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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22
At the Majestic.

Dn Wednesday. Thursday and
FIHday of next week, there will be
presented at the Majestic theatre a
double feature program which for
importance has not been equalled
in all the years which Rock Island
has been on the photopIay map. The
main feature will be William S.
Hart in THE Poppy Girls Hus-
band" but the comedy which is to
be presented along with it, is of
equal Importance It is Money
Talks" and a bigger, funnier screen
production was never made in this
or any other country. 1t contains
all of the old favorfte Sunshine
comedy players with the addition Of
4 number of new ones to the end
that the audience has more good
laughs thanit has ever had In a
two reel comedy before.
AS to the feature, Mr.. Hart has
a role that is strikingly different
from his usual western story that
friends and admirers of his will
wonderingIy gaze at him to see If it
is really Bill. Miss Juanita Hansen
is Mr.. Harris support in THE
Poppy Girls Husband" and this
6ever star is being seen for the
FIRST time under the Paramount-Art-
craft banner. Mr.. Hart has the role
Of Hairpin Harry Dutton, sent to
prison for ten years for burglary.
He IS placed in a solitary cell and
comes out at the end of his term
a changed man. He spends his time
near a school where he feasts his
eyes on the boy known to be his
son. Father and son are drawn to-
ward each other and this attraction
lays the foundation for one of the
finest stories Mr.. Hart has ever
made.
Margarita Fischer, the clever Ut
tie comedienne, has a splendid role
in Molly of the Follles," which
will be shown at the Majestic the
atre on next Tuesday. Miss Fischer
is we'll known here through her
many successes.
Sunday and Monday wifi bring a
striking dramatic play to the Ma
jestlc IN Thou Shalt Not" with the
leading role assumed by Evelyn
Nesbit. This picture has passed the
board Of censors who have called 1t
SSpe OF the best lesson ever driven
home. The dramatic action is tense
and the movement Of the whole pic
ture is such that it will prove one
of the dramatic treats of months.
George Walsh. the athlete, is at
the Majestic tonight in Never Say
Quit" Fannie Ward in Common
Clay" comes on March 80 and 81
while the management Of the the
atre announces an early production
Of THE Better Ole which will be
its first presentation in a smaller
city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22
At the Palace.


On the new bill opening at the
Palace theatre, Moline, tomorrow,
the patrons of this playhouse are
to be given a sample of big time
vaudeville, when Florrie Millership
and Charles O'Conner come in 'The
Girl on the Magazine" Joseph
Sankey's miniature musical globe
trot. No better singing and dancing
have been given at the Palace this
season than will be presented in
1.-The Girl on the Magazine" music
for it having been written by the
worlds well known ragtime COM
poser, Irving Berlin, and Buck and
Stamper, the two boys who are the
authors of the 1913 Ziegfield Follies.
1t is without doubt one Of the best
dressed girl acts in vaudeville to-
day, and is filled with many bright
spots, one of which is the clever
dance by Mr. O'Conner. THE Girl
on the Magazine" was a late fea-
ture at the Palace theatre, Chicago.
Peter Curley and Joe Hall are
names to conjure with. This clever
team of comedians has a new We
hicle called "Mr. Flynn from Lynn"
which is a satirical railway episode
that is convulsivefy funny. Rawls
and Van Kaufman in their funny
comedy skit "A willing Worker"
have an offering that from start to
finish is one constant uproar of
laughter. The Panama Trio Is one
OF the best of it's kind entour this
season, offering southern melodies
with voices OF perfect harmony.
Will and Linda Newman, q team of
the classy unicycle riders, win also
be seen. Miss Linda Newman is con-
sidered one Of the best women
riders Of the day. The usual Christie
comedy and Gaumont weekly com
plete the bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22

June Elvidge, the beautiful and
popular star who has been seen in
so many successful productions,
will be seen in THE Appearance of
Evil" at Brotman's Rialto the
atre today.
This picture play is one of the
most unique and striking that has
ever been filmed. 1t tells surpris-
ing story of the manner in which a
small towns gossip makes a ire
mendous amount of trouble for two
young people. and of the startling
results of this trouble.
Playing opposite Miss Elvidge IN
this picture is handsome Frank
Mayo, who has been her leading
man in a number of other produc-
tons. Also in the company are
many favorite and pleasing finn &C
tors and actresses who are well
known to film fans throughout the
country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22
I III EAT r E.

! sodes of all past serials will pale
into insigni1cance beside this one
and thereafter be only a blurred
memory.
The second episode OF THE Man
of Might" Vitagraph's latest ad-
venture serial, Will be seen at the
American tomorrow. Duncan Is
the star, supported by an all-star
cast including Edith johnson and
Joe Ryan. The latter is the prize
bad man of the screen OF course,
could the kaiser be prOcued for
the episode, as preached by Dun
can, Joe would have to take a
back seat In fact, by contrast he
would automatically become
aligned with Duncan, the hero. in
his dealings with the Hohenzollern
head.
Also 1.-THE Fatal Marriage" two
reel Sunshine comedy, 'TF1uck and
F1otters," two-ree1 Big V comedy,
and Universal Current Events, a
fine weekly with ali the latest
news.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22
At the Spencer.

The management of the Spencer
Square has surely provided an en-
joysble week for fits patrons in the
bookings secured beginning tornor-
row. Rex Beach needs no intro
duction as q writer Of powerful
stories and in The Brand" which
comes, for three days beginning to-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22

William Duncan, Vitagraph's
famous serial star and director,
Says that II the allied governments
VIII turn the ex-kaiseF over to
him, no Will ask Albert p. Smith
and Cyrus Townsend Brady, Vita
Erarh's serial authors, TO write a
special episode IN THE Man of
Might" exclusively featuring VIII
helm uo promises that all cpl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22
At fhe RIaek Hawk.

Miss Burke is said to be excellent
in her portrayal IN "In Pursuit of
Polly" which will be shown at the
Black Hawk tomorrow. Thomas
Meighan, who plays opposite to her
as Colby Mason, is, as usual, very
effective. Frank Losee. whose por-
trayal of Uncle Tom" in Uncle
Toms Cabin" caused so much fav-
orable comment some time ago, will
be seen as Buck" Marsden. the
cotton broker and father of Polly.
The cast generally is of the best
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-22

comedy act called After the
Show" are laugh providers of
much merit. VERGE and VERGE Of
fer a Twentieth Century Elope-
ment," a comedy novelty that is
new and nifty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
To Attend Funeral.

Mrs. Carrol MoGeAee Mrs. Tom
Fatheree, Mrs. A. i, Book, and Mrs.
Lena Tuggle left today fer El Reno.
where they win attend the funeral
services of their friend, Miss Dana
Berry killed yesterday wsen she
was hit by a Frisco train in Okla
homa City The funeral services
viii be held 3t the home of Mrs. w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
Express ~anr Ads Drmh resultA
Grddy Students At
o. u. Haze CilSb for
Boosting Chick0slsQ

Nim4n, Okla, Nov title Grady
couaty club an organization . boo
CAiekaala ana Grady courfv No~a
was organized this week in the Okla
hcna University with ~ members.
Officers are Wallace Thompson,
Ctickasha, president; Charles Niece
Nee, Chicloisha. vice president and
Thelma Wild Rose, Chiekasha. seere-
.ary and treasurer. A publicity COM
mittee to start an advertising cam
paign for Grady county will be APP
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26

house is about as difficult as apy otbel
work that 7 know Of.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26

a the university other stories Of in
crest viii be sent OUT
University students ff6m Caieka
sha expect to arrange a speeial home.
coming chapel to be given at the
Chickasha high school soon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
ceme.ery AsgoeIatIon o Meet.

A meeting Of the Cemetery assoc,a-
ton has been caleld for Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock, in the city hall,
according to an announcement made
iris morning by Mrs. j. Aaar,
president Of the association. The
meeting Mrs AUST said, was called
for the purpose Of disposing Of all
the years business and preparing for
the new year Mrs Aust requested
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Short Stories
of the To1Un
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The "Hoboes' invaded the Chick
asha high school today the event be-
ing Hobo Day" one Of the annual
senior class fetes. Some fifty boys,
members Of the class Of 20, appeared
Ga the campus this morning dressed
IN sire 2t had been on the discard
for many moons Fashions OF the day
were forgotten; the "Hoboes' reign
ed According to # r. Montgomery,
city superintendent Hobo Day was
a success in every particular
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
pointed soon,

II is the purpose OF Grady county
students to issue a weekly news let
ter to Grady county plpers- descrlb-
ing he rnt students from that coun-
~ are Playing in student activities
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26

- - ~ So d
won't fnk
pail at Qk
almost al
Is enc tbk
good time
spend auk
shows, ta&l
have plet
ecgusc s
ing and NJ
Rf7t for a1
one mag
enough rkl
family. SIT
two clasH
1owg TIE
People sef
class aress
lucky on%s
Mrs. Wa
caster a1S
hits Us Ss
table forks
so r va
lem, tooEe
and suith
viii cat n
thinking n
would thk
earth no#
eat. Egk
they're ia
eggs wer
opinion E
now. hH
don't rs
for that IA
limited 81
PIE eat
things, u
an adva4
cents a ~
that peoE
7 think
vou can
Mrs. H
Thirty-sk4
Donical 81
the situam
that. II
20 wherM
seems toM
n~f-nn ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
that all members Of the association
attend the meeting.
Miss Flaoler Back.

Miss Edith Flagler dean Of girls
in the Chickasha high school, has re-
turned from an observation tour Of
the east. Miss Flagler was absent
from the city three weeks, during
which time she visited at New York
City, Albany, Saratoga, Ithiea, SYRIA
cuse, Buffalo, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
and ST. Louis. While in New York,
Miss l1lager attended a series of lee
lures at Colombia university.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
c. S. servlees romorrow.

i is announced that Thanksgiving
services will be held at the local
Christian Science church at ii
o'clock tomorrow morning. All are
invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
Aooepts palIas PoaItlon.

j. " Carpenter, who has been
connected with the p G. Spinning
automobile concern since he was DIS
charged from the army several
months ago, has resigned that posi-
tion and has gone to DALLAS, where
he has accepted a position with 20
DENLY Truck company Of Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26

Wallace IN El Reno, Mrs W1.lac.
is an aunt Of the deceased
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26

There's goodness knows how
many pipe loads in every tin
of Velvet. Or if you want the
mildest cigarette ever-there's
IS big ones in every tin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-26
FOOD
POWER IS needed
HOWARD HEINZ
Eair.Food-Price Boards WIN
grsoIye II. G. L. Problem,
= Nss Administrator
n.1..ee,dG - TO AID PALMER.
Cooke Reitoratea Refusal
2M to Return for Food
3 Fight
Nc TO AID PALMER.
uoMnra IIelna. Iood admlnIaIEaLor

IA Howard Heinz, food administrator
Pennsylvania, il an interview with
(, StgLg,, ,LEDoER over tho long
Il agqne, last night, said he Is
.sn his power to induce
slssrators to rcorEanize
II ssflce boards. as requested
fdi states attorney general
sSFsTcr, az his opinion, that
s5g8se boards will be sec
\ . V 3}t8E Gsht upon tha'hish cost
jlllIhl sglgil. S3Sthat IL rests with the
WIN tiSG5tics to assume regulatory
JLyli2, sSlA entire system Of food
1oglfe refusal Of jay Cooke,
S1ty 'ssqsi administrator for Phila
ss{p no. rcturn to this city from
9ssBae ljof saud rcorganize the fair
s}sfd here, Mr. Heinz expressed
s 'fhat Mr.. Cooke may vet boI
A, 10 assume that burden.
54.slGNir. Cooke. in a talk over the
4 ssrfler " @fance wiro last night said ho
GFh in his determination not to
bis duties Is food admins
sfgl3Rsg
ss;sgyS : War Ts Over, Says Cooke
.31R.e war is over" said Mr.. Cooke,
\ lSYaaNtI don't zee why I should conc
y st9. the Job Of food admiaistrator.
isSfeercl fer that Office during tho
a 1TAe present situation may be an
SNtR of war, but T can't see
FA0pld get mixed up ia it, ifl
53@4. would return and ask me
aR5esp Che work thas would DO 4 /
nls sitatter."
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z dIIue;Ser AnslunuOcruua.

Ia5 StpeiEr AuSmlneerunaS.
amt teilt 0Cm .9erHer 9uno" lol.
genoc5 init: Sdon leit Inngercr
Belt 3irfulieren Wcrlidlte, 0nB 5u.
guniicu Der 9Iuslpunoclung Bropa.
gauon aemndt mernt nno ein Itar.
fer S&eg}ug non :4rbcitSirditen aus
Der SdlWei5 gu bclilrhtea lei. IS
muroc loanr bebauptct. es nilroen
unt GlioB GotbriuaeH $1,000 81.
ienbabnan9CteIlte cngngjert, nnO IN
9elgicn. 5rantrcid, SoIIano uno
Amerifa idn0cn 8aubauoperfcr.
lehnlfer mo WetoIIarbciier bel bo.
ben Eobnen leidt lohnenOe 8eid)oi.
tigung, Arbeitudenoe muroen oo'
ourh irregeiilbrt uno DIE 8epoIfe'
ruug pieIiad bcuurubigt. @ir ie.
ben ms oesbaIb 8u ioleen6er Dit.
IeiIung peranlaBt:
IS liest fcm @rlno 5ur 8eiiirh'
tun9 elmer ouBergcluobnIih ltnrfcn
Ausmanoeulng nor. lei IS nod eli.
ropaildeu ooer i;JcrleciidlCu Gan.
oern. Die 8ebauptlIn9. Die ggen.
turcu MAIDEN jpauIiien Der Nus.
wanocrung Bropo8anon. if ebcnio
mid, mic oo5 t3erildJt, Sduuci}er
iGuocu 5ur 3eit im HusIonoe leidlt
9trbCii lu0 EcrOIeuit. @ir linn
hcanitra1t. 0drilbrr 5u mnd)cH. oab
uieuoH0 0urh illH|lIidc 0iiitcl gum
8ed5ua ans Ger Sd1mcB pcrIcItct
miro uno oaB icaer, Der meg}lchen
nil, non un5 HncutgeIilIJ ilbPr 0ic
8erhaltnihc am 9lcilc5irl. Die Rciie.
moglihtcit nn0 ole Sdbuorlhrilten
Apsfunit erbdIt Ter plou'Dicn
auSmun0eruna miro nod Nr1ltcn
9citcucrt un6 oic jicIbetpubtr in rid.
tige 9obucn gclcitct. Segcmportll
herridlt im AusIauoe iebr Qcriulc
Rahiraae nad irCm0cn ?Irbcits
frditen. uu0 lei Bnfan}cn mcr0ch
in criicr 2iuie ,Supnliocn mo aus
0eln DtliItar0lenlt fuildllclic 10lD0
ten ocrpeHoet. Ger 3ur 3cit ans
Der Sdape8 meg3icbcn mil, nGh
einen YoB bciieeu mo i'm pon Dem
bicr3u tompetrnten Eertrctrr oes
|nn0es, nod oem er lid beAcbcH
mill, uiiicreu !aiicn. Ticie Hmts
pcrioncn riIjrren bis nui mciterca
a6cr nur ioltcn airlicnrcu Die
};aiic. ole iid3 Hbcr oos 3lcI. ben
.}ucd unO Oe }iotucnhilteit Der
Rciir aeuiiqcno anareilcl fo)mcr
mo UrrIauncn init in alien Fdllel
Den Eadpreis cincs HnlterllunQ@ret
tr1lc5 S>icrdus "rllbi lid. or
0od ijlr ianQerr 3eit pou cintr nn
u arobcu Anamauocrrna telue Me
Ae ictI fnnr
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ans &aibington.
Waibirtgton, 4. SSebr.


Der Gongreb begunn am Montoo
ieinc nrbeitsrei6ite g2ode in oeier
8an5en fur5en Gagling, uno man er.
mdrtet Dab in aIlereriter 2inie Die
ariegS.SteuerporIoge, oie @orIoge
3nr 8iiltigfeit5erflGrlng informeucr
ariegScontraftc imo ole &orIage 3ur
Eahtung BON GelIdnoereien onge.
nonmcn iDeroen. gIuBcroem Id)peben
mebrere Der regcImGBiqen 2Sahres.
etnts- -&orfagen, Ole oieleiht e6enfoQS
nod Dor SomStag erleoigt rperocn
mogcn.
Negcn Der ltngcheurcn glnbdufuna
bon &orlogcn biclten ctIid)e 9lus.
ihit'le Sonntags- -Sibllnqen ob, aub
meroen bInnen penigcr Gage pon bel.
oen 0duiern 2(benoiibltngen abgebaI-
ten Deroen, obgIeid nur icbr meniqe
,Slthrer nod glalIben. ooB elm Son
oertaglrng 3lt permeiocn iein lptrp.
Die IoniniItrationsfiihrer aeben
lth oIIc eroenfIid1e Wtitbc, GIT oerbin.
oerlL ouB Die midtiqen @orIagen ob-
aelehnt Deroen~ ~ipdhreHo an0ererieits
iolhe GongreBnitgIieocr, melhe 9c-
lpl'len Torlogen upponiren, nit iii.
bllIticrtaftif orobcn im fcIten Ser
trauen oaraltf ooR es ibncn qeIinaen
meroe, Elm Ibitinmltng TOR @n6e
Der Sanlng, 4. WGr3, 81 nerbin0crn
GS lit m0glid, ooB oic fSroqe oes
9lciden Stilnmred]ts bon neuem in
oieier Wode sur Sprafe fontn,t 0c.
iilrmorter Ser Suian g. Inthonp.Re.
iollltion bnlten Gonferen5en hieriiber
ub, lt1lo ctlide BON ibnen tpollcn per-
illfcn, om fommenoen Sreita9 cine
9lbItimmltng berbci5ufiihren. Sic gct
ben nihtSaeitomeniger su, oob oie er-
forberIid)e 3neiorittel, ,Mcbrheit nod
nidlt erlongt it,
Ser &ricgs. SteuerporIogc miro in
bicicr @odlc in beiocn 0GuIern 0aS
Wegereht 5ugeitun0en iperocn 0e~
GonproniR 0erid)t ser Gonfercns
miro ont Otitt1poh i'm SauS einqc.
rcicbt llnO nn ,Sreitaa sur 9IbTtint.
nnlna por9cIcqt perocn; oie SSiihrer
crnarten, ooi3 cine einiouno feina
Sdllpierigfeiten modlcn miro. Die 3l.
itin1nulng ocs Senots miro ON
Son8tng ODER Nlnfonq ndhIter @rft
erportet, lno man geoenft qeqenpIr-
tiq, sic &orIoac in MoYbinoton f,t
rii6suboltcn, foa8 lie niht ben 8r1Ii-
6enten @ilion in Frnnfreih Dor iei.
ner 9lbreiic mad amerifa erreid,cn
| FAINT
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Sfarier TrOteit ans Merifo.
GnIcricn. G.nl.. 4 1Srhr

Gnlcrico, Sol, 4. ,Sebr.
@upcrncur giteban 9onti BON
gticocr Californian bot heutc .all
oaS WoIf mo Die 9leQieruuq Scr
Ser. Stoateu" cine GrfI1rlno oe3
,<nboItS gcrihtet, Die 9Sropaannon
fiir 2nneftirltnq BON 9}icocr Gall.
fpruien ein3uiteIIcn. Sooann miro
oorouf hinqclpicien, Dor Gin Cliaua
in ben Ger. Stooten 0oroui aus
Qchc, oic Srcibcit elmer bcfrcun6otcn
Natiou an3udreifen
15n Der @rtl0rltng bciBt eS untcr
an6crcm:
v@ir moaen niht irci icin ron
moraIiid)en @cbrcd)en, uno nnScr
politiidlc5 9chcn mag pon mioer.
Itreitcn6en Nniidlten politiihcr Nar
teirn ourd}iett iein, oie uus eifar,
illht 1lub 6ab einopser befdn1pfan
bod mir iin6 itoI3 bnrouf, oob mir
Die fIar'te uno beIt:nnitcIte Nuifoi
iung iiber ocn 9eoriff .9tationoIi
tat" beiitcn. &cin Wcrifoner rpiiroc
aud MIR Ser 2Soce Raum qeben. eli,
nen Shril uniercr Station al perfnt.
len. Wer eS moqte. nit eincm ioI.
dlen Blame hernorsutrcten. niiroc
Degcn @odloerroth5 beItraft peroen.
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@arnnllg gegen reuOlutiondre
l1mtriehe.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
February 7, 1919, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
@aibington, 4. sSebr.
Senator 3bonlos aus Colorado er-
fi6rte geItern I'M Senat, inoem er
Rritif on elmer 8eriamnliing iibte,
in ipelder Die rlIIiihe Solpiet.8egie-
rung gcprieien tpuroe, ou6 cine mad.
tiae Organization, oercn Romen er
nift nennt. beItdnoig urbeite, Die
omcrifouifde Regierlng SIT itiir3en.
Der Senator ertpdhnte ferner ooB
Elm Nitglieo 6es Sauies peroddltig
fei, fih an Ser Serfontmlung betbeiligt
81 habcn. onB nber Die SenntsbcItin-
nllingen Inn perbieten. oen Roncn slt
nennen. Der ReprGfentdnt Maion aus
c51inois belt an bic @eriommlung
cine anIprot,e, in ipelf1er er 3ur
Riidfehr Der anterifaniihen Srrpper
aus RuBIdito onregte.
9Sn6em er erfldrte. Dab er gcqen
6ernrtige 8erinnrmIungcn Broteit 81,
Prhcber fpiiuid,e. beionSers in Der
6dltptitnot Der Gntion. iogte Senator
Shomas, oob 6iefeIben inter Dem
Ghus Der freien Reoe nbgeboIten
piiroen II. befiirtporten tpos offenba.
ren 8errdth III. Sd piinidle bic qnrsa
Station GIT parnen" fuhr ser Senotor
fort. .baB cine madltige CrqnuiIatior
or6ouerrS thdtiq If. Sic Regieriiug
su Ttiirser. lin6 cine Regierling aufiu.
fteIlert, tpeLhe ous anorhiiten. Spis.
bubeu uu5 Sdurfeu beitebt."
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Garis, 4. 1Sebr.


Sc ScmpS in GoriS uer0ffcnt-
lidtc am Otontoa ben onqtblih"n
Wortlaut 0c$ am L. Mugut 1916
5rDiiden RlumQnieu mo sen pier Gn-
tcntc M0dlten unter3cidmeten CSc.
tcimpcrtrag, Der iolgcnoe 9cItintnluu.
gcn cnth0ft;
Srnnfreih, 8roBbritonnicn,I IStolien
uno RlBIanO qnrantjrcn hie ll1pcr.
I"bIid)fcit oe9 @ebict$ ocS &0njgrcidl5
Num1nicn i'm pollen lln1fange it.nc.
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nl1nten8 on, Die i'm rdthIten Nrtif5l
bcihriebcnen 8ebiete Der 0Tterrcihiih.
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ner ipGtcr fcIt'uicter6,n3onn nnr @cI
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in 6ieicr Bone MIR oo5 3ur ausiibunQ
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terhoIten bari 2IuBerbcnt entb0It Sie.
fer Nrtifcl oie 8eitimnnurG elmer gnt.
iddbiounq an 6ieieniocu Gerber. Sic
Gus Dem un1ariiden @nnnt. oos hcr
Run0nier ilberIoiieri njro, ,ols8uuon
1l~r 4eOenfrn.
0c'oe Bnrteicn berpilidltrl iidl. Fl,
ncn Sorberfrie6en 5u idIie6c1l; Die
Gntcrtc. Wdf)tc berpiI.dtcr iif, 90
fiir 3u iorqcr 0oE Die ~r'cdFntcn f3e.
birto beim 1frie6cnsid,aiI 9lumdnicu
Suoeiprohen fper6en.
cSn SEN Trir0ers #orrprhau0
zen ur6 bei Der @eiprchunJ pom FRA.
gen. bic Dem iSric6cr Gonqrcf por,
acIeat rrcr6cn, ioG Gle,dnicn NiairI-
ber Redlte genieBcn, ME 6ie Mir
ten.
Ter Icbtc @rtifcf bcanmt oob Alc.
fer 0ertraa bis nod Dem ou1eneinau
Frie6rnsihfuf qpbpim iein iou. Tu
Den nIIaeneincn Bchsim 8rrtroa
ihIiebt fih onnn nod cine Wlitdrcou
ncntion an, in 6er biz Giraefhaiten 0e8
argrifis nui Geiterrcf- ltnqdrn ur6
Die SiIfe 6n3u ieitgefe5t Der6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-07
Senator Gbema$ ,parnt Sen Genereis psr amf.
riibreriieben 1lmtrieben III Sen pers
einieten Staten.
Som SO;iaiIten Gongreb lit Seru GrSbergcr iber bic
GOoniem Scr Gjebtinpertrag init ysumduen.
TrObibitiOu unO ibre TOlgen. Streifs
au a0tu Gden nnO GnOeu
YrobibitiOn unb ibre sSolgeu.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
February Z, 1919, as required by
Act OF October 6, 1917.
g9c'D;ngton, 5. sSebr
Gie britiife Hegierung bat oipIo.
ratiih 0os StoAt5antt uuter SIN,
lpcis mlf Die beIlcbenoen 81rtrdJe
ouf Die Gbatiate 9eIenft, oaB 8ritcn
$150,000,000 in 9rouereien uno
Shnnpsbrennereicn IN 6cn &creintg.
ten Staaten angcIegt bnben un0 SAB
nenn oieie @eitGite geihIoiien 'aiir.
ocn, oie britiihen 9ciiber bon Der
@luOcsreQierllng Griae hires ucrIo.
rcnen 8eIoes ior0ern miiBten. Yin
Der lebtercu 6aitp'iid)t ici fein 3lpci-
fcl. Bon Ser itaIieniihcn Hegicrung
erportet man QIeihe Sdoocn!riat-
forocrungen biniidltIid) 6e5 in ser
caliiorniihen @eininouitrie BON 2Sta=
Iienern angelegten 8cloes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-07
Hieienitrcif i'm 9Insuo.

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Ter @erperfid1oItsratb hat "a,
iamnltIide 8cperfidnftcn BON Ton.
coupcr Die 2Iuiforocrimq gcrihtct.
3n elmer Goufcren5 3uiommcn3utre.
ten, nm Die 6rogc cincs alIaen.r,.
nen Strcifs 5u entiheiOen. 8ernn.
loI'ung aub Sic Ehatiahc, onb bte
Better Del lheater 0as Nniuden
Der So5ioliitcn un0 Der @elpcrfihof
ten Die Sbeater an Sonntuoobcnocn
mr. IcrIomnllungcn bcnilben 3u Dir,
ZEN, 3uriidinirien