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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
TEMPERATURES ON REBOUND TODAY
Peak Was Reached During Nght-Three Deaths in
 New England

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 5.-(UP.- Temperatures throughout Connectl- cut started rebounding from near the zero mark today as weather oo. servers promised a breaking up or the cold spell which has gripped the east since Tuesday night. The peak of the wave was reached last night when official readings set a low of 2 above here; 12 at New Haven and 8 at Bridgeport. In the higher attitudes the mercury was four to five degrees lower and ice formed. So severe was the snap here that 800 feet of trolley wires broke and fell on two automobiles. The drivers were unhurt and service was disrupted for several hours on one line.
 Motorists In Trouble
 Motorists everywhere had dift1- culty starting their cars and scores were stalled. At several points WPA
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
HUSBAND WILL
 BE LONG ABSENT

Milford, Mass, Dec. 5.-(UP)- Two days after his marriage to a girl half his age, Joseph Ashworth. 36, of Holliston, an ex-convict, ad- mitted to 8 judge today that he had tried to finance his honeymoon by offering worthless cheeks for $500.
 Ashworth, who married 17-year- old Doris Stevens of Birmingham at Newport, Vt, on Tuesday. was given concurrent jail terms totaling three months and held for the grand jury on the most serious of the worthless-check charges. At an arraignment in Birmingham earlier in the day another bad-check charge was filed.
 Two months ago Ashworth was released from Thomaston, Me, state prison after serving 8 two-year term for breaking and entering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
"CIFT OF GOD' BABY CASE ENDS.
Anna Ware Gets Back Her Child--Judge Bitterly 2
 Scored Kidnapers

St. Louis, Mo, Dec. 5-Up- Anna Ware, an unwed Newton, Pa., domestic, was victorious in the spec tacular St. Louis Gift of God" baby case today when Special Commis- sioner Rush H. Limbaugh ordered the child taken from Dr. and Mrs. Ludwig O. Muench, who claimed 1t as thei rown, and awarded to Miss Ware.
 Commissioner Limbaugh made his decision in a scathing report which he submitted to the court of appeals which earlier took the child from Dr. and Mrs. Muench.
 Miss Ware came here last August to give birth to an illegitimate child. Two days after its birth-and about a month before Mrs. Muench went to trial on charges of Kidnapping Mrs. Muench announced the birth of a Gift of God" son. Miss Ware had surrendered her son for adop- ton few hours before the Muench announcement.
 Looked for Sympathy
 Striking to the heart of the al- legged motive in the Muench Gift of God" announcement, Limbaugh's
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
Final Nelvs Flashes
BUM, FAKER NOT SLANDEROUS

New York, Dec. 5-UP)-The words "bum" and "faker" are not sanderous, it was held today in supreme court when $5O,OOO islander suit against Mayor F. H. LaGuardia was dismissed. The fiery LaGuardia was sued by Charles Shankroff, real estate broker, on the ground he had shouted at meeting in City Hall: You bum. Throw him out. I will treat you the same as you were treated in surrogates court, you faker"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05

4AOSAA AAOeAA 4AAE 444O 0VOA J.
 The disclosures were made by William s. Conklin, press aid to Hoffman.
 He said the governor had made his suggestion to Chancellor Luther M. Campell, who with six lay judges of the court of errors and appeals, constitute the court of pardons.
 Visit Before Appeal
 Hoffman was said to have urged that the judges visit .Hauptmann before his lawyers appeal to the pardon court to save Hauptmann from the chair. Such an appeal will be the next step of Haupmann's counsel in event the United States supreme court refuses their request for a review of his conviction. Su- preme court action is. expected on Monday.
 The governor was said to have pointed out to Chancellor Campbell that the court of pardons is court of mercy and to have urged that eveSy member should visit Haupt- mann and hear his story from his
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
MOTOR ACCIDENT DEATHS

Washington, Dec. 5.-(UP)-MOtor acci- dents took SIS lives in 86 large cities in the four weeks ended Nov. 23 as compared with 877 in the corresponding period last year, it was re- ported today by the bureau of census. For 52- week period ending on that date, 8,842 deaths were listed in the cities as compared with 8,941 last year This indicated an average rate of 2S.7 per 100000 population, compared with "A last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
LOCAL MAN DIES
 AT FORT WRIGHT

Middletown, Conn, Dec. 5-(UP) Anthony Zabloda, IS. Waterbury. member of eco Camp Jenkins. who was injured in an automobile acci- dent here Tuesday. died at Fort Wright hospital Fishers Island, to- day.
 He was struck by . car operated by Charles J. Masin, this city. After treatment at Middlesex hospital he was discharged and later admitted to the army hospital.
 Camp Jenkins is located at Cobalt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
DIES OF INJURIES

. Middletown, Conn, Dec. 5-(UP) --Larkin T. Woodbury, 62, Deep River farmer, whose arm was ann putated by a buzz saw, died at Mid- dlesex hospital. Woodbury and his son-in-law, Ernest Edwards, A, were working at the saw late yes- terday. Woodbury's arm was severed at the elbow and Edwards suffered several broken ribs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
SIR ROGER EASEMENTS BODY

Dublin, Dec. 5.- P)-President Ramon de Valera informed the dail today that the gov ernment is taking steps to obtain the return to Ireland of the remains of Sir Roger Easement from Pentonville prison in London, for inter- ment in the Free State. Basement was executed in 1916 as traitor for taking part in the Irish rebellion and aiding gun running from Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05

Morrilton, Ark, UP)-There was little doubt expressed concerning the eligibility ot Margaret Green for an age pension when she applied to the Conway county pub- lie welfare board here. According to her pension application, Mrs. Grene, @ negro woman, is l08.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. Dec. 5-(UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year to Dec. Srd. This Year Expenses Last Year S3,lS6,6S5,O09.62 $2,964,1s3. .1b2.6z
 Receipts $1, 1,4se,es1.750.07 $1,4s1,0 ,0s7.s3e.7e
 Deficit s1.sss. .o2s.25s.sS s1.47s.fl5.sl5.se s1.4ss.277.s7s.ss si.5si.sao.4 .4ss.sl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
PROPOSAL
 IS ABOUT READY
France, Britain Have Had Experts Preparing Offer
 to MussOlini
By United Press)

Developments today in the ltal- ian-E Ethiopian crisis:
 Paris-British and French experts finish sketch of proposals for peace able settlement: Hoare and Laval to perfect them this week for Mus- solini's perusal.
 London - Hoare considering in- portant speech in commons on Italian Ethiopian crisis; British see series of swift peace moves; two battle cruisers, four destroyers, leave Gibraltar for cruises in Atlantic.
 Rome Mussolini watching French British moves and East African situation; offensive ex- pected ct any time: Bank of Italy and treasury suspend statements of conditions.
 Cairo = British continue to strengthen forces in Egypt.
 Geneva -& Unusual clash, csten- sible reason for Italian-E Ethiopian war, occurred years ago today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
Pardon Board OF New Jersey Asked SeeHauptn1a11r,
Governor Hoffman Has Requested Members of Board to Visit PrisOner-They Can Then Get His
 Own Story, First Hand

Trenton, N. J. December 5 = (UP) - Governor Harold G. Hoffman asked members of the New Jersey court of pardons to visit Richard Haupan Death Row at
 the state prison to get his story first hand was revealed today.
 visited the Lndbergh kdnaper in his death cell He went to state prison night early in October and spent an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
Franco-British h Talks Purely Technical Are
 Without Italian Help
Mussolini Ready to Consider Peace Proposals But There Was No Weakening in East African Ven=
 ture-HOuse of Commons Hears About Oil
BY STUART BROWN
Copyright, 1895, by United Pre-

Rome December 5 = CUP) = Italy mo founda- tion for recent foreign optimism about the possibility or an talan-Ethopan settlement official government spokesman said today.
 The FrancoBritish conversations in Paris the spokes man said are purely technical and nonpotcal and are entirely without Italian participation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
BY RALPH HEINZEN ConxriSht. 192S. by United RresSl

Paris, December 5 - (UP) - French and British foreign experts have completed the broad outlines of a proposal for peaceable settle ment of the Italian-Ethiopian war, it was understood today.
 It is intended that Premier Laval
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-05
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The Washington times., 1935-01-10

The flute-instrument of the
ancients-makes a perfect &C.
compartment for the human
voice, as was so excellently dem
onstrated at the morning musical
at the Mayflower Hotel yester-
terday.
Nine. Ninon Vallin, one of the
outstanding French sopranos of
the day, and Rene LIE Roy, a
really excellent flute, joined in
one of the most interesting con-
certS of the season.
Nine. Vallin has a rich voice,
and, although she was obviously
fighting off the common cold
that has laid so many low re-
Gently, she overcame this obstacle
to give an excellent rendition of
French and Spanish songs.
The spirited seguidilla from
Carmen" always favorite, was
sung with vigor and understand
ing, making it one of the most
interesting numbers on the pro-
gram.
She was at her best in the final
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
.1,100 LOW-COST
HOMES BUILT
BY PWA
BY International News Service


Homes for the low-income
workers who can afford to pay
an average Of $12.65 a month
for homesteads are being erected
today in % localities.
Construction, the PWA's sub
sistence homestead division said
has been started on 1,100 low
cost homes, each with one to 80
acres of land, in 80 States.
The projects are financed from
. $25, 100000 allotment, of which
$5,O00,000 has been spent in the
purchase of sites and the start
ing of building. Altogether a
total of $19,O00,000 has been allo.
Gated. Money received in pay
mentS from buyers will be used
for other projects.
The homeSteadS, including land
and construction costs, range be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in cost.
Chicken houses, stables and other
outbuildings are included. The
buyer has 80 years in which to
pay at 3 per cent interest. An of.
6icial said:
"The average cost to the
buyer is $12.65 per month. This
includes the interest. While no
down payment is required, such
payments are acceptable.
'The most acceptable tenants
and purchasers are those with
Independent incomes of $500 to
$1,000 a year. This assures their
ability not only to keep up pay
ments, but to keep up their
homes, and improve them, work
the ground and in general i'm
prove cOnditiOnS"
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
Mrs. c. W. Howell
Again Heads U.D.C.

Mrs. C. w. Howell, of Alexan-
dria, has been reelected presi-
dent of the Mary Gusts Lee
Chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy. Other officers
include Mrs. Margaret F.. Bailey,
Mrs. Carroll Woolf and Mrs. M.
L. Price, vice presidents; Miss
Sara Eddington, secretary: Mrs.
Harry D. Kirk, treasurer; Mrs.
G. T. Klipstein, historian; Mrs.
Lowell Willcoxen, registrar; Miss
Mary German, registrar of cross
es, and Mrs. j. r. Eddington,
chaplain.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
IHLDER TO SPEAK

The January luncheon-meeting
Of the Council of Social Agencies
will be held at 1890 p. m. Mon
day in the Y. w. C. A. John
1hlder, director of the Alley Dwell
ing Authority will speak.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
WORLD OF MUSIC

group, four lively Spanish songs
by Manuel de Falla and Joaquin
Min, songs breathing romanticism
and the carefree spirit of Spain
and sung in a delightful manner.
M. Leroy proved a master Of
the flute, playing Chopin and Mo
zart to show to what heights one
may reach with this soft melodi-
Gus instrument.
He showed his mastery by his
understanding in the duets with
Nine. Vallin.
Ravel'S La Flute Enchantee"
was beautifully done, and we'll
might have been written for these
two artists, so underStandingly
did they perform it. Gounod's "a
Toi Mon Occur" was also done in
a charming manner.
CONCERT DEFERRED
The concert by the Marian
Chace Dance Group has been
postponed from January Is to
January % in Roosevelt High
School.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
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Patent, black or brown leather,
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S12 to 00G
2OO-Men's ZapOn Bed Slippers
Shiny black or brown up-
pers; padded soles and RMA
heels. Sizes to IL. OSG
The Hecht Co.-Basement
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
For fewer Colds
VCKS VA-TRO-NOL

At the first warning sneeze,
sniffle, or nasal irritation,
quick!. apply Vicks
Va-tro-nol-just a few drops
up each nostril. When used in
time, Va-tro-nol helps to pre-
vent many colds, and to throw
off colds in their early stages.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21
8alOfeit Oes acknowledgements,
OOriaen G0nntaa.

Sci i66nftem Sunni ommer=
8etter (niAt gu beiB) perlommelten
lid porigen SOnntag Nahmittaq bic
WfitglieOer nno 5reunoe oes bieliqen,
beliebten oeuti1en M1nnergelang-
pereits NIT ibren 9umen uno Sa-
milien unter ben i9ottigen 8dumen
oes plabes 0rauBen 3piiden @oIb-
ington uno Mnnapolis, ser ais
yMulib @roDe~ befannt lit. 4ls nan
gegen 3 Nbr nit Dem Pluto bort an
tam, berridte id)on ein buItes, fr6b-
lides 2eben mo 9reiben auf benz
JeltplaBe. SIN 2aufe Oes 0ahmit-
tags mo6ten 400 9erionen antDeIeno
lem, oarunter einige 9uBen0 Bal.
t imorer 9euti6e, j. y. SER
8ienefelot, uno cine Neibe Serren
pom galtimorer nMrion~ @elang-
Derein.
Der @aibingtoner M3annerdor
lang Deri6ieoene Mole 0ertihe Qie-
Der Don 6riibling, &eben, Rbein,
oeutiber Sreue, 0eutiber Seimat,
oeutl6en Gi6en. I'm 5 llbr begriiB-
te 8err Seinrih S6IeuBner IN
Tertretung oes 8oriibenoen oes Sol.
timorer uArion~= @elangbereins (oer
in &i6mono in gelongIi6en AngeIe-
genbeiten iein miBte) Die @aIbing-
toner Singer, oriidte Den @unih
aus, oaB Der @eIangperein nod Ian
&c ipeiterbeiteben m0ge nno man inn
mer felt nno treu 3uiammen balten
lDeroe. @r iiberreidte ais @eIhenf
nno Nnoenfeu Elm eingerabmtes Bilo
oes IrionsGboreS. 6err Carl Gto-
Der, 8oriiBenoer 0es 8aIbinqtoner
Wfannerhore8, oanfte fir sic freuno-
ltbe @abe un0 nies oarallf bin, mas
man Ben 8altimorer Gangern Idon
81 peroanfen babe. unterItiiBuna
uno Wfitbilfe in ieoer guten oeutIden
Sa6e lei gemiB. Mlt9 Der Oameu+
d or 8aibingtons iang 3tUeimal I'm.
ter Der 2eitung oes girigenten, Serrn
90. @unola6. 9ie 9aul Gdmora'-
i6e Muiiffapeae ipielte oeutl6c
Wari6e, 2ieoer uno @al5er. sic
marl6ierte audi nuf elmer 8rome-
naoe ourd ben naben @al0. Man
trant Bier, aB quite gebratene @iirIt-
den, tan6te, Iang uno u~nterbielt fi6
aufs bette in frOblider Stimmung.
IS mar alles ~bertreten, Die iunge
8elt uno aud Die nidt mebr 10 gar3
iunge, aud Ab~georOnete an6erer
oeuti6er 8ereine Der Sta0t @aIb-
ington. Sarmonie beiBt Die 2oilna
inter 9eltiAen Der 8~un0esbaulpts
itaot! 9os 8alofeit fam ais boiler,
i60ner @rfolg in ben Mnnalen oes
W91nnerhors Der3ei6net peroen. Ser
goriiBetoe oes gelungenen @olo-
feites mar Serr q. $. Sacobien, Der
eifrige SrganiIator oller NeranitaI-
tnnaen 0es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21

ten CUR 9erfiigung Iteben0en MaitteIn
8u bergen. Montog 0ieier ISOLDE
fingen $50 Mrbeitsloie oas 8arf-
nnternebmen an. 3un19it miro i'm
8urf 3pii6en Dem Unions abnbof
uno Dem &apitol g~enrbeitet uno in
8arfen I'M Sta6tinnern, in 9afoDet-
te-Harf, Jranflin-Bar Marion-
Parf. IS banoeIt ii9 beionoers nm
@rri1tung bon SpielpldBen uno gr-
bolungsplGben. 2ano muB oufge-
fault peroen in oeri9ieoenen @egell-
ben Der lmgebung. Set 1880 bat
Die Staot fir Yarf8ipede bier Dill
lipnen Dollar geborgt uuo ausgege=
ben, aber nod ni1t 5uriidge5ablt.
SIN 9ur6idnitt wuroen felt 1925
ieoes Sabr 100000 fir Ben Mus-
bau oes Yarfipitems oerousgabt.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21

re 1929, unter 9ooner, beItanoen Die
neu au%sgegebenen @ertpapiere al
1879 aus &egierungs- S1uloner=
i6reibungen, 5u 85% aus pripaten
&apital=N usi1reibungen. SIN Sab
re 1884, unter Goolepelt. mar Die
BripatmirtiAaft dngitIi9 uno 3uriif-
baltenO uno beteiligte li1 nur nit
orei Bro3ent, p1brenO 97% aler
neuen S6uloperi6reibungen BON Der
@unoesregierung ouSgegeben MUIR
ben. Gin pbantaitiiher @anoel, Der
ii6 IN oieiem Subr fortiesen miro
uno oeiien 6olgen niht ab5uIeben
limo. Sb alio oas gegenm6rtige 8e-
itreben na9 amtli1er 8eeinflulfung
oes amerifaniihen @elomarftes un0
Der 8reisgeitaltung ri6tig o0er
niiBli6 lit, fam man beute nod
nibt enti6eioen. sic ieben aber
ieoenfaas aus ben AnbaltspunfteuL
Die i6 Sbnen gegeben babe, mie
i6pierie Die Gage 1T, uno Dor alien
1HlBtl lUlt TX III. Gte
nG6iten II Monote merben Die Nnt-
mort bringen, Oh &ooiebelt i'm So
Dember 1886 oie Mebrbeit Der @ab-
Ter INN iid idaren fam. Gr lit Elm
Mann GROCER Soeale, GROCER gner-
gle uno groBen Mutes, aber es fragt
iif, Oh oas 2ano l1on ref lit fir
Die &eeierungsform, Die er ourA5n-
fiibren iih bemiibt.
llno MN miinidt Sbnen Die Na-
tional 8%roaocaiting Company redt
guten gmpfang. @ooo-bp uno nlf
8ieoerboren am 81. Stunt.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21
@dtnng! 0eutide @ereimsDOrfitenOe
@eriammlnng mDrsem Mbenb!
Miftia!

SRI. Mnita S6aoe BON bier, 8or-
iisenoe oes 9euti6en literarii6en
@ereins bon @aibington, bat in Die
len Tagen @inlaonngen an ale 8or-
liber uno 8oriiberinnen Der oeutldr
omerifanii6en 8ereine unierer StnOt
ausgeianot nit Dem griuhen, li6
am Sonnabeno, Sen %. SUM, s ubr
obenOs, in ibrem Sauie, 1929 &booe
SSlano Apenue, p~erlammeln 81 mol
len nm 8l1ne gu einem groBet
OOetbe-8 anfett am %. WiGr3 1886
3u beipre6en, moran ale oeutihe1
8ereine Der Staot teilnebmen ioHen.
SIS brau6t bier nidt erit geiagt 6i
weroen, mie pihtig uno gut Der
3mef Der 8~eriammlung uno @oetbe-
8eranltaltung lit. 0as geIammte
9euti6tum muB oa unbeoingt NIT
MAIDEN, mnB iid gei6loiien unter
einem 9ad na9iten MGr3 in einem
i60nen Sotel gum @oetbe-8 antett
5uiammenfinoenl &ommt ale NOR
gen Aben0 sur @obnung BON SRI.
Sdaoe. 8ringt Sreunoe nit.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21

Serr SenrD 9u0af aus 8lino Ri
Der, Ont, idreibt: u6orni's MIpen-
frduter bat meiner Mutter gebolfen,
Die infolge Mltersi6pd6e piel all
&opfi6mer5en uno forperlidem I'm.
bebagen litt.~ 2eltte borgei1ritteneu
Mlters finoen einen tpnbren 5reuno
in 0ieiem unberelei9liden RrGuter.
mittel, oenn es biIft Der 8eroauung.
regt ben Ippetit an uno mirft Dor
teilbaft muf ben Stublgang uno
SarnfluB. SIS lit fein geu6bnliher
&anoelsartifel; MIR Qofalngenten,
Die bon Or. Beter Sabrnep & Sons
50, 2501 @~oibineton @lbo., Gbica-
90, ST., ernannt iino, fSnnen es
liefern.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21
100000 g-8 TurS AntOs in
eiHem Sabr gebant.

Aus Dearborn, Mi6igan, fommt
Die Na6ri6t, BOB in Der &ouge Mn-
lage Der Soromerfe oas 3tueimiaion=
tie Serb 8=8 am 10. SUM fertig-
geitellt muroe. &enrp Soro, Der
Grinder, uno lein Sobn @oIel 6or0,
Braiioent Ser Soro Motor Company,
tparen bel Der enogiiltigen 3uiam-
menitellung oieIes 9[lttos gegenipdr-
tig. Dasielbe begam iofort cine
2700 Weeilen LANCE 6abrt nod San
Diego, &alifornien, CUR oortigeil
@uslteaung.
Bon oieien @-8 6oro autoS tDur-
De cine Miaipn i'm @erlauf zines
Sabres bereeiteIt uno Serb beabiid.
tigt I'M fommenoen Sabre mebr mie
eine Wtiuion 3u bmten.
Soro i6Gbt Die @eiamtberitel-
lungs5iffer aIer ieiner Mutos auf
% Meiaionen elm.
Gin Soro 9lltto, Mfooea &, legte
1909 ben @eg bon Nem gort mad
Seattle 5rriiG, INN ben @uggenbeim-
preis i'm transfontinentalen 9ennen,
oos in Der Mlosfa-g ufon- Yn8ifif-
Musitellung enoete, 3u erlangen.
Das 0ebnmilionite Goro. pluto,
Mooea z, legte 1924 oie Strede
@ew Oorf-San Sran8isco auf Dem
9incoln 9igbtpup 3uriid.
9as 8tuan3igmiGionite Serb 9[lito,
Mooea y, befubr 1881 oie 5trede
@ew yorf-2os gngeles- San 6ran-
DISCO.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-21

9ie Dielen 5or0erltngen, Die So
pan an Die 6ineiii9e &egierung lteut
erreeen bier Itarfe 8eiorgnis. Man
bat Iebr piel Spmpatbie fir China,
meiB aber ni9t rebt, mie man oieie
Spmpatbie befunOen ioa. 8efannt=
lid bat Dor einigen Sabren, ais NIT
Iapanii6er 6ilfe elm Geil Gbinas Obj
getrennt un0 gum Staat W}anoi9u-
flo gemacbt muroe, Der 0amulige
amerifanil9e AuBenmtniiter Stim=
ion iebr i6arf proteltiert; aber es
bat ibm un0 China uidtS geniiBt.
Sapan bat iib nm oie Broteite gar
niAt ~gefiimmert. 8rdiioent &ooie=
pelt bat feline Suit, Stimions Bel
ipiel 81 folgen uno einen 5meiten
ailsii6tsloien &eriud 81 unterneb=
men. Smmerbin lit Die Gage aber
iebt cher nod ernlter als oamals.
oenn es banoelt iib oarum, oaB man
Der 6inefii6en &egierltng Die Serr=
i6aft iiber gan5 Norodina einihlieB-
Ii9 Ser urolten &alptltaot 8efing
megnebmen miQ, rn0 eS lit oaber I'M
Mugenblid nod) nidt poraus5uieben,
mie li6 oie 9inge entmideln neroen.
Sollte es gum &rieg fommen 3pi-
i9en China ltno Sapun 10 0iirften
Die anoeren Mt1hte bod irgen0mie IN
oen Gtreit oermidelt meroen, oenl
neltn MG9te eini6lieBlid 4merifa
uno Sapan bqben I'M Sabre 1922 Die
llnabbdngigfeit uno territoriale I'm
perlebli6feit Gbinus feierlidit garan-
tiert; Die 5olgen alio maren gurniAt
ab5uiebet.
Sn0miiden iinO AUDI innerpolitilG
mi6tige @e~noerungen eingetreten,
Bon Der @nti6eioung oes o6eriteu
grtnoesgeri1tS babe i6 Sbnen be-
reits er3Gblt. Ser YrGiioent bat oil
ein5ig m0gli6e 5olgerung 0araus
ge8ogen uno N9fM begraben. 90;
groBe Experiment Der 8lanmirti6aft
in Mmerifa lit tot. Gin 8ieoerauf
leben oes Nira-S pItems erlAein.
ausgeI6loiien; ielbit oie 8eibebal
tung zines fleinen Itatiitii1en Amt;
fir oas Stltoium oieier 5rage itief
auf @ioer1talo, uno Der betanntI
Senator Gong reoete geitern Gag uni
0aAt, puQe 16 Stunoen ununter.
brohelt, ann &~oolepelts oiesbe5iigli6t
@iiniHe m0glifit 81 Derbinoern. 81
lprab iiber ales, mas ibm IN oer
Sim fam, einidlieBli9 gutter aod
re5epte fir 5rifaiie BON Subn uni
tpie man Multern braten ioa. SIS ii
umfaBbar, mas inter Der parlamen
tarii1en notwithstanding oes Sc
mats allies mogli1 lit. &ooieoelt bat
idlieBlid bod bellte friib am 6. Wto.
Ieinen @iaen betreffs oieies %Itatiiti
ide Inlt our6geiebt, aber ieOenfaas
Iino sic pi1tigen &i6tlinien fir oil
ein3elnen Snouitrie8peige bonn Bun
0esgeri6t ais u%nbefugter gingriff II
beionoers BEL Ser gegenmdrtigen tro.
sic G%ouperGnitGt ser gin3elltaater
uerboten mor0en, uno on es geger
oiefe gnti6eioung feline 8erufunf
gibt, 10 lit oieie 6rage erleoigt, e
iei Oenn, Dab man Die 8erfalinng an.
oere. Oos ober lit in glmerifa iebr
idtper, uno in 0ieiem fonfreten Sal
10 gut tpie unm0gli9 0enn SO Staa.