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system the allies are fighting, is
struggling to establish at least a
semblance of democratic government
Russia needs help. The United States
have sent her a little telegraphic
sympathy. A commission was ap-
pointed to go to Petrograd and ex-
tend to the struggling people aid in
organization and financial and what
ever other aid this country could give
her. The commission is still in the
United States listening to the con-
gresional din.
Congress could learn a wholesome
lesson from the Russian Duma.
If Russia should conclude a sep
arate peace with the central powers
this country is in for a long and
bloody war, the responsibility for
which, may be charged to congress
sional wind jamming.
Send the commission to Petrograd
at once-send it with power to give
substantial aid!
Send troops to Petrograd, send
money to Petrograd-there's where
aid is most needed.
Send troops to France, send money
to France-there's where aid is also
needed
And in the name of common sense
bottle up the wind in the Congress
sional Record.
Now, let congress cut out the
wind-jamming, pass an act prohibit
ing and Furnishing gambling and spec
ulation in food and clothing products,
then let its members go home and
find out how far they have gotten
away from their constituents in the
last six weeks.
We have declared war, then let US
cut out windjamming and fight -
fight to the finish, and let there be
finish to the gabfest of the con-
gressional jawsmiths.
Try GLUE RIBBON" Cigar, Sc.
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NEW CHARTER OF HUMAN LIBERTY
SUGGESTED BY FRANK P. WALSH

eight hours per day and for six days
per week.
7. "That law be passed making it
mandatory upon the federal tariff
commission to withdraw the benefits
of any protection of tariff duty from
any article or articles manufactured
by any concern that does not have a
regular union, organized along pres
ent trade union or similar lines
through which contracts and agree
ments are made for wages, hours of
labor and working conditions.
"All of these suggestions are along
what may be termed strictly political
lines. When we consider, however,
that the present unjust system is
maintained largely through the aid
and manipulation of the law and
courts, these new declarations of lib
erty should be the gateway for those
economic changes without which life
is scarcely worth the living for the
great majority of men and women"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-05-18
FICKERTISM

The trial of Mooney, Billings and
their co-defendants for alleged com
plicity in the bomb outrages in San
Francisco on preparedness day has
developed about as dirty conspir-
acy to commit murder as was ever
unearthed. Prosecuting Attorney Fic-
kert and his deputy, Cunha, appear to
have been parties to the conspiracy.
Now, just what ought to be done to
a lawyer who, with guilty knowl-
edge of perjured evidence, holds his
tongue and permits a man to be
railroaded to the gallows, is what the
public would like to know.
Fickert and Cunha, alleged parties
to the conspiracy to murder Tom
Mooney are up against "the real
thing" These are the fellows who
would have Oxman, the perjurer, ex-
onerate them, then they would "throw
Oxman to the dogs" Then there's
Fremont Older, editor of the Bull
letin, to reckon with, and Detectives
Matheson and Smith, and bunch
of witnesses who want to hack fire
to avoid being singed, couple of
judges and the assistant attorney
general and-oh, well, Fickert and
Cunha have lots of friends" now.
But what's become of the Law and
Order Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce?
The Chamber of Commerce, the
United Railroads, the Manufacturers
Association, the whole damned bunch
seem to be unusually quiet. They're
either connecting more helllsh
schemes or devising ways to get
from under"
Oh, but that's a dirty bunchl
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WE HAVE DECLARED WAR
BUT NOT WORKING AT IT

Congress has been in session six
weeks and has declared war"
Congress has blown off enough
wind which, if concentrated in one
cyclone would have swept the German
empire off the map.
About five of the six weeks have
been spent in campaign advertising.
The war college had injected into an
espionage bill a little joker muzzIing
the press. Congress spent much time
wondering what was meant by that.
Then that august dual body found
that it abridged the liberty of the
press, constitutionally guaranteed,
and cut it out, but not until many
members had informed their consti-
tuents that they favored free speech
and a free press. The constituents
are glad to find it out.
The prohibitionists had their trick
at the wheel and would not let go
until enough wind was blown off to
convince them they had not enough
water to turn the wheel.
Congress wasted enough wind to
run all the wind mills in Holland
to determine whether they would al
low Theodore Roosevelt and about
$4,000 other Americans to fight aft
er war had been declared. Wise, I'M
wise and otherwise senators and rep
resentatives are at it yet. The big
wind in Ireland" was the gentlest
zephyr compared with this.
Meantime, our allies, Great Brit
ain, France, Italy, Belgium and Ser
bia what is left Of the two last
named) are exerJing every human eff
fort in a death struggle against
HoIenzollernism. fighting the COM
mon enemy to the finish with every
ounce Of blood
Poor Russia. having dethroned the
Car, a representative of the very
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Youths absolutely all leather
black box calf shoe button or
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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-05-18

Boys brown elk tan nailed sole
Boy Scout shoe, 212 to Sig. 2.23
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WHAT SCHOOL CHILDREN
DID TO HELP AGRICUL.
TURE IN NEW YORK
(By Dante Barton)


NEW YORK CITY, May 1O.-Five
days after the New York State Food
Commission sent out blanks to the
farmers of that state, it had in it's
possession complete facts as to all
the needs and prospects of all its
farms. 1t knew how much "help"
was needed; how many men and boys,
women and girls, were wanted by the
farmers and just where each and all
of them were wanted.
What New York State did, in rec
ord breaking time and with record
breaking efficiency, every other state
of the forty-eight in the nation can
do as quickly and as well by using
the same ready to hand machinery.
The bulk of the work was done by
the school children of the state. Two
days after the Agricultural College
of Cornell University, working with
the Food Commission, had placed it's
Census" blanks in the hands of the
school teachers of every rural school
district in the state, the children of
the schools had returned the blanks
with every answer filled in! Schools
had been dismissed from regular,
routine work to do this special, con-
structive work. And while hundreds
of thousands of school boys and girls
were scurrying, one or two to each
farm house in the state, gathering
necessary information for the state
and for the nation, they themselves
were learning about their state. They
were taking an eager educative part
in the patriotic task of mobilizing
the productive, industrial forces of
their country.
These young Census takers" of the
schools learned and reported that
New York state farmers. needed
$4,000 farm hands; that they wished
very few boys and fewer girls; that
5000 women could be employed in
extra farm homework. They learned
state had plowed an unusually large
acreage but might not get it all
planted, and certainly could not get
it all harvested, unless they could get
more of seed and more workers than
at present seemed available. They
learned and reported equally essential
facts concerning the livestock and
poultry resources and prospects, the
fertilizer needs, and, incidentally, the
marketing and transportation effects
upon the business of food production
The schools and the school children
(whom all the states possess) were
fitted into "team work" with the agri-
cultural colleges and with connecting
commissions and country farm boards
(Which, also, all the states possess).
Volunteer, unpaid-for help was given,
for tabulating the returns, etc, by
civic organizations in the towns and
cities, by banks and stores and others
who lent their clerical staffs.
The cost of getting this complete
information, in this astonishingly
short time, was only a few hundred
dollars.
If other states would follow this
plan, the whole nation could know in
a fortnight just what it's every re-
source and need were and just where
it's every need should be filled and it's
every answering resource drawn on.
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MINNESOTA FIRST STATE
TO ACCEPT CLAYTON LAW

Governor Burnquist has signed the
anti-injunction bill, passed by the
legislature at the request of organ
lied labor. This law embodies the
main features of the Clayton act, in
GLIDING the declaration that "the
labor power of human being is not
commodity or article of commerce.
Minnesota is the first state that
has included this declaration in it's
statutes, which is a notification to
state judges that the old theory
upon which strike injunctions rest
will no longer suffice. Exchange.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-17
Yolicens Jnbaber
auerifaniidcr @eriiferirgs Geien.
ihaften in 9ei,tialano
5ragen iih, pelfe SaIttng Die &c.
iellidlafter i'm Sale zines arieges
ibneu gegeriiber einnebuten
peroen,
Ia oieielben felt benz geginn Ses
arieees feline @ei6dfte in 9eliIid-
Lamb tbnn fo1rIten.

Berlin, t6. 5e6rIar, bia Cont
oon. sSnbaber Don BoIicen amerifani.
f6er @eriiGerlngg. .@eieui1aften iino,
2lngeii6ts Der augenbIidIifen Cad.
loge SplIten beu Der. Stanten unO
DeiltidIdno, gcipannt, pcld,e Saltung
tie @eieaidlaiteu i'm Sale zines &rie.
.gcs linen geseniiber eimebmen ipet.
Den. gis Spm S9fuiie oes SSabres
1913 batten rier anerifaniide @e.
ieQifaiten 46,S00 &oIicen an SelIt.
ide Giisgeiteat. gsis gum ariege botte
iitb Sas @eitdft Der @eieIlidaften I'M.
:ner mellr alisgeoebnt, aber iett6cr
itenS es p6lIig fill.
SSlbrer1o bcridltct fpiro, oaf frnn.
S6Iiide uHb engliiGe gcIcIlid,afteu ii6
iDrer fontraftIiter @erpfIihhlnaen
III ilebereiltliinmurng nit Der baIting
,brer Regieruueen in @eSug aiIi San.
oeISpcrbiltoungen- 5niid,cu SrieQflib.
reuben iiberboben ertldrien, miro oc>~
nuT Dineetyieien, oab oie dmerifani.
iDer GeieIlidaften ge5ipllu9en lporOeu
mdrer, groBc 9ieierreirnos in Oieielu
2anOe 5u uitterboIten mo Sab i'm
Sale eines arieses oeutide @eriite.
ri,rGs-Geieaid,atte bic auerifcni...
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Die 9riegsansgaben
Jranfreibs tuahien.
Die Regieruus uerlanst Fir bas sipsi.s
Quartal biefss Sabrss
llHgsfdar soo,ooo.Ooo 6ranes msar
aIs i'm srften Quartal.

paris. 16. Gebruar. alleranbts
6. 9aibOt, Der Ginansmiuiiter, iu4t:
an Jr.itaa 6ei Der aammsr nm cine
ipeit.re 9risssDsrpillisuns in SOhs
BON s.574.OOO,OOO Sranes fir bas
sipsiie Qudrtal bes Sdbrss 1917 ndd.
Gs III Sies um unssfdbr 900,0O0.oo0
Granes mebr als fir bas erfe Guar'
tai bieies Sahrss Oerlanst tpurbe.
Der MiHiiisr ias's aud. SaB bic
ginnabmsn Der Rssisrung an birsis
ten Sisusru i'm Sabre 1916 um 30,s
O00,0 600 fyrancs sr0ber sepeIeH isien,
als i'm Sabre 1915 unb an bireiten
St.usrn lin 810.0O0,O00 5raues,
bab aber oenno9 bic gsiammteinHabs
men um "a prossnt tIsiner seipsien
isisn ola in normalsn Sabren.
Die Resieruns bot bic gant bon
Granireid ermdhtigt, ibre Rotsnonss
sabsn auf 21 RiIliarOen Jranes su
erbObsu. Sn einem GeIes pom 15..
Mai.1916 mar bic !S5he Der gsotsn'
nrssabe propiforiftb auf 18 Wiaims
ben 0ranes anssfebt porben.
Dpfer Der lnterfeeboote.
aonbon, 16. iSebriiar. alOpbs
tiinoistsn ON syreitas bas 9srfentsn
Der britifden DaHIpfer .GreenIanb'
bon 1853 1onnsn; rapnssear', pOn
2777 9Onnen; .!5OpsmOOr', BON 374o
5onnen unb .qlfton1, BON 1856 sOns
nsn. ioipie bss SeseIfabr8euss .prn
Rop1. ron 40 Gonnen. on.
gs ipurbe aud bas @erfenisn bes
britH@m Oaupius .aSusisis sfmsIs |
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Der merifaniide GensraI
Wsurguia
ST auf Der @erfolguns beg gonSi,
tenfiibrers SaIa8ar besrifFen,
Wel4e sebrobt bate, in ameritqnt.
ftes 9ebtet ein5ufausn.
gi&u Sruppen ri9ten in Mahera
groBes llnbeiI an.

Suarss. Mer.. 16. Tebr. - Sier
piro Elm Rerituner feitgebalten, bon
nelbem man elaubt, bab er elm
Spipn gillas lit. @s purbe in Grs
fabrung oebra9t, bab sr in 81 pofo
i'm fslben 5uuie nit grubencip Wlis
ranbo SuIammen setppbnt bate, Der
oneebfi9 am lebten Wontag ben
lIe6erfaq ouf bic Corner Ran9 lettete.
Denn Der Gefansene Tsiner S6ulb
iiberfiibrt pirb, ipirb er tpu1rIdeins
lid erI9oifen iperben.
Die GifenbabnSiige, tpeIGe BITE
Sruppen bes Generals Sp6n Carlos
nod benz 76 Msilen iibli9
BON bier aelegeren @uamon brahten,
iino um Donneritag Gbero 5uriidges
tebrt. Der General Msureuiu III NIT
500 Mann &aoauetie auf Der 0ers
fplgung Salaaars begriffen.
Gtner bier eineelauferen Melbuna
sufplge fpurben beim lle6erFal nuf
Mabero. Gbibuohua, bur6 ben 9illa
9efebIsbnber Sultp 9lcoito, flint ober
mebr Gbineien eet0btst. Sdmmtlihe
2dben purben gepIiinbert unb btel
9eute boDonseIalsppt. SpGter tpurs
be glrpitu nah ben Bergen perfplst
unb srIitt babel ben Ioh.
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Gum gtiafamn
Sinb bic lIntsrbanSIuuseu 5tpiI6sn
SeIterreifrllngarn unb ben Der.
Staateu sslangt.
Der tpeitereu Gntpitlung Der Sa1'
lase pirD in Disu NIT DOlissr
Rube entgtgsnseiebsM

9erlin. Is. iyebruar, iiber eon'
bon. 16. sSebruar. = giner wlslouHS
bes Wiener aprreIpOnosnien oss pSet'
liner aase6latt" Sufolgs bat bic fpa9'
ienpe UsSalihteit zines arisges 5lpt'
ihen ben Der. Staaten ilnb Selti1'
ianb bic GpannuHg 5pii9en Bien
uno WaIbingtpn pegrObert. Osr sors
Respondent teleerapbirte tpie Iols.:
Der 9ptf6aftsr 3arnopsti mar
nod nidt I'M stauOe, fsin gegianbl'
ounasihreiben i'm Dciben 9uuis iibers
rsihen su t1nnen. Die biplomatiiGsn
llntsrbanblunsen Stpii6en Ssitsrrsid,'
llnaarn uno ben Der. Staatsn limb
sum Stillitanb gstommen. Weit.-en
Gntpidlunsen piro NIT alier Ruhe
entgesenseIehen. Die OoppeImonar'
dJie erpariet e,iaBt ben nGditen
Sdritt bes prGiiosnten Wilfon. burt
ipslfsn Der &urs Der Resierung be-
itimnt tperben lpirb.
Der Gnti9lub Der dmeritaniiden
bic geitiiduns Don Sous
beIsidiffen su seitatten, fpirb als Elm
bebrobenbes Clement in Der sesenpdri
tisen Gituatipn bstrdhtet, ba baour9
YefebIsbabcr pon Sauhbpotsn Ser
sinaissn WiSglihteit beraubt fpiirber
paiiasiers unb Wlanni4dfisn amsrtta
niIher Sdiffe su retten. Der gsIGIub
Der omeriianifden Resisruug bebi ben
Iebttr llnterf1ieb stpiTHsn bsItiid.en
englif9sn 6nubtIsSaHiptsrn unn aHle..
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ritaniifen S6iffsn auf. Gs 1T far,
bog ansefihts elmer iol9en Situatton
bic M0glidteit stuss Srieses 5tpiiGen
0eutf6lanb urb ben Der. Stanten
nGber riidt, tuesbalb audi bic tiiHFttgen
ge5iebunseu 5pii9en Der Soppelmos
uar9is uno 9lmerita NIT tpa6ien5er
Spdnnuns berfolst tperben.'
2oubou, 16. Se6ruar. = Su Ell
Iner 9epdhe uus aupenbdsen on fie
Gr4dnge telegraph go. pirb berihtet,
oaB oem r8erIiner 1aseblatt" 3ufolge
bic llnterbunbluusen Spii6en bem
awerttaniihen gpti9after penfielb in
gBieH uno Der 0iterrsi9tfden Reeic,
rung ubge5rpten porben Ieien.
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Repr. Mann fugt ,baB bic Der. Stad,
ten iia ausfalieblt4 lin ameritas
nii9e qngelegenbeiten tiimmern
l1nb ii9 pon eurOpdiiaen GnseIsssns
bsiten fern bultea iolen.

80 btngton, .. g., 16. SER.
Udbrenb Der Debate iibsr bic Qcnli>
rationss8orluge, bic ben 3ped bat.
|bie @ttibitGt ausldnbiiaer &genten
|siI5ui9rdnten, purbe am Greitag I'M
Senat pisbsrbpIt geSug auf bic aonz
irooerie nit Seutf9lanb eenommen
uno Der Senator Stone, gOriiBer bes
&ommittees fir auspGrtige angeles
genbeiten, na6m bic 9eIesenbeit
ipabr, ii9 in beftiger Weiie
ii6er bic 3eitunsen gu duberu. bic
falI9e Ha4ri6tsn per6reiteu, I'm TN
2aHbe cine &riegsitimmung gu er5eus
gen.
,aetn ebrli9 bentenber Mtenfa
5tpsifelt aud rrIr einrn @ustnbfid boz
ram" fagts Senator Stone, bag cine
8erT9pDrung inter ben grpben 3ei=
tuusen bieIes 2anbes i'm 9aHse TT. bic
ben 3tped bat, &riessitimmuus gu ers
seusen unb bic RegieruHs Der Der.
Staaten tn Elm fsiHofeIiges 9erhdItnib
gu elmer ber triesfiibrsHbeH Widfte
binetrBu5tpiusen. Sd BIN Der @niidt
bab iebe perfon, bic iol4e faIiae
yta6riaten IN llmIauf feBt, elm 6eiuo
beg 2anbes unb bss @olies 1T uuo uls
FOLDER beitraft perbeu iO"te."
Senatpr Stone CAB biefsr grtld.
rtlng pGbreub Der GrtpGgung cines
qaragrapbeH Der 9OrIase ab, bem5ue
folge es fir elm 8erbredeH ertlGrt
nirb, penn cine PerioH abiiatIi4 uno
NIT @Drbeou4t, unter @ib, fdITae
ausiasen ma6t, bic ben 3ped baben,
bic WlaBregeln pbsr bas 9erbulten eis
ner ouspdrtigen Resieruns nit Sesug
auf cine &ontroperfe nit ben Der.
StaateH gu beeinfluFen. Gr fiiste
bin5u, baB audi fol6e Perionen, eins
I9liebli5 bon Rebatteuren unb 3eis
tungsberaussebern, bic abiidtli9 fol=
DIE falibe Na9ri9ten ni9t inter Glib
perbreitsn, beftraft tperben folIten.
Senator Gumnlins proteftirte IN
snergii4er Weife gegen oenicnisen
sbeil Der @orlage, unter tpel6em Der
prdiibnt autoriiirt iperben piirbe, iit
Der 4rmes Ober Der Jlotte gu bebienen,
I'm ii9 in ben 8eiib bon MIn;tion
ober BON S9ifTen, bic fol4e an 8orb
9aben, 3u Tesen, fpeun IoIde Muni.ipn
Don Der Reeierung gu elmer @srlcbs
lns Der amerttauiiden HeutralitGi be-
nuBt perben Ipllte. Gr falus elm
Qmenbement Dor, babiulautenb, bab
bic beuaffuste Ma6t Der Der. Stdas
ZEN ni1t .in elmer Seit ooer IN elmer
Ueiie perpenbet tperpen oiirfs, bab
,amit cine trisseriids SauoIuns 6s'
,angsn ipiirbe".
sd IaiTe mid niht bon Der I3rItes
lie fortrsibsn, DON Der jebt Die auft
rfiillt it, faste ber SeuatOr ron
Coma. rWas miht betrifft. 70 bin i'd
Jan5 enti6ieoen bagegsn, oab Der
Brdiibent bic Madt erbdIt, bon Der
'epaffneten Wtaht Der Ger. Staatenu
n iol9er Meiie Gebraub gu MAIDEN,
'ab sr elm elmer auspGrtisen Rattpn
Sdiff unter ioI4su rlm'
tdnben fortnebmen lam, bab biss cine
risseriISs SanSIuus beoelten piroe.l
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er5bsr, aIs I'M Iebten GuartaI.

riid5abfbar feien. Diapib Sen
.fasts aud, IsiH geIu4 in gsrs
I'm babe inn bic lleber5euging ses
ssben. bab 9eatfdfanb aues mDgli4s
tbun iperbe, nm Der 9iirtei bic ge5abs
lung ibrer S9ulbsu 5u ermDslidsu.
uHS bag ss bereit iei. nsben ben 10.
melt ssrnahten DcrlebeH alth nod
bag @sio gu tisfsru, bas fir Die sdu5s
lide REORGANIZATION Der 5iirtei naa
BEN ariese n5tbis fei. Der Winiiisr
iasie, Sab penn bic 5offnrnsen In
siuseH nHo 100,0O0,O0O
bis 100000 pfuHb erIaHgt psrs
ben i5Hntsn, bic fir bic Sebuns Der
2anStpirtbf4aft, Gifsnbabns uno
Sirabsnbdu bertpenbet piirben, bic
Siirtsi In aebu Subren i'm StaHoe fem
piirbs, ibre Iaufenben aussabsn pie
aud bic 3iufen uuf bic Staaisfdulo
aus ben Ginnabmen bes 2anbss 5u
beden.
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Die 4iirfei iuirb bis anf
ben letfen Wamn fdmpfem
lin aonftdntinOpeI gu bsbaIten. fast
9alaat geb, Der reue grobueiir.
Oeiltf4Ianb Iiefert Der 5iiriei allss
GeIb, bas fie fir ben aries unb
aud nadher braudt.

2onhou 16. Ge6ruar. Wie aus
2onituntinopel iitsr amiterSam g.s
meIbe. ipirb, iaste salaat Ben. Der
neue tiirtifde GroBDeIir In elmer grs
tldruns, bic er Dor bsm rlnierbdus bes
tiirtii&su parlamsuts iiber bic poIis
til bes neuen Aabins!s absab. bab bic
sartei BIB uuf ben lesisn Wnnu idms
pfsg tperbe. -um 9pnfantiuopsl yu 6sz
balien. Rdhbem e. Der Dpfsr ers
DdbHte, bic bic Siirtsi bereits ges
bradt, fasie 9alaat Bsp:
.Wir Beginner unfsre Nrbeiien NIT
BEN pollen BeipubtfstH bfr fdpereH
Observation-Disclosures, bic auf uns rus
ben. Infer 2nnb, bas INNER in mebr
pSsr tDeniser sr6b.rsm WaBe nit
austudriigsH Sdpisristeitsn au tbuH
bate, mar se3tpunseH, Spfer ,u brirs
gen. pie :pir eiss in Der gef9idt. uHs
isres 0anoss nismaIs erls6t baben.
.1lnisre sysinoe babm eriIdrt, baB
fie bic e[biiht batteu, uns aus aons
itaniinopI unb bonn 9Dsporus unb
ben DaromyslIen gu pertreibtn unb uns
bis ins SHmye Don aIsiuafisn Suriids
suordnssn. auf bisie IddsrIiden Dros
bunsen unfsrer Ieinbe, bic bon unie.
rer tapfersn qlrmse bon ben 9arbaRsls
len pertrieben ipurosn, antiporisn mir,
bab mir 4onitantinopsl uidt aufss6sn
psrben. 70 lunse ss nod sinsn ein3issn
Sttoufansn sis6t.
.gDir iperSsn biefen gfieIentampf
in snsfier Waffsnbriibsri4afi NIT uns
itrsn tapfsren unb iissrsiAen @.rbiins
beten fpeiter fiibreu. Bis mir unisre
Jeinbs ge5ipunsen ba5en, unisr Re4t
3u triftireH anSuertennsr.s
1alaai gsp fast. isrnsr. baB es
ipdbrtnb Der ississu srcBsn arifis
fsi, ipi4tiss innsre RefDrs
men sin5ufiibren, ba ale strdfis bss
oanbes nufseboten iD.rSsn miiBisn,
I'm ben aies gu einsm erfoIsreiden
gnbs 5u brinsen.
Die ann,mer sab einfiimmis elm
8srtrausnspotum fiir bic Rssieruns
,b.
perfiebt bic
Sirfsi NIT GeIb.
aaut elmer aonItantin0psIsr Otpes
'Gs. bic in beutf9en 3sitlnsen srs
'disnsn III. bai Deutf6Ianb Der iiirs
.iihen Rssisruns ubsrmaIs 1880.
100 tiirtiIdbs gfunb borseitredt. Cine
gcrIuse, bsr5ufoIse bic Rssieruns ers
ndfiigt perbsn lolI. bas DarIebtn
'nSunsbmsn, iDurbs an MiitpO9 i'm
iirtifhen Ssnat einssreidt. DiapiD
ssp, Der }iHan5miniiter. iasis bei
ieIst G,eisssnbsit, bab felt bem ausz
rlit bes arisgss 0eutidlunb unb
,sittrrsih linsarn Der 9iirisi 79,s
10000 g,iD. DorsdaOifsu Hdtisn. bic
\ Jo5ss naA ssm iisisSeasi4tub !
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"Wenn es nOtbig fein fonte, cine
trteseriide Sanblung gu bege6eu. um
ben GfeBen Der Der. Staaten ge!,
tuns gu bsrf6afien." fiigte Senator
Gummtns bin5u, rbann ToQte Der aons
sreb Inn feline 9tniidt befrast perben."
Senator gummins sog i6liebli9
lein @menbement auriid, um es abSus
dnbern unO Su perbefsrn. Gr pirb es
fpabri9einli9 tDieoer sinrei9en, penn
bic Debate am Samitas piebsr aaf.
genommen tptrb.
ReprG fentant Mlann gssen
ben 2ries.
Weprdientant Mann, Der Giibrer Der
Republituner i'm ReprGi Gientantenbaus,
erntete rei6G9en geifaa DON bciben
Seiten beg Sauies, ats er pdbreno
Der grpdsung oes QrmsesGtats iagte,
bab bic erite pflift Der Ser. Staas
ten lei. iich UNI &nsslegenbeiten auf
benz ameritanii1en Sentiment gu film.
mern. uno er boffe, bub bisies 2auo
ni4t in ben eurppdifatn &riea pins
etngeSOgen !perben piirbs.
sd bin entI4lofen1, fagte Serr
Mann, nalles in meiner Dlddf 8es
finoli4e gu t6un, I'm uHier 2anb aus
Dem europdii9en arteg beraussnhaIs
ten. @enn eg gu trgenb elmer 3sit
fir bic Der. Staaten n0t5tg psrb-n
ioate, ii9 an benz &riege 3u bet1eilis
gen, bann bin i9 6ereit, meine gflt9t
gu tbun, ic9 babe absr aIles gertruuen
unb ale Soffnuug, bab Der prdiibent
Iaes t6ut, mas er bentt, bab er mDgs
li4er @eiie tbun tann, Inn uns aus
benz .&rieg beraus5ubulten.
rgtur 9ott allein ipeib eg, mas
baraus perben tann penn bisIes
2anb ii4 an benz ariege betbeiligt-
@s 1T in unferem SntereiIe, baB mir,
foipeit mir bies fDnnen, bic gOr5errs
i9aft auf bem ameritanifc1en &Ontis
nent ii1erH, aber ung ni6t einbils
ben, bab mir Der gan3en @elt gors
14rifteH MAIDEN tOnneR. @enn MIR
IN elmer Weiie, bic ms uno Der gts
btIiidtion Gbre ma3t, bic S9itidle
Der Central uno characterization
Republiten seleitet baben, oann lit inls
mer nod 3eit, uns in bic glnsslcgenz
beiten Der Glteren Rationer eiuSumir
id)en, bic iest Srieg nit einanber fiibs
rem sd boffe, baB mir nifa in ben
&rieg hineingeSoeeu perben."
ReprdieHtaut Mann fagte aud, baB
tpenn bic Ser. Staaten fib an benz
europdiIdeR arieg betbeiltgten, fie
ni9t ldnger auf bas ausi9ItebIi6e
&e9t, Die ameritunii9en 9tngelegeus
beiteH gu toHtroliren, anTpru6 erbe.
ben t6unteu.