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The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

Angora, Turkey July 27-The Turk isb Nationalist congress adopted'r solutions today deDouncing the terms accepted by the Constantinopl government and declaring that the NaionaIists congress will oppose tx terms of the military party to rho bitter eI
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

Washington. July 27- EX-chaIr uaD Cummings of the National, Democratic Committee after pr Iongcd coufcrcnce with Prcsidcnt W .on today said that the pre- s.dcpt predicted an easy victory, for Cox on the issue of the Lea sue of Nations.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

It is about time for the old-fash- toned fellow to come forward who al- ways bcasted. thnt he would do this or that in spite of something or other and high water.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

As high as 85 cents the hard-boiled linen collar h9s risen in some fashion able New York Broadway stores. Only one step from the soft collar to the .nccRerchfef-and@ two steps to an old flannel rag. e.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

Detroit, July 27-ThS searcl. fl. Eugene LcROy, whose wlfc's mutiIated remains were found in a trunk shipped from Detroit to New York, has assumed naton'wida proportions.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

Tho Golden North Cafe Serves only the Lest that the market af- fords ana invites 9 trial oi excellent seITice and cuisine.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

Hal Johnston received advicethts morning that, the Princess 'Alico'of the c. P. R, trne would arrive In Skagway at eight o'clock to- morrow h6rfi1g.
 The 'AIic5" has 9 large passenger, list and a large cargo of rcight.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

Co to KeIlers for your Ice Cream eyeryt'mo. No disappointment there.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

AT s O'CLOCK AM TOMORROW
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

PRINCESS ALIcE WILL ARRIVE
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27

5 .s a+ $ ]. gF. E *
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

LEBANON. KY. Sept s.--rowns.
NIX are worrying about their Sat.
ur6Ay nixhts.- Town officials have
warned against wasting water. Sup
ny 10 low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Plymouth, England,
Celebrates Sailing
of Pilgrim Fathers

marks tho exact spot where the
Mayfiower hove to. II IN inscribed
aimpiy--"Mayfiower. 1890"
Tho celebrations here are expected
TO draw Thousands OF American citi-
Gems. There II nm opening reception
on September by the mayor and
other dignitaries. And right here
there IL a fitung touch. The member
OF parliament for Plymouth In an
American born and bred woman
Lady Nancy Aston.
There win be literary and historical
conferences for eight days. PARTED.
paied In by great American. British
and Dutch scholars. on Sunday. Sep.
tember D. there will be an open air
service AT tho Maynower stone and
American preachers viii occupy all
tho pulpits In town.
On tho following day nj tho Cuild
hall Lord Chief Justice Reading. n
former British ambanzador 70 Amer
lea. and John w. Davis. our ambas.
sador TO Britain. viii be tho chief
speakers.
There viii also be various events
arranged by British and American
societies whose object In to promote
closer relationship and friendship be.
tween the two 'countrisA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
B. C. VETS WANT
U. s. men OVER
Are Holding Big Encamp.
ment at Vancouver

Fifteen thousand Canadian war
veterans gathering ri Vancouver. u.
c.. for a grand reunion. today wired
invitations 10 Roosevelt Post, OF ne.
attic. and Wild West Post. Of tn.
coma. Veterans OF Foreign Wars. to
join them as their guests for the
period Of the encampmcnt. Septsrn.
b.r 4. o and O.
Phillip TworoRcr. OF Roosevelt
Post. said today the Canadian Pa.
oific had announced special steamer
rates for the visitors from the states.
Round trip tickets. he naid. may be
obtained for $3.50 at Roosevelt hall,
iGiGh Third ave. or at Lou Cohen's
cigar store, on Second ave. near Co
luNbia st
Tho tickets require the holder 10
return by Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

SESSION IS
NOW AT END
rs Open Indictments, Seven
Secret and Is mo True"
Bills Thursday

Y1fsecn open indictments. seven re.
crct indictments and Is no true bills
were returned by the federal grand
Jury In It's final session Thursday.
with tho 20 cases considered We'd.
ncsday. the present jury established
. record In the district court here for
dispatch and efficiency. and was com
piimented on the fact by Federal
Judge jeremiah Netcrcr and District
Attorney saunders.
Thursdays indictments include; I'm.
portasicu OF liquor. Gust Anderson.
alias Fred Lindauist. bail $1,000, and
Charles Howe. alias c. $. Melee. hail
eSoe. stealing from Interstate ship
ment. II. N. Raymond. hail 1880;
smuggling watch crystals. Thomas
Lambert Carson. bail $1,000: theft OF
500 pounds OF INT from government
stores. Charles Hossough. James
Cahgoutt and Nick Akaior. bail $500
each. aud l. IL. Lennard. bah 1000.
C. w. Douglass Is charged with
Their from postofsioe sub-s;ation.
hail $1,000: Oliver Gordon Mayfield.
forgery OF Endorsement on govern
ment check. bail $1,000. Homer w.
Watson. similar charge. ball $1,000.
J. c. Ray. alias Eugene L. Rcy.
forgery Of naval pay check. bail 81.
-; Charles Sorenson and wife Eve
In. raising 50 to $50. bail $500 each;
Abraham Simpson. raising s. bill Y
~. ball $500.
Four men src charged In separate
lndke<znents with bringing aven won
IN into the United States for i'm.
neral purposes. They arc Charles IL.
epangier. bail $3.50: Dcmi,rios H.
KArdAras. bail 81 900: George kotros.
han $1,000. and Edward Henry
Daschbach. bail 1000.
The II no true bills were returned
- favor Of Richard orth. John Chris.
eenson. C. T. Thurman. Chicago Por'
trait company and T. J. Howard,
Gust Annas. Charles Muhi,a. Joe
hin talias George Geel. o. II. sundt.
Lea Hcscomb. James Archie vestai,
G. w. Hampstead. Frank Plantz and
Carl Jones'
Al the conclusion Of rs report the
Grand jury was dismlsscd until fur
Their call. which. Il was said. viii not
b before October. unless matters OF
special importance should come UP In
tt meantime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

William and Mary college n WI
liamsburg. Va. founded In ises. was
tho firss to establish q chair Of law
and Of history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
HARDING TALKS
TO FARM men
Says He Favors Square Deal
to Producer

MARION. Ohio. Sept s.---A square
deal for the American farmer viii be
-one bi. rrncticsi step against the
high cos, OF living" Senator War.
rem q. Harding declared. speaking
to representatives OF national farm
organizations here today.
The republican candidate laid down
his broad program for agriculture
which he viii expand In his Mime.
sofa fair speech next week.
Harding fsvorw
Presence OF tho farmer In both al
ministrauve and representative gov.
eminent Officers
Extension % tho farm loan prin.
cipai. not only TO those who own
farms, but 20 those who wish 60 buy
land. Restoration of more normal
supply Of farm labor.
Cooperative buying ana selling
and distribution OF farm products.
Products OF American soil 10 be
protected against those from coun,
tries with lower standards OF living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
HOW THE Old
TOWN HAS CIiANGEDi

The old town whence they saiici
three centuries ago has changed "A
great deal. IL In an immense. busy
port now. There are probably few. II
any. direct descendants Of tho Ply.
mouthitea OF that day. But there are
HtiIl to be seen some OF the things
upon which the Pilgrims probably
cast their eyea for the last time be.
fore sailing for American shores
There II tho old 81 Andrews
church. for instance. and the old alb.
boy IN tho street Just back OF H.
Th~rr Is the old stone house In Fine
well At and tho typical EliElbcthan
house In 81. Andrews NJ.
Then. too. tho pilgrim from Amer
lea can 30 10 tho wharf and sae tho
ntrre, called ''Harbioan.- from which
the -. rim fathers stepped into their
wear = The narblcan stu looks pref
" much like II did then. A big stone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept s.-Giris.
don't spend your youth Just getting
ready to catch n husbandi
This Is the advice OF Miss Hazel
Pratt. Kansas university physical
expert. who has just finished drill'
ing hundreds OF girls In muscular
self-sufnclency In the University OF
California summer school
"pue TO the war and the high cost
OF living. there arc today fewer mar
riagcablc men than ever before"
says Miss Pratt
MANY OF those young men who
would marry find the prospect OF
supporting a vile too much for their
earning ability. They have two al
ernativcs--stay single or marry a
girl who can help with the family
budget
This means that tho old fashioned
girl who has been taught merely
how 10 be sweet and attractive. but
not how TO do anything useful. b be-
coming less ueSiFAbtc-
THE 1890 girl IA faced with the
battle for life almost as ru,hic~siy
as the 1890 man. and whether she r.
to b. married or single abe ought TO
be turned out OF college fit for the
struggle.
woman can never compete with
man muscuiariy. but she can com
p~te In endurance. Her muscles.
while softer. are longer. and abe can
stand more pain.
whether for motherhood or for n
professional career. or both. women
must make their bodies filter than
they have in tho past Tho future IL
fun OF tremendous tests In which
women will have IN bear their share.
Tho best preparedness 10 n strong.
agile. efficient body"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
No Convict Ships;
Prisoners Waiting

PARIS. Sept s.--silnce the baeln.
ming Of the war no convict ship has
been available 20 take prisoners 20
tho penal settlement In French
Guinea. and 5000 convlcts arc now
awaiting a ship with two propellors.
A. ship with ono screw. owing 20
fears OF accident. Ia not allowed 10
carry convicts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Pastor and Wife
Sail to Orient

To d. missionary work In singae
pore. Rev. and Mrs Marrnsduke
Dodsworth Of Seattle sailed Saturday
from New York aboard tho cunard
liner Aquitania for England. Rev.
Dodsworth. formerly assistant pas
tor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church Of Seattle. Will work under
Bishop J. w. Buckley, newly elected,
of the Methodist area Of Malaysia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
ny MILTON BRONNEK

PLYMOUTH. England. Sept. A.
Three hundred years ago an immi.
grant ship sailed from this port And
this september they are celebrating
with music. with oratory and prayer
and pageant Usually the townafolk
arc sad TO see a ship sail away with
band OF bold pioneers. But Ply
mouth people are glad because Of
things this immigration led 10.
The immigrant ship was the May.
flower.
The immigrants waro the Ear. famod
Istla,4-ifn fathsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Find Viking Ship
Of Fourth Century

CHRIeTIAN1A. Norway. sept J.
"a Viking ship which has been dis
euvered In . bex not far from Aele-
ound. In Western Norway. seems to
belong to the fourth century. The
ohip and the ships boat had been
SDtnily broken up before burial. in
eDnformity with some rite now for.
00t1en and unknown The probobil.
ny IL that IT was sunk as q sacrifice
- The gods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
They're Wealthy,
but It's q Secret

NEW YORK. sept. s.--Becausf
their mother fears wealth may spoil
them. George Rowland. nsDr. and his
brother. Jack. seven. are kept from
playmatcs in order that they may
not know they and their elder broth.
er have fallen heir 20 ss.soo 900. Mrs
Mary Rowland. the mother. win re
ceive 81 900. 900. the fortune COMING
from A cousin. Albert Victor Searler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Convict Escapes
in Coffin Boat

PARIS. Sept s.---Rowinx across,
the Maruni river IN . coffin which
he bad dug np In the cemetery. and
using the wrsve-dixwer's spad. as
a paddle. Albert Judge escaped from
the convict settlement Laurent.
French Guiana. where he was -crv.
ms a so-ycar sentences. He waa TO.
captured In Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

Mlss LAura Bromwen. Of New
York. iooped the loop In an airpiane
~ times. breaking the record OF u
times made by a French woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

II you value your health. ret anti.
flu remedies. s2.os. Herb Medicine
Mig. Co. r. o. Box ssi. Seattle.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

nus rse Fsniss . b ssr~st q E d
nss.as Ealiraat sa.ss sspvssitut~ tS'H
49, 5lA.alHsssa tsissssssp tan lisaAalssia a.
faIaaissasut lat4daiges ssasss - f,sAn'
asa lIsaafes aas rssels ~ - l.ssaals.s
ssasgs.a a.an sstsit a. taaaalss. s.fSss'.
as falaiass.alaisss.lr iiIisasluniss. 30
a. slsstH.iFaaa. Hse iustitaifns esaaso
lss a. IA Rss,aiAlsN narsrslnsqt,asa.
o. l,asaM ~ lfnr naA tmgis~len a.
tlrldlsd tsgaiifuul > a. rssnlienNo a.
as~lnssr sIaees mn llaslale p nn saati'
fnnie Sssle eslah sHlFios . aesyosalln.
ini.alsa ssEAnls.a. luissaFas Fszllsrn slni.
egmssoses. nuwsss. Hi ruHfFuEiu. lns
salnlniara. la Nalse o. Amtg8sA. ~
saml,io. sa~rliA unn iHlac,loh inscrsa,
Ia % imniaanrez esgsiiaiuai , pFaeEesi.
40 aEraudaulislao ffsi~a. Este contras
se can ANA vida ssaigitnnl I'Iamafin y
svn una vida eeIIssnra slesissrsianie,
hlsrc Dc lsfifneFa iniFsi5n. la ssnsil,i.
lidad ID eupsl,ea. Rano ~ = eungro
q. ~ susarae la isqiaci5n psychological
de eoadenar sumariamente este pals co
Ino Val0r hisi6rico. I'ero 81 lografamos
al'siraernos del presenie circuns,riio
y 10 proyeciaamos en nm future iIsiefi-
mido. como Immense focO de posibili-
dades: "a una palabra, 81 pudieramos
coniemplar ;sie IEfs. no como nn ter
nino cristalizado, sino come nn princi-
pio en- ca6tica gestaciab. no bajo nnes-
ira subjetiyldad psychological. sino con
leal objetiyidad hist0rica, no desde un
puntO de vista del aver y del hoy, sinO
del maiiana, habriamos de reconocer
que los Estad0s Unidos representan,
despnes de Grecia y Roma, la mayor
polarization humana que Sc la dado
en- la Historic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
El apalo grdnde''

En- estos perfodos de irtensa acti-
vidad biological, los pueblos aspiran
una polftica de energfa. Ese es Ell
anhelo de los Estados Unidos en- estos
instantes: una polftica de enefgfa
contra los extranjeros que quieren
acudir al festfn de esta naci6n Y CON
ira los propios americanos que, con
sus huelgas E independencia de cris
lferio. defender el RIO de orc que va
acrecer el mar del capitalismo; =
una polftiea de energfa tambien con-
ira esos pafses americanos donde la
Iinauietud poftica estorba a ID placida
mafeha de los divfdendos norteame-
ricanos. Falta un holnbre que encarz
ne esta polftica, y no hallandole, la
nacidn le busca entire sps muertos.
IA lelha eneontrado en- Roosevelt. Ell
lprimer aniversario de la muerte del
ihombre del ~big stick del palO gran
de, ha sido una inmensa apoteosis
nacional Sc ha glorificado su esprit
ltu como el de IN Mesias. y 81 no
apareee ento Il hombre reQuerido
| por esa turbnlencia biological. bien se
podra decir de Roosevelt, como del
cid, que CANADA las batallas despues
| De muerto. La sombra de Roosevelt
IS hoy el enemigo mas formidable de
Wilson del partido dem0erata.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
ENLOS ESTADOS UNlDOS
I'm Mundo COnvulso. POr l. Araquistain


ius slAn.s = - ss,us,ss nsAmrsn. pnl
eae ssnas2 laleNa ~ snane e. AlsA
l.assa 1HasssHl,s n saaas.irsnala = -
slAAa intisFsa laHnna - sseIseMunas.
sMns, 81 ua uwssss aamlllf = aus saa.
49, - - ssus a. ~ wsarane. ar,rn.
asn ~ n.Es aiin ssuNaaff a. k1an. 80
A.as slse tiy,n ar rAsrarnaa. Hmn 80.
fusslu ~ ssar smsGinie a. aefena lsln.
iaEisa. onr ~ gssg,la Frla#Nssan Ans
slsNhs sisa TralMsa. a aaeane mas un.
issssaao a. Ia saasr saassu a. lus ~.
iHdas luiiss. tifsr puiaiCnae ua 80.
liesa swn los sae.arnsrs ssecuenict gila.
loss AleNnss raFones psEa is sRola.
sisa a. lss cAines.- G,e uarnc r0nsna
- srvas.-- ~ maseuliAisae smrrscuMs
confra - coolssms ssidtioo.- scuai 90.
bncririrss ~ fsrsllcInn ~ tnmlafn pro
fundo; Par niA Isarie, zee snsto imIse.
dir cue eanigre un paei,la. tan denso de-
pal.laci6n que apenaS cahe dentro DE-
su ierrilorio. a Tlafses inenos polslados
= mas Isnodnctivosy Por otra. ses Jus
10 consentir cue una eInigraci6n reha.
je. con una maDo de ohra despreciada,
el nirel de vida de Ia pOlllaci6n indigo
na. lie ahf una de eSas tragedlas de
Ia Historic a las caales, impOtente Ia
raz0n, no sc les We una sOlncicn paci-
fica.
Los japoneses encarnan tamblen, pa.
ra los Estados Tnidos, el mismo peli
gro que los chinOs: la baratura de Ia
mano de Obra. PerO al mismo tempo
otrO peligrO: el de la cOncurrencia eco
monica. Los chinos representa- una
amenaza para el trabajO americana /;
los japOneses, para el trabajO Y para
La production y eli cOmercio america
nos. Los chinos traen, exclusivamente
hasta ahOra, una cOmpetencia de esfuer
70 manual; los japOneses, ESQ y una
cOmpetencia intellectual, directiva, tee
MICA. Adenas, los japOneses nose H.
mitan disputar los Estados UnidOs
un puesto al sol en- su prOpio territOriO,
sino que son el mayor obstaculO, hasta
ahora pacffic6, pero quen sabe 81 al
gun dfa Avi0lento, la expansion nor
teamericana hacia Asia. Entire Ameri
ca y Asia, dos grandes pOtencias biol6-
gicas. buscan su ley de vida EN- direc-
clones antag0nicas. :Sera inevitable el
choque? ., ,.ss e.ysa6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
CURSOs COMERcIAfEs

GaraHuzamOs enseEar pOr CO.
rreo pOr 81 al mes: Curse de
TenedOr de librOs, ss; Curse
Complete COntabilidad MercaD.
til. SIS; Curse Complete Taqul.
grafia Gregg o Pitmsn en- espa-
mol o ingIes, $I4.
Mande sellOs pidiendO infOr-
mes a la FajardO Commercial
and Language School, San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
GALICTA. EN PUERTo RICO

GALICIA, EN- PUERTO RICO
Con regularidad recibimOs en- esta
Isla ejemplares de vida Gallega" una
de las mejOres revistas REGI0NALES
que salen de GALICIA; circular por
tOda la America Latina alrededOr de
10000 ejemplares, trae, cOnstantemen-
te. biOgrafias ilustraciOnes de tOda
Galicia, y tambien de centrO AMERI-
CA.
81 I'd. no es suscritOr, puede re-
mitirnOs su nOmbre que recibira pOr
1850 pesetas al ahO; 20 ndmerOs.
Dirijase a: AGENCIA DE VIDA
GALLEGA", Vieques, P. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
AGENCIA DE EMPLEOS
PARA LICENCIADOS DEL
EJERCITO.

Despues de una guerra asOla-
dora en- que Ia destruction jug6
el papel mas impOrtante, Ilega
ahora el periOdO de recOnstruc-
ci6n, y 10 que debe preOcupar
mas a la humanidad es dar Ocu-
paci6n a tOdOs los licenciadOs del
ejercitO que tan valientemente
OfrecierOn sus vidas pOr Ia liber-
tad del mundO.
Las Caballeros de Colon han
establecidO la agencia de empleOs
con ese fin y esperan que tambien
cOOperen los comerciantes, in
dustriales y hombres de negOciOs
de cualquiera classes que sean.
Si usted necesita un emplea-
do, sOlicitelO de la agencia de en-
pleOs de los CaballerOs de Colon.
81 usted necesita Ocupaci6n,
envie su sOlicitud a los Caballe-
IrOs de Colon. Esta Agencia de
EmpIeos no impOne condici6n al
guna a los solicitantes de pagO
de alguna Quota y muchO menos
de ingresO en- la Orden. Los Ii
cenciados del ej6rcitO que Obten-
gan cOIOcaciOnes no quedaran
obIigadOs en- NADIA con los Caba-
llerOs de Colon.
Dirijase a: CabaIIeros de Co.
lon,
Agencia de Empleos,
Apartado 167, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
Biologia contra ideologta

/ s +
En- un grado inmediatamente supe-
riOr la raza amarillo, aparece la he
! terog6nea immigration extranjera de
origen europeo, principalmente latinos
Y eslayos. Tambien les miran con hos
tilidad, pof diversas razones: los obre
! ros norteamericanos, porque q su lle-|
gada de pafses mas pobres, propenden,
como los indlgenas, aunque no tanto
como los inmigrantes amarillos: los pa
tronos, porque estos inmigrantes euro
FpeOs, al advertir su desyentaja econ6-
mica, procuran colocarse al niyel de
los nacionales y su malestar espiritual
es un constante fermento de huelgas v
lagitaci0nes sociales; las clases direct0-
ras de la sociedad, porque algunos de
estos inmigrantes importan consigo doc
trinas polfticas qne en- los EstadOs Uni
dos Sc juzgan suhversivas. TOdO 10
| que Sc. sale de la 6rbita de la polftica
americana, Sc considera anarquista SO
icialismo y sindicalismo son aqnf igua-
/ les anarquismO. La misnla palabra
radical" significa en- los Estados Uni
dos algo nefando e ignominioso Todos
lestos extranjeros que Yiyen organizad0s
fuera de los partidos yigentes de la
Federation Americana del Trabaj0 lie
ivan una denomination comlin, 0minosa
como I'm estigma son los ..rojoss.
/ NADIA hay ilfcito contra estos rojos j.
| les puede linchar la muchedumbre, co.
mo ese miembro de los Industrial Work
ers of the World (los Trabajadores In
illustrates del Mundol, asociaci6il como
| lcida por slls iniciales de Il. w. w e.
que apareci0 coIgado de un puente en-
i Centralia, dfas atras de este mismo
lines de noyiembre la poIicfa puede asal
tar sus domicilios sociales, apresar sus
PERSONS. incautarse de sus cajas de
Isus publicaciones cazarl0s tiros 81
I es menester, bajo el pretexto de cual-
fquier snpuesta conspiraci0n para de-
rrocar el GobiernO, como ocurri6 en-
iIyfsperas del aniversario de la Repdbli-
tca rIlsa de los soyiets. en- que fueron
Idetenidos mas de quinientos. rojos' y
lencarcelados deportadOs. Despu6s
del zarismo russo; ningsin pafs ha segui-
do una polftica de repression tan yiolens
| ia, de repression tan radical de las IL
Ibertades de prensa. de asociaci6n. de
reunidn , de las personas, como ii bur
lgnesfa norteamericana. Es el instiri-
to que Sc xlefiende bioI0gicamante de to
da intromision ideologIca.
AaaesicaHisnlo co,ltfa AaipefsalisAao
Pero el prQceso De defensa no se
detiene en- los extranjeros. FL Alundo
se divide. en- los Estados Unid0s, en
extranjeros norteanerIcanos, los
lgue son observation-disclosures hasta el in
ahito. los patrietas sin Unite que co.
loean d 81 naci0n sobre eI mundo en-
ltero. los del North America over ali
in the world hermano del yeneigo
Deutschland neber allies ID der
Weef' los menos nofleamefieanos
esto es. los noffeamefieanos de espf.
lritu erltico ideas nniFefsales. Esfos
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