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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
USMESS OUTLOOK so BRIGHT,
DANCER OF UNDUE SPECULATION
Prices Continue to Rise.

Prices continued to rise through
out June, the boards statement
showed an enormously heavy demand
for goods for export had rendered
products in many lines scarce. In
nearly all districts it was reported
business men had decided they could
rely upon heavy demand and contin-
uously sustained prices for some time
to come, while a feeling of appre-
hension, entertained early in the
year was disappe airing, jobbers and
retailers readily entering into large
commitments for fall and winter.
In many respects the agricultural
prospects of the early spring are
being more than justified. Wheat,
corn, cotton, tobacco and Pacific
coast crops will be harvested in
record quantities. Live stock con-
tinues high in price.
Steel and iron experienced dis
tinct turn for the better. The fuel
situation has been much below nor
NAL, with prospects of a tight sit
uation next winter. Metal mining
industry was again improving.
Big Demand for Clothing.
Manufacturing likewise took an
upward turn during June. Demand
for fine cotton goods exceeds pro-
duction. Shoe factories are produc-
ing at maximum capacity while heavy
demand from Europe has drawn off
much Of the available supply: Wool
Confined ON page eight
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
(VERNMENT FINDS BIG
pEMAND FOR ALL KINDS
OF GOODS.
ices Continue to Rise-Build-
ing Active-Salaried Men
Need Increase-LabOr
Supply Scarce.

Washington, July 2-Optimism as
the business outlook reported to-
y in the Federal Reserve boards
Pnthly statement Of conditions was
npered with renewed warning
Rlnst undue speculation.
I'm nearly all the districts" the
Prd's statement said, "the opinion
entertained that the prospects for
successful and prosperous year
~ very large output of goods and
]ost unprecedented returns, both
manufacturers, agriculturists and
(orers now are positive. The pos
laty that speculation may be
fried too far and may exert an in
flous influence, aided and further
by the existence Of free credit
s speculation tendencies appears
ne principal offsetting influence
the situation"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
Villa Orders His
Men to Hang All
Yanks They Catch

Ell Paso, Tex, July 2.-Francisco
Villa ordered all Americans hanged
when captured, following the cross
ing of the American expedition, ac-
ccrd;ng to a foreign resident Of
Northern Mexico, who reached the
border today. He sent a train to
Villa Ahumada to capture Americans
known to be there, the refugee said,
and was so bitted toward them, he
threatened ito kill Hippolito Villa,
his brother. because of Hippolito's
professed friendship for them, accord
ing to the refugees statement.
Villa and Martin Lopez quarrelled
after the retreat from Juarez, he
said. and divided their forces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
COUNCIL
CONTINUESAT
WORK IN PARIS
Recommends Close Consultation
Among Allies in Economic
Matters.
GERMANY EXPECTED
no RATIFY TREATY
Bills Providing for Ratification are
Presented in Belgian Chamber
Turkish Situation Causes
Anxiety.

Paris, July 2.-The following de-
cision of the council of the principal
allied and associated powers, respect
ing the continuation of the supreme
economic council, was announced at
the 25th meeting of the economic
council held on Monday.
"That in some form international
constitution jim economic matters
should be continued until the council
of the league of nations has had an
opportunity of considering the pres
ent acute position of the economic
situation, and that the supreme
economic council should be requested
to suggest for the consideration of
the several governments the methods
of consultation which would be most
serviceable for this purpose"
The committee on policy was in
structed to render report on this
matter at the meeting of the supreme
economic council.
The council approved and forward
ed to the council of 10 resolution
to the effect that it was the personal
view of the majority of it's members
that the postal and telegraphic CEN
sorship should be removed coincden-
tally with the removal of the block
ade. Instructions on the subject
were requested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
Withdrawal Under Way.
(By The Associated Press.)

NDy The AssUcIaCeu FFess.J
Paris, J,fly 2.-The American ar
my of occupation technically ceased
to exist today when the removal of
the units still in the Rhineland be-
gan. 1t is expected that within a
comparatively short time there will
remain on the Rhine only one regi-
ment. with certain auxiliary troops,
totalline approximately 5000 men.
The Fourth and Fifth divisions, en-
training for Brest today. will be fol-
lowed eventually by the Second, Third
and First divisions, in the order
named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
LIE HOHENZOLLERN HASN'T
ESCAPED.

Eashington, July 2.-Despatches
(lved today by the state depart
It said the report published Sunday
Brussels newspaper that the for
German Crown prince had es-
ed from the Isle Of Wieringen was
bout foundation. The dispatches
ed that he had been permitted by
Dutch authorities to take trips
Fhe yacht belonging to the German
sui at Amsterdam.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
FOR THEFT OF TIME PIECE.

Robert Brown, negro, was ar
rested yesterday by City Detective
C. c.. Lynn, charged with stealing
a watch from T. H. Caldwell, at his
establishment at 720 Main. Mr..
Caldwell left his vest with the watch
in it hanging in the place, it is said,
while he stepped out. The negro
took the watch while Mr.. Caldwell
was away. It was valued at $50, and
was recovered by the officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
PLOT TO DESTROY FOOD
(By the Associated Pres.)

Berlin, July "A plot to blow up
elevators containing American food
shipments have been uncovered at
Hamburg, according to the Lokal
Anzeiger. Those involved, it was said,
were some of the convicts released
from the Hamburg Jail by mods dur
ing the recent riots there. The autho-
rites gained knowledge of the plot
through members Of the Seamen's
union, whose aid was sought by the
conspirators.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
M. E. Ministers of
Chicago Demand
Salary Increase

Chicago, July Methodist Epis-
copal ministers of the Chicago dis
trict today demanded substantial in
creases in salary because of the high
cost of living. An advance of so
percent is asked for those receiving
less than $1,000 year, 33 percent
for those receiving between $1,000
and $500 and Is percent for those
receiving between $1,000 and $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
U. s. RAISES PRICE FOR SILVER.

Washington. July 2.-Government
assay offices have been instructed by
Director of the Mint Baker to pay
market prices hereafter for silver
found in gold bullion purchased by
the offices. Before July 1, the gov
eminent paid dollar an ounce for
such silver, although the open mar
ket rate rose as high as $114 after
the embargo was lifted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
BOLsHEvIK CAPTURE PERM.

London, July 2.-The capture of
the city of Perm from the forces of
the Bolchak government is claimed
by the bolsheviki in wireless dis
patch from Russia received here to-
day. The occupation of Perm took
place Tuesday it is declared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
MURDERER's BODY UNCLAIMED

Mineola, N. Y, july 2.-No one has
claimed the body Of DR.. Walter Keene
Wilkins, the aged physician who ham
ged himself in the Nassau county
Jail here Sunday after his conviction
of first degree murder for killing
his wife at their Long Beach home.
County authorities said today no
money was availoble for funeral ex-
penSes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
HOG PRICES GO TO s22 PER CUT

Chicago, July 2.-Hog prices today
jumped far above yesterdays figures,
which in turn had exceeded any pre-
vious top record. The latest attitude
is $22 hundred weight, raise of
Is cents in "a hours. Increased ex-
port demand for food products was
the generally accepted reason for. the
continued unprecedented advance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
Turks Arouse Anxiety.

(By The Associated Press.)
Paris, July 1.-The Turkish situa-
ton is giving the peace conference
much uneasiness. Reports received
here Indicate that there have been
organized in Asiatic Turkey three
Turkish armies whose generals re-
fuse to obey orders from CONSTANT
nople.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
To Pacifv Italy.

Paris, July 1.-THE proposed solu-
ton Of the italian problem being
discussed. here, it IS understood, con-
templates giving Italy certain colon
ial possessions, probably in Africa, in
return for her support of the peace
conference decision in the Adratic
settlement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
PROPOSE LOCKOUT

Manchester, England, July 1.-The
cotton employers of North Manchester
have decided upon a general lockout,
commencin tomorrow undess the
striking operators return to work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
ALLEN TO SUCCEED LIGGETT.

Paris, July 2.-Maj. Gen. Henry T.
Allen, it was announced at American
military headquarters today. will sue
coed Lieut.. General Hunter Liggett in
command of the Forces on the
Rhine the new title of the army Of
occupation beased in Coblenz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03

In multitude of thrifts there is
safety fro mworry. Buy wisely, save
inteligently and invest in thrift
stamps and w. S. S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
Belgians Hear Treaty.

(By The Associated Press)
Brussels, July 2.--The Belgian for
eign minister introduced bills in the
chamber today ratifying the treaty
with Germany and the agreements
connected with the treaty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03

Mai.-Gen. Allen formerly comman-
ded the Goth division composed of
national army troops from Texas and
Oklahoma.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
Germany Will Ratify.

Berlin, July 2.--(Via London. J.
Ratification of the peace treaty by
the German national assembly, prob
ably will occur during the latter half
of July.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
nder Reports Dirigible
Feet Above Sea and
Going Well.
yTED TO REACH
S. FRIDAY MORNING
Report Announced Ship Tray
lat 4O-knots in Heavy Fog
{AlI Ready for Receiving
Balloon at Mineola.
The Associated Press.)

" The Associated Press.)
Dn, July 2.-The air ministry
teived a report from Com
Scott that at 20:15 G. M. r..
10. m. New York tine) the
e R-34 was flying westward
knots, 1000 feet above the sea.
his height the R-34 was above
buds and enjoying brilliant sun
Commander Scott expects to
Friday morning.
n Major Scott, the commander
Ed at IL o'clock he said the diri-
was making 80 knots an hour
hick fog. He added that all
Tell. At s o'clock the big air.
Fas making 40 knots an hour,
i'd averaged 40 knots an hour
chat time.
mail carried by the R-34 in
a letter from King George to
lent Wilson.
Ready tc Receive Ship.
keola,, N. Y, July 2.-Lieut. Col.
'rick w. Lucas, in charge of the
III admiralty arrangements for
|eception of the dirigible R-34
Tits flight across the Atlantic,
bnced tonight that unless un-
by heavy winds or storms were
uttered, the dirigible would ar
over Roosevelt field early Fri
afternoon.
attempt would be made to land,
lid, until about 6 o'clock in the
ng, because too much hydrogen
would be wasted in making a
ng during the hot hours of the
There is a bare possibility,
yer, that with favorable winds,
giant craft will arrive Friday
ing and land Immediately.
was in readiness to-
for the dirigible's reception.
hundred mechanics, trained in
landing of lighter than-air craft,
seven provisional army balloon
anies of three officers and 100
ed men each have been brought
and placed at the disposal of the
sh officers, who will direct the
ng and mooring of the R-34.
IN pictures showing the dirigible
3 and alighting from her home
have been shown to these men
Instruction purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03

Continued on Page 81
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-07-03
THE WEATHER.

Thursday and Friday,
enerally warmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

prrre enc set, ban er Sniurgent %
mau itraiiea.
Mien Ger cr al @rrtno til at fro, at
nnar ben oiiitielle @rebe bar iaaet
emit, mar aIle Sormaliteter er behs-
rig lagttaget, % man fonnlner til
StraiIeuonlaoliuaell, lua oil Sigte-
rem Hippo meget lempeli9t.
SIelgc Den lj0ite Mcloing ira Npnl
cr 6illnle MI blet belt iiolcret, OF sc
ltolIcnifc Mpnoigbeoer bar iuoisrt
ltrcna Geniur. laa intct iipcr ub, ON
Sltllotioncn / 9pen. Oct forlpocr,
at me Slpffc al italicnife "Nrbitti",
o~eriblonot en- gicpfleafoelina, llrr.
mcr Jig Tilune for at lutte Jig I'll
o'Nmmun5io.
ga b'Iwnm3ip peo @rcus Tortc
nleotc 8cncraI fcbilaut, traabtc ban
irenl % iogoc: Scr fonlnrcr ri.
5000 StnIIencre, % bpia Ge maa
lfpoc nogcn, iaa ifpb mig" Iette
latte itrar &c let bcpG9elige ltolienitc
@cn1ptter ibrano.
Get crflprc9. at oen itolienIfc Ne,
gicring o"irfeIig or fonlnlet mellcm
@arf % Sco peo o'ImmmSlos Sal.
itaber. Toa Ben enc She bar oen
Nclfeitcmninacn / Stalien, Ionr belt o.
holocnt er paa o'MnmunSios SIDE, %
paa Den nnbcn She bar Den DC allie
rcoc OF iTrlig gmcrifancrne, lom life
aater at ilan noaet al paa line BLAZER
anluacnoc Tllmlc. Suoroan ocn ton
tonrnlc helifinoet no al benlc &nibc
or ittc ao0t al pioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
politiif llpeir oper ENGLAND.

Get politiifc Barometer / Gnglonb
pe9cr Tor nTruprenoc pan Storm =
li0eiom Oct ilouitricac @erpmctel
ollcrcoc lGngc bar ipaact Stprm.
Slop0 Georges &oalitipnsrcgic
ring, lon1 bar Ct Erooutt al &rlacl,
'nlca life mere at hape fulo Siuib
inocn ltpgct Vnrtl mi, ou Grigcu or
oocr, 90 oct Spruhnings- oo 8icn-
rcianin8anrbcioe, lom ielgcr citcr.
pan, ifol heapnoc.
Stfc bare lllocn 9Irbciocr % 60
clall't Vurtlcrnc, men ogiaa inocn sc
ooitaol0c aan1lc llbcrale Seirc relics
Ger l%tertere % I~terfcre arnp pun, at
me Vnrlannentaoalg III er ob'olut
poatrGuct, 0a ocn mlpGrcnoc liberal.
r%cattlonTre MISUNDERSTANDING life
mere cr noact llotrpt ior S~oltepiIicn.
Get cr ogioa bette Saftuni, iont cr
oct melt elfcttipc Gnnben / Mrbeioer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUllocr !, 0cres
Srnicl mlcb "oircftc Iftion" i poll
title Saaer.
Get libcraIc @oucoorgau ~Mat.
cheiter Guardian" opiororcr liacirenl
Healeriiaen til at saa lin Tei, "bc
Den fnlo'tTnoig bar tabt 0ationcnS
SiliN". Scttc iige$ meo cnonn flo.
rcrc Sro Al oct mere raoitnle "SaiIp
Mcrolo". iom blanot an0ct 'triper:
Sen sGrc$ielelic o. TotriotiSnc.
lon han (Slono @corac) enonu
maattc hare tilbagc, paalGaacr ham
eronn ell tlar % ltpctpoig Tliot:
ban nlaa soa lin %ci."
Sgiaa belle Hortbcliiic YrcSien
rpttcr fraitlst t~ilielts imoo Slopo
GcorseS &csicriua - iom iorrciicn
netco ocnnc TrcSie / lin Sio bioroe
mere emo EoGcn anoeu Saftcr iii at
iTtte op paa Saburc.terne.
Oct melt aiaiercnbe 9eois Tor, AZ
Hcaicringen or fommet / iterf Wtis.
frcoit, bar man / ben Smitrnoiahco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
europa banferot?

sra 2ouhon fonimcr Sen enc Mel
ring eitcr Sen anben, ipm pcger j
Mctuina a.. at ENGLAND ltprer liNc
lutt imob Statsbnnferot. Nultcn
Chamberlain iasoc iprleocn Bette
mco rene Gro llnberbuiet. % III
tourner Sir TaSiar Smith % er.
tlTrcr, at Chamberlain blot uhial
.e. hpob lom har prrct a~lminocIiS
ticnbt bIanNt Sc al os, iom bar itu
oerci Sitiiatlonen."
Stprbritamicu fcnmcr no AZ
&riacn mco Ell Statsoirlo iaa 70.
losial. at bare Rcltcrne al Den trlIcr
mcN at iilgc al Salt % Strait no al
Gclsct. % IcIp III CT llSaiitcrnc III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

at ole Suppleringspalg / oct ienere
i,ocn l~lnotasclie er gaaet Hesierinser
lnloo. arbcioerpnoioatcr er paIsi
nGiten bperalt.
Get melt opligtsppffenoe al oisie
Neoerlag por Suppleringspalget
@lones / SoncaIter | forrige llge, %
Neglerlngcns aanoioat blep llaaet
lonocr % ianumen al Irbeioerfereren
Nrtbiir Senocrion. Senne erflprebe
ielo otter Seiren, at "oette 8alg er
Den melt Interchangeable 6oroemmelie
al Heglerillsena Tolitif".
5 sc famine Gage iom bette Talg
falot Steo / Sancalter, bolotes Den
tore brittle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /
Glasgow / Sfotlatb, og oct Tro.
gram, iom oenne aongres pebtoo,
lfal ioopiit life giore Tarponoet inuu-
lere for HcgicrIn9en.
Gen pebtog blanot onoct enitenl
nliat Ell llbtalelie, iom / DC fraftigite
ltotrpt %forosmmcr oct cngcllfe Wili-
trrltDrc / Srlano % crflprcbc, at
Den ellcite rimelige 2osnino al oct
lr'fc Troblcn lna / at gjerc Selobe
ltemmelleSretten anpcnoeIig.
Sigeiuo trrpcoc &ongresien paa
oct nprmcite cnitenrmigt Nationallie-
ring al Sanocta @rltbeilloultri, 90 at
brittle trooper eiebliffclig lfol iors
lo0e Hus!uno. Nrbeioernc bar llcnt-
lig ell i~nogrpet Mistiuib til Ncgierin-
gems rll5iilfe Tolitif.
Gongrcsicn bcilllttcbe life lieefrem
at alpcltoe "oircfte Nftion" for at
tpingc oisie Sagcr igiemncm, men Ben
afpilte Den life better, og inolcoes bar
Mrbeiocrne frcmocles bette mpgtioe
Taaben brngcnoc lont ct Sampfles-
incro ooer Gegicringen.
Oct lorlpocr, at llanr Trcmier-
mililtcr Slopb George / Gluten al
oellne llge penoer bien til 2onoon
ira Earia, bill ban itrdr ianmenfaloe
oct "inorc anbinct" ior at orpite oer
alporli9e Sitilation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
Smddnotiier.

Get belgiife aoneepar bill aireiie
til Imerifa Den 22oc Sept. n,cb ben
orherifon'fe Camper "@eorae @aih.
ington", Der iom befjenbt ogiaa ia,
iragtet Hr9iibeut @iIion frem oa
tilbage. aoneeiamilien bill opbcIoe
Jig / De 6orencoc Stater / Ter Tiger,
% ct planlogt @eisg / Maorio cr us.
lat lnotil pioerc.
Imerifanlfe Heoe aors 9lrbeioere
| Serbien ienoer biem Den rpitenoe
Splpsning, at al $4,000 Smlaabarn,
lom meofulatc oep ierbiife arn1c paa
oens tragi'fe 1ilbaeetoa / 1915, bebe
DC 10000 al Suit % auloc paa Mei.
len. aim 5000 operlepeoc Silboae.
toget, og bisie ieger Mmerifancrne at
bjTlpe iaa goot iom Smitpnoiahe.
oernc tianber peo at oprette 9arne.
bjcm % lignenoe Mnitalter.
Siu >pHopI IeltYTuIercS, III az Dell
tp'fe 6laaoe, ionn blcp i9nfet peo
Scapa 5lop, bar @ritcrne iii bier.
get Slablfibct Baden, arpoiernc
"6rarffort", "Niirenbcra" og "Gml-
Den" % 10 Ieitropers. Wan baaber,
at o9iaa TIRE andre Scitropers bill
flilnle bGpes op al Sapets Cub.
Gen eltcrrigife Socialiit- Hegiering
bar llegtet at imeoefomlme Den I'M.
garlic Hegierings &rnp ON llolepe-
ring al @ela &lin, Ser = eiterat ban
blep itprtet ion 0iftator / llngarn
- bar pGret irlterneret / Giterrig.
Cortfmt{e2 too f;SSfo E;A>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

lcnoer Ell aommisiion til Berlin ol
Der ON llnoifpIbning.
UT Der fan bore beretiiaet DE
ningsforIfiel ON pisie Ting / SreoS
iraftaten fan jeg f%oritao. ut Der cl
Dem, lom timber, at ben ioreliggenot
aonltitittion for ct Iolfenes Torbunf
life CT alt, hi funoe snifet, er beael
life ioo merfeIig. Get fan 10 iffe
bare anoerle6es. Get, leg life fan
latte, cr, at Der operbooet ilnoes
no0cn Der | 2anoet, iom prineipieli
or moo etbbert 5orbuno for al
mogoa arig, iaaleoeS ion Senato'
rcrre aror, gorab, 2ooge % Sobn.
ion. Seloigpis laoer oct til, at Tor.
lsaet paa at sbelGgge oct repilbli-
tonite Garti paa ct iligt Trogram,
pil mlslDffes. 9ct er nleget mllllg,
a. Bartlett iortiener Ell ~oroentllg Iiif-
fcrt. Seq ifal life Der inoiooe mig
poo Den Sa9. Wcn at Ell %politilf Or
ganilation meo Ell inooiot Grerlg
TRADITION ifi,loe pulge at % netop al
Ell llig Spgbom, oo at ri ifuloe maotte
holoe @rapel ODER Den, ioroi Den lift.
bar at bep9ge til al pprc nleo at
arbcioc for 6reo poo Soroen, oct
piloe Dog bore alt Tor galt.
Gennc Yartipolitifcn cr nj forre.
item ogIao eli bsiit mcrfclig Snbrct-
ming. Sommetiber fan man faloe i
~alporli9e Spefulaiioncr oper, ON ocr
plrfelig CT noget iIiqt iom Ell almcil
aploig Horm for mcnnelfelige 6or-
mlftalliltningcr. Snlinlo fonnlcr
man mnoertioen bent l,o i Spil OH,
hoorplot Der er npqct, iom poa Ell %
lamme 5io fan qIGlbe for Het %
Snnobeb baaoe Tor 9cnlefratcr %
Remiblitanere. 90 10 mer hi nor
llcr % en- national &algfnmpugnc.
10 rncr eaeS 1pilcn.
@pao llnoer, at ser fun opitaa
Iorpirring inben ben politilfc
@rgmanositano ON internationolc
Spprgsmaal al inbgribenoc @etno
ming. ilnar DC itore 2eoere er nenig
ON 1ilrg, iom for ben lrbilocoe Sogt-
tagcr ipncs iaa ligctil iom 500 /
Sole! Ger bar ri @rnon, T. Or,
ion / 0tooiptning til Sbitruftioni
itcrnc / Scnatet paaitonr, at en- ga
tionernes 2iga err the greatest
step toward peace in a thousand
years. 90 Yrpiioent @ilion bar,
poa Ell cnfclt llnbtngclic nGr, ale sc
bcnofrotiife Senatorcr bag fig / fin
&oloning | Graftdiipsrgsraolet, oac
iom Ell fGrbig til at merge paa Wa-
aiitcrens ORD nGiten ipr Srbcne fall
Der ira hans 2Tbcr.
Gr allc oisic noqcn Carer % Sel
pcre og ollie binc oen irfarnerte &is.
Dom oN H~etfProlgheo - ellcr ont
bcnot2 81.
Get pGrite CT, at oe aaeianmten,
bper paa I'm aant, ~iorlanger, at hi
ltal ia Dem olporlig og fro, at beage
Sul2mpnb cr noe for at
"ippc Goultrpc".
Bar DC life inu betioelige, % bapbc
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