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BACK WINDO
TREATY AND LAW‘
It has been given out in various
newspapers that etreaty has been
made between England and the
United States, which permits the
,overheulla’g‘ot ships that are within
an hour's sail or the shore for this
country. and reclprocktea by letting
English” ships come'luto our harbors?
with their ulcohollc‘ supplies sealed;
, . A we the Hartford Courant. ’ Already
‘ I we have had reports or Brlmh'ves-
. sols been: seized by American Jason:
more than the' traditional ‘, three.
later.
of her Vessel- and wait her;- turn
Iheguestion has been raised as-
to whether {treaty edn‘he'mde m
violation’wf‘the'flsth Amatdrnent. In
this connection-1t is worth while ito'
realise ”that. '. the 003?“.th .~doi38.
‘ A), e penalties; it *lm’dowlu
disciples. 7 which : must: he e‘li .
outfl‘by lawn and this treaty‘frwtfi
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not pro
mote.”
says 'The‘l’l": Y. mums. In, The Em.
norm Gazette Mr. William Alien
' » ' ’ hie disgust-3t ens-way
Cdg‘pér and Nb
sans." : .,
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month. 59mt3rltaln, however can , -— , ha. , , . 3-
, . - -. , ve had to 0 through a herd sen-3
rive..her_;conlent to the overhauling ‘ ‘ Aim ovum son. but he fndlgnantly denies 311132
, , , .they are “povertyéstdckvenfflne‘aeg
In: good to know that-there}: at clues that they are "buying niore
least; one ,m'nn in Kansas who‘sfill necessary things than Elev ever
think! that.“ ls God’s country and Wilt!“ before?" The 0111!" ad “”389-
thatjtlhlxhiy faves-ed residents fare' meutwhich' Kansas needs lathe! the‘
th‘ehepp’lest people in the i‘w'orld. people whollve there 3 mild tell the
' worlfliiow they, live. “
on earthgllve better than the "Kan:
:- no people
To encounter this robust ontix‘nlsl. " I
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the Senatqrand a“. mrcunnot be 13" 91'0"“? It‘ll! 56 abrosated so her terriers. too 211 is dependent "llttlefcorn? d'too much metaphm’l‘matk- The Ambw
ratified. until Congress " meets next far as the-acme are concerned, upon change-raga cone m put 1e“ de
' ’ lleately «by membeyant Hrs.
Lease. who loomed!» he ladyltke as
she meet-ed the;
‘dlscontentod timer: to the cause of
the Populiitx‘. But all (hue seem onw
" off, unhappy things of long ego.
odh'y‘ the cry '1. that God's in His
Hairy-and all? right with Kansas
The country must be grateful
Mr. White to:- twain; it the} word.
cal shlphur.
rallying the
gens back to 3mm."
slotted American Cl '
to realize the utter ""
marks.
“'hen marks had
these Americafls’by
probably—’discgve
many marks With a
thought they ‘0‘“
happily on “19 Mme
would have been
their dreams in 1”"
,The mark “'3’ n“-
then. But it is W “
the-e victims are '
they went ‘0 “me ' ,
ted States. and A ‘_
gar-enamel”
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