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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-16

for the traditional Junior Assem- plies in New York.
 Before the second Junior As- !sembly at the Ritz-Carlton on Jan- uary 3, Miss Wayland will be pre- sented to New York Society at a dinner given by her parents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-16
the soprano soloist.

the soprano soloist.
 While the offering, which is to be donated to the Masonic Home Christmas cheer fund, was takens Miss Mildred R. Wright and Miss Ruth A. Jones gave piano and or gan selection.
 Ushers were George R. Angrave. Louis F. Brandely, Frederic w. Wilson, Franklin A. Wells, Jr., Thomas Finlay, ST., Edwin A. Jones, Gordon F. Wells. Albert w. Davis and Addison A. Ashborn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-16

The Women's Society of Christian Service of St. Paul's Methodist church will hold their regular rus- mess meeting on Wednesday, De- cember 18 at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Henry Kuntz, of North Main street.
 Following the business meeting there will be a Christmas party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-16
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

The winners of the Friday after noon tournament of the Cornell Contract Club under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: North and South, Mrs. w. G. Bailey and Mrs. Charles Petitjean tied with Mrs. Herbert Cockroft and Mrs. Frank Jones 52; east and west, Mrs. Thomas Finegan and Mrs. w. H. Cink, 52.
 The runers up were: North and South, Mrs. A. B. Weston and Mrs. A. Feld, 48; East and West, Mrs. Charles Velte and Mrs. Elsie For man, 48.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
AUCTION OF RELICS
PUT TOWN COVER TOP"
IN RED CROSS DRIVE
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eer exhausted Reds" Moffitt step
ped into the breach and the pro-
cession of purchasers bowed un-
der the weight of tables, chairs,
carboys, pictures, cribs, and beds
heightened. A Navajo rug went
for 55 cents, an antique sofa for a
dollar, and a crocheted cover for
$3.50 in a rush of topsy-turvy buy
ing. A final announcement that
no reasonable offer would be re-
fused cleared the room of all re-
manning bargains, the police went
off duty, and the committee, rep
resented by Harry Johnson, Cliff
ford Jones, and Cummins E.Speak-
man, Jr., counted the proceeds of
S79.43, with more to come. AS a
result of the auction the Red Cross
is nearly S1O0 over its increased
quota of $500. The American Leg
ion barbecue, scheduled for the
evening of July Fourth, and offer
ing "all you can eat for so cents, "
will devote the proceeds to the
same fund. Smyrna is definitely
"over the top"
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04

SECTION 1 1t shall be unlawful for
any person not having valid State of Della
ware license to peddle or sell in the cor
porate limits of the Town of Smyrna mer-
chandise or products of any description,
except food products grown or made by
the peddler and also except sea food. un-
less written permit so to do be first OBJ
tained from the Town Collector who shall
charge and collect fee or license of SO
which shall cover the period of one year
from the date of its issuance.
SECTION 2: Any person violating the
provisions of Section l, upon conviction
before the Alderman of the Town of Smyr-
ma, shall forfeit and pay fine not ex-
ceeding $500, and in default of the pay
ment thereof, shall be imprisoned in the
town Jail for a term not exceeding five (5)
days.
SECTION 8: This ordinance shall be
effective beginning August l. 1910. and a
full copy of this ordinance shall be pub
lished in The Smyrna Times, newspaper
published in the Town of Smyrna, Kent
County, Delaware. at least once prior to
August /, 1910 and in addition at least ten
QO) full copies of this ordinance shall be
posted in ten 10) of the most prominent
places in the Town of Smyrna at least five
(5) days before August 1. 1910.
Ordinance adopted by the Mayor and
Town Council of the Town of Smyrna.
June 2S, 1910.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
GRAPES NEED
Today SPRAY
tContinusd from Page One)

per in general is rather light
throughout this area, therefore, in
most vineyards it will not be nee
essary to spray for the control of
this insect. This same situation
existed last season in the Delaware
vineyards, much to the satisfaction
Of all growers. With reference to
treatments for the protection Of
grapes from damages by the jap
anese beetles, optional sprays were
recommended in the recent edition
OF orchard spray notes issued June
70 for Kent and Sussex counties by
the departments of plan pathology
and entomology Of the Delaware
Experiment Station. Growers de-
string additional information con-
eerning this insect should address
all inquiries either to the county
extension Office, or to the Depart
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
DRAMA GROUP
GAINS TALENT
Paul COmegys Joins Little
Theater Movement as Play
er and Director
HAS WIDE EXPERIENCE

Paul Comegys, brother of DR..
Richard Comegys, Joined the Smyr-
nan Little Theater at its meeting
on Monday evening. Mr.. Comegys,
who has a wide experience in act
ing with various theater groups,
has consented to aid with the di-
recting and acting and will begin
work on Monday evening with the
cast of Lady Gregory's one-act
play, Spreading the News" In an
interview Mr.. Comegys revealed
the fact that he has been an active
member of the King William
Players, the official drama group
of St. Johns College, Annapolis,
and of the ''Vagabonds," a Balti-
more Summer Theater group. Last
summer Mr.. Comegys played with
the Severn River Players at their
Arnold theater between Balti-
more and Annapolis. Included in
their repertoire were such plays as
French Without Tears" ''The
Late Christopher Bean" ''Dolcy," "
and The Night of January the
18th" He was a member of the
cast of Sidney Towards ''The Late
Christopher Bean" for its premiere
in the Baltimore area. BY a
strange twist of fate, Sidney How
ards death conceded with the
opening of the play. He was kill
ed in tractor accident on his
farm just as the play was present
ed by the "Vagabonds," who con-
tinued the presentation for week
as memorial to the author. Mem
bers of the Little Theater will have
an opportunity to learn some the
ater conventions and practices gov
erning play-production on a pro-
fessional plane, according to Little
Theater officials, who today issued
an invitation to all interested per-
sons to join the group and share
the fun.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
PASTOR INJURED
Rev. Handy and Daughter Betty
Injured in Collision With Truck

The Rev. j. c. Handy of Town
send and a daughter, Miss Betty
Handy, were injured in a collision
between a car in which they were
riding and a truck on the outskirts
of Laurel Saturday. Mr.. Handy, a
former Laurel pastor, was on his
way to assist at a funeral in
Laurel. After the collision, the
car, driven by another daughter,
Miss Gladys Handy, jumped a deep
ditch and stopped in a field so feet
distant, but did not turn over. 1t
was damaged beyond repair. Mr..
Handy received a severe cut on his
head, when he struck the top of
the car, while his daughter Betty,
was severely cut about the head.
Both received medical treatment.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04

ment of Entomology, Agricultural
Experiment Station at Newark.
Delaware. AS it is the desire of
the extension service that this
timely information on spraying
should be in the hands of every
commercial grape grower, this of
flee will appreciate receiving the
names and addresses of any other
grape growers who would like to
receive this spray service.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
Roxy
Phone 467I SMYRNA. DEL.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
July Sc
Matinee Sat. 200 p. NJ.

The two lustrous heroines of
''Wuthering Heights" the two
reckless heroes of THE Fighting
69th" unite to bring you the vi
brant drama of a great love. un-
equalled and unforgettable
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04

daughter, Mrs. Fred Lamp ana Mr.
Lamb.
Miss Kay Nichols of Wilmington
has accepted a position at Snaps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Slaughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fox and
family spent Sunday in Ocean City,
MARYLAND.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parkins, Pastor, An
nounces Services for the Week

Church of the Nazarene, Rev. j..
w. Parkins, pastor, announces the
following services: prayer meeting
at 7.3O p. m, Thursday; mission
ary meeting, 7.3O p. M. Friday.
Services on Sunday - Sunday
School, 9.45 a. m; morning wor-
ship and Communion service, 1O.45
q. M; N. Y. p. s., 6.45 p. m;
praise meeting and evangelistic
service, 7.30 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
ODESSA
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have been spending a few days
with relatives in Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammer
and children, of Philadelphia, Pa,
are visiting in Odessa.
Mr.. Charles Clothier, of Will
has been a recent visitor
with his aunt, Mrs. Lee Orrell.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
Charter No. 23s1-Reserve District No. 5
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK OF SMYRNA,
in the State of Delaware. at the close OF

Charter No. 23s1-Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK OF SMYRNA,
in the State of Delaware. at the close OF
business on June 29th, 1910.
published in response to call made by
Comptroller of the Currency. under Section
l52I1, u. S. Revised Statutes).
ASSETS
Loans and discounts ..... S491 SOS. .43
United States Government obli-
cations. direct and guaranteed 175,5l6.S4
Obligations of States and polite
tical subdivisions 4.5OOOO
lures -. -. ....... 63.411.25
Corporate stocks, including stock
of Federal Reserve bank ..... 6.4s5.0O
Cash, balances with other banks.
including reserve balances,
collection -. -. ..... 2s6.s1s.1s
Bank premises owned s76.000.00.
10000 -. ........ s6.OoOoO
i'1 bank premises -. -. 12.sl4.s1
Other assets ..... .. 1927
Total Assets ...... .s1.l27.O7O.88
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals,
partnerships. and corporations 273,5l9.93
Time deposits of individuals,
partnerships. and corporations 585,267.49
ernment -. -. -. 3O.3OO.OO
subdivisions So. -. -. -. 6.s2s.52
Other deposits certified and
cashiers checks. etc.) -. 3ss.74
Other liabilities -. ........ 2.889.O2
Total Liabilities .... ........ sse. .11s.7O
CAPITAL, ACCOUNTS
Capital Stock:
Common stock. total par $780,
Surplus ... ..... ..... 100000
Undivided profits ..... .... 27,s72.75
i'eseu Count MT for pre- preferred stock) s4ss
Total Capital Accounts ...... 227,957.13
Total Liabilities and Capital
Accounts ...... .l,lZf,OfOo5
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets land securities
loaned) (book value)
United States Government OBJ
legations. direct and guaran-
teed, pledged to secure de-
posits and other liabilities 80.217.19
Total ... ...... ......... 8o.217.1e
Secured liabilities:
Deposits secured by pledged as
sets pursuant to require
ments of law 1890. .... 66.628.81
Total .... ........ ..... 66.62ss1
State of Delaware County of Kent, ss:
| /, Edw. T. Porter, cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
EDW. T. PORTER. Cashier.
| Sworn to and subscribed before me this
End day of July. 1910.
EDWIN w. HUTCHINSON.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
HARVEY C. JONES,
j. II. DAVID,
]. WELLS FAIRIES.
Directors.
Smyrna times., 1940-07-04
Came and Go,
T., To Our Community
i, II Former Smyrnians
u rAsDcLuBPARTlES AND

Ss.,lss - P. Thornley,. Mr.
~ i, with the dupont Com
! y BEEN transferred to Mem
r'rr : She expects to leave
',rar for their new home.
! Margaret wilds Grimm a,
I, lad Mrs. Robert Lee All
Ys Ellen Scott and MISS
d nottingham as her
I NJ past week, returned to
=. Va. with them on Sat
3 for q visit.
md Mrs. Ivison D. Rowland
4Tirsn Of Montclair, y. J.,
ssDdng two weeks with Mrs.
I'M, father. Mr.. Samuel A.
be-
,ra Mrs. Nelson Everhart
moved from their apartment
], former Hirons property to
su;s, formerly the late Mrs.
]. Broadway property on Del
h Street
b A. Husbands, Mrs. Bell and
Harry Galbreath, all of Wash
a D. C., we're guests of Mr..
Yr William S. Evans, over
weekend.
|, md Mrs. Henry T. Price en-
l-si a family party on Sun
Z honor Of the second birth
d their son Tommy.
nd Mrs. Alex. Busselmier
LEndria, Va, spent the week
VIII Mr. and Mrs. Harry P.
lsy. Mr. Leland Shapley re-
ID with them for a visit.
B md Mrs. Thomas Roadway
moved from Hartly into the
kcs Of the late Mr.. George
% Commerce Street. Mr..
Fay purchased the Smyrna
rsn' establishment and is
nndEting it.
Wallace Davis, Jr., and Miss
Share we're guests of friends
Fntay at Riverview Beach.
and Mrs. Harry Nichols of
Ooio, Cnee Miss Virginia
O are receiving congratula-
On The arrival Of a fine
iG at Salisbury General
"a Sunday evening, June 80.
Helen Huxley Of Whining
70 has been spending a week
IH Howard R. Jones return
~ home on Wednesday ac-
sa 0y Mrs. Jones, who re-
y over the weekend.
Marion Pratt Of Glenfern.
ang this week with Mr.. and
I 4 Derrickson at their
On Indian River.
md Mrs. John Mcconnell of
l, lpala are the guests for
Jays Of Mrs. Lucy Latto-
~ .i4az Brumwell and Mr..
A. Earl Slaughter of 81
=. reassota, e are spending this
y ~ :, Nj. slaughter's parents,
y .,s,, a,,. Harry Slaughter.
~ sa' Mrs Pste callovini and
~ ~ ga ssal, Of Washington, D.
w. NJ sunday :. with her mother,
= .as asanetta Denney has re-
n nun y visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
\ : Money at Delaware !,
i. u y Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES and
tal At Ocean citv. sysht ga the
sst., !. b'. !, Boyer has gone to
@ ~. beach where she wilI ~
! ~ n Z Nh. and Mrs. Harry ~
ssosa.ss ~ Gritin spent Monday
h B y,'a with Der sister, Mrs.
y, aSaloney Sl9 and Mr.. Ma
he Aai0ney is very i'll at
4 p-s. ars. Edward NJ. Gem.
h o,.. ..estOn, Z N. j., were
ssas,sas,s. H. he Weekend Of Mr re =
. I, asa Griffin was tbs !,
Dsps' -. MS. :! $. C. Hoesstra str,
o. Ist s., Thursday and i Fri. + I
rasss sflday Mrs. Hoekstra
n q Nc ! number Of friends =,
ID =, s.i GHan's birthday. %
sssssissoo..v \, sso we're married Trlas y,lns
NJ tsai.' sn'lna and are move move re, re,
!. y sl' 7 apartment. -" Oc'
ttss,a a's. s, William DugaD :,
H. Leo,a'e, Ls'e Visitors with Mr.
'a'd Collins on Sun. IN,
h''' h'''. J. Rogers Of s,r,
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I6nslt in elmer Mnipra9e an italie-
niihe Bilger nieber allfgeforoert gum
@ebet fir 6ie .aerriiIene, aerqudlte,
blute,lbe Menihbeit ,lno bieielbe Dem
Spiten 5er3el1 Seiu anauempfeblen.
Mbermals 6riidte er in riibrenben
@orten bic 9raner Der Stride iiber
bie berbeerenben Muspirfungen bes
2rieges aus. - H.. ~ -. i
Daran erinnerno, baB Der Wonat
.Sl,ni benz Sl'iten Ser5en Seiu ges
ipeibt iei, iagte er: MIX r..
,,gertrouet ieiner beilieen Stride,
bie uie gsodel iiber bie bielen ibrer
S6bne tpeint, Die ni6t n1ebr iino, bic
INN lire aeritorten Sempel tral,ert.
Inn lire 8rieiter, bic ibr bobes Mmt
ni6t ,nebr ausiiben f0nnen, un6 I'm
Die ar,nen Wenhenfinoer. Sic nie
G6afe in ben 8uinen ibrer 5eritorten
Seime ODER in Ser Biiite 6es GIRLS
tpanbeln, mo 6ie bereinieten @rdfte
Der Ednibung ,1no Ser Berfiibriing
beitrebt iino, fie ibrem gottliden SIR
ten at entfremben.' y >
Ser beIaiide Miniiterprafibent Su-
bert asierlof, Ser iid nit Ser seflo-
be1en belgiiden Negierl1ng befinoet,
bat cine Mniprade an Sic belgiide
/. @epolferl,ng seridtet, in tpelder er
ben 8esinn beutib-belgii6er 8eipre-
9ungen befannteab. -.
@0rtlid iaete 8renier Rierlot:
.sslt Mnsfiibrung eines einitimmi-
gen auftraees Ser belsiiden Station
iino mir na6 Sranfreid) gefommen,
Inn auf Seiten Der Aniierten ben
&rieg fortauiehen. Das Sdidia1 Der
@affen bat fib ieboh eegen ,,ns ge>
ipeubet. Die fran3oiii6e Mrmee ber-
aidtete nad tapferer 8ertei6ignng a,,f
ipeiteren 4ampf.
,,llniere bornebmite Mnfgabe BE.
ftebt oesbalb n,,ntnebr oarin, bic
Seimfebr belgiider Offisiere, Soloa.
ten, 8eamten ,tno anberer Gliibtlinge
at Iibern ltno oafiir Gorge at trasen,
oaB sic ginmiitigfeit aller 8elgier
i'm l1ngliif nod enger tuer6en noge.
.3u bieien 3iped baben mir ,tns
nit Der 8eiekungsmabt l,nb nit ben
III 8elgien berbliebe1ten 8ebor6en In
@erbinoung geiebt." ~. =. = ..
Die grfldrnng, Bierlots ibliebt nit
Der Muffor6erling an bfe belgii6e 8e-
bolferung, iid nod ein paar Gage
Slt ge6uloen. : :. L.:
@ier5u berla,1tet aus Mabrib, bab
bie fpaniide Negier,,ng eriudt tper-
ben fon, apiiden Der flidtige1 belei.
fden Negierung ltn6 Der 3eihsregie-
rilng at berritteln. 2aut bieien 9e-
ridten fol bic belgiihe Hegierung be-
reit iein, nit 9eutidlano einen @af-
fen5tiaitan6 ab5ui6lieBen.
Dieler 5tin1mungsumidpung 6es
! 9ierlot- -aabinetts, fomrut in Spanien
1tidt ,lneripartet. 8ereits lebte @obe
ertpies es ii9, bob bie belgiide Megie-
rllng ipdbreno ibres Anfentbaltes IL,
8orbeaur lnter oen1 gin6rud BET
Calling Retains ibre politide Sal
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tung at 6nbern begann.

tnng at dnbern begann. j.
5talins 8eieb,,ng 2itauens 1dBt
nur cine grfldr,.ng au: Sitlers @r-
folge fonnten ben iiesestrunfenen
groberer guropas betpeeen, feline ST.
tereiienipbdre 81. ung,1niten ieines
8,lnbesbrubers at ertpeitern. Mosfau
bat ebenfnns in ,115ipeibeutiger @eiie
8oriidtsmaBregeln fir bie Stabili-
iierung beg Baltans eetroffen. Die
alte Greun6ibaft nit Ser Eiirfei lit
erneuert tuoroen. Cine 6iplomatiide
anndberung NIT gnglanb lit ourd Die
anfunft zines britiiden Botidafters
in 6ie @eee eeleitet tporoen. 9ie
5innlanber tp,,roen befdmi9tigt. Nun
lit 2italen ober tpenieitens iinb feline
Sauptitdbte fornen beiett tpor6en bon
roten Sruppen. Dieie ,,MaBnabmen"
m0sen al16 auf @itlano nno 2ettlan6
ausgeoebnt tperben. >r ..z~s. ...,, .
gs lit StaIin offenbar 6arum 81,
tiin, feinen Sa1t in 5fonbinabien auf
alle 5dae 5u feitigen. Ser Dor furoem
5uitanoe gefommene oel,tid,iopietr,,i-
iiide Baft aur @renaregulierune bot
nidt a,r 5tdrfpns oes geaenieitisen
8ertrauens beigetrneen. Gtnlins emf
tnittigen6e grfabrungem III ssinnlano
baben nibt at feinem n1ilitdriiden
&enomnee beigetragen 1,no es nuB
fit Stalin fein iebr berubigenoes @e=
fiibl elm at ipiiien, oaB Der Siibrer
cine bertpunhbare SteIle entoedt bat.
X X *
Sett bat 5talin nod einen peitern
S6ritt - offenbar s,t eroBerer Si=
6erbeit - ,,nternomnen unb iid iei=
men Mnteil in BEN 8alfanitaaten geii-
bert. Die auieitigen Sieee ieines
8unbesbru6ers baben i'm offenbar BE-
l1nrubigt. Denti6erieits ibeint man
Dem Bor6rinsen Der rotten Sruppen
in &ur1anien unb Ser rl,mdniiben
georobung nngarn uno 8ulgariens
feinerlei 8ebe,1t,ng 5,i3atneiien uno
es miro 6er 9(nldein ertpedt. baB es
Iib Inn borber tpobl iiberle9te Hldne
Der beioen Diftatoren banble. S6er lit
es MIR ein 6iplomatii6es Man0per,
.um 1teue midtige 8ldne at berbeden?
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Ser amerifanii6e militdrii6e Sad-
mann Maior Ml @iuiams 1T Ser Mn-
fi6t, 6aB 9eutidlano ieinen Mnsriff
auf gnelanb anfangs Serbit 6urdfiib.
rem miro, un6 5tpar aus beribieoenen
@riinoen. Die grfabruneen bes leb-
ten @inters baben ee3eigt, oaB sic
Bitterlns an Ser Sltiee biel oa5u
beigetrage1 bat, 6aB bie Sperationen
ii6 bera0serter, l1n6 als it@ 6as 8et-
ter giinitiger :geitaltete, fonnten bic
2uftangriffe nit gr0Berm @rfolg ,n-
ternolntne,t merben. =, -. ~
9ns 11ebelige @etter 6es Sp6t-
berbftes tpiirbe Sen gneldnoern &C..
itatte1, in britiide &dfen gu fliidten,
mo lie iid in eroBerer Siderbeit Dor
oeutibe1 2uftangriffen bef1n6en.
Mns 6ieiem .@run6e, tper6en oie Dpe-
[rationen Der 6eutiden 2uftnsadt eber
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uno sic iid iiber 5000 Mseilen eritref.
fenoen sSnieln berfiieen iiber Yetro-
lel.nt, &autiduf, 3inn unb 8oble.
X X X -.
Ser felt tangent brobenoe &onflift
5tpiiden Sapan ,mb @robbritannien
in Der &ronfolonie Songfone bat iih
oerart perlddrft, baB sic BORT befinb-
li6en 1000 Mmerifaner uno cine gro.
BE Mn5abl @nglanber bon sort eba.
fuiert iporben iinb. Sapan i6eint iii.
ter ieiner ncuerfldrten aiiatiI6en
Wonroe-0 e-0iftrin feline lang seiudte
,1n6 angeltrebte Borberridaft in Nlien
ii6 iidern at ipol(en - tpabreno sic
europdiiden acknowledgement Inn ibre
@riiten5 fampfen.
8raiilien, oie er0Bte ser iiioomeri.
foniiden &epublifen, beitebt, trob al.
Ter oustpdrtigen 8en1iibungen INN bie
@,nit oieies fir Sic tpeltlide Semi.
ipbdre 10 beoentl1ngsbollen 2anbes,
a,,f itrifter gee,ttralitdt. 9a sic iiins.
iten MeuBer1,ngen bes bralilianil6en
Brafioenten @et,llio 8argas i'm Mus-
lan6 peribieoen ausgeleet puroen, 10
bat Ser Yrdltbent in elmer &eoe Dor
Dem brolilianii6en Seemannsbuno
erneut erfldrt: SD nebme feline ntei-
ner MenBerungen auriid. Sd babe int
@eaenteil MIR @runb, iie bon ne,ent
at befrdftigen." @argas befaBte ii6
nit 6en1 al,Berorbent1iden @ioerbaa,
6en feline Iette grflGrimg iiber Sic
@riinoe fit 8raiiliens 0ertralitat &c.
funben baben. CT fiigte bin5u:
"Gs gibt gegentpirtig feline mora.
liihen ODER moterieIlen @riinbe, oie
,,ns 6ie Stellungnabme fir zines Der
frieafiibrenben golfer anraten f0nn-
te. @ir miiiien cine aftibe, in ser
8ertei6iglmg 8raiiliens padiame
Neutralitdt betpabren. @ir bleiben
oem SSS6eal ser StGrfrng ser omeri.
faniiden 8olfer treu. @ir iinb NIT
ibnen ioli6arild in ser gemeiniamen
8erteibigung eegen frelnoe 8ebrobun.
gen o6er einmiidungen.
,@era6e 6esbalb baben tpi', 10 BE-
tonte ser Brdi iioent, ,,nns altd nidt
in &onflifte auBerbalb unieres 2an.
oes at bertpideln. 60 periteben mir
ote Monroe>Doftrin. llnler Baname-
rifanisp1us bat niemals Sen 3tpef
Ser @erteibigl1ng zines politil6en 9fe-
gines, oa mir oaour6 gegen bas &e6t
zines ieben 8olfes peritoBen tpiiroe1,
itd ielbit 81 regiere,t."
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&aDmonb &ellp, 2anoesfomman.
oeur Ser Mmeriean 2eeion, bot elmer
@ruppe Beteranen bes @eltfrieges in
Springfielb, &c., berii6ert, oob oie
Mmerican 2esion unidbt nur Ser Mn.
ii6t lit, baB mir betn &rieg fernblei-
ben fonnen, ionoern 6aB mir bont
Braioenten ,,no bonn &ongreB for
bern, Mmerifa einem 4riee fern5,,bal.
ten.
0ie 8eteronen, fiiete 4eup bin5,t,
iinb ,,entlblohen, BEN Slub 6es &rie-
ges bon BEN &iiiten Mmerifas fern5a.
bolten, inoem mir unfere 0aien aus
anberer 2eute Qonflift baIten unS 70
itarf tner6en, bob fein Diftator fidJ
H. uniere 3edte n,ifden fann''. :, .@,&<