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Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
Inventors Rewards.

That there are handsome rewards
for those who are able to devise i'm
provements IN guns and machinery is
evident from the fact that 6 1910 has
been paid in fees to inventors at army
ordnance factories for the year ending
March. 1914. No less than e 1000, for
instance, was paid to Colonel H. C. l.
Holden, late superintendent of the
royal gun and carriage factories, fol-
various inventions and improvements
connected with ordnance mountings
machine tools. etc, in addition to $500
paid on another account; while 1856
was paid to Mr.. W. T. Thomson, chem
list and manager respectively of the
Royal Gunpowder Factory, for i'm
provements in the manufacture of
nitro cellulose and accompanying ap-
paratus, in addition to a previous
G1150.
Smaller amounts, such as ESQ tt
Mr.. w. H. Turton, manager Of the
Royal Gun Factory, for improved ma.
chimes for the manufacture of ord
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

with his. presidency, while here is to
be expected. No better reason for his
coming to this country can be inferred
but time alone will bring to light the
real facts.
Significant is the opposition which
the present day leaders are manifest
ing to his actions. 1t was his over
throw of Madero and his method OF
ruling which developed the constitu-
tionalist force that drove him out Of
the country. If hins return to Mexico
today would bring about a reunion of
the present factions and bring together
those who are seeking constitutional
government in that republic it might
be the best thing for that country If
he would go back to the land from
which he fled. Slight progress towards
such get-together movement is being
made today and the prospects for any
Improvement are not discernible. If
Huerta has the power ever to frighten
them into it he has a service to rem
der.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
FAIRGROUNDS

From the reports given at the an
nuaI meeting of the Norwich Play
grounds association there can be no
question as to the popularity OF this
organized effort in behalf Of the chill
dren Of this city. Even though the
attendance report showing that nearly
$4,000 had enjoyed the privileges dur
ing the past season does not OF neces-
sity mean that every child took ad-
vantage of the opportunities for play
that were furnished, it does indicate,
and with much certainty, that the
Fairgrounds are meeting long felt
want, and that while they are doing
much, there is still the chance for
doing more.
Certainly they should be maintained
with as much attention and supervision
SIS in the past. The season for out
door play which will again make the
Fairgrounds busy spots Is fast ap-
preaching and the association should
have the generous support of the com
rnunity in looking after the require
ments Of the children who need q
proper amount of play, but who except
for such places would be found devel-
oping their own Fairgrounds in the
street with its attendant dangers, OF
engaged in some mischief which they
had better be kept from.
Well regulated outdoor amusements
are highly beneficial and the manner
in which the playground movement
has spread throughout the country
shows the merits Of the institution
No city can afford to be without II
and no city which has it can affor6
to let it deteriorate. Outdoor recre.
alton is to be encouraged and for the
city children it should be in just sucf
places of safety as the playground.
provide
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
THE WAR PRIMER
BY National Geographic Society

The European war has remade the
commerce Of every trading nation in
the world, but it has effected no
greater changes anywhere than those
which have taken place in Russia
When Turkey plunged into the strug-
gle, Russia, like Germany, practically
found herself without a port. But
there was no neutral Holland or nett
trail Switzerland and Denmark across
the great international trade routes Of
the Muscovite. Germany's ports are
closed, as are Russia's, but it is still
doing some selling to the outside world,
because Danish. Dutch. and Swiss CEN
| tiers find, it profitable to handle its
goods.
Germany, Austria-Hungary. and the
Ottoman Empire shut Russian goods
Completely out of EUROPE. Germany
controls the Baltic Sea and Turkey
locks the Black Sea at the Bosphorus.
| The thousands Of tons of golden but
| ter that formerly poured into Germany,
France and Great Britain from Finland
and from the wonderful butter prov
inces of Siberia, have ceased to flow.
Thousands of tons of Russian beet
sugar that sold into Persia and Turkey.
reports announce, must be this year
absorbed by the Russian markets on
account Of the war hazards Of the
Black Sea Likewise. the Persian and
LevantiI1e markets for Russian cloth
have ceased.
Hundreds Of shfpfoads of Russian
wheat, which formerly left Odessa for
all the ports Of Europe. have now no
/ outlet. Russian frrs, Of which enor-
NOUS quantities were annually placed
upon the worlds greatest fur markets,
London and Lefpsic, reach the outside
world now only in small lots through
Siberia. The great petroleum stores
| Of Baku cannot be shipped for sale to
Russia's allies. And her other agri-
cultural, mineral and forest products
are war bound
| There remains open for the foreign
| trade of Russia practically only Vladi-
vostock, and the freight charges to and
from this far port severely limit the
amount of trans-Siberian business that
can be prof1tably done. Some trade
may flow through Roumania. How
/ ever, none Of Russia's great trade
1 routes run this way, and facilities fol-
| the carrying out Of a. large import and
export business here are lacking. With
Bulgaria in the war. this way will be
4 sealed.
| Nevertheless. a port toward Europe
will open for the .ussians some weeks
hence, and it's opening may bear frn-
| portant results for the struggling Rus
slams. This port IS Archangel; a great
harbor for ore and fishing vessels
through its scant summer, whence in
Vulnerable smaller boats carry thefl
cargoes around North Cape, down the
tNorwegian coasts, to European mar
kets. It is probable that with the
opening Of this port, much of Russia's
butter, poultry, grains. sugar ana Other
i agricultural products will be released
Il to the friendly parts of Europe, and
That nuch-needed manufactures will
now in this way.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
HUERTA'S VISIT.

Victoriano Huerta is in New York
He was not even embarrassed by de-
tention longer than to declare that he
was here simply for brief time on
pleasure and not for the purpose of
fornenting additional trouble in Mex
leo. He is a guest under the flag
which he refused to salute aud despite
the opposition of those factions which
are now fighting each other in the
Mexican republic and which were at
pne time united in opposition to him.
Despite his declaration It is diff
cult to imagine him other than itching
10 get back into the Mexican turmoil
and It is impossible to overlook the
TACT that under his guidance even
that country was In a far better con-
Hilton than It Is today. That he will
have some heart to heart talks with
those who were closely associated
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
= NEW BOOKS

The General Education Board-An &C
count of Its Activities, 1902-1e14.
Cloth, 240 pages, with 80 full page
illustrations and 81 maps. Pub
lished by the General Education
Board. Anew York.
This volume gives an account Of the
activities Of the General Education
Board from It's foundation In 1902 to
June so, 1914. It has made annual re-
ports to the United States department
Of the interior but no further report
has hitherto been issued because as
the boards work was felt to be ex-
pefinfenta1 in character premature
statements respecting the scope and
outcome Sof it's efforts were to be
avoided.
The volume deals with the history
Of the board, its resources and expen-
ditures, the former valued at present
at nearly So, 000, 900 while it has made
appropriations thus far to the total of
nearly sixteen million. for colleges,
medical schools. negro schools and col
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

greatly increased Of recent years. Many
of these mishaps have taken place at
the junction of wireless wave routes,
and 1t is said that the wireless SO az
feeted the brains of ships command
ers that in critical moments they lost
control Of their vessels. This theory
is confirmed by the fact that birds fly
ing near wireless stations move in an
uneasy, agitated fashion, as if their
senses were under some strange in
fiuenee.-Tit Bits.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
An Unfortunate Race.

ghosts" said man at the club recent
ly. "Churchyards are full of ghosts.
And no wonder ehurchyards are full OF
them. After he's been kicked and
cuffed and abused all his life, where Is
the man whose ghost, especially on
these balmy summer evenings, doesn't
enjoy a quiet sit-down in the moon
light In order to read his epitaph2"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
10 Rose Place

name; G 100 to Mr.. w. Lambert for a
process for testing steel bullets; G25
each to William Rogers and E. F. Pull
lar for labor saving and improved tools
for use at the Royal Carriage Depart
ment, and EGO to Assistant Foreman
s. Capon, Royal Gun Factory FORCES,
for improved mufffe for use In FORCES,
have also been paid.-Tit- Bits.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

leges, farm demonstration work, sec
ondary education work, rural organi-
ferences.
1t describes in a most interesting
and inspiring manner the excellent re-
suits which have been obtained. The
object of the General Education Board
founded by John D. Rockefeller is the
promotion of education within the
United States without distinction of
race, sex or creed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

This volume includes the summary
of ten lectures and a full index of the
subjects and references. upon public
utilities as given before the West Side
Y. NJ. c. A in New York, where In
1913-1914 there was a desire to Learn
something about utilities in the educa-
tiona1 department.
Men of practical experience were in
vited to speak and the volume con-
tains most valuable articles on the
magnitude of public utilities, holding
companies, public ownership, lighting
telephones. power supply, investment:
as well as the regulation. investment.
and legal aspects of the subject. 1t i:
particularly valuable as a reference
book,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

"Blue Jackets is the reference to
the sailor costume which Yale seniors
have adopted until the end of the
term, but better that than yellow
Jackets"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

There is little chance Of any George
Junior Republic ideas being put into
operation at Leayenworth prison dur
ing the stay Of those Terre Haute poll
iticians.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

Confidence like that OF steamship
company which is already quoting
rates to ConstanfinopIe in anticfpa-
tion OF what is going to happen to the
Dardanelles ought to lay low the imp
in impregnable,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

Lots of people worry over spot on
the sun being a hundred miles wide,
but they give little thought to a spot
in the backyard covering but d few
square feet
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

The effectiveness Of the federal pros
ecution Of 1awbreakers Is striking1y
shown at Terre Haute. when one pris-
on is not able to hold all those con-
yieted
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

When he has to, Billy Sunday use:
the short and ugly word as freely al
some other national celebrities.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

When Josheph Folk places Wilson
on a plane with Washington and Lin
coin, it is lifting the president to a
place which many a. man has tried to
climb to.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

It doesn't require much of an April
wind to bring forth the plea for the
spring bath of Oil for the highways.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

It can hardly be said of the COM
manders of the German raiders that
they consider any old port a good place
in a time Of distress.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

The man on the corner says: No one
appreciates how Much faster the clock
is running until he gets behind time
with his work.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

A bill now before the legislature
If passed will outlaw the toy pistol
and the air rife for lads less than
sixteen years Of age. Such a law
would not deprive them of a right or
privilege to which they are entitled
by virtue Of carefulness and discre-
ton. Many serious accidents are
chargable to the abominable toy
pistol and the air gun. Boys would
be better off without playthings OF
the weapon sort.-Bristol Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

Strange to say the allied German and
Austrian forces are trying to stop the
toboggan of the Russians in the Car
pathians.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

Many a dog is nervous over the fact
that it is but two weeks to d new
license to exist and a tag.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
No Use to Try and Wear Out Your
Cold, 1t Will Wear You Out Instead.

Thousands keep on suffering Coughs
and Colds through neglect and delay.
serious ailments and epidemics as the
result of a neglected cold? Coughs
and Colds sap your strength and vital
ity unless checked in the early stages
DR.. Kings New Discovery is what You
need-the first dose helps. Your head
clears UP, you breath freely and you
feel 50 much better. Buy a bottle to-
day and start taking at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Every 80 seconds, scientists tell US,
occurs a death from some preventable
cause. Surely, the safety first" idea
is still in its Observation-Disclosures Tel
eEraui.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
Health Promotes Happiness.

Without health, genuine Joy is i'm
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movement you cannot
have health. Why neglect keeping
bowels open and risk being sick and
ailing? Yop don't have to. Take one
small DR.. Kings New Life Pills al
night, in the morning you will have
full, free bowel movement and fee
much better. Helps your appetite and
digestion. Try one tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

More than AGO PATENTS nave been
issued by tie United States for de-
vices int tented to h&rhess the power
OF sea waves.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

April has begun its spring custom
Of painting the lawns. and is sticking
to the same old color.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

Public Utility Econon1ies-Cloth, 1875,
pages. illustrated and with index
Published by The Finance Forum
of the West Side Y. NC. A, New
York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

"And," went on young Mrs. Leonard
unheedingly. SIT was 1.25 when she got
through with me. I was almost crazy
at keepin- Henry's cousin waiting, and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Der @robibition
1T SOMA.

giner oeutiden 8eitl1rg @ape11=
ports lit ser nadlitebe110e geri6t aus
ser Staotbal1psitabt Ges Weoi1res
ertnommen:
Ios @taatsorbeits=8 ureou bot Ell
men @erid)t per0ffentlidt, in mcldem
qe5eigt miro, melhe Gerll1ite Sem
Stoate entlteben, infolge Scr Erobibi=
tipn. Ser @erid]t 5eigt, oab am /.
,Sonltor is Graltercien Sen 8etrieb
ein1teQen miiiie11. Iieielben ~pertbeilcn
Iid ouf folgelrbe StGbte: &cof11f, L;
Burlington 3; Davenport, 9; Siour
Gitp, 9; Solpa Gito, 9; Geoar Ma=
pi6s, 1; Clinton L. 3as a11gelegte
capital in oielen Is @raltereien be-
Lauft Iih atf $4,236,9 $50. Ser @ertb
oes gebrauten gieres uno Mal5-gr-
traits inn SATIRE 1914 miro ouf 49,
52t $50 angegeben. Sic 9raltereien
sobIten in bieiem Snbre einen Mr=
int @etroge bon $400,1 los
aus. Sic 3obl ser Mrbeiter IN bie-
ien Satire betr1tg sol; oapol1 erhiel=
ten 276 Mrbeiter eiaert @nd}enlobn
non $15 Bis 500. 60 nerbienten 5pi=
id)en 500 nnb S25;; 19 erbielten mebr
$25. Dieies idltebt ntht sic Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Bon, pau proteitantt=
t1en &on0rek TT
Banana.
@eplante &roielDtenmaderet in Glib.
Nmerifa.

SsS,1 ser Staot SAVANNA ion III Sen
Gogen pom 10. bis 20. Sebr1tar oes
n4dyiten Satres Elm ~&ongreB fir
dyriltlide Ibdtigfeit i'm lateiniiden
Mmerifo" abgebalten mer6en. Mls
gitrber1fer ~beslelben treten iene pro-
teltantiid)en @efenntmiie m1f, Sic lid)
id)on felt eeral1mer 3eit at Sem Wert
Ser ,Meubefebr1tng" betbeiligem oas
bos11 beitimmt lit, Sic 8espobrper Der
characterization &epablifen aus Der
rIinlternib ser ron1iidlen &irde" 81
befreien. Mit ser gleid,en ~nnida1loi-
gen Miene, sic oieie &erfiinSer oes
reinen gpangeliunrs bel ibren friibe-
rem @efebrungsperluhe in Sen &C.
nan,lten 2anbern sur Sda1 5m ira.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

gen tpa.Bten, miro iett in benz oft
3ieuen Mufruf erflart, BOB "es Die
Mufgabe 6es @anama : &ongrel1es
jein ion, ole glemente Ser 8abrbeit
un6 Ser Cite in iebem religioiea
@lauben a1r5rertennen. Seine Mnr
naiberung an bas @olt ion meoer frt'
tiid nod berm1sforoerno, ionoern
pielmebr erfiilt fem bon Ben 2ebren
uno Sem @orbil6 gbriiti, iotpie ierer
Neadddtenliebe, Sic feline b0ien @e6an-
fen fennt n,o feline 5reuoe fin6et an
ser @ottloligfeit, fonoern iid be-
aliidt fiiBlt M ser 8abrbeit." 11n6
Sic ginlaortng eryebt on "aQe @e.
meinldqften nnr6 @ereinigungen, Die
Ssseius gbriltus als Sen gottliden CT
l0ier uno Serrn anerfemen> mie audi
Sic @eilige Shrift 6eS alten 1tno
1el1en Seitame1rtes als 6as g%eoffen~
barte @ort @ottes, un6 6eren 3iel es
if, i'm lateini1den Mmerifa 6em SSH
len Gbriiti sur @orberridaft gu ber-
belfen."
9sab oieiem frommen grgltB gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
h4Iter Ser 8ru1meiiter uno Beomter

b6lter ser 8ru1meiiter uno 8eomter
elm.
SnfoIge oes &robibitionsgeietes
1tn6 6es @i6errnfs 6es 8ermits gum
gerfa1f BON Mlfobol, 6urd 6as g.
ridt, iiebt iib Ste 0es Moines 1rug
60. sen0tbigt, ibr @eiddft in 2eS
Moines ouf5ugeben. 3ieie Girma it
sic be6el1tenoite inn @roBbanoel bon
Gbemifolien nn6 0rogen I'M Staat.
Ser idbrIide @oorenumias berielben
betrdgt ungefdbr $1,000, 600. Sic
Mnti=Saloon 2iga bon Soma bat ge-
gen Sic 0es Motnes 9rug 60. einen
ginbaltsbefe bl erlongt. &id)ter @u=
bert lttterbad madte 6ielen 8efebl
permanent uno pi0errief gleid)5eit;g
oeren Germit. Dir 6irma bot BE-
idloiien, nod einem onoeren Staat
iiber5uiie6eln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Sin 9anfbrief ans sientiin.

Son ser &ilfsaftiion fir 6eutide
un6 0iterr. =lrngar. @efangere in @i=
birien lit &errn S. Srep, 6em Braii=
benton 6es @entral=@ereins, Dos fol-
gen6e S6reibet 5ugegangen:
Sientiim @bi11a,
Ben 16. 5eptenrber 1916.
&errn Soiepb 6rep,
8raiioe1rt 6es 9. @:=&. Central
@eretns,
SEEM Sort, II 60. @aibington
Sqltare.
@ir befernen ltns 51tm @mpfa1tg
Sbres @dreibetts bonn 16. S,tlt mno
fagen Sbnen biermit unieren perbino=
l1d1ten Danf fir giittge l1ebermitt-
lung bon $3.50.
@offentlih miro es nod m0glih
fem, tpeitere @el6er fir uniere 3mede
al Iam1neln, Ga mdbrenb 6es font
met10en W1nters 0te ytotD TIT StD1rten
iebr groB ietn miro. Mnd
gen6ungen bon &1et6nngsitiiden ltn6
tparen iebr erapiiniM, un6
lpidren mir Sbner 6anfbar, 1pent al16
bierfiir Nropagan6a gemadt per6ett
t0nnne. Das @atferl. Dentide &on-
ImIat in Sm Sranicsco iibernimmt,
iotpeit 11ng befannt, Sic @etteri EN-
611ng 0erartiger 2iebesgaben.
&od)ahtnngsbon
SlIfsaftion fir oeutibe nr0 oiterr.-
11tgar. @efmgete in 5ibtrten.
i. 81. grp1tan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Die biimSige 8erliner @rflarnng,

oab Deutidla1po fei1pen Mongel ont
2ebensmitteln babe, al1d feinen 5l1
befiirdten babe, uiro 6em SdpinoeI,
Ser in Sen letten Sagen ben Ser ali=
iertet1 &reiie NIT Ser angeblih I'M
often @aterlan6e berriden6en Suit
g%erpreiien getrieben moroen lit, bof=
fertlid ein gn6e MAIDEN. gs tpar
Metbo6e ol1d in 6ieiem Sdminoel.
IS matBte mie6er etmas geldebe1r,
TIM Sic Mufmerfiamfeit 6es @l1bli<
fl1mS bon 6en 8eordngnilien Ser
Mltierten ob3l1lenfen, uno 90 man Sic
Siege Ser 0euti6en 11no ibrer Ser
biinoeten nidt le1gren fon,lte, bolte
ma1t 6as @ungergeipenit aus Ser
&%erienfung. IS lit ei1t ettpos obge-
m1ttes Mittel, aber in Ser Motb fribt
befonntlid Ser SeufeI 6liegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Mimmt @rinb meg,
8eieitiat Ben &aaramsfall.
shpnt Gmer 9nar! &anft einc Is Gent
Slaid'e 9anaerine eerabe jctt-8e=
icitiat and5 has @autiudeu.

@iinnes, inrobes, forbioIes unb maaez
reg @oor 1T Elm itnmn1es 3eugniB fir
ein pernachIdiiate @aut - fir @rinb
= henS ldred1iden @dorf.
Sc aibt nifts, nas bas 6aar 10 sers
ltnrt als @rinb. &c beru1bt nos Saar
ieines @lanses, ieiner @tdrfe unp 5eines
Sebers, er5ellgt %gelegentIid Tieber unb
ssSl1fen Der 5urt, npburh, tpeuu uidt
he'eitiat: Die %9aarpur5eln su1ammerz
id'rltmpfen, fid) Iosmadben unb gum Mbs
lterben oebrodM tperben - Damn fdut bag
6oar rafh aus.
9onft cine 25 Gent TlaIde @norlz
tnns @nnberine in iraenh elmer Mpptbefe.
SShr f1nnt 'iferlih herrlid)eu 6oormuds
,tnh cine Wof1e 6aare hahen, tpern Sbr
chen nltr cine fleine Sla1 ne @anberine
ner'udt. sdon guer &aor. geritdt
esl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
qilt es 1,atiirli6 Ben ieelen-

eifrigen &ongreBnrbeberr oils el1le
ausgemadte Tbatiode, bob our 8eit
ser .@iae gbriiti" in Ben iuoameri-
fanilden 261u6ern nid,t borberriM.
8efinoen biele 2aii1r6er lidy 6o6 in ben
Ielieln 6es r0miiden ungebeuers.
Sn Mnbetradt btei er @eoanfen- un6
spredtpeiie lit es oa1rd)aus ni6t gu
pertmln6ern, baB Ser tatboliide 8i.
ldof BON 8arama ieinen Dto5eiane1l
uater idmerer @iiin6e Sen 8eI11b 6es
Acknowledgements, in 6em nit grla1b-
niB 6es B~rdii6mten Der &epublif ga,
mama sic Sibnngen bes @ongreiies
1tattfin6en tperben, berboten bat. WHt
oieier in unieren augen p0aig torref-
ten &alta1ng 6es 8iidofs fam ii6
uatiirli6 Ser UNDER Ser 2eitlng
oes n@ep." 9pman Mbbott itebenbe
vS1ttloof" nidt b%efreuu6en. 8iel=
mebr erblidt er 6arin einen Mft ser
ul1n1piiienbeit unb ser Streitiu@t,
oerm oieier &ongreB lei 6od, ~an-
ltat 1eftiererii6 o6er Elm @i1rbrud IN
elm anoeres 2ar6 gum 3pefe Ser
Hroielptenmaderei 5u fein," elm
grob5iigiger, e6elmiitbiger, fatboli=
ider @eri11dN sic int @odien begrif=
fene gii1rigfeit unter Sen Mmerifanern
aQer Mationen nod mebr 511 befelti=
gen." (9er. 9 bom 81. SH).
@s Idetnt beinabe nnglaublih, 6ab
cine intelligente &erion ii@ gu elmer
lolde1t Mnidu1111ng betent. Die mirf=
liden 3iefe 6es bebor1teben6en &on-
greiies iino benin a1d BON on-
oeren Man11ern, sic NIT ben 3uitam.
Sen in 9ateinii9 . Mmerifa mobl ber-
trdut iin6, beiier ber1tan6en por6en.
@err 8arrett @ertreter Ser pan-
merifamiiden Union, iou, mie mar
bort, SEN &ongreB Derurtbeilt baben,
un6 nnter SEN gpisfopalen fam es
gu etnem 8r1td), neil elm Sbetl 1er-
iclben iih fir sic gntien6ung elmer
Delegation nab @anama erflarte.
0ielen 2e11ter leltdtet Elm, morin 6os
Hseinltat bes &ongreiieS beiteben
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