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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28
By Frank II. Simonds

~ ARELY in our history has
the interposition Of partisan
- political considerations done
more immediate and perma-
nent harm than in the case of the
present debate over the ratification
Of the Treaty of Versailles in the
Senate. In saying this l do not
mean to assert, as I do not believe,
that either the President and his fell
low Democrats in the Senate or the
Republican majority have been main
ly actuated by political considera-
lions. The slightest examination of
the situation as it exists at the ma
tional capital reveals the fact that
the divergence goes far deeper.
It Is true that two parties are
Represented in the division in the
Senate, but 1t is not less true that
neither party has preserved a solid
front and that, on the whole, the de-
fections from the Democratic side
have been more considerable than
from the Republican, so much so
that ona Ia mora nearly accurate in
describing the contest as one between
the President and the Senate, be-
tween the Executive and the legisla-
tive branches of government, than
as a quarrel between parties or per-
sonalities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28
Peace of the World Indefinitely
Postponed by Conflicts in
Our Supreme Law

for their respective countries in
Paris they acted as the representa-
tives. the agents, Of the responsible
majority in the dominant legisla-
tive branch Of the French and Brit
ish parliaments. What either Of
these ministers was undertaking for
his country had to be known by the
Commons or the Chamber-that is,
throughout the negotiations both
men had to preserve the control Of
the majority or they would have fall
len from power and disappeared
from the conference automatically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28
Facts Notorious Noru

So far France paid in advance. She
had to make a physical surrender Of
policy, Of title, to acquire what she
regarded as an American pledge tc
pay in the future. She got the
Presidents pledge, but she lacks the
counter signature Of the Senate, and
the document she has in return for
her resignation of title is valueless
But her resignation of title is writ
ten into the Treaty of Versailles
Now, in what spirit will the French
be forced to negotiate with the next
American delegation come to their
shores or met elsewhere?
The fact is obvious. The next
time we send a delegation, a COM
mission to negotiate treaty,
whether to Europe or to Asia, it will
be notorious fact that the commits
sion, even if headed by the Presi-
dent, can give no promise of ratiti-
cation OF the treaty by It's govern
ment. France, Britain, Italy, can
give such guaranty, because the
negotiators act as the direct agents
of a majority in the dominant legis-
lative branch, but similar Ameri-
can guaranty must be lacking.
If in this next conference, as in
the last, American representatives
urge upon those of other nations
agreement to certain notifications
of national will which, however use.
full to the cause of world amity, can
be made only in return for certain
guarantees coming from the other
, side, any chance Of obtaining such
concession must disappear, because
the American representative are
without power to make any effective
pledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28

cation sent from America to Eu-
rope have, or the next delegation
sent to negotiate any treaty or
agreement? 1t must come from the
President; his power to negotiate
treaties is unquestioned. 1t may
we'll set sail when the Senate is con-
trolled by an opposing political
party, or it may in conformity with
the views Of the President subscribe
to agreements which are repugnant
to the whole Senate or a ajority
thereof, without regard to party. In
such case what will become Of the
treaty, the agreement? VIII not
Europe, once burned, shrink back
from new danger?
It is fact that the French,
through Clemenceau, actually con-
sented to certain notifications of
French policy in the matter of the
Treaty of Versailles because Presi-
dent Wilson declared that such mod
ifications were necessary to obtain
an American guaranty Of French
security for the future. Specifically,
Clemenceau, against the advice of
Foch, against the wish of many
Frenchmen, resigned the Rhine as a
military barrier because President
Wilson offered in exchange guaran-
ties Of French security found within
and without the league of nations
covenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28

without hesitation that the things
he asked for represented the voice
of America. They believed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28
Vhat OF Next Mission?

Now, looking to the future, what
reception will the next peace dele
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28
No Foreign Policy

negotiators in the
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-03

the better That Was SIX years ssr
aud am atil here ana am a weu
strong woman, and owe my lifs 70
cardgL lad only taken hal' ths
bottle when began 10 Peel better.
The misery 90 no eide got iesa !
continued right on taking ne csraa
until J had taken ihree BOTTLES aad J
ala not need nay more 'or was wali
and never ielt better 10 my Mes.
lave never had any trollle from tgsl
day % tiis"
10 you suffer from headache. lscs.
ache, pains IN sides, or other dlscou.
forts, each month"; Or 20 you fsel
weak, nervous and fassedout2 II 90.
glvs cardal, the womans tonic. q
trial 3. a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-03
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO HER BEDSIDE
sia Years Age Thinking She Might Die Says Texas Lady But Nov
She Is Well, Strong Woman and Praises CsIdui For
Her Recovery.

Royss City, Ter.--Mrs. Mary Kii.
man, Of this place. says "Aiier the
birth o. my little girl. nay side com.
moneed TO hurt me I had 10 60 back
70 bed We called the doctor Re
treated me. but sc, 10 better 7
sol rorse and worse until the misery
waa unbearable. Il was 30 bed Tor
three months and suffered such bgouy
that was Just drawn ~ la knot
told ny husband q De would get
me bottle q cardul would iry s...
commenced taking 81 however that
eTcning called my family about
me. for knew could not Ia
MANI days unless had change for
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-03

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So. LOUIS Cash Registers
VICTOR safes
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Pure SILK Uns onlyl Tyrs1rlssr
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GLORIA Carbon pauer
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
LETTER TO EDITOR
o lAe Ealsor 3 tAe Egenlno capllal.:

20 ne Editor of the EveninO Capital;
Your editorial Ii wednesdays paper
inEigaad. "Onr Boys Are Nearing
lone, Ia certainly to the point The
iublsc reception Is thing 10 be de-
fred. let as make It the biggest and
,eat possible: but back OF this must be
incere gratitude and appreciation
demonstration for liz expression. "a
nbllc reception which waa not q sin
ere expression BIZ gratitude and ap
lreciation would be hollow indeed
Dur welcome will not he complete
nth every man who left position
aera to answer hia country's call has
een returned 10 Job as good or bet
CIR than the one he left, was sur
lrlsed Id learn that any Of the men
tho have returned have been unable
secure work. agree with you that
,teps should be taken Immediately 20.
AVE positions ready for the men when
hey return The more active inter-
81 the local people take In this most
Important work the better will be the
saaral result. II there are no jobs
,pen, then why not make them
;urely there are needed Improve
aents to be made and enterprises to.
launched that would algord work.
t Is not impossible Tor the people Of
his community to pool their Interests
nd build Community House as Z
wing memorial 10 the men Who have.
arYed III the great wei, Many towns
and communities are doing this very
thing, thus afFording work. and AZ the
same time erecting memorials which
viii serve these men and their chile
dren and continue to tell the story Of
the cause OF democracy for which
they fought
Indiana has perhaps taken the great
est step lii this direction The State
Legislature an March tlth. passed the
Memorial bill specifying that PUB
lilo Memorials for the Soldiers. Sail-
ors and Marines og the World war
shall be Of tbs nature of Community
buildings. The bill further provides
means g0r raising money for the cost
81 such buildings This will eventual
u give the State al Indiana 81 Com
nunlty buildings outside the city 81
indianapolis, or one su each county
seat. indianapolis II nIanning not
less thar ten such bull ings, aae0uate
10 meet the needs Of the city ailewlng
Tor normal growth IN the next twenty
ave years.
AT any rate. let as pee % Il that this
most important work of providing
work Tor diseharged service men shall
not be neglected
Il. ROLAND.
Annapolis, Md. May 1s. 1919
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
MUST ORDER NITRATE
SHIPPED BEFORE JUNE

Farmers who have ordered nitrate
or soda from the Department Of Agri-
culture must have their orders Tor
shipment reach washington BY June I,
1T was announced today All shipping
orders received after this date Will be
cancelled according to the Depart
Inent's Bureau Of Markets. which
states that Ii Is necessary TO conclude
distribution OF the nitrate Of soda and
close the agreement with the War De-
partment through which the nitrate
was secured.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

lContinNed srOEa paga Onsl
IS communicated With state's AatOs-
ney Green
Taking his prisonsF 70 police head-
quarters, AGT. Isee selephoned Mg.
Green. and was told hy the lister "a
wask for further distractions MF.
1reen then found that Judge Moas
had been talking over the telephone
With Milton DaahieIl R0bins0n's' 90.
eorney, and that the case would be
removed fur trial This made 4 IN
EYlecensary Tor Robinson ku be brought
ii Annapolis, and Mi. Lee was sO In
formed. The 0fsAcfass Msre moi pre-
vented from bringing ROhinson to An.
napolss by fear of i mob.
Careful Inquiry along the line az the
ri. IS. and Al. both yesterday after
noon and this morning fails 20 dis
close any evidence OF the gathering
og i crowd III any point Also, q niann.
her III the hest citizens of the Ruhin-
son section, while expressing the bit
gareat feeling over tbs crime and the
new turn the matter has taken, state
most positively that the disposition q
the community ives 10 all0w the Law
TO take Its course. and that there was
% gathering of local residents Yeetes,
aay ia secure ROhins0n and lynch him,
Among the men who made atateTaeEAta
ii this effect were George B, Ssinah'
cOxnb, John q. Psttehene and stnts
ssnator Frank NJ DpyalI.
There IS much feeling. however,
over the removal az the case. paEticu.
larry as II has become known that
Robinson han now repudiated hts con
goasion. Little doubt exists ~ 10 ths
ultimate execution of Robinson. hui
Elt Is believed that II will be delayed
and every twist Of the law used Il
save him. Citizens az standing do not
hesitate to say that - would have
bean good thing II he could have
been made I'd pay the penalty for his
crime promptly even Through che
agenCy "a lynch law
The sentiment IL generally express
Sd BY men from every section III flas
rounty that II Robinson can evala ths
s.eath penalty. Il had better % nhol
she'd No viley crime has ever baer
olnmittad Ii the county. according Il
he expressions Of every cIasg Of cits
sens.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
HELD FOR GRAND JuRY
ON TWO CHARGES

william SimrsDn. c0iOrad, who was
arrested On the charge pf stealing
PAINT from the arm Of William B.
Gardiner Lumber Co, had . hearing
last night before Justice Welch, and
ii default Of $500 bail was held for
Ms appearance before the Grand Jury
and committed I'd Jail.
II III the second charge on which
Simpson Is being held. the other for
breaking into short Line car on 9
aiding III West street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
- rRANs.AYI.A Arll RLIGHT

0ne 81 the naval aeFoplanes. and
perhaps others, havs accomplished the
asght from Traspassy Bay 10 the
Asoraa, tie longest single flight Of
the trip BY 500 miles. and the pros
peega nf the accomplishing the pasaage
III sha Atlantic through the air. looms
hFlghG. This vii he ! feat of adyesa-
tssra and accomplishment comparable
only with the discovery Of America By
snumhua and the locating Of this North
Poie ny eIsagy.
American ingenuity and navy eff
clsncy and pluck form i combination
which makes few gnaia beyond reach
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
TIE REMOyAL or THE TEDINtsa
MURnRRER


There can be no denial OF the fac
thas the removal Of the trial of II.
wretch Who killed james elder
Tydluga, from this county % baltimore
CITY. docs moi please the majority b
the people. There Ii strong feallns
thai ghls change will reauit 10 NOR,
delay and less certainty as 70 tse III
Innate conviction az i criminal knOwf
10 have committed 8 crime which f
some particulars Ii the most detestabl
wlslen has ever occurred sin the county
me only thing which can be sal
In9nyOF al the change Is that the com
munlty viii be rid Of the excltemen
attending the trial and the prssenc
81 the man Ia the local iail. stll
lhesa could bs endured tQ make NOR
certain the proper punishment % aslc
aeud IA the shortess possible tim
conalstent with justice
Tha feeling Ii intensified BIZ the fac
nat Tie 1rst thing Robinson did ate
securing counsel was 10 repudlate Ii
sion, and to deny thst he kilie
ydlnss
at aaaay naopls Taaaon sha
40 provislous oE ttas law MAJ
Ii d 10 convict and sentence I
crlulpal whose guilt 4 abaolutely Ger
aain and who has acknowledged 4
shak the law has become an instru
aAt IL obstfucslag Justice and not {
pos0ting II. In the present case
shsa reel that tllinga ere not RICH
10 kechniCallties are permitted e
psavsat the prompt administration 9
aaas
However. only those things hay
hAsn done tor this criminal which IL
la psovidaa as means OF nreyentin
axfrss,a action wlthous sufficient con
nssgakion. III they have the effect 3
81 sguctiug justice ID this instanc'
iii other cases they may prevent acti0
kasns taken which everyone would r.
eras ARIA ards. Thsre can be littl
aophs that sha negro Robinson WI
pas the penalty which Is the only on
ach sis his crime. and the CON
anlsy mtll bs glad that Il Was ac
ro pllshcd through the medium q the
laa
The intense Indignation OF the PEG.
psa og the section where James Elder
lngs lived and was loved, Is nat
nnnl Not only the crime against him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Rassn0rt vi. E Church

Tomorrow will be 4 very il4pgft.fi
day Id the history OF Methudtsln ,til
over the world All Rastport
Church the pastor, Rev. ] e s.,
will preach In the morning I
o'clock On Laying Up Treasure III
Heaven. and III the evening ID Il.
on The Man Who Is Ready
Special service will De held ii lssl
wards Chapel at 3 O'Clock ii Tho "a
ernoon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

united IN marriage Frederick prusky
and Miss Eva b. Monday The bride
was 81 attended by her sister, Miss Mabel
/. Monday. and the groom's best thai,
was his brother, mr.. Alexand,4 III
Pr0sky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosky left inainet AIS
nv after the ceremony for short se9
ding trip and upon their return
reside in West Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
.AH.E

BIDS Tor the erection ~ the New High
School iii the Eighth diatrict 81 anne
Arnnsicl county ~ AUTHORIZED by the Cen
eraf Assembly Of Maryland. Acts Qf 1913,
Chapter No. IS VIII ~ received aud efsen-
ed at the Office of the County ROafG 81
Education st Annapolis. Maryland. on
TUESDAY. May 9Th. 1875 at ~ O'Clock M +
PLANS AND SfsE61FICAT may he
obtained from aanrKe ROx. A.onntx Essagser-
AnkAndent 0& Ees00sE liz Annapolis hid.
land
4 certified check Tor s2eaOO muss accom-
pany each bid
a depoAiE ~ $50 will BE- reQuisAa for
plans and apeelflrnt5nna This slepasis Mfll
be returned when tire plans and npees 81
cation are returned
GEORGE rex.
CounEy fnkenaeuk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Johns Hopkins Examinations

Entrance examinations for State
scholarships In the department of en-
cheering al the Johns Hopkins uni-
verslty, Baltimore. will be held hi
Gilman. Hall. Homewood June IS 10
III
For particulars see advertisement
in these columns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
m1lD.sf@
CAMxsxEsATs CAAsD

no the Republicans &c Anne Arundel
coasssy ! viii be candidate for the
Hanse 81 Delegates Sd the coming prtana.
rlea ana IL n0ininn4eA and ebeetad Will be.
40 .FIGURE HEAD. 1 win enaeay0r 80
hefp ID tile passage II bills conducive for
fisa NonsI ~ the MASSES
80 GEORGE Al BASIL
IN. 81 Later / will announce ny platform
and rdlicieM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
3 -

Marriage licences have been granted
81 the Clerk III the C0urk. william NJ
ks0 ward. 60 the following:
ancle III. Crawlcy. sS, ar Caxnp
ssade. and Helen a. r. HessIaH. III
oe Washington.
aaarfck Proaky Is. and Eva d
say. Is, both Of West Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
ANNsss ENT

hereby announce my candidacy for the
0ftce Of sheriff Of Anne Arundel county
Erosn the second district. subject 20 the Sc
fs0n Of the Dem0erAfic primaries In Sep.
teuaber. | earnestly solicit the support Of
THOMAS DOVE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
co.

~ soseY A0a 9Ae right ~ nc
1870 date III eAe Esar1 Elece50s
81 zs paySg, aMb5ect Aosc<rsg e
crselesn eaa1ia us0na for spec
of9cgs. R0ke aOMg ann0Mnce
sm SAga cCls91a oRd keep be5esg
me v0sers wasts election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

AT Ms. M0riah A. Fl Church, the
Rev. i. A. Brlscoe. pastor. Services
tomorrow viii % As follows ~ =
ID. preachipg hy Rev z. ]. Jorden 8
D. ID. The Knights Of Jerusalem and
Court og Naomi win have shair annual
sermon preached hy Rsy. ]. 4. Bris.
e0e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
YR

me yacht ssH0loss Mying the burGe@
is he New Yosa gaelst club. " III the
harA0r. rae teag little craft Is esp
tasnea By Captain kettle. and has 3
party pf ladies and gsntlemea aboard.
rs ROio Is kssd upsss GaaFksa Nhasa
Gusn nrosasse street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
n 8 M

II seMire 10 annoanse that aEn can-
ssfssafA gesr ponssssaei0n tor Alderman Ng
Assssss,.sain Cffv fruan the Third Ward. sub.
ssrf Is flsp Democratic Primaries.
81 asssnlnated and elected viii work fak
the improvement II tue sdty Government
S. 80 Il. u. HEtiG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
FoR cLERK or THE COURT

To the Democratic voters be Anne Arnn.
del county, announce TINT I Will be i
candidate for the Democratic nomination
fer the Office Of Clerk or the Circuit Court
Tor Anne Arundel county. subject to the
primary election TO he held In September.
RICHARD q, CLANCY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Marrlea Al ST. Anne's Raelary

Al eleven O'Clock this morning 81
Arlne,s rectory was the scene Ct 2 wed,
ding iii which both bride and groom
are wen known young people 81 An
papolis.
The rector. Rev. Edward p. Johnson,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
MNsAl Il EAT

tn the Republican vnfeFa ~ Anne Arun-
del county. hereby announce myself 4
candidate for member OF the State GentraI
Committee for said county at the primary
election IN September
CHARLES ri RASTI..
a12-tf Annapolis, Mtlw.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Operated Uses &C EosgDlll

Sra. nF0wus as sg s0Fs. who IL q
aS kha Knaeency Hospital
esa oueEatea upon shla week
No aSaeFasinn B = aelieate one and
te asEentss condition which wns 8
80 ssEioua one, Is saia q le aazne-
A is1anrnxaS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Is VI y

Proposals viii Ne received nnfiE 81 ~
10 CLOCK. NOM. Monday. Mar ~ l1an for
pNfnkfhg the llse4El0r ~ the CITY E1aM and
1zse fntNFias nf SAA tse4eup Hfse Hea
The right IS reserved 20 re3ect say or
All b5dn
Fer knxtlleF partfcuiars address
G. wv. EAgETE
AMnappiin Nd
MY liza. 1aaa. Us i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
PROposAL.s

PROpOHAhs
yvtil he received by city Clerk Until noon.
NssT 81 fslaN. for hnIkheatis and sitting be-
mind Bulkhead from Charles street @
20 gsraTnsaIa also win be received by City
fsar1 nntii noon. May 2G for hulkheAd
and ,lresgxtng city dock. Plans aud sieei-
eraftau caI be obtained from City Ger y:
RidsIera Wall be required W DEPOSIT SlO.ass
spetfIicasi0nb are returned The sufeess.
mi hifisIer will be required 10 give bond
Tor the sum Of sgsN0.g0 IN each Of the
above Droposala. Eor tnrther lnzof ALTO 2.
nr,FIv fa the COMMITTEES In eiargR
ELMER +. PARKINSON, Chairman.
JDr2N I'll. WELLS.
E w SMITH.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

hareby announce my candidacy for the
nlssce of County Commissioned ~ Anne
ARUNDEL county for the First lsIa.rsrt, sub
1ssek 10 the action IL the Democratic pFt-
Enarfea In September. Your support viii
BE- appreciated.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

senf kindifag Wsw Sc made 81
newspapers eaaaka 40 Ha6r,
oslk and drkaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
ATTORNEYS SALE
or NALL ABLE
I .easehold i property
Nnnber 1895 Pennington Avenue.
ON MONDAY, 1UNE sth. 1919

n VEINek -
Lot II feet 10 inches. ny ii. feet ground
rent $500 Improved by two story brick
dwelling with perch front.
TERMS or SALE One third cash ball
nnre III six and twelve months. nr aiI
ash. " me opsIar III the puFeila ser de-
ferrea payments 10 bear interest from the
fav II sale and 10 be secured 70 the saf-
iefarfton of t1e undersigned attorney
named In the morfgage
"a lexnenRes adjusted tn day Of sale.
4 ,lepesit 81 800 VIII be required pf the
purchaser 1T the tine Of sale.
JAMES ii. KLECKA.
Attorney FHEnea ~ Mortgage.
III II. NEWELL. Al COM,
MT 24-T Aussipneets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
REPORT Of the CONDITION
THE anna IS BANKING And
TRUST COMPANY
At Annapolis. ID the State of Mary
land at the close OF business
May 18th. 1919
REs0lE TOE

RES0I SRf'ES
/ i aans al Ta,.,..,,.,.. ..o9 81 e
s1ver.Irsgts sssss,ra5 a,,a s,,s,.a. -
..,sra.s ss,sa ~
stoeEs, Bon,ln Securities et. II M, Y
s bonds \ s'oseralaeaf War Lean i, asooo
TiankIng YIonse 5Eassrstt,,re NM, ',s'sss
Other Tsa'g Res, Eats,e owned 'ss. 8 a
Mort s,n Gee ant Y,,s,ssn,,1ts ~
Rsenrd "a ~ ~
Yl,,e fran. Natfnnai Stata and
Ilrivnfa Ranks ,sE,d fsankars
ana ,,i'rnst tss,,,, .as,ias 3 .,sl,ar
ghan arestsya ~ III "a. II
fsliaske ana other fsaMh items fTtaae
Ilne rom ars,rnvea reserve s,.,a -
I,aMfn d' Money neserye H lVVss'''s1
na = q VIZ n.:.,, 80
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