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laugh from both sides Of the aisle
when he cautioned the orators Of
1949 that "the acoustics of this
room are excellent" He said fur
ther that with all regard to the
past he did mot believe any finer
looking body of legislators ever
sat in this chamber"
A Senate clerk intoned, "A
message from the House of Rep
resentatives."
The gavel fell and q House
clerk announced: The House in
sists on its amendments to the
housing BILL" and the session was
on. A few minutes later Senator
Connally began his speech cham
pioning the Atlantic Pact.
Not long ago Congress ordered
from the Public Printer copies OF
the closing session of the Senate
in the old chamber on January 4
1859. Vice President John C.
Breckenridge was In the chair, and
he closed his address with the hope
that in it's larger quarters the Sen
ate would represent States still
united"
This booklet also contains a
seating chart of the Senate on
that day. Senator Ferguson, Re-
publican, of Michigan today sat
in the place in the back row un-
occupied on that day by Charles
Sumner of Massachusetts,. He had
not recovered from the blows Rep
resentative Brooks of South Caro-
lima dealt him over the head with
a heavy cane I'M the high feeling
over slavery.
Another back row position on
the 1859 chart shows the seat oc-
cupied by Jefferson Davis. The
hopes the Vice President expressed
on that day were short lived. In
two years Davis was president OF
a secessionist government and IN
five years Breckenridge was sec
ond in command to Gen. Jubal
Early.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Van Iceland Ends Attempt
To Form BeIqian Cabinet
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BRUSSELS. Belgium, July S.
Paul van iceland, Social Christian
leader, today gave up his attempt
to form government which
would have ended Prince Charles
regency and returned King Leo
pold to the throne.
His decision came after q second
and final refusal of the Liberals
to enter a Social Christian Liberal
coalition. whose first goal would
have been to bring King Leopold
back from his exile in Switzerland.
Roger Motz, Liberal Party presi-
dent, said I'VE do not think the
royal question should have prefer
ence on financial and social prob
lens"
Prince Charles is expected to
call on another Social Christian
to attempt to form a government.
The Social Christian won the
recent parliamentary elections.
but still lack sufficient seats to
form q one-party cabinet.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Girl, 13, Swept TO Death
Over 107-Foof Waterfall
By the Axseeiated Press

PORTAGEVILLE. N. Y, July
5.-A 13-year -old girl was swept
to her death over the 107-foot
Middle Falls in LetchWorth State
Park yesterday.
Jacquenline johnson slipped
into the Genesse River while TAX
ing pictures from a rocky ledge.
A score of witnesses saw her go
over the falls and sink in q wliirl-
pool about so feet deep.
The girl was on a holiday out
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. johnson of Greece. a
Rochester suburb, and five other
johnson children. None Of the
family saw the accident.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Decision on Labor Bill
Put Off After Congress
Leaders See Truman
By me Assoeiotsd Press

President Truman and his
Democratic congressional leaders
discussed labor legislation today,
but put of a decision whether to
fight in the House for repeal OF
the Taft-Hartley Act.
Speaker Rayburn announced
after the conference that q de-
cision on whether to fight for an
administration labor measure at
this session will be reached after
he has conferred with Chairman
Lesinski and other members of
the House Labor Committee.
Mr.. Rayburn said the President
discussed with the congressional
group the chance Of revising the
Taft bill passed by the Senate
but mo determination was made
on whether to bring 1t up in the
House."
Keeps Most of TIL. Features.
The Taft measure, substituted
for the administrators repeater
preserves most of the Taft-Hart-
ley Acts features. It was spon-
sored by Senator Taft. Republi-
can, of Ohio.
Mr.. Rayburn said he would
talk to Mr.. Lesinski and others
and others and try to make an
early decision on whether there
Will be an effort to bring q labor
bill to the floor.
Reporters asked il Mr.. Rayburn
sees any point in getting an ad-
ministration labor bill out OF the
House committee in view Of the
administrations objections to
the bill which passed the Sen
ate.
Mr.. Rayburn reminded the
newsmen that we came very near
to passing the Simms substitute In
the House"
The Simms measure was q COM
promise, accepting some Taft
Hartley law features which ad-
ministration leaders tried to push
through the House to get some
sort Of bill the White House would
accept.
After it failed, the whole ques-
ton Of labor legislation was sent
back to committee in the House.
May Pass . Substitute.
Mr.. Rayburn said there might
be possibility of passing some
thing like the Simms substitute
in the house and sending it to a
conference with the Senate.
He said q proposal by Senate
Majority Leader Lucas for seizure
Of plants in national emergency
strikes, but no injunctions, failed
in the Senate by only two votes
The Speaker suggested that vote
indicated ground for 4 compro-
mise.
Senator Taft is planning to con-
fer with House Republican leaders
this week on the chances of ma
neuvering his bill through the
House.
Senator Taft and other Repub-
lican leaders want to be in the po-
sition Of improving" the Taft
Hartley law. or Ut least trying to.
The AFL and CIo don't want
to give them that opportunity.
The labor leaders. having aban-
doned hope Of repeating the pres
ent law this year, prefer to keep
lit intact and fight the issue out
at the polls in 1850. They say the
Taft bill is too much like the Taft
Hartley Act. .-.f -
If the Taft bill should pass and
60 to the White House, labor
leaders confidently expect q veto.
That, too, would leave Taft-Hart-
ley untouched.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Hiss
Hiss
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call the exact date but thought il

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call the exact date but thought it
was soon after New Year Day,
1888. The purpose Of Mr.. Hebb's
testimony. Mr.. Murphy indicated,
was to show that there was no
typewriter repair shop in that
vicinity before May /, 1898.
The Government contends that
copies and summaries Of State
Department documents allegedly
turned over to Mr.. Chambers by
MIR. Hiss as late as March, 1898,
were typed on a Woodstock ma
chine then owned by the Hiss
family.
The defense called its final re-
buttal witnesses largely in an ef-
fort to prove that Mr.. and Mrs
Hiss were at Chastertown, Md.
in the summer of 1887. Mr.
Chambers has testified that he
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiss drove to
Peterborough, N. H., on August
10, 1887, but Mr.. Hiss has denied
he saw Mr.. Chambers after May
or June, 1896.
Camp Counsellor Testifles.
Norman Grieb of Chestertown,
who served as a counsellor at a
summer camp operated there by
Jay Kellogg Smith. testified that
Mr.. Hiss was a constant visitor
at the camp that summer. Under
cross-examination, however. he
said he could not say whether Mr.
Hiss was at the camp every day
visiting his stepson. Timothy
Hobson.
Other defense witnesses were
Mrs. Marian Finney, medical rec
ords clerk at the Delaware Hos
pital in Wilmington, and Mrs.
Florence Stafford, assistant to the
registrar of the Baltimore branch
of the University of Maryland.
Mrs. Finpey produced hospital
records showing that niece of Mr..
Hiss was at the hospital July Is
to July 26. 1887. and that the hos
pita1 had been notified to tele-
phone Mr.. Hiss at Chestertown in
the event Of emergency.
Mrs. Stafford produced uni
versity records showing that Mrs.
Hiss took an eight weeks course
in inorganic chemistry in the
summer of 1887 and that the
notification Of her grades on COM
pletion of the course was sent
to her at Chestertown.
Trial Started May 3.
Since May 81, with "a session
days in the 18th floor overlooking
Foley Square, the 44-year-old de-
fendant has fought accusations
that he perjured himself before a
Evening star., 1949-07-05

Since May 81, with "a session
days in the 18th floor overlooking
Foley Square, the 44-year-old de-
fendant has fought accusations
that he perjured himself before a
Evening star., 1949-07-05
|3l Rescued OFF Shanghai

SHANGHAI, July S (P.-Two
rescue boats today were reported
to have picked up 131 survivors OF
the small river steamer Hsin Hung
Lee after it collided with another
Chinese steamer and sank Oh
Woosung. One child was re-
ported missing after the river
miShap.
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4ungprtiitlrr hpr Giph-
fraupn Kird,r in KuhIrnz

Inter oielem Sitel eibt Die ,gt. 9.
Staats5eitung' einen geIhi6tli6en
ueberblid iiber Die iogenannten NIT
telalterli6en rSunsertii6er" l,no on-
oere fromme @ebrdu6e iiber sic slus=
l6nliidung Ser &ir6en.
nSn Der &oblen5er 2iebfrauen-
Stride tit our 3eit bie 8onb neben
Dem gltar nit 51pei Sungertii6ern
geI6niidt. 9amit lit cine olte Site
mieoer aufgenommen 1poroen, Die
ourh oas gon5e Wtittelolter Bis in Die
8arod5eit beitanoen bat.
~Sie n1ittelalterlid)e Stride prangte
BET feitli6en @elegenbeiten i'm
Sdmud Ser Sacramento, 5. +. ser
ltofIli6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der 8eDdnoer oes 8iidofs un6 ser
Brielter, ser gusi6miidung bes ST.
tars uno Ser &on5el bur6 @onobe-
bange, &iiien unb 9eden. SIN 2aufe
Der SSabrbunoerte 1punIen in bielen
&ir6en bie Baramente 5u einen gro=
ben uno rei6en 8eItano an, iiber Den
genaue Snpentare gefiibrt murben.
"0iele @egenltdnoe tpuroen beion.
oers in Sen &l0itert1 ongefertiet, me-
nigltens in Ser Glteren 3eit! Spater
iibernabmen oud bie 3iinfte bGufig
ibre ausfiibrune. S1n brei5ebnten uno
oier5ebnten Sabrbunoert, beionoers
aber in Der 3eit Ser ausgebenoen 60
tit, erfolgte Elm beoeutenoer 9luf-
idmung, unb bieie 10 gan5 eigenipil-
ltge &unit errei6te bonuls ibren So
bepltnft. 0aber iinb eeraoe aus oie-
Ter Periooe 5ablrei6e Stiide auf uns
gefommen.
"Serborragenbes tpur6e au6 i'm
! ie65ebnten rnb iiebaebnten ssabrbun.
bert seidaffen; i'm aht5ebnten Sabr.
bunoert erfolgte aber bier la,teiamer,
bort idneller Elm 4bitiee. Der @e-
brau6 Der Sacramento in ben &ir6en
nabm ab, uno gegen @nbe bes ssabr.
bunoerts friitete Die Haramentenfunli
MIR nod elm biirftiees Dalein.
Grit in Der 5tpeiten Sdlfte bes
neun5ebnten Sabrbun6erts ieste Elm
neuer aufidmung Elm. Sn iiinglter
3eit aber bot bas 8eltreben, Inn ieben
Breis et1pas geues 81 ihaffen, in SIN.
lebnung an fubtItii1e uno anberl
&ihtungen Der mooernen &unit d.
ters au Horameilten sefiibrt, Die and
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@erjlide 8itte eines
bentiden Miifionars

Sn elmer tirblib bIiibenben, aber
ormen, gut fatboIii6en Enlargement,
De in Yarasuap, Siio.amerita, feblt
.oringenO ein gan5 belheioenes 8irh.
lein. "a es iit) Ourhmeg um drmIte
2anobepolteruns banoelt (es iino au.
Der Baraguapern aub beuti6e, polni.
ihe, ruiiiide uno anoere quite &otbo.
Iifen porbanben), miro INN Die eiitige
Witbilfe Der 10 oft bepobrten fatboli.
aus oen Ser. Staaten eebeten. Seoe
- auh Die allerfleinite - @abe, Die
in einem getpGbnliden 8riefe per
5Iugpoit (5ebn Gents Borto) ouf
meine poue Seranttportung gelanbt
peroen fann ,1immt Ser rnter5eibnes
te oelltibe 8ater bonfeno entgegen.
Suittrng miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die
eolen Sreunoe uno @onner Ser ange-
fangenen Sl.-&reu5z&irde miro mo.
natlid Ser Segen elmer beiligen Meiie
aufgeopfert.
Snfolge ser politiiben unruben in
Saroel.ap, 1n0sen sic bite ettpaige
giitige @aben in 8argelb uno gu
ifriften nidt mebr an MIDI nad Ba-
rasuop, ionoern ab beute nur nod an
meinen amtlid l.nb firdlid 8ebon-
ma6tigten Srn. Sole 0taper, Gaiilla
Gorreo, go. 1861 in emo 8
aires (arsentina) per Slug
p 0 it (5ebn Gents Borto) in einen
itarfen nmiblog, gut 5ugeflebt, auf
meine bouite 8erant1portung Ienoen.
Sr. Waper iibersibt mir iofort unb
iebr prompt oie @abe. Ser5lidites
8ergelt's @ott i'm 8oraus! .,,'
Satber Sole areuiier, S.V.D., 8or-
roql1ia Santa Gru5", roneI
8 o a . o Waroguap), Soutb amer-
ica.
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hem Sabre 1873 reeelmaBig ieoen
Solnstag uno miro berousgegeben
gum geiten bes Bapltlid)en Sole
9ir1n SSSoiepbinum in 8ortbiltgton,
Ohio, oeiien 3tped Die SeranbilOlng
,piiroieer Srteiter5oelinee fiir Die
Ser. Stooten lit. 0iele Initalt lit
bauptIddlid oneepielen ollf oie Gin
finite oieies 8lattes rno oie @elden-
fe Ieiner 2eIer.
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~ NV .
mad Der tedniiden Seite ipenfg be-
friebieen - 5tiide, 1pie man iie gum
EeiI aud in Ser Iesten &6lner Mus-
iteaung fir ~Gbriitlihe &l,nit" 194S
ieben fonr1te.
rSait gana aus Dem @ebrai6 Der-
ib1p,11loen aber tpar oas nittelalter.
Iihe Soiten- ODER Sungertud - elm
5umeiit meiBer gorbans aus Seinen,
ser init 8iloern uno Sbmbolen aus
Der Baiiioi15eeididte bemult, beltidt
ooer beorudt 5tpii6en @bor unb Gang
baus in Ser Saiten3eit aufgebangt
mar. Sebr gu begriiBen lit es, tuenlt
iib Die 2iebfrauen-&irde oieies ld0-
men 8rau9es 1pieoer entionnen bat.
v0ie betoen Glider itno elm 8erf
BON Sran5isfa @eber, &oblena, Die
iid oieler Mufgabe ioapobI fiinitlerild)
als audi tedniid) eetpodien ee3eigt
bat. Sbre Sednif ser appltfationsar-
belt permeioet be1p1tBt ieoe natl,rali-
itiide 0arItellung uno unterliegt berl
@eles Ser Sldde: elm @eiet, bas 5ll
alen 3eiten aud oem 5resto, Dem
@lasfeniter uno oem Woiaif eisen-
timlih lpar."
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(6prtfebuna bon Geite 81

(Sortfesune bon Geite 81
perialismus" nerbiinoet uno bese gum
&rieg gegen &uBlano. .
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~1Ar

Omaha, Neb. - sln bergangenen
Samstag, Sonntag unb Deontag
Deilte sc. @minens &aroinaI Speu-
man Don Seem gorf gu 8elud in Sn,a-
ia, mo er II. a. Die neue So6l6uIe in
8ops Conn einipeibte. Gem &aroinol,
Der audi Ole Seitpreoigt bieit, alfiitier-
ten gr5biidof 8ergan Don Omaha uno
gr5bilbot Goblman BON Dubuque,
SSa., lnb bie 8ild0fe &ucera bon 2in-
coin, 8ii6of OalD bon Des Woines,
8ildof Welle1er bon Siour Gitp, gi-
idof Sunfeler bon @rano ssslaao;
Silfsbii6of sSisgeralb ben Dubuque,
sSa. Die 8eibe5erernon:en fonoen i'm
Sreien Dor Ger neuen 8cDs Somn-
Sodldule ltatt. Nad Sen 8cBibe5ere-
monien fano i'm Speiieiaal ser neuen
Sodi6ule Elm giien fir oie Brdlaten
uno Den &lerus 5u gbren bes &aroi-
mails itatt. Mm Mbenb beslelben
Cages praiibierte &arbinal Spelman
BEL Ser o6t5ebnten mbrIiber. Wiaria-
nil6en glbettbfeier I'M Stabion Der
Creighton unineriitat. Die Seier muir
De eingeleitet nit elmer 2idterprc5ei.
iion Der fatboliiden SodIfiiler uno
GouegeItuoenten boua amaba uno l1nl-
gebung BON Der ct. Sobanncs- Stride
aus burh ben CREIGHTON SiGs Cant
pus in bas Stabinn. @1breno Der
Bro5eiiion tpur6en Der Moienfrana ge-
betet un6 Marien-SDmnen geiunsen.
SSeoer Nro5eifionste steilnebmer trns ei-
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Sootsan5eigetl
Senrs $. ssoritboefel, aeboren ami

Senrp s. Soritboefel, eeboren anl
p. 6ebrllor 1871; eeitorben nod
fiinftagiger &ranfbeit an eiiteln Ser5-
leioen, 1poblperleben, I'M Sitter Don
Acknowledging Sabren, in GoIopater,
.. Ct binterldBt leine @attin, bier
Sobne, bon oenen 5tpei oen SeIuitcn=
oroen angeboren, brei Sodter, bier
5ebn 8roBenfel uno 5ipei Sbtpeiter,l.
Gergangenen 25. Wai feierten Sic
gbeleute ibr goloenes @beiubilG.ln.
8ereits i'm eriten Sabre ibrer Gbe
obonnierten iie auf oen ,Sbio-8oi-
ienfreunb'. Der Beritorbene ipar Elm
eifriger 2eler bes Ohio -@aiien-
freuno' Bis gu ieinem ieIiser gnoe.
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elm NIT ben Sliidtlingen, Die iid be-
reits ouf See befinoen uno oenieni-
gen, Die ibon in BEN Ser. Stuaten
eelanoet iinb, brineen sic 3abl aller
Herionen, tpelfe bisber auf @rrno
bes ioeenannten .DB- -@eietes" bier
bergefommen iinb, auf 33,429.
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M. 9. 8.

8ie aIiGbrIi6 baben Die Senina,
riiten oen Neuttereottes altar in Der
Sauptfapelle aud oiesn1al pieber su
@bren Der Moienfonieiu eeidlniidt,
1tm ieoen Ibeno bier cine be- elonoere
gemeinld)uftlide 9taiIanoodt 5u per-
ri6ten. @s 1ino bereits Hl1ne emit
porfen 1poroen, linn bier cine bleiben-
oe State nit elmer Muttergottes=
Stdtue eil15uri6ten.
@s ideint, oaB alle 8lumeu uno
8liiten al 8aum unb Straub auf
oeln Gantpus gerobe Inn bieie 3eit
iid olt boiler Sdonbeit entfalten, INN
ibre Sdonbeit in Sen 9ienit Der
Waienfont9in 5u iteIlen. Die Senli-
nariiten traeen Gorge, oie poiienoen
Sorben fir ben Woi-Iltor 5l1ianlmen=
5uitellen, mas tie nit sroBem &,tnit-
finn aus5u1pdblen perlteben.
&eeen uuo 1pioriees g9etter baben
in oen pergangenen @oden ieoe ar-
belt im Sreien unmoglih gen,adt.
llniere oier5ig Seninuriiten benus=
ten Oie @eleeenbeit, lid i'm Choral
ein5l1iiben. 8dbreno Der &artpohe
lang Der SSolepbinum=Gbor oie Gene
brae in ser &otbeorale in Columbus.
5erner madten lie perid]ieoene mlIi-
faliide Sranslcriptionen am Ebono=
graph. Die 2eIer 1perben 8elegenbeit
baben, etlid)e oieier 9tecorbs gu er.
balten, uno fonnen Sen Gborgeiang
unter ser fl1noigen 2eitung oes bo6tp.
Srn. 8olter S. 8ees ieIbit am 8bo.
nograpb boren.
Sic gtecoros iino nod nidt fertig=
geiteut, peroen ober binnen fursen
erbdltlid iein. Ob1pobI 5drei6er Die
Ies fein Ot1titfer lit, lit er bod iiber-
5eugt, bob lie unlern 2elern gefonen
Deroen. 0ie Sanger Baben 1,nter ser
ausge5eidneten 2eitl.ng hires 0tref=
tors 1t6 lange eirgeiibt, Inn sic ge-
tpiinidte SerOoufommnltng 5u erreis
diem.
Sd bin fein Observation-Disclosures
8enn elmer unier 2eier 1i6 bafiir in
tereiiiert, miro 9feb. 3ees germ bereit
Iein, mit5uteilen, 1pie oieie 8ecoros
erbaltlih iinb. @er Elm set"
tpiinidt, mose itd brieflid on i'm
men6en.
8ie es lbeint, gibt es in elmer
slnitolt mie Der 1u1irigen beltGnoig
enbloie Irbeiten uno 9feparoturen
aller slrt. 9esen1pdrtig muB ser @es
Dor Dem Saupteingang neu gemaht
meroen. 8ir be1utten lnlern eigenen
"8uuoo3er", Inn bas 3ementpfloIter
auf5ureiBen. Die not1penbige Sano-
arbeit beiorgten uniere Stuoenten.
8enn Der @eg tpieoer neu inItanb
geiebt 1poroen lit, ioute er lonse Sab
re oauern. @s feblte an ser riftigen
8oiierobleitune. 9lu6 sic 3ement-
uno aspbaltididte NOR 81 biinn.
Rebr als $4,000 Bfuno 8rot luer-
Den ullidbrlif inn Solepbin1m ber>
5ebrt. 8enn Die 8rotlaibe aneinonoer
gereibt piiroen, 6iirften tie cine 2Qnee
bon 1pentgitens 5ebn Weilen errei-
den. llnler 8rot 1pirb, nebenbei BE-
merit, bon Dem ausge3eidneten 8Gfs
Ter Srn. GeI6 in Columbus gebofen.
I'm elnen Saib 8rot bon oieiem
Hntfang 5r eiien, 1piiroe es einem
Wa1ne tpenigitens 51peibunoert Sabre
nebmen Inn i'm auf5u5ebren. Sol
fentlih fommt 1iienano in Geriud).
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Spnntaa, Is. Rai: &ierter Spnntae
mad Oftern. - g pang eliu m:
Sd 9ebe 81 Gem, Der Wid geIanbt
bat (Sob. 16). H
Wontog, Is. Woi: Sobannes Don Gee
ponluf.
0ienstog, II. Ofai: Bruno.
0titttpof, 19. Mai: Senantius.
0onnerstoe, 19. Not: 8etrus gole-
itinl,s. ,'
sSreitag, 90. Wai: 8ernbarbin bon
Sienn.
Sanlstae, 81. Wai: 0onatus.
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ung, oieies Experiment 5i MAIDEN;
oenn nieiroro fonnte longe senalg le-
ben, INN etn berortiges Rieienbrof
auf5ueiien, ielbit tpenn er ion1t 1fiidts
genieBen 1piirbe.
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fir bas Soiepbiuun1

Sor f,lr3em nobm id meine gu
fludt gum III. Soiepb unb meine 8it-
te 1puroe ouf feline Siirbitte bin erbort.
3alm 0anf ie1rbe i6 SSbnen $40 fir
Dos Soiepbinum.
8. gS., 500.
@inIieeenb S. 5ur laufenben Srei-
itelle. Sd bate Die 8abe neriproden
u1lo bin, @ott lei Can't, erbort lpors
oen.
2eIer, SG.
@inliegeno $3.50 als 0onfiagung
fir berl6ieoene erborte Bitten.
g. g., Sa.
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elm nit ben Sliidtlineen, Die iid be-
reits auf See befinoen uno oenieti-
gen, Die idon in ben Ser. Staaten
gelanoet itno, bringen sic 3abl aller
8erlonen, tpelfe bisber auf @runo
oes iogenannten .DB- -@eietes" bier
bergefommen iinb, auf 33,429.
8rdlibent Erun1an COB befarlnt,
oaB er Dem Iusideioen General gu.
cius 8. CLAUS aus leinem Mmt als
umerifanii6er Milit1rgo,perneur in
Delltihlano NIT @irfung oom is.
Mai 5ugeitimmt bat. @leidaeitig er-
fldrte er, oaB @eneralIel,tnant Gla.
renee 81. Suebner uno @eneralmaior
George g. Saps, feline Stelpertreter
als 8efeblsbaber Der amerifonilhen
Sruppen uno Setter Ser Militdrre=
eierung, CLANS glrbeit Bis our gr.
nennung zines Soben &ommifiars
fortfiibren meroen. Gem ideibenben
Otilitdrgouperneur lpenoete Ser YrG-
itoent @orte bo6iter anerfennl,ne.
Gor einem SeratsauslbuB iinb
ieit geraumer 3eit Serbore i'm Gang,
beren 3tped Der 9ea61peis lit, baB oos
Suiti5oerfabren eegen beltide 4riegs-
pe,breder idpere MGngel auf fipies.
0ie 9lusiagen miberipreden einan-
Ser. Iber es lit be5eid,neno, baB in
mebreren SGllen amerifanii6e &id=
ter gegen Die angetpanoten Dtetbooen
Steuung nabmen. go beri6tete am
Wfitttpo6 Die ~aii. BreB" aus 8aib-
ington:
9fihter gbiporo San 3ooen bonn
0elaDare County, Ba., erfldrte beu-
te Dor einem Senats -l1nterausiduB,
oaB IL Deutide, Die ipegen oes Wol-
meoD=W =Waiiafers bie 5ooes1trafe err
bielten, auf @runb vun5unerlaiiigen
8e1ueismuterials" perurteilt 1puroen.
9an Hoben, Der SEN &rieg als Sberlt
mitgemadt bot, iaste ferner, es lei
mogli6h bob oie Sotune eefongenge-
nommener Imerifaner tpdbreno Der
Irbenneni6ladt i'm @inter 1914 Ell
ne Solse BON Slu6tperiu6en uno bon
Nerpoiitat BEL BEN 9eutiden seipeien
lei. Ser &i6ter iaete, oaB er our 3eit
oes Waiiafers Ser 5. Han5er-9ipiiion
ongeborte, bie in Ser Ndbe Ofalme-
ops mar. Gin unterleutnont, Ser bon
BEN 3eutl6en gefangengenommen
Doroen mar, lei entfommen uno babe
oem amerifaniiden Nadri1tenoienit
iiber oas "logenannte Maiiofer:" be-
ridtet. Germutlid, 10 meirte er, bot
ten au6 anoere Imerifaner 5u file
ben gelubt, bie 9eutiden 1puroen
nerpos unb Damn idoB elmer ouf ben
unoeren.
San &ooen geborte ou6 einer aus
orei Witglieoern beitebenoen &ommii-
lton an, oie i'm perganeenen 8inter
bon Dem bamalieen &riegsiefretGr
&opaa nod 9eutI6lano eej6idt muir
De, INN Die SoOesrrteile gegen 129
9eutl6e 5u unteriu6en. 8iele @rup-
pc iette itd oafiir elm, baB Die 12
SoOesurteile, bie eegen 1eutl6e me-
gen geilnabme on Dem Wolmeop-
Dtaliafer berbdngt nuroen, in lebens=
langli6es 3udtbaus umgetpan0elt
Deroen. General GlaD folgte oieler
Gmpfeblung in be5ue auf ieds Oeut-
ide; gegen Die ie6s onberen tpuroe
Die Goaltredung oes urteils nur auf-
gelfoben iolange iib Elm Senatsaus-
lbuB nit Ser slngelegenbeit befaBt.
slls Witslieo bon Nopaas &ommii-
iion fritiiierte San Hooen bie We-
tbooen, Die CUR grlangung beg 8e-
tpeismaterials angetpanbt ipurben, io-
ipie bas Gerfabren lelbit. San &ooen
erflarte, er piiie nidt, Oh oie 9eut-
lden i6ulois ieien ooer ni6t. gr for
oerte bie grnennung elmer Sonoer-
fon1miiiion, Die bas 8e1peismaterial
ieoes ein5elnen Sales unteriu6en
ion.
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict Wundsalbe

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