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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
REPUBLICANS IN
ASSEMBLY DIVIDE
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ton, or differentiation sentiment
has not vet crystal1ized to any great
degree on any one measure that the
republican leaders have proposed
for Lassage. but it rather has taken
form against the whole program, on
the general theory that the governor
is asking the legislature 20 make the
executive arm of the state govern
mert entirely too powerful. The ar
guments set out in the governors
message, IN the attempt TO explain
each OF his demands for additional
appointive powers are being consid-
cred by the republicans carefully
and there is no gainsaying the fact
that they are influencing some of
the less unruly of the legislators.
But or some these arguments and
ali the others that are being brought
to bear by friends of the administra-
ton apparently are having little Ell
feet and the gr1mblings against
concentration of power" so stead
lily on.
1t is known that some house
members already are planning or
ganized insurgency or certain meas
ures and X has long been known
that insurgency would appear in the
senate early in the session. A con-
Uibutins factor to the situation in
/ the senate is the election or sen.
I Harry Z. Negley. OF Indianapolis, a
/ former bull mooser. 10 the floor
/ leadership of the upper house ma
/ iority. after one OF the st and
\ longest drawn out fights that ever
occurred over such = position. Neg
/ ley has not en- the support of his
own associates in the senate from
/ Marion county and an organization
already has been effected. it is un-
derstood. to make the sledding
rough for NeRley at every opportu-
nifty. This Is not contributing 20
I the general peace OF the clans 70
any great 1eerSe.
A very clear indication Of how
things were TO go came when the
/ two houses orsaniZed last Wednes-
day night. With only one or two
exceptions the slate Of candidates
I FOR principal positions in each house
which had been tentatively agreed
on by administration leaders. went
by the boards Harry Styner was
selected for principal secretary q
the senate. when practically evers
administration leader was against
, him. Robert II. Acre. OF Indianap-
I oils. was selected b. the house re-
.rblicans as principal doorkeeper
after IL had been known for two days
that the republican leaders desired
Harry b. Dynes. OF indianapolis. tC
have the place l. each o. thess
contests the vote was relatively Close
and this. too. did not contribute Il
IKE general good feeling that Ia
been hoped COR by the leaders.
Certain great interests IN th'
state. which have been supposedly IL
line for such measures as the ad-
min.stTauOn tau bin, suddenly nav,
been found fShtins such meas ure:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES
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By GenegIeVe KembIs
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JAN.
1918.
By Genegieve KembIe

1918.
sundays indicad lions are for a pleas
ant rather than a profitable day. with
many doubts. perplexities and annoy
,nces promised. II the energies are cen
red on any pursuits outside the realm
2 social. domestic or affect.oaal mzttsTs.
~ these are most behisnsntly espectec
snder the powerful lunar TRANSIT -
Venus Avoid travel and change.
Those whose birthday II IS may havs
pleasant year in social. domestic sDo
afYsctional matters. \ child born OF
ais day win he artistic. aftsctonate and
ovable.
Mondays Horoscope points 20 an event
I'll day, with large enterprises and big
ieais with combinations or associations,
resulting IN gratifying financial returns
There will ba marked stimulus 20 at
enst important things under quick
sning Mars, there In prospect % impor-
ant change and a lunar sextile 20 Nsp-
tune will give q beneficial turn TO al
secret. subtle and peculiar transaction
snd affiliations
Those whose birthday II is should have
an active and prosperous year but mus
-herish the domestic circle. A child corr
~ this dav viii be active, enterprisinS
practical and may have psychic sifts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
D. Hines
Named Director
Of US. Railroads
First Assistant TO MCAdoo
Under Federal Control
Gets Job.

Dy United Press:
Los ANGELES. Calf, Jan
11.-WilliaIn G. McAdoo today
announced that Prcs't Wilson
had cablcd the appointment of
Walker ID. Hines as director
general OF railroads.
Hines appointment Is effec-
tive Immediately, the presidents
cable To McAdoo said.
Hines was assistant director
general under McAdoo. He
went To the railway administra-
ton as chief counsel and with
i'm two months was ma1c as
sistant director general
Following his announcement of
the appointment of Hines as direc-
tor general of railroads. McAdoo is
sued the following statement:
Mr.. Hines has been my assistant
at Washington since the beginning
of government control and has a
thorough knowledge of organization
and administrator of the railroads
under federal control as we'll as the
fundamental problems involved in
the railroad situation. His ability
and experience admirably fit him
for the great trust and responsible
ity with which the president has
honored him.
aside from his obvious qualifi-
cations. Mr.. Hines is in full sym
pathy with the policies which have
guided the railroad administration
and with the views OF the president
on the railroad question. I am sure
that Mr.. Hines will have the hearty
support OF the fine army of railroad
officers and employees and / can ask
nothing better for him than that
they shall give him and the country
the same loyal and effective services
they rendered during my time as
director general"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

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rioters. who committed all manner
of murder with violence, single
han0ed or in groups, at will.
Gums and Knives Used.
A milkman, delivering milk at the
Plaza hotel. was approached by a
lone individual, who put a revolver
at the milkman's head and fred
The assassin walked around the dead
body and placing his revolver i'm his
pocket. continued his way. An old
woman with a market basket left
tackled by two men, one OF whom
cut her throat.
Fighting was renewed i'm all parts
OF the city before noon, and in the
evening there were several pitched
battles along the Avenida de Mayo
The fifth and 18th cavalry. recruit
ed to maximum strength, were or
dered in from Salta province ard
are due TO reach Buenos Aires to-
morrow.
Requisition Automobiles.
Gen. Dellepaine, as soon as he
saw that the lawless element in
tended TO continue fighting. issued
orders 10 the army and police TO
requisiton all automobiles required
and all day troops were rushed from
one scene of disturbance to another.
Gen. Dellepaine also ordered the ar
rest of Russian anarchists wherever
found agitating As soon as taken
into custody they will be interned
aboard warships IN the harbor II
is understood that they will be de-
ported under the law which permits
the government to deport without
trial. any foreigner whose presence
is considered detrimental TO the
public welfare.
Fighting persisted throughout the
the day in the Russian section
where many citizens Joined the
troops In arresting anarchists.
The question of food beca me very
serious late in the day, not even
enough supplies being distributed "a
, feed the soldiers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
CORRECTIONS.

NOhHAEl% II ONC-
The following cabled corrections
are issued as an appendix TO the
regular casualty lists at the request
Of the several press associations:
KILLED IN ACTION previously
reported missing in action.
Sergt Alvin Jonker. Grand Ha-
ven. Mich.
Cpl George F. Jones. Attica. Ind.
Pvt Shirley \. McNitt. Bangor.
Mich.
WOUNDED SEVERELY previous
~ reported missing i'm actiOn):
PRIVATES:
Bryce G. Gumbert Grovetown.
Ind.
John Kluesner. Celestine. Ind.
WOUNDED. Degree Undetermined
previously reported missing
i'm action:
Pvt Stanley X. Alder, Capac,
Mich
PRIVATES:
Edward NJ. O'Roark Charleston,
Mich.
Cassimar X. Pliske, Michigan
City. Ind
Stanley Russell Portion Detroit,
Mich.
Nern Smith. Linton. Ind.
Joseph A. Voikner. Hamtramck,
Mich
RETURNED TO DUTY previously
reported missing i'm action:
Pvt. Floyd A. Rice, Mount Pleas
ant. Mich.
WOUNDED, Degree Undetermined
previously reported missing
i'm ACtion):
PRINATES:
Phillip &. SchOnhard. Jackson,
Mich
Russell T. Argall ishpeming
Mich
/ RETURNED TO DUTY previously
reported missing i'm actiOn):
PRINATES:
Harry l. Hillbrant, Terre Haute
/ Ind
Charles White. Belding. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

and all in all the coming session ap-
parently is to be one i'm which Joy
should predominant in democrat tic
hearts-if the few democrats in
each house play the legislative game
carefully against the top-heavy re-
publican majorities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
GOVERNMENT TAKES
HAND IN BIG STRIKE
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they were willing TO submit 10 arbi-
tratiOn bv the board. The private
boat owners alone nave failed thus
far 10 indicate whether they will
acquieSce TO the request OF Pres
Wilson and argue their side before
the board. but II was reported to-
night that they would take their
men back 10 work pending a final
settlement.
shortly before midnight an
nouuCements were made by officials
or various railroads that their ferry
lines would resume operation early
tomorrow morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

@. My doe has things like worms
in her back. What is it and what
can i do for her?
"A Your doe has what is COM
monty called grub worms" and are
just between the first and second
skin and may be easily removed by
making a small incision in the skin
and pulling them out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
Rel of Honor


The following casualties are re-
ported By the commanding general
Of the American Expeaitionary
Forces: Died OF wounds. 70: died
Of disease. 1873; wounded severely.
202; missing in action. 20. Total.
424
DIED OF WOUNDS:
PRIVATES.
Earl Hebert. Menominee. Mich.
DIED OF DISEASE:
PRIVATES.
Kaork II. Kazanjian, Detroit,
Mich.
Guy Talbot, Jackson. Mich.
John y. Thompson, Algonac. Mich.
Albert c. sahm. indianapolis, Ind.
WOUNDED SEVERELY:
PRIVATES.
Frank j. IInsmeyer. Alexandria,
Ind.
Roy p Sloan. Detroit, Mich.
Gerard }. Walter. South Bend.
Ind.
Charles r. Brown. Hillsboro. Ind.
Leslie GrOeneveld. CoopersviIle,
Mich.
Joseph Martin Stauber. Menomi-
nee. Mich.
Eddie B. Taylor, Ninot. Ind.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
OF the American ExpeditiOnary
Forces: Killed in action, SO: died of
~rouudg A Ifod fror, accfdort 81
other causes, 8; died from airplane
accident. 2; died Of disease. SO:
wounded severely. 121: wounded.
degree undetermined. 4; wounded
slightly. 1: missing in action, 20;
total, 323
KILLED IN ACTION:
Lieut. Marvin E. Mapes, Oshtemo
Mich.
PRINATES.
Edward Thornton. National Mine
Mich.
William Gilland. Osgood. Ind.
Charles f. Reehl. Bad Axe, Mich
DIED OF WOUNDS:
SERGEANTS:
William +. Andrews. Muskegon
Mich
Arthur Henry Hardy. Flint. Mich
DIED OF DISEASE:
Lieut.. Bennie L. Englerth. Honey
Creek, Ind.
Scrgt. John VI. Mccarthy, South
Bend. Ind.
WOUNDED SEVERELY:
Capt. Chester Sanders. IndianapO-
lis, Ind.
CORPORALS:
Andrus NJ Irrgang Spades. Ind.
Herbert Ellsworth Murdoch, De-
trOit. Mich
Herman J. Pieper. Dubois. Ind.
PRINATES.
Leslie \. Byram. East Enterprise
Ind
HerscheI Sipe. Winchester. Ind.
MISSING IN ACTION:
PRIVATES.
BOlislaw GutOwski. Wyandotte
Mich.
Albert D. futile. sand Lake. Mich
Alva Allen, Bloomfield, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
EMPEROR OF SAHARA
KILLED BY SPOUSE
(CoNTINUEp IRON PAGE ~

face and the fifth penetrated his
back.
20 arrive after the shooting. claimed
he found a revolver in the bedroom.
where Madame Lebaudy had faint
ed. The revolver contained FIVE
empty shells.
After Madame Lebaudy had been
attended BY physicians she was
questioned for more than an hour by
District Attorney Weeks and Cor
oner Jones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
Rabbits and Their Care

Address Rabbit
C. night
Wiz these the following
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
Rowbotham paid $500 for the hat

Rowbotham paid $500 for the hat
in federal court here and said he
considered Il a bargain at that
price. Judge Van Nalkenhurg. be-
fore whom the ease was heard.
might have given him $5,o00 fine
and ten years in the penitentiary.
The express messenger. who is OF 4
prominent ST. Joseph family. plead
ed guilty in federal court TO the act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
CONTINUE COUNCILS.

BY nlted IrcSs;
WASHINGTON. Jan. ii-State
and local councils OF defense viii be
continued for the present to assist
in readjustment problems
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

Q. DO ybu consider raising rab-
bits a good investment for a person
in poor health?
A. Yes, if you are strong enough
TO take care of them properly. The
work is not hard. Chas. 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

q. How many rabbits does it take
TO start with?
A. A beginner will do we'll to
start with a trio. II. b. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
roo LATE To CLASSIFY.

TOR SALE-Set ~ Ivory Furniture.
bed. mattress. springs. dresser. ClN-
ff.Isler. chair. Furnffure was bought from
Heller in oct VIII sell for S125 Reason
Tor selling. leaving town. J0i ~ Main II
Ioa4f- 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
BOND Loss NO
LONGER MYSTERY
Studehaker Affair Soon to Be
Solved = Probe Gives
Opposite Findings.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

FOR SALE 40.
and eIuinmrnt
III aud III W
- q Ken az once
Attorney Union
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

tho Restaurant Gvures
located in the hundiug.
Jefferson blvd. BnrEuin
Inquire Nltus a. Jones.
Trust bldg. 1912 ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
Spanish Rabbit.

Q. How is Spanish rabbit cooked
or prepared?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

A. Cut rabbit, young or old. into
pieces and stew with onions and
two dried peppers. a tablespoonful
OF olive oil and salt; add a can of
tomatoes and half a cup OF dried
mushrooms. soaked in water a few
minutes, thicken gravy with corn
starch. Cook all together with Span
ish beans or plain boiled rice, and
one onion cut up fine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12
BUENOS AIRES FOOD
SITUATION CRITICAL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-12

GHl a La.
BOlislaw GutOwski. Wyandotte
Mich.
Albert D. futile sand Lake. Mich
Alva Allen, Bloomfield, Ind.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
Sie TrieOens=
cOnferen5,
SentIdllnnS uirb sur 9lnnabme Der
6rleoensbeoingnngen ge5wnnaen.
- SeeblOfaOe i'm Sale elmer g6-
IebnnHg.

Raris. - Sofortige, ouf peitere
llnterio6ung GeutidIanO'S a63ie-
lenoe g1uBnabmen, foQS ieine Dele
9aten iih peigern iouten, BEN ;Frie-
oenspertrag su lnter3ei6nen, IieB
Die glnfiinOigltng erfennen, OuB
Dforibaa Sod pom 9fererrotb an
0cn &bein 6eor0ert Uur0e, Inn MOTH
lbenoig erideinen0e 56ritte 3u
abun, faas ser 9ertrag nidt unter-
i, jeihnet miro.
Der 8ierrerratb, aus 9rai. gQiI-
ion, 9aoio 2Iopo Q}eorge, NJ. Gle,
mencem un0 Signor Crlan0o be-
ItebenO, bat ferner 0ie Grneueruna
Der itricten 8lofaoe gegen Geutif-
lanO fiir Sen san Ser gl6lehnunq
0es 6rieoen5OertrngS inter 9crotb-
ung.
3pei meitere g1oten ser 0eutIhen
8euo0m6dtigten betreffs interna.
tionaIer 2lr6eit5- @ciesgebung umo
i5reigube Ser 8rieg@gefangenen, be-
idloB Ser &iererrot6 nift ioiort su
'eaTNDorteu, pie Dies BEL oen eriten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
.a8 GnOc 9(lt.
Sritrrrri6'8
Sein 9Inidllnf an ScutidDIanS me6r
mOelidI. - Mare &abniinn, iaet
Sauiler Renner. - CeitCrrei1
hat feline SlOtte mebr.

@isn. - 9rIt-0eiterreidls Srab-
geIaltte ert0ute, ais Rau3ler Reurter
bel lleberuabme oe@ N}au0at$. ais
iSrie0enoOeIeaat mad St. german
5i 8eben, I'M &arIamcnt erflarte, er
gabe ie0e @oifnlmg aui cine Sutton
nit Geutihlauo aui. Die Sttm-
muug in Der 8ummer mar, mic lih
elm 9te0ner auSoritdte, 0uB yeS
@obnliun mare. i'd nit elmer Iu-
tion 81 pereini9eu, ole oerortigen
NtabreQelu urterporien lit.
g0oS oiterreidiihe Tolf mlIs fiir
Die QIiliethoteu ieincr 9errlfer
bijBen", erfIdrte ser 8an3Ier. ,g9ir
baben ME arieg eefpont uuo mir
poren uiht ShuI0 ooran. oaB er
fam. Sd neroe mciu @eiteS tbu1l,
nm before 8c0ingmgen fijr mS st
befommcu.
Die 2Iniprodc 0c5 Sanders riibr.
te oiele Der 9Inucicr0m }u lbrGneu.
@iuiac SocioIiiteu ior0erten man
iolle irbcrhoupt feline 0cledaten nacb
Borts idideu eS purOc mociicn fein
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
Nns SentidlanO.
ScHtidle MISUNDERSTANDING hat
6rieOensbeOinsungsn inter &c.
ratbnng. - SIblebnnna oes Srie.
Sensnertrags Surdl aanslrr SGei-
oemann angebcutet.
9arf nidt iein, erfIGrt Snnsler
Sheioemann.

Berlin. 9eutihlau0 Ite6e an
einem @enOepunct Ieines notiona-
len 2ebens, erfldrte aan3ler Sdei0e-
mann in ieiuer 9ie9e Dor ser am
0foutag in Berlin 5ltiammengetrete-
uen oeutihen MISUNDERSTANDING,
unO 9lufga6e Der Rational. &criamm-
lung lei es, 5u Dem, mas oie @eq-
|ner 5rieOens -9eoinguugen uennen",
Stellung 5u nebnlcn.
ul1niere Station om 2eben 3u er.
boItcn - Dies unO nidt5 9lnoercs" ,
fubr Ser annjIer tort, lit miere
8fliht; mir oerfolgen feline natioua.
lntiihcn Gr1ltme. aeinerIei Qreitiqe-
6roger, fein 9unqer mad 03od)t bo-
ben tbeil al unieren Grrdgunacn
9aS nodte 2eben iii es, OnS mir fiir
unier 2nno un0 uniere 9totion ha-
ben miiiien, Jest III oieier Stun0e,
0o ieoer oie 6ono 6e5 g8iirgerS an
Ser aeble fiihlt.
o2oiien Sic mid obne toctiide
griDdglngen SIT 5Sbnen ipreden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18

2.nacitcatc elmer umeritnniitCn8erqs
iaerfsacieuidait in 5anta GuIolia
nah Der 5taot Gbi6uabua gebradJt
por0en iin0, neil ser 9on0itenfiib.
rcr GiQa IromwQen aeHtaft hattc
gei Der Ginuabme non Barral lit
sic 9ciammte -Goruiiou
auf bic 5eite 0iGa'5 i6erQctreten
uno 0ic Hebe0en }Crmce be0roht ictt
ioQor Die Stoot chihuahua. Die
BORT anidiiiQcn }lmcriconcr iontu
bentilht icin. uoh 81 @oIo }u neIon-
gen, 0a iie fiirdtclL Dab audi ole
Barniiou in G6buobuu iibertreten
per6e, iaGs 6ic Stoot mirfljtl an.
qeqrificu merocu ioIte.
1orrcon ion icBt Qi1o's uohite5
3icl iciL uno Onrh Die Gima1nc
0icier Sto0t niiroe ibm Ger 0el
nad Dem 5iiocn ofien ite6ep.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
9(Is lfeinLtot Ser gRunicinnI.

- 9tI5 &eiuItat ser WunicipaI.
mohI erbdlt @ien gum crItcn 0}oIc
in ieiner @eibid)te ciuen Sociol0c-
mofroten ol3 Cber6irgermciiter.
Snt Sta0trotb itebcn 80 2ocialoe-
nofraten Is Dlitglie0ern ser Oiittel-
claiien gegeniiber.
@on 3 2lutobon6itcn. sic tie
Derbaftet botten un0 bon D}oriboQ
mad &erington bringen moaten,
wnroen in Der 92Gbe BON Qerington,
Nlo. Soi. 6. Colbert, S6eriif uno
Sobn QPc0onnIo, Ieputp 5beriff
pon 2aiapcttc Gountp, ernor0et uno
,$us. 6. Stopelton, Elm onOerer De-
putin, le6ensaeidbrlih oernunOet
SIN 5uo-G6iIi BADEN lleber,
ihwemmun9en groBen Sha0en an.
gerldtet
3pci W1urcr pur0cu qet0o.
tet uno > oerIast, oIs in Der Nore
1I5lnnosMarincmerit su GaGcio,
Calf, cine Grploiion crfolatc.
- Die tsj06rigc Rutb C5orriIon
in Senttle, @oin., meIdle oinqeIton-
oen botte, ,5rau Srnce 6. 5torrs
DcraiItct 3u bnbcu. INN ocrcu Sat
ten beiratbcn 3u fonnen, iii 0on cis
ner 15urD 0orticl6it frcigciproten
por6en, neil lie sur 3cit 6e5 9cr.
brefcns raeiitig un5uredlnnnpss
iobig" gerpeien lei.
@}ericaniihe 9an0iten Ipreng.
ten 81 1ompico, Rer., cine goconio.
the uno einen ,5raftuaggou III bic
quit, nobel II Reaiqrunasioloaten
uH0 ole 3ugmonnihait aetootet
mTroen.
3u CrIeun5. Sranfreidl. MIR
Dem , amerjcaniide 5o(0ateu get66
tct uno s idner Dcrleet. ais elm 2.r-
meesSaiialto ron ciucm gdbu3ug
oetrcffen nur1a
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
Dcr~DietCrv Gcam" StarR
iibcr;cicbnct.

&niBinatun, :. 6. Die FINITE
mo lebte populdrc ariegsonIei6e
ser Der. Stootcu lit ltarf ii6erieid).
net DorOeH Cbuohl Die @eiammt.
3eihnltnaen uiht Dor etpa spei
8oden aud MIR annabcrnO befannt
lein mer0en 3eigen Die sur 8erfiia.
lng ltebenOen 3nbIcn, OaB oos anne
ricariihe &olf Dem an oaSiel6e er.
gangenen Nppea IN gencr6Ier 8eiic
entiprohen bat, nn0 sic 9camten oes
S6abamtS miirocn uidt ii6errnidlt
iein, penn 0ie S6IuB5iifer bis an
nabe5u ied)5 0huioroen heraurei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18

- 8m. W}iner, Specioloqent 6es
r{1litBoepartements. mo @m. 0}aps,
z,nipector ser rlern5 Gottle GoiIcr5'
aIii'n.", iiro i'm aampf NIT .Mon0-
iheih.9rennern" in QlcGurtain
G0untp, GfIabomn, gcto6tet por0cn.
2urd Grploiion cineS 92uni-
tiousOepot8 bel 9riiiiel wur0en pie
Il BORT internirte 0eutide Beion-
gene geto6tct be3D. oermun0et uno
.ricle 6duier i'm llmfreis Don ,
23etIeu 3ertriimmert.
9Sn guenos 2lire$, 9IrQentinieu,
rurOeu Sdritte getbou, 100 anar.
&iitiihe 4gitdtoren, meiit 8uIien II.
S2ltaIiener, 3u 0eportiren.
DIoitaQ-aropaue iiihrten in
GleoeIano, q, SIT 3aiommenitoBen
n,it Der @oli3ei. pc5ei , 4eriouen
1et00tet uu0 mehr als 200. 0aruuter
II 9oIijiiteu. cernunoet muroeu.
t.34 lluriheitiTter uurocn uerhaitet.
Sleb5ig &erioueu faHoen bet
Sem iiingiteu gr05c6cu in Sau 5al
4a6or ibrcr loo. lleber 800 wur
sen perIeEt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
lpisSer cine nsns 2lIlian,.

&aibiuatuH, :. 6. - Sln ei-
ner Oas nmtlidle Hcinmc Oes
6rlsSenSDertrngS ersGn5enScn
OfficieIIen Grtlarnng unroe
befannt gegebeu, OOf @rGiiocnt
Nilion iidl Uerpflidltct babc,
Sem Senat Gin llebereinfum.
men in empfehlen, nadD mel
dem Die Scr. Staaten i'm Der
Gin init 6rDfbritnnuicn Srnuf.
reid IOfurt ~ Nilfe fOmmen
ioilcu, i'm Sale eiucS nmvruou-
rtrtcn AnariffS ieitenS 7cmtidl.
lambs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
Die Seelenauul 0es 6cntifcn
Golfes."

n@egennartig nber" ia6rt or tort.
..berrift mar Der nndtc Gqoismls.
2(bcr ouh Der lit MIR cine Gridei-
rimq 0c5 aagenlcin0n lieoarqana5.
&eun ,9rie6en mo Herehtafcit
ni6t bolo Die0er SIR @elhlug fon
mcn nenn 0icier SccIcnauaI 0es
ocutiden 0oifcs uiht Gin baloiqc5
Gu6e Qcm1dlt miro, miro Sic G'elt
in Icutitlnu6 uur nod cin nerorm.
tcs mo pbuiiih ncrfommcu1s Rolf
crbIideu Iie pbuiiifen uuo aliiti.
Gen 3uiian6e in Ecutitlon6 creli
rem ocu geacnndrtiqen poItiideH,
moraIiIfen mo mjrthitaitlidcn
3uiammenbrud 0es Qolles.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18
&oec tn 1IcrHmericC tuic.
Scr FritiIcb.

@ai6iuatOu, :. &. - Gie Sage
i'm norbIihen N2erico miro in U&el-
oungen, Sic in @oi6tnaton aus Ser
SauptitaOt Nterico mo non Ser
@ren3e einoetroifcn iino. ais redt
crnit geibiIocrt. Gem StoaiSocpar.
cement mtroe mitgetbeiIt, oaB 1000
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-18

bctoen 9toten 9eif)eben mar, ion0ern
Oleiel6en 3un0fIt So6oeritdn0igeu
jar 9egutoAtltng 3u iiberpeiien lnO
en- 8leidle@ geidab nit an0eren
9toten, Ill Oencu, mtc uerlautct, INN
ll2il0ering Ser .0en Huiu Geutid-
Lambs beOeutenoeu" SrieOcns6c0in-
glngen nofgeiudt mur0e. l2citere
?toten 3u gleihem 3mede iouen in
&orbereitung iein.
Die CeiterreidDer angefommen.
Gorl 8enner, 0eiterrei6's aani-
Ter, brahte an 03ittpof ieine iSrie-
6cnsoelegation uno oeren 9(ttahe3
mad Dem rabe 8ori5 geIegenen ct.
(Sermoin, no 6ieielben in ben n0d.
iten9ogen OieSge0ingungcn Der aQiir.
Ten uno oer6iiu6eten QP1dlte er6ulten
perSen, pon peIden Ser 6rieoen fiir
oa5 ebenlolige aaiierreih obhdngen
uir0.
Gbtna nnterSeidlnet nidlt.
4aris. - 8as hineIiid]e Cabinet
bat Die 8eDoamddtigten Ghina's bel
SER 6rieOensconferen3 in Ioris an
Qcrpieien, tetnen @ertrog SIT inter
ieitneu, Der 6ie iriiheren 0eutihen
8edte in Der 8ropin3 Sdontlng al
,>apan abtreten pitr0e.
8otihaften, oie linen 8epaltacte
anoroben, faas iie Sen 6ric0ensDcr-
trng rntter5eihnen, iin0 ser fineii-
Idlcn Delegation 5ugegangen.