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Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
GERMAN SOLDIERS COMING

The German soldiers say that many
of them are coming to the United
States as soon as peace is settled and
they can leave their own country. We
hope not. This country has many
Germans and many more deseendents
Of Germans who are good Americans
and good people. But the present
generation Of Germans In Germany is
an unfit person to come among us.
The KULTUR of the German Empire
wo do not want. Il is as bad an idea
as the Bolshevilki, or to use q word
we can better understand anarchy.
Kultur must be allowed to die where
it was born. We believe that right
makes might, but German Empire
Kultur teaches that might makes
right. That is the idea of the high
wayman, the robber and the Bolshe-
Wiki. Let the German soldier stay at
home and learn the first principles Of
civilization, and forget his deceit and
his kultur, and when he becomes pos
sessed Of the ideas Of Baron Steuben,
Carl Schurtz and hosts Of other speln-
did Germans Of q former age, then
his descendants can come and well
come. But the brutal beasts in hu-I
man form who tortured innocent wo-l
men and children, manned prisoners
of war and even crucifed them we
must not allow them to export their
kultur to our shores. We did not ad-'
nit their ship load of Christmas toys
last fall and we must not allow their
poisonous ideas to come peacefully
into our country. Let no man who
cheered the kaiser ever set foot on q
decent country like ours. The man
who rejoiced at the sinking Of the
Lusitania, and the women too, stay
where they learned such barbarous
ideas; we cannot and will not allow
them to settle in any field where "Old
Glory" floats. The German soldier
might have been q brave man, so Is
a grizzly bear a brave animal. Let
the brave German soldier stay on the
Rhine till he learns to respect him
self and his near neighbors. We might
add more, much more, but we say to
our friends who may feel differently:
Stop, look and listen; there is danger
for Germans seeking freedom in Am
erica, especially for men who showed
so much brutal desire to destroy free
dom as did the soldiers of the kaiser.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
INCREASE GARDENING

J. E. Payne, of the agricultural de-
partment of the Katy and Frisco rail-
ways, was here Monday from Parsons
investigating conditions in Baxter and
community relative to an increase in
gardening, particularly truck garden
ing, poultry raising and dairying. He
was q visitor at the Chamber Of Com
merce, making inquiries as to the Gus
tom of Baxter Springs people to have
home gardens and poultry yards. He
is in a position to assist Baxter in Sc
curing both a big dairy and a cream
cry and will return in the near future
to take up the matter again.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Miss Perkins class entertained Mr..
Fishers class Of the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening at 7:S0. The
evening was spent in playing games
and refreshments were served to the
following: IsObel Hibbs, Freida Thol-
born, Thelma Calls, Maurine Barnes,
Pean Richardson, Florence Keefover,
Mildred Crays, Bessie Fish, Elvera
Hardy, Betty Nelson, Mary Sarchet,
Glenn Martin, Hugh Campbell, Leon
ard Hodgkins, Victor Allen, John VIII
Calls an dJohn Fish.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
AEEER'. THE ROAD
. a|GHIs To 4P|CHER
After Right-Of.Way for Con-
crete Road 10 'Picher and
0klahOhia Mining Sec.
ton Is Local C. of C.

President A. L. Harvey Of the
Chamber Of Commerce todAy named
the tCnimittGe 6f three TO cooperate
with q like committee from the Tri-
State Mines Safety & Sanitation as
sOciatiOn to secure the right-Of-way
between Baxter and 'Picher for the
concrete road. The three are W. 8.
MHrdOEk; e, G. PolSter and e. H.
Schloeman. All Of these agreed in
advance -Of appointment 10 give the
necessary time % this work.
The Baxter Springs Chamber Of
Commerce has fully and completely
endorsed The concrete road PROPOSE
tiOn. There IL no alternative. II the
road is built, and every indication is
that it will be built, then Baxter wants
the road md viii use every effort to
get II. The committee Of three bus
mess men named Is an excellent one
for the work.
Delegates to Stste Meet
At the request Of ]. Frank Smith,
general manager Of the Kansas state
good road association, the Chamber Of
Commerce has named ten delegates to
attend the State good road conference
at Topeka, next Tuesday, at which
time Governor Henry Allen will give
in detail the story Of good roads In
France. He Travelled over q road
built by the original Hun, Attila,
which Is still kept in good condition.
Because Of the continental adding of
stone in road repairing, some Of the
French roads are now II feet thick.
At the Topeka conference will be
discussed, and no doubt endorsed, q
proposed amendment to the state con-
stitution that will permit the state TO
build n complete system Of hard roads
The amendment win be voted on in
1920 and the work will start in 1921.
The delegates, named from Baxter
are G. E. Rucker, Claire YOuse, w. S.
Murdoch, E. G. Polster, E. H. SchlOe-
man, W. w. Wyatt, ]. w. Barnes, o.
N. Lynch, Robert Glasgow and F. s.
Hall.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

7. Toveall, an employee Of the Cha
mute Smelter Co., was greatly sur
prised and that is about all, when q
rock about the size Of your fist, that
is, II your fist is about the sife Of
mine, after falling through the azOne
for q distance Of 10 feet struck him on
the dome. II he cares to demonstrate
to US that he is not lucky to among
those present, we will buy q ring side
seat.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
WE BUY
OLD FALSE TEETH

We pay up to $500 per set (brOken
or nCs also ,oi,ygls highest !, prices S4,,1S for
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, SILVER
and PLATINUM send NOW BY par
eel post and receive CASH by return
mail, your goods returned If price is
unsatisfactory.
MAXER,S TOOTH SPECIALITY
Dept x 2007 s 5th St.Philadelphia, Pa.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
BRIDGE OVER SMILE

A socilitation has reached the
Chamber of Commerce from ]. w.
Bartholomew and others of Peoria and
neighborhood for Baxter's support in
getting a bridge over Smile creek,
southeast Of this city. Mr.. Bartholo-
NEW says Baxter loses q considerable
trade from the Peoria neighborhood
which would come here if the Smile
bridge were built.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tslls How To Open Clogged Nos
fFils and End Head Colds.

You ferl fine in . few moments. Your
ala IN head or cataTrh will be gone.
Y S::.S sssfd e VSs1 VS.1r S.sd S VIII 4R clear s and
Won can breathe freely. No more dull
neSs, hsadache; no hawking, snuining'
mucous discharges or dryness; no strug'
cling for breath at night .
Ten SUur druggist you want . small
bottIg Of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply .
Iirtle Of this fragrant, antissptic cream
m vour nostFfls, let Il penetrate through
svsyv alT passage Of the head; SOoths
suj - ths swollen, inaamed mucous
U,--.hT1na. and relief comes instantly.
Tt n iust what every cold and cataETh
ruHssr nssdA Don't stay Seunea'aP
and missrabla
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Ths readers Of this paper win b
pleasod 20. learn that there u At least
one dreaded disease that science las
been able 20 cure In all its stages ana
that y catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
innuencod by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
css eSru tSs RoOd ON tSs sIs Hne
faces Of the 9ystem thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, giving the
patient strength By building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature IN doing Its
york. The propTietorS have % much
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that q fails
70 cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address r., J. CHENEY q CO., TOLEDO,
Ohio. Sold By ali Druggists. &c.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mrs. H. C. Hetrick, of Wichita, is
visiting in this city the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. ]. T. Chapman Of East
Twelfth street.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
pr. Boswell was called away in c

DR.. Boswell was called away in con-
sultation with DR.. BroOkshire, Of Jop-
lin, in the case of Marion Hought, Of
Prosperity, Mo. Mr.. Hought, an en-
ployee of the U. S. Smelter Co., was
injured on January 18th. At the time
it was thought an arm fracture and
chest bruise covered his case. It now
develops he was injured internally and
his condition is very serious.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Grubaugh and daugh-
ter Fay mOtored to SarcOvia Sunday
and visite dfriends.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Russell Barnes and Miss Lois Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Jim Barnes were Joplin
visitors Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

If you are sad and discouraged come
and hear "A Cure for the Blues" by
the Scotch Australian. Library hall
tomorrow at 8 p. m.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Burris and child
rem were visitors Sunday at Rest-a-
While Lodge.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31
Quisk Cure for Group

watch for the frs. symptoms,
hoarseness and give Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at once. II II prompt
and effeetual.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiles motored
to Webb City Sunday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Starkweather.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Miss Marie Covey left Sunday
night for st. Louis and Chicago where
she will buy her spring stock Of mil
linery.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

A Cure for the Blues, Library hall
Tuesday 8 p. m. Come and get cheer
ed up for life's battles.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Salkner and
family were the dinner guests at the
home of w. C. Hibbs Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. James Page and
children visited friends in Joplin
Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Apple Of
Kansas City arrived in this city Friday
evening for a week end visit with re-
Iatives.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-31

Mrs. Kelley Carmichela is on the
sick list.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19

gSnlbiugtpu, ,. 6. - Die 9un.
oesbeboroen munen 9eneiie in
0dnoen baben, 0aB Oie rs. u. b.
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Die
lem 2au0e oiien iiir oen Stur3 Der
9fegierlIng ser 2er. Stnoteu unO
@rrihtung eiuer 8oIihepifil91egie.
rltngsiorm agitIren.
Die gropa8auOa ioa itd auf ale
3beile 0es 2anoes eritreden m0 nit.
telit 3eitidriiten 3eitungen unO
9anpbleten geiiibrt perOen. Der
@rltnoton ser 2lgitation iii @eruih.
tuug oaer 9eiiBrehte un0 Die lleber.
nobme auer Snouitrie1 ourh ra0i.
cale Gr9aniiotionen. Qieie 3eitidrii.
ten uno 3eihtngen ioaen in oieIen
Sprahen eriheincn lmo lid, pie es
beiBt, aui etma 500 an 3abl belau.
fen.
Senator 8oinoerter pom Staotc
Waihington, bat i'm 9um0cSienat
cine ReioIution lnterbreitet, in mel
der @euerolonmalt 9olmer oufge-
foroert miro, oent 5enot mit3utbei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
Koblcmitrcif im Sitbt.

GbilaOelpbia, ga. - Die Gonie.
renj Der 28eiufoblengruben. BETTER
uno -9ergleute, pelhe in Ebilaoels
pbin 3uiantmengetreten mar, nm Die
Boroeruug Der 2eute bejii9lid elmer
60procentigen 2obnerbobung iuo Ell.
ner gerfiirjung Der 2trbeitsitunOen
an erortern, lit reiuItatlo5 Derlauien
rn6 Bot iih enogiiltjg Dertagt, 0n
feine @inigimg 3it er5ieIen mar
6ouS nidt unnor1ergaiebene @r.
eigniiie eintreten uno cine Shlid.
tltng ser Diiieren8en 6oh nod gu.
Ttan0c fonlmt. miro Scr pon oen
8ergleutcn oui oen i Nopcm6er an.
beraumte 5treif an beiogtem Gage
beginner mie Die 6iibrer Der Union
erfIdren. Die 8rubenbeiieer boben
erfIart, 6oB iie feine Der 6or0erlm'
qen beniaigen f0nnen.
Bon oieIem Streif piiroen mebr
aIs 100000 @rubenarbeiter inRenn.
iplpuniu, Cbio, S5n6iano uuo S5Gi,
nois bctroiien merbcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
3rauriae Statiitif.

8aibingtou, =. s. - 3reibtertel
Der 56ulttnoer in 6cn 8er Stooten
babeu Geiecte, pelde i4gen BET ib-
rem ipdteren Jorttommcn 5iu0erli6
iein founen, beridtet oo5 Siu6er'
ocs Qlrbeitsoepartements IN
g8aIbington. 0oriiber Dr 6bomo8
n. g9oo0S ocroiicutltdtc ioIgenoe
StotiItjfcn 4cn 6cn p 100000
SduIfinoern i'm 2onoe babeu 200,'
600 qeiItige 1cfcctc 100000 ba6en
orgonii6c Ie6lcr; 100000 5aben
ODER bottcn Iu6erclloic; 100000
ba6en itIecfto 2lu3cn 100000
iin0 untcrerndbrt 3000000 Big .
100000 ho6cn ocifmoGene o0er
franfe Irijien lm6 6bnIide 0eiccte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
@Vc9lOuO ~SOf~?

9srOOiOence, &. 5. = 0as BRO
bioence S5ournaI~ per0ffentIidte am
l. 0tontag 6oIgenoes:
qRrdiioent QiIion Ieioet an elmer
iebr gefabrIihen @ebirnbIlnung, Der
5lpei Ieidte @ebirnidldge porars9e-
gangen maren, Ser erite IN 8ueblo,
rdbren0 ieiner &eOetour, uno Der
6ueite am gtorgen 0e@ /. October,
rad ieiner 9fiidfebr nob @aibing-
ton
uGa lit cine t6eilmciie 2dbnunQ
cingetreteu, un0 oie @e1iruldiion lit
rernrt, 0aB @err @iIion mebrere-
r,lle poriibcrgchen0 Ooa Spradper-
mogcn ctubijBte, bod iiuo oieie 9ln-
iiae, wic 0oa .,SouuaI" aus 6ober
9iegiernng5queQe erfo6ren bat, in
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
11atienaliTirmna brifi'
Ieteer Kctlenber9s
ruerfe ocfcrScrf.

gOnouu. Cine BON Dem britt
iden @cnerfidaiteu.GonareB inter
itiiste Ior0eruug Ser @rubenorbei
ter, Die aoblen}ehen in Gnglauo 81
notionaliiireu 1T 0em brltiihen
Qrcmier QIon6 George unter6reitet
por0en
Ga Der Gremier filr3 Dor ser Qers
fauna Ocs 8arlaments erflGrt bot,
0aB ct 0en Mebr5eits5erid1t Der
aohlcncommiiiion, peId7cr tiir3ere
9(rbeitsitun0en, bohCre 2obue cine
Reiorm i'm gonjen Sgitem uu6 eDen.
tueae Rotionoliiirura Der @er8Der'
fe borgeitlla1en batte, uidt nunch-
men neroe, nit Sem 3uacitdnoniB,
0oB Die 9iegierurg ejue acmeiu
idlaftlihe GoHtroGe Der ,uouitrie
plane, if es lqitt m5qlif. ooB Sic
.Qaae iiir bic 1ation Elm nod 6eoroh,
lidleras 2lus 5eher 0Bnuntt als
m8hren0 Scr leeteH @ohen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
3c6n 8criorcu fpuroen o,t56.

3c6u Bcriorou ruroen 9ct6o.
tef un0 rs dl6erc oerleet ais elm
llnbefonntar in Den %ei6mfuQ Der
Cpier 0es araml @reals IN 4}o8tot
cine gombe ihieRoerte
Qartb. D}orriiicu BON qfoou.
inQton. 81. mo ieiue 3 5obHe ian
4lter BON II, 9 6e5u S So6rciL
lpirocn aet0ot1, ais iar 2lnio 5ei
@i6iou stir BON ainem 3ulc 3ctroi
zen tu0 ,ertriinmcr ur0a ! E66
ter 1c1eu Hdl eeiudriifa ~ eluc
bIBte 1llBcgoeu Elm 2Il1e clr
Sine Periou mur0e get5olet
un6 20 an6erc mur6ea rerlsGt nc6-
rerr lc6ensq qcf1Arljf ais ci1 Boiia'
aicrul 81 Bnloner Cfla iniol9e
cines Sdicuen6rld5 cnt5lciitc mo
1ertriimmert puroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19

2(uto6anoiten ii6eriielen om
hcGen 1aae in 4hiIaocIpbia eiuen
95uUeiorlo0en fno r0ubtcu Tiamou.
ten m6 llbren i'm Ncribe 0on St5,-
900
6iini @eriorcn famen in gui.
foIo, an. in 0en 6laumeu nm Die
0a5 Nobnhal5 Uon 9oB 2lam ger
ii6rtgH. Aaen icIbit uur0e 6ei Ret
tuuqsUerfteH it3.Uer oerJrannt
Q2it Der 5dleiit1 Ser II al.
fen sorts uon p}niB 0Ie aea Abciu
be5digtaa it, o.m Frie5cr aer;ro1
qenoB, cc1 SEN Tcut'hea inter 9lui-
iidt Ger iraH3oiiidlcu 0eiatun8sar.
NEE begonnen mor0ene
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19

cen lctten oret 5agen meniger bau-
fig gepeien.
IS miro be6ouptet, .0oB feline
9}oqIihfeit bcitehc, ooB S5err @ilion
inlItaroc icin ncr0e, Die 61nctioucu
i1incs 9lu1te9 au83uijben, meOer in
lunlittcI5arer, nod in feruer 3u.
funit.
aGeaierung56eaute, mclhe Sic
l6otIad]en fcnncn, erfl1rten ocm
..1SournaI" dm Sonnto9 ooB oic
1roge Der 2lu5ii6ung ser omtliden
Hlmctioncn oes 8r1ii6enten entpe-
6cr ourd) @iceprdiioent 0arIhoQ
p6er in elmer onoeren @eiie BON
hofiter 9rinqlidfeit 9enoroen iei.
Gin 8erift, Der gerpilien groBen
@onf- II. 8eih1it9intereIien in Rem
Sort in BEN lebtcn 5ogen suging,
Iautet oo6in, SAB Ser chcmoIiQe
Ghnson1tSiecret6r @iuiam g. W1c-
1900 0ie RegierunQ$poIitif non ocm
fisher rom Grolioentcn gebiuiQten
Stanopltnct aus lcitet uno beauiiif),
tigt.
8raBiOn iflueigt i'd nns.
8aIbinatOn, ,. s. - ,Sn 8eiBen
Saus muroe 9e0nuern iiber ste Sc
riihte ausgeiprohen, Ser 3uitono
0es Grdiioenten lei 0erart, 0aB er
ieinen Amtspflihten ridt nodfom-
men fonnte, faus nidtiQe 2lngeIe-
genbeiten porliegen ioQten.
Or. 8rapion, ser 2eibnrjt 0es
9rGii0enten, crfIdrte, 0oB er uno sic
onSeren Berionen, peIte oie 8flege
0es 0r1iioenten iiberuommen ha6en,
lad ME Dor es nit 0en bulletins Be.
Uen6en laiien uno ie0e meitere Gr6r.
tcrung oerneiqern per0en. Ser Bra.
iioent, fiigtc cr biuju, iei bottom,
men tIar BEL Gcritano un0 in Ser
Gage, iih Elm llrtbeiI ij6er irqen6eire
17roqe su 6iIoen. 0ie inn uoraeie1t
ner6en piiroe; es nogc ser IaQ cin.
treten, iaqte or, no er ieinc ,3uItin.
iuung 9eben mag. ooB Ser Fr1ii0ent
grecutipfltnctionen pornebmen oarf.
Or gnb bic 9eriiderina, 0aB Dem
&ubiicrnl niht8 porenthaIten Uer-
zen mir0. ioQte 0as 9eiiHoen oes
g5rdFoenten cine fritiidle @en6un1
uebmen or lies onrdjbIiter, oaB Die
arobte SorgiaIt oarauf perpeuoet
cer6su miiiic, Sen 3otienten nor ej.
tcm 9fiidfaa III iditsen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
1uSllsin ibrc SebuIOeft mit
ans tbcilen.

Raris. Die frans0iiidle
Observation-Disclosures bat cine
9iciulntiOn angeHOmmen, nadl
lueldICr &erbanolungen 5lpiihen
Den &lliirten eingeleitet wer'
ben iOlen, nm Den an Dem
ariege betbeiligtcu Gombattans
ten tire llnfOiten III eriebeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
tOC bIcibt Ha ,,2tmcrieo
FirIf''?

gSnibingtDn, :. s. - 8ei einer
obcrnaIigen Gr6rterlIug Ser 3uder.
&ndppbeit, erflQrt9 Senator Smoos
(&ep) non llotb, i'm 8uu0esienat,
ibm iel mitgetbeilt Uoroeu, 0oB ole
eelammte 3uderernte Samaii's pom
iapoilIitcu SSntereiieu aufgetauft
wor0eu lei mtO 0abcr fiir ben omeri-
cunIldeu 0tartt niht IN 9etrodlt
fonlmcn t0uue. Senator Sberman
(Rep) pou (Suinoi5 erfl1rte, oaB
100000 Bfun0 ,3uder, Ser ur.
ipriiugIid pom Der Regieruna fir Die
armee augeihuiit murOe, iebt i'm
Au@lano ucrfuuit per0eu ion, unO
Senator 8omercne Gent uou Ohio
UerlaS Elm Shreibeu 0e5 Sugar
gQudIi5otiou 8oar0", iu meldlem
geiogt miro, oaB ouf @runo eines
2lbfonmen8 nit auS(dn0iihen Re.
sieruHsen cubauiider 3uder rah
ben Ser. Stonteu gebra6t un6 nad
erioIater 4aifiniruna mieoer ms
glusldno geihift mer0en miro.
@nrum Sbemcrung herrIdji.
@aIbirgton, :. 6. ~ Ger Inter.
ot@ihtB oeS 2(6georOnetentauies fiir
&rie9san5goben. bat qegeu arieas-
iecretar 9afer 0eu 8orluuri erhoben.
OoB or iiir 0o5 2luOouern Der Gbeue.
ritng in 0ieicm &uuoe iniofern Der.
ontportltd ici oIS er beoeitenOe
Q}enqen 2ebcn$nlitteI inn }luSlono
DerihIeuOerte.
Nm 16. 9lpriI 0ieieS Sohrc$ bate
9afer. 10 bcbauptet ser 9tu3iduB.
ongeoronet. DaB 8rieg5materioI,
2ebeu@uitteI, Sdube, 9touturen
uip, inn g8ertb Don iibcr $1,000.
100000 in Guropd ,5t irqenscinem
@rei5~ lo5Qcibloaen mer0e. Die Sol.
ge iei gelpeien oaB ioldeS Bacterial,
fir meIdeS Ole 9iegierlmg Der Der.
Stooten un9eidbr 81 ,426,00O.000
6ejabIt botte, iiir sic runoe Sunlme
pom $400,000,000 on Trunfretb
perfouit mlrOe, oIio ill meniqer ais
einem 0ritteI 0es Goitenpreiies.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19

Cine game fumiIie iano ibreu
(oO, ais Elm StraBeu6oanUogeu Bel
TouneusoiaP, 9. Elm 9luto trni uno
3ertrilmuerte, in Dem ii6 2 s.
Cres feline Irou un0 feline 2 ainOer
6eianoen 2lue moren AM ser Steae
to0t.
Cine ltcberifmemnun3 I'M
St1ate Gbiapa. Ierico. hat (0uicn-
oe bcimot1Ias scmadt coo 3duier
imiroen serlsSrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
OcFtcrreicb Gin rcpmbgi'
caniics,cr Stootcnb1tnS.

gSlen. gNie Der 0ItcrrelflIhe
aan}ler Gcuner bcfonnt1ub, bat iidl
Bic Goalitiousportei ijber Oie nelte
&eriaiiitng Seiterreic6'5 gecinigt
0ic oeuti6en Gbeile pon @eit,
llngnrn Die Ceiterreid i'm 8ertrogc
non ct. 8crmain 3ugeiproheu iuo,
oeben ridt nie uripriiuqIicb beo5-
iidti9t, 3u Steiermnrf iou0ern mer.
Ocn einen ieIbititdnoigeu Stoat BIZ,
Oen. Die neue 9unoesrepublif
Ceiterreid)'$ miro iomit ans odt
Stanten beitcben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19

len, paruu oas S5ulti3oeportement
nod feine Sdritte getbon bat, 0ie
oHen ocn Sturj ser &cgierlm9 be-
fiirlportcnOen 2Igitntoren 5ur9leden-
ldaft i'll 5ieben.
SD bin iiber3eugt~ erfldrte ser
Senator, voaB Die itetig ii6 mebren-
De 3abl Ser Streif5 aui Ser abiift
ole Regleritng SIT itiir3cu, baiirt.
GOmplOtt nufgcOcdt.
Chicago. WiIit0rbcb0roen uno
gunoesbedmten, oie nit 4ufipiiruna
Der 9loOicaIen 6cauftragt maren, 6ie
m &erbinoimg nit 0em 5tablitreis
cine repoIltiondre Eropagon0o be-
trieber bnben befonntgcgeben 0aB
in @arp, &Snb., Elm annrhiitiIhes
GohpIott sur 3eritorllnq Der ge-
r0untten 2rmeeloger uno on0eren
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nufgeoedt
lDoroen lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
Sranercieb isacbt SrieSct
NIT OeutIebtGnS.

garis. - Der Sriegs5aItano
5iUiiden SentidIano IL. Ssranf-
reid lit beenOet nno Der Seln-
geruhgs5nitanb nno alleariegs-
einidrdufnngen in 6rnufreifl
iino anfgeboben iuuroen ourdl
5luei GrlaIc oeS graiSenten,
Die Surdj @erDffentlifJung i'm
nmtliden Sonrnal in Strait
fraten.
Soueit fyranfreidl in Se-
tradlt fommt iIt Der Srieg am
Montag 5n GnSe gefOmmen.
@rOfbritnnnicn's 9latificirnng.
9Onbun. - SOnig @eOrg uOn
Gnglamo hat am 10. bis. Die
Gatificirnng oes SSrieSensper.
trays init 9entiGlnnS nUlleros
enSsiiltig OUlIsOaen nnS Die be-
treffenoe llrfnnOe mnrOc iOfOrt
nadl Earis nbgeinnSt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
5ihedliidlcr @anboLismns.

@ien. lihehiidle 5oI0aten
hoben 0ns beriibnlte 1enfmaI aai-
Ter 6ran} 3oiepb's ,. aui oemSta0t,
plaB in 9riinn, 6auptitaot Uon
120brerL jett 3ur Citeho.SIonofei
9eboreno, nieoergeriiieu mo ocmoe
Iirt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
HeOOlutiOn?

8nn0eS6ebDrOen mUlla GOmplOtt
Der HaOitalen aufgeiyart baben.
rs. u. u" nno SOlideiuifi
planen Sturs Der Gegisrung, miro
I'M Sunoesienat bebanptct. -
6eueralanualt iOa Sepeiie in
6anOCn baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
True translation filed with the psstmAsIsr At
Milwaukee, Get. Is. 1919, as required by
the act OF october 6. 1917.
2littericancr icncn Octtts
poticIsstrnppcn FtcHcn.

Inris. - Nm Sic anlericaniiheu
8ertreter auf Der 6rieoeusconierenS
lit pom Sberratb Ser 9laiirten oie
9lnfrage geiteut mor0en, Oh Sic Ser
Staaten geocnfeu, ibre Quote bon
Sruppcn sur 9eieBuug pou SdIe.
fen. StlcsDig, 0temel uu0 pieueitt
aud 9an5i9 su IteQen, mdbren0 Oort
Die gtnmobnerihaft iiber ibrcu ju.
fiinftigen Statu5 obltimnlt.
Ien 6rie0ensuertrnq gemdB mill
ZEN 3ruppen ser 9tGiirteu Oortbiu
abgei6idt ruerOen, iobolo Ser 5Srie.
bensnertrag in aroft getretcn lit.
nm oie gbitimnrng 81 ijbermahcn.
9Srdi. @ilion ioa, pjc Die britt.
Tden lm0 fran30iiiaen 2ipIonloten
erfl1reu, beriproden boben, Dob
americoniide 5ruppen eiuen Ebeil
0ieier 3iiroe iibernehmen Der0en
Dir eritsn Srnppeu idlOn a6acidIO-
ben.
8nihin9tDn, 2. 6. - 9o8 erIte
CONTINGENT ser omericnniiheu regu.
lGreu Eruppen, nelhe Der 9ciaB
ungsormee ir ShIeiien nngehoren
ucr0cn. bat am 3omcrstog 6ieSfeiie
6orthin auqctreteu. Die Sruppen
mer0eu Dem 9cicbl @Iorihan 6oh'S
ulteritebCn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19
9lnFItanS amf Sicilien.
2tact, SronFreicb trcceen?

Paris. Der aontpf gcgen oen
aICobol miro cine ser @auptfraaen
bel ben beuorItebenben @abIen in
l5ronfreih bil0en. 3ohIrei6e @eiit.
Iihe ioroern abiolute lluteroriidung
oes aIcoboIs, uo ityon ieBt iino oie
0toueru IN 3oris un6 oen groBeren
8roUinjitaOten nit rieiigen 8Iacaten
6eflebt ntf 6euen Der 4ro6ibition
oas Wort gereoet miro. 2luf iin0
hunOerttalicn6e pou 6Iugidriitcn in
6otel5 un6 oil Gin5eGperioneu per
taeIlt mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-19

- 357 Gerionen iin0 BEL Sem
iiin8iten tropiihen Grcan 3u Corpus
GhrJIti, 8or, ilnlQefonmcn nie 6ie
Jest Uorliegeuoen amtli6en 9eridjtc
beidgen
Das ehemoIige oitarr..unaari.
ide 2inienidiii y5ran3 9Soiep6", 0os
ben Sugo- Slaueu 31rgeiprohen NOR.
ben mar un0 cine 2ooun9 02unition
fir Sic iuaoIawiidq grmee an
9oro bate, iit in einen Crcan ge-
iuufeu
Bier &Crnneu uur6en actootet
unO cine finite le6enSaef1hrljf uer-
lest, aIs IN 1arion Elm 9a5n;us i5r
9Iuto uieoerrannte.