davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20

Slovaks and this nulhes the ancient notion Of pre-
serving Austria Hungary as a federation Of auto
nOmOus More than this, in the Balkans Bull
garia has surrendered and there remains problem
for settlement between the Balkan states which is
properly before any world conference.
AS o Russia, evacuation o a of Russia held
by the dsposes of the first problem; the
ton of free Poland, including all of the Polish
speaking tribes of Austria, Russia and Germany
erects barrier between Germany and Russia and
eliminates the Russian phase immediate discus
sion. We may assume that will be the mission or
the allies not Of Germany, aid in the restoration
Russia sanity and prosperity; but since insist
upon the retirement of Germany from all Russian
ritory, Finland, Lithuania, Courland Poland and
the Ukraine this phase is not OF immediate moment.
Actually the question now arises what shall be the
the allied world with respect TO Austria
Shall still in the spirit of the president
vealed January, the light of the subsequent
Obviously the latter fashion, and this
absolute destruction of Austria. It means the
ton of a Czecho-SlOvak state. including Bohemia,
Moravia and the Slovak regions of Hungary 1t means
creation Of Jugo-Savc state. including all the
Austro Hungarian territory between the brave, the
Adratic and the frontiers OF Italy east OF Trieste
this state to be united with Serbia and Montenegro
the south
Instead of one nation there will then be four the
German-speaking provinces of Austria, the Hunsar-
ian-speakng regions of Hungary, Jugo-Slava and
Czecho-Sovaca In addition the Italian-speaking dis
will fall Italy, and the RoUmanan- speaking
regions in the Buhowina, in Pennsylvania and possibly
the viii be united with Roumana, TO which
Bessarabia, a ROumanian speaking province Of old
Russia has already by voluntary act united itself
REGIONS OF GALICIA
FALL TO POLAND.
Finally, the Polish speaking regions OF Galica viii
naturally go that Poland which Mr. Wilson has al
ready outlined including all indsputably Polish
lands What remains, the Ruthenian portion of Gaica
could properly be assigned to the Ukraine. 70
which belongs racially and Ensuistically. Roughly
speaking then Austria falls into parts four
shutting independent states, three being united the
Italian Roumanian and Polish states, which adjon.
violated solution which extended no further Than
the session of the Irredenta TO Italy the Pc n dis
Poland the Roumanian regions to Roumana,
the Serb provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina TO Ser
bia is the only alternative, but it seems hardly
after the recognition all the allied states
TO the CzechoSlovaks and several Of them
As to Turkey, in America have legal right
discussion Of the Turkish and Bugar
questions because we have not made war upon either
solutions to be expected simple and logical
We may expect Bulgaria get back her Thracan
province. north Of the EnOs-Midia line, In the
Balkan and lost in the second; we may ex-
pect her receive from Roumania some portion
of her old Dobrudja province, also lost in 1919 but
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20

tt is said that when he rendered his sword TO Gen.
Washington the father of the country, who had
oEerburdened by the tenders of services
Engsh speaking officers inquired of him rather testify
what ne could do. Test me-" said the youns
Polish patriot That word challenge enough. and
in the congressional library Washington
original letters which passed between the young
and his revered commander chief.
LEFT MONEY TO FREE SLAVES.
For reared amid gentle surroundings ThadJeus
GosCiuszkO all times showed wonderfully sym
pathetic feeling those lCwly circumstances.
His democracy far-reaching in its and
braced Of all races and OF all creeds who were
suffering from oppression. Ii is admitted that ne
well in advance of "A large majority OF the demo
cratic leaders OF the time. who while nsstent the
recognition Of the academic theory, that all
born equal yet practically held certain
tai reservations the exact amount OF equality
which they bound observe.
The position OF the Negro slaves In America early
attracted attention OF this young Polish soldier
after entry the American Revolutionary army,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20

WASHINGTON, D. C. oct 2O.-School children and
college students together with the elder of
and the allied nations Joined the
oct 18th TO commemorate the death Thad
KOsciuszko the Polish patriot the American
America
In washington, in Chicago. and in all cities where
memorials have been erected to his name laurel
Rreaths placed the base honor the friend
Washington the first engineer officer OF the United
states army, and the builder fertilization
West Point
At West Point in the grounds Of the military acad-
they decorated the shaft raised TO his honor in
1925 by the Cadet corps In Paris the Premier assisted
"a exercises Of the day and according custom
in far away Australia, where they long ago named
the highest mountain in his honor. the midnight watch
fire burning
Thaddeus J. Kosciuszko, whose name is hailed
only the Poles in America and throughout
the world but by the Americans we'll was a man
who made friends from the time Of his appearance in
world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20
Honor Kosciuszko, Polish Hero Of American Revouto

Fighting for the liberty OF the whole people he suffer
ed distress the thought that these bondsmen
destined 10 remain in slavery, even though the
great mission which ne embarked should prove
successful
Approaching that slave holding economic
we'll a humanitarian problem. and keenly
stve of the possible limitations Of his activities by
Of foreign birth, he did attempt 10
before the American people declaration slavery,
preach gospel of emancipation. Instead he made
position clear by drafting will. OF which he made
Thomas Jefferson the administrator which provided
that possessions including all grants
OF money and land by congress well payment for
American soldier should be expended
the purchase slaves and their education useful
trades
This phase o. the life OF Koscuszko has strangely
passed from recollection OF the American people
For reason, the text OF his viii may be found
interest today when his death being observed.
II Thaddeus Kosciuszko being just my
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20

atng this war To undertake this would be absurd.
one more condition included in Mr. Wilson's 4 4. that
dealing with colonial justments equally ont OF
the discussion, and for the We dis
cuss what disposition shall make of German colo
MES, certainly. and SMALL but this is another prob
lem entirely.
Now. are left Of Mr.. wilson's points" eight
which Individually be put before the allied
ference which makes peace terms. These CD The
evacuation of France the righting Of the wrong
done IN 1871 % The evacuation of all
ritOry; CD The evacuation Belgian territory and
the subsequent restoration Belgium, which means
its Naturalization; Cd The readjusment the from
tiers Italy include within them the Italians now
under Austrian yOke-and by analogy, this
clude the evacuation Italian in Aus
trian hands; (5) The bestowal of autonomy upon the
subject people of Austria Hungary Co The
ton and restoration of Roumania, Serbia and Monte
negro, with the assurance to Serbia of free and
cure outlet the and a readjustment OF Balkan
frontiers on proper lines; CD The bestowa upon the
Turkish fraction of the Ottoman empire of d
sovereignty and upon the other subject natonaities
Of security ard the opportunity for autonomous de-
yelopment (s) An Independent Polish state should
be erected including all regions ndisputaby Polish
and possessing secure access TO the
CLEAR PRINCIPLES
UNDERLYING TERMS.
Now through all these terms there run several clear
principles The president demands that the Germans
shall retire all their cOnqUests, by Germans
he the central powers that in all
the conditions July, 1914 should be
Now there is no longer any need to debate this poip
the allied victories have settled the of Belgium,
France, Italy, Serbia and Montenegro far as they
existed in 1914. We may dismiss from the reckoning
all claims advanced by Germany, still press
ed last January when Mr.. Wilson made his momen-
declaration.
But the president supplemented this demand for
evacuation By a claim for reparatiOn the oil
restoration Belgium is concerned Here too,
debate is conceivable, and there revealed
the German full recognition that Belgium
be indemnihed But what of France? When the presi-
dent spoke there had been such recurrence of
StruCtiOn and violence has now turned northern
France into cinder heap. Certainly there be
indemnity for all this. and the presidents words
indicate his belief that wanton damage should be
paid for.
We may. then. place at side as beyond debate
the principles OF evacuation of occupied territory
and decentralization for wantOn injury of all sorts,
whether the territory be Belgian Italian French.
We may accept fundamental facts in discussing
peace the determination of Mr. Wilson, speaking for
this country TO compel the Germans TO make resti-
tuition territory restoration the
property and wealth either stolen and removed from
Germany laid in ashes by German "terribeness"
But the application of this principle goes a little
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20

further expressed in tho demand for the right
ing of the wrong" done to France and the cession
Italy her unredeemed provinces and cities Vow.
/ purpose this place 4 discuss again the
question of Alsace- Lorraine that Of Trieste and
the Trentnc If Germany and Austria prepared
10 evacuate Metz and Strassburg Trieste and Trent
condition precedent any armistce, then it is
nconceivabIe that there should be any armistice.
DEBATE WOULD
LOSE THE WAR.
If Germany precipitate debate between the
United states and Great Britain. on the hand
France and Italy the other. to the necessity for
a each of its own, then there end
the alliance against Germany; there is a reopen
ing O the war. every prospect losing it;
neither France Italy Will armistice
advance of the restoration Of whct is rightfully
theirs. 1t TO that all Of US Americans should
from the outset Of all peace discussions insist in
minds and thought that three things are inn
mediately necessary TO demonstrate German good
faith First the evacuation of territory taken during
war Second, the evacuation certain other
rory specifically AlsaceLorraine the Trieste and
Trentine districts which are quite as properly bases
for evacuation Champagne and Veneta. Third,
a pledge restore ravaged and ruined provinces and
cities this pledge TO be accompanied by proper guar
Of which the occupation of the west bank OF
the Rhine S the most essential.
statement ] shall dismiss the ques-
tons which involve France Italy and Belgium. If
Germany prepared comply with the irreduci-
ole minimum which 1 have indicated. not of the
European nations viii armistice,
and do not believe that Mr.. Wilson Will become the
prepayment of armistice. do not think that there
any more reservation in his declarations with
spect of AsaceLorrane than of the Italian Irredena.
I do not believe that there al American who
read into the presidents demand for the 'rightng
o the done France in 1871 other mean
ing than that what then stolen shall now be
turned. Nor do l believe in the wholly remote
ngency that such reservation did exist that the peo
pie the United states would with the chief
executive. the question Of Alsace-Lorraine the
mind of the American people is made up, and it is
made up in the which the French mind is made
up. All the principles which Mr.. Wilson has sub
scrbed and eloquently champoned in months
would the discard if the wrong of 1871 were
perpetuated in 1918, or for that matter, in 1919.
PRESIDENTS DEMAND
As REGARD TO RUSSIA
have addition. to consider the presidents de-
mands O Russia Austria and the Balkans Here
he plainly moved by the underlying notion.
the various nationalities shall assured
the right to live their lives in accordance with
customs, faith language. But since
1918 there have been many changes in the and
south Europe, largely the result Of the Russian
revolution and the German actions expressed in the
treaties Brest-Iitoysk and Bucharest We
selves subscribed to the freedom Of the CzechO-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20
THE QUESTION 81
PEACE TERMS.

Ne na that has
pIeted his and that the Germans have agreed 20
surrender uncOndiuonay. the regions
occupied. and have consented allied
tion of the left hank of the Rhine. Then come 10
question OF peace; then the terms OF permanent
settlement must De fixed by all the allied nations in
conference. each with equal right be heard
have its viii accepted Here is the point which
Wilson's a. conditions at last arrive.
But o these Il conditions shall at once that
not than nve have bearing In a peace confer
erce We meet fix the conditions which are 10
he eNaced Germany. they conditions based upon
The deeds % Germany and her allies they have
summed Ep conditions which must include restitu-
ton restoration and guarantees. But five Mr. viii
sons points the orgauization international
society the they deal with open covenants.
freedom % navigation. the removal of
lerS for the reduction Of ornaments and finally the
constitution "a LEAGUE of nations.
These are not matters which properly before
conference engaged the OF making peace with
beaten enemy. We cannot impose OF these things
rluon Germany. they have value voluntarily
accepted priuciple~-and have impose Ger
1auF many thin-~ which VIII m the nature
ar things ut accepted voluntarily We cannot
game relations the liquid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-20

CONTINUED on PAGE sEYEN)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
Far Near
! News by Telegraph
and Telephone

FL..xA ~~vioc- for Fr~d-rck
Lowers Bedeli. Northwest musician.
who died in Butte. Nov. "a. were held
from Forkner's undertaking estab.
lirhment Saturday morning. Bedell
was a son Of Mr.. and Mrs, c. i. BE.
dell. 1851 Eighth ave ". y.
EUGENE. Ore-firr which broke
junior girls college OF the Eugene
Bible university. completely de-
stroyed the building. The matron
and i2 girls were compelled TO flee
in their night clothes.
SACRAMENTO. CM--Because Of
the Illness OF United States District
Judge William 4. Van Fleet. the
trial of the Industrial Workers Of
the World. scheduled for Dec. 3. will
be postponed until Dec. ..
MISREPRESENTATION by n IT.
ney as they stepped from the curb
at Fifth NJ. and Park ave, Mrs.
Edward Cookson was killed and her
husband injured. The Cooksons had
been In Bremerton but two months.
coming here from Minneapolis.
WASHINGTON. - Congressman
Albert Johnson vas the first 10 be
mustered out OF the chemical war
fare section Of the army. johnson
received his honorable discharge Fri.
day.
second Lieut.. Edward u. Rhodes.
Tacoma. has been officially AN.
nounced killed in action In France
October 10. according to word re.
ceiycd by his uncle, Albert J.
Rhodes, president OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Warren G. Hubbard. for Is years
a Seattle policeman. Ia dead of heart
trouble at his home at l02 N. 39th
st. Hubbard. who was recently re.
tired on n pension, was married and
In survived by a widow. daughter
and son.
Carl Frederick Heinrich. 2t-year.
old son OF the late Andrew Heinrich.
founder Of the Seattle Brewing and
Mating company. In dead OF influ.
enza.
Hundreds Of Seattle and Aberdeen
Masons attended the funeral OF
Frederick c. Furth. former manager
Of Vulcan Iron Works. Friday after
noon at Masonic temple. Pine st
! and Harvard ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
CALLI-CURCI
ASKS DIVORCE

CHICAGO. Nov. 20. Charging
that he had struck her with a cane
and had squandcred her money in
ways that are dark and devious. y
Nine. Amelia Call Curci. prima
donna. today sought a divorce from
Lurgi Curci.
CALI Curci said In her petition.
filed late yesterday, that her hus'
band had been too expensive to
maintain. having depleted her bank
account so many times that she was
forced 10 withdraw from him the
privilege OF signing checks on her
account.
She said he had invested $4,000
Of her money In bonds. which he re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
Country Hay and Grain
prices paid vholesals)
STAGE FOLK WED

The first theatrical wedding that
has happened in Seattle this season
came 10 light at Levy's Orpheum this
week, when Lillian Biron. n of the
original Mack Sennett bathing girls.
and Harlan Thompson. baritone sing
err with the Columbia Trio, both MEM
bers of the Broadway Musical Com
edy Co. quietly slipped away from
the members OF the company Friday
and were married by Justice Brinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT
VEGETABLES

Prices Paid Wholesale Desiers fse
Vegetables vi Fruit |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
Memorial Service
for Elks Sunday

Memorial services for members
who have died during the year will
be held by Seattle Elks Simultaneous
ly with a national Elk demonstra-
ton Sunday. Local services will he
held by Lodge No. 80, at the Metro
politan theatre. / p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
Millions Use
It For Colds
Because "Pape's Cold Compound relieves cold or
grippe misery in a few hours-Really wonderful!

relieves sick headache. dullness,
feverishness. sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug
storo1. 1t acts without assistance.
tastes nice. and cause no incon-
~venience. Don't accept a substi.
tute. Insist on "Pape's"-nothing
else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30

fused TO turn W. TO her. and had
sqnandered $4,000. which she placed
at his disposal To put him in a ''po-
sition TO earn his own living"
The Curcis were married In Rome
in 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
Don't stay stuffed.up.

Don't stay s~tuffed-upl
Quit blowing and snuffling' A
dose OF "Pape's Cold Compound
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken. will end grippe
misery and break up a sever cold
either In the head. chest. body or
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged.up
nostrils and air passages: stops
nasty discharge or nose running,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30

LONDON.-As the result of in.
iuries received in an airplane acci.
dent. Prince Antoine CASTOR Philip.
OF Bourbon-O orleans. great grandson
of King Philip of France. died In a
military hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30

Elsie Ferguson. In Under the
Greenwood Tree" Liberty. Con
stance Taimsdge. In Mrs. Lifting
Wells Boots" Strand 3-Sc~nc
from sporting IIfc." Coliseum. 81
Mitchell lewis, in "Nine T~nthS Of
tho Law" Clommer. 5-Sc~ne from
The Midnight Patrol" Mission g.
nm Hart. who comes IN the Rex.
s-Theas Bsra. ~ Cleopatra. NJ thu
CojoniN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
Scientists have established that

the average pressure under which
white eggs break is liz pounds. says
Popular Science. Strange to say,
brown eggs are stronger than white
ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
REX

REX
The Return % Draw Egan." with
Pili Hart as a had man. comes TO the
Rex. beginning sunday. A pretty
little darkeyed slrl II responsible for
Bus swinging over TO tho path OF
Righteousness In thin Western story
The cast includes Margcry Wilson.
Louise Glaum and Robert Ackim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
At The
MOVIES
LIBERTY

Saturday night will BRING the final
exhibitions OF the popular Western
m~elodrana. The border Wireless,
starring His 1911 Hart, Mt the Liber'
". Sunday morning Elsie ferguson
and Eugene o'Brien viii begin a
weeks engagement In Under the
Greenwood Tree elsie Ferguson
plays IA faded society girl OF great
wealth. who takes up gypsy life and
has a startling time. wallace on
the Wurlitrer will play a half hour
concert at 1880 sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
(IEMMIcH

Child interest. mother low and stir
ring encounters between men OF the
great North woods are some Of the
features of Mine Tcnths OF the
Law" which oI~ped Saturday at the
clemmer. Mitchell Lewis IN the fea
tured player. appearing in the char
aoter OF Ien-au. an honest hearted
trapper. Lewis will L. remembered
by movie fans for his clever charac'
sign Invisible,
Sign InviHibxle."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30

NobNpt~uhl
Cleopatra" great queen Of Egypt.
portrayed by Theda tlara, will b. the
coioniai'a Offering. starting sunday.
II II an elaborate production. and
among tn. many so~nes depicted 10
that OF tn. battle 81 Actiuun. the
fir, great naval battle. and. inciden'
tally, the undoing 81 Antony. IL
required n small army of workrVsn
and artisans To erect. under ths bills
tcring rays OF the no, California sun.
a miniature Egypt"
MISSION
Chinatown. the poiic~. opium dens.
vaior. arrests. love. intrigue. ia~l~ns'
ness. hcroirm and a few other things
ar. mixed up IN The Midnight PA
troll which opened Saturday at the
Mission hut these thrills arc not
simply scrambled together. They are
scientifically assembled by Thomas
II. Inee. The wuriitSr orchestra
plays tho music.
CLASS A
Italian eoaue,ry and patho. mlred
with bits OF comedy. Av combined in
the pio; OF Tony America" which
cotpcs to the Class a for three days.
starting SUNDAY.
The star OF the play IL iit,i. Fran.
els Mcdonald. n versatile Juvenile.
who has appeared In n number Of
photopays.
LITTLE
Manager Joseph Danx has secured
"Ama1ily OF C~iothe-lIne Alley with
Mary Pickford as the shining star.
10 open the new sunday show at the
Little theatre.
Mary plays the role OF n little
Bowery girl. and has n chance TO
work COMEDY. az well as pathos. In.
10 the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
COLISEUM

sporting Life a bis screen pro
ductlon. opened Saturday morning at
the Coliseum. and will continue theirs
for a number Of days IL show life
In and around London. with . penni'
less British noblcman In tho prin.
ring and AT III. races. Thrills are the
long suit Of the picture The sym
phony orchestra will interpret II. and
sunday. at 1880 .. m. Msiotte will
play his half hour c on the
WurlItz-r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
SATURDAYS PROGRAMS

SATURDAYS PROGRAMS
IBEury-wii iiarr ~ Hart In The
fssrdes wireless"
CIf.NNEE - Mitchell I~wts In
-~ia~Tesnsh. ~ tho Law"
CoifSElN-"spsrslas Life An
star rasf.
EFN-lAsug fatrhanks In The
lamb"
sTRA~D-ror.tsnee raimssGe In
Mr.. I<fnnxwsit. ttoes."
MI~.io>-eThe Midnight rsfrua-"
-ssAr ca~t.
cotO~IAi-s<. Kids and Chapiis
e~n~iy.
CLASS ~sk Abts In Mystic
Fsrss"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-30
STRAND

Starting Saturday. the Strand was
given over almost entirely 10 laughs.
Constance Taimadg- Is there In a SO
clety comedy. Mrs. Lsffnx~elfn
| Roots" all about a young wife who
gets into trouble tscaul~ she owes
pretty clothes and good times. II
takes five picture Acts TO get her out
OF her difficulties.