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“1m hinlleii‘ the conser-

i will he seriousl menaced
eitieiem e in" ‘chieily
ninetie- a lsher. when

= at the 7 . and from

. . heart ”have been
by dentin But when the solid
. r begins to be drained

‘ ‘ wsr, then the criticism

' oflciais will begin to

e.
' i which. with the rest of
fines, has been under the
that America was unani~
We Great Britain. to~
7 a letter from Leiden. say-
Int! English preea in the Uni-
u: itself over the
re is at present en-
: “It acreams its
ks sneer-inzly and
of Great Britain's deecen‘
“alumna of her colonial

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'» in charging an extra nee

 

 

5,1?“ (or war risks. already refer-

in their deepatches. has mated

if *f .H Inhverahle comment and

in? comparilan or their
m that at the American eon-

aasa: “In answer to the pro-

~ 'f eempanien aa'y mtkhent our
- into business transactions

ho auch demand; and ii‘ the
‘ ' aae their why to diapensc
m premium it might hr
the! the anomonaly wealthy
genea- could antely do tht
: ar Ritual is as short-alghtet‘
ell point of View as it is
r Unfortunately it is in
with,tlie general trend of_ Enx~

daeigton at Edward Gerrizan tc
fluent strinx 61' America:-

here with intereit ant‘

wetting authority write:

never 8 things 1))
.mt “it aware betting
a collection of racers as he

he seldom. if ever. hear
IWher by in American

caused b"

r" meted? e relief of
t Oonimafider Colwell. tin

,. \nevaisttacheLandtm
. hie accuser. 'She press state-
mung Commander R. Clo-
~ - . . - it considerably ante
of orders from Wash

in some unexplhined way

' went astray and Coat

name was Iluhltiiuteil

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