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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
CONNOLLY
COMES BACK
AT MAYOR

the words of hts honor His honor
the mayor was terribly nur' about
what said about the conditions In
the city. Tonight We find hat his
latest police COMMISSIONS has sort
OF joined I'm my sentiments. Gam
bling has been going on In Detroit
and is ordered stopped To my
knowledge this Is the eighth time
that gambling has BEEN -g10pped for
ever under the present city admin.
istration."
Boy 6ambled Away Wages
In another speech IN Krakow hall.
No 500 Canfield.aye, he told a story
or what wide-open gambling had
done In one case that had came 10
his attention 4 youth. about u or
rs years old. had been brought into
his court. The boy told story OF
having gambled his weeks wages
away over a dice game in a gam.
bling house, after which he went 20
his home and stole a sum Of about
$40 that had been saved by HE faith
er 10 buy a tombstone for The de-
ceased mothers grave.
III any man took money from a
i7-year-old boy OF mine IN a gam
bling house,I rd--Id-he laundering
mad about IT," the Judge declared.
Referring to the election fraud
revelations he said: Here Is an.
other instance % 'blackening thc
fair name OF the city Tonight the
newspapers are carrying eightcot
lynn banner headlines telling Of
revelations that 20 per cent OF the
new registrations were fraudulent
IL the press Of the town in com
bine 20 defame the town think
not. what we Need 20 do IL doctor
the city.
I'VE ought 10 do what the new
commissioner has done in tonight
paperA-act man fashion Look Me
situation squarely In the eve a
change 81 administration certainly
could do no harm and might do a
whole lot 81 good You know the
old saying. A new broom sweeps
clean.,e
The FIRST speech of the evening
VAS delivered by the candidate IN q
tent AT Oakmsn-blvd and Glendale
ave. IN the newly annexed part of
The city that formerly was a part of
Green6eid. Nearly 400 men and
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

he registration books had been
checked by police officers 10
forcetul three days drive. Almost
every conceivable so-- % false
entry had been made, according 70
The remarks on the back OF each
card turned in by an oTce-
Dead Men Are Listed.
TherE were men who had been
dead three years Hundreds upon
hundreds % cars bore the word
no, known A. this address Orners
carried addresses that were vacant,
and still others gave addresses that
represented business places. with
no dwellings attached Some names
Of residents who lived in ,ashioua-
bic Indian village homes were writ.
ten IN the BOOK. "a being from nv
er-front precincts IN some cases
more than % names were registered
from one address and wher The
officer called ha could not End more
than FIVE O, those registered
Frequent registrar were made
ron saloons Jus' before Prosecu.
tor Jasnovsk rad made hts start
Ing report Judge Henry s HUI
bert % The county canvassing
board Informed he commission
that ,he board had found evidences
~ fraud IN . additional precincts
NOT covered b" fne prosecutor
work This evidence VII 30 heard
when the commission meets rms
afternoon
In the second pre'ino' ~ ne See
ond ward y ,a.'' rex 's'ra''on-
were found. Sl1'y.@.Fht we're found
IN the Third prfo.r"' '' The FIRST
ward tn" fr-' 7rerir"' ~ ne
Firth ward showed - false entrie'
The F1f'h. ska. seventh and
Twentyarst s"'.Isd 'he total INTO
stunning ngnre' Ire Ereaf major
ny 81 ~" bad entries cane from th'
Erin ward y appearing hat 'h'
I prosecutor Al conferred a.5 'AF''.'
gsuon ln ms Nsfd
The Rev T. + Fea whose
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
ELECTION CONF
MISSION ORDERS
THORO PROBE

oCoatiuued from Page onel
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
MISS BESSIE BELL LAWLEss.
beautiful Young Girl 10 Called by
Death

beautiful Young Girl Is Called by
Death.
On Sunday afternoon as the shad-
eovs Of evening deepened into night.
sthe soul of Bessie Bell Lawless took
lis flight from this earth into the
great eternity beyond. She had not
been we'll for some weeks, having had
several attacks of malaria, which H.
nally developed into jAundice.
Bessie Bell Lawless was born June
IA. 1902, and died June IS, 1916, max
zng her IA years and 4 days of age.
She was the daughter Of Mrs. Lula
Thurman. She leaves a mother and
two brothers, Aubry and Cody, to
mourn her loss. Bessie was born and
spent her infancy and childhood In
the home OF her grandfather. C. l..
Tobias, deceased, thus endearing her
life 70 every member OF that family.
-one Wan u pet oi tnen Ill. beslueS
rsiiatives she leaves host OF mourin-
Ing friends, both young and old.
None knew her but to love her.
None named her but to praise"
tn fhoqa haraavad M worda NJ rom.
Tort can heal their broken hearts. The
Joy. the laughter, the music Bessie
made will be greatly missed. The or.
gan WIN be silent now and no more
win her songs ring with gladness
1nrough that home. but we must re.
member. God rules the universe. and
often We cannot understand His
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
HOME BURNS IN wAxAHAcHIE.

J. c. Jarrett OF the Stegall & Jar.
rett Paving Company OF waxahachie
and Temple. who is in Bryan doing
the curb and gutter work for the city
paving now In progress, received
telegram yesterday afternoon from his
wife stating that their home had
burned In waxahachie. Mr.. Jarrett
had only been In Bryan a short time
when the message was received. COM
ing here from Taylor. He had plan.
ned to bring his wife and son to this
city next week to reside for a few
months while he was here working.
Mr.. Jarrett stated that his house was
valued at about $4,000. and that he
had only $1,000 insurance on same and
that his furniture was valued ut from
$1,000 to $500. and that he only had
small amount Of insurance on same
and could not remember the exact
amount. He left on the first train for
waxahachie.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
BEER SUPPLY IS
SHORT IN GERMANY
Barley Supply for Beer Cut 30 Per
Cept-PeopIe Are Beginning to
Use Soft Drinks.

(correspondence OF the Associated Press.)
Berlin, June 2l.-War which has
worked so many changes In the daily
habits OF the Germans, has now con-
spired with war weather to induce the
Germans to drink soft drinks" Bot
ties OF lemon sour, ginger ale, cream
soda and other beverages included UNI
der the generic name OF pop" in the
Unitd States. are beginning to make
their appearance on shelves and bars
formerly devoted to beer, and the
thirsty people are drinking them, not
from choice, but because they have to.
II is no longer possible to make
enough beer to meet even fairly mod.
est demands OF the reduced pop
ulation. The majority OF the larger
beer gardens will not be opened at
all this sumner. and for some weeks
II has been No unusual thing to lind
some Of Berlin's biggest restaurants
and beer halls without drop Of beer
early In the evening OF warra days.
The sale of beer to households In con.
tainers charged with carbonic acid
gas has been discontinued. and only
favored old customers can still get
bottled beer.
Bavaria. the greatest beer-drinklng
country OF the world. where many n
solid citizen normally drinks one to
two gallons daily. and where the great
beer halls are filled at almost all
hours OF the day. is In a still worse
plight. The time In which beer may
be sold has been steadily shortened.
and now there has come an order per-
hitting saloons. beer halls. etc. to
sell beer only from 10 to i2, 2 to 4
and after o'clock at night. Excep.
tons are made In the case OF beer
dispensed In factories to their work.
ers. and by farmers to their help. No
beer whatever may be sold locally un.
Ill after the wants OF the Bayarian
soldiers have been supplied.
The scarcity Is. OF course, due 10
the fact that the empire has had to
limit strictly the amount OF barley
which can be turned into malt. This
amount has been fixed ut so per cen,
Of the normal amount. but brewers in
teryicwed by the Associated Press cor
respondent said they were not able "a
obtain even this amount. An unfor
seen inroad has further been mad,
into the available amount Of barley
by the fact that the shortage Of cot
te has required the roasting OF great
quantities of barley as n substitute.
The government has granted IN,
brewers permission to malt In the sec
ond tcurrcnO quarter Of the yer tn,
full quota OF barley allowed them fo
the third quarter. This will rob ho
summer days OF some Of their terror
! but even at best, the supply will be u,
, terly inadequate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
ARRANGING FOR BIG BARBECUE.

H. S. Stasney started this morning
perfecting arrangements for 10; bar
becue and picnic to be held on the
18th of next month. The affair is to
be had under the supervision Of the
c. S. p. s. lodge and will be held at
the Bohemian Hall. about two miles
southeast Of College. Just as soon as
arrangements are completed The
Eagle will publish more Of the details
Of the affair. 1t is planned to have
all the county candidates there to tell
the voters why they should be elected.
The entire citizenship OF Brazos Coun-
ty is invited to take part.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22

ways, but we know 1t draws heaven
closer when we have a precious treas
ure there.
There is Reaper whose name Is
Death,
And with his sickle keen,
He reaps the bearded grain at
breath
And the flowers that grow be-
tween"
Shall I have naught that is fair?"
said he;
"Have naught but the bearded
grain;
Though the breath Of these flowers is
sweet to me,
/ will give them all back again."
He gazed at this flower with fearful
eyes,
He kissed its dropping leaves.
1t was for the Lord OF Paradise,
He bound her with his sheaves.
my Lord has need Of this flower
gay"
The Reaper said, and smiled:
Dear token OF the earth Is she
Where He was once a child.
The loved ones gave In tears and
pain,
The flower they did so love;
But they well know they shall find
her again,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22

WANTED TO RENT-Six.room house.
with bath and sewer connection.
Write to b. II. f., this office, stating
location and rent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
FOR RENT.

TO EXCHANGE-s3,OO0 to $4,000
worth Of real estate for clear gro
ceries, dry goods or variety store.
Athan Allen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
AMUSE M ENTS.


There is fine bill being shown at
the Dixie tonight, consisting OF the
beautiful three act Essanay photoplay,
"The Promise Land" which brings as
the star our favorite, handsome Bry-
ant washburn. Mr.. Washburn is ably
assisted by pretty, Marguerite Clay
ton and Edmund Cobb. Other num-
bers on the program are Her Ca
reer." first.class Selig drama with
number OF the Selig stars, and a
very funny vitagraph comedy, liar
old, the Nurse Girl" featuring William
Dagman and fine cast Of vitagraph
comedians. The feature at the Queen
for tonight is Henry Steon Merriman's
famous novel, "The Sewers" 1t has
been picturized into a photoplay by
the famous Jesse l.. Lasky and placed
on the Paramount program. Featured
I'm this grand special attraction is Miss
Blanche Sweet, who is ably assisted
by a great all star cast which includes
Ernest Joy, Theodore Roberts, Mabel
Van Buren, and Thomas Meigham.
Popular prices prevail, 10 and Is
cents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS.

Il. ]. Brophy, Austin.
L. c. Underwood, Dallas.
Alex Sterling, Dallas.
T. d. Ashburn. Kansas City.
]. L. Pressbury, Dallas.
Chas. Rosenthal, Waco.
]. w. McLaron, Waco.
f. B. House, Houston.
c. A. Wall, Texas.
R. ]. Sparks, San Antonio.
r. B. White, Houston.
NJ. E. Hays, College.
w. G. Headrick, Houston.
E. H. Cherry. Baltimore.
G.. H. Brantella, San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Duncan, Dallas.
S. II. Froth, Dallas.
]. L. Clinton, Cameron.
w. A. Bands, Cameron.
w. p. Glenn, Beaumont.
Jake SerafinO, Beaumont.
Paul E. Harton, Beaumont.
Geo. p. Holman and wife, Ballinger.
Miss Annie Won Doriner, Ballinger.
Mrs. J. r. Rice. jacksonville.
Miss Hazel Kelly, Madisonville.
r. A. Mcknight, Waco.
N. X. Smith, Waco.
w. d. Mayfield, Waco.
Frank Clane, st. Louis.
]. II. Lyon, Prairie View.
s. A. Hurts, Waco.
G. Z. Peterson, st. Louis.
Chas. Herring, Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
BRYAN q CENTRAL TEXAS IN
TERuRBAN RAlLWAY-oF-
FIcE OF THE RECEIVER,
HEARNE, TEXAS.
Circular No. I.

Circular No. I.
June 18th, 1916.
BY virtue of appointment by the
Honorable United States District
Court, Southern District, the under
signed hereby assumes charge as Re-
ceiver Of the Bryan & Central Texas
Interurban Railway. All correspond
ence in relation to the business of this
company shall be addressed to the Re-
ceiver at Hearne, Texas, and he alone
is authorized to make purchases or in
cur obligations for account Of the said
company. j. w. GREEN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
BURNS PROVE FATAL.

Nellie Harris, colorcd. the i5.year.
old adopted daughter Of Loula Harris,
who was burned last Friday afternoon
in the yard of her home. died yester.
day. The girl was carrying a can of
gasoline In the back yari and fell close
to a wash kettle where there was a
fire. The gasoline exploded and she
was 80 foarfully burned that death
resulted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk W. S. Higgs
for record:
Max Taper and wife to Mrs. Name
II. Simons. lots 8 and Z, block 20s,
City Of Bryan. Consideration $4,000.
Lucrecia Darlington ct al to Celia
Melton. lot 5. Austin League. suburbs
OF City OF Bryan. Consideration 81.
love and affection.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22

A Denver couple have decided to
separate until the wife learns how to
cook. II she had only been a dis.
ciple of domestic preparedness before
marriage this separation might not
be necessary.-Providence Journal
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22

Are you At work on q party plat.
form!" "Yes And It's a thankless
sort OF task. The only planks In par.
y platforms that people are likely to
recall are those that you might DO
Just as well satisfied to have them for.
Washington Star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-22
THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE
In the fields of light above.

Then, not in cruelty, not In wrath,
The Reaper came that day:
Twas only an angel visited that home
And took sweet Bessie away.
One Who Loved Her.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17

mandat - potrudi. da hi jim mogcl pi prihod.
njih volitvah kaj pokalati.
H"l"No ne iHprcmcni tax uIir kapitali>tirncga
Eandldata Y >ociali>tcmc.a Tudi mu me- vcrpi So
clainc"a znanja \ gla>o. Ali do tcga "a lahko PR
llarI. da ~ bo drugacc ohnaSal. kadar ma>topijo
>ocIall>ilcnl Ia>topniki l. dclavSkimi Iahtcvami.
Mar lc II. pr. do>ccrl Sodrug Maurcr Y penn
N\INan>ki Legislature. 81 nj lgodilo IL liubrlui Ito
drIa>c"N. aInpak N >trahu pred Nocialilm'.m. Ma
ra>canJc NociaIi>ticnih .la>ov povccava la strah:
t" Ic bic IA kapitaliNtitnc .a>tupnikc.
Naravno I" N>c Sc nj lma.a Sncializma in
rcSitrr dcldvNtva. Ampak kakor v>aka u,pcSna
NlaHka, kakor v>ako lbolj;anic dclavSkcga polo
|aJa, iako po>pc;ujc tudi 10 ti>to Una 20. IA kate
10 ncprcnchoma dclamo in Sc ncprcnchoma pr-
pravlIam".
&c To vpo>tcvamo, tcdai Nilimo, ia ic v>ak
gIa> pr r"litvah vaicn. tudi tam. kicr Sc Sc nr
more .'na"atI. ln cato 81 izplaGa uapor.
Dn"vl IN ur" hitr. Porabimo ca>. kar ga
:" j" S%krbino, da ne oStanc mcilyrScno nc emo
potrcbno dclo. Sadovi me- izo>iancjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
Kapitalisticne sile ma delu.

hdttdnooga, Tenn, IL. ukt. -
Tennessee Copper Company IT, IL
dala fcrmNn ma >vojc dclavcc i'm
proti "/apadni rudarSki zvczi."
katcrcm >tu,a >voic dclavcc K
na>ilno>,im.
Y lctpku. Iii ob>cga Stiri >trani.
pravi lruIba, da .ic / yc>clicm
vlcla Do manic rut>tva ti>tih de
iaNr"v, Iii 81 sill oryauizatoricy
ll rutiio. da nj uobcna ,l,;.r pre-
slaba pro-; tiNtim. Iii hoGcjo ral.
drcti priiatcIi>kc vcli. ob>toicJ"
med driIbu an dclarci Ic mnogo
let. Ravmo to 81 lahk0 doNcie l.
.JaNnIm m%ucnicm. la )" Jill napra-
VI n"popularuc. VISA agitaciia So
DO tak"l >trmogldvila in mcyar-
most hi menila, ola ni par llkori-
>%tcvalccv p~ripra,ilo delavcc oh
dclo.
lri druibi. ki ) iakimi fcrmaui
""\''"pIJd uu>o NN"lIm d~claNccn.
""hc ha"adm dclaNcl lGi2r ma IL
r". ]" inferno place zagovaria
"r"""' ' do"' h'zil"Nnr dragging"
'dNo.'
'r IN bile place vlSic. hi de
'aIcI lako drvili y to obtin". da hi
VI IHgublIi NedanJc stalno dclo in
ma III ma >IabScm kot >cda.i Dru-
<ha ne more pIatati zee v>lcd >ia-
he rud" y tenn kraiu. Zahrcva po-
N""' ',''"''' p"i''lI: %aNIalI k"-
AVS nj ''"c |'al" ldJra.
Dru/bI Jc tudl patrloticua IN
'ia p"dlgo patriotilcm >yo.jih de
!aNrcv, d~">tavlla
'.A!i.liutctc. Il; bod IL yaicm
>ivl.icmiu odlocali Drgofi. polja.
Iii ia IIuci. I'm hndctr ii lauic plu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
URA Sc BLIzA

vazcm in hi "a moral dclavci, kadar grcdo ma va.
liSrc in kadar ~ pripravljajo IA volitvc. ypoStr.
watt.
Stcvilo sucialisticnih gla>oy ne vplva lc ma
drlavcc, ampak tudi ma naSprotnikc. Tudi na
zmagovalcc vpliva.
Doklcr vidijo kandidati kapitali>titmih
>tramk, da jc NTH lmaga lahka kakor otroSka i
IRA. 81 ne z%animaio III dclavSkc zahtrvc niti toliko
kolikor IA vccraiSnic vrcmc. Ccmu Sal vidiio. da
80 Jim mandate vcdmo gotovi: in kcr So ma kapi-
tallNtc moraJo oZiratI. poSNccaiu vSo Svojo SluIbu
MIN. Proti v~aki d"lavSki pravici gla>ujcio po-
pomona brcl>krbuo. kcr So jim nj trcbu bait IN
nJlhovc mandate, tudi cc hi p|otcptali y>c DELAY.
Nkc lakunc v prah.
To~sc ilprcmcni in 81 uarayno mora ilprcmr-
htl' &c harINtclo >oclalI>ticni glaSovi tako. da
mora tudi kapitali>titni kamdadiat tchtati Nth
Stcvilo. In ina rad Svoj >tolcck in ga ne mara
Ilgubiti. In &C. vidi. da ~ ne da dclav>tvo wee
>!"plti : prazmimi frazami. tcdaj - - ne IL rc>mij-
II" IIubc~mi do dclav>tva, ampak il Strahu IA >voj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
Zakon "a zavarovanie proti nez-
godam v Montani.

Helena, Mont. 10. oktobra. -
/akOn IA z~avarovanjc prot e
godam V Montani Sc pray malo To-
ci cd takih zakonov V drugih dr.
Iavah. Xakoni. Iii Jill Sprcjemaio
legislature braniio bolt imtcrcsc
podictnikov kot dclavccv. kcr cd
loGaio V lcgiSlaturah zaStopniki
kapitaliSticnih %intcrcSov. Glavnc
tockc zakona "a zavarovanic pro-
Ii neZgodam so:
|. PoncSrcccn dclavcc dobi "a
prva diva tcdna brczplacno zdrav-
niSko pomot in bolniSnico. StroS-
Xxi pa ne Smeio prcScgati $50. V
tenn CaSu ne dobi bolniSkc ali "a
varovalnimskc podpore V denarju.
&c ina drulino, lahko strada pr
va diva tcdma ali pa proSia5i mi
lodarc ma ulicah. &c j lokalna %
blast dovoli kai takcga.
,. Pc prvih dvch tednih dobi
p%omcSrcGcui dclavcc bolniSko pod
noro IN .;c.r noIo,;oo oil ,.o;on,
tc~doulkcg, z,LuIka Lyna nosn,n
hiti v;si; lot do.ot dolario,. ~ ma
niIji kot SeSt dolar.icv ma tedcn.
= To podporo mora poneSreGcni
dclavcc prcIiycti Schc i'm druiino
in placati DO dyeh tednih zdrav-
nika in troske v b~olnisnici
y ~, :o doI.voc lo;i LoL,i;,i
81 NOR, nl,.a,; NM L,oL ,oIn;L
;nrvn L-oIniSnino - 10 l,i o.,a
me- dobi lahLn niogn,, drm5;n,
kim trio nasr,i mo ,~.znnIaGo
''"T' ,"''I'
''N'"
N'.'I'r ''nh" "'N'r'IJc pr
"~"N"r"Iai,'' drn"oI III ~ d"lore-
j" "dNk"dhih''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
Shelbyville, Ind. Is. oktobra.

Pred Stirimi dnrvi ic priccla po
r"tna ohraNnava pro.i 1hrma,
Shawn radi unora mrs. Dorc
Marlin. ZasliSanih ic bilo nnogo
prir in porotniii ne bodo Sli pred
pondcljkom zvcjer k po>vctova.
nju, da izrccc.io pravorck.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
Youngston, o., Is. oktobra.

Hercules Powder Company. Xxi q.
hralUJ" tOvarno N r~aIStrclIvo Sc
vcrno od mcSta. .ic naicln tridesct
StraIaricv. da >tralijo Memo last
nino. StraIarii 81 veGina bivSi a.
mcriSki vo.iaki in kanadSki polica
ii ma konju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
''U-53 JE KRSILA MONROE
DOKTRINO", A
N

l'ariI. lG. okt.-.Jcan ~lIcrbettc,
milltari>ticni stratcg in ckspert
Ia mcdnarOdne zadcvc. .jc iziavil,
ia .ic ncmSka Submarimka U-J3
narcdila vcliko luknjo Monroe
doktrini, ko jc torpcdovala lad.ic
ob amcr;Ski obali. i'm zda.j zavi>i
cd Icdinjcnih drzav, da Ii bodo to
luknio fantastic ali ne.
'Framciia .ic cdiui glcdaIcc. Iii
=" ne zamima IN 10 debate. ka.iti
mann j. vNccuo. la Ii opcrira.jo
nrmSkc p~odm"ruicc na To ali ono
>tran Ailantika', ic dcjal lIcrbc-
tie, ''toda zamima mas to. da Sc bo
prcccj ~ilprcmcniln ravnotczic
>vctovnc politikc. ako prcdScdnik
Wilson zavrzc pro~layl.icno anne
ri>ko doktrino. katcro jc zapisal
Monroe. JcffcrSonSka parola pro
ii vmcSanju cvropSkih oblaSti Y
zadove ma drugi Strani Atlantika
vclja IA amCriSko N0dovjc ravno
takO, kakor ia amcriSkc konti-
ncntc. No ic prcScdnik Monroe
prcpovcdal Evropi nadzoroyati
zadcvc amcriSkih narodov. ic H.
rccnO poycdal. da ina V mislih
lnoIcmSko kontrolo ma morju ka-
kor ma suhcm. Ako Smcjo cyrop-
skc vclcSilc kontrolirati amcriSko
mnric, tcdaj izgubi Monrojcva
doktrina vcljavo tudi ma suhem."
Hcrbcttc ic poklical V spomin
dogodck IL lcta 1870. ko so fran
coske krizarkc prczalc ma ncmskc
ladjc V blizini New Yorka. ne da
hi bile krSilc kak zakon. Kljuh
icmu jc pa tcdania amcriSka Via
la poslala p%rotcStno motto V Pa
riz in sklicuioc Sc ma Monroc-do-
ktrino ic zahtcvala. da nora
Franciia umakniti bojnc ladic IL
drugc strani Atlantika.