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and that Rep. Alcorn is an assistant states attorney there.

and that Rep. Alcorn is an assistant states attorney there.
 "What we need is more states at- torneys, not judges" he commented referring to this.
 Criticism should not come from some one so vulnerable as MT. AL corn," said the New Britain man in conclusion.
 Senator J. Howard Roberts of Thomaston, chairman of the finance committee, denied any politics was being brought to bear on members of the group and that the New Britain bill had been taken up in the same manner as many others.
 Following Senator Sullivan's talk the Senate voted unanimously to refer the New Britain bills to 8 com- mittee on conference and Senator Daniel J. Mccarthy of Ansonia was named the Senate member of this committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04
Veterans to Convene

The veterans group of the legis- lature, of which Rep. Daniel J. Ma nancy is president, will hold its bi- ennial banquet in the Hotel Bond, Hartford, April 13. Rep. Mahaney is chairman of the arrangements com- mittee, assisted by Senator Claude V. Badger and Rep. Martin J. WhaIen, both of Wolcott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04

of careful examination of the last possible places where the boys body might be concealed will be reached this afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04
President

President
 Members of Lieutenant Shea Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, last night chose Mrs. Mary Grove to serve as president dur ing the coming year. Mrs. Grove succeeds Mrs. Jane Meyer.
 Other officers elected were: Mrs. Maud Parkes, senior vice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04
Council Delegate

Council Delegate president; Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, junior vice-president; Mrs. Ellen Sheehan, treasurer; Mrs. Jane Meyer, chaplain; Mrs. Helen M. Brophy, conductress; Mrs. Jose phine Bauser, guard, and Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, trustee for IS months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04

Farmers of Northern Ireland are being taught how to use gas masks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04
DIVERS SEEKING
 FOR GRADY BOY

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Those Who Served Overseas
Red Cross Luncheon Guests

From all points In western
Washington. q near-record number
of $50 delegates To the Washing
ton State Graduate Nurses associ-
alton institute were 10 conclude
their two-day meeting here FRI
day at the Medical Arts building.
Nurses who served overseas
were special guests NJ Red cross
luncheon AZ Hotel Winthrop FRI
day noon. Speakers included Miss
Anne Radford. president OF the
group, World war nurse. and Miss
Kathleen Lcahy OF the University
of Washington.
Talk on Arthritis
With Miss Harriet as chairman.
Drs. +. NJ. Mace and William
Goering were featured speakers at
the afternoon session Friday. They
spoke on arthritis and prevention
and correction OF dcformities. A
tea. sponsored by the Tacoma dis
trict. followed. with Miss Klein
and Katherine J. Hoffman In
charge.
During the morning. care OF
communicable diseases In the
home was demonstrated by DIR.
Ralph Gregg. Miss Aileen Tuttle
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quiz conducted BY DR.. David Evans
with Paul Miller. Maynard
Grinder. Robert Campbell and
Bruce Rice participating. Grunder
was declared winner.
Fair Officials Hosts
Officials Of the Western wash
ington Fair association were hosts
Thursday night AZ dinner given
for the superintendent Of the dlf-
fereni departments Of the 1899
fair. There were $50 present
Guests were greeted by Or. J. II.
Corliss, president Of the associa-
ton. The first dinner OF this kind.
he said. was given by the late
w. II. Panlhamus 16 years ago.
Department superintendent were
introduced by A. r, Bartei. secre-
tary-manager. The program in
cluded violin solos by Winfield
Angel. accompanied by Charles
Harader: selections by Singing
Cowhand Pete Logan. who accom-
panied himself on the banjo: inn
presentations. Rueben Gaines; piano
monologue. by Jane Powers; ad-
dress. "Bird's-Eye View Of Swedish
Co-operatives." by Arthur A. An
derson Of Everett. and colored
moving pictures and slides OF the
fair by Charles Getzendanner. Re-
marks by Capt. Fred Griffiths con-
cluded the evening.
Rhubarb Growers Elect
Director of the Sumner Rhubarb
Growers association to serve dur
ing 1910 were chosen at the an
nual election held at Sumner We'd
nesday night. They include w. w.
Ryan, George Deeds, William Me-
Claim. Charles orion. Henry Knob
lock and Frank MeColley. All were
reelected except Mccolley.
Manager Fred Mattson reported
that during the last season the
association shipped 100000 boxes
OF dollhouse rhubarb to all parts
of the United States. This. he said,
was an increase over 1888 when
100000 boxes were shipped.
Wedding Set Nov. Is
Announcement is made of the
coming marriage, Nov. Is, of Miss
Bernice Monsell. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Monsell OF 800 3rd
st, S. W., TO Melvin Hademan of
Tacoma. Thursday evening Miss
Monsell was complimented with
shower at the home of Mrs. David
Bloomquist on West Main ave.
Guests at the party were Misses
Audrey and Patricia Geller, June
and Jennie Johnson, Wahnita
Spencer, Catherine Carrotte, Mar
celia Rockstad, Ruth Coats, Ruth
Pendergast, Tommie and Viola
Moore and Mrs. Monsell.
Garage Burned
The fire department was called
to the home of o. c. Martin, Ala
7th st. S. w, at o'clock Friday
morning. The blaze, of unknown
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and nursing students from the
University Of Washington.
Hobby show
Attracting interest was the
hobby show. which displayed
needlework. carvings, stchings and
number Of other things which
were made or collected by the
various nurses One nurse has set
down In a book a long list Of pc.
euliar names OF patients she has
treated. and another has listed
more than 1000 books she has
read. Both are ON display.
Miss Marian Kent OF Seattle
chairman OF the hobby show. gave
talk during the afternoon on
Nurses. How DO You Play p
Awards Of merit were given "a
nurses with the best entries IA
each division Of the exhibit.
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Harvest Festival
BEAL AND MRS. QUIN
TO SPEAK AT FORUM

Purpose Of American Education
week, Nov. 5-li. viii be explained
by Burt o. Beal principal Of Ian
coin high school, A. the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce forum
luncheon Monday a. Hotel Win
throp
co-featured On the program viii
be Mrs. John T. Quinn, who re-
turned Tuesday from a years reti-
denee In Rumznia. She viii speak
on Ny Impressions Of the Bal
kans."
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PuydNup NlDonidns
Pick Harry Hansen
Ralph Forbes New Vice President:
o. c. Martin Garage Burned

PufALLUP-Harry p. Hansen.
Puyallup high school principal. viii
head the Kiwanis club for the year
1910 as result OF the annual cleo
ton Thursday. He succeeds Or.
c. NJ. Hamilton.
New vice president Is Ralph L.
Forbes. DR.. David Evans was
elected treasurer. The seven d.
rectors chosen are c. f. Richie.
Emmett Burks. Norman Connolly.
conley Stone. Steve Gray. Gordon
Bearse and Newell Hunt. The club
will hold its annual installation
party the first meeting in jan
uary.
Thursdays program included a
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rs Students AT
Lincoln Honored

Attaining The highest zeal Il
Homer aoossty. l.Ineela hsEA sehe-
isssla group. IL s<Hlef msmh<rs
we're awarded snssr sosch plas thss
week. They arr Maxine Lister. Der
eshy liollyoak, MsFann Cafxon.
Norma uasllaral. Gladys uustAf.
son. Emily spring. Edith fse~gsr.
Esther Rsmmen. Nush Ro<ienh<F-
ger. faske tsoshlas. Don FpIts.
Hcisa Church. Laura Peterson.
Carr Bullock. nob Wsisnsr and
chariotte kane.
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SILVER FOX JACKET
STOLEN FROM STORE

City detectives Friday were In
vestigsting the theft q a silver
fox jacket. valued Al 800. from
the Peoples store, iith and Pa
cific ave The fur jacket vas
stolen from a display case on the
second floor q the store.
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origin. burned the garage in the
rear OF the home and caused total
loss to car housed there. Flames
also scorched the rear of the house
Fire Chief A. J. Mccarthy esti-
mated the loss at $3.50.
Power Discussion
The Workers Alliance Is spon-
soring a meeting Friday evening
at o'clock in the library audi
torium at which the power ques-
tion for Puyallup win be discussed.
There will be a speaker favoring
the purchase by the city OF the
distributing system OF the Puget
Sound Power and Light Co. through
a $3.50. 900 bond issue and one who
viii urge that the present power
set up be continued.
On Saturday evening at o'clock
the alliance will hold public
meeting in Odd Fellows hall at
which DIR. Allen Emerson Of Ia
coma will discuss transient camps
and State Rep. Michael b. Smith
Of Seattle win speak on Topics
OF the Day"
Mrs. 4. :. Martin Hostess
Mrs. F. S. Martin, SIT 7th st.
SW., will be hostess to the Arts
and Crafts club Monday at 2
o'clock. The group win continue
its subject for the year. "Yester-
day and Tomorrow" with Mrs. +.
v. Stevenson reading a paper on
Heating and Lighting" and Mrs.
T. II. Brew giving a talk on In
terror Decorating" Mrs. Newell
Hunt will sing. The meeting was
originally scheduled to be held at
the home of Mrs. w. A. Miller, who
is absent from the city.
Conservation Meeting
The Puyallup unit OF the Pierce
County Agricultural Conservation
association viii meet at the Civic
auditorium at 100 p. m. Wednes-
day, Nov. Is. according TO an
nouncement from the office OF
County Agent A. NJ. Richardson.
The purpose Of the meeting Is to
elect officers for 1910. Jacob
Sizzling. chairman OF the group.
urges that all farmers be present.
visiting Mother
Mrs. John Order OF Eagle Bend.
MINI, and Mrs. James Mock and
children, Jim and Betty Jean. Of
Big Forks. Mont. are visiting their
mother. Mrs Hannah Williams Of
926 End ave, NV. They also viii
visit brother, Wesley williams
Of Fruitland ave. and sisters. Mrs.
Harry Lyons and Mrs. Fred Ny
man OF Sumner.
Harvest Festival
Pioneer Ave. Baptist church IN
vites all who may be interested 10
attend the harvest festival 10 be
held at the church Saturday even
ing. Dinner at a nominal charge
win be served from $50 10 T.30
o'clock and at O'Clock a special
entertainment program viii be
presented.
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ABBEY TRrAsUREs SAT-

LONDON All movable treas
ures In Westminster Abbey. In
GLIDING the Coronation chair IN
which soyerelgHs IN England have
been crowned since 1927. have
been removed 70 places OF safety.
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JUST THE CORE
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MErk nErl0NATrn

The period OF No. b.ii has been
designated by Gov. Martin AZ Vet.
Grams Patriotic week. in addition
to National Education wreck.
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5btffsberlu(te (teigen
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Shtffsperlufe iteieen auf finfehn,ehn in rpenteer
oaeen- Neutrale itenen oie Sahrt nah ENGLAND
rro ourh oie Ncr6iee Elm

lanot'den aiiite Oeinen anaetrieben
eneiifden 1triprunss, Sic iid BEL BEN
grcben Stiir,nen in Ser georolee log.
gerl'ien ba5en ltno baourf bie sc.
fabr Der Seefabrer iino.
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lid SeutihlanS, bab es internationo.
le slhfommen eebroden babe ino
l1no Wtnen in Sabrtpaiier eeIeat ia.
be, Die als Wirenfrei beseihnet iinb.
&c @ermebr,,ng Ser Shiffsunter.
gauge bat, sltrninbeit fiir ben auaen.
blid sas 1t-goot eeseniiber ber Mins
als @efabr fit Die 6anbelsififfabH
in Ser HorSiee sltriiftreten Iaiien. Ga
gegenipdrtise 8efabr fir bie Sfift
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bon. gort,,aal. anseraten tpuroe, an
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Gus 5iebembtirQe11

ieii laneer 9eit int ge3irfsfoniiito.
ri,lm nit. ihon ieit Sabren fiibrt er
Die Sebrerid)aft bes Sermannitdoter
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Gin beionoeres 8ort sebiibrt lei.
ner 1dtiafeit als Setter Der Mnitalt
,rne oes Snternates im 2aufe bon
90 Sabren.
7:e 3ogTinge unieres Seminars
iino sllm ipeitaus sroBten 9eil Sn-
ter, item. Tie slnitalt bat :bnen
alio pielfad, oas @lternbal1s s,1 er,
ietea uno babel iGlIt ibr geraoe Der
ihmicrielte 9eil oer gr;iebune su,
namlid Die SIpleitlne CUR Eiinft-
lihteit, sur Sronllng, our Sauber-
felt, Gbrlihfeit llnb @eipiiicnbaftig.
felt ,m aleinen vnb &leinlten 6es
9le'niten bes slataees. gs gibt aber
nihts s(ilfreibenoeres, nihts ltnan-
genebmeres, n,6ts 3ern,iirbenoeres
ais geraoe oieien Cell Ser gr5ieb-
l,nysarbe;t. @ir tpiiien, tpie tpioer-
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gen aeforbert speroen muB an3mane,
an @enauiefeit im ginbalten oer
&alsoronllne, at ginoronung in
oas @anse Der Snternatssemeinihaft
Oieie fdlpere, neroen5erriitten6e Mr-
BEL. boQe % Sabre nit sroBter Sin.
gehnng ,uno iteter Selbitperleuen,lns
seleiitet su baben. beoeutet an iid
piel. ooppelt bod 1T aber gu beiperten
Bel sinem @elebrten, Der feline 8ii-
der feline 2ieblingsmiiienihaft, lei.
ne id)affen6e Iiterariid5e 1dtieteit
ibretnegen bOllig in ben &intergrun6
tre1en laiien mrbte. gs 1T bafiir gro-
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at Hen 9oglingen ,lno tpeiteebenoer
Ier,i1t auf Mnerfennung unb 1,lbe.
re Gbr,,ngen notig. 2allter 2eiitingen
bon bohitem iittlihen Wert.
0urh ieinen unterrid)t, burh Die
unsnhpegten 8entiibungen INT Die
Setting ber Mnitolt ln6 Die gbarnf.
tertiloung Der 3oglinge, geraoe bes
Ser1inars. ia: Die 2ebensarbeit 81.
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ftnnlann Qttt nirbt mach

.UiItilte nid)t su benfen lit. Sie Som.
iet-Mahtbaber fonnen cine abiuar.
tenoe Saltmg eianebmen itno auf
ben itrateeiihen gnsenblif i'm aro'
ber ei1ropGiihen arafteipiel iparten,
Der Fit ibre 3ielfetllns am siinitis.
iten idbeint. @ann oieier 3eitpunft
fommen miro unb ipelfe Sitnation
ais Die porteilbafteite erad)tet iper-
Sen biirfte, Iiegt im Sdobe Der gu.
furit.
iinnIanb lnb feline Megier,,ng er.
frenen lid, sernoe in oen Sereinigten
Stcaten Der ar0bten slftung i,no
6reun6i6aft. Die iihere, bebarrlide
Saltung, Die Die Mation in ben leg.
ten @od)en geaeniiber bem ri,iiiifen
4olcb eineenommen bot, bat oieie
@eii!bIe nod pertieft. ltn6 trosoem
tpelt man bier, bas oas 2anb ni1t
olf noraliide &iIfe aIlein poden
fanr unb Iesten gnbes bod iein ei.
genes S1idial in Die Sanb nebmen
m,5.
| Oora,,f bouen bic gtuiien. Sic bof.
fen, our1 ben .treiBen arieg" be
s5innen miirbe au MAIDEN. uno fi1
|tpar+en ouf ben Gag, mo bie idneret
Qoiten Der Mcbiliiieri,ng Dos tuirt'
lidaftli9e @efiiee 6es 2an0es 10 ge
f6b.oen. BOB es ben ruifiiden Bon
lf9ldgem" ,piuieer fem 0br Ieibt.
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2lmsba,a Hes HanHels
0et1ti6lattN Giirfei

ssitanbul Ser tiirfiide Sonoels.
niniiter Didesmi gsihten betonte
por 8ertretern ser tiirfiiden Greiie.
bab setpiiie Shtpierisfeiten, oie iid
in cen tpirtihaftIihen gesiebunsen
stpii1en 7entihlan5 unb Der Tiirfei
ereeben bdtten, baIo iibertpunoen iein
tpiiroen.
Ser beiberieitiee @arenoustauih,
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balb ipieber in normalen 8ahnen per.
Ia,,Fen. Man biirfe bic poIitiihe Si.
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ibren tpirtihaftIihen gesiebuneen
!permeneer.
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tonte ser Miniiter, ols @erbanoIun.
gen a,lf Grneuerl,ng bes Sanbelsper.
traes ihtpebten, nahoem ser alte
Tertrog enbe slleuit abgelaufen
mar.
Bie ale friegfiibrenben 2dnber
bab. audi De,tid,Ianb perlanet, bab
ieire 2ieferuneen nad Ser Siirfei in
frenoer @Gbrrne SIT be5ablen ieien,
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riftete II. a. uber angeblihe unsu-
frieoenbeit unter lt-8oot- -Mannid)af-
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sueeteraB, Montrear. ssiinf on,e.
rifaniid)e ssluase1oe, bic ben fona.
biihen Wtilitdrltreitfr1ften abgelie.
fert iueroen ioaen, singen ouf einer
@eirv in bieiem @rensort nieber unb
tpurben iiber bic 8renae nod Dem
fanooiiden Jlugplas goutts, MIber.
ia, ae5ogen.
9ics geibab in geforqung elmer
Incronlng oes Staatsniniiteriums
tuonad es omerifoniihen Niloten
perboten lit, iiber oas 8ebiet elmer
tries fiibreneen Maft su fIiesen i,no
friegiiibrenoen BiIoten iiber amerifa.
niid,es @ebiet su fliegen. Gs banoeIt
iid I'M einmotorise Sosoflus3ellse.
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faef TAFT

ct. 9ouis. Der etirop1iide aries
lperoe BEL ben rdditi6hrigen @ablen
beitimmt eine Mone fpieIen, erfI1rte
Sena.or 8obert u. 9aft bon Ohio,
etn stntpdrter al,f BE refublifaniihe
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&eoe por garteifiibrern, nit oenen
er aus elmer scurE Eo,rb feds staa.
ten 5ur grfor'hung Der repubIifa-
niihen stimml,ns sfriibitiidte.
Gait propbe3eite urf @rlino ber
Grgcfniiie oes @dbfgangs por slpei
Bohen, bob sic l@OT 1910 int
Sanee NIT elmer Mebrbeit bon 29O
eleftoraIitimmen iiegen tperoe.
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Sic Madtbnber inn Mrrlnl linb
a,,G NIT ibrem s!peiten @eriuf,, Sic
6innen bon ser ,,8eredtigfeit Der
ruili'd,en slnipriihe at iiberaeusen,
erfolgIos eeblieben. 0ie finniihe Mb.
oronllng lit aus Wosfau nod &el-
iincior beirngefebrt nno biirfte, Sen
letrsn geridten ;l,folse. nid)t 5,riif.
febran.
0amit boben iif bie 8erbanolun-
ger berartis feitselaufen, baB an eine
balniee frieSlidle geilesung bes aon.
flistes falum eeboft tperben fann.
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o0lferl,ne iinb 81, Sen @affen seru.
fen porben uno belpahen nor allem
sic 8rense sipiiden oem 2aooga-See
,tnb Dem Ginniiden Meerbuien. Gie
ruiiiide YreIie bat oas vbartnddige"
Strnlnn0 erne,tt ltt1ter Hreit5s6eIer
genommen. unb Bic ffanoinabiihen
Nat,onen, in eriter 2inie Shtueoen.
barren NIT 8eiorgnis ser tpeiteren
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Inn sic Serrihaft i'm 8altiiden
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| 5ur 3eit eine Sr,noiion bes fleiner
2aroes I'M georben planen, trosbem
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tpotI miiien. bub an eine @offenbilft
fiir Die MepubIit 6ur@ befreinoet'
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Mmtierenber Staatsicfretar nimmt
aeaen 1tnterbinbnns bes american.
iider 6anbcls NIT ben britiiden nnb
fransoiiid,en apnseiiiunen Stellnng.
Siplpmaten am Srtc fpllcn ben 0all
re9eln.

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iapaniihen MiIit6rbeboroen Sen
transport omerifoniiher @oren in
Die hritiihe 1nb fronsoiiidp &onsei.
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Sltnlner 8elles, bob berif)iebene 9e.
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Iiegen
Sr geantiportlme elmer Trase lag.
te @slles, e. CLAUDE gon; entid,icoen,
BOB Bic slmerifaner ein Heht b1tten,
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ben. ct fiiete hinsu, bab amerifan-
iid)e &ertreter Sic slngeIesenbeit nit
Sen ,paniiGer 9eboroen il, Sientiin
beiprehen ipiirben Scr omtsfiibren.
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Sientiir befannt. gr erfl1rte, bab
Die Scpaner BON slmerifanern Der.
langt bGtter, 9pbIes uno Grbnu6la.
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ben aus5lihiitter. Sn einem Saa be.
ihrerte iif elm amerifanilher 9ep-
piGyrItrifant, bab er einen gansen
2alapoaen nit Seppihen auf ser
StraEe ouslaben n,l,bte, ebc Sic So,
porer i'm an ciner Shranfe porbei.
Ieibsr.
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Die slnterifane- bort periuhen, &oble
in ap:ben nadb Sen &onseiiipnen sl
bringcn, beren 9lofnbe brrh bie So.
pancr cine aohlenfnappbeit berppr.
aerrten bat. Die britii6e &onseiiion
ipirh i,tnerhalb ber ,,dhiten sebn Ga.
ae pbne 9idt uno @oiier iein, ipenn
bie Saponer feline neiteren 3ufub.
rem erlauben. slppelle bes amerifan.
iifsn &oniuls iino erfplglps geblie.
ben.
!9ein n,ner Sanbclspcrtras
g'dbrenb bel slblauf bes japaniih.
an1erifoniIhen Sanoelspertrages int.
nter naber riift, glallben sllperlGiiiae
&reiie bier ni:at, bab Biz sl,m 26.
Sal.Nor 1910 ein neuer ab9eihloiien
iein miro.
Slas iuiir6s SEN @ee fir cine ge.
ratuna Der gntid,liebnngen Ser oe.
mofratiihen Senatoren Eittman uno