davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-05-14
LEGION TO AID
j. {. ROUNDUP
OF 'SLACKERS'
Draft Dodgers and Deserters to
Be Run Down With Veterans
Organization Behind
Movement

DENVER. Colo. May Ia From
now on every member Of the American
Legion will be put on
duty helping the government round IN
an siackers and army dcserters. An
men who lodged the draft back in the
lays when real Americans we're doll
Ing up in O. D.. or navy blue and
who have been led to believe they
were getting away with 1t. may now
begin to let then n cape bob IN
ind down once more.
Morton David. Colorado state ad-
5utant Of the American Legion to-
day received notice from Mai. Gen.
y T. Dickman. commanding the
eighth corps area to be hoadquarters
ut Fort Sam Houston. TO the effect
that every effort is be made by the
authorities to apprehend all deserters
from h United States military serv.
ice. The American Legion Is expected
10 cooperate in the roundup.
The names Of all men listed as
~fsiackers." those who lodged the
draft. viii be ready for publication
May IL. It is announced. The names
have already bee listed and final in
Hestigation. to minimize the danger
OF mistakes. is now being made.
, 1921-05-14

Angelica Kaufman, the first famous
woman painter. was n Of IA or
iginai thirty-six members OF the Lon
don Royal academy. which was found
ed In I7ee
, 1921-05-14

One of the first money change boxes
designed for h convenience OF ticket
sellers and cashiers. was invented by
Miss Esther j. Bruce. a 1s-yearold
girl of New York, in 1877.
, 1921-05-14

FOR sALE-Dodge truck with body
in good shape. cheap for cash. 100
West Midwest Phone e4s.
5-13-tf
, 1921-05-14

Kinston, N c. boasts of hsving
'the best.iooking lot of women leach
crs in tho United States"
, 1921-05-14

The town OF Union. in Iowa. had
polIcewoman as carly as 1877.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19

in giving to the State of Louisiana
the Ward-McIlhenny game preserve.
He induced Mrs. Margaret Olivia
Sage, widow of Mr.. Russell SAGE. and
the Rockefeller Foundation to pun
chase the Marsh Island and the Grand
Chenicre game preserves. BY Acts
Nos. ~ and II Of the Legislature for
the State Of Louisiana, for tn, year
1920, these Russell Sage and Rock
tcller Game Refugees have been aetu-
ally decided in perputaity to the state
Of Louisiana
| respectfully submit that we eve
an obligation to our sister states of
this Union, and in the discharge of
this obligation, we should forget all
petty jealousies and should do our
part in maintaining the migratory
wild game life for the benefit OF the
entire country. The Department Of
Conservation Of the State of Louisi-
ana is resolved, within legitimate
means, to accomplish this end. We
will appreciate constructive criticism
and cooperation. We deplore des-
tructiVe attacks upon our construc-
tive work, no matter how mis- .uided
these attacks may be; and we humbly
suggest that before any public news
paper attack is made upon the work
we are doing, it would be much bet
ter, if the officials connected there
with, We're to lay their complaints be-
fore this Department, before they un-
dertake to engage in an attack upon
the work that this Department is en-
leavoring to do conscientiously and
ntelligently, along lines calculated
to produce the best results in propo-
eating and promoting the growth and
development of wild migratory game
bird life in the State of Louisiana.
On behalf of the development of our
work, and in the name of our migra-
ory game birds, who are so sorely in
reed of conservation, | respectfully
'equest publicity of the above in your
ournal.
Yours very truly,
M. l.. ALEXANDER,
Commissioner of Louisi-
ana.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
'CRAUTkUQUA NEWS
FROM HEADQUARTERS
New Iberia'S Date Set For
April 5 TO / / Inclusive.
Portland, Oregon, Feb. 7, 1921.

} Portland, Oregon, Feb. 7, 1921.
Gust the other day we received
letter which has this for a foot-note
LAS AN AID TO DIGESTION
/ LET'S TALK PROSPERITY" It
a homely suggestion, of course, bu
does it contain food for thought? A
about this season Of the year mos
Of US are assailed by our timit
friends with intimations Of direfu
tines and conditions ahead-yes, JUS
| erC md the corner. The painting Of
tho gloomy picture has been an an
nal recurrence Three years ago il
vas the war; then the H. C. L.; ther
construction and the Reds; now
falling prices and business depression
And yet our nation, our national life
and our institutions have gone stead
ily forward through bad times as
well as good in spite of these con-
stantly threatening dangers.
''If we may be permitted to draw
= rloral from this, it will be that our
thinking must be kept normal; the
optimistic view must be maintained.
At the same time we must look con-
ditions squarely in the face.
"As part of your coming Chautau-
qua program the noted Anzac, Sig
mailer Tom Skeyhill, who is now in
soviet Russia, will bring you an up
to-the-m minute story Of Russia under
the Red regime. Peter Clark Mcfar-
lane, the well-known reporter, writer
and interviewer Of celebrities, will
have a new lecture on our own peO
pie. You have been reading Mcfar-
lane in Golfers, The Saturday Even
ing Post, and elsewhere for years.
There will be other lecture attractions
Of note; and some splendid music.
"Thus Chautauqua lends itself ad-
to our national needs Indeed,
a great leader has called it "The
most American thing in America.
In 1920 the number of Chautauquas
on this continent increased exactly
35 per cent over the preceding year.
We mention this merely to suggest
the growing esteem in which Chaut-
auqua is held by the American peo-
ole, and we believe Chautauqua's
growth is due to the service which it
has rendered. May we offer you our
1eartiest assistance in your efforts to
make your own Chautauqua an in
,titution of the greatest possible SER
rice to the people of your commune
y? And as our friend said in his
'ecent letter, Lets talk Prosperity"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
NEW TARIFF BILL
PASSES SENATE.
sudar, Rice, Cotton To Be
Much Benefited.

po q vote of 43 to 80 the Fordne
ruerpency Tariff Bill passed tn
Irn;ted States Senate Wednesday, af
,sr bitter fight of several weeks.
n,,t of the total vote for the bill
a were Republicans and 9 wer'
from the Democratic side Of the Sen
.te while 26 Democrats and a Re
,uhl;cans voted against it.
Roth of Louisiana's Senators were
among the 8 Democrats lining up fol-
the high tariff measure.
Az the bill originated in the House
q Representative and was exten-
.;yely amended by the Senate, il
must now go back to the House in
;ts new form for final acceptance.
Iouisiana's staple crops that will
,eceiye the greatest benefits from
.be new tariff are sugar, rice and cot
nm. two cents per pound being ad-
ded to the duty on rice, one cent a
Mound more on sugar, and seven
,euts additional per pound on cotton.
Other items included in the new
rhedule, all affecting Louisiana and
he Southern States, wheat, 40 cents
rr bushel; fax seed, 80 cents per
Lnshel; wheat, flour 20 per cent ad
ulorem; corn, Is cents per bushel;
ksns, 2 cents per pound; potatoes,
x cents per bushel; lemons, 2 cents
rr pound; peanut oil, 26 cents per
nllon; cotton seed, cocoanut and
yys bean oil, 20 cents per gallon;
sttle Except for breeding) 80 per
mt ad valorem; sheep, over one year
dd 50 per head; sheep, under one
wsr old, 81 per head; fresh and froz-
a meats, 25c ad valorem; cotton,
1cents per pound; unwashed wool, Isl
Unh per pound; washed wool, 3O|
snts per pound; secured wool, 45
unts per pound.
Butter and substitutes, 8 cents per,
pcnd; cheese and substitutes, % per
nnt ad valorem; fresh milk, 2 cents
|ps gallon; fresh cream, 5 cents per
ellon; condensed or preserved milk,
4 cents per pound, and sugar of milk,
s cents per pound.
Mixed wrapper and filler tobacco,
q S5-per pound; stemmed, $50 per
pound; hides, Is per cent ad valorem;
pples, 80 cents per bushel; cherries,
I cents per pound; olives, in solution,
Ii cents per gallon; not in solution,
|lcents per pound ad valorem; olives
II bulk, 60 cents per gallon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
BANDITS MAKE BIG
HAUL IN TOLEDO,
Escape Safely With Nearly
A Million Dollars.

Eleven sacks Of mail believed +,
contain between 100000 and $1,000,
600, were taken from three posta
employees here at 2 a. m. Friday. b,
flve automobile bandits. The robber,
occurred at the Toledo postoffice.
Postmaster George Lathrop refused
to place a definite estimate on the
value of the loot, but said it would be
around $1,00O,OOO.
Six of the sacks contained register
ed mail. Lathrop said it would take
several days to determine the amount
of the loss.
A mail laden truck had Just driven
up to the postoffice and two clerks
had stepped out to assist in transfer
ring the sacks when an automobile
dashed into the driveway. Four men
leaped out, covered the driver of the
mail truck and the two clerks with
guns, and forced them to lie down on
the driveway. Two of the bandits
transferred the mail sacks to their
own automobile.
The driver of the bandit car remain
ed in his seat, keeping the engine
When the last sack had
been tossed into the robbers automo-
bile, one of the bandits yelled: Lets
60" They leaped into the car and
It drove away at high speed.
The driveway in which the robbery
occurred was well lighted and inside
he postoffice Is employees, unaware
If the robbery, were at work. They
lid not know that the mail had been
stolen until the clerks who had been
,eld up came in and gave the alarm.
1t was reported that several sacks
# the registered mail contained fed
raj reserve bank notes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
COMMENTS BY EDITOR OF THE
IBERIAN.

The above lengthy article does not
in our opinion get to the heart of the
matter in question, and the charges
made are evaded. What the public
wants is an answer to the series Of
questions propounded to Mr.. Alex
ander, as published in The Iberian
recently.
Many glaring discrepancies appear
to US between the above answer"
and certain documents, known to us,
previously written by Mr.. Alexander.
For instance the statement above
made, that Mr.. Alexander knew of
and authorized the shipment Of wild
ducks by Mr.. McIlhenny, and that
such shipment was made on his au-
thority, does not fit in with Mr..
letter to Mr. MeIlhenny,
he criticizes the latter for
making shipment of ducks without
informing the Commissioner. We re-
fer to the shipment Of 1929 wild
ducks made to John Haywood, of
Continued on Page 81
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
PHONE RATE CASE SET FOR
FEBRUARY "a.
Railroad Commission DOckets Hear.
ing For Final Decision.

Final decision on the application
of the Cumberland Telephone & Tel
egraph company for permission to
raise its rates all over Louisiana will
be made at the session Of the Louisi-
ana Railroad commission on Thurs
day, February "a, according to notice
sent out by the commission. On that
day also will be heard three other
cases relating to phone service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
ALEXANDER REPLIES
TO LETTER OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ant Remain Unanswered
of the State of Louisiana.

law of the State of Louisiana.
End. Where discretion is veste
in the Department of Conservation
to exercise only along lines that will
benefit the State Of Louisiana in th
/, scope of the work allotted to this De
partment.
3rd. To properly recognize an,
acknowledge real conservation servic,
rendered the State of Louisiana il
the problems that this State has pre-
sented to it of being the home, dur
ing the winter, of the greater part OF
the migratory game bird life of tht
| United States, and to properly care
for same
The fact that Louisiana is the win
ter home of a\great majority of the
migratory game bird life of the Uni
ted States, should cause us to live up
to our national obligations, and to
welcome the assistance of those who
desire to aid us. We are all inspir-
ed by desire to increase. by proper
means and regulations, the migratory
game bird life of our country, and
We should not be affected in the con
duct of this work by any local iealou
sizes or bitternesses. As part of our
obllG Gatlon, as the winter home of the
migratory game bird life of our coun-
try should be a proper recognition of
the duties we owe our sister states,
to replenish, where we can. their de-
creasing number Of game birds; and
to this end cur system Of laws pro
vides that game birds may be taken
in this State to replenish the depleted
stocks of other states. Mr.. Z. A.
Mcllhenny recognizing this fact, ap-
piled personally to the writer for
permission to trap and ship to other
states for the purposes Of propoga-
tion wild game birds taken in this
state, and this permit was verbally
granted by the writer to Mr.. Nell |
benny, to be followed by a written
or printed permit as soon as the |
forms therefor had been gotten out 4
by the Department of Conservation.
The task of formulating and printing
these formal permits was entrusted
to the discharged employee hereto
fore referred to. He delayed this
work and because Mr.. McIlhenny ac-
ted upon the verbal assurance of this
Department, that it would be all right
to go ahead with his work, this dis
employee of this Department,
is now, apparently for purposes of
malice, endeavoring to con-
vince the District Attorney of Mr..
judicial district that Mr.
did not have the technical
light to carry on the conservation
operations, which he was then con-
lucting, with the full knowledge of
he Department, and at no profit tol
himself, to try to restock the otherI
tates of our Union in our joint eff
ort to increase the wild game bird
ife of the Union.
| desire to say further and in con-
lusion that |, as Conservation Com
Gissioner of the State of Louisiana.
now of no. one man who has done Z
1ore than Mr.. E. A. McIihenny of
very Island, Louisiana, to intelli-
emily conserve the wild migratory
anne life of the United States of |
He succeeded in inducingi
lr. Charles Willis Ward to join him
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19
CAN MING FACTORY
DIRECTORS MEET,
Plans Made For A Very
Busy Season.

The New Iberia Canning Company
is making plans now for its coming
Summer run, and everything points
to a very prosperous season
On Tuesday of the present week
the stockholders held an important
! meeting, attended not only by the To-
)cal interested individuals, but also by
Mr.. Jas. V. Dunbar, of New Orleans
and Mr.. Ebert Dukote, of Biloxi
Mississippi. These two gentlemen
compose the firm of Dunbar and Du-
kote, recognized nationally as pack
ers Of superior quality goods. They
operate chain Of nineteen canning
factories along the Gulf Coast, and
represent the distributing end of the
local company.
Many large improvements had been
contemplated for the coming season,
and considerable enlargement of
the capacity of the plant. Owing,
however, to the unsettled market con-
ditions the Board decided to wait for
a while on most of these betterments
The installing of a cane syrup mill, d,
while cut off for the present, will
probably be taken up again sometime
during the summer, and if crop and
market conditions seem favorable this
addition will then be made, in time
for next falls grinding.
The tomato pack last year was
very small, owing to scarcity of raw
material. but great effort will be
made this year to develop interest
among truck growers in this plant.
While the common large red toma-
The tomato pach last year was
the "blight" disease, the small "peach
tomato is comparatively easy tol
raise, and produces freely 1t isl
most profitable for the farmer, and
makes a fancy canned article. AMI
effort will be made to have large
acreage Of this variety planted in
Iberia Parish this year.
Machinery will be installed for the
canning of string beans, also. and
this product will be added to the list
of the New iberia factory's output.
Mr.. Frick, manager of the concern,
expects to be out among the farm
ers and truck growers early next
week contracting for acreages of
okra, beans and tomatoes.
The farmers who produced truck
for this canning factory in 1920 are
all highly pleased with the treatment
given them, and some nice profits
we're made, considering the extremely
rainy season, so that this year it is
felt certain that no trouble will be
in securing all the pro-
luce necessary.
A most prosperous season is look :
I'd forward to.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19

Herbine corrects biliousness, indi-
gestion and constipation 1t is fine
herbal medicine that drives out inn
purities and restores healthy condi-
tions in the system. Price, 60c. Sold
by ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-02-19

Continued on Page 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Sur g6mlmabIfra8e.

Mit folgenber 3uidrift mltroen mir
fur5 ror 56luB Der 6orrnen beebrt:
SIN bie &eralsgeber 6es nGor0iternl1
- sn Der olleriingiten Mllsgabe beS
So11rnoI BreB, bepor Ole 5timmabga-
BE be5igIi9 Der 6rage Der 8erausga-
bung Der Stnbtbon6s fit ben 8au ei-
1ter @affenbane IN ct. Gloub am ~.
Stunt Dor lih ging, erfdien Elm fnr8
abgefaBter eoitorieaer Mrtifel, Der TN.
ter anoeren Mngabe11 bie 8on6S8er-
a11sgabnng begMnifigte IN folgen6en
8orten:
SIZE Bropoiition i$20,000 6es
@elbeg gum Mnfatf zines @rlnoitm-
des bon Ser 56nlbebor6e, nn6 6iefe
aSnmme miro gebrmtdt, l1m $4,000
Der 5dulbonos 5urud5nlegen
DesgIeiden III ser Mngnbe: u8enn
fir 8erausgabl1ng Der Bombs ge-
ittmmt miro, iol-bie Mrbeit an Dem
J@ebd11be lofprt b%eginnen."
Diefe poiitipen Mngaben maren eli
ne ger6aht erregen6e Snformatio1
fir bas Bublifnm. Sem 8nnoer,
penn bel ser nddiiten BaBl cine
abermalige acknowledgement Nie6erla-
ge at ber5ei6nen fem miro mos
ni6t gu ertparten lit, faaS Die Deit-
glieoer Der 8eb0r0e, beren Sermi1
iebt a~bgelanfen lit, nieoer ertpdbf
merben ionten fir einige Sabre. lie
Der neldle Sterern mer6en ii6 Damn
sic 8epobner Der Sta6t 5n beflngenf
.boben2 Smmerbin mogen mir cine.
$15O,0Q0 @affenbone, I'M lnbli6en
giele Der Stc0t, etnmobernes Mnner
,gleib Stem Bottom" gu 1tnferm Be-
bo11ern baben, lpern ierrer &1ide 6te
@abI ser Cage fir cine 8affenbale
iiberlaifen fem ionte.
Gin 2efer 6es uNorbitern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
@In{fifhI 10 81 a + Inn fse

Rlaffiibe garinnt (.
Der langbeinige Mifeiior Reu 1T III.
Sunggeielenbeim init ben
0orhereitungen 5um ga6en beihdf-
tigt als er eben ben lt1Derbofften
8ellld eines Greunoeg empf1ngt
tpelder Iabe1o oie auffdnig+ hnr5e
8noepattne beobadtet uro ibm 3I-
ruft: n90r nal, bieie e11orul fir5p
8nbepar111e nnb bn LANCER Menih
6asu, 6ns 1T pobl Der reinite fIaiii
ife @iberfpruh. Sn oeinem Sale
mubte es ia eigentlib beiBett: Die
Marn' lit fur5, Der Mel1 1T lnt1g@.
49, g o8bnft. 2ebrer (pertpaf-
ian): Eas W~eiiteritiid Der Natir TT
Der Menih.
9bIIer: neife 3u ieinent Madr
barl: On, mie tie ben eridnffen bnt,
i9eil1t tie nber nod in ben 2ebriab.
rem ge1peien gu iein.
Ddrum. @rfter Surge: Sd
peib gar ni9t, nnrum mein Draz
den INNER nidt teige,r min, unb ID
babe bod 10 gutes gapier ba5u ges
ltpmnen.
3peiter Surge: ga, ipertn aud;
tm bn6e meinen Draben nit lanter
GItegenpapier betlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
misunderstanding bu1n &ongref
ande1tDutme1t.

8aibington, Is. Slli. Ser Son
ferenaberi9t Ser Notwithstanding
tpuroe am Dienitag POM Serot uno
pom @eprdientanfenbaus enogiiltig
angenommen unb Dem Braiioenten
5ngeididft. Die @orlage beDiaigte
sic @el6er, tpelde Die Slotte i'm lan-
fen6en Rednungsiabr braubt; ted=
Mid tpnr Sic &riegsflotte felt bem
1. sSnli obne ieoen Son0s getpefen.
Ser 5enat CAB ieiner &anpf nm bic
5lugaeug!W i11tteri6iffe nn6 Die Slot
fen-glaien an Ser pa5ifiiden=Giife
onf BOD Borfiber Boin6erter bonn
&onferenaausi6uB bes 5enatS teilte.
I'M BIen11m nit, er boffe, baB ein
11tteridiff in elmer be-
ion6eren 8orlnge befptlligt tperDe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Gubet. NIT Biiraerfampf.

&pr1, II. Suli. 3ablretde Ser
Ionen murben IN einem @annpf Derlebt,
ser in Seitri 8onerte bel @erua nod
elmer @ebdbtnisfeier 81 @bren Der
italieniiden &riegsbeloen uasbrnh,
pie eine Melbl1ng aus @enla an ben
vGempo" beiagt. Na6 benz 8eri6t be-
gann Ser &f, als aus einem 90
5ioliitenz&lnb, IN benz, ME geridt-
meiie berlal1tet, iib so &ommuniitel
Derborgen batte, S6iiile fielen. Cine
5doar Sasciii o6er extreme Natioz
naliiten, iotnie @%arabinieri belagerter
ons @eba11be, un6 Der &ar1pf nit Ste
.polDern nn6 8omben ba1ierte Die gar-
&c Naht 0ur6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Mn Sic S~tinrmgeber bes st. Climb
n~nabba1gigen @dbltlbiftrifts.

Die iabrlid5e gdaliua6l iuirb am
ben is. S1li, I'M Mrion-
.GdnIgeba1tbe ~absebalten. Die @afI-
plate iuerben bp1r Z ttfr aben6s Ms
8 1lbr ge6ffnet iein. Mle 8irser,
9NfliGittI1er 1tub 6ra1ten aber 81 Sabre
at, In Der stabt ct. Climb ttpfln-
sbdft, ifi1b erii1d)t, lire stintn1e abs1t-
.geben. Die Gdbl1lpabl 1T cine uidt
tige Satbe fir bic stenersabler. Sic
5dn1lbebDroe fat Sic Mntpriitt1dt, IT,
gen6 eitten Stenerbetrag fiir Gdatls
stDefe at erbeben, baler eg ~nDttpel1Oig
I'll, bak MIR fonierbatibe Mitglieber
ertuGblf iperbett, u11b baiSag Sd)1tlz
gelS III elmer ridlfigen Geidaffsuei=
ie aatggegeben nirb. Sd BIN eit1
sasfal1biSaf fir Ste Mall at1tb eriltde
I'M Sire giitige nnferffiik11a.
ssss IS. S ODnDfte.
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Ser r~edlnenbe 9nuo.

s.n, mprpin .MoIf1 fir gierieele114
f,,nSe Il gtntfnnrt fihrte 8rofeilor
Dr' pienIer pon Ser oortiqeu Sed.
ni5d,en SodiduIe ieineu ISuno Mpa
boz. Ser ois gnfel oes beribu1teu
Wannbeimer Molf in Der alopfipra-
" Iann 5Dar toW ...a
Norfabre e1ge1e ge1ll1ge o'esum,.ss.
ourd alopfen a11Ber1t ooer gal 9l.s.
fe oiftieren. aber CT TT eIn I1eII'es
8iiritler I'M Hed)1en. uta1Des
sShulfi1o %iibertrltft er D1erIn an
sGertigfeit. SIN Aoo1ere1 a1lg Suu'
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M~bra1tm,a9ss&on
a~tt9ebabmt.

Wuibingtol IL. Suli.-, Ser &lrs
Der Ser. 5taaten in Der Gihtr1lg aa1
8rpei midtige internationale 3iele,
einIdranfung Der &iiitungen nro ao-.
luna Der oItaitatii9en. beatp. pa5111'
iden Srage, lit lest entgiltis felfse.
legt.
8raiioent Saroing bot ii6, tnie 0as
Staatgbepartement in 8albington be-
fanrt gegeben bat, on Die Neg1era.al-
gen @roBbritanniens, Sranfret9s,
Stalieus nno Sapans getpanot nit
Ser informeaer,, aber %beittrnnlten A11>
frade, oh tie bereit m6rer, IT'D an ei.
ner aonferer5 uber ginidrdnfnng
Ser ariegs-8iiltungen az betellige's,
sic al, eirtem nod gu beitimneroen
8eitpunft in @aibington eroffnet
tperben ionte. @leid5eitig i9ldgt Der
8raiioent Den genannten Wddte11.
Dor, I'M 3uiammenbang nit bieler
Ronferena sic ben 5tilen 08ea11 rno
9itaiien betreffeuben Sragert 5l1 erorz
tern, Inn iber lie an ei1ern Climber
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oenert sic Ser. 5taater DEFENDERS ln-
tereifiert finb; Mnerfennung Der Boliz
tit ser offenen Sir in China oDne
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enogiiItiee @erfiigung iiber bic Sn1el
Sab nit ibrem midtigen aabelsa11o=
fenpunft, Die Die Ser. Stoaten nnter
internationoIe &onfrole geIteM bnbert
feben mSdten; bie Srage Der Grneise-
ruttg oes britiid.iapanifben Bntonts-t
rertrags.