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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
KAR0LYl TRIES SCARE ALLIES;
 FlOLS HIMSELF

BUDAPEST. April S.-(F-That Count karolyi. the celebrated Hun garian radical leader under the Aus tro-Hungarian regime. played the role of Frankenstein in the formation of the Hungarian communist govern. ment now appears certain. And like the Frankenstein, having created a monster to scare others finds 1t fastened on himself without means of relief.
 According to the best information obtainable Karolyi personally planned and engineered the communist move ment in order to scare the allied powers by a spectre of Bolshevism. The results were startling. but the scare came to the originator of the scheme instead of the allies. The plan backfired. It gave Bela Kun an opportunity. for which he had been looking, of becoming dicta- tor of the Trotzky type of commun- ist.
 While Kun Is apparently firmly seated. how long he will remain so is a matter of doubt. The socialists are opposing him and attempting to set up a moderate socialistic govern ment. And Karolyi is willing to back any kind of movement that will rid him of the monster which he brot into being.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14

sons were killed and hundreds of others injured.
 The cotton town of Canaan, Texas, was entirely destroyed by the force of the storm. Scores of houses were destroyed at this place alone. Hund- reds of homes in other parts of the storm-swept country were destroyed. The fruit crop in these sections was severely damaged and numbers of large orchards totally wrecked.
 DALLAS. Texas, April 9.-Pp- (Late Wire)-Additional reports re- ceived here tonight from the storm devastated sections of Oklahoma and Texas increase the number of persons killed to S2. This number will probably be added to when all reports are received.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
LETT REPUBLIC
 IS ESTABLISHED

COPENHAGEN. April S.-(R)-The establishment of Lettish republic according to official despatches re- ceived here from KovnO. The presi. dent of the new government and the members of the Tarybet, or parlia. ment, were sworn into office on April 4th last. The Let's are re- ported to have expelled the Bolshe- wiki forces from within their bound. aries and are proceeding to estab- fish law and order.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
AUSTRIA GIVES
 DUKES THE HOOK

GENEVA. April PcReports received here from Austria tonight state that all the Austrian arch dukes with their families have been expelled from Austrian territory un- der the decree of banishment which was recently enacted at Vienna. These include Archduke Friedrich, former field marshal of the Austrian army. It is said that all of those expelled have left aboard special train for Switzerland, where they will reside in the future. They are under escort by republican guards.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
LEAVES
 FOR THE NORTH

VALLEJO, Calif., April 9.-R)- The naval collier, Saturn, accompan- jed by the revenue cutter Unalga leaves the naval base here tomorrow enroute to various Alaskan points The vessels have repair crews for maintainance work which viii be done on the several naval radio sta tions In the north. These include Sitka, Cordova, St. Paul. Juneau. Ketchikan and others. Repairmen for lighthouses will also be taken along. The ships will spend several months in Alaskan waters.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
WITHDRAWAL OF
 BOLS REPORTED

STOCKHOLM. April 7.-(R)-Ad. vices received here this morning state that all the Bolsheviki forces in northern Lithuania are being hastily withdrawn into Russia proper. This retirement is said to have com. menced following a severe fight with the Lithuanian army in which the Russian soviet forces suffered SC. were losses. It is reported that the Bolsheviki soldiers mutinied after this defeat and demanded to be led back home.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
ODESSA HELDBY
 UKRAINE FORCES

PARIS, April S.-R)-Press re. ports here tonight from Kiev state that the Ukrainian Black seq forces have captured Odessa, the great port of southeastern Russia. from the allies. This city was taken several months ago by allied Black sea forces and used by them as a base of operations. Recent reports re. ceived from there stated that the allied armies might be forced to withdraw on account of critical food conditions. No confirmation has been received os the ssll of the city.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
DRUGS
 SEIZED IN RAID

NEW YORK. April 9.-P)-Fed. eral agents tonight arrested four druggists and six prominent physi. clans on charges of unlawfully sell. ing drugs. The government agents seized $25,000 dollars worth of drugs during the raid. The government Is making an intensive drive against the drug peddlers of this city and local authorities declare that they are convinced that there Is an or ganized ring carrying on the bust. ness.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
NEW YORK BOYS
 NEXT TO LEAVE

WASHINGTON, April 8.-P)- The war department this evening announced that practically the en. tire 18th division of the American forces in France has been assigned for early convoy home. This divi- sion Is composed of New Workers, members of the National army and has seen active service in France. It is now a part of the American army of occupation in Germany.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
FORCES ARE
 SENT TO QUIET KOREA

HONOLULU. April s.-P)-Ad- vices received here today state that six battalions of soldiers have been rushed from Japan into Korea to stop the disturbances which have appear ed in various sections of that coun. try. The Koreans are endeavoring to attract the attention of the peace conferees with a view of obtaining release from Japanese control.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
COFFIN ESCAPES
 DEATH SENTENCE


 PARIS. April 9.-R)-President Poincaire yesterday commuted the death sentence imposed on Emil Cottin to ten years imprisonment. This action was taken at the request of Premier Clemenceau. whose life was attempted by Cottin. The at- tack was made on the French pre- mier as he entered his carriage to be driven to a meeting of the peace con- ference on February 18th last. Cot tin was seized by a waiter and turn ed over to the police. He was given a quick trial and sentenced to death.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
ALLIES RETREAT
 FROM BLACK SEA

PARIS. April s.-Rt-Oficial con firmation of the reported evacuation of Odessa was received here today by the French war office. The al- lied forces left the Russian Black sea port on account of a serious food shortage. The city was occupied by the Ukrainian forces shortly after Its evacuation by the allied army. It is reported that the pressure of the BolsheviN forces in this region is increasing and the Ukrainians may be forced to withdraw within a short time.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
RIOTS START IN
 INDIAN CAPITAL

LONDON. April s.-R1-An ofilcial despatch received tonight by the gov ernment states that rioting broke out in Delhi. the Indian capital. yes. terday which continued for several hours. Eight persons were killed and twelve seriously injured in these dis turbances. The authorities soon quelled the rioters and the city is reported to be quiet again.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
FOUR GENERALS
 ARE DECORATED

WASHINGTON. April 7.-RtThe war department today awarded dis. tinguished service medals to three American general officers and one foreign general. The oficers thus honored with the coveted decoration are. General Otani, commander of the allied forces in Siberia, Major Gen. eral Leonard Wood. Major General Hugh s. Scott, and Major General Morrison. The order of award states "for exceptionally meritorious service during the war;"
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
SEATTLE MAN SUFFERING
 FROM FALL IN AlRPLANE

HAMPTON. Va. April 9.--R- Lieutenant John E. Nicely. a Seattle. Wash. boy was seriously injured when his aeroplane fell from a height of 250 feet during the morn. ing maneuvres at the army aviation field near here. His companion. Serg. J. s. Richardson. was also hurt. Both men are expected to recover. The cause of the accident Is un. known.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
STORMS SWEEPING OVER
 MIDDLE WESTERN STATES.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-(F- Heavy storms are sweeping over the entire middle western states tonight. Much damage has been done by these storms. Many wires are down and news despatches are being rout. ed ill some cases by way of Canada.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
BOLSHEVK NOT
 WELCOME THERE

RIO DE JANEIRO, April 8-(P)- The police authorities today prevented the landing of Russian who claimed to be a representative of the Russian soviet government. The Russian was informed that there was no place for him within the borders of this Coun- try and he was warned to remain aboard the steamer. It is reported that he went to Buenos Aires where he will attempt to land.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
ADOPTS
 DAYLIGHT RULE

WASHINGTON, April S.-R-- Official information received here thru the Spanish minister states that Spain has adopted the daylight say ing plan. The new system goes Into effect immediately.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
SEVERE STORMS
 DO MUCH INJURY

DALLAS, Tex. April 9.-R}-- Heavy equinoctial storms which swept thru southern Oklahoma and northern Texas this afternoon took . heavy toll of lives and did enor. nous damage to property. Reports from various towns in both states show that at least sixty-ssven per
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14

The for calling the strike has not been mentioned in any Rome despaces which have been received here gently The above despatch is the first intmaton that lta ian labor had any intention of calling such strike It is possible that later depaches will contain the of the ton of the abortes but the present time the entire try is wondering what has happened and what the labor lead
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14
ITALIAN LABOR COUNCIL ISSUES
 CALL FOR GENERAL STRIKE; WILL
 BEGIN TOMORROW LAST 25 HOURS

ROME, April 9-(49-Ths country is deeply concern ed threatened general strike which has just been call ed by Italian labor council The strike is called begin Thursday morning and will last for 25 hours at least
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-14

Money carries germs. my dear"
 "Still, I must have some money" declared the bride. "You remember we took . chance on kissing"
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

oie aapieln nod rro nod, 5uerIt sic
ullterer, Damn 0ie oberen nnO gu
leBt Die oberIten.
60 oallert Die @rrte, Die I'M
September beginnt, modem. uno
monatclong ulo fam IN beionoerS
giinitigen Sabren, mie oas 1904
Der Sail NOR, ii6 bis in ben @onot
Sebrltar eritreden. 2ei1t lit Die
4rbeit ni6t, oenn iie muB oft III
~gliiben0em Sonnenbrano Derridtet
peroeu. Ser &fliifer i6lcppt eli
men ettpa iiinf SUB langen Sof
nit, Der iibcr ser S6ulter bcfeltigt
lit, uno in ben er Die aus ben bar-
ten, ipisen &apieln berausee5upfte
@ole bineinitedt. Die 2eiltun9s-
fdbigfeit Der Arbeiter lit beridieoen.
Gin anfanger fam niGt mebr als
so Gfuno tdgli9 ernten. @eibte
@rbeiter bringen es auf 800 Yfuno.
8eionoers geididt iino in oieier
Sinii6t Die Neger. Ser 2obn miro
nod benz @epibt Der geiammelten
@aummoGe bemeiien uno er beeirt-
fluBt iebr ben Hreis Der @alim-
noble. gs mar oarum BON ieber
Der 8uni6 Der Yflan5er, cine
brau9bare grntemaidine gu erbal-
ten. IS fino AUDI i'm 2auf Der 3eit
oeridieoene Mai9inen f%onitruiert
uoroen, aber feline fonnte bislana
poaig befriecieen, 90 ia Die Wfa-
idine me1anii6 arbeitet nn6 Die
reife @aummone BON Der nnreifen
nidt 5u trennen Dermag. 90 tper.
Den Die 9aumiponpfliider, pie iie
mi elmer u%nierer Mbbiloungen oar-
geitelt iino, nod LANCE in ben Siio-
i%taoten Ser Union cine tppiide ST.
l6einung bleiben, uno oas @elhdft
oes 4bmdgenS Der Tilideridde aui
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Den bniptiG1li6 Die gepaltiget
@rilten alf ben @eItmarft gebradt.
Die in Mmerifa ~angeboitten Stau-
ben errei9en our9idnittIi9 cine
&0be BON orei bis flint Sub. @tpo
5tpei Monate nod benz N(ufgeben
Der Goat beginnt Die 8liite. gu
nG9It erI6einen 0ie malpenartigen
8liiten in ben 9Iottminfeln am ull-
tern Sell Der Stauoe. Morgens
friib bre6en Sic &noipen ouf, nno
sic 9Iumen iino bis Wittng enttpif-
felt. Sic lino anfongs iueiB bel Der
l1planOItauoe urto gelb bel Der Sea
SSslano, ober an 9fodmittag oeigen
l6on beioe rotIi6e Streifen. Sim
anoern @orgeu iinO Die 8liiten
flcii6forben, gegen Mittog idon
welfen 1ie unO faaen baum raid ob.
Sn5wiI9en treibt Die Stauoe IN oet
oberen Seilen ttelte Bitten. Sin
SteIc Ser obgefoaenen Bitten er.
i6einen nun Die Samenfapieln, Die
our bolen aitsbiloung uno &eife
5tpeieinbolb bis orei Monate bral-
den. Sn ibrem Snnern bergen iie
ooblrci6e, ie na6 Der grt brarne
poer griinli6e Somen, Die nit fei-
ner, oiGter @o1e beiebt iino. SIT
Die Sru6t gereift, 10 ipringt Die et-.
ma lp%alnuBgroBe &apiel ouf, nno es
qitellen aus ibr Die nit @oue beies-
ten Somen berpor. Sci trodenem
ionnigen 8etter iibt Die @one inn
mer loier in ser 8apiel, ibr Ser
bono miro loderer, lie miro idlieB-
lid elm Spiel Ser @inoe, ltno 10
miro Der Samen Ser 8flan5e ber-
breitel. gu 0ieier ridtiirIi6en Be
thinning lGBt aber Der Meni9 iei.
ne &l,lturpflan3e nidt fommen. So-
balo Die 9apieln IN g%eniigenoer
Menge ii6 eeoffnet boben, beginnt
6ie @rute. @ie Die Bitten na6ein-
amber eridieueu iinO, 10 reifcn OH
elmer uno oerielben Stauoe oud
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

y8ddter zines 2agers BON Soumpul>
bnllcn.
bc~itsfrdften berDGltnismdBig ormen
amerifa eripieS iif Dieie Mai9i1te
ais Elm mabrer Seger, uno lie mar
es Dor allemL Die eineu Anipprn 5ur
@rpeiterilng Ser 9aumlr 1sultur
in ben 8ereinigten Sta CAB.
Seitoem iino Die @inmo7 IN ma
tiirli6 beoeuteno perbeF poroerl.
Geben Der SGgegin wuroe cine
@al5enein fonltruiert, Die ben @or-
tell bat, oaB iie Die 8aumpoue me-
niger 5erreiBt. @eute meroen Die
meiiten oieier Mal6iuen nit 9ampf
ODER nit @nIlerfroft betrieben, IN
Ben mooernen ginri6tungen iinO
audi Mb5ugsrobre porgeieben, Ourd
sic Ser e~ntitebenoe Staitb abgeleitet
miro, 10 0aB Der Mufentbalt in ben
@inrdumeu ii6 ertrdgliGer geital-
let. 9ur6 oieic Wtal1inen miro
Die Samenboumtpoae in oie Clint
baumipole pertpanoelt, pie 1ie Der
Spinner brau9en fam. Sic bill.
oct aber nod cine loie, Iodere
Naiie, oeren Sransport re6t llml-
ltGrbli9 ip1re. Sic mub oorum 5it
felten @aaen gepreBt per0en. 6rii-
Der ipuroe Dies nit Sanopreiien Be-
iorgt, ipater aber bat man Strait
maidinen eingefiibrt, Die fir Yfer-
De- ODER 9nmpfbetrieb eineeridltet
iper0en fonnen. Sn lbnen miro Die
lodere 8aumtpoae 10 5%uiammenge-
oriidt, Dab Ser @aIlen Die 9ifte oes
lllmenbol5es alfmeilt, oas beiBt IA
bis IS &ilo 8aumtpoIle ol1f citten
9ubiffuB geben. 9ieie @reiiell, BON
0enen es ueridieoene Spiteme eibt,
arbeiten fortOauerno; tp6breno bic
Iodere 8aumpoae in einen Eri6ter
gefiiat miro, preBt Die Mai9ine oen
9aaer, Der IN Der &egel 50 3oa
lang, % 3ou bid unO 80 3on brett
lit, peri6niirt i'm init @onoeiien
ooer eefIodtenem 9rabt uno idiebt
i'm Dor. Die gauge Operation
oallert nltr Orei Bis flint MinllterL
uro wdbreno Die Maihine arbei-
tet, reibt iiG i'm Sdjuppen 9aIen
an 9alen. @egcntpdrtig pcrben
f%leillere 8alen bepor5itgt u1lo bar-
alif gea6tct, 6oB iie mogli1it gleid-
mGBige &onten aufDciicn, neil oa.
hur6 Ole geridiffung beocutcno err
lei6tert ipiro. Nun iebt Der Bflor-
ger ouf Die fertigen 8alen nod iei.
ne Warfe, mno Die 8aumtponc mani
cert nod ibrem @eltimmltngsort, III
Die eitbeimii6en Spinnercien ooer
iiber ben S5eali, I'M in europa in
@arne uno Stoffe berponoeIt al
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Die Equalization babel nit I'M Spiel
lit, aeItalten ii6 Die @reiSidUanfrn-
gen ungemeiu itorf, Die Differen-
sen muB natiirli9 Die europdti1e
SSnoultrie trogelL unO in manden
Sabren be5iffern ii9 Die Serlulte,
sic iie erleioet, att Sun0ertc Wttl'
Iionen. Die europdii6en aoloniol'
mddte beobiiGtigen, ben 8altmtpol'
bou in ibren iiberieeii6en 8eiisurt-
aen al ertpeitern o0er r1elt ms ZEE
ben at rufen. @s iino aud in Itri-
ia uno Iiien 0amit nielperipre6en-
Sc @nfGnge gema6t tuorOen. Sor'
bil0li6 lit babel in bieler Sinii9t
Die amerifonii6e &ultur, oenn Die
Mmerifoner boben eS nobl perltart-
Sen, Iie auf cine bobe Stltfe Der
Go1enOung 5u brtngen. Die 3et-
ten, in oenen man NIT Saumtrole
&aubbou trieb uno Die &ultllr Ell
men nomaoii6en @borafter botte, oa
BON 3eit gu 3eit neue Seller in Sim
ipru6 genommen iperoen nlnBten,
iino lGngIt oabin. Der amcrifaner
lit iest rei9li6 beitrebt, Die Saim'
uoafeloer ratiouen gu Oiingen, nno
begniigt ii9 nidt nit ben @ilfs-
queaen, oie ibm oaS eigene 2ono
bietet, ioroern be5iebt audi in gro'
BEN @engen @atronialpeter aus
Chile ltno &aliial5e aus 9euti9'
Lamb. 9ie Iusiaat finoet in Der
0fegel i'm Mpril itatt. Sn flaGe
Jur6en, Die ouf Dem beitellten ader
in AbitdnOen bon 3-472 Sub sc.
5ogen iino, tperben 8umeiit nit Wta-
i6inen Die Samenf0rner 10 geIegt,'
ooB fie 5 Bon tpeit poneinanoer fols
len. Die Mai6iBe Oedt tie gleid)
1 3ou bod nit @roe 5u. Sci GENT
eeno feudter @itterung eri9einen
oie iungen 8fldn56en nod 5ebn
Eagen, irno nun gilt es, oas 6elo
pom llnfralt rein 3u baIten. @lei6s
3eitig miro oie Saut geli6tet, inOem
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

sem 1ScI6 miro nod meiter fortblii-
bet. 8iele %iIan5cr babcn Die Gin
ridtrng %getroiien, Oob al ocn Sdf.
fen Der Grutcorbeiter cine Seiten-
toidc ongc6ro9t lit, in tie mini
Ocrpcrtige 8altmiuolle geitcdt miro.
90 ninlmt man ifon bier cine Cor
tierung Dor, fir Die Die @iite Der
@are pom beionOcrem gelang lit.
Die g~eerntcte role goumtpoae
miro SunGdit in beIonoeren Ytaidi-
nen qereiniot, oos bciBt bon aler-
lei 9eimengitnger, pie @rOe, Stein.
diem uno Oergleiden, befreit. Die
nG6Ite aitfgabe beItebt BARN, Die
Soier BON Dem Sameu 81 trennen.
Gem @euidt nad ii6ertuiegt Der
Gomen, Die brau66ore 9oumtpoa-
faier biIoet MIR ben oritten Seil Der
%0eernteten Mioiie. Die Srennltng
gei6iebt in ben iogcnannten Gnt-
f0rmngsmoi6iuen, Die 'oagencin
@inmai6incn genannt perOen. Sn
SItinoien benuste man gu oieiem
3ped felt uraIter 3eit Die G9urfo,
cinen @pparat, in Dem Die 9anm-
wone 5pii9en 0tpei b0l5ernen 8ol-
sen Our6ge5ogen tpuroe, pdbreno
Ser Samen auriidblieb. InfongS
baben ard Die Amerifater NIT Die
lem altoerer6ten @erGt gearbeitet.
90 erfano i'm Sa6r 1892 eli @bit-
nap Die SGgegin cine WtaI6ine, IN
ser eiierne, freisformige SGgen Die
Srennung Der Safer bon Dem Sa-
men beioreten. Sbre 2eiitungs-
fGbigfeit ieste oamnls in @ritou-
ncr, oenn nit ser SGgegin ent-
fernte elm glrbeiter 10 piel Baum
moue mie 800 Mrbeiter nit Der
Gburfo. Sn Dem Oantols an ar-
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
@oriidhs.

3tpei @raouierte BON Susfe9ee
College itanoen in einem Wtuni5i-
palgeri1t ais 4ntp6lte 0er 8arteien
einon0er gegeniiber. Sic &edtsfrage
mar cine aiemlid oermideltc, uno 10
eriudte ser &i1ter nm I%nfiibrung
bon Meinungen BON SuriIten ooer
BON 8r65eoen5fduen.
Der flagerii6e Mnualt bdnoigte
CT. gbren iofort elm Bud elm uno
mics auf cine marfierte Steae IN
oielem 8u6e bin. Ser &idter los
Die Gteae aufmerfiam uno erflarte
Damn:
rSa, oieier SAL i6eint Die Sadie
81 Oeden."
9araufbin nabm Der gertreter
Ser perflagtcn 8artei oas @ort. @r
batte IoIGe llnteritiibung Der MiIs-
%fiibrungen 6es @egnerS nidt erfpar'
tet ltno iagte nun:
.Miita Goaeee, lnlien sic mid
gefGaieit audi in oas Bud btnetnle-
ben"
uNihts SOL" ertpioerte iein Seq
ner, oas 8nA beiieitc baltcno, looab
es Ser anoere, Der ihon Oanah GEE
ariffen bate, nidt erreiden fonnte.
.Scben sic in Sbre eigencn Bidder
Bincin."
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

| nameutli1 @eltin0ien, 8aumtpoae
nod europa gu liefern. Sn oaS
meite @ebiet ser 8ereini9ten Staa-
ten BON In1erifa mar tie bis Oa.
mails nod nidt por%geOrungen. Den
europGii6en ginpanoercrn gebiibrt
0os 8eroienit, lie bier ms 2eben geA
rufen 81 BADEN. Grit i'm Sabr 1880
tpuroe Die erlte 8aumtDoQltauoe III
Carolina gepflan8t; ober llur lang
ialn breitete iid Der Inbau aus.
Wtebr aIS elm S%aDrbun0ert ip1ter,
I'M Sobr 1890, nuroen in ben Sii0.
Itoaten Ser l1nion mr. 5000 @auct
geerntet. Sn5piihcn muroen Die
englii6en Spinner auf oaS ameri-
folii6e gr5eugnis aufmerflam li10
f~ollften es germ. Die <ltur itieg,
i'm Sobr 1900 betrlig Die @rnte be-
reits 10000 8allcn, oreiBig Sabre
ipGter mar cine Wti0iou errcidt,
lGitocn muGs oie 9aumwouproouf
ton Der Union, ab9eieben BON elmer
i'm Se6eliionsfrieg eingetretenen
Stodlng, beitGuoig; icbt bctrdgt bic
@rilte ettpa 12-15 WtQionen 8al-
len I'M Sabre.
Mae anoeren 21nocr Ser @elt
iiilO III 0ieier @iniidt ben Sereinig-
len Stantcn gegcniibcr in Den Sim
tergrrlto getreten, oeun tie oIein
er5eltgen mebr als 8mei 0rittel 0cS
@eltbeoarfS an 8aumlpoae. 60 lit
Die europdiide 9armpouinouitrie
olmdbli1 in cine peinli9e 9lbbdn-
gigfeit BON oen Gereinigten Stoaten
gcIongt, mas ii1 namentli6 nah
reno oes @cltfrieges beionoers itarf
iiiblbar madte. Sdon friibcr elm
nal bottc lie o%aritnter uilgcmein
ihmer 81 lcioeft gcbnbt. SIN Sabre
1860 be5o9 England bercitS iiber
20 Yro5ent Der III %ici1en 6abrifen
ucrorbciteten &obbaiimmole bon Der
llnion. "a fam Der Sc5ciiipnS-
frica, 1862 pltroe Die 9loda6c Der
iii6Iidcn SGien cnergiid ourdbqes
fiibrt, rno sic amcrifaniidcn BIT
fltbrclL oie 3h Ntiaicncn @nncn
brtrllgcn, ianfcn in 0en folocnocn
,Sa1rcn bis ouf $4,000 Yalen.
Gic 6oIgen porcn cine 9aumtpon-
not uuo cine ariiis in Der europdi-
idcn Snouitrie. Sn england al.
lein tpur0cn 247,000 Arbeiter brot-
los nno 1877 1000 fonuten nur tell
pciic @eiddftieung fin0en. 234,-
900 8erionen, BON bcncn cine groBe
Mn5obl Sumilie beiaBen, ficlcn Der
%ongcmeinen @obItGtigfeit sur Gait.
Canals peril6te man in nerf6iebe-
men tropiiden 2Gnoern 1leue 8ntm-
moGpflan5ungen 81 griinocn. Man
CAB ober sic 8eriu6e oltf, ols nndl
benz Se5eiiionsfrieg glmerifa bon
neltem, uno 3tpar in itetig tuadien-
ben Mengen 5i liefern begann.
9aS MISUNDERSTANDING tpur0c
nod GROCER. @egenpdrtig be5iebt
england SO @ro5ent Der BON iei.
men 6abrifen benotigten &obbaum-
noble BON @merifa, un0 abnlid lie.
gen Die @erbdItniiie in 9eutldlano.
geit Sponnung itebt ~aIliGbr!nD Die
@elt Dem Mitsfal Der amerifdni-
iden @aumtpollernte cntgegen, oenn
nod inn ri6ten iid Die @reiie. "a
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

lem @cbiete 6rodJte Die Gutoeflmg
Nmerifas. @ls aolitmbus auf @ua-
noboni lon0cte, iono er, Dab Die
@in0cborenen Die 8aummole fonn-
ten, uno ipGtcr foroerte er bon Den
@%inpobnern SiipanioIas monatlid
% 8funo 9aumtpo1e ais Eribut.
8Dan5ig Sabre ipdter ornn6 Gorte5
erobcrnO in Merifo Dor. Aud bier
mar Die 9enubung Der 9oumtpoue
iiberaa gebrGudlid), uno Die feinen
@cpebe, Oie Gorte5 bort iommclte
uno mad Spauien ihidte, erregten
am iponii6en Sofc Die bodite Be-
numbering, obipobl man bier Ourd
bic Iraber nit oieier SnOuitrie
idon woblbertraut mar. @leide
Grfa6rungen modte 8i5arro in He.
I'll, 100 0ie 9aumtuoultoitoe berrli6
gcOieb uno baumartig tuudS. @u6
bier Itanoen gaumtpoaipinnere uuO
.tpeberei ouf einer boben Stufe Der
&oaenoung; freiIih muroe audi
0ieie 9Iiite Ser altamerifonii6en
Srltilr Our9 Die iponiide &oltb-
wirtI6oft mr. 5li bolo gefnift.
90 begann alt6 Die 9eite 8elt,
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
K1ntgtt 8auttttnllr.
linn G. SaIkrnhnrat

Grei Sobrtouien0c iinO pcrfIoiien,
Ieit0em Die 9aumupole BON Sn0ien
aus ii6 iiber Die Groe ou%s5rbreiten
6eaann. s3uuG6it lcrnten 9abplo.
nier mo 9egppter BEN neuen Ser
tiIItoff fenneu uno i96ben; Eboui-
aier perbreiteten i'm neitcr unO
mdften aud Die @rieden nit linn
r%ertruut. Spiius bieBen Die aus
@egppten, unO @ongelifoi sic non;
@anges fommenoen ieiuen ulh foit.
barren @erpebe. sic fanOen einen
10 eroBen 9eifon, oaB i1on I'M 9lI-
tertlm ouf ben Snieln Sos uno
g@9alta beoeittenoe 8nunttpollmoml-
fufturen entItanoen. @s mGbrte
.Ddber LANCE, bis ail9 ser gtoroen
GIiropas iid nit Dem neueu Stoff
pFrtrout modte. Grit i'm orei5ebn-
ter uno pier5ebnten Sobrbunoert
bliibten in StaIien, nomentli6 IN
SIDren5 uno geneoig, Die 8anm.
apoluebereien out ltno Die nelle SSlls
lg0nftrie orang bon bier mad DER
G6nei5, nod 5ronfrei6 uno naG
s0euti6lono Dor, no in @ugsburg
ole criten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS emf.