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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
DEFENSE AND SUFFRAGE.
FORM p ATF0RM P[ ANKS
or PROGRESSIVE PARTY
rHcRON 7. HERRfCk.

CHICAGO, June 8.-The salient fea-
lures drawn by the committee on
resolutions of the Progressive plat
form. during their all-night session,
follows:
This is the year of decision for the
nations future. AS we now decide,
SO shall we go forward in righteous
ness and power or backward in degra-
dation and weakness.
LAS members of an international
community we are subject to certain
basic duties:
ITO secure the rights and equal
treatment of our citizens, native or
naturalized, and land and sea; without
regard to race, creed or nativity.
ITO guard the honor and uphold the
just influence of our nation; to main
tain the integrity Of international law.
I'VE can perform our rightful part
in promoting permanent international
peace only by willingness and a pre-
pared ability to defend our rights and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
FATE OF SPRINKLER CASE
DEPENDS ON CITY'S MOVE

Information that the indiana public
utilities commission. while recogniz-
ing the Richmond City Water Works
company to be entitled to an increase
In revenue, regards as excessive the
company's petition for an approximate
revenue increase of $4,000 annually,
is contained in letters received today
by several local business men from
Attorney Fred B. Johnson, Of Indian
apolis.
johnson is representing a number of
local business interests in opposing
the establishment of a readiness-to-
serve charge for fire protection
sprinkler systems.
In his letter Johnson expresses the
opinion that the commission regards
the Water Works company as being
entitled to not more than $500 feve-
nue. increase
Suggests Agreements.
He further suggests that IL this
amount is provided by the city of
Richmond through the payment of
annual rentals for all intermediate fire
hydrants, the commission will not es-
tablish readiness-to-serve charge
In part Attorney Johnson's letter
follows:
Il have talked several times with
Mr.. Duncan in the matter of this
charge for sprinkler systems. From
my conversation with him this after
noon l believe this whole matter might
be ironed out if the city of Richmond
the manufacturers and the Water
Works company would formulate an
agreement which would add from 81
900 to $500 revenue to the Water
Works company.
Advises More Rental.
For example, if the city of Rich
mond would agree to pay for twenty
nine intermediate hydrants at the rate
of $55 per hydrant per year, and agree
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

The document which was intended<
as a reply to the Jackson invitation
assumed the proportions Of a long
statement and was one of the most
important political pronouncements of
the campaign.
The direct attack on President Wilson
came unexpectedly, In view of the
present world situation and the situa-
tion of danger in which the United
States found itself political differ
ences must be forgotten, declared the
Colonel We must be Americans
first" declared the former president.
Otherwise he added the nation will
crumble into dust. The slogan of the
document was: "Americanism over
all"
For two years." said the ex-presi-
dent, "in the face of the awful world
[Continued On Page Nine
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also to pay for thirty or thir-
ty-five additional hydrants at the reg,
ular rate 1855 each). believe such
an agreement, when presented to the
commission. would form the basis for
working this matter out satisfactorily
without making any annual sprinkler
charge.
Il suppose the city council would
have to authorize additional hydrants
| am inclined to believe, also, that the
Water Works company, in the event
these additional hydrants were install
ed might be willing to waive this cost
of installation and not have it added
as additional valuation to the capital
account.
"1t seems to me, therefore, that it is
now more or less up to the city of
Richmond, and If the above agreement
can not some way or other be worked
out, l am confident that Chairman
Duncan will establish an annual
sprinkler charge"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
ELECT FRED LOEHR
TO HEAD TAILORS

Fred Loehr ~as elected president
of the Tailors union to finish the un-
expired term of Ernest Toney who has
left the city.
Two members. D. Frank and Joe
Werner, were elected.
Six representatives to the Central
Labor council were also selected. They
are: Peter Schattel, Ed Schattel, Joe
Werner, Fred Loehr, Luther Loehr
and Robert E. Graham.
The Richmond local voted to nomi-
hate Max Sillinsky. general organizer
Tor the tailors as delegate to the ma
honal convention of the American
Federation of Labor.
Sillinsky addressed the meeting.
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PROGRESSIVE DELEGATES
WILL SELECT ROOSEVELT:
CONVENTIONS MARK Time

COLISEUM, Chicago, June 8.-Whether the re-elec-
ton of President Wilson will be assured by emphasis
of the split between the Progressves and Republicans
whether there will be reunited Republican party may
be known within twenty -four hours.
The Republican national convention reassembled
here today, with the situation far outward appear
a7ces went unchanged. The final conferences upon
which either peace hinged arranged for to-
night So again today the program of the dual
tions of routine while waiting to whether
there could not be some real action secured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
HUGHES Gets
FORD S BALLOT

CHICAGO, Ills, June s.
The Hughes boom got a great
boost from the Michigan del
egation today.
In a caucus the following
was decided: After one COM
plimentary vote for. Henry
Ford, 20 ballots will be cast
Tor Hughes, one for Roose-
velt."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
SUFFRAGE PLANK GOES
into PLATFORM 6. 0. P.

CHICAGO, June 8.-"Votes for women" will be one
slogan of the Republican fight for control of the govern
ment next fall. Women suffragists today won hard
fought battle commit the party to the principle of suf
fage and by of 26 81 the resolutions committee
voted to include the plank in the convention platform
The vote of the committee adopted plank proposed
by Senator Sutherland of tab making general decara
ton of faith in the principle of womens suffrage The
of the committee reversed the action of the plat
form sub committee which had rejected the plank.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
DELEGATES ATTEND
MISSION MEETING

Many Richmond women are attend
ing the district meeting of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary society of the
Nj. E. church at Centerville.
Those from Grace church are Mes
danes Mary Compton. Henry Town
send, NJ Allen. U. S. A Bridge, o. P,
Owens, Amelia Henning. A. ]. Hen
ming and Miss Lucille Bridge.
Those from First church are Mes.
danes l.. H. Bunyan, E. K. Shera, w
L. Finfrock. H. c. Harman, John Tay-
lor and Miss Ora Conrad.
Mrs. J. P. Chamness of Third NJ. E
church, is superintendent of the chill
drens work department, and will
make report.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
T, R. MODIFIES REFUSAL:
WILL GO TO CONVENTION
IF DELEGATES WANT HIM

OYSTER BAY June 8-Rooevet will go to Chicago and ad
the delegates it. This
his William Jackson of Maryland Republican del
egate who personal invitation asking the Colonel to go to
Chicago address the Republican convention in the interests of
harmony In his reply the colonel referred to the world crisis that
exists this time and made the plea that the Republicans select
shall level to the crisis other words keep
the her the
Speaking of President Wilson, the colonel declared he
people evil that be rendered
to great democracy
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ROUTINE OF CONVENTION
DISPOSED or RAPIDLY

COLISEUM, CHICAGO, June s.
While the Republican national con-
vention's resolutions committee was
hurrying to complete the platform the
convention itself got down to the com
pletion of its organization today
Chairman Harding got the delegates
down to business at 1923 o'clock, and
introduced Monsignor Kelley as the
chaplain of the day, who delivered the
opening invocation.
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radical element controls that conven-
tion and it was made very plain that
Col Roos evelt himself realizes this,
and he has finally and definitely re-
fused to come to Chicago and person
ally settle the matter, so the leaders
mapped out their program to provide
OF the temporary roll as presented to
the convention by the national COM
mittee, to adopt the platform and to
complete all other business today if
possible so that nominations would be
the only thing left for tomorrow. And
the only thing that would prevent this
was delay in the report of the resolu-
tions committee.
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Most of the delegates were in theil
seats, but there many vacant spots
in the big galleries.
Following the prayer the orchestra
played Rock of Ages" when Chair
man Harding announced that the first
business Of the convention, the report
of the committee on credentials, would
be called for
Senator Smoot. chairman of the com
mittee, read the decision arrived at last
Continued On Page EIeven.]
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SHERIFF POST SUED

Affidavit charging Elmer Post,
sheriff of Union county, with indirect
contempt of the Wayne circuit court
vas filed today by attorneys for Clay
on Hunt, defendant in a suit brought
BY Andrew and Alfred Witt
The affidavit alleges that Post re-
uses to turn over to Hunt property
,n which judgment was reached in
E-A circuit court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
RAPS HUGHES
FOR FAIL uRE
To MAKE KICK

WASHINGTON, June a.-The fact
that Justice Hughes has permitted his
name to be used as possible presl.
dental nominee without protest, was
attacked in the house today by Repre-.
sentative Murray, of Oklahoma. Muir
ray quoted James Bryce declaring that
"wFen the judiciary of America be-
comes corrupt the nation is In its last
stage of decadence."
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ton before any action taken becomes
so settled as to prevent harmonious
cooperation.
Colonel Roosevelt himself may come
here to sit into the game. TIE Pro-
gressive leaders want him. And the
Republican managers feel that if he
were on the ground in position to see
all that is transpiring he would agree
that he can not be named by the Re
EContinued On Page EIeven.1
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UNIFORM RANKS
co To SERVICES

Uniform Ranks K. of P. from Rich
mond and Cambridge City will go to
Rushville next Sunday 10 take part
in the memorial services of the Third
Regiment.
The trip will probably be made in
automobiles.
Both teams will also probably go to
the national encampment at Nashville,
Tenn, Aug. p to Sept. 2.
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Leaders Less Aggressive.

Leaders Less Aggressive.
The Progressive party leaders were
less aggressive today than on yester-
day. They concede that they cannot
prevent the nomination Of Colonel
Roosevelt by their own party And
they concede that the Republicans
will name Justice Charles E. Hughes
as their standard bearer. But they de-
clared that they felt certain that if the
Republican leaders will be reasona-
bic" they will be able to offer solu-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
BURTON FORCE
ADMITS LOSS

CHICAGO, June 8.-Leaders for the
boom of Sen. Burton, of Ohio, prac-
ticaliy admitted defeat today and de-
clared they would turn their efforts to
landing Ex-Governor Myron r. Herrick
in second place on the Republican ma.
tional ticket.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

Local Forecast-Heavy showers
with thundersqualls this afternoon, to-
night and probably Friday -
General Conditions-Two storms of
great size came together over the
Great Lakes last night and as result
the weather remains generally unset
tied throughout the central states and
Mississippi valley.
w. E. MOORE, Weather Forecaster.
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the rights of other nations. We earn
estly desire to keep the peace But
there are higher things that we must
keep, as Washington and Lincoln kept
them for US
Adequate provision for the common
defense has become the task of fore
[continued On Page EIeven.l
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WILL SELECT HUGHES
UNLESS 7. R. FORCES
PICK ACCEPTABLE man

COLISEUM, Chicago, June S-Justice Charles Ev-
Hughes will be nominated by the Republican national
convention probably tomorrow unless George " L. Mey
er, William Loeb Jr, and the Roosevelt Republican
committee agree to Republican who can command the
support of Col. Roosevelt.
This decided on today at early conference of
the Republican leaders who in absolute control of the
convention.
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Quit Playing Horse.
They decided that there has been
enough Of playing horse" with the
Progressive convention delegates. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
Weather Forecast

United States .Report-Partly cloudy
Probably showers tonight and Friday
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-07

Die Note nnlerer GegiernnG
in Der iie benz gorldlas Garran5a's
5nitimmt, bmrd oirefte &erbanOlmns
gen suii6en Den biplomatild)en
0ertretern Der Ser. Staaten nmo
Merico's Die 3fuiitisfeiten 5iuiiden
ben beioem 2Gn6ern beisnlegen, lit
oem merifaniid)em @ertreter Mrre-
oonbu iibergeben iporoen. Sbr Sn-
balt oeft iid NIT ben bisberiser
Wttteilungen.
- Gliiep MrreopnOp, Der Sertrc-
ter Garransa's in 8aibinstou, bat
ieine Hesieruns oapum in &emntnie
selett oaf Die Ser. Staateu NIT
Garransa's @orIdlas, Die Meinmnss-
peridieoenbeiten siuiidem ben beioeu
9tesiernmsen onrd birefte Diploma
tide @erbanoinnsen sn regeln, ein=
beritanben iimo. Staatsiefretar Gam
iimg hattie linn oas in informeller
BeiIe mitseteilt. 9ieier infOrmelen
Wsitteilnmg ipirS ipdter cine formelle
Wfitteilnng onrd cine ytpte folgen.
4rrebonSo bat aud aus 2aniins's
Memfernngen ben Ginbrnd empfan-
gen, baF mniere yiesiernms audi fir
Die n6tise 8eloanteritiitmng Der
merifaniIdem Hegiernng IOrgcn
iueroe, luemm lie bulle 8arantie oafiir
erbalte, baf amerifamilde nno anoe-
re frentb: SSntereiIen in WerieO ge-
Id,att ieien. Gine merfiuiirOisc
Weinmngs- nno 6,efiiblsGnoernng,
bic nit mnierer Tegiernng eorsesan-
gen lit!
- Die 9ote, peld)e nuIere 8egie-
rnng am Garransa IdDifen nil, lit
nnr fnrS. Sic erflGrt, oaf bic Jte-
aiernng Der Ser. Staaten bereit lit,
Sireft nit Garran5a iibsr Die bette
benben Neinungsperidieoenbeitem 5h
perbnnSeln. Sic miro 5nseben, oaR
bic InmeIeubeit Der amerifanilden
Srmppen in Wterico nidlt seredltfer.
tigt lei, menn Die merifaniidDe 8egie-
rung i'm Stanbe Iei bic Crbnnng
an Der 0renSe anfred)t Sn erbaltem.
5obalo GarramSa ibr bierfir ben Be
iueis liefere, iueroe lie ibre Srmppen
suridsiebeu, Die Rote iuiro in bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-07
5riedeil$ =VerliNeru1lgell,
Wierif. aritgsgffabr anideiutn0 Ooriiber.
TricSeneifimmun9.
Augeblide 8eiebung Simint5 0nr6 Silla.
Ami amerifaniiebe SclNaten
eeietciien.
eyriccenoifimmuna.

lcm glmsenblif nidt amf Gntidabi.
sunsen fir oas seritOrte Gisent1tn1
Der Imerifaner beiteben, nniers
Hesiernns uiro aber fpater Oaraui
5uriidfommen.
- Ams8aibinstOn miro semeI-
BET, Ser grGiibent lei sn ieiner in ben
letten Sasen einsei6lagenen Ser
i0bnnnsspolitif segeniiber Garransa
ourd) sluei 9inse bauptIadlidl per-
anlaft morSen: eritens Snrd bic
8iidiidt auf bie Jamilien Der Mi-
lislente, bic bon beren Griuerb ab-
bangig ieien, 5iueitems Snrd bic
Hiidiidlt auf Sie in Merieo befinbli-
den Nmerifaner, bic b0dDit uabr-
id)einlid ermoroet iueroen iuiiroen,
iObalo ser aries ans6rede.
Gs beift, Der ErGiioent beab-
fidtise, Semnadit glrreoonbo ais
gutidjafter Der merifaniiden 8esis-
runs in @aibinstun ansnerfennelt
nnb sleidBeitis s. 6. aletder in Der
merifaniidem Samptitabt ansnweiiem,
baf CT ieine Stellnns als amerifani-
Ider gotld)after einnebme.
8eneral Snniton bat benz
&riessminiiterinm mitseteilt, Elm
nnbeitiutmtes 0eriidt bebanpte, @illa
Iei in Der @egenb BON Gas Gnepas,
adltsebn Neilen iaolidj pon Earral,
seieben luorben. - Cine 9epeidle
oes Settings aurreiponbenten
Stausbnrp melbet, Tilla babe Die
StaOt ssimines oiersis Weilen 6it-
lid uou Tnrral, beIett Sin Sell
Der garransa @nrniion babe iidl
ersebeu. Die iibrigeu Ieien entflo-
ben. Giue anbere Iusabl @illiitns
marIdliere sesen Yarral. IS beiet,
Die Sortise @arniion iueroe iid lieber
ergeben ais fGmpfen. Sas game
Seer Srepino's lei iiberbampt BON
ben Iniid)ten @iaa's 10 6eberrId)t,
oah SrebinO 9lnsit babe, Srnppen
gesen ibn 81 Id)ifen. Gin angciehe-
ner Siirser BON Smares Der Der &c
giernng Garransa's nabe itebt, be-
bauptet, Srepino's Mrmee let MIR
bnr6 Die Soffnnns amf sinen 8rieg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-07

9us 2pnbpn ipirb semel6et, es
6esinne iett bic Siueite Ebaie Ser
sroken Dffeniipe an Der Somme.
Die ssront Der GnglGnber bebne iidj
iett nDrolidJ bis Ga 8aiTee nnb Mr-
tnentieres ans. Die Dffeniipe ba6e
bente nit SagesambrndJ uieber be-
ssnnen, sleid)seitis bGtten bic 9ent-
iden idiuere Gnsriffe aesen bic brit
tifdcnWr6ben bei Mnere geridtet. sSn
Der Wegenb bon Sbieppa[ bGtten bic
9entldjtn Elm Stif berlorenen Ser
rains ipieocr genommen.
Rad ben frans0iiIden, enslildeil
nno oeutifen 0epeldcn 1T an Der
Somme nid)ts nenes pai1iert. Daft
bic TranSpien ben Ort Sem senom-
men baben, lit bereits semelbet nnb
iueiter iinb iie porlanfis Md nid)t
gefommen. Gs baben idmere 8e-
genansriffe Der Semtidem ftattgefnn-
Sen nnb iuenn ben gllliierten bnrd)
fic and nod nidts entrii1en lit, 10
iin6 fc bod i'm Stanbe seiueien, bas
Tpripdrts6ringen anf beiben Geiten
Der Gomme pOrIanfis anf5nbalten,
0enn and bic GnglGnber fampfen
nod immer in Der 0egenb bon
sbicppal, ipo iie aller6inss einise
nn6ebentenbe Tortidritte gemadt
Ijaben Ipllen, iuie bic bentlden De-
peiden meIben. and bic syran5oIen
lpreden BON nngebener ldtueren In-
sriffem Der Sentfdjen, bebanpten
aber, Sak he alle snriifgeIdlasem
ipnr6en, mas ia audi m6glih iein
mag nno mas iidJ NIT ben obiscn
Nitteilnnecn iebr lcidt in Gin-
ffamg bringcn liefe. gnd bic fran
s5FidJen 9epeiden melben, iuie se-
iagt, fein iueiteres gorbringen Der
gaiierten. Die GnglGnSer ipreden
MIR bpn einem leidJten @orwartsge-
fen BEL Sbiepbal.
Der bentIdje aaiier ioa bei Gam
brai iein nnb Die Sample Der Dent
idcn aeaen bic easliid frans0iilde
Dffenfipe BON bort ans leiten. Gs
beiFt, bah bic Semtidjen einen nnge.
bemren @esenangriff in S5ene ieten
tpolIen, Der Edj bon Der 0esenb,
liiSIi6 Der CONNIE, bis nadJ @om-
meesmrt erftreden ioa. gOrbereitnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-07
&nrSe l1eberli4t.

Die 9fuilen beleten bic 8abn
bei 0elatpm mno 0ringen gegen
&oromeso in llnsarn bor. Im-
ariffe amf bic Stelnngen 8ot9-
mer's iuerben abseialasen. Die
9imiIen melben Grfolse am
Snieitr, bei 2msf nno bel
NaranpmitIdi. Die 6ni1en ba-
ben nneeblid einen Mnsriff
amf sic Morbfront besonnen.
Sci Der Son1me Ideint man
nete StrcitfrGfte in's 6elb &C.
fibrt sl1 bnben nnb bon BET
ben 5eiteu groke anitrensnm-
gen su MAIDEN.
Angriffe Der Jransoien bei
Wamr mn6 bei Der 0amlptp>
Wefeitiamng in Der GeBen6
iperben smriidgelAlasen.
Die GnglGnber babeu Gr.
fplse in 0entId)-C Citafrifa.
Die GnglGnoer upllen Gr-
fpIee iiiblidj bonn Ga 8afIee-
&anaI nno BEL 6nd)na semad)t
baben.
9entide ltnterieeboote iinb
ipieoer in Satigfeit.
Sie saafcn iinS in Der Sc
gem BON Yagonb nm ad)tsig
WeiIen snrii6sesansen.
Sapan nnb Mitklanb id)lie-
fen Elm sesenieitises SdJut-
biinnnis ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-07

nit Mmerifa sniammensebaIten. Die
Wsitteilungen fDntinen, iuie geiagt,
ron benz 3eitmnssforreipOnbenten
stansbnrp, Ser fir bic nSnternatio-
nal yleius Serbiee" in gl Eaio arr
beitet.
Die giliitas ipaen bic Staot
,Simenes iuieoer gerammt baben. Sre=
pino erflart, 6af iie BON Garran5a=
9apallerie perfplgt iuiirben, Db Bill
Ia mirflidJ babel mar pber nid)t, iuei's
man nod immer nidt.
Sn Ser Nabe 0es Camp Gottun
6ei CT Gaio iumrbe Elm Sduh amf ei-
men 5ploaten bonn 6ritten aabaae-
rie Nesiment abgefeuert. Den
Sdnf ging febl. Der glttentGter,
ie6enfalls Elm Merifaner, fonntc
nidJt einsefangen iueroen. Gin an-
berer Gdnfs ipmrSe anf ben 6ol0a-
ten @arben @ooo bonn Tinften
Nsaiiadmletts Snfauterie 3esiment
a6gefeart.
- Die 3eitungen Ser merifaHi-
lden SauptItoot aeigen fid iebr err
frent iiber Die geadgiebigfeit nnlerer
Megierlrng.
- lniere Gesieruns fat angecro-
net, 6af Maisfeiite, bic Ganilien-
pater IinS ober anf 6eren Grtuerb am
oerc TerIonen angeiuieien fino, fret-
aelaiTen iper6en iollen, iuenn ne Is
iniinlden.
Sn ben Bergen BON Gbanal
bdlt Ii6 ser Mmerifaner S. g. Sil-
aram nit amerif. SSralen lrlo Gin-
bern auf. Sic tpobnten friiber 1T
gbamal, baben iib aber in Die Ser
ae gefliihtet. General Hicalit lit auf
sic ld,limme Gage ser 2eltte aufrnerf
lam genaht.
S9aemeiiter Mc9looo lagt,
man lollte Die &inoer in ben Sfn-
len oie @eid)idte Der lateiniihen
Hepnblifen lebren, oaralls iperoe
gr0Bere 9efanntldaft ino in Solae
6eiiet Srernol6aft entlteben- Ste
@eIdihte ser meiiten iiioamerifani-
ihen &epublifen lit nidt I'M Stan-
Sc, ssremnol6aft 5u eripefen.
- Ius Columbus miro gemel=
bet, trot Ser ssrieoensfnnbgebnnsen
IdDife man EerIbims 0eiuebre nnS
Mmnitiun in groken Nensen ST.
- gei einem gilenbabn 3nlan.
menItoB stpiihen San Suis Eotoii
uno SlaltiIlo nrtroen hunoert Gar
ransa Solooten getotet.
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