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?HE MONROE DOCTRINE
Says It Requires United States
to Help Struggling Sister
Republics.
HAS NO SELFISH INTEREST
Urges Ratification of Honduran
and Nicaraguan Treaties as
Greatest Step Toward Peace
on American Continent.
TAFT S APPEAL FOR TREATIES
- oai r??-udent to out those who
?re ggrtain to be our good customers
?n m v^ere they can in
c-ease th?air business an?H ""?crease
*-e *ot an obl'gat on tg
P^ce-?- *Me -ocjrrenco o? win which
have dojqed with blood that beaut. -
fal oo" " ' - --orld and have caused
e.-y and unhapp? ness to
--s of thousands of God's
creatures?
for ? - I - ? ? to decide
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A'TOR PIACfc AND FOI PTM AVENUE
This is a great
day for the
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Grand Stander
you'll need warm cloth
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and a fit without a
wait.
-STAB 0\ PR HALF A CFNTTJRY
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Oxford Club
DR.Y GIN
DISTILLED IN AMERICA
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palate and does good
to the system. This
pure gin.
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CALIFORNIA WARMLY
WELCOMES PRE?
Enthusiasm Surprises Large
surgent Delegation on Ta
Special Train.
GUEST OF SAN FRANCI
Slighted by Governor John
but Cheered Enthusiastica
by Great Crowds
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Headquarters from All Sides
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tbe tirite* .it tbe palle Is sipfseesil h*'
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offlrjai? w#r? Xntoj yealenlaj .?? ?
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Caught at Fort Hamilton.
GIRL SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
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Man with Peaked C^n Also
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Ir the first degree at the second trial ???*?
n. Lai uJuitlw Onff hoA erred in setting
nl|d> the verdir* if murder In the eernnd
degree at the first trial. The sentence lm
poied yeeterdsj *>a.- based upon the first
verd'rt _.
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