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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
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Sen pen ciaten 2lrbcitcr m Paris abecfencrt n1to
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2loDb George unb britii9en II, fran.
5oitiben 5toatsmdnnern an oer
Spibe, tpeiter ausgefiibrt tperoer1
tpiir0en.
Nls Der Rremier nngei9oiien tpnr.
De befano er it9 am @ege gu einer
&onferen5 nit Sol. 6. so. @ouie nno
Mrtbnr S. 8nlfour, ben1 britii6en
5efretar 6es MeuBeren. Sic &onfe.
ren5 tpar fir 10 l1br I'M &riegsmi-
niifert1tm angeiebt.
Ser Mr5t, Der bie l1nteriud)ung 6es
Rremiers bornabn1, fonltatierte, oaB
oas @eidoB IN oie linfe S6ulter ei11-
6rong, bort borgefnnben ,aber nod
ni9t entfernt pnroe. Sbpobl Der
Hremier 5ien1li9 buffet, liegen feine
Mn5ei9en Dor, bnB bas Mtmungsor-
gan berlebt tDur6e.
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prdiiSe,,t 1pilie,, a,4f 20,
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February goth, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
10 8ref, 16. Sebruar. 8rGiioent
8ilion 1egelte auf 6em Darnpfer Sc
orge Bafbington I'M 11f15 nbr bue.
te nad ben geretnigten Stoaten ab.
@s 1pnr6e betannt gegeber1, 6nB
Der Brdfi0ent am 25. Gebrunr Il,
Bolton lonben miro.
Die @eienfbaft 6es8raft6 ft6ente1 bon
319 8erionen 1T bebeutenb fIeiner
1pie iene, Die tin auf Der @eife nod
europa begleitete, % biele NftgIie-
Der BEG 5tabes ur16 tednifhe 5n1.
peritdnoige fotpie Miiiitenten in Ra-
RIG berblieben, Inn an Der 6rieoe1s-
nrbeit teil5unebne1t.
Ser Don1pfer bringt aud glei13ei-
tig $50 5ol6aten 31riif, sic oie
Mabt i'm Murnt Balnlt itellten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
|Bclfait ,af,fer Ntai4 4ifteft,
actpeI eI)rsD ffati1r.

True translation filed with the post
master 1t st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Goth, 9l9, as required BY the
Act 81 Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
y 8elfoit, Is. 5ebr1par. pie
geriorgnng nit Gas ,t116 elefri5i.
tat, tai Sic ieit 6rei Boden burb Streits
f,u,terbroden mar, tpuroe bel,te it1ter
.n1iIt6riiAen @hnt iDie6er uufgenot1t-
men, i1,6em Die Grilppen Belit pom
ben gnstDerfen l1no bent elehriiben
araftbauie geiit ergriffen
sssnfnnterie pur6e innerbalb Der
eInInaen itationiert ,,rb Wnidinenge-
,pebre fon1ma1rbierer1 Die gingmge.
Die meiiten Ser arbeiter, bic bon bent
Streiff fomitee our Nieberlegi11g oer
Mrbeit befoblen Doroen. iporen big
1l1ittnqg mie6er al ibrer arbeit Die
spI6bIide Menoer,1l1g IN oer Gage err.
reqte fei1 Mllfieben.
Sic M1,torit6iitei1 tper6en ei1len Ber-
ind, ,,t1ternebmelt, ben Strnbenbdb db1.E
3beriebr ,Dieoer Il, Gang 81 brilgei1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
2lrn,ce BON $4,000 Elm
pnt1ff ser ltsilsit; 3ccttts
dt11t0e1t.

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Goth, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
25 Baris, 19. 5ebrunr. Die
Spe3ialfon1mi1iion BEG oberiten Rn=
tes, sic nit Der Nusarbeitung aiber
Be6ingungen fir cine befinitiben
Maffen1tiaibano betraut i'll, 6er 10
'Idnge beiteben miro, Bis bic 8orars
beiten Der Sriebensfonferen5 11ter,
5eibnet 1in6, bot beinabe feine 9nf-
qabe polIbra9t un6 es lit m6glih
tpie cine 9nbns Depei]e n1eloet, bob
N1arfdQn Sod bie Deutf6e11e Don-
nerstaa o6er Greitag iiber oie mili<
tdrifhen un6Marineb eotngnngen Der.
itGn6iaen miro.
@s miro beritan6en bab Die Be-
6inqunqen eine &laniel ertbolten,
ourh tDelde es Deutidlano erlal1bt
tpiro eine Mrmee 3ur Mnfredterbal-
tuna Ser Dr6nltng bon 25O,0OO
Neann bei5nbebaIten. Mnes ariegs-
rnoterial, 6as niht our Musrhih1ng
bie1er Eruppen rottpen6tg fei, fon1me
.unter sic @ontrome Der Mniierte1t,
sic =ebenfnns Denti6 6Ganos sWnnitio11s-
.fabrifen balten tper6en.
DeutIhInnb, bas hnrb Die 11eue11
nilitariIden gfegulattonen ii6 1iebt
geqen anBere .Mngriffe bertetoigett
fonnte, fom bon ben 9lniierten gege11
iolde beidiitt per6en. Marl6un Sod
ian6te Iebte Maht Elm Selegront111 on
sic goIen nod @ari6 6au toorin er e
6enieIben berbot, 6enti6es Serr1toz
rium o15n9reifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
0c,4tisbe 2lbeecrnnctc hS,
rem 8e~ifto1tnacnt.

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master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Goth, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
22 @einor, 20. sSebrlar. SIZE
&e6en in Der geationalberfn mI1ng
tpuroen 6ur6 6as &eiuItut Ser @afs
fenillit 6sberbatblungen nuf bns
8robite n1terbro9en. Die nngen1ei-
men Bunfte Ser neuen 8ebingunge1
maren friib betannt l1no es tpnr feine
neberrafIa1ng als Brdftbent 6ebrer-
Ebab befanrt gab, boB Die Ne6e11 Il.
Iaui0er11nge11 i111terbroben tpiiroet,
oanrit Dembias Gr5berger, Siibrer Ser
belti9en Observation-Disclosures Delegn-
fiorr, cine per1onli9e @rfIdrung nb<
geben fonnte, 1pns 5tpiihen fetner B.
fabrt uno Der 1,ner1pnrtet fbneuen
&iidfebr bon Srebes geidab.
&err Gr5berger, Der fi9tli9 an lie.
beripann1tng ieiner &rdfte litt, BE-
gonn nit Der @rfldrung, onb oie De,
leguten 6a3n berehtigt >pdrelt, I'M
friibeiten Momente bie bonen @in5el-
beiten Der urrterban6lungen 51 ct.
fnbren. 0a11n Derlas er Die 8eoir-
gungen nnb 6ie gon3e 8erfann1lu1tg
lauidte in agoniiGr Stille. Gin Iei-
ies @eranl9 berurfa6te 6rgerlt1e
3nrebtpeiiungen. Die Nottonolber=
inmmlune berbielt it6 nod niemals
11ur dbnli6 10 itin.
9lIs er en6ete tparen 6ie Wfitglie6er
beg @auies nnrlbig nn6 il1bten nod
Mten. 8ebor @err @r5berger nit ben
@rlduterungen begann iagte er: u@S
lit mein Mnni6, 6aB Sic nienpals
cine 10 i6idiaIsretde Stun6e bor 1t@
boben n10gen, tpie i6 iie batte. 8tr,
bon ser 8affenitinit =&ommtiiion,
tragen n111agbare Beranttportli6feit !"
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Dcmti tblaftO 1ai,tcrjc <tf,ct
,,e,tclt mafiei,iti uitatto.

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February goth, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917
= 2onoon, 19. Sebr1ar. Die
Bnffenitiui uitanos eoingungen pur.
| ben bonn oeutlden RobineH fit n1eb.
rerere stunoen bebattiert, 1,nb SIN
itrengungen genpabt Bic gational-
berfannmlung fiir eine gntf9eioung
mber ote M1tport ei115nberufen, mel:
BET etne> Depeide Der gr6onge geIe.
graph aus @openbagen.. Gs mar aber
lnn6gIi9, Sic glnttonalDer DerfonrmIung
in 3eit ein5uberufen 1la16 nnh einer
&onfere115 nit ben Brteifiibrer1l
tpur6e entidie6en, oies ge6ingunge11
an5nnebme11.
&openbage1t, 19. Gebrl,or. SIZE
oe,ti6e &egierung nabul 6te 8e6in=
gungen Der lMniterten mr eine Ber=
lingering 6es Observation-Disclosures an,
tpie cine Depe1be aus 8einar an be11
Bolitifen bert6tet. .
Die Berlun1n1Inrg, III Ser sic gt1t=
meionng iiber 6ie Nnrablne fiel, mar
bon ben peri6ie6enen Mnrteifiibrern
beltbt.
Gin friiberer 8eri6t luutete, buB
anf einen Mppen bon Matbias @r5-
berger, Dem Sibrer Der beutiben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Prdndellt perllelt in Paris KpnItitl.
ton der V0lkerli9a.
11ash nncnafelaneen 28cratnneeft 1pirc perfalimne
rel(cnSct. - ScdSuno3wan3ie rtifcl firt0 Sic ais,
. anf Der 5rie0cn crtaltcn ,perocn feM

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 20th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress os October 9Th, 1917.
= 8aris, 16. Gebrnar. @ie IN
benz bonn 9rdiiberten WiIion borgele.
ienen @iinoniB ausgefiibrt, miro Ser
@refntiDrat Der @0lferIiga aus Ser.
tretern Der @ereinigten @taaten,
@roBbritannien, syrnnfrei9, sSStaIien,
11110 Sapan 5niammen nit Delegaten
bon bier anberen Md9ten belteben.
Ser &at ion 10 oft tpie nottnenbtg
5ufammenfomn1en aber menig1tens
einmal i'm Sabre, an irgen6 einen1
BlnBe, Ser beitinn1t 1per6en mag.
Srgenb Elm @egenitano in Ser 5pbd=
re Der Gdtigfeit Ser 2iga, ober Ben
8eHfireoen betreffeno, ion beban6elt
tperoen.
8iliDn tuiro erite &eriamntlnng
etnbernfen.
Ser Brd1ibe11t Ser 8ereinigten
9tnnten Ipn oie erite 8erlan1lu11a bes
9eIeg egater1forpers nnb oes grefutib-
rates einberufen.
Die 2ign intro Elm 5efreturiat l1r-
ter Der DIRECTION zines @eneraliefre-
tdrs bnben, Der Die anbere1 Witglie=
Der erner11,t.
Ser @eneraIfefretar ion }eine @i-
genidnft in allen 8erfammlungen
bertrete11. IS
Ndtglebf fdaft 8ebingnngen.
Die @eprdi ientanten Der boben fon=
troftierenben @nrteie11 u1lo bie Be-
an1ten Ser 2igaslon btplortpati ide 8ri-
pilegien 1trb sSnlnl11itdt baben. Das:
webdub1e, oug bon ser 2ign ober III.
rem Beorlten be3ogen miro, fon eu-
troterritoriale @orteile beiiben.
Die 8nlaiiung bon Stnaten, bic
oen Bunbniife nidt nngeborer, fon
=0nr6 oie 3ufti1nrnung bon 1idt me-
niger tpie 5tpei Drittel Ser Stoaten,
oie 6nrd Delegnten bertreten iir6,
.geltahet tperben 11r6 111r bon iol9en,
Die. fih felbit regierer.
&ein Staat Jon uufgenommen tper=
ben, Ser 11i9t effeftibe @urantien fir
sic Mufrebterbnltung t11ter1uationaler
ObIigatione1t feqen fnn11 1trb Der
niht ben Beltin1mungen bes 8unoeS,
Sic Marine un6 nliltitdrii9en Streit=
frafte pie iie @riegsriinngen betref-
fen6, nab5nfon1men initnn6e lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
KSsitiestrctac it,crtct1 ec<
ieblaaeft.

Bofbington, 16. Seb. Cine
offi5ielle Nabriht aus 2iffnbon al
0ns 5tnnts s6epnrten1ent nleloet, 0af
9amego bon Megierungst struppen Ser
@onigstreuer abgerungen tpa1roe.
Die Melonng befngt tpeiters, bob bie
1roroIibe @iite 6es &nfen Mpeiro BIO.
diert tp11roe 1lnb bnB Die 8ianooo ga.
iteno gr11ppen bon ben Megier1lngg.
truppen bon1bnroiert tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

- true CCaQSlAtlOu 1lloQ WIFI Lue posi-
i master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February goth, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
2e Haris, 19. Sebruor. 9eute
1morgens tpl1r6e nnf Bren1ier Gle
1nenceau, als er fem MutomobiI be-
titieg, fiinfnual geidoiien. @r tpur6e
i'm Hiiden unb an ben S6lntern ber=
tpunoet, tpie bier eingetroffene 8e=
ri6te mel6en. Ct 1pllr6e nidt ge-
fdbrli9 berlebt.
Dur6 fiinf 5dii]le aus eirem &e=
polber, 1pur6e Grenier g1emenceau
beute Morgen BON Der @an6 zines
4Hentdters bertpun6et. 3uerlt pl1rz
De beri6tet, baB Der Bremier am
&opfe getroffen tpur0e, aber 1peitere
l1nteriu6ungen 5eigten, 6aB 6ie @es
| iboBe i'm &iiden tpie in ben 5dnl-
tern itedten unb 6aB er 1pabri6ein=
li6 nidt gefdbrlid berlebt pa1roe.
Der Mngreifer it Elm Mann Der ge-
nobnli@iten Sorte uno CAB ieinen
@a1uen als emile Coffin an ur6 be-
bouptete IS Sabre alt un6 in griel
geboren 5u fem. @r iagte feline Set-
mot tp6re in Mount &onie. Die Bo=
Ii5ei glu1bt ober nidt BEN Mustpeis=
pnpieren, oie f9 in ieinem8eiibe Dor-
fan6en uno Sbenft eber. 6aR ,er elm
&uiie lei.
8oli3i5t @o1,rat, Der ii9 in einem
nabegelegenen @efbdfte befano als
bie 59ufie bes MHentdters uuf ben
Bren1ier nbgefeuert tpur6et1, er5dbHe
einem @ertreter Der Mffn5iierten
HG9srelie. bnh Der Gren1ier aernoe bas7
NnfonobiI beiteigen ipol1te, nls Der
Mngreifer Sic Ssbifie abfeuerte.
Die 8un6en 6es 8reniers tperben
11i1t nls gef6brli9 betra6tet, aber
es berri6t Der @lal1ben Dor, 6aB &c.
fGbrli6e @oniequen5en 6ur9 Snfef-
tion eintreten fon1ten uno baltpt-
iabli1 megen 6es boben Mlters oes
Mngeiboiienen.
@oIi3iit @ounat gab cine 8ei9rei-
bnng Der S1ieBerei einen Bertreter
Der Mi1o3iierten Breiie in Der 'Staot<
halte, dls Der berbaftete Mann ein-
gebrnbt 1pur6e.
Cine groBe Menge NOR antpeien6,
bie iid tpGbrenb Der Musfage rubig
berbielt. ssSn1 2aufe elmer balben
5tunoe traf &rdfibent 8oinoare ei11.
gr tpur6e iebr bal6 bon Mitglieoern
6es &abinetts gefolgt tpie au6 Ber-
tretern ser Mrmee nn6 Marine; @nl.
@rabes tSbnrpe, arnerifani16er @ez
fan6ter folgte ben fran50filden 8e-
a111ter.
&enrp Molin, Elm 8arbier, er5dbl=
te, oaB, uls er 6ie 5biiie b0rte, an=
1tnb1n, es tpGren Mmerifaner, Die IN
Ole 2nft iboiien tpie tie 6ies in Sc
tpobnbeit baber.
Molin 1ab 6onn, mas borging nnb
lief aus 1einen @eiddfte ltnb i6rie::
Isle boben glenenceau ermor6et." "
gr fu1n oen1 Mngreifer nabe nno bte=
fer mari feinen &ebolber al1f bic.
StroBe, Der ausgei6oiien mar. Cine
Wenge fan1nelte ii6 an nrto iblng
cuff Sen Mngreifer bebor Die 8oli5ei
eintraf. gr iagte, bob ii6 Elm Damn
in Der Menge befanb, Der benz Ut
ter1tdter 3u belfen berln9te, aber
nud er tpurbe bon Ser Menge tiibtig
peridlngen
Sic S1iffe tpnroe I'M 8:55 nbr
beute 1norgens abgegeben, als Der
Bremier na9baufe fabren tponte. Ser
Mtentdter NOR cine getDobnlibe gr=
idetnung u11b tnnr tDie etn Arbetter
gefIei6et.
5olgen anf sic aonferens?
Mn1erifani{de DeIegaten IN Roris
5ieben olle m6gliden So1gen oieles
GulIes in betnobt Die er auf Die
@onferen8 baben tonne. sc miro nber
angenonlme1l, oaB in Der mneienbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February goth, 1919, as required by the
Act OF Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
Weinor, IA. Gebruar, lber 2on-
loon, is. 5ebrunr. @riegserfl1r-
11ngen beoiirfen nipe5iele @efetge-
bl1ng" ur1ter ben Beitinmungen Der
tenlpordren gerfnifung, Die bon Ser
belhf1en Nmionalberfa Gl1-
genommen ipurbe.
Gin gintreten Deutfd fdIanbs in 6ie
B6Herlign nrub Die berei1igte 3u-
ftimmung Der MISUNDERSTANDING
uno beg 5tuats tsfonitees (bie Die ber-
i6iebenen Staaten, 6ie Deutl6Iano
beiibt, Dertreten) bnben.
Ser Brdfi6ent beb6lt ieinen @it
big ein gahfolger bon Der gsotionnI-
berianmlung ertpdbH 1T, uno Die Sea-
tionalperian1tnlnrig bot fein &e9t 3n
einen1 8ertrauensbo botun1 tpenn ernite
Sa6en tn Srage iteben.
Golgen6 'bringen mir cine fnr5e lie
berii9t iiber Die te11pordre 8erfni-
luna tpie lie am Iebten Wonton 11oh
3uiabor1tpaoen unaenonmen tpuroe:
/ Die Gnfonbe Ser gsnfionaIper-
5onml1tnn ift Sic glnsnrbeit11no elmer
hermnnerfp1 Mprknlinno ,,1rl notionn-
Ier @eieke
. aaaa;,,.,.,, ! ,,o.ro...,.,
s., JULY Mxaa Dsaaaei. Ss
;e S;a s...aI.,as 49, lug t"a4a ssp,.l.a ,a,4 Iu
az az s,,.oed.ls;. saI :4 ls.sn ss e psll 9lsl
~ ~ a:41:s me- p.se 1 ptsleg ssu...usts 9 ,sgl
e,n M.s u.ugl.ep lsgss SiaaIss, ple % ~.
gi.eyel ~ nnn Sel ndn g,pss.sn :sh ;ea gaDs'
mo mo- oho,. fo;,, o;,,aoI,,o,. sstont h,,,,, s;
ne nf0Rpfp 9Ufffffl7p01fff11f "a n11p EN-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

geieoerreiBen Der SsSr1oaitrie nod Der
rulfi{den Metbo6e ourdgefubrt uer-
ben fann.
Sd Bin Elm bitterer @egner beiber
&laiien, enadte beioe aIs gefdbrlid
fir Sic BobIfnbrt Der arbeitenoen
RIaiIen. SD appelierte an meine
l1nior, baB bic gfien3 Der Denofra-
tie I'M Bertrauen an iene liege, oenen
Die Nutoriitimii gegeben 1patroe.
ssSrgen6 Elm anoerer Rurs fubrt
gum 3ufammenbrnde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

SdusIi6feit If bes Beibes Be1t.
geihidfe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
QUEEN DECoRATES NURSE.
King AIbert's wife Gives Dinner
for Miss KieI.

By Wieeiess to the Associated Press.
On BOARD THE U. S. S. GEORGE WASH
INGToN, Sept. 30.--The greatest interest
continues to be displayed by King AL
bert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium,
now far on their way toward New
York. in the condition OF President
Wilson. A wireless message sent by
King Albert to the President read;
The Queen and 1 greatly regret
to hear Of your illness and wish
you speedy recovery. We thank you
for the trip you have planned for
us and look forward to our meet
ing in Washington.
Queen Elizabeth gave n dinner last
night in honor of Sophia b. KEEL, the
chief nurse attached to the George
Washington, and decorated her with
the Medal of Queen Elizabeth for her
war services. The Queen expressed to
Miss Kiel her gratitude for the devo-
ION of the women of America to the
Belgians.
She alluded to the many organizations
founded by the women of the United
States in their generous ardor, which
in every possible form had brought re-
lief to Belgium. The Queen expressed
her great pleasure in the knowledge that
she 5oon would be able personally to
hank a great number of these women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
ITALIAN ADMIRAL
ASKED FOR MARINES
NelO Version of Landing OF
u. S. Soldiers at Trou.

PARIS, Sept. 30.-The landing of
American marines at Trau by Rear Ad-
miral Andrews was not directed by the
Supreme Council here. according to the
American peace delegation. 1t was ex-
planned that when a party of Italians
entered Trau and It was feared a CLASH
might occur between the Italians and
the Serbians the Italian Admiral on the
scene appealed to the American Admiral
to intervene for the maintenance OF
peace. This, 1t was added, Rear Adj
miral Andrews did as part Of his regu-
lar duties of policing the Adriatic and
without any instructions from Paris.
The French troops that were in Fiume
have been evacuating that city for sew
eral days past. says La Liberte to-day.
The operation, 1t explains, was a long
one because of the immense stores of
supplies that had to be moved.
The Jugo-Slav press bureau in Paris
says it is authorized to declare that,
contrary to the assertions of Gabrielle
d'Annunzio, the Jugo-Slav Government
never intended to enter Fiume by force
and never made military preparations
to that end.
1t adds that D'Annunzio's assertions
are the merest excuse for consumption
abroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
ECKHARDT BOASTS
OF ACTS IN MEXICO
Sees Big Opportunity for Ger.
mans There. O..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Count Won
Eckhardt, whose activities as German
Minister to Mexico during the war were
declared responsible for the strona pro-
German sentiment in the southern re-
public, warns his fellow countrymen
against emigrating to Argentina and
Mexico until they are certain that cond!-
tions there are favorable to them. Ac-
cord ng to one of his recent lectures, a
copy of which has just been received IN
Washington from Germany, Minister
Won Eckhardt boasts of his success in
winning Carranza to the side of the
Germans, and is quoted as saying:
1.-THE country is still pro German to-
day and the sympathies for Germany
will not be killed, What advantages
we may derive from this prediction
depend wholly upon our abilities to in
culcate into the Mexican people German
culture. and upon our keeping up the
reputation we have gained for capa
bility and trustworthiness. We mus;
send only capable men of character,
knowledge and energy to Mexico, where
they may do honor to tho name OF
Germany and Hamburg. Then we will
be able not only to get our old cOnnec-
tions back but also to see them grow
and expand"
The former Minister in his lecture OUT
lines Hi OF the various steps taken At
his direction to develop system of
far reaching propaganda in behalf of
the German common veal"
THE Americana" the former Minister
adds, "are striving to obtain for them
selves the whole Mexican market and
they carry on commercial espionage
quite openly. American success will
only be of a passing nature. German
goods will again be imported and at
higher prices. But the American com
petition must not be treated very lightly,
1t is desirable that the German export
ers pool themselves in order to enable
them to have a store in common in Mex
ico'
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Admiral Phillip Andrews is stationed
with his flagship Pittsburg, according to
reports reaching this city. 1t ID indi-
Gated in reports that feeling is running
high in Spalato and that the Americans
have been forced to intervene between
the Italians and Jugo-S;avs.
Tho Italians at Trau, Dalmatia, have
requested the Italian Government to
send a ship to Trau for their protection
and also to obtain the release of prom
inent Italians arrested by the Serbians
The Government has replied that it can
not interfere for the maintenance of
order in sections of Dalmatia entrusted
10 care Of the Americans, but that 1t
Will convey the appeal to the American
commander.
The Popolo Romano to-day publishes
a story sent by its correspondent In Spa
lato, Dalmatia, describing the incident
which was the cause of Intervention By
American naval forces at Trau.
"On the afternoon of September g."
says the correspondent, 1.-THE doctor of
the italian warship Puglia, stationed at
Spalato, accompanied his flancee to Trad
to visit the tomb of her father. The
couple were resting in the house of a
friend prior to returning to SpalatD
when the commander of a Serbian con.
tlngent appeared. accompanied by sol
diers with fixed bayonets, and roughly
demanded that the doctor identity him
self.
Not satisfied with the doctors verbal
explanation, the commander arrested
him because he was wearing citizens
clothes. Rear Admiral Andrews, the
American naval commander, interviewed
on behalf of the doctor but in vain. The
Serbian commander insisted on sending
the doctor prisoner to Spalato, where
the American commander obtained hts
release through the Serbian authorities.
THE incident excited the Italians and
led TO the organization OF a small expe-
dition to Trau."
The same newspaper d. says that at
Spalato the night of September 10 two
white American sailors killed an Amer
lean negro sailor during a quarrel over
race disturbances in the United States.
The Fiume issue vii! be laid before
the Italian people on November 16. to-
gether with other matters on which the
Government wishes to obtain a mandate.
The Parliament was dissolved yesterday
and will reassemble on December 1.
Telegraphic advices from Fiume re-
port that Gabrielle d. Annunzio, in COM
mand OF the insurgent garrison of the
city, has stated that he considered him
self in state of war with Jugo- Slavia.
His declaration was made after the head
of the French mission had demanded
that D'Annunzlo restore topographic
communication with Agram, the Gro
attain capital, which D'Annunzio had in
terrupted.
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BLOCKADE TO HURRY
BALTIC EVACUATION
Supreme Council to Use Eco
monte Pressure to Force
Withdrawal of Germans.
PROGRESS. NOW TOO SLOW
Presence of Intruders Is Cause
of Great Disorder i'm In
vaded Region.

PARIS. Sept 30.--Germanys recall Of
Baltic region will not satisfy the STU
preme Council. 1t is asserted, the coun-
ell being determined to place economic
pressure on Germany until all the Ger
man soldiers are withdrawn from the
Baltic.
The German soldiers at present In this
region are variously estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. They apparently are
determined to restore the old Russian
regime there.
Members of the peace delegations re-
peatedly have conferred with Baron
Kurt Won Lersncr, head of the German
mission, concerning Won der Goltz and
his forces, and the German Government
agreed TO remove, them. The slowness
in action. however. has resulted in great
disorder in the Baltic States and the
Supreme Council is determined to take
immediate steps to bring pressure to
bear upon the Germans until it's de-
mands are satisfied.
While It cannot be said that a block
ade is actually on against Germany,
steps are being taken to bring about
financial pressure which will speedily
cut Off the German food supply and
bring thesGerman public to a realization
of tine fact that German activities in the
Baltic States must cease. Food now on
the way to Germany will not be stopped,
but future supplies will he held up un-
less the German Government makes good
its promises to evacuate the troops now
in the Baltic region.
1t was announced in Paris Saturday
that the Supreme Council had decided
to send to Germany, through Marshal
Foch, a note demanding the withdrawal
of the German troops from the Baltic
district, failing which the provisioning
Of Germany would be stopped imme-
diately and financial arrangements she
had requested be held up. Germany has
asserted she has been unable to bring
the troops under Gen. Won der Goltz
back from the Baltic because of their re-
fusAl to obey orders sent to them.
Some further action by Germany,
however, was indicated in a Berlin mes
sage of September 81, which quoted
semi-offlcial statement, to the effect that
a mixed German and Entente commits
sion would go soon to the Baltic prov
inces ito direct the movement OF Ger
man troops from that region 1t was
added that in order to enforce the exc
cution of the commissions decisions the
German Government had ordered that
such troops as refused to leave would
have their pay stopped and would MOI
receive further supplies.