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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-22
REED TESTIFIES
BEFORE SENATE
PROBE COMMITTEE
DENIES ALLEGED ATROCITIES BN
BOl.SHENIk FORCES n
Itl SSIA.
WOULD REVOLT IN U. S.
SAY Movement Mould hc Welcomed
B, Members Of l.aboring Class
- IN America a. Relief
From Oppression.

Us Atsocialod Press.
WASHINGTON, Fcb. IL
John Reed. writer, Who de-
Srribcd himself ~ "rcyulutiOn-
nry Socialist told the senate
committee investigating agita-
tiOn today that hc believed the
Bolshcvik regime in Russia was
doing great work and that he
WIS firm advocate OF rcNOlu-
tinn Tie followed his wife. Louis
Bryant ou the stand and like
her denied stories of atrocities
related hy previous WITNESSES.
Dcnics Nonkers speech
Ou examination Reed could
not recall tust De- said msi sunday
in q speech at Yonkprs y Y that
three million rifles arc ia the hands
OF three million Russian workmGn
and soon three million rifles will be
In the hands Of American workmen
TO do the same thing that Ia being
done in Russia lie also said he
couldn't imagine" himself stating
in another speech IN New York that
he had started the Bolsheyist move
ment aud soon expected that lhcre
would De something doing in New
York baltimore. Albany Syracuse.
Boston and other cities OF the east.
Reed who spent some time In Rus
sia. freely admitted that he was en-
ployed iu the international reVolu-
lion bureau of the Bolsheyist minis
o., of foreign affairs iu Perograd
and told the committee that he eN-
pcc'cd 20 star an information bu-
roau' boa New York soon
Wealthy Women Aid
He said hc had discussed the mat
Ger with some persons theic and
dded.
There are some wealthy vomev
in NDv YORK who have nothing ols'
90 do with their money
The witness said hc did mot speak
90 the meeting BOZ Washington thea
tre which was largely responsible lo.
the present Investigation because IA
was considered too disrenQtahle
haynf boon iuiiooj for laSin'
thing That senator Johnson ma since
said iu the senate.
In loadng discussion with soma
cor Walcott of uolcvar.. rogardin,
lhis beliefs in respect Go law Rccr
declared thai ,hc v.ll of The people
would Doe done ii not by peaceful
ucau. chem hy force.
Change Brought h' Force.
Unfortunately hc l0dcd. pro
found ,oaal change, usually have
been accompanied by 'ho usc of force
but never have been able iu se'
auy reason vhS they could NOT hayO
been accepted otherwise
The witness said in his opinion th'
American government Is Hl presen
constituted had never been brough
to the real test ls Co whether o. wJ
I fcXiable enought 20 admit such grcl
| ltroiurms" a. those Boo Russia and as
serted that he favored the national
izatiou of industry and land iic sai'
he did not thing he had ever beef
! affiliated with any anarch.stiC move
mont and that hC Was very mucl
against the abolition OF all govern
mcut Albert Rhys Williams anotnc
writer win appear before the com
mi,tge tomorrow.
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AMERICAN WATERW AYs Will
NOT COME UNDER LEAGJ l.

PARIS. Feb 2l-.ll has virtually
been decided that there Is no possi-
h.iy of tho Panama canal or any
N0r'h American waterway coming
before the petC. conference as the
subject of the proposed international
regulations Do is asserted that the
Panama and suef canals are not r.
eardel as International waterways.
each being within ON, country.
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Arrest rwcnt,-Si, jaPs.

LOS ANGELES. CAL FEB 2l.--
Tveuty-siN Japanese were lodged IN
the county i1.l here today a. Fed
er.I prisoner charged with having
entered the country hy way of Mex
leo They were arrested m the I'm
pcual Valley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-22
Representative itorland Dies.
b hsa..trfsH Vr=.s

WASHINGTON Fcb. 20 Word
fs received hDrr tonight of the
DEATH pf Repre- ruiaiItr william a..
IiarHud of Missouri Death occur.
'sd af Army f.e.l Hospital Number
5000 france uf pneumonia
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ih,arian War Minister Killed.
% Assuriatsd ptsss

LONDON Feb.---A German
wireless message reserved here
quotes phiIlipp Sche.demaun Gcr-
man chancellor as saying that Herr
R0- bampier hUarim minister of
Var had been killed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-22
WITHDRAWAL Of
AMERICAN FORCE
CAUSES ANXIETY
TROOPS 90 ATED OVER PROS
PFCrS OT LEAVING RUS
SIAN TERRITORY.

~ Associated lrsss
ARCuANGEI. Thursday. Feb. 20.
The announcement from Washing
ton that 'hp American troops in
North Russia are 90 hr withdrawn
az the earliest possible moment IN
the spring vu- received with JOY by
the troops themselves. bot official
circles and also the Russian popu-
lation aro anxious Go know whether
other troops win bp sent 20 replace
them
Thl American troops affected are
thc a59th lnf1ntry aud one battalion
OF tho 3lOth engineers an draft
forces entitled to demobilizAtion at
Ter the conclusion Of the war.
Intention Not Clear.
De witt c Poole. Jr.. counsellor
OF the American embassy, has issued
the following statement
In connection with the Washing
ton announcement The American en-
hassy in Archangel states u under
stands this announcement relates on
~ 20 the disposition of the Ameri-
fan troops now here Il does not de-
tcrmino one way or another the gem
cral question OF the continued pres
6nce OF an American force In north
brn Russia. nor Is it understood 70
disclose decision as 10 the further
American policy In Russia Deter
mination OF this awaits upon a fur
,her discussion by the peace confer
cucC 40 Paris
From a conversation with trans
portat.on authorities it appear that
with normal ice conditions tlc ear.
liost possible moment M which con-
siderable bodies of troops can ho
moved from \rch1ngel VIII Dee ir
Juno
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BILL PROVIDING
FOR WHEAT PRICE
IS UNF INISHEg.
OIE1 riONS OFFERED ny BOTH
PARTIES TO PROPOSED
RtSOLt TION.
WOULD PROTECT FARMER
Discussion Center, ON Features
Which Offer Recourse 90 Millers,
Retailers, and Bakers-Re-
icct Amendments,

by Aa-r-Iafad pre..
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2I.-
The House remained In session
until late hour tonight In an
effort tu reach vote ON the hill
providing means for the govern.
mcnt to carry out it, guarantee
uf - ~ a bu>hcl 90 the farmer
to rthc 1910 wheat crop.
Numerous amendments were
proposed. but with the cNccp-
tiun of those offcr,ri D, the conn
mittce they were ruled out ON
pVini- Of order or voted down.
Mould J,c Agencies.
Representative Moore OF pennsyl-
ylnia sought tp strike out the pro,i-
sion permitting the President TO u.s.
ans existing agency 0i The govern
mont. or % establish new ones for
carrying out the provisions OF the
measure but his amendment was de-
feated
Objection 10 the bill was made By
both Republican and Democratic
members because % did not -uecifi
gally provide that the wheat b. old
TO the consumer at the price permit
ted by the law Of supply and do
mand
The prov sion iu the bin protect.
INK miilor. wholesalers. Jon ora.
bakers 5ui retail merchants against
loss on account ot ABNORMAL flcrtu-
HffuUe tr rrfra H| uhaaf and ushraF
I lour was discu .d AZ length. but
several amendments 70 restrict its
. extent were defeated
After adopting amendments
/ changing from October ~. 1920. TO
june J, 1920, the date on which the
/ government guarantee would expire
and giving the resident power 20
/ prohibit .mport ot wheat should IN
( iair tactics b. used in trying 10 force
down Che price the House Adjourned
vote co le hih
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OFFICIALS ASK
ACTION AGAINST
STOCK SWINDLERS
GRAFTERS TAKE ADV NANrAGE
OF MARkET CREATED BN
LIBERTY BONDS.
MANY OIL PROMOTIONS
over tIn Fake scheme, Investigated
During Last Acar-Niotor Propo.
~ition~ Giving Way Go Ol
Producing.

MASHINGTON. Feb Ill
Operations ~ stock ,windlrr~,
growing larger daily, a. the
market created by The cam-
puigns for the sale of Liberty
bond, d, realized. declared D,
bankers and government off
,ial, appearing before the Fed
Dral Trade Commission TODAY Go
be- prime cauec in social un-
rest. The commission was hold
inu hearings 10 determine
whether Il has power "a stop
such operations.
40 Effective Power.
Charles S ilamun oI ths Federal
Reserve BOARD. said thc capital la-
sues Committee whirh lunCuoueu
during the var. had 10 effective
power now. although reports coming
to lis attention showed a revival Of
fake security selling"
The earmark OF the swindler to-
day Is hts economic willingness 10
take Liberty bonds IN exchange for
the paper he sells said Jason Wes-
terf.eld. representing the New York
Stock Exchange
"We have investigated l3O ma
tional swindles during the last year.
Richard a. Lee. representing the
vigilance committee of the Associated
Ad Clubs. testified 'and we hav,
found that the machinery at the dis
position of the Postoffice Depart
ment Is not sufficient 90 meet th'
need
Crooks viii FighI.
"ThC good crook will fight. re
member. taking advantage of ever,
technically tn, epidemic of m0to
promotions which we fought Wit
some success. b. giving way On of
schemes Legitimate business con
Germs. sirit... .l1t, 'heir ropu
ioilou o.. -yC 90
F lingerie as.u ..t al. 1t
tac. ss t .uris
Dl h.
.t r5ui.
900
na H Eroui
rt so- rogue,
gall tr' chance f5 inter
yenc9 asked Chairman Colyer
.... TO Justify Readers Faith ...
GLADLY tbo witness said. w,
are only n the work lu order % Jus
tity the faith that readers have Il
advertisement ANY government
agency that will act and give its ac
I iion publicity will stop the business
+ The banker aud "a, business mci
have an their Warming discouute.
I because thr sWindler yell, trus,
and bis business aud makes the,
attack am advertisement
Representative TAYLOR 0i C0Iurau.
said that the marvellous facility fa
circumyeutinr statute" pos.es.a
oy the swindlers. made most OF 'h
state blue sky commissions NOR
/ or less helpless ilo promised tha
. congressional action would be- forth
coming if the commission deemed 10
present powers insufficient
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end of Monroe doctrine. Scna-
tor Borah of Idaho, Hcmibli-
can mcmbrr of the foreign
relations committee, declared
today in the senate thar before
the plau was adopted the
american people should be
allowed tu give verdict ON
IL.
Would cling Ia AmcriCanism.
Tho Idaho senator who recently
declined President Wilson's invita-.
ton to Whito House conference
next week 70 discuss the league con
rtitutlon insisted that the United
States should cling to Americanism
as established by the fathers and as
recently defined by former Presi.
dent Roosevelt. lie charged former
President Taft with making mis-.
leading statements ABOUT the effect
OF the leagues plan on American
policies.
When Senator Borah concluded
an unusual demonstration occurred
While crowded galleries applauded
senators and visiting Representatives
crowded around the senator seeking
70 congratulate him Among the
senators were several Democrats
including Thomas OF Colorado. Cor,
Of Oklahoma, Smith OF Georgia and
Nardaman OF Mississippi. Befor,
Mt Borah spoke Senator sherman
Of Illinois Republican introduced a
resolution proposing that the senate
request President not 10 discuss IN,
league until after he confers win
the senate. tie coordinate treat,
making branch. and 20 "presery.
an impartial and unbiased mind" on
the subject
senator Reed to speak.
tomorrow the attack ON ia,
league IN the senate Is to be con
iinued with senator Reed Of Mis-
souri, Democrat speaking sonato
Hitchcock chairman OF the foreigl
relations committee and senate
Lcwis of Illinois Democratic whir
are reported planning addresses 1,
support of the league early mex
week, when Senator Cummins o
Iowa. Republican. may also make al
address
Senator lorab said hc made hi
beech today especially because %
what De- termed misleading state
mcnts OF former President Taft N,
disagreed with Mr. Tau's assertion
ihai the league does not confllc
With lhc Monroe doctrine or Wash
lngions against cuiangling alliances
Declaring that America would b
uul-roicd five to one by Englau,
alone. because OF the recognition %
hrillsh colonies. senator Borah sal,
the league constitution was th
greatest triumph of English dipio
macy OF three centuries" He addel
ihai the English press and othe
foreign authoritio- cuucede thar IN
plan involves the end OF the Mon
700 doctrine
Statements made by former PresI
dent Tart that The proposed lcaru
of nations did not couirayene wash
ingion's doctrine against engaging 4
cntangllng alliances with forpig
countries. or with the Monroe do,
irine were declared by Senator Bora
to De- TO the utmost misleading "
Tho people OF the United Stat,
nave undoubtcd right he said. 90
change their form OF government an
to rcuouuce their established policis
whenever they SEQ On ] would o.,
oppose any change in an orderly fast
ION as may mce, with the approx.
of the people af any time. bclIct
however. that whenever radical d.
psrture from established policic.
proposed. the people ought 90 be- cot
suited
To Mr. Taite suggestion that OF
Continued on Page Eirhtl
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BORAH CONDUCTS
ATTACK ON PLANS
FOR Pc ACE LEAGUE
APPLAUSE GR1ETS IDAHO sENA.
TORS CRITICISM or SOCIETY
OUTLINES.
rs RADICAL DEPARTURE
Refer, tu speech Made by Former
President TAFT, Who l. Touring
the Country in support "f the
Peace League.

Gy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL
criticiling the league Of nations
a. "ihc most radical departure"
from President MaShington's
policies aud ~ spelling the
end of Monroe doctrine. Scna-
tor Borah uf Idaho. Rcpuhli-
can member of the foreign
relations committee, declared
today in the senate thar before
the plan was adopted the
american people should he
allowed tu give verdict ON
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-04

1t was stated that a polo game will
probably be also a feature of the day
on the Fourth.
A tentative program for the races
was read, and seemed to meet with
general favor. 1t provides for $500
in purses, and entry fees of S456. 1t
is as follows:
Tentative Program
LIST. Polo pony race. Il mile. Sill
yer cup.
End. Cattle horses only. \ mile.
LIST prize, $500; End prize, $500.
3rd. Free-for-all. x mile. LIST prize,
10000; End prize, $4,000.
4th. Ladies' race. 81 mile. C to
enter and 3 to start.) LIST prize, $4,000;
End prize, $500.
5th. Pony race, free.for-all. " mile
lab and under. LIST prize, $500;
End prize, $500.
9th. Relay race. n mile. 1st
prize, $500; End prize, $500. Three
changes to be made, ordinary cowboy
saddle and bride to be used; the
latigo strap to run through cinch-ring
twice and knotted. Three to start.
18th. Oriental race. n mile. LIST
prize, $500; 2nd prize, $500. For
horses owned and ridden by Orientals.
Sth. Portuguese race. ~ mile. LIST
prize, $4,000; End prize, $500; 3rd
prize, $1,000. Four to start.
9th. Free-for-all. One mile. list
price, $4,000; End prize, $4,000. Three
to start.
10th. Mule race. Il mile. Three to
start. list prize, $500; End prizs,
$1,000.
18th. Policemen's race. y mile.
list prize, $500; End prize, $500.
18th. Oriental race. " mile. LIST
prize, $4,000; End prize, $500.
18th. Hawaiian bred race. "a mile.
LIST prize, 100000; End prize, $4,000.
14th. Hawaiian bred race. q mile.
prize, $4,000; End prize, $4,000.
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Safety First

1t seems to be true that the Crown
Prince is in the habit of attending
service at the local village church,
but, in spite of his previous exper-
fence in France, we are informed that
he does not in this case take the
collection.-London Opinion.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who sent
floral tributes and in many other ways
expressed their kindness and sympa-
thy in the loss of my dear wife, l
take this mean of extending my
sincere gratitude and thanks.
H. c. MOSSMAN.
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MINERS WILL NOT STRIKE FOR DEBS
Ind, April Indiana miners will not Join in a
protest strike against Debs Imprisonment, according to the secretary
Indiana miners, who declared that the matter is not before the organi-
zauon.
SUPREME COURT TURNS DEBS DOWN
WASHINGTON, March 31-The y. S. Supreme court has ne
MED Eugene Debs a rehearing on his appeal from conviction and sent
cnce of 10 years imprisonment for violating espionage act.
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HONOLULU, April 3-Women here are planning to carry the
fight for suffrage to congress through petitions which Kuhio will pres
et at the next session. The leaders are also preparing for women to
take an active part in the next election, even though they have no votes
themselves, to defeat the opponents of woman suffrage.
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Latest News By Wireless
(By The Associated Press)

LANGUAGE SCHOOL BILLS MAY BE COMBINED
HONOLULU, April st is understood that the legislature may
combine the two foreign language school bins-Andrewss and Lyman's
Into one, and make its provisions effective September %, 1920, thus
giving time for language schools to prepare for change.
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PAXSON IS CONFIRMED

HONOLULU, April 2-The senate today confirmed S. S. Pax
sons appointment as president of the board of health, only one senator
opposing. Some resentment has been expressed because "the house is
butting into the senates affairs" in connection with this matter.
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SUGGESTS KUHIO MAY RESIGN AS DELEGATE
HONOLULU, March 31-The Advertiser says that the report
that if the bill paying the mayor 10000 carries, whether Kuhio will re-
sign to run for mayor at a special election, and r. w. Single run for
delegate as republican and Raymond the democratic candidates, is
neither confirmed nor denied.
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SENATE TURNS DOWN HUME FORD

HONOLULU, March jas a committee Of the whole, the senate
today voted unanimously against the confirmation of Alexander Hume
Ford as promotion committee director.
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OLAA LOST MONEY LAST YEAR

HONOLULU, March 31-Oa stockholders held their annual
meeting today. The plantation lost last year $169,59O. Manager Eek
hardt announced satisfactory progress with the new paper mulching
mill.
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Wy TO HELP LOCATE DRAFT DELINOUENTS

HONOLULU, March 31-Judge Banks, assisting United States
district attorney has asked the army authorities for help in rounding
up 200 men who will be questioned Is to their reasons for draft dehn-
quency.
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KOREANS STARTING REVOLUTION AGAINST JAPAN
HONOLULU, March 3Q-Honoulu Koreans have received a
cable from Shanghai saying that Koreans have formed a provisional
government in Manchuria. Six hundred Korean troops are crossing
into the home land from Manchuria daily. A great demonstration took
place at Seoul on March rs and 20, with casualties on both sides.
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HONOLULU, April 3-Chef Justice Coke has consented to make
the appointments of district magistrates if the legislature so desires.
I considered likely that this action be taken. This will mean the
death of the bill providing for the election of magistrates.
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NEW CANDIDATE FOR HONOLULU MAYOR
HONOLULU, March 3l-Clarence Crabb has announced himself
a republican candidate for mayor.
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A PRICE COMMISSION BILL TO HAVE HEARING
HONOLULU U, March 3l-The senate judiciary committee, late
This week will give the plantations a hearing on Senator Russels bill
providing for a commission to fix prices between mills and homestead
cs. Some members feel that the provisions of the bill are too drastic.
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HONOLULU, March 29-The Star Bulletin quotes Speaker Hol-
stein as saying, "A special session of the legislature is possible because
many matters remain for consideration" Views elsewhere taken are
that a special session will not be necessary.
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SENATE HOLDS DOWN HARD ON APPROPRIA

HONOLULU, March 2SThe Senate has passed the general bill
which now goes to the House. Numerous changes were made in it, but
the total is only $4,3l4249, or but little more than when it came from
the Governor.
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BILL READY FOR IRWIN BEACH PURCHASE

HONOLULU, March 29-AtoIney General Irwin has completed
a draft of a bill approprIatng $4,000 for the purchase of Washington
Place for the official governors home. He has also completed a bill
calling for the appropriation of 100000 for the purchase of the Irwin
Estate beach property for a war memorial. The bill provides for Swear
bonds.
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PLEBISCITE BILL 70 BE ONERHAuLED Gal

HONOLULU, April 2-The plebiscite suffrage bill was recommit-
ted to the judiciary committee today and Chairman Andrews said it
would be reported out in its original form without his amendments,
providing for a regular election on suffrage.
The Honolulu newspapers have savagely scored the houses action
on suffrage Yesterday.
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GSONNSOE -NOOLD OIIO I7fINTONTE ONIlOOIO
HONOLULU, March 2S-Japanese ConsulGeneral Moroi, speak
ing unofhcaly, suggested that foreign language courses be introduced
in the public schools OF Hawaii, automatically aboGshing the present
language schools. The plan was offered in a Star-Bulein interview.
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HOrSemen Planning
For Big 18th OF July

Continued from Page One.)
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HIGHER DUTY ON SUGAR PLANNED

HONOLULU, March ga Star-Buletn special dispatch fror
Washington indicates that the republicans are planning an increase
the sugar tariff.
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Democracy BY Default

Geographical
Papa, where is Atoms?"
Atoms? | don't know. nv boy.
You mean Athens probably"
NO, / mean Atoms-the place
Where everything is blown to-
Awgwan.
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AUSTRALIAN PREMIER VOICES IMPATlENCE

T"TTF ~ TTI ~ TTINOE -
PARIS, April Premier Hughes, of Australia, in a speech
criticized the slow methods of the peace delegates, and insisted it il
necessary to make peace quickly so as not to allow Germany ever agar
to do what she did in 1914.
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ALLIED TROOPS TO ADVANCE UNLESS GERM

LONDON, March 3l-The Evening News understands from
reliable source that in case the German delegates refuse to sgn the
peace treaty, General Foch will be authorized to order the Allied armies
along the Rhine to advance.