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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
THE OPEN-AIR SCHOOL.

work that Is receiving little or no attention,
but one that deserves the earnest consideration
and the cooperation OF every parent in the city
of Richmond. is the openair school There are
only two Of these schools in the city and only
one that is strictly open-air school. Such
schools might be arranged the roofs of our
public schools with little expense when com
pared to the great good accomplished In restoring
the children OF Richmond 10 health.
The open-air school was instituted on the roof
OF Madison school about year ago, by band
Of noble women working for the interest of the
poor child whose health has been neglected
through poverty. Mothers who have to work for
their children, and oftentimes these same moth
ers have been left widows by the White Plague
The Richmond education association aroused the
interest of the school board and furnished
blankets, gloves, caps. cots. hats and cooking
utensils to further the project
The open-air school was built and the weakest
Of the children selected as the first pupils
The experiment proved such success. the weak
and anemic children of the various grades were
arranged in classes and taken to the roof for
instruction. Under the management OF Miss
and the cooperation OF the educa
tonal association, food was furnished and the
children were given nourishment three times a
day In the morning they were given cocoa or
milk at noon soup cereal. stewed fruit, milk
and bread, and In the afternoon they were given
raw eggs
coughs. sallow compexions and other indications
OF weak vitality. Statistics for the past five
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
THE LIQUOR CAMPAIGN FUND.

The statement OF our Norfolk correspondent
printed yesterday, to the effect that the liquor
dealers will raise an immense campaign fund
in the hope of defeating Statewide prohibition is
not surprising. Although the liquor people
claim that prohibition does not prohibit, and
that under no license laws more liquor is sold
than through the licensed saloons they are will
ing to spend an immense fortune to prevent the
State from going dry
The temperance people realize, or II they
don't they should realize. that the liquor inter
ests will 90 to any lengths and adopt any meth
DDS TO defeat Statewide prohibition. Not only
viii they raise tremendous campaign fund TO
be used az best II may to influence the result of
the vote in September next. but when the people
shall have declared at the polls that the sale of
liquor shall not longer be licensed in Virginia
We may expect fight In the courts. The liquor
people will fight for the existence OF their
profitable and demoralizing business. The
brewers, disttllers. manufacturers and dealers In
Virginia can afford and will contribute large
sums for use In the campaign II they feel that
there is any possibility of changing the results
They may also count upon liberal help from the
National Liquor Dealers association II they can
show any sort of prospect of success in their
fight
The Ftr0inaGH does not entertain any serious
doubt about the outcome of the election in
September next We are satisfied that the great
majority OF the people of the State want the
saloon put out of business, and pause to OBJ
serve that in our opinion this sentiment will be
found very much stronger In the cities than 1t is
generally thought TO be-
All important factor in this Statewide contest
lis the attitude OF the business men who have no
personal interest In the liquor business. The
question of prohibiting tn manufacture and sale
Of liquor is great moral question and should be
considered and passed upon by every citizen as
such II the business generally undertake
to use their influence to have the liquor business
continue in Virginia they will make great
mistake. We have had and heard entirely too
much about the effect OF prohibition upon bust
ness Experience In other States has not shown
that prohibition injured any legitimate business
or made the increase of tax rates necessary.
Even should the blotting out OF the licensed
saloon have a temporary effect upon business
the citizenship OF Virginia cannot afford to match
dollars against boys
! We hope the people of the State, and par,
ticulary those of the cities will keep clearly be
fore them the fact that this special election is tC
settle the great moral question of whether not
/ Virginia shall continue to have the licensed
saloon Attempts will be made to magnify in
cdental issues, but this main should be
kept clearly In mind. This done We believe the
people of the State, including the highest type
of our business men. may be counted upon to
stand by morality and the protection of our
| boys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
YTNIsS- DIST ATGH tNCoNIRS
MARI'S MIST


q THAT the bugbear published in the Timcs-Dis-
patch - a~neNs story, aud which called forth a
SlNngsby editorial by that same paper in regard
s4ns the possibility Of the release II the Aliens
sfxpm the peniteutiary, did not materiallze. was
|sof the fault Of tng paper. but tho ignorance of
a!is writer Of his subject Had the Times.Dis.
pafrh exercised little precaution, the public
sulaid not have been given this scare and the
sTS1sSaI ASSEMBLY would have come in for a
s3j4fIe less criticism.
5enA1f bill Az, which provides for the parole
n D prisDners by the State penitentiary board,
" prisoner has served half Of his term, oi
@xeryed three years Of HIS term, and his
NJ lille Fin the institution, is such as to
tina parole, WIS the cause OF The furore
3nn T5Mes,Dt8cGfch secured copy Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
DANVILLE WOMAN. WIFE OF REC
TOR, TELLS OF FLIGHT INTO
HEREAFTER.

According to her own story. Mrs
Baker +. Lee. now of Los Angeles, but
formerly of Danyiile. Va and wife OF
Rev Baker r. Lee, son OF the late
Major Baker r. Lee. of Hampton, Va.
firmly believes her aisesfibatifeti spirit
was transported into the hereafter and
then returned to it's tenement of clay.
Mrs. Lees experience came after a long
illness and she firmly believes that for
a minute or-two she WAS dead in the
ordinary acceptance of the word, and
that her soul. winging it's way back
from the clouds revived her body.
Mrs. Lee seemed to he dead when
the vfcion came to her. Her recital
will be sent to Sir oliver Lodge. preSi
dent of the British society for physical
research. Her own story of the re-
markable experience follows:
Il had been unconscious most of the
time My periods Of lucidity were few
and brief. Just before the experience
which befell me, as my nurse after
wards told me. my heart seemed to
stop beating
II had been wheeled to the window
in chair, where ] sat looking out. /
found everything most beautiful and
delightful---the trees, flowers. the sky
sunlight. the birds singing, all nature
joyous under the flood tide of perfect
day.
THE nurse suddenly started and said.
why. she's gone.
"She called to my husband and said.
Come quick, sire's gone.
II saw my husband come in. lie
looked at me nd exclaimed. My God,
has II come? ! tried to open my eyes,
but could not. ! said to myself. L
am not dead but | was poweriess to
move.
Then the four children were brought
in, weeping. and they looked at me.
Presently they all went out. Then my
father stepped into the room. Just as he
used to be in life. He and i were
chums said, I'm not dead He re-
Piled, not yet, not yet Then ne went
out.
suddenly felt my spirit leaving my
body. 1t was gone in an instant, leap
ing out joyous. light and exhilarat-
ing release OF the very essence of life
into space.
MY form remained the same, but
the substance had utterly changed. 1t
was now translucent yapor. capable
at my will. of going Immediately to any
place.
II possessed all my faculties imagi-
nation, Will and memory. ! was among
the clouds. knowing the JOY OF flight
Then came down and lowered over
the city. saw the people along Broad
way, and wished with all my strength
10 be able to reveal myself to some to
let them know that life after death
was beautiful
Hut ait this time I knew l WAS Nof
dead. and so at the end of period OF
time OF whose duration can not form
an idea, and after experiencing un-
Imaginable toys went back into my
body with that instantaneous pcssAs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
TAKE CoPLE TO NORFOLK.
RI Husband OF Woman Complains,
Local Police May Act.

Mrs. Ora Rosenberg and g. III.
Kniebblc. the man and woman from
Norfolk who were arrested here at
the request OF the Norfolk police.
charged with living together as man
and wife. were yesterday afternoon
taken back to that city by Captain
trial.
1t is probable that the Richmond
police may enter charges against them
for a similar offcnse II the husband OF
Mrs. Rosenberg. who is q petit officer
on the United States battlcship Della
ware, desires them to do SO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
MAYOR >t>stAl~s COMMISSION.

MAYOR AtNStli-S COMMISSION
The mayor OF Richmond has announced q
vice co-nmsss{on TO study conditions in Richmond.
and report conclusions and make recommends
tfons
This method vas proposed and bill VAS pre-,
pared for the entstt state. and discussed during
tire eosSion Of tho general assembly. 1t did not
End favor with size assembly 1t was thought
~ mary that the work of sucA a. commission
was unnecessary, that the awful facts we're al
ready wejl known, and that such investiga-
tloa would. if carried on, publicly minister 10
tae hunger for sensations and saacious details.
There have been several such Investigations in
reaent years in various places. and the reports
have bran published and are open to those who
desire to make & study Of the subject These
rsg.orf4 are SO tuI] that IT really seems exceed
ingiy dou0,ful whether anything ran be gained
by ar investigation Of this kind in Virginia. for
there are no peculiar conditions. but only the
plain bald facts which characteristic of the
EVIL everywhere.
coyetousness and appetite are the twin tap
roetssef this evil, they of the liquor traffic,
and these two forms Of traffic go on usually side
BY side The lusi fer gold tmpes men TO rent
their property for hrothels and impels men and
women 10 maintain places where appetite Is
gratified for a fixed price. Young girls become
participants in these crimes for various reasons.
sometime because Of betrayal by wicked men,
sometime because o. their own yielding to SIN
full appetite, sometimes from longing for fine
clothes, which they cannot purchase with the
wages they receive in stores or factories. Bus
whatever may be the cause that brings the girl
ito the 'red-3Ebl' district, nothing but appetite
carries man there. and nothing perpetuates tho
esisfence Of the district but the money which is
paid by those who frequent IT.
No commission VIII ever get beyond these two
elemental reasons for the existence OF com
snerciaiized viee-namely appetite and coTetous
neas.
. The segregated district is an ally of these
twin iusts. II aids both the sensual and the
eovetoas TO accomplish their purpose 1t has
every advantage over private and steaithy vice
II is like the sign OF tho merchant on mas show
window Il issues call to the customer and the
customers flock from every quarter. because they
are spared the need to search. and the possibility
Of arrest
The segregated district Is sin without law. OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
SAYS SPIRIT LEFT BODY
AND SCARED INTO SPACE

sion which had characterized my de-
parture.
THE entire experience was too real
for dream, and since having ii have
been firmly convinced that dwelt. for
a time, upon the edge of eternity and
knew. in part at least. what the future
life is. The knowledge has comfortea
me. because II revealed to me existence
more delightful than l had dreamed"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
PEOPLES FORUM
Was Contrtbutory Delinquency Biu

To the Editor OF The Richmond Nrginian:
Sir.--There a slight mistake in the paper
Sunday in saying that the age of consent bin
had passed. The age Of consent bill, raising the
age OF protection from fourteen to eighteen
years was presented by the Social Service Fed
GRAFTON. We took the precautton of securing
the endorsement of the city council. the police
commissioners and the mayor OF this city for
this bill We also had an endorsement Of this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19
CASE OF
ALLEGED WATCH THIEF

The case against John w. DAILY,
who claims to be native OF Boaton.
and VINO was arrested here by Tr.fI1c
Officer Grafton on a charge OF steal
ing two gold watches and chains and
i handsome pendant from c.. LiE1sden
a Sons, inc, was yesterday continued
until March zgth. The watches Mero
valued ~ ~. "a. sss u M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

1t Is to be hoped that the question of music
in the parks this summer will be settled at an
early date The masses want the music as has
been shown In the large crowds OF people who
attended the concerts in the past.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

The consensus Of opinion is that Richmond
needs a public library. That opinion was ex-
pressed at the meeting of the finance committee
when all interests represented in advo-
cacy of such an institution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

Newspaper men seem 10 be getting few Of
the administration plums, Most men of the press
are good ones at reading postal cards and bills.
That's why they make good postmasters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

The liquor people are putting much money
in the impending campaign But how many vir-
ginians can be bought?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

St Patrick would have felt proud of his Rich
mond disciples had he been present at the an
nual celebration here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

The Supreme Court of Virginia belongs to the
union 1t stops work promptly on time, even
with lawyer in the midst of sentence,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-19

With the opening of the municipal campaign
by the West End Citizens association Thurs
day night. The political pot will begin 10 boil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-14
@ir iulea ihweis.u.

Oa lit Elm Wsnfd. Der ii9 6. 2Iai,
ion uennt, pslhs Susenben er ionil
bsiist, piiIen mir nidt. 9isisr iditt
uns einer Shreibebrisi, tpOrin sr uus
S4psisen empfisblt. Wlit uHisrsm
Carmen assen bic llngere6tigtsiten Der
eHsIii6en 8reiie, iagt Der psiis MonH,
lisferteu mir bios ben gspeis, oaB
bieis ni6t pDnig i'm llnrehten lei unO
penn mir, reip. bic 0sutiasn I'M als
semeinsn, peiter IGrmsu, ipiirosn mir
uns bios Die 9lmeritansr au Teinoeu
MAIDEN.
Sapeiaen 1T qfli6t fir Oenjeni.
gen, Der i'm lnrs6ten 1T urb nitt fir
9enisnissn, Der I'M Rs6ten lit. 9es
Isibisunssn rubig bin5unebmen, 1T eine
6eisbeit uno nod mebr tommt Die 9es
fabr in 9etradt, fpelts buraus snts
itebt, penn bic Dfientlide Wsinung Ell
mes 2anOes ipitematiid asgsn eins an
bers RatiOn psraiftet pirO. 9araus
mOgen bebentlide un9elesenbeiten fir
uniere Ration lid ergeben. Gs tann
Der SSaq etntretsn, Dab Elm 3uiammens
ssben smiihen 0eutidlanO uno ben
Der. Staten i'm hetberieiti0en SSnters
eiie lGge, mir bi-u6en nur an bic
ourdaus ni6t entiernte NDtblpenOigs
felt su benten. bab oas gegenpGrtise
engliif'eiapaniIfs llsbersetpttt i'm
StiIen Casan aufgebObsn tpsrOe.
0iei.s 3uiammeHarbeiten tDnnts iid
unmoglidb gsitdlten, ipenn our4 be-
itdnoige 9er6esungen in bieIsm Ganoe
cine OeutI6lanb fstnoliAe @eiinnuna
gei9affsn 1T. 8emnud banoeIn ole
Oeutiden i'm nationalen JntsreFe,
penn Tie bic fali6en acknowledgement
betGmpien, pelte bic ameritaniIf)s
BrsFs gsgen bic beutibe Ration srs
bebt. Dos psrIGuli6e Clement tommt
natiirIid ebsnfuIs in gstra6t. Ginen
Deutifen in oisIem Ganoe mub es
unangsnsbm beriibren, penn feline
ameritanii4en Nd4barn ihsel duf ibu
berabieheu. neil Tie Qlauben, oub er
elmer RatipnalitGt entitammt, ipeI6er
bic fhlimmiteu Dinge nabsefagt tpere
Nen. Wenn Die Deuti6sn aud obne
bic CUNT Der 9lmeritaner Ieben t0n,
nen, 70 baItsn lie bod auf gbre uno
ippnen nisie ni6t oefddnbert Ieben uno
3ipar obne einen S6attsn DON 8ere4,
tieung. Wenn bic ausldnoiihe preFe
ben @meritanern SdlIedptiateiten na6>
iasts, Diirben bieie ebenfan ni6t
i6peigsn unb bic 9eutfaen bsiissn
elm ebsuiol4 ieinss Gbrgefiibl, pis bic
Gmeritaner.
Run meint Der Ssrr qlaiipn, oak
bic Ssutihen asaeu bic Q(nqriffe Der
amsritaniI6en preiIe ih ni6t aufs
lebnsn piiroen. fpenn oisien ansriffen
nitt cine gelptTe Dd9rbsit innepobns
ts. Dieis Bepsisfiibrung 1T eielbafi.
Wenn mir ben 6errn 4Giion obne
9runo einen 2iiQner uno 9eiriiger
nennen ipiirben unb er ii5 bdsegen
fpebrt., ioIIte man oanu in bisier 4bs
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Die Rspplts rer guren in
Siibafrita III Elm i8psrer S9lag fir
bic Gngldnber. Gs 1T ni6t bios sins
9oItserbebung, Ionosrn audi cine
MilitGrrsoolte. Sus maAt bds gr;
eignib 70 bsionbers iaperlpiegeno.
3ubem qeItebt Der premier gotba
ielbit 81, oGb bic Grbebung iih ni6t
auf bas Sommanbo zines Sberiten be.
fdrGnt., ioubern anoerc SbeiIe oes
9urenbeeres eb,nfalls iit 9egen Gnqs
Lamb ertIdrt baben. Die Buren, baben
in Der tur5en 3eit nidt pcrgehen, odb
iie emit freis unb unabbGngi9s giatip.
men biloeten unb englii9em Wlilitdriss
mus gum Spfer iicIen. yiun Die Sob.
ner, bsren Saponnette 6isber Die engs
liihe Serritaft itiibten, nod rem ell.
ropGiI6en arieasifauplab geididt
fporoen iinb. balteH Die Suren Die
gele9enbeit fir qiinittg, ibre rationale
llnubbdngigteit suriid5uerobern. Der
Sturm 1T iibrigens niht 10 plOBli9
bereingebro6en, ME bic Gngldnoer
bas Oorse6en. Die Reiignatipn bes
SbertpmmuHbeurs 9eneral gepers
mar i6pn Elm qnseidsn, baB nit ben
9uren nift gues in SrOuung fei uno
es liest Der 9eybadt pOr, bar Genss
rul gepers mad Ieiner ReiignatiOn
ni6t bur6 3ufaa, pis es oamaIs bisb.
ums 2eben aetpmmen, iunpern einem
RsufSlmoro gum Spfer gsfulIen 1T.
Die Hegisrung periu9ie Die RebeIIion
i'm Stillen au unteroriiden, mas ibr
absr, ipie eriihtlih, nidt eelungen 1T.
Den Srieg luirb bas irfofern beriibs
rer, als bic Gnqldnber ben 9eodnten
lufseben miifien, fir ben europGiiasH
Rriea 1ruppen i'm SapIuno gu
retrutirsn. 60dit tpabrI6einlih pers
ben iie eine aanss gln3dbl SpIoaten
oortbtn Ifiden miiiIeu.
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bann bic rsIpsttipen .MiIitdriit.n
Witarbeiter", taselans IGnsere glriiiel
beriteIlsn, bic natursemab nidts met
ter aIs mebr ooer fpsniser seidittll.
DIE umIhreibunsen iinb. Spdrlid III
aud bic 9lusbeute aus engliihsn.
fran3Siii9en unS ruiFTftn 3siiune.n,
bic eben nur auf BEN llwfpsge ilber
aopenbas.n, ROTTERDAM nnb Wais
Lamb, rsipsttipe Rom gu uns tomint.
limb bo ndre Is. mtint id. lblIsB'
LID nod pisl better, lpsnu uns les
bisli6 bic ioIIfisnaiisen Der fsinolitsH
prsbbursaus aufeetiibt tpiirbtn; lsns
oipeifelbdften StslIsn berdussuiu4en.
ITO uns elm inbir,.its obsr problema.
iif6es Cob s,5ollt ipirb: bic Wiibs
iolIts man Tif ipirili4 nidli nader.
Das Cob f5nnen mir sntbsbrsn.
gu ben pieIsn unplitieIbaren Sor-
gen, briidt bic bttbeilietsn arsiis nun
aud fnon cine miitelbare; anb Die
kibsiIistsn areife iinb seipaItis, iis
umidIisbsn 70 3iemli4 uHisre gang:
i5rau.nfptIt. Wns foa aus Der no
be psrbsna mir ippllen nifi blob.
nsin, mir M iifien cine eisHs Wcbt
srfinbtn, bsnn bon qdris III porldl.
fig sarnihts 5u srlDarten, anb arh
iiddi Dem 1ri,bsnsfdlub pirb man
ni6t sIsid fpisbsr in paris aHilopien
lpoasn. geIbft fptnn Is blob dn Yors
urtbil mare mas Is ni6t III!
oab iid nismano 70 gut auf bic
Irauenmobs unb ibrs unerIdbliten
9borbsi.en unb llsttrireibunssn per.
iiebt ipis bic GransOi,u. miibts idpn
bic iabrbunbsr!lanee Gsipobnbeii eee
Oeuti1en, bic Barrier Ulobebittdts
oans tpeiitres auSun,bmsu. reTpeiiiDe
5u topisren, unfers aonfstiiondrs uub
Sdn.ibsrinnen in Elm bSsar!isss Die
I,mma bringen, ba iie pI6sIi9 aqss
aus siantr Sniiiniipe nit eisnsm Ge.
f6mad brfttllsn ipolleu. W5sliters
peiie entpidsIn au4 bic DeutfHsn nit
Der 3eit .inen befpnbtr.n 9.ifmod
fir bi, auuit Der Grausn grbiils
lung. r.ip.ttis par.kaen gntbiilluns.
aber ;undhit tprb.n iis ipsssn Der
gbbGngieieit barin
robI Elm bibd.n unb.bOlisn obtr fu.
perorisineH isin. Dor Der 6anb Be-
buIten uniere Ddmen ibre nsueiien
linb iOhbdrfien ,greaiions" ir bsl
S6rdn!sn peripdbri, bsnn ss ipGre
ia b6tii unanssbra6i, in bititn Sci.
len nit befonbersr gIesnn5 Su prun.
len. Wenn aber Der iSrisbs pieber
,inse.sbrt IN. ipsnn man pisb.r ias
hen unb iaudseu oarf. ia. bann fon
audi bic 5aris Siille bes Meibes jaufj:
zen unS aldnssn. I'd, lam ipohl Ia
gen. pdb Id auf ipenige inoirsiit
JOlsen p.s art.sss 70 esfpannt bin.
luie auf bic gu erpdriene, Gntpide.
lung elmer .beutTfsu sraHi". 6pfs
fsntid unterfddbt BON ben gtibsilia.
ten nitmanb bi. aana ukbli4e
Sdipi.risl.it Der aufsab.
gusuf Spanuth.
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GntlaHeu
@urbe Sames ea,plOr, Der Ssfretar
oes Jeueriuetrd,tfs Smnfer.

sSaures 2aipIor, Der Scfretir Ses
1eucrucbrdefs 2hlnfer uno Setretir
Drs Seucripebr.Qeniio iu,iroe
geliern rom Siderbeitsbireftor Sobn
Ok. Solmes innnariit ieines lmies
rptistt. Gieie Gntlaiiing erfoIgte.
neil SaTlcr in Der leutcn 3eit iebr
hauiia pnm CieuIt iortseblieben lit
nno trpe uerifjieocntlider @armlnseii
am eamita8 lpirber olird) sIbpeien.
belt eIdn5te.
Ger Observation-Disclosures lieb 2atpIor
rcIicni @criniitag Dor iih citiren ln5
luOllte iGm @elcaenbeit geben, fret.
irillig gu reiignireu. Ga aa.plor bier.
bon nid)ts ipiiien noIltc. ipurne er an
idnaIif iuspen0irt. a5er fpdter per.
iliete Srr 9olmss feline gntlaiJuna.
gn.pIor. Der felt f2 Sdbren ieine bel.
ben goi.eu befleiSet. miro. fpic er ge.
itrrH belnrrfte, lid, nidt 10 3tne mel.
icres fiigen, icnferh beabiid)tigt bic
Silie Der GipiIoicniiiomnliiiion on.
iiirlirn 'cb linn oieIes bcIfen pirS,
bIribi nb,umartcn.
9;ii Der gcrunltlina bcs gsoItens
oes 5efretars oes peniionsiunos Der
SriIsr,uchr puroc 3eihpeiIig ssupitan
@iiIiaul SoiIiiuacr beirniit inh Aupi.
idn SiIiinacr inio gerncrb Sutton
nnroen aIs HinaHstcmnittse fiir ben
Boilts ernonnt.
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trebdnbe biirfen ebenfaqs ni1t bela,
itist fperoen, tpenn iie nab nsutralsn
9Gnbern abasben unb nidt fir bic
ariessfiibrsnben bsitimmt iinb. Sn
bieiem proaramm oes prdiibentsn Be-
finpst iieh isbOd elm i1pa4sr puntt.
Wsnn Die GnaldnDer Stiffe nit 9ss
treble obsr iOnitiasn Waaren tapern.
bic fir OeutidIanp beftimmt iinb.
bann IolIen iie sebalten iein, ben pollen
Wertb Der 2aouns gu erieBen. gad
unierem GrmeiIen Iollte er iiberbaupt
feline Sapsruna in iol9sn 5dlen ees
itatten. Don bem 9runbiab: .6reie
St,iffs, freis Waaren" ipllte Elm prGs
iioent Der Der. Staaten nibt I'M 9aaz
resbreite abpeichen uno ii9 au teinen
&omprOmiiien ber6eiluifen, oenn fir
bieies prinsip baben bic Ser. Staaten
lett ibrer griitena setGmpft unb Der
prdiioent Milion follte ii6 nidt
IbpGder erpeiien, aIs feline 9prgdns
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