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Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
SPRING STYLE WEEK
IN WILMINGTON

The Mercantile section Of the Cham
Der of Commerce of Wilmington has in
augurated a unique event in Spring Style
Week-March Is to q during which
time the merchants of the city will ex-
hibit the latestmodes in ladies and miss
es' suits, dresses. millinery, mems and
boys clothing, furnishings, shoes, fur
niture, silverware. &c, and have joined
together in extending an invitation to
the people of the entire State and pen
insula to visit Wilmington on this occa-
sion.
Spring Style Week is planned primar-
lily to show the people of the State and
peninsula just what Wilmington stores
have to offer in the way of up-to-date
merchandise. In order to attract out
Of-town visitors the merchants have
planned to pay car fare from all points
in the State on the purchase of a certain
amount. At the same time Spring Style
Week is planned primarily to familiarize
the people of the peninsula with Will
mingtOn's s stores, and to futher the slogan
adopted by the Chamber of Commerce a
year ago. IF you can't buy it at home
buy it in Wilmington" instead of go
ing further.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
BURRSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Stafford Misse.
Laura Thawley and Elsie Lister and
Messrs Wesley Thawley and John Moore
were entertained to supper at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby NOVEL; at
their home in denton.
Alr. and Mrs. Edward Mulholland spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs r II. Dill.
Arthur Stevens spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Stevens.
Miss Bertha Baker and friend Frank
Richards of Harrington spent Sunday at
the home of Miss Bakers parents Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Baker near town.
Miss Florrie T.. Dill was a visitor last
week at the home Of her sister Mrs NJ.
J.. Wyatt of Denton where Miss Ann NJ
Lewis joined her
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Ross gave delight
ful party on Saturday evening at their
home in honor of their daughter Miss
Helen's eighteenth birthday Many Of
her friends were present, and INDUCED
in the games of the evening at late hour
were served in abundance.
Mrs. VIM. Hopkins and Miss Elma
Jacobs are very III at their homes under
the doctors treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Dill and daughter
spent Sunday, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Layton.
March has given us more winter weather
than the winter months did, let US hope
April will not continue the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley were
visitors among Delaware friends on Sun
iav
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
HICKMAN

Mrs. William Marshall. of Lewes, i
still at the bedside of her mother, Mrs
Srsan Harrington
Mrs. Elmer Harrington returned to hei
home on last Monday arter having ar
operation performed at John Hopkin S
Hospital in Baltimore
After spending a week in Dento n Miss
Ethel Breeding has returned to her home
here
Misses Florence Noble and Manila
Breeding returned to their homes Satur-
day after spending a few days with friends
in Seaford
Miss Susie Butler, who has been visit
ing here, has returned to her home near
Concord, Md.
Miss Emma Bullock has accepted a po-
sition in Greenwood, where she will be
in the future.
John Harrington and wife, of Green
wood, are the guests of the latter sister,
Mrs Linda Hamilton.
There is a slight epidemic Of measles
in this section.
Among those on the sick-list are. Mrs.
Margaret Breeding, Mrs Wash Breed
ing, Mrs. Martha Wootters, G. F Noble,
G. $. Hughes, Will Noble.
Many friends visited the homes Of Mrs.
Margaret Breeding and G. Z. Noble over
the week end.
Frances Neal spent the week end with
his parents.
Mrs. William VOTERS has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Elwood Tharp.
Miss Margaret Carroll, who has been
absent from teaching her school, is able
to resume her duties once again.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
A REAL NERVE and
BODY BUILDING MEDICINE

We believe Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion
is the best remedy made for toning the
nerves. enriching the blood, building up
wasted tissues, renewing health, strength
and energy-the best medicine you can
use if you are run down, tired-out nerv-
Gus and debilitated. no matter what the
cause. Ii doesn't depend for its good
effect upon alcohol or habit-forming
drugs, because it contains none. II NAV
not make you feel better in a few hours,
but il will make you feel better, we are
sure, Just as soon as the tonic and food
properties it contains have a chance to
etinto the blood and, through the blood,
into the rest of the system. Pure Olive
Oil and the Hypophosphites have long
been endorsed by successful physicians,
but here, for the first time, they are
combined into one preparation which, as
a nerve food and builder of strength
and health, we believe, has no equal.
If you don't feel well, begin taking
ReXall Olive Oil Emulsion today. and
build your health and strengthen your
system against more serious illness. To
cOnvalescents. old people, puny children
and all others who are weak, rundown
or ailing, we offer Rexall Olive Oil
Emulsion with our personal promise
that, if it doesn't make you well and
strong again, it will cost you nothing.
If we didn't have the utmost faith in it, |
we wouldn' offer it with this guarantee, !
nor even recommend it to you. We are /
sure that once you have used it you will /
recommend it to your friends, and thank 1
US for having recommended it to you. |
Sold only at the more than 1000 Rexall |
Stores, and in this town only by US.
sl.O 90. Red Star Drug Store, Milford, /
Del. Adv.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
PRIME HOOK NECK.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davidson and
children have been the guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Boyce Of Milford
visited friends here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clendauiel en-
tertained their friends at a delightful
dance on Saturday night, which was
much enjoyed by the Young people.
Music was furnished by theWalls brothers.
The school here has a large attendance
during the winter months, many children
being in attendance daily, who are pro-
crossing well under the direction of their
teacher, Garfield Sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
say They Killed Man.

Sherd W. II. Hood, Of Tionesta. Pa,
is much puzzled over the situation
presented, following the arrest Of
George Strain and his wife in eonnec.
ton with the death Of Bert Allen. who
was found stabbed to death near Tur.
keyvllle.
The sheriff says that Mrs. Strain
mad said she stabbed Allen after he
had persisted in making advances to
her. Later Strain. the sheriff says,
admitted he stabbed Allen. The cou.
pie, refused bail, are In the Forest
county fail.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
CEDAR CREEK.

Miss Watson of Cedar Neck spent last
week with her sister, Mrs John Collins
Mrs Orren Fenner has returned to her
home after spending several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs Elnora Davis
Mrs. Joseph Benson spent part of last
week with her daughter Mrs Paris Kirby
of Milford Neck.
Burton Macklin has recovered suffci-
emily to be able be around again
Mrs. John Collins is getting better
from an illness with a severe cold.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
Puts Ban on cloar LIeklno.

Notice was given by Commissioner
John P. Jackson, OF the Pennsylva.
MIA department Of labor and industry
In Harrisburg, that the persons g.
charge Of cigar factories must imme
diately stop the practice OF cigarmak
ers placing tips OF cigars in their
mouths during manufacture.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
EmbszzIsd 5000. Arr.s,.d

Alleged to have absconded with
$4,000 belonging TO the Ocean COUNTY
Trust company, Of Toms River. n. j..
OF which company he was the treas
urer William f. Simmons. thirty
seven years Of age. was arrested n
Pittsburgh. Pa. When simmons was
arrested be bad $4,000 in cash in nj,
possession Simmons blames his down
fall 10 booze.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
Scarlet Fever Kills Twelve.

Aid was sent by the New Jersey
board Of health to Florence. n. j..
where an epidemic of scarlet fever
has cost the lives OF dozen persons.
In addition to closing all the schools.
moving picture shows. games and pub.
lie gatherings.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
slain m en- Rattle on main.

R. L. Taylor, a deputy sheriff. is
dead; A. n. Beavers. a former United
States deputy marshal. IS dying. and
d. W. Beavers. a deputy sherin, and
T. f. Hickey are seriously wounded as
result Of a pistol battle on a Nor
folk & Western train between Jaeger
md Berwind. W. Va.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
PASS WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILL
Measure Goes Through Massachusetts,
Senate by Vote Of 80 TO 2.

The proposed amendment 10 the
constitution which would give womer
the right TO vote passed the Massachu
selts senate by vote of 80 to 2. viii
one pair.
This is the first time that such an
amendment has ever passed either
branch Of the legislature. II now goes
to the house. but before It can become
q law must be acted upon favorably
BY two successive legislatures and
then be accepted by the voters.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
asfuses Increase In Salary.

Governor Walsh, Of Massachusetts,
sent to the legislature in Boston a
special message saying he would re.
fuse to accept an increase in his sal.
airy from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
While conceding that the present
salary is inadequate, the governor
said the verdict Of the election consti
tuted a binding contract with the peo.
pie at a fixed sum.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
POSSE KILLS INSANE MAN
Wounded sreriff and sarrieades Him
self In House.

Woundeu Sreriu and Barricades Him
self In House.
Samuel Goodwin. sixty years old, an
Insane man, was shot aud killed by q
posse after he had shot and probably
fatally wounded Sheriff Robert Cook
Of Logan county. and barricaded him
self in his shanty iu the woods near
Bellefontaine Ohio.
The sherin had gone to Godwin's
home to arrest him on a charge Of
lunacy. When the officer approached
him Goodwin fired at him with ride.
wounding him in the shoulder and
neck.
On the arrival Of the officers. the
posse surrounded the house and began
firing. Goodwin returned the fire sev
eral times before he fell.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
Man KlIIed At New ealI Park.

One workman was killed and three
others seriously injured when a der
rick in use at the new Federal league
base ball park In Brooklyn. where ar
IRON grand stand is being erected, fell
over.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
SERUM KILLS PATIENTS
Victims Were Inmates Of County Hos
pital-crme Fiinted At.

pital-crime Hinted At.
Toxic poisoning" caused the death
Of seven men who were treated foT
blood disease at the county hospital
in Los Angeles Cal, recently, accord
ing TO a report post-morten surgeons
submitted to Coroner HartweI.
A serum was administered to the
male patients at the county hospital
last Saturday Four died that night
and three more on Sunday
Coroner Hartwell said he hoped the
county grand jury would begin an IN
vestigation and determine if any Grim
inality were involved.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
Call and see for yourself

Nsal anu see AOI yOuASCA
Seeing is believing. You are
cordially invited to call at any
Remington Office and ask to see a
demonstration Of the Remington
Column Selector. We will be glad
to show you just what the me-
chanism is and how it works. We
viii write a letter with it and the
same letter without it. We will
show you just how much time it
saves and why. And your coming
viii put you under no obligation.
We simply wish to show you, and
everyone VINO is interested in
typewriters, the latest time and
labOr-saUing achievement IN this feld.
Remington Typewriter Co.
(Incorporated)
IS w. Fayette St., Baltimore, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
Would Honor Colonel eoethaIs.

bill for the thanks Of congress tc
Colonel George W. Goethals and to au
thorize the president to appoint him
major general in the army was intro
ducsd by Senator Lodge.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
eets coffn by Pareel Post.

Undertaken Cornelius Greenleaf, OF
Hackensack, N. J.. received a coffin
BY parcel post. The postage was only
IS cents.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13

S,5oo,o00 Chinese Eggs Her Cargo.
The Canadian Pacific steamship the
Empress Of Asia arrived at Vancouver,
B. c., with 100000 Chinese eggs con.
signed to places in the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
pies to Win Booze Bet.

Dies to Win Booze Bet.
Swallowing a quart of whisky at {
gulp to win a wager, George Horwath
Of South Bethlehem, Pa, died a shor'
time afterward.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-27
Gine neue TutteriteQf.

oes 2onoes, felbit nenn iis iih oemo=
tratiid ooer gar republitaniid bei=
ben, in ge5ug uuf OeutI6lano gar 10
ihredli6 tDnisstreu, riiltunsstpa1uz
fnnig uno 10 ioaialiltenfeinolia Tnb,
ipabreno lie fir bieraulanoe ansebli9
um oen 5Ortldritt tdmpfen. Oabei
miro gang iiberieben, oaB Die 10 niel
geriibmte rWeibe Wste" Oeutfd-
lonos ouf Oieie 9lrt immer flediser
miro, 10 paB ldIieBlid ale 0leden=
puBerei ourh 8erliner griefe uip. es
nidt mebr psrbinoern tann, oab ole
rWeibe Beite" als san5 i9mieriser
JeBen ertonnt uno belpertet pirb.
Dies ielbit bann, penn man nod ein
paar folder SpnOitots biloet, bic ais
Jletenreinigungsanltalt fir oas
Iuslano oienen lollen unD tpel9e ole
oeutidbiirgerli6en 3eitunsen bes
Iuslonoes, Defenders bier in Mme=
rita, nit elmer i6dbigen, perlogenen
geridterituttuns perforsen, Ole poltsz
feinOli4 iiber ale Maben lit!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-27

Ser @hein triist." Dieies Spri&z
mort lit nirsenos beier ansebra@t.
als BEL Der Steuerseiessebuns. Die
&orporationen beaablen 5par Die ibz
ren ourd Oas @eles auferlestsn
5teuern brett an oas @teueramt,
erbalten aber mebr als Sen betrefz
fenben 8etrag i'm preisaufihlag Der
Waren auriit. 9lls inoiretten> @teus
ern baben ndmlid bic Wirtuns Die
BON oen1elben betroffenen Waren UNI
elm betrGhtlihes bOber i'm preis gu
brinsen, als Der Steuerbetrag aus
ma9t. Oieles lieet i'm Weien Der
fapitaliitii6en proouttionspeiie, oa
eben auh Dos fir @teuern aus9eleste
Gelo, als Mnlaeetapitul betra4tet
miro, uno oemielben entipredeno pro=
fit obtuerfen mub. Die inoiretten
@teuern baben alio nod bic tpeitere
5snoens, bic Maren sana unn0tiser=
lpeiie gu perteuern. 9aben mir fomit
oie 8orporationsiteuer. als inoirette
@teuer ertannt. 10 uenoen mir una
nun au Der 9dupteinnobmeque(le oea
ftGotii1en @teueramtes. ndmli5 0er
| @teuer auf @runoeisentum.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-27

iino. Wia man oieIes bermeiOen, 10
mub eine Beton llnterlase (semablene
Steine, Sano uno 3ement nit Waiz
fer gu einem 8rei semifdt) BON S
3ou Dide seihaffen peroen. nas
aber bie Soften oes pflai terms ber=
opppelt unD Der oben onsefiibrte
slrbeiter tpIros bann fir 5 Sabre
lang S1.5O per Wode ooer 10 proz
gent Isines lobnes an Steuern gu
hs5ahlen hoben.
90 mar es unter bem alten Gburz
ter uno senau 10 tit es unter Dem
nsusn. 0srr Batter als 0oriisenoer
oes Charter z4omitees iab ii9 niht
psranlaBt. BEL slbfai1uns bes Gbarz
ters oarum 'irgenO lpel4e Ienoerun=
gen por5unehmen.
Wie man Mnseiidts folder s t.
! q den, gu bebaupten lpast, oab DIT
aapitaliiten Die @teuern beaablen, il
fhiper gu besreifen, es lei oenn, oaf
man bon Der ganaen Sa4e ni4ts
perftebt uno nur papaseiartis nie:
oerbolt mas anoere bon slei4er I'm.
:pifenbeit einem porsei4nabt haben
x.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-27
&er be5ablt bic Steuern?

: Nad Oem Geleg muB ousielbe gum
pollen Wsrt einseld,dbt peroen, ipoz
gesen tpobl au9 nidts einautpenoen
ipGre; nur tperoen babel Ole tleinen
Giaentiimer i'm 8erbdltnis immer
bDber einseiddBt als ole sroben
Office 9ebduoe uno oergleihen
mebr.
Der 9runo Dafiir lieet bauptidts
lid oarin, bab niht Der Gisentiimer
zines @eb1uoes oie IbihdBung porz
sunebmen bat. ipnoern Der Steuer>
afIeipr. Oo Die Gisentiimer FOLDER
srpBen @sbGuoe INNER iebr einf!ubz
reide 2euts iino, 10 pagt Der @teuerz
idGber,. audi lpsnn er nidt beito4en
Iein ionte, in ben allermeiiten Jdllen
es nidt, Sen pollen Wert oes 8ez
,, bGuoes ansuiesen, aus Gurht feinem
! ipdteren Jprttommsn baour4 81 14o@
Den. ST Damn oie @eiamtftsuerein<
it6Buns oeenoist uno oas Reiultat
betannt. Damn ihreien mieoer oie
aroben @runbbeiiBer unb rei&e Rors
porationen uber au bobe Gini&dsuns.
mas J. 9. Bel Ser leBten Gtnf&dtz
auns bier IN glepelano' 5ur Jolss
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-27
2lr beit<r, aeitiert fir Cure preiie!

QDle liebeboa man in OeutlhlanO
fir Die oeuti4e Reptilienprehe i'm
Iuslanoe lorgt, poruus Die perldie=
benen yStautstanten" ,Hahtlpdh=
ter" uitp. frehen, erfdhrt man, tpenn
man glGtter aug OeutIhlono lieit.
90 teilt eine reihsosutIde l3eitIdrift
jeBt nit, Dob iid Elm oeutihes Spnz
oifot fir sen MISUNDERSTANDING
Oienit sebilost babe. gn Der .SpiBe
Ger Organization iteben Die 5erren
8ebetmrat bon 8orlie, 2anorat a. ..
Roettger uno Director Sdadt bon
Der Oresoner 8ant. 2eBteren oiirfte
audi 5err auufmunn, ons
9aupt Der GlepelunOer oeutihbiirger>
li6en 3eitungsfabrit, gut fsnnsn, uno
Der rWGdter uno 9ln5eiesr" miro buz
ber Dem Spnoitut niht lungs unbsz
tannt bleiben.
Sn Dem 9srpaItungsrnts oieIsr
neuen JuttsrItelle iino Die srobsn
oeutihen Snouitrieunternebmunse
uno 8anten pertreten. Der Subres,
beitrug fir Die WitsIisosfirmsu Be-
trdst minbeitens 1000 Mart. Oa
u Ii ~ drt iee q nj bat eine
Subbention in ser 60he
pon 100000 Mt. sue.fast.
penn Die priOatmitslieosr Geloer in
Der elsiden MinosItbDbe 3sihnen.
g}u6 ipeiteren Wittsilun9en ioG Die
bon Sen pripatsr aufsubringsn&
Summs bon 250.000 Mdrt bereits
iiberseidnst lein, 10 oaB on Ser Gr=
ridtung beg SeIsgruphen Bureaus
toum Elm 3peifel mebr beitebe.
Der plan, Elm beutihes Spnoitat
fir Den Observation-Disclosures gu
errihten, 1T ni1t bon geltern unO
beute. Shon i'm Sonlmer pergongez
nen Sabres tonnte Die io3ioloenotru=
tide grehe ubsr osn Gbnlihsn Ylan
zines Sournaliftsn nit niht gang
einipdnofreier 8ersanssnbsii sinise
intsreFante gin3elbeiten bringsn.
9lu6 Ole proiettiert. osutihs Wslt=
bunoslsseieuihaft bate Die 9eriors
eung oes 9luslunoss nit Nuhri6ten
uuf ihre SABINE geihrieben. Die
gsteiligune 9 pom 9 dlags
oes 2anorats Roettger,
beiisn Ni6tpsr.ioigung
i'm arupp pro5sifsIo lsb
bo ftes IufIeben erregt
bat, ooer bes 0irstto-rs
& isgarten BON oen oeut<
I den 20 q fen uno Muniz
t ION ST a br ten eibt Die Iiherits
9etpdbr, Dap ous nsus llntsrnsbmen
i'm Oienite Der S6perinouitris ale
Nahrihten iiber lo3inle VerhdltniI1s
uno Sample in 0eutihlanO. iolpis
iiber oen aampf Der SpSiulosmptratie
gssen Den Wiilitorismus uno Die
Surenutratie auf ous sroblihfte entz
Itellsn miro. Die Wlittel pasu limb
einfdh. Map 'telt oen gldttsrn i'm
9luslanOs Nuhritten gratis sur Ser
fiiguna uno Die oen oeutIhen Sharfz
nuhern glei6pertpunoten Seelen, Die
aniiberaI uuf Dem san5en Groenruno
hauisn. perben iih Die erpiinifte
9elesenbeit iihsrlida niht entseben
laHsn, Die osutihe Irbsitsrfla1Is uno
ibren aumpf um behere 2ebensbeoine
aungen su perleumosn uno su perz
unslimpfen.
Die osutihen Nrbsitsr in 9lmerita
tueroen gut tun, ii4 bisIe llmitdnos
gut su merten. Sic iperoen Damn um
10 leihter beereifen, tpieio es tommt,
oaB Die oeutiGbiirssrliden 3eitunsen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-27

- vOa bin id unb bd bleibe id-"
Oiele Worte Des prnbleri1hen W2ac=
Wabpn. Der ober niht roa blieb4.
tpurosn jest BON Der Cote Shore uno
Der FennInlooniuzgobn seiprohen.
uno lie bleibsn bo. sic fiillen i'm 9az
ter Grie Snno auf 10 niel ibnen BE-
liebt, unb eiguen es. Sli oem 8erluh.
ben Rdubern ben Raub absunebmen,
bat leBts Wohe Der Staat Ohio bic
. srits Nithsrlags srIittsn, bsnn, @o,t
lei eelobt, es gibt nod Hihter. Rich=
Ter Stecens in Glepelano bat stpdc
cnertann:. 6cB i'm Stoate Sbio cine
-enoen5 porhanben lei bic ioidt
.onorGuberiIhe 9rottitsn Der 9aha>
tpmpognien niht 5ulahen nil. Die
Sunoesaerif.e haben iolds ySepf.o-
1enbeitsn" bi5ber ober immer amer
fannt. meinte er. Sebr ridhtis! Wir
Edtten oenn hie MiniorbGre ihre W:r=
;ionen i.eblen t0nnen, tpenn bic &C.
ritte cieie n9epflosenbeiten" nitt
9eihi;st bdtten2
- Sir Die rgr0btsn aaiIerman0z
Der Der Welt", 81 ipelhen, pie bic
5slcgrumme uus europa 10 lhon Ia
cen, nnbseu veins giertsImilIion Wenz
Itsn unb $4,000 pferoe ouf Die 9eine
Qebruht" tperpen, Bot Der 1htparse
ShronToleer Seiterreihs, Der 6err
Tsroinano De gIts, bic pom Oumpf~
olauberer Wilhslm peri0nlih nah
&0nopiIdt sebrnhte Gtnlabuns ange=
nonlmen. Oumit ipuroen auber Der
Gie7!elmiGipn Men'hen uno $4,000
NoFsn olIo nod lpsiters stpei mbohe
@ieTer "auf bic 9eine sebraht. Wsnu
jest rie ~sr0bten aaiierman0ner Der
WeIt", bic bonn IA. Bis gum Is. Sep
tember i'm Saunus itottfinben, feiu
Gr'cl9 tperbsn. mub es idon ouBer=
ae'pohnlihes ped seben. Sur goriiht
tOnnte man iih auh nod einen pdpIt=
llhen Sesen Ihiden laFen.
- SIN aomitee oes Senatsausz
IhaNss fir auslpdrtige 9e5iebunsen
III WaIbingtun bat man ss lih in ben
9rpf eelegt, ben Staotsletretdr Der
Yereinigten Staaten, Serrn 9rpu,,,
gu drsern, oesbalb unteriuht man
ieBt, fpie bic 0ertrdss nit Colombia
IND Niearasua suitanoe tamen. SO
berihten fromm bemotratiIhe Sci
iungen bes 2anbes. I'm 8rpan 5u
irsern, foa man unteriuden? Wir
reEten, es sebt um mebr. Oas ge=
n1nnte 3omitee min in elmer unbe=
sreiIl;den Mnpanbluns bon 8osbeit
bspsiler, bob bic Demotraten senau
# piel fir bic sroBen aapitaltiten
aetnn baben uno itets 81 tun bereit
lirc, tpie bic Hepublitaner. Den @oz
5ioli!ten aeist man oamit allerbinss
nifts neues.
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