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The daily banner., 1919-04-04
u. S. IEII oS1o 5 70 BUY
BIG FLEET or SHIPS
Sale Of $4,000 Tons Stop
ped BY Ccler.. ..msnf.

New York. April 1.-THE United
States government has withdrawn its
proposals to purchase the British own
ed tonnage of the international Mer-
camille Marine company.
This was announced by p. \. s.
Franklin. president of the Interna-
tional Mercanrile Marine company,
who said that he had been Informed
by the government authorities that
they "could not further consider pos
sible ACQUISITION Of the ownership OF
our (tha compar-'s( British tonnage.
and that we were free, so far as they
were concerned. 10 deal With the prop
erty as we may consider desirable"
The tonnage involved in the propo-
sal. now abandoned. included such
shins as the Pnlt'c and The Olympic.
They were 10 hn sold TO Il British
syndicate for HT"1C00 O0O. and the
deal was in rr,@--a<S when the United
States governmcn- Stopped in last No
yember. disannroving OF the sale and
offering 70 take over the vessels upon
the terms Of the Pr;tish offer.
Mr.. Franklin announced that the
oompany was UNDECIDED whether to
renew the ne~ot;ationS with the Brit
ish syndicate nr - retain the owner
ship of the vessels.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04

kNSElL LETTER MADE P,BLIC
"Had to Go Back on You," He Quotes
General Crowder as Saying-Must
Save Reputation, Letter Asserts.

Washington, April 1.-The Secretary
termed 'the Incorporate speech of
Senator Chamberlain, Democrat, Ore
gon retiring chairman of the senate
military committee.
He spoke III Natchez. Miss. on the
Ansell- -Crowder court-martial contro
versy.
Secretary Baker said in three years
as secretary of war he could E0t re-
call a single helrfsil suggestion from
Senator Chamberlain, or one which
seemed intended to be helpfGl.
Il am perfectly willing, The secre
tary added, Ito permit the people of
the country 10 make comparisons f'v-
tween what the war department has
done in three years and whar s nator
Chamberlain has said in three years"
Discussion o. Ghe cnnTr3vcisF iEvolv-
ing Lieutenant Colonel Sa:auel f. An
sell. formerly acting judge advocate
general, and Judge ii ,>cate General
Crowtler and their resp, rtive views Of
the necessity for revising the aIInNS
system of justice. was revived by Sen
ator Chamberlain speech and by the
publication in New York newspaper
of the letter of Colonel Ans9ll to See
retary Baker, which the secretary re
Gently refused to make public on thu
ground thar it would not he helpful,
Senator Chamberlain recently de-
manded that the AnSell letter he given
the same publicity as had been given
one from General Crowder to Secre-
tary Baker, thereby reinforcing. it now
develops. an urgent request made in
the Letter itself.
Publication of the letter shows tina
Colonel Ansell, replying to statements
by General Crowder, bluntly asserted
that responsibility for any maladmin-
Listration in the office Of the Judge adj
vocate general must be located frs
upon the secretary Of war. He charg
ed that General Crowder first agreed
with him in regard to the powers Of
his office, but after being taken to
task by Secretary Baker said, "Ansell.
/ had to go back on you. I am Surry.
but it was necessary TO do so in order
to save my official reputation"
Colonel AnSell. reviewing the whole
controversy and attacking the state
ment of General Crowder as "hcN-
ferrous effort 10 divert public attention
from the system of injustice which lie
defends" virtually made the charge
recently made by Senator Chamhcr'a II
that Secretary Baker and General
Crowder were not acting in good faith
when they sent to congress some tine
ago bill to revise court-martial pro-
celure. He said the secretary had
refused to accept his opinion that
power already existed for reviewing
sentences and correcting iniustice$.
and that the bill sent to congress was
not hnnafide proposal to correct cX-
Efing evils.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
SE:...SIL)E: RESORTS.
FIu.sI /. i. HATES
Jec:aTe.FTCsent Fare is t;s!9n0D-
o.y.| I..--SIr&jI. Ct .r-da.
PIC 555T i. i......1 II H. T..

The Federal R2:!ro i Administration
is Charged E!;s:l D.ssl....it.at.on and
C>aaIca Fare ch2ncaa.
Ne: l"rk. \prI l.-Tne federal
rail-. ;,d administration is cha %ed wi h
Discrimination and hun@iin.- G:lfc max
ing 10 New Jersey ca;tsg resorts.
\ committee rti>.'; >:n1iE@ Ihe Cape
May chamber of cumnIerce called upon
c. NJ Burr. head OF the committee on
passenger traffic for III" eastern d:s-
trict here, and tir"pped this heavy
barra@e of criticism on the railroad
administration.
They charged that the government
has fixed rates for New .IvT-ey coast
resorts which in effect shows favorit-
ism to Atlantic City and Ashury Park
as against Ocean City. Sea Isle City,
Avalon. Wildwood and other resorts.
They insisted thar this fav"rit:$m
should be rectified at the earliest pos
sible moment. pointing out t;iar pes
ent government rates are tending to-
WdTu lne Ulb'uiitliiS al litHtpui$ III
restraint of trade
Luther Ogden. chairman of the Cape
Nav chamber of commences headed
the committee of nrotes.. Osh her mem
hers were J. ThamrSo0 Baker. fnr'ner
congressman from Cane May; irving
Fitch. mayor Of Sea Isle CITY: .T@seph
Charipion. mayor Of Ocean City. and
Gilher- 6. Smith. former mayor of
Avalon,
This c.,:.rnrr.oa 1oirtoh onr to 1Ir
pur+ +h,- fhn Co,,a NV resorts are
n,.co1 at ,r-.,ayar..,,.., c9,n,.5rc.l with
hv the now rate l's."r.:,,i;r2tion which
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
Happy Mothers
Prepare IN Advance
a Wonderful influence For ExpsctanS
Mothers.

Mothers for over half century have
used with the utmost regularity the time.
the arrival Of baby. Here is a truly wonder
full penetrating application for the abdomen
and breasts. It softens and makes elastic
the muscles, rendering them plant to readily
yield to natures demand for expansion. By
Its use the anxious months Of pregnancy
are made comfortable. The usual wrench
ing strain, bearing-down and stretching pains
are eounteracted. The system is prepared
for the coming event, and the use Of Mothers
Friend brings restful nights and happy antici.
patton, for the nerves are not drawn upon
with the usual strain.
By its regular application the muscles e1-
pand easily when baby arrives; the time is
less at the crisis and naturally the pain and
danger is less.
Mothers Friend Is on sale at every
drug store. 1t is for external use only, Is
absolutely safe and wonderfully effective.
Dept. c, Lamar Building, Atlanta, Georgia,
for their interesting Motherhood Book. free
bottle Of Mothers Friend from the drug
store and begin this grateful treatment,
The daily banner., 1919-04-04

General pickman,s Son Killed.

Americus, Ga, April Lieutenant
Colonel Frederick W. DiCkman, COM
handing Souther Field. was killed by
the fall of an airplane in which he
was making a flight with Major John
W. Butts, who also was killed. Colonel
Dickman was ason of Major General
Dickman, commanding the third
American army of the eXpeditfonary
force.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
DIES IN FlPE Fo2 FEB BABES
New Castle, Pa. Woman anI Two
Children RrIrrecl tn Daat,,

New Castle, Pa. April 4.-While
attempting TO rescue her five ch:h'rea
from their burning home here. Mrs.
Steve Herman. thirtv-thren, and two
of thp children. aged foEr AL eighteen
months were burned to death.
Three others. a~rG five to eleven.
were saved by jumping from second
story windows into the arms of neigh
horS.
Mrs Herman went into the yard
shortly after her husband left for
work and noticed smoke and flames
pouring from upper floors. She ran
into the building to awaken the chill
dren. She last was seen frantically
waving her arms from a second-story
window Before aid could reach her
she fell backward into the flames.
The bodies were found huddled togeth-
ar in the ruins later.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
EXPLOSION ROCKS TOWN
Five Dwellings Damaged When Dyna-
mite let's Go.

Allentown. Pa. April 4.-All Sout.r
Allentown. a suburb of this city, was
shaken by an explosion of dynamite
which party of young men set off in
All open field opposite row OF houses
to frightcn the occupants.
Many houses WE'2 shaken ard In
Some cases The occupants were thrown
out of bed. but no one was injured.
The homes of William Mann. Wiser
J. David. Owen l.. Harizel. James
Bachman and Joseph Arnrr w""e bad
ly damaged, not Il whole window rarn
being lnff in their dwellings
The daily banner., 1919-04-04

Rome April 4-Tiie nter-all.ed mis-
sion at Laibach. the F,poca says has
decided to rebuke the JuGo-SlaV gen
eral who some time ago ordered the
expulsion of an Italian mission from
Iaihach. The mission will return to
oiha ch
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
rour Killed in Action.

Washington. April -Four privates
of the American eNp,ditionary forces
were reported in the war department
"asualty list as Killed in action. as
follows: PaSqualr CAL g1ro.. New
York Arnold y. Hall, Dalton. Pa:
Day Dalton Moore Wakeenev. Kar.,
and Victor Olson. Falrnner. N. Y.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
U. S. Troops Go Into Mexico.

Maria, Tex, April Following a
raid across the Rio Grande during a
binding hail storm by Mexican ban
dts, Tuesday night, Trook K, eighty
eighth cavalry, in command of Cap
tain Matlick, overlook and killed five
of the bandits. They recovered stolen
horses and cattle. This is an official
report received by Colonel George T.
Langhorne, at district Headquarters,
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
Daniels Arrives in Some.

Rome, April 4.-Josephus Daniels.
American secretary of the navy, ar
rived Wednesday He was met by
Thomas Nelson Page, the American
ambassador and Vice Admiral Del,
hone. italian minister of marine. Dur
ing ',e s'a~ 10 will confer with the
Italian authorities on Italy's after-the-
war problems, particularly coal ton
aage
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
Watch Your Blood Supply,
Dent Let Impurities Creep In

medicine, that is purely vegetable.
Many druggists have seen wonderfFS
results accompllshed among siss---
customers by this great old medic.
and they know that S. S. S. is one g.
the most reliable blood purifiers e-al-
made. Keep your blood free of ii,,-
purities by the use of this honest O.
medicine, and If you want medica'
s,ivice. you can obtain same withou.
c3st by writing to Medical Director.
Swift Sreciie Co.. % Swift Labora-
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
Bleed MeaHs 2,
Health.

The average druggist has handled
iuudreds OF medicines in his day,
SINE of which have eng since been
forgotten.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
V>feraps in Penna State Police

Harrisburg. Pa, April No me-:
will be enlisted for the state police in
the future unless they have been III
the army or navy service overseas
Vacancies are h"in~ reduced rapidly.
Virtually ever MAJ. cnl'S+o-l recently
was a veteran Of the Rr'r''
The daily banner., 1919-04-04
Eleven Killed At Love Field

Dallas, Tex, April Al Love field
- this city, which soon VIII he dis.
continued, the total of f'eaths from
fying accidents was eleven, of witch
nine were officers and two cade $
The daily banner., 1919-04-04

The Federal R-:!ro>ci Administration
is C..:"cec >v;s:l .s>l....it.at.cn and
C-HeIcc Fare Chencea.
The daily banner., 1919-04-04

Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative ef-
feet, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tablets) can be taken oy anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
ing in the head. There is only one
"Bromo Quinine" E. w. GROVES
signature on the box. 3Oc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
EsTRoPEADo PoR UN AUTO

En- la carretera de Martin Pc
ma, un automovil, estrOpe0 Juan
Viera, que conducia un CAIRO de
repartir pan. Viera sufri6 algu-
mas contusiones en- ell cuerpo y
fue llevado la sala de socorrOs.
Segnn 10 que Sc desprende de las
manifestations del testigo Angel
Adorno, Y de las investigaciones
practicadas por ell policia Jose R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

Quinones, ell ,autom6vil marcha-
ba a una velocidad excesiva, V
cuando Sc lie aplico ell freno, las
ruedas patinaron, originandose
asi el accidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. s5S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
EN- VEGA BAJA

Encontrara usted Ell MUNDo en-
ell Cafe Central, de Gonzalez y Csno.
Plaza ''Jose F. Mater. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No~s. TEL. $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
Gretteueratte Hes maffett<
itiQitanNes.

True translation. 1led with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. oD
January 16, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1877.
II Buris, IA. Sanuar. Ser
oberite &ot 6es 6rie6ensfongrefes
iebte Inn 8 ubr nn9nittogs feline Si=
krtngen I'M fron50fii1en Minilteri11m
BEG Meubern fort.
Cine offi5ielle 8erlautbarung, 6ie
nod Ser geItrigen 8ertagung 4OS@
nod Ser 8ertagung befnnntgegeben
tpur6e, Ioutei:
vDie Beriann1lung tam gu einen1
@inberlt116nis 1nter tpeI1en 8e6ir1=
eungen Ser @affe1ntiufitono ant II.
SSnnnar erneuert 1per6en ion. Sic
fdIteBt Marine= unb 6inan5fIouieI,
&on6itionen fir 3ufubr un6 Erobi-
iion fir oie @ergiitung bon MoterinI
un6 Mnidinerie, 6ie bon ben Deltt=
f9en in Granfrei9 uno 8elgien ent=
tper6et tpnr6er, Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
2lnfit6ntc itt GiHabe,,
1ptarteft utttercriieft.

:. True translation filed with. the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 16, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, Is. esonnor. Cine
6robtloie Depeid)e aus 9iliabon be-
ri9tet sic l1nter6riidnrg bon Muf<
itdn6en. Die Gepeide lebt bin5u, oaB
6as Morinear1enol 1tn6 Ser gorpe6o=
boot5erit0rer bon regierungstreuen
Ernppen auriiderobert tpur6e.
Cine geote Ser &egierung u11 6ie
3eitungen bebauptet, 6aB sic anfitdn-
6ti9e 8elpegung bon 8olidetpifi=
Mge11ten nnteritiibt tpnr6e nn6 BOB
fie ibren &obepunft an1 Montagabe1r6
nit eirtem Mngriffe auf Ben ct. @e-
orgs BoInit erret9ten Ser Rulait
tpnr6e bon Iobolen S11fanterietrup-
pen bertei6igt, 6ie sic Mnfftdnbifhen
5uriifi6lugen.
@ie Mete fiigt bin5u, baB IN Ben
Nrobin5en nit Musnabme bon Snn-
term, @11be berri6e. @ebenen, Die bon
bort onf 2iiiabon 1nari9ierten, muir
BEN gum &ud5uge ee5tpungen.
Mo6rio, Is. sssanl1ar. @efbr>
Ii6e 5tornngen fon6en fiir5lid III
BortngoI, fpe5ien IN Oporto itott
tpie bon 6ier eintreffen6e &eifer6e be-
ridten. Oporto tpur6e bon ~bemofrn-
tifden" 1nb Guerilla =8anben befest.
gieIe tpuroen get0tet nr6 bertpnnbet,
ols Er11ppen in 6ieie Stu6t gefonot
}pnr6en, nm sic &nbe tpie6er ber5n=
ifenen. Die 2oge tpir6e ols febr ge-
f6hrIiA be6ei9net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
1pilie,t Mrs f1i<tt aue
fer>ermtteen ytaltetts ,att>
teritiikett.

True translation filed with the post
mester at St. Cloud, Minnesota. on
January 16, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
Boris, II. Sanuar. = Bralt.
bent @iIion, 10 miro beri6tet, bat
ieinen Blon feltgelegt, intptetpeit Ell
Sic 6or6ernngen Stalien onn 6rte:
oenstii6e nnteritiben miro uno pers
1tGn6igte Bren1ier Orlando bon iei=
ner @nti9ei6ung, ober es tit tpabr.
f6einlid, 6oB feline Soeen 1i9t Der:
0ffentli6t &per6en Biz 6te Srteoens=
6elegoten ibn rotten, 6ies 5n tnn.
Son 8erionen, 6ie nobe gu Era.
fi6ent Bi1ion iteben> miro oerlaut.
Bort, 6aB Ser 8rdit6ent nnr Seile
bon SSstaliens 9lniprii6en gutbeiBe
Die @r1port11ng 1pnr6e befanr1tgege:
ben, 6ob 8rdfioent 8il1on nit Der
&anptpunften ser Soroernngen Sta:
liens einberitan6en it, Die oas Yer.
ritorium betreffen, 6as unbeitreitba1
gu Stalien geboren io1lte..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
693, ,998 a,tterifaftiIR
SelNateft ~etfteb ltitert.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
January 16, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
@aibintgo11, 12. San. - Die
Dennobilifierung Der amerifanii9en
@oI6oten bol15iebt ii6 5n elmer Hate
sic I'M Berbdltnis 8neimol 10 groB TT
tpie sic ertgliide tltiternng,
faqte General Marcb, @bef beg @e=
neral1tabes beute. Mftuelle 3iffern
Big at m1O. Sannar 5eigen, bob qlls
Ser an1erifanif9en Mrmee Big 5n bic
fem Gage 693, ,899 Soloaten entlai-
fen tp1tr6e11.
Die britiiden grttlaifungen aus
6em @eeresoierlfte Big gum z. Sa,
mar betrngen 352, ,658. 47,028 one-
rifanif9e Dffiaiere gingen in oos 81
biIlebert 5uriif, tpdbreno an Z. So
1tuar 6ie GneImn6er MIR 3,OS8 Diff.
5iere ertlieBert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
De,ati<Rlatt> tpir> 3tak>
rtatte erkalfett.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January Is, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
1e 8oris, 16. ssuni. - Gin onge-
meines @inberitdn6nis tpurbe I'M tn
ter-oIltierten Rat iiber 6ie befreten
Eerrttorien nn6 an6ere betroffene
abfdnitte er3ielt, miro beate IN er.
fohrl11tq aebrodt. Ser Blan i9lieBt
Sic grInibnis elm, boB Deltidlan6
gsobri1nq erbalten fanr1, dber es nnb
SanbeIsfdiffe BEN Maitertett IN ! oe11
su perfdie0enem @ebrand our = yer. )! !:
fiia,,ng iterlen, einiblieblid Der @itd-
bef5roerl.ng omerifuniider Sr,,ppen.
Dies lit ir1 feiner Mrt etne &on5el1ton
fit Deutf9Ion6, fo,t6er1 tpirb als ets
ne 6olge Ser autterten Sntereifen be-
set1net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
2lber,1taliec Kdtttpfe II,
t3erli1t.

1s 2on6on 13. Sarnnr. Die
@dnppfe in Berlin tpnr6en tpieber auf-
genon1met1, bertbten Mel6ungen, Sic
geltern aus @ope11bagen bier eintra=
fen. @g miro beba1ptet, 6aB 6ieSpar=
tafus nod in1ner einerr Sell bes Ea-
geblottgebdn6es beiebt balten.
Die Berlnite Der Spartafus felt
6ent Musbrn1e Der @ebolntion belm1.
fen ii9 auf 300 @etoteten.
Gbert getpinnt bic Dberbanb.
8uris, 13. Sar1uar. &alboffi.
aielle geri9te aus Berlin nteloen, 6ab
Ser Mnf1tnn6 an &raft berliert un6
ideirt 11i9t u1ebr ldnger I'M 3tpeifel
5u fem, bob Die ebert Shei6emanrt.
i9e Negierit1g bon lobalen Grl1ppen
u1teritiibt tpir6, oerenD Dis5iplin 6urd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
111aftael an 2lrtiucric be-
>c,atcte i<tupcrc Dcrluitc.

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota on
January 16, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
eEopefa, &anfas, IA. Sanunr.
sSn elmer Mnfprade na6 ieiner @in-
fiibrung erfldrte @onpernenr SenrD
S. Muen, 6qB ser Mangel an Mrtil=
lerie5nfnbr, berDorgerufen 6ur9 cine
ni6t geniigettbe Mn5abl bon Bferben
uno elmer &nappbeit bon Glng5engen
sic 3erteilnng Ser So. Dibilton 6urd
Sic 9euti9en berbeifibrte, 6ie ii6
bauptid6li9 aus Mtliouri ur16 &on=
ios Er11ppen 5nfanmeniebte unb i'm
Mrgonne Diftrifft tdmpfte.
@onberneur Mnen gab befannt,
6aB sic So. Dibilion in elmer feds
Gage tpdbren6en @dla9t 1000 Ser
LUTTE ber5ei9nete, o6er bte @alfte Ser
MGnner, sic in 6ie1er S6la6t betei=
ligt tparen.
&err Mlen, Ser 5ebn Worate fir
bos @ote &ren5 nn6 Sic 9. 80. 6. 81.
in Sranfrei6 berbrabte, fritiIierte Die
3eniur, uno iduloigte iie, voaB iie
arrogant nn6 nbfolnt tpur6e lpie 6ie
3enfnr in Deuti9lnn6."
vMm 25. @epten1ber 6rang 6ie 35.
Dibiiion in 6as Mrgonnez@eb015 Elm, "
Iagte @ouberneur Mnen. ul1n1 2 l1br
erreibten tpir u1iere Stennngen un6
begoruten nit einen1 Mrtiqerieiperr=
fe1ter, oos bier nn6 cine baIbe Stnn=
oe anoanerte. Dann tpur6e es unter=
bro9en un6 nniere traten IN ben
&on1pf.
rMm M}ittog 6es 11dditen Cages
tpnren nnfere @oIbnten bereits anBer
6en1 8erei9 6es glrttnertefeners un6
iie t1n1pften bier Sage obne 6te, I'm
terltMbn1q ser Mrtinerie. Sh tDan=
oerte entlong Ser @troBe> Sic gum
@61a6tfeI6e fiibrte nn6 iab iie nit
totem Gfer6en boflgepropft, 6ie ent=
tpe6er get6tet tpnr6en o6er Bel benz
8eitreben, Mrttnerie na65nbringen,
beren6eten. Ser Wonqel an Mrttne=
rie NOR ni6t sic 5dnl6 Ser So16aten
.o6er Dfft3iere. &c mar ein9rnnsport=
n1angeI.
u@ir botten 11i6t gerng Bferoe,
nno tpas mir batten nar 5lt alt ltno
3n ibtpq6> 11n1 eine 1olde 9lrbeit 5n
berri9ten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
Geftcralitreif in 2lreeftz
ftttieft.
H,tpnns 9Iirps ~ Gsnn1tnr

8nenos Mires, IL. SeSan11ar.
72 'Berionen fan6e1t SEN Eo6, 81
tpur6en i6&per bertpnn6et nn6 iiber
800 Iei9ter in 6en &dn1pfen, tpelde
geltern togsiiber nn6 Big fpdt in 6ie
Mo6t bier infolge 6es @eneralitreifs
ftnttgefnn6en baben. Sos S6ieBen
6ouerte l1noufb0rli9 an un6 IieB erit
no6 Mitterna9t nod. General Delle=
paine, tpel9er nit 3nitin1n1ung 6es
BrGitoenten sic n1tlitdriide Diftatur
iibernabn1, bot 6em @treiferansi6nB
bente friib befoblen, ibm big 5ur Mit=
tagsitnn6e sic 6or6ernngen 5lt I'M
terbreiten beren @etpdbrnng Die 8ei=
Iegunq 6es Mnsitonbes berbeifubren
tpiir6e. Die 311itdn6e im SSnnern bon
Mrge1tinten .fin6 in Dnnfe1 gebnnt.
Die Megier1ng fo11trolliert 6ie ein-
5ige Ee1egropben1inie un6 iibt idorfe
3eninr aus. 9ie Sernipre6nerbin=
6nnq nit 6em borrtebmen @orort
Wea6eI BIata 1T obgei611itten 1tno
man bdIt sic Gage BORT fir ernit.
sssn 6em fuibianoblen 8a6eort lit Die
ySaiion" in boqem @ange.
geo@ neueften Depeiden lit bos
&auptpofton1t nnter &egier1ngsf61t
un6 sic @o9rage r1biger getpor6en.
Strenger Befebl 1T gegeben iporoen,
obne tpeiteres auf Berfonen 5lt ibte-
Ben, tpel9e 6ffentlthe 8ebd16e n1t-
qreifen, no96em geitern fteben er
forgIoie Mngriffe ouf RoGi5eitpa@en
gemu9t 1por6e,t iparen.
Die @iierbnbner baben ben @ene=
raIitreif auf alIen 8abneu erfldrt,
bod rubt Ser 3ngberfebr f6on felt
geItern aben6. Sn Mer6o5a tpltr6e
I'M @annpf 3tpiiden Boli5ei 11nb itrei.
fen6en @traBenbobnern elmer getotet
uno fiinf3tg bertDunoet, Bel benz @n-
griff a11f 6as bieiige Soltptpoitont
I'M sic 8eamte1 31tn1 Mnfblnb 5lt
Deronrnlfen, gab es 5tpei Cote. Ser
iud1e, Sic BoIt5ei gum MnidluB 51t
bepeaen, iporen erfolglos. Die Ste.
qiernngstrnppen bnbe11 ft4 I'M Sol
oes Boitgebdl1oes berbdrribn6iert nnb
oue StraBen5ugdrge gefperrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
Kricesrat Hes SricSet,s<
fcttorciies taat.

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud. Minnesota, on
January 16, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
10 9aris, 13. SsSanunr. Ser
oberite &riegsrat oes 5rie6ens- Som
grelies, beitebeno aus 8rdiibent Bil=
ion un6 ben Bremiers unb Miniiter1
oes MeuBern Ser bier MG9te eng
Lamb, Sranfreid, ben Ser. Stoaten
nno Stalien, traf 5onntag no9n1it=
tag Inn 3 nbr I'M Minifterium oes
MnstDdrtigen in Baris gum erften-
formellen Weinungsaustaui6 5uinn1=
men. Gerner pnr6en 8orbereitungen
fir 6as 8erfobren am Wontag ge=
troffen, lpenn ole Delegationen ber=
treten fem tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
@eiebli<beeit Ser Prektbt'
tien ,pirH a,teeeriffett
1oerNett.

Chicago, 16. Sannor. - sos &o:
mitee ser 0e1tinatenre, oas fnr5l1d
ernannt &purbe, formierte iid ols et:
ne permonente 0rgnniiation nno got
oie @i6tung befannt in pel9er 1te
sic 9robibition in ben @eridten be.
fiintpfen miro.
Sic angenon1nenen gfelolntionen
seiaen, bab Is Ser 5tooten, bic oas
prohibitions Mmenoemen CUR BUN.
oesperfaiiune rotifi5ierten, ooer TN
@eeriffe feben 6ieies a1t tl1n, Hefe=
rcnbumgeiebe baben uno es tperoer
ghritte nnternommen tperoer, I'm
in oieIen Stooten 6as Mmenbemen1
Dor sic 8Gbleridaft 5u bringer.