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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-12-12
.PENTECOST SELLS
AT PALMERSVILLE

palmersville, Dec. S.-Back on
ne lob again, after quite an aD-
sence. Everybody has been 50 busy
~ the past few weeks that there
Lac not been very much news.
The Riggins-Howard garage is Just
about. completed. 1t is equipped with
nelco lights and many conveniences.
Bonnie Pen:ecost has sold his in
torest in the firm of Eanes 4 Pen
cost to his bartenr, Charley Eanes.
Tho new firm is C. E. Eanes & Co.
BUD Henderson, the miller at
Palmersville, killed fine porker
last week, hardly eight months DID,
that weighed 261 pounds net Can
YOU beat that?
Inco Odds has purchased the
bouse and lot of Mrs. Luna Lotion.
Mrs. Luna LaFon is reported on
tie sick list.
John Kennedy, on last Thursday
cold at public auction his farming
tools. hogs, sheep, mules, corn, hay
and household furnishings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy have just moved to
nrasden. where they will make their
home. -
Don Hodges and family have
,,oved up above Paris, where Mr.
uodges purchased farm some time
ago. a.o..
;.g fine. The Little Zion literary
.seietv is getting off on a fine start
.ah Friday afternoon, debates
sanos and interesting papers
me school Al Painyille L pro
s;no nicely They also have 3
sssrarv society which Is DOM Z
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-12-12
FoNZo MccLAIN STRICKEN
WITH PARALYSIS, THURSDAY

Mr.. Fonzo McClain, one of the
best farmers of the vicinity north
east Of Martin, suffered a stroke Of
paralysis on Thursday of last week,
his entire right side being affected.
Mr.. Mr.. McClain was in the loft feed
ing when the attack came upon him
and he fell to the ground below. He
is reported in a very serious condi-
ton. The legion Of friends of this
devoutly good man. who is half
brother of Messrs. Bud, Jim, and 0s-
car Mccain, being son Of the late
Bob McClain, will be panied to learn
of his affliction.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-12-12
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Adams, resid-
ing four miles west ofDresden, an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Hautie, to Rev. H.
ID. Hagar, the wedding to take place
on Wednesday, Dec. II, at 3 p. M,
at home.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-12-12
MANY DIVORCES
GRANTED HERE

Friday was divorce day in circuit
court, in session here, and an I'M
usual number Of mismatched cou-
les aired their troubles before his
honor and a mOrbidly curious crowd
Of spectators.
Y: The eases heard between We'd
nesday and Monday were as fol-
laws:
n. H. Hardy VS. j. W. Rankin,
judgement in favor Of the plaintiff
for SIS.
City Lumber Co. VS.. A. F. Grif-
fin. This was the first suit Of rec
ord in Weakley County under the
workman's compensation act, and
by agreement of both sides A. l..
Griffin is to have and recover of the
City Lumber Co., Martin, the sum
of Sill per week for a total Of 100
weeks.
Freeman & Holiday VS., Ed
Steele. This was a suit wherein
Freeman & Holladay, rreal estate
dealers, claimed a commission for
selling a farm belonging to Steele,
but the latter refused to make a
deed to the place and held that he
was not liable for the agents com
mission. 1t developed that the
transaction took place on Sunday,
and for this reason and further be-
cause of a recent Legislative enact
ment the petitioners lost their suit
and were taxed with the costs.
Home Insurance Co. VS. J. W.
Mari. judgement in favor Of in
costs.
H. o. Underwood VS.. Stewart 4
Brock. Defendants recover of I'm
derwood costs of the cause, which
is dismissed.
Fannie Everett VS. Jesse Everett
divorce bill. Divorce granted
and mother given custody Of child.
Gabe Martin vs.. Ruby Martin
divorce biz. Granted.
Edna Staulcup VS.. ]. A. StauI-
cup-divorce bill. Granted.
Mary Sim VS.. Ben Sims divorce
bill. Granted.
Victory Taylor VS.. R. M. Taylor
divorce bill. Continued.
Birdie May Somers vs.. Arthur
Somers-divorce bill. Granted and
mother given custody of child.
Luther Richmond VS.. W, A.
Bryant. This was a suit for dam
ages growing out of the arrest Of
Richmond on a Federal warrant
which charged disloyalty. Rich
mond was cleared Of the charge in
the Federal court and brought suit
against Bryant for damages, which
suit was dismissed, defendant pay
ing all costs.
Ida May Brewer VS.. D. "A. Brewer
divorce bill. Granted.
State VS.. Earl Boaz-nOllied.
Buford Adams VS.. Mamie Adams
divorce bill. Granted and mother
given custody Of child.
Mrs Sadie Martin rs. II. ] Mar
tin divorce bill. Petition refused
ssg the court
Al Il Todd Us. L 6 r. r Dis
missed and plaintiff ps az costs
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-12-12

Washington, Dec. 9.-The western
cold wave today has spread east
ward to the upper Mississippi valley,
southwark to the interior of the west
of the Gulf states and westward to
the Pacific states, with, temperatures
below zero as far south as Texas
Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
Temperatures were 20 degrees or
more below zero in the Middle West
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-12-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

A teachers examination viii be
held in Dresden, January 2 and 3,
1920 Let every person VINO il
tttitHhahs ~ N1HttiAita HFtNt wy
days take this examination
de III hold a state sitlfca
uena. Supt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10

CopenhaQen Jan 9-Dr Carl Lebknecht is reported to
ave been killed Thsre confirmation Of the report
Berlin il in Of siege The local newspaper Bernske
ende learns there violent fighting in Berlin last night
which the spatacdes beaten the government troops
3ccupying AL public buildings.
Thousands Of government still entering the cap
a where the situation comparatively quiet today &C
.ordinR TO the dispatch
TIE newspaper Hotken learns from Munich that there
grave Saracus riots raging in Dresden Braunschweg
Dussedor Essen and Dormund Several in the Ruhr
Ehss rict are completely in Bolshevist hands
mob is reported TO have plaged the Munich cathedral
ARTILLERY I'M STREET FIGHT
eneya Fighting III the srsets u Berlin yesterday
resulted in heavy casualties Grsnades machine and
artillery were employed in Whelmstrasse and Inter den
|Eh6aeu
There was revolt Spandau whore the Third regiment
~ guards picked troops Of the former imperial were
yaTounded by spartacide troops and surrendered
IN saaon ia Munich i reported ssrion4 Mobs plum
[6erink the banks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
"Sawdust Trail"
Was Happy Name
Great Evangelist Coined Phrase in
Anxious Moment In Effort to Con-
vince His Hearers.

Billy Sunday comes tomorrow. and
with him comes the story of The
Sawdust Trail" The worlds great
est popular preacher has given INDY
ing REPUTATION to this picturesque ex-
preston. which is characteristic of
his manner of winning souls. There
are few. perhaps who know that the
birth of the term itself was a spon-
taneous stroke OF the evangelisf's gen.
fus which. In moment. caused an
avalanche of repenting men to. swee p
down TO the altar and lay their sins
| at their Masters feet.
Billy was preaching in the great
Northwest to an audience of wood
men and lum berjacks from the wash
! ington forests. In that country. in
| its Witness and rugged. unmarked
lands where the feet of men seldom
! tread the great evangelist bad min
gled with the men and sought to win
them hack to God, When the lum-
l her Jacks - 70 work fnaTile nfouw-
!tains. they start through An untrack-
ed country that is wild and treach-
ercus ana dense in It's I-aonotonous
v-tIdneas. There are no trails nor
roads over which they may travel tn
and fro between the timber cutting
woods and the shacks that are their
homes.
I! Sawdust Path tn Honr.
/ ~Going into the hills the men have
tn rustprr Of carrying on their hacks
la bag OF Sawdust. in which a small
slit has been cut. as they walk
along the sawdust Sits ont in 4 small
stream. and marks a. patch into the
hills. II leaves their TRAN. and when
1.-THE DAYS work Is done they can fol-
low the sawdust home Following the
trail they some safely back. but wan
dering from the path they risk the
-fsountlass dangers that infest this
wild. unhridled wilderness.
Making use Of his most magnetic
appeals. and hprling at these hardy
tlum bermeu the truths that have
meant the substance OF life to count
less thousands during his wonderful
career. Billy could. not penetrate the
density of their indifference. He be-
sought them in all the terms OF per-
suasion with which he is So eminent
fy equipped. but to no avail And.
almost deepairing to bringing his
/ burning message to these rough men
| Of the woods. In one last effort he
reached hts hands out to the silent.
seemed to listen heedlessly to all he
said. and cried: Come on, boys, let's
| hit the sawdust trail to God!'
In an instant the meaning came to
them. No longer did his words con-
vey "a mere acceptance Of something
which they could barely understand
| and which they didn't care to bother
about. But they knew that taking
the sawdust trail meant going home
meant rest. Someone started down
the aisle, another followed. and In a
moment the "Sawdust Trail to Cod
WINS crowded with seemingfy end
less stream Of fearless men who came
to accept the essence Of = new and
better life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
ATTITUDE Of Sim
FE|N MOVEMENT
BECOMES DEFIANT
Release by England of
| Irish Political Prisoners
Is Demanded.
MEETING
People Must Rise and
Force British Acquies-
ence, Declares Off
cial Organ.

Dublin. Jan. a.-ThinSs threat
EN- to come 10 a head In Ireland
within the next few days. The
Sim Fcin movement Is display
ing an attitude of defiance and
determination.
Nationality. II lae.-t,f fetal organ
OF the Slim Fcin says. today: ''If
the demand for the release OF the
Irish prisoners Is ignored, the
people must rise up immediately
and force British acquieses,ncc.
~ national assembly must be
cenyeked and act at once before
tho neace conference assemblies
Monday"
The preamble to tho Sim Fem
constitution" published today
says:
tsThc people OF Ireland have
never relinquisled the claim 10
separate nationhood and the pro-
visional government 81 the, Irish.
republic OF Eastc~ 1919. reassert-
or the inaiienablc right Of the
Irish to sovereign independence.
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INC ,eN oi inc CONSTITUTION
- ~ so'F,"N
F name OF inc ORGANIZATION rs
SIM. lem, ~ AIHss to ssuT III.
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assuk alsevesi aIAss- tnc pen-
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ssusn sn',sF ~ ss's." % ueen.
.a .i"s u"rs ns aAN.1
1871 kn t sum WnWsl
IH si-hs the s'eIH ana Oppose
'e vii Oh lI'' ss 'r' Iasf'saH s.snt
or esv.Mn. or o. any Mner Iorcien
sosesn.ne,h.: u ei~ic tot Arc-
H.' VIII use am anu every
"seans 20 rnacr hnpsxnt the
1870 10. nI u. Gn e.'s 70 noI0 sr.isnn
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
HOUSE ACCEPTS MANY SENATE
AMENDMENTS TO REVENUE Bill
Under Proposed Measure Payment Of Income Taxes May
Made in -Four Insalments and Six Per Cent Derenal
Corporate Income Ta,.s Is Eliminated

differential Was written into the bill
by the house. ways and means COM
mittee, and was stubbornly defended
by members Of that committee In all
the debates on the measure. It pro-
vided for tax OF Is per cent on all
that on the amount distributed TO
stockholders. the rate should be only
twelve. per cent. This differential was
allowed upon the theory that 1t would
tend to encourage the distribution of
earnings by large corporations
81 Organised business opposed the dif-
ferentiaf however. upon the ground
that II would unjustly penalixe incor-
porAte industry. The renRte commit
tee struck II out and put In nat rate
Of twelve per cent on fhe net income
In excess of the credits provided for in
other sections OF tho bill.
The amendment suggested by the
house conferees. and agreed to by the
senate fixing the corporation rate al
ten per cent after lals, II part Of the
1880 plan" which the democratic ma
jority In the senate wrote into the
bill Tor the purpose OF e6octing reduce
tions In the amount Of revenue col
lected during the fiscal year 1sls-ls10
to &4.000.000
Under the 1920 plan a. adopted BY
the senate. the corporation tax ratio on
Income would have been eight per cent,
but A. = concession to the house for
recsdlng from the difIersntiaI provi-
sion. the senate conferees agreed ia
raise the rate TO ten per cent,
Tha conferees made rapid progress
on the bill today, while there may be
some disbursement over the .excese
nrpllts. the manner III which thu
|AmApdmAntA were aiep1sed cf today IN
dacHtea that tn Viii M ~
IlfMAl Rds iom Ay kN XXX hotI ~ n 1thtn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
EXTREMELY ILLUMINATIvE

OF EUROPEAN STATE OF MIND
Paris Jan 9-Le Temps edorially summarizes the prob
lens facing the peace conference as follows:
THE people want durable peace and in pursuing ths
have reached the parting Of the ways One leads to peac
nationalites the other to peace OF classes
will peace be founded nations sodly organised 40
having permanent to avoid future conflicts and with
follow those pretending eace frontiers organizing society
by classes and making universal happiness rise from social
heaval?
Peace nations peace Of Boshevism the
perspectives between which the world must choose"
Hitherto only the radical press has presented the dilemma
between society of nations and the Socialist internationally
asserting that unless the present governments formed
national agreement against war; the working classes Wo
form their society of nations +As9a@
That the Temps which makes the combating Of soca1
its special mission should offer such arguments in favor
President Wilson's plans extremely umnave Of the Em
pean state Of mind at this moment. Jk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
sINN FEINERs NOW
IRISH REPUBLICANS

Dublin, Jan. 0.-Thc new Irish
party 1t . meeting today decided to
drop the name s'fsinn Fein" because
Il '.suggests = policy OF egotisan and
selfisllness, shameful 10 the menu
orr of the Irish rebellion" The
name. Irish republican party" WINS
substituted for Sfnn Fein.
The elected members Of all Irish
constituencies have been invited by
the new party to attend the first
meeting Of the Irish constituent as
sembly to be held here soon.
1t Is not believed the nationalists
will Accept.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
For Extradition
OF the Ex-Kaiser

Paris, JAN. A.-Thc corrcspon-
dents learned tonight TINT the ex-
tradition of the ex-kaiscr and
CROWN prince viii be tho subject
Of y general conference and thA&
4 demands on tlaat srorc win b in-
corporatcd In the final terms.
Naturalization Of certain water
ways such n the Dardanelles and the
scheldt also will form part Of the fnai
treaty. 1t IL learned.
There is no concealing the fact that
the news of the new revolution In
Berlin and other parts Of Germany
presents to the American delegates a.
II doubtless does, to all others. In
creasing perplexity regarding the
question as to whether Germany and
Austria will be In any condition TO
deal with when the final stage OF the
peace conferences In reached and the
treaty Is ready for the enemy sigma
lures.
Unless the Teutons establish =
stable government first and send
delegates trult representative and not
l3olshevist. there will be but single
allied Alternative. II ID the one 70
which Herbert G. Hoover referred
last week: 1.-THE necessity 81 further
military operations by the United
States"
This possibility. particularly IN this
anomalous situation. Of the enemy
being unable to sign peace. Is perhaps
too little realized In the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
PEOPLE DESIRE ADURABLE PEAC CT:
THIS BE- DISCUSSED FIRST OF ALL
STNERAL MARCH Is
HONORED BY FRANCE

Washington, Jan @Thc dig
nifty Of grand officer of the Lte-
ZION OF Honor was conferred to-
lay on General Peyton G. March,
thief Of staff. United states Army.
~ the French government.
Notification Of the honor came tn
General March through tho French
embassy with the statement that It
was ''in appreciation Of the dfstin-
glisl1ed service he had rendered
during the war for the common
cause of the United States and tho
allies"
The following officers have been
hOnOred by the French government
with the title OF command OF tho
Legion of Honor:
Major Generals Prank MnrIntyre.
Henry Jcrycy. George w. Cocktails
and w. G. Gorgas.
The following have been given
the honor OF '.Officers Of the Lee
zion Of Honor:
Major General q. G.. Williams,
Brieadier- Generals Frank r. Hines,
Marlborough Churchill and Colonel
Constant COrdier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10

WASHINGTON Jan S.--House con-
fcrees on the revenue bill today ac-
ccpted number Of amendments made
by the senate affecting the adminis-
trative features Of the bill. Two
amendments proposed by the house
were agreed TO by the senate. conferees.
Summarized. the result. Of the days
conference Was:
l. The senate conferesy receded from,
BE- made up on gross income basis and
agreed to the house provision for max
ing returns on net income basis.
q. The house agrees to the senate
anne ndment providing for four install
ment payments Of income taxes, with
minor amendments The house bill
provided for payment Of the income
taxes IN three equal instatmenta.
). Tho house agrees 10 q senate
amendment eliminating the 1tx per
cent sliffercntiAl on corporate income
taxes and the senate agrees to m
amendment changing the corporation
income tax after 1919 from : per cent
10 ten per cent. The 1918 corporate
income tax will be twelve per cent A.
In the senate amendment.
1. The house agrees to the senate
personal service corporation amend
ment, with an amendment providing
that : corporation. hfty Per cent or
more 81 whose gross income. coneiata
81 gains, profts or commissions derived
from government Contracts shall not
~ treated - personal service N0rpo-
ration.
81 Tho house aKrees ID tbs senate
IaanaAdment defining ssdlvld4nda.. with
- aEnendmant mAking minor changes,
Hho asfeudmsnt M which the az
mAlSa M ~ cooperation income 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
Machine Guns and Artillery
. Employed in Inter Den Linden and
Wilhelm Strasse--G Government Troops
Come to Assistance Of Those Holding
the Situation.
Ebert government Is
Reported Victorious


heeed--fnr Il tnnc beng
leading
n hc o
"A persists that Aebknecht Of the victims
absolutely
flying machines
tho
u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
u States Have
Joined the Army
Maine, Idaho and Tennessee
Latest to Indorse Prohibi-
tion-Illinois and West Vir-
ginia Next.

Augusta. Maine. Jan. a-Maine
HAS 1oined the ranks Of the states
fAyoring nxstonai prohibition when
the Legislature ~ y vote OF 100 TO
- ratiaeA the prohibition amend
ment T. the national constitution.
News frsn Maine follows close
ON the heels 81 advice that the
-state~- " fSaho- ana 4enne~.ee- in~-
Aorse rrohihition. the legislatures
If the three e~mmonwealths hnv-
Ing ratiAed the prohikstien amend
meat 10 the natienai constitution.
In Illinots and West Virginia the
state senases have ratified the
amendment. the measure ia go to
the respective houses during the
present sessions of these axMem-L
blies.
Twenty-Five state. have 80 far
ratiMeA the dry amendment.
Hei.e. Idaho. Jan. D.-The state
senate, follavsiaE the example set
Tuesday by the lower house.
rushed thrsaEh under suspension
ar rules . joiat reaolution ratify-
fhx' the rrep~sesf anS enstMs ent To the
natisMal ~enssisstion providing for
nationwide prohibition.
AA41MSIAtEs NE90~ 1aMs F---S nj
general assembly yesterday rati-
ssea the federal prohihitien amend
ment. The house vote WINS no TO q
and the senate - 90 ?.
AnGuata. Me-. Jan. 0.-Thr legis-
latnre yesterday took anal steps
toward ratiA~at ian Of the prohibit
sion amendment ~ the federal een-
sttt tuition. whcn the house voted In
Its taysr. 10 - -
The senate hast week unami-
msasly raea9<a the aHenAnsent In
WHIST van sASsxAA m iafsrnAaI
vSte. Aaa af,er tAe RESOLVE ~ heen
srAt s1stke Asaa< fer rentuyseAee
the senate ssseA - recall n Tor re-
cSasiAerass en. The re~sive. hew-
ey~r.. haa h~en tabled In the hease
ana wss net returned.
After The h~nse vote yesterday
.s<naae Officers decided that last
weeks ves< In the senate was
binding and that farther action was
unaecessary.
<prsn.A<ia. III. 1aa. s.--xsy
wst~ ~ 10 se Is the ~tate asnate
hast might rasifed the federal pro-
hfhttf0A nme nAMcnt. The house In
yet - act ON the reselntiea.
GAarlest0A. W. Va. Jan. 0.-The
state senate Of the legislntnFe at
it's openinx s~~.lcn Yesterday anan-
fmSualy adopted the federal pro-
hthttten smendM~na.. IL NOW goes
to the house.
Chicago, jan. N.-Df~stIiers Of the
cSuntFy, havfnE det~rnstmeA TO
make ANal supreme effort through
the ceurts - keep the United
xtates from gotnk. hone dry next
suMMer. yesteFday appointed nm
excessive ~emnAitt~~ to take charge
" the campaign. The members are
George q. lSaWpsey. Bostoas tJutsus
kessiern. New Nerks H. N. Nbyi"n.
Rechester, n. vi George r. Dtet~-
RE, Cincinnati, Samuel Woolner.
Peoria, ILL.,, George Benne. st. Paul.
Minn.. and MAFien Taylor. Lcuis-
willie. ky.
Whether the program 81 the aia-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10

Oyster Bay. N. r.. Jan. s.-The will
Of Theodore Roosevelt was read to
mem bNrs OF the family Of the former
president at Sycamore Hiil today. II
will be filed tomorrow. No announce
ment Of the contents OF the document
was made public. II 10 understood that
the estate. valued at mot more than
$500. 600. has been left to Mrs. Roose-
Welt Internationally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-10
sPARTACUs REVOLT
DOOMED TO DEFEAT

fnudon. Jan. D.r9se Spar1 brns
Il sernla Ia Germany Il forctio0med
. Ncfcat, according 70 bca orin-
\ NJ in London. it Il generally
1sv6ed N win mt be as easy to
ccmjufc up Boishevtsm In Ger-
IpsAny - II WAS In Russia.
n n wcal-infosn,ed quarters II ~
i p1Gnaed out that although thc
HERMAN terrorists have considers
Il 49, power, the Ebert govern
n1at b supported BY garrisons
"a Rotsdam. SpAndaa, asoisoratx.
81 Other nearby towns.
No aouht n entertained any,.
W1ero that muc1l Of Isicbknecial'a
q eGnG11 In coming from Moscow.
MI1ln9 Ieniness psophcSy of
& 4xAy months n4o:
d NJ, n trDc that I am making
4NotutlOM In RussiM with German
M InlGy, hut the day witt come
rs lleM I shall make revOluticn In
o1snany with Russian money
Y ~ r believed the DISASTROUS RUS.
aofeAf ~ Perm was the result,
x ~ throwing Of picked troops from
NGaat front against them Ger
n3an newspapers of the latter part VI
peeemher just reaching I1nndon pre-
4tet66 the present orgy OF violence,
41s<y show that tho crisis hAs beer
8fa4k evef since the resignarin1 OF the
kt$4o minority Socialists and that
I1Ie&e vaA blocdshcd In Berlin on
shfi1tlaAS eve.
Nh m nom Socialist newspapers hogan
FzxlodiAtely after Christmas to com
v1&tn Of the weakness Of the govern
SesI& The Berlin correspondent III
|1r Fankfurter Xeitung SAIL Dcccm-
4 Isacks MILITARY STRENGTH
SR s|ss 1S government lacks the neccs-
Hilary strength for anythins
1--we resistance to- tho dis
PARTNER Local Anzeiger said
IAer 30:
"a NJ obvious the minority Social
NNd tho EpartAcus group Will push
obstruction still further. but II
M means obvi9us that the Gov-
lint cumpoaed 0f majority Social
lin prove masters of the situa-
II f. ecvernment liz already play.
HI the ideA Of leaving reyolu-
eNx Berlin and OF guiding the
"a fortunes fFpna another ApBts
hte would promote consider
mp through0ut Germany
ssssa Arhsitsr zssltunE s Az:
Au & the division N the So
cpmtinuNs., Z
pNferhe xeitung sAys:
Raar = solemm oAth that W
TNot until The ptectouB crown
* hQ4M q SM40 len 5s 6y ft0tlnn