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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-06

For you, for your family and for
your community that is the main OBJ
iect of the peace time program of the
American Red Cross. In the nursing
service it proposes to install q Public
Health Nurse, where no other agency
IS covering the field; classes in home
hygiene and care of the sick and die
teticS are to be formed and girls are to
be encouraged to become trained
nurses. Poor health can be largely
prevented; good health can be gained
through the Red Cross Nursing Serv-
ice. Home Service care Of the fam
lilies of soldiers and sailors, first aid
training in prevention of accidents
aiding Junior Red Cross Members to
become solid citizens and furnishing
relief in foreign lands are some of the
other plans of the Red Cross in time Of
peace. Enroll now in the Third Red
Cross Roll Call, November 2-11 at your
local Red Cross Headquarters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-06

Honor Roll Junior Red Cross Garrett
County.
Mason School, Miss Della Savage.
teacher, 100 per cent.
What school will be next?
The Delta independent., 1919-09-05

) LOCAL HAPPENINGS =
) . . . . . . . . . . . . =

James Fickes left this week for
Telluride, where he will visit with
his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marshall and fam
lily Sundayed in Olathe, being guests
at the Uglow home.
Miss Olive Ingersoll left this week
for New York, where she will enter
the Columbia University.
John R Charlesworth returned the
latter part Of the week from visit
in the state metropolis.
Mrs. Clair Mason departed the last
of the week for Telluride, where she
will remain for short time.
Miss Mary Ross who has been elec-
ted in the public schools of Montrose
departed Friday for that city.
Mrs. Ada Thomas OF Paonia left
Saturday for Kellogg. Idaho, where she
will teach in the city schools.
Herald Beltz left Monday morning
for Kansas City, where he will take
a course in electrical engineering.
After spending the summer with the
and Mrs. VIM. Shaft left yesterday for
Denver, enroute for their home in
San Francisco.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-05
Park-DaWS Clothing Co.
Clothcraft Store in Delta

Miss Winifred Gilbert left Wednes-
day for Leadville where she will Wis
it for short time with her brother.
Miss Anna Ross left Saturday for
Akron, where she will be an instruct
or in the schools the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin from
Montrose came in Saturday afternoon
for a short visit with fiends of this
city.
Miss Paloma Merchant arrived
home Saturday from Palisade, where
she has been working in the peach
harvest.
Thomas Blackwell, editor of the
North Fork Times, was in the city
Tuesday evening to attend the K. p.
Lodge.
Miss Gertrude Kelsay returned to
her home in Paonia Wednesday after
a months pleasant visit with rela-
tives here.
Howard Lathrop, California Mesa
rancher returned Tuesday from a trip
to Denver in the interest Of his sheep
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Long, who re
side near Read, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a baby girl. Wednesday,
September 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Young, of Gibbs,
Missouri, the former a brother of Mrs
Frank Mckee, left Sunday for their
home after a visit with the Mckee
family.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-05
ARE WE DRIFTING

Every day we hear complaint about
"Delta's roads are the worst in the
state" Well, what can we do about
it? Are we taxed sufficiently to make
our roads better? Is our money de-
rived from this source of revenue
adequately spent?
We are reminded that Montrose has
two to one better highways. Is 1t a
fact or merely hearsay? Mesa Coun-
ty has boulevards compared to the
Delta County roads, 80 the story goes.
Can we believe this? And so the tales
about our roads goes merely on.
Do you really know whether we
have as much money to spend on our
highways as these neighboring coun-
ties?
correctly. Montrose county citizens
"chipped in" and helped their county
gravel the road from Olathe to Mon
trose Now this is part OF their
splendid road. so We are told. How
many citizens OF this county have
donated toward a movement Of this
kind here? What should be done?
Can we correctly say that the govern
ing board of this county is entirely at
fault, or are the citizens partly to
blame?
We do agree, however. that our
roads could be improved very mater
tally.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-05
For Rent

Single rooms with closets, use Of
bath, balcony and basement. Light
housekeeping. no children
34-tfc G. p. BRAGG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24

The lew central 5a1.G-1c q. me
STATE Sc.aool [ar C-aTls :. Eacf. w,2s "a
ae1-ev c0l 7l-.a1- VS. opened n &c
aesEar afternoon ~, appropriate
exarcises- ! la-gs number q trends
Of the school ware Il a..saca-re alc
showeo nQci, interest = --4e a-er-is-
IS and TIE VARIOUS Departments u ne
new building The following PRO
gram vas carried ou-- Prayer ay
Esr- g Q, Perry remarks oy Ms
Charles ?. Flagg pres.oec. q -1e
board If trustees HIN u. 4 a a-E--
HOUSE r--,s-se- c.or-s BE- E--4s # ne
scaooi; address IT u Thomas sup
e----ancan1 CT public s-nooas- -
marks oy NJ Powers 216 M No--
-o1 e ne Governors Council and
Capt E.aE3eT = ne Sl-s Board n
Charities chorus 8y .-e gcr1s Ct LIE
school. re 5oG--5 u Trustees q ne
STATE Sccooi s composed cf pres
iden-- Mrs. Charles ? E-agg. E1----
land Frederick -aGEal1. Portland
Hon " I. wa.a-aog.se- Cld Town
n. y. Taylor. Portland. z . Ca-'l.
ugas-a " Z. Means The -E--a---
ae- 81 ne Board vas unable = =
p-=ss--. 81 2cccun. II : ---z-1 Wreck
TIE Few building w-2c2 : mo
Src-2ss and buc-. g 1rlck 5 S2se-1-
40 eC71ce and. loc2.eG = ne ce-.ar
If ne grounds. makes > particularly
S-e APPEARANCE II ne a2Se-,e-2,
vH.c:s s o. cement a. loC2-ad ne
dining -oo-. ta- Officers and E--'-s-
kitchen t,aha-c. gera.1r, furnace
~oon- gymnasium shower hans
ar-v goods -ooIn a1c E-oce.-r rooI-
o. ne 5-s, 5oor arr ne 0-ce- l.
hr-a-vv, domestic science -ou-a. 7e1-
lcal -,un. -rpew-lg -ocl- 1E-
scaooI y-ouIn. SIX, and seventh a1v
-,cn. eighth grade -o0D a-c MIN
craze -oun. La. scsool room 1As
. wardrobe a-L-plle1- u ne upper
Aoc- ara i've officers -onEs. ve-T Al
..ac.-valv furnished. one = aacn cor
-e- If ne -ouo. WI - -a.-oE :
WON n --a ct-ar. I between g
the g--.s' dnr13go-v. composed q
sixteen -oans TIE 1ouseK aeoe-' :
-oorn a-6 -.,s zlG..-ar-.D are loca- &C
IN rs floor. TIE a2d-.3T1u---- N..1,ctl
seats sRe. s equipped VIII ne
stage Win too-llEa-s I'D Docs-.
lighting he building, which meets
}crs-tal. need IS modern and NOR
auEa!y equipped n every p2;-'- I------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
BRIG. GEN. COLE
is HONORABIY
DISCHARGED

ssh-nE-or- April ~3-E-iE Cen
era Charles Z Cole las been hor-
oI-a5lT discharged. any orders roca y
announce
MAJOR Genera. William L Johnston
mas oeer detailed 10 COMMAND Camp
Lewis, X gSHlag-or- and Major Gen
era Il Liam Ii WrEn, % command
amp DocEe- Ia relieving Charles c
Ea-lcu- VINO s 20 return - MS per
Da1eaI ~aak uf Colonel On Ma "a
Brig. -er. "a y. HAYES VAS as
signed % command ne ao--a Pacific
caas. artillery district VIII head
quarters a. Seattle Er1E. Cen. -uclen
=. 5e--y vas ordered 10 Camp Grant
Ills. and F-aak N Ca4GxAl vas
placed L command ot camp shelby
Mss.
n addition % Big. Ge,- Cole hc,-
oraole d4scaa --e If me following on
ce-s e-an her genera officer rank
was announced
Brig. Cen. George 4 6lakely: Brig.
Cen Stephen n FooTe- ErE- Gen
Charles E+s-..la-ct-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
NEW STEAMER
OF FERRIS TYPE
Burns AT SEA

Portland. Me. Ap-l E---he Fe--1s
9-ae steamer Roy & Bea--ie- au.1r =.
t--o-- ST. auts, y Z. anr lie Ens-geacy
Fleei Corporation VS. ou-ee ana
aas1aonec =. sea laR FRIDAY and -A.-a
21iner LEWIS z, Egn-sey AZ Por.aad
VS. drowned. acaar1-ag y . caaley-A-r
-sceired GOA by E1nIevs We ne
message Was sen. ran Bermuda where
lie --sroec c-'=w was landed sr = VIA
lE vtssel
lie SeAI,-e- which was alGce5 n can-
,r1isslon Nv months 4go as.e- she Wa.
-.--Inc1ed ram ne S>ttAc.acS Yards a-a
1'ea o.! he-'s VIZ lAcsEe-y, les-
Norfolk IN Ar, g WIZ = ca-ya O.
GOA -a- par. \ Ez-.l No details
Te-e gwen IL: : was assumed here the
V+ssel WIS between Se-Iu1A and Ear
aAone.s wien re ira broke ouc.
Third Cace- E-,a-sv. 4 aa-re Of
&A>a!aspn-.- was aacu. - vex-s o. are
Re vas . graduate - me Navigation
school conducted here or the Shipping
SoAI- APT Thomas Il Caie- nas.e-
n ne SeEt-!e- ASP 4 Portland -esaer,
was assls-al: Inspector - nui.s can-
aec:-a Wit ne local a-nce Of ne Inf
ID States sisanhaR. Inspection. service
aef5re iA,1-ng command II TIE new
Graz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
LIFTS WIRE GAG

M Ru-1ssur 5 sia.s-nen. ABOUT ne
me unora5 ,,-ac-ces u he taieEraah
cor,as-,es s a.. wang. Sucn a l-ess
--.,er-an IS ne New Turk " 1-,d SEM
81. -Ass Sundsy nzEa, 0vs- ne wires
- il Te-e-,, 1ewspspe-s r ne United
safes would nara oeen accepLea aoc
transmitted * altae- telegraph GONNA
~ w-raou. ne slig.tE.s, hesitation IN
Der ne oId -lles AID practices a ne
.eIer-aan cuuaa14es n FAC. re GO
nor Know u aa~ press -2ieE-2l sTer
.av!cr ossn -. lsed ny telegraph
c7rraaav N ne ground Of Us beng
.Ibelous
sum I telegram as ne New ara
X arlc sea. 81; asst Suaoay hight s a.
salute!g. .Inon 5ec.5ona DIE rom a -ele-
Eaah orIr- n rev and : Tas only
,.cslss !. "a ar--d - S'-rlesG- and
Eu-.eson aRs .er-or.Ee5 ne telegraph
sra. ~ gag orders threats ~ dis-T1s-
sa,. s7les a,c maj he ;eJeE-aq n en-
9Iav.s p erred T. A vss- ago he re-r-
ahar would 10 more have thought ~ ~
+c.:.E j.. .hR- : would Jhirk .: - 49,
-r any otae- telegram ~ press mes
sar. TINS shows ne deE-eeEt- M -
VINO. su-.esnn has 1-aEEed re g e
ga N crrpRales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
y Structure Z peace must

'h4 whole s-~ac,-c-= Z peace nus-
-as-
hose PRINCIPLES ara = ne au-
as-ad II. F5une MIS-. serve as ne
9L.Ie. II he commerce. 1Qr # l-2iv,
III. = he AND u ne north ana
oar-2eaS- u -tsa- per-; Hungary. Se-
t.a-l.a- EuTral.a anu ia. states =
-1e New 5lEn- Siav group 10 as
sign Eu-ne 70 I.a.v would De -
cc'aa,e ne feeling ma, We nave de-
l.be-a,e!r puI lie pu-- Cqo2 winch
al ,t7ose countries cn1e9v depend
sar heir access n ne MeGiIe--a-
mean n re hands If : power 4
which. I'D oo. ta-D al integral
7ar- and tlnSe sovereignty, Z So
u -Aera. mast inevitably sean ecr-
elE-. nc7 domestic - Identified with
ne commercial and industrial 3te II
ne regions winch he 30-- must
serve. I. = far IA. -=asrs1. 10 doubt
maj TUNE was 2oI included n me
2ac- q London bu. -hera definite
IL assigned . ne --oat-aas
And re reason WHY --e line Of
t:1e Fac. II London swept abUu,
hal. - ne lS1h-llS ~ LIZ =
mast o. ne Ad-1a-3c and around the
portion Of tie L'aITnaIRn cnas.
winch lies runs. 9pea - maj sea was
-C- only ma. mere and -tle,'a among
ne islands and ae-e and there IN
ma. cnas-- It1e-e arg bodies n pep
pie Of Italian blood and c1n1ec.3un
5uI aisa and no ooEDI chiefly be-
cause i was felt II was 1ecessa.-v
-lr Italy 70 t,aye : -oorhoid amidst
ne channels of ne eastern Adrl-
atfc- II order Ia. she might make
Aer own coast safe against the
naval aggression n AUSTRIAN unEa-v-
Bu- Austria Il 1nEa-v 10 longer
exists Z 3 PROPOSED -.lEt me for
TScat.ons which the Austrian gov
eminent constructed mere shall he
RACED and per-nani.y destroyed
II Is also par Of me new plan If
Eurapeaa order which ceu-e-s N The
Leag-;e Of Na1s.sns laag the new
states e-ecIed there shall accept a
Limitation IF ornaments which puts
aggression out of the question There
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
William Z. Harmon

William :. Harmon died Weanes-
day a: MS horne IN West Gardner.
AGED 30 Years Ee vas born n New
Rr,nsu1ck. son u Charles and Annie
Flinders Harmon. Re came 70
West Gardiner from Caribou some
en- ~ -weive vsa-s ago lie leaves
one son William J, Harmon N Nest
GA-diner- Il sisfer Ms Israel Dean
II Brooks and TWO brothers Richard
SnG John. Of Fort Fairfield Fun
eaI Services VII ne held FRIDAY
afternoon from MS Iaze home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
!. Wild -uaawav occurred

VIC -IldTaT ac"G-~'aa a.
clock x esdav morning w'1er<a
-h7l'z.s-- y-e,a---ol- ri. t.--v=, .sv Cor-eC
E-era,-- and t1:-> aad . nix a.
HoI.a6- coming 5avc academy sl-se--
NJ Tease WIS Passenger VII Mr.
Tle--t-a -2e 60 TIE hcrse ~al
~ez@-0r lr-o -11e --s. Ge-Ce d George
--.7-d. sl--4a-ed n re Garner # Acad-
49, and Na.p- s1-'aA1s. smashing
through me wt7Eov ne hills Of ne
49, a-.7-7- hgie -1rougn ne Size
r -?e building. The OCCUPANTS II TIE
- ws-- .sd3v shaker II a2c
Used a.,ou- -t-a age a-G 3ocv. and
VIE NJ aeasA was not aAolr IN
-r,-,z>1 NJ -a-a--7 vas less fortunate
suffering I fractured s2ee 7E7 w1.ct.
VS. broken 7 .Sr@a r1acas- RE
horse vas also aadlr l-.u,-ad aad a
@-s- : vas -hcUE.-. oss1 - saoo- i.
1B- ae.a- examination ne ANNA Tas
taken a A = Lo-CeNws sra:1le-
w"era = ls beng -7va1 ~ve-- ca-a
aac : my ~ possible . saTe :
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Creates Sensation
g-,-~t-uA- S-,- sara @,a3

pirate understanding Will lz-sa1
Britain and France, now Known as
ne pac. Of London. Since ma. t2-ue
been altered. Many at.ler powers
--ea- aaa small. have entered ne
with 1T knowledge u Iaa.
private understanding.
The A1sr-n- EunEa-laa empire.
hen me eneny e Europe. aoC A;
whose expense he pacI If London
was . De Cseo 4 ne even, Il VIZ
-Jry 1as gone % 1leces and ~
longer exists NJ, only hat bur ne
several pats q -has empire. j. g
agreed nov 5v Italy and al her as
AEa--s, ara 70 ne erected INTO Il
dependent states and associated n
a LeaEoe IF Nations, not with Ianse
who we-e Hacec-1y our enemies ~;
with Italy herself ana ne powers
IhaI stood WIKI Italy = the greg:
wa <o- l5be.-y
We a-e % establish their Liberty
as wall as al- own They arg n oe
sassgaR-ded rs sc-upUloUsly as ne
interests II he Eos1 powerful states.
proposing 20 Germany al a-D .sI.CH
and pence vhica should be founded
on certain clearly defined principles
whlcvh SCI Up 4 new d,de- If -.gar
and justice Cpon those principles
the peace with Germany has been
conceived not only bur formulated.
Z pm t.1os< principles !: VII ne az
acu.ed- We cannot ASK me g-aa-
oody of powers 70 propose and -
tec: with Austria and establish A
new basis NJ Independence and right
n r11s states which originally CON-
sI5T-ted he AasI->o- Hungarian en-
pre- and II he states q. .ae Sal-
kan group On principles Of another
KIND We must apply ne same pr----
clples 70 ne settlement n Europe
n those GGs--sSs 1aRg We have
applied n ne peace wr-h Germany.
II was Cpun me explicit avowal If
nose principles itas the initiative 1ar
pence was taken- Il Is UPON them INA.
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Quarter of Billion
Continued from PAGE ooes

A. .aafac42. -eror- from ne Kan
sas CIy 6ls---c. SAID Ia, sa-es
,he-= -7-alled s. IS, Snh
Fa----.oc- towns aaC c1tles Il New
England aare reached ;ass- quotas The
number q subscribers = ms CYSTIC;
Is .ans,de-aa ve-v age. -. soasc-s D
..g .@e sa:.A Is aia reported
= ca alsg-a-u H-ar, Zen Ee-sh-1g .
n-ga. sa.s Ike. 81 aace- aad sailed
ar Ills caUa--y II Aarl - he2-aE
a1c--res showing German people Eaz-
nE a. v1c,o-v -lR- pus-e-s Which ~
ce---y war pu- - N German err
:o--
-. .sTv's acrlE. sEasC-lr.3ur -aus
ea- II ne T5c.a-r -aa2 canaA.E7 las
oee-, a.--us- a. M. M, ~ snouga - 11ors
ne T.c-o-y snip he : : ; Marine
bend. approximately .wo miles m :
voyage rom san Francisco ID Ne"
Turk
The aav-s sv.ac squadron o. bate
sr.as aao dest-ovs-s wnch az c'-lIs-
.re along TIE Atlantic Hac-ic a1c --+-
caasss y he'll ne Ticto-v -os--T -oh-.
s-e -s.-esr.ar enthusiastic wtltolnes-
-hs aa...asfl.p CsraEar = a-nuslnE e.
.A-.s,asr a.ang ne Pac-dr cnas-- II
-. South tie dast-ove-s -A--nnn aao
EsK,e a-e ADDING thousands 0i dollars
. ne lna1's Subscription.
me Victor! ship IS sche5uled - @aaca
sa. -nero .. aoun ,7uor-ov. The-'@ she
vi, be relieved oy ne = : : Crane
ws,ch vi. take Up Ire sscano leg 81
he Journey
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SHELTERS PROTEST
ALLEGED UNFAIR
FREIGHT RATE BOOST

X Washington. A pr "S-L-2c creased
.-=lga1 -a-es PHI mo a+F-c. by ne
,a-lrpao administration Var attacked
.oeav by - large MINING anc smell.
.lg Corporations Il a-pla-r. 9-ea
With ne interstate Commerce Con-
MISSION against Director Genera
Hines and FAce-al conT-o! carriers,
While ne genera inC-=aSe Is sad
% have beer only - per cent me
complaint alleges maj he ac..la2 ac-
rance on sI2elTe -p-racrC:s a-Douo-sd
% IN per cent Relief from alleged
ursusi and discriminatory rates ana
r.para.aon for alleged oveccaa-Ees
are asked
The conplalnanTs "a American
Smoking and Refining Co. American
SmeFte-s Securities G.. I aiTea
States Zinc Ca. Garfield S-ae]t4rg
ca. Baltimore Copper smelling a
Polling Ca. Consolidated Kansas City
Smelling d Refining Co Fedora
Lead "a. Ear Consolidated Copper
Ca. L-ah Copper Co. Chiao-Coppe-
Co. a.d Nevada Consolidated Cop
per ca.
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Friendship
Token From,
Venice 70 New York

New york April 2@---ae c1;r Of
Venice -lo-asa IS Association 81
Italian Industries :ooav presented ~
ne Civ Il &aw York = coTs- Of
T-o4EaI 4ra,, AID precious metals Is
token ai friendship a9d desire -
ce-nenI closer bands Il >ornrre-cia.
T,e4atous between ne ,wo --aae cea-
.a-S
Delegates II re Ec.lcs % Venice
here = ne interests - -el;es vcrl,
Ear Venetian VA refugees made the
presentation % Maror Ev-al Al Ctry
hal. The Tzaror vas presented WITH
= letter t-orn Fsuippo C-,IT,aa,- -saror
IF Venice. asserting that ne EH-
e-aus ana Aea--T cooperation which
mighty America has x-ren 20 the
fs-ce struggle u defense Of c:-NR-
-4ao and humanity cao and must con-
1uue n ne ieIi n economic and -
,dusI-.a- reconstruction
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VERDICT OF {. S.
Cont ruen from Ssae c-e3

P-aslCel. x -iSuC = a lunE STAG
--er. Gea.lrg VIZ re controversy
0var T;u-2e has dearly defined %
--a-v ne stand 81 re Tinted States
n re premises and .Aus A-s orouca.
--a ISIS ..a, las existed tor -aaav
oars % Al acu-e climax
w regard u ne SANDS 4 re
a2s;a- Ac-a--c aad IA, 2-o-,cc -
...e Ca4-aCaa c3as. WING. les most
1ps-7 q ne Sea Ialc2 I-a3y a-su s
demanding. President II -tson broad
y STATES ma. .aess ara not now
aecessa-v . --aly . MAKE ne- sac
aEAns, -aVa1 a--ess,ua ~ Als,-a-
--cEary 5eca-se austria Ea-ga--.-
No InnCe- exists and re Sor-.1 CaoonS
along ne ccsaS- arg - Dc De-na-t.y
destroyed Asa. ne President SAYS
ne new states ara % accept i'm -
ION u a--Ca-ns--S. vIlca VII fur
Ter put aggression out u he cues
non and maj eqUal and equitable
.-aa .sneng If a. racial ~ lalora,
C-norIles tl-ougaou- lis -sEun
-lunal SANCTION. E1-as,oer. wilson
.ouIen-s ma: = ne principles IN
le- which ne initiative tar peace
was aiken 5 = Ne adhered q,
F4NEae --lus- sA,vs as ne cutie. for
-1e >crp-neIce not only ~ Itsly ~.
i iAF land % ne morn nd north
e:-si ~ thai oor-. Hungary. Bo-
ae-rla- Eana-la and ne states u
ne new JGco-S3av E-oup
F'-ar7ier L,rlanuo u I-a-r .c1me1i-
a.alr called ne Italian peace dele
gates FIR q conference a.Ie- me
o-asa de.-s note was issued. 70 pre-
pare statement ID t.e addressed -
ne Italian people
-A:e- y5cn-Adrn.ral -haon d
Rey'Al- tt3-ne- c:!er-af-stas or he
Italian aaTa4 stall departed rom
Pans far 2aIne and i vas asserted
IA; cen. DIa-- the Italian COM
Tsa4v Whas acton II he par q
--a.y lis 2o-eads IS p-ocie.ne,3ca,
= STAKE 0e slere t:as been PRO
claimed = ne Important German
por- Of Hamburg and is suburbs.
who're here has been canH oeraole
sighting AMI 4 number n pe-sans
have been killed nr wounded. Pii-
aging has been II p-oE-ess n ne
aarnor quarter. Bremen aaso g ais
IlIrced. while terrorism STU pre-
Ta-ls n Mlllct.
4 despatch <-1Tn okla sa7s -t9a1
opIn,un II Japan Seams . oe raa,
"a pan VIII accept ne -eaEZe u Ma
mons, evan = the racial clause 70 me
League covenant Is rejected ny me
other allied and associated powers.
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PELL CLASON CAMPS
ANNUAL BANQUET

The annual hAluueI % Pei C.asun
Camp. :. Of x, was helG We6nes-
CRY ereniag a. G. 4 r. hail The
aI..,6aace was large and The oa1-
qosI FULLY Up 70 The Ega STANDARD
previously SCI - =. Clark c1nnan-
der u The caEa- otnciaIed as 1nAs.-
master and POS. pra1GiaI speeches
were made by Charles 4 Tiiden OF
Ea-luweIl. Esv. Henry e Dunnack IF
Augusta and Dr. " Q. Cobb Of -tlls
c,ry. al II which were excellent Is
pecaI,v interesting was the address
II M Du1oack. VINO gave al pres
sn- something - mink about a1c
brought before lis zuGt-ors ne sac
--Sces made by ne men Ct s. and
ne Boys n service AZ rae present
DAY, rom a decidedly new angie
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cza BE nc ssl- eF the Unfair s-ez--
-ec- u groups n Italians there be-
Case adequate guarantees VII De
ssTen under International sanction
81 tie eraal a1c equitable treatment
If al -1clai 0r National niccraeS-
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s6 WIKI LEES se--lenen, wears a new
aspect Few aspec. E.v.n by -12e
very v1c.lry for -ga- tac winch
Italy has made re supreme sac--
ace If blood alo treasure Italy.
along WIN ne .our other g-eR.
powers haS became one e. the chief
--sIees CT Ire new 9r5e- WHICH sae
Las p.aTec 50 honorable = part Z
establishing
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asr natural e-unZe-s ara completely
restored. a3acE rae whole sweep #
the APPS from 2orawes, - soE-ae
y me ve-T enc # me -St-a-. pen
-1su.a- 1Hc4pc-1E al ne g-ea. water
SIZED within winch --esi and Pola
ne. and - lie far -sEacs whose
ACE nalre mas -G-ea towards the
great pe1lasE-a cpon WHICH ne has
tare lie # TIE Lam people aas
heen worked o.. through The cen
ruCes of famous story ever since
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nils
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ines ara extended - ne E-ea. walls
walca ara her oE.c-a. 5eteass !, =
within her c.alcs II De surrounded
BY friends - eE1.hl. - ne 2ewty
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alc Ia. notifies. qoaltry IF E-e2--
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urging aa- - assume 4 leadership
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arg about - cansulns.et-o Initiate
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spU sesnal
he cQmCu-S3cn 3 cpor re- -
secure every dec.saoo she axes
par = VIII hose principles she
can 10 nothing else She ----srs -.a.r
and II Ter ---st oel.eves Ia. Ta.-
VII ask nothing # her ha- caaco,
ne made Enthusiastically ca1slsfar.
VII hose sac-eo ooi- Ea-5ucs
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non. ~. ne -lElS u pennies #
states new a1d &c IF liberated peg
pies AID peoples whose --ie-s hare
never accounted them worthy II :
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world q peace and - such settle
nen,s - interest IS shall maze peace
secure
these and -aeae only are IA
PRINCIPLES tc- Uhac. America mas
mas t-ug-.- -nes= nd -hese only
a-s re PRINCIPLES upon which, sae
cal consent . make peace C,rt-
upon IAesa principles she hopes and
believes I'll ne people q Italy ask
hey % make peace