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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
SCORE ONE FOR MARS.
IDcfrOit Tinlrs.

For every good that results from war there can
be against it hundred and one evils Kind
words for the god of war few and scattered Yet
II wish be fair must give the devil due,
say Mars that he has taught the people the
world one thing anyway. That is thrift
already possessed this trait before the
world began, but even in their il born Of
war; earlier struggles in which they had been forced
to undergo the hardshps incident conflict with the
resulting forced tendency TO But il until
we America got into this last titanic struggle that
people developed the habit of thrift Saving for
helped did the purchase OF Thrift stamps and
War Savings stamps IL became really "the thing
have a bond two whole covey Of them. And the
home without a small library OF thrift cards was n
rarity. especially IL there children about
So now that have shown that can save and
willing and matter of fact rather like
IT, Uncle is going 10 ask TO do il right along.
is going make tie sale OF Thrift stamps
regular part the government just like the Postal
Savings bank War 10 have the op-
p0rtunity purchase the little stamps which
big ones which, turn. IL let EN- stick around
let say. into bank counts. Thus old saying
may be CARRIED in newer and more modern phrase:
save Thrift stamps and the dollars will take
care Of themselves"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
FROM FOAM TO FIZZ.

Il have been behind soft drink counters for five
years" says druggist clerk in wet town, and
have never before many thirsty for soda
at the present time"
Everywhere the soda water fountains and confec-
.ionery reporting greater of business
than they ever experienced before this time of
year-as great many cases they ordinarily find
in the hottest weather. And this before the
alcoholic drouth actually upon their communities
The bars report a corresponding falling in
volume of trade Part Of this they is due the
high prices they forced charge a result Of
the heavy in force. Much of it, though, IS
plainly OF transition from booze soft
drinks and sweets. Men who have been accustomed 70
standing up before mahogany bars sit down in
front OF handicapped counter and sip sodas eat
ice cream. Others buy little cand.- walk on.
This is one of the most obvious signs of the times
1t has its commercial well its moral side And
yet there plenty Of business men-including sa-
keepers druggists and candy-merchants-wh do
cot the possibilities in it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
MARCH IS, 1919.
GETTING TOGETHER ON THE LEAGUE

In statement issued since the adjournment con
gress, Sen Lodge leader Of the senatorial opposition
TO the League OF Nations constitution. says:
My desire is simply 10 have the constitu-
ton for league proposed by the commission
Of the peace conference thoroughly and care
fully discussed and considered If it will not
bear discussion. il is III for adoption If
it is what it ought to be- discussion will only
strengthen it,"
No reasonable person Of any party can very well
disagree with this position looks like starting
point for the getting together all who in their
hearts sincerely want to an effective League OF
Nations. and simply odds over the rules and
specifications for it,
In starting from this position however, it is not
likely that anybody will unless ne adopts
the present draft OF constitution with whatever i'm
projections IL contains working plan For
1t represents what the peace conference so far has been
able it is thrown away, bodily as
some extremists would like have IT, there is little
possibility of the conference being able frame any
substitute II would leave the conference in chaos.
The thing do. obviously, go about not to XIII
the present constitution but to do whatever is neces-
sary make it satisfactory and workable. critics
must work in constructive spirit desiring not to make
this plan failure make it a success and if
everybody tackles the job in this way necessary
amendments will be made and il will be a success
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
Other Editors Than Ours
GIVE THE PRESIDENT A RESI-
Dearborn Independent.l

The National WOmens Party of California, indignant
az the recent defeat of the suffrage amendment IN
Washington cabed to the president following the vote
in the senate, that point o famous
collection of IA points and make his 10TH Political
freedom for women"
All very we'll The women have grounds for feeling
that they have not been dealt with fairly by the
ators. and it is not occasion wonderment
that they have seen mt 10 further argument on
the nations executive. But after all really fair
Prest Wilson? Has he done his part in the move
lrent toward granting the to women? has he
not at the moment when he is defending his
great humanitarian principles, enough perplexing and
bewildering problems his mind without having il
draw back again 10 movement that he supported
before he left the country and urged in person
before the congress-? II would seem so.
Burning the presidents speeches in Washington.
undergoing hunger strikes in jail and teegraphing the
executive-these methods to of place just
this time. and injustice the president. If the
women insist upon doing militant missionary work
let them do il among the who responsible for
the defeat of the amendment-the senators who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
LOOKS IL REAL CUISINES.

allotment OF funds from the appropriations
made by government for cooperative construction
highways Will this year be S2163,592 Of which ST.
34s919 becomes available July In the three years
beginning July the apportionments TO Indiana
from the federal fund will aggregate S66146o5 These
facts are contained a report just made public by
the bureau public roads United States department
OF agriculture
Expenditures the construction OF 90 600 miles Of
new highways IN 1919 will reach S225.0OOo0O, accord
ing 10 information forwarded 70 the department Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
The Melting Pot
OOMEi TAKE POTIUCK
WITH Us

Every dog in Indiana is 20 have
his day once a year from now on,
and it won't matter whether the
canine is of the finest breed or is of
the lowest mongrel antecedents
imaginable. They are all going to
have their day.
The new tax law provides that
every dog shall be taxed, and that
somebody must come across 10 the
state with the amount Of the tax. II
l doesn't matter 10 the state whether 4
dog has an owner. or wheher il is
! just a stray, homeless canine. Some
body must pay.
And the tax on the stray dogs is
/ 50 each, no matter what its sex hap
pens TO be For instance. if man
owns two dogs, one a male and the
other a female, he will have 10 pay
SO tax on the male and a SIS tax
on the female. Then, if when the
tax assessor visits the home TO find
out how many pianos, sewing ma
chimes. stoves and other articles of
personal property are on the prem
ises suitable for taxing purposes,
/ there happens 10 be several visiting
dogs, the owner Of the premises will
be forced 10 pay a 50 tax on every
visiting canine, no matter whether
he owns them or whether they be-
long TO somebody else, or even
whether they do not belong to any
body.
The law says so, and Fred L. Sims,
chairman of the state board of tax
commissioners. on his visit TO South
Bend Friday. said that the new law
is to be strictly enforced, particularly
in regard to the clause about dogs.
Therefore, St Joseph county own
ers of household pets. are warned to
educate these pets TO discourage
visitors during the time Of tax as
SCISSORS visits. because these canine
visitors may prove to be expensive TO
the owners of the household pets.
What would the gov eminent say,
when it takes over the physical pos
session of the dull PEN at the city
hall. to- find that all the 1000 gal
Ions of erstwhile whislEey had been
transformed into harmless sugar and
water?
Perhaps Uncle Sam wouldn't look
at the substitution - particularly
patriotic act, now that the war is
over. c. J. c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
AT ONE TINE THEY DIDN'T.

A democratic newspaper says.
Taft. the biggest republican Of them
all. is for the league OF naticas.
Whatever the republicans may think.
the republican voters will follow
him" Perhaps they may. but If our
memory serves US right only the re-
publicans Of Utah ard Vermont fol-
lowed him in 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
.u1ST so.

IT see you sold valentines in your
drug store this year"
sold a lot"
They could hardly be considered
as drugs"
Might be classed as a balm for
wounded hearts," said the druggist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
NEVER TOO BUSY.

New York World.)
Since Herbert Hoover had not
enough TO do as international food
distributor TO hungry Europe, he
has been intrusted with running the
Austrian railways, incidental to feed
ing that country. When you want
anything done, set a busy man at 1t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
lie KEPT UP LONG ENOUGH.

(Cynthiana DemOcrat)
A full FLOODED Minnesota Indian
has Joined the Red Cross at the age
of I2S. Some of the thin
palefaces around here may De in
duced TO Join if solicited continu-
ously until that old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
EXPLAINS MANY THINGS.

IbOSLOH NIUUV.T
The government figures showing
that there are in the United States
S.592.OO0 nliterates and persons un-
able to speak English indicate that
600. coo Of them live in New York.
This explains a good many things.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
The AbandOned Room
A Mystery Story by Wads-
worth Camp.
CONTINUED
SYNOPSIS.

Bobby BLACKBURN - suspected Of the
murder OF his grandfather. Silas Black
burn, who was found dead with q small
abandoned and locked room or his home.
the Cedars. Circumstan.ial ev e 2
points 20 the guilt OF Bobby. who is I'M
able 20 establish an alibi as a result of
loss Of memory after a night OF gay
lie in New York, spent IN company
OF Parades, from Panama. and Marie. a
Spanish woman. He awakes in a de-
serted shack near the Cedars and goes
TO the house. where he meets his cousin.
Katherine, and Graham, u friend All
agree that mystery surrounds the death
Of tie old man, who was one Of many
Blackburns 10 die in same manner.
Strange signs invariably mark the Occa-
sion of a death in the room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
EQUAL TO BURIAL PERMIT.

(MfdOIeSbOrO Inree SIate-J
If the present Eruption Of bolshe-
visit narksmen continues, becoming
prime minister in Europe will be
equivalent TO taking out a burial
hermit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
WOULD LIKE TO. But
(Springfeld Republican,

(SprlngileId KepuDIICdH'J
There are a lot of people in this
country who would like TO discuss
the Irish question with entire free
dom and self-determination but they
are afraid to talk, or simply simply
don't know what 10 say. or fear they
wouldn't help matters If they did
talk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
SOMETHING ERUDITE.

Young sir"
YES, madam ?"
CT apprehend through Derusing the
paper that you are conducting a bar
gain sale in tones and volumes"
1--WE are" said the clerk in the
book department. Here is some
thing by Ibsen. II would just suit
your style of intellect"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
EASY To FIND.

(Russellville News emocrat.)
The man who is always looking for
something soft can find il by look
inc iust AZ the end Of his neck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
DEBATABLE.

Dorchester Herald.)
Alice Paul is old enough 10 know
better, but just how old Is uncertain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15

The answer to debts is thrift The French, with
only about onethird of population and one-hfth
of our wealth, have twice as big national DEBT;
an they'll probably get paid quick do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15

Tho United States has 100000 unnaturalized
aliens ten million for Americaniza-
ton schools
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
SIHGHTED.
Banner

Former Pres't William II. Taft
was in Sebree a few days ago. He
failed to call at the Banner Office as
the train he was on did not stop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15

The German battle fleet is making more trouble now
than it ever did during the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15

ocoNTNuFD ToMoRRowl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
Come and See Us

Our new daylight basement Salesroom will be
open for business the latter part of April.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
6oucOrOia BcmcinSe
20. mo q Str. q @.
q. 81. N}cu8eI, gaitor.

4nt tommcn0en Sonutag Viorgen
lit Der @ottes0ienit in engliiher
5proGe oeSgleiden Ole Oaroui fol.
QenOe 6cier 0cs @eiligcn 9lbenomabls
@oitor Nielt3el miro nidlt. ipic irr.
timlihcrmeiie peridieoentlih ausge
gebcu, an oiciem Sonntag ieinc Ab-
ihicOsprc0igt boIteL lonoeru CT bat
oeriprodeL Die Giemeiuoe nod mGb-
reno Oc5 D2onots Cttober weircr 8u
be0ienul. Seine Nobmmg ipuo
ireilid i'm Nnuic 9to. 1851 SilOen
Strnhc icia, init Scr SelepbOn Nnm.
mer GlcuclGnO 1495. Megeu etiuai.
gcr @rnuteubeiude, NmtohnnOlnngen
nIiu. iOollc man It'd Oortbiu ucnOen
Ger &onfirmanocmntcrridt bat
in Scr Goncoroio @emcin0c ON let
icu 0iensta9 oieicr ISOLDE %bc0ouucn
mo miro, mie in iriiberen Sobren
0icnStaQ9 un0 6reitoaS UNI bier
llbr IN Der &opeIc abgcbalten.
i3ll Dem @cicaigen Abeno olu Der
fGoiiencn 6reitaa pcriommcltc lid
cine irobliNc '5hoor morlmtcr oiih
oo3 1lterc. gciebte Clement gut nit
pcrtrctcn mar. IS COLT ocu jnngcn
2cltcL iuclhc b6bere ShuIcu 6c5ic.
Zen uio 8im Geil Die Staot Dcrloi
len, cine 9(6i6ieoSfeier 81 peronitol'
ten, 6ugleidl ober aud Den 5uriidgc.
febrten Solooten mo SeeIellten aus
Dem GoncorOiofreiie einen @iafomm
5I bereiteu. Sur 6relioe ser Ampe.
ien0en NOR ser n|euermGbltc @oltor
Ger @emcinoe. 9oitor 6. W. @ohcr.
NIT iciner Srml bon Baltimore Der,
iiber 9efommen, uno nnbm nit eiucm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tell.
SI NromOrc feiert mon Sountog
Hodmittag oas Grnteoonficit. User
oic 2ofol Glettriide bemlbt, melde.
mmmebr Inn orei llbr BON Sdaeomt
ms ubfdbrt tommt redt5eitig on.
Seocrmonn 1T eiinaeIaoem
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26

p~orbe6olten. Ger Monnertcr ionG
in aniong oca 9rogrammS, gleidl
na6 Den 9griiBungsworten oes Dor.
IieenOen. is NOR nod langer Ben
Oos crltc @ol. ooB Der gerein lid III
elmer @olle b6ren lieB, uno mir ION
men MIR iagerL ooB er eincn por5ilg
liden Ginorud modte. Die Man-
nerhor!cr lungen iebr out. mo SEER
Cider. ibr Qiri9ent ihciut ieine
Singer IN gutenl 3u9c al BADEN. GS
1T Dem itrcbinmen %erein, Dor aud
immcr 6crcit lit. leine Nr1-1 sur
&criilQuna 5i i%tellen, bon @cr5en
81 miinid)en, Dab iein Streben pollen
Grfolg bobcn m6hte. llno 10 lit MN
oie Seller poriibcr; Tie bat Die riibrigc
@roit oc8 @iiIfsnereinS ool bemielen,
modten lid ibm nod redt, rcd]t pielc
anihlieBeu.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
Ca;c Nrie0ensfuntrpberie.

Die &outroparie iiber Sen 6ric0enS-
oertrag mi laitihluno un0 lein
80lterbuno gbfonmen 5milden Dem
ouf elmer @gitotionsreile ourd) ooS
2ano befinOIi6en 8raiioenten uno
leinen @ioerio6ern i'm Seiat lit in
Elm fritil6es Stooium eingetreteH.
8rGiioent 8illon bat in lelnen Hc.
Den mlsgefiibrt. Dab Die annabme III
unoer1noerter 5orm eriolgen miillc,
neil es Ionlt iiberbaupt teinen Set.
traa aeben miiroe. 0erlelbe lei ols
Nittel an elmer Qemotratiiierrmg DER
Snoultrie, 5i,r 8eieitigmg Der bobell
decentralization uao Der oordlt'
ih ~eraebenoen llnrolt, lopie 6ltr ~.
hcrilng Dor mciteren ariegen. Gr
rmGbnte, Der GongreB bate in cine.
u1breno oes arieges gemod)ten Slot
tenbcmiaiqung oen Yr1lioenten ei
u6t, ouf einen internotlonoIen @e
cidtsbof bin3uarbciteL nm Streiti9
teitcn 3miiden 8oltern bel5ulegei
uno Abriiitung berbei5uiiibren," SET;
aber moaen lie i'm nid)t, nadocm lic
.Dn crbaIten bnben". er betonte oar
Sronfreieb 1Stolien @roBbritonniell
un6 ,Sopon es ebrlid) meincn nit Der
2ioo Scr 0otionen. Gr nil aus Der
9criibrune nit Dem omerifonilden
8olfe Die llebcr5Glgumg gemonmen
boben, Dab Ole &ercinigten Staotel
sen Wolferbuno ipolen,
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
Gaufiagnng.

Sir oie piele 2iebc ltnO Ieillldbme
am Sobc uno gegr1Duilic meineS &c
Iiebten @ntten unicrcs Guten Caters
nno OroBDatcra,
G6.uarS &Dlb,
Iaqen mir allen JrelnoNl mo We
fornten unIercn ber5liMitcn Can't.
8eionoeren Ganf iagen mir .lr Die
10 5ablreiden 9lumenipenoen mo
oie 10 troitreiden @ortc OeS 0errl
9altor Sdmiot.
8eIonoeren Cant ben griloer1l Der
Qlcocia Qoge go. IS filr oeren licpc'
role Teilnabme.
Dir traacrnOfu Sinterblicbenen'
gBpe. Waric &olb
un0 ain0er.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
GlcincS STANDARDIZATION

Der bielige o9lrts" Club beab-
ii6tigt, oils SrieOens-0 enfmol einen
@lodentlrm 3l erbouen, melder 5O
@loden entbolten ioa. AuA ioll nit
Dem Gurm ENC Wtuiitballe Derbut-
ben mer0erL in mel1er tdgli6 otTent-
li6e &oll5erte i%tottiinOen.
Gin red)t trugiihes @eidif bat
Oie 6amilie Oes @errn GOparO aolb
befallel. Scr Giinfunoiieben5l9lob-
riqc batte iid ongeididt, nit leiller
trcllen &eben8gciabrtin beute OaS
Set Der g%oloenen Sof5eit 81 @ieier1t.
Utit inniqer ~@cr3enSirell0c bate er
ollie 8orbereitungen getroftelL allies
mar fertig, Die Ginlaorngel ergon-
aen, ga nil es Gin b0ieS @ei6id, 0oB
cr am lebten 0oHnersIag oil Der Gde
Der gteunten un0 s StroBe bon Ell
iiern acknowledgements ilberromtt
nur0e unO eincn S9GOel6ru6 erlitt.
Ger l6npercn &erlebung erlag or am
lcBten Sonnaben0, gero0e Dem Ia
&C, an Dem cr fiinfun0lieb6ig Sabre
cit muroe. Am 9ienstog oieler Wo'
die apur0en Die 2ei6enfeierli6felten
III Der aapele ser SO. 81. Spearc 80.
+, a~bgcbaltcn, ocnen ipGtcr Die geileB-
una uuf Dem 8rolpect Sill Srieobol
fplatc. SEER &ol6, Ser IN ireirloltrcs
riIdlen areiien cine moblbetalntc
@erl0nlihfeit mor, muroc NIT TrcI.
maureriihen Gbrerl our lebten gtube
beltattet. Oie Geremonie murOe BON
Der Q(cacio 2oge gto. Is, geleitet. @err
8altor &idaro S6ntiOt bon Ger Elttb.
3ipnsqemlcinoe belt Die GralerreOc
un0 in ber5liden 8orten geOatbte er
0e8 qllten 9~5aare8, 0uS in Gbren all
qeporoen uno NM bon cincm u Der
ben Sfididl betroifcn mur0e.
s5m Soule oeS Serrn &urt
@oeldller, Der crit unldnglt nit IeIner
Gatiin 0as SET Der i~ilberncn Sod
aeit beaeben fonite, tonten arr LETT
ten OeittDoA mieoer &od5eitaglnds
e1L Oiesmal abcr oil elmer grlineiI
Spd5cit. Seine Glteite 5odter Gbor-
Iotte rei0te @erru Srulf &. 3nbcr
1ie Sdno 6un 2ebensbumOe. Sif Dem
nit lpeiBen 8diloern, 8olmen uno
6arncn gcidmofOoIl 0cforiertcr Bar-
lor 6cs Yoeldner'l@en %Gbepaare5
fanO Die Grauuilg ltott, Oie Ser Ea-
Itor Mcn5el Don Der Goncoroiatird)e
DpIl5og. Ser 8rant ltano ais eDrens
jungIcr 6rdulein 6ricDa &ric1 5ur
Settle, mabrQn0 Dem 8rGutigam SEER
elmer &ramS niiiitiertc. &ic fleine
Giroillia 8oeldner idlritt ibrcr dlte-
ren Sdmeitcr poran, &lumcn ollf Den
@eg OerIclben itrcuenO. Nltor mo
@anf 3lm 0ie6erfnicen marell nit
loeiBem Satin befieioet. Die @raat
trllQ Elm &leib au8 meiBem Crepe Dc
Chine uno @orqett Crepe uno Den
Geftidtcn grautiWleier ibrer MGtter.
Ser 6urdl einen Grangen6liiteriran6
qeballen pllrOc. 3n$ 8rautbouqnet
GcIton0 aus 8rautroien uub@falglDd-
d)cli. 6rdulein &rieg'S &leio mar
oa!S neutrality-suspicious. gclgidtsr 81.
Iipinolci0c bergeitellt, iDr 8ollqct bill
Seen roia &oIcn. alein Gir9inia nor
III lueiBe SciOe Gefleioet. Natl oev
Trauung Iano Elm informeaer chi
piang uno Buffet 2un6 Itatt, uno
Dam beqab fi6 oos iunac %aor aui
cine flr5e &oA3citsreiie. Ser @rdp.
ti00m iii crit fiir3lid, allS 5ranfreid
5urildgefebrt, no cr iiini5ebn Mfona.
fe Gient i'm Meoical Corps Ser amc.
rifaniiGen Grpe0itipnstrnppen 9etar
bat.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
M0bliertes 3inmcr aeIndDf.

Snnser, beiierer Nerr indDt per
iOfOrt frennOlidI mOblierteS 3iximcr
nit W%ursenfaffee in gutter 5amilie
ais Ileiumieter. ut. Hleaiaut uSer
IA. StraEe OOroe5uaen. Gin5clbeiteir
muO Yreie ridlte man nn But Cffite
SUE 1918, @aibinatou, 2. &.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
)ffice: go. no Scditc Strahc @.-B,
WeltreUoIntian cine Sell

MeltreOOlmtipn - cine Seifen6laie.
Dresden. - @ebrminiiter 8uitaO
gtosfe iagte in elmer aniprahe Dor
ser aonoention Der iddIiiten Webr.
beitsio3ioIiiten, oaB er nit ben
duberIten Inn sur g%eriiigung iteben.
Oen Ritteln lid irgene einem Ser
iude, oas ruiiiite boIihemiitii6e
Gpitem in 9eutitIono ein5ufi6ren,
Di0eriesen meroe.
sgSenn es uotmeuoig miro. BAG
Seben eiuiger tnuieno Ionfopie aus
Spiel an ietpn. Inn &unoerttauieuoe
friebIiher giir9er 5u idjiiben~ iagte
Nosfe, omerOe i'd genau 10 b%anoelH,
tDie i'd es in Somburg. Berlin uno
WPiinden getan babe
gsoste be5eidnete ben @eOanfen
elmer @eItrepoIution oIs cine Sci.
fenbInie" uno es lit feinerIei Der.
einigmeilng Der Gegieruna NIT Der
mnabb6ugigen 9elueguug in oieiem
augenbIide oenfbar.
SCAuHHlA NlHi.
Berlin. 3ie @iienbo5nar6eiter
Biirttembergs baben oeidloiien, 10
Stunoen in scr gSodt lle6erseit al
arbeiten. Inn ben aobIentransport
3u foroern.
Die ar6eiter in Den 9raunfoblen.
ieI0ern bel gernbura in Gbiirinaen
baben iih bente hereit ertldrt, AMI
Sonntag 81 arbeiten, onmit bic an
ItoBenoen Ortidaften nit grennma.
teriaI perieben meroen fonnen.
3IOnilenfonUentiOn.
Chicago. Bon Der bier in Son.
uention periammelten 3io~niitenoraa.
niiation Don 9lmerifa uurOe Elm be.
Itimmtes Rrogramm fir Die Gnt.
pidelune Oes iitOiiden @emeinue.
lens in 8oIditina auiaeitellt. oos
foIgenoe Runfte entGdlt:
anfauf BON 9ono in ausgeoebu.
tenn MaBitGbe.
Gin 6elo5ug ge9en MaIoria Dor
Giniebune irgen0 elmer auSge0ebn.
ten elnfuQn0erullg.
a~uiforituna um cine aniamm.
lung BON San6 al Derbiitea, ben
Regenfaa al itnbiliiieren uno einen
Sol5beltano 81 ihaffen.
Seuaiierung our 8orOerung Oes
Gderbaus.
5inan8ieue llnteritiisuug fir Die
bebr1iide uniperiit1t.
S%pGrtatns. 6ubrer ermOroeG.
Berlin. Sammer. ser notoriibe
Sp%artafiiten, 6iibrer in @iien mto
Der Sauptauiuiegler oes General.
itreifs I'M Ietteu 6ebruar ME Ger
grbebung i'm Rubroiitrift. lit ermor-
bet poroen.
Seine 9eide lit in einem 8al0
BET ReHiheio, iiio0itlih Don 1iiiiel.
BORT, aufgeiunoen moroen.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
Terlualter 0erlangt.

Sn ein bieiiges NllIbboits miro Gin
tiidtiger mo iGbiger Momu ais Ser.
moItcr perlongt in %oouernoe SteI.
hing. Odr ltrebiome @erren. ocnen
Ooron geIeeen lit 0os @eidGft uuf5iI.
bauer, woIen itriitIihe Offerten ul-
ter 3{f20 an Die Office oieicr Sci.
ting, no Cite Str, q. @., eiuimiden.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
@eimd dit :

MntrOne Tiir Sas Anppcrt Some.
BaiienO fir Gbcpaar ais Matrone
nnO Superintendent. @nte NcSab-
hug. Ycrmanente STEELE. Anfrage
an: Simon @Olf, @r6iiOent, 51S
&OOOUarO Building, @aibingtOu,
.. Is.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
%erIanst:

Siidtiee aodirL Sobn $50 per 30.
ionic aud ein 3immermdodeu per.
oen %perlongt. @ute 9ebonolun9.
hilbert Gorr0,
1876 3molite Str. Shoot.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
Nae Surteu falter Nnfidnitt,
8efOdDten Sdiufea,
9 ii Hers, 36-45 &iggs Iarft.
Nnitpnfete iin0 freiaeaeben.

Die in Berlin ieitgebaltenen Eolt
pofete lin0 eiler &abelnaAriht 5nlol'
qe olle 10000 i%rei9egeben mo ocn
4orelIatcn 5ligeiteIlt morOen.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26

QmndjrpG, &callOef, luirFIide Gelifa'
teicn, iiuo su buben bel:
GabIers, 36-45 Miaas Warft.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
Gu. Gntb. 9reieinisfeits. airdje
Ate uno e StraBe, q. Is.

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