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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
General

BUSINESS SERVICE co, 1114 Land Title.
ACC'T-Dep't store systematizng, $4,000.
BKPRs. Lumber S35: public utilities $50
CLERKS-Typist production. Gen'I. Sl5-s25.
DRAFTSMEN-Mech factory const.. s2l00;
artist for catalogue work, $1,000 up.
ENG1NEER-Sales stokers boiler access
$4,000: coal. trucks specialties. $1,000
STENOG'S s & PRIVATE SEC'YS. S2O-S9O
SUPT S-Chem. tdyes) plant $4,000; mach
shop, $4,000, tire wkS., $1,000. leAth'r $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

RADNOR INN Radnor Pas open all win
ter; comfortable country home few min.
from city center, close TO station: open
fires; golf. riding. Phone Wayne II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

furn. rooms; steam hea ted;
DCrand ADV. Agency. Atlantic City. y. ].
centrally located apt. reason Box 1it2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

aO4 S. BROAD-Three story; modern Lewis
Cohen, 11l3 lincoln Bldg.
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DOGS, BIRDS. ETC

BEAUTIFUL trained singing canarieA and
~, ma andsome JapAnese cages for-sale Phone
FEiMAALE FOX TERRIER PUP, 87ss \.
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NAanted

WANTED Dogs OF all varieties and breeds:
6, crown dogs and puppies, Ye Olde DogRe
Shuppe, llIB Madison ave-. n. Y citv
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BOARDING


SPRUCE ST, 1O32-Thrce rooms and ba tn
double room table board
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

icmme sepebil uIlo 5liamme geltedf
nit Slime I'M Den @eg ben i'd reb.
eeacr Suobs gemad]t. mo- i'd imper
oit Baum gcbGngt ben. es mar
oil aobrs fein ieiiser Sdapp. arp.
i,et id ben cs get1delt. lie Suoos
ben Die Cries bis an ben 8raiirlo
gefopmert, I'm Damn nod bns SeIt'
DIE Drummer, Ell tell iub, ica mar e
Gietitl. Gie gnoe BON Den Bn'
pirr ben il OH Den @raunb nit
Ipds beidJperi, 10 bnB ie nit iort'
ilicge ben Tonne, I'M Dor Ialtier
Sto!3 INNER Die idmnrte eibie ben
i'd mid nod c gatieIfe @ein ber'
bcinebolt I'M ben Den aeorunfe. am
liz ,itr bdtt id geglid)e, nod email
rem @eoesmciler berbei gu bnle.
ururpcr e5 NOR ihon plittinier 5lpei
llbr morsens. Die ai35ie bat Ieli
geihlaie I'm bat Don al Den McB
nids grnobtibt. SD ben mid or.
bertlid) getidelt, penn ib oran &c
0crft ben. mas lie am morgen fof
c 6ebs made Debt. menn ie Time
ocbt, OnB Der Sroit uniere Sries
gar fem. 9cmmctif) sehabn bat.
un Dab ie oos nur mid 81 ucrNante
bat.
Is mar gar feline ihledltc Chic
,2ucic, mem ih am morlen rrd,,
iriib aus oen 9ett b1tt gebn Ill oas
8ebprr LII Die Seider miboer tort.
ncnine fonnt. 10 Dob lie gar feline
Gibie bGtt. mie es 9ebappcno mar,
apper Damn batt ie mid nit &C.
glaubt, Dab id Der &etter geipeie
lin I'M ie bGtt mid nit erral Sire.
Dit for scluwe. SD fin alpwer i'm.
nler oofiir, oaB i6 frieae, mas gu
mid belanst, III fort Den Hleie1
ben i'd mid ins gett 9elest nit Die
icite sntenifens, am Morsen 5ei.
ti9 mad 81 fem, for au matid)e, mas
bic 2i5sie for e 5ebs mode oebt.
Sn mein nadite Sdreiwebriei
mil i'd Sbne per5dble, pie Die gioie
seidaiit bat; mebbie Sc friese Damn
aud Die SdttisfGdid]cn, bab Die
Si35ie manhmal rett bat, merln ie
mid nit en- gieI fompebre bubt.
@omit id ucrblcime Shine Sbrn
Iieiner
gbiIipp Saueramper
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Frank h. NeumanQ
RommiGions- 4aufmann
gambler in
@efIgef, Giern ". YroouRten
RSebter 1ttarrtpreis be3atIt
tar Sarm'presafte.
@eId1dftsplab an Der 5iinften StraBe. oft.
lidb bon 3. s. 8oeIer's Sbmiebe'8eri
fdtte.
Bhone 1872.

ilanmaI falt genCroe, III Der Bet.
termann bat geIagt. es Debt IN Die
Naft en- gang idredlifer Sroit
TONNE. 9ie 2i35ie bat seiamnert,
aIs tpenn ibr better 5reunb am
Sterme licse tebt. sd ion alulrer
aud nod nit Die allergeringite
Sreuo ben, bat ie seiagt, .aaes
iiebt 70 %prammiiiing aug, IN iest
lou 10 en- ~perbolIter Sroit aaes
file. Sd ben ia aud iarrie ge.
fiiblt, aiplper ih ben bod nit belle
Tonne. Sd fin at ben @eoesmeiler
gauge, III GA ben mer bon ben
SrnIt getnbft. Sober bat e Wittel
gepiBt, pie mer Die Baum prob.
tcdte f6nnt. olplpcr ih ben bon
feiiem ebbes geoenft, gefobr bab
i'd %fcrtgange lin, bat mid Der 8e'
bcsmeiIer geingt. er mollt mid nod
emal en- g%lngenbIid iebn.
gr bat Damn seiast: .Ybilipp,
i'd ben in Die Yreiiens bon Die @1ng
nifS bon Ia9e noble, biefubs Die
miiie INNER alles better, aluDer DID
min i'd es inse. SSn meme Seimat
ba ben mer intnler e 2att Sruttries
gebabt, I'm eS bat auh in Die nlte
Gontrie mann In Damn Ell Sroft.
100 grobe 9cmmetid ocrlIriade
bubt. Mein Batter ielig bot bnnn
INNER c &oblotoid)e geleit III m
ter ieben Baum Gins geiieat, IN oa.
NIT bat er Die Cries 10 gut pro.
tcftct, bab Der TroIt gar nifS &C.
lhoot hat. I'll hnli ia bod orci
ob0cr picr BON Die Seiher. alio
Dub cmal meia gttlueis ncrlmc LII
OH mirit ausfinlc, oaB on al Die
lebie Scit bit. gmper Jag oen
9cnlb nidS oappn,"
Said, oas is alpuer arpBartia
aemcle,un id) ben mcin Meino auf.
gemadt, Dab idy baS Mittel nod i'm.
plmbie mollt. Sebn Se id) ben
MIDI geingt, menn id) es fertig brin.
&c bcbt. baB Ole bait Chr all 30.
bleipc Nebt, Damn mir ales abl.
rcft M ldl jim bran gange lii ben
t gauge Kali nttc Hubspehperid au.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
AUGUST KoELLING,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 25th day of August, 1919.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance within six
months from the date Of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of said Letters,
they win be forever barred.
MARTHA KoELLING,
Administrators.
Dated August Is, 1919.
Attest: Theo. Graf,
E L.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Antnesi.
edafft benz gerbreHertuna h 9entf&.
Lamb freie Balm.

Lamb frete 4ahu.
8elde ibdolideu 3oIgen Die
Waiienbegnaoisunsea Der Rcue,,
bunoesitaatIiben 3elierungen nno
Der 6eutiden 8eidsreaicrun,g fir ole
9'Igemeinbeit baben, gebt Gus ben
Gtitteilungen berpor. bic elm Sod.
funoiser, 2anoesanitalts.S berin.
ipeftor Don giniieoel. 3pidlu, in Der
.Delltiben Strafredtsaeituma" per.
Gifentlibt. ST bebanoeIt Die Bir.
tiingen Der beioen umfaiienoen ant.
neItien fir Sabien iino oas @eit
uuf ben StraipolLou9.
Elm 19. Nopember 1918 erIieB
Ote ~porldufise iddiiide Resieruns
etne amneitie, Ole in Der Saitptiabe
Rriessteilnebmern auailte fem; an,
S. 9eaember 1918 folgte ibr auf
bieiem @ese Die porlGufige 8eids.
legierung nit einem melt umfara.
reiferen 8taoenerlaiie, Der am Z.
Se5ember 1918 nod altssebaut muir.
Dc Die 8irfurls bieier @eroronur.
gen auf Die I'M StrafpullSuse iteben-
cen 9erionen mar tpeoer fir oieie
ieIbit nod fir Die a%Iaemeinbeit au.
trGglid ODER f6rberlib. Ole Nn.
italt 3widml bate ON 10. Wopenl.
Der 1918 einen 8eitano rtn $50
9opieii, bon benen anf @runo Der
htiben 8eroronunsen 254 entIaiien
tperoen miubtet. Daruntar tparerl
1873 8orbeitrafte, AZ batter idon
bas 3udtbaus fennen selernt; in
Der anitalt bntten fi9 70 i9Iedt
gefiibrt. Bel ben Maiienentlaiiun.
gen, bic polle brei @ofen Saterten
rn6 ole 4r6fte bes nod unpoIftGi1.
bigen @eamtenf6rpers Bis tief in
DIE 9adt binein in Mniprud mob.
men, mar es unm69Iid, mir oas
@eringite fir oas Sortfommen Der
gu @ntlaiienoen 5i Tim. Cine redt-
3eitige genadrthtigins Der Siirior.
seorgane mar aiisgeidloiien. Bon
eablreiden @efdnscnen befam maj.
81 b6ren. bob iie es por5oeen, In
Der anStaIt aii bIeiben, mo Arbeit,
grot urb @arme porbanoen ieie1,
onitatt I'M @itter in unrubigiter
Seit, nod .eeraoe basu Dor 8eibnad.
I'm. BON geoedtcn Glide binipeaaeIto.
ben 81 tperoen. Mit Der grbeit lab
es oenfbar idledt aus. 90ie Gle.
l1ente freiten iid iniO tr1umten bon
Spartafi,s, Der ourd iie cine iebr
wilfommene 8~erftdrfung erbieIt.
@as ieber 8erniinftige porausieben
mnBte, trat elm: be OffentIide lin.
iiberbeit nabm ungebeuer su, bas
Seer Der g%rfuerbsloien permebrte iid)
Tin Der anitalt mlibte aber bic elm.
gefiibrte arbeit aus Manael an
&r1ften liegen bleiben!l Die arimi.
lalitat iteigerte ii1 idneu, unb Der
Grfolg: anfans Sebruar 1919 In s
sagen 20 Gi~nIieferumsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05


bon Die Set, ON mebridte GDlper
bon bic Seit; iase oubt ie nids, I'M
bas is au9 sar nit notig, biefabs
Id wei6, mas ie iage MIL. GieIel'
me 3eit fam ie eS aruiper nit belle,
I'M Sas is niein Slid.
Sebn sc, Serr 8ebadtiondr, sic
wiiie gut senua, bob i'd for bic ar.
belt in bic Sabr6 grabesu frebiis
bin, I'm es battert mid e gauge 2att.
bab i'd nids idaffe fam, biefabs es
bubt in einem fort regcne. Benn
eS email en- Saa lang itappe olibt
MI id made mid reboia ou ihaffc,
bann is oils e RubI Der @rauno 10
nab, bob es gar fem Subs is, CD.
bes 5n oubn. 8eridie6ene Wale
ben i'd en- gIoff semadt I'M ben &C.
fart 81 iflofie, aiptper Die 2i5aie
bat nib immer gIeid itappe made.
&c bat aeiagt, Oh ih frebiig mar
I'M oh ih nit miBt, Dab mer in 10
en- MooS nids onbn fonnt. Gel
bat mid INNER gut fiibIe mode. I'm
in meine SnIcit ZEN id Die 9i35ie
Sob mi Cont geiast I'm gan5 an Den
gnt.rm non mel Ser5 ben i'd &C.
miidt, es febt nod ad)t @ode ihn8
regene.
Ier Zen IN uniere Sabro e paa,
Eietibboum IN E paar Blorm.
tries. mo cr,e idjon gebIiibt Gen
2ettes ssabr is nod nit flint S,slis
nert ,5ri,ilt on Ole cries gewufle,
apper oieics Sabr hat es gegidt,
ole menn mer e gauge Satt 6rlibl
fricsc bette, 10 picle Slaiicms mare
Oh nic 91um. Gouu is eS nit Ell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
+. j. koeIIer,
sdmieb II. 8agenmade1
&ermaun, gfo.
9ermaun, 0fo.

Sd Der6e beitrebt fein rrur Die
beltett Mrbeiten II. @anren az Iiefern.
SO babe lange erfaBriing Inn Bferbe.
oeiblogen iotpobl pie I'm Sdmie6e.
uno Bagenbon6merf.
5nrrnipagen, 8uggies, Manir.
Spreaoers un6 Sarm-M ni1inen a,
Sono ODER aiif 9efteIlinng an ginfti.
gen geoingungen iinb al arrnebmbo.
rem Ereifen geIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
GataIeg % .kperianh 5.

GataIes M Bperi ta n B.
nts. Wein damn lit oas
sanae Sabr arf gersniisunssreifen;
MIR i'm @inter bIeibt ct pieraebn
Iage si Souie."
sSas ipdre mir aber an lang.
Deiligl@
2. Die oierscbn Gage seben and
tcrnml"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

~TMan pereeife es ni&t bos
announcement anf 6os golfsbIott "
beaablen, Derrl bas Sobr nif Sem
aorcsssetteI MIDI 1919, ODER ipetrr
i'm 9oro,is Inittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Gfrnfr gG,ycibebrief Ses
hi!ipp aurrampter.
YPein licbcr Serr aeoadtionar:

He0ddtlonar:
@as es aus mel.
nc Sabro wcroe
miro, oas fam i'd
Sbne nit iase. 3ie
2i5aie, mas meine
alte is, Die lduft
ben gan5e Tag
erum. grao wie e
Sdiden, mas nit
ipeib, mo es ieln
81 binleae ioa.
9ann I'm mann
gudt ie mid an
BON bic Sront I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

The flight Of the Vi"kcrs-Nimy bi-
plane across the Atlantic was ono OF tho
three recent notable and daring achieve
mcuts by airmen.
To Captain Alcock and Lieutenant
Brown goes the high honor Of having
made the first nonstop air passage OF
the Atlantic, III " movement going to
the credit of "a II .|-itain
The Atlanta b"' rir' 1dy been SPAN
ned in an air J .". .. w"ver the feat
having been Irr: ~ by American
naval officers in In, -"aplane NC-4'
with 4 stop at the Azores "nroutr from
Newfoundland To Lisbon. PortuE1l the
journey beginning May l6 and ending
May 81. Less successful hut no lcss
daring than the achievement Of the
Vickcrs-Vimy pilot and navigator was
the recent flight by two other British
airmcn Harry G. Hawkcr and 1,i"uten-
ant Commander Mackenzie Gri"vc. On
May 70 thcy covered more than half the
distance across the Atlantic before h"-
ing forced To aliGht in mid-OCcan. For
nearly n week they were given up for
lost but finally turned UP safe on hoard
n small craft which took them almost
to Ireland. Definit" nows Of their dar-
ing rescue was relayed ashore by Brit
ish destroyer.
The successful flight OF the British
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~ w ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Tho stage is set for the closing scenes
Of the peace congress, so far as ,he
Germans are concerned. Within few
hours 1t is expected that the Germans
will be told the terms. brought down 10
an irreducible minimum. on which the
allied and associated governments are
ready to take UP relations on a pace
footing with the new German republic.
The period Of five days after delivery
of the reply of the allies TO the Gcri.rap
un,er-proposals has been lAcd for the
signature or rejection of the treaty.
1t is intimated from Paris that Ger
many's admission to the league OF ma
tions is set for the near future. Pre-
vious dispatches had indicated that IN"
reply to Count Won Brockdorff- -Nantzau
would merely state the conditions con
sidcred necessary for Germans entry
into the league, such as fulfllmcnt If
tho treaty terms and Of Gcrmany's in
tcrna,ional obligations. including r"I L
atfons and the payment Of the allied
claims.
Important for Germany. as we'll as
for the allied countries. is n plan nui-
Nncd in tho answer to the German
counter r-propOsals. This provides Tor
civil rather than military administration
OF the region Of the left bank Of the
Rhine. Under the proposal authority
would be placed In the hands o. COM
mission consisting OF ono member for
each Of the great powers. thus rendering
unnecessary the maintenance Of a lhrEe
oCcupational force. AS Germany. Under
the terms of the armiStiCc. stands ohli-
gated TO pay the expenses of the mill
tary occupation OF the Rhincland. the
sums saved to her by tho Substi!u-
ton of civil for military administration
would be enormous.
Austria's reply to the treaty pre-
scented to her delegates is due Tuesday.
but as the treaty in its present form
lacks many important clauses. it is
probable that d request for further Time
would be favorably considered by The
peace conference. The council OF four
will devote part OF Monday to consid"ra-
ton Of the remaining sections Of thn
Austrian treaty and efforts ar" tn be
made to whip tn" completed document
into form as speedily as possible.
Bolshcvlk and anarchists dlsorCTrs
are reported from Switzerland. Two
persons were killed and scvcnt on
wounded. according to official figures.
in a serious uprising In Zurich In which
the prefecture was stoned. tho hall of
Justice lopted and the archives burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
To Allow Germany Army of 100000 Men,;
Must Accept Peace Terms in Five Days
BurIeSOn Promises
Right Of Bargaining
To the Te|egraphGrS


ATLANTIC CITY. " J., Juno ID
Frank Morrison. secretary Of the Am
crican Federation Of Labor. announced
to national convention delegates here
tonight that Post tmastCr General Burlc'
son had promised to give orders which
would result in conferences between re-
prcsentativcS Of the striking commcrciaI
tclegrapherS OF the Western Union and
Postal companies and representatives OF
the companies.
At these conferences. hc said, ma"hin-
cry for settling difficulties" would be
arranged.
Mr.. Burlcson's action in recognizing
the electrical workers union. thereby
averting a strike Will not affect the re-
solutions which hav" been presented ID
the convention. asking for his removal
sponsors Of thcS" resolutions announced
They declared that th"S" resolutions
would be pushed 'to IN "limit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
i. s. Troops Attack Villa Rebels
Action the American Follows Street BmaM Between Caa and Armies
COMPARING The FLIGHT OF ALCOCK AND
BROWN WITH RECENT ACHIEVEMENT OF
AMERICANS IN CROSSING The ATLANTIC

airplane and tho American seaplane was
made in pursuance Of different phases OF
experiment in tho problems of the air.
Elaborate precautions were taken TO
guide tho NF-4 and her companion
flicrs by dcstruycrs placed at frequent
intervals. tho aim being not so much 10
mako n record as To establish the pTac-
ticability uf Cross-oCcan traffic by air
under conditions Of comparative safety.
The attempt Of Hawkcr and the sue
ccssful flight of captain Alcock ana
Lieutenant Brown were made for prize
Of 10000 5offcrcd by tn" London DAILY
Mail. Th" idea was 10 max" contrlbu-
tion of moment Ia tho practice side or
air navigation. but the appeal 10 III"
competitors was in no small measure 10
their sporting instinct. IN" flyers rum
ninCs strong chances nf being irrctri"v-
ably lost at sea II anything happened TO
their machine.
4 comparison 0f The records shows
that the NC-4 carried fv" mon 2.l"0
miles IN - hours g. minutes. while In"
ViCkcrs-N -Nimy plane n"w with TWO men
$50 miles in l6 hours l. minutes. Tn"
achievement of the British flyers sets a
nco. record for distance covered in a
single flight tho longest single jump
of the NC-i having hrcn approximately
!. 200 miles from Newfoundland 10 Aorta,
in the Azores.
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GOVERNORS Of
WEST VIRGINIA
To Be HONORED
RECEIVE HONORARY
UNIVERSITY DEGREES
One Woman, Lydia Simpson
Poffenbarger, Also on the
List of Distinction
Spccialto The Intelligcnccr.


MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June 10
Every living ex-governor OF ""s'
Rinia and a number Of other prominent
native soas and daughters Will receive
honorary degrees this week as n part
Of the scmi-ccntcnnial ccl"Dration at
West Virginia University. ono woman
is included in the honored list. lho
list Of fourteen persons. all born in
this state. who are to receive such &c.
grccs. is made public by th" hoard OF
regents. and includes: EX-GoNcrnor
George Wesley Atkinson: Secretary or
War Newton D. Baker: James frcder-
lex Brown. the Charleston jurist: John
William Davis. ambassador to England:
Ex-Governor Aretus Brooks Fleming:
Ex-Governor William f.. Glasscock: eX-
Governor Henry u. Hatfield: Bishop
Matthew Simpson Hughes: Ex-Governor
William A. McCorklc: Earl William
Oglesby. Of Wheeling. called West Fir-
pinIa's most useful citizen" by the
West Virginia Panama-racihr EXpos-
tton committee: l.ivia Simpson PnffCn-
hargcr. leader OF tn" equal suffrage
movement in West Virginia: cx-Gov-
crnor Albert r. White: Dr. I. e. White.
statr gcologist: Daniel willard, former
prosidcnt OF the Baltimore & Ohiu rail-
road.
The names Of two o,her men. who
have since died. Judge John W. Mason.
of Fairmont. and Dr. George r. Foster.
Chicago University Of the class OF 1858.
were on the original list. In their case.
the degrees will be conferred as OF 1917.
when Il was originally planned 10 con-
fer them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
viii Ask Wilson's
Intervention In the
TeIegrapher Strike

NEW YORK. June 15.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson will be asked to intervene in the
strike OF the commercial tclcgraph"rs
Of the Western Union and Postal sys-
TENS, Percy Thomas. vice president or
the union. told a mass meeting or the
strikers today Mr.. Thomas announced
that he would go to Atlantic Guy early
this week to ask the aid of IN" cN"ru-
tive council Of the American Federation
OF Labor in bringing the strikers claims
before the president.
He maintained that recognition or the
Electrical Workers union by Postmaster
General BurieSon left Mr.. Burles0n no
alternative but to extend the same rec
ogntion to the commercial telegraphers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
ALCOCK TELLS
OF SUFFERINGS
On VOYAGE To
THEOTHERS|DE
FROZEN SLEET HAD TO
BE COMMENDED WITH
Fog So Dense That Speed In
dicator Did Not Work -
Wind Favorable

LONDON, June l5.-DescrihinG the
experiences Of himself and Lieutenant
Brown. Captain Aleock. In a message
from Galway to the Daily Mail. says:
we had a terrible journey. Tho
uonder Is we are here at all. We scarce
II saw the sun. or moon or stars. For
hours We saw none Of them. Tho foS
waa very dense and at times we had 10
descend within three hundred feet or the
sea.
FOR four hours our machine was COW
cred with a sheet OF ice caused by frozen
sleet At another time the fog was so
dense that my speed indicator did not
work. and for a few minutes 1t was very
alarming.
-we looped the loop do believe. and
d,d yc7y steep spiral. We did some
comic stunts, for I had no sense OF
horizon.
.-Tho winds were favorable all the
vay. northwest and AZ times southwest.
We said in Newfoundland that We would
do the trip in sixteen hours. but we
ncver thought we should. An hour and
q baIP before We saw land We had no
rertaIn idea where we were. but we be-
lieyed we were at Galway or there
abouts.
~our delight in seeing Eastal island
Clifden. was great The people did not
know who we were. and thought We were
scouts looking for Alcock.
We encountered no unforeseen condi-
tons We did not suffer from cold or
exhaustion. except when looking over
the side: then tho sleet chewed bits out
OF our faces. We drank coffee and ate
sandwiches and chocolate.
Our flight has shown that Atlantic
flight is practicable. but l think II
should be done. not with an airplane or
seaplane. but with flying boats.
We had plenty Of reserve fuel left.
msinn only two-thirds Of our supply.
Tho only thing that upset me was
% see the machine at the end get dam
aged. From above. the bog looked like
o lovely field, but the machine sank in
to IT to the axle and fell over on her
9tda."
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Army Permitted During Term
of Three Years, Under Pro-
vision of the Treaty Of
Peace Which Has Hereto
fore Been Sedulously Kept
Secret By the Allied Pow
erS

PARIS, June l5.-tBv the ASS0-
ciatcd Press l-(icrmany is to be
allowed an army of 100000 men
for three years. This is one of the
changes in the peace terms which
has been scdulouSly kept secret.
The reason given for his doubling Of
the previous number Of electives is
,hc impossihility Of adjusting the ar
mics Of Aust ria. Poland. CzeCho- o-Slorak-
ia and other new states proportionat"ly
70 the previously arranged 100000 men
for Germany.
general reduction OF armaments is
to be negotiated immediately Germa-
nv.s admission TO tho league Of nations
is fixed for the near future"
Her admission will enable Germany
10 hiring up for discussion h"r economic
PROPOSITIONS. Germany Will be given
four months to submit to the allies pro-
posals dealing with her total indebted
ness through rcparations, and methods
for the payment thereof. She may pro-
nose merchandise and labor
The allies arc to reply within two
months.
4 rlchiscitc for Upper Silcsia will be
,akcn within six To eighteen months.
\ clause deals with tho protection by
the league Of nations Of German mInori-
ties inhabtng the districts taken from
Germany. Another deals with the inter-
allied civil commission. which will ad-
minister The left hank Of the Rhine oc-
rupicd by the allied troops. TO which
the existing military commission will be
SubOrdinatcd
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OTHERS TO TRY FOR
THE SPEEDIEST TRIP

ST. JOHNS. y. F.. June l5.-Ihe tr'-
uunh,nt crossing OF the Atlantic by
CAPTAIN Jack Alcock and Lieutenant
Arthur whuten Brown viii! not deter
other airmcn here OF omolt'ng the tea''
according TO announcements MADE oS
the aviators today.
Tho london Daily Nails $5o.ooo prize
for the first nonstop flight having rai''
or % the Yickers-Yimy machine. crows
Of the other airplanes being aSsemoieo
he- are dcvoting their attention .
contest for the speedicst voyage across
tlc ocean.
They expect the British air ministry
or private enthusiasts to offer spEee
prizes.