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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
The Simplicity Of
EMPIRE MILKING MACHINES

The calf is the model Of the Empire Mixer The soft rubber
lining Of the teacup takes the place Of the calls mouth
and tongue In hand milking you squeeze the milk but
the calf gently sucks it out-and does the Empire Mixer
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
DELTA AND SUNSHINE

Mrs. John Ahrens and Mr.. F.
Weidkamp had az their weekend
guests Miss Pryor and Miss Wilson
CT California, w--o have been conduct
ing evangelistic services in the Hof-
farm Hall for the past two weeks.
Dick Rutgers mas purchased new
tractor to do his farm work with.
Mr.. Wilkinson came up from Bel
bingham and spc..t the weekend with
his family and Rev and Mrs. Andrew
Johl con.
Miss Thelma Hclgath spent Sunday
with her aunt, Miss Alice Berger of
Sunrise.
Friends of A. H. w, mpler who
was seriously i'll in Bellingkam for
several weeks will be glad to know
he is now imp ov-1g wy nicely at
the home of his sen, H. o. Wampler.
The following who have been i'll
with the flu a.e much better: Mrs.
E. Markstron, Mr.. and Ms. w. Tel
genhoff and family; Charles Wander
Yacht; Mr.. H. Wander Yacht ST.;
Mrs. H. Wander Mey and children;
Mrs. P o. Berthueon: Mr.. and Mrs.
A Harlander al family; Erwin and
Vernon Weidkamp; Char'es Tyrall;
Mr.. Ole Larson and children; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Keller and family; Mrs.
E. Lash; Mrs. Clarabellc Dewey and
two children; NJ S. ]. F. Fro5erg and
son Henry; M. Albyn Christopher
son; Mrs. Wilkinson and children;
Mr. and Mrs. B. Wcidkamp; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wcidkamp and Mrs. C..
Ericsson, and Mss Mabel Ericsson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Pearson who rec
entity sold their farm have moved to
their new home in Bellirgham.
Mrss. Anna S'-ippy of Bel,ingham
spent the weekend at the home of
her father, Mr.. F. Weidkamp.
Mrs. ]. Ahre..s 1tertained num-
Der for friends Tuesday afternoon in
homo: of her birthday anniversary.
At the close of :. pleasant afternoon,
q dainty luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson of Vancouver,
B. c., visited It he E. Markstrom
home Saturday.
Delta School has been closed for
the past three weeks due to the abb
sence of the two teachers, Miss Hill
da Van Lieuw ard Miss Louise Jensen
who have been i'll with the influen-
"a.
Mrs. c. krohn was called last week
to the home of her mother, Mrs. G.
Rosenau, who became suddenly ILL.,
Hartwig Wes.lund is working for
Mr.. Bolen on the Earl Anderson farm.
Mr.. and Ms. Myroh Baldwin very
pleasantly entertained on Easter Sun
day for Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. r. Axling
and sons Clifton and Glenn, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. V. F. Randall. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
e. Baldwin. In che afternoon an
Easter egg hur. was enjoyed by old
and young.
The following were entertained on
Sunday at the Frank We:dkamp res
idence Mrs. Bruce Shippy of Bel
bingham and her two sons, Virgil and
Franklyn; Mr.. md Mrs. F. Lipps Of
Blaine and Mr.. Wheeler
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
Don 'tletl ynd emf all

Why haven't the other districts
got as much ginger as Glendale? Out
at Glendale, there is something 60
ing on every minute in every ring.
Friday night. a big celebration will
be given out there for the soldier
and sailor boys.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

FARMERS: The government will
loan you money at 52 per cent
through the Meridian National Farm
Loan Association. This money to be
used for clearing, erecting buildings.
or paying a mortgage that draws a
higher rate of interest.
D. W. BENDER, sec.-treas.
Lynden, Wn.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

WE SAVE YOU FIFTY CENTS on
your subscription to the Seattle
Star. Stars price. IS: our price
$3.50. Call The Tribune.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
Chr Eunnrt, 6tmlrt

Chr Eynhrn 6tmlrt
Bill Ehle returned to Lynden Sat-
urday from the Bellingham hospit-
al, minus one O. appendix.
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALL
Lynden looks like Q war veterans
home from the number Of citizens
who are racing along on one-cylind-
er crutches these days. Joe Shoop.
Gerrit Veleke, Frank Cruikshank,
Frank McAleer and Charles Packard
are using them now. Gasoline, tire,
and upkeep expense are comparat-
lively small, they declare.
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALL
The idea tina, some Lynden folks
have Of finishing the Job" on this
Victory Loan is to pull. the covers
up over their head and snore while
the rest Of the district is working.
Don 'tletl ynd emf aiI!-
A Lynden soldier just returned
from the front dropped into the Gin
let office today and told US that in
all the Argonne fighting. he hadn't
seen as much powder as some of the
girls were using right here in Lyn-
den.
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALT
Ferndale is gonna copy Lynden's
water filter system, devised by Prof.
Walter Pixley. Since it Was installed
the city water hasn't been the least
bit fuzzy.
-DOn 'tletl ynd emf ALT
Have you seen Hennery Feen-
houses new hcnnery? 1t is the lat
est model, and has sleeping accomod-
ations for one thousand.
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALT
NJ. H. O'Brien keeps on looking
for more work. He has bought twen-
ty more acres out at Northwood to
keep him busy.
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALL
The Firemen will hold a May Day
ball Saturday night at Hawley's Hall.
but it has not yet been announced
whether Everett Hawley or Walter
Hemingway will be Queen Of the May.
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALL
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

FOUND-Dodge and Ford side cur
tains. Call the Tribune. 4-24-tf-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
'tletl ynd emf ALL

The idea tina, some Lynden folks
have Of finishing the job" on this
Victory Loan is to pull. the covers
up over their head and snore while
the rest Of the dis rict is working.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

FOUND-TWO KEYS; at different
places in town. Call at Tribune.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

Bill Ehle returned to Lynden Sat.
urday from the Bellingham hospit.
al, minus one O. appendix.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
Don 'tletl ynd emf all!


Ferndale is gonna copy Lynden' g
water filter system. devised by Prof.
Walter Pixley. Since it Was installed
the city water hasn't been the least
bit fuzzy.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
Don 'tletl ynd emf ALL

The Firemen will hold May Day
ball Saturday night at Hawley's Hall.
but it has not yet been announced
whether Everett Hawley or Walter
Hemingway will be Queen of the May.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

NJ. H. O'Brien keeps on looking
for more work. He has bought TWEEN.
ty more acres out at Northwood to
keep him busy.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01

Have you seen Hennery Feen-
houses new hcnnery? 1t is the lat
est model, and has sleeping accomod-
ations for one thousand.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
POLICE CAPTURE
Queen Of REDS
Break Up Allied Plot For Anar.
chist Uprising" BY Arrest Of
Four Leaders In
Chicago.
BY United Press.

Chicago, May 13.-Four alleged anar-
chists, among them Maria Nardini.
known as Queen Of the Reds" were
under arrest and waiting orders from
Washington here today. The arrests
followed a nation wide hunt Of two
weeks.
Police said they found evidence of an
Independence day strike here as. a pro-
test against the falling Of Tom Mooney.
Along with Mrs. Nardlni were arrested
her husband. Pasquale, Adolph Fratesi
| and Joseph Frattife.
The four were released from the
! Wisconsin penitentiary two weeks ago.
They had been sentenced to Is years in
prison in connection with the bomb ex-
! plosion in Milwaukee in 1917, in which
| nine policemen and one woman were
killed. A supreme court decision, re-
versing the lower court decision, gave
them liberty.
A quantity Of anarchistic literature
and empty revolver cartridges were
found. Police say the fou had opened
| communications with a group Of reds
in Gary, Ind. and that plans were being
made for a general uprising"
"WobbIy" Mass Meeting.
"Organize. march OF and take what
! belongs to YOU" was the advice given
at a radical has meeting staged by
the national convention Of the I. w. w.
here last night.
yellow Worker" Roberta Brunei
pleaded for an organization to help
the unemployed and gain the freedom
Of imprisoned radicals.
Police Of Gary and Hammond, Ind.
put a quietus on demonstrations
planiled in those places on Sunday. A
mass meeting in Hammond was broken
up by a force of armed officers, while
three radicals were arrested in Cary
and the rest dispersed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
Do You Know?

!, While some Of rs are whining about the dlolorrous fatcs which
1oeaeI5u Y; whining about the awful fall down,'of our vast govern
mental enterprises; whining abut the terrific depletion of human life
~ capital. and the staggering taxes which will confront us world
witnout enc, etc while YOU hear this ding dong asss
L.. 70 iuu know that there has never been q time in the worlds
oss socdn wasn : there was 50 much genuine religion. expressed r lterms
= ! YOU know that in the expenditure Of about s2o,O 1000
y Y the last two years there has thus far been proved not one single
instance nnmnc OF deliberate colusive dishonesty in any branch Of the goy-
eminent nor IN army or navy, nor any colossal blunder OF adminNra-
i've or military or navy oficersf s
10 YOU know that Americas net increase in wealth since the
world war started is nearly three times what the war will cost usi
DO YOU know that we have approximately $100OOO00000 Of
foreign credit due us or which we wiil-cofeet aboua S5OOOO0y000 3
year INTEREST,"
Do YOU know that our national gold reserve is above $~2,OO0,OOO,
wv, almost four times that Of either Britain, France or Germany, and
about equal to the combined gold reserve of the six big nations Of the
worldf
Do YOU know that in the last eight months American exports
have doubled and that America now has ships, her very own, to carry
these exports to the seven seasf
Do YOU know that the influenza epidemic in six months took
more human lives in these United States than the war took in 10,
even counting those seriously woundedf N
Do YOU know that it is disgraceful, unpatriotic and wicked to
belyache and whine in these inspirational hours Of historyi
money and blood. The blood was precious and dear. The money
was cheap. We will recover it q hundredfold. We have in fact re-
covered it already in bigger trade and better prices.
Nevertheless, before the next Liberty loan is gathered--the last
loan, the victorytloan-.we will hear the voice Of the growler. His
will be a mufled voice, however. He will scarcely dare speak aloud
his rebellion. The blood of the BATTLEFIELD will rebuke him.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
Burleson National Liability.


Taking the record Of the last sig years, the Burleson appoint
ment, on the whole, has proved the most unfortunate that the Presi-
dent ever made-unfortunate for Mr.. Wilson himself, unfortunate for
his administration, unfortunate for the democratic party and unfor.
tunate for the country. Mr.. Bryan was a sorry misft as secretary Of
state, but Mr.. Bryans selection was inevitable, and in naming him
Mr.. Wilson followed the political traditions Of the country. More.
over, Mr.. Bryan's opportunities for mischief were narrowly circum
scribed, because Mr.. Wilson, in reality, was his own secretary of STATE
and decided all questions Of policy. There have been no such re
straints upon Mr.. Burleson. He has roamed at large, been allowed to
administer his office in his own amazing way, and the consequence
are appalling.
Instead Of being a link between the President and congress, he
has been a source of continuing contention. Disiked and distrusted
at the capitol, he has made the Presidents relations with congress
more difficult. AS a political adviser to the President he has been q
democratic tragedy. If there has been any instance in which Mr.
Wilson has not involved himself in trouble by taking counsel of AL
bert Sidney Burleson, we should like to know when it happened.
These are minor matters, however. It's with Mr.. Bureson as
postmaster general that the country is chiefly concerned, and as post
master general Mr.. Burleson is q national liability The postofice de-
partment was bad enough when he took hold; under his management
it has steadily deteriorated. The war gave the telegraph and tee.
phone service into his hands, and the blight of Burlesonism has now
fallen upon all the agencies Of communication. We doubt if there is
q single business, a single industry, a single activity, that is not a
victim of the Burleson system of administration.
Had the postmaster general set out deliberately to discredit gov
eminent ownership and operation of public utilities he could not have
been more successful in his undertaking.
But in the meantime the American people have to pay for all
this laundering Incompetence, and the longer that President Wilson
keeps Mr.. Burleson in office the more difficult he makes his own
President, disregarding that which is the conversational antagonism of
blind, unreasoning partisanship, is the direct product Of Burlesonism,
and Mr.. Wilson could render no greater service to himself than to
get rid of his postmaster general.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
SOUTH DAKOTA CLUB
WOMEN AT MADISON

Sioux Falls, S. D., May 13.-club
women from Sioux Falls and other sec
lions of this part of the state today
are journeying to Madison, where they
will attend the annual convention OF
the fourth distric off the South loa-
.kota Federation of Women's Clubs,
which will Tuesday and re-
main in session until Thursday. One
of the principal speakers will be Mrs.
Peter Oleson. who gained fame in
South Dakota during the campaign
last fall by making addresses under
the auspices Of women's franchise
leagues. On Thursday Miss Alice Lor-
raine DAILY. Of the Madison normal
school, will speak on h subject OF
Democracy and Education" On
Thursday the visiting club women will
be given an automobile rid to Lake
Madison. where they will be guests Ut
a supper.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

from the complicated apparatus called
"Aristotle's lantern" worn by the sea ur-
chins, up to the fan Of the lion. The
former. we are told. consists OF five pyra-
midal Jaws, each carrying a long lender
tooth of continuous growth, which moves
forward in the jaws as it wears away at
the point. The horseshoe crab wears his
teeth or his legs. at the first joints OF
which is a series of spines and sharp
points. The food is torn to bits Oh these
and worked into the mouth opening. The
Holsters teeth are to be found on his
fourth to ninth ap~pendages. Some Of
them are adapted. to seizing the food.
others to grinding It.. The exhibit also
reveals tn. little known fact that tho bee
tie and worm boast teeth as useful and
efficient as any.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
Fly Traps.
From the New York Sun.

1.tHs IIOIh SAC g .
The sugeon general of the army has
issued orders to all amp surgeons to
prepare for a vigorous campaign against
the danger of infection by flies during
the coming summer. Each camp will
be provided with suitable ''ammunItion,"
consisting of sticky paper. slappers and
traps Of several sizes. the largest ones
for stables and stations for refuse trans
fer, those OF medium size for kitchens
and mess rooms. and the smallest for
hospitals ard sleeping quarters. General
and specific. directions for fly fighting
are also to be distributed. The danger
to health from the common house fly Is
no joke at all, aa has been fully estab-
iished. To swat the fly is a clear duty
for everybody. as well as an unalloyed
pleasure. - ss4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
Right Under Our Own Moss.

From the illustrated News.

While the world is wrapped in a turmoil Of revolutions by blood
and fire, the most effective though silent one of the day has been
taking place in North Dakota, through the ballot, demonstrating be
yond question that, given the franchise and the will to use it, far
more can be accomplished through it than by force of arms. The
non-partisan league has so completely revolutionized the state Of
North Dakota, that it is headed in exactly the opposite direction than
it was headed in a few years ago, from top to bottom.
No blood was shed, no arms used, just silent little pieces Of paper
as bullets, but the slaughter of established privilege and vested rights
Of a few men over many, has been greater than in any battle Of arms.
When $1,000 intelligent men will leave their farms and work, stand
for hours in the blizzard and snow, to listen to plain talk along hon
est lines, quietly make up their own minds and then go to the polls
and put the matter through without strife, you have a vindication Of
democracy and the power Of the ballot in democracy, as against force
of arms, that needs no argument.
Right under our own noses, one OF the greatest revolutions OF
the day and age has been pulled off, but so silently and without blood
shed, we have not noticed it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
NAVY BALLOONS GET
GOOD START In RACE
Seven Entries In Free-For-M
Start From Akron, O~hio--One
Reports From Pennsylvania.

Akron. O., May IA message re.
ceiyed today from one OF the pilots en-
tered in the navy free balloon race
which started here late yesterday says
that the balloon is passing over Penn
sylvania-
The message was dropped near Ian,
caster. Pa, at z a. m. this morning from
the Chamber Of Commerce entry. It
read:
'The balloon Chamber of Commerce
passed over here at Z a. m. All going
fine. Expect to reach coast by noon
No word had been received from any
other of the seven entries.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
WANT 4 BACK.

New York.-Lieut. Heinrich Prinz.
German army officer who sent the
surrender of humanity" note to
Charles w. Whittlesey, commander Of
the lost battalion in the Argonne for-
est desires to return to this country
and meet his erstwhile opponent.
Lieutenant Prinz was for six years
the representative of a German tung-
stem company of Spokane. He wants to
return to the United States after peace
Is signed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
MODIFY REGULATIONS
ON MEXICAN BORDER
BY Associated press.

Washington, May 13.-To facilitate
intercourse between thq United States
and Mexico passport regulations have
been modified by the state department.
The notifications provide that resi-
dents OF either country may obtain per-
NIT cards; which will not only allow
the holder TO cross the border. but to
visit the interior Of the other country
in emergency cnsea-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
Another Top story.

From Stars and Stripes,
When the company was falling In In AL
phabctical order. the old top sergeant be-
came somewhat irritated at one private
who seemed to be wandering around
loose.
Hey. tksre. what's your manner"
Phillips"
well. get UP there With the ga wher.
YOU .beicIsk.s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
Worn Teeth.

From the Literary Digest.
The teeth of all kinds and sizes are
shown In a new exhibit recently installed
In the American Museum OF Natural His
tory in New York.
"A press bulletin from the museum sfgned
by George PinGar. chairman OF the pubic
,nrarn,ation committee. describes the odd
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
POWERS HALT ARMIES
MOVING ON BUDAPEST

Geneva, May 13.-The R%unanian ad-
vance toward Budapest a been halt
ed by orders from representatives OF
tn. American and English govern
nents. according to tho Runanian bu-
rear kt Berne.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

Subscriptions totalling $126. 600, GOO wefo
taken at = Victory loan mass mesting az
the Metropolitan opera house In New York
Thursday. estabishing . new record for
mount piedKed at o. Single meeting.
william II. Taft Was the princtpaI
weokAf.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
.eSLsis .7e@eH- %Ry4s1A fTc5Se 4a4sfssS ANLE@l
WHAU n CoLoRa
JUST LIKE HELGsuM,e?
4NEvERls SAY BELGlANS5
By United pres..

Paris, May 13.-Belgium has
issued an official protest 20 the
allies against the plan OF the
German republic to use Boil
gums national colors for Its
new flag.
The Germans wished to re-
place the present flag OF red.
white and black with the old
federation nag OF red, gold and
black. Gold is not practical for
q flag, SO yellow was substitute
ed. making 1t coincide with Bel
GUMS colors-red. yellow and
black.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
A VIENNA TO-DAY.
BY r z FERGUSON,
United Press staff Correspond

Vienna, May 13.-The Austrian peace
delegation will leave Vienna al $50
o'clock today on a special train. The
delegation is due to arrive at Paris on
Wednesday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
DRASTIC Terms
FOR LU6TRAns

s4rs..s 1ss
-OlU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..l aa:i.A--.n
dtIu MILITARY IVHeJ OtuSlleO.
------
6YERE0EE0GU9oN.
United pross staff corroanondanE
PART. Nav "a
-,
~ SsaS9 800 Sst'1.. ! s1.S1 - ~
luce the tormer qua 20 the
status OF > third class nation. Will pros
j vide its economic rehabilitation, n was
learned from san authoritative source
today. SIS sss 49,
The freatias thon0h. nnt wet covn.
oiatea ara .~rcntaa - :. - ~ rcs -.
sentat,ona ~ r,ssr Th. C~,,t.t.cdir.
featnra rat,,r.1i, sY,I,,sh. !. N.e,rs,tcr
Of mi. vv,Il osf,c,nlIv ~.
tahIiah s.. frasnandenc -
ana tha t-wns-r.r,,y,,sc ~ r~.scssrSS,c.
vakia ana I,,yn. c,n,,ul,,o -Nn ac,,h&
urilI ha aIIc,,sS - rarea;r raaara,nr ths
indanandencs ~ .,stri. Mt
onv ~. mi. .r.ctei.a a ~. ra-.r
traatv INT r.cs.sstv sor anrscv.l ~ ~
cn,,ncn ~ tnsS1..sva :. aat,on. - 49,
,nton u,th Csrrrerv MI, he n,cv,d.1
IN n nstr,a, !, 1870 -,
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.~n.
rss,, =. ,asNN ANA.se. 80
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$500 go =
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$50 :. w, - "
- .ru .-nA.,eal s.eass
n.. paie Asyisalia Will 30 y
nsAlI.,1. ~. . =
nesa.oiess OF .Io outcome OF ne
dispute Austria and Hungary Will %
sSeA aeSess 70 Ing sea. 1his WouN
pe ~ tne form 9. the rlght 70 use the
Aways anu uochs IN rune
--AA = = y su S.a.eu III Ing
80 aIe nem 11 ,Ns . llo..ier ~
80 w ues.s ~ - ssSie. 80.
baiaSts' ss'ssa.s %. ~ : s'iaeesto
nSeH's aAu ue.eieive passaseo'
~. M''eary r1M H
Aus, anu ARMIES
M oe leuueeu - .nsle poiiee io.ces.
Ines must pc main.aaned on a voiun-
80 uas.s, as coascIlpllon WI! pe apon,
=. .Nn, ny alelhery WIN
De iieluurns my ieuiain-
.us nNs siese suns suns y VIII 80
. Oh
'ne ru'hah'am ironrler.a "a
,h,aa Iii 80
: NJ -,
as ssaNAa ~nn
mon taast" u ~ Ser-
Ill, - -
hraa.,n r4hsS.sta ~
viii he sbanad hu ~ c.aana s,a ueu
uaoos,sm j, ~ ~ - -
in the proportion Of their interest ,eus In the the
ohIigations ,,bila +ha,, ,.,ano = aan. %
the empire :.
Renara+ion. sac+;o.
A permanent financial comm;ss;on
VIII no es+ohIishaa - hnnana ;.aa.s.,
ties az in the Cerm,n tra,tu nv
former = rts of +ha ann,ra Iii ~ -
o,,ired n maLa nm initi., ovma
within tho means of tbei, oo,e,nmants
he remaindar he;rg co,1an+aa 49, 49,
commission 49,
RESPONSIBILITIES.
The resnonsihiIities ~sectio, NIL, c.rru
the same provisions for a trial ~ thoso
p,,ilty of criminal ,cts &c +ha carr,an
treatv Thare will ha NJ nror,siona
however for trial IN noltticaI oh.r1as
thus assuring that FORMER m, neror
Karl will escane tho f.+a oe yw,Iha,m
uohan,oI,arn
N.y;o.+ion of tho D.nuh. nil, =,
s~,,nerintendad Inv a snec;,I cnnmis
20.
The military terms viii, he largely q
matter If tho allies Going on record es
to what their demands are as Austria
Hungary's defeat was so COMPLETE it is