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Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
Maecabe.s Hold "Yarn Party"

Maccabees Hold "Yarn Party"
 The Maccabees gave a yarn party at the hall Friday evening which proved to be one of the most unique and pleasant entertainments ever given by that lodge. The hall was decorated with knitted garments, which were made by the ladies of the Maccabee, with hanks of yarn and with the Maccabee colors black, red and white. The program opened by an ad- dress by Mrs. Hattie Pafford in which she explained the reason for the party. The work taken up by the Maccabees in this way is known as the w. B. A. Patriotic Service league and is under the Grand Review.
 Twenty -four little daughters of Mac cabees performed the Red Cross drill of the league, at which time a silver offering was taken to advance the work
 Each man present was asked to spin yarn or pay a fine. some of the yarns proved quite exciting. IT the knitting contest C. G. Jones won the prize and A. J. Matthews the booby. In the rice eating contest Dor Frankenberg and G. R. Finch tied fol first honors. After refreshments A B. Clark acted as toast master ant some very clever speeches were made
Arizona republican., 1918-03-17

Mrs. George Caveness was out yes terday from Phoenix to visit Mrs. Low Charliebois.
 Mrs. A. W. Bonnet, who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. John Will son. will return to her home in Miami Monday.
 Miss Blanch Barnett visited friends in Phoenix for the weekend.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
No Republicans For Rural Routes

Several hundred Republican sub scribers were disappointed Saturday morning when they did not receive their paper It was not the fault of the rural carriers, as the papers in stead of being left at Tempe were car ried on through.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
To Drill for Water

c. H. ketchum and Joe Zunnewalt went out to their desert ranches yesterday to prepare to drill for water on the .Ketchum place first and then at the Zunnewalt place.
 J. M. Burress purchased one of the large Victrolas at Merryfields and took it out to the ranch for a surprise for the family
 The Free Methodist revival meet ings are being held in the Ira Moore building north of the Glendale Lum- Der company.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
Play is Great Success

The high school play at the audi torium last night was a big success and several hundred people enjoyed the laughable farce. 9
Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
Celebrate St. Patrick's pav

The restaurants are making special preparation for the proper celebration of St. Patrick's day today. Special menues will be served their guests.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-17
To Join Service

William McFadden, who formerly drove one of the R. L. Fuller stages between Phoenix and Glendale, left last night for Camp Funston and Uncle Sam's service.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
Italians Make Sudden Turn From
q Defensive to Offensive
(Continucd from Page Oncl


that Of three bridges thrown the ravc The uppcmosi
unaey collapsed and then both carried away
with it. This figure includes the fallen the slightly wounded and
those brought back ineffecti,es
great upoar interrupted the premier and there
They all Iungarians When quiet was restored Premier
Wekerle coniinucd
81 mention hese figures in order describe the situation with
perfect sincerity Also because enemies viii certainly portray
these losses in exaggerated fashion and perhaps aso public
opinion
There also circulating that This oeason also Hun.
garan troops called in excessively large numbers and
that the losses fell them only Therefore say that 33 Hun.
paran and 81 Austrian regiments participated in the
e and A. per Hungarian and 53 per
tran.
'' the entire the Italian
10000 surprising losses in dead wounded and sink
report being circulated that losses
lack Of ammunition
deputy here shouted Lack OF ioodl
premier replied this by declaring that ARMY was
well provided with ammunition during the middle June
at true the premier added that of three bridges
Tiav c uplemoSt unfortunately collapsed
both of The carried away with it, Thus sount
dffictes in bringing up proTi during
iiona retreat The carried in such
~ noser,cd that the Italians continued their
former posi- haa.
lf despite These tepretale events draw deductions from the
whole be doubted inflicted important losses
and prevented hen sending considerable part
troops III, which IN the OF the
of The undoubtedly The objective which it
bar duty 10 attain This aim, too, " attained =
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01

'shcd her BY shutting her IN a dark
closet
"Nhen,Ncr you will tell mother so,.
ARE sorrN you may como ont" said the
doting parent ny she shut tho door
Are YOU sorry NOV "
No answer Several minutes passed.
during which the mother repeated the
question. Fearing the child had faint
cd from might. she ffanticnlN opancd
the door, 90 find Emile seated tipop I,
hat box The embodiment 81 rage
Aren't you rotfy now. darling" the
mother impicrcd.
Win cNcs hiaging with wrath
Elmiiis Shouted "No And ~. spii
un Sout shors and we spit on yoaif
drcss--and I've spit ON Nou bonnet.
and I'm iiist waiting for more spit a.
COME HarpcTs.
'li doesn't seem right" said the uaan
with wutaoitt shoes ~ hat doesn't
sccfn iifht "Thai mere COW can
afford 10 wear an that leather. ''--
Washington Star
Shopkeeper ito travelling sslesmsu)
Cant give Nou an ugdcr. quite over
stocked. Salesman Let me 80 least
show YOU my samples Shupkeepcr
SPAR yourself the tronhlc. ! can't
lnoi al them" Salesman -"Then. " an
Nni allow me 90 look ~ them MYSELF
It's tiiree wecks since I've seen them -
~-Nillanovan
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
E. H KULLENBERC DIES
AT ARMY HOSPITAL NO.
Is SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Ever II. kullcnberg. &c. an enlisted
man from South Bend, Indiana. and
OF the casual detachment first train
Ing brigade NJ Kelly Field No L. San
Antonio. died sunday at ~ =. Gov
cfnmen, Hospital Nc. 10. lSerth Reach.
kullcnherg was with the first COM
tlnRent OF convalesscnts TO hc brought
10 the hospital about TIVE months ago.
He died from goitrc.
His death. The first 10 occur IN local
army c1inps, from natural causes.
within She past two years. When the
Texas National Guard WINS located
here In ialG-i9I7 an enlisted man was
drowned II Corpus Christi Bay Those
two deaths constitute the only ones
since tho establishment; OF rramp
Scinrv and Ger al Hospital No. 10.
The body Of kliIlenberg tonight VIII
be shipped by Jord.-Aiien undertAk-
ing Company 10 South Bend, indiana.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01


9ln his speech az Franklin. discussing
ms Juggling Of public MONEYS lerrl
sor said. "Ali fhc law requires IT, that
officers settle when the day of settle
ment comes and he claimed 90 have
done that
Tho law requires such settlements
from men who are legally ana properly
suSfcdlaGs Of public moneys.
but Ferguson Was nor the legal GUS
fodian If any Of the monces which be
smisapplied diverted. Illegally deposited
or wronsfully used
Ferguson had no legal r'ehf ins6
money paid 20 The secretary oi state
10 be deposited IN the Temple lany
Ferguson had no legal right 90 prN
$500 private obligation with puniic
money
The fact that he was governor gave
hiM no, one Whit more right 10 pay
- private dehf with tate money than
amy curnfluld negro Would have Ind.
l'ne use ~ tha; 5000 misapphcd pub
JIG money was enjoyed ~ Ferguson
Tor TWO years, and ho returned IL oniy
after the f'upeachment proceedings
had been Instituted Two years. I'M
1erest on $4,000 at q per cent would
have becu Sff- and Ferguson has nat
ll9id th't yet
OF course. he ala not contract 10 my
Tor II, for he took the moacy cone
tiafy 20 the statutes but IN honest
settlement would hay. returned TO the
state tMo years. interest.
There are tuuusandH Of farmers in
Texas who would he glad g. pas the
stale per cent interest on Sad0u no
stn honest transaction. and surely Fer
s,Gson ought TO bave offered 10 rcpr IL
1sily the wrong nv diI the state ia "a
dishonest Transaction
The only reason that "a aaY of settle
ncnt cume for Ferguson is thaf he
tFiaI.tffH 10. ..ff4
tDdinn Of flgAds and credits which tho
law required 20 be- Deposited in tho
treasury Part Of these funds ana
credits were deposited in n bank in
which he WAS aiockhodrf ana from
ibis bank hG vaa = hoiroty, fri iu
sXcoss ST its capital and susplu which
WAS q violation ~ law.
one reE'un WHY James y Ter.uson
le n.ai,ina speeches m Texas to-day Beg
ihhf The Temple bank. 10 which hc WIS
Interested Vas atnto Institution
under laws which placed tAe super
vision Ol ne hanH la ;h, L4iiae of oii,
81 Tiers ue,nts 8ppnini'
AZ itt Temple bank haid boon Mas
Honul hank, ana Nj. NorNHHpun stunts
hta Gene uuGer Tie CSC n. "a uAtiunHi
Nauh examiner. ne Nr.iA uut he csn
NuAfinp lhe state ~ I,y.s to-day l.n
forced ahepncc would NOT hfgo rrndcr-
~ ageh hing possible.
Ffrfaann ~ put OF office hfn4lFa Dr.
I'r.dbd for his own profit dirrrtis aui
indirect y. Funds and cFsdite which Ne-
ionHed 10 the public
i.;e anA ~ aeiilenrnt game net lc-
cauhe ths m" irfscribcd AUS Ton thf
HVftfngr, brt because iNc house oi
representative arraiEnfl bin hDfoft
the truute For high crimes and mis-
ismfnruie und then in lfcriah lHatr
~ disEofi,e.l iu the hope ihat u.s. Sd
doliie he mieit save bic official hide
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
DON'T PET A RAT.

Cliy Henry own Of the Nlgilnntes)
Is took war y" show hs what
fine lot of rats We nave been petiinE
in this country For some unfathum-
ahlr reason We have created Tor our
own self .delnnnn national myth
which we have called "rhc Melting
Pot" n was beautiful thing We
TALKED about IL. We wrot" about IL.
we believed In t. We sald--nnd we
actually believed we were talking Ike
reasonable beings. Drop n rat IN the
Melting Pot and II Genes ont an Amer
lean"
So We dropped them in-the rats
along with the stock that makes good
Americans. And the rats came out
rat9. They alv showing their breed
now. Uncle sam goes to war. and the
rats nihbie at his heels. Therefore. we
have one course 10 adopt toward
them.
DON'T PET A RAT; TRAP TT.
The rats arc of various types. LIT
ms label them:
The pro-Gcrmnn Rat: The one from
Germany itself Ne ~ the most OBJ
vious Of all Usual, he rs big. fat. gray
fellow, Most Americans OF German
nntccrdcnts are good Americans. The
rat rs still German, Before the war
hc marched boldly around the country.
shifting al our national Institutions
the superiority of German efficiency
lie rs still with US, bat since we en-
tered the war he has being u rat run
Tor cover. Tie tries 10 align himself
with the loyal Americans OF German
descent But he IL still q rat. still n
plo-Fcrnan. IN the event OF u Ger
man victory he would be ott IN droNoa
ircrng oar defeat He buys Liberty
bonds, bat the only reason he docs IL
IS TO make ns think he Is not "A rat.
" ~ the particular duty and privilege
OF all loyal Americans of German
breeding 10 help pat him out Of bust
ness.
Tho l. W W Rat Darker and
thinner than his pro-i;Vrnnn brother.
bnt Of the same species. More active.
Having bean allowed 10 RIM Wild he
hrs cNpfrcrnteu IDEAS OF his own i'm
poitanca His iden Of Liberty h. i'll
ccnse lie squrma piieousls when
tinpDrd and he iA being trapped in
considclnhlc numbers.
The Foroien Aritator Rat; a fuzzy
sort 90 rat. rrotzky iH hi aeal.
american ideals his favorife ugcl lie
comes "a America only TO snDor ana TO
t'risiie ~ contempt for tho true
American For the present his soap
box is In stOrDgs--until after the war.
The intellectual Rat; In this species
Z hr sexes are about equally divided
or many nationaliiioa, sometimes
even American. At college theS leafn,
.d $50 much that they've never been
! good for ANYTHING since. They smile
Mlyingly when anyone displays an
avyption so common as patriotism
AN much OF intcfnatlonaiism and
are NAlN dangerous because clever
HnouRAo fool q lot of people.
The l'Alfisit itat; \ rnre species.
Willing ia take everything ana give
nothing. Az product ~ conrenitnl and
racinl causes Must be watched CLOSE
~ when u come. 10 talk peace. ~
the bottom Of The iiss because he Is
iiie most pliahlt bat not to hc ncited
ans more than tie others
There are other rats than these
hui fof an example this will suffice
we musr stop pett ing them We must
remember our boNs in France--meto
ont 70 them wsv-uime treatment
DON'T PET 4 MAT; TRAP IT,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Absolutely clcar ice can he mad,
without the use OF distilled water with
"a pump thai has been invented that
ieeps The Watci in motion With6lii
acre,ing Il while 1t is being frozen.
Hacked NV Norwegian capital. wa
ifr powcr plants viii he built ir Zee
lano that VIII produce f97 900 horse
power five months In the wears ana L.
iiioo0 horsepower the other seven
months.
4 rev receiver for wireless mes.
sacce which viii hear stations ten
q fountain pen and transmits sounds
Whom one end Is inserted into a per-
sons ear.
The Australian government has or
RRniycd bureau of science anf g.
dustrV foF the Initiation 81 scientific
research IN connection with ur tor tie
promotion of Industries of The som
uunWehith
4 patent which RECENTLY Accnm, The
property OF the United States roye.n-
mcni covers weights and pnllr.a iiia
ave Intended 10 f.a.Ntnt aiVcfs nir
hos" nad lines becoming tangled when
used nnd"i waicr
Tests mad, In England determine
;hn moei Suitable composition iuf fire
proof WHITING paper developed the sgci
that the addition Of no Other ingr-6i
eni increases the Resistance ~ asbestos
to flrf.
liocauso insects collect at Inc upper
end ~ ren fcef- un iarontor has
brought D4ii one AZ. 'Wo sections. per
fnNfir. children io enter through this
ltNrr ~, ION without admitting in
secis 20 house
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
SENATOR BEN
TILLMAN NEAR
DEATHS DOOR
lContlnuod from rage One1

(Continued from Page One)
him many years aEu -age one hc him
acll did mol resent because of his
vociforous atvic of attack upon puliti-
cal foes.
Barring recent years Senator TIN
mans sitter contest with former Coy
cinor Hieaae. candidate against Mr.
Tillman ~ the present senatorial pri
marlcs, has held him in the heat of POI
litical FRAY.
\ year aNo senator 1'iiman an
numced his virtual retirement from
pnlitics, statins that he wolff nnt he .
candidate for reelection hut ie later
decided 20 asain offer for office be
cause of the service he might TO his
country aad his state during ,hc wat
BY reason of his intimate knowledge
~ nANnl AllaIrA
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
AIR roFcrs AcrIVE.

WITH THE RRiTISn ARMY ~
FRANCE. June 20--Thc air forces of
both sides are working overtime those
fine moonlight nights and there has
been heavy bombing throughout the
wat zone. Thoy have necn no less
active in fighting and accommodating
throughout the dny and many BATTLES
royal have been fought along the lines.
There Is an interesting development
IN connection with the hostile Smelling
Oi the territory around Mont I)es Cats,
whore the famous Trappist monastery
Is located. For weeks the GcrB-dus
have been bonharding this titmish
elevation heavily and the monks home
hae been badly damaged.
Recently the German emperor wrote
a letter 20 the German commander in
this area asking that Mont Dies Cats
be a-arcd because the aged prior OF
thu y. f,nastcry wi.s the only living per-
son VINO knows whore the clnperor's
relative Prince Max Of Hcssc. had
boon buried after HIS death in the
monastery in October 1914. The prince
was attached 10 the cavalry which oc-
cupied Mont >jcs Cats IN October ar
ter the utbrcak of the war.
During an engagement with British
cavalry Prince Max was MORALLY
wounded and taken 10 the monastery.
While he was being nursed by the
the hill ana the British occupied IT,.
The prince died and was buried in a
certain place. the location of which
WIS not disclosed TO the world
The German emperor wrote a letter
10 the pope. IN which he asked tor in
formation AS 10 where the prince was
buried. ana requested the return OF
the body. The pontitf forwarded tho
letter 10 the monastery and II was then
that the emperor received the famous
rcply--ihat not until b" Ind rVacu-
ated Belgium and made Just restiin-
ton would he learn the Whereabouts
of the princes grave.
Tho emperor nov appears To lie
worried that his guns may hili the
only man able TO give him the desired
information. but his rcquest 10 spare
the plure, II he made such q request,
seems 10 have net with small re-
Spouse thus tar, Tor big shells con
tine 10 break on the monastery.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN
70 ADVERTISERS
Monday, July |. 1918.
TEXAS PRESS


Discussing the Proposed Vnffrice
amendment o. tho itueili Generalization
senator "a tllama oi Allssis iippi fr1fl
ms place IN The Senate, had 'tiS a.
say.
'ip nv section ui ffe country we
eart afford fu De- what tni1 res9iuti d.
wants Gone
But Mississippi u we mistake rot
was tiie first state 90 rsiii3 ,aN ulc
l'oaca prohibition amendment 20 1he
Federal Constitution
The two proposition ar. practclilf
identical
II Mississippi is % dictate O. Mas
fachusetts Us o. the Use of mtua-
cante. she should not complain whtu
Massachusetts PROPOSES o. di0tatc g.
her rs "a the use oi ihC ballot
Mississipll cuts SORRY ileu4f rr-
pudlatinF the teuciaaa OF itiierfnn
Davis one day ane involving those
teachings The next day.
Circumstance musi he mad" 20 tit
the principal met The principle llfF cir.
constance. any other course brings
The utmost coufusion.--W Waco Times
Herald.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
CONGRESS- TO I
RI bH MATTERS
FOR VACATION
INN CLEARING UP or HE
LET LArlvE CALENDAR pHE
PAL TORY TO A RECESS EARLY
I'M pGUST IS TO START WITH
en- IGN his WEEK.


Wk1 IiNGToN. June 30 congrens
omul ~ NH begin tinul clearing
40 Of visitation preparatory Ca a re-
caa X week uniil emily IN august.
n he'd he Honac WAYS and Means
'omi ter * expected "a have the
lew venue bin iondS for prescnts-
ion'
10 senate ana House are 10 meet
inuj IS carly tomorrow In an effort
io K osc OF appropriation measures
money needed with the he
andy of the new fiscal sear Lead
ora he 10 finish imperative lcEialn
ttontud recess ncxt Wednesday, hut ID
Is rySded ag more probable that con
rfosfyill be unable 20 get AWAY before
ncxttI ridnv OF SATURDAY.
IS Itimc prohibition. tho now bond
nul Dxatiun hlll ana important lcg-
isl3 added to tho >i..enr 600 900
ann appropriation hili are the most
urr | matters remaining before con-
| controversy over the senate
am lmnnt 80 10. nnficnlinral !lppio-
pri5ln hiii Increasing the govern
me lgaaruntocd wheat price 90 s. so
n FAhcl wiz come up m the senate
4 tutvrow With advocates prepared TO
on vigorously Il resolution by Ma
I lot Leader Martin to instruct the
| aei . conicrcca 10 yield 90 The house
/ ohgiors and abandon the price In
cit proposal
,hi0tiOn legislation is blocking
anlrr agriculture appropriation bin,
~ II 600 600 emergency iood produc
itif,mcasllrc.
N army appropriation measure
{ sod 10 conference tomorrow and the
| nnjfous Legislative riders added hS
! th.lcnatc are expected TO nrccssiiate
| fwIor thscc dass work bY tn. CON
! Iomnt passage hN the senate oi tho
nJ bin authorizing S. 600 900 0NO ad
/ Hnal bonds for domestic uses and
10 400. Ous more for loans TO the al
la r.uortpf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
WOMEN kEEg BUSINESS
SECRETS ACCORDING TO
BANKERS OF ENGLAND

IUNnNN1 Jt2ic 30 War export
ence IN the emf oymcnt OF women as
ank eierlSH nv convinced british
bank'fH tint VI linen are ahlc 90 keep
business secrets quite as well as r1rn.
Wh'n women We're first admitted 70
employment ~ banks the British al
icctore and nanngeis feared that some
of thgis. Alsiolners might withdraw
their blRoss bclieving .hcir flnnn-
eiti Irs might become The subject
&c Fl< b III ~ gratifying TO think
"a Bankers Magazine. that AZ
- years. experience of the new
=. no ground Whatever has
nd Tor these feaiB"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01

lRtiN,l'N. Via LONDON. jane 30.-
The official statcmcnt from general
today says:
The fighting In the sectors north Of
the lyA south of the Aisnc increased .
artillery activity ~,ntinucd throughout
the day. In tho evening II revived on
the remainder OF tile front between
the User ard the Marine.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01
RUSSIAN REGARD U. 5.
AS "TIUEST FRIEND"
ASSERTS K0NOyALOFF

NrN WIS lunc 20 Aicvnndrc
tsono,.,toe, L premier minister. IN
lS.rrnsi','. ,A4set. who cacnpcd from
nrisnn ma Il .h.d this country VIA
Siherio En- "a tlc iuisaians consider
no trnitrd A. "our greatest and
t,'i,ca, frlardA Il that Tho increasing
American az, unique in the Ills
XII. Konoy who recently pre-
scented Ills ,,fo ,nf fhc needs 30 ius-'
siu Ia Sncscts .ans1ns dn,J tolWHl
House in a * incnt 10 tho Asaoci-
'nfod proas IN IS The present eitua
tion ana - ION "a TO the future
yhtri - " altuwtther uning.
onistic Sq NJ The friends Of the
Il ~ said The statement
IN l,S4u 2<lE Is performing her
MISREPRESENTATION ldcr the tightening
grip OF Germi domination. l.ussiaI
Ia unprecedented " critical aegrec
81 disintcefat Disappointed and
iishcrtrncd Et IA. " not Immediate
Is given propel dnomic and lniliinrN
nolo by mo nlliv lsill anaVoldahlN re-
turn 30 rcactnt Which under oetusl'
conditions con I hg about the coGr q
.frvs rctpia to T. czarism, supported
hv German hahlfs
"'rhe TYRANNY .caabllshca ~ the
Iiolehcvii ia pr Ahly worse than the
recent tyranny Il tknrism They hnvc
annlhiintrd M n Il rights.
Tho liOlsheyiA pave betrayed Rus
SIN. bs concluaik hgainsi Tie viii OIL
Tho people md Nniust the expressed
declarations OF the political par
tics The Drrst n ysf peace which
practically pcfyct Russia into a Ger
man colony
"rho Boinhevik hmnsclvcs DO not
insist ii,,,,n tecoil Mon Of the iiolshe-
81 IL
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-01

a MSTETlDAM. juno Iu UlilOlAl
announcement was nude Ia Berlin 20
day that q reduction 81 from seven g.
three pounds weekly would be made
Ia the potato ration. -Four hundred
ginmmcs OF Dat meal or other cereal
food viii hc distributed hfitead The
potato ration AZ r0tsdam has been Pee
ducad 10 two pounds Will haIg poumd
81 greats.
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ercaa i1tmeut 81 the German system
AT torrtnme,t "a foaAa IA easier for
the tlcfmsn sfads, and Tor a.. DER
snhn roA!s - ss.t a,ark into the World 70
$50 treaty. t.f y.aatr.n tho p,of...s,,r ar
ensd n,ssn citar1 a. arnlnet fhe re-
lection isf our ,tats.s---ata ans with
nf,s anr breach 81 a tts,onl stitntiatiun
gaperiinn enu,l rights. <ofhlnr
has so ssftsnFsd ths world froin ,,f 10
osif atsintn 81 government hitherto. =
The nt,,ilahea extracts f,op ms
~n,f,h .rl,, no .,a,v eicnt. line uuon the
h.if ssoheent.s ideas about govern q
rn,pt trrt.lfistfuen; Htt h,a rama, * q
max. ID toier.tlp rlaar that fenrs AZ
az economic lovrost have. fn,,nd lo,te
.nrnt Ia s3ernan minds. a. the ufo.
fssaf Warned shc r,lrhetAr me r,i.r-
finn III GERMAN Nnfes oar bc nrean .
lzad ~ vaat scal. without ,loiotlon
III fofmai sn,ntN atiul,lstsona kAen
itn,,rh other t-nvcrn,nrnts refused III
.cf thf why IA tnk. official u,se,,trs
arninef German commerce their rDo-
tsi,a fonia efraprla ttat commerce, in
ih.if own countries 4, rfhisinr 10 hi,
German wares.
Ia tffe.t me German economist
seonns "a has. aiopf.d ror his own a..
armament emAadlsd la the resolutions