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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15

O X. STAMP AND SEAL co. ils ives,
Grand Phone Wal 3S3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15

FEMALE HELP WANTED

/, Answering Ads Please Mention Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15
MADISON HOTEL

steam heated rooms, hot and cold
water. elevator. bells, bath and porter
service low rates iil.lie n broadway.
Phone Wal egea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15
KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING.
In Answ ,r,ns Ads Please Mention Times,

Your KODAK FILMS developed. lOc n
roll prints up 10 2LStt, 9c: larger
sizes In proportion, quick servce. Weot.
fnlls Drug Store Oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times

NEW and uscd lumber. garages, poul-
Try houses, all kinds fence and posts
32O $ Walker, Walnut 1879
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,

/ NICELY furnished room in private fam
/ ily. walking distance. Phone Maple
Ill52
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
n Ansv erinr Ads Please Mention Tln,~

PIANO tuning, 81 l1j; workmanship guar.
hntccd perfect. nlso repairing. cleaning
and rebuilding l.. HwiriE Maple 1874,
PROF GLuCKSMAN. 'niln teacher
Room 22I Baltimore nldg Cnll or
phone wal 2l06
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
CARRANZA MUM ON
signing PROTOCOL
Secretary Lane Takes Step to
Close Conference

Washington, Dec. Pin the alb
sence Of any reply from General Car
rama to the insistence Of the Amer
lean conn issioners that he ratify or
reject the protocol signed at Atlantic
City, Secretary Lane, chairman Of the
American commissioners, took the
first step today toward closing the ne
gotiations. He sent requests to DR..
j. r. Mott and Judge George Gray,
the other members of the American
commission to meet him here some
time this week. At that meeting the
details to bring the conference to an
end will be agreed upon.
The only communication from the
Mexicans received today was a note
from the secretary Of the Mexican
committe sent last night in which it
was said that no reply from General
Carranza had been received.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27

The annual Christmas tree obserV
ance will be held by the Vega society
Saturday evening.
Miss FIilda Wright of New York
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lord Of Bronson street.
Mrs. r. A. Alderman, who has been
i'll at her home on Slater road, is re-
ported as convalescent.
Christmas exercises were held in
ST Marks church yesterday for the
infant department. Presents were
distributed from a prettily decorated
Christmas tree. This evening the old
er children of the school will enjoy
a Christmas tree.
Papers in a suit for 800, brought
by Barney Lehrer against J. F. Hal
eva, were served yesterday by Con-
stable Fred Wrinkle. They are re-
turnable in New Britain city court
the second Monday in January. At
tornev A. A. Greenberg represents the
laintiff.
The New Britain Nest of Owls will
meet to elect officers this evening at 8
O'Clock The meeting will take place
in Electric hall.
The members of Court Columbia
D. of c., will meet in Electric hall
Friday evening to hold drawing for
turkeys. All members should give
their coupons to Mrs. d. j. Mcguire
of 1871 Black Rock avenue or Miss
A. M Fox Of SO South Burritt street
before 1880 o'clock on that evening".
Mrs. Ernest Mucke will entertain
the Ladies' Rifle club at her home
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Katherine Mills, a student at
wellesley college is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Mills.
Don't forget Firemen's ball, New
Years night, Booths hall.-advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27

that in various ways they sought to
aid enemies Of the German govern
ment 1t was to trace these alleged
violations that the local German con.
sulate employed agents to visit vari-
Gus parts of the country and Canada.
BOpp said, but not for the purpose
Of dynamiting railroad tunnels and
munition ships, as the governme nt
alleges.
John A. McGregor president of the
Union Iron Workers, is to be called
.oday by the defense and questioned
IS to the delivery of submarine parts
20 Canada and also as to the truth
# reports that the company sent
Workmen to Canada to assemble the
submarines. The defense contends it
Will prove that Consul BOpp was JUS
tifed lin sending agents to Canada to
tind out the facts and make them
the basis for protests by the German
en- bassy
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
CITY BUSINESS HAS
GREATLY INCREASED
One Thousand More Documents Filed
in City Clerks Office Than Dur
ing Entire Year of 1915.

Never before has the office of the
city clerk handled such an enormous
amount of business as during the past
year and the annual records, when
compiled, will show that considerably
more than 1000 additional documents
were filed in the archives during
1916 than in. 1915.
During the year of 1915 just 3, ST.
documents were filed with the city
clerk, yet this morning at 1890
o'clock document No. 4,S71 was filed.
Since then several more have been
registered and before 1916 passes into
history there will be many more.
The same holds true Of each of the
city departments. The board Of pub
lie works has done more business this
year than ever before. The health
has been buster and bet
ter than in previous years, the water
also, and so on through
each of the depa rtments. Tax Col
lectOr LOOMS will likewise show a,
greatly increased amount Of work in
his annual report.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
JAIL FOR CHINAMAN

Little Girls Testify in Court to Alleged
Actions of East Main Street Laun-
dryman-Appeal Taken.
At a continued hearing before Judge
James r. Meskill in police court to-
day, Sam Lee, laundryman of 267 East
Main street, was sentenced to three
months in Jail. A charge Of niscon-
duct was not pressed. Through
Judge B. F. Gaffney, an appeal was
taken with bonds of 5000 furnished
by J. F. Mclaughlin of sc Madison
street, Hartford. The witnesses were
Annie Grasalivch of 265 Elm street
and Annie Sepetski Of 275 Elm street,
thirteen and ten years old respectively,
They testified as to Lees alleged i'm
proper conduct. The accused has been
in trouble before on somewhat similar
charges.
Mrs. Kittie LaBonty of 40 Spruce
street, Hartford, came to New Britain
yesterday for a good time, had it and
was arraigned today for intoxication.
She was allowed to go under a sus-
pended sentence, provided she left the
city at once and does not return. Miss
Elsie G. Osborn of the Charity Or
ganization was directed to see that the
accused returned home on the first
train,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
RUSSIA TO REJECl
PROPOSALS BY II
Foreign Minister Says They
Similar to GerIaany's
London, 27,-Tl1e. Russian foreigf|

London, 27s-Tl1e Russian foreigx
minister, M. Pokrovski invited the
representatives of the press at Petrol
grad yesterday to am interview, att
which ne outlined his program and
his ideas in regard to the presentS
political situation. Reuters Petrograd
correspondent says that in general this
ministerial declaration, which seems
to have been meant to take the place.
of the usual speech before parliament,a
consisted of a few clear propositions:
First-There has been no change in
the relations between Russia and her
allies. g.. ,f.t. ,.H
I Second-The minister declared with
firm assurance that after the war the
military alliance of France, England,
and Russia would be consolidated in
close economic union.
Third-The war will be continued,
according TO this declaration, until a.
decisive victory has been won.
NJ. Pol1rovski~ then discussed the
three great questions of the day-the
German peace proposal, President
Wilson'S note, and the attitude Of
Greece After recalling the recent
Duma declarations in regard to the
German peace note, M. Pokrovski
passed to the action of President Will
son, saying Russia appreciated highly
! the good will and the lofty, humanel
| motives of the presidents note, but he
| declared it could alter in no way the
| political situation created by the
| false and hypocritical moves Of the
Berlin government
| AS the note conceded with the Ger
| man proposals, he said, the ideas OIL
| the Russian government in regard tel
| Mr. Wilson's action were almost an
! al0gOus with those which had been set|
| forth by the Russian press; that is to|
{ say, the governments attitude in re-
I gard to both questions was one of
| complete refusa. Nevertheless, the|
| Allied governments would reply with
| all possible fullness. They would re-
| iterate NJ. POkrovski said, that they
would continue the war until theI
ravaged territories had been restored
! and until there had been created al
| state of affairs in which the existence|
Of small nations would be assured and
in which new worldwide. conflagra-
ton would be impossible.
Speaking of Greece, M. Pokrovski|
re-asserted that the Entente powers
! would not tolerate for moment any
| attitude on the part of that country
that would affect their military inter i
ests seriously. He said measures al Il
ready had been taken and that others
of military nature shortly would beI
carried out which would put an end
once for all to Greek vacillation.
Commenting on the declaration Of
the foreign minister the Novod
| Vremya of Petrograd says it is veryl
opportune and gives a faithful idea Of
/ the reply of the Allies to Germany and
! the United States
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
EDWARDS is PROMOTED.
Teller at Commercial Trust Company
Advanced to Assistant Treasurer

Earl r. Edwards, teller at the Com
mercial Trust company, was last
night advanced to the position of as
sistant treasurer at a meeting of the
board of directors. Mr.. Edwards was
formerly connected with a large in
surance office In Hartford and came
to the Trust company upon it's or
ganization.
Mr.. Edwards is member of the
Kenilworth club and is also a mem
Der of the First Connecticut Infantry,
belonging to the Machine Gun COM
pany which saw active service on the
Mexican border last summer. He is
the son of G. e. Edwards of Maple
street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
S631,3oo,0o0 IN GOLD HERE
Arrival of $4,000, 900 More From Can
ada Today-Mammoth Influx Since
European War Broke Out.

New York, Dec. 27.-With only
three business days of the year re-
naming after today, gold to the
amount of $631, 800, 600 had been i'm
ported to the United States from all
sources during 1916. This includes
fresh consignment of $4,6O0,000 from
Canada deposited at the Philadelphia
mint to the account of j. P. Morgan
and company.
The total of gold imports was
brought up to 639,300,0O0 with the
arrival at the assay office here today
of $8,000,OOO from Canada, consigned
to the same firm.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
AMERICANS ACCUSED
BY GERMAN CONSUL
Bopp Says Manufacturers Wcrc No
Over ScrupulOus to Avoid ViO-
Iation Of Neutrality.

San Francisco, Dec. 27.-Counter
accusations Of violation of neutrality
are expected to continue today at the
trial of Franz Bopp, German consul
general and six assistants, who are
charged with conspiracy to violate
American neutrality by hampering
shipment of munitions to the Entente
allies. Consul Bopp, whose exam
ination was completed yesterday, said
that American manufacturers were
not over scrupulOus in their regard
for strict observance of neutrality and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
All Power in People.

Queretaro, Dec. &c, via Mexico City,
Dec. 27.-At tonight's session of the
Mexican constitutional congress an
article Of the new constitution was
passed declaring that the national
sovereignty exists essentially and
originally in the people; that the en-
tire public authority springs from the
people and is instituted for their ben
Gifts; and that the people have the
right at any time to alter or modify
the form of government"
The labor article still is under dis
cussion. the points debated being the
questions of an eight-hour day and
no night work for women and chill
dren. They were added to original
article in committee and a separate
vote may be taken on them tomor-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
CHANNEL IN MERRTMAC
River to Be Improved From Lowell
to the Sea.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Federal ap-
preparation of $7,076,6O0 to provide a
channel eighteen feet deep and two
hundred feet wide in the Merrimac
river, Mass, from Black Rock Beacon
TO Hunts Falls conditioned upon
state or local cooperation, was recon-
mended to congress today by the war
department. The war department re-
ported adversely on the proposal to
improve the Merrimac to Manchester,
N. H, but recommended Improvement
for the river from Lowell to the sea-
An appropriation was made for chan
mel 1000 feet wide and not less than
% feet deep across the bar at the
mouth of the river at the expense Of
the United States to cost $4,000 a
year. In urging this Improvement of
the Merrimac, the department sug-
gested that the first federal appro-
priation be 100000. The state OR
local funds to be made available at
the same rate.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
Persling's Outfit Damaged.

Washington, Dec. 27.Heavy damage
to the equipment of Major General
Pershing's command in Mexico was
reported today in dispatches to the
war department., telling of the storm
which swept his lines Christmas day.
Masts of the wireless at Colonia Dub
Ian and Ell Vale were blown down
and field hospital No. 3. was demol-
ished. Roofs were carried away by
violent winds. At least IS per cent.
of the tentage at Colonia Dublan was
destroyed and Geographic commune
cation was interrupted along the line
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
GOVERNMENT PAPER PLANT.
High Cost of Paper Forces United
States Into Business.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Erection of
government pulp and paper mill
to insure an adequate supply at rea-
sonable prices was approved by the
joint congressional committee on
printing today by the COMMITTEES
which annually draws specifications
for government paper.
The house committee on printing
has also recommended a government
bill.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
Will Prevent Further Attacks.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Assurance
have been given Brig. Gen. Bell at
Ell Paso by Mexican military officers
that every effort will be made to pre-
vent attacks from the Mexican side
of the border as was recently directed
at Kentucky guardsmen General
Bell reported today he believed there
will be no further trouble
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27
VETERAN JOURNALIST DEAD.

Worcester, Dec. 27.-f'reeman
Brown, former newspaper man, city
clerk of overseers of the port. died
today from apoplexy. He was born
in Hubbardston, in 1915 and in 1862
entered the office of the old Worces-
ter Spy where he was employed until
1886 when he joined the Telegram
staff. He served 25 years as clerk of
the overseers Of the port
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-12-27

The first meeting Of the Young Peo7
pies society of Trinity Methodist
church was held last evening. 1T was
voted to apply for admittance to the
Christian Endeavor society of the
city. Meetings will be held the last
Friday Of each month. A social half
hour will be enjoyed Sunday evenings
from to 1880 o'clock.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Nupcrcn Wptipc lmtcr5uidiebcn, an
Die cs lclb't nicmnls glaubt."
&ummcutnr Der budl muraliif icin
wCncnocm ,Gbicagu S%ribmnc".

Bic .Gbicago Sribuuc", ba5 tons
angcbenbe 9latt bes 8eitens, brnd,tc
iihcr bas foniglife Snterpien am 81.
Sanlinr ein GOitpriell. Dem mir ben
fol8cnoen, Den gnn5en Seitariifel
fenn5ei6ncnocn Suiius, entnebmen:
The king Of Greece is indignant,
helpless, practical, and in emergency
becomes a democrat------Greece, SUI
premely DESTROYS Of only II thing-to
come through the war intact without
having been in it's being sacrificed to
the ~exigencies of the great powers
grouped in the entente. There is no
reason why it should not be.-.-~--The
agony Tin Europe) is so great, the need
so tremendous that scrupulous regard
for the precise rights, for the happiness
and comforts of folk who have not thus
for been drawn into the disaster, is not
to be consulted at ALL"
60 jcneS @lutt, bu5 lid Dor cinem
Sabre uidt gcnuB ilbcr Die ungcblidc
@crleBung Der nid)ts eriltierenoeu
Neltrolitdt @elgien's entrilIten fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Senator pkelan aber Gelbe
0etatr.

@aibineton, 9. G.-Senator
Ybclan erfldrte am 20. Sanuar in
elmer Hcbe I'M aon9rcB, elm einsiscr
Seino nit elmer Stange Spnamit
fonne ben Serfebr burd ben Yanamas
Ganal labmlegen, unb einen iolhen
,Seino bdtten mir in Californian an
Den Sapanern inter ms. ipGbrenb Die
paSiiiide aiiite 9an6 ipebrlos lei. @r
erinnerte baran, mic I'M Sabre 1902,
als Seutihlanb ben Sanbelspcrtebr
Senc3ucla's labmlegte. Der YrGiibent
miere Slotte I'M %faraibiiten @teer
mobil mad)te. Die crit fir3 5lppr ben
Siea bel WoniIa eriohten bate. uno
pie ale ariegs9cfabr I'M Sanbums
brebcn poriibcr mar, nift nit Riids
Iidt aui b~eitebenbc Scrtrdge. ipnbcrn
aus benz ciniaden @rumpc, neil Die
pcriommcltc Slottc Der belltid)cn orcis
iuh iiberle9eu mar. Nah Galiiors
nicn. iubr or fort, fommen trpe ocs
Mbfommcns ilbcr Ole 9cihrGntung Der
ginfpanocrun9 idbrlih iiber 5000
Sapaner. mebr als ie 5upor, uno es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Die iebweSiiete QkrsnreSe.
N%nmaRuus elmer rsewiHen Maht'
%gcbiibrenb gebranomGrft.

Stodbcl M. - Ser ihlpepiihe
Rifscog nilrbe am II. Snmnr or
pffnct unb aonig 8uituf iagtc in
ieiner Sbronrepe H.. a.:
I Gin furftbares Hingcn, bns an
Grbittcrung inmcr mcbr sunimmt,
uno blirdb fpeldcS Die Sutunit Der
Nationeu beitimmt perben miro, 9ebi
iest in Der 8elt Dor iih. llniere Res
sieruns boiit eruitlid. audi fernerbir
inltauoe 81 iein. Die Neutralit6t az
betpabren, an Der iie lid 0 Segiur
beS arieseS an befannt Eat, bod I'M
bieie Neutralitdt unb Die SouberGs
nitdt Shtpeben's an erbalten, miiier
itdrtere Streittrdite 5u @aiier uno 81
2anbe in 9ereitIdaft icin.
.Sie ihpehii6e Hesieriins lit meb,
als einmal 9ediullneen geipeieu, lid
Seriuden gu piberieeen, Die inbns
ltrieIen unb nirtbihaftlifen HedtC
bes 9anoes inter Die anmaBenbe Son.
trole elmer anocren Mndt 5u iteleu
Inter pieien llmitdnncn muB bos
9anb imltanbe iein, lid seeen etmaist
Iugriffe an pertbeioisen. Sic Hcgies
rlrng ipirp babcr baS Yarlamcnt I'm,
Grncnuun9 bon bciouberen Selesatcr
eriufeu, Die 5uiammen nit ser Gre
tutipe bes Meids rationale Sragen be.
iprehen ioaen, bic niht offentlih bis.
futirt perben fonnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Waikineten's prstefte usn
GnolanS aboewieIcit.

@oibiugtpn. 3. 6. - Nus
bobcu a~reiicu Der Administration pers
lartet am is. Suulnr. buB @roB>
britannicn Die Iutiport uuf ben
Yrctcit bicier Hcsierung se9eu Die
ginmii6ung III uniereu Sanbel purd,
Sefanntgabe Der 9ldne betrcfiS Nuss
bebnun9 Der Slodaoe. betannt gegebeu
babe. Nus 8uperldiiiser GncIe lpurbc
in griabrung 9ebratt, baB 0rpBs
%britnnuien ale biesbe5iiglidJcu Yrptelte
bicies Sunncs unbcattct lniien fperbe.
Sa5 britiide Iusludrtigc Imt cnts
pirit Yldnc, Die Slpdabc Scutits
Lambs ubne Hiifiiht auf bic Hef)te
Der Der. Staatcn, nad Woslitfeit 5ll
peprbihten. Iaer giniprut bieics
2nnoes miro unerb6rt bleiben, bis es
gnslanb gelungen lit, ale Sanoclss
pcse naf Seutiflanp 5u untcrbiubcu.
Grit neun bieie Eldne ollsgefiibrt.
miro III ncn Ser. Staatcn oifcn ant
lportcn unb 5tunr DAMN. baf cs ale
Nnipriid)c bcriclbcu pcrlpirit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
rSaralsne"sSau i'm aeiet9s'
tag.
Observation-Disclosures sesen britiihs
Resicruns, nidlt sesen britiihes
Gulf, gebilligt.

Berlin So5inloemotrat NOste
crfldrte am IS. Sanuar I'M oeutit,en
Heihstae, Die ausfliidte, gu bencu
Die britii6e 8egierung 9reiit, I'M Der
geitrafuug Der Sdulpigeu 81 cnt>
geben, bebeliten cine birette SiQigung
Der Grmorbuug Der beutid]cu Gee
Ieutc. Wir proteitieren cntldieben
gegen iolde Seleibigung uuicres
Bottles" Ser Hebncr filgte bin8u,
bnb Die So5ialbemofraten bariu eiuig
feien, baB Der Sal niht ourt] einen
bloben Troteit crlebist perben lam,
unb billi9eu Die Gntiheibung Der He>
sieruu9, gu @ergcltungsmaBregcln 81
g~reifen.
ST.. Yeter Spubu Silbrer bcs Geus
trums, Mfaior grRit gnlIern,ann, Ma
tionauiberaler. unb Der Sortifrittlide
Siidbcd iprad)en in dbnlibcr 8eiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
II. :. u. OcutidblanS's SsinS.
go crfldrt Der Siihrcr Ger Suuier=
pntiuen I'M preuRiidDcn Nbgcz
ureuctcnbaus.
(spe5ien iar oieie 3eituns bcarbeitct.)

gcrliu.-S prcuBild)cu Nb9ez
orpuetenbaus nanntc am 10. Sanliar
D. @~epbebraup. Der Silbrer Der aoniers
patipen, in icincr Hcbc Nncrifo Den
~,idlimmiteu Scinb" Scutitlanb's {.
Sd mpd)te nift Die Sernntlportlitz
felt ~unicrer id%lintmitcn Sciubc, gu
oencu Nmerifa icBt gercdluet pcroen
mug, ba Is Den arieg nm minbeitens
cin Snhr p%crldngerte, tragcn", Iagtc
b. Se~Jbebranb. (Iuf Die Steucrs
uusiidtcn iibcreebcub, briidte Der Ibz
georbnete Sefiirttungcu fiir Die Soiten
aus. Die Die rcicbcrcu alallcn luabrz
id)einlid) 81 tragcn babcu luerben. uno
Surd,t fiir Die llnabbdn9igfeit Der cins
jelncn Staatcn.)
Sit y. SenbcbrAlo nit iciuer Grflds
rung iibcr bic Ger. Stuuteu nidt i'm
Hcdt? Sprah rod aongrcBmann
~ i'm brcn ppu Wuibington an
8. SaruIar i'm aungreb ipie folgt iiber
rltnierc blntise Iruiperitat":
.Sebc Subuitric in Den &~erciuiaten
Stanten. nic iih aud, MIR elmer
%rprmnleu Troiperitdt e"rfrcut. perbanft
bieIclbe Der cutIeplidIcu Sragooie,
lueld)e icBt Die @elt pcripiiitet.
Dian brnmdc unr bic Sruut in
europa Su beiuhen, nm bie Mihtisteit
ieiner Nchauptung bcitltiat 5m iiuoen.
Su cinem a"mcrifuniid,cm NmtUmpbil
fdbrt man 5n Den SdJiihcngryis zen, bic
nit a%mcrifaniid,en @erfscuscu gcsra
ben limb. nit amerifauiidjrm Spl5 ciu=
sefaRt, burd nmerifaniidcu Stad,el-
nrabt beidliikt, nit amcritaniifen &a-
npncn bcitiidt, nit amerifaniiher
Muuitiuu gefiiat, uertbeioist pom
Sulcatet, bic nit amerifauiihen Bro
bmftcn ausseriiitet, befleinet NH err
nibrt ucrcen. Nmcrifaniifc Nero
plane fliesen uben, bic 3apancric
iauit auf am%erifaniid,cn Yferncu pur=
bel, bic leidtc grtilleric wiro uun
amcrifaniiheu Wanleieln bernnse=
brad,t."
Ban mose iih bic &olc aniebeu.
mo bic iceigc ninerifaniife Yroiperis
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limb Damn an Ben Sanbelsminiiter
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bel icbcr nelicn @ruuntc Elm pcraniige
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