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New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
CELESTIAL PHENOMENON.
Huge Gas Cloud Is on Eastern Edge
 of Sun.

Chicago, May 3O.-Announcement of an unusual celectial phenomenon, an enormous cloud of gas gathering on the eactern edge ofthe sun, was made from the Yerles observatory of the university of Chicago today. It was announced in connection with the total eclipse of the sun at 8 a. m. to- day, central time which was visible in Brazil and equatorial Africa The gas cloud, said Prof. E. B. Frost of the Yerkes observatory, must have caused a brilliant spectacle where the total eclipse was visible
 This cloud was first observed two days ago. It has grown to one of the largest of it's kind ever observed at Yerkes, where it is said to be now en- tirely detached from the sun and to extend for about $40, 900 miles in an arc along the suns edge, probably 125, 900 miles away from the edge. The distance from the sun to the ton of the cloud is estimated at 100000 miles. A sun spot is becoming visible beneath the cloud on the suns edge.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
HOUSE PASSES
 $1O0 BONUS BILL
Massachusetts SOlons Anxious to Give Ex-SCrvicc Men Financial
 Presentation.
Presentation,

Boston, May 30-Following anoth- CT morning of debate and conl uSlon on the measure, the house yesterday afternoon passed to be engrossed the bill for a $10O bonus for Massachu- setts veterans of the world war
 The house struck out the provision that those who served less than 90 days should receive less than SlOV' that is $25 for those who served 50
 days or less, $50 for those who served less than 60 days and more than 50, and S|o for those who served less
 than go and more than 50.
 The bill would have been sent to the senate but for Representative Ab-
 bolt of Haverhill, who gave notice he would on Monday move reconsld- eration of the vote by which the house struck out the sliding scale clas- sification
 The bill, in it's present form, would give the bonus to all Massachusetts commissioned officers, men in the ranks, field clerks and nurses Tn the military forces and to all commits
 stoned officers, warrant officers and men in the naval forces. The bill ap- plies to regular army and marine corps officers and men. An amend
 ment including officers and men of the
 regular army was adopted by voice vote.
 The house killed amendments to pay the bonus to yeOmen (z), Mas sachuSetts men who served in the | Canadian army or ambulance service, | members of the student army training corps.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
AT 1O1 HE FLIES IN PLANE

Wabash, Ind, May 30.-'I will re- member it as long as I live'', remarked Uncle Jack Higgins, 101 years old, after 8 fifteen minutes flight in an air plone at the Service Aviation field here yesterday. A large crowd wit messed the ascent of the oldest man in Northern Indiana. He was laughing when he stepped in the machine, say ing he always cherished an ambition to fly. When he alighted he said the flight made him hungry, and that it was little different from riding in a boat. He said to Edward Bridges, a truck manufacturer, though whose courtesy his trip was made:
 II told you I was going up but you laugher."
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

WANTED-A good stenographer for office of manufacturing company.
 Box 5M, Herald. 5-29-d2x
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-1917 Ford roadster condition guarantee. 1918 Ford racer, best looking car in town. Rudolph, 123 Cherry street Phone 2O51. 5-28-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

FOR SALE-F0rd runabout, fine looking car, just painted, $225.
 Reason for selling, am going to get
 touring car. Call 19S2-14, even, ings after o'clock and will dem onstrate. 5-2S-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
SERVICE MEN'S COLUMN

Do you need work? If you arc a of the column below is offered to you 1Sc of charge. See that your quali- HcationS arc outlined like the sample nc'ow and bring in yonr ad together "'lN your discharge papers, as proof oi service. Employers arc urged to get HI touch with the advertisers in this column by mail, through tho Herald Office.
 Sample--John Jones, age P, former private Co. !, prefers outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic Write care ot Herald
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

WANTED-First-cla woodworkers,
 machine and bench. John Pinches and Sons, Corbin Place, rear 211 Main street. 5-29-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
WANTED.

WANpED-By colored hairdresser, two or three furnished or unfur- nished rooms on Main or near Main St. Address Herald, Box 11CX
 5-3O-3dX
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

-Middle-aged man. Steady work. Moderate wages. Call Will Hams Fat Shop, Corbin ave.
 5-2S-4dx
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

FOR SALE-Ford Smith form truck: Al mechanical condition; bargain
 for quick sell. Wooster Garage.
 Wooster St. 78 Hartford. 5-29-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

FOR SALE-Four rooms of furniture complete, including piano, almost as good as new, very reasonable. In- quire 58 Trinity St, or call 997-4.
 5-2S-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Sale or rent, modern brick factory, located on Main state road and trolley line, thoroughly equipped with 25 h. D. water tur- bine, 100 h. D. steam engine and boilers. as well as necessary wiring for electric power. Automatic sprinklerS connected with two source water supply, main shafting,
 and both gas and electric fixtures now installed. Can be bought on
 easy terms, or would consider trade. For further information apply to
 Frank Noble, care Clark Bros Bolt Co.,, Milldale, Conn. 5-2S-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned i'm at ti,e Herald. Your money wilF surely remain in the finders hands If he does nc: know who lost 1t.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-30

FOR SALE
 FOR SALE-1917 Ford roadster. condition guarantee. 1918 Ford racer, best looking car in town. Rudolph, 123 Cherry street. Phone 2O51. 52S-3S FOR SALE-Ford Smith form truck: Al mechanical condition; bargain for quick sell Wooster Garage a Wooster St. 7S Hartford. 5-29-3dx FOR SALE-Four rooms of furniture complete, including piano, almost as good as new, very reasonable. h. quire 58 Trinity St., or call 997-4.
 5-2S-3dx FOR SALE-Twin Harley-Davidsop motorcycle. Price $60. Good condi& tion. Paul Grooman, Southington, Conn. 5-2S-2dx FOR SALE-F0rd runabout, fine looking car, just painted, $225. Reason for selling, am going to get 4, ings after o'clock and will dem onstrate. 5-2S-3dx FOR SALE-Dining room furniture. Call evenings after six o'clock, or Sunday, 530 Church street, first floor. 5-2S-d4x FOR SALE-Gent's one carat dia. mond ring. Reasonable. Address Ring, Box 7, Herald. 5-30-2dx FOR SALE-Six room cottage on South Burritt St. Address Herald, Box 12XY. 5-30-1d2 FOR SALE-Bargain, three partition Baldwin refrigerator. Good condi- tion. 516 Stanley St. 5-30-3dS FOR SALE-Rubber heels attached, 45c pair. 54 Lafayette St., opposite T. A. B. hail. 5-15-1wH FOR SALE-Two good building lots, ne Monroe street, one Winthrop ct. extension. Apply 39 Highland St. 5-26-6dx FOR SALE-Riverside farm mllk from Tuberculin Tested cows only. Tel. 644-5. 5-5-30dx FOR SALE-Ford express body good as new; can be attached to road ster; price reasonable. M. Irving Jester, IS Main St. 5-20-tf FOR SALE-Jersey COW. Fred Cutie foot of Damons Hill, Berlin.
 5-29-3dx FOR sALE-Lawn mower, Quaker range, rocking chairs, mirrors, dressers, piano chair, desk, couch, cheap. Seen Sunday. Telephone 67213. 5-3O-d1x. FOR SALE-Own a home, 8 room house; double lot; electric lights; near church, school, cars, $2,S00. Easy terms. Tel 92-4. 5-29-2dx FOR sALE-2, 900 White Leghorn chicks every week; 25 or more, 20c each; P. P. paid; no white diarr- hoea. A. B. Hall Wallingford, Conn. Phone 153-14. 5-19-eod-12t USED CARS FOR SALE-1918 Over land Sedan; 1918 Ford delivery:
 
 hart touring; 1916 Paige touring; 1915 Oldsmobile touring; 1916 Hud- son GAO touring; 1915 Paige tour ing; 1917 Studebaker touring No reasonable offers refused. Terms arranged. Cohen Motor Co.,, s6 Arch St 5-23-6d FOR SALE-A Holstein bull, age 1h years, Mrs. Albert Mehon, South Newington. 5-24-26x FOR SALE-Two-tenem house on Linwood St., near park. Inquire at 179 Lake St. 5-24-6dx FOR SADE-Old style Ford touring , body and lenders, in good condition, SIS. Parkmore St. 5-26-3dx FOR SALE-Upright piano, mahog- any case, good condition. An drews St. 5-26-5dx FOR SALE-50 young and old Elem ish Giants and Belgian flares and heavyweight pigeons for squab breeding. Charles, 309 East street. City. 5-26-6dx FOR SALE-Supreme Roach Powder, rids you of Reaches, Bedbugs, Flies, Pleas, Moths, etc, or money re- funded 25 cent bellows package. For sale by Curran, East Side, Janswick, McBriarty, Miller-Han-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

vista del Primo Ministro Clemenceau
q Londra, che avverra' nello stessc mo.
mento che II Minlstro Scialoia per gil
capitalc ingicse, ha dato adito a ritenere
suia possibilita' che question: di molta
importau2a saranno cola discusse. Tall
IMPORTANT question: per lInghilterra,
Francia ed Italia, 81 dice cowprender-
ammo gil accord per le T.isurc da
adottarsi per proteggere / comuui in
teressi dele tire nazioni, mel case che
eli Stati Unit nou dovessero ratiiicare
ii trattato di pace la Lega dclle Ma
zioni non dovessc tra brcve funziongre.
Out siparla anche della possibilita
di un 'alleanza con 10 scope di ASST
curare l'esccuzionc del trattato di pace
con la Germania ed attire cose inerenti
al programme della Lega dele Nazioni'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

the first all Russian congress at Mos
COW, is quoted as declaring that the
fundamental problems confronting The
soviet government were organization IN
the villages and the gaining Of the ad-
herence Of the middle" peasantss He
claimed progress in stabilizing the soviet
system. .t' g..
Criticizing the we'll to- do peasants
for exploiting the hungry worker, - he
said ....i ,.-.-a -.
"a peasant who has n margin of
grain is accustomed to regard it as his
own property which he can sell freely
To sell the margin of grain in hungry
country is TO convert onself into a spec
ulator. The peasant who exploits lis
our enemy. Not all the peasants, by
far, understand that free trade in grain
is a crime against the state"
A peculiar problem Is presented by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
DECLARES KAISER A PERIL
Dutch Deputy Urges Holland Serl
ouaIY TO Consider EXtradItIon

The Hague, Dec. 1f.-(By A. P)--
"If previously We have not regarded
him as q danger to our country, he
now is proving to be danger" said
Deputy Sannes in the Chamber of
Deputies today, referring to former
Emperor William of Germany. The
deputy was dealing with a book writ
ten by Carl Kautsky, German So
cialist. which Sannes declared showed
that the former emperor was the cause
of the world war. The data in Kaut-
sky's book is said to have been obtained
from official archives in Berlin.
Deputy Sannes asked the government
TO reconsider the question Of the So
journ at Amcrongen of the former ON
peror and seriously to consider the ques
tion of his eXtradition
This incident constituted the first
serious anti kaiser movement to occur
in the Dutch parliament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

the government for the "illegal action"
Deputy Capps, q Catholic, declared
'Bolshevik agents committed unspeak
able violence at Ferrara"
This charge brought all the Socialists
to their feet, Deputy Abbo leading IN
voiclng the protest
Cappa shouted to Abbo: "You peas
ant, keep silence and remember you
transformed yourself into a carpenter
ice.
Deputy Abbo gesticulated wildly and
attempted TO reply but the tumult was
so great he could not be heard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
D'ANNUNz|O WON'T
bulge FROM FIUME
Insists on Guarantees of Victory
From Head Of Army Before
Evacuating Port
SOCIALISTS CAUSE UPR0AR

Fiume. Dec. S (delaved) .-C Captain
Gabrielle D'Annunzio reiterates ms III
tention of holding Fiume until all thaI
he set out to accomplish is realized.
1--WE are not going to leave rum"
until assured that the purpose for whlch
we came here is attained he said 70
day. eff we come TO an agreement
nor will nv DICTIONARIES. who nave
sworn to follow me even TO death it
self. until | receive concrete guarantees
of the good faith Of the government.
s'The word Of Premier Nitti will ayail
me nothing. for Nitti is here today, bur
may be gone tomorrow then would
have been tricked if his successor
should disavow Nitti'S word.
must get the word of an eemlSSSary
of the king, such aS the head OF the
ARMY must have the word of honor
of some permanently appointed general.
General Badoglio (chief cf StoH 10 6th-
eral Diaz, Italian commander- IN
ehief) is the man who could give ne
ouch assurances. He is the man VINO
h at the head Of the army who Is a
royal representative Who could sun"
by his word until our object - tuIhIi'H.
81 have organized my airplane dlGht
10 Jauan. but cannot leave until our
Fiume is part of us. l have stuulea my
flight to America from Toxic. | am
uoing to cross the Pacific. bridging
The Islands by wings. long to see
your western beauty looming up on, my
horizon as eastward ] come. love
the people of America. Their Ideals
would win the heart of "a poet, ..
t'The spark Of, protest against op-
preston has been kindled here by me
and my legionaries. We will carry the
torch and spread the flame throughout
The world where oppression exists,
whether it be the gallnnt Emerald ISje,
Belgium or unhappy Egypt. l am not
a inilitarst nor an lmperlalSt'
nm soldier, not by choice, but through
a yearning to right wrongs.
Rome, Dec. IL (Iiy A. P.)--sc
eialists and Catholics r!ashed again i'll
the Chamber of Deputies Tuesday after
gignor Grassi, undersecrrtary Of the
interior, had answered interrogations
relative to disorders at Ferrara, where
police invaded the seat Of the provincial
council.
Grassi said police Intervention was
necessary in order that red flag which
the Socialists had raised from the cas-
tle might be removed The fiag, it de
yeloped, was hOisted in celebration Of
Socialist victories in the recent cleo
Hons.
Several Socialist deputies denounced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
HUNDREDS SLAIN IN POGR0M
Cossacke Killed Jewe in kev
Suburb, Sonar Law Announces

Lonaon, Dec. 11.--(By A. P.l--An-
drew Bonar Law, spokesman for the
government, announced in the House OF
Commons today that dispatches had been
received corroborating report that
Cossncks and volunteer corps had car.
ried out a pogrom in which several
hundred Jews were killed in the suburb
of Podol when The Rolsheviki evacuated
Kiev October 1S and 90.
The British military mission, Mr..
Bonar Law stated, was ordered to do
all in its power to prevent such ex-
cesses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

the "Kulacks," or well. to- do peasants,
according to Lenine.e In the mass, he
declared, they are on the side of the
capitalists.
Progress in the movement for the
organizing Of land communes and guilds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
MANY MINES IN NORTH SEA
Germans Have Not Vet Cleared $500
Square Mllee, Maps Show

Berlin. Dec. 11.---(By A. PD--Ger-
man naval authorities have been back
ward i'll removing mines from German
waters. according TO Hamburg dis
patch to the Vossische Zcitung.
AT Il meeting of the nautical asso-
citation in that city. the dispatch says.
square miles Of the North sea had not
been cleared. while America and Eng
land had almost finished removing their
fields.
The Hague, Dec. 11.--iBy \. Pl-
The question Of responsibility for what
is considered laxity in sweeping the
mine fields in the North sea has been
agitating marine interests and has been
the subject Of questions in the Dutch
Parliament. Scarcely Il day has passed
in several weeks without some casual
ties along the Dutch or Danish coasts,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

was claimed BY Lenine. II must say,
however," he added, "thst there havs
been many defects. Everywhere old
exploiters have crept into the soviet
and they must be driven out or placed
under control" -t =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
.|NC|DENTE FRANCO
|TAL|ANO A F|UME
| VoIontari di D'Annunzio Sareb-
bero Venutia ConfIitto con
Truppe Francesi
rp,hiishrd and Distrihutad Under
PERMIT no. sal. ,
Authorized by the act ~ Octoner o.
1917, on file az the Postofhce OF Phi'o-
u''''''"' A. s. BUHLDsoN.
Postmaster General.
ParIpl II dicembre-Truppe francesi

Parigl, II dicembre-Truppe francest
sarebero venute conftte con vo-
lontari di Gabrielle D'Annunzio a Fiume
o parccchi .sarebbcro rimasti uccisi e
feriti da ambo lc parti, clio secondo TN
dispaccio giunto da Gineyra al giornaie
Petit Parisien." pubblicato con RI
scrya.
1t dispaccio in parola, che non e,
state confermato. dice che lie truppe di
D'Annunzio avrebbero sacchcggiato /
dcpositi francesc a Fiune.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Roma, II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia
Seduta di martedi' ALA Camera, /
deputati cattolici socialist vennero u
"onhitto. dopo che ron. Grassi. sooto-
>cgretario di state all Inferno, rispose
ad una interrosazione relatiya al di-
sordni di Ferrara. quando Ia ,polizia
invase Ia sale del Consiglio Provinciale.
Lon. Grassi spiego che l'interyento
della polizia fu neceSsario, perche, i
socialist avcvano isssto sopra il Ca
stello Ia bandiera rosa, per celebrare Ia
vittoria del socialist nellie recent
clczioni politiche.
Parecchi socialist dissero che l'azi-
one del GOverno era illegale. cd il Depu-
tato Cappa. cattoico, dichiaro' che
AGENT bolscevichi aycyano commesso
dele Violence in F'crrara.
II Deputato Orano, sardegnolo, at
tncco' cattolici dicendoli di idee re-
azionarie.
Parigi, 10 dicembre.--La imminente
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
3lt,tcrif fafter rcrN N6sl,tie.

2onbon, 81. Dft. Gem glrbei-
terorgan 0atalp 9eral6 in 2onoon
pir6 bon einen1 &orrefponbenten IN
MonbeIter 1lnter benz 19. Dmober
foIgeroes geneloet::
sS1 elmer Ne6e IN Mean6eiter Derlas
bel1te Mrtbur Griffith Wriinoer Der
Sinn Gein-8artei, 3tpei bon Dublin
Cattle uusgegebene @ebeinbefeble;
Der cine tpeiIt @ebein1bean1te an, Die
gffeften bon Wannidaftn aller
t5hiffe, tpelbe in Srlano bon ben
Ser. 5taoten eintreffen, 5l1 nnteriu-
den, uno Der nnbere beltimn1t, baB
oller nrerifaniiden 56iffe,
tpeI1e na1 sSrlnnb fon1nten, als Ser
bdhtige bebanben tperben niiiien.
rs5i6erlib, 10 iagte Griffith
miro 9n1erifa bter5u ettpas 81 fd-
gen bnbett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Der tiirfiisl,c 5ricNc.
Nnnnntt 19 SH >

2pn6o1t, 19. Sfft. - MnldBlid3 e1-
sner Mebe, oie Minifterprdiio 2loDo
George in 5beffielb bielt, fiibrte er
l1nter onoern1 aus, oie ger50gerurg
.bes Srieoensibluiies NIT Der Siirfei
lei in eriter 2inie olf Die nngepiB-
belt betreffs Der Saltung Der Ser.
t5taoten ser Eurfei gegeniiber 5llriid-
35ufubrer1. gbe man beitimn1t tDiiie,
ob bie Ser. 5taaten tpidens ieien, iid
an Der Erogung Der 2oiten fir oie
8ibiliiation nuberbnB ibres eige1,en
@ebietes an beteiIigen, erfldrte Der
Miniiterprdfibent, lei es ltnnDglih,
niiber SIC, 311funft ser Giirfei all ent-
5ideioen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Gcitra1tcctc GAi,,cicf,.

Mibington, 90. 0ftober. lln-
|gefdbr tauieno gbinefen, Die aug Wae-
rifo uber Die @ren5e nod @llaten1a.
Ia bertrieben tporben fin6, baben iid
ourb 8ern1ihlnng Der dinelifden Ne-
|gierung an Die Ser. Staaten getpanot,
oaB oiefe ibne11 bebiIfli6 iein ioGen,
l1n1 ibrer @etnth 5lriid3ufe Das
|5taatg requirement ION auf @riuben
Der ldineiiihen @eianotidoft IN
MoDingto1t Die Srdge ertDdgen, ben
2euten einen 8egierungs sbampfer our
gerfiignng 81 ftellen.
Die Mnsfreibung Der gbineien ni1s
Merifo lit bic GoIge elmer Ngitation
|gegen gliiate11 u11ter Der eingeborenen
glrbeiterbeboH Her1l1tg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Der 9robe Streillk il
Il ullverilleidlil)

Mafbington, 20. 9ftober. @s III
ltpenig @offnl1ng borbanoen, 1aB benz
| alf ben 1.Deobenlber nngeleBter5treif
elmer baIben Minion @ei1fpb blengrd-
Iber borgebeugt miro.
Mab elmer Neibe @onferen5en nit
Mrbeiterfiibrern i'm @nl1pttpeibfob-
lengebiet 11nb telepboniihem Mei-
nungsm1staui6, 1r1adtc Sobn 2epis,
Hr1fi6ert Der limited Mine @orfers
of Mmericn, betannt, buB Die &ob-
|lengrdber Die Mrbeit einlteuen mir.
ben, fans man lire Gor6ernngen,
einf6lieBli6 fiinftdgiger 8odenar-
belt ni9t betpinige.
Die @rnbenbeiiBer; Die bor benz
&riege nit einem 0erbienit bon 5ebn
Gents Die Come 5ufrieoen 1paren,
|ibren Brofit ieitoem ie6od aa1f $1.0O
bic Come iteigerten, Derbleiben bart
11ddig BEL ibrer @eigerung feiner-,
lei 3ugeitdn6niiie 5l1 MAIDEN, bor al
lem 1polen tie .ii6 n1f feline Inter
banoIungen ei1tlaiien, iolange Die
@oblengrdber ibre Soroerung auf
berfiir5te 9lrbeits5eit 1tidt fallen lai-
fen lro Sen @treifbefebI 1i9t rid
gdngig maiden. Sic erflaren, Die.
5or6erungen Ieien unannebmbar, eS.
banole iib I'M cine gemeine grprei-
Jung.
uBir tper6en 11ns 11iM al1f Inter
banolnngen einla1ien, iolnnge Der
5treifbefebl beitebt" erfldrte Gbo-l
mos 8retpiter, @orliBea6er oes
Ml1si9uiies Der @rubenbeitBer.
Mrbeitsiefretdr 8ilion nuf beifen|
Mntrieb Elm AusfduB Der aoblen,
grGber nrlb Der @rubenbeitber 51<
iun1mentrat in &offnung tpom0gIi6|
Die @luft 51s iiberbriiden, glnubt, 0aB
Dos 9ano por ei1len1 GieienitreH Der
sApH Hengrdber belpnb1d b1eiht: DnS|
nffi5iene waibington s,iif inoeIlen oeu]
Mn1idt bob oent 9treif ni6t borge-
beugt tper6en fatn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
,,Hcpublif Ociterreisb" !.

Ba1eL, Sdtpel5v -. &Jff. - @'111e
Miener 9epei6e nnel0et nab 8aiel,
bob Die 0iterreidifbe &egier1ng IN
Der geationalberia cine 8or-
lage eingerei9t bat, 6ie beitintn1t, 6aB
6as I'M 6rieben bon ct. @ern1atn De-
5iterreid augeiprodene @ebiet fiinftig
.eine oen1ofrotil1e &epublif nnter bent
g&an1en @epublif Deiterrei6 !" iein
foa..
Gin tpeiterer MrtifeI 6erielben 8or-
Ioge tpioerr11ft 6as @eieb bonn Nobent-
ber 1918, na9 ben1 bas nere DETER
reid Elm Sell bes Deutiden &eibeS
tuer6e11 iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
ttfttcrisblcifc pe1t Offijie>
rett?

HariS, 18. Sfftt. D1e a111erifants
iden Miilitdrbeb ebor6en IN Baris baben
eine l1nterlndung bon Mnflagen ei11z
geIettet, baB bie &uriere Der ameri=
fanii6en Mr11ee, Die fir ore Srie6ens-
Delegation tadtig paren, u@raft" I'M
@roben betriebe1t baben. Die 5bul-
bigen 1per6en borausii6tlib Dor Elm
@riegsgeridt gelteat tperoen. Dieie
9ffi5iere, ettpa bunbert an Ser 3aW,
Batten Die Mnfgabe; 2e6ertalden NIT
an1tli9en Mften bon Haris nod ben
beri9iebenen Wei1iionen IN europa
5u bringen. Dn lie 6iplonpatiibe Bri-
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auf 6ieie 8eiie Enuienbe bon Collars
perbiente1t, fon6ern BOB fie a1d Dia-
1tonaten nn6 beoeutenoeM Mengen 5nl-
bariun bon Berlin ut6 @ier nab Bn-
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on1tli9 feitgeItent iporoen baB in ei-
11er oteier &nriertafden Diana1ten
in8erte bon iber ST 600, 900 gefltn-
ben apuroen;; bieielben tpur6en benz
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