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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
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Special to Times Republican.
Montour, April 23.-kews has been
received that a baby boy was horn to
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stewart of Mar
shalltown. Sunday morning. The grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stewart,
of this place.
Gordon Cronk has enlisted in the
navy and win leave next week for the
Great Lakes station.
w. +. Ward left Monday evening for
ST. Augustine, Fla. by way of Chicago
on a business trip and will be gone
about ten days.
The body of Mrs, Almeda Graves
Averill, of Faribault, Mimi. was
brought here Wednesday for burial
Thursday. She was a sister of Swift
ger Ellis. and former resident here.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Booth Sunday night.
Mrs. Dora Wonscr went to Cedar
Rapids Thursday to visit friends.
Mrs, Elmer Lowell came from Salina
Kan, Thursday to visit her nephews
w. d. and A. A. Harvey. She is on her
way to Chicago. where she will join
her husband, who is leather inspec-
tor.
Harry Harvey, of Eagle Grove. came
Friday for a short visit with relatives.
He has been promoted to yardmaster
at Eagle Grove
Mrs. Nancy LaVake. who spent the
winter in Yorkville. H., returned to
her home Tuesday, accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Thomas.
William Franks received word Wed
nesday that his brother, Joseph Franks,
of Shannon. H.. had passed away.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. cronll accom-
panied their son Gordon to Cedar
Rapids the latter part of last week to
take the examination for naval enlist
ment.
Montour and Indian Village have
gone over the top on the third liberty
loan subscription to about $1,000 above
their quota Of $4,000,
The Congregational ladies held a
very successful sale at Bridges hard
ware store Saturday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
The Tale of a Shirt.
Special to Times Kepublican,

opeCIdI 10 IIl1lGS-
Alta, April 23.-George B. Connable
lives at this place and was until Sat
urday unmarried. May Harrison lived
at Waterloo and had been married, but
was widowed with three small daugh-
ters. She worked in a laundry and one
day wrote her name on a slip of paper
and attached it to shirt which be-
longed to Connable. He saw 1t and
wrote letter to the fair laundress. She
replied. He asked permission to visit
her and she consented. Saturday they
were married and will live at this
place. where she brought her three lit
tie daughters and effects. Connable is
81 and his spouse is SO, but they are
happy and soon will have cosy home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23

quarter OF cent per kilowatt for
power In the electrical department..
The two companies are pracAcally
the same since both are managed ~
the same persons. Officers OF the COM
pany claim that no profits have been
made for months and that the COM
pany has been slowly going behind.
Street ear officers say that under ex-
listing conditions they do not see how
they can pay any more money until an
increase in rates OF some kind is made.
One conference has just been COM
plctcd between tho men and the oper-
ators without reaching any definite
agreement and another meeting is
planned for tho near future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
Setnshness,

Selfshness assumes many forms.
and In every one OF them may BE-
found the desire to grasp some fan
cied means OF happiness. even At the
expense OF others, Many things In
nocently pleasurable in themselves.
when they come to us In 4 riEhtful
and natural manner, turn into guilty
and fraudulent possessions when
sought and gained through the losses
or pain OF others
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
Daily Thought.

There Is time In every mans
education when he arrives At the con-
viction that envy Is ignorance; that
imitation Is suicide that he must
take himself for better or worse. ~
his portion: that though the wide uni
verse is full OF good, no kernel Of
nourishing corn can come to him but
through his toll bestowed on that plot
OF ground which is given him to till.
Trust myself. every hear: yihratss
to that iron string W. Emerson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
Notice Of Dissolution Of Quick Action
u !. Range Company.

TO whom It may concern: Notice
+. is hereby given that at special meet
| ing Of the stockholders Of the Quick
Action Range Company, called and as
{ sembled at the offices OF said company
1. in Marshalltown, Iowa, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. OF the 18th day Of April, "A. D..
1918 at. which special meeting there
was present, either in person or by
proxy, stockholders representing more
taan three fourths (A) of the stock of
said corporation entitled to vote, there
was duly adopted, by unanimous vote,
the following resolutions:
BE it resolved by the stockholders
of the Quick ..ction Range Company,
dn special meeting assembled. more
than three -fourths (4) of the stock Of
said corporation entitled to vote being
present by holders thereof present IN
person or by proxy; that this corpo-
ration namely, the Quick Action Range
COMPANY, be and the same is hereby
dissolved and terminated, and the
franchise, rights and privileges of said
corporation are hereby surrendered"
And,
BE it further resolved that D. w.
Norris as president of the Quick Ac-
ton Range Company, and T. I. Was
son as secretary ana treasurer of said
corporation as said officers of said
corporation are hereby authorized, en-
power and directed TO execute ar
ticles Of dissolution in conformity with
the foregoing resolution, and make due
publication of notice OF such dissolu-
ton, in conformity with the require
ments of the statutes Of Iowa, in such
instance made and provided
And that in conformity with the
authorization and direction Of said
resolution, the undersigned, D. w. Nor
ris, Jr, as president of the Quick Ac-
tor Range Company. and T. I. WATSON
as secretary and treasurer of said cor
poration, have executed articles of dis
solution of the said Quick Action Range
Company, a corporation with it's prin-
cipal place of business at Marshall
town. Iowa, and the said corporation,
\ by virtue Of the action of its said
z stockholders in special meeting assem-
bled and in conformity with the provi-
sions of the articles of incorporation OF
said corporation and in conformity
with the statutes of Iowa in such in
\ stance made and provided, is dissolved
and the franchise, rights and priv
ileees Of said corporation are surren-
dered in due conformity with the or
I der, authority and direction OF the
stockholders of said corporation.
OF which dissolution, all to whom II
# may concern, will take due notice and
govern yourselves accordingly.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D.,
D. w. NORRIS, JR.
President.
tt. WATSON, 'es -
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
DISTRIBUTORS OF PRO. GERMAN
LITERATURE ARRESTED AT
DUBUQUE.
MARSHAL DELIVERS
TWO HOUR LECTURE
Eight Men and Two Women Scatter
Pamphlets Attempting to Explain
Why "The Finished Mystery" Was
Suppressed--6ooklets Circulated by
Members Of International Bible Stu
dents Association.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, April 23.-Eight men and
two women were arrested Sunday by
United States Marshal E. r. Moore
and force of deputies after com
plants had been registered by citizens
that the party was distributing pro-
German literature about the city. The
literature in question was pamphlet
entitled "The Kingdom News" which
attempted to explain the why and
wherefore of the suppression of the
book The Finished Mystery" puh-
lished by the International Bible Stu
dents Association.
The pamphlets were spread broad
cast Sunday by group of con
scientious objectors'-all members OF
the International Bible students AS
sociatiQn and caused considerable ex-
element for time. The distribution
started early in the morning and it
was about 10 o'clock when Marshal
Moore was notified. The federal Of
fetal Immediately gathered several
deputies at his side and rushed in the
direction the Collectors" were last
seen.
Made to Declare Loyalty.
After a short search the ten were
a2prehended and taken to the mar
shal's office, where Mr.. Moore de-
livered lecture that had the expected
effect each and eevry. one de alaring his
or her loyalty in unmistakable terms.
For two solid hours they listened to
the address of the official. One or Two
members of the association, it is said,
had been before the marshal on a
Previous occasion and these were
given special warning to mend their
ways. Repetition of the work means
that drastic measures will be insti-
tuted to stop it according to the mar
shall.
Association Attacks Clergy.
Scores, it is said. have already been
jailed for selling the book. After eX-
planning that there is not a dlsloyal
one in the association, the Kingdom
News launches into several rank
TRADES against the Catholic and
protestant clergy, asserting the lust
for temporal power on tho part OF
these men is the root Of the evil, and
not for sympathy for the Hun. Gov
eminent officials, however. have seen
a. far different doctrine promulgated
son some aof: the Pages of the Inter-
national sBtble Students Associations
publications and concentrations have
therefore, been spread broadcast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
SUES FOR $1,000 DAMAGES.

Automobile Collision Ground For .Ac-
ton in Dubuque Court.
Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, April 23.---An echo of an
auto collision which occurred last Sep
TENDER was heard at the court house
yesterday when a petition was filed by
Josephine Gorsche, seeking damages
in the amount of $4,000 from Peter
Welbes. whose automobile. she claims,
struck her on road south of this city.
She says she suffered numerous and
dangerous injuries. The petition fur
Their states that the machine was being
driven at an excessive rate of speed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
WAGE INCREASE ASKED.
Employees Of Mason City Clear Lake
Railroad Company Want Raise.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Mason City. April 23.-Employes OF
the Mason City and Clear Lake Rail
road Company are asking for . per
cent increase in salary at time when
the operators OF the Peoples Gas ana
Electric Company are asking Tor an IN
crease in gas rates from sl.l5 to Sl.Sol2
a thousand feet and a half per cent IN
crease per llilowatt for light and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23

fee and the windows OF the homes Of
the other alleged slackers. A COW,
grazing in the yard of the home Of one
Of the men, Is also said to have been
painted yellow. Windows of other busl-
ness houses about the town were also
said to have suffered.
Feeling Is at high pitch, 1t Is said.
altho no further demonstrations are
looked for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
HELD UNDER $1,000 BONDS.

Preachers Accused of Attempt to OBJ
struct Bond Sale in Jail.
Special to Times Republican.
Jefferson, April &c. H. Brown and
Thomas Mcmillan, the two preachers
who were lodged in Jail for having tried
to obstruct the sale of liberty loan
bonds, have had their hearing and are
being held under bonds of $4,000 each.
Much feeling was manifest against
them when they were first taken in
charge by Sheriff Garfield.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
L. l. w ASSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Probate Notice.


Office of the clerk Of the district
court, State Of Iowa, Marshall county:
SIS. District court March term. ID.
70 Whom it May Concern:
You and each of You are hereby no.
titled to appear at the court house in
Marshalltown, Iowa, in said county,
at 9 o'clock a. M, on the 18th day OF
May 1918 to attend the proof of and
probating an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Nora B. sEiliott late Of
Marshall county, Iowa, deceased, at
which time and place You will appear
! and show caause, if any, why said
viii should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, have hereto
subscribed my name apd AFFIXED the
seal Of the District court, this 18th day
81 April, A. d. 1913.
q. w. Gilbert,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-23
TO. The Front
Men Have Gone
Women Are Coming

But II 10 the Young or Young
Looking Women Who Are
Chosen First.
The whole world Is overflow
ing with opportunity for the
woman who Is capable, active,
youthful-for the woman who
looks the part. Gray. streaked or
faded hair, with it's appearance
OF age, is passed by. Unfair;
yes, but q condition which must
be met.
Thousands Of women have found
the way out with
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08
.Scr GOllgrrb.
Ter 60. GOHsrek sm ieinsr SdluF.
taguHg suiammengetreten. =
Billions JnbrssbOtidnit. - &iele
iuidtige 6eidJafte 5n erleOisen.

@aIbiHgton, .. 6. - Der So.
GonereB begaun am @fontag ieine
brittle uuO IeBte 2agung nit oielen
lu6tigen @eidditen Dorlie8elO, bar
llnter 0ie 2olrtng oes giienbobn%ro-
blems, oas 9eere$- mo 6iottenEro-
Brnnm, Observation-Disclosures, Ser
hbietung ser Hegierurqsausqa6en,
.riegsiteuerOorIage, 6rauenItinlm-
Fedlt uno 9ertrng nit Der 8epublif
|3 3olumbia.
5n 8emeiniomer Situug bei0er
|0dllier borte Der Gon9reB am Mon-
Tag Die 9otihoft Gr1iioent 2Gilion's 5
|Ru in lpelher 0ieier mittbeitte, 0aB
F. bei6loiiGn babe. peri0nlih Scr
|}rieoensoonieren} bci3unohnen. uuo
|crner Observation-Disclosures, pel6en 9ln-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08

5ronjoien. 3piiden @iu3eIperioneu
Ser oeridieoencu 9Iationcn uuO
FaIicn iino ouirihtiQe TreunoitaF.
ten moqliCh, uno es aibt QenuQ guq.
Iduoer uno 2lmericarer ms frapo.
len un0 9Imcrjcorcr. lpjItcr 0euen
Die ftdrfiteu Observation-Disclosures be.
itehen N6cr bci sen RoIieu uuo 20.
tjorcu ais @arie$, Qi5t e2 Elm Qc!rii.
les gtpaS. ooS Sic 9Irt TreunoifoFt.
sic }luiid,cn Gm'cIrcn beItcht I'M.
m6Qlih modN. 9a5 ujr0 IN Oicier
Ioqen pon Rori2 ichr idl5u iuuItrirt.
.2luf Ser Tric6en2 .Gonfercn3 mcr.
Sen perihie0eue iuuierer 9uiihten II.
3ieIc nit ocneu Ser 9Iniirten 5uIam.
meuproucn. ms imnr itarf 3uiom.
mcnprdllcu. lluiere 9lniidlt. iiber
0n@, mas mir 0o 0riibcn qeIeiItet hu.
ben. lit etlpo5 perihieOcu uon ser In,
riaeu. Nhrc 9lnid1aluuJcu ii6cr 9(6
uoalnQ ser auoden non GeutidlIouo
itinmt nift Qom NIT uniercu sc.
iiihIeu therein ur0 beionHere Mci.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. herrIhcn iibcr
Sic 9lu$lcpuuo Der Treihcit Scr
Nfcere" mo Ser 5rcherridoit"
Cine 9IeIgm9 3ur 3uriIdpeilng
irQeuomelcber omeritouiiher Comi.
njrimg ooer iI6crbaupt elmer frafti.
gen 9leuBerunQ 2Imerica'5 am Comic.
reu5tiihc oiieubart lid bereit$ in Ser
an unicrem glrmee- Stabe geiibten
Gritif mo in ser Geu6en5, uniere
Qeiitunaen su nertIeinern.
.0as qilt in @e3ua nuf Sic RoIiti-
fer. niht 1T 9e5ltg olli'$ &oIf .
las iron}Giiifc, iomobl mic on5 eng
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08

.liihe &oIf molten Sid)eritnq oe8
6rieoens, ieiue 8eiiibIe 9egen un5
limo ourhau5 ir2uu0idoitii6 lno
oufri6tiQ.
sd aebe bier MIR pie0er, mas ih
in nmericonlihen Nreiien in Barj$
9ebort babe. uno mas nidlt nur ourh
Die iohlgiten omcricouiiheu Gorre.
ipon0euteu, ion0eru oudl oen bcoct
ten0Itcn omericouiihcn Giplonotcn,
D}IitarS Il. Morinc6eomten crhdrtet
miro Sic (batiodcn iino ats 70 ric
fen GucQen gcnommcn. 0oB iie Hl.
oerldiiiQ iin6 Ecoer 2Imcriconcr in
NnriS fennt lie uu6 @raiioent
NilIon and.
Ter 2(rtifcI 6c1oltpfct, 0ob Sen
Qerihinq nifta mcniQcr oI5 bcIicft
lei bej Ser iron6iiid,on un0 britt
ihcu Cbcrcomonnoo8, ooB Is tej Scr
Ginberlei6un1 ser omcriconiidcu
(ruppcn NIT 6cncn Scr 0u0crcu
NGiirtcn 3u Rci6un1en fam m0 6oB
Qcri6irq oie oGiirtc CiienIi0r pom
Is. Hlli er3nnn1
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08
tloellsn Sem GrsN0iIer an
Sen 1traeen.

yonoon. gSie ncrlautct,
unren &ertreter Der 9Illiirtcn
nnf elmer i'm 2lnslnnomtmiite,
RUM in 4unOOn am ginstng
nbgebaltenen G0nferenS eins
itimmig Oafilr, oGf 6DllanO
ben iriibereu 7cntidlen aaiicr
unb oen friIberen arOnprin5en
BEN 2Iliirten ansliefere.
@ie bic gonouner ,Gucning
Neius" crfnhren bnben iuia, iinO
Ons britiidje Griegs.Gabiuctt
unS bic frnnSoiiidlen umb ita.
lieniidlen @ertretcr in Gouoon
itdD ilber bic 1eplnnte Seitrnf-
fnna @ilhelm BON !0Ohen3ol-
lern's einig, bnbca ieood BE-
idlloiien, in Der Sndlc nidDts IN
tbnn, bis Rraiibent @ilion in
Gnropa eiutrifff. Sails SOL.
lanS iifl iueiaern iOlltc, Wilbelm
2. ohne 3nitimmung 7entIf'
lambs anS3nliefern, 10 fiat bic
3eitnna binsn, Snun ioa Gruf
nu5neilbt luerOen, nm bic 3us
thinning 3n erbnltcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08

8eredltigfeit 5uiianoe fommt i.
ooh oues 6os anoert nitts an Ser
lbotiohe, oab felt @oden 4oris mi
ter Der CberiIohe oon internQtioua,
len GiferiudteIeien, Heituuaen mo
Observation-Disclosures i3rulih
6ro6elt. uno oaB ]uiheu mrs mo
uuieren e0lcu 2lQiirten acgenm1rtig
cine 5ponnuna 6eite6t bic ritt Of
len eriheirt, ooh nifts6Citoncrj35r
itorf Dorbanoen lit
nIjeie 3t6tdnoe uoren cs, Die Uor
Bofeu III eiuem ". : z. t]tii Der
2lmericoner in Boris uat psm Bra.
ii0enten iubrteu Sd neiB BON 3uei
itarf ab5eiaBten GabeIoepeihen, bic
itu 1on bort 3ugiu5en, orIn1eroit
au' be cbioIute IotbDenoigfeit iei.
ner GegeuDart hr7pieier un5 qe,Dii.
ie Ih1tiuten inn urtertreiteteu.
Ba1rheit II. ua5 SeOernann in
Qoris neiB IS. Onb mir in Re1ie-
rurQs. ur6 politiiden arciicn 90
n0riihen" 6urfau# rift 5cIjeft iin6.
weoer 6ei oen gugl1noern, ned ben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08
Dc,ttIcblnnc iitlsE; sic
8ccbGIuno 3ol1lcn.

0emcaitle, Gnglano. Der 8rc
mler 2lopo @eorae erflGrte in eincr
in Reucoitic ge5aItencu }luiprote.
Ieutidlan6 miiiIe bis }ur Creme
ieiner 5Gailfeit Die ariclsfoitcu be.
3ablen. Die 3auh6oot 8irotcn nlB.
ten Geitrlit meroca uno mer oje 2dH
0eyeicH ejnc3 1n6eren Sonoes Ser.
niItet babe, ioGc 0ofiir peroutnorts
iif gab1iieu mer0en.
@a5 Die 5dul6'roQc Der l)rbedcr
0es strie3ce an6atreiie, 6eobiid}hac
Die Hcqieruna, 6a5 Die lluterfud1un7
fcncsne1s un5iQlg. o6cr itreng icIn
uuo bis 3ur 1uBeriten t9ren5e ourd.
gefu6rt Deroen ioQc.
sd mer6c ooraui aftcu", cr.
tllrte Der Qremier, roaB bic gelue
Die uuiere @eiangenen Hidt meni6.
It beban0eIten 3ur Redlenihait ge.
so5en neroen
Gr fugte hin3u, er MOLE tane 30.
Iaf Der Rotiadt perioIgen iagt.
aber
u0ir mRien 10 5anbetn Beg in
,3ufunit oieieriqeu. ue,ds iih per
itft fi.hitn, Dem 9eiipigi oQu SEER
idlern 3,t iolleN mclde rte &c,t .H
Sen aricq itlr';en u.iien meroca.
mas ibrer 5um SfIuii2 borrt."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08
DilieFt ,sntcriuses.

&aiBingtOn, .. Is. = &raii-
bent gSiliOn trnt am 3instas-
9lbeno ieIne 3eIie nadl europa
5ur : teilHabme an Der 6rle-
oemscuuierens an. Ter &rdit-
bent uerlief MaibingtOn in ei-
ncm SOnOer5ug nad) gteU g)Urf,
no er unO ieine 9ieilegeieilihait,
oarnntcr tgraI 2&iilOn mnO De-
rem NIuttcr, iidj nn SorO oc9
Sransportidjifis b@eOrge @aib-
ingtom" begabeu, ami nclhem
Die llebCrfabrt erfDlgt.
Ter &raiiOcnt acScnfi nidt
langer nls icGs g2Odcn OriIben
III bieibcn, mas ihm genan ei-
nen Niount 9lnfentbnIt AMI eus
rupaiibem 9oben scbcn luiirbe.
&pr 5eginn Ses 6rieOenscUn-
arches luirb er NIT ben Mini-
IterprG ii6cntcu 2lOgO George
Opn (Snalnub, Glemenceau uOn
1Srnnfreidl nnS ErlanoO uUn
3talieu unb mOarideinliA and
nit a5nio hilbert Uon SeIgien
,nInmmentreFfeu, nm nidItige
&nrrte Oco EricSenSDcrtraas III
beipreden.
gSaGrenS iciueS 9lnfentholts
in Gnrupa aeSenft Ncrr @ilipn
Gnnlano. ,1talien nnS Ernnf-
reid III beinflen nuS uielleidlt
andl nod &ri!Tcl III achen. @ie
eS 9eiRt, hnt ct ferner bic 9l6-
iiflt, ctlide Der GdlnfltfcIoer
in 1frnufrcifl oufsnindlen.
@rUsartinc @or6rrcitmocn iinb
in 2unoon, @nri3 auh 9iom fir
bcn Gmpfonn Ocs 9rdIi0cntcn
oetroffcn iuOrhcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08

oen Ser 8olcn, nod)0em Ole llfrainer
e5 Aortnodig pert1cioiQt hotten Iie
0erIuite unter sen Solooten mo
8ir9ern mer0en auf mebr als talt
ien0 geiddtt; ein grocer She'll Der
iuneren Staot Iie9t Oo(lit1l0ig III
Iriinmern.
,gein Ginrijfeu in Sic Staot be.
9onneu Die 0olen oo$ @betto 5u
pliiuoeru unb onju3iinocn; 0ie 3obl
ser Copicr BORT belouit lid oltf meb-
rerc tonieu0. Die 5traBen moreu
au9efillt NIT Sen uerfohlten Qeid)er
ern1or0etcr T}uoen, uon 0enen uiele
in ser Gcr3peiiIung ans Den bren.
neu0en @ebGu6eu inter ste 0ieie
umrin0enoen polniiden Gruppen &C.
iprltn9cn moren. Die polniihcu pc
BORDEN uoreu 6urhous gIeihaiiIti1
un0 lebnten rs Oh, irqen0 etIDoS 81
tbun, oem @emetet Salt gil qcbicten.
9Solniid)c 2eqiondre iperrten sic nof)
bem @betto fii6ren0en 'StroBen ob
rno beqonnen mct6o0iid1 81 pijliin-
Oerr 3u ien9en m0 git bremen.
Die polniIhcn @ch6r0cn berit.
den. Sic Sfnl0 ouI @ouoiten, Sic
iit in Uniform aeitcft h1ttcn. asst
ndI'cn; oof lit nG1emcin befonut,
6oB niht MIR bie 3erroriiter rcidIif
NIT @oiien ur6 @2urition oeriehen
rporen, ior6ern 6nB Tie auh oorber
id'or 6en 2uben 0rohten, iiir Sen
Ton 6nI3 9embcra cingcnonnen
miiroe."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08
Baltimore, WtS.

Baltimore, Wib. 6ranf u.
aeuf, ShriitIeiter Der Baltimore
Sun (repubIicaniid)). un0 Ser crite
americaniite 3eitlinasmann, Der ieit
Der llnter3eihmmg OeS 29aiieutia
itanoS BON 6ranfreid uaA oen &er.
Staaten 8eIongte, bat toIgeu0en @r-
tifel III Ser SIN" oeroiientliht:
u@abrcno Die Sdlrau6e Der Sen
iur in 9oriS uuo 9onoon ieit einem
Nonat ieit ange3o9en mur0e. nm
niht ooS 8eringite nnd ser onoercn
Seite oeS AtIantic ourdIidern gu laI-
len. 0a$ MIR oie Ieiieite 9(noeutung
seaeben bate iiber Manael al Sor.
monte unter Sen 9lniirteu, eriheint
es iebt, und)oem sic Snuuen entpaif-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08
1pSiien Sic ScseHIS ant
7tsieac ieItItcIlcn.

Berlin. - Sie Sentidjc DC
giermug hat ben 6utents.glntiu.
nen uOrseihlasen, SaF cine
nentrnle 6OmmiiiiOn ac6ilSet
mcrOr, nm bic 6rusc IN prifen,
iuer fir ben Srieg uerantwurt.
lid iit.
Der Suridllde lit in elmer
sur lle6ermittInus nm 7Sranf-
reid, Girofbritaunisn, 1taliem
unb bic @er. Staatcn mad Der
Sflusi5 geianOten &ute ent6al.
I'm. Gr fUrocrt, bak nGe friea-
fii6renben Stnnteu lire 6jebeim.
ooenmsnte Der GOmmiiiun snr
@crfH9uua itelleu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-12-08

bell Oie Gegierung icintr 2(niid)t nad
4 ser @oIung Der 6ric0eu5probleme
cbmen ioatc.
MS Ser @rdiiocnt sit 9eginn ieiuer
zoe crflort bate, ooB ieinGnti6luB,
Il Ser 6ricben@cohferen3 tbeil}uneb-
ten, ,,feinem pripaten @e0onfcn unO
finer pripatcn 2Ibiiht" entipringe,
igte er bin3u: .G3 lit iebt meine
ilitbt, mcin pone3 MtaB 0a3u 6eNu-
agcn, Dos SIT erlaugen. moiiir sic
nericnuiiten SoI6aten ibr 2ebens-
ut ga5en." Gie 91egierrmgcn Ser
Iiirten 2on6er 6Qtten ieine 0ent
ric0en 5u grun0e 3u Iegen6en 8rin-
pieu angcnommen, un0 ieine unab-
eisbrre QiIiht lei cs oaher, Sen
crhanoiirn9en beijumobnen.
Gin GROCER 3beiI ser Heoe mar
I'M giicnbobnprobIem geuiomet,
r 6us Der 3r0ii0ent o6cr feine BE-
mntc 2oiltn6 in QoridlaQ 3it
.in9en batte. God ioltc cr. 0uB nc
r Dem San0e, ned sen 9abnen Elm
ienit erpicien niiroe, nenn man
ne Hiidfehr 3u SEN oIten 3lit1n-
n inter 8ripotleitlmo Qeitatten
nGte, ohnc peientIihe 9cihrdnftr-
n Gr lei bcreit, ioqte Ser Qrlii0cnt
c Ge8ierungscontroue ij6cr 0iq
abnen al,iNngebcr io6oIo Elm ,l,-
ieoenitelICnocr QJau uutcrbrejtct
crben fonnte.
gr aob Ser 6eTtimn1tcn 6oifnun1
ns0rud, OaB Elm for.;2Ger 3Srie-
usrertraq ojul 3eit menn Ser
riihIing acfommen". ioIaen ner6e
Gin onn' beItimmtes 8roQrnnm
r bic Reconitructior. ia1te 5err
EiIiou, fonre iur Belt nid1t oe1cbrn
crben. ott io6oI6 ser @affeuItia.
rr0 einget:etor. lei sic Nloqierl,nas
ntro1c iibcr Qri1otjn6uitric 10 uicl
Ee MIR H1o1lidl tebo6eu morbeu.
Gr hofie. iaatc Ser Graii6cnt. 6ae
r Gon1reB nifts oalegen ciupen.
n nerae. meun Ser Qriaas 6an6eIg.
a0roe oosr ioRit eiGer 9eh6rbe 6as
edit ii5eruo1en Teroe Grrort Brio.
tit uon 2eberzmit.eIn i.tr Sic bun.
rnoen @oIfer Il be-timmen
Ter BIaH i'm Sabre 1919 iets
iuioueu an 4riel5iteuern III erhe.
II NIT Der 1IeidHcitflen 4ntijn0i1-
"a Die qeiteuorunr I'M Eadrc 1920
II ! miQiaracn hera6;aicecn, uur.
oom 4raitoantan 8ut5a9aiber.