davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Interior Movement

Houston: Middling. S5.OOc; receipts, 2,s67: shipments. 2.4Os; sales, 2,S55; stock, 1S9, ,209.
 Memphis: Middling, S95Oc; receipts 964; shipments, 1,s57; sales, 25; stock, 27s.- 721.
 Augusta: Middling. 3S25c; receipts. 1Sf; shipments, 53t; sales. 573; stock, 60,sol.
 Little Rock Middling SS.00c; receipts T; shipments, 7S; sales, 7S; stocE 16,49O. Total today: Receipts, 3,525; shipments, 4974 stock 545, ,221
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Dry Goods Market

By Nss0cIated FFess New York, August a-Cotton goodS were quiet in the dry goods market here today; prices on gray cloths were easier Yarns were soft. Trade light. Wool goods were dull. Silks were very quiet; buriaps were steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
London Money

By Associated Press London. August S.-'Bar silver, SIC per ounce; money per cent Discount rates: Short bills, SIS per cent; three-months bills, 11-16 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
MIAMI SCOUTS MAKE WORLDS RECORD IN
 TREK-CART TRIALS
By Associated Pres.

London. August 3.-A team of Amer jean Boy Scouts from Miami, Fla. at the international Boy Scout jam boree" today established what is be- lieved to be a worlds record in trek cart competition.
 Eight of the American youths, com peting against a similar Welsh team, covered 500 yards over obstacles with a two-wheeled trek-cart loaded with eight sandbags weighing four hundred pounds in minutes 53 S5 seconds. The teams had to unload their carts, get them over wall. reload them and run through a pool of water. The Welsh boys took more than four minutes to accomplish the task.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Port Movement

New Orleans: Middling, 3S.25c; receipts, 9s5; exports. 1o15O sales, 22s; stock, 2zO, 994
 Galveston: Middling, T.00c; receipts. GAS; exports, 5.93i sales. 100; stock. l02- Slq
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Spot Cotton pv Assacsztad prsss

New Orleans, August 3.-Spot cotton, quiet, 25c lower. Sales on the spot, 229 bales; to arrive, none. Low middling. 27 Soc; middling. 3s.25c; good middling, 42c. Receipts, 995; stock, 220,sA.
 New York, August 3.-Spot cotton quiet; mddlng. 39.50c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
New Orleans Futures

New Orleans, August 3.-The cotton market closed steady at net declines of 70 to 110 points.
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 New York, August 3-There was no fresh feature in the market for raw sugar today. It is reported that renewed inquiries have been received in Cuba from Europe, which has encouraged a firmer tone in the Cuban market, but so far. at least. there has been no change in the prices at which Cuban shippers are offering sugar here. There ere fur ther sales at 15zc for Cubas, cost and freight. equal to 16.30c for centrifugal. in addition to some San Domingoes and Porto Ricos on the same basis
 The business included 2.0O0 bags of San Domingoes in port. 2s.o0o bags of Porto Ricos. and 10000 bags of Cubas for first half August shipment to local refirier here. The demand. generally, is not very active, as is indicated by, the fact thai. today's business was all to one re1iner. while others appeared to be pretty woll supplied for the time being. anyway.
 The refined market was unchanged at 21c to 22-5oc for fine granulated The demand is still light, although refiners are busy on old orders. with several ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Chicago Futures RY Asanciatad Pra.a
Rice Market Ru AssnniaAaA psa

New Orleans, August 3.-Rough rice no sales; receipts. 1896 sacks millers' receipts. same. Clean rice steady; sales. blue rose. 400 pockets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
East St. Louis Live Stock
 Pv Aseociated Press

East St. Louis, IL. August S.-Cattle: Receipts 4.300; steady.
 Top steers ...............-.....-.S lo.aV Rulk 100e@1i.71 Gamer cows steady ............ e.5Oa 10 Good and choice vealers ....... l4.5oGl599
 Hogs: Receipts, $500 lac to 25c lower. Top '.'.''--.N A'-S Bulk light and medium weight. 1575@lo l5 Bulk heavies ..............,..-... l4io0 lo9'
 Sheep Receipts. coco; lambs 25c lower; sheep steady.
 Ton Iambs 1S.d0 Ruik -20O@13oo Ton ewes 7a0 Bulk 65o@ 750
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
them still out of the market, although

them still out of the market, although expected to re-enter in the near future.
 The market for sugar futures was cas- fer today, and closing prices were 20 to 40 points lower, or at the lowest level ot the day. There was scattered liquidation by commission houses and trade inter ests. which accounted for the decline, prompted by the continued offerings in the spot market at last quotations, where the market was not as firm as some pso- pie had been led to believe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
WHAT THE LIBERTIES PAY

MT. Lamont calls attention to the fact that the United States govern
 ment Liberty Bonds, bearing 4& per cent are at present prices yielding a return of almost per cent It is no wonder that investment in these bonds is heavy. 1t is also 10 be re- membered that advantageous as these purchases are to present day invest ors. they do on the whole mean a loss for the millions of American cit- izens who bought the bonds a pac and borrowed the money to do that.
 Eben r. Oleott, who is president of company which operates a line of steamboats between New York and Albany, has recently bought for his company a steamboat which will be renamed Dewitt Clinton. and will be placed in regular service upon the line. All who are familiar with the career of President Charles H. Hays of he Grand Trunk Railroad Company, will be reminded every time they see this steamboat of the collapse of some of his plans, due to no failure aI his part. but to the fact that he wen-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Potato Market
 By HssoeIated ?.ssa

Chicago. August S.-Potatoes firm: re- ceipts, 2 cars; Virginia. s7a7. 50 barrel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

New York, August S.-(Special.) Thomas W. Lamont has replied to the criticisms frequently made that the American, bankers floated the Belgium loan al what seemed to be almost eXtortionate rates of interest and upon unusual terms Some spoke of it as a Shylock transaction, another of the criticisms was based upon the fact that the notes are redeemed once In so often by lot So it was said that this involved the principle of the lottery And it did furnish an op- portunity for investors 10 secure very large returns
 Belgium insisted upon placing this loan in the United States and was will Ing to accept any terms which would be necessary in order to float it here A canvass was made of the American banks so that it would be known what terms were necessary in order to secure the absorption by private cap ital of this loan Belgium accepted the terms offered and the reason these terms werS. so high, is, according to Mir. Lamont, traceable to the fact, that the larger investors, that is to say. wealthy individuals are not at the present time seeking investments in public issues. The reason is simple. It is to be found in the very heavy super income taxes. investors lind that it is better for them to buy se- curities that are tax free even though they do not yield more than four per cent net. than to make investment in securities nominally paying a much higher rate. but actually amounting to less, because of the large part which IS taken by the tax collector.
 It may be that Mir Lannon's com. ments are significant in view of the fact that Denmark it is understood, has been tentatively approaching the American money market with intent to secure a loan here by and by. Den mark cannot hope to make better terms than those which were accepted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Produce

By Associated Press
 New York, August 3.-Butter unsettled: creamery firsts 5lm5315c. Eggs irregular; fresh gathered firsts. 47050c. Cheese steady, average run, 25t5M27Ac Live poultry firm; broilers by freight, 4Sc; by express. 44I52c. Other prices unchanged. Dressed poultry, broilers, fresh, 5Od5Gc; turkeys. frozen, 5S162c
 Chicago. August 3.-Butter lower; creamery, 42052c. Eggs unchanged Poul- try, alive, higher; fowls, 32c; broilers, g 0D42c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Cash Grain D., A~.n...tx n-

bJ Hssoctdtcu Tfcss
 Chicago, August 3.-Cash wheat: No. Z red. s2.29: No. hard. g. .311k12. .331s Corn: No. mixed, sl 4fGf1 AZ; No. yellow, sl 44n1 45lz. Oats; No. white, 751sn77c; No. white. 71@751ac. Rye: No. ?. s1. .771zds 1.79 Barley. 93cms1 O8. Timothy seed s .50p1l. Glover seed, s25m35 Pork nomi- nal. Lard s1s.O Ribs. s1s c50l65O
 Kansas City, August 3.-Cash wheat, y to 15c higher: No. 1 hard g 2Sm2 45: No. 2 hard s2,27o2. 45 No. l red g 3O92 8 No. red, s2 306I2 .33- Corn 3c to Sc higher: No. mixed, s1 1.43 No. white, sl 45 No. yellow. sl. Oats unchanged: No 5 white, Tic; Sc higher; No mixed, s5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

MUNICIPAL BONDS.
 Rate. Due. Bid Ask State of Alabama ...... 31a 1856 50 84 State of Alabama .... 4 1856 S9 & Jefferson County, 4.90 to per cent basis City of Birmingham $50 per cent basis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
Spot Coffee
Sugar Market Bv ASsoctatsd prsss

Y York, August 3Spot coffee, 10s4c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
11bfsriel os sssnbfgriel.

Sc Soreneoe Stoters l1ofsriel till
tog % SSnofgrielen aftoe / Dftober
/ Mar fanmenli9net 11e6 Septe1nber
i Mar % 0ftuber Medane6 i 6ier.
11bfprfelen for 0ftober beleber fig til
1852, 600, 1000 -r1o6 $605, 100000 i
@eptember Mar og $632, 100000 i
Qftober Gior.
Gor 10. O.Maane6e ersperioben, ser
enotei 0ftober Mar, belgber u6fer,
ielen fig til ialt $6,8s2,000, 600
fan1menlignet n.eo $6,499, ,Ooo, 900
for fonune @eriooe 5ior. snofpr-
ielen i Dftober bar 1862, ,00O, 900
mob 1868, ,OOO, 600 i Septentber %
$402, ,ooo, 600 / Dftober / Giior. ssss1to-
fbr{elen Z Sc fgrfte 10 Maaneoet al
1920 bar $4,720,oe0, 900 mob $3,-
099, ,0O0, 600 j ianune Sibgr,1n, !
1919. l1ofbrielen operiteg S bfgrfe.
lei nleo ets fiterre 8eIeb oel1l1e geoa.
neo ato#i ,1oge, anoen Moareo bette
ssql
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@refenlanb.

&eni3elos, Ser itrafs efter @alget
forlob @refenlan6 og reiite til Mi5.
go, bar u6talt, at bbis 6e alliereoe
Magter M ibigte6e @refenlan6, 90
pilbe Sc oepbe6 ngoe bette 2an6 til
.enten pbreligere at oen1obiliiere fine
1nilitere Stprfer eller opgibe 11oget
at fit tioligere erbberbebe 9mraaoe,
8egge Dele biI6e betp6e @refe11.
lanos @116e. Song &o,1ita,1tin, Der
iolgte fin Siel til &Diflan6, bilbe
1eppe bore Stonb til at ben6e til
bage til @refenla11o tro6s Demon,
itrationer og Surraroab for bans
Nab1.
Smiolerti6 fpnes set, af @nglano
90 6ranfrig er blepen e11ige ON. al
oeriom oct graffe Golf ite,nrner for
@fs=aong &onita1tins &ilbagebe11=
ben, bill oe aHiere6e Magter lite blan.
De fig ino. Mmerifu bill ian6iDnligbis
lite n1o6iRtte fig Song @onitantins
&ilbagebenoen til ben grpife Sbrone.
8e 6orenebe StaterS SID ss1,teresier er
lite iaa 1pr ferbunoet n,e6 @refel1.
lambs, at set piloe berettige til no.
gen fpeeiel SOD fie1,oelie eHer Nds,
biuigeli al Ben Ntan0, oer bar Gan
bets $erff
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
8reit io,n s6eriff.

Sen npoalete Sheriff i @olt
GountD, So, bbor Des Moines lig-
ger, er &aitor 6. gfobb. &an er TIM
liot oper 80 9lar gatn1nel og bar IN.
Der &rigen Geltpreit / @egnbueoibi.
iionen. &an laomarfeoe fig beo fin
nforferoetbe6 ben @rno, at ban fit
SapperbeoS eoSmeouille11. Ser bor life
mango, iom itetteoe bon1, oa ban
at ban biloe iege @alg fon1
SSberitf, men DO ban iqg6e, at ban
bil6e fprlig lRgge an bua at gie,,.
1aemfgre 8robibitionslo sloben, begpnote
&binoerne at tette ban1. Ser bleb
flere % flere, ion1 begpnote at arbei.
De for bans 8alg, % set enote meo,
at ban bleb balgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Straffanaer / @aupun, 8is.

Straffaneer ! @anpnn, isis.
Sber 25 Hrocent al 6angerne be6
Strafanitalten / @aupun, @is.> ar
beioer nu 1oenfor Sengiets @ure
efter at babe gipet 6eres 9@resor6
paa, at 6e lite bill flDgte. Sc, iom er
/ 6en @tilling, bar @et til at idge ON
at blibe lgsla6t paa &nrole efter at
babe ionet 9alboele11 al @traffettz
ben ,bbis 6e bar opfbrt fig itiffeliet.
0g 81 af Gangerne it16erer mi
,1nber 2e6elie al Statsuniperiitetet,
og Sc gier set ligeiaa go6t iom @tu-
6ertterne be6 11hiberfitetet. Snee>
11ierfag er meeet populere blanot
6angerne. @en Ser itu6eres o9iaa
8oeboloert og &an6elslobene: Ser
er en- Sauge, fom tager l1noeroisnins
/ @eltalenbeb, og Der er 6e, iom itl,-
6erer Muiif % Morn1onilgre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
SIfeiuonitrie,1.

Dr. @artou 6. 0iigia1 i g}eu Or.
leans, ser er fienbt fon n@iltein6a.
itriens 2utber @urbanf bur, ifelge
"Decorab=&oiten" be6 &ielp al e1,
&roces, iom fan ban fien6er, 116bif.
let en- Sl1perIlfeorn1; iom ipin6er
ellie / 18 forifiellige Sarber. @ro.
cesien betragtes iom eet al @eroens
bioenffabelige l1n6ere. s 9r. 0ii.
gians @lanteifoler (uMurieries y
be6 &em Orleans, Ser figes at bore
De ferite ! @eroen, fin6es $500 @il=
fetreer, 100000 @ilfeorme og 10,-
100000. Silfeeg. Dr. Diigian ct
fe6t Mrmenie,1, men bar mange
Mar bRret anerifanif 8orger. San
bar ben fprite, iont in6fprte Nlart>
ningeu af Silfetr9er / SDben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
~
&riierne.

@tbelbert @tetport, Ser er &o1n=
misier for Mrbeibsminiiteriets 1tati=
fti}fe 8ureol1, ubtaler, at ifient 9e=
tailpriferne paa nogle @arer er BE
bet labere, er gee6iettelien langtfra
til{treffelig. geeoiettelien at @n,
grospriierne bar beret beD6eligere
enb al Detdlpriierne, og ifignt bet
1nao betenfes, at bet ie6banlig tager
fra iefs Maaneber til ct Mar, fer ne6=
iatte @nerospriier biier fig i Detotl=
ban1elen, fao er bet lite foriparliet
elIer Hogt un6er 6e n,1bnrenbe Sor-
boIo at labe set gaa iaa langiont
nebao. Delt .trDffeoe &ilitano bil
forfpinbe> iaai1iort &roouce11ter og
@algere af Maobarer, @leoer og an,
bre @arer ilutter nneo Rrofiterine
i'm nnoer &rigen.
@riien er- oe11 eneite &in6ring for,
at 8rob1tttione11 boloes gauenoe bele
$ioen. &ber Sabrif 9an6et fu1t-
be bore / @irfiombeo f1lo :9io, oer=
ion1 &riierne tom te6.
: Set er @tetparts' Mening, at me
get al Sen Stanosntng al. Gabrifer
% anben 9rift, fom ffaber arbei6s-
1bsbeo i flor l16itrefning, fun iettes
i @erf for at boloe @riierne oppe.
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Sal fra &sie,,.

@iens 8orger,nelter fet,ote BET
a,nerifanife Golf fplee1,6e Gafiisel=
fesbubifab:
rSeg gnifer at 11otale 8pens opbe
&afnemmeligbeo moo og @gtel1e for
oct amerifanife 6olf og gegiering,
bpem set 9iber meb Sen 1tn1aabe=
Iiqe Me6 al rent ftlantropilfe 8e=
beegrunbe er lpffeoes at 11noerltette
&n,,oreotuiin6er at Meno, &binoer
% 8prr, og ieg foriifrer benz, at Sc
res @abnrilobeb er 1116lettelig pre=
get @iens 8efoltnings Sierter,
ser er beiielet af 9nifet ON, at ben=
ffabeligt @onlfbem mellem 6e to Sea-
toner t11oa pare for beltanoig.""
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
An1,rikx..
eammenilntnins for at bielpe.


0tte of Sc iter1te 0reaniiationer,
fom ber j 2an6et tager fig al at ifaf>
fe &ielp til Sc nb6li6en6e 8ern /
europa, bur lige luttet fig iarl1n1en
for / Se1lesfab be6re at funne birfe
for set felles Sormaal og 1.nogaa at
fpil6e Sis og Mrbei6e og gao bpera11=
6re @eien. 9eres 6ellesraao ell
Ter 8eftprelie beooer european &elief
Council. De otte er: @merican &e<
lief Morniniitration, Imerican &eo
@ro1s, Mnterican 5rien6s @erbice
@on1m,ittee (&pefere), sSetpiib Soint
Di1tribution Committee, 6eberol
Council for tie @burcbes Of @briit
in Mmerica> @niebts Of Columbus,
goune Men's @briiti1n Msiociation
% goung @omen's Gbriitian Msioz
ci0tion.
&erbert &ooper CT palgt til 6ors
1nanb for Moobet og Sranflin &.
Cane til &os1erer. @eniigten er at
{foffe @enge til &ielp for 100000
np6li6enoe og ipge 8grn. Set er ben
{terfte fooperotibe @eloeotgbeosor=
aonilation ,1ogeniin6e 6annet / Sc
sSoreneoe @foter og Oct bill blipe @e=
pre{entanter for ben bnereneite @p
oq &ontmune 2an6et rmnot for at til
beiebrinee oe npopenoise @enge.
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Sra Mortb -Dafota.

Set forlp6er, at 6armere paa EN-
felte Steber / 6et beitlige Mortb Da=
toto, bbor Ser bar beret feillagne
Maringer, bar forla6t fine 6arn1e oe
er reiit til 8perne for at fege Mrbei-
be. Dette iiges at b9re en- af Mar-
iagerne til, at flere al Be 1ni16re
8anfer bar naattet itenge /, 2ebet
,uf Sc iioite fao Dage. @run6ber6is
erne / 6isie Strgg er faI6t iaa labt,
at @anterne i mango Gilfeloer lite
Tan reoIiiere NOT til a. 6affe 2ou,
meme. 4
Sarnernes l1lpit til at tage ct
Sob, ion1 Slngteren, 8ageren og 2p-
ieitagfabrifo1lten ollie SDele ,af
2an6et bar toget eller tager, ct ben
forne1nite Jaftor ! ben banifelige
finaneielle 5ituotio11 georfb Da-
toto. Sarmerne boloer &or11 uoe al
Marfeoet, iom 6e lite Tan boabe at
faa 6ortieneite pau, bleDs set fagt.
Gem 6glge beraf or6ner Be lite
2aan, og mange Banter, iora itaar
oner for Mnligbeoen af at MITE
oeponereoe offentlige Mioler, bar
miolertioig lnffet for at atbe1rte 11o=
foIoet,
uggeertb Dafota er ldnetfro imam
|eieIt tbanferot, : llotolte g. g. gsc.
||6d6oen, SefretRr for State 8anfers
|slsioeia atio,1. Der e NOT aor.l 81
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9fos for at ifpbe en- @pper.

@n Goroners sssurp / @anias Gitp
bar afgibet EN- &ien6elfe, Ser ro{er
8anffunftioneren 9. s. @arions og
bans Some for oeres 9apperbeo %
DDgtigbeo" ioet De 6rebte en- @sper.
Dette ffete ben %. Oftober, 50 Har-
ions % bans aone benote bie1n %
fanot en- frennne6 / &uiet. @gbere1
begDnote frat at ifpoe= e=paa 8oriong,
bborpaa 9arions ffigo % iaaeoe ban,
bgoelig aienoelien anbefoIeoe rlet
8|ebanbling !. .Sngen al SeniDn til
gDens og be1s 8orgereg gifferbeo
% Gel.
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6arnt

CHARLES Barrett, @reiibent for
geational Sarners Union, appellerer
til MeoIe1nmerne al bans Orguniia>
tion om at boloe iamme11 % lite iel-
ge 6eres @rooufter til 6e 11ubaren6e
r,,irerenoe labe @riler. San mener,
at &egieringsagenter refer runtt /
&anias, Soma, og anbre -@tater for
at ia111le 8ebtier for at reiie &iltalv
moo Mero, Ser onno6er Sarmerie
ON at bol6e paa 6eres Mblinger.
r@is, at S bar- moralif @o6 til
beller at gaa 5engiel, ON neoben-
6ig." 9ette er Mr. 8arretts &oa6
til Meo1emmerne af l1nionen. nDer
ipnes at bore gibet Sr6re ON, at
6armerne ifal gibes en- 2erepenge -
6e begps16er at blibe brD6iom,ne."
Sarmernes @bar til &aaitan6e1l
ON Sberpro0 o0uttton 1tuloe oRre: Isl
bill iin1peltben formin6ife @roouftio-
11e1. Dette er ingen vtom Eruiel" ,
for fra olle' Dele al 2an6et fommer
ser Setter ON, at bette @rincip jfal
felges, i116til 2an6et faar 9inene op
for BEN &ien6sgierning at set enten
n1aa rationere eller betale Garmerne
NOT til at lene af."
6armernes 6oribg paa @oopera.
tion bar 1upbt iterf Mooitan6 fra 8e=
eDn6elien af, fagoe 8arrett. &an
paaito6, at ser bab6e beret giort for
ietltge Gorigg paa at btn6re 6e1n fra
at fiebe G9llesifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

Staten til at flare 6ens 6orpligtel-
ier, og &engeforbol6ene ct lite for
1roligenoe. Men Stoten er bope6ia=
gelig afbengig al 2anobrugsinteres-
ierne, og &orn bol6es for bgiere Sri
fer, Ser ian6ipnligbis lite bill fon1me
fgr til @aaren.
geu bor n1inolt Is Banter l1ffet.
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@iliternestere frisipet.

Mlle ub1frepne, Ser al San1bittig.
be6sgrun6e negte6e at 9iere Mtli.
tertienelte, er bleoet gibet 0eres Sri
be6. sSsf6lge nplig ub1te6t Sr6re er
iolt 33 Militer19gtere blepet lgs.
1a6t, beriblan6t Benjamin S. Sal.
mons, iom git paa 6ungeritreife fo1
e11 Maane6 fioen. De fleite af Sc SO
bab6e beret i 6en9iel oper 2 @or
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lige. &an bil6e foreilaa, at Der ne6=
iettes en- ierlig @on1n1isiion, &alb=

les~]%e9 C't tatA%t9 StOutl1tt2ItUU, 4u4u=
6elen al @aa6et og @olb6elen al Ms=
iemblp, til l6eluffen6e at ltl1oere
Mfbebningsipgrgsmaalet. &retten
E@tater par 116eluffen6e traa6t in6
6orbnnoet, for6i 6e mente, at bette
bil6e fontrollere &ultningerne.
Mationforbunoets &onm1islion for
Mfpebning bar 1ru benpnoiget @ir
Cecil &urlt til at u6arbei6e en- fore
1bbig &lan, bborbe6 Sorbun6et iet=
tes / @tono til at pbe &ontrol ober
Craft / &rigsnateriel.
2or6 @obert @ecil erflere6e ct
Snteroiep, at Sorbunbsitpret et1on11
ct ct ltort @fsperiment. Set beitaor
bare af 6e alminoeltge @rinciper for
en &lan, fom 1ne6 2etbe6 tan 111o6ifi=
ceres % amen6eres.
~Delegatforiam1ingen bar bog no,
rettet longt mere, en6 ieg perteoe,
iagoe ban. rsSSn6en 6en ifilles, bill
ben babe trnffet 9lfeiqrelier
Spergsmoal ON en- international
Domitol, bespn6t at bpgge Maffine-
riet for alminoelig @fbebning, fl1lo=
enot fin Srganiiation, optaget nbe
Meolenmer, planlagt en- Gpfusfan1=
pogate og, baaber leg, babe bi6raget
til 2gsningen af 6e polife og orme=
nilfe &anifeligbe6er.
Ser fo1nrner Dog oglaa l16talelier,
ser 1poer ret mistrpitige. Ser ct
nogle.
&ber Man6 Soriamlingen er
Me6lem af en- Delegation fra en- 93a=
ton, ion paa cit eller on6en Moo=
De boboe tin 5oroel at De forItiellige
8eitemnelier 6re6straftaten.
Ser fien1pes / Solfeforbun6ets
6oriamling, men Oct er en- &au1p, ser
feres af rent egoiitiife &runoe, men
nata1rltgbis un6er Sfin al aIninoe-
ligt 8ro6erlfab.
@per, enete Delegation er fon1men
til @enf / Sen belte11te Senii9t' al
ffaffe fit 2ano ben itdrlt rtulige- Sorz
6e1 beo Sielp al 5olfeforbun6et, ser
ffrloe oprette Sre6 paa sSor6.
@nglan6 fien1per for at bebol6e
Magten ober bele Soroen.
Sranfrig enifer at BRUCE Solfefor=
bunoet iom ct @t66el, bborbeo 6et
fan tbinge Gpiflan6 til at uobetale
Sen fi61te Sfilling.
Stalien te11fer paa Meoben6igbe=
0e11 or dt fad 1110fprt Ser11, 9beoe oq
&ul, og set be6er 5orbun6ets Me6=
lennmer ON at Ida ollie oeres @aa>
1Haterialer lQn1n1en.
Sapan agter at blibe en- @tormag1
al fprite Stang, iaa oct tom bittere
ben bbi6e @ace fin Holitif. Set bil
babe fat / Sibirien.
&bem bar iaa @et2 &i6ett bill biie
Oct. 5orbaabentlig Cecil. - @er
Der er ingen Ebibl ON, at bbis oe
Gorene6e Stater bar n1eo, repreien=
teret i~oen egte an1erifanffe Manb,
90 biloe- bet bore of iterite 8etp6,
ming.