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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26

Neives potfebou dnesni povaecne doby jsou phi
line jazyky.
Americky dollar pry penizem vzacnym po ccltm
te, ba mas donna pomalu take.
" senator kter chte dcbatovat nrove smlouvt nccht
povazi re tato obsahuje IS 900 sov
Byvao zvykem krtiti lode lahvi vna prohibicc
bude snad vino zastupovati : podmssli.
Exkaisr viltm drz pry ve slovo nyni arc kcy nkJo
od ntho vice zadne nebude pozadovat
Valku sme vyhrali plo trublu pax 81 pfedstav
me jak by to dopadao, kdybychom byi prohra.
Ien6koule pima hIadu vsech stran&ch olik bo
jechtivost jnym slovy Rada pan Nouzc do svdrova
jizd
Rim savl prive 267e vyrot1 sveho zalozeni HIM. az
de Cleveland tax starry pax s docka susn6iSiho
draz
Vino, zcny zp6v byo heslo epkureicu. iez prohibc
zmoderneno bude zn podmasl vitkovt baby ochraptt
ly grafofon.
Cekati stavbami verejnym pracen az ceny kesnou
Jest prave tax moudd ako neist pokud potravny nebudou
levn6jSi
Cleveland levi $tou vlaznost upsovan Eondd vitez
vi ably mas nefikalo. nevdek Ccvean
dem vladne'.
"vzdy Jest stastnejsm ten cnS davd ncz- onen ktcry
btfe. Poiekadla ohoto by 81 haynd nell povsimnou al-
sti diplomatic.
Spoienci hodaii nakrm r,skt bolseviky snad
de d6at obrotu, nebyo mimi vydrzen kdyz pska kudlu
natoz kdyz budou syt
madarsktho bosevicktho piedaka nalczcno bylo
zatych sperku Vzdy rkai politka madar cmbe
ri ma cosi betarskeho do sebe
MasO sOupao proto re by dnes stoupati bude,
jiz neni pus vymuvu iak vdet nen nasich masar-
skych magnatu nikdy nouze
BolSevism pry dobrt unysy snad ale dncs boise
vsm znamena vecny boj, stale krveprol rvaou bdu a
had = Kdo neveris, podivei Sc Ma Rusko.
Ma americkem zapade otcvcIa sta DANA skolu zdvoi
Io slusnos i bya by prave tax vhonym uccs6ln pro
ntktere nase konduktery poulenich drah
iizni Amerce 81 pry dt pochutnavaji pecenych
est6rkach smazcnych sonozkach, dvneho coz
neni podivnym jidlem lmbursky syr?
Londynsky magistra rozhodl ze donov n1ze Jest tam
byIo bydste pohybi>ych obrazkach kavooyth par
tyich I. d.
New Yorku zatCen byl sofer pro bezohlednG rychou
zdu, poci uda ze byva ruskym knzetem Jest ku po
dvu jak yche 81 slechta osvouie bezohlodne pri
domokraticke zasady.
KEN vekonoce nyn nam sibuje skoncovanO but
pred svatky vatodusn ale phide to tax dale nedoGkame
miru ami soudny den.
Nesmi ric. isme Stryce Sana. ienz by vzd,
k nam tax StGdrym nechaI douh" ceka. kdyz jcnou
oct tfsn proo chute do kupovani bondu VitGzstvj
sechtem zapolen, ktery vice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
SOKOLSK 4
HLfDKA.
Porada T. Vonasek,
1647 So. St. Louis Ave.
Chicago.
(Pokracovani.)

MIST! u fLlC ma mySl drama
l. ase vlast ,;di ty teZke ch ,lu-
! y teutonsk- ! zasti ma jeji oolo-
re, vidi Tho; lejnost, hrubou ro.
zervancst ccz vSechno drasa
ncuprosne ,cho srdce vlastenec
He. ktor ". vtstecke Sve mohu-
.nosti vidi sIe pocatek zle ma
fazy, ktera by v brzku cele te-
10 narcda ,,aSeho Zachvatiti mo
hla
Hleda p,moc tusi, re po-
moci od za'.ladu jiti must. Ma
Ii obstati t5;p v mocnem boji
prirodou musi otuzeno byti mu
81 silou vyni. att, coz vse jen phi
nym cvicenim a soustavnyin di
Il Sc must
Jen zdatAt iunstvo, zdrave
rozvaZne, r1ohutne muzstvo
zdatna @Gelana zena dove.
lou take ,aTod k mohutnosli
t&lesne i duscvni, ktera teio np
:oda X boz, o trvani sve abyt-
2occli.
MysIenkv tyto vedou mjstra
X zaveden; "SOKOLA". =,
Sokolu p"i: ustanoyuje povi-
most ncjsv3' tjSi - kriseni Via
sti. telesnG mravni vychovan
n Slecht6ni r&roda ceskoslovas.
..keho, odcrovani jeho k sile,
5tatecnosti :. uslcchtilosti. VSlm
! i'm vsak nusi byti proniknu,
Sechcn ccsh$ lid, aby kyzene
vitGzstvi n? jisto a pcvno V za
!tladu post;veno bylo.
Nasen.u Givcimu dorostu.
Nylozme :, co vyrozumivi-
me kazni. Pozadavky kazne pc
rovnavali by, hom snad vhodne
uzdou. " rou Tidime a ov!a-
uamc sve chovani. Udrzujene
sokolskou kazen - kdyz Sc Dc
veden1e po!riditi celku, kdy5
osvedcuiem sym kcnanim, re
sc umime oviSdati je-li, ire
ba - i zaprit. Mile ia Sc "a
meni sluvkeil my - tom sc
tail hlubokj 1yznam vychovn.'
NASH dobrou cviGenku, n,u
81: Sc naucit uvladati pohyby a
posuny sNGho tela tax. aby IA
zd% pohyb u kazdy posun pod
riZoval Sc przadavkum cvicc-
nj kterc ko:l;.s. takovGho uklz
ncni jc tfeba ohledu m,'2-
vnim. SvG osohni zaliby, sve 70
Zmary a narady treba ovlad-
nouti V zai;: Il celku, iehoz isl
(isti.
Proto zc isl Sc nenaucila 0.
vl;dat scb'. Zapirat, kde tohC
kdzc oh!ed na prospech cellSu
iECNzdavaS Sc osobitoSti. So
kolska kaza nezada cd t.t,
slepc poslusnosti, ona te k Ill
cCmu nenuti, ale OGekava Cd II
be re Sc doh:ovOlne a rada pa
nutlS sana. IA; cviciste nepatT
svavOlnice. l. ere 81 mysli. re <
namena osv6dceni osobitosti
Edvz ncDosiechnou povelu II;
pomcnuti cviiitelky. kdyz odb
Ia il od nai'aui hledi Sc vyhno,
ii spolccnynl cviccnim a Stehe
tan. kdy maj; Zachovati kliI ;
ncostychal So rikati ze .ie mcz
20 ncbo ono cviciti. Naopak az
cit tn nelsoC zadne tvarohOE,
duSiGky kte,1 Sc nechaji Ovla
dati icn proto, re nemaji doce
"a sve vulc.
Mic nehyzr.i divci povaG'
TAX caste jake rozmarnost. NJ;
ucisli sc V Sokole ovladat So
rozmary a nalady. nebude :
, pax ia tezho .ie ovladnouti te
donna, obcnod6. dime V kal
cellar d vubcc vsude tam KID
sc stykaS iitmi a lide tebOJ
Spoluziti S lidmi at uz jsou t
tvi uGitelc. Acb predstaveni. r
: DO Glenove :ve rodiny. uklau
ii jiste pczadavky a ohledy. =
ZvvknuvSi V Sokole presveGte
nj ze tva o5obicka ie souCast
celku. ktcrv bv Spatne Obst :,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
Renata TyrsovI
T'yrs.

Telocvicny spolek byl zalo-
zen. Krone vSeobecne piizn3
chybely mu ysak vsechny pod
minky nutne + rozvoji spoIilu,
nebylo nazvoslovi ccskeho NJ
bylo soustavy, die niz by byio
MONO vyuGovani telocviku. i! =
bylo ami naiadi dostatecneno.
o organisacl vSeho snazeni ani
nemluvme. 10 vSe bylo nutro
zaridit. ustarit takrka re ze-
me vydupat :. k tomu Ike vser,i!
bylo jen nekolik jen malo lidi
ncjruznajsi III povah a cilu. -
Zde tedy otcvfclo Sc pro Tyrse
dychtiv6ho tlnu ochotneho ku
kazdG praci. dokud slouzila h4
prospechu n5roda, nejvhodnel
81 costa. - Fracoval. Od
dne zalozen. Sokola vidimc DIR.
Miroslava ryrse vsude. Nenl
zoGpovedne funkcc. niz Je
spojena pr;ce - pokladnltVi
| snad vy.iimaie = kterou by b>l
veGle nacelnictvi neZastaval.
A neni pract jiz by Sc byl nesu
castnil, at s. jednalo o cokoliv.
Tyrs pracuje vedecky. Sesta"u-
je Ceske naZvoslovi telocviCnc.
Pracuje odbcrne Ma soustave tt
locvicne. O:ganisuje praci Y
jednote V zskladani jinych i
dnot sokolskych. Pracuje i f.
sicky, kresli nacrtky ku zdoho-
naleni narad. telocvicneho. III.
ie We spolku sc spoken, upi.;
tnuje Sc vsuGe We schuzich ~
boru clens,a. Ucastni Sc hor'l
We iednani & kroj spolkovy -
Ob ,ednava prvy prapor SpOlH'.
q umlova Sc Manesem 0 jeno
ozdobu. Neboji Sc sam posta-
Wit osobu 4 navrh ktery sc niI
.ibi. Vystup,.je rozhodne smA-
lie sebevedom6. Jednl1n olo-
!vem Tyrs je mlademu spoikV'
vSim. Tezko dnes Ocenime je 10
velkou prac; Vzdyt' nemane
prikladu pr, podobnou cinost.
(Pokracovani.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
Bismarck Magistrate
Gives Up Reluctantly

Bismarck. N. Dr. May 14.-C. F.
Rleckreid, former Bismarck police
magistrate, surrendered the keys to
his Office under protest Tuesday
morning when Judge w. L. Nuessle,
in the district court. made permanent
an alternative writ Of mandamus is
sued Saturday Jon petition of City At
torney O'Hare! Bleckreid was repre-
scented by Attorney Theodore Koffel.
No arguments were presented. Mr..
Kofel merely insisting that the rec
~oEds show that, the surrender was
made under-protest. E. H. Howell,
elected, police magistrate at the last
city election, Immediately moved in
n is now serving as police magis-
trate.
Bleckrefd, who was elected two
years ago. did not. become a. candi-
date for reelection this spring. In
stead he signed the petition of Judge
W. S. Casselman. whose campaign
he supported. When Casselman and
a third>candidate were defeated by E.
H. Howell, Bleckreid declined to sur
render to Mr.. Howell the keys to the
office Of police magistrate. raising the
contention that police magistrates ,un-
der the city commission form Of gov
eminent were elected for four years,
and that he consequently had two
years yet to serve.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
U. 5. MISSION
TO ARRANGE TO
FEED AUSTRlANS
Conference VIII Be Held
7 With the Manufacturers,
. of Austria.

Vienna, Monday. May l2.-(By the
Associated Press)-An American\mis-
sion has been sent to the Ukraine by
Captain Thomas Gregory of the inter-
Allied food commission to arrange
for an exchange of Austrian manufac-
tured goods for flour and potatoes
for use here. This would give the
Austriahs a chance to secure food in
Europe instead OF depending on
American importati6ns and they
would be able to pay in kind for their
necessities instead of relying on the
United States credits. Commerce be-
tween the new states created sui Of
the former empire would also be de-
veloped by similar means. -
Captain Gregory has asked the
American Red Cross to send soap and
medicines to Ukraine where the need
for these products is urgent, owing to
typhus fever and skin diseases. Lieu
tenant Colonel w. A. Jones in COM
nand of a mission consisting Of three
officers and a number of enlisted men
will lead the first American mission
of any consequence sent to Ukraine.
The party will travel by special train
by way of Stanislaw. Tarnopol and
Eovno. planning to see Simon Pet
lura, the peasant leader of Ukraine
in the last named city. 1t will also ar
range with West Ukraine for oil ship
ments to Vienna, it is, expected.
Captain Gregory has arranged for
the shipment Of 10000 hogs from
J~ugo-Slavia to Vienna in spite Of the
chaotic conditions obtaining in trade.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
Herald Mail Bag
Pembina, N. D., May -, 1919

Pembina, n. D., May -, 1919.
To the Editor:
I1oticed your editorial regarding
livestock statistics in last Fridays pa
per and was especially interested in
what you had to say about sheep. 1
started raising sheep four years ago
and now am about ready to give up
the business because of the lack of
state laws which would protect the
sheep from the ravages Of dogs and
wolves. 4 have lost more than rs
sheep. most Of them from dogs. since
Invent into the business. Although
I know man of the dogs which have
killed my sheep it is not lawful for
me to have them killed or kill them
myself, unless l shoot them while
they are worrying the sheep. Gener-
ally the dogs that bother most be-
long to some person who is. unable
to pay damages and from the 25 or
more that ! have lost. I have only re-
ceived damages for three.
I'think l am speaking for the aver
age farmer when I say that we would
in the business. They are very easy
to raise and profitable if the loss a
be cut down. They eat more than
800 different weeds and are valuable
to clean up land. Cattle and horses
eat less than 100 varieties of weeds.
The United States department Of
agriculture prints a bulletin on the
sheep-killing dog. In this are brief
summaries OF the laws of different
states on this subject, /and finally a
model which would be good for us
here in North Dakota to follow in
drawing up a law for the lettering of
the sheep industry and farming in
general. Yours truly. e
It. c. WarneA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
P~RESBYTERIANS TO
OPEN BIG MEETING

st. Louis. Mo-, MAY 14.-Unity of
all denominations. relations between
capital and labor, and a score Of other
big issues will be taken up at the
131st general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church in the United States,
which begins here tomorrow.
Laymen are expected to take the
predom4natjng part in determining
policies of the church. -.
For the first time in the history of
the church a layman is eligible, I'M
general assembly, to hold high Of
fees. A number Of prominent lay
men, including William Jennings
! Bryan. have announced heir candi-
dacy for the Office Of moderator, who
is he supreme head OF the 1,500,0 0O
followers of the church in this coun-
try.
Merging OF the assemblies OF the
northerns and southern churches Into
a federal general assembly, as the
first step toward unity Of all denomi-
nations will be considered simuf-
%taneously at the sessions here and at
church in New Orleans.
Other issues which will be up for
probable definite action will include
unemployment among returning SOL
diers for which the church has ap.
propriated $500, 600, and Bolshevism
and it's causes.
A service flag with nearly 1000
gold stars, representing tho number
Of members 81 the Presbyterian faith
who lost their lives in the a will
he displayed at the meeting, which
will continue until May 90.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14

UNEARTHED BIG
SWnUlENHEME
Fake Prize Fight Is Ar
ranged-Large Amount
Cleaned Up"

lndianapoiis Ind. May 1.-THE
story oe the lnachinatiors of an al
legged syndicate of swindlers whose
cunning may rival that of the motor
(ious Maybray gang, ia being slowly
unfolded by federal authorities here.
Meanwhile. twelve men charged with
being menabers OF the syndicate which
had it's hsR dquarters at Nnncte, Ind,
are under arrest for using the mails
to defraId.
The investigation has progressed
far enough to convince federal au-
thori!ies that the gang Cleaned a
huge fortune fre.n wealthy men Of IL
linc!s. Indiana. Michigan, Ohio and
Missouri, and then scaled the lips of
the victims by staging fatal" prize
fight. i. lIt Slack. United States
attorney, has not made public the
names OF the victims.
The chief trick of the gang was to
make an acquaintance and Their
whisper the proposition involving pur-
chase Of real estate fron/an English
man, whose dishonest secretary was
letting the property go for um far
under its real value.
The victim is induced to get $1O.-
00o~ cash. and the '.Englishman' is
introduced, but Just before closing the
deal h Englishman. q great lover
Of sports. decides to go away to at
tend Il sporting event. To keep him
present a boxing match is arranged.
The coming contest creates great
interest In those on the inside earn
hal it is to be a fixed" event. The
victim enters the inner circle; he sees
thousands Of dollars pass hands: he
is even made stakeholder for y night:
the pot lAeeps growing. sometimes
reaching 100000, before the victim
himself finally decides to take -
''flicr..'
The money, put in a bag, is taken
to the ringside. After a few rounds
n fighter is knocked ous. He hleeds
p~rcfuse!y. chicken blood being used,
and then it IS announced amid great
excitement that the fighter is dead,
There is a hurried conference COM
corning a probable murder charge;
II seizes the money bag and calling
TO the others to meet him tomorrow.
departs in great haste. The victim is
so]emnly cautioned to remain quiet.
After a time he is informed that
the money was used to fix the au-
thorities. In some cases the victim
has e furnished additional funds
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
International Mems
Epents Summarized
lBy the Assoctated Pres.l

Several additioDais notes; from the
German peace delegation. now are be-
fore the Allied powers for consider
ation.. Three such notes were de-
livered to the council OF four this
morning and shortly after noon in
Gil had appointed a subcommittee of
fiYe-one member from each Of the
great powers-to deal with the Ger
man propositions.
The council also had under con-
sideration the subject of ports and
waterways and various details of the
Austrian peace treaty o being
framed.
Italy, it appears, is not insisting
upon France and Great Britain carry
ing out all the, terms Of the treaty Of
eeive extensive territories on the
eastern shore Of the Adriatic In the
settlement of var claims.
This apparent willingness to make
concessions in the negotiations look
ing to an agreement on the Fiume
and Dalmatian controversies is con-
sidered. according to advices from,
Paris. as indicating progress toward
a definite understanding among the
members of the council of four.
h subject Of the German ships.
both mercantile and naval, is again
being pressed upon THE attention of
the peace makers. It. seems that
Poland is claiming some of the war
ships which Germany surrendered,
having presented her case to the
council of foreign ministers.
Today's Paris advices also report
renewed efforts by the British delega-
ton to secure the pooling Of former
German merchant vessels. 1t X sought
to nave them distributed in, accord
ance with tonnage losses by the vari-
Gus nations during the war;. This
would throw the ships informed in the
United States prior to Americas entry
into the war into the pool. instead OF
their all being retained by this coun-
try.
h leading figures of the Austrian
delegation are expected to arrive at
st. Germain-en-Layes near Paris, to-
night. In a statement before leaving
Vienna. Karl Renner, Austrian chan
cellor and chief of the delegation,
said that he would do his best to get
as good terms as possible but that a
"vanquished people could expect but
little"
1t. has been announced that the
Bolshevik government Of Russia has
rejected the offer made throughLD
Fridtjof Nansen to feed the Russian
people If the. Soviet, government
would cease hostilities against the
other factions. Nevertheless, a Paris
dispatch today announces that DR..
Nansen has-gone to Russia to open
direct negotiations with Premier Len
ind regarding food relief.
Andrew Bonar Law government
leader in the British house of COM
mons. said yesterday, in answer to a
question, that no attack on Petrograd
by the Alliss was contemplated at
this moment" He admitted, how
ever, that British swarships were at
Helsingfors to act in case of emerg-
1t is reported from Paris that the
Poles and Ukrainians have arranged
for a truce and it is indicated they
may Join forces against the Boil
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
ADVERTISEMENT.

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
APPEAL MADE J.
TO WILSON J
FOR IRELAND
-+rtLEs4 GE&
Sim Fein Representative
Wants Irish Invited
to Conference.

Paris. April MISUNDERSTANDING
of the Associated Press.0-A special
appeal in behalf Of Ireland was made
to President Wilson by Sean F.
O'Ceallaigh, the Slim Fem 1'repre-
sentative of the, provisional govern
ment Of the Irish republic" when the
Irish delegate laid the Irish memorial
appeal was contained in a letter to
President Wilson asking him to urge
the. peace conference. ito invite the
Irish national representatives to be
present ct its deliberations. MI.
Q'Ceallaigh also urged President Will
son to support the claim to freedom
which the. Irish representatives wish
to lay before the conference.
Referring ts-the memorial in which
he had recited the claims of the
Irish republic'> to a right to Join the
League of Nations as an Independent
state, Mr.. O'Ceallaigh wrote to the
presidents:
ITO what has been said in hat mes
mortal. urging the justice of letting
Ireland's claim to- freedom be heard
before a political status hateful to
her is stamped with the approval and
enforced Iby the power of the free ma
lions of the world, may I not add that
|the people of Ireland look hopefully
to you in "a special deeVee for coun-
tenance and support notably because
you are the honored president Of that
republic which counts among it's most
loyal and devoted citizens the greater
part of the Irish race and because
they recognize in you the %clearest ex-
p6nent of the principles of freedom
the world has seen since the days of
Washington.
I'm their latest exercise, last De-
cember, of the inherent right Of self
determination the Irish people, at this
world crisis, have been profoundly
Influenced and inspired by the Words
you have spoken, the principles you
have expounded, the rules of in%terna-
tional conduct you have promulgated
and have brought the nations to
acknowledge. In these ,utterances
they have found a source of great
and highest hope. In
particular they affirm, as applying
specially to the case of Ireland, 1.-The
following passage in your speech of
September 81, 1918, in New York;.
"'The issues are these: Shall the
military power of any nation or group
of nations be suffered to determine
tho fortunes of peoples over whom
they have no right to rule except by
right Of force? Shall strong nations
be free to wrong weak nations and
make them subject to their purposes
and interest? Shall peoples be ruled
and dominated, even in their w in
ternaI affairs by arbitrary and ir-
responsible force, or by their own will
and choice? Shall there be a COM
mon standard of right and privilege
for all peoples and nations, or shall
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14

The wise. p~ainstaking gardner finds
HeNcan make this, garden grow
In splendid style. IL Ehe but minds
His pease- and cues, you know. Z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-14
Kidney Remedy for 40 Years
A Pronounced Success
ADVERTISEMENT.

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fifteen years. We are never without
a bottle of Warmers Safe Kidney n
Liver Remedy in our home, and it has
saved many a doctors bill. 1t is. a
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to gain freedom authorities say.
Names Of eleven Of the twelve men
under arrest have been announced.
They T Elmer Boucher. Arthur
Belts, Joseph w. Engleton. Ross Z.
Mcdonald. Hugh McGann. alias H.
MuGinnis. Henry Schober, Edward
Daniel Siler, Chauncey Stillson, Ma
rion Jacks. Latesette S. Scott, alias
Sloan. &lias w. H. K. Pearson, and
William r. Collins, alias George Arm
strong. alias James e. Carlton. Collins
Is alleged to have been the brains
OF the syndicate.
The alleged syndicate was uncov-
cred by p~ostofice inspectors investi-
eating complaints Of unauthorized use
Of letter heads Of a big business con-
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there be a common concert to oblige
the observance OF common rights?
.1n the clear light Of these great
words the Irish people, filled with.
hope, ask your mighty influence TO
prevent the exception Of Ireland from
the principles Of freedom and justice
to which YOU are rallying n uppor
|iof the world, to urge upon the cor
ference the duty 6f inviting the Irish
national representatives to. be pres
ent at Its deliberations. and support
che claim to freedom which they are
waiting to- place before the tribunal
of the nations"