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The sun., 1916-12-10
Finregan Contrasts the Days of the. Pilgrim Fathers
With the Present and Finds an Answer to the
High Cost of Living Problem

an hons vIl l.. ,l,,r,v defined am
a seorcbir, iry.s,ynos dim win show.
whether rbe pr,s,ni rnndIck iv turkey
gobblers is in restraint ~ trade unde,
the terms il the sherman act.
1.-The legal o~blygashurs iv farmers.
feeders. Wholesalers an retailers. rail-
roads. Federal reserve banks an mally-
f%acturcrs iv great wealth towards the
American turkey will he clearly set
forth. Race suicide in turkeys vii, he
punished he fine an i"mprisonment of
the Cylinders. Sec,e,, Danyils SAYS
tina, the turkey hill Will crown the
record iv the Administrative for con-
~structive achievement
'Diyil such an excitement was seen
since the Spanish War. The high cost
iv turkey was wetghin ON every heart
high an low. Hard working shop
girls was kept from the movies two
or three tines a week. The longshore-
men held i~ndlL-na-shun mcetin's on
the docks. Vt the Waldof an the Bilt-
more the burdened pec-pul was driv
to stewed terrapin an Mumm's extry
The sun., 1916-12-10

Every day was a Merry Christmas to
them folks, an life was n long crimson
sunset.
Ills much the same now. lvrN man
H. yellin' about the high cos, ~ livlu'
an BLOWN II IN like a~sdruuken sailor
AZ u county fair. All the statesmen at
Albany an Washington Is hurnin' the
midnight oieCthric current, they Wa,
they'll lift the Crool hurdin ~ OPP
prishun from the hacks of tie pee-plf.
For why cant they see what's Just
%happened' Twas this away.
The high cost " turkey was gone
up To forty-fNo "A pound. Two slabs
" drumstick AN II gizZard nj the res
therants was ri2 firm sixty to ninety
cents, And ringln' in our ears was the
sad Thankssivin' cry ~ the childer-
civ" ~ thirty cent TURKEY or we
p1i,h,
Infamous, says the pathrlotlc
Solons. hurnin' wild ind.E-na-shun.
Wild turkey at forty-nNc the pound
,dry pickcd' where is the liberties iv
the pee-pul''
$ they gets busy. The Mayor gets
afthcr the wholesalers. an liartigan
l''H'E NV i'Aiil'ITs IIbllSSAlI AllllStl
Wurzel ~ the Agricultural College at
Oshkosh uhc same that wrote the
monogram on the Origin iv Warts on
CucumhcrsI, sends "A passionate APP
pea! for the people to 20 back to the
turkey pen, An all the nashun is
thrilled wild hope when a flash come
finn Wash'n'ton that the President
has buried himself in solichude Ia
study the high oNst iv turkeys.
"rhe papers says; The President is
deeply stirred ove the Infamous con-
dishuns iv the turkey market. Ecfure
plHyin' go.uf the morn. he conferred
for over iliNcn minyits wild the House
leaders. Important divil-upmints may
he expected Don 1t may he stated on
high authority thar q law will he in
throjuir.d rcGulatin' the care. breed
IN an cations of our Nasilunal bird.
IVAN Y "A day will he required
from each turkey, Regardless ~ aet
or sex. Amy egg laid after $3.50 T.
NJ. win he excluded from interstate
commerce. The ,ooties " both tom,
The sun., 1916-12-10
At Fifth avenue and Thirty
second street any day at noon.

last stand and sending out Save New
York skirmishing parties to shoe tn.
tailors on the sidewalk and drive tho
garment workers hack into Delaney
street and Grand.
This battle between the high rental
occupants and the loft occupying in
1Cr";r!es is MT "A new one. 1t has been
waged below Twenty-third street aud
the loft tenants have won. bat they
have not been content with their win-
nings south Of the flatiron.
Like little poor girls tagging after
little rich girls. the factories have prr-
sued the stores uptown. iiut they
are rot dressed nicely enough and they
arc spelling the party, foc yol know
YOU can't have . nice party whol
more than half IA" folk come in their
everyday work ciuihu, And 80 thu
nicely dressed ones appointed coW-
mittces To explain to the one who
came in their work clothes that they
weren't wanted ard to ask 'cm to -
home.
The history OF this warfare between
the makers on the ono hand and the
sellers and buyers on IN" .t,lor reads
like a tale OF children trying To dam
back a tide with sand, When the mod
ern steel structure with It's better
light and air first prcemptcd the lower
The sun., 1916-12-10
Father Knickerbocker's Healthy Child Will Continue to
Outgrow His Present Very Limited Wardrobe of Streets
and Avenues Despite Any Artificial Restraint

law limiting the number Of workers to
the floor area could be passed on the
strength Of the popular fire fear. The
law was enacted and its enforcement
resulted In q thinning out OF the work.
ing population Of the region to the ex-
tent OF 10000.
Progress was on the march. but alas,
the sprinkler men came alorg and pre-
vailed upon the law to exempt fireproof
buildings with the overhead water sys-
tenn. This new turn OF affairs caused
the industrial engineers scheme TO 20
killing into nothingness. the tailors
again trample on the best chiropodized
feet OF the city and the salvation OF
lower Fifth avenue IL yet to he won.
NJ the present time there are several
realty associations trying to save New
York. with especial emphasis or their
own particular portion Of New York.
The Save New York Committee wants
Ia rave New York above Thirty-third
street. the Central Fifth Avenue Com
inlttee wants the saving to go down
10 the heel Of the Flatiron, the Central
Mercantile Association wants to save
Oh to Fourteenth street, and below that
Is the Washington Square Association,
which also has n patch OF green glory
and a stretch of the wide fairway that
are much In need OF salvation.
In short. the garment trade is on the
southwark run with no lights OF wei
come blinking till the old home below
Astor place comes into view. But the
garment trades are not running very
fast; in fact, they do not wan to go
back home. The lights OF welcome
burn dim in those last century nom
hrcproof buildings where the boy pulls
the elevator up with a rope and tn,
only cement on the Moor IL that
spilled by the man who CLUES the
hens Of s. trousers.
Nor IL his garment trade n thing as
Ga siiy sneered from the sidewalk as
fiddler crabs from the beach. There
are Go. 900 OF the clothing workers. 80
per cent. Of them men. These workers
with their families would make a town
as populous as Indianapolis.
Their industry IN the largest pro-
ducing industry Of New York city. Its
product in a year would have bought
the nations wheat crop before the war
OF the bakers. or whoever 1t was. made
Tie six cent loaf. And i; IL an indus-
try that is growing with tremendous
rapidi,y. for Americans are wearing
more and yet more clothes. Nor will
the threat Of boycott by y group II
uptown stores he Il force To move
them. for only a small percentage OF
the clothes made in New York are
sold to New Workers.
Moreover. tn. clothing trades ar,
.I... I... ,l-t.. 81 -
The sun., 1916-12-10
IN SALVAGE THE RACE is
NOT ALWAYS TO THE SWIFT

and the mail and he went on his course
when the captain and crew OF the
Ninfa refused to abandon their ship.
He left them in comparatively good
weather-and Also he left behind him
all chance for salvage on the wrecked
vessel.
The salvage went to the Commodore
Rollins. 1t is expected TO mount 10
more than 500. 900. and that is why
the officers and crew Of the Calamares
were disappointed when they arrived
here on the return voyage and told
about 1t.
III we had been bound the other
way we could have towed her into
Havana and picked up a very neat
sum said 2af Of the officers. AS 1t
was we had to keep on because OF our
nails and passcngerS-and the little
Rollins gets the dough-"
The Sinfa was n vessel Of l.S40 tons
and was bound from Genoa TO Havana
with IA valuable cargo.
The sun., 1916-12-10

-.
60. 80" VI prooN'Fn Bridge. And
M .eau!ohg uptown race was
~ p'Iue Vi sro"th' SO we looked
49, p''"unceo IL GOOD n o
..rs. would puild the first sky
49, facing Centrai PARK and If
49," "ou'u i've on, enough to be
~ a tiar'em opera house
- Ma""a''an island Is a body Of
go p'.ue ny salty water.
~ 'e.eo9 came our nrst awakening
~ ~ iact mat all that grows is not
mere was n green hill far
ss."ras run 'he oid wall h a they
ua. 10 keep out the Indians; ami
VIZ" WI murray gave up the dairy
Ia !" "nu so.u ms farur the city
.u !" we hiehest peak OF Murray Hill
water reservoir. On the foun-
,.',v VI th"' reservoir the New York
uo", library now stands.
y re" docks 10 the northeast,
eouseu OUT or sol'd mica-schist. Is one
vi ,ue Two great Snteways OF the world:
"'.e iurtner 10 the uthwe Is the
o'.er ""e' IN this area. within n mile
'auius OF the top OF Murray Hill. Is
~" !. "eart anu glory or the
'"~e.,opoiis.
",'"'n ms area are the greatest
no'eIs' me nnest theatres. the most
"ash''cent raiiroad stations, and the
Des' appointed shops OF all The world.
an 'hese things be moved? II so.
wne,e 10 snail We move them or
s"a'. 'ney pe 6Quiterated. overshad-
o"eu aho eioowed into ~obscurity by
'ne mere x OF trousers for Chi
caso ana p~etticoats Tor New Orleans?
And there Is an Appian way where
"'e III crosses hung. and straight as a
race track AT ormond Beach II runs
.to"' .ne OASIS ot washington Square
,,h, skirting three miles OF Central
rark. IL SINKS into oblivion o the
.Nihe'es' IL Is your Firth avenue and
nii"e. ana the novellsts'' and thereon
we want 10 walk OF Easter Sundays
anu carry canes And shall the first
,au,es o' .he iand as they ya"n and
y ou' OF the waldorf at ~
~ VI, gaze INTO other where
LOT !hree hours the sewing machine
s'ri nus peeh sewing machine ACE on
''"seIle LOT the cor ladies' or Waco
anu waha WaIia!
!. Is NOT mere kowtowing to snob-
The sun., 1916-12-10
Hardly space for another car.
Fifth avenue and Thirty
fifth street.

sense of oual,,y the region SOON he-
comes n wilderness of lofts. and nil
rents go down. tijl the daring Samson
who tumb.eJ down the temple NJ
values IL crushed along with thu
Canaani,es In sncb n manner land
and renta, values nm lower EYftb ave.
nue have been cu, in half
And 80 with the increasing reaI;za.
ton thar M man buiIde,b unto b,n,se,f
and tho growing c-onsc,ouspo.s ~ our
! future have coma orr c;t,, ,,onrar,
wbose dre,m, aro rou, ho,nr or,.,,oi-
uzed into lou, No, ho,,a III. o., Iii,
subwavs fas, eno,yb 90 raon I'm ni,h
tho yroviny DAYTIME ho,,,ra ca,,o,,y
~ Tho lower ,s,ard ,ha,. -, -,
s,om tho lido n, copcos,ior IN, ',ra u,na
a hall rart In 81. ~. a.
..r.a,, ri, 80. -. 49,. '""s
tho .p,,, ""
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The sun., 1916-12-10
ZIGZAGGIN AMONG THANKSGIVINC THOUGHTS

a note 10 the hens All was confusion.
Twas i sityashun would tax the wis
dom Of solomon.
AN OF a s,iddin,, the nashun wss
i~ilictrocuted he the news that cold
storage turkeys was down ten cents n
pound. Everywhere the pee-pul burst
forth into fy that was %unrehned. Loud
cheers arose firm the restherants an
movies, an "A fight arose in ivry bar
@S Ia who had a right TO set 'em up.
Even the hard workin' needlewoman
SEWN shirts at IS cin,s a dozen
stopped her weary toll To give a shrill
,he"f.
"Fwhat Fad happencdc Had the
Mayor converted the wholesalers, Had
Hiartigan converted the scales? Had
Billy Sundah converted the Jews?
Neither the var nor the other.
Here's fwhat h%appined. The great
American woman horned into the
game, an the boosted wisdom OF man
become as soundin' brass an tlnklin'
cowhells. Yes. sor' All that wealth
OF deep-sea thinkIn' was torpedoed
Win lovely woman spoke.
"Fwhat did she say? I'll not tell Va
the eNact words. for I dinnau thin.
But the idaya was that if she paid amy
such price. she'd be damned. An that
settled It.
Dye think she names to- axes the
imminent retailer lsidor Shallnsky iv
his n%eighbor, Lyman Oberfelder. .
"'Look at her hands clinch an her
eyes snap says Lyman, I'm married
meself,' LYMAN says. Wen call IL n
fire-sale,' says Moses Kliatsco.
'F'whatll We give?' he axes. 'Twinty-
eight clnts.' says lovely woman.
You're on says Moses, an away goes
the price ~ turkey.
So there's u lesson ~ the last
ThanksgivIn'. Win the price il too
high. lave il alone, Neer a taxeater
in the land iver thought iv that-an'
mighty few taxpayers. Woman's in
tuition done the trick.
believe you me. il half the men
wonld lave their wives lay out the
dough. we'd have less iv the high cost
~ ivin' an know more ~ the cost iv
Twin high. Belize n few thirst parlors
would close. but there'd he less work
for the sheriff. Yet they say women's
not Mt to vote. Wouldn't that Jolt YEP
What ais us mostly Is not the
scarcity Nv food, but the surplus iv
suckers. An when suckers IL too
plenty the most iv us could rejuice the
supply " wan, anyway"
The sun., 1916-12-10

zone from MOO England now ali hut
the baked beans an ~duushnuts. But
them was the Pilgrim Fathers.
And the Pilgrim Mothers, They'd
Ia bake the beans. make the beds,
scrub the lures, wash the clothes. an
put MP vii the Pilgrim Fathers to
boot. God help them If II Pilgrim
Mother had no Childor, she was thrun
out; an il she had her religion give
not a chinaman's chance 10 their I'M
mortal Sowls. II she lost a kid, tine
consultations il religion would land her
in an asylum - they would,
That's fwhat they tn me, sor,
Faith. a pious mother ~ them dag
needed a shock absorner worse nov "A
new dress-an' She got that ivry five
year, il so he the ould man was aiSy
wild his money.
SO wanst a ear they eat n turkey.
an spint the day thankin' Goa for a
vacation from mush an 'maCkerel.
There We have the reason for Thanks
s!vin', An that's why Boston is the
best market in the world for a new
religious sex.
"lv coorse, money talked in them
days too. But it didn't yell like it does
these ti,Aes. when iNiS man splashcs
his dough like "A Noo Orleans niger
wild n ten dollar bill, An ivryth.n's
up. harrin' shavos an h%aircuts, the
way a hard workin' barber has Jobs
turkey lookin' like = prize bird.
"For why is il tkat the thing we've
TO sell Is the on'y thing that's cheap?
Axe me an aiSy wan.
Was liver ANYTHING like It befure?
They tell me IN, ouli Romans was the
lads Ia. blow II in. Divil "A thing would
they have, barrin' the price was out
" sigh; \ fridah they'd have 1--we
fish from the Fishtula-cartci "A thou
sand miles on Il Gray,
"Ne'er a wan " the fruits iv the
earth would thos ate, harrin' Il was
"ir w season. Early peas on the idcs
" March, asparagus on tho first Mon
dab ~ Scptlmhcr an Strawberries or
l.incoln's birthday. Ayven the lions
at the circus had to have early Chris
tians to keep up their strenth. Nav.
thin was too good for amy wan
The sun., 1916-12-10

''4
a digestive tablet, Thanks
Swim Is over and We can all go to
knockin' again. We've returned thanks
for our mercies. phat there Is of them:
an God knows there's a plenty of them
such as they are. Wan day a year
spent in feedin' the spiritial nature wild
cranberry sauce an mince pie gives
30 the right to jine the Anvil Chorus
f'r The other three hunder siXty-four.
Twas the Pilgrim Fathers gave u4
Thanksgiving, They come over to
Boston Common in the Mayhower to
serve God. rob the savagcs an rough
house the Quakers. accordin' To the
dictations Nv their conscienccs.
a photygraft ~ the first Cabot. dressed
INA billycock hat, football pants wild
rNhles at the knees. an a bell mouthcd
blunderbuss, walking mp Milk street
oil his way to divine worship. Ivry
'Sundah he'd conduct family prayers
from o to 3. breakfast Off baked beans
and %doughnuts and hear the parson
hand out n few not vans un he'll for
three hours or t~hereabout.
"Afther dinner he'd comfort the
family be givin' them warm sketches
Nv the hereafter, and wind up a perfect
day wild a walk In the graveyard. Him
self was a hardy bird-thc Pilgrim
Father. No man was let TO marry till
he could give Trunks over an empty
dinner pail. skin "A Quaker and hang
his mother-in-la for a witch widout
turnin' a hair.
HE must be able to conduct a
prayer meetin', plough. sing psalms ana
shoot Injins on the wing.
A church deacon could bring down
a Mohawk chief wild u hlunderbuss
widout stoppin' either the chime or
the horses.
"Beyant ba1cd beans their food was
salt mackercl an mush, wild coffee
made " rum an molasscs in hot
wather. Would yc wonder "A man
would stand for infant damnation. Wild
his booznm's lord layin' heavy on his
stummick like that? Troth. the Diet
-iu Worms was nawthin' tot.
THAT simple Christian life Is all
The sun., 1916-12-10
>HE vagaries OF fortune that some

TIME vagaries OF fortune that some
times attend the business OF
seafaring were well illustrated
by the case Of the Italian ship Ninfa,
dismasted recently, In a West Indian
hurricane and afterward towed into
Havana practically a floating wreck.
When the Nlnfa was brought into
Havana she was in tow of the steamer
Commodore Rollins. the smallest vessel
flying the flag OF the United Fruit
Company. Before the Commodore Roll
Inns sighted the battered sailing yes
sci the Calamarcs, q 10000 ton ship
and largest OF the United Fruit Com
pany's feet. had been standing by the
Ninfa for several hours. .
While 1t was a question of saving
life Capt. Jensen of the Calamares
felt that he should not leave her, He
was bound from Havana for Colon
with a large number OF passengers
The sun., 1916-12-10

Congestion Problem Is Not to Be
Solved Merely by Cutting Off
Skyscraper Building

TINS IS the hst Ct . series Of three articles that discuss New
sundays syn II win discuss : number Of proposed Solutions Hpte "a Of n ese
problems Ct CITY growth and congestion. The third and last srticie
give the details Of "a immediate solution Of the mos ureent a
ssstion problem. that Of reiccsing New Yorks Ssrment isdustTes
!he pLan proposed . believed BY its supporters to be sdeousfe f.sy.
DE and emcienf and pregnant with ugeestions for the future bous;no
cluster about the worlds greatest trading GENRE "' "us'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09
Die Grnabritns Eolens.

Die berihieoenen amerifaniid)en
Siilfsaftionen fontlnen nidt BON
Sled, aus oent einfa1en @runoe,
neil man in 8aibington iiiht oen
Wtlit beiitt, ielbit bei lolhen @erfen
Der gfaditenIiebe Dem @ebote Der
gernunft 81 folgen ionbern iif
fnedtiid) ben 9lnoronungen grg.
lailos uflteripirft.
Die Siirfei bat ms befanntlih
bereits betreffs Speiiung Der not
leioenoen SDrier oen gfurnnel Dor
Die sSiiBe getporfen. 9eutidlono bat
oas betreffs 2inoerilng Der Rot in
Tolen gleibfaas getatt luern audi
in iueit feinerer 9lrt. slber e6enIo
menig lpie Die Ssmanli iino 0ie
0eutiden geneigt, iih i'm eigenen
Sailoe bonn sSeinoe, ODER, mas oas-
ielbe Iagen mia, oen inter oeiIen
Oberbobeit itebenoen g,eutralen,
8oridriften MAIDEN 3u lalien. Wean
bat 8aibin9ton beoeiitet, oaB inter
Den geoingingett Ole oaran qefiliipft
ipuroen, bon Der amerifanilhen Sc
bensn1ittel5itflbr nad oen Sffupa-
tionsgebieten gan5 abgeieben tperoen
millie 3fpar lpiiroen, fpie geab.
rllngsmittel 9iftator 8atodi Ii6
ansoriifte, Die Hationen ser Bolen
ettuos fnapp ausfaIlen, perbungern
ipiiroe aber bod nienano.
Die Beoingnngen aber, lnter sc.
men England Die omerifonilhe Gin
flibr nod ToIen freigeben polIte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09
(fldnZender ErfoI9
in Rumdnlen
Oenf6e uno 6u(gaen um finljlg ]leden uorgeorungen
Wteflrcrc St1Ote crDbert+
9aqe III Gali5ien nod niht perdubtrt
Kleime Grielee Der llliiertsn an
Scr Scmtmte.

Gecil erflarte aiid) iuieoer, Der SDp=
fptt lei nur cine ariegsinasregel
nnS biejeniaen, Die bebamp=
tetem, Gnslanb iuplle siuei sSlie-
gen nit elmer alappe idlla-
gen, Der Sriegsfiibrnng belfem
lpuae sluei syliegen nit elmer &lappe
Mlagen, Die Griegsfiibrnms belfem
itnS sleidseitig ben Sanoel Der @er.
Staaten, eines ibrer &Onfmrrenten,
ldJabigcn, benrteilten bic Gage falldl.
GmslanS Setifc nidJt baran, glmerifns
S5anbel id)GSigen 81 molten. 2eiOer
ipiro man oieIe ih0ne Grflarnng Dem
3prS Geeil angeiidjts Der tatiadlidlen
@crbGltmiiIe nid)t redjt slaitben.
sssn Der &openbagener 3eitlnlg go
litifen erortert Der befannte bd-
iliide S6riftiteaer @eorg 9ranOes,
ipie it6) in grglano Die friibere SrO-
nlng llno Dos 9tedt gepalfoelt ba-
ben. granbes perpeiit oarauf, 0ab
in gngIano lebertoe rliiiiide Staats-
aneeborige ge5mungen iperoerL emit
peoer in oas britifde Seer ODER oas
ruiiil6e Seer eiil5utreten. Gr er-
ip1bnt BEN Saa oes englii6en
SdriftItellers gforman 9lngea, mel
der, neil er, aus @eipiIielngriinoen
| Elm @egner oes ariegs, iih ipeigerte,
oes aonigs gfof an5u5ieben eirtge-
iperrt lino ben sluf5ei6nungen lei
| mes gaeebudes 5iifolge I'M @efGitg-
mis- gemartert ipuroe. 80, fagi
8rarloes, nboltoelt bas ofreie eng
lano~, tpeldes oelt preuBiiGen Mi-
litarisrnus boBt, oerobiheut uno be
fantpft. 60 itebt es I'm gnelano,
oefien &egierung beute ruiIilde Sll-
Sen oen @dnoen iberr georiifer aus
liefert."
gtab eillein 9eridjt Der .,&0lni-
fden golfs8eitung1 muroe in poll
til6en &reiien IN Berlin Die sSrage
beiproheii, ob Die 3entralnld6te an
@rieherlanb Elm llltinatllnl rihtel
ioaen. 9as glatt nennt @riedell-
LAMBS Interviewing inter Die sSor-
oerllngen Der entente cine 8erleb-
bitng Der geeutralitat, itno fiigt bin-
81. baB Or. BON @etbmann SolIneg,
Der beuti6e geibsfan5ler, mt
ben 5iibrerit oes Heibstags cine
&onferen5 balten peroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09
s MA ND.

- Yer SSongreB bat lld] en0lld1 dftl
sSreitag pertagt. @dbreno Der les-
ten SeIiion mliroe Die foloiiale Gum
me BON ST f,626, 1920 beipiQigt,
ipo5u nod alitoriiterte Gerlprehun-
gen unb @erpflidtlingen fir Die Git
fllnft fonlneil lpelde Die Ipproprin-
tionen in toto" alif 81, ,S56.3S44S5
anibiDellen. Die 9lusgabe oieIer I'M
iunlnle fpuroe non Dem Mepnblifaner
8illett bon WaiIn1uletts fdarf friti-
liert nno angegriffen; er iagte, bob
Oieier aongreB iiber cine 8iIlion Dol
lar rnebr beiuilligt babe, als ie 5upor
Elm republifaniI6er 9ongreB. 8db-
reno ser iebt abgeidlollenen Sibune
tpnroelt 1880 9ias uno GAP ReIo=
litionen i'm Saule eingereiht. Son
oieien ipurOen MIR 50 gillS gum @e.
ies erboben, iolpie 80 offentliche nno
$50 pripate Helolutionen aooptiert.
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Dor Der gertagung oes aongreiies
dngenonlnlen tpur6e, Die 9eltimmun-
gen entbalte, lueIde Dem 1raiioenten
oas Hedt gaben, gegen gnelano
i6arfe IergeltungsnlaBregeln 5nr
gusfiibrung 81 bringen, menn gng-
lano ni6t aufbotre, gingriffe in
itnleren &anOel 5u TIM, lnlo gor-
ihriftetl 81 madeu, nit mem mir
@eidafte treiben iollten; linlere 8oit=
laden 81 fonfis5ieren, l1iere St]if-
fe tpohenlang feit5ubalten uno mas
oergleihen 0inge mebr iino. Sect
fomnlt aber aus @aibington Die be-
triibenoe yfadrift, oaB iene Wfel-
onng falib mar SIN leBten gllgen-
blif erIdien nod Staatsiefretdr
Sanling Dor Dem aonferen5fontite
nno oerlangte, I'M SnterelIe bes Cant
oes, oaB iener Galius iiber Die 9ieta-
liationsmaBregeln ans Der 8ia emf
fernt Deroe. gs gelhob uno Ser
&ongreB 6eltdtigte fp1ter ourd Die
annabme Der Bill Die Sanolungs=
weiie oes &omites, Die ms oen lie
bergrtffen gnglonos gegeniiber poG-
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oes Troiioenten, oenn obne lein
8illen rno ieinen @illen tpdre 2an-
ling nidt Dor Dem Gonferen8fomite
oes Solties eri6ienen. 9araus err
fennt man oeutlicb, oaB es bent|
Bralioenten nit ol' ieinen Brote-
item gegen enaliihe gSiafiir nibt
ernit iIt Gr Mill gar nidt, ooBI
nnIere Hegierung ettpos the, ourh
oas es ehglano 5tuingen fonne.
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fir uns peroerbIide 8oIitif auf3uge-