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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
NEW HEARINGO ON
STEEL DECISION
DENIED BY COURT

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The SUI
preme court refused to grant the
governments request for a rehearing
of the antitrust suit against the
United States Steel corporation.
The governments motion for a re-
hearing was based principally on the
contention that the COURTS decision
in the steel case conflicted with that
of April 26 ordering the dissolution
of the Reading company and certain
of it's rail and coal subsidiaries. Both
cases were decided by a four to three
decision
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
SEARCHING PARTY SEEKS
TO ASCERTAIN DAMAGE

CHELSEA, Okla, May 3.-Search-
ing parties today spread out over the
country north of here to ascertain
the full extent of a tornado that
struck just before dusk last night,
bringing death to at least five per-
sons and serious injury to a dozen
more.
No estimate of property damage
has been made, although it was in
Dictated it would be heavy.
The district affected is rural and
as wire communicate ton was para
Iyzed It was believed here the exact
loss of life and property damage
might not be kr wn for some time.
The storm passed near Chefs "a
and many persons here watched it
twist it's way out of sight.
Reports were current here that the
storm had struck other nearby towns
but owing to wire conditions they
could not be verified.
Passengers on a Missouri, Kansas
and Texas train said they had OBJ
country districts south of Vinita, but
as the train had made no stops they
could I'D nothing definite to the re-
ports of destruction.
Many narrow escapes were report
ed. Among those who weathered the
storm were Walter Sutherland and
eight friends who were riding in a
wagon when they saw the storm APP
preaching. Sutherland hitched his
team to a telcphone pole an the
party took refuge in nearby ditch.
The storm passed overhead without
horses and wagon were carried
away,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
GEORGTANS TO FIGHT AGAINST
ENTRANCE OF BOLSHEVIKI

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 1.-THE
seizure of Baku, on the western
coast of the Caspian sea, by the Rus
sian Bo1sheviki on April %, has
aroused the Georgians, who have
called four additional classes to
arms and announced they will not
permit the Reds to enter &c rgia
& ugh Azerbaijan.
Thus fare they have been able to
prevent the Bolsheviki from enter
ing through the mountain passes in
the vicinity of Vladikavkaz.
he capture of Baku gives the
Bolsheviki virtual control of Aver
baijan. It's seizure makes the Ar
menian situation more precarious as
the Bolsheviki doubtless will help the
Moslem Azerbaijan opposition to
Armenia. In this way Mustapha
Kenlal Pasha's Turkish nationalist
Mohammedan forces would, be able
to connect with the Axerbaijans,
forming a connection with the Mos
lens in Turkestan by way of the
Caspian sea and Persia
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
Sam Olive Enters
Race for Congress

AUGUSTA, Ga, May Sam L.
Olive, president of the Georgia SEN
ate, has formally announced his
candidacy for congress in the Tenth
district. It is expected that Repre-
sentative Carl Vinson will announce
for reelection some time soon. Mr.
olives announcement caused nc
surprise here, although it had been
thought that he would not make the
race until two years hence.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
Took Two Wills to
Make This Bequest

BOSTON.-When James A. Wool
son died he bequeathed a sum for
the building of left wing to the
Cambridge hospital. The amount was
not sufficient. His widow died March
27,, and her will, filed recently, pro-
vided for making up the deficit. Mrs.
Woolson left $4,000 to public insti-
buttons.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
Here Are Candidates
For Prohibitionists

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 3.-Dr.
p. A. Baker, superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League of America, today
gave out a statement in which he adj
vised that prohibitionists of the coun-
try may safely support, if nominated,
Hoover, Wood, Lowden, McAdoo,
Hughes, Poindexter or William j.
RrVan
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
World War Veterans
On Boston ''Gun Crew

BOSTON.-One hundred and twen-
ty policemen will receive three prac-
tice sessions in machine gun and
riot gun fire in preparation for any
disturbances. All members of this
orce are veterans of the world war.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
Free to Goitre Sufferers.

Any reader of this paper suffering
from GOITRE (big neck) can get free
information telling how to cure it at
home without operation, danger of
discomfort, by writing DR.. Rock, the
eminent GOITRE Specialist, Box 1871,
Dept. s, Milwaukee, Wis. DR.. Rock
makes absolutely no charge for his
services and you are cured sound and
we'll, so If you, a friend or relative,
suffer from GOITRE, you should
write him at once.-(Adyt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
90 REPORTED DEAD,
100 INJURED IN
OKLAHOMA STORM
Little Town of Pegs Swept
Away by Tornado Sum-
day - Not a House Left
Standing

MUSKOGEE, Okla, May 5.-Fifty
persons are reported killed and more
than $50 injured in storm that
swept the little town of Pegs,
Okla, in Cherokee county last night.
Dispatches to the Muskogee Times
Democrat, from Locust Grover and
Tahlequah. where the dead and in
jured are being taken, stated that
not a house was left standing in
Pegs.
Relief trains with doctors and
nurses left Muskogee and Tahlequah
early today for Pegs.
Wire communication with the town
was cut off by the storm.
All doctors and nurses in Table
quah also have gone. Practically
every store in Tahlequah, which is
the county seat of Cherokee county
has closed and several hundred peo-
pie have gone to Pegs to do rescue
work.
Thirty-seven bodies have been re-
covered by rescuers from wrecked
houses in the town of Pegs, swept
by a storm last night, according to a
telephone report from Tahlequah
This information was brought by a
messenger who arrived at Table
quah today. Twenty of these bodies
are reported to have been taken from
one building.
The little village of, Pegs is or
the northern border of Cherokee
county about sixty miles east OF
Tulsa. The place is off the railroad
and is situated in the foothills.
Those familiar with the roads in
the vicinity say it is practically i'm
possible to reach Pegs by motor car
The Tulsa Tribune started a news
paper man by airplane to the strick-
en- district this morning.
John Littlefield, his wife and si2
of their seven children were amone
those killed in the storm, a repor
to Tahlequah said.
The only physician in the town
DR.. w. r. Hill, also was killed.
At noon today forty-four bodies
had been extricated from the debris
resulting from last nights storm al
PegeS Okla.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-04
AMERICANS ARE ORDERED
OUT OF JUAREZ. REPORT

JUAREZ, May 3.-Authorities rep
resenting the United States govern
ment here announced last night that
Americans had been ordered out of
Juarez in view of an impending bat
tie. Saloons and gambling houses
were closed, it also was reported.
Officials representing Carranza
state, however, that negotiations for
the peaceful surrender of the city
still are under way. Efforts to pre-
vent a battle so close to the border
are being made to preclude the pos
sibility of United States forces cross
ing to protect American interests
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12

ing the winter in Chicago, visited a
few day. here the latter part Of last
week with her parents MIR. aud Mrs.
Brewster. She left Friday for Moni
co.
Henry Nanny. George Warner and
G.. L. Williams and son and wife were
Eagle River visitors Saturday.
Emiel Weisse returned to Shoboy>
gan Falls Friday after week Of fish
ing here. Ii will not be long before
he aud Mrs. Weisse will arrive for
their summer stay.
Gus Adams autoed up from Gin
tonville Thursday to make his usual
summer stay here.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee W. Barber ar
rived Saturday for the summer at
Black Oak
Mrs. Philip GOelz returned from
Chicago Saturday where she has been
the past month in search of relief
from very serious eye trouble. We
are glad to report her very much i'm
proved.
DIR. Meyer was called up from Eagle
River Monday by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Geo. ST. Claire. Mrs. St.
Clair has been bothered for some
time with failing health and we hope
her recovery is speedy.
Jos. Handles arrived Friday for q
stay al his home here. He has been
in the employ Of an electrical concern
at Chicago and other points the past
winter.
Gus Adams. Vera Knobla. Mr.. and
Mrs C. A. Hickok and Blanche Erwin
autoed TO Eagle River Sunday to spend
the evening at the movies (whas
WASN'T and 10 visit.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12
EoesstalIed the President.

Peggy is feeling important these
days. having been chosen secretary OF
her little church club. She was labor
ing over the minutes Of her first meet
ing when l suggested that she should
always begin: THE meeting was call
ed to order with the president in the
chair" "But she wasn't" protested
Peggy, Indignantly. Il was. ] got there
first and got the big chair and the
rest had only kindergarten seats"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12
First pub Mch. 31-last May 5-6w


state OF Wisconsin. in Circuit Court for Villas
County.
Walter w. Caskey. Plaintin
Ruby Roxey Caskey, Defendant.
state OF Wisconsin To the said defendants:
You are hereby Summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service of this summons.
exclusive OF the day of service. AID defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
said. and IN case OF your failure so TO do.
judgment VII be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand OF the complaint.
GEO. x. O'CONNoK. Plaintiffs Attorney.
'OSt once address. Eagle River. Villas county.
Wisconsin
n. B.-Summons and complaint an the
above entitled action are now on Tile In the
county.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12
State Line News.

Last Friday night the citizens Of
State Line were afforded the novelty
of seeing a Tire al the expense of the
q. An. ". Train No. So. the way
freight. pulled into the station about
ten p. m. aud tad Just started un-
loading freight when the Indicator
lamp in the cabuose exploded. setting
tire to the Inferior. The trainmen
attempted g. get TO the fire extin-
gui,hers. but the explosion of the
lamp scattered the daming kerosene
broadcast and in few seconds the
interior was a mass OF DANES. So
quickly did the scattering kerosene
ignite wherever ID struck that the
crew bad no chance Go secure their
cluihing. with one exception. Con
duciur Dunn got his cnat and a couple
uf grips nut. but scorched bis face
and ~inged his hair in doing so. In
che freight car next tnc caboose was
considerable dynamite and the train
crew in an effort 10 keep the flames
from iguiting the depot and other
property pulled the caboose a short
distance north % che depot, uncoup-
ling the train aud pulled t. a point Of
safety The cahBose burned until
midnight Ia the morning the wreck
az from Autigo came here and loaded
the scrap iron aud wheels.
last Wednesday Mr. aud Mrs.
oliver l.aJhauce were made papa
aud mamma aud Mr. aud Mrs. Peter
L.aChauce grandpa and grandma" 5y
abe arrival % a baby girl al the Dus-
sault hnme 40 Conover. OF course.
oliver Is about the proudest man in
state Line these DAYS Here's con-
CALCULATIONS sud many blessings for
the little lady.
Mrs. Peter LaChance aud Mrs. Ed
wand I.aChance were Conover visitors
Friday.
Wm- A. Curtis left for Chicago o.
Friday after iew days Inspection II
the logging operations her.
". :. Hutchinson spent saturday
aud sunday Al Pelican aud other
points. both n a pleasure and busi-
ness visitor. tie was a former resi-
dent of Pelican aud an Office holder
ia that town until the recent election.
The Curtis company have again =
sumed logging operations after =
month Of shutdown while grading
and ballasting the logging spur
They have started on four cars per
day and expect 10 Increase this num-
Der 10 eight in the near future. They
will now continue al summer and
winter. Mr.. Reedy Of Beaver Pam
has been secured A. foreman % the
operations.
John Brady has carpenters Al work
erecting a very moder1 amt substan.
tial residence
Mr. House. who has been spend.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12
Foolish Fad OF Idle Rich.

At one time snail racing was a
great fad in Austria. Vienna had a
fashionable snail racing club. where
fortunes were frequently wagered on
the ridiculous contests. Careful rec
ords of the time taken by the winning
snail 10 crawl around the miniature
race course were kept in order that
contestants might he properly handi-
capped in subsequent matches.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12

An aid-de-camp Is nm officer at
iached TO the generals stan who as
sislS him IN his work; he Is AN acting
Of his detail ms aid. lie attends the
general. acts practically as his prl-
vale secretary and may be designated
To some special military duty. Dur
ing our civil war the aids carried or
ders aud acted IN all sorts of useful
WuyS
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12
Daily Thought.

Innocence In genius and candor ir
power are boti' noble qualities
Madame ..
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-12
WE have the

WE have the
ability to help
you sell your goods and
we can do this at a
reasonable cost to you.
Economy and stand
ardization are the
watchwords here. We
use Hammermill Bond,
the standard, economi-
cal. business paper and
we turn out a grade of
printing that brings re-
suits for our customers.
EFT TIC Su0W VIZ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
TuTdi Cone6ntrcaza tuDe

CONSTANTINOPOL. 2 Maiu
= Mustafa Keinal, fruntasul ma
tionalist, in aparenta a slabit in,
tru citva ceielaite fronturi spre
a-si concentra krtele contra en-.
giezilor si a titi-nationalistilo.
turci, de pc frontul din lungul
coastci Marii de .Marmara.
Frontul nationalistilor, pc care
nlulte trupe de ajutor stunt abuse,
Sc dlftillde .dela Angora urmind
LIMA Adabazar, Geve- 81 Brusa.
Asediul idela .Hadjin fost ri
dicat, trupelc din Cilicea au fost
chemate in ajutorul trupelor por-
mite contra anti-nationaliStilor 81
a englezilor.
Lamad Ferid Pasa, marele vizir,
a trims un transport de tr,lpe la
lsmid, situat la saptezcci 81 cinc;
de mile sprc nord-ost della Brusa.
81 nlvnit pc uSleiman Sheriff
PaSa, fostul ministru de razboiu,
comandant al trupelor i'll aceie
regiune.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
POLONEZu RAPORTEAZA CA
RUSH FUG IN DISORDINE.

VARSOVIA, 3 Maiu - All s a,
anuntat alci in mod Official cap-
turarca $4,000 prisonieri rusi,
100 locomotive, 1000 vagoane.
mai multc trcnuri blindat 81 tam
curl, precum 81 0 intreaga excua
dra de aeroplane, in ofensiva. 81
lnalntarea trupelor poloneze.
Comunicatul anunta ca Serinka.
Nlnnica 81 alte puncte numeroase
Gle pc sectorul Nozatum au fost
eaptufatede 10 -belscvisti: 49,
,.Dusmanul sd retrage in tlisor
dine. urmeaza communicated, Isl
am ocupat linia prin Stanislavs-
ky, Ciervan 81 Pisarovka. LIMA
duSanului a fost r,ppta la nord de
Nmnica, unde am capturat 5000
prlsonieri, doua trenuri blindate
81 10 tunuri.
In sectorul Koziatyn am cap
turat 5000 prisonieri."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03

De: HON. DANIEL F. COHALAN.
Indicator La Curtea Suprema din New York.

tantii Americei earl au fost voiosi
sd dca Imperiului Britanic sase vo-
turf in propusa Liga pentru un vot
dat Statelor Unite, astani eel mai
pnternica natiune Gle oamehi liberi
Gle pc paH1int, pare ca au facut So
coteala fara birtasul lor.
E probabil ca de aci inainte ori
81 cine va representa- America la
orr ce conferinta diplomatica, va
cauta ca 0 chestie de interes pcrso-
nal, daca nu ca chestie de repect 81
lublre pentru tara, ca nici odata
sa nu sc aduca spre ratificare IN
alntea Representations unui popor
mindru 81 care Sc. recpecta pc sine,
orr, ce plan care ar depriva Ameri-
ca de drepturile Ell, pc cind asigupa
Englitereei ajutorul 81 asistenta
trebuintelor eli att de vitale 81 ne
cesltatea care a scos la evidenta
prln cererea ci pcntru 0 garantie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
CATRE STUDENTH ROAEfNl
DIN AMERICA.

!, Della lm timp incoace o .partt
lregretam foartc mica) a tineretu
sui romin din America All inccpl,
Sc urmeze cursurile supcrioare l.
le invatamintuui in Licec, Cole
giuri 81 Univcrsitati din tara a
ceasta. Unul din accstia c. 81 d.
null Adam Prie. dim Alliance, O..
care urmeaza de dol ami in cole
giul Mont Union din accl oraS.
D-sa he scric ca Profcsorii T.
nivcrsitari all inceput a priv
foartc favorable inceputul acesta
81 uni din eli yoiesc a lc ida STA.
turi 81 indrumari in privinta stu,
diilor pc carl lie urlncaza.
Pcntru accst scop d. Prize do
reste Sc faca cunostinta cu tot
studentii romini dim America ca
sd ppata I'll in contact cu eli, sa
formeze ..unire suflctcasca"
cum he scrie d-sa.
Acei carl vor sa raspunza la a,
pelul d-salc, sltnt rngati a sc a.
drcsa: Adam Prize 312 $. Liber.
ty Street, Alliance, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
BUNE.

vorba romneasca I'm ziele grele Sc cunosc adevara
til prieteni" 81 vorba sfinta
La ospee la petrecer atunci cind omulu merge bine 81
urea o ce In &c maj sus progesuu are 1nume de
de admirator CHAR dar cnd ncepe s dea napo 81
mai rzu clnd aunge la mai seama la nevoe
numaru pretenor mcsoreaz din puzderia de buni vol
tori de- abba remln vre-o citiva-daca remin
ganzafiunea noasra, din prcni carl sau arafat asia
intro stare ingrtoare Stuatnea nu Sc poate indrent
de CIT prn sorare comuna prn ertfa din partea tuulor
membrilor ell - ~
Creznd ca propunerea dui Nicoae Nistor pracca rea
AzaDa 81 ducatoare scop sprjino sprnm pima Ia
reanzarea e 81 sunt semne semne bune Sc va reaza
1e mergnd Ia New Castle ocazia sa ma ntanesc
Gu un mare numar dntre membr ocietat Albina 81 dsu
tnd asupra chesie to dar about to fos de parere ca
propunerea va votaa de Socetatea Abna Gu toate "a a.
ceasta societate este In buna gu toae obgatiune e
fata de Uniune. :.
nTOTI PENTRU UNUL 81 UNUL PENTRU ToTI" este
dev1xa membrior acese socet 81 nadaduesc ca in
mzaunea noastra mai gasesc asemenea membr nadadu
csc ca sunt multe societa de 81 find in current Gu toata
obgatunie lor faa de Unune gndi or udeca Ia fe
Gu membr socieaM Albna nic odata nu sau reras
napoi dea o &c ere fe peu consodarea organxatiune
noase lie pentru autoraea ar acestia in tpu rSxbouiu
san neamuu atunc cnd neamul trecut prin mouente az
grele incercari 80,
numarul de milne vol cauta redau be at se "a puea
de car convorbrea av4 memb aceste vrenice societ
slndui So vorbeasca ei vaxk to nltiea a. nars
!. g 9 sensmente sunt caleusifsi q. u PAscu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
REBFLII MfXICANI lNAlN-
TEAZA SPRE TOMPICO.
AtVohGMari cred ca CsHanza SC Va duce IA Vera Cruz.

! de ii atacatc.
Aceia care au luat parte la a.
ceasta consfatuire Gu amiralul
Coontz au discutat planurile cum
ae protejeze pc americana carl
sc afla in acele porturi 81 caror
siguranta c amenintata.
Unul dintrc oficiali si.a expri-
mat opinia ca g nccesar a sc tri-
mite mai multe vase de razboiu
fla coasta Mexrana, mai ales la
rasarit 81 la vest de Mexico. In
prezcnt singurele vapoare care
pazesc coasta mexicana SUM ,,Sa-
lem'' 81 distrugatorul ,,McCau-
ley' pc coasta vestica 81 vaporul
de razboiu ,,Sacremento" la Tom
pico.
Rapoartelc continua Sc circula
svonul Cd prescdintele Carranza
poate va -incerca ca sa paraseas-
ca Mexico, pc drumul pc care-l
va credc mai bun, probabil tre-
cind prin Vera Cruz. Sc crede da-
ca Carraiiza va aparc la Vera
Cruz, aceasta va da loc la is.
bucnire revolutionara, ceea zee ar
pune in pericol viata americana
lor din acel port.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
WASHINGTON, 2 Maiu.

WASHINGTON, 2 Maiu. -
0 AmiScarc nilitara spre Mexico
City 81 rcgjunca petrolifera della
Tompico va fl 6n curilrd facuta
de trnpele revolutionarc, aupa
cum spune un comunicat dat dc
la cartierul general a lui Obregon.
Ataeul contra capitalei Mexicu.
lui sc Va da de trupele della Cue.
rrcro, din statul Michoacan 81
de la Jalisco.
Alnenintarilc de ataca Tom
pico au fost primite de oficialita-
tile della ministerul de externe de
aici, ccca &c a dat loc la o con-
stature secreta dntre oficialitatile
della aninistrul marinei 81 al ce.
hui de EXTERN; Amiralul r. Il.
Coontz, irsarcinAt ell operatiile
flotei Stateloir Unite, luat par,
tc Ia acea consfatuire 6mpreuna
Gu statul lui major.
Sc spune ca consfatuirea a
fost ncccsara datorita rapoartelor
noui prilnite din Mexico a caror
natura foartc alarmanta. Ra-
poartelc spun clar ed Tompico,
II fel 81 Mazatlan, Vera Cruz 81
Mexico City, sunt in prime 5ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
ENGLEZII fNCEARCA SA.
STAPfNEASCA AMERICA.

1ngeniosul Cecil 81 ,,Funingile T.
SCARE au crezut ca au gasit aiu-
torul trebuincios in planul britanic
al unei Ligi Natiunilor care a
fost adoptat de D-nul Wilson 81
care, credeau, Ga va fl inghitit de
Senatul Statelor Unite tot Gu alta
usurinta 81 insufletire cum a fost
inghitit de Representantii Ameri-
Gel la Conferinta de Pace. Daca
s ar Fl adoptat planul, asa cum spe-
ra nebuneste Englitera ca va Fl.
clasele stapinitoare ale Engliterei
ar II putut priv Gu deplina salts
factie asupra viitorukui. Ar fl in
hamat la carul lor puterea de ne
invins Americe. LII ar Fl garan-
tat de catre poporul iubitor de libe-
rate Americci pentru tot timpul
toata prada furata ce Sc afla in DO
sesiunca lor. Pamintul, Gu toate bo-
CATTLE lui, pc care Ia furat della
posesorii lor III tot lungul 81 latul
lumei, ar ii urmat Sc fie pima la in
flnlt al lor, 81 aceasta prin puterea
Americei.
Punctele strategice cistigate prin
inchiderea Marilor ar fl urmat Sc
fie a Engliterei. Gibraltarul smuls
della Spania Malta fnchiriata della
Francesi; Suezul furat della Egipt
Isl Gu Franta fnlaturata della luna.
tateea prazei sale; Adenul luat de-
La Arabia - toate punctele stra-
tegice in .jurul glebHlai - toatc
statiunile lor de carbuni; statiuni-
lie lor navale, Esquimault, Hall
fax, Bermunda tintite in inima
Americei; stapinirea Engliterei a.
supra marilor 81 prin aceasta stapi-
nirea asupra lumei ar fl fost al eli.
vorblnd omeneste, pentru totdeau-
ma, nu impotriva vointei Americci
cl cu complleltatca, consimtirca 81
garantia AlUricei. Nici odata nu
s'a visat in istoria omenirei la I'm
plan de marire att de colosala.
Nici odata nu S a gindit la un Joe
Gle eXchocherie mai singantic de cit
sfortarea aceasta, in numele pacei,
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