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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
MORAL CAMPAIGN
LINES ARE SET.
Good Government Club De-
cides on Publishing Arti-
cles and the Like.

The weekly meeting Of the Good
Government club was held Thursday
evening at the Y. " c. a. Reports
were received from committees which
indicate increased activity in the or
ganization. a campaign for raising
~ least $500 per month for the next
year 10 finance the organization was
inaugurated a short time ago and is
proceeding satisfactorily. About one
third has been subscribed. It was de-
cided to push this campaign to a sue
cessful close before the end OF the
present month
The publicity committee has ar
ranged q series OF brief articles TO ap-
pear in the Herald discussing various
phases Of the social evil and presenting
data collected by careful and scientific
investigation in many cities OF this
and other countries
The pastors OF the various churches
have been requested by the committee
10 speak on the subject OF Personal
Purity and Public Morals" as oppOr-
tunity may present itself Arrange
Inents are also being made to invite
speakers of prominence from cities
where the social evil has been defi-
nitely dealt with to address the citi-
zens OF FL Paso from time TO time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
TIMERS TORCH STARTS
FIRE: LANDLORD SUED

In a suit filed Thursday afternoon in
the 6Jth district court. Jose CobO seeks
r Judgment OF S12S1 against Petra
Rodriguez, as a result Of the loss OF
Decem Der 5
Cobo is a tenant Of the defendant.
renting a store and warehouse on South
Stanton street. He claims that when
lavatory on the defendants property
was out OF order. that Pauline Rojas
was employed to repair il: that Rojas
is a timer and not a plumber and that
his assistant was his son ROjas, 5r-. !
wears old. The plaintiff further claims
that through negligence in the use of
the blow torch in the repair work that
me fire was caused which destroyed
his nav
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15

The culinary cost OF a Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is IS cents II
OOO'OOI lnOQs 10 SSBJsAB uE ssq0BsI
reader s eacn issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15

THE great antiquity OF the art
and practice OF weaving shows
= the high quality OF applied in
telligence in early human history.
while the use Of the loom by the indi-
genous people OF America indicates
the universal development Of this in
vention all over the earth.
n. D. c. Crawford remarks in the
American Museum Journal that the
Chilkat loom employed by our north
west coast Indians is essentially the
same as that which Homer's heroine,
Penelope. is represented using in pic
ture on a famous Greek vase. while the
remains discovered on the sites Of the
neolithic Swiss lake dwellings indi-
cate that similar looms were in use
there in the dawn OF European his
tory.
The Aztecs were skiful spinners,
and so were the old eruvlans- The
Ojibways and Menominee Indians still
use simple looms, OF the same type as
those OF ancient Greece. Scandinavia
and probabl yEgypt. ana formerly the
art Of bag-veaving was extensively
nracriSed BY them The modern Nav
ajO Indian loom is essentially Of the
same type as that used BY the Peru
VANS 2000 years ago, and this. II turn,
was similar to the Asiatic loom. and
was common throughout southern
North America and onward 70 Peru.
When We feel the intONicatiOn Of our
vast mechanical triumphs. which have
made art cheap in more than one sense.
We can find a SOLDERING dose in Mr..
CraWfOrd's statements that the print
tive two-barred loom remains IN ac-
tuaI commercial use 20 this very mo-
Ha= HnHHH
such as rugs and tapestries that It
contains every principle Incorporated
in the latest product Of our great loom
factories" and that there is no fabric
made today which has not been made
on this apparently simple framework
Of sticks and string. while there are
at least two interesting fabrics, true
tapestry and Oriental pile-knOt rugs,
which are still made on It and which
cannot be made on any other type Of
loom"
To this. add the further statement
that the brocades OF India and OF 18th
and 18th century European manufac-
ture. made on the foOt-treadle looms
which mark the dividing line be-
tween modern looms and the true hand
loomsl. cannot compare. in artistic
value with Oriental rugs and Flemish
tapestries, nor. indeed. with the infin-
itely more ancient webs from the Pc
ruvian desert"
There is a wonderful exhibition OF
the products Of the ancient Peruvian
looms in a hall of the American Mu-
scum Of Natural History, photographs
Of some OF whose masterpieces are
herewith reproduced, and 4 famous
silk designer is said to have remarked
recently that there was inspiration
sufficient for centuries Of creation in
that single hall Mr.. Mead points out
the fact that we must not give the
credit of these magnificent textile pro-
auctions to the Incas, for they were
made centuries before the sway OF the
Incas began
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
PROGRESS BEING MADE IN
GRADE CROSSING FIGHT

Although no definite action was taken
at the conference Friday IN the mayors
office between representatives OF the
FL Paso x Southwestern and the Gal
weston. Harrisburg & san Antonio rail-
roads, and the mayor and CITY council.
the city officials appear pleased at the
progress being made on plans TO abolish
the death dealing crossings in the bust
ness section of town. and in a cOmpar-
atively short time some change VIII De
apparent
C. F. Hawks, general manager. and
John l. Campbell. Ger engineer, re-
spectiyely. OF the Southwestern and
representatives, OF the Galveston. Ha--
risburE & san Antonio. assured the
mayor and council that the survey
work for the new crossings was being
done now for both railroads and that
other plans are being worked out
It is expected that something defin-
tie will be decided upon by February
q. 1917. and on or about that date
meeting viii be held. at which all in
uerested parties VIII be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15

boJI safes were manipulated perfect
without any damage thereto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN
Made Well By Delicious VinOl

BelIefontsiue. Ohio-'.My blood was
very poor-I was in a weak. nervous,
rundown condition L tried different
remedies without benefit and one day
my druggist told me about VinoL I
tried it and IL built me up in every way
blood. strength and nerves. and tell
my friends IL is the best medicine on
earth MRS. EARL BRUNSON
Ninol sharpens the appetite aids d.
eestiOn. enricheS the blood and IN this
natural manner creates strength. Kelly
K Pollard. druggists. Fl PasO. Texas,
also at the leading drug store IN all
Texas toWns-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
SAFE WORKERS Hrsy

Expert SAFE WORKERS were busy N
Juarez Thursday night. getting into the
place of Gonzalez q Co, and securing
about $500 from the safe. They climbed
over a partition into the store Of g.
". Morrow and opened the outer door
OF the safe. but fled before entering
the inner commitment The locks on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
CYCLIsT SLIGHTLY BRUISED.

MagdalenO Salas. Of Gil South Vir-
einia street. was slightly bruised
Thursday night when his bicycle was
struck by an automobile driven by w
X. Wright on South Kansas, between
Third and Fourth streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
sANDERsoN ASKS NEW TRIAL.

On the grounds that new evidence
has been discovered. r. j. Sanderson,
battery A. Fifth field artillery, recent
~ convicted Of manslaughter in con-
nectlou with the death OF William Carr.
Of the 18Th Pennsylvania infantry. has
filed motion for a new ttial in the
saith district court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
The Finest PhOnORraPh in the
EanrhWe~r

Tn Art stvIe Aeolian-Vocalion. Price
$500. Made by the Aeolian Co The
largest manufacturers OF musical in
struments in the world You are IN
vited to see il at Fl Paso Piano Co.
eOS Texas st. Sole ASents.-AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-15
Have You Seen Ite

That $500 Aeolin-vocalion- The fin
est art style phonograph ever brought
10 the Southwest On display in our
modern booths E. PaSO Piano Co,
eos Texas street-AdY.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
U. 5. DISTRICT COURT, WESTERN
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN BANKRUPTCY
IN BANkRUPTC

In the matter of James Frank
Blakely, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of Above
Named Bankrupt:
Notice is Hereby gwen that
James Frank BlakeIy of Natchi-
toches. Parish of Natthitoches,
il said District, was ~adjudged
bankrupt on the 9Th day of May,
1916, and that the first meeting =
che creditors of said banHrupt Wi
be held before Robert A. Craiat,
Referee. 402 > Commercial Ma
onal Bank Building, 5hresepoFt,
Ia. on inc Is h daY Of Ha,
1915, at 10 .. ~. at WHICH fape
~ creditors my clret i PFrstf
tmiae the ntlkrua nroy the'r
tlt1ls, AID tfsu4,act sdcil l-l intss
Is may com befafc said plas st.g
ROBERT A. GKAIa.
u. S. Re cree il Bar kruptcg.
IdPORfANT-E a C b creditor
should Immediately Tile with tie
Referee Proof Of dcJt ii forn as
erquired by the BaRkrnptcy La
Payments ate made onlv IN ies
4l5Y tilea sud allowed.
! II Ut,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18

Mrs. w. w. BreazeaIe enter
tanned The Bermuda Club of
which she is an honored member
and a number of town friends on
Saturday afternoon at a progress
sive euchre party when Dorothy
Perkins roses we're used for decor
ations most effectively. The fire
places were banked with cedar in
bloom, the crystal blossoms bend
ing most artistically with the
delicate pink roses which elected
many admiring comments.
The pretty club prize was won
by Mrs. Miller, the second prize
by Miss Henry, lone hand Mrs.
G. L. Breazeale, BOBBY Miss Irene
Cloutier. All being beautiful hand
work Of the hostess and her ac-
complished daughter.
At the conclusion of the game
a sumptious luncheon of turkey
with salad and all the accompany
ments followed by ice cream and
cake was served to the club mem
bers guests who were Mines Mills
paugh, j. G. and J. H. Keyser,
Henry, s. Aaron, E. Bath,
Blanchard, Browne, Hill, Porter.
Chaplin, D. w. and G. L. Brea-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18

A copy Of the report of the
Board Of Administration Of the
shreveport Charity Hospital has
been sent the editor with the fol-
lowing which will proSe Of gem
eral interest to lhe friends OF Mrs.
VaIlery DeBlieux:
This book will snow You Of tie
excellent work done by our HosDi-
cal corps during the past two
years. / am progressing riht
along with M work ard last
mDDlh bad che honor Of beng
promoted as senior nurse OF the
wards and any time that the head
nerse is absent, / take her place.
| fees that my home friend. are
interested ia ms welfare and like
to- hear Of aDy success l may
hayes
Yours sincerely.
ELoIsE DEBLTEg1.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
Your Store Bill
Down One Half

Tens Of thousands of farmers as well as
town and city folks cut down their store
bills one-half last year and saved money
in spite of generally short crops and re-
duced wages.
Absolutely millions of dollars were
saved and countless families lived better
than ever before in the face of the cotton
crisis and general business depression.
How we're these b~urdensome store bills
cut down? By the real money-saying
power of good home gardens, rightly
planted and kept planted and tended
through the season.
Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue tells how
to cut store bills down; tells about gar
den and farm seeds of kinds and a quail
ity that cannot be bought from your mer-
chant or druggist. It's full of garden and
farm information. It's free if you ask
for it. Write for it now. II. G. HASTINGS
CO.. Atlanta, Ga.-(Advt.)
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18

FtHWF
Mines. Il. r. Raggio. 7. l..
) Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.
Roy, Misses Inez Chaplin, Edith
Porter, Pearl aud Nay Weaver,
Iris Huckabay Messrs. e. u. Me-
Chung. III 81 X Payne, o.
Beigcr, Matt Buatt. Henry Genius,
were among the numbcr who went
to Alexandria on the Normal
special saturday
Mr.. Bernard Nelken paid d
business visit p Nashville last
week In Che iltefsss of Pot Ponrri
tie Norma year book, of which
Ae \ business paanageE
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
Notice.

Sealed bids for the purchas Of
$40, 100000 Good Road Bonds 1l
be received by the u~ndersigaec .
be opened at 10 O'Clock a.
Thursday, MAY 25th, 1915.
must be accompanied with cert
check for 5000. 90 as a puaea :
of good faith. The right is
served TO reject any and all bas.
Address:
q. II. PIERSO
Prest. Police Jury, Parish OF at.
caitoches, La.
40
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
Warning.

The public is hereby warned
not to trade for or negotiate a
certain time certificate issued to
me by the Bank of Robeline. No.
339 for $780, 90 payable to myself
Sswelve months after date-dated
Nov. 9th, 1914. Same is lost or
stolen,
ALEX BROWN.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
Derry, La, May ii, 1915.

A large Progressive Euchre was
ii, en- last Tuesday by Mrs. r. Fl.
Gulllot 1t her home, Derry, the
proceeds Of which were for Rev.
Fa her Brett, pastor Of St. johns
Church. Cioutierpille, La. Quite
4 crowd attended and q fine sun
realized.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
PERSONAL
And
OTHERWISE

DE Woes Forecast. May 19tt
cloudy with rain. goth to 21s
warm and clear. 22nd to 23rc
warm and cloudy. On the Oath a
hot wave will form over the
upper Mississippi Valley. 25th
hot and sultry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phanor Breazeale
spent last week in New Orleans.
Judge Porter is at home this
week after a strenuous session of
Court in Alexandria.
Awning stripe Batiste 15c yard
at Semmelman's.
Mr., Dave Hart of Kansas CITY
Joined his wife and little daughter
here last week.
II inch embroidery 1Oc yd. ut
Semmelman's S.
Miss Helen Freeman who has
been teaching in South Louisiana
has returned home.
Mrs. Adolphe Lemme of Boyce
has been the guest of Mines Payne
and Nelson for the past week.
Satin striped organdy 15c at
Semmelman's.
Miss Mona Derouen of Colorado
reached here Saturday and will
spend the Summer with her sister
Mrs. Genoa L'herisson.
; Misses Carroll Flower, AliceI
Callahan aud Seessel Breazeale
went to Alexandria Friday night
for the week end returning Sun
day night.
Mrs Antoinette Prudhomme
has returned from Campti where
she was called by the death of her
sister Mrs Gabe Prndhomme.
Ivory, champaign pumps ex
clusiYely at Semmelman's.
Miss Lily Prndhomme has been
enjoying a visit to friends in
DonaldsonyilIe, Morgan 1sityI
Thibadaux and Lafayette for the
past few weeks.
Mrs. w. French of Alexandria
was called to Natchitoches Sunday
BY the serious illness of her
nephew Mr.. Edmond Prudhomme.
Grev pumps at Semmelman's.
Rev. Sidney Vail who is now
stationed in Algiers has been
spending the past week in Natchi
toches. i,
Rose, Copin and Tan poplin 25c
yd. at Semmelman's.
Mrs. r. B. Hollingsworth Of
California and Mrs. Murray Rlss
and little daughter Of Texas are !
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Potts at their plantation home.
Messrs. Scarborough, Carver
Smith, Henry and Breazeale we're
among the members OF the Nat j
chitoches bar who had business
before the Supreme Court in ,
New Orleans last week. !,
Sheer Nainsoox Mems night
shirts at Semmelmanis. .
Mrs. M. Burkhalter of Shreve- {
port who accompanied her mother j
on her return from that city after /
q visit to her and her sister Mer- !
cedos who is 4 student at st. !
Vincent has returned home. !
DR.. Henry Cocram Of New !,
Orleans was called to Natchitoches
on Monday night by the serious J
illness Of bis sister Mrs. Macoomb J
who Is now some better is spend !
ing the week and win escort back :
bis wife and children. !
Ladies Palm Beach suits - 95
up 1T SemmeIman's.
Mines. +. p. Raggio. 7. L. .
Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. {
Roy, Misses Inez Chaplin, Edith /,
Porter, Pearl aud Nay Weaver,
iris Huckabay Messrs. E. Il. Nc ,
Chung, III q. X Payne. q. !,
Beiger, Matt Buatt. Henry Genius, /,
were among the number who went
to Alexandra un the Normal
special saturday.
Mr.. bernard Nelken paid d |
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18

Remember the Parcel Post Sal
on Saturday at Mr.. POLICEMAN
. Office where the best lunch t,
4 tempt the business man ami N.Y.
lady's dainty appetite, will b.
served for twenty-five (25) cents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Prudhommt
and daughters left for New Or
leans on Friday from where they
: went to Birmingham to attend the
1915 Confederate Veterans Re-
l union at which Mrs Prudhomme
t will serve as Matron of Honor.
After ENJOYING the past few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hughes, Mrs. Steve
Brown and attractive little
daughter returned to their home
in Shreveport on Sunday.
Miss Veva Chaplin who attend
ed the u. D. G. Convention held
in Shreveport last week as the.
delegate from the Natchitoches
Chapter, returned home Saturday
night and while in that city was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hunter.
A beautiful boquet of sweet
peas and maiden hair ferns was
sent the editor on Monday by
NJ rs. Leon Tuiaque who is always
successful in having the earliest,
choicest and greatest number of
these flowers of any n else in
town and who is always generous
in sharing them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Wemp,
Mr.. Harry AXE and mother en-
joyed q couple of days IN Alex
andria last week, with their
brother, Mr.. Victor AXE, and
from there Mrs. AXE continued
on to Patterson to visit the grand
daughter, Mrs. NJ. Fender miss
Dora Ake.)
Mrs. Fair Hvams entertained
The Ginderellas very delightfully."-
on Wednesday afternoon when
Misses Cecile Prudhomme and
Amelie Cloutier enjoyed the even
ing with the Club.
A lingerie shower was given by
Mrs. Loutie Chaplin on Sunday
evening in honor.o of her niece Miss
Katherine BreazeaIe who is among :
the Normal graduates when the
fair young honofea was the re-
c~il,ients of enough beautiful
lingerie and silk hose besides /,
numerous toilet articles. to haye
furnished a ~trousseau.
To the strains of q march play I
ed Miss Landry and Mr.. Henry {
Breazeale the guests marched
along the galleries to the end of
The hall where on a long line the (
gifts were hung and a hugh table (
was covered also. Early in the
evening the Normal friends were
guests of Mrs. Chaplin, her {
and the fair honoree
and after the shower a number of
other guests Joined the bic family !
party and several hours were !
spent delightfully."- With music and :
social intercourse. Delicious fruit
Iuices and sandwiches were served .
the evening. 9
Daises aud lilies were arranged '
most artisticalIy in tDe hall and /
of Mrs. A. E Baths pretty {
lome when she entertained The 4
Table Club on Tuesday /
of last week and Mrs. Z
McCook won the pretty first ]
Mrs Ducournau the second !
md Mrs. 5, Aaron the BOBBY. h
Mrs. Bechet of New York, Miss 4
cunningham Of Des Moines and {
Yrs. w. T. Cunningham Joined F
he ladies at tea when delicious /
salad, tomatoes with !
nayonaise followed by cream and i
AXE We're served by the hostess /
assisted BY Misses Ada Carver and i
Elite Levy and after discussing !
ialne, Miss Cunningham gave j
vocal numbers. a little a
Jhanson Francois in particular {
,harning the club and guests who
we're Mines. Henry, Chaffp,
Aacoomb, Keyser and Aaron. /
!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18
Succession Of Leon A. Davis.

4 W Watson having chs day 6lee
his application TO be appointed admins
Of the Succession Of Leon a
nrVis notice ia hereby given to ai
persons Interested 10 SLOW Cause within
ten days from date Why the sams
should not be granted
ID HYAMS
bsfR Clerk nth ID. q Cuur1
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-05-18

OCCUR
The important point is to follow the
lnishap with the right kind of repairing.
We improve what we mend. We will
put your car in Al trim at our shop.
This fact has been proved too often to
be doubted, We also handle a full line
OF automobile supplies and accessories
NatcRitoChes livery & Garage Co
Phone io5 Natchitoches, La
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-05

Die Melonus, baR 9entidlano
Die bon ibr gefpr6erte Grflarmna,
iie babe nit Der 3erit6rnmg Der ygm-
iitania" einen nnseieklidem glft
begangen, suriifseiuieien babe, fat
iif beitatigt. sSn Der 9eDte an Bern
lturff bic bDn 0em ltnteritaatslefre-
tar Zimmerman seldrieben lit,
ipirb ausOriidlid gegen bic 8eseidJ-
ming Der 3erit6rnng Der o9niitas
nia1 ais illegal, ais nnseietlidJ,
profeitiert nnO es iuir6 DurgeId)la-
gen, oafir bic GrflGrnng sn ieten,
bak 9eiitidIano berantluortlidl fir
ben Sob Neutraler lei, bic bei
3erit6rnng eines feinoliden Sdiffes
itm's Se6en famen, nno iid) in
ltebrigen nit Der frii6erem Grfla-
rnng sii begniisen, bak 9eutIdlamb
fiiaftig feline feinoli6en Ganffabr-
tei- r's EaiIagierId)iffe amareifen
iuerl aeDOr bic betreffembem Gdiffe
geiuarnt leien. Der Son Der gsute
ut fein abiueiienber pber mnfrenno-
Iider, bic @erbamblnngen iinb nidlt
abgebroden unb es lit pollfommen
ridDtig, iuenn lpmuI in nnIerm
Sfaats6epartement, als and in Der
beuffdjen 8ptidaft erflart iuirb, bas
bic Gage iid nid)t perGnbert fabe
iimo baf nidts paiiiert lei, nm iie
8dliinmer Sit MAIDEN. Gbeuip ridJ-
tig 1T es aber audi, ipenn man in
9enfIdIanb babon fpridt, baf es at
elmer Sriiis gefommen lei nmb l)ier
bei inns, baf bic Gage cine ie6r ern.
lte lei; oenn erit jett bat man 6en
eigenflifen Stern Der Gadje erreidjt.
lEniere @eeiernna iuill, oaE 9entldl-
fanb feine Art 0ts 1lnteriee6uotfrie-
ges felbit fir rmgeietlidj erflare nno
oanit cine &eiterfiifrmng oieies
Srieaes IN beriel6em glrt mic bisber
itHm0gIidl mndDen: 9elttidlano mill
itnter feinen 1tmftGn6en baramF ein-
seben ano iidJ iel6ft gum 9lmfge6em
oes ltnterier6ouffricges uernrtcifen.
Dieter arnnAIStlidJe @eaemfab, Der
ailf elmer abiulnt beridliebenen 9lnf.
taNhng Der @erbGltniiIc baIierf, lit
III al ben bisberisen M6madjnnaen
ttidH beriibrt iuorben. sSebt 6af
Tim tnlere @egiermns betont nnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-05
SnIanb.

Ser 8ltneesienat bat NIT so
gegen "a Stilnmen Die 8bilippinerl-
Sin angenonlmen. Die 9ia ertpei-
tert Die He6te Ser 2egislatur, Der.
eroBert Die 3obl Der Misunderstanding
ten 8eipobner BON 250,000 aui
100000, iiioem tie allen. ipel6e Die
beitnii1e Sprode lelen nno i6rel-
ben fonnelL 0os Stinrrnredt erteilt, },
berbietet Die @ieltpeiberei, Die Sfla-
perei llno ole 9epor5ugllng gefpilier
&laIien Der 8epolferling tpegen III.
rer 9teligion; fiibrt boaitdnoige 9ro-
bibtttom elm, unter Der aud Die Gin
fubr bon alfobolbaltigen Getrdilfelt
perboten lit itno erflart, in Dem ihon
neuli6 ongenonlmenen glarfe
amenoernent, baB Die 8bilippitlen
innerbalb BON bier sSobren poIlig
ltilabbangig bon ben Ser. Staateil
genlaft iperoen lollen. gs iei bent,
oer8raiioerlt balte BEN 3eitpunft licbt
fir geeignet, INN cine iolbe poll.
fomnlene llnobb1ngigfeit einsufiib-
rem sSstt einem lol6en 8aIle ntiB
aber ieine Stnli6t BON Dem neii eins
tretenoen anngreB geteilt uno gut
gebeiBen perben. 9ebor oie llno6.
bdngiefeit Der SSSnieIn proflomiert
miro, ioa Ser 9roiibent 8ertrige NIT
Der Bhilippinern abIhlieBen orr1|
peldle Die @iqentrnrsrebte Der 8iir-
ger ser Gereinioten GfaatenI
uno anoerer 26116er auf ihr
@tgenttm in ben Hbilippi-
mem geii6ert miro uno ourh oie
iins ssIotten- uno aoblenitotionen
sligeltanoen iperoen. Die Sill