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Sc TEME POR LA VIDA DE CLEMENCEAU
PARIS parsinos que tomaron una
otOgsa radoghca del tOrax de Mr. cemenceau dho
un facuavo va vsto prensa
esta ciudad que el proyectl perfor6 los pulmones.
primeros tuvea fatales
resuado pero aforunadamene de
que clemenCoau ira recObrando la sa1ud POGO POGO
Sc HAcE ToDo Lo POSSIBLE PoR Ev1TAR UNA
INFECTION
PARIS febrero 2Algunos medcos que visitado
han manesado nistro
cOmpque infection Sc ton medda gurosas para
tarla
LA PENA CAPITAL PARA Ell
AGREsoR DE CLEMENcEAU
PARIS febero captain Bauchard6n que entiende en- c
contra ell que este
Sc le aplcara la pena capital.
Las aucdade han manfesado que possible po
arrancare presunto ano clave
poiticos que hay en- Paris.
H1cIERoN FUEGo soBRE UNA
COMISION INTERALIADA
vARsovIA febrero 2Ha profunda impression
noca dc battalion de sodados ukranianos dspar6
5obre en conduca delegation de ministries aado
E delegation iba por camino de herro que conduce
Cracova capital de Polona Ausraca Lemberg en- los
que delegation mportan
mission Poona dode esperaba para planear mportane
cucstones relacionadas con Ia republca polaca.
Sc HA ORDENADo UNA INVESTIGATION
PARIS prensa aiada protesta ndignad
escnda promovdo uanos que dpararn
ell tren que conducia la delegation interaiada.
- Sc sugere que haga investigation gu
bnamentales de Uana quieren escurrr ell buo dcen que
los mlitares que dispararon irresponsables
La delegation aada ba tomar las dcusiones sobe
Ell armistico que seha incado Polona Ukrania.
PROMETEN CASTIGAR A LOS AGREsOREs
PARIS ministerio de Ukrania ha
dho que los miaes responaes de la aggression
c0nduca delegaci6n aada sometido
de guerra.
Los PERIODIsTAs sATIsFECHos
MADRID febrero Los representatives de la prensa
capital manifestar contra ell Presdsne del
Congress- habian acorado as sesones
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La comision inter-aliada recibida q tiros
Temense complications en- 81 estado de Clemenceau
Cablegramas de "Ez Mundo"

ODE NUEsTRos coRREsPoNsALEs EsPEc1ALEs
LA REVOLUTION REACCIONARIA EN- BAvIERA
MUNICH febero 2Ha estallado esa ciudad revou
on reaccona audos elementos descontens
habendo ogrado anho de unfo queren Bavera
constituya naci6n independence.
Las opas del goberno han cagado contra los emento hos
tiles, pero todavia han logrado dispersarlos.
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De nssssrss essrsspossaIss espssisIs
IA INFLUENZA" EN- BARGE


IA INFLUENZA" EN- BARCELONA
BARCELONA fcbrcro2i das ha aumsnsadO dc
toridades anisarias an ea6rrcas Sc ha pObdO Ia
agomcraci6n pc4sonss agrOs cncma6gafos seatrO
Sc OPONEN A LA AUToEoBIA CATALINA
MADRID dpuiadOs cas:eanOs OpOnen abicr
tamene Ia auonomia dputados dc Cas-
ta que aprohac6n proyco sobr catalina debt
ara unidad nacOna Ia representation consular de Epsha
e extraajeTo.
oTRA VEZ Ell. PROBLEIA REGIONALISTA
MADRID febrerO Clos regOnalsss 81 mayOra calala
bzcaaas han vIeO prOOvcr COnsO question
del rcgionaismc.
presidcntc Congrcso hab6 cO psrsoEalsne lss
deponsr hostd.d que hataa auido.
Los regiOnaistas SC haa dadO pOrsatisfschos
Ell NUEvo EJERCITo DE ALEMAEIA
BERLIN febrcro 2-Ssg6n aauneiadO 81 sado mayor as
Para la fOmac6n de sO sndA rssbrss Ia
sanction de los poaercs de Ia Entente
ran Pass de sitrcsO 10 oOssisuysa iysnes De-
dicz y vcntdn a5os.
LAS AMENAzAs DE- LOS AGITADoREs oBRERos
BERLT 2-El goberno nutstras grayeents peocu
pado por crisis Industrial que los agadorcs del
movmieno sOcssia Dcsn los agadOss que De mOmento
piensan perazar tOdas las indusras Dc Ia nac6a IA
vida comercial
Temese que huega general el es
u dc bOshcvsmo que SC ha Disseminate POr Oda II nao6a
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LAS TEOPAs AMERICAHAs TIEHEN QUE
PRoTEGER LOS TRAEsPoRTEs DE- vIvERE

BERLTE febrero 2Esp6ras gran ansdad capital
cgada dc gran connsento opas amseasas qas vsnsn
proegcr snsportes prOvOne asnos Dc s0es eiass
han do CnvadOs para avar stuac6n ds pusbo Ia
de amenOs Alemana que hssho
pcdir Ia vigiIsnca por tropas americanas.
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PRIMER MINIsTRO AsEsINADO

MUNICH febrero 2-La agacen politca Baviera
mado tai ncremento fanaico ell enente Conde Valley
asesn6 al presdnte del Conseo Ministries Esner dparand
tiros boca de arro.
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Los PERIODIsTAS SATISFECHOS

MADRID ebrero Los representatives de la prensa
capital manifestar protesta contra ell Preden del
Congress- habian acodado asis sesones de
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
REPEAL OF DRY LAW
URGED TO CUT TAXES

"A strong plea for Immediate CON
sideration Of legislation to repeal vsr
time prohibition was made before the
House Agriculture Committee yestet-
day by Representative Rainey. of ma
nois.
Members OF the committee indicst-
ed after hearing Mr.. Rainey's appeal.
that hearing viii be granted. The
matter will be taken up again Friday.
when a final decision Is expected.
The members of the Ways and
Means Committee and other members
OF Congress. Rainey said. have ex-
pressed themselves as willing and
anxious to do something for the
soldiers and sailors. but say they do
not know how TO raise the necessary
money
"rll tell you how TO raise the mon
ey." said Mr.. Rainey. Lift the war
time prohibition lid and the govern
ment will collect $500. 10000 in taxes
within thirty days. plus many mil
lions more in excess profits taxes"
This revenue, he continued. also
VIII enable Congress to eliminate
some OF the burdensome consumption
taxes which IL has been restrained
from doing because Of the financial
condition OF the Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
PASS BILL AIMED AT
GERMAN TRADE TRICK

Without record vote, the House
yesterday passed and sent to the
Senate the "anti-dumping" bill. No
serious opposition to the measure
developed during the four hours
debate.
The purpose of the proposed leg
islation is to prevent the sitting
of American industries by the
dumping of foreign merchandise on
the market in this country at less
than its fair value in the country
where it was produced.
The measure is aimed chiefly At
Germany. which is reported to have
large overproduction of various
kinds of goods ready to dump into
this country when normal condi-
tions are restored. By selling their
commodities. particularly chemicals
and dyestuffs. in the United States
at less than cost before the war,
the Germans succeeded in prevent
ing the development OF those in
dustries here.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

and B'rer Terrapin drew in his head
and legs till passed.
Charms of Valley Forge.
white House. June q, 1901.
Dearest Ethel: ] think YOU are a
little trump and / love your letter,
and the way you take care of the
children and keep down expenses
and cook bread are Just your
own blessed busy cunning self.
You would have enjoyed being at
Valley Forge with us on Sunday, 1t
is a beautiful place and, OF course,
full OF historic associations. The
garden here is lovely. A couple of
warbling vireos have built in a lin
den and sing all the time. The lin
dens. by the way. are in bloom. and
Massachusetts, avenue Is fragrant
with them. The magnolias are all
in bloom too. and the jasmine on the
porch.
WnshinRton's Companions Mt
Valley Forge.
White House. June q, 1904
Dear Ted: Motner and ] had a
most lovely ride the other day, way
UP beyond Sligo Creek to what is
called Northwest Branch, at Burnt
Mills. where is beautiful gorge,
deep and narrow with great boul-
ders and even cliffs. Excepting
Great Falls, II Is the most beauti-
full place around here. Mother
scrambled among the cliffs in her
riding habit. very pretty and most
interesting. The roads were good
and some OF the scenery really beau
tiful. We were gone four hours.
half an hour being occupied with
the scrambling in the gorge.
Saturday We went to the wedding
OF Teddy Douglas and Helen. II was
beautiful wedding in every way
and I am very fond of both Of them.
Sunday We spent at Attorney Gen
eral Knox's at Valley Forge. and
most Unexpectedly had to deliver
a little address at the church i'm the
afternoon, as they are trying to build
a memorial TO Washington. Think
Of the fact that in Washington 5
army that winter among the Junior
officers were Alexander Hamilton.
Monroe and Marshall-a future Pres
ident of the United States. the fu-
ture Chief Justice who was to do
such a wonderful work for our gov
ernment. and the man Of most bril-
liant mind-Hamilton-wh we have
ever developed in this country
Ito he Contlnued)
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Chemists Gloat Over
Their Vindication

The Alchemists. a society COM
posed OF George Washington Univer-
sity chemistry students. were greeted
with hearty laughs and endless taunts
when thep announced several weeks
ago that they would devote the winter
months to study of the dead sci
ence. an intensive investigation OF
tne history OF alchemy and the effect
OF It's tenets upon modern chemistry.
But the students and professors who
mad laughed wore sober miens yes
terday. when Word reached this coun-
try from Paris that the philosophers
stone" had been found hnd that it
would soon be possible To transmute
the baser metals into gold.
The Alcnemists' Society will hold a
jollihcation in the near future at
which they will gloat over the vindi-
cation Of the dead science
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
GENESIS.
CHAPTER 2e.

CHAPTER 29.
Jacob cometh To the well Of Haran. He
tsketh Acquaintance of Rachel Is Iaban
entertainment him. 10 Jacob conyenanteth for
Rachel. . He 10 deceived with Leah. 8
He mAreth also Rachel, and serseth for
her seven yeaD more. y Leah beareth
Reuben. g Simeon. 81 Levi. S and Judah.
Then Jacob went on his journey.
and came into the land OF the peo-
pie Of the east.
2 And he looked. and behold a
well in the field. and. 10. there were
three fiocks of sheep lying by it:
for out OF that well they watered
the hocks: and a great stone was
upon the wells mouth.
And thither were all the nocks
gathered: and they rolled the stone
from the wells mouth. and watered
the sheep. and put the stone again
upon the wells mouth in his place.
And Jacob said unto them.
My Brethren, whence be ye? And
they said. OF Haran are we.
And he said unto them. Know
ye Laban the son of Major? And
they said. We know him.
And he said unto them, Is he
well? And they said. He Is well:
anu oehoio' INdCHcl MS oduSuhci
cometh with the sheep.
Z And he said. Lo. it is yet high
day. neither is il time that the cattle
should be gathered together: water
ye the sheep. and go and feed them.
And they said. We cannot. un-
til all the focks be gathered to-
gether. and till they roll the stone
from the wells mouth; then we
water the sheep.
. 4 And while he yet spake with
them. Rachel came with her father
sheep: for she kept them.
10 And IL came to pass. when
Jacob saw Rachel the daughter OF
Laban his mothers brother. and the
sheep OF Laban his mothers brother
that Jacob went near. and rolled
the stone from the wells mouth
and watered the flock OF Laban his
mothers brother.
IL And Jacob kissed Rachel. and
lifted up his voice. and wept
IL And Jacob told Rachel tina,
he was her fathers brother, and
that he was Rebekah's son: and she
ran and told her father
IS And il came to pass. wner
Lahan heard the tidings OF Jacot
his sisters son. that he ran to meet
him. and embraced him. and kissed
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Peter Rabbits Funeral.

White House. May IS, 1904.
Dear Kermit: 1t was great fun
seeing you and Ted, and / enjoyed
1t to the full.
Ethel Archie and Quentin have
gone to Mount Vernon today with
the GARFIELD boys. Yesterday poor Pc
ter Rabbit died and his funeral was
neid with proper state. Archie. in
ms overalls. dragged the wagon with
tne little black coffin In which poor
refer Rabbit lay. Mother walked be-
nina as chief mourner. she and
archie solemnly exchanging tributes
70 tne worth and good qualities Of
tne departed. Then he was buried.
win ruchsia over the little grave.
account OF how Harold went 10 The
circus and sang the great snberai
song OF the circus? Well, yester-
DAY mother leaned out of her win
dow and heard Archie, swinging un-
der a magnolia tree. singing away
10 nimseif, I'm going to Sycamore,
10 sycamore. to Sycamore. I'm going
10 Sagamore oh. to Sagamose.' 1t
was the spheral song Of Joy and
thanksgiving.
The children's delight at going to
sycamore next week has completely
swallowed up all regret at leaving
mother and ME. Quentin is very cum
ming: He and Archie love to pIa :
the hose into the sandbox and then.
with their thigh rubber boots on, to
get In and make Notifications. Now
and then they play it over each other.
Etnei Is playing tennis quite n good
deal.
think YaGenka is going to come
out all right, and Bleistein, too. I
have no hope for Wyoming or Re-
nown. Fortunately. Rusty is serving
US well.
White House June I2, lso4
Blessed Quenty-Quee: The little
birds In the nest in the vines on the
garden Nfence nre nearly grown UP.
Their mother still feeds them.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

Lord hath heard that I was hated.
he hath therefore given me this
son also: and she called his name
Simeon.
81 And she conceived again, and
bare a son: and said. Now this time
will my husband be Joined unto me,
because have borne him three
sons: therefore his name was called
Levi.
IS And she conceived again. and
bare a son: and she said. Now will
! praise the Lord: therefore she
called his name Judah; and left
bearing.
CTo be Continued)
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him. and brought him to his house.
And he told Laban all these thinrs.
IL And Laban said to him, Sure
ly thou art my bone and my flesh.
And he abode him with the space
of a month.
Is 4 And Laban said unto Jacob.
Because thou art my brother,
shouldest thou therefore serve me
for nought? tell me, what shall thy
Wages be?
16- And Laban had two
daughters: the name of the elder
was Leah. and the name of the
younger was Rachel.
II Leah was tender eyed; but
Rachel was beautiful and well
favoured.
is And Jacob loved Rachel: ana
said. j will serve thee seven years
for Rachel thy younger daughter.
1s And Laban said. II is better
that ] give her to thee. than that
I should give her to another man.
abide with me.
20 And Jacob served seven years
for Rachel: and they seemed unto
him but few days. for the love he
had to her.
81 r And Jacob said unto Laoan,
SlNC NY Wllt. od1t oIC
I FULFILLED. that may 60 in unto her
% And Laban gathered together
all the men of the place, and made
a feast.
23 And It came to pass in the
evening. that he took Leah his
daughter. and brought her TO him;
and he went in unto her.
"a And Laban gave unto hrs
daughter Leah Zilpah his maid for
a handmade.
IS And 1t came to pass. that In
| the morning, behold. IL was Leah:
and he said to Laban. What is this
thou hast done unto me? did not
serve with thee for Rachel? where
fore then hast thou beguiled me?
26 And Laban said. II must not
1 be so done in our country. to give
the younger before the frstborn.
g Fulfil her week. and we will
give thee this also for the servics
which thou shalt serve with me yet
seven other years.
IS And Jacob did so. and fulfilled
her week: and he gave him Rachel
his daughter TO wife also.
29 And Laban gave to Rachel his
daughter Bilhah his handmaid to
be her maid
| 80 And he went in also unto
Rachel. and he loved also Rachel
more than Leah. and served with
him yet seven other years.
81 Il And when the Lord saw
that Leah was hated. he opened her
womb: but Rachel was barren.
3e And Leah conceived. and bare
a son: and she called his name
Reuben: for she said. Surely the
Lord hath looked upon my arfliction;
now therefore my husband will love
me
80 And she conceived again. and
bare a son: and said. Because the
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
BLIZZARD TIES UP
NEBRASKA RAILROADS

Lincoln, Neb.. Dec. - Belated
trains poked their pilots into the
oiizzards of Western Nebraska to-
DAY after night of tie-ups. These
were preceded by plows. Drifts were
not high, but the snow was hard
packed under temperature of 81
10 80 below zero. High winds ac-
companied the snow.
Reports here said the same storm
passed over Kansas. doing much
damage in the WesterA part of the
State.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Five Children to Get ,
Mrs. Barthelow Estate

Five children Of Isabella Barthelow
are named as the sole benenciaries in
her will fled for probate In the Reg
istrar OF Wills once yesterday.
Those who are to receive the estate
are a son. Jeremiah p. Barthelow and
four daughters. Ssllie C.. R-Aabel.
Frances A. and Alice Z. Barthelow.
One OF the daughters. r. Mabel. is
named executrix OF the estate to-
gether with Guion Miller. OF Easton.
Nd The will is dated February ..
1908
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Iheodora;l
Letters to
EDITED By '
sosyesAy. ts,, ~
sSAs@ss s<as ossea.s Sos<S

me RussianJsrsnese war was raging dur
ms uhe speins iM The country at large.
corinseled to maintain strict neutrality Mean.
while. states we're already lining up for Roose-
teit as the Republican candidate for the presi-
aency. Postofice scandals. the Reed Smoot
intes'isation and the Panama question were
sun keeping the Presidents hands ful-The
Editor.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
NEW YORK CITY
By o. o. McNTYRE

New York. Dec. a.
I was waiting in a room.
In the, Grand Central Station.
For a flyer from Chicago.
And hoping that my wife.
Would forget the remark.
I made at dinner.
Inquiring IL it was the idea.
To make the turkey last.
Until next Thanksgiving.
And I saw a tired mother
With FIVE little children.
Take the seat next to me.
And she got out shoe box.
From a big bundle.
And there were slices Of bread.
With butter and jelly.
And they all began to eat
Except a little bit of a shaver.
In a blue gingham dress.
And little red socks.
And he was sociable.
And wanted me to help him.
And I like babies.
But don't know what to do.
When they try to boss you.
And besides across the way.
Were two nifty looking girls.
And they were smiling.
And 1 was getting redder.
And wishing the train.
Would hurry up and pull in. =
Because most Of the Jelly.
Was on my trouser legs.
And in five more minutes.
I knew he would reach my vest.
And I wouldn't care after that.
What happened to me.
Because It was a new vest.
With pretty silk stripes.
And Just about that time.
The baby said. "Glab"
Whatever that means.
And looked down and saw.
A big smear of butter.
All over the vest.
And the girls laughed.
Loudly across the way.
And I acted like.
I thought it was funny.
And laughed like might.
On the way to the guillotinc
And just then the caller.
Announced my train.
And looking like Chaplin.
After stopping a custard pie.
1 withdrew from the room.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

You see the mother bird with a
worm in her beak. and the little
birds with their beaks wide OPEN
was out walking the other day
and passed the Zoo; there j feI
with grass some Of The 2-year-old
elk; the bucks had their horns ''in
the velvet" l fed them through
the bars.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
AGAINST THE WALL.

When all my plans to ruin fall
And I've my back against the wall.
Despite my sorrow and my care
I'm mighty glad the wall is there
To give support, and in my pain
Provide a base to start again.
Copyright, 1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate)
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

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of these are exclusive designs and
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novelties in Lamps and Shades are
here in abundance and are moder-
a,ely priced.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Improve the Waterways.

Delegates Harbor Congress call for
definite water Secretary of Navy Daniels
made the agreed with his
by pointing that while waterways almost with
out congestion the railroads presents serious prob
lem.
use" said the Secretary of the Navy.
No will dispute this by Mr. Daniels This fact has
become than the three With
the increased of to the
millions of railroad employees freight tariffs have jumped by leaps
and bounds In the the their with
hardly single barge
European countries long the light China did
All the time the United States has been busy to
avail itself of the splendid provided by 1t
that all ready made The National Rivers
Congress figures Ssoooooooo
get equal
quire eight times that amount OF money
The choice should not be difficult make
The Rev Mr. Maynard, who has qualified Of best
accidents the air often caused by flyers
who half picked" Which that high fe
o. make the best airmen
If that alleged flaw in the District the landlords
houses half they worried
of the latter may be looking the inventor.
proheer rates high with bc human being
dyedn thwool German. Only trouble is conquered the
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

Il have drawn him holding n rat
in one claw.)
We sent both to the Zoo
The other day while walking with
Mr.. Pinchot and Mr.. Garfield Ne
climbed into the Blagdcn deer park
and almost walked over such a pret-
ty wee fawn. all spotted; it ran off
ike a little race horse.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Uncle Sans Expert Workers.

Former Secretary of Labor Redfed his report
made public calls attention the constantly increasing number
technical and scientific leaving government
ice for remunerative positions
The distressing feature of all departments
main They forced
carpenter brcklayer other skilled mechanic seek
profitable market for their talents.
When who professional pursuits burdens of
he~co of living and quite properly plead compensation
son to enforce their arguments citation of paid industry
The comparison invariably shows that those who
hands fare better than those whose
training and knowledge involved long study
Analysis will show that the fundamental
opportunities offered by an abnormal demand for labor skilled and
unskId; collectively advance his welfare
and that he weapons comprehen
sion and the maximum OF advantage.
These stepping better conditions
however those whose work is individual must
have abundant and abiding faith duty performed
will earn recognition in practical way
The union of professors however desis may
standpoint organized labor practical except as it could de-
fine reasonable minimum Nor of
preachers liable become
many communities have been forced to adop the ORGANIZED labor
equitable salaries majority arc
outside the fold liable no amaea-
mated union of scientists nor .nona 80 . = .dna ~ * rs
cations by which one could be organized.
These workers world dealing specialization singular
activities where mental agility skill produces eff
cheney, class undepad Something is wrong
conditions continue
There is evidence that the higher learning arc
taking remedy these conditions is raising
Sooo und to be used to professors and instructors
where adequately Yale
10 eachng force Princeton, which spends
more every each student than his
endowments keep the of the
average boy and the time skilled teach him.
The churches also waking fact that the task of
keeping Christians the righteous path
the skilled theoogan The drives
successful will help make the dvnes
what the earnings OF his flock.
The government however, is those that lag The
gsnized clerk and tenogaphcr position
Tor getting justice the payroll than the expert
Secretary Rdhed points the and
mission Reconsideration Salaries give some attention to
this phase of government employment
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
IHEBIBLE

Translated out OF the original
tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

Trouble with of the folks worrying Just now is the
the Christmas spirit to come in bottles
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
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