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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27
W|CKERSHAM VIEW
Of KA|SERS GUILT
Former Attorney General
Discusses Punishment for
"Most Despised of Men,"
LET HIM DIG IN FRANCE
By JOHN r. BASS.
Cablegram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, I019.

Cableeram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, Iol9.
PARIS, January 26.-George w.
Wickersham. Attorney General of the
United States in the cabinet of former
President Taft and an authority on
International law, has given to the
London Daily Mail statement of his
views in regard to what should be
done with William Hohenzoliern.
II will first tell you what think as
based upon my Interpretation of the
law" said Mr.. Wickersham. Then
I shall say how feel. The thinking
and the feeling conflict. Let US first
consider the punishment of the former
kaiser purely as a political matter.
because we cannot find any basis upon
which the sovereign of one country
can be tried by the law of another
country. The sovereign of Germany
determined the issue Of war and peace
try. All international law is a COM
pact of usage between countries The
only penalty is military force. If the
victors in the present situation choose
to center the responsibility upon the
former kaiser they will undoubtedly
be able to do so. but there is no basis
in international law for the creation
which the victorS can enforce by any
court which they choose to create
repeat that as a political matter they
can. but as q judicial matter they can
not, assume and enforce a liability
which did not exist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27
Pan-Germans Just as Guilty.

He is the most dramatic exponent of
the policy that caused the war, but.
after all. the pan-German party lead
:ers. who wanted war for wars sake
and to expand the power of Germany,
are quite as guilty, in my opinion, as
the leaders who planned the campaign
of frightfulness. Tirpitz, first Of all,
should be hanged.
Getting back to the law again, be-
lieve it would be a mistake to build
an artificial judicial structure to JUS
tify something which in the last
analysis is a political decision. An in
quiry in judicial form to determine
the kaiser's moral guilt would have
the advantage of making a solemn
record for the world, and thus let
public sentiment have q chance to be
heard Viewed in that aspect, judi
cial inquiry would be Of value, and its
conclusions would have weight. But
the decision as to what Is to become
Of William Hohenzollern should be
labeled a political decision only. I
may revise this opinion after reading
the French legal evidence, in which is
offered as an exhibit the letter from
the ex-kaiser to Emperor Franz Jo-
seph. in which understand William
stated that he had personally ordered
the killing Of women and children and
sought to justify that decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27
Lord Raglan Resigns Post.

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN. December
80 Correspondence Of the Associated
Priesthood Raglan has resigned
the governorship Of the Isle of Man
after sixteen years of service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27

ence Of the Associated Press).-3
cause of q shortage Of letter paper
the most distant sectors OF the mol
Russian front. many American d
diers are sending home post cal
made of birch bark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27
Make Him Dig in France.

seNow as to what feel In order to
should like to have william Hohen-
1oliern compelled to pass the re-
mainder Of his days digging founda-
lions upon which are to be rebuilt the
destroyed houses in the devastated
areas Of France"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27

the newest styles. including fringe trimmings
silk braided, embroidered and Georgette m
ished garments. All ceiors and sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27

mems wear serge poplin and gahardine; tAtest
novelty. as well as tailored enects' VILE iiiAse
| and braid trimmings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27

Douhie-bed size
Crochet Spreads:
many new Mar
settles dessgns;
good heavy quail
tty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27

The police are attempting to abolish
the white slave" traffic in Santiago,
Chile. by deporting persons accused of
the offense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27

Birch Bark Russ Post Cards.
ARCHANGEL. November &c. via
London, December 80 Correspond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-27
DENIES PACKERS
ACT IN COLLISION
Edward Morris Says U. S.
Control Would Increase
Cost of Living.
MIGHT RUIN INDUSTRY

Edward Morris of Chicago, presit emit
CT Morris & Co, told the House in
terstate commerce committee ,day
that enactment of pending leg isla-
tion for government regulation cf the
meat packing business would pu that
industry in the situation whete the
railroads are now. This. he sat d. not
only would mean a great incr tase in
the cost of living but nigh cause
u. =, rum 81 tEs iudust y
Denying categorically charg IS of the
Federal Trade Commission t. lat there
was collision among the five big
packing firms either in buying or SELL
ing. Mr.. Morris said the commission
had not produced evidence to substan-
tate its: ale satlons, iecause there
was no evidence.
The sun., 1919-03-09
Balm for Baldheads

ing the divinity of Hair. Aud Iattcrly, .Io-
seph Hergesheimcr has proclaimed the
doctrine that where there Is no hair there
can be no good fiction.
In view Of this Babel of opinions, the
cries and discussions the dehnitivc book
on badness il as welcome as hair that
blooms overnight. RdidHc,s: It's Causes,
It's Treatment aud It's Prevention, by
Richard w. Muller, NJ. D.. is book Just
issued by Dutton & Co, and it would
be hard 10 find anything more concise, au-
thoritative or helpful on the subject.
DIR. Muller believes that not enough at
tention is given to the hair, either by the
majority of the people or by the medical
profession, and he shows in this book how
a moderate amount Of preventive care will
do away with most of our hair troubles.
1t is n veritable romance of badness. He
explains the anatomy of the hair and de-
scrihcs the principal diseases, accidents
and physical defects which cause loss or
prevent growth (although he might have
noted the great increase of badness due
10 the study of income tax blanks by arti-
fetal light.
What causes baldness7 Nothing more
nor less than scborrhGa. This is a mild
inflammation of the scalp. Dandruif sets
in-or out There is an itching. Some
thing is drying up inside Of you-and this
brings up the question in our mind az to
the effect of the Eighteenth Amendment
on the hair of America. parehed con-
dltion Of the skin and sudden dealcohol-
ization of the blood viii, We believe after
reading DR.. Mullcr's book, bring about q
complete deforestation of the national
knob. Water drinkers, We know, arc
prone TO early badness. Look at the fish
nothing but scales. That old tosspot,
Falstaff, had his roof garden intact to the
last We wish. DIR. Muller bad touched
on this vital matter.
BADNESS. Rv RICHARD W. MULLER. 4
p. Dutton & Go. 81.
The sun., 1919-03-09
BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES.

ny INJh"iN LIZ ShooEHS'
an, why should the topknot of mortal
~ be baldf Is it n heritage of tho
fall Of Adam for listening TO the words Of
the baldheaded cobra in the Tree Of
Knowledgef Perfectly virtuous and cur
few obcying people become bald before
30, while others who have trod the crooked
hills Of pleasure, looking upon Aphroditc
while she played leapfrog with the waves
and sitting check by jowl o nights with
Bacchus, have gone TO their octogenarian
graves with their tolstoys and waltwhit-
mans full upon them.
There was King Dicky the Third, we
are told by many library delving kobolds,
who was born with full head of hair
joaquin Miller was born with a goatee
which spread before his twelvemOnth all
over his phiz. Chesterton was born with
n comb and brush in his hand. La Toilette
came forth looking like the second Mrs.
Pompadour On the other hand, Cicero
never had a thimbleful Of hair on bis
head. Look at him in any museum.
Badness, its cause and cure, is a gues
ton which has agitated humanity since
the dawn of recorded time. The Greeks
had legend that the baldheaded hero
could never get over the Styx. The Morse
men, on the contrary, deified the hairless
Uranium by creating the god Balder, who
was the protector and avenger of the solid
ivory bean. There are hundreds of treat
ises on the subject, if one has the time TO
dig them up.
Metaphysicians, psychologists and mere
physicists have spilled oceans of ink try
ing to get at the root of tho matter.
Paracelsus claimed that badness was the
insignia Of wisdom. The Schoolmen held
the badness of the angels as cardinal
doctrine in their cosmogony. When Da-
lilah clipped the Aair Of Samson the lat
ter butted his shiny skull against the little
church round the corner, thus proclaim
The sun., 1919-03-09

coniormablc 70 the policy pursued by the
State. To fix and limit the objects to he
attained by the war, and 10 advise the
monarch in respect Of them, is and re-
mains during the war, just as before it,
n political function, and the manner in
which these questions are solved cannot be
without influence on the method of con-
Quoting the war. Still more DIFF
Iieult in the same line is it to judge
whether and with what motives the ncu-
trail Powers might be inclined 10 assist the
adversary, in the first instance diplomati-
cally, and eventually by armed force
But, above all, is the difficulty
of deciding when the right moment has
come for introducing the transition from
war 10 peace; for this purpose are
needed knowledge of the European CON
ditions, which is not apt 10 he familiar
to the military element, and political in
The sun., 1919-03-09

formation which cannot he accessible to
il. The negotiations in 1866 show that
the question of war or peace always be-
longs, even in war, TO the responsible
political minister, and cannot be decided
by the technical military leaders,
The moral TO he drawn from this sound
argument, which no one but the most
parochial Of military men would deny,
is chat whereas Germany had a Bismarck
in 1870 it had only William IT, in 1914;
and that whereas the Iron Chancellor
could Conquer peace under conditions
which arc couformablc 10 the policy pur-
sued by the State" the Emperor who de-
posed him from Office could not master
any of the objects Of war he foolishly and
foully set ont 10 attain.
BISMARCK. By g. GRANr RoBEHT~ov.
Henry Holt & TO. s@.25.
The sun., 1919-03-09
Grant Robertson on Bismarck, Man and Statesman

the successive phases of tkc problem. In
Bismarck's craftsmanship the man and
tho problem and their subtle and con-
tinuous reaction each on the other-these
are the marrow of the matter. And by
non-German students who have not in
hcrited the categories of thought and feel
ing, the traditions and outlook on life
intuitive in the German IAind, or expert
enccd the political conditions in which the
German people from 1915 onward lived
and aspired, the German problem Of the
nineteenth century has to be laboriously
reconstructed" 1t is TO ay such n foun-
dation ihat the biographer gives his
readers this opening chapter. And, it must
be confessed, it is decidedly laborious,
with much repetition, this last quality be-
ing the one defect of the work, 10 our
mind. But it is impossible 10 understand
Bismarck without comprehcnding the
forces behind him making him what he
was up 10 1890; and lbs biographer IS
fully justified-givcn bis announced pur-
pose-in the stress he lafs on events in
German history between NS15 and 1s4S,
when Bismarck first began 10 show his
mettle.
With the enormous mass Of material
that has been written abont Bismarck, his
times and their interrelatipn, and particu-
larly his own Memoirs (tae partial bibli-
ography given as an appendix fills seven
pages) It would be asking too much 10
find in this work anything savoring Of the
original. What the study does is TO pre-
sent wholly complete picture of the
Iron Chancellor as a man, a politician, a
statesman and finally, II round out the
circle of life's irony, the embittered soli-
tary Of Friedsrichsruhe eating his heart
ont for tho neshpOts of power that cen
tired in the Wilhelmstrasee. OF IFS style
We can compare his description of the
receipt of the edited Ems despatch with
Bismarck's own picture. Mr.. Robertson
writes: "The Bismarckian version glad
dencd the gloomy hearts Of Room and
Moltlle at that memorable meal on the
night of July l3. This meant the war for
which they had prayed anAl worked. Room
said: Our God of old lives still and will
not let us perish in Disgrace Moltke
smote his hand upon his breast and said:
If / may only live TO lead our armies in
such war, then the devt may come di-
rectly afterwards and fetch away the old
carcase.'' How much more dramatic was
Bismarck's own version Of this incident!
II then handed it the edited Ems des-
patch over TO them, and asked: We'll,
how does that do Dowf Yes they said,
it will do in that form And Moltke i'm
mediately became quite young and fresh
again. He had got his wa his trade"
There is one passage in the work, quoted
from Bismarck's "reminiscences, that has
a singular bearing on the otter fruit Ger
many picked from the tree Of Mars as
result of the war Of 1914l9ls. "The OBJ
ject Of war; Bismarck wrote, "is TO con-
quer peace under conditions which are
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12

Vnalrg ON siebliffc!ig al trGtfc tine
trooper tilbnae fra &ur!ano; Mcgic.
rin1en | Berlin aao i Operensltenl'
mclle bermeo bcn ipifc Gpcritfom.
man0ercnoc / &mrlano Srore til al
ncnoc bicln mco lin glrnie, men &c.
neral bon Der 8oltj iporebc tilbo9c,
al hans ,Solf negtcoc at rife zig Al
Elcttcn.
Sen iplfc &cgiering bar M urtocr-
rctiet 5rcoSfonicrenccn ON Sagcrncs
Stillng og %tilisicr, at Den ltaor
alhcleS biplpelss.
"Som 6slge al sc Snoifrpnfnin.
ger, Ion De alierebc Hcgjeringer bar
%paatDunget SyifInnb," bcoer oct / ocll
tp'fc Hotc, "er bcl, tpife Rcgiering
uhe al Stono til at tiltpingc fig
Hpbighcb peb militprc Wiioler. Ger
or intet, Den tpife Staggering fan gisre
rocn peo S~pertoIelicr at is9e at
nrlll9e iroppcrle III ,Sornltrt. Soll
Solac al Den opbibic0c Stcmnlng
blanot Sroppcrnc er set facicnat NJ,
at forbcrcbe en- YIon ior Hennin-
gen."
On 0rllnoen til, at De tplfe crop
per liter iig ian 9pot / aurlano, er
lntet opIr't. 81 telegram til lin
Hc1lcrlng ira enoel AZ De oplptlige
Soloater ON, at DC agteoe at bore
Ger FOR at bcifptte Ipiflano imoo
Vollbepianne", er ser ingcn, iom tor
Tor goo Nare. Soreuriat or Den more
Sitrution / Gurlauo, iom / inu
mango al DC npc Stoter | europa
ntcgct utlnr. st telegram ira ger.
lin iortGller, at Scr bolbcr pno at
brnaae ep til Ell IN Ncpollrtion i
&urlonO.
Wten ogiaa oen l~cttiifc Hegiering
Dor oocrior ben tpife llocnri9amini
tier protcitcrct moo Spifcrnea cacn-
mHatlac Opfsriel giitoll. men Or.
MILLER mantte Der gipe oct famine
Spar, at ban itoo biTlpclss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12

SrotitcL ira al .icnc. bpab DC bcho.
Der ior oct belle at ilulre AoIbc oct
gnacnbc.
Gn0pi0crc tror Scllatnrcn pau Ell
9tcgicring5Qnranti al llobuttc al
Observation-Disclosures, life iprit OF
irclnit ior aapitalcna cllcr aopitali
items Sful6, men Tor OiientIigbcbcns.
vi 0aranicrcr M proftiif tali ct llos
bpitc poa iIigc Eapircr, Tiger ban,
OF bar bclta,tct oS Iclp Tor Gunner
iii al me0c Oi@ic SbIigotiollcr, Der
or mcgct, nleact hgicre emo Ell rinle-
liz Ncutc al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
) sc li0ilc tppc 9lar bar ul bpcrt Nar
mnotict lin0c oS / at BIZ llobpttet /
bette GIcmco. Npis pao sen onocll
Si0c NegIcriu0cn gorantcrte Ell bis
Sortlcncitc - {. Gr. IA Vroccnt
uiloc oct omcritonite 6oIf iporc
22O Wiiuioner Collars odrli9, eitcr
sc carter, 'om biotil bar pUrct AiUI
oeu0c. Ter er ooenitisbct ingcn ga
ranti Tor, at &ernbnncrne mnocr DC
mtpUrcnoe 6orhol0 life ton bereNuc
liq en6mI heiere Garter. &eicitcrct
bar mcr emo antp0et, at De moer
ocn bcitQacnoc &op fan frUbe iao
llCget loil I, 5 cIler 9 EroCcnt al
Nuucruc9 Gieuoom5pGr0i. nj BET
rn0er oioie Gmitunbigbeoer er Tor
OcloGtigere Tor solicit at bare meo
at 0~orun.crc Ell bis 4roiit, or lclu
iaQt; men equator Gummin@ or al
DEN NtcnInM al 6ct ogIau / 2rn9oen
uil0c uUrc bc0lt Tor Scrnbolctnpito
,liltcn at n6jc llN me0 en- bis gnrnn
tcrct min0rc SumL mc0 iltlo Sigfcr
bco ior at ion Ocnlc, iiltoctior, ionl
biotil, at nronttc boloc ct mort. toit
bart Wtnitiucri aonenOc mcO Eropo
N0uoa, torrupt Eolitit % onben
llbumlfhcO, ION Der bar purct lao
al, OF lom ser HlnltT1r-
oi0beoena Napu mart olligtpel moo
hIi GnAr mo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
Den rusiiif, Sopict Sepublif.

Dc iIeitc Mcnueifer / Inlcrifo -
iom ! ale nnOrc 9anbc iiocninr Hiia
LAMB bar iiitcrIis mcget ntlarc %
iaaNeNc 6oreitiaiuser ON, bpao oct
ruSltifc Souiet &%cprblif err for ncact.
Greene Sopiet "a @olibcpifi or for
&c fIeitc Al o% bare Ell tom Spo, Tom
fln citcrlaNcr en- nbcitemnlclia % bag
Goreltilina ON noset IGlt noact,
uoNct obieit. Gerior mc,ltc hi, at &c
muoite c1rcNc iig Tom StiTIoSorS.
ScNcrcn Al set amcrifanifc ., 81.
Z ". grbciNc / Nuslanb, Sercmr
Sapi&, hnr / iiOitc Scitc al "5b,
9foticn" itrcuet Ell erei. negtern og
ncgct i~ntcrcSinnt Heoeaierelie Tor.
hporoal Den r~usiiife Sopict' Hepnblif
or f%pnitrucrct "a iifferlis mango
Al pore STicre Ct intcresicret ! al 'aa
Iiot @citeo ON oenne llpe Jorm Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
De brittle 2lrbeiSere.

! Gen 'tsr'te observation-disclosures.
Tom n~ooenlInbe bar ppret ofholot /
oct brittle Gige, er / Oennc lloc iam=
LET / Glasgow. Ger cr tlliteoe $50
0clegater reprrienterclbe 5,250,000
2rbeibcre inocn DC IRE itorc Sorbuno,
@rubeorbeioernes. observation-disclosures
% Observation-Disclosures
Tennc &ongre5 bar pTret ilne6e
icct nteo itor SpGnoing / belle Stor.
britanmien, GA Sc mpqtige Srganiia.
TONERS &oloning I'll S~pergSmaalet
ON "oirefte slfticn" Der piloe bIi al.
'qiort. Set. ion Ifiloe ofgisrcs, bar
ntco ANDRE Orb Spergsmanlet, ON
Nrbeioernc itllloe benptte bette "inbu-
%itrteIle "%ooben", @encralltreif, til at
fringe igicnnem tine rent politiife
&rop.
&c 9nmle Mrbei0criprere / Huber
buffet ipm glrtfur Senberion OF 9er
EiQett er MOB NnrenbcIien al
benlc ilollltricQe 9rrfitung ill
Tremmc al politilfe Tormaal, men
nGiten nle Dc pngre Glementcr os
Stormnaien Al Nrbeioernc ielp er /
/ Sapsr al "bircftc Nftion" / &umpe,l
Tor @iennemferclien al ale Neipr-
mcr, iaapel politiifc iom i%ocialc.
Sg ira @la@qom tclearaicre3 SEN
soc Sept, at birefte Nftioniiternc pcn
ben fer'tc %MiItcnning uanot en- oper-
uulocnoe Seier. ioet 6 600
Stcmmer blcp toitet 0 + og 1870.
600 imoo 6ircfte Mftion. (Wall
rcgl,er ncn1lig set Mntnl Stenmcr,
iom Iclcgatcrnc reprGienterer.) III.
itcnnningCl or iamtioiat ct Mistillibs.
rotium til TorbllnoetS parlomcnto
rife &omitc, iom bar pGret fontrol.
leret al DC gan1lc Mrbeioerfarere.
Gcunc Ilitcmning gialot BOG life
ieluc Spsr9amnnIet ON oirefte If.
tion. Get bar INN en- @eillit1ing ON
at lelloe ben pnrlamentariife Gomitea
Hopport tilbogC til &oniteen til for.
met @~ebaubltn1, forbi Nappcrtell
Inlet lnoebolot ON bircfte Mlftion.
Men set bier 10 tpbelig, bpor %inben
blaaler ira pnn &ongresien.
Oct irritc politiife arop, hpor sen
"oircttc Nttlnn" fonlnrer til Nnpell-
oclic, oil ltocn Suil bli Grapet til
NcGlcrin9cn ON at Sen ifal inoitillc
i'm &ria moo Souiet. Huslano boaoc
tllInnbS OF tlIunHoS.
Wrlbcarbci0crncS Torbuno bar
oIlcrcoc pau en- Selegatfonfcrcncc
Souoon / iorriQc llgc bciIllttct al
BRUCE ole YtiNlcr, iom itaar til Toa.
oiNbco, ior at Ioa gicnncniert Sra
bet ont acknowledging al Sc brittle
&!llgrube'c!ter % ale peb. at Oct pil
hll aiort n1cN ocn SorltoaelIc, al
Bette or bare Set ioritc Sfriot / Hct-
ming a. Acknowledging al Storbri.
turuicna &oro % belle Suouitri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
Gvifcrn, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Get hercS NOT ina moerliaI no. AZ
Ser M er tnifc Srnppcr. iom lite
mere taacr noNctiombclit Ncniun til
0rorcr ira lin cacn NcdicriuA -
tpifc Solootcr. ionl MAJ mar prrct
poni Ill at anic ION Neuitcr pdn
pcricft milltUr Siiciplin.
Den I'M bar &c mite Sro9pcr /
Sitcriispropinicruc iat lig paa Sat.
bcino. iiolgc Den Unite Hcgierinaa
cacn erflUrina. Srcoatonicrcnccu !
Yaris, bapoc slpct Den tpitc Hcgicriug
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
fonipirere | ben Seniigt at gietreiie
Sabsbltru Wpuurfict.

fonipirere | ben ,Seniiet at gienreiie
Salisbury Wonartict.
Sra Sonbon fonrmer en- PUBLIC 81.
ltorie ont at 9rigsminiiteriet bar
CLIENT at falbe tiIbage Ell bel R9ffe
"aeropIan-@ agtpoitcr" omfring Con.
Don, bpor De frembeles Seat % 9aa
'iooer oe flyer op / 2iiften eiter tpife
Ieroplater.
90 Momiralitet bar CLIENT at falbe
tilba9c III bel Del Gpltpaatpoiter i,oc
oeo Gdnalen, bpor De irembeles pIigts
'fDloi9lt gaar % ipeioer eiter tpifc
llnberpanbsbaobe
Iue tpite llnoerpanosbaaoe oq
Meroploncr er allcreoe fprlpngit |
Gnglanos @eiiobelic. Set bar Ell
Ipisreportcr, iom opoogcoe oenns
Torien1meIic.
Zen brittle Heeicring ircmbpocr
mango rare Sing for Solg mi ON
Sogen. "Nrmebptter" iGlges for
ira 500 til $500 Styffet, Sal,bitsere
ltaar 800, % en- atten- punoia Slr.
ti8ltpoer I'll $50 moo reglleS for 30
ocrfIsb. Ieltfanonlapetter ipl9cs
for $50 % Stualbielme for So
Stpffet. @noog Snnfs ficbes ionn
Frp0gicnitano i Higiolfs Snoer.
Friicn life anfgrt.
Eorifiellig Slags Gienoom til Ell
&rr0i al 10 WiQioner Wort, iom
npIig bleo iolgt al Nmerifanerne til
3plferne, blep forIeoen Sag soelagt
peo en- HGffc grpIoiioncr i r,ogel,
Immunition5opnger peo Neiltpieo,
~tclgraiereS ira Goblens. Vlol1bt bet
e%oelagtc Wateriole bar oGiau anm,.
milton Tor ire Willioncr Narf. Sem
ltorc @pglingcr n~cobrpnote.
Oct engelite @lao "Gpening
STANDARD" c"riarer fra bebite SLIDER,
at @clIienS Sifferheo moo fremtioige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
;Sreo 90 ufrco,
ira Sloe /.

Gu orlcrifanif aorrclpnnbcnt /
Berlin t%clcoroicrer Sen 10oc Sept,
at set %rl2liifc Troblent, after bcher
ifer oen cltropriltc Tolitit. Toriegct
pno CT fnnccntrcrct TilitTrt Nnarcb
pon Sooict Hu5loro - eli Yolltif,
iom man tiaib9iulbt bunbcoc ifllloe
Qiuc hurtiac OF clocllgc He'illtotcr
holocr ollcrcoe poo at ronlle
lommen.
Gitlpnoerne % Tlnnernc 9ls1
iilacn Ncmn1eliDbeh al, at DC bperfen
pil caer fan / nogen nG%pncprroig
lloitrGfning tage Gel / "Maricbcn
MOB VetroGrob". Gen c%itnilte llbcns
riQalninilter, Eoito, har alcreoc ont
ciclt ertlprct liz inlob GitlHl0errcs
9eltaAelic / Ell ioahon St'cnIip. vi
CT Tor ipn0c til at toNc Gel / ct laa
riiifabclt Gpentpr", Tiger ban. &c
Qicriuacn2 llpiulghco I'll at 1uu I'll
&riQ imob Sopict Nu2luuo Ifplbca
ierit % remit Nrbcibcruc@ SnlbninE
Ii Gitlano oa ocrnUit oiQiort Wfia
tillin i'll Gn1lauo@ NcnliAtcr | Otter
iielUnocnc. Gen tror oQIua, at 90.
pict RllalanD or hcbrc ltiffct I'll at
0orul1tcrc @itlulo@ StlpitTnoi1hco
enc ct %0icnoprcttct notlona!lltilt
Stnrc / Ml@lono.
Scttcruc % Sitbaucrnc ocltader
0drlfc pilt / aonpeu moo Nol'hcpl.
fcruc mco lterrc NcQciltrinN enc
GitlUnoernc, men 0Cttc itripcr li1
ira Den ilrnplc STRENGTHENING at DC
cuoml lite bar innct lat | ult Oct Ger
riturilml, DC frTpcr iom Ut. G'tcrot
Bette or opraact, or oct lleNct lloct
i%unoirnliot, at sc pll pTre intercs-
lcrct / en- piocrc Wiarich moo Fetrp-
orao. Dc pil oGi0a trTll0c hlcnirlc
ocn Nrnlc. Nc bar. FOR at lorlparc lig
imoo Sen polite >>n1pcrioll@nc
Gn polit Nrmc or NnINtc pilt men
I Scltto0ct moo Wollhtulternc, men
en- ltor Gel AZ hcn polltc YrcHIc bar
itnrtct Ell poloiom &nmpaAtc lnloo
Goluffcrnc5 SclioNcllc | cn WorIct
imon WruNnr. Gbolm % MoItp0. g
hUuocr, at Iolcn oil pTre Noar!lg
ticnt mco at iaa SouiCt Strrct Nll3
loub onlbrttct mco hcu rcattIonGrc
Nnniral acIticbot % bans alit.
Gen brittle Hcaatiun | Stocthclnl
hrlcotcr ct Nulic ON, at Sen brittle
Nc9icrin0 hnuoc ilrnNc al acrultcrc
cl beitcrrt Tcrcltur> pnG General
Subcnicha Hublcr. iom truttca
WuihcIpiH / Stocthplm %ritcrnt
brrnotc zig pna Scboltoultua Nlb
Ter / %NrtdnNcl. ION blco aarantcrct I'll
ell &iira AZ 10 Hublcr ". EunN
Stcrlina, eli @arantL lpnu Oct 'lQc2
pooorpN ocu cnaelltc NcGlcrinG ltcrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12

,sra Traa fonlmer Der NeeoeIelic
ON, at ser ital bore arreiteret ire
napnsipnc 6priter % 9rinier %
mango andre al Den aamIe rcaftio.
.nnrc aIif. iorsil &c uiistGnfes for q,