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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-03-17

sly tripping and always had an op-
ponent on the floor. Coach krause
feels that grave injustice has been
done Hewitt in this unfavorable COM
parison with Eibeck and believes that
the choice made was in direct CONTRA
diction 10 the rules Of clean playing
and sportsmanship.
Beyond this, the boys are unanimous
in their appreciation Of the square deal
and cordial and hospitable reception
accorded them at the tournament, and
express the hope that the Gunnison
team may go over after the bacon
again next season.
Hewitt, o'NeiIl, Miller. Aiken and
Wright made up the first team for
Gunnison, and they were, accompanied
on the trip by substitutes. Curtis, Neil
son, kelleghan and Ernest Foster.
Coach Krause took the squad over and
returned with them, coming in Monday
morning.
While in Boulder, the boys were
guests of the Alpha Sigma Phi frater-
nifty, the members of which went out
Of their way to extend TO the visitors
all the curtesies of the campus and
town
TIE trip was a valuable experience
in every way, and the coach feels that
its effects will make themselves felt
very prominently in next seasons
playing.
The seasons work has been very
creditable for Gunnison, only one game
being lost up to the final Boulder
tournament. The schedule for the
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-03-17

SEE ACTUAL SCENES in the land
of starving millions Unique, Marsh
18th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
Thin Gray Line Will
 Hold Annual Picnic

Goodwater, July 1s.-(special.)-- The annual reunion of Camp Bill Adkins, United Confederate veterans, willste held at Grimes lakes, in the edge of Goodwater. July 21. This has been an annual event for many years and this time is looked to with ad- ditional interest. owing to the fact that the thin gray line" is growias thinner each year and the people are anxious to show the old vets good time as token of appreciation for their services and sacrifices during the sixties.
 For many years Veteran J. J.. Brown was commander. which posi- tion he held until his death abou' two years ago. Since then, ". F. Fuj- ton, ST, a lieutenant in the Confed crate army. has been commander, and will preside at the coming event.
 Veterans from all sections are cor dially invited to come to Goodwater on July 21 and enjoy the hospitali ties of the people.
 Judge W. W. Brandon will make the principal address on this oc- casion and all known there Is some thing in store in way of eloquence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
THREE

especially in developing dairy herds.
 Mir. McGowan was reared on farm. and during each summer of his college career he spent his vacation in charge of the dairy department of Rodney Farms, Liberty Hills. III. Tn all of his experience he has been exceptionally successful in deyelop- ing the dairy industry in an organ ized way. Due to the intense interest in dairying In Baldwin county Mfr. Barton points out that Mir. McGowau is especially well qualified for the position of county demonstration agent in Baldwin county, where hs will have the hearty cooperation on the part of the farmers, business men and especially the Baldwin county farm bureau.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
HUGHES AND KING
 REVISE ANCIENT
 RUSH-BAGOT PACT
Monroe Treaty Thought by ConfereeS to Be Timely As World Disarmament
 Increases
nv AssocLnted Prenr

Washington. July 13.--Revision into permanent treaty form of the essen tial principles of century-old Rush. Bagot agreement for restriction of armament on the Great Lakes and the St, Lawrence river was proposed at a conference today between w. F. Mckenzie King premier of Canada; George Graham, the Canadian min ister of national defense, and Secre- tary Hughes at the state department.
 Conference ExtolIcd
 World disarmament having made the important strides 1t has. com sequence of the recent Washington conference and the leadership given the movement by Secretary Hughes" said statement issued by MT. King. The present has seemed to the Cana dian government an opportune mo- ment in which to approach the gov ernment of the United States with a view to perpctuating with the ideals which the framers of the Rush Ba got agreement had in mind. by having permanently given to the essential principles underlying the Rush Bagot agreement through their embodiment in formal treaty between the two countries, respecting the limitation of armament on the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence river"
 Tho agreement, which he proposed new treaty would modernize, was pro- claimed by Presirdent Monroe In ISIS, after having been ratified by the Senate. It thus had all the force of m international convention although not drawn in the form Of a treaty.
 Other Matters
 number of other matters affecting the relations of the two countries. some of which have been the sub Ject of correspondence since the new Canadian liberal administration as- sumed office the first of the year were also touched upon at the con ference. Among these was said to be the St. Lawrence waterways pro- tect. Regarding this Mir. King said that "the position taken by the Cana dian ministers is an attitude neither of acceptance nor reje ection of tho pro- ject, but of postponemeut of its con- sideration. Having regard to the magnitude of the expenditures in- volved and other far reaching consid- erations. the present does nos appear to the Canadian government an op- perfume moment in which to eontem- plate treaty negotiations on his sub ject as between the two countries"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
Loves Masquerade Dramatic Story of Love and Romance
 By IDAH MCLoNE GIBSON

sympathetic heart, aided by your .ine lnteiligence--together we could do great things
 Ciasping my hands in hers and eazing long and earnestly upon me mi'n her eyes that were deep wells or love and beauty, she murmured.
 Almost thou persuadest me. dear heart. l think would go with you IT were sure that you would not regret. Yes. oven if there came n time when you tired of the sunshlny afternoons and the quiet and rest within my arms, Harry. I would ro out Of your life with the Knowledge that l had had some months or years as fate decreed. or joy and tbev could not be taken from me.
 would gladly pay for it all. bov pay for the whole grand adventur. If l could-but strangely enough in this case of ours the woman would not pay. Harry, dearest, I am right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
M'GOWN NAMED
 ASBALDWIN AGENT
South Carolina Man Named County Agent on
 July IS

Auburn, July -(Special)-W G. MeGowan. who Is now county agent at Abbeville, S C.. will on July 15 become county agent for Baldwin county with headquarters at Bay Minette Announcement of the appointment of MT. McGowan was made by ". D. Barton. district agent for south Alabama.
 Mir. McGowan is a native of Missis- sippi and finished course in agri- culture. specializing in dairying, at the A. and Nj. college of Mississippi in 1918. Immediately after he grad uated he volunteered his services to the army, was soon commissioned second lieutenant, and served as an officer until the signing of the armistice. at which time he accepted pisition with the dairy division. of the U. s. department of agri- culture. doing special work in Missis- sippi.
 Varied Experience
 Leaving the U. S department or agriculture Mir. McGowan became dairy specialist for the Virginia extension service. where he was very successful in promoting dairylng, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
PISTOL FOUND
Chambliss Murder Mystery Reopened
 When Weapon Is Found
By As4orInted Preas

Samson, July lS.-Interest In the mysterious death of Benjamin Cham bless, whose body was found in Pea river on June 20. was revived here late yesterday by the discovery of a pistol near the spot where the body was recovered from the stream. The weapon was found in a clump of bushes and was said to have been empty. It was identified as a weap- on Chambless carried on the even ing before the body was found.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
FOR GOOD OF
 THE COMMUNITY
A Few Thoughts About the Warrior, Its Handi
 caps and Its Basic Invincibility

MOTHER good the his
 of barge line operations the Mississippi and Warrior figures balance sheets but they coming surely the shines with the develop ment of north bound traffic.
 1915 but the completed "dubns ThOmases" banks the the slow action of the appropriations and in building craft and terminals.
 There delay obtaining any freight no point possible prompt months and months before the rates from the Mallory obtained required months shippers realize it's benefits must be told of things before they know
 The Warrior transportation now ampnng to win without appropriation of nickel for @ % the fa carriers are spending millions of dollars in and valuable publicity The that the Warrior mas oone so well under the handaps development
 But cannot the basic The canal bosom andocked and operating the lin and other Psburg steel makers threatened business ham steel mills for Now the Ohio river too shallow drought this ness is cut off until
 The built Manganese ore from Brazil coming Mobile per
 go through the terminal because the channel not deep enough The channel to be depened through the terminal step step that the being made, but it being made invincibly.
 That step development Warrior river transportation when the DxPorand company making
 shipments product through port of Mobile will now go to portions of four states through medium the and its rail connections.
 year arrangement bama coal to Galveston in gong barg lowed by eagng tugs and the fetching back sulphur for the chemical plants the district That business fine the eoooo tons with saving in freight charges the Warrior of $2.50 per Birmingham Paper company getting 100 tons of whit. from Sweden New Orleans the The ships carrying Birmingham products
 c coast have worked return of Pacific coast products which come the Warrior
 Rome not built long the rocks placed by Romuu and the wealth luxury the Warrior seemed to have lost recently years h sao ooo but got the $33000 The Warrior speak for themselves
 basic ~
 Yours for upbuidng,
 Ra~I AA4xk. AA4xk. .Ar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14

For long time I was silent" con tinued Glendening's letter. "waver- ing between the truth of what she had said and my desire. Then, pas sion uppermost, I cried out. Mar garet, Margaret, I want you-I need you. Sustained by your warm,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
A STRANGE CASE

A STRANGE CASE Margaret pointed out why Glen denins's proposal could enot bring happiness.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
Mksladteg Mttentat a1tf 3rai
Millera11b.

Goris, Il. Sssl1li. Nab Der eroBer
Borabe, bie CUR Seier oes 8aitile .
Cages am 5reitag in 2ongdam1p BEL
8aris itattfano, feuerte Elm, Ser Holi,
5ei tpoblbefonnter Mnardiif nomens
@nitabe 8ol1bet brei Rebolberibiiiie
11oh Dem @oIiaeiprdfeften Naroin,
Ser i'm Wngen Dor 8rdiDent Wine.
ra1b fltbr; feiner ser 5hiiiie traf.
Ser Mttentdter gab nad ieiner Ser
baftl1ng an, er iei in Der Meinnng
getpeien, er bate auf ben Bagen beg
Rrdii6enten gefeltert. St fiigte bin-
5u, er bditttte nidt bie Mbftdt gebabt, ie
nlano gu totem. Gielmebr 11ur 6urd
eine &unbgebnng bie glufmerfianfeit
u,1f oie Gage bes 8roletariats 5u lem
Ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
Mu,erifaniidje Arbeiterpartei.

Seem Oorf, II. Suit a11f bem
eSulions 4onpent, tpel6er am Sonn-
tag in gfetp gorf gum glbldluB fam,
tpurbe beidIo1fen, cine meme Bartei
nit benz Nan1e11 Mnerican BartD 5ll
griinoen; Ser &onbent mar bon 236
.9eIeguten befudt. Sic Bartei beftebt
aus @o5iaIiiterL 5nrmarbeitern 1t1o
oreanifierten Mrbeitera1 unb it Die
erite 9artei tpelde, nie Die @rii11-
ser bebaupten, ienals arbeitern11io-
,len beranlaBt bot. 1id als Eartei po-
Iitiid 5l1 betdfigen.
Gg D1tr6en bonltdnoige Sifefs flr
oie RongreB-, AiiemblD-, 5taatS1e-
nats=, ribterlide unb staot 4pnfe-
1te nufgelteat. Ga Die. nene 8artei ge-
ieblid nod nidt a1lerfan11t TT, miiliel
sic annoioaten auf Oem So5ialilten-
.l1nb oem Sarmer Nrbeiter- -Sidet er-
ldeinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
ssl,ta ,,adl graiiIie,1.

Netp gorf, II. SlIi. Die Ser.
Stnaten tperoe,1 CUR 3peibunoertiabr
feier Ser nnabbdngigfeit 8raitliens
Elm SIugae,,g mod bort fdiden. SS1l
Der erfte,1 Bohe bes Mugnit 1pirb
@oIter Clinton, elmer Ser 8iIoten Beg
geg-4 oes erfte1 5lug5elgs, tpeldes
ben Mtlantiiben Daean freu3te, in ge.
.gIeitnttg bon 81. gucbDbes Rinto
Danrtens bon 8raiiIiert eineut Sc
idihtgi6reiber, Der oie Sabrt beidrei-
ben ion einenn SiInrpbo otograpben lit1b
5tpei Medar,ifern Die 1866. Iange Gei-
ie, ipeIhe iiber 9ritiid- Beltinoie1
Igebt, ortreter, spie am 5onntag in
geep gorf befannt geeeben tnl1roe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
Srpkt pffen Der &egier111g.

Stem gorf, 18. Suli. 9ie Sir
ma Chemical Gonnoation, SSt1c., bal
es abgeleb1it, ser Muffor6ernng Gbo.
mas SO. Miners, oes &uifos fir Mns=
IGnber gigertl11n, Golge 5n leiiten
6oB lie Ser &egierung Die Ratente,
@an6elsmorfen nnb l1rbeberre6te gu
ridgebe, bie Ser Goun6ntion bon oer
friiberen BerlpoItl1ng iiberlniien NOR
ben ii11o. Dieie Weigerllng 1T in ei'
nem Sdreiben S. g. @arbans, bes
Yrdlibentet, Ser Chemical Foundation
uno ieiner5eit unter Wtlfon &t1tos
oeg Seinbes gigentums, entbalten,
6asson 5onntag in Seem gorf berof'
fertli6t Duroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
@ertra1ten a1tf 9e11tidaanb.

Gbicago, 18. eSltlf. - S1t Der ue=
ber5eugu11g, bob bos bel1ti6e 8olf Die
gegenlpartige Jiuanafriie iiberauin=
Ben tpirb, bat gotnaro emri BET
grdfioent Der gdaon nhgunsf firaha
Morris & gon1panD, feline @enebuli-
gung 5l1 elmer senoltng bon n1ebr
.nIs 100000 8fun6 2ebensmittei
nod Deuti6ianb erteiIt.
Ser NOTICE 8aunn ouf ben Dant=
pfern lit bereits belegt, uno 6ie Sen-
6ungen oiirfte11 in ibrer Webr5aN
bereits Dor oer1 IL. eluguit in oe1t=
{ben @Gnoen 1ein. Der @eiamn1tlpert
Der 6e11bungen miro auf 1,750,OOO
Collars angegeben.
n3eutiblano brau6t 9eabrnngs=
n1ittel, belon0ers 5leild, auberat not
1pe110ig, iagte 9err 0forris, Ser Brd=
1ioe11t Ser Girma, u1n0 Die Regier=
nng tpie sic 5ubrer ser sS1lbuItrie
apiflen 1lnr 5u tpobL 6aB Der @einno-
beits5nitan6 Ser gan5en 9eation nnO
6eren Sdabigfeit, ben alten PlaB tpie-
Ser 5,1 erlonger, gum groBen Sell boz
bon abb6nge1L Oh man 0em 8olfe
onsrei6erbe Mabrung fi6ern fat111.
uDeut16la11o er1Dartet oaber unge-
beure auantitdten BON Sleil6 aus
Mmerifa, unb Morris & GompanD
baben itetig baran gearbeitet, ibr al-
tes @ef66ft nit lienem 2anoe 5nriid-
5uerobern. l1niere @ertreter 6rlben
balten 11ns telegrapbii6 iiber Die 6or-
tigen @erbdltnieii ouf bef 2anfen=
ben, 11no sic senonngen bon 8are1t
boben ibren regeln1aBigen Sortgnng
.genommen.
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6iefige Iepfel= nnb &nrtoffelernte
ertuartef..

Chicago, 3d., IL. Sltli. = 8ie
oas gunoesbureol1 fir 9ano1pirt
ihoft in Chicago Sn, anfiinbigte
miro in bieiem Sabre in Sen gerei.
nigten Staaten cine ungebeure &ar-
tpffel= l1no sepfelernte er1partet. 1it
9ie elepfelernte tpir6 6ie borigia5ri.
ae tpobrldeinIid Inn 100000
5aB iibertreffen nnb 6ie &artoffelerl7:
te beripridt oie gr0Bte felt oem Ste.
forbjabre 1917 5lt tperoen.
Ser 8oraniblag fir 6ie Mepfelern.
te lit in SEN apidtigiten Staaten fol.
eenoer: @oibington 7470,000 5aB:
Seem Sort, 5,55t 900; California, l
$4,000; 02idigon 1542,000; Sir.
ginia, 1,522,000 Oregon, 1,451 ,00C
Ser @eiemtertrag miro ouf 31,413,.
600 Sab gei6dtt, eegeniibur 81 ,2o4.
900 Sob I'M Sabre 1921.
Ser 8oronidldg fir bie &artoffel
ernte lit 428, ,607, 900 8uibels int Ser
eIeid NIT 346,823,O 8uibeIs in
goriabre. Ser grtrag Ser fiinf mid
tiaiten staaten ut i6dbnngsmeiie
0einnelota, AZ, ,9O5 900 8nibels; Mi
digan, 5,515, 600; Stem gorf, 81,
10000; 8isfonfin, 34,538,O0(
Maine, 25, ,575, 900 8ubels.
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uur,1111er 81
@iaoutiidler Grafh hfa1bal.

gbicago, IL. SuIi. Gin 8bisfp-
ring, oeiien @efddfte in Die Miaio-
nen gingen, iit bier entoedt poroen.
8nnbesiteuerbeamte baben Die Grbe-
bung bon Mnflngen gegen iiber finf-
5ig Rerionen beantragt !; oarnnter
linb mebrere Miniondre, Elm Mitglieo
oes &ongreHes 11n6 friibere gnn6es-
bean1te. Die Beboroen baben Die Ser
bnftung bon 8eniamin Oe. Mit6ea,
einem befannten Bolitifer unb 9arrp
Mager, benz friiberen Binemta1er,
ennebn1er ,berurfadt uno ben @roB-
qeldaporenen ibr ungsmaterial-
nnterbreitet.
sic erfI6ren, baB iie elmer urlge-
bel1ren @orruption ieitens Der Brobi.
botionsben1nten a11f Sic Spur gefom-
men ieien. Inter an6erem baben lie
entoedt. baB 5tpei Brobiibiti itionsbean,=
ten auf Der 2obnliite gelpiifer graa-
ereien geitanben baben, l.no babel @e-
b6lter bon nnbe5u 100000 Collar
pro SSnbr be5ogen.
giner Der Bunbesage11ten erfldrte,
bob 2eutp in nner1 8urenus i'm Bun=
6esgebanbe in ben Sfa1onl berpidelt
ieien. Die n1eilten bon ibnen boben
lire Aemter Dor ei,1igen Wonaten,
als ibnen Der 8ooen gu beiB lpl1roe,
nieoergelegt. Inter ben 8erbdd-
tigen 1T elm &ongreBma1n bon Suit
nois, Elm Ballforltraftor, Der mebr-
fader WeilIiondr 1T, ein friiberer boz
Ter Steuerbean1te, 5pei Brobibitions-
oireftoren, elm Bal5merfbeiiber uno
nebrere Undergraduate 8oli5eibeom-
te.
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Gntiehlid)e &atitropbe.

@atertotnn. 90. g., II. S11l1.
suf ser binteren geranoa zines
Sa,,ies an Ser 9on1mif StraBe. bas
bon gopart 8. @orfmann nno =.
Wiliam Salisbury betpobnt tpuroe,
erplobierte eeitern Elm erobes Spreng-
eeldob, tpoour6 s 8inber bon 8 Biz
16 ssabren o,eeublidlid getotet tpur'
oen. gs ,paren oies Morris Coils,
burn, Srances 8ilep, @ipian Sones,
SIibe 8ro,pn, antna uno @0na Borf=
uaun, Sarob 8oroer,, iotpie elm 8eiu-
der aus 9uIasfi, SC. g., Gonalo Sor.
ton.
Das @eldoB, bon Dem man on,
nobm, SaB es feinen sprengitoff ent.
baIte, mar bas @igentum Borfmanns
ser es als Mnbenfen al,fbetpabrte. Us
oiente als Mittel, bie Saustiire anl
3ui6Iosen au binoern. Sb Die Con.
nensIut sic @rploiion ber1riobt but
ooer Oh oos @eihoB bon eineu Der
&inoer, Ole in, @arten &ro6et ipiel=
ten, aufdliserapetle getroffen ip1troe,
perutog nidt feitgeltel1t 81. tperoen.
g1,rd, bic @etpalt Ser @rploiion tpur>
ben int ltn1freis BON 51pei Sdn1er-
pierten sic 6enlterldeiben 5erbro9en.
9ie Soten tparen alle ibredli6 gu
aeridtet. 6eten ibrer gefleioung baf
teteu on 8Gumen l,no Dd9ern Der
geahbarlhoft. Gle san5e bintere
Mauer oes 9auies mar au Bulber ge-
rieben.
@Ieid t,od oe,n ltnfau traf 0r. S.
@. sssones Elm. gu ieinem t56reden
fano er feline eigene 5&polfiahrise So6=
ter 1,nter Sen Soten.
9us @eidob ion bon Ben boridbri
aen Manobern bes 104. 6eloartilIe=
rieforps bel Sine Blains berriibren.
Gie Holi5ei fano eeltern abeno nod
feds ebeniolde Sprenggeidoife, Die
ipie oas erpIo6ierte, ais &l,riofitdten
,aufgeian1n1elt unb nad Sanie ge=
non1uen tparer. Mae ipnr6en anf
anoronung Der Boliaei ins 8ailer ge-
sporfen.
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@iiniden 8ier ,tab @ei11.

9seipburgb, g. q. is. SuIi. Die
&nnbention Ser geteranen aus Dem
fponii1 amerifaniiden &riege boi
.einen 8eidIuB gu @l,nitel1 Der Ger
iteunng 11,b oes @erfaufg aIfoboIi-
iher @etrdnfe gefaBt. gs tuiro il,
ioen BeidluB barouf bingenieien, ooB
reide 2e1te feline 5dmierigfeiten fdn-
ben Srinfbares 81 erlangen, oeiien
Ste llnbemittelten berlnitig gingen
Il1t1o baB Stiefelldaftler Rieienil1nr.
!aten einbeimite1b Die Der &egierune
a11 8ute fot1tnte1 fonnten.
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Mbreiie bes 8ptidafters.

Seem gorf, Is. SnIi. Dr Otto
8ieofelot, Ser oeutide 8otidafter in
Baibirrgton, lit geiter1t auf bem
Oantpfer @eliance bon ben l1niteo
Mmericon 2ines nab @anrbnrg abge-
fabren, Inn ii6 in amtliben @eiddf-
ten na6 8erlin 5n begeben nn6 feine
6on1ilie beriiber 5n bolen. Gr miro
am 1. September 5nriidfebren. 8e-
fragt, Oh er mogIi6ertpeiie 6od
Mo9folger. 6es ermor6eten oeutiden
Mnslanbsminiiter &atbenalt per6en
1piir6e, erflarte er 11obmals auf bns
8eltintn1teife, oab 6as ni6t Der 6a1
lei nn6 baB er uueieifn 8n
lei 1tn6 BOB er tpieber amf ieinen $50
fbingtoner Soften 5uriidfebren mir
Be.
sSr1 iibrigen apeigert ii9 Ser beut
ibe Diplonat, 6te @erbdltniiie in
Deutidla1b gu beipre6en ebenio !nie
Dr. MBelm 5af 6e1tider go)=
idafter in Sapan, ser gIei6faQs ouf
Ser &ilinnce nod DentfbInn6 obfubr.
81. Golf erflarte, Die gegentpdrtigen
Gerbdltniiie in Deutiblan6 ieien 5lt
fritiid, hn1 fir 6te 9effentlidfeit
6isfutiert tperoen at f0nne1 un6 bie
@erl1te onriiber 1D6ren, iebt idon
5u 5ablreid. @oniuI ST.. Grid &ras-
fe bon Seem Dorf begleitete bie beis
Sen beutfben 8otfdafter an gor6.
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stim,nn,,a ii peiilin1iifiia.

8afbington, Is. sSuli. Set
SSobren 1T sic pirtIdaftlide Gage oes
2anbes nibf 10 bon gdapierigfeiten
bebrobt geipeier, als gerobeieet. Sa
8albington benii1t iiA HrdIioent
&aroing yaiittteI uno Bege 5n ftnoaa,
I'M 6as BubItfun. gebiibreno az
ldiiken, obne gIeidaeitig mad oroe-
rer giidt,ng Del ing 8euer 5u gie-
Ben.
Die beutige 4abinettslisung inn
8eiBen Saug 1tano unter benz Drnde
Ser gnttduidung un0 NiBitimnt1,ng.
Mns elmer gertngfiigigen Oeeinl1ngs-
berI1ie6enbeit lit Der Streif Der gi-
1enbobner ,,n6 @oBlenbergle1lte 5u ei-
ner Ian6esueiten &riie berangelau-
fen.
9eidt 11ar in Seras fonoern aud
in ulloeren Mdten iirtb 8unbestr,ip-
pen mobil gemodt ,poroen, als CT.
tpieoerung 0aral1f fornnt belte Elm
gefeN an &eiaer nno Oeler, Die 4r-
belt nieoer5ulegerl.
gber aud i'm geiebgebenben Seil
Ser Regierung 5eigt iib ,tibt u1in-
Ser 8eiorenis. @ie elmer Der Sc
1otoren 1ib a,ls6riidte, lei Die gan.
5e Geidibte eine Der5tpeifelt gefdbr-
Iide. Sc iebe aus, als uenn Die eat,-
5e Notion ouf eineu1 EuIberfaiie iibe
llno 5u irge11o elmer Set in 5unfen
fallen fonr1.
Ser 9rdfibent bot iib nod nibt
nit ser geitrigen gepeIbe Der Der,
einten 8erfitdttenar arbeiterfiibrer be-
faBt, Sic ale Sdul6 am Streif ben
8abnen bemiBt, oie 8unoesbeborbe
fir giienbabner Ser Garteilibfeit a1l-
fIagt unb cine Sortoauer ser l1nrn-
ben IN Musiidt iteIt, bis @eredtigfeit
geiiht iperbe.
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abnabnte Der Geiielnit.

8aibington, 18. suli. 8ie oie
ben @iienbabnen borliegenoen geri6=
te erfennen laiien, ma6t fib infolge
Der Streifs cine itarfe Mbnabn1e Der
8eiieIuit ben1erfbar. Cine 3eit lang
mar Ser & Gouriitenberfebr dnBerit 1eb-
bofz Bie es fbetnt, baben fib Sa11-
ienoe entidniIen ibre Gerien gu ber-
fdieben, % iie ougenibeinlid be.
fiirdten, onb bas Neiien infolge bes
Streifs ,tnfider unb nnbequem 1T.
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8erlins &abinette- srage nodl pffen,

Berlin, 19, ssuli. Reibsfan5ler
Or. Birtb batte ON 5reitag in Ser
lin cine ldngere 8eipre6ung nit ben
|fiibrenben unabbdngigen 5o5ialoeno-
frnte1r 8reiti6ei6 uno Silferoing, il
Der Die 6rage, oh bieneidt ibre 8artei
6ob nod in Sen Hegierungsblod ei11=
treten tonne.
Serner berlaufet iebt, ser &an5ler
babe oie Mdidt, oIs gsadfolger Static
naus ei11en 8ertreter Ser Deuti9en
goIfspartei gum Minifter oes a1G=
ipdrtigen 5l1 ernenne11. gr. Bieb-
felbt, ser 8afbingtoner 8otidafter,
Der iebt auf Der &eintreiie lit, miro in
0ieier Berbinoung bielfah eenannt;
bon omtli1er Seite aus tpiro i,,bes
beriidert, ser 8otmofter fomure nl1r
in 8rtbatangele bein, I'm
feline Santilie nod Sen Ser. Staaten
ab5ubolen. Nls ein &anbioat fir bas
Nusmdrtige Mmt, Der mebr Babr-
fdeinlidfeit fir fi6 baben ion, miro
Ser friiBere Wiriiter 6es Sbabnn1tes
bon 9baumer genannt. Silfer6ing
l1nabb. So5. } 1pir6 tei1lpeiie uls NUT
1r1aBlider Bieoeroufbou MiniIter
genannt.
Cine gnti6ei6ung iiber 6ieie 4a-
bineHsfragert tniro nnh Der Riidfelr
Hrdioent @berts ertpartet, ser bonn
@ei1sfan5ler eriu9t 1poroen lit, iei-
men grbolunes nesoufentbaIt i'm Sdnar.
tDal6 al 1nterbreden.
Dos 9berbollpt oes 5retitaotes
Dan5ig, BrGfioent Sobn, bot BEL Der
oeutiden 9fei6sregierung giniprode
gegen cine gbmadung 5tpiiden 6ranf
reid unb HoIen erboben nod Ser
Don5ig gum Stiibpunft Der poIniiden
&riegsfIotte genrodt tper6en follte.