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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-23
g sSSeeseeee eeeeeeeeeseeeS
has eivened the score and lifted the

mas eVeneu tne score ana nfted the
spell.
Incidentally, despite her misfor.
tunes, she is a comfortable ship and
a good SCI boat. Once she was re-
garded as unlucky and 1t was almost
impossible for her owners to get a
crew. When the war broke out the
Sierra lroke her spell OF misfortune
and performed her share in driving
%autocracy and militarlsm into exile.
Any sailor will tell you that ships
have a personality. The Sierra just
cascades personality and tempera.
ment. Having shown the world what
she could do in the line of tantrums,
she reformed. She has made money
for her owners, despite her accidents,
n has an excellent record in the
service Of her country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-23
You've Heard 81 ,Em..

"Leddy." said Mournful Marmaduke.
the neandering mendicant. could yer
help a poor Teller what's the victim
of circumstances"
What circnmstances?" asked the
suspicious womun with the pointed
nose and dropped chin. as she glanced
significantly toward the wood pile.
Reduced circumstances. Teddy"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-23
LEASE or STATE N

Notice IL hereby given that on
April End, 1919, all Of the Unbiased
State lands n Bon Homrne County
will be offered for lease AZ public
auction between the hours Of 10
O'Clock m and6 o'clock D. m. Mt
the court house ID said county.
Dated at Pierre, d.. January
18th. 1919.
E. KNIGHT,
Commissioner III School and
Public Lands
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Sine 8ientr 8eridtspcrbanotung

&id)ter (6um anseflo9ten): Sic
tciBen2"
AngctI. (oetIamierenO): ~Ict picl
uno Soiepb Nouot."
Hid)ter: ~@obin iin0 Sic 5nitan.
org?"
AugcfI.: rTatlrIid nod @ien."
Hihtcr: Sic, ia miiroe &bner
rotten, bier eincn onOern &on an6l.
idlagen!"
angefl. gum @eriht3tiitc por.
tleteno, in giitigcm 3oueJ: uWtcn
llcbcr @crr faiierlibcr Nat, i'd
i'd muB mid ooh ucrteIoigcn t0n.
ntn!"
Ger gngetlagte ioq IN elmer ouuf.
len Hod)t Gin ounfle5 Ycrbrcher
pcriud)t boben, in0cm er auf eintl
hcrmlolcn Naiiauten einen rbIlbcn,
cen 8egcnltnno" cine leoen @rumo
siidte. Ter Eolinnt liei onOon m0
Nopof glollbte, "a mijIle er Inn
no6Iouien. er ihrie. Der miliie Den
Builder" u~nbcoingt bnbcn. Canals
par es reincr alfObol. Der 9touut
rebeniid) gcmadlt bate. gr mar
nudmittags alSgegongcm nm einell
noerIorcnen Sobn" 81 lutlcn. Gr
iadte aud einige 3cit mo gina
Damn ieinen %gepobntcn Weg ms
8irtSbuus.
angcfl. (cntriiitet): rNber einen
~blisenoen @egenItano, tunhoenten0)
einen bIisenben 0egcnitono? Ab.
Der bat meine SdnnpsiIaide iiir el'
ncn Gold gcboItcn. Sa, ia, 81,
6litt immcr."...
Der &ifter frogt Den 3el9cn. OF
rs m0qIid lit, 0aB es iif nm eIu(
| 5loite gebun6eIt bot Ter 3ellg(
Icgt uerpirrt, oos niiic or nitt.
Hidter Gum Sngeflogten): v@o;
baben Sic oern nit Der GIoitt
polen?"
angetI.: SD bob' iic ON Hepo'
milf %ogl-Blae berausgenommcu
um g'idJipino cincn Sdluf 5u ma.
den"
Ser Rihter iprnd oen AngefIog'
ten, Der iit gu elmer Rcoe onidlifte
raid irei. Ger ltrnfbare 8otbcltanf
licB Iid ia niht nadDciielt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

i6rieben ipuroe, UNI cine ariiis o0ec
einen 0ruh bernuf5ubeifauoren. Gas
TT gefp0bnIih Der SOL, wenn Der
a0relldt nidt in Der Stimmung lit
Joer nld]t Den guten Bilen bat, bic
pleinung 0es S6reibers rihtig 81
Deritebcn.
9urh einen Brief fino aiopItod
uno 8oetbe nnseinnuoer gefom.
men. griterer botte ii6 aus reIner
6reunoihnit ~uernnlnBt geleben, Dem
lungen 8erfaiier oes ~8ertber"
icnttmabnenoe Boriieaun9en gu ma.
den iber oas wilo-9enialiide GreI.
ben in 8eimor, oos iomobl iur
Goethe pie fir Den Ser5os Ueroerb.
lid meroen tonne. Goromi antUOr.
tete @oetbe: ~BerihOnen Sic unS
ms aiinitiae nit iolden 8rieTen
Iieber alopitofl Sic belien nidts
un0 MAIDEN uns immer EN- paor
bcie StunoeA. @lduben Gle, ooB
nur ein AugenbIid meiner Griiten3
u~bri9bIiebe, menR i'd aui ole iolbe
8ricie, OUT al iolde aHmobnungen
antmorten ioate."
0nS mar nun gerooe nidt iebr
liebensuuroig 9cniituortet pom Dem
I'M iiinfuno5mon5ig Sabre iiIn9eren
&oetbe. 9lopitod ingte ibm baIo
eona9 Die Sreunoihnft oui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

.3pei pfunb, 9srr GartrioJ,.l"-
Gut. fdiden Sic es mir in msine
Wobnung. Qbisu!"
Der Quftrng purbe n%otiert, uno
Sad Gnrtrio9s nit Der ibli6en 5srss
monieIen 6ofIihfeit CUR Giir bir-
o%usgsoienert. 6srr 2at9au, Der Sus
pelisr. mar in gang GOnbOn pegsn
ietner 8erbcugungen beriGmt, 6enen
sr itsts einen sepiFsn Qnitri9 eistres
teiter 8ertrnulidteit gu geben nuBte.
5eoenfnas panots Ct iia ieBt Idaeno
Don Der Sur.
Soft fei Dant. dies maj gut a69s'
Iouicn! 9err Cartridge bat einen iebr
guten Sauf gsmaat, Grau Gnrtrio9.
tstom bas srIe6uts Geidsnt, unO sr
bate iein 9.lo. Sc mar nlI.s in
i90niter Sronung. uuo er REF fo'
fort BEL sgrnu cartridge an uno teilte
ibr nit leiism triumph nit, ooB .s
feirer electromagnetic foeben ses
Iuneen iei, ben 6errn @smabl gum
Nntouf oes bepuBten 9nlsbdnoes gu
~OerouIafen.
qm 9e6urtsto9smor9eH erihien
Jrlu Cartridge i'm acknowledgements,
no auf benz 9ei4snti.i9 untsr ons
oeren pdd4sn Elm ~perbiQte.s potet
nit Der Girma r2at9an. SarpeIiers,
Bono, Street. lag.
Vii cinem SSltbelruf nnbm lie es
auf mo If)dlte Die 8apierbiiaen her.
inter, mGbrcno ibr Wunn oabeiitano
uuo io9te:
gu meibt, SiebIte. oie Soften
IinO idIeft, INTO i'd babe Gir oeS-
bolb mn elm tleineS 8eifedt MAIDEN
t0nncu!"
2Gdclno borte lie 5uL ober pl6b.
lid muroe ihr 8eiid)t ault5 ltarr,
ocun III Dem aoIten pom @atban lag,
altf ro'a @atte gcbcttct, Elm ouer.
Iie6Itcr f~Ieircr -Npparut. gum
Coats am 6rii6itiid5tiiHe 81 r0'
item. @crt 3rpci EfunO. Cont
nid}t$.
lln0 6crr CARTRIDGE itano nit lie.
6cnSmurOig I0d)cnoem Geiif)t babel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

Ginen lhonen 9emeis iiir Dos groB.
artige Shdfien Der 8Iiienid)aii
lteat DER .aatnl0e Der 9cidiftIIhen
Tulfnnnusbrudle" oar, Den Der
StraBburger 8eugrupb Yrofellot
8iintber IN ser Geutlten Sltcratur.
5eitung berihtet. Aui 8runo elnea
iult poIltGnO; 1 Materials iin0
bier ale pulfoniid)en &ort- mnnilie
5uIammengelteIlt. Don Oenen oil
GrO:unoe ooer nIh nur DE 8r.
ifldte 81 berId)ten meIB. Die &..i.
~tanausbrlfe Der pa5:fIld]en Gro
halfte linO uut 2O4 St'ten, 0Ge Der
ltlalttld)en erobdiIte auI ~ Set.
ten 0ar9ellellt, unO onnuIt lit bereIts
IusgeIproderl. uuI De.d)en Sellen
u~niereS Blane!en oIe Sulfane am
DluIielten lIno. sin %uolllQn0lacr
l,eberblId ilt nit Oieler 2|IulSlbluau
lller. ald ;ptifclboiter Nnhrldten
gcpounen. IS erglbt lid aud aus
tlrier 3uldnI.leIIit>NLAn, 0uB illi
ole Wenitenoerlulte bel Sulfonaus
2riiten bisDer iebr iiberlh0Bt bat.
mo nonR ne >mf0h"u.puon IA
mittelbor nnO mlttelbar nid)t ent.
Term 10 pIclt Opfcl uGt Ole Grahv
ben aCiorOert baben." Die ,3obI oes
Iui 0lele &cllc unAcfumnueueu
Qienihen beIauli lid nud Sappera
'oraialtiQen 6eltltennngcn IN %auit
:pr etmoS ubr oicr >>ulrhun0Htcr
an nod nId)t 2D0.uuO uuI Dc.
san5cn Eroe, SIC Nniuhl Der nl$
}pcltciIOs lIdrt trtonntcn Geuci
berGr MIRO aul 100 onltltbrn. Am
ldnuAltcn iutr0m ote 0quaI1riidlrr
%nnNtdalien DON Nultuuuuagtlut!
0cimAclndt, HlclcmuHbriidle Qsho
rem Ourdupca Del llmrauouuq D.,
@tillcn C}tar@ an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

%orbcrcitunQ. Sic:
Sag Dem BETTER nnr lnni 4cbo.
zig olc N%leiuun0,"
Gr: ~Nonuit did onrnui ucrloi-
len idl babe oc%9pclcu meme 81
,nGcn StJclcl nnNciOQcu ooult idl
untcruc15 lton rcdlt milo werh!"
Ser @ci5IruQcn So.
din: ~AIio Gu ban ciucu 9~ti}jdcu
0crrn. Der lid nidt cimnaI an
puu0 oocr a 0at' balt2"
Mirtiduittrin: 4]itn. mir an
HauuricnuoNel bat CT mo DOS Is a
ou3Aeitopiter.
RtdtHtFtmpt Njer ~
cine 0eiijon in prattjibty 8ettn
hunt iur oia. mtn Scbu 08cnu
ih einen pon 0tn 9noheu ojsiem
Qunos lpsgnsbme. mas blejbt Damn
ubrig9"
.Ou pahrI4EinIi4 nidtI' =
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

Sic m"eitcn @cRte la he II,
,ueun man tic fi6cIt. Nierfmiiroi1
oabcr. oab man lcr1nc @eihidltcn,
0gi Neutlt iG0cu 0na 2dd1cn perQeht.
titliA,c lCtlt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

Made of solid
oak. with fumed
finish: large and
roomy: complete
with chains. Sale
price, SOS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

Four-passenEer size.
built of selected hard
wood. finished in vermil-
lion and natural Shcllac.
large, comfortable; very
Staunchly built and will
not squeak. Extra spe-
cial at S8.OS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

Metal cases. mahogany finish, self
adjusting; good quality bristlc brush
that Will clean either carpet or mat
ting. All nickel trimmings and lonp
polished handle. Fully warranted
Special at Ss.7J.
wEISBfsRGER,s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

Ma de on steel frame
with Windshield and ends
or heavy canvas; equip
ped with good springs
and cotton mattress.
Complete with chains.
Slightly soiled from dis
play, and only - i'm the
lot. Come early.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
MARKETS
STEEL MAKES GAINS
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
furN Reports Are Dlscournaing
But Eater AdNiCr- Result In Nig-
Urous Advance In Dcallng-

NEW YORK.. Sept 90 steel
shares we're again the pivotal Tea.
iurcs Of lodayH very active STOCK
market cvlnclng crrauc tendencies
in me early dealings but rising NIr.
utnusN later when IdlIrcs from m.
husrnl y'u'vrs were amurr rnDuur.
aging
Highest quotation. were reached
100 the final hour when Dru.ihIr
3 col showed ON ,Ntrrm, advance uI
~ - points ~ the new high I,,utd
uf 2Ji - while lulirt.HtI,s Steel
rallied from lts low uf lul as iu
lois closing unchanged. point
under itS top price bethlehem I'"
added 80 points 'u Last saturday 81
gain ~ Z points. Harvester was ,N.
,,ptioually active and strong and
General Motors SudrbnkrI Hud
baldwin Locomotive we're freely
nbs1rhrd with Eudi,pit johnson and
a few other spccialrirs pi gains OF
to L. points
Maximum prices were reduced ry
'o points just before 'nr .|uac
when call money. which opened at
q per cont mounted .fput.t 90 %
rrr cent as much us o. hruE paid
W hrR'rI borrowers affur the ,rI
OF iho session Sales amounted n
I3t'.ooN shares Liberty bond.
tnsed after showing strength aud
ih D" general bond division. myudIu.
tlils was irregular Total sales. urr
value. aggregated $4,000 DH
r. bonds were uurhHnEoU 60. .s..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

G'ofr, rpHtu.. 'ar t,r.,. Nh,
has ma :" h.ut,If famous. -i rWt"l
added 'o bIe n.l" u,gyAupt los r.,
Nouirr'ul .off,,4 from tu" .alr s,u',
and Whose sf.t.., ~ lUr -rtIi'A.
IN.utng Iovt pI, -l 'iF,r., .ook'l
TOT. l- ir NAB, i .rip f.. T.,is art
HI. NEr..vlf, uu .,u.pp.l't dom
nus uo.a d.Nu lhti wt} d Niu .,r
luu't 10, lI'I' tp.If for uiIu. ,nI
Niil maL, lut uf .rr T'ktt boys
ulu are du.rr .usu'.. 30 s.aI ~ su
/ ra, never W.E' born
Tur.'r Ingram Ntr.Nn|l nItb '.e
V'srru petroleum ,uwptu. iH4 tf
+ rived 10 T'-a !ud N... stree 'rI D.ur.
'alu J'ukIu- r'sIFa,d. p- manager
f ut no" local rf'.., Mr. Marshall A.H
r"rrt.r - Nafw Wcl.pm, l.u,H u.'
mann nI,rla iu TI.#r and 'l.
chances prr ~. ,,ptIi, flD pin e.
poo Ions h,I D.. Al Talbot o. rr.
hand rumrt ltU Iu 'lr marketing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

The Texas company 80 . j.
Maker In the southeast ut uorthcasg
OF southeast of porthWeu OF l,-Ll-
10 got sand ] lgb Co g.OUt feet and
o. good Tor 90 barrels
Inc Olsen Petroleum company
No. ln the southeast OF northeast
OF southeast uf uurthrasl of -N.-I 10
gut sand INii 90 1905 feet aud
drilled o." -,Ul2 fee, ana is good iur
tiH, barrels
IugfH and othcrs $50 in the
southwest OF northeast uf Il.lI.Iu
got sand lNSb To $40 frrt aud Is
good Tor 100000 fryJ.Jf gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

CHICNuO7 Sept l0 CTrn 30 mixed
~ t2m - No yellow a. ianl4I
Oats 80 White 7uL, "a 5g.c
K,e No 81 i2i
Has.r, tl.atal 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

KANSAS D'A s,p' ~ Butter Ic
higher creamery extras ltr 'rs ste.
.,rond, .", packm. IAr
faE. D., l.tfri lrsi. 20 ,rr0nas 71c
ruu.rN unchanged hens 26r rooster,
1Ht. .hr0.trs 1Ir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

George k-kiJcn 80. / Turner in
the northwest uf l.li-lD got sand
at -,aul to 23l9 feet aud be- good
Tor so barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

Tort Worth live stock
FORT WORTH Texas Scl' 20 Cattle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30

The Keno oil company well on the
q w. Laws farm Boz the south hair
of the northwest Of 3-ls-Tt is drill
i1r az 1.1oL, feet Il Is due 10 reach
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
In the Oil Fields
At Snpulpa

Tho Entente on company No .
John Holder In Il.1Slt got top
Of The sand 80 1851 feet aud la MAX
ing b,Or0Opo cubic feet of gas
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Article XVI

Amendments to this will effect when ratified bv
the states whose
by representatives compose the bov
Of delegates.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Wilson Doubts
Any Nation VIII
Dare to Resist

PARIS, Feb. Ia By The Associated
Press).-President Wilson was tho
central figure of the plenary peace
conference, which opened at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon. when in person
he read the covenant establishing a
league of nations.
There was added interest in tbe
session as 1t was the last gathering o.
the delegates prior to the Presidents
departure, as we'll as being the occa.
sion of presenting the document with
which his name is identited.
The President was received with mil
itary honors as he arrived AZ the
Foreign Office, and the large crowds
which had congregated gave him a
cordial welcome as he passed through.
The delegates already we're assembled
when the President entered the ~Coun-
ell Chamber.
When he entered the chamber the
President was greeted by Premier
Clemenceau, Foreign Secretary Balfcur
and Viscount Miner. of Great Britain
and the American delegates at the head
of the table. There was little formalitv
Premier Clemenceau, who is president
OF the conference. called tbs con.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
No Straitjacket of Might;
Moral, Humane; Armed
Force in Background
Elastic Enough to
Change With Times
ALI Nations Applaud 1t;
France Reserves Right
TO Present New Ideas

The league of nations plan was read
to the plenary session of the peace
conference last night by President
Wilson.
The plan comprises twenty-six ar
ticles and provides for a perma-
nent executive council, body of
delegates of member nations and
a secretariat
President Wilson in presenting the
document referred to the league
as union which cannot be re
sisted and which no nation will
attempt to resist. He said the
plan was not straitjacket, but
elastic, yet definite.
Mr.. Wilson, at another point in his
speech, described the league as a
moral force having an armed
force in the background.
The formation of the league, Presi
dent Wilson said, will put an end
to the annexations Of helpless
peoples.
Lord Robert Cecil, British repre-
sentative on the league of nations
commission, said the problem
worked out was to preserve the
peace of the world with the least
interference with internal affairs
of the respective nations.
Premier Orlando spoke on behalf of
Italy, and Leon Bourgeois said
the French delegates reserved the
right to present their views on
certain details of the plan as
whole. He added the plan must
be extended by a limitation of
ornaments.
Baron Maxine, of Japan, referred
to proposal which would be in
troduced later, but did not reveal
what it was.
Approval of the plan was voiced
by George Nicoll Barnes, British
Minister OF Labor; Premier Veni-
zelos of Greece, and DR.. yelling
ton koo, Chinese delegate to the
peace conference and Minister at
Washington.
President Wilson started for Brest
last night. He is due to sail to-
day for the United States.
Comment by Senators in Washing
ton evinced surprise at what were
referred to as the teeth" of the
league plan, the document being
much stronger than they had ex-
pected it to be.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Foch Is Giuen Full
poser TO Meet .4ny
German aggression

LONDON. Feb 14-With reference
the new terms Of armistice to be
srrsented to Germany, the Paris
respondent of the Daily Mall says
q, when these terms are ready the
allies will give notice to Germany
ee. in a threatening sense, but in
osder 70 provide FOR the presentation
O. rev conditions.
With reference TO the renewal Of
Monday the cores spondent states
- is understood that Marshal Foch
has been given definite verbal instruc-
tons BY the supreme War Council to
deal on a.s oan authority with any
situation created b. the Germans
which dcmsads instant action.
He Wili require a strict observance
og the demand already made for the
evacuation o. German Poland by all
herman troops. thus removing the
menace to Poland.
wth tae general line If the terms
to be embodied In the subsequent re-
Hswsl of the arrnistice Marshal Foch
Il completely satisfed. The drafting
Ct them s lest open to a commission
si eight. SET up last Monday, which
IS under the general direction Of the
nsrshal.
The drafting viii proceed on
feehs return from Treves) and it Is
anticipated It wlil he completed at the
end Of ncAt week. 1t VIII be ratified
By the Var Council The terms will
limi$ the zc Of the German army and
Shs amount Of military stores which
may be maintained. and they will pre-
scribe where the army corps are to
be stationed.
The Economic Commission, the
British men oers Of which are Lord
kobsst Gee and Sir John Beale, Is
meantime consideriag a clause to be
Inserted in the armistice terms safe
guarding thc Allied indemnity and
preventing tne export and consequent
slssppearancc OF German gold and
7'asr assets. Subject to compliance
~ Germany with the military terms,
sensldsration thereafter will be given
. tns questions Of tightening the
s'oekaas and German recognition"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

continued on poge three
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

Should of the high contracting parties break disregard
its covenants under Article XII shall thereby faco be deemed
have committed act of all the members
the league which hereby undertakes Immediately subject to the
financial relations, prohibition
between their nationals the nationals
breaking state and the prevention all financial
intercourse between the nationals the
ing state and the nationals other whether member
the league not
1t shall be the duty of the executive council such
recommend what effective military force the members
the league shall everay contribute the
protect the of the league.
The high contracting parties place
another
which be taken under this article in order the
resulting from the above
will mutually another special
of their number by the breaking
that they will afford through their territory
the high contracting who cooperating
the of the league.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
scheidemann Prefers
Ct'aos Of Bolsheuism
To death by Torture

tH1ADON. FEB. IA Philip Schcide-
~'@n, Chancellor in the new German
ssFsfnm@nt, declared in a speech be
.''s NE National Assembly at Weimar
sss'sfdsy that a Germany tramplcd
~@ssf loot would be az dangerous TO
ne peoples 81 the world ~ the old
~ ''srmahs rad been.
: a'@pateh from Weimar to-day gays
~ fo-day's meeting Of the
s''s'si Assembly Herr uuitzc put
...sa 800 motion inviting the Al
10y % adopt resolution contain.
declaration that the German
go world never accept a peace of
toattnusd on r,o1e three
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15


disputes between member
another which member of the
members of the league the high contracting
members
membership
conditions the
of any invitation
shall applied with such notifications deemed
by the league.
Upon invitation the
into the
dispute action
efectual in the circumstances
invited refusing accept oblga-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Germans Must Quit Po-
land and Foch Gets Full
Power to Curb Enemy
Must Not Crush Us,
Saws ScIleidemann
Threatens Teutons May
Quit Peace Table Should
AIIiesDemandToo Much
Dv Frederick Moore

Nc, York Tribune
Special Coblc Serricc
,cs.--ist, 1918 Nsv York Tribune lnc)
PARIS. Feb. 14.-Under the new
srnistice conditions to be imposed
upon Germany by the Allies, accord
nc 10 information here, Germany
will remain unarmed for a period of
wears. SAID to be twenty-five.
PARIS Feb. 14.-The newspapers
aaimeusly approve the decision of
the Supreme Council regarding Ger
many and rejoice that the Allied and
associated governments reached com
piste understanding as to the terms to
b submitted to Germany or Febru-
ary II.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Article ~
Article v


The league established at
which shall constitute the seat of the league The
under the direction secretary
the league who shall be chosen by the executive
etarit shall be by the secretary general
irmation by the executive council
The secretary general shall that all meetings
of the body of delegates of the executive council
Inc expenses OF te secretafa sha be borne by the states
members Of the league accordance with the apportonment of the
of the International Bureau the Universal Postal Union
Article vi
Representatives of the high contracting parties
the league when engaged the business of the league shall
diplomatic privileges and mmuntie the buildings occupied
the its by representatives attending
shall enjoy the benefits of exraterritorialty
Article VII
league signatores the covenant
and not named the protocol hereto states be invited
here the
of the states represented the body
to fully selfgovenng countries including
No state shall be admitted the
effective of
Obligations unless conform to such
principles be prescribed by the league
naval and military forces and armaments
Article VIII
high contracting parties recognize principle that the
will require the
point safety and the
by obligations having
the geographical situation
the executive council shall formulate
fecting such reductions
The shall determine
governments military
fair and reasonable proportion to the scale of forces
laid down the of disarmament and these limits when
adopted shall be exceeded without the permission of the
council
The high contracting that the manufacture by
Of munitions implements lends itself
the evil effects attendant such manufacture be
due regard being had the which
not able to manufacture for themselves the munitions and
implements Of for their safety.
The high parties
from each other the condition industries
capable Of being adapted warke purposes
amaments and that there shall be full and frank interchange
Of information their military programmes
Article TX
permanent commission shall be constituted advise the
league the of
military and naval questions generally.
Article
The
external
political independence of all league
of such aggression of threat
the executive council shall
which the obligation shall be fulfilled.
Article XII
Any threat of
the high contracting parties
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
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