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Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
RED M'GHEE SEE:

Come on, you great big strappin' speed that makes bullet slow? The dopesters kind O figure you to land that ol' time Griffith crew out front in Big Bans show. An that's some job, too, Walt, my boy, with Mack on deck to shout "ahoy." an Boston runnin dark. You'll have to get right down to tacks an make those batters break their backs-it won't be any lark.
 Griff counts on you for thirty wins, so loosen up yer sal'ry fins, l know y'u got the stuff. Get on yer alright, goose-egg stride, don't let 'em give yer shoots a ride-you'll win games fast enough. An you can bingle 'em a few; pinch hitters never bat for you to bring the run across. When your eight pals cant drive runs in why. grab your will low club and win the game yourself, ol' hoss.
 A bunch of fans would like to see your team cop off the big burgee- Ban Johnson's grand old rag. They put it up to you, it seems, to down those seven other teams an carry off the swag. The stage is set to make your name the biggest in the grand or game, past, present and to come one-man pennant winner-say, some mark to shoot at, Walter, eh? 'Twould sure be goin some.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
RIOT LEADER FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT
Admits He Fired Shot, But Says He
 Did Not Intend to Hit Officers

Jesus Cuen, who was arrested as d sequel to the riot which occurred on the plaza about a year ago, was con- victed of assault with a deadly weapon yesterday afternoon by a jury in Su- perior Judge Phillips court The jury was out about 10 minutes.
 Cuen is said to have been one of the leaders of the mob which opposed the police during the protest meeting year ago. Officers Thurman and Va lenzuela were walking about an adobe dwelling some time after the riot when they suddenly heard the sound of re- Volver shots One of the bullets passed close to Thurman's head. Cuen was arrested soon afterWard. He admitted that he fired the shot bu; denied that he had aimed at the officers
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

the ground stated above. A trial of the case resulted in an appeal to the supreme court ny the super visors who were decided against in the lower court. The matter was argued yesterday before the supreme court.
 It is not only in the matter of the court house bonds, however. that the case assumes importance It effects the right of the county to issue road bonds or to call for an election for road bonds when the limit of the indebtedness of the county does not reach the four per cent. This case was regarded as very important by the supreme court, also. for it drop ped all other business and took the matter up yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
Saltillo Evacuated

FL PASO, May 1.-Saltillo, the principal city of the state of Goa huila, where the remnants of the various federal forces rallied after the defeats of Torreon. Monterey and lesser strongholds, is reported on good authority to have been evacu- ated on April 27, the 12,000 troops retiring to San Luis Potosi, in the state of that name. 300 miles south
 The subject of moving the local junta headquarters to San Antonio will be taken up at Chihuahua to- morrow or next day. The change of base is under consideration because the Tampico and San Luis Potosi campaigns will be directed by Car ranZa from Monterey.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
BIGGER PURSE OFFERED
 FOR SIOUX CITY RACES
Fifty Thousand to Be Subscribed for 300- Mile Auto Races on 2- mile
 Speedway; Dawson Enters
Especial to The Republican,

SIOUX CITY, la, May Fifty thousand dollars, instead of the orig inally planned s25,OOO, will be the amount of the guarantee to be put up by Sioux City business men to back the purses offered by the Sioux City Automobile Club and Speedway association. This fund is now almost raised It will make certain that the $25,000 offered as prize money in the big S00-mile sweepstakes event, which is the feat additional sum of about $10000 in extra premiums and in prizes for the earlier events of the seasons pro gram will be paid. There has been some skepticism in certain circles as to the ability of Sioux City to make gOod' on it's promise of big prizes. It is planned to put the offer in such shape that the scoffers will have to cease.
 That the big racers are not fear ful of driving for prizes and then failing to draw their winnings, is evident by the announcement that Joe Dawson, one of the biggest of the big speed boys, has been en- tered. He is backed by Chas. F. Erpstein, a wealthy Chicago lawyer, and will drive a new Marmon, the liking of which he has personally supervised the past winter at the | Marmon factory. It weighs 2.S00 pounds and has a piston displace- ment of 450 cubic inches. The car | is about to go on the track at In dianapolis for the races there on | May 30. and will be brought imme- diately thereafter to Sioux City for a month of trials before the big event here. Dawson in 1912 broke | five worlds records at one clip in | the Indianapolis races, when he cut
 down the records for the 300, $50,
 400, 45O and 800 miles. The latest
 entrant is Arthur Klein, entered by
 the factory to drive King motor
 car. His machine will be a 25O0- | pounder with a piston displacement
 of 44953 cubic inches.
 | Manager E. R. Schultz, who has
 just returned from a trip to In 1 anu NultdSO,
 the closing of contract for the use
 of the electric timing apparatus own
 ed and used by the Indianapolis | speedway management. With the
 devices will come a crew of experts
 schooled in their use. The assurance of these timers makes certain that
 any new marks set on the Sioux City Speedway will have the recognition
 of the American Automobile associa ton as official There have beer records broken here before, but the | absence of electrical timing nulli- lid their otherwise official character
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

Under the contentious of Judge Hawkins and his associates. the board of supervisors cannot exercise the power to call a bond election un- der the statute until the four per cent indebtedness is reached. The claim is made that the power does not accrue until the limit prescribed has been reached
 After hearing the argument the court took the case under advise ment
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
Americans Marooned

Eight American citizens are re- ported marooned at Point West Al verado, south of Vera Cruz Among them are Phillip Steele. of Chicago. and three brothers named Gould A British cruiser, which has been off Puerto Mexico is reported to have sent relief expedition up the river to help these men and other for
 eigners in that locality. Before the transport Hancock with refugees from Puerto, Mexico, arrived, il was planned to transfer the refugees to-
 the Morro Castle and Monterey.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
REFUGEES REPORT
Continued from Page One)

was declared that when the refugees left Mexico City the anti American demonstrations had ceased The refugees insisted this change of feel ing on the part of the MeXicans was on the surface only. and that a strong undercurrent of anti-Ameri- can sentiment is discernible
 Charge O'Shaughnessy and his family, with MT. and Mrs. Charles Parker, left on board the navy ten der YanktoWn for Galveston. Parker was clerk in the American em- bassy at Mexico City.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
Cabinet Resiqnations

MEXICO CITY, May 1.-Portillo Rojas, the Mexican foreign minister, and Estevar Ruiz, under secretary of the foreign office, have resigned No official statement was given out regarding their resignations.
 pr. Edward Ryan, was captured at Zacatecas by the command of Gen eral Maas and sentenced to death as a spy, has been saved by an order signed by Banquet Ryan will be brought to this city and turned over to the Brazilian legation.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
SUFFRAGE PROCESSION
Plans Completed for Big Demonstra-
 tion in Washington on May g
ASSOCIATED PRESS p.spArcH1

WASHINGTON. May l. Plans have been completed for a woman's suffrage procession here May 9, at which time women from all parts of the country will march to the capital to urge congress to pass an amend ment to the federal constitution, granting women the right to vote. The completion of arrangements was announced by the congressional un- ion for Woman Suffrage, which has charge of the pageant and also of the nation wide suffrage demonstra- tion on May 2.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
sANTO DOMINGO RESOLUTION
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIspArcH1

WASHINGTON. May D. Reports that revolutionists in the Dominican republic are vigorously attacking Puerta Plata and that they are on the verge of overthrowing the Bordas gov ernment, were received at the navy department early Saturday morning in relayed wireless dispatch from Com mander Gray Graham of the United States gunboat Petril.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
California Militia Still Out

CALEXICO, May 1.-The orders sent tonight by Adiutant General Forbes to Brigadier General Wan kowski for the withdrawal of the militia stationed here were followed by an order from Forbes to Colonel Schreiber, the militia field comman- der, to postpone action on the with drawal until further notice.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
ROOSEVELT HoMEWARD BOUND
ASSOCIATED PRESS prsPArcH1

TAssVOIAI ED PHESS D1SPATCHI
 MANAOS BRAZIL. May 1.-Theo- dore Roosevelt who arrived yesterday from an extended trip to the unex- plored interior of Brazil left today on the steamer Dunston on his way down the Amazon river. Col Roosevelt is returning to the United State.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
SAY IGCROTEs ARE MINORS
IAssoCIATED PRESS VsPATcH1

SAN FRANCISCO. May Limited States deputy marshals arrested Harry Miller when he arrived here from the Orient with twelve Igorotes, charged with violating the Philip pine penal code in inducing minors to leave their parents. Miller denies that any members of his party are minors. and says he brought the Philippine tribesmen here for exhibi- tion purposes.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
GERMAN BIRTH RATE DECLINES

One reason for the uneasiness with which Germany cOnfronts the grow ing power of Russia is the startling rapidity with which the German birth rate has been falling. In the past quarter century German cities have been growing very rapidly. and urban conditions seem to have a marked depressive influence. In eight typical cities the figures for 1902 and 1912 are:
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
DR. CRIMSON BEST MAN
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

WASHINGTON, May 1.-AlthOugh details of the wedding on May at the White House of Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson and Secretary McAdoo have net been announced it is known that Dr. Cary T. Grayson, the Presidents physician and naval aide, will be the best man and Miss Margaret Wilson, a sister of the bride, will be the maid of honor
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
OBERLY IS SENTENCED

Oberly, who pleaded guilty to burglary was sentenced to serve from one to fourteen years in the state penitentiary at Florence by Superior Court Judge Phillips yesterday afternoon. Oberly admitted that he had robbed a house in the northern part of the city.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

Tn Berlin the case is still worse, the rate having fallen to about 13 per 1000 Thus Germany is rapidly falling into the same category as France while Russia, despite the abuse of vodka, against which a cru sade is in progress, keeps up its tremendous birth rate of 40 per 1000 and looms bigger every year-Spring- field Republican.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
ORATOR|CAL PROGRAM BY
 HIGH SCHOOL SPEAKERS

The morning assembly at the high school was given over to the oratori- cal program which had been prepar- ed by the students and it was found that the program was of real merit. The subjects treated and the per formers were as follows:
 The Benefits of Trave". ......
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
WEATHER TODAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1 WASHINGTON, May 1.-For Ari- zona: Local rains in the north DOT tiOn
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL AssN-rbo, Q,

SUNDAY SCFIOOL ASSN-There will be a meeting of the Phoenix sunday School association at the Central Methodist church at 7:30 this evening. E. s. Johnson will lead the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Nerbauft Qeben bieiem
9tbminbiubtS=S eilmittel

Gin fi9 lang btn3ieberber 6uiten ODER
@rtldltung, pel9e Der getpobnbeitlt9en
8ebmnolung nidt unterlie9t, ipIte eine
Warnlng fem. 8orbeugenbe MitteI fou.
ten iofort angetpanbt tDerben. Sn biez
len SdIen bat @dmam's MIterutibe Sci.
lung ertpirH.
IT'S ct. Sobns Ylab, BroofIbn, 81. q.
i@ bon elmer i@limmen grfdItung uno
einem abi9euIt9en tur5en 9ui item befaIz
len, infolge bei1en meme @eiunoben na9>
lieb. S9 begab MIDI mad Den gatifins
uno es f9ien, ols mdre id better, aber
Der 3uiten belt nod on. Sd bleb bort
Elm Sabr unb begab MIDI Damn auf cine
Sarm nabe Serieb @itp als Elm iebr tranz
ter Mann. ungefa9r our 3eit meiner
&idfebr empfabl u1ein Bruoer mir Cd
mans I%lteratibe aufs 9ringeubite. &c
1T iebt nabe5u 5tpei Sabre, 1eitoem id
es 5uerf ndbm. S9 bin ieBt geiunb un6
mage es gu lagen, bab ib lG1g1t begraben
mare, tpenn es ni9t fir gdman's Iltez
ratipe seneien 1nare. (Mgefur8t.)
(aHi0oDit) $ofep5S 5. 5rof4er,
@dman's Nlterdtipe 1T iebr tpirfiaus
bel Quftr6hrsn aatorrb unb beftiaeu
9ungenzBe i9iperoen unb i'm Nufba1 See
@bften1s. gntbdlt feine fddbIide ,ber
our @etpobnbeh fredericksburg. Mtbn1t
feine @ubititute an. @leine SIafde $1.0O,
rmsguldre Slaide $500 gertanft Bel Der
gepliter 9rug 60. @1reibt gduan "a,
.borotnriun, Pbilabelpbia. Ba.. fir hos
Bldlein Der 3eilungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

puiiiiden &pnflifte %perbreitet moroen
iino, ll16 IN Mnbetradt Ser fallden
Snformatipn, Sic Defenders oen
1~eutid-Mmerifanern uber Ole Neu=
trolitat uno allgemeine Salttng ibrer
Mitbiirger iriider @eburt uno Mb=
fnnfr ertbeilt mur6e, unb ferner in
|Nnbetrodt ser 5botiade, oab Die
Seem gorter Ereile fat obne Ausnob=
me Die offentIide Mein1ng pergiftet
1tn6 oie on1erifaniide 2eidtgldubig-
felt o11sriibt 6urd nidtsspiiroiges
Gerltiimmeln ser ausldnbti9en Na9=
ridtell, our9 Sen @ortlaut ibrer
ueberidriften, ourd 6ie @erberrli=
dung brttii9er @offentbaten, mobei
iogar Muidf5uge 10 glorreid mie Siege
geriim1t tperben, ourd Sic gerfletne=
rung oelttider Siege un0 our9 6ie
@eroffentlidung erfunoener 6eutider
@rutalitaten, iptpobl in ibrem Nad=
ridtenrbeil, tpie aub in ibrer 9eitar=
tifeln, bolten mir, Die @ereinigten
Sriid1 : Mmerifmifden @eielidaften
BON Seem Sort, bertreten 6urd 6te
p%eriammelten 9elegnten inn Betpubt=
fem Ser Neutrolitdt ser Gereinigten
es fir uniere b0d1te Bf1i@t,
sic fo1gen6e grfldr1tng SIT moden:
l.. @ir miiniden ben umerifani,
ihen 8urgern 6eutider u116 otter
8eburt ober Mbfunft INT ere
grobe @enunoerung fir tire gflidt=
treue ols @urger ous8u6riiden unb
3u per1dern, bob sic Mmerifaner iri>
Ider Abfunft oen gemo1tigen @inflnb
oen lie our 5orberung unb gnttpif<
lung 6ieier Mepublif fotpob1 I'M 6rie=
SEN ols int @riege ausgeiibt baber,
oergei1en boben o6er un6anfbor
1in1. Mn6 fenrten mir 6ie her,
oorragenoen SteQnng, tnelde ibr @o=
terIonb. a11f SEN @ebieten Der &unit,
@tiienidoften, 2iteratur, Muiif, bes
6an6els, tbniadlth a1f alien @ebte=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Gein &pruan0 ann &rteae.

Maibingtom, IL. Sept. Ger
tiirfiide @otidufter, q. Ruitem Set,
erflarte Sefretdr 8rpon gegeniiber,
ooB ste Iiirfei nit ibrem @i6errnf
ser &apitulnrpertrage MIR lire eige=
men %nutionnlen Hehte miebererlangen
mone. 9umit pir6en nidt Ste nit
oe1r Ser. Stunten 1880 unb 1862 Of
geibloTenen 8ertrdge at @noe ge=
brodt, ionbern mir iene a11Berterri-
torielen 3edte beieitigt, 6eren iid
MmeriHfa unter Ser @lo11iel ufur meiit-
begiinitigte Mationen" %erfreue. 6ieiige
offi5ie1e &reiie baben nod nidt Stel=
lung genommen. Die Sirfei ber=
biirgt iih fir meiteren Sdp1b Ser
Miiionen. Mit Mbidaffung Ser &a=
pitnlarbertrdge bebdlt ste Giirfei oas
@e9t BEL, belie6ige 3one auf5ulegen
uno Mnsldn6er ltan6esentipreden6en
ua6 ser eigenen @eri9tsbar=
felt at untertperfen Mus Iebterem
@r1tn6e mag England IN Megppten oie
Nerterung iogor miafomnten beiBen,
90 iie ste britifde Sberberridoft So
ielbit at befeitigen geeignet iit. Ser
8otidafter beitano 6arouf ooB Elm
sdritt in oiefem M11genbltd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
nidt oarouf berednet lei, &rieg 81
propo5teren.
0entide Meidsbanf.

@aibington, IL. Sept. =
Ser oeutiden 8otidaft IN BoiEngz
ton ging om Smitag NIT mnoeren
amtliden orabtlofen Meloun9en aus
Berlin bie GIT, oab Ser Stano Ser
oeutiden &ei9sbaf nod bem fMr5=
lid peroffentIi6ten @od)enberibt. bei=
Ter tit, ols ie ieit 8eginn 6es &rieges,
ein 8etpeis, buB bieielbe Sen geitei=
gerten Mnforoerungen, Ste ser &rieg
iie felt, oonouf getpa9ien lit. Ser
M%oten1mlm1f tit felt bem lebten 8e-
ridt um rrn6 SO Miaionen Marf 5rt=
riidgegangen, mdbren6 Der @olopor=
ROTH UNI runb 1912 Wi1ionen Warf
5ugenommen bot (erltere5 nidt gon8
MiQionen Collars, lebteres ettpaS
uber 2h Millionen 9onms.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
s@meres @ei@ab.

Sn Ser idnperen 5tunbe, sic iiber
0eutidlan6 uno Seiterreid-ungar11
bereingebroden lit, baben oieie beioen
Don neioiid,en Seinoen beorangten
9an6er int Srlano einen treuen uno
e6len 6reu16 gefunoen, Ser lid TOPPER
unf lire geite lteat nno ie0en Mn-
griff energiib abtpebrt. Die @erei=
nigten Sriiden gerban6e bon Seem
gorf = limited Sriib Mmericon So=
cieties Of tbe @itp Of Seem Sort, =
baben sic ~folgen6en @eio1utionen ge-
faBt, ste feines meiteren &ommen<
tares bebiirfen:
vSn Mnbetraht Ser pielen faliden
@eriidte, Ste in ben Gereirigten
gtaaten mber Ste 5tellungnabme uno
Sic SDmputbie Ser S~riidsMmerifarer
uno Srlonbs I'M gegentpartigen euro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Grla6 ser gmrfei.

W abtngtpn II, s. u, IL. sept.
- 9ie Iiirfei bat bie Ser. Staaten
nno ale iibrigen Mddte offi5ien oa=
BON in &en11tniB aeiett, oab lie Die
aublreiden &pnpentionen, 8ertrage
urb Gripilegien, oie gum Sbeil Biz m
Sos elite Sabrbunoert binetnreid)en>
nno m1rh mclde Muslanoern in Ser
Giirfei Jog. Observation-Disclosures, 5.
+. gefretnng BON ser tirfi}den eSrrts=
oiiffttion in 3ibi1- un6 Standardization,
perlieben meroen, a1fgeboben babe.
Dieie Grterritoriolitdt, pelde SSapan
bor etliden Sabren 6urh mfdlnB
,re11er @ertrdge uufgeboben batte, bot
sic Nforte nit einem Geoeritri9 fit
mtn 14nb nidtig erfldrt. Ser 3med
1T Ser, tpie ser 8otidnfter q. Rrffem
gel erfldrte, boB sic Tirfei iid bon
ser Mnfidt Ser @roBmddte fret un6
nnabbdngig maden min. 8isber nor
es ibIih, baB nntertbanen Ser in
Sruge fom1rer6en Mddte in ibren
refp. &oriulaten abge1rtbeif nno
auh gefangIid e%inee5ogen murben.
Mnf Ser Grterritorialitdt berubte a116
Ser legole status ser omerifaniiden
Ri11ionare in ser 1iirfei, ndmlih Sic
gr1oubniB, &irden, @d1tlen nn6 So
fpitdler 51 unterbalten un6 ibre &eli=
gion fret al1s5uiiben. Sn Sic 6iplo-
matiiden &reiie @aibingtons platte
6ieie Mnfiinoig1tng mie etne 8ombe
binein. 9ie G~erbInoeten ertparten
ieben M%1tgenblid 6ie &riegserfldrung
Ser 1iirfei cuff feiten 0eatidlon6s
un6 Oei lerreid)s, nn6 es tptr6en
stimmen lm1t, tpelde fagten, bob
tpobl 9eutld1am6 Sic 1iirfei peran=
laBt babe, GIT 6iefer MaBnabme GIT
greifen. Sic @ertreter @rglanoS,
Jranfreids un6 @ublon6s ipraden
6ie Mnfidt aus, 6aB tbre reip. &egie-
r11ng Dor 8een6igung bes &rieges
lpobI fon1m @egemaBregeln ergrei-
fen biirften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

baHe 0eutidlono in ieiner
idaperen Stun6e nidt ertporten tom
nett. @oS aber oie @o1aptiode lit,
Die Gereimigten Standardization
bon Seem Sort ii1ro groB
nmo einflubreid. STR @ort miro
idmer in Die @agfdole fallen. @em
geb0ren ungefdbr $50 Ser
cine an nit r11n6 10000 Meitglie.
oern. Sic Srldn6er Seem yorfs mol.
Ten niht MIR sic 9eutiden in Ser
Seffentlidfeit pertbei6igen, Tie for
bern a11d sic u@ie6erer0ffm1ng oGer
Gerbitonngen nit europa, ourd tpel<
de unporteiiide @abrbeit fir oos
merifaniide golf erlangt tperben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
GnrpIar.

2ie, melde es gebrauden, iagen,
es lit 6os ioeo1e, per felt abfubren6e
@etratn. M. s. 8erfins, Green gop,
ISIS, iagt: sd babe Eiuen &c.
braudt, tpie ard Dele, sol5e etc. aber
6os a1es mar unongerebm un6 nidt
5ufrie6en fteuen6. Sn @itrolar fono
i'd oos ioeale, o~bfibrenbe @etrdnf."
Sir frarrfes &opfpeb, lauren Magen,
trdge 2eber, beritopfte @ingetpei6e iii
Gitrolar ein Sbeol. gu fa11fen BEL
aQen 6dn6Iern in ct. GIou6. - Mn-
8etqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
9eutide 3eitunq unter6rmft.

Buncouper, 10. Sept. = Ser
vGanco11per 9ertide Nrel1e" 1T Don
Ser EoIi5ei Sos neitere grideinen nr=
teriuat moroen Mls @rrno muroe
ibre oeutidfre1n6lide Saltung uno
sic NerDHentIidung Der groben oent-
iden Siege arrgegeben. Ser @ernts=
geber erffI6rte, baB sic 3eitung nad
Sem arieg pieoer tire Ibdtigfeit auf<
11ebmen mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

ten melde Sen a11lturfortldritt unf
Ste Qualification ser Menidbeit for,
bern, einrimmt. 2. @ir beba11pten,
oaB Sobn Neontorb Elm britiiter Sm=
perialiit unb nidt ein iriider Matio=
noliit if, un6 ols FOLDER tan11 er hoe,
Ser fir 0as iriide Soft ipreden, nod
Die iriide &aiie an sic @eite @roB>
b%ritamnien5 IN 6eilen @anrpfe gegen
9eutldlano uno Seiterreib iteuen.
Mir b%erneinen gang empbotiia Ole
3eitungsberidte BON Srlomos perein=
ter 2opolitat 5um @aiierreid in iei=
rer &riiis, umb mir tpor11en oas ame=
rifaniide 8olf Dor Madridten, Sic
alS brttiiden Quelen itammen. @ir
Der1idern, baB uberoa sic organizer
ten Srlan6er treu 5u Srlan6s 800
Sabre often S0ealen baIten, sem ome=
rifaniiden Soeolen 6es Samples ge=
gen Iprannei nrb bes @erImgens
nod Sreibeit nno @~eredtieffeit. 8.
@ir MAIDEN oos amerifoni1de golf
oarauf oa1fmerfiom, oaB England iebt
in Ser ausgiebigiten 8eiie in Srlano
&efruten 5u erlangen iudt, I'M ST.
lanb, oas oen 6rieben 1pmnidN, CUR
&beilnabme or Dem Sample I'M Mns=
lunoe 5n 5tpingen.
4. Wir 6enun8ieren uno per6m=
men sic porteiiide @oltung ser bieii=
gen &reiie = faft obne Musmabme,
= als unfair uno fein6Ii9 gegen
3eutfdlano uno 9efterreih un6 mir
maden 6ieie @ldtter 6orauf oufmerf-
lam, baB iie einen groben Ebeil
ser amerifaniider1 8eb0lferung BE-
lei6igen. 8ir for6ern 6en Hrdii6en-
ten ser gereinigten 5toaten ouf cine
Proclamation 6ireft al, sic Brei1e 5u
erlaiIen, bomit 6ie Bldtter, melde 10
ungeredt eegen Sic arrerifouiiden
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