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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21
GOLF COURSE AT
GREEN SPRINGS is
NOT TO COST CITY
CENT OF EXPENSE
Continued from Page Five

ing about the golf course and indors-
ing it there is something doing" said
Mr.. Lebaroff This is just what is
happening every day in Birming ham.
The people are all talking it and fig
ur1n2 VIXEN they can go out on the
green and enjoy a game of golf. You
will see that the working people will
take advantage of this course as much
as the other classes of citizens who
have little work and lots of money.
an, Just like everybody else when /
say, Sure. I am for it. "
Joe Hughes OF the Whitman Taxicab
company says Chambers of CONNER
are great assets to any community and
golf courses are the same way. "a few
years ago there were few Chambers
of Commerce in comparison to the
number there is today" said Mr..
Hughes. To-day they are looked on as
necessities to any thriving city. 1t is
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21

Much interest is being manifested in
the recital which will be given Satur-
day afternoon by the pupils of the Grove
School of Music at the studio on Third
avenue between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets. An excellent programme
has been arranged for che occasion and
it is expected that a large crowd will
be present
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21

the same way about the golf course.
Who would have thought thousands of
these golf courses would dot the land
within a few years? 1t is time to get
In the band wagon with the rest OF
the cities and build a golf course, and
I hope it will be done soon"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21
At the Biiou

broadway After Dark" is a modern
meiodrama, in four acts, and each act
has punch. The story concerns a
young woman who has walked in the
primrose path, but who comes back
There are thrills and laughs all the
way through the piece.
The power of thought in our daily
lives is the theme that Edward F..
Rose has chosen for the subject of his
| newest play, my Mothers Rosary. -
which comes to the Bijou theatre next
week with the customary perfect cast
and magnificent production and cleo
| trical effects with which Rowland and
Clifford always equip every play that
goes out from their Headquarters.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21

the amusement offered is about the
best of the present season.
The Royal Hawaiians in 1.-The Gar
den of Aloha" featuring Pauline
Thurston. is the headline act, and is one
of the most entertaining that has been
presented at the Lyric in long while
There is the sweet melody of the Ha-
waiian songs and the clever acting and
grace of Pauline Thurston, a combi-
nation that makes the number an al
Turing and entertaining one.
In addition to this feature number
are four other acts on the all-star bill
George Rosener in character imper-
sonations Is a clever entertainer 1.-THE
Ham and the Huckster," as presented
by Sylvester and Jones, is an enjoya-
BILE number.
Raymond Wi1bert, in handling hoops
is wonder.
In The Octopus" Fred and Lydia
weaver have novel act that is one
of the features of the bill.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21
Want Peace Conference

New York, October 20.--A petition to
President Wilson asking that the Uni
ted States take the initiative in call
ing a neutral conference of nations
with view of terminating the war;
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JURORS STAND ON
RIGHTS AND ISSUE
STATEMENT ABOUT
ACTION OF JUDGE
CONTINUED from Page Five)

afternoon that jury No. / was about
to issue a statement regarding his ac-
ton in dismissing them he refused to
comment for publication.
Il have nothing to say at this time
was all that Judge Aston would say.
Judge Aston, however, referred to
a quotation from Attorney Tom Do
zier in The Age -Herald's account OF
the proceedings yesterday morning
which he thought misrepresented AS
sistant Solicitor James Davis. AS to
the interview with Attorney Dozier.
Assistant Solicitor Davis said:
Il cannot imagine how ATTORNEY
Tom Dozier could have gotten the I'm :
preston that I thought the negro Jim
Mooney was not guilty. am certain
that l never spoke my views of the
case to him and as matter OF fact
thought that the negro was guilty or
I would not have prosecuted him 30
vigorously"
The statement objected to by Judra
Aston and Assistant Solicitor lanes
Davis as misrepresentation of the facts
was:
There was mot sufficient evidence
to convict the negro Jim Mooney" said
Attorney Dozier, land the verdict 81
not guilty was expected even by AS
sistant Solicitor James Davis"
Assistant Solicitor Davis stated that
In justice to Judge Aston he wanted
1t known that he had given out no
statement that would warrant anyone
to believe that he expected ANYTHING
else put conviction in the trial of
Jim Mooney
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21
Canadians Want Food Control

Ottawa, Ont, October 20.-Requests
to the government to take control of
the prices of food and other neces-
saries were made today by mayors and
aldermen of many Canadian towns and
head of labor and other organiza-
tons. 4 saaa#M
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21

Will be sent to the President after
election day, it was announced here to-
day by the American neutral confer
ence committee Copies of the peace
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21

petition, which. it is declared, already
has been signed by 10000 persons III
England, are being circulated through
out the country
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-21
JURY WATCHED CIOsEI,y

owing to the fact that Jury No.
was dismissed for alleged incompetency
on Thursday morning it's actions yes
terday We're watched with rare inter-
est by the court attaches and the at
torneys who frequent the criminal
courts.
The first case that jury No. 1 handled
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09

Griefs Cure.
The only cure Tor grief Is sctios
George Henry Lewis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
AMAZING IGNORANCE
CONCERNING FLORIDA

The amazing ignorance about
Florida among people outside the
State. supposed to have fairly accu-
rate knowledge of the country in
general, instead of the fictions of
childhood about far-off terrifying
lands peopled with monsters, is
strikingly illustrated by a recent
editorial expression in the Cleveland
(Ohio) Plain Dealer, one of the
prominent papers of the Middle
West. Says the Plain Dealer:
Never in history has Florida been
so ngested The narrow strips of
habitable land along the coasts are
already overrun with vacationers
and seekers of pleasure and warmth,
and there is danger of an overflow
into the swampy wildernesses of the
interior
Truly, there is need for education
in the Plain Dealer office. With by
far the best part of Florida, and that
best vastly greater in area, in the
interior of the State, what is to be
saic Of the stupendous ignorance
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
Was First Kaiser.

Charlemagne was the first per
assume the name OF Kaiser
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09

that conceives of the State .,
strips of habitable land AIN
coasts" and all IL rich ,
dotted with fine growing.
towns and small cities and m,
of farms and orchards as "a ,
wilderness?" Let us mas,
down here and raise enough
to send for the editor Of II,
LAND Plain Dealer, give him
cational trip through Flor.
send him back home with n.
fallen from his eyes and Som.
rate estimate of the great ,
State he has so frightfully i,
in lis naive, childlike innoN.
knowledge on the subject
sumes to inform his readers
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENT
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY
IN cHAkCERf.
The State Bank OF Auburndale
corporation under the laws q
the State Of Florida,
Z. A Eason and Emma Eason, his wife
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
Notice is hereby given that l. the under-
signed special master in chancery duly ap-
polluted, will. in accordance with q final de-
cree entered in the said cause on the thirteenth
day Of January. a D. 1916. by Honorable r.
A Whitney, Judge Of the Tenth Judicial Cir
cult Of Florida, offer for sale and sell 10 The
highest and best bidder for cash al public
outcry al the courthouse door in Barlow, Polk
county, Florida. on Monday. the sixth day OF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
History Of American ORANGES.

The orange was originally intro
duced into Florida by the Spaniards,
who imported a few sour oranges and
gave some of the fruit TO the Indians.
The seeds of these fruit. being distrib-
uted from village to village and find
ing congenial soil and favorable eli
matte conditions in the hardwood for
ests and live oak groves where the tall
native growth protected them from sun
and radiation. grew up into Seeding
trees, and in due time formed wild
groves of immense extent throughout
the northern and central parts of pc
ninsular Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09

March, A D 1916. the same being a legal
sales day. and between the legal hours Of sale.
the following described property, located in
Polk county. Florida, to-wif: Lot number -four
a. in Block "B" in Patterson's Lake View
Addition 20 the town Of Auburndale, being 3
portion Of Section 2. Township IS south.
Range g east
Said sale will be made in accordance with
the final decree as above mentioned and said
property viii be ssld 10 satisfy the said final
decree, attorneys fee and the costs Of court
J. C WILLIAMS
1926 Special Master in Chancery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
Chime and chlr..

1t is not positively incorrect TO
use the word chimes. we have heard
the chimes at midnight, Master Shall
low" exclaimed Falstaf; and the
Chimes OF Bruges7 is an expression
that has been used correctly" enough.
too. thousand times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
All Seek Man Of Efficien.

If a man can make a bette,
preach a better sermon or make
ter mouse trap than his nj.
though ne build his house i
woods, the world will make al
pathway to bis door.-Emers,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
Pines Purify Air

According to Finnish scientist. the
air around pine trees is purer than
that around others because their
needles disseminate electricity into
the atmosphere.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
Big Diamond Only for Women.

In India the superstition obtains
that IL the Koh-i-noor is worn by q
man. dire disaster win befau him.
while If the wearer be a woman for.
tune viii shine upon her for the rest
OF her days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
Daily Thouoht.

Mankind is always happier for hs<.
ing been happy. So that IL you make
men happy now you make them hauuy
20 years hence By the memory OF tt
SYDNEY Smith.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09

view YORK Farmers Buy Butter.
Nearly tvo-thirds OF the farme-.
U New York state buy butter instead
Of making IL
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09
Optimistic Thouoh.

II Is well to remember the multi.
.oae is versatile. the populace forget.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-09

Nothing Good or BAD.

mere Is nothing either good
oao. out thinking makes Il so.-shtr
apeare: Hamlet
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21
Gin babgieriger Yaitor.

ssm 2anos Der bisoeren, tOnissz
trsusn Yommern bsiigsn nitt nur
Die Sumter, ionoern aud Die pditos
rem nod pieIe mittsIaltsrll6e Rette
uno pripilesien, uno oaB audi Die
v0ertiinoer Der friitlihsr liebe"
Tshr bartnddis auf ibrsn angsmabtsn
Retten beitehen, Seiste foIssnoer
0orfaQ:
Sn Sen 00rTsrn pommsrns 1T es
otter gruuh, oab Der VaItor fir iez
oes tonfirn,ierts aino cine fette
Sans obsr 4 Mart erbdIt Sn sinsm
oieisr 00rfsr perlanste nun paltpr
Ssrner BON Dem 9drtnsr See. oeNsn
Softer sr tonfimisrt bate, ieinsn
5ribut in 0sitalt elmer fsttsn Gans.
Ta absr in ssgeniudrti9en ariss s5eiz
ten Die 9dnIe ishr rar uno iebr
teuer iino. ionote Der gdrtnsr 4
Mnrt. Garibsr tpuroe Der r0isnsr
Gottes" ishr ersiirnt uno ianots er
an ben 9drtner folsenoen grieT:
v9lls ih Sic an Sbrs pfli6t erz
innerts, mir fir bic aonfirmailon
Sbrsr Sp6ter cine Snns 81 ihiden,
Ianoten Sic mir ltatt osHsn 4 Mnrt.
Sd Itite oos 9elo suriid, oa id
oussnblidlih tein Selo notig babe
uno perlonee bon Sbnsn cine lebsnz
Be Sans, niht uls Elm 9eIhent, Ionz
bern als meine 9sbiibr. Soften sic
psrIdumsn, msinem @srlangsn natz
Sutommen, bin ih se5ipunsen. bic
Snhe Sen geb0rosn gu melosn.
Wsnn sic isine eisenen 9Gnie bnz
ben, tDnnen Sic sine iolhe Don
gmmo &. taufsn, ba lie INNER mod
pelhe Bat. Sic miiNen Dies ubsr 10
fort belor9en."
ooffentlid tommt Der 8drtner
CUR Iernunft, bebdlt Die suriidgez
Ihidten 4 Mort uno lhidt benz bab@
sierieen Yoitor ouh teine 8ans.
Wenn er tpirtlih nod eine @ans BON
Frou emma taufen tonn, ba Iou er
lie Ielbit psrssbren, islbit auf bic 9e=
fobr bin, pab bie SADIE ben 9eb0r=
ben semeIoet miro.
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1eber 600 Millionen Dollars
miro bos Militdrbubset Der Ser.
Staaten i'm Sabre 1917 fein, sez
nib eine rie1ige Summe ielb1t fur
unier reides 2anb. llno pie ptel
lpurbe i'm Snterehe Der Irbeiterz
1doft betpiutst? unb es oeist Der
iooioliitifde Observation-Disclosures
bat 8enion in einem BON ibm perz
fobten 5lusblatte cine ipeitere 9sz
fobr, tpelde ber 8epOlteruns in naz
ber 3utunft orobt. Der &onsreb
nobm oud cine Gelebporlose = bic
SapzGbomberlain srmp Reorsaniz
lotipnsbia =, an, pelhs benz prdz
lpenten bic Mudt perleibt, in
&riessaeiten ole tuuslt4en gurser
i'm Glitter bon Is bis As Sabren
gum Militdrbienite ein5u5ieben.
Hepublitaner pie Oemotraten boz
FEN nihts sesen oieIe 9eiese ein5uz
penoen, unb nur bic SoaioltIten
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Sdauinecl= Nnrmerbanfcn.

aaun lit Die gunbss areoitan=
italt fiir Surmer tonitituiert, als audi
bereits Shpinoler auftauden, tpelde
Sanb6antsn orguniiieren uno leiht=
gIdubige 5armer peranIahen, 0elosr
IN iolhs llntsrnsbmun9su binsin3us
iteten.
Sacob SIumsr bon gehlaub,
M?ont., ihrisb an Die gunpesbeh0roe.
ooB er einem promoter $3.50 fir Nj
tien in elmer 5armsrbunt bsSablte
uno oab Der Monn ipdter ipsitsre
$3.50 BADEN poIIte.
q. Bed, BON g. Oatota, berids
tste, oob man ibm iaste. er tDnne
tein CaIeber betommen, penn er
niat $500 fir Die 9riinouns elmer
gant hersebe.
Die gunbesbshDrbs bat nun Be-
tannt senladt, oab tein 6armer, Der
elm Surleben BON Der Nattpnal 0arm
ooun elNoc. srbdlt. iresno ipeIhe
&ommiiiionssebiibren oafiir gu be-
sablen brautt unb bab aue Inter-
nebmun9snL pelde bon ben 5armeru
ge5abIunsen uerlunesn, Shpinbel Tnb.
Oas Suiti5oepartement puroe ansez
nielen. auf oieie Bromoter gu fabn=
ben.
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3eil9emdfes &olfslieo.

9Sie srue lit Ses Mamdht'sen Cite.
3af CT md, 5riidte iprieken ldtt,
Stud bulbet bplber glumcn glite
llnbplber Wclt sum 5riiblinesfcit.
2ae er md, 9saftisallen id)lasen,
giod, froblofen last bes Soimmels 0tdjt:
Sic Meder ldRt md, Mebren trasen,
geim S,immel, i'd, besreit' es nitt.
@enn id, Der liebe ,oerrsptt mdre,
Sd bate nid1t 10 piel 0ebulb;
I'd, lief bic Welt, BEL meincr Gbrc,
Sd,on bitten tire Siinbcnidlulb!
Statt glumen ioat sdrappnel's SIR
ieben,
ltnb 2orbeer itntt bcs ,yelbes Saat,
gnf gSieien ieht ihr Sabel iprieeen
llnh oclme itatt bes 2opfialat!
Sic Mebren miiftcn &nsel tragen,
Vatrpnen mud,crn iiberaa,
1lnb alcr Nad,tisailen Sdlasen
Miiit railcln grimm mic Srummelid,aa
9lus ben &artoffeln in Der Grne
2ief i'd, Der gpmbcn Giienmud,t,
9lms Hiiben itrufs Wrannten mcrhen,
&nrtatIdlen aus Der 8arten 6rud,t.
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SnSuitrielles TcuSalipitem.

Sn Der acnereeationaI= Stride an
6. u. Strabe belt am lebten Sonnz
tag profeffor Scott Nearins. prof.
an Der 9olebo llniperiitGt. einen 0orz
tros iiber inouitriellen Jeuoolismus.
Reoner seiate. boB bic geberrider Der
Snbuitrie belt5utaes oieielbe tpronniz
fde Moht iiber ibre slrbeiter aus
iiben, pie friiber bic Jeuoalkrren
iber bic 2anbarbeiter. Die 9lbihaf@
flung pes inbuitriellen Teuoollpitems
tDnne nur ourh uebernnbme Der I'M
nuitrielIen getriebe ourh Irbeiter-
aorpprotionen herbeisefiibrt perpen.
60 lnnse bies niht seIdiebt, perben
bic Mrbeiter INNER bic leibeigenen
anedte Der topitaliitiiten Gorporuz
tionen fein.
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GauatlSmuS oer @ciebgeber.

Den Janatismus unb oie Willtiir,
ipelhe in omerifanif4en @eiesz unb
@eriGtsbolen berrfden. lpenn es iia
um 8el@rGntuns Der perfOnlifen
Jreibeit hanbelt, ilIuitriert 8. 9am=
merlins in folsenber, treffli&sr
Weiie:
Menn elm itootlides @eieb Sen
@ertauf bon Waffen obne bebDrblide
Grlaubnis unteriast uno Der @eIebz
geber unter Waffen niht bios Re=
oolper, Piitolen, @e,pebre, aanonen
uitp., ionbern audi 9tiefel. Stube.
Stahelbrobt uno @eiihspuoer per=
iteht, 10 tpiiroe man lebtern fir perz
riidt ertldren unb oas @sleb auslaz
6en.
Wiirbe in Gbnliher Meiie Elm Sc
ridtsbof auf @runb bes gefeBes.
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melhes sen WoffenDertauT p.rbi.tet.
bic pfenntsbanten. bic tpie Ranonen
ausieben uno in ben IeBten Sabren
rertauft ipurben. perbieten, neil lie
oie @efalt bon 4anonen baben, obz
sleid man nit linen niht Idieben
tann, Damn ipiiroen mir setpib eine
&ommihion beitellen, um ben 8eiz
ftesSuItanb bes Rihters unteriuten
81 laHen.
Spbolb es iih aber um Mltobcl
honbelt, Damn pirft mon eleih ale
GeieBe Der 2osit uno bes eslunoen
MenihenperItannes uber 8oro. Oa
9ibt es G,eIebs uno Gntlheiounaen,
bic ebenIo pernunftnioria iino pie
obengsnonnte 8eiipiele.
0as GeisB' BON MaKahuietts Be-
:reffenb Den Yertauf bon beraufhens
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ppponieren ber1elben - aber bic
8epertidaftsfiibrer uno ibre 9lnz
bGnger bleiben itumm uno pumm
uno idreien iid bic asble beiler fir
Wil1on ober au4 fir 9usbes, pie
es 3. 9. bic aoblensrdber in Wilz
fesburre in elmer Rooleoeltz z9erz
iommluns setan.
Wir boffen ober, bob bas 1osialtz
itiIfe 0otum beoeutenb aunebmen
piro unb bob in einaelnen Staoten
unb 9roBitdoten iibsrraidenos Grs
folss eraielt peroen. arbeiten mir
oabsr, Bis gum Dienstas, ben Z.
Nppember, unnerbrohen peiter in
Der propaganda fir bic fosioliitiide
Sa9e. unb nenn mir no9 benz
Wobltose bic ~9dupter unierer Sic
ben" adblen uno unlsre Siege uno
NieDerlosen iiberieben, bann fansen
mir nit unlerer prpposonboorbeit
nieper BON neuenl on.
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s@a9erpolittt biuttr ben &ouliiien.

ueber setpiile SdoGsrpolitit, alias
pplitilten aub1onOel, Den gelpille
osutidzumeritoniihe polititer uno
Sournaliiien NIT oen leitenoen 9eiz
tern Der berrihenben politiihen purz
teien treihen, sibt cine &ontroperIe,
bic bur9 eine Oisfrstion oes Sdriftz
lteuers Gormon 9apsooo, Griinoer
uno Better Der rllnobbdnsieen Wilz
ion 9isa", berbeisefii3rt puroe, etz
nos 9luftldrune. Nie !5apsouo ioste,
botte 0ictor Niboer, 0ouptsisentiimer
Der rNelp Yort Stoctsseituns" bic
aumposnereoe, bic 0usbes tiirblia
in philadelphia bieIt, ausgeorbeitet.
Sn bieier &ebe ioste 9usbes, oab
lpsnn er gu prdiioenten setpdblt miro,
er fofprt cine entihieoene uno i4arfe
Gteluns sesen bic GnslGnoer elm
nebmen unb lie 5tpin9en piiroe niht
nur bic 8lodobe ouf5Ibeben. fonoern
aud bic poitrdubereisn einsuiteuen
Wit iolden Reben, 'dst Sopeooo,
lpollen bic Republitoner oas 0otum
ser Deutidz zQmerifansr. iolpeit oiele!z
ben tsins Sosialilten irno, tupern.
6err Riober ltelit lib nun iiber
bisie 8lositelluns iebr entriiltet uno
tebauptet, oub er feline Der Heoen
9usbes oussearbeitet bube, bob er
niemols nit benz republitaniiden
Nutionaltomites in 0srbtnoung ituno
unb bob es pielmebr bpbe Seamte Der
osmotrotiihen 9lbminiI Iratipn tpuren,
lpelde ous 0otum Der OeutI zImez
ritoner fansen trollten. Gum Sspeile
leiner @nsoben iust Hioper. oab
gunbesienotor Stone bic neutrnIs
Wilipn=politit bamit gu ertldren
periuhts, oab fie nur iiir bic Sffentz
lit)teit beItimmt lei, Der prdiioenl
ober totiddlih fir 0eutidlano elm
senommen lei. Srob bes 2ouiiitania=
fous babe Wilion bic freunbihaftliz
| den 8esiebunsen gu Oeutlhluno ni4i
| ubsebrohsn. Stons, iaste Riboer net
ter, erbot iih Oen 8elpeis fir feline
slnsaben bura cine aonferens nil
Wilion, bic i'm nWeiBsn 9ous" itott=
f!noen iollte, su brinsen.
guber Stone tam fpdter nod oer
Setretdr fir Oas Poi'ipeien, 8urles
ion. noa geep Yort, nit benz i'm be-
motratilden Nationolz 9uuptquartie,
cine lGnsere l1nterrebune itattfuno.
Dosu bemertt bic nNep Yorter
8oltss seituns":
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