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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
- pIsTRIcT coURT.

8AAaNN we AZ AAHHEl ANNAA4-AAAB
Edward T. Cunningham vs.. Gene
We've S Cunningham. divorces filed
Agnes H0sey BEDSIDE VS.. Horace o.
Bedside. divorce, filed.
Margaret r Gray vs.. Alfred 3,
Gray. divorce, filed
Henry 7. Murray vs.. Ethel Il. Mur-
ray. divorce, filed.
Southwestern Aerial Zines. ". H
Smith, A. Y. Anderson, A. NJ Morgan
vs. Jean F. de Villar, Injunction.
filed
State vs.. sergt- James Allen, muir
der. not guilty.
State vs.. TeOfilo and Jose 1lontoya,
and Victoriano Molina. assault with
intent TO murder; not guilty on IN
structed verdict error in Indictment
T. J. Vaught VS. Clara V. Vaught.
divorces filed
Mildred NJ Adams vs.. Warren Ad-
AZ s. divorce: filed.
Leila Victor vs.. Alexander Victor,
divorce, filed
Emilia o. de Armiendanz vs.. Az
cadio Armiendanz. divorce filed. D..
Maria Gavaldon Molino VS.. Vic
tOriano Moline, divorce, filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Justice Clark Wright, Presiding.
State VS.. r L Hines, speeding dis
missed.
State VS.. J. L. Armstrong. ". L.
Childers, W K Ramsey, A u Lock
hart, speeding, fined 81 and costs
State vs.. o. G. Oden, speeding.
fined IS and. costs.
State VS. ". A. Bolt, A. J. Mahon,
c. q. smith, Jose Rubin. r. C. Nc
Donald, F. L. Ailslagler, A n. Hef-
Iieid. B. p. Bubenski, speeding: fined
81 and costs.
and Don Macomber. speeding. dis
missed.
state vs.. C. NJ Litchfield. speeding;
fined 81 and costs.
State vs.. H K. Stou, speeding; fined
IS and costs.
State vs. :. L. Harmon and G. F.
Cooke. speeding dismissed
state vs. W II. smith, no lights
dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Giles Talks On
Printing Costs
AtAdLnncheOn
Big Printer Who
Takes Job Below Cost
To Hurt Rival.

The first Of a series Of get-together
lmcheons was held at the chamber OF
commerce cafe at noon Friday by the
Ell Paso Adclub. This luncheon is TO
be followed by daily meetings Of
members of the chamber Of commerce
as long the experiment proves sue
cessfuL John Regan. assistant man
agsr Of the CHAMBER Of commerce,
says It viii afford a means OF get
ting together 70 many business men
Tor the purpose OF talking over their
problems which they have not had be-
fore.
The main speaker at the Adclub
Friday was jimmy Giles, expert on
printing costs. Mr.. Giles talked to
meeting OF commercial printers at the
chamber Of commerce Thursday night.
Mr. Giles raped ~the big printer
who makes big profits from big jobs
and cuts the throat OF the small
printer by doing small jobs without
profit"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Alfonso Visited The ''Leg
Shows" While In England

London. Dec 5.-KinE Alfonso, who
came TO England from spain for his
health according TO a newspaper re-
port saw TO 1t that he had q right
healthy lot OF entertainment
When his score OF theatrical eve
nings were three each being what is
known in the vernacular as leg
shows. the fact was duly chronicled
by cable
Then his wife came to town But,
in spite Of that, he took on one more.
Agar" which has been attacked for
its underlying strain of baseness."
and which had just been censored as
regards clotheslessness by the Lord
Chamberlain.
Poor Alfonso He couldn't follow
the plot properly in English, so he
called Nine. Delysia. the fav0rite wife.
10 his box 10 explain IL to hin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
CORPUS WRITS FOR
ALLEGED REDS ARE ISSUED

New YoTlz, Dec. 5.-Writs OF habeas
corpus in behalf Of Alexander Berlz-
man and Emma Goldman were grant
ed By federal Judge Mayer this after
noon upon applica ton Of Harry Vein
berger, counsel for the anarchists
sent TO Ellis Island earlier in the day
for deportation to Russia Weinber-
ger said he would insist upon his eli
ents' presence in court when argu-
meut was heard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Lost Keys Are Returned
Owner BIZ Unique Method

Police Sc seant Joe Stowe. in charge
Of the traffic department, found a
bunch Of keys Tu sday He fastened
them 10 - card such as is used by
the t-affic officers as court sum
mems. and placed them on a post The
card bore directions for the owner
TO take the Ike s az sign his name.
Thursday Stowe found the card still
on the pos at san Antonio and Ore
gon streets, but the keys were gone
The name b E Brown" had ben
signed 20 the card. Thursday night
Stowe fouu another bunch Of J eys
at the corner and placed them on the
same post for similar return TO the
owner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

The purity Of the drugs and the
accuracy with which they are COM
pounded have a very important bear
ing on the recovery Of the patient.
That is why the FL Paso doctor says,
Slave this prescription filled at Scott
Whites" He knows that our stock
is fresh that we have everything that
he needs for the treatment Of the
case: he also knows the great care We
exercise in preparing prescription
II always pays to be particular
where you buy your drugs and medi-
cines. When trying 70 save money
don't make the mistake OF buying al
g store where you are not perfectly
sure Of the quality
II you are sick get Wen so you can
enjoy Christmas.
scott White & Co., Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg
q san Francisco SLY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
FEDERAL JURY FREES YEPEZ
OF LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION

A federal court jury Thursday
afternoon found Augustln Tepez.
charged with liquor law violation, not
guilty. The man was charged with
importing Is quarts Of tequiIla and
one quart and IS pints OF whisky.
The case Of p D. Bradley and R G.
Race, also charged with violation Of
the liquor laws was opened follow
ing Yepez's acquittal ana continued
into Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
TRUTHFUL STATEMENTS GET
PRISONER LIGHT SENTENCE

Jose Zuvia was sentenced TO a year
and a day in the federal prison
Thursday, following his confession in
federal court TO a violation Of the
liquor laws. Judge W r Smith an
nounced that the minimum sentence
was given as a result OF Zuvia's frank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
JUSTICE COURT, PLACE NO. 1.
I-.lL.a u . H..-Il-. u-.---.-.-

State vs.. w. J. O'Laughlin. S. Gale,
L. B. c. Jones. Julius LoWen berg.
Jose Terrazass speeding. fined 81 and
costs
State vs.. F. Faulhaden. Joe Thor.
Jose Hernandez, J. Hicks. II. EisseE.
W. Il Dodson. jr. j. /. ConnelL
George Pearce and +. Fuentes. speed
ing; fined 81 and costs.
State VS.. Abraham Jacobs, disturb
ing peace fined 81 and costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Plan Missouri Valley
Tennis Association

Kansas City, No. Dec. 81 re-
Tival Of tennis IN the Missouri val
ley is well under way and representa-
tlves Of Missouri. Kansas. Iowa and
Nebraska are making plars for the
calling Of a meeting 70 organize. The
new organization viii seek the -
proval OF the National Tennis assO-
c-a--on 6e-ore Lt Is IN onaration-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO
PAVE NORTH DAVIS STREET

North Davis street viii be paved
with concrete. 1t was decided Friday
at meeting OF the city council and
representative Of property owners.
The latter were called 10 the meet
ing to advise the council the kind Of
material they desired 20 be used The
contract was awarded 20 v E. Ware
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Many persons are failing 20 re-
spond TO summons to appear In the
office Of the internal revenue TO make
tax returns. according to ". H Black,
deputy collector. These persons, he
says. are liable to a penalty for their
refusal 70 answer these summons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
WAR SHOW ESSAY CONTEST
CLOSES; PRIZES TO BE GIVEN

The essay contest among school
children on the free war exhibit with
the WORKMAN shows now here under
the auspices Of the Rescue Home,
closed at noon today. The essays sub
mitted wiz be turned over 70 q board
to be judged and as soon as It's work
is done, the cash prizes offered win be
awarded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Judge L. B, McCiintOciz, Presiding.
State vs. Manuel Chaves, theft
under $50. filed.
state vs.. Jesus Morales theft from
person, filed
State Va Henry Newton, shank
Wilburts Harry Watkins. unlaWfully
operating an automobile, filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Judge HAZARD GoldWeii, Presiding.
Adelaide B. Acuna et al VS.. Carmen
Webster et al trespass to try title
and damages; filed.
Lawrence D. Hiuyer vs.. Joe B.
Smith. suit for s124S-50 damages fo-
personal injuries; filed.
Ora Morrow VS.. J. F. Morrow, d.
vorce, filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
THE COURTS.


Julse 2 II ErIco1 FrcIIlI1T.
Isabel Towusei vs.. Carl Townsel,
divorce. filed
william Dixon vs. Esteila Dixon.
divorces filed
Libbie P Storms vs.. James G. Nc
Nary. administrator, ct al. suit on
notes.
Cleopatra Menefee vs.. Jesse Meme
fee, divorce. filed.
Jay F. Knox vs.. S. L. Hackett. ct
al, suit on note, filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

II you have not maze any plans
for this evening, let US suggest that
you come and enjoy dancing in our
spacious cafe. Our Jazz Band fur
nishes the best dance music in e.
Paso. Dancing begins at $3.50 D. n.
The Modern Cafe, Downstairs In
NILS Eldr-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
CONTEST FOR
QUEEN CROWS
Voting Is Active and Inter
est Is At the Topmost
Notch.

Wi-h only one more day TO 90. the
contest for queen OF the fall festival
is at fever heat The young women
in the race are striving hard to hold
first second or third place The
standing Of the candidates at noon
was az follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

The grand jury returned one in
dictment Friday. It was against
Marcelo Gonzales, and alleged burg
larry Of a store owned by Philip
DimitrakopoUlos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Copies Of the first issue Of 'Boletin
de Ia Camara de r1mercio," a publ
cation Of tha Juar chamber Of COM
merce, have been 'eiVed in FL Paso.
The magazine de. with the activi-
ties Of the club the plans for
future improvemei IN JuareE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
ARREST ALLEGED sNATCHEH OF
PRISE AZ CARNIVaL GROuNDs

A Mexican was arrested at the car
nival grounds Thursday night. after
he Is alleged 90 have snatched the
curse Of AIRS. r. 3. Barrett. 1922 Ari-
IONA street Airs. Barr5tts husband
has win her and chased the man.
capturing him after a run OF four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
REpFIELp ENTERs BUsINEss.

New York, Dec. 5.-William C. Red
field, former secretary Of commerce.
has entered the investment security
business IN New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

tiny bottle OF ~Freezone- Gusts
SO little at any drug store apply q
few drops upon any corn or callus-
Instantly II stops hurting, then
shortly you lift that b0thersome corn
or callus right of with vour fingers
INV 70 hum buE.-AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
spec rs

Most everyone has to buy toys for
some little child-what would
Christmas Be without the pleasure
Of making some little tot happy
with a toy.
s. Teddy Bears. large SIZE $3.50
&c Dolls. unbreakable. Sc
Sis Stuffed Animals. many
kinds . os.
Sl.5O Dressed Dolls. large .SI.29
s. Dressed Dolls, natural hair SIS
75c Sets Of Metal Furniture. Sc
Sis Chid's Chair. ~ .9Se
81 Building Blocks. .75e
75e Toy Trunks. with tray. Sc
$3.50 Comet Cars. 1885
S695 Taking Machines 1886
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
who don't want
a sweater? S2.45

These sweaters are good and warm,
Ma, cause they're made Of heavy
cotton and wool-have two pockets
and big rollin' collar. l want a red
one, but then there's gray and navy,
too. Sizes from 4 to Il years.
you'd just Be sprised al the
Globes prices. Ma. Dhy lHey have
blouses. shirts. belts. gloves. hats.
caps. ties. paiamds and underwear
fir lots less than other stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
-MackinaWs for
BOYS, S7.95

A bright, fancy colored maekinaw
would Just suit feller Ike me, Ma
and, you'd oughter ike 'em, too,
cause they wear long-they're made
for boys from 4 to 16 years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Shop BY phone
by mail OF IN
person.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

A SWEET temper and sunny disposition make
any woman attractive. Facial blemishes and form
defects are seldom noticed in who radiates good
cheer.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13
BUYING THE BEST


THE best things are the cheapest, and shoddy
things are punk; that mans chronic weeplst VINO
blows himself for junk Some bargains ne goes nunt
hats or cast-off Tyres He doesn't ask the merit of
calico he buys; he doesn't bite or tear it. or hold to
his eyes; if it's cheap as btzen ne thinks the dea
will paw and every game he sits in he plays this sort
of way His clothes are always seedy his shoes are
down at heels, he's looking poor and needy, though
he earns many wheels. He blows In all his wages Tor
things that do not wear for birds in cheap tin cages
and wigs that have no hair. The chairs all go to
pieces, he purchased at the storey depositing his
nieces and aunts upon the floor His car IS always
busting when he would take ride, and accidents dis
gusting deface his snowy hide. His boat is always
leaking when he would row a bit, and coroners are
seeking his bones on which to sit His dog is always
NANCY his cat was built to squal his cow is lean and
rangy, and kicks him through the wall He always
hunts the cheapest when he would shopping Wend;
cheap prices are the steepest we know In the end
NV large and shining dollars in good things invest;
in buying COWS or collars, always want the best.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

A deposit in bank is the basis Of credit for any
man It establishes personal relation be-
tween the depositer and the bank, which may be of
value in many ways to the deposter If he will ask
his bankers advise before investing his savings in
numerous schemes which are afoat today seeking to
get his money he will in many instances be saved
severe losses.
The banking habit is good one to cultivate. It
raises you in your own estimation and sense and
fidence in your ability to do things
bank depositer and home owner are not good
material for the Boshevk and socialist agtator and
herein lies Americas safety today 81
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13
EDITORIALS,
WHY MORE FEDERAL CONTROL?

THERE is now pending in Congress bill known
as the Kenyon BILL designed to curta the activities
OF the packers. But this measure if enacted is so
revolutionary and un-American and its effects will
be so farreaching that not only will it be disastrous
to the packers, whose efficiency is admitted by all
who are familiar with their business but it will only
be question of time until the control contemplated
will be extended until all business is under Federal
control
1t is easy to switch public opinion from the real
issue by labelling this flight the packing trust"
when prices are high and someone is to be made the
goat.
If the packers constitute trust in restraint of
trade, our present laws if enforced will correct the
situation 1t is conspicuously noticeable that none of
the legislation proposed gives any assurance that
consumers are to receive meat at lower prices and
government regulation has never yet brought cheap
er prices or rates.
The real point which Americans must consider
IS whether they ready to change form of gov
ernment from under which Individual initiative
enterprise and business is encouraged to one where
the Individual is submerged under official control
The packers are merely being used as the most
likely instrument available to extend bureaucratic
form OF government in America. This has DEVELOPED
into light not merely to save the packing industry
Tor the packers, but to American ideals and
rights OF the Individual to do business for Americans
We have had enough insane legislation and it is
time for the Government to enact helpful measures
that will assist and not destroy legitimate industries.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

THE most trying features Of war are the learn
ed articles from unlearned heads that flood the
country when the scrap is over.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13
GET THE HABIT

Modern methods of banking are typical of
Americas democratic way of doing business. Rich
and poor alike keep their money in the same bank
and the dollar check drawn by the girl clerk in de-
partment store on her small account is honornd i1s+
as quickly and with as little question as a check
drawn by John D. on his account.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13
EDITORIAL NOTES
.:s>.:*.::::**::..:ss...s*S.%'

Ol1R friends the French are preparing to turn
the no, rors of war to financial account The French
government is arranging an elaborate system for
touring the battle fronts and soon the American OF
means will be invited to step up and satisfy his
curiosity and disgorge his wad. He will
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

IF the president and the senate can not get to-
gether on the league of nations they might call in
mill The question is fought out and settled daily
in this town. aasa.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

THE strenuous efforts being made to recruit up
the regular army productive of at least bene
ficalaesult- in oficialdom. The recruit
himself is a shy bird just now. = 81
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

Guaranteed Electric Irons at $4.75:
'ussell Electric & Machine Company.
80 Morley Avenue. 8:21 If
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

IN the good old days many man thought he
he was marrying woman with form divine, only
to find that he had annexed bunch Of pads instead.
But now, however-oh, we'll, you know!
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

'THE world is looking to America to replenish
it's food supplies" says news dispatch OF course.
The world sits it's pants and looks to America for
everything. 1t is the popular international pastme.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-13

LIFE is just a continuous grab for one dollar
after another. And with some of us there is an
agonizing difference between grabbing and getting.
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SiQ
gegen fremOe
spraden
Sn pficntIihen. nnS &erciusbsr.
iauinIlnnsen ioIl nnr Gnsliid
ecipruden iucrOen.

9incoln, "a. 5eb. - Ser Srnai
miro ii9 i'm 2aufe 0ieier ISOLDE mil
elmer 8orloge, Senote Sile gto. 227.
eingereidbt bon &eeO uno So9nlon,
bei6dftigen, tpelde bis iest Der 9Iuf.
merfiamfeit Der SeifentIi6feit ent.
gougen lit. 0ieieIbe 1T bon meit.
geben0Iter 9eoeutilng. g8 miro in
oerielben norgeieben, OoB Die Ser
bnnOlltngen bel alien offentli6en
3uiammentiinften un0 @ei61ftsber-
innmllingen non 0rgnniiationen
uno Gorporntionen ittnerbal6 Des
Staotes gtebrosfa in engliIber
Spra6e gefitbrt perOen rliiiien.
Sollte Oieie Borloge gum @eies err
boben iperoeft Damn Oiirften in po-
litii6en 8erIanlrnlungen 6remoge-
borene ni6t mebr in ibrer Mtlttter-
iprode angereOet merOen. Mud fonn-
te man iicb in Groteitoerlammilln-
gen 6renogeborener MIR Der engli-
i6en Sprode be0ienen. 9ie Giu
iit poltt aomitec bereits einberi6tet
tuoroett.
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Derfe9suCruilg 0coclt
43rdiiSeitt tl)iliciI

glelp g)orf, 81. Seb. Die goIiBaf
bebnnptet, our6 oie gerboffling n0ll
Ia 5poniern elmer 9eridlpornna|
gegen oos 2eben oes 9raiiOenten
Elm @noe gernatbt 5u bnber. Terl
8erianlnlIungort Der Nerihluorer|
mar felt Idngerer 3eit idorf betpadt|
iporoen. Gas BEL ben 2ettten bors|
gefitnoene 9eiueismoterial ftelIt esl
altBer sSroae, nod stusiogeIs Der Me.
beinlpoIi3ei, OnB eilige Der 8erboftes
ten 0ie 4bitdt botten, 8onlbelt nilf|
ben 8rdfi0erten III Bolton alt fDgrs|
fen. Iber ipe0ef 8ouben nod glls|
nantit iuuroen I'M Bette Der WlaifN
ner eefltnoen. g(u1 batte1 fie teis'
ne S1ieBpaffen tit ibren geTibe.
9ie StoOtpoliSei ftellte feIt, DnB ilur
ausgaben zines bier ber1ffettfIidtciE|
ipnniiden @o9enbIottes, NfitgIip0s.|
farten our s. IS. 8., cine fIeinas
Raidine, neren 3ipef riemofto iDilB.
te uno ein Bib &orI 2iebfnedtsI
borgefuitoen ipitroen. Inner oeft Ser
bofteten beFin0en iid Der gteoatteltr
ln6 @eIddftsIeiter Des @phtnbIat.'
tes ln0 Elm gbenlifer. Die gsoIi5ei
oie 2eute batten beobiid1.
tigt, geItern nbeno nod Bottom fid5
5ll begebert.
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6cncral 1lifcmbIp
Scs States Joiua

Ges 0soiueg, 81. 5eb. 8erbre.
deril6e lln1triebe, pelde Die 2ebre
bon @epolt, g(ufrlt6r uno nngeles-
lidcr Metbooen befilriuortetL Inn in.
oultriel[e uno palitii6e 9feformen
berbeiaufiibren, iperoen in Soma ge.
ietli1 berbpten iein nno nit elmer
3udtbausitrafe BON minoeItens 5ebn
Sabren iomie elmer @eloitrofe bon
$4,000 oOer beiOes beitraft mer0en,
menn Die bon Senotor Gbnns bon
9remer Goln1tD eitlgereidte @eies-
borIage 5lir glrlnahnie eelanat, Die
8efiiruortltne iolder 2ebren Of in
8ort ooer Sdrift, miro ais Elm Ser.
bredeiL ltrerg beitraft iper0en gi-
gentiinier bon @eb1u0en, oeren
Agenten ooer gertreter, Die Ser
iammlun9en in iBren @ebduoen 5u
oieienl> 3ped erlallberL itnO ebenio
ltrafbor.
9ie 8orlaee, iuonad Die 6eititel-
lung ser erlallbten Staten filr 0ffent-
Iide Observation-Disclosures I'M Staate
Der giienbabn-ao aouuiilion ii6ertra.
gen tperoen ioIl, 1T 8lpor ibon bonn
eelneinihaftliden gtuSituB beioer
S6uler in @eratltlg ge5o9en NOR
ben opd lit oieleIbe nod nidt ein-
beri1tet iporoen. @eorlfte Gopien
iino bereits alr 8erteilung gefom.
men. Gin ihtperipieger0er @tnmnno
lit erboben poroen gegen Die 8ia,
inoem ite ale beitebenOen aontrofte
uno 8ertrdge nltfbebt. Sab Die
9orl1ge BON oen &orporationen aus
gebt, erbeat aus ser SatiaGe, ooB
ale 8ertreter oer iett beItebenoen
&orporationen bic @orlage unter.
Itiiben, Inn ben iebigen oriifenoenI
8oribriften ent6oben 5u peroen.
Die gLniu1lte Ser berIdie0enn Stdo.
te in Soma, Die bier ontpeien6 iin0,
proteitieren ge9en Bic 8orlage, Die,
penn an9enomnen, einpn groBenI
Rodteil fir aae Stdote biI0en mir.
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Dcrlait9cn Befrciuft9
Jrlanbs BON GnolanS

&bilaoeIpbia, "a. 5eb. 8ie Son.
BENTON Der pirl1n0iiden gtaiie tn
9lmerifa", 5u Der 9elegaten aus Del
gan8en Station lid1 bier 5uiommer.
eeflinoen batteh belt eeitern ibre
lebte SiBung in Der nacaoelnp oi
0fitifc". 9ii6ter go6olon bon Dem
9unbeso6ergeri6te prditoierte. Gie
8eriantmlung paiiierte cine gfeioIit.
tion, Die 8r0iioent @ilion uno Den
aongreB ange6t, bel Der Srieoens.
fonferen8 oa6in 5u ipir.etb oaB ald
fir SrlanO Dos gtedt Der Selbit.
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OaB. iollte eina 86lferliea 5uItan0e
fontmen, Die traOitionene 9olitit
AmerifaS, Die @onroe Doctrine eitt-
gei1loiien, geniigeno Dor allen Ser.
leBlneen geIidert meroe.
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leiltng einItimmig ongenommen.
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s5rlono Elm ariegs3uitdno beitanOe,
ben Die 5rieOensfonferen5 I'M Sn.
tereiie zines @eltfrie0ens niht igno.
rieren oiirfe.
CUR 5inar3ierung Der 9epegllng
muroe beidloiien $1,000,000 bin
nen 6 Ronateu niii5ubringer. 9[ber
ehe Der @oriiter, giiGter Gobolon
cine Silte bon Stcaten ltnn St1bten
obaeIeiti bate, mH au 'eriabren, Die
nieL @el0 cine ieOe beriprehen fonn.
te. iporen ibef $1,250000 beripro.
den.
Die gerinnlmlung mar iebr en-
tbniioitiih uno bon bielen berborra.
geuOen decentralization beIudlt. Eab.
bi SSofepb arausfopf bon 93bilo6eI.
pbia rief einen Gtirm on 2IppIaus
beror, aIs er erfldrte, oaB ,fleiue
berpcr, als er erfl1rfe, bag ofleinere
glntionen oas SeIbitbeftimnlrngs.
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gsrdiioent IiIion iein 8erlprehen
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