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German Plots in South and Central America Alarm Senate
CAPITAL SURE
HUGHES WILL
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Leaders < onv?nccd He
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help Mama i?i?r? ?ir- a fiiaaa etert
week inr helping her. I am send?
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build a battleship t.*r I mir- Sun.
I la.tin? i li.I ni n|l|rr kid* who
??nnlil give tlicir errand money if
?.in ??iiiilil start a IuihI. I am Ihlr
t.-i-n tears old bmI m ?o l'uhlit
School '.'. Brooklyn. "inur* trul?.
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1 .-m inn- blue \mrri?*an, and I
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in!, ill rreation like John Paul
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r. ?<.?Please rail the baUlcaMp
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(??nr. lin- Liter nai mimad Himi-? anil
li'illiira h.iia flu a? ?-rt llltti Ilia irlhlini*
i.fliir i??.... mil. < I : ?ir r papar? arroa?
ill? i.imtir h. ?;? r?printriH lha? latter
and l! a Hnll.ir? hmr a?, ?d in upon
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MARJORIE'S DIME
Rev. 1. A. Harvev Says
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mate Designs.
TO PUSH PLANS
AFTER WARS END
Paraguay and Chili's
Armies, German-Trained,
to Aid in Schemes.
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plana of Germany to
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W i tern Hemi iphere and in th< I la
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Monroe I loci ri?e, ai ?? i'- the '?? ?
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latiom of tii,. I i ited Sta i
Ti.,. eommittee : - carefully guard
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pressed were Senaton with th?* ad?
visability ?if suppressing the infor?
mation thai the motion to debate the
Nicaraguan treaty m the open Sen?
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? losure of the Gei man plai
loarr-,.1 I,y ;?:. overwhelmi .
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p-.-at?,i!.?-. the proposed Colombian ami
Ha) tian I real ? - were d< ited i
th?- Senate ?"'?.?i d
Ki.tfnt ?if (.erman Programme.
The -lor'.nient?- in Ihe po
the ,oTiirr,i(t"r purporl to p*i*i e
Thnt (iermany sought to <
liah a sphere ?,*' influence m Nica
ragua by purcha e of 1
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to participate in the affa
the Western Hemisphere a
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importance to the I h-iited -
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BRITISH STEAMER TORPEDOED
WITHOUT WARNING
i umhin. I eh, /.?.-- I '"ai* British steamship Sprlngwell, ?> S9J
ru/fa ums-, has been -?/?-/rA In the Mediterranean while on her
w.i, front I tuition tu Calcutta, t tteuter dispatch from Malta
nays she was torpedoed without warning. I in- otHcers ami
i rew, numbering %e\enty?three, were picked op nod landed ?"
Matte.
Sixteen nun from the Sorwegien ship Mahansa, tank by a
rOnc m .1 torpedo in the \orth See on Thursday, bare been
fended at It?rtlepool. near Newcastle The expleeJon shattered
the a?er put ... the ship mid she foundered in two min?tes.
I he m? scaped in a boat, being picked up later /*.. .mother
\ot i. eglan ship.
IIom'/s reports that the liritisii steamsklp Cedarweed,
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? \ere saved. The Cedarwttod was built in 1907.
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U-BOAT ORDER
BARES ARABIC
PLEDGE FLAWS
Germans Hid Plan to
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Liners.
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AUSTRIAN NOTE
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