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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
All Parties Practically Agree
That COMPROMISE Is Now
impossible
HITCHCOCK OPPOSED
MAKING ISSUE POLITICAL!
Predicted That President Will
son Would Re-Submit Treaty
At Beginning of Next Session
Congress and That a Conn.,
promise Would Result-No
Definite Assurance Given
However, BY Leaders.

Washington. Nov. 22.-By Asso-
ciated Press)- Whether further conf
promise efforts are to he made t.
ratify the peace treaty. or the whol.'
controversy thrown into the 1920
presidential campaign for decision.
was a question which aroused lively
spf culaton totJay in official political
circles.
1t was agreed everywh re that the
statement issued last night by Sena-
tor Lodge. the republican senate lead
CT declaring the time for compromise
had passed and that it was hi desire
that the majority reservation progra ~
be carried into the campaign had ad
leave the treaty situa ton just as ii
is for the preent and give the people
chance TO decide the issue next year
The first expressions of admins
tration senators regarding the state
M mt We're defiant in tone though the
still predicted that before the cam
4 paign began the republicans would
come into a compromie agreement
that would make ratifica ion posi-.
BILE
| Senator Hitchcock the acting ad-
insisted. with entire confidence OF the
democrats would be loath to see the
treaty made political issue. they
would accept it. il the republicans
insited. with entire confidence of the
! outcome
If the republican leader wants to
make political issued aid Mr..
Hitchcock of course we will not COM
I.promise but if they really want the
treaty ratified. he will make rea-
sonable effort to compromise. The
question is one of partisanship or pa.
| triotism.'
Senator Hitchcock predicted that
/ Preident Wilson would re submit the
! treaty at the beginning of the next
session of congress on December /.
/ and that a compromie would result
i 1t was admitted by the adminitration
/ leaders, however. that they had m
definite assurance the president would
prefer that course to postponement
of further action until the people ha
spoken in 1920
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

Mrs. Martha May Rogers ha just
been appointed assistant pastor Of
the Hanom Place NJ e. church of
Brooklyn, n. Y She will take up
her work among the young people
and will devote most of her time try
ing to dicourage the young ladie of
her church from the lie of rogue ana
tight skirts. The new divine has
been an evangelist fer the past tea
wears. She has not yet the right to-
attach Rev to her name, as the
Methodist church does not permit the
appointment of women ministers.
She will act ex-officio until next
spring, when it is expected the church
leaders VIII legislate to give her the
title.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
TO CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY
RATHBONE LODGE ISSUES siNvI-
TATIONS FOR TWENTY NINTH
ANNUAL CELEBRATION AT
.ELk'S HOME
Rathbone Lodge No. As. Knights of

Pythias will celebrate its twenty
ninth anniversary on the evening ol
November 20 at the Elk's Home
Invitations have been sent out to
al! memebers of the knights of Pv-
thias. other than members OF the To-
cal organization and the occasion
will be one of the most auspiciouq
ever undertaken by Rathbone oLdge
Among the prominent Pythians who
will b present are: Grand Chancellor
Joseph Gazan and grand lodge Off
cers William H. Leopold. w. G. Sut.
tive and John N Davis, of Savannah.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
ADDITIONAL SHUTDoWNS

Chicago-Additiona shutdowns of
industrial plants, mainly in the GEN.
trail west, today were in prospect as
the triking bituminous coal miners
began their fourth week of idlenesS
and theoperators- miners wage scale
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

Miss Mary Vail Andrees to be
gGed to he
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She "a de
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
Fraternally yours,

L. A. ROBlNSGN Ihaii.
L. LUDWIG.
MAX ISACC, Goa aittse
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

- @em6B zines Iebten @nmstag
bon &reisri6ter s. 81. &0ier erlaiie'
men @ntibei6s 1T ser Sta6tfom1ni1=
1ion iebt sic beobii9tigte @ege=HHa>
1ter11ng no6 @eieitigung Ser 6ieier
Mrbeit entgegengeiteqten &inoerniiie
freigeitent tpor6en. 9ieie geri6tli@e
@ntidet6ung 6arf n1s Elm @ieg Der
@ta6t nn6 ibrer 8eamten be5eidnet
&per6en.
= Ser Samilie @ornuel 8. 9ople
cling @onntag sic betriben6e Nof}=
ri6t GIT, baB ibr @obn Soiepb 6.
DoDIe, tpel9er Dor @intritt in Die
Mrmee nit &errn &eter Ebeiien i'm
3ndermarengei9dff %berbun6en tpar!
in einem &o1pitaI in Seem Sort oni
ben SOB %erfranft nie6erliege. Diefe
Mo9ri6t mor 6ie erite, pel6e ben 81:
tern seq @rfronften iiber 6eIien &id:
febr 11o9 BEN Ser. Staaten 5uging.
- @ie fiib1en gor5 on6ers in Der:
1elben Minute o1S sic i'm trinfen-
cine ongenebme @drm, Die bur6 6aS
ga115e 5pItem 8tebt. Sc lit Elm Ser:
gniigen &olilters &odp Monntair
Sea ein5unebmen. @r bi1ft CUR @ei
nignnq seq @Iutes, treibt 6ie 8af
aiuen 6es, @inters aus nnb sic er
bolten ti9tige, regime @nergie. Se'
ODER TnbIeten. - Martin abolition
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

gen. @dbreno oes INN bab 9 ubr
pom bodm. Rfarrer P. Meinroo, 8.
g. g., gebaltenen &o6amtes tper.
SEN SO &inoer feierlidit gum Eif@e
6es 9errn 5ngelaiien uno na6mitags
in sic Sfop11lierbruoeri9af a1tfge<
nommen. Die glei9e Geier miro ant
@onntag, ben 1. sunni, in Der unbef1.
@mpfdngnisfirbe gu &odDi1e began.
gen. mo Ole glufli9e &inoeridar nit
ienen, 6te pribat Die erite FL. &om-
munion empfangen, gegen 40 betrdgt.
Mn6 fin6et 6ieie i6one erbeben6e Sci
er am Gbriiti @immelfabrtstage in
Ser ct. Ya11ls @emetn6e 5u @auf
Centre itatt, mo- Der bo4tD. Pfarrer
Mr5t 45 &inber BEL einem feierlide11
Mmte CUR feierli9er erIten &ommuni<
on 5ulnffen miro.
sssn Ser ct. Marien Stride 5l
Mleran6rin tpnr6e ant Montag 6as
13=itiin6ige @ebet gebalten, BET tpel=
der Geier 6en1 bo6tp. Bfarrer @elp
6ie bodtp. &erren @teina@ bon &ele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

elm fir bie @elegenbeit iiberaus gu1
gepdbltes, un6 Die DurdfibrunQ
6esielben cine Sen fiibniten @rtpars
tungen 6ur6aus entipre6enoe, eine
BEN bodm. @farrer, Die ebrtp.
5btpeitern un6 sic @9nle ebren6e,
un6 Die &leinen botten fir lire 8e=
miibungen Die @enugtuung, bob ibre
2eiltungen 6ur6 rei6li9en 8eifal
gelobnt mur6en. Na9 bieier &in6er'
nnterbalt1ng 3ollten in getpdblten
@orten ben ft6t1i6en 6orti6ritt Der
@emeir6e tp1bren6 Der 5ebn Sabre
langen nnermii6li9en nn6 lorgfdlti'
gen Sdtigfeit 6es bo6p. &errn &e1tb>
rter als Bfarrer lobeno, ben Wtitglte=
bern Ser @emeinbe oh ibres iteten
eintrG6tigen &an6elns nit ibrem
5%eeliorger nr6 ibres n~a9obmenstper>
ten 0pferfinnes poblgemeinte Mner=
fenn1ng 6ie bo6p. Serren Builder II.
Mr5t u116 beglidtpiinf6ten ben Serrr
s. arrer pie Die @emein6e 81 6em 1e=
gensrei6en @rfolge, tporuuf &err So
iepb @ifer, Mitglie6 BEG &ir@enborz
itan6es, 6en1 bo6m. SubiGar 1an1ens
Ser @emein6e Elm betrd@tli9es @elo=
accident mberrei9te. Ma66em Damn
no6 &err @arrp Strei6enz Der Dem
&irGenborltan6 % lange Sabre on
geborte, einen fur5en ueberblif iiber
Sic @reigni1ie Der @emetn6e felt IT,
REM fleiner Mnfange Big 5n ibrer
beutigen @litenentfaltung gema91
batte, fppa6 Der bodm. Tfafrer iei=
men bon @run6 6es @er5ens fommen=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

-@iner bonn &%ongreBmarn So
rol6 &nution an @oitmeiiter Grei
@9ilplin geri9teten Ma9ri9t 5ufclg
miro lebterer in ieiner Mmtse11tie
bungSangelegenbeit ant 11df1tenMo ON
tag, Sen 2. Sunni, Dor ser &oitbebor
6e in Der 8un6esbauptitoit6t eli
8erb0r haben.
- Mm ndditen Samstoo miro 81
balbe Sabrbun6ertfeier Ser bteiige1
@toatsnormali9nle ibren Mnfan{
nebmer1 nn6 Big gum 5. Stunt an6au
ern. Man ertpartet, 6aB taulel16e fri
berer Mormalidiiler ii9 5u 6ieier Sci
er einfinoen mer6en:
- ~SSu6ge" &11bert &anien, mel
der, an Der SSnfluenaa erfrnrft, 5tpe
@o6en inn CT. &apbaels Soipital I'M
ter dr5tli6er @eban6l11ng |tar6, II
iopeit bergeiteut, 6aB er iein Mutags
gei6dft nie0er berieben fam.
Ole Observation-Disclosures 6e1
@atbe6rolf6ule fin6en int Mu6itort
tint Der !@o919ule, be1te, 9onners:
tag, aben6 nn6 sic Ser @atbe6rolbod:
1Gule am Mben6e oes 1. Sunni 1tatt
Sci 1ebter @eIegenbeit tper6en &c
Mbitnrienten Sic gr0Bte &laiie iei1
8egtnn ser &otbe6ralbodi6ule, 6a$
@rtlaiiungs5engnis erbalten. gu BEL:
Sen S9ul19lnbfetern iin6 one Ureit1t:
6e Der &atbebralpfarr= nno =bo6idu=
le eingela6en:
-Bon ieiner @eiie 11a9 SEEM Norf,
mo er elmer &~eriamm1ung Ser Mlnm=
men 6es Nortb Mmerican College in
&om, SStalien, beitpobnte, lit geItern,
Wittmo6, Ser bo6m. &ntbe6ratpfar=
rer, Dr. @ors, tpoblbeba1ten nod
Glouo 5uriidgefebrt.
8eim Spielen NIT elmer 9D=
nomitpotrone erplo6ierte 6ieielbe,
mobet Gblbelter, ser 5lp0lf Sabre al
tie @obr Ser Gamtlie gibbons @9ep-
pers bon bier, fdmer3boae un6 ge=
fGbrli9e @erletnngen an SEN 8einen,
Mrn1er un6 int @eiidte 6abontrug.
@Iei1 nod benz nnfan ant lebter
Sreitag ml1roe Ser a1ngliifli1e SSa1nge
ct. Mnpbael @otpital gebro9t,
mo- sic @un6en berbnn6en tpl1r6en.
Mon befiir9tet, 6nb Der Berunglif=
tie sic 5ebfraf 6es re6ten Mnges als
fdIinme Solge Beg l1nfanes einbiben
miro, cine 8efir9tung, Die i6, 10
boffen mir, gum @eften bes &naben,
nidt bermirfliden tpir6. Sm nebri-
gen fiibH ii6 Der i1nge 8urfbe ben
gert6fb tpobl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
KirAliAe uahriAten.

Sour in elmer @emein6e, in tpel=
der Ser Geel1orger bon Sen Mitglie-
bern 6er1elben geadtet, geebrt uno
bon Ser5en geIiebt tpir6, fam Elm
ioI6 berrIt6es un6 erfolgreides Self
gefeiert tper6en, tpie 6ies an bergan=
genen @onntag in Der bonn bo9m.
&errn @einri9 2entbner paitorierten
81. &reu5 @emein6e in Martp Der
6au tpar. Mn ienem Gage mur6e nit
Der @eibe Der ne,ten SABINE 6es
9riltli9en Miitterbereins un6 Der
6es &in6beit Se1n &ereins Die Cages
feier eingeleitet. Ser @etbe, 6ie nod,
mitbags 6rei ubr bonn bo9m. @eels
1orger, bem sic bodtp. 9erren Mr5t
bon Sauf Centre nn6 8ui9er BON
Welt Union aiiitierten, ging 6te Seit=
pre6igt, gebalten bonn bo9m. P.
Meinrn6, 8. g. s., BON @ol6 5pri1tg
porar, nobel 6as id0n gei6miidte
@ottesbous nit Mn6d9tigen aus Ser
5eit= nn6 neutrality-suspicious. gut be-
lebt tpar. Ser bodm.. P. Meinra6
trng in ieiner Bre6igt BEN groBen
8er0ieniten 6es bo6p. Bfarrers, mel=
der am Seittage Ben Mntrit 6es 5ebn=
ten Sabrestages als 5%eeliorger Ser
SRI. &ren5 @emein6e feterte, tint 6as
@obl Ser @ennein6e in tpabrbeitsge=
treuer @eiie &ednung un6 bob 6os
pielfo9e @irfen 6es Brieiters ber=
bor> 6em es 51 %per0anfen lit, bob Der
@emeinoe in Martp nit gan5em &ed=
tie na9geriibmt ner6en fam, 5n BEN
belten nn6 g~eregeliten 9an6gemein=
ben Ser Di05eie ge5dblt 5u per6en.
Ser i9one, erbeben6e Nadmittags=
gotteS6ienlt> in tpel6em 0ie Waian=
oo6t eingei9loiien tpuroe nno sic
nit 6em ioframentaliiben Segen nn6
Dem observation-disclosures 6es Gro
Der @ott" tbr @n6e errei9te, ging Elm
gemeiniames Mittageiien, oos BON
6en Grauen Ser @ernein6e anfs 8eite
5uberettet nn6 bon SEN Sungfrauen
ierbiert tp1r6e, in ser i6muden &C.
mein6eba1Le borar. @n Ben Na6mit-s
tagsgotes6ienit i9loiien ii6 geiel=
@tnn6en BET Sen beri6ie=
6enften @ergniigen an, Big 1tm 5 nbr|
5u oem IN ser @aIe ierbterten Mben6-
eilen sic Seitbef1tber eingela6en muir
Ben. 9ie Sagesfeier f9loB nit elmer
I'M 8 ubr in Ser Geitballe begonne-
men, bon 6en &in6ern ser 9forri6nle
l1rter 2eit1ng Ser ebrtp. S9uli9pe=
itern beranftolteten unterboltnng. gu
Der ii1 nod Der bo9m. P. Sa1linS,
$. q. S., bon gol6 Spring etnge=
batte. Sos fir 6ie1e f1nter.
balt1lng aufgeitelte Hrogrornm parl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

2etten Donnerstag lit Soiepb
g Seltemes, ein otter MniiebIer bon
|SteQrns Gountp in ieinem &eim et-
nem Ser5idlag erlegen. Ser @eritor.
bene murbe in 1883 in Sol3tbum,
&beinprobin5, Deutiblan6, geboren,
nnb iie6elte 1i6 nit ieinen @ltern unb
bier 8rii6ern in 1886 in Mmerifa an.
Das erite &eim tpar in Der Bleafan1
2afe l1mgegen6. Na6 genoiienenSl'
6ien i'm St. Ssobns College 6tente er
Sen @ebriioern Manrin IN @ol6
|Spring 1eun Sabre als 8u6bolter
uno be3og Damn feline IN @rabam
Eopn, @enton County, gelegene
6arm. @or bier5ebn Sabren mnroe er
8iirger pom ct. Glo1tO, no er btele
Grern6e binterldBt, Die fetnen 800
betra1tern. @einer @attin binterlaBt
er cine elf Sabre alte Eodter @nna
un6 nit 6ieien betrauert ietnen 10 ur=
ertportet eingetretenen SOD fem nod
ein5ig Ieben6er 8rn6er Sobann bon
@auf &api6s. Das 8egrdbnis fano
@umstag nod einem III Der nnbe'
fledten @mpfdngniSfir6e nm 9 Hbr
gebaltenen @eqntem 1tatt. Wfoge Der
@eritorbene ruben in Srteoen!
- 2out Mnfiin6igung 1T Gbarles
s.. @toHoro, superintendent BEG To-
falen Observation-Disclosures. gum
Sefret6r Ser 81. @Iou6 &anoelsfom-
mer nn6 5ugGei6 ols @efretdr Der
Benton County Tair=aiiociotion er>
1annt mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

ben Can't Der @emein6e aus, auf Der
&pGbren6 Der 5ebn Sabres ieines prize
iterli6en @irfens @ottes 5egen ii4t>
li6 gerubt fat un6 getDib audi ferner>
fin ruben miro, tpenr Der @eiit Der
2iebe rn6 Der @intradt in berielben
fortbeiteben miro. Neblt Dem ertpdbn-
ten @ei6ente tp1r6e Der bodtp. 8fnr<
rer 2entbner bon alien in Der Sc
meir16e bei tebenoen8ereinen 6nr9 ein
@ei@enf ibrer 2iebe nn6 Mnbdngli6-
felt bergepiiiert. Ser Seittag, ben Die
Gabnentpeibe un6 Der SSrbelfeier 6es
Bfarrers beranlaBte, miro Der 81.
@reu54@emein6e in Martp Elm ut1ber>
geBlider fem nn6 bleiben.
@o6m'Yter Mii6of 8u19 bat Die
Mnfin6igung erlaiien, 6aB an Ser
tsdbren6 ser lebten Sl1nitpo9e int ct.
GIou6 Snitit11t itattfin6en6en 6tes>
jGbrigen 9i05eian<&onferen5 Der
boGm'1te @r5bii9of 9omltng bon ct.
8anl teilnebmer miro.
Mm Seite 6es fl. &onifa5ius, 6es
Botrons Der bonn bodtp. P. Mein=
ra6, 3. 6. s., in @ol6 @pring paito=
rierten @enein6e tpir6 Der bo6m'1te
@if6of Soiepb Bui9 bormittags 6as
I'll. 5aframent ser Girmung erteilen
11n6 na6mittogs in ser unbefledten
@mpfdngnisfir9e at &odpiqe un6 in
Der 81. &reu5fir@e 5u MartD firmen.
&eute, 6em Teite @brifti Stint
mel fabrt, miro in Ser ct. 8onifa5ius=
fir@e at @ol6 @pring 6as 6eit Der
feierli6e1 @~in6erfommurion began
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

bereitet> tpo5u oue eingelo6en 1tno
Die 6emfelben lire SonerrS ma9e1
m0@ten.
- SIZE iiingiten I'M CELEBRITY 2oa1
&a11ptquartier etngegange11en 8eri@
tie la11ten, 1ab Die @eiamtunter5ei9'
nungen in @tearns County mdbrenf
ser -@iegesanletbe+@ampagn 6it
@umme bon ST. zoos $50, 6as 1T $751;
$50 mebr ols Die ibm 3uge0a@te
5umme betrug, errei9t fat.
- Gra1 Mnna Mppert, Eo9ter Ser
Somilie Maartin M1ti6ler, bat an
@de bon 9. Mben1te un6 7. StraBe
iii6Ii6 elm 5pe5erei= nn6 &onfeftions=
gei9dft anfangs 6ieier @o9e er0ffs
net.
- Mm Donnerstag lebter @oGe
tparen @6uor6 3app> &rGiioent Der
3opp @tate 8onf, un6 ebrentperte
@atin g~etpiir6igt, bns Set Der fiber
men &od5eit at begeben, mo5n ben
Subilaren bon ibren Bertpan6ten
11n6 g11ten Greur6en Die ber5liditen
@liid1piini6e entboten 1pl1r6en. Me0ge
es DEM i%ilbernen &od5eitspaare na9
meiteren 25 Sabren ungetriibten @be=
glides %geg0nnt fem, int beiten @obl-
ergeben Die gol6ene So@5et feiern gu
f0nnen.
- l1eber &enrp Corner 9rug
@tore bot 9r. So. 8. Muligan, ser
bor6em als 3obnor5t flint Sabre IN
Mbanp prafti5terte un6 in glei6er
@igenidoft tpdbren6 oes &rieges 8a=
terlan6s6ieni te berri9tete, feline OF
flee eingeri9tet nn6 nit Samilie ct.
@lol1o 5n ieinem @eim gemodt.
= Eriibe> Iebloie slngen> farbloie
2tppen, eingefauene, gelbe @angen,
geben einem Md69en CUR @rring1lng
zines @emobls MIR penig @elegen=
beit in 6ieien Eagen. @erlieren sic
ntbt Sbren M11t, nebmen Sie SOL
Filters &odp Mo11ntain Sea - Ser
Sbnen in SSbrem @usieben belfen
miro. @eridumen sic es 1i9t, tun
@ie es berte. - Mnrtir Molitor.
= @elegentli9 elmer lebten 9on=
11erstagaben6 in Der Commercial
Club Snle gebaltenen @~eriammlung
Der tpdbren6 BEG Beltfrieges int
Dien1te BEG @aterlan6es ge%itanoene1,
11l1nmebr entGaiienen Sol6ater ml,r6e
cine pernnnnerte Srgoniiation nit
f~oIgen6en @emten gebil6et: Gla.
renee Bar1er, &o1t1tan6eur; 9arol6
CHAPMAN, ~Bi5e4@omman6enr; Senrb
$olmon, M6ittant; Mn6reos 8e6er,
6inan5beamten; s.. 81. &%a11gbteltn,
&ntorifer. Sn Dos Ginan5fonitee
uur6en getp1bH: Donal6 5tetport,
Mnen Mtpoo6, Mn6reas Weber; 1T
6as Mrtperbe-@or1itee @ben. Bbit-
11ep. Geo. Meeffs, Saul &oi9iol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
wollt ralben bic Sreube am 2eben?

Sabr mobl, ou @eliebte> i9 trdumte
gu tpdreit n1et1 eigenes Slid;
Nun tpeib id, 6u @6ttir, ib iaun1te
gu pabren mei11 eige1 @ei9id.
9os &ebt tpar6 Mir INNER gegeben
81 firen Die eigene 8raut;
@ pdbte Die 9tebte gum 2eben, =
@uf oenen 6e 3ufunft ii9 bout.
@er fonnte &pobl trG1n1en, @eltebte,
9ab Nei6er bepGlfern sic Welt?
Mes1 6M11fte, sic NreQe %beritegte,
t. 0ie fpruoelt mir Soffnung irs Belt?
@oro 2iebe BEN 9edditea g%egeben,
Die geifern I'M n1einen 8e1tb?
geir, &ade bel eelte oos @treber,
@ntianote 5eri91nettern6 Sen 8lib.
Sd fampfte %beitanoig n11o TOPPER
@rfonnt mobl Sic feinolide @ier;
Sd tpebrt' I'M 6eir 2ebe1 midi tpoder,
gu &leino0> mar raubte 6id mir.
Sabr tpobl, 6u @efr0nte Der 2iebe,
gu i9tpuret mir epige Sreu>
Old tGuI6en nidt tidiiGe Ertebe, >
gu 1henf1t mir 6ie 9iebe m1fS nett!
l1n6 mogen lie gtrren nno 19modten,
l%1n1Itriden ibr Werbe1 nit @ol0,
gu tannit ie ia oo9 nur berodten,
Ser Sre1ee ouein bletbit 6u bol6. .x: "
un6 tper6en Tie 6einer Damn 1nloe,
Beradten 6er1 %treuber5tg Wort
Mid 1tinunt 6ein @erbleiben nidt tribe:
01ein @er5 lei 6ein lh9erer Sort.
@in iubeln> Sen @eder i6a1eu fiilen. .
l1n6 leeren ben leblifen Srrnf;.
gu mirt mir Die @obrbeit entbIIen
Gr5Gblen bon gldn5en6em 8r1nf.
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Evening star., 1919-12-27

mere sale Of any intoxicating liquor
is now an offense under the Law, but
the deliberate dispensing of poison
has always been a crime.
There is no argument against pro-
hibition in these tragedies. 1t may
be urged that If the traffic is banned
people will seek stimulants in other
guise and that the way to avoid ia
talities is to return to the old system
of free but regulated traffic. That
will not persuade the country to
change it's attitude upon prohibition.
The criminal cupidity of distillers and
dispensers of poisonous drink and the
needless acceptance and imbibing OF
those potions by people who are de-
termined to obtain stimulants at any
cost and in any form do not consti
tute a reason for reversing an action
that is aimed at the general welfare,
that has already brought great hap
piness to countless numbers, and that
if faithfully followed in enforcement
and observance will make the United
States a better, q cleaner and a
healthier country.
Evening star., 1919-12-27

Tammany are all out. Some are dead.
Others, as he is, are old men and in
active. The Tammsny Of this day is
not the Tammany Of Mr.. Croker's day.
The New York Of this day differs very
much from the New York of Mr..
Croker's day. So, even if Mr.. Murphy
should find it necessary to surrender
his place-a thing that does not ap-
pear at all likely nova much young
er man than Mr.. Croker, and one with
a perfect knowledge of conditions and
requirements in both the town and
the organization, would be necessary
for the Succession.
Once a politician, always poll
tician. Even transfer 10 the bench
has not in every case transformed the
man. But man may feel keen in
terest in politics, and follow the play
with appreciation, without mingling
with the players. And that is about
what we shall see in Mr.. Croker's
case. He knows nothing so well-not
even horse racing-as politics; and it
is easy to believe that as long as he
lives he will note who's who and
what's what in field where he was
once himself an aggressive and con-
spieuous figure.
Evening star., 1919-12-27
The ex-Kaiser's Trial.

Skepticism regarding the trial of
the former kaiser has prevailed gem
orally for some months. A feeling
that nothing will ever be done toward
his punishment for the crime com
mitted in 1914 in precipitating the
great war and the crimes committed
in its prosecution by his consent, if
not by his direction, has increased
with the lapse of time since the sign
ing of the armistice. Those so mind
ed, however, have forgotten that
nothing can be done toward the kai-
ser's trial until the peace treaty is
formally proclaimed. Meanwhile
preparations have been in progress,
and there is no reason to doubt that
as soon as the treaty becomes definite
ly effective steps will be taken to
secure the extradition of William
Hohenzollern from Holland and his
judgment by an international court.
A consultation has just been held in
London between British, French and
Belgian law officers, and it is reported
that an indictment against the former
kaiser has been framed. Holland has
formally denied report to the eff
feet that the Dutch government will
refuse to surrender Hohenzollern if
extradition is asked, no action having
been taken on the matter. It is OBJ
vious that Holland could not refuse
to extradite the ex-kaiser until extra
dition is asked. There is really no
reason to question the purpose of the
allies to bring the former Emperor
of Germany to trial. Whether he will
be convicted and, if convicted, pun
ished, and how, must remain ques-
tions for the future to determine.
Evening star., 1919-12-27
Traffic Routes Changed.

Notice is given that March l Ger
tain of the ear lines will be rerouted,
in the hope of rendering better serv-
ice to the people who use them. The
chief change will be that the ears now
operating from Brookland to Cabin
John bridge will be switched to the
Lincoln Park service, while the Brook
land ears will run from G street to
11th and Monroe streets instead of
out to Glen Echo. This gives addi
tional service on 11th street. More
cars will be run to the Union station.
In the main these changes are
promising of good results. There will
be some disappointment and probably
some protests will be made. 1t is i'm
possible to change a street railway
route without causing disloeation of
habits and without lessening the con-
venience of some patrons. The pres
ent hope is that more accommodation
will be rendered by the new routes
than by the present. The expectation
is that the routes, having presumably
been given careful study in advance,
will be held as fixed and not chanA ted
quickly.
As Washington grows and develops
the street railway lines must be ex-
tended and the service must be en-
larged. The sudden, spasmodic in
crease in population during 1917 and
1918 incident to the war caught the
capital without adequate transporta-
ton facilities. Now the pressure is
ightened materially and conditions
are more nearly normal. Yet the
street car accommodation is not ade-
quate. 1t is, perhaps, the best that
can be provided in the financial cir
cumstances of the company owning
the larger mileage. But there must
be plans for the future, to be put
into execution as soon as fiscal con-
ditiors permit.
In later extensions the problem of
mid-city track congestion will be met.
The question Of today is how to avoid
jamming the downtown lines with
ears concentrating from all difee.
tons. Cross-town lines are obviously
necessary, linking up the present
tfackage on an equitable transfer
basis. It is possible that a subway
system may be necessary. The Pub
lie Utilities Commission should un-
dertake-and is perhaps now at work
upon-a scheme of future track de-
yelopment that will provide adequate
~ for the Washington of more than
half million people that is certain
to develop within the next decade.