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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
KEEP HOUSE IN AUTO

| How would you like to live in an
automobile? T.. w. Marlborough and
his wife live in car and they are
happy. Because of his salesmanship
duties Mr.. Marlborough travels over
the state all the time. On all his
trips he takes his wife ard they
camp and keep house whenever pos
sible. The car is roadster, but
! every necessary cooking utensil and
household need is stored in the back
of the car and extra boxes on the
| running board. These boxes are all
very neat and they do rot spoil the
appearance of the auto.
How do you like it?" he was
asked.
Great" he replied 1--WE are just
two happy persons and we both love
the open. We fish, hunt and camp.
The high cost of living causes us no
worries. We have no rent bill and
the cost of the upkeep of our car
is less than any rent bill would be.
! our motor supplies us with all the
necessary light. OF course, we have
to buy a great deal of food, but we
are able to minimize that very much
when we are in the vicinity of lakes
and streams and near wooded parts.
we often catch enough fish to
last us the day, and ofttimes my wife
| takes the gun and comes back with
a squirrel, while l am making the
! fire.
Where do we sleep? Let me tell
you, we have the finest water and
| mosquitoproof tent you ever saw
1t is with us all the time and it oc-
cupies the right corner of the back
storage compartment. Added to that
we have the most modern little broil-
ing rack you can buy. 1t sure does
| give the flavor to steak and fish.
| Let me tell you what we had
for our last meal Steaks and broil-
ed trout, fried potatoes and sliced to-
matoes. toast, dewberries and cream,
| and some cakes for dessert. We stop
| ped at a farmhouse and purchased
the steak ard cream and we gath
cred the dewberries along the road
You can never tell how much
you can carry in car until you try
it. Every trip 1 make 1 take the fol-
lowing articles along. A rifle, shot
gun, two steel tackles. a minnow
seine, four thermos bottles, a re-
frigerator basket, bed and tent COM
bined, two flashlights, broilirg rack,
camp stove, ammunition, extra cloth
ing and food.-Dallas News.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
German Still Wrestling
With the Peace Problem
By Associated Press.

Paris, June 21.-The latest reports
received over the military wire from
Weimar indicate that at 9 o'clock last
evening. Germany was still in the
throes of reconstruction of the
administration in an endeavor to get
a government that is capable of
signing the Peace Treaty.
The Temps understands that Math-
las Erzberger. If he takes power in
Germany, will ask two notifications
of the Peace Treaty. The first will be
the toning down of the clause con-
cerning responsibility for the war,
SO as to spare German SUSCEPTIBLE
ties and the second, abandonment of
prosecution of the former emperor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
tax ON UNMARRIED

London - A tax on bachelors and
spinsters to aid in raising the i'm
mense sums needed to meet the ma
tional expenditures in England Is be-
ing considered by the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. The spinsters are al
ready voicing objections to the limo
vation. Some of them declare that
in many spheres of women's activi-
ties celibacy is one of the conditions
OF employment. In the civil service,
Tor example. the spinsters point out
that n woman must resign on the day
that she becomes a bride. The bach
elors are more reticent. After sac
rihcing four years of their lives
in the service of the country they be-
lieve that it would be unfair to single
them out for special taxation, but
they are inclined to accept the plan
If the spinsters are taxed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
WEIMAR CUT OFF
BY R. R. STRIKE
Airplanes and Telegraph Only
Means of Commune
cation
BIZ Associated Press.

Weimar, Thursday, June 19.-
Weimar tonight is completely cut
off from railway communication
with all sections of Germany because
of suddenly called railway strike
Airplanes and the telegraph are tie
only means of communication. Gov
ernment circles see in the strike a
new Spartacan attempt against the
government.
The reason given fvr the strike is
demand for an inc, ease in wages.
In the meantime, the German gov
ernment and the various political
leaders are held here Until further
notice. A majority of those here do
not have sufficient clothes aid fresh
linen to last more thaa Il day or
two,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
A TRIFLE UNUSUAL

Senator Lodge, while visiting in a
rural district, dropped in on boy
hood friend, now a justice of the
peace. While chatting over old
times, a couple came in to get mar
ried. The justice married the pair,
and, after accepting a moderate fee,
handed the bride an umbrella.
Lodge observed the proceeding in
solemn silence, but after the couple
had gone he asked:
do you always do that. Arthur %
Marry them? oh, yes, If they
have the license"
mo. 1 mean give the bride a
present."
"A present? Why, wasn't that her
umbrella ?''
mo-" said Lodge, peevishly; cit
was mine. San Francisco Chroni-
Gle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
CHAPTER CCXXvIII
copyright, 1919. King Features
Syndicate, lnc.)

copyright, 1913, King fea'uie
Syndicate, Inc0
And now about Evvy's happi-
ness?" asked Jim, staring at me al
most coldly as 1 pleaded Tor fhoeoe
and Neal. doesn't that mattet d'
all? Isn't she to be cons,oerea
But. Jim. even if / didn't care
thousand times more for Meals lit
file finrer than for the whole OF
EVELYN Mason, this is two against
one" l begged, trying to make MN
look at it logically. Shall two per
sons be miserable so one may De
happy? Aren't Phoebe and Neal TO-
gether more important
Leave Phoebe out of this or
dered Jim curtly. Il won't nave
you belittling my sister by saying
she'd care two straws ABOUT all
other girls farce"
"Rut Phoebe's in it. She was en-
gagged to Neal first" L said stub
bornly. .,ee
that Virginia and l nipped IN the
bud"
lin dismissed it so lightly that l
decided to make the plea on other
grounds. After all, it didn't matter
how | rescued Neal for Phoepe, II
only l did save him from the pnsnt
into WhlCn MS CHlNaiS AA"
him. -.
| don't like Val a bit better be-
cause of her part in the affair. L
feel sure that Envy and Val have
game to play out, but l don't pro-
pose that Neal and Phoebe and thelr
happiness shall be counters 10 move
about as two selfish women VIII.
Alone, l couldn't defeat them, put
with Jim to help me, know Fhoeoe
and Neal have a fighting chahce 10
win happiness in spite OF ENVY
Mason and Dick West.
So l stood puzzling over the rlght
thing to say to Jim-the Open Ses-
anne to his SYMPATHY and under
Jim" I said slowly, and thought
fully-feeling my way and Watch-
ing his face for signs of response
as I spoke, "Jim-Evvy's at 1east
six years older than Neal, ism
she?" ,u,.,,
a cigaret and relaxing the DAN
ger-signal crease between MS prows
as I turned from emotional to math-
ematical grounds.
''That wouldn't matter if they
were thirty-two and thirty y-eight in
stead of twenty-five and twenty
eight would it?" i asked shlftlnS
the burdenof proof to him.
Jim's eyes twinkled.
"Clever child" he commented.
You want me to say that of course
Neal is only boy and Envy
woman grown. But she's young IN
spirit and young looking and you
can't make me see that the diner-
ence in their ages is an obstacle.
1 tried again.
But Jim. you're a man, mature
and developed far beyond Neal
and Evvy's your age. Besides you
have reason to know that she's cold
ly ambitious and none too easy 10
,,,ove she didn't understond your
shirt in wanting to get into the war
and carry on the Allies fight.
'I was visionary them" began jim
coIdly. Then his eyes flashed with
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
Waist-2aS4. skirt-2ss1.

Waist-23S4. Skirt-2381.
Embroidered voile with lace in
sertion, or hands of contrasting ma
terial would be nice. The waist
fronts are finished with wide sash
ends that are crossed at the center
and fasten at the back. The Waist
Pattern is cut in sizes: "a, 36, 38,
40, AZ and A inches bust measure.
This skirt is cut in sizes: %, "a,
rs, %, 80 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. A dress for a medium size,
as illustrated, will require 7-8
yards of 36-inch material. The
skirt measures about 2 1-S yards at
the foot.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt of
10 cents FOR EACH pattern. in
silver or stamps.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
TRY THIS ON July 1

New York The head bartender
of leading New York hotel has in
vented the following drink for the
DRY Day" and has named 1t "The
Bolshevik Delight"
Tablespoon Russian tea, cup boil
ing water, l slice lemon or 1 teaspoon
preserved strawberries; make tea for
as many as desired. sweeten, strain
and cool; when chilled thoroughly
serve in tall glass with ice.
Note:-There are no "Atter effects
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
HERES A SMILE

Atlantic City. N. j., After the
children had studied Paradise Lost
and Hamlet their teacher gave them
a written examination containing the
question::
why does Satan resemble Mac =.
beth?"
One of the papers bore this ex-
planation:
both were misled by their wives.
Placed in another walk of life, Satan
would have been a good man."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
SIX SETS OF TWINS

London = A special donation has
been sent by King George to a
Guernsey woman as a result of in
formation received by his majesty
that she had given birth to six sets
of twins in eleven years. and had
ten other children. Eighteen mem
bers of this unusual family are living.
The Kings bounty provides only for
grants on the birth of triplets, but
King George thought the record so
remarkable that he made the special
dispensation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
WILSON TO PROBE
POLAND POGROMS
Will Name Henry Morgenthau
to Head a Commits
sion
By Associated Press.

Paris, June 21.-President vii.
son. it is learned. has decided to ap
point commission to investigate re.
ported pogroms in Poland. 1t viii
consist of seven members, headed
by Henry Morgenthau, forlno, Ir.
bassador to Turkey.
Two other members of the com.
mission, in addition to Mr. Morgen-
thau, will be Jews.
The appointment of the commits
sion is in accordance with requests
from the Polish and Lithuanian gov
ernments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21
sOLDIERs TO THE pLov,

Vancouver. B. C.-Hundreds of re-
turning soldiers are applying to the
Soldler settlement Bureau to be sent
to farms. After they Aave had the
necessary experience thAY will be adj
vanced loans to purchase land, stock,
equipment and buildings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-21

Mrs Ava Willing
was secretey Rbblesdle in
onG so who Pesed in the Titanic disaster shortly after his
was born at Fontanbeau in 1854 He
head of the famous Lester family
varying walks of life Standing
hounds Mrs
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
Ser Srirg
im Sitru.
Sample aIlerWdrtS nod i'm 8anac.
- Nod fein @nOe Der @irren
in Si6t. - g9eitgebcuSc %IGnc
Der SOlihepifi.

SOnbun. Die ruiiiIheu Dol
ifcuiiten iin6 iebt in Der Offeniiuc
mo planen: bic Ukraine 5u uer.
ihIIugcn; oie Gontroue Ser iruhtbo-
rem @ebetc oe$ untereu DON mo
Der 9oiga 5u erIauqen; cine 0iilf5s
action fir oie iibiriihen 9(utj 9ol
ihepiiteu pom Sdpur5en N}eer ans
81 uerbin0erl; 0jc buItiiden @ro-
uiu3eu jirlif5uerobern lmo Die
9luiirten Streitfr1ite untcrbaI5
4rhangel mo 0}urmanSf ms arcti.
Idle 0|eer i'll treibcn.
BUR 3eit MAIDEN sic @ollhemifi
ihre qroBteu 8ebiet5cro5crunQcu in
Su0-HuBlnno. @robc $noaiioucn
imo bereits in ser llfraine unO i'm
Cor. .9oiiin gemoht mor0eu.
"a sic 8oIihcmifi in ocn 8eiiB
elmer 6etr0dtIidcn 3obl Don &c.
ihilten uuo groBen 8orr6tbcu uon
Wtlnition geIangt iino lit oic Gage
Der britiitlen uno omericauiihen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
$4,000 2lmcriconer altT
Scr 6cimTobrt.

@nibimatOm, :. s. - Die 9l5.
fahrt uon etiuu 10000 Officieren
uuo Nauulhuiten ser americans
ihen @rpeoitioustruppen BON i5ranf.
reid 49, ser aroBte ein3eIne Sejm.
transport Don 5ruppeu ieit Giuitel.
hlng Der 6einOieligfeiten puroe
om Gnstog nom aricgsont be-
fanntgege6en. Die beinfebrenben
SoIOateu beiin6en iih an 8orO
5meier arieasihiiie. o@lontaua~ II.
nYueblo~. mo II 8ronsportitiifen.
Die Iuuppen, aus peId)en lid oie-
icr transport biloet, lmioiien Ser.
bGn0e ser 81. CCbiocr 9}ationolgnr-
oe) un0 ser 80. Dipiiiou (9}atiouaI-
gar0en pouGenueiiec, Nor0. II. Siio-
GaroIina). Oes -. aiiItenortinerie-
8egiment8 un0 elmer 9roBen 9Ir5obl
oGaiuaI" .GompaQnjer aus Ohio,
Georgia, Montono. 9len 25erien,
0tem g]orf, 9}oiiabuiettS. Benripl.
oauio, 8uibiuaton. California, 99iS-
coniin, |aiuoi@, 8anin2. 8eutudp,
Ntinnciota, g}iiiouri, Ghooe Sslono
unO eiNelueu Solbaten aus anoe-
rem Stnoten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23

garis. - 0bidon oIlieitS 5uge-
itanoen mir6, ooB Sic Gage Ger
Ginge in 9eutihlan0 cine 9eidIelt-
niguug oes Srie0ensihIuiies 0rin-
Genoit foroert, peroen mir longiume
Sortihritte bon Der 5rieoensconfe-
rcn5 eemuht.
lleber Die 8erbon6lungen 0ringt
MIR menig an Die GeffentIihfeit
g4ie perInutet, iol 0ie @}ebr3obl ser
iiiuf @roBmd6te iebt Oniiir iein, oie
&erfaiiung Ser 9totionen-2iga benz
Srieoensbertrag ein3uperIeiben. Ga,
0urh miir6e 9eutidlon0, it'd bel
lluter3eihmng 6eS 8ertragS nit
ben gruu0Iegen0en 9Wncten oeS
Siga-@Iaus einoeritanoen erfl1ren,
obne 6amit aber i6on 8ur 2iga 3ll.
gcloIien 5u mer0en,
Die americaniife Delegation
plant, mie eS beiBt, cine beihr0nfte
2ln3abl slmenOemcnt5 sur Golfer-
Iigo-&erfoiilmg on3unebmen. Noh.
bem sic neutroIcn 9&otionen i1re
9IuiidtCn iiter oie Gage fun0ae9e-
ben, miro pornu5iihtIic6 sic 90Ifer.
Iiga Gommiiiiou Euiomnlentrctcn,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
1lIimicmcm pcrpi1Ipcrt.

8aibiu9tOn, ,. &. Die ge.
pIonte 9roBe 8eihiieinbrif iic
iolte groBer peroen, al5 Sic arupp'.
ihe aui 9tenilIe SsIan0, uobe
8ittsburgb, pa, lit pom ariegsamtc
aufgegeben moroen. Der Ban miro
niht nur eingeiteut, mas ihon gc.
6aut lit, miro nieoergcriiien, 0tu-
ifiuerie unO @erf8euge nerOen mad
anoeren glrienolen gebradt uno Die
SSnieI ieIbit miro ibren iriiheren 9e.
iibern 5uriidgegeben. Die &orans
ihldge fiir Die @rrihtun9 Scr 9tieieu-
nnIage be}iiierten iid nui $3.50.
100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
GnolonH mmn SromFrcicb
Icllcm Hmrcb cimcm Gttlt'
mel Dcrbunrcn tucrs
SEN.

SOnOuu. - llnter Den 8roiecteu,
0ie gleidb noh Dem ariegc in 9ln'
ariii geuonmeu merOcn i0len, MIRO
pon DER britiihcu He9crimg Der 9au
cine3 (lnncI9 inter Dem cugliideu
Canal uub 6routrcId IN Grluagug
oc}ogcu. gluorem &oulr &um bat
ais Wortiiibrer Ger Gcglerung i'm
llnterbauie 0e5 4orIameuts ofiiCIell
cine Oabuqcbcnoe 2Iufimolann9 ge-
muht @r balte iuate er, ilber ole
2(naelegenbeit 9eipre6ungen NIT
8remierminiitcr 2lop0 George ab,
um ourh oen 3unnelbou 9eit1iti.
0uug iiir entIaiienc 5olooten 5u tln-
ben
Die 2on0oncr gDailp N}nH Re.
bouptet, beitimmte Suiormatiou SIT
baben, bob Die britiide uno irdu5o'
iiId,e 9feqierltna iif iiber 0ea 9oll
eine3 1lutnel3 unter Dem GanaI be.
reita aecini9t baben unO Dob Die
.GinjcIbeitcn gegenportig Oon elmer
Specalcoumiilon in 4ari8 bcipro-
diem meroeu. Die and oen Vdu BON
Suunela inter Dem 9oSporu9 lno
imter Ser Mccreugc non tSibroltar
in GrpGquuQ 3ic6t Die 9ldne Der
,$nQrnielre iiir 0cn GandItlnnel
rn0 nad) ser ,Wail" bcreit9 iomeit
oeoichen, OoB Die 2lrbcit iofort uoh
1SrieocnSidluB III 2lngrjif genom-
men merocu fam.
q(uBer 0obngeleiIer miro Der
lunnel 1elep6ou. H. Ielegropben.
lcitlmqen haben, Die an SteIle Der
lett mtf 6cm 0}ccrc5grunoe liegen.
oen Gobcl trcicn, icrner pncumatt.
| ihc Mobrcu fiir 0ic 9ef6roeriing
oon grieien un0 8odeten Gje in
getrad,t fonmenoeu iranj0iihen II.
enQlidJcn Glienbabnen iino bcreit,
oa3 llntcrnehmen 5n lluanciren,
ober Die be0cn gleQierlngen miins
iden cine qlrt qemciniomer itaatli.
der }inon3controGe an33ullben, oa
Der lnnncl oieiIeIht ipoter peritaat.
lidlt mer6en mtt0
gner 56abmg BON ant infor.
mirter Seitc 3uiolge miro e5 etnd
! fnuf Sabre bouern uuo 100 bis $50
W2inionen IoQars foiten ocn Iun.
/ mel icrtig5uiteGen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
True transsltion flied with the postmaster a.
Milwaukee. Mar. 20 1918 as required by
the act OF October G, 1917
2lmcrieaiter II. 1apaner
oeratbcn Iieb SO Sic
6oare.

3sfiua. 3wfIhen iapauiiheu
un0 amerieaniid)eu 6Iotteniolooten
bat in &ien Sim, China, elm eruiter
3uinmnenitoB ltottgeiimOen. ser i'll
einem 9lugriif Der 9meritaner aui
BEN iapalliiheu GouiuI giplelte, mel.
der ihIimm oerIeBt uuroc.
Der &ralpan entiton0 in elmer
perruienen Speluufe III ser iopani-
ihen Connection. 2ic iopnniithe go.
l3ei, rief ais iic ianO, OoB iie oie
omericauiiheu 9ubeit0rer uiht be.
3pingen fonnte, iapaniide SoIoa-
ten 3u SiiIfe, ole nit auigepiIan5tem
9aiouett sic 9lmericauer pertriebeu,
nobel 2 OerieIben ihper perIcgt
mur0cu.
PIN nddIten Gage paro6irten 200
oienitfreie americaliide 6Iotteniol-
0atcn ourch sic iopaniihe Goncei-
lion un0 ariifcu icocn Sopauer, ser
linen in 0ie Guerc fam, ou ShIieb.
lib 0rangen lie in ooS iopouiid)e
Goninlat ein, ihlcppteu ben 6oriul
berauS uuo miBhan0eIten ibn ihmer
@aibingtun, ,. s. - 0je Irouf
u. @olf, fungirenOcr StaatSiccretdr
befonnt gebcn lieB, iiuD Dem Stoots.
0epartement bis iebt nod fetne Gin
3eInbeiten be3iigIib beS 8ronoII&. III
Oen ongeblidl omericoniife SoIoo.
ten in 3ien Gliu pernidelt paren
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23

gaiel. - Die fiir3Ii1 abgeboItc-
uen @obIen fiir Die ortIiden .SolOa-
tenrGtben III Wag0e6urg, III Sbiirin.
gen uno i'm 9fubrgebiet iinO, rpie Die
6ranfiurter 3eituug mittbeilt, giln-
ltig fiir Oie gegenmdrtige &egierlng
ausgeianen. 9as genamte 9latt be
ri6tet meiter, 6aB in QtinOen lmo
9ielefeI0 Die Sol0nten- uuO glrbeI-
terrdtbe iid 0agegen erflGrt babell,
ooB 0ieie 80rperihoiten Oaucrno IN
ole @erfniiung nufgenommeu rper-
ben ioaten; gIeid5eitig erIieBen lie
cine @ornung ge9en Gommlulia-
mus, iiir ben, mie iie iogen Die 2Ir-
beiteriboft 0noh niht reif" iei.
2Unopn. Cine Iepeid)e aus
Berlin meIoet, OoB bel Ben @obleu
fiir oie MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser &epubIif 6amburg Die 0tebr-
Socioloenofrnten ST SiBe cr-
bielten, 0ie 9emofrnteu SO, Die
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23

Gbarleitun, VI. ga. 9ie i'm
9ou begriiiene 9roBe 5abrif iiir
rouhloie5 @uIper 5u 9titro, in Der
9tdhc pom GbarIeIton fir beren Gr.
riftung no6 einer oon 6adleuten
gemohten 3uiammeniteaung bis
sum I 6ebruor $5790O,000 per.
ol8gnbt wor6en moreL lit Don Der
6eQierlng ouigegeben moroen Iic
Sodperit0noigen berihteten, oaB,
ol5 Der @afieuitiaitano mter3eihnet
mur0e, oas 9roicct, zines Ser groB.
ten Ser 8cIt, 3u etIpa 80 Rrocent
auSgefiibrt gepeien iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23

= las ipaniid)e Cabinet bat Be.
itIoiien. mir oos Raugemer6e i'm
nonseu 2anoe oen 2tttitun0entoq
ein3niiibren; Die 2ohne ioaeu in Sen
ciiseIren Re3irfeu oon grbcitqqbern
uuo 9(rbeiteru gemeiuiom ieitgeiest
ueroen. 9lud hieB oas Gabinett eine
&orl0ae betreifs 9eriideruug geaen
2Irbeitsloiigfeit gut.
NftunO}mnu3ig Gerionen
nuroen geto0tet, 7uteuoe oerlebt
mo ern oui , RiQioneu qeidabtar
5adidd6en entitau6 6urh lorna.
oos. Die iiber @heile Don D}iiiiiiippi
uno &ouliima oahiniegten
Gin 6e5 N}or0es beiduIoiqter
Aieaer nllroe 81 3reeuuiae. Tlori0a.
ron einem Rob Sen 9eamtcn cnt.
yiiien uno erihoiier.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
Der ,,pietOry GSom."

0aibinatUn, 3. Is. 49, Ile Gau'
poone iilr oen o2i6ertp 2oau" ioa
ain Dloutog 2t. 2lpril beginner uno
am 5omstng 10. D}oi aIio orei
Bofen ipGtcr, ihIicben, mie 5dot-
omtsiccretdr BlaB 6ctannt gab Die
2(nleibc miro, mie Ger 5ccretdr oes
peiteren mtt6ellt uu3 fur3irtiii8eH
Roten uidt ipater ais > ,516rc na6
ibrer 2lusgabc f1lIg 5citc9cn lleber
oen getrag Der anleide uerlolttet
nod uidts, auhcy, 0oB ote}lulai5c iib
olf minocteus > W}t1ar6au belmt.
ZEN miro mo 0aB 6as 5tatamt iib
Oas Rcd,t oor6e9aIt, and oae 3eih.
nunden, bic u6cr 6te 5,000, ,O00O00
binousqc6eu oapme5neH ,leber
oen 3ihstuH mlo ben G1traa Der
ifeuerfrei itiu iod rgraeu 2r't lurj
nor Nc0iun 0cr NoHgo0gr pd5cre
VcitnIuuudcu 8r'ro''m Ucr0ch
oodr muroc anagoWtct 5a8 Der
3lnsiuB 5olcr al ~ %rgc,ri lem
miro
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
2lmeritaniEcbe pcrlmItc.

&aibinstun, .. 6. - Die iolgeu.
0en Gerluite ser omericaniihen
Eruppen in 6raufreih (por 9lbidluB
oes 8affenItiuitanbS) limo in Ser
Belt oom II. bis sim Is. @(ar3 incl.
befnnntaegeben woroeu:
Sun @err - [SSm &i qeioQtu.
107 al &erpunoungen acit r6cn.
50: ourd) lluioll oOer aus ionIuacr
llridfe. 118; an 8ranfbeitan. 1873;
ourh 6lug3eugunioIe, A; leidt oer.
mrmOet, 465; nernuuOet, uubetarmt
mie idmer, 303; idwer bermun0ct.
1856; uermjBt, 13.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
Kromeentromspcrt per
GmFticbiIj.

0eu g0rf. 9lri cine 1raQ.
bahrc gcblnoeu. mur0c @cltt 1aoI6
(5rop Elm couUate5ccnfer Gnlcer,
non elncr 4iIgQerin begleitct, ron
Der 4iarineilu9itatioh IN Rofomap,
gong ,5slano. aus. an Nor0 sinca
UjorineiIug}euges, 0lrf Die &llitc
mad Dem ct. Gufe5s5oiptaI Qlau
hattou, etma is 4Reilen nett in IS
yiIuuteu gebrod)t
Ter sing m1r0e ulferHomneh
nm bic 9lusiiibrbarfeit Der }'ei5ro9-
runq 0ermnoeter 1oioa'en H.tteIs
1sroploHaH oGruHuL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23

GjHcu 1do0eH BON elmer It'll.
lien cntIiou0 als Die 5radttronsier-
itatiou Der 5ori6ern gahn }u 95H-
maa, nabe 2Itl1nta. 60, ue5it 3o6l-
reidlen Gars uHo Srodt9litcrn a..
Hcm Teucr ium GpTer iiel
G0s 0ea,'t, 5ou1aocs II Is
H~W>t ai7 s Cite rerr9l S.aHieb
t eHff5nulla 9criudtc. ron giHent
igaridcH 3eritorcr oeriolgi un0
Uericutt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
t2O 2lIiIIiarSSm JnScntmis
tat, tsIIFter tcabmiinn.

Dublin. g7aS @ereSe
Uun gInferlegnng elmer SuOem-
nitat BON S120,000,0 100000
anf 9entihlanO, lit tOlliter
@abniinn", erfldrte SSoiepb
SeOlin in Dublin. Die 9laiir-
ten luerOcn 6alSigit inter
mGfigcu gebinanugen iSrieben
NIT 9eutIdlauS idlliehen miii-
len, iunit luiirSe i'd feiueH
Ffifferlina aeben fir jeOcS linn
anferlegte @fnnS Sterling
,SnOemRitdt, uenn 7eutid)lnno
iidl 0em %Olideuismns nu-
Id)licft."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
8ctnbcnanoriTTc Scr I'll
iiirfcit FcrSertcn 2,4S5
Opfer.

Copenhagen. 9lod amtliheu
3iiicrn, Die ioeben IN Berlin befonnt
gegeben muroen. iiuo bel 0en 2uit
nngriffen aQiirter 5treitfrGfte ouT
OeutiheS 8cbiet bis gum 8. 9fooem-
Der porigen Sabres 729 8erionGn
getootet un0 t75i ou6ere oernmt0et
mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-03-23
11ctte 2IuSTidoten.
=on rorr;sco

San 5raneiSeo. sIie
Gage Der Naiirten in Sibirien
tit bOffnnngslOs nno nnr cine
9lrmee DOn nid)t luenieer mie
Nlillion Ylann fam bic guI.
idleiuifi erfOlgreidl nutrori.
fen", ertlGrt Gupt. 6erbcrt ..
6Olme pom eana6iihen @Otben
Nreuj, Der ans @laOiuoitof in
San 5raneiseo eingetroffen III.