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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20
OFFICE HELP.

WANTED-YOung people capable OF do
ing Office work wien out OF employ
meut are cordially inv'.ed % register
for a positiOL through the South Bend
business College Free Employment de-
partment. No charge whatever 20 en-
pioyed or employer Qualified Office help
Is In big demand. IA you are qualified
come 10 Us and we viii place you. II
you are not qualified. come In and let
US train you. A lew months training
ar a small expense viii accomplish the
result
The South Bend Business College.
College Building. Cor Michigan and
Monroe Streets.
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BUY cr11
AA RENT
OFFICE HELP.


THE BUSINESS WORLD NEEDS
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN As STE
NOGRAPHERS. Our ThOrO Course
Opens 10 You a Position as Private
Secy.. Manager. or ia Civil Service, Legal
or r. r. Positions
WE TEACH-StenOgraphy Typewrit-
ing. DictaphOne. Commercial Correspond
ehce- Onice Training Iufficiency.
Day and Night School. Enter Now.
our Licensed Employment Dept.
Places You in Position.
THE HIGH GRADE SCHOOL THE
THOMAS SCHOOL, American Trust
Bldg.
WHY BE ASLEEP? READ THE
IAPERS. KNOW THAT SOUTH
BEND Is GOING TO REQUIRE HUN
DREDS OF ADDITIONAL WORKERS
SOON. ARE YOU QUALIFIED? IF
NOT ENTER THE SOUTH BEND
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOW. LET US
TELL YOU HOW LITTLE 1T WILL
COST; HOW INTERESTING THE
" DIRK AND WHAT SALARY YOU
NAY COMMAND WHEN READY To
co TO WORK. CALL. TELEPHONE
OR WRITE THE SOUTH BEND
BUSINESS COLLEGE. BELL 551 I;
HOME 1851
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-GoOd eight-room house.
first OF May. 40 furnace. 5000 per
month. Home 1913
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FOR RENT-A large front room suit
able for two gentlemen. 224 ).
Lafayette.
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Larger amounts on same basis
Compare charges above with those Of
petty money lenders and do business with
uE We invite your investigation and 60.
icit your patronage.
THE NORRIS PLAN OF SOUTH BEND
10 s. Main St
OPP. Court House.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A full line Of fruit trees
and shrubbery, including strawberries
blackberry, raspberry. on sale az corner
OF s Carroll and Bronson st. J. H
Gleason.
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FOR SALE-EGGs.

FOR SALE-Buf Plymouth Rock eggs,
S1O0 for -; cockerels. 50 10 s., and
- hens, S1-50 each. 80 L. Ohio St Bell
phone 2515.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

500 cash and balance on easy terms.
frst class houses on +. Indiana av.
They are real bargains, one is offered
FOR $1,000 and the other for $500 The
pavement and all improvements paid.
II r Oil. A G. VOigt, Mgr. b. Z. 432
Central Realty Co. go ). Michigan 81.
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FOR RENT House and garden. one
mile from Division St on CrumstOwn
Road. Call Bell phone 9SS2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20

FOR SALE-Five neavy spriLg wagons
The Wesley Miller Flour and Feed Co.
weight between LOO and 1900. In
quire 119 w. Bronson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-1 drill press. 1 lathe. /
emery and buffer. 1 shaver. I electric
motor. line shaft and betting. H. VI.
| Kaufman. 402 Dean Bldg. Bell phone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20

FOR EXCHANGE-Equi In i've
room house on South Bend av., having
city water and gas, for a vacant lot.
HASTINGS REALTY CO,
21S y. Michigan st.
Bell oil. Home 644O
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Get a Position-Cet HeZp
Barter and Exchange
POULTRY.

START CHICES RIGHT The FIRST
few weeks IS the critical time. Then Or
Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a serves an cN-
cellent purpose. Let the lirtle chicks
have IL regularly, SO they viii digest and
aSsimilate their food. Nothing else YOU
can do viii help 50 much TO get them
safely past the time when diarrhoea and
bowel trouble kill OF little chicks by the
score. II YOU do not ind 10 makes and
keeps chicks healthy and makes them
grow faster and develop better. just re-
turn the empty packages TO the dealer
and get your money back. For sale by
all dealers in poultry supplies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20

STATE OF INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUNTY. SS-Before the Board or
County Commissioners Of So. Joseph
County. State OF Indiana. April Term.
1917.
Tn the Matter OF the Petition OF Lemoh
Sheets a. sd. for Concrete and
Gravel Road Improvement in Penn
Township
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20
LOST A>D FOUND.

LOST-Scotch thistle. amethyst setting.
silver brooch. Tuesday night. between
slJ ". Marion st. aud Division.
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NAMES YOU OUGHT TO KNOW.

BRING YOUR AUTOMATIC SOFT WA
TER LIFTS 10 me 10 be repaired n you
want them put in Al factory condition.
Work guaranteed; also plumbing OF all
kinds Harvey l.. Hager. 321 y. Scott st
Home phone 1865. Bel 1862.
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Try NEWS-TlMES Want p.
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AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

FOR SALE Automobile. FIVE passenger.
Windsor hotel.
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Killer. Start your louise battle early.
which viii mean chick conteutment all
summer long. For sale hy an dealers Of
poultry supplies Guaranteed.
FOR SALE-Five white Orpington pull
let's one cOckerel. Home 4453
FOR SALE-Lot good poultry wire
Home phone 1888
broOded by electricity. Incubators and
hovers for sale. Avery and Hull. 20S
Main St
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mELF W1NTTD-MTSCTLL1NE0TS
KODAK SUPPLIES.

THE AMERICAN DRUG CO, 133 " Main
st, is now handling a complete supply
o. kOdaks and Kodak Supplies Of every
description We will sell you anything
I'm the picture taking line and also de-
velop your films quick.
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FOR Unfurni-ued room. s. W
Lippman. 210 " Main at
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SITUATION w1NTED-I1LE

pick up orders. Address
X 10. NeWs-Iimes.
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WANTED Situation as caretaker or
manager Il poultry farm. including
small fruits. Address ". Il. g.. care
NeWs-Tlmes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
FIRE SH D|SAFFECTI0N
AMONG RUSSIAN TROOPS
Results in Important Gain Of Ground
by Germans and Austrians East
Of Lemberg.
ATTEMPT TO KILL KERENSKY
Shot Fired at Minister OF War Fails
y of Its Mark-Further Attacks by
Germans on ,Aisne Front Checked
by French.
ATTEMPT TO KILL KERENsKY
fBy Associated Pre...l

Disanection among Russian troops
has resulted in an important gain of
ground by the Germans and Austrians
in the region of ZlochoT. east OF Lem
berg, the Galician capital.
Persistent German attacks at first
were repulsed by the Russians. Later
Russian regiment near the center
Of the line voluntarily left its trenches S
and retired. forcing the other units
on the line to fall back. This move
ment. petroErad says. gave the Ger
mans opportunity for developing their
movement.
Some Russian troops arc reported to
have refused TO obey their commander
under the influence Of the extremists,
who brought about the recent disorders
In the Russian capital.
Prince Leopold led the ;Austro-Ger-
man advance in person. and his troops.
Berlin says. occupied three zones Of
defense and captured "a few thousand"
prisoners.
Northwest of IIalicz. the Russians
have evacuated BluJniki. Near Brze-
zany. between Halle. and Zlochon the
Russians have repuised German ef-
forts. Russian offensive movement
near Sovica. south Of kalusz. brought
no important gain.
An attempt to assassinate Alexander
kerenskE. the Russian Minister Of
war. who encouraged the Russian SOL
diers 10 take the offensive on July
l. has failed. A shot fired at the
minister in the town OF Poiotsk miss
cd him.
Another effort by the German Crown
FRINGE to regain the California and
Classmates plateaus. between Hurte-
bise aud Craonne. on the Aisnc front.
mas been checked by the French. The
Germans attacked repeatedly in mass
formation. but every attempt was re-
pulsed and the French held TO their
positions Elsewhere on the front in
France there have been only raids and
artillery duels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
R|CHMONDERs LEARN
ORDER OF LIABILITY
Greatest Lottery of Modern Times
8 Fixes Sequence of Call to
Service.
CITY TO FURNISH 7ss MEN
But Because Of Probable Physical
Disabilities and Exemptions, Twice
That Number Are Directed to Pre-
sent Themselves Before Boards.

Richmonds thousands of young men
of military age have at last learned
the order in which they will be sum
moned to the colors. Although the
drawing in the greatest lottery of mod
ern times was not finished until early
this morning. the full quota for th<
hrst draft in the Old Dominion was
filled by midday yesterday.
This city must furnish 7SS men for
the first drait. and. III order to do SO.
Lois men will be ordered up for en-
animation. 1t Is hoped that out OF the
1916 men the quota can be secured.
II it cannot. then anoher batch of men
will be called before the examining
boards. Virginia must supply 1875
men in all. total of 27.55o being or
dered before the examining boards to
secure the number.
While only 1876 men are subject at
present to appear before the district
boards here, the entire l6.500 men reg
istered In Richmond have been drawn.
This was done in order that they could
all ascertain their possibility for SER
the foot OF the column can reasonably
u, r.
called. he will not be wanted until
many months off.
suBSEQ UENT NUMBERS
SHOW SEQUENCE Or LIABILITY
The Times Dispatch is printing the
names OF each man In Richmond who
VIII be subject TO the first draft Hun
dredS OF these men Will never see army
service. however. as they will be exempt
for various reasons. Scores of others
Will not he able to stand the physical
tests. In addition to printing the men
subject to call the numbers OF subse-
quent drawings are published in their
proper order.
1t is doubtful il any story of recent
years has been of such "ital interest
TO such large number OF persons as
that Of the army draft There Is hard
ly family which was not interested
through the possibility of IA ntal relu.
tive being drawn. Subseou. ly, the
list of names drawn has cen care
fully studied by hundreds OF thousands
The same is true in every part OF the
United States.
The drawing started early yesterday
morning and continued without inter-
ruption until finished. Nothing could
have been fairer than the manner in
which the numbers were drawn So
we'll and carefully had the numbers
been mixed that il was the rarest Ting
that two numbers in sequence occn red
OF the 375 numbers required to COM
plete the Richmond quota. only two
came In sequence. Continual drawing,
pairs. while In two cases there was
IA triplet.
MANY ODDITIES IN
LISTS AS MADE OUT
Many little oddities will be noticed
by carefully scanning the list of men
drafted here. onhand the average
person would expect the Smiths to lead
CONTINUED on Second Page.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
America Filings Her An
suer to Charge That She
Is Nation Only Of
Money Makers.

WASHINGTON. July 20-An epochal
to -day--a thing unprecedented i'll his
tory.
1t was Americas draft day 1t saw
her fling her answer to the srorntul
charge of autocracy that she is a
nation OF dollar makers. but not war
makers.
Ten million citizens gave her an
swer- Every man in the nation be-
tween the ages of twenty-one and
thirty-one was listed in order for war
service.
II was a day that saw history made.
and the way prepared for the maxi
ing of more history. Chronicle and
tradition record no time of practi-
cally an entire nation going under
arms.
A long. high -ceilinged room-22s
Senate Office Building-saw the event
which looms as the outstanding fea-
ture of the world war. a little group
of men, khaki-clad and in mufti. SOL
dicrs and civilians. were the charac-
tcrs on the stage.
From $3.50 in the morning until a
new day was breaking. the wheel of
chance unwounG the fate Of men
Ten thouSan, i've hundred capsules,
each containing Il number. determined
when each Of the 10000. 900 men would
serve.
The first number drawn was 25S-
it held the fate of almost 5000 men.
Prospects were that the draft would
not be concluded before 3:3o a. NJ
THROUGH LONG NIGHT
Weary and with dull eyes. but de-
termined. the little group of men in
charge of the vast drawing stuck to
their posts through the long hours Of
the night.
Just after 1890 they were entering
Upon the eight thousandth group of
numbers. They had $500 yet to draw.
Major Hugh johnson. executive Of
Ecer to Provost -Marshal-C General Enoch
Crowder. The man in charge. estimated
that the work would not be com
i.eted before $3.50 A. NJ
Up to 1890 +. NJ. there had not been
an error of any kind. Every one of
The four tally sheets on which the
numbers were recorded as drawn
agreed. and already printed proofs of
the earlier tally sheets had been re-
ccived from the Government Printing
Office.
The entire first quota of 1.374,ooo
men had been drawn before nightfall.
The others merely went on the lists
in case Of their liability to :iervice.
Men holding the numbers now be-
Ing drawn may not he ordered up for
more than eighteen months. IL at all.
The room was packed throughout
tho day with curious crowds. Tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
GOVERNOR STUART VISITS
v|RG|N|ANs AT FORT MYER
Greets 700: or 500 Sons OF Old Do
minion Training There for Com
missions in New War Army.
REVIEW HELD IN HIS HONOR
Chief Executive Gives States Gcd-
speed to Student Officers, and Is
Heartily Cheered by Great Crowd
Gathered There to Receive i.lm.

FORT MYER. VA, July 2O.-This vas
Virginia Day at the officers training
camp. officially so designated because
the Governor Of Virginia came over
this afternoon for his first visit since
the camp opened, more than two months
ago. to greet the 700 or 500 sons Of
the Old Dominion who are here fi,,ing
themselves for 90 omissions in the new
national army. and 70 inspect the train
ing regiment.
Governor stuart was received by
Lieutenant-ColonelF Fenton. commander
of the camp. who presented him 10 the
several hundred Virginian student
officers that had gathered on the lawn
in front OF the camp adjutant's office
to greet him. Earlier in the day the
prospective visit OF the Governor had
been announced in each of the training
companies and batteries. \ large num-
ber of rookie officers from the other
States represented in the training regi-
ment joined their comrades Irom vi.
GINA i'll doing honor TO the highes;
fines the camp is located.
BRINGS OFFICIAL GREETINGS
FROM SEAT OF ,ERSMEaV
The Governor brought 10 the virgin =,
colony official greetings from the seat
OF government. and from the bevin=
OF the state. who. he said. have reasuu
TO feel proud of the inspiring response
to the call OF duly made by the hun
dreds of young men who left comfort
and ease behind them and came to This
camp shortly after the outbreak of war
to fit themselves to take their places
in the great struggle.
1T was because | realized that you
young men will in a short time depart
from here" said Governor stuart, that
l felt il incumbent on me. as chief
executive officer of the State whence
you come, TO come here and say word
to you before the camp comes to an
end II is not necessary to speak to
VirGinians of courage. nor is II neces-
sary TO speak TO them OF duty These
qualities have distinguished her SOL
diers in every war that has been fought
by our country. Your presence here
Is proof that you have them too
VIRGINIA WILL WATCH
OVER IT'S YOUNG MEN
"'fhe people of Virginia will watch
you after You leave here. Some OF you
will make great names for yourselves
IL you do not 1t will be the first OF the
country's great wars in which sons of
virginia have not figured as leaders.
Whatever your fortunes, your State
looks TO you 10 do your full duty. and
at SSe same time hopes that God will
watch over you and protect YOU"
The Governor was heartily ch .ered
by the concourse which had gathered,
the crowd including a large number OF
civilians present to witness the formal
evening parade. At the sounding of
retreat. at 6:15 o'clock, the entire off,
GERS training regiment Of 1000 marched
in review before Governor Stuart and
Colonel Fenton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
STOP WAR If HONORABLE
PEACE. ttS RE- CAINEp

ITy Associated lress.1
COPENHAGEN. July 20.-Chanceilor
Alchaelis. in his address before the
Reichstag yesterday. said Germany
would not continue the war a day
longer il it could obtain an honora BILE
peace. Americas intervention was not
regarded with serious concern The
German fleet. particularly the sub
marines. would master the situation,
he said.
The Reichstag adopted the majority
peace resolution by vote OF PA to
1l6. with seventeen not voting.
Although" said Chancellor Mich
aelis to the Reichstas. English states
men knew, as shown by their blue
book. that Russian mobilization must
lead to war with Germany. they ad-
dressed not a word of warning to Rus
sia against military measures, while
my predecessor in instructions July
29. 1914, to the ambassador at Vienna
directed him to say th-t we would
willingly fulfill our duty as an ally.
but must refuse to permit ourselves
to be involved in a world war through
disregarding our
counsels. The man who wishes TO
kindle world, war does not write
Z like this. but n man who is laborinG,
and has labored. for. peace to the ut
, most.
The concentration OF the Russian
army compelled Germany TO seize the
sword. There was no choice left to
US. and what is true of the war itself
is true also of our weapons, particu-
larly the submarine. We deny the
accusation that the submarine warfare
is contrary to international law. and
violates the rights of humanity.
England forced this weapon In our
hands through an illegal blockade.
England prevented neutral trade with
Germany. and proclaimed a war Of
starvation. Our faint hope that Amer
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
RUSSIANS RETREATING IN
DISORDER BEFORE GERMANS
IBy Associated Press.l


BERLIN. July 20 (via London).-
German troops have pushed forward
through three strong Russian zones of
defense between the Sereth and Zlota
Lipa Rivers. in Eastern Galicia, says
the official statement issued to-day by
the German army headquarters staff.
The Russians suffered heavily, the
statement adds. and are retreating in
disorder. The Germans took a few
thousand prisoners.
AT Jacobstadt. Dvinsk and Smorgon,
along the Stokhod River. and from
the zlota Lipa to south of the Dniester
River, the statement adds, the artil-
lery fire increased In intensity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
On Wheel Of Chance
Fate Of Ten Millions
Is .SloDky r. l.1Ef7yu l(.Ef ound

despite frequent heavy showers. cap
gressional set. is making a socia
function OF the drawing Brilliantls
gowaed women occupy many of the
seats Family parties and after-din-
ner groups are Witnessing the draw
ing. which decides the fate of men.
THERE APPEARS TO he
NO POSSIBIlIcY OF HITCH
The work is proceeding SO smooth,
that there appears to be no possibility
of hitch. General Crowder, how.
ever. declines to leave for an instant
lie is plainly worried. despite the
absolute accuracy. up TO this lime. oi
the draft.
should anything go wrong 1t would
throw the entire country into tirmoil.'
he said late Tonight.
can conceive of nothing which
would invaldate this draft Such a
thing IS incomprehensible. Should any
last-minute. mistake occur. or fault ap-
pear, will carry it to the Secretary
of War for presentation to the Presi.
dent
Il don't expect any such misfortune
but it is just as we'll to be prepared
as we are all human.
Everything has been absolutely ac-
curate 80 far. But don't care 10 make
statement until the draft is com
pleted.' '
AS the hours dragged on the drawing
became slower and slower.
Officials We're driving themselves To
each new move
The numbers were thoroughly mixed
Number Is was the 7,S90lh TO be
drawn. This means that the men hold
ing it may not be ordered for more
than a year. IL at all.
RumorS of un- American plots to tie
up the draft law by throwing ii into
The courts on the charge of unconsti-
tutionalty reached the draft room late
this evening.
Nc official would comment on them
beyond recalling that similar threats
we're made at the time OF registrat ton
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE
MAY CONDUCT PROBE
An official investigation by the De-
partment of Justice may be ordered
il it develops that the ruinors are well
founded. The probe would seek first
TO determine what interests were put.
ting up the money for the legal fight
The rumorS were not taken seriously
by General Crowder or any of his aids
Secretary of War Baker refused all
comment.
The law was drafted by the War De.
partment with the advice OF the De-
partment of Justice, and is believed to
be law-proof.
Congressional leaders and War De.
partment officials who framed and
executed the selective conscription law
were little concerned over the reports
Il think every possible legal con-
tingency was cared for" said Chairman
Dent. OF the House Military Affairs
Committee.
Throughout the hot hours OF the day
the machinery steadily ground out
numbers. each number a man. or many
men. Although the oppressive heat af.
fected the drawing clerks and tally
clerks. necessitating frequent reliefs
they kept up the grind at the rate OF
about twelve capsules a minute.
Precipitation stood out on faces. and
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
GERMANY WILLING
TO DISCUSS PEACE
WITH HER ENEMIES
Seeks No Conquests or An
nexations, Declares New
Chancellor.
TRiPARTY BLOC WINS
VICTORY IN REiCHSTAG'
Decisive Vote of 214 to 116 Means
That Majority of Parliament
Is in Supreme Control.
U-BOAT RESULTS SATISFACTORY
Americas Intervention Into War,
Michaelis Says, Is Not Viewed
With Great Concern.
U-BoAT RESULTS SATISFACTORY

AMSTERDAM. July 2o.-Nct con-
quests or anneaations. but territorial
readjustment. constitutes tn. peace
terms of Germany and her allies.
DR.. Georg Michaelis. in his maiden
speech before the Reichstag yesterday.
announced this to the world Here are
his exact words:
We must by means Of understa nd
ing and in "a spirit OF Civ and take.
guarantee conditions OF the existence
OF the German empire upon the Cont
! nent and overseas.
Germany did no: desire the war in
order TO make v!olen, conquests. and.
therefore. will not continue The war
day longer. merely for the sake of
such conquests, i. it could obtain AN
honorable peace"
The sweeping v.-tory OF the tripariy
bloc in the Reicha,as became a fact
at yesterdays momentous sessions. de-
!; tails OF which did not ilter through
the Berlin censorship until to-day.
AS was foreshhdowed. the result OF
the session is tha, the Reichstag's ma
1ority. not 4 military or political die
tator or stop sap" 10 IN supreme con-
troll.
For the tIs, time IN the empires
history an iEperiaI I.,......ceilor has been
forced TO bow 10 tnr Parliament as its
servant, ms .cad oi debating TO II as
its master.
The majority peace resolution was
passed. 2l4 to llG Seventeen deputies
abstaned from voting.
ADVOCATES uEAD,,sTuE>r
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