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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
Money Cost Of Coal Strike,

According 10 estimates prepare hy
" ID. Mckinney, secretary q the South
ern Ohio Coal Exchange. thu recent strike
of the soft coal miners cost the country
approximately sl26, coo. 600 the amount
IN which his State % Ohio was nuicted
being about So 100000 But thc actual
total loss Is even greater, as Mr. Mckin-
ncy vas not able TO secure approxin'a'"
figures II .hc loss Is railroads hv curtallod
service. and % industries forced g sus-
pend operations bv coal shortage iic
believes. however. hat shr railroads Lost
ahout $40 NOODQ ana tho industries
S26 on0n00
Al ,ltr LoCInIrE II the strike the pro-
durton was already i0o00.oc0 tons short
II normal. Nfr Mckinney stated This
Lad already assured ;hr mines a The
n,urnun tonnac, lha could IT, produced
and haaloi Is tho railroads, he said or
account Of the striAn, hc added, the Ohio
mlnes alonc lest another 500. 600 tons.
The ficurrfor thr entire country be plscad
ii j 600. 600 tons daily Cost II nlaintain-
ing the average mine In working condition
withou, producing coal. including upkeep.
care az ANIMALS and mine organization, he
placed at 40 cents ton. 70 which must hc
added p cents ton for overhead Profit
per tor ranged from 20 70 p cents, he
SAID
Production throughout OHIO he said,
wes rapidly approaching normal As
500 IS the mines were put in normal run
nlng order the output would be At the
maximum. he concluded
Fortunately. the people Of Delaware did
not directly suffer loss from the strike
situation, except possibly from 3 slight
curtailuent Of industrial effort, the end
coming II time TO avert q general sup
preston OF labor. But We suffered Incl
dentally with all the rest Of the country.
These figures show how ccstly strikes
are. And the less is one that never can be /
recouped By either side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
Just Folks
BY Edgar A. Guest.
CHRISTMAS.

When Christmas comes I'd like TO be
Old Santa Claus and travel far
To all my friends, and trim n tree
For them no matter where they arc.
I'd like to give my heart full swing
To shape it's wishes into deeds
And do for everyone the thing
Ills happiness most sorely needs.
When Christmas comes I'd like TO fill
The lives Of all with JOY and peace;
Id like to 90 where men are Ill
And quickly mako their sifferIngs cease.
I'd like Ia smooth the troubled brow
OF every trace Of inward care
And press the burrows ont somehow
And leave but love and laughter there.
I'd like TO help the youth 10 climb
And bring the sailor homo from sea,
To write in deeds this feeble rhyme
And be the man I'd like to be-
Had | the power for just one night
The wants Of others 10 attend,
I'd change al grief into delight
And carry peace 10 every friend
But since ] have no magic gift
To change what is Of grief or care
Or from their weary hearts to lift
The wcighto woe which may be there,
can but pray that God above
Shall guard nv friends from day to dav
And bless them with his boundiess love
And keep them safe along lies way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
PRESS COMMENT.
TREATY WITHOUT irAGuE.

Senator Underwood still hoping for q
compromise ratification of the entire
Peace Treaty, stated yesterday that,
in the last resort, lac would be disposed
to accept the Knox resolution What IS
that? 1t is q resolution to ratify the
Treaty IN all that relates TO the terms
imposed on Germany, but TO refuse at
presenH to ratify the part setting up
the League of Nations. This represents
one more change of attitude on the part
OF Senator Knox. lie had previously
and at great length demonstrated to biz
own satisfaction that the peace terms IN
themselves were too severe, and that Tor
this and other reasons the Treaty ought
TO be rejected. Now he would quickly
agree TO all that is demanded of Germany
If a Democratic Senator had displayed
such vacillation, VIC should know what
10 think of him. But when 1t is q great
Constitutional lawyer and leader of the
Republicans, former Secretary of State,
who thus shifts his position, we can
only wonder and admire.
This Knox Inconsistency should not,
however, prevent fair examination
of his latest proposal 1t obviously is
wrapped up in dill culties. There is the
preliminary objection that it would not
mean ratification in the sense Of the
Treaty itself, or rs contemplated 10y tho
Peace Conference Germany might hold
that it Was no ratification at all. Presi-
dent Wilson might So contend, and
exercise his Constitutional right as
Roosevelt ard Taft did IN the case of
other treaties altered out Of recognition
by tho Senate not to forward this sort
Of ratification for deposit al Paris From
All this it is clear that the Knox plan, IN It's
purely legal aspects, would be taking big
chances and might easily prove TO be no
solution Mt all New York Evening Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
EVENING SMILE.
DIGGING IN n PROXY.

A unit ot the 18th DIVISION, rress-
ing on under shcllhre in tie Battle of
thc Ncuse-Argonne, finally stopped un-
der orders ~ dig in ~ fast as possible
in fcw moments dirt was flying along
the whole line.
Out in front, however. Just behind
slight natural mound, one dough
bov lay motionlcss with bis rifle slantfd
toward the enemy
MAKE n holcl Make hoicl' yelled
the hcutenant. coming up
''Sh-h. don't excIte my contractor,
the doughhoy replied.
Over the edge Of The mound the
lieutenant sav German prisoner fever
iehlv digging almost ~ the end OF thr
ooughhoy gun The lIome sector.
"Ny landlord refuses 70 speak N
wouldn't write 10 me-. either. Wash
ington Star.
What tic next film / comedy.
| inier Everybody looks resigned
Life
"Onc thing hangs upon another
That decision will have to be handed
down "Yeso. Before wc can
set en- W Raltirnorc American
That fellow is always looking for
the mote IN the other fellows eve.
He'd better turn oculist and get some
profit out Of it as well as pleasure. :
Louisville Councr-Journal.
II understand that Wilkins boasts
- his long descent. No, rather Of
Al Il L.
Boston Transcript
Charity Collector Have you any
particular use for your old clothes -
~arIv Citl1en SUR. I'm wearing taem
Baltimore American.
"A fashionable halrdresse7 and an
ADVERTISING agent ought 10 make .
good mar Why 50 Because she
wears pufs and b. pufs wares.
Baltimore American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
THE MAN or ONE IDEA.

Our extreme militarists thought, be-
cause We had not devoted our almost lm-
divided attention 10 building up huge
standing army, We should cut 8 sorry
figure if we ever got into a great var.
We finally got into one with the world 5
most military nation and with consider
able neatnesa and dispatch checked the
advance of the apparently invineible
armies the first time we tried and soon
had them going the other way. Our
extreme prohbitionists thought that just
as soon as We forbade the use of liquor as
q beverage, the great bulk of the mean
ness and viciousness that afflicf human
nature IN America would vanish away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
MUST THE BILLS or RIGHTS co.

II was no association of dlstillers,
brewers or Salpun-heepF-S th4t rs'tItIoned
hr supreme Court of tho United states
for leave to bring suit 70 forbid the en-
forccmcnf ri the Prohibition Amendment
The plcadcr Was the State at Rhode
Island. jealous or its sovereignty and
resolved upon defense of It's llbgrty
When 1he Legislature 81 l,at State
INST ructcd Its Attnrne g-tiencral 70 begu
thus action II raised Il constitutional
question is interesting and perhaps -
important as any that ever came before
the country The basis q Its contention
Is that +he Prohibition Amendment
denr7vre thc states 0f yavevs nsprc~sl1.
reserved hy them o. - the poo7.c under
thc Tenth Amendment, nelUde3 q he
Bill ol Right adopted IN 1871 which
was not ontv a perpct ual con- ract between
the nation and the States, b1t wes nc
paramount condition upon which tic
Union was formed.
The Prohibition Amendment ioes rot
repca aa Tenth Amendment, II simply
Ignores it. If the Legislatures of three
fourths Of the States ran uullfy one
article II lie Bill OF Right. tbeH arc free
Of couroc. 10 disregard al s. ''lem LAX
ing tins yitw, the Rhode Island leglsil-
turc has declared that a. thc Prohibition
Amendment deprive the Sta;t- Of powers
guaranteed to them from the beginning
ii Is contrary to the sprit and system
Of the dual form of government erected
by the Constitution. and instead q being
a proper amendment Of the Constitution,
IS destructive of II
Rhode Island Is one of three States that
refused to ratify the Prohibition Amend
ment What Il wants to know Is whether
States and people have any constitution
rights that cannot be overridden by
persistent lobbles operating without even
tho sanction Of 3 popular yote.-New
York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pnoe.

Yestiddsy counted up how rutch
money had saved mp to buy krirsmas
presents and made n list Of the present.
/ WAS going TO buy With il, this being IL:
Pop-a handkerchief with his initial
Embroidered IN one corner.
Ma-a thing to put rnustcrd In With o
glass spoon, 25 sents.
MY sister Gladdis things to put In her
shoes wen she's not wearing them. 10
sents.
NY curnin Artic-A half pound of new
jelly bccns in "A old fantsy box frim last
Erissmass, o sents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
chockIits, wat would YOU say n yave you

chocklits, wat would you cay IL 7 save you
n hole pound?
o, Benny, how PERFECTLY wonderful.
I think you're tg1cs ~ nioe ~ IerO,
Shoostcr, l hoTc you don't think moment
! was hintinpp scd MARY Watkins.
Scrtcny not, ned, W,ch maySy sbe
wasent, and ven ! went horDs I made
another list, this being it
Mary Watkins, pound of ehorkEb
80 sents.
Pop, mail Eize hankrxohif With his
initial rofe IN one cOrDer Nith rrd ink ~
cents.
Ma, a glass n1usterd gDoox. 10 s-rts
My sister Gladdis, 4 small vi.~ hl,r n
yhoe blsckening, 8 sents.
My cuzzin Artis. nuthing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
Being all, and THIS aftirnoon wM

Being all, and thus aftirnoon ! wM
standing on my skates tawking 20 Mary
Watkins stnnding on hers, and sho so1,
Have you bawt your Krisgrnas present.
vet. Benny7 and sed, No. not yet, but
got a list rote out.
D. have you, who alls ON itY scd Mary
Watkins. Mocning was she on IL, and
sed, o, dinrcnt people, and she sed
LEROY Shooster s going to give me q
present for Krissmas, watts you think of
that? A half pound Of chocklits, watts
you think Of that? think Leroy Shooster
is awflI nice, don't you?
O don't know. sed. and Mary Wat
kins sed, o don't you think he ", o think
he is, and sed, o half pound Of chock--
Its amt 80 uutch, watts q half pound OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
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RIPPLING RHYMES.
By Walt Mason.
INDIAN SUMMER.

Bless the Indian who invented
balrny DAYS which bear his name,
days which make us ali contented
with the old worlds changing game.
Just before the wintry weather ne
are handed this sweet boon, mild
and mellow days together, like
find memories of June al the
distances are hay. and the brook
lets GROOM and sing. and We mortal
Jays are lazy, with the iaziness of
spring And the Indian who in
vented this soul-soothing interlude,
should be sought. where he il
tented, III ms native solitude, aud
when we at last have found him IN
the region of his birth we should
load him and surround him with
some tributes to his worth We
should give him something useful
something that Poor Lo desires,
plug tobacco, or a goosefulI of the
stuffing he adnires. For that savage
Is 8 hummer and dandy and 10,
! who invented Indian summer. when
10 nipping Iephyrs blow; when the
! days are mild and sunny and no
! brooding cloud appears, when the
timid patient bunny, doesn't have
TO thaW its ears. Let the Indian
! be awarded who worked out a
scheme SO wise; may 1t never be
recorded that true merit draws no
prize.
i Il A "a = a 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

IL didn't. Our earnest single takers
appear to think that the adoption Of their
scheme would end all or rnoet Of the ills
Of the body polite. It wouldn't.
Men of one idea, devotinR all their
thought to il, naturally lose their per
spective. But they often are nseful as
we'll rs amusing and perhaps annoying.
Such men are the pioneers of every great
reform. No big forward movement would
ever be made were it not for the zealots
in the van.-Ohjo State Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Congress, no doubt, will take Christ
mas holidays recess, but il does not de-
serve one Ii has fooled away 20 much
valuable time, that 10 justice it should
now be compelled TO work overtime 10
giving attention 70 the many matters Of
important legislation that demand at
fcntIOn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

state Of "drvncss' i not likely 10
lncite antiviry among members of Con
gess 10 respect of restoring wet
OASIS before January 10 next Too many
Of them who voted for prohibition have
ample private stocks on hand according
70 report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

The average number 81 pupils per teach
e. n American critics ranges from f9 iu
Nashville. Tenn. to 70 IL Rochester. y
Y according to figures compiled BY the
United States Bureau 81 Education
fortv-nine Is too many ana the medium
between these two extremes probably IS
about right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
MEETINGS TONIGHT
HItrrnian knights

Hiberni4n knights
Oriental Lodge Is of ?
Excelsior Lodcc. K Of r
Fairfax Lodge | q. o F.
Alpha Council, l.. o. r. e,
Laurel Council L f. Of A
Local No. 3l3, l. r f. "
Liberty Lodge, 4. O. L. W
Brandvwinc Lodge, :. OF II
Columbia Lodge |. @. o. +
st Georges Castle, X &. l.
Local No 1926, c. u ] of \
Wilmington Tinsmiths Union
Third Ward Democratic Club
Friendship Conclave, 5. " NJ
Nlanitou Tribe, Imp'd O r "
Star of Delaware Lodge, S. of b
Washington Council, [. F Of 4
DiIisent Council, Jr o. I A NJ
hington Council, O. I A NJ
Delaware Haymakers Association
Telegraph Council, IT @ L \ NJ
st, John s Chapter. 4 l. & i II
Jacobs Camp. No. 1921, VI. " a
Canton Delaware, F NJ L, I. O. O T.
Washington Camp, No. /, P 0. 5. l.
Wilmington Lodge, No 1873, L O O NJ
Wilmington Lodge, No II, L O. G. T
Plumbers Gas and Steam Filters Union
Court Diamond State, No /, L. of F. 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

IL viii be exceedingly difficult TO con
vince some men of the benefits Of prohibi-
tion with cider at one dollar gallon and
zen cents per SIMS glass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

Druggists refund money if Pazo Oint-
ment fails TO cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding
or Protruding Piles Stops irritation;
Soothes and Heals. You can get restful
sleep after the frzt application. Price 6Oc.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and win be to you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

4 Blouse particularly ore of 1Gr and
some Porto RICO handmade models, makes
a most acceptable gift. Handmade styles
at S5.95 ID $3.50.
Otners r. cotton. silk. satin and georg-
cite. $3.50 & $500 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
HandkerChiefs

Assortments are kept Up 10 the highest
Many new lots Just added Wonderful
showing for men and women al lse 20
$500 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Charity Collector Have you any
particular uso for your old clothes
>arlv Citizen Sure. I'm wearing taem
Baltimore American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

II understand that Wilkins boasts
q his long descent No, rather Of
the fact that he landed on his feet
Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

a fashionable halrdresseY and an
advertising agent ought 10 make
good par Nhy 50 Because she
wears pufTs aud he puts wares
Baltimore American
Washington Journal., 1919-02-07
@er wia btlten?

Gins Ser llebel oos am idperiten 5u ertrogen 1T, lit
mobl 0oS Ileinieir, 5umol nenn es nil Der SebniuHt
nof ser &einlot perbun0cn 1T. Grii6e unO trGge flieBen
bic StlmOen Oobin, %iuobIGiiig arbeitet ser @eiit imO fam
bod niGt sic @rIedteritng finocn, nadj Scr er ruutfbor-
lid iuft. ltnO ihIieBIid miro Ser @cit ltimpf itnO bs
@elnit fronf, un0 Mteonholie greift 9eiis bon Dem ar
men @enideL Der iein Sebnen nidt itiaen fam. Sol
der ormen Menifen boben mir elm Cell in unIerer n1dl
Icn NGbc, I'M ct. GIiiabetb aipI. IS Iino internierte
oc1timc Matroier, Die fronfen Nemites ser StinOe bar
rem. sic ibncn Die &iidfebr 5l ibren 2ieben %getotten io(.
Sbr 3uitnno lit lmio idruerer fir fe 5t %ertrogcn, oI8 eS
ibncn anl n~0ti0Iten febIt, DEFENDERS ~ent6ebren Ite &leiOer
mo Gubof. g9enn es ein 3ei6en rnerer fortgeIdritte
men Civilization it, Bob Dem franten unO biIfloIen 6ein0c
g~cgeniiber sic 2cioenldafteu 6eS &rieges gum Sdfueigcn
fonlneL OoB ga ole refine MenidIidfeit III ibre @edtc
tritt, bier lit Oo3u cine @eIegenbet g%egeben, Mer moftc
De- nidt freuOig ~mitbeIfen? llno mer elm mitIeioig @er5
bat, Der io0tc nidt 80gern unO ioatc @aben nod ser
9feoafton oieicr 3eitrng bringcn, sic germ Die Sodcn on
ornlc, ~geOrifte Menihen iibernlitteIn miro. 8iIfonme1
iin0 9oargcIo, &leioer, Sudden, GBfuareu, Giqorren, 81
9orrettcn mo &oll6tabof.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-07
AAgemtiuts.
GinluuuOerunssperbOt.
II b.

Stk|uuNpl tUV~S$ we
WaIbinaton. Wit einem go.
tum BON neun eegen bier Stimmen
fat 0os ginmanoerungsfomitee oes
Sauies oen 6orOerungen Der orga-
niiierten Arbeit Soige geleiitet HnO
miro Die Gorla9e, melGe Die GIn'
~panoerung iiir Die 9auer bon bier
Sabren oerbietet, our annabme
empfebIen.
Sic Irbeiterfiibrer befennen Of
fen, DAB Die &orlage 6a3u beltimnlt
lit, Oos @ngcbot BON biGiger Sano-
ar6eit an ieinen 0uellen gum ab-
i1luB 5u 6%rin9en, Inn bic bobc
9obnifala disqualification, 10 lange es
lid erm0gliben ldBt.
500, 100000 fir oas bungermOe
europa.
8ajbington. Wit SO gegen Is
5timmen nabm Der 8unOesienat
Die 8orlage an, nit Der 100000.
600 iiir Die Nabrungsmittelbilfe IN
europa uno i'm naben Often per.
miqigt merOen loqen. @egen Die
8orlage Itimmten Is Mepu6lifaner
nno 3 0emofraten. 9ie Borlage
gebt iest ans 4onferen5fomtpc Der
6eioen @Guler unO miro OorausIi9t.
lid,, luern OieieS cine @erein6arnng
iiber Die Imenoements oes Senats
getroifen bat, enOgiltige Annabme
finoen. OoS midtigIte Senats-
announcement lit, Dab Ole Nabrnnes'
mittelbilfe fir feinoli6e 80lfer Der.
Iagt puroe, 10 oaB nllr 0en Der en-
tente freunoIid gelinnten 8olfern
ooer oen 0eutrnIen Iolhe gewdbrt
meroen tam.
Grtraiibmmg 0es GOnsreileS Rnn
Ii6er.
gSaIbington. = Die g%in6erufung
elmer Grtraieiiion Oes &ongrelies I'M
Sriibiabr eri6eint nunmebr unbers
meioli6. Die Tibrer beioer Bar-
teien iagen, iie balten es niat fir
mogliG, OaB ale oringliden 8or-
lagen bis gu @noe Ser SeIiion err
leoigt peroen fonnell.
@ltBer Sen iibIiden 8epiaigungs-
porlagen miilien oeri9ieoene 81
nanS . @orlagen, eini4licBli6 Der
nellen 9efi5it.@orlage uno oes See
miqisungsgeilds Der @iIenbabnper-
moltung i'm 9etras BON $750,OOO,-
900, erleoigt meroen.
4noere @orlagen, oie auf Der St
ite iteben uno li9 ulf Die gilenbab'
men, Die Nrbeitslofigfeit, oas Wa'
rine-B rogramm uno an0ere midtIge
Sragen be5ieben, 0rdngen our @rle'
oigung.
8orlagen, mel6e ariegsfontrafte
inn getrage BON $2,750,000,000
altbeiBen loaen, weroen i'm Genar
ou%faerufen meroen. ueber Die Tors
Ioqe oes Sauies un0 oas pom Mili'
tdrfomitee mllsgearbeitete Subititut
nir0 es mabri6einlid) ST lebbaften
Grorterlngen fomnen.
SIM Sons miro sic 9eipiuigunes-
8orloge fir electromagnetic sur Be
ratung fornmen, Onrnod Die Gefi5it'
8orlage, oie 8emiaigllngen gum
9etroq BON $685., 100000 umfabt
uno &eouftionen i'm 9etrog bon
$t5,O00,000 empfieblt.
Srnbel fir Berger I'M mGd)ften
&Ungref.
@aibington. Ser Ibgeoronete
Gillette bon Maiioduietts, elmer Der
republifaniiden &anoioaten fir oas
Sprederomt befirportet Die Nus
i1lieBung 9ictor 9erger's, Iobalo
Der ndhite aonsreB 5uiammcntritt.
.Weiner aniidt nad", ia9te Oil
lette, .ioate Ser erlte @eidluB Oes
neuen Observation-Disclosures lem,
Nas as Mirtnr 8eraer ausiGIif&
Washington Journal., 1919-02-07

DOte StuIUtLtulluH Htul Uelh 9t'"~
obIolute nno ausiHIieBliGe 8on-
moat, Die QuaIififdtionen Der Wiit-
elieoer at beItimmen. @enn i9 am
@r0ffnungstog oes &ongrelies 5u-
gegen bin, beabiiGtige id, Der Ser
eioigung 8erger's gu opponieren
nno Ben Mntrag auf feline oauernoe
@usidlieBung 81 iteneti."
36 Gtaatem fir HrObi6itiOns-
Mmen0ement.
Moihinaton. 9ie erfor0erlid)c
OreiDiertel Mebrbeit, SO Staaten,
bat nun beim Stoatsoeportement
sic Qualification oes 8un0es . Sro-
bibitionsomenOement3 angemeloet
uno Die 8orbereitune elmer Nrofla'
nation pliroe anoeorOnet, meld)e
0os ENHANCEMENT intraft ieben ioa.
Sim 16. Sonltar 1920 miro Bum
Desprobibition IN Strait treten, mie
profIamiert muroe.
$25O,OO0, 900 @iifsans Der Giicn'
babneinnnbmen.
@aIbington. @tlen6abnen per-
einnabmten I'M Sabre 1918 inter
SegieruneSfontrole uno ocn auBer'
qesu0bnliden @erbdltniilcn 0es &rie-
aeg $718, 100000 ODER $250,000,-
900 meniger aIs 1911, $50 ,0O0,-
600 meniger als i'm Neforo'Sabrc
1916 uno etpa e6eniobiel als i'm
Sabre 1915.
9ies eing aus 8eridten beroOr,
melfe BEL ser 3pii6enItaatIiden
@erfe6rs- &ommiiiion iiber Die Gin
nnbmen bon 1875 @iIenbnbnen nit
iabrliden 8etriebseinnabmen boil
iiber $1,000,000 fir eli Monase
eingeganeen lino, wO6ei sic Gin
nabtlen fir De5cmbcr mofTi5leI
! geld)dtt liio.
@inmobmrn nns Dem Sradt-.
8nllagier,. grpreB- mo anSerem
Sronsportperfebr 6etrn9cn lpabrenS
oes SSoDrcs 1873 100000 oOer
$500, 900. 900 mebr nls I'M 8or-
iabr. NetricbsfoItcn itiegen Hnf So
| 97t, 100000 o0cr S1.tt9,0OO,O0O
mebr ols I'M Goria1re.
&url6nIi0c @eridItc nu hie Sabn.
peruaItuilg ergcbcn. naB Der 6roft-
uerfebr I'M 9escmher. ais bic arofer
Rabrungsienoml9en fir europa
uno sic 9eforhcrumg onncren
&rieqsmnterials nufbortcn. 5uriifge'
gallgen lit. mGbrcn0 bic Tll3Aobcn
nidt mcIcntI.ih urrrin0ert mrrneu
fenntcn.
YmsIGmHer ans ibrcn Gtcllen Der
OrGnNt.
@inipeg, Wnn. Cine gln5abt
uon Soloaten mnridlierte nadl DER
6abrifonIagc bon Sluift & So. nis
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iiben, onmit 0ieieIben Yerlonen BON
5lueifeIbaitcr 2opnlitdt cntlnllen umo
oil oeren SteIle beinlgefebrte Sol
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bort b~eid)aitigte Yynsldnoer" emf
Iallen mcr0en ioucu.
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einem neubesriinOctcu @clddItSlotal
serltort.
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ld)en Sabrifmlage anfameny tratclt
ibnen Mapor @rap mo Wrigaoeec'
neral Getd)en, Der Gonmlanoierenoe
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fir sic Mrbeitgeber I'm 3eit boten.
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ter ser Mnlage, perlpra6, ale Mus.
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fir bic Soloaten Slab gu ifaifen.
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IeIlidoit orei Gage 3eit gegeben
meroen Ioll, ibre beanitauoeten gn-
oeItelltpn All entlniien.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-07

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