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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-23
ALLIES ARE MAKING
. EXTREMELY SLOW
PROGRESS IN WEST
Some Ground Is Gained at
Widely Separated
Points.
| NO MATERIAL CHANGE
IN POSITION OF ARMIES
Germans North of Vistula Retire
Across East Prussian
Frontier.
RIVAL FORCES NEAR TOGETHER
Few Days Will Tell Whether War
saw Again Is to Be
| Threatened.
RIVAL FORCES NEAR TOGETHER
Allies Won't Conclude
Peace Separately

HE French Premier, Rene NivIani,
at the opening of the French
Parliament at Paris yesterday reit-
Grated in behalf of the government
the declaration of Frances policy
with reference to the European war.
''Thcrc is nt this time but ono sin-
gle policy" nc said. "a combat with
out mercy until such time nS we
accomplish tho definite liberation OF
Europe by victory insuriug peace"
The Premier alluded to the treaty
OF September 4 last, In which the
british, French and Russian gov
ernmenfs engaged not to conclude
peace nepnrntcly, Rnd not to demand
conditions of peace without pre-
Nious agreement among the nllics,
and declared.
"Frnnce, acting In accord with her
niles, will not sheath the sword
until she has taken vengeance for
OUTRAGED rights until nhc hns united
Tor MI time to the French fafkcr->
|. land the provinces ravlahcL from,
her ny forccJ restOred heroic Rel
Etum to the fulnesa Of her material
life and her political independence,
and until Prusainn militnrism Inns
been crushed. to the end that 1t will
he possible to reconstruct, on n basis
or Justice, Europe finally regcn-
ernted."
A" for weeks pnst. the fighting In
Flanders aud the north OF France
goes ON without abatement, H.
Trenches are lost and won, aud
. repOrts from the niles mention
smnH gains mt various points, white
from German headquarters come
similar announcements of German
Enins. Emperor William is nj the
western front. and his presencc
there fs taken to indicate the inn
portance he attaches to the general
movement of the allies to drive the
Germans out.
"In the cast. both Poland md On
Itcin, battles still nrc heinz. fought.
with few details bclng made DubIl,.
ny to the outcome. Germauy claims
10 have put troops across branches
of the Bzurn and Rnwka Rivers.
while the RusSinm official statement
describes fierce encounters along the
left bnnk of the Eistulu River, he
tween Its lower course and the.
Piiicn, I'm NIL of which the Gc-mnn.
are reported to hnve been rcpuIscd.
newspaper dispatch reports
that nearly 1000 Austrian troonx
have been killed or Injured In n col
lisfon between two trains in Rms
sinn Poland. =.
A German wireless dispatch says
that another German acroplnne I'm.
hown over Dover, England, md
dropred bombs. 1t also reconnoi-
tired the position OF the Hritfsh fleet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-23
DRY" RESOLUTION
DEFEATED IN HOUSE
Gets Majority of 8, While Two
Thirds Is Required for
Adoption.
FAILS TO CARRY BY 81 VOTES
Leaders Inclined to Believe Ques-
ton Will Not Be Brought
Up Before Senate.
FAILS TO CARRY BY 81 VOTES
How Virgin;ans Voted

For the rcsoiution-FIoof. Glass,
nay Holland, Jones, Saunders. Wnt-
son, Slcmp.
Against the rrsoIutIou-f,rIt,
Montague
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-23
CHEMICAL COMPANY
DEFERS ITS DIVIDEND
Directors OF Fertilizer Concern Con.
i serve Cash Resources for
f Future BusinesS.
WOULD HAVE PAID OUT $500, 900
Conditions in Cotton Belt, Says Presi.
dent Morgan, Cause Action on Pre-
ferred Stock Quarterly Dividend to
Be Deferred.

The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany, at n meeting OF the board
OF directors held In New York yestcr-
quarterly dividend OH the preferred
stock
Samuel T. Morgan, president of tho
company. which has its principal Of
fees in Richmond. issued yesterday af-
ternoon the following statements:
owing to the well-known c6ndi-
tions existing In the cotton territory
OF the South and the consequent un-
usually small payments In cash on the
outstanding bills and accounts receiv-
able OF this company, and the neces-
SHY Tor the company carrying Il great
deal OF cotton rs collateral for its ac-
counts and bills receivable. instead OF
having same paid in cash as hereto
fore. and the desire of the company to
conserve Its cash resources in order
to actively prosecute it's business In
the furnishing of fertilizers to it's
trade, the preferred stock dividend, or
dinarily paid on January Is, has been
deferred"
DEFERRED PAYMENT WOULD
HAVE AMOUNTED To snOOOOo
The action OF the chemical compony
was not altogether unexpected. in view
Of the conditions prevailing through
the cotton belt. in which the enormous
fertilizer company does a large part
of it's business. The company has
preferred stock of $4,000, 300. on which
II has been paying per cent for some
time. This has been paid in 2 per cent
quarterly instalments. the amount
usually paid out at the January dividend
period having been In past years
s26O,OOo. Attention was called by Of
ficers OF the company to the fact that
the dividend has not been passed, but
that action has simply been deferred
The company has never before been
forced by stringent conditions to defer
payment OF dividends on its preferred
stock. II has been it's policy in doing
business throughout the South to be
liberal in accepting notes OF planters
secured on their crops. In the sale OF
FERTILIZER, and 1t now holds large
amount Of this paper, on which it is
difficult to realize because the crops
are not now marketable. With a re-
sumption of normal conditions in the
cotton belt. II Is hoped that the divi-
dend deferred at this time may yet
be paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-23

German wireless dispatch says
that another German acropInne has
ho'Vh over Dover, England, and
dropped. bombs. 1t nlso reco,not-
tired the position OF the Hritfsh tieet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-23

newspaper dispatch report.
that nearly 1000 Austrian troopx
have been killed or Injured In n col
isi"n between two trains In Rus
sian Poland. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-23

AS for weeks pnst, the fighting In
Finndcrs aud the north of France
goes ON without abntement.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25
GRADUATING CLASS

The large and attentive audience the Court House Friday night
ed to the general interest felt the graduating
exercises which always of high order and proved
to be quite up to the standard on this occasion
The graduating class comparatively large composed of the
twelve regular literary students and from the course
The stage settings of potted plants ribbon oons
class coors of and white very pretty and the distinguish
ed guest of the evening Dr. Baows the Georgia State liver
sitY at Athens.
The opening number professional with Mr. Sam Kaewtz
ana MRS. Rtche at the piano. while the class approached
from the center AISLE After the Rev. Mann the first
speaker from the class Raymond Eas gave on the
Worlds Great Leaders, which he mastery way show
ing his intimate knowledge of history and comprehensive Insight
which while plainly original boy of his wears
No less remarkable the wonderful poe stage one
young and quickly exceeding six
feet
Where might have expected awkwardness unganness
was discovered distinct and dignity bearing which
with voice of singular smoohne gives Ray
mond the qualities of the natural orator. qualities
difficult to acquire.
we are proud of RAYMOND he being the Youngest graduate but
one on Cohen 1910 from school holding the
record of being the first honor student of his large
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25

oen assistant editor OF the high school paper
baseball team of IA Raymond claims lineage good old Virginia
and Norh Carolina stock the paerna some revolution
airy war heroes in his maternal ancestry may
pe good and great from such breeding
and gfts Here's 70 Won Ravmonf wa u.b Won, ,4r
with loving interest
Next we heard we'll essay from ece Robrer another
home product of whom be proud Her theme was
omen OF History apty chosen an quality quite up the HIGH
standard Of effort that Bernce has kept school
Beside the excellent quality her work
attained considerable proficiency AMI
TO the High School chorues we'll rendered Of
M e would bear proof of her skill She High
representative l IS ais, the nor
class President In the last year she represented the school n
Etor n-ch of the school
Since Domestic Science has added course Bnice
has added another accomplishments skilled cooking and sewing so
important and Oenetent the well equipped day
and confident of her ability adequately ill whatever position
of life she will occupy in the future
Wesley Co did dsappon his many admrino friends bv
his earnest and truly oraora for Organization Wes
ley has made splendid record for himself seassertve or
aggressive quality of mind and enthusiasm Infectious
which bepeak leadership possibly political world he tupns
his energies in that direction Wesley endowed with his full sha
of good looks and fine manly bearing that asset m
winning favor himself and influence his
that may be- Wesley has honors himself school both
in literary and athletic lines the chosen VAL
dicto'ian of his class.
The entire class of 1914 have acquitted themselves highly
cretabe studies and in other ways touoh the
helping school off the highest from the
district mee and they have hosts of friends Interested n
their future success
distinguished speaker commencement evening afforded the
audience special the address 4rrows sage among
Georgia scholars who happy of rich
and ripe because of this and svm
pathetic with youth because his long association with the youno
students who numbering thousands gathered about him the
learning at Athens.
President Turner OF the School Board by Office has
calls made him speaker He never
appears al better advantage than these
teen diplomas presented by him. Superintendent
Ritche brief the the school wear
ana then presented number of medals and certificates of
the pupils of the High School who have in differ
lines THIS
column Altogether the years work including opera
ton OF Domestic Science department banner wear for
the Fitzgerald High School.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25
7. W. HardWick, N. c.

Congressman I. w. Hardwick
addressed about two hundred
voters Saturday in the interest of
his race for the U. S. Senate. The
address was practically the same as
he has delivered in other parts of
the State, mainly combining himself
to extravagant claims for himself
and disparging statements about his
opponents. Col. Chas. B. Teal in
PRODUCED the speaker, by request,
and made the most of the incident
that the would-bc' senator happen
ed to he born in the district of
that distinguished Georgian, Alex
ander Stevens, about the only
similarity that does exist between
that great Statesman of the civil
war period and this latter day
politician. The audience gave him
an attentive hearing and thour-
oughly appreciated the need of the
speaker of disparaging the records
of his opponents in the vain effort
to hide his own short comings in
twenty years of service in the
House of Representatives at Wash
ington. There is nothing doing in
Ben Hill for I. w. H.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25
THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY FUND

Only $500 more to be raised for the Carnegie Library
IAe building committee ready
to the property have been properly Library AS
socaon you want help good send check
some amount Every good citizen the good lib
rry do Free and we want Won
to- then help get the small balance that the building
can be erected this children YOU want
to gives chance then them good book such as
the public Library will supply It's handmade to rounded ed
cacn the finishing touch that other thing supply quite
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25

/ lend money on farm lands
ats %. None of principal re-
CURED until five years but in
terest payable annually. If any
principal paid during five years,
interest saved to borrowers on
such payment. Cheapest and
most accommodating long loan
contract have seen.
j. E. TURNER,
Office, The Exchange National Bank.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25
Mothers Remember

Thursday, the 18th, Lucy Lake
the places O'Clock A. NJ, the
time for Central Methodist Sun
day School Picnic.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25

For IL cents extra you can get
four magazines and the Leader
Enterprise for one year.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25

We proud of him because Colony product born in
Fitzgerald sixteen having received his
city schools whose teaching force his mother Mrs Ears
held an honored place since the beginning No boy
better known of his class better loved than holding
class president during the past year. He first place
defamation contest and second place district meet He has
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-25
A POINT
TO REMEMBER

That the sum of two dollars, de-
posted weekly, will, at compound
interest, grow to $1,348.6O in ten
years.
The Third National Bank furnishes
free vault service to its patrons3
Leader Enterprise ads. bring
results.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Wsibnaasts',u aTcnitiufanS ?

Berlin 10. 0eS. Srnhtlos
pta Sapuille. )-ltnter ben bellte Don
oeutihen YreBbureoll nltsgegebenelt
Nadridteu lit Die ~folgenoe:
oSofort, nad)oem OeutiGlano ben
Vprltlag oes EapItes erbalten bate,
arf eilen @offenitiaituno m1breno
Der @eibunt,ts feiertage ein5ugeben,
Ianote es cine 5uitinmeloe Nntmort,
lpeld,e InOeiien ole Seoingung ent-
belt, oaB dlle straightforward 5ll-
itimmen miibten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
teys,i.a iar sieie SETTING bsarssitst.)

8aibingfpn. 3. G., 7. Sea.
Der GpngreB periammelte lid beute
miebcr ua6 elmer ledSpohentlihen
Wertagung 81 elmer mutbmaBlid)en
SiQionenz Seiiion.
Ser Sultse &aplan Sarrb g. Gous
Den betete: DAB mir in Srieoen unter
ms ielbit unb nit alien Ndtionen
bleiben mo9en." llnb Der Senatss
&aplm Yrettpman briidte bcnielben
@eodnfen IN fplaenbcr @eiie ais:
~IQmddltiger Soft. mir betcn. baB
uniere 8otid)ait an ale Boiler Die bcs
Sriebens unb uuier @inilub in Der
san5en 8elt Der Der algemeinen Brit
bcrlidfeit icin mp9c."
Ginc Yiaiun Collars.
Sic Dem GpngreB bcutc untcr6reis
teten @ornnihld9e sebeu Die Soften
CUR Siibrnn9 Der Hesierlng i'm
Nisfaliabr 1915, baS am /. Suli II.
). bcginnt. nui 1.090,775,123 an.
Sicic Summe lit um 1899, 962
nieoriger ais Die gcfpilligun9en
fir buS lauienbe Sisfnliabr. bas am
OF. NuHt ". y. tilpti' HNp iHi Pliy>
906B43 uiebriger ais Die |ors
anldldae iiir oieiea Snbr marcu. Gs
pertretcn oicie Soranihldgc bic Ins
ltrcnaungcn Der administration. Die
Iusgaben innerbalb Der 0renaen Der
burh Den europdiidcn arics pers
rinsertcn gintiinfte 5n balten.
&ilipn scsen @cbrmadt Inter.
imdJmng.
Ser Srdiipcut fiinbigte bcutc al.
ba6 CT DEN YIan bes Heprdientanten
Gardner (Nuii.) iiir llnteriudun9 Der
.@crciti6oit Der Ger. Staaten sur
Observation-Disclosures" miBbini9e une
bieie Nrt Der Sebanbllus Ser Srase
fir unipeiic battle, neil Tie eincn iebr
uu9iinlti9en ~iuterndtionalen Gins
brud" MAIDEN pilrbe,
Seine nnterieebuute fiir's stusianb.
YrGiibcnt Wilion bat entifieeen.
baB Der Sau bon llnterieebootcn fir
triesiiibrenbe Nntionen isitens amcris
tuniiher Sabrifauten cine Terleeung
DER NeutralilGt iein piirbc, Suiolses
Seiisu wirp ebas, W. S9lpab feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
ans Der Gmigem 5tant.

Sas Wnppeu oes Eapites Seueoift bes
Siini5ebnten. Scoermann mill
beim @attfnn uertreten iein. =
Cardinal gngelu oi 9ietrp, Der
Glteite GarSinal seitDrben. -'3ie
&atbDlifen int Sl. 9auoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
go. 2264.

Yerbalten pss YrGiipeuteu mlb &.rn.
grpan's mar berurt, buB Oieles &uno
gum Sbeil uerantlportlih) lit fiir Die
9rdBlihen l%lntbaten, Die bd prunten
periibt puroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Ganare6 in 5itmms.

lleber bic Sriegsbereitihaft Der Scr.
Staaten. - Die ErGioemtcn BOT
ihait. - Nomiral Slether upr benz
Marine : Gpmite. = 8lanbt nit
Gnalanb mic in Gunflift 81 fpmmcn,
init 7eutihlano aber iei es etuaS
anoerS. = Nuh Der &riegsiefretdr
madjt ieinc Grnpfeblunsen. = Rcs
p%riientant 8arnner'S SrieaSreSe
finbet wenis Anflaua. = Sine
WeibnahtSpanie i'm &rieg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
9mbllqlt, Sowa, Sieustag, ben 10. Sejeulber 1914.

mum bon 10000 Iauu 5u briusen.
GEM Die Srpan'ihen Shiebsseri6ts>
pertrd9e piiroen Die 8riess9efabr nidt
aus Der @elt i6affen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Nnm Krieestbsater.

Die 9emtihen perlDren in elmer Sec
itladjt bel ben Salflanb . SnIeln
flint 8reuser nrb 5000 Wann, bic
Sapaner anaeblih brei shiffe. -
Gas bentfhe 0eidmaher fimpfte
ffmubenlang siuiifeu einem britt
imen nnb einem japaniifem 0e=
fdmaoer. - &uHeu uerluren In ben
breitasiseu Sdladt INN 9obs an Bite
100000 Wann. - Nnf bic DETER.
reider iuaren iiesreid. - 3uklanb
scsen 3apit= Yuriflas betreffs zines
Wetbnahts= Waffemitiaitanoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

~
Sic .Sribuna~ meIect, Sic gnticns
bung elmer Gpmmiiiiou bon @nglaub
nah Dem T1tifan babe SeutidlanO
perdnldbt, hic Gffrchitirltng zines
tiirfiiden @cianbten bel Der &lric nn>
SlIregen. On cS Der Siirtci mad Der
Iuf6e6llng ser &apitulatipncu nidt
moslid lei, burh Sranfreih Die tatbcs
liiden Srdgcn I'M ottomaniIhcn &ais
ierreif 5u erlcbiqeu. Serbien ihidt
sleih5eitig eireu o~iplomatiid)en @ers
treter nnG bem @ntitan, Inn Den
@atitan 81 bitten, einen pdpltliden
Hrntius bel Der forbidden Tegierung
8u ntfrebitiren. (Sebr intereHnnt,
pie :? Niles mil icst bciiu &ntifan
pertreten iein.-anm. Der Heb.)
Cardinal Inaelp 81 Sietro. her
Glteite Cardinal Der Stride, lit am 5.
Sc5ember seitorben. Or mar am 20.
Wiai 1928 gebpreu unp ltduD iomit int
81. 9ebensjahre. gum CARDINAL
purpe er Ourt, Den nerltorbenen YapIt
Geo Den Srei3ebuten in DEM Goniiitoz
RUM POM 16. Sonuar 1898 ernaunt.
nadoem CT idpn I'M Sabre 1887 ais
Nuntilis in Iabrib, Spanicn. fungiert
bate. Cardinal bi Hietrn ma BRO,
teftor Ser beutid)en Hotre Sames
Stpeitern NIT Dem WutterbGuic in
Wiinhen, 81 beuen audi Die Notre
Same S6tpeitcrn in Imerifa eeborcn
nit Dem Rutterbauie in Nilpoifee
unb 81 Tarin in Hipa bel ct. Souls.
Irs bem Sl. 9anbc finb 8ertctte
mad Hom gclangt, ponah Die GbriIten
BORT bis ieet in Elbe lcben. NIles
leibet ieboh an @elpnutb. Seit 1.
Sftpber sibt es feline frembldnoiide
Tpit mebr in Der Siirtci. Die &apitu'
lationen iinb a6geihaift. mas cine
WaBreeel bon einihneibenoer 9ebeuz
tuns lit. 90 Tie itreree burh9efiibrt
pirp, ODER ob bic Siirfei md Dem
8rieee in europa mieber nadgcbeu
miro. Of lie aud fir Die religipieu
Nnitalten mIigehobcu ieieu, pei6 man
nidt. Sn Sernialem berridt bas
StanbreGt. Sic Stubt lit poQ Solbas
ten. Die ginberufenen perben idnen
ClllHCllU uIlp puHW
Gegeu lpen eS sebt, peiS Memano
bier, Sn Saffa befiirtten Die Gbri.
itcn elm Moi'atrc. Die reifen Tosa
linn bort baden lire Srauen Ianbein.
pGrtS mad Nabllls. SeruIniem. Se.
bron scididt aus Surdt Dor elmer
2anoune Der @n0ldnbcr. Sic Gbris
item bier iinp fir Sranfreid. cine
Eolee Scr frorS0Itifcu Ghulen. Die
9lus(im iinS fir SeutIGlano mo
Seiterrci6. 98aS bic Srnn5oicn bier
liigen. III mglaIblidl. Die Scrben
limb Gngei. Die Seiterreidcr @arboreu.
sic Seuti6en Suuner. Scitcrrcih lit
8ngrnnbc 9cridtet, 2cstcreS tinbet
tpeniQiteuS uod Ntitlcio rnS es miro
bon linn i'm bcrGblnIicuoitcn Zone ais
rGrmes Seiterreih" aciprohcn. @s
lit gum Staunen. mas fir blinbes
@ertrauen oie Sreie finbet. lpenn 5ie
Sinse beridtet. Die ibre 2eier aern
horen.
-f-S-@
y Ger 63. Gonsre6 trot am I.
Sea. IN @oibinaton CIR Ieiner 0ritten
tuu0 ShluRiibuua SuSommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
tspcsien fir Sieie 3sitnmp.)

Sm Nddlfol9eupeu eeben mir unies
rem. Seiern cine Nbbilbung oes 8apz
pens u%niercs neuen Sapites, bas
8appen Der Snmilie 9eaa GbieIa, bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
q. 3. arseu milfon's
Mesiku -politik.

Der Gr. Yrdiibent erfldrt in enter
lGnseren Serbffentlihuns in Der
5agespreHe, bic Waibiustuner
Administration lei nit ibulb an
ben 4troeitaten Der ,G~uuhitutiu=
naliiten". = SpriGt pm yrpan's
unmeuihliher Sarie seseuiiber Der
i6refliGem @ebauoluus fatbuliider
Huuiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

lpelter &c. 9eiliateit. Ynrit 8cnebift
Der Siinf5ebnte, nbltammt. Snmitten
hes @nppcns lit cine feline Stride nit
eiuem einfdhen Sbnrm. Ser Han,e
Sclia @hieia meint ndmIih bon rer
Stride. lIcber Der Stride ihipcbt
cin Npler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

Ibiid1t, lolde Soote 3u balIen, rift
allsfiibren, mie bd5 StaatSamt beute
Nahmittag a%nfilnoigte.
8nibington, 9. g., 8. Se5.
-Seioe Sduier beS Gongreiies bielten
bcute Nadmittag 1890 llbr cine 9ee
meiniame StBung I'M SiBungSiadle
bes Sauies ab. Ser Yrdiioent perla5
feline Sabre botid)aft. (Sicbe Scitc g.
Wiliun's Yrusramm wirn ubne Swciiel
ourdssfhbrt.
S%on9reBmam II ubcrppob, ser
bernptratilfc Siibrcr bes Ib9eorbz
netenbauies. in Der Nniid)t. baB bds
geIeeseberiife Yrogrnmm bes Yrdiis
benton, nie es feline beutigc Nniprafe
burlegen miro, Dor Sertn9ung bes
G%ongreiies glatt erlebigt neroeu ipiro.
SobIon's Heiolutipn fiir rationale
Srobibition piro sur Ibitimmung 9ee
ldn9en UNI lpabriheinlidi fir LANCE
3eit unIddhIif1 gcmnht merbcn.
S%abresberiht bes Sdatiefretars.
8aibington II, 3. G., 9. SeS.
-Sefretdr NcNboo sibt in ieiuem
Sabresberiht Die pom Shasamt ges
nommenen Sfritte CUR @ieberbcritcls
lung bes @%crtraucns unb Sllr Inter
jtiiBltn0 bes blIrd, ben e%uropdiihen
&rieg erihiittcrten ameritauiIden @es
lhoftS on.
Cine sroBe aataitrop6e purbe
tnapp perbiitet", ia9te CT. "Surh
Die Siloung beS 800, 600. 900
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9abc bon Hnibpapicrgelo unb haS Sc
ponircn bon RegierungsGelbcrn our
@rntebclpc9lmg IN Den Natipnalbunfcn
lpurbe sic Gage erleidtert unb Sas
%%ertrauen befcIti9t."
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pfcblnnacn. baltptidhlid. oaB bie
arie9sitcucrn nitt am 81. Se3cmber
1915 aufboren. ionbern bis sum gnoe
bes c%uropdiifen &riegeS %iprthaucrn
Iollen.
Ser curcpdiihc Grica. Tust Ser
Setretdr. bat uuiere 3oaeimld6men
arg geihmGlert. Sic @innabme im
Sftober 1914 bctrla MIR ~S16,271.z
$50 geseu $30,13S,000 i'm Sttober
porber9ebeuhen Snbres.
8arbuer's Sritif; nit Gbautauaua.
8ebeu lit niftS setban.
Gardner (Wini.) belt beutc i'm
&mlie cine Hepc iiir ieine Iciclutipu
sur llnteriud)une Der a%ricgSbereits
lhait Der Ser, Staaten. @r tritie
iierte bic SrieoensbotIdait bcs Sraiis
benton. erfIdrte. bab ii6 nit ben
ihoniten Gbautauaua > Neben tein
&riee fibren laiie nub b%eiiiriuprtetc
Die gmpieblung neS &ricgsminiiterS
@arriioD. Die 9unbess armee minpes
items aui Sas ssissli6 srIaubte @agis