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The Washington herald., 1917-10-22
Leow,. CoIumbi.-ecr.Idine F.rr.r

Leow's CoIumbia-Gcrsldin Farrar.
AS the Woman That God Forgot
presented at Loew's Columbia, Ger
aldine Farrar is SO wonderful that
she is really quite unforgettable to
human beings.
A handsome. blue-eyed Spanish ad-
venturer, an Aztec princess with a
trick of looking out. of the corner Of
her eyes. red gold beyond the dreams
of ruthless conquista6ores. a sacrifice
of palpitating human life to the Sun
God There you have the compo-
nents OF the big picture.
Miss Farrar is vitality fascinating,
Of course. but her support Is equally
good. As Capt. ANarado, a favorite
Of the incredibly tricky, and ruthless
hut indouitable Cortes. Wallace Reid
gives a performance marked by tre
taking mannerisms which appeal to
his admirers. Theodore Kosloff, as an
Aztec prince. known as "The Tiger"
is really an embodiment of the fierce
ly passionate but sadly conquered
race whose rule and name has var.
ished. In the part of Cortes. Hobart
Bosworth was notable for the accu-
racy with which he conceived the per-
sonal appearance Of Cortes, accord
ing to tradition. as well as his sterling
technic.
An amusing Sidney Drew comedy
and liberty loan film in which Doug
las Fairbanks, Mary Pickford. Will
lam Hart. David Belasco. and Ray
uond Hitchcock each do their bit, !:
together with the Hearst Pathe news,
concludes the program.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-22
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

:, ,Msidnisht. S;Sa m. g; "a. M. 81 M.
81 p. m, 5a;- p, m. So: s ?. m, 6; 10 D.
m. m. = Hishest 81; lowest. a.. Relative humid.
RsinfsiI @ 2; m. to. p M, Q. Honrs Of sun:
Dlss,rI.ari1tuIss.Ascnmulated s,I.r1 deficiency Of TEN.
of rature since October !, 1911. S. ac-
cqrnulated deficiency of precipitation since Janu-
ssy isl1 2h; excess of precipitation since
Temperature same date last year-Highest, 81;
The Washington herald., 1917-10-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia and Maryland: Fair to-
day and tomorrow; not much change in tenn
rerature light northwest to north winds.
virginia: Fair today except rain in extreme
southeast portion; tomorrow fair; fresh north
A disturbance Is apparently OF the North
Carolina coast; its future development and
movement Is uncertain. A second disturbance
is central orcr Afinnesots moving eastward. In
the far Northwest strong anticycloDo has
moved in from the British Northwest. Geper-
ally fair weather has prevailed in the East and
South also on the Pacific coast
storm warninas are displayed on the Atlantic
coast troln Hatteras to Nantucket and Gu lses
superior. Michigan and Northern HURON.
Cold wave warnings have been issred for Mon
tana. North Dakota Northeast Wyoming and
cxleme Western South Dakota
The Washington herald., 1917-10-22

Our hest flour, S12.50 bbI., whole
wheat flour. 5kcI 20-oz. cans bak-
ing powder. 12c; IL lbs meal, csc;
macaroni or spaghetti. 12kc; cocoa
nut nut: &C and 1oe pkg; pure pepper.
fsc; Is ozs. Cal. sardines. 15c. nam,
moth, herring. 4 for 25c: oyster
crackers, 14c: cracker meal. 12c.
is Fourth st. s. E. and all the ].
The Washington herald., 1917-10-22
oTH ERXTEMPERATUREs.
LOCAL MENTION.

sick Pens Cured. Open Nights.
Richards Fountain Pen Shop, lbs Pa. ave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02
CONDITION ALARMS FRIENDS
Secrecy Surrounds Illness, But sena-
tor Reported Steadily Declining.

Secrecy Surrounds Illness, But sena-
tpr Reported Steadily Declining.
Washington, March Senator
Gore is very sick man. He has been
confined to his bed since the first of
January and many Washington
friends. anxious about his condition,
asster that he will never get up.
This conclusion is forced upon
them, they decalre, by the mysterious
secrecy surrounding his real con.
dition by his home folks Telephone
Inquiries with his home concerning
his condition invariably bring assur.
ances that he is improving rapidly and
will be out in short time, but a
visit to the sick senator discloses
that he is not mending half so rapidly
as his friends could wish. In fact il
is broadly limited that instead of i'm
proving rapidly he is steadily declin.
ing and that his days are numbered.
The senator is suffering from pleb
tits, a disease affecting blood circula-
tion. Blood clots form in his veins
which obstruct circulation. As a re-.
suit he has partly lost use OF his
limbs. His mind is also said to he
affected At times his conversation
is irrational.
It is these phases OF his illness
coupled with his gradual physical de.
terioration, rather than the cheering
assurances which come from his home
over the telephone, which seem to
warrant the conclusion that he is in
much worse condition than is gener.
ally believed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

ploy guards to place about their prop
erty and Thursday morning an order
was issued at the Waters. Pierce refin
cry that no German sympathizers are
to be employed at that plant.
This came as climax to rumors
that have been circulated for several
weeks that owners of refineries in this
section feared explosions such as have
occurred in some of the munition
plants of the east. More than two
weeks ago additional guards were
placed around some Of the refineries
in West Tulsa, the Cosden plant
among them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02
Bank Eoollshness.

You occasionally see Il stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That Is rank foolishness. Were It true
couidS would be as prevalent IN mid.
summer as in midwinler, The microbc
that causes colds llourishes in damp.
cold weather To get rid of cold
table Chdmber'au's Cough Remedy. It
Is ,nec'udl and is highly recommended
by people who have used 1t fer many
years as occasion required, and know
its real value. Obtainable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

vising all democrats to be ready for
il.
The call as read by Mr.. Bennett
said:
There is likely to be an extra ses.
sion of the SiXty-fifth congress called
for March 6, if so, it is very important
that you be ready at a moments no
tlce and be on hand at the opening OF
the session. This IS really import.
ant
On the other hand President Wilson
told inquirers today that he had no
intention OF calling a special session
OF congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02
German snles Foarnd

Tulsa. Okla. March . Constant re-.
ports recently that German spics have
been active among the rcilneries OF
the Mid-Continent fields and the Ger.
man sympathi2ers have Interested
themselves in the workings Of the
various plants have caused some Of
the refinery superintendent to en-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

"Nou nave Two OF the preuiest thea.
tres In ne state remarked travel
INK man al the Whittingon last night
81 attended the Palace this afternoon
and the Princess last night and must
say WIS amazed, No wonder you
are getting the cream OF the shows
down here while Oklahoma City Is TAX.
ing what is offered after the cream
has been skinned lie was advised
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02
Special Session Declared Likely.

Washington, March 2.-Rerresenta
tive Bennett of New York, read to the
house today notice sent to all house
democrats by the democratic whip
announcing that 1T is likely there will
be an extra session Of the Slxty-fifth
congress called for Tuesday" AMI ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

And b. the way, what has become
of that toll road proposition, anyhow?
Several people in the city have been
making diligent inquiries, but so far
have failed to get very much infor-
nation about the matter 1t is report
ed, however that the promoters a,e
working out details and will sOon have
operations under way
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

When to Take chamberlain's Tablets
When you feel dull and stupid after
eating
When constipated or bilious.
When YOU have a sick headache.
When you have a sour stomach.
When you belch after eating.
When you have Indigestion.
When nervous or respondent.
When You have no relish for youl
meals
When your liver is torpid
Obtaindble everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

81 see by yesterdays paper that
Nrdmolc Is likely 10 get another re-.
tincry" said a business man at the
Chamber of Commerce this morning.
and the chances are that If the laws
were otherwise than they are Ard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

From The number of people who are
compelled to sleep in chairs about the
hotel lobbies every night, it would
seem that Ardmore needs another ho-
TEL and this suggests the thought;
what has become of the Sharp hotel
proposition, and what is going to be
The next cause Of delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

more would get several more but m.
der existing conditions Oklahoma Is
lucky to get amy at a'l' This may or
m1y not he true. bat the tact remains
that Kansas and Texas are getting the
most of he roHnerivs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

After tonight all rehearsals OF the
Chamber Of Commerce band will be
held in private, and the public will be
barred from hearing the band until
the opening concert March 21 The
regular rehearsal tonight will be open,
and this notice is given that the gen
cral public may be informed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

5 SycTal of the local restaurants are
beginning to charge extra for potatoes
with regular meat orders. With spuds
selling At three dollars per bushel
they say they are forced to do this.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-02

Ardmoreite want ads: the best al.
ycrtising medium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
Ell Parsons, Chained to a Fallen
Tree, Is Cremated After Con.
Tossing That He Participated in
Young Girl S Murder.
MOTHER OF CHILD URGES
THAT TORCH BE APPLIED
However, She Refuses 10 Start the
Fire; Two Others Are Implicat-
ed and One Has Been Caught
Held TO Catch Other One.

by Assocatrd Press.
Memphis. Tenn. May 20 --Chainsl
to "a fallen Tree at the scene of his
crime ELI Persons. the negro who cor
fessed he killed Antoinette Rappal. "A
young girl. three weeks ago. was
burned to death today by a mob In
the country about ten miles from
Memphis Aftcrward the head was
severed from the body and placed ON
the roadside nearby where il remained
several hours.
Tho mother Of the dead girl identi-
fled the ncgro and IN short speech to
the mob. ursed them 10 burn the
slayer ur her child she refused, how.
ever, go apply the match.
Before he died. Persons repeated his
former confession that lac chopped tho
Dnild's held of aud implicated two
other negroes IN the crime. declaring
one uf Them had struck the first blow,
which stunned the girl Dewitt Ford.
a mute, one Of those named by Per-
sons, was soon captured by a section OF
the mob but early this afternooa II
was stated that he was being held
pending the arrest Of the other man.
When an was in readiness for the
lynching. Mrs Rnppal mother of the
dead gir; was taken To the bridge
where the prisoner was held and iden-
| titled him. In short speech To- the
mob she declared she wished Persons
tp suffer tho tortures he dealt 10 his
/ victim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
CITN NCTINELY VI WORK
CARING ron nISTI1l III

Atlanta. Ca. MAY 81 Atlanta went
actively tu work today 'n car" tur drs-
.utltr persons from $1,000 homes de-
.s'r.s,d .u tho fire that ragged t"st'r-
uu. afternoon rud iisf uIrht through
.u.t -.l,u.t-uso blocks aud Was stop
lp,I only after the dyuamuu- ~ the
b,luUfu homes uu Ponce de- Leon
al,uur The property lus- was esti-
mated lt more than $4,000 600.
The lire STARTED % o. warehouse "n
Decatur and Font streets. aud drove
mr. north ana then northeast at
souy points Dlock wide and at times
huIf a. mile iu wdth,
Destitute persons from the burned
ar,a which Included negro homes ana
costly r,-ldvnccs of white people
we're cared for bN the local Rcd Gross
aud The Associated Charities. Hun
drvds we're FED last uisht aud to-day
National guardsmcn and men from
thr officers training camp af Mrph'r-
SOL tuut charge ot the situation Tho
soIG.urs remained COIN dut, UI rirhi
on ure ,usy uf attempted Iuu..u-
we reported ana that resulted 100 'u
arr'st
Tho burned area .- ruuEhl, defined
as r.'rliu1 al' ,nut territory between
Foi stree. ,u thc west and Boulevard
on rn, ol# between Decatur street
anJ Ponce Hn Icon 1F'uu"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
Majority of the Wealthiest and
Most Influential Glasses Pass a
Resolution Favoring a Complete
Separation from Slavs.
ENTITLED TO RANK AS
AN INDEPENDENT STATE
Have Progressed SO Far in Cul-
tural and Political Development
as to Warrant Their Freedom,
Is Belief of the Leaders.

hy Associated Press.
llclSngtors. Finland. Monday May
- oVn Pctrograd aud London, Mag
-, 1853 y. ma congress of Swcd-
ish political party representing ma
jority of Fnland's wealthiest and
most influential classes yesterday
passed RESOLUTION mvarinr > com
plctc separation of the grand duchy
uf Finland from Russia Tho rcsolu-
tion reads.
The Finnish people have progross-
cd so f1r IN cultural ana political de-
Nrlopmcut that Finland .s entitled to
make demand tu take nor place as
AN independent state among the num-
beer ~ sovereign nations.
This radical resolution is only the
latest development Of the scplratist
agitation which started after tho rev
olutiuu which b. ucCtsiuuiug anxiety
IN Petrogrld ana bringing "ut sharp
comment in the Russian press.
The agi,uiion began when Finland's
new premier NJ Tukui. social dem
ocrat. iu 70 speech M parliament, used
au expression implying that Russia
had ceased tu bee q su1orlIn power nud
/ had become 90 friendly uy.shhor and
possibly ally The temporary gov
,rnmut .u pctrugr1d lu restoring thr
i Finnish constitution con March 90,
cluim that the new Russian GOVERN
wcut had succeeded Goo am 'h' rights
IuI former Emperor Nicholas aS graud
duke but the Ucl~lugfurs parliament
|durtng the debate un the food h.lf
/ last week declared l' was open q"
] b.. d. ... NHD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
WOMEN OF ENGLAND
TO Be GIVEN BALLOT
IN THE NEAR FUTURE
Sir George Cave Moves Second
Reading of the Franchise Re.
form Bill in House OF Commons !;
Adds 100000 Voters.

By Associated Press
london. STAY -, G.i5 y. Min
wo.n- the second reading ut tho
franchise reform bill today iu the
house uf commons Sir George Cave.
the home secretary, estimated tho
humber ,f uvn voters that would oe
added d., the n.u ,o the present S.3j5.-
UuU was nruu. uuH 600 while the cX-
tension uI the franchise t0 women
would add 200 Inr register anout 5000 70
uIu voters OFF whom '.nou.p would
lDuur, Iur franchise as married
women
Sir George explained thar a woman
voter must br entitled go register as
a local government eiector or her hus-
baud must hy entitled tn vote or sha
Imu-t h, a university voter Othor rc-
fHrms hc stated, Included tine pnN-
mruf Dos the go,crnmgr ot the ro-
turning officers expenses a reduc-
| uuu ut the ,talc u. expenses permit
ted tp candidates aud the prohibition
. of expenditure. hy mauthorIScd bod
/ ir. Goo srrur" the return of caudi-
: date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
Persistent Reports Current Since
the War That an Enemy U-boat
Was Lurking in Atlantic Wat
ers, Near U. s., Confirmed.
SEVERAL PARTIES REPORT
HAVING SIGHTED A DIVER
Three Lobster Fishermen Claim
to Have Seen One; Information
Is Given to Navy Department
and Investigation Started.


by Associated Press
Portland. Me. May s2--Persistent
reports current since war was declared
that German submarine was In New
England waters. were given official
recognition today. II was stated by "A
naval officer that new reports had
been received and that an investign-
tion was under way.
II was reported 10 the naval stations
that after the sighting OF q perlscope
a submarine was seen running awash
off Machias AZ six o'clock last night.
This report was forwarded to Bcston
aud New York but not made public.
This morning three lobster fisher
men told OF having sighted what they
believed Ia have been "a submarine AMI
when their reports we're carried by
newspapermen 10 the naval officer re-
ferred above. ne admitted having re-
ceived earlier and similar reports and
said they were being acted upon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
NTTNCkS on BPITISH
MD TII son REFUSED

Berlin, t\t lununn, Ma W. i."'
D. ml OrIush ADMIRALTY per Nlrr-
less prp.s THE r,pulsc of British
attach- near Bul"court and Cr"is-
SIZE. and u. French attacks near Nau-
roy s reported lu today u'i,h
statement which reads.
tn OBJ, Nprc5 sector. near Los-. at
Oppy and ON wide front south ot
tho rurpc the ARTILLERY wlH active
thrmpnuut the day. Tho british
failed IN .,Ncnl strong attacks bon ih"
.muumu 100 mJ,yoWt ana later go
.Crusillr-
Between tho heights of the Cho-
-pp--utmrs rord and the A.-nc,
north of Rheims and from the upper
NesIo q, tho Suppos valley violent az.
tulrry du,ls developed at intervals
Suuihvc-r mud south Of Nouroy the
French attacked uur height positions
several times nut were rrpul-ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
Bills Dealing With Stimulating
Production Are TO Receive Con-
sideration First and Control
Measures Will Follow.
SWEEPING PROVISIONS IN
LAWS THOUGHT PROBABLE
Price Fixing, Administration, Pro-
hibition and Regulation of the
Grain Exchanges to be Some Of
the Main Features.

by Associated Press
Washington. May 22.--Food legisia-
tion laid aside In the senate ycster-
dag Is to be taken up again at once.
That dealing with stimulating produc-
ton first will be taken up and a new
bill dealing with food control will fol-
low.
The senate agriculture committee
today reported re-drafted bin deal
INK with production. IL amended the
house BIN introduced By Representa-
tive Lever tor the department OF agri-
culture aud made plans TO bring II
before the senate for action at once.
By Friday IL is planned to Introduce
the food control bill dealing with
price fixing. food administration. pro-
hibition and regulation ~ grain eX-
changes.
The amended bill agreed upon to-
day by the senate committee provides
for "a national food survey and appro-
pirates for various measures To in
crease food production. II would au-
thorize the secretary of agriculture to
investigate all details of present FOOD
supplies, demand. consumption, coast,
transportation Eibuh'Aloti Sh''H6'
and distribution and to cooperate with
state and other federal agencies In
Increasing production. Appropria-
tlons for specific purposes. including
federal purchase and distribution OF
seeds are proposed.
Provisions of the house bill design
ed To- prevent monopoly were stricken
out by the senate committee. leaving
the new bill to cover only questions
of production. II is hoped thus "a eN-
pedlte enactment OF the first measure
as extended debate on the food regu-
Iation bill To- follow is threatened.
4 provision In the house bill Tor
communicating food supplies was
stricken out BY the senate committee.
| An appropriation Of s2.00O,OOO TO
combat hog cholem ana other live-
stock Diseases ana conserve meat
poultry and dairy supplies was in
creased by the senate committee 10
S4.50O 900 while II reduced from So
500 goo to S2.500.O00 the house ap-
Iproprintion for seed purchases Thc
house bills appropriation Of R4'sOo'-
0O0 for stimulation of foodstum pro-
duction and elimination ot waste was
reduced bv the senate committee to
| So O00 ,O00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
Day and Night the English and
French Hammer at the Hinden.
burg Line German Ring Due to
Crack, Commanders Believe.
SITUATION IN RUSSIA
STILL CAUSES CONCERN
Crisis Is Regarded as Acute /;
Slavs May Either Withdraw or
Plunge the Land Into Chaos F;
Sweden and Spain Are Restless.


By Associated Press
The German Armies lp France are
SLOWLY yielding under the terrific
pounding 90 which they are subjected
day and night In the belief that SOON
the ron German ring must either
break or crack the allied command
ors uppJrcuclN have abandoned the
policy of sudden thrusls and are rely
ing ON constant hammcriup over a.
wilde 'front.'
Last rilhj- actions on tho French
front confirmed FrDnsu possession uf
IA. commanding hilh ground won R
th, pr'tIou- ul-hl near Moron. iuirr-.
in the Champagne Tn" Gurmgus
thoroughly bumhardrd those new
French positions tud then delivered
several infantry attacks uIt were uu-
able tu shake tho French hold ana
suffered considerable LOSSES. The
Fryuch have enumerated NOR" tn1r
1000 uuWuuudcd prisoners ttkcu M
the Gph'ug OF the past Few hours iu
this region
Meanwhile. the latest news from
RUSSIA indicates tNat the crisis Iu thar
country continues acute and tho mon.
ace that Russia mH. either Withdraw
from th, entente co. bee plunged into
ehuu- sem thruws its shadows u.er the
uuup Eumor- persist thai the Rus
Sian radicals intend to attempt Co.
rrrF, rcpudiptIuu OF Eu--l1.s treaties
with tho other members uf fho ou-
.t,ury.
con- the credit side pf th, account i-
fH, rising .H, of Indignation agu.uug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
pcH.or Colo. May Ed
ward Greene died ut the hospital
thls afternoon.


Denver. May 22.- Edward Green.
superintendent Of the highway de-
pnrtm,ut of the city OF Denver. wac
shot and probably fatally wuundeG
today ny william q. ScI,. former dis
tri,t -up"rutcnIcnt of the depart
meut. who had uccn discharged yes
tcrday Tho shooting occurred in the
cit, hall
Green had discharged SoaN To-
day Green was standing iu the office
Of ". r. r.. Mills muutger of pnrks
and improvements, when Seay en-
tered Mills WIS the uulN other per
son present. Accordur To- Mills.
Soly said To- Green, "Ncll. I'D. us uu
to YOU ana you're soucr" Then
Scuv fired i've shots.
The supolin,ondeut was hurried To
20 hospital where il WI, found he had
wound. % the head neck ana ahdo-
men Physicians said be- ,uuld not
live Scay vJs arrested.
S,ay is 70 former deputy sheriff and
for year hats been leader boz the
Democratic party n Denver tie is
lu Years old. Green is su.
Green and SetN are said to have
disagreed over tn, recent municipal
election
Green De- one .i the appontcos -
Mayor Sp'er aud influential boz 'ocs'
politics Hr s married. \ brother,
John Green. I~ member uf the puI-
Yer polio, force"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
PROBABLY ESCAPED on
ORDERS FROM THE KAISER

New York May 2l,--Information
that the british naval authorities sus-
pected ;hnt German sen raider es-
capped FROM German pore ana was at
lrge was brought Ia America today bv
an arriving Relgian relief steamship
The Rslgian captain said his vessel
was fired upon by nrltiah cruiser on
May 70 OF the north ~ Scotland. The
relief ship halted and wns examined by
the Briton.
The latter explained. the Belgian
captain reported. that the relief vessel,
which carries four masts was mistaken
for four masted raider which was
believed to have left Germany under
the guise Of a merchantman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-22
BRAZIL S NEUTRALITY
DECREE RECOMMENDED
REVOKED BY PRESIDENT


EIp JHuciro. MAY President
Bro has sent me-sluo Geo congress
Recommending the revocation of the
decree of neutrality in the war between
M. United states and Gem1ny Con
"a c-s iH expected Goo accept thy rr."w-
MI nduunn hi 20 large majority
The mrssar, declares the order Co.
th, brazilian ulthurI i,. eniuiniur the
oh-oitIu,r OF neutrality was only iu
te dcd 90 hpre effect untu congress
mot u continues
TODAY iu consideration ol tho ia.i
thu ,no United Sa."a .s nu integral
pan oft tho American union. IN cuu-id-
eratIo also of the traditional policy ut
RiuUl which has always been ru'-
orncd ny 70 complete unity of Wow wItn
III, lu.cI SWtos and uuuu u com.
sid .rui|on &C 'nr -NWpath.r- "f % gre q
mu GRITTY uf tho brazilian nation 'h'
la ltra congress o. re-
INokc the decree Of neutrality