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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-27

The returned soldier pushed aside
the elaborate array of sshives, forks
and spoons beside his plate, retaining
only one of each Too much equip
ment to keep clean,' he smilingly re-
marked to his hostess.-Boston Tran
script
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-27
The Sleuth at Work.

The detective sat in corner Of the
station house exclaiming, He's thief,
a scoundrel, blackleg"
LESS noise there said the sergeant.
What are you doing2'
why, I'm running down a criminal =
Boston Transcript.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02
SENATOR FLETCHER
augusta, Ca, Chronicle) }

Senator Duncan U. Fletcher is serv-
ing his second term in the United
States Senate. His long service and
his ability have given him committee
assignments that are not only valua-
able to Florida, but to the South. His
service in working for the system of
farm loan from the government, we
now have, has been the best piece of
legislation since the civil war, when it
comes 70 the matter of relieving the
American farmer from enormous in
terest rates and limiting his capital. II
is the only thing that has been done
for the American farmer that gives
him the same chance to expand his
business, get money at reasonable
rates, and make q profit out of his
business, that is given to the indus
trial enterprise, or the business or
gAnization.
But the senator's unselfishness has
not ended there. Senator Fletcher has
served his state wonderfully well, in
securing government appropriations
for the improvements of Florida's riv-
ers and harbors. until today the state
has three splendid ports, not counting
Key West nor including Miami, which
is fast being developed as a possible
port. These Florida ports are south
ern ports, and add that much to the
drawing power of the South, to at,
tract industries, because of the large
number Of gateways to the seas of the
world, therefore, are a southern asset
and an American asset.
Nor has the influence of Senator
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

Fletcher ended with these items TO his
credit. He has been one Of the most
studious, intelligent and enterprising
members Of the American Senate, and
there Is not piece Of important legis-
latlOn that has passed since he went
TO Washington, that ne has not in
some way helped and benefited by his
studious attention 70 details.
There has not been an act which
was passed for the vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war, that was not helped
by Senator Fletcher. He has been one
Of the staunchest supporters Of the
president, in American policies, and
his service 70 his country has been
more worth while than that Of a great
majority Of the membesr Of the Unit
cI States Senate.
We feel just as much interest Ill
Senator Fletcher's reelection as if he
we're up from Georgia, for while a
congressman represents a district, a
/ senator represents not only his state,
| but his nation in the broader sense,
and Senator Fletcher has been a most
useful senator TO his state and his ma
ton. He has been one of the most
active of the men in the United States
! Senate TO secure Improvements of
southern ports and get ships for them,
since the war. He has been one of the
most useful senators in securing
euualized freight rates, which will
help the traffic of the whole country
! by diverting much of it from eastern
congestion, and relieving traffic in the
north and east.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02
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The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

Gen.sBotha, the South African SOL
der and statesman, is dead. He was
good deal like Johnston, Gordon
Wheeler and our other high-class Con-
fereates, who fought the federal gov
eminent to the finish, and then be-
came among the most loyal citizens OF
the United States. Botha resisted
Great Britain until resistance was no
longer of any use; then he set to work
to join the British and progressive
Beers in building up the South Afri-
can federation, which is now practlc-
ally independent, with all the priv
ileges the Transvaal could have had
and vastly more power.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

We hope Washington. D. c., and
Chicago, H., will observe the sudden
ness with which Charlotte, n. c., and
Knoxville, Tenn, put down riots. Also,
the comparatively short deathlists.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

that unless we go in a vehicle we will
be ode trop." However, if some friend
will loan us a wheelbarrow and an
other friend will push it, we will be
there.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

Tampa Tribune is rude to our gov.
Calls him "Meddlesome Matte" II
it would call him Chaotic Cattle" it
would be as alliterative and even more
accurate.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

When packing your blankets and
winter clothing, think of Cedar Com
pound, which will keep moths away;
% cents the package at Gerig's Drug
Store. tt
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

There will be a very interesting
meeting of the Ocala Motor Club at
the board of trade this evening. We
are an honorary or ornery membeaA
we don't know which, and are afr
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

If we could annex Sparr to Ocala
we would have ball team.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

Ket ready your fall garden. We
have new seed in. Biting & Co. If
The Ocala evening star., 1919-09-02

Use the Star want ads for results.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16
A WORTHY CAUSE.

49, LEDGES of $4,000 were
obtained from Umatilla
county last week toward
the new Women's Building at
the University of Oregon. Dol
lar for dollar the state will
match that raised by popular
subscription. The money rails
ed here was virtually all from
the University alumni. Were
the parents of future Univer-
sity students to understand the
need of this building, subscrip-
tions would almost certainly be
more generous and from a wild
er coterie of subscribers.
The Women's building is
needed to provide for the girls
of the state university. now and
for years to come, a building
which they may call their own.
1t is to contain their meeting
rooms, be their common point
of assembling, contain their
gymnasium and other activities.
For years the women have been
without even gymnasium
equipment worthy of the name
and their campus activities
have had no center.
The men of the University
are well looked after with a
gymnasium and good athletic
equipment. They have obtain
ed money for a new athletic
field and other improvements
from time to time, while the
rapidly growing number Of
women has been neglected.
University alumni are spon-
soring the Women's building
movement. University students
of the future are to be benefit
ters. 1t is to the interest of
them and their parents, there
fore, to aid this movement in
whatever way possible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16
INVESTIGATIONS.

~ O-CALLED ''investiga-
%| cations" on the part OF
congress have come to
the same end in SO many in
stances that people are begin
ming to wonder if there should
not be an investigation of "in-
vestigations." Among the
many recent examples of the
investigation, the northwest
has heard most, perhaps, re-
garding the inquiry into the
production of spruce by the
government Spruce Corpora
ton and has yet to understand
what it is all about.
The Oregon Voter, in its
post-mortem of the investiga-
ton recently held in Portland,
sums up the whole affair as a
colIosal mess and truly a politi-
cal measure. Its comment in
part is sas follows:
s.As a hearing, this investigation is
about the most partisan and unfair
we ever studied in full or attended
in part. The disposition of the COM
mitIee obviously was TO call only such
Witnesses as would smear foul dirt on
the spruce administration and to |
avoid calling witnesses who were I'm a |
position to be familiar with the facts.
There was no opportunity for cross
of the witnesses by any
one representing the spruce admins
traaion. Testimony given that
happened TO be favorable to the
sprnce administration was headed off
by every shrcwd device of the adroit
chairman and his equally partisan as
sonlate Councilman Magee.. There :
was mo attempt 10 draw ont the facts
as they could have been drawn out by
'air examination. The Democratic ,
member, Congressman Lea. did his I,
host once i'm n while, but he WAS not :
u possession of facts that enabled Z
lin TO accomplish much. Neither
ssis he the police court mouther or \
ough-and-fnnbIe match for sIr. o
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

Every person in Pendleton
hould remember that the
ound-Up is part of his daily
life this week and consider
himself essential to its success.
In a measure every citizen is
essential, for it is upon the cit
izens that the entertainment
devolves. Visitors must be
amused, the Roundup and
Happy Canyon do that. Visit
ors must be fed, the restau-
rants and lunch counters will
see to that. Visitors must have
place to sleep, the citizens
must see to that. If you have
not done all you can to make
the stay of someone in the city
pleasant and complete, call 1872
and offer that spare room, to-
day!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16
SN"Nar or~h aS was needed TO hold
THAT worthy into line.. Except for

w t''ft aS WIS nSSueu TO hold
that worthy into lfne.s Except for
>->aa. o.-queS coolness. firmncss,
ciearaess and determination to force
his facts into the record against the
partisan distractions and unfair rul-
ings of the chairman, this brace of po-
liticaI inquisitors would have succeed
ed i'm besmirching the regulations of
thousands of earnest. honest and in
tensely patriotic men who did their
utmost TO get at spruce and get spruce
out when it was sorely needed and
needed quickly 10 help win the war"
The expense of such hear
ing, the evident purpose and
the certainty that no definite
good will be accomplished, are
matters that make the average
taXpaying citizen heartsick. If
all congressional Investigations
are of the caliber of the one Or
have just witnessed,
Oregon doubtless will be in IA
Vor of other means of probe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

old smile and the handshake.
too. Dollars to the chance of
getting anything to eat, you'll
meet all the boys and girls you
went to school with 80 years
ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

While you're getting that
guest room busted off for
Roundup visitors, dust off the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

death of two men in the presi-
dents party on the highway
yesterday will make the Colum-
1ia highway linger in the pres
ident's memory, but rather un-
pleasantly, it is true.
~~~~~w~
Once in a while an actress makes
good for her press agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16
90 = = 80 4%% q
DESIRE

I traverse the desert,
Sense its burning sands,
Advancing feet a-seorch--
Aiways-the horizonl 1
7 sail the ocean, 4
Scan its surface DER. 4
Ny vision focused far
And yet-the deepl =
I climb the mountain
With avid hands I stand =
Clutching the atmosphere =
Still-there are the stars, =
EDITH j. PERNOT. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-16

The accident resulting in the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
9nocuooriis SauneRbergitier.

glm 3. ,Su1tsstuD oes t5itid'rt
,lmnaobcnos Scr Tonnenp rs.
5dladt iauo. luie ell 9erIincr
1Rtarbeiter Wn .9erner Gulr"
leridtct, in 0cin 0cs in Der Yil.
lentulonie DrlncuoLo lpobuenoen
Stlnooeraoatib Berlcger5 Solnldm
Elm Abenocren 3u Ebren &uo,n.
ooriis lta :. Gem Der Dencral III
ferion benpubute. WdbrcnO Der "a
el nlnd)te >llOcHoorll IN la lerrr
feoc ungclabr tolJenoc, reidlidl
lclbitbcuuBte, Qinoeuburg MIR me.
belbcl geOenfeuoe 2Iuaiiibrlngen:
Gr babe onlaugllh Die gIbliht &c.
Dobt, Den ,Sobreatag pon 3anneu-
perg mt Dem 6cIonnridlau IN Dit.
prellbeu 81 uerIeben. 2}0n oleiem
Sorbaben lei or lc0od 3uriidgttyc
III. Gr mare gerne Der @lnlooaH,
einen SIR glelhgelinilter D}ir.
ner 81 cincm 0iuie gHein gclolgt
Bas dun {tt nenber9 betrtlll, !:
miiiie .ct .ds z eyer Der SnluHi"
iagcn, cas- @ Die be0cut NOTE
SdIodlt, }" gIocreidite Steg 6er
s8cltBel1' il, .',.rsitn iti Eebeu
Dem ein Gaunc, uilp. perblaiieu
miibte. Sein (2uocnooriis) Sleg
lei cine 6ruht Der oeutiheu
Dinnnes5ud)t, Der berrllhen 2Irmee
uilO, Der out iein @Ias 9elte
SIN 8erIouie DER 1iituntcrbaI.
ting lulroe &uoenoorii pom eiucm
i6m gegeniiberiiBcnOen Serru &c.
itngt, yob oenu legt les mar 3irtn
5 tigl a6enos) bic Shlad)t ihon
entihieOen 0elpeien iel glntluor:,
ihrofi abgebadt: .Neiul" - Rad
eer IaieI iud)t 2uoenOorfiS 2Iuge
Den Jragcr es tpnr inJuiihen
l012 llbr getuorOen - unO ru't
ibn on: ~S5est war's eutidie5en.
lin 1012 llbr uuBte id, bob idJ Die
3uiien in Der 3ange bate; uos
canu am 30. nod fam, mar Slioer.
iptel; if fountc mid ie6eniaas
ifloien Iegcn" Die llnterboltlhg
NIT oieieu @errn iieB Yuoenoori,
tie 6rage nod ieinem 8erui TIL,
noroui lencr iid) ais beurlaubtct
JcGcreH Staotsbenniten gu erfenncn
1ab, Der Iau0iam. 0bUobl nod mdi
at, ocr Eeuiionierln8 5uitrebte.
.4orouT Guoenoorii: Sd fuiic6e
tidt iebcn t5nncu, ucnn tdl nidt
oa5 &e.uuGiicIu BATE, 0nB nleiaer
lod Brobc &nBa,ta barren llah
euocnoorii 1it.t peitcr o0ercle
l.G' = t8f'fNiaoit uuiipte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
SroHe, sSis., 6reitas, Den pa Sttober 1919.

ser GonarcB oamit einuerItanocn iit.
9eirciuua ser Ser, Staateu
pou icocr gcrpiIidltliug, 5n oen Nus
gabt,l Der 9iga bei5utragcn Is lei
ocuu. Der GongreB bcruilligt NilttcI
hicr3u.
Gie Ger. Stoateu bebaltcn iih
0o5 Reht uor, ouein iiber Die St0rfC
ibrer 9iiiinmaen 5u beitimmcn ibr
Seer uno ibre slotte i'm Sale eines
orobeuocu Sriegc5 obne ausnriidIIdle
3uitimmung Der 2iaa 81 pergroBern.
9ic Ner. Stauten beboltcn iidl
fcrncr oos Rcdt por, iidJ an Dem in
9IrtifcI 16 ser 2iga Gerfoiiun9 &c.
nnnnten Observation-Disclosures nift
81 betbciIigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Sbwabe gusiidten.
g4aibinaton, %. 81

@oibington p. Ctt.
9lI3 am Nlittlpoh Gormittnl Sic
llnterbonoIunaen 8lpiidleu bcn &er-
tretern Der llniteo Mine @orfer@ mb
&crtrctern ser 8rltbenbeiiber pie0cr
o;igenontnen iunroe, id]ien meniq
9luaiid)t oui 9lbmcnoina oes bon Sen
MeihtohIebergIeuten auf 9}OOenlber
oraeiagten ollgcmeiuen Iusitonoa.
g3ic perIoutet, ioa 9lrbeitaicfret0r
@iIion, inter oeiien Goriib Ole Ser
bouoIunqen Itottfinoen, Die Nblidlt
hobcn. Die &orIaoung Der &ertreter
beiOcr Qorteien Dor Dem Scnotsous,
idllb, ser Ole &obIenfroge unteriudlt,
3u pcronlaiien. rpenn es Der Gonieren5
nid)t geIiugen iolltc, oen Strejf ob3u.
lpen0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
9eutid,laab 'UIa urbeItcH.

Ger ebcmaIige Sirti5minilter Or
5ufup ihiloert Die Gin0riidc, mel.
DE r Bel Der iiinsiten StuOisursife
our4 0eutIhlanO. tpeIdes ungedds
tst Der 6riidsnoit.n Notl gs serabs3u
iieberbaft arbeitet, 70 oaB idritts
neil, bic oeutids ,3I0igteit unb
Planmd Bigteit gu srIennen isi. in
iih auFnabm. Gs ic! nidt i6ers
trieben gu bebaupten. ooB Deutid
lanb bic ieBigsH 5dtpierigteited
ilbertpinosn perbe. Grnite Stontss
umpdl3ungen .riheinsr als dussss
ihloFsn, lpenn ouh bic Spartatis
item gertins sinen neuer putit Der,
Iudtsn. Dieter babs teine gusIidt
auf GrfOIs. 3m otl9emeiaen lei Oos
geitreben pobrnebmbur, ourd raft
lpIes Sdaffen ftnellfttns bic in
nsriootIidt aonioIioisrung btrbi-
sufii9rsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Snbnitrie=G onierens ein uOlli=
ger Seblidlag.
8aibington, %. Oft.

9Qs Ietten 8eriud, einen boil
itdnoigen 8rl,h in Der nutionalenSn'
buitrie @onferen5 in 8aibing-
ten al perbiiten, perlos am Wtttt-
mod Der &oriitenoe, SefretGr oes
SSnnern Cane, elm Sdreiben, oos SRA.
iioent @ilion om0ienStag bonn &ran-
fenbett ans al Die Gonferen5 geibift
hattie.
SSn oieiem Sbreiben peiit Der Brd-
iioent oarouf bin, oas Solf eriparte
BON Der Gonieren5 nit @eipiBbeit ir-
oclopelde S9ritte, Die in Der idlue-
rem uebergangs3eit pom arieg gum
sSrieoen oen 8rieoen in Ser SnbltItrie
fiderIteIlten; es ermarte ferner BON
ser Gonferena oaB ite nift auseinon-
beraebe, ebe entipeoer elm 8eg 5lt en-
qerem 3riammenarbeiten Ser in Be
trad)t fommenoen @rippen gefltnOen
n0er Der 9eiueis erbraht lei, ooB Die
Sluft 5rpiihen 4rbeiteridaft ln6 slr-
beitgebern ipirflid utGt iiberbriift
iperoen Tonne.
gtadbem bas Srogramm Ser
@ruppe Ger Irbeiterpertreter betreffs
oes 9ehtS Der Serbanolung in ge.
ibIoiienen Serbouoen abgelebnt NOR
ben, idien Die 9lrbeitergruppe iebr
enttdliht, rno es nuroe Die 8cfiirhs
tung lout, ooB iie iid iiberbalpt BON
Der Gonferen3 5uriid8ieben pilroe
9lm Gienstagabeno Duroen bier ner.
ibieoene @oridldge betreffs oes Ser,
banolunaSredts, iopie @omper5' stn-
trog betreffs Sdieosgeridts fir oen
Stoblftreit alle abaelebrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
SOrbebalte gum Sriebeu.
@oihinaton, %. Oft

Ser Senat5 9lusifuB fir 9lu5-
tpdrtiQe glnqelegenbeiten nobnl am
Wtittnod bier reierpirte Gorbebaltc
gum 6rieoenspertrag an; ale An-
bdn9er Der 3egierung I'M 9usihuB
itimmten aegen Die Norbebolte, Ser
9lusihuB nobnt ierner cine @inlel-
tunQ at oieien &orbcbalten an Die
1ogt, Der Srieoenspertrag iolle nid)t
cher in 8raft tretcn. oils bis ntlll0es
Itens orei Der ilbrigen olliirten ODER
nit oieien perbunoenen Wadlte oieien
&orbebaIten 5ugeitinmt bGtten; oild)
ooqe9en itimnten Die 9tegieruugs'
9lnb0nger
9ie iebt nn9enommenelt bier Nor'
behalte be3iehen iih aitf
artifel 10 Ser 9iaa &erfaiiuug
(@drnrtiruitg bes @ebietsitanbS);
Sicherltng Der Wonroe 2ebre;
9iedt oes NustrittS aus Der 2iga;
SelbItbeitimmllng in rein inneren
gnqclegenbeiten (nanentlid @inman-
behring's 9lngelegenbeiteu).
9ei fat alien bier abitimmllngcn
mar oas Stimm.@erbdItniB II ge.
gen 6; ouber idntmtlifen Republifa,
nern Itinlnte Ser oenlpfratiibc Seua.
for SbieIos bon 9enneiice fir oieGor.
behaIte
Ser @orbehalt betreffs Nrtifel 10
Der 9iqo %erfaiiung lit, obgeieben
BON ser ioiillng zines Sates, ioen-
tiih NIT Dem, pom oenr ser Er1Iibent
ouf ieiner Heoetour i'm @citen cr.
fl1rt bot, er ipiirOe ni1 ibin cine Ser.
merfltng ocS &ertrogs ieben nililen."
3nitimmnng oes Elcnums?
9ei oieien Mbitimnitngen mar ser
Hepublifaner MfcGumber non 9tortb
9afota gum eriten 0tale n oicIen
@crathunqen ouf Der Seite Der iibri.
gen &epublifouer fir Die @orbebolte
&epubIifoniId]e Siibrer erfIorer, Die
iebt angenoumenen bier Borbebaltc
biloeten einen 3beil oes HroQrann'S,
ouf oos lid, idnnltlibe 49 Hcpubli-
foner uno ied,s bemofratiid)e Senato'
rem geeinigt b0tten.
Sic feds oemofratiihen @iitglie-
ser oes 9lusihuiieS, Die gegcn Die
@orbebaIte itinlntten, broften fir
ieoen oerielben einen Subititiit- -In'
trog Elm. ser Itatt eines eigentlihet
8orhehalts nur cine oNusleglng"
enthielt; oieie muroen ocu abgelebnt.
Gntideibnne fir Manoate.
SIN Dem Gorbebalt 81 Nrtifel 10
Ser 2igo-@erfaiilng mar uripriing'
lid oie 9eitintnlllng entbalten, oaB
Die Ser. Staoten fein oWanout ser
2iqa iibernebnen iollen, oos nidlt
bonn GongreB ausoriidlid glttgebei'
ben lit. Sp1ter tpurbe beidloiien,
aus oiciem 8unft einen beioloeren
8orbebolt sli MAIDEN.
oSn Der @ornittogsiibung, Die
3ipei uno cine babe Stlltoe IN 9tn.
ipruh nobm. puroen I'M gan3en I'M.
qefGbr fiinf8iq abitimruugen por9e.
nommen; MIR in einem ein5igen
Sale, bel Der @inleitung 5u ben 8or'
behaIten, Die beItimrnt, ooB iiir Die
@iiItiafeit oes iSrteSenspertro9s oieie
0orbebaIte bon ben orloeren aQiirs
ten angenommen rueroen mili'er,
itinnte WcGumber bon Rort1 3ofo-
to nidt nit Den iibrigen Republitn-
nern.
Tie folgenoen iefs rpeiteren 8or-
behaIten puroen bonn Senuts. .9lus-
ihuB am Wiittnod Abeno nngenom-
men:
Shub ser Wonroe Qebrc 6urf
bic GrfIdritng, 0nB Die Nationenligo
In 6ieie nit]t orein3ureOen bat
grfIdrunq 6nB Die Ser. Stna.
ten NIT Der 8egelung Oct Sfontlmg.
1Sraqe nitJt eiuoerftou6en iino.
Sdus amerifnniifer Ausiubr
nod GeutifIano Dor Ginareiien Der
9laurten-Gomruiiiion. Die 6ie Grinb.
leiInln8 6eouiiifltigt es iei 6enn, oof
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
0eicB aeaen NSndlerer.
Mnilil1nton. p. Eft

Nt7u uTNFIFWtVIF - : ~
Ole administrations GorIoQc.
meIdc 6aS 9ebCnSnlittel GontrollQea
ieb ouf 9leioer nusoebnt unb Strafcn
Iitr Rroiitbaidlerei noriicht, lpiroe am
0ien9tng Dem Br1liocntcn sur llntcr.
idriit 8ugeid)idt. hod)0Cm lie pom
Ni3cpr0iihenten Wtnribdll unO pom
Sprcdcr 8ilctt lmtcr3eidnct mor0cn
mar.
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9ic sSnouitrie = Gonf fereg orobt
ii6 jl1 jeri6lagen,
Surd 3urif;iebung Der Mrbeittr ideint cite Sort
ebnng Der GonierenS 0nrd Die llebrigen
Swedlos geworOen ju icin
3ebn Sorbealte Sur Seaung bes SOerbnnoes po Seuas
9usidnb angenOmnlen nuo bic Nnnabmc Oerielben pum
eenat oQ 10 gut wie dder iein Sdnb
Der Sobeitsrtdte ulO Snterelen
Der Scr Staatem ,uerit

ban0Iungen nur nit 8mei @ruppcn
fortieben meroe. Gr oentete ferner
an, oaB er Gr0iioent @ilion be1tc
9(beno peri0nli6 @erift eritatten
lpoue,
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tSrnuoe Der 3adernotb.
g9oil,inIton. 81. Oft.

WolbinJton, = Att.
e. u. Spred!es, Elm gtep Dor.
fer 3udcr Haiiinerie Better,
mnd)te am Iieustag Dor Dem Senots-
mlsifnB fiir&ou6pirtbidait bic Bun.
oe5coutroae ilber bic 3uderernte iiir
Die bcliebcu0e 3ufernoth perontnort,
lid. Bon elmer 3udcrfnappbeit fon,
ne feline 9ieoe ieln 70 arfIorte er, un6
iteate in dusrdlt, oaB nor Dem /. ga,
nnor 100000 1onnen 3uder Der
Grntc 1919 perfilgbor ieiu mcroen.
Or bobe uihta geger ReQerungscon.
trole ciu5uDen0eu, iette er b;H3u,
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GoppeIt geuabt salt
b ei fer. nWonn, weHn ou beute
abtno t)n Dem 6eite nad 9aule
fommit, 6ann tanuit l.. mir tuohs
elm 3eiden gebeu, oomit i'd UetB.
ooj on e8 biit. Bit ou es. Damn
tloptIt on einrnal an Die Cir. btit
on es nitt Damn tIopiit On 5Wet.
ual."
8GterIide Grma5.
nuna. ,0enn Eu in Elm 9onthms
eittreten nillIt, nlubt 0u unbe0lngt
ebrIi6 iein, nomrntIih Die eriteu
aoar Sabre"