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New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
A New Liberty Pole

Tha obstinate urnolders = ug,iress
nave been ceat . a.. o-.e- reasons ;or
fazing -he hideous Pos-os@sca Building
which de:aces C..y Hall Para Per
maps they VI. respond % a. appeal 70
patriotism.
Henry Collins Brown cores forward
with proposal. n JON: honor c: tie
Liberty Boys q 10 ans .: 1918. to tear
down tie u-z.gh..y ea:ace az 70 rear in
- place 2 monumental stat-. Il will be
recailed -ha: II cd Nen Eo-.. the Com
mon Lands" embraced VIA. : now
Cry Hall ParA. OF IS aspha..ed re-
naainder. The Liberty B9vs. dety1ng
ire British garrison. erected There ore Il
.heir po.es ard carced aoou. i. TIE
staE was removed. am i would - fitting
.o lift another where once i stood
10 ore can measure ire value q .ha
Barrnoldi statue IN rhe harbor 1. has
been q perpetual fountain q Inspiration.
Il has enlarged the spirit OF millions.
Some companion memorial Is needed
- carry on ne lessons q re Great War.
Where could ore 50 wei -:sa as OF TIE
site Of me liberty pole OF more than 80
years ago?
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
ever question our good faith if we speak

ever question our good faith if we speak
now"
The reservationist is a friend to old
fashioned American open diplomacy; he
believes that If you mean a thing it is
best to say it straight out: he has no
liking for slippery antiquities; verbal
sophistication does not appeal to him,
and ne is no adm:rer Of treaties which
are written as if Talleyrand held the
pen- So he IS not satisfied, to use
favorite Presidential phrase. with im-
plicit understandings; be would have
them explicit.
The reservations. smiles when he
sees effort 10 make it appear that he is
ar enemy Of peace and hostile to ar
rangements to minimize tie danger Of
war. This charge, whose circulation has
brought no honor TO those whose lips
have uttered it, seems too ridiculous TO
merit reply. And, moreover, ne has
confidence enough in his fellow citizens,
a confidence which IS happily :us-i-
led, 10 believe that they Will without
any Instruction perceive the inherent
Stiffness o. me accusation.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Birth Rate and War

TIE theory has been proposed repeat
ed: during the wal that there is al ex-
cess OF male over female births in var
tine. l. has been suggested By way Of
explanation that there : z com pensa tor
tendency n nature which works for sup
planting abnormal losses by al abnormal
reproductions; OF. as Won F.rc}ls. ,ae Ger
man biologist, PIT il. We are confronted
here with another pcoof of that .evel-
ling activity Of nature which directs n
addiriona! power supply 20 those parts
Of the organism which are most affected
b. extraneous disturbances"
This theory IS now assailei. at leas. so
FAY as Germany is concerned. by d scien-
t:st OF standing, Dr.. Roter- Bohle,
high Official OF the Prussian Bureau O:
Statistics. iLA does not deny .ne fac.
that there were during the wa- more
male than female babieS born; lie ra.ner
attempts 70 prove, and with apparent
success, that this condition IS cor re-
siricted to war time: that the number q
boys born always exceeds that Ct .he
girls. He quotes the father Of German
statistical science" Suessrilch, TO the
effect that the normal proportion Of
births OF Europe was little over los
boys for every 100 girls. 4 similar rate
could De established, SuAssn;lch as
serted, for the whole world, in the aver
age at least; local devia.iors from the
io0:l06 ratio are compensated for in
other places. The rule Of male birth ex-
cess holds good in the animal voglt. tee:
among cattle the proportion is .07 ~aies
10 100 females. among pigs lIl:tO0. and
among doves l05:l00. DR. BonIe TOW as
serts that in Germany this worldwide
proportion OF 100 20 100 has remained
almost unchanged IN tie course Of the
war. Ia 1914 il was LOG boys for 100
girls; in 1915, l06; in 1916. lot; in 1917.
l07. The excess Q: ore over tie normal
100:l06 ratio, noticeable in the years
i916-17, has nothing to do with the war,
Or. Bohle ssserts; such slight swinging
OF the rate Is quite normal, ard is usu-
aily compensated for IL successive years.
The available figures for 1918, tor in
stance, indicate return 20 los. re says
Or. Bohle is we'll aware that the excess
o. male births over female, notwIta-
standing the sex ratio among adults, is
usually in favor Of women. as, in pre-
war Germany. 1000 TO l,026. This is
due to the larger infant death rate
among T,oys. That the excess Of women
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

I 5. II .he pace ron ~aich ,ve entered
re service.
\. las. every necessary d@.zM IS con.-
I,e-ed- Now & -a= l2s. -n.-1,e. instead
c: starting for nou.e. we nave beer notified
. rspor: :o- further da-y and .eave bv ne
IS zT@.-=ole trzasro-..--.-- <o- Co5.e--
Germany The supply Company :. ms
.soaaen- i 5-sy WIZ ne -ss,. @: -5a.s.,.sr.~
.-~se six companies ot ~ g P.o.gsr J..
-aa--y WI ne us44. wln.e- CO.. .urs.er.. ssr
combat -a..s
We aave oesa tod u.so:.s-sal.y IN. .se vii
arrive E. Cob-enz ara s-4rr <or IDusr
s-esia- ! seems strange -ia.- or. .ne re~
day ~ sre relieved ot duty D. ne Frencb
we should oe sts1a-ed ot= tor further d.,-y :,
Europe. oe-slds c: Erz-ce Why should s9a
drafted men, .ong overseas. De asked % aA--
FORM -hA- which go enlisted volunteer rs-
cruits could do?
Ne, IS vel as or loved ones At home
an z1-e. would Ike % know he reason
why. 2. y .AP7.>
cor7orA.. CO. :. Il p.aaes- .n:an.rv
i ?. 0. -l2. 4 Fl
iz-sur-Tl.-e. France, aug. p. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
At Sycamore Hill

Fine was the impulse which prompted
General Pershing. se:zing the first hours
he could snatch fTcn public entertain
nezt, 10 journey TO Oyster Bay 20 pav
his respects to the rlero-y Of q beloved
friend.
Specials. in men. Colonel Roosevelt,
when President, had the vision to detect
in Captain Pe-shing capacity fo- great
service. He saw what this yo1rg officer
had done il far-of M,ndanao. and,
though ne knew the storm Ike would raise
By departing from the priority xuie-a
fetch of the army establsnnent-he he
had ttse courage to promote. He re-
warde6, ard hoped thereby he would
simulate others to deserve reward
The4future was net fo-eseen, but it
would 90 10 harm, he argued. % have
capable Hen ii the v;gor Of young mar
hood high on the army list So in GER
tzin very true sense Co,onel Roosevelt
Sent General 9'ers.,sag to France
And n another sense ne dead Pres;-
dc1t was responsible for what Persaing
and rs fellows did. AS tine flows CT i
: seen r.cre and more clearly ina. tte
var. 50 ta- as i relates 70 Americas par
t!r;pat:o7. was Poozeveit:aa war. He
=. only inspired o1- people 70 parcep-
ton - tie great duty aid c2 them. bu-
ne educated -he President. who said he
I'd rot know what IRE war was about,
NO perce.Ting what i was about. So
General Persai-g was RE captain q
waa- NAY be well called Roosevelt
crusade
Fer tae liberation Q: Cuba, probably
more tran any other man, Colonel
Roosevelt was responsible. For such
part as We bore n protecting civilization
ne more than any other man IS entitled
&c honor. Here vas an ideal:st who was
a.so rea.;st. Il ne had beer spared We
might TOT now be compelled 20 endure
discourse sorely trying 20 the spirit.
Things thai are obscure would be plain,
for scattered voices would be harmo-
nized
One can imagine ire words that were
c,ose 20 .he tongue Of me distinguished
soldier as re ssooc aclorg ne memorials
o. simple ana greet l:ta. Trey may re
assumed 70 have been not distant from
t.e sentence: "Rcoseve,t. an here, re-
turned frorl where you sen- ne"
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Duty in Europe
the Edaor q The Tribune.


CIR: I desire 70 present .hs case Ct
y body q New Iorz ~@a. mostly drafted
VINO we-r VIC ss-v.ce stripes. zad -ra-y
O. whom we-- -are@
Tasze me- form z.x companies F5s-c.,1.r-
.er2, s~pa.v. :. :. / aa8 Il. o. ne q
Plonser Infantry u Aa~e never Deen
accused 9: sa.-.las our da-y although =
has ottsr been unpleasant 1-c rsonoroao4s
We are 10. dong guz-d duty a. TIE 2aiae
b-.6genead; we are r.. guarding German
prisoners; we are TO. confined IN detention
segregation camp. We are 81 stationed
(: Is-Sur-Tiile. France
We have heen spirited alorg from one day
70 another and iroza one month 70 another
b. vague announcements "a. we would soon
s-.l 20 home. Each tine We hare aee. css-
appointed We have beer expecting : bosy
a French soldiers % 4--.re ard relieve - @:
duty To-day he French arrived a.a arr
taking over he dUsy Tre nave reas1 perform.
ing For seFeral cays -ve have 5een uxecsr
ing 20 leave to- Bres- a-d Gods country
"e have turned N our surplus clothing and
equipment We have stood me final fed
inspection before leaving for B-ez-. We
have even sworn 10 and signed ID for mile
age from the demnbilizasion point in the
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Now Ten Points

Despite not altogether fortunate ex-
perlence with fourteen points. President
wilson ventures to make out another list
Of ten points, presented as his treaty
platform.
inese ten commandments, phrased in
general and vague language, in part ex
press cncoa-radicted things and in part
refer TO matters which are Gisputab,e.
But throughout they seem little peril
nens 10 the covenant or relevant TO the
debate now n progress One hunts the
covenant IN vain 70 discover that !. Sc
cures or much promotes the Presidents
catalogue Of desirables On the con-
t-ars. as TO some items there is fat con-
tradiction, and one cannot support the
covenant and the Presidents latest
formula at the same time.
Item No calls for the destruction Of
auIocraric powers as an ins.rurnen. Of
international control and says TIA. only
seF-governing nations are 70 be ad-
nli.ted % TIE league. The mind rever.s
% fissss, TO Panama. to Cuba. 10 Gua.e-
naa. al admitted to league member
snip. bat scarcely completely self-gov-
errirg. Then there are S.an, and India
will it te claimed these are selt-gov-
erningo
Another item is disarmament One
-ooks vainlE for anything in tie cove
ran. requiring disarmament. Instead, !,
coa-emplases lie perpe,ua.ion Of over
~ -
Secretary q War IS now asking for an
American Standing army Of $4,000 10
meet expected league obligations.
So II goes through the whole schedule
II 50 ta- as there IS \ implied ATTEMPT
- summarize. it would seem .ha. ire
President has mixed his papers and is
e2.toznizing a document which is not tie
covenant.
Why rot Try the experiment c: de-
scrib3ng Ire covenant as il is. 1t creates
at international debating society where
world troubles can be aired; i al agree.
: can recommend action which !. is no-
necessary 10 recommend, for no ore Will
- 4 opposition. As such !. seems
worth while 70 create the rew machine.
1or ! : conceivable that delegates ma
a times argue themselves mo urar:r.-
i1y, whereas. keeping apart. they might
disagree. Bu-- practically the whole 0:
ne affirmative provisions 0: the cove
nam could De put n one paragraph
namely, that every SIX months reDre-
sen-atives O. the nations are 70 meet %
consider the worlds affairs.
Unfortunately, n cae desire = appear
= 10 something more. the covenant is
c-1-cered up with various sarc.;o-.ess
articles whose language is varous,v in
-srpre-ed and which imply .ha. this
country is TO give up its liberty of ac- :
ten To -ea. league Of power doubt
ass america would surrender much. but
even TO seen: 70 place authority i. an
advisory league is another matter.
Hence -aa demand, IN the ;-.-e-ss: Q;
honesty and open diplomacy, erat We in
terpre- II advance r-e covenants o5i.er
DE-.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
In,p0rf Servants
the Editor a The Tribune.

70 the Editor a TIE Tribune
On The Tribune e4zggerz.az .he d.:s
= Gully q ge...nx servants There are
t-ea:v c: gooa families II which soot
cook O. hoasewo.aer : -ece.v.r. So r.o-.h
and Doing ,as washing q We a her other
worA. 4 yo- ssn.i Z reporter % re hz.t-
dozen e7..1.o3--s.e-: agents wao 4-e pa:rou-
ized by ne u-:-a rlea . "ao.. +: IS { ma
ter O Indifference no~ Jar prices go up
you aesr. o. course. : different s.o-y
B-- even so : more than one ousa-
20 De obliged % psy 3 domestic. wao. as
you- 0ss.rirg correspondent has pointed
or. Is put % TO more expense :o- her
fcod. lodging. warning, and much @: her
Clothing, than before re var !: the
ANXIOUS housewife woeid present more
unyie.ding front. and would 10. .asss. upoa
h>y.ns new Tad re F..a1-e s1e needs one
no r.-.-er ua2. ,ae cos-. -h.ags would be
better
B.. ~ NOS effective remedy. q course
10 to--oW sill sane co--espou3s-.. 4 :.
4. : . * TIL. unrestricted ....-r.srz..or
:or working wc-e-. Whatever may b a.
e-ded II regard % labo.e-z II genera. E.
1ooe .as ,os- many millions Q: he- ro--g
and bodied zen; MS nothing less than
u1.h.asing c-ue.:y 20 prevens Ire women
who are no. TON beng supported by them
from a1d.lg comfortable homes ard usetu.
wo-2 IN us COUNTY,. And educated Amer
car women have 700 much :mpor.aa. work
20 CO. ROW TIA. ,hey have q: hear. .he
welfare c. -heir country as much as raea.
20 De Wiling q submit 70 more :han rne
indispensable cares o. ind.vi9ua, hsass.eep-
ing. This, n :ac:, = z question q which
'he wozr2n vote. ought 70 nave something
deaH..e o say. CLF
Paddings.one I'm, Conn, ssv.. 5. lsle.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Intensive Production

II 81 -1ese @ae.e-sas. -. Eo-5aa p-o-
cea-e-. - employees l7e r-o-s.nc - -zo
ss-t-s . we've noo~s eeca .raz-er.-.
-ns-e = - 9..7-ss-g - 8. -g-z~a =
7r7 rs:n- a7--s OF ~ 4-.1--- c. r-o---.lc-.. =.
= 1a- - So - 5e-a C-sz- r3-.-s.-
a-l .1e C1--e4 S-z-ss ~. .1sG themselves
-aae- w-i-a ve-r severe co-s 3e-l-le- .-sz.
Germany n ,Ae ct-sr--c1. Industries = yes-s
= co-.e. ~ Germans nave y -nzsr ta.o-
geners.- standard & -z.-.y hI<1 e<aca-san.
= o1- countries we aave cors soe-zo.s
--a.ae- = exceedingly a-----zs.: r,e@. t.:
- A47e @-so vas orlty c sub-,ao.- -. :
= regards bon sdacz-so1 znd intelligence.
Moreover. K Continued, ~ uo..cr g
- government. during 80 ~ zzG s.zee
.he zrn-s-.ca : . aerance s--1css-.- SIS
. industry . cor, pens2.e e. .ae:- lac.. p:
rar --z,=-i--s-.-.e g-esaa. g-e4. WEAKNESS
= ne Il-r--- c--z--s--- ---s- --e.- s.sralal
productive ca2ze.-v : resumed !. -
present -..rc -ne.- se.-.e1 7-05ec- : =
-.lan -SAc-u-e ne e--le.es wsareo. o.es-
countries a-e naos- = need and 7-e-s7-
-1e ,lg-es- - E-o.- ca Il .sa..-se
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

Proponents Of the League End powerful
argument. to- their contentious in the
strike Of the Boston police; AID League op-
ponea.s say It eniy go4s 70 show what VIII
happen If we rave tne League Of Nations.
And there, as Pa. Moran said 20 John Nc
Grsw, you are.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

over men after the war viii be consider
ably ahead Of the norma! in the bel
hgerent European countries is self-evi-
dent. and DR.. Bohle agrees with most Of
his colleagues in regarding this after
war shortage in males as one Of the
gravess problems of the new Germany.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Senate. Berah's an:i-Lezgue speeches are

Senate. Berah's an.i-League speeches are
heard with great enthusiasm; and the
Presidents League speeches are heard
WIN great enth usiasm- As rule, at ,eaz.
81 Per cen. Of an audience agrees with me
speaker; it agrees IL advance CT MS us-
.srsnces. And, as anybody knows Who has
as-eaded theatrical opening, ; PEI cert
OF an audience can call forth at encore OF
even cause the shy anemone OF al author
70 make a speech-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Books
By Haywood Broun

kk"ElSK II .te Xxx II re- vri...
A,exz-csr Tosl.coe-, ~rho :
e5v.ssaz sSfe. na6 aeer notb;..
nacre adventurous taa1 rsT-ewer of plar
prodreed along Broad~zT s~s ~rc. b7 u.
simple process 81 holding y Ess hand az
rc--:ag RS arm se55ee z-sr 7z-ztvusoss
germs, CREW "a = .urreI cz.. -sserz.s
sea. :. Ire var
The things ~aich 5ts- Tea e.. o5servs
as war correspondent = --1s s-zrs -.
S--.pss' are Sc co=- = r4s -sx oo,x s.ra.
Command IS Fo-war1~ C----T :. ssss-
to - tns- the oock u e-e1y .ae -.
rotaole productions Il -ne ar. 70. e,,~
5ecs1se s{r Y oo-lc1--fz c--ye----s..es us,.
unusual, b1- oscz-s= r. -T=- - p -hs..
opportunities Nos- q o. - 3.oss -.
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.cge-hs- Or vo.---es = "a -iz.4- c-5-i,;..
IT v-icn --e sr-z-eyv r 20, Is sezl. w;ts
irpar-ial.v ~ ss~e-e7
s@-~ee-- WIZ. q .sl.z- 80 -s;.5..
roo1- Eie =. czr-s-@c = z1--sznce -
-ne a--o- r - ~ - r. ear s,.
gss.z ~ - cs-s-c- wss 90 se-.ex :,
z.dszp-.---ag -e-zras = -,sz-ssrs. .n,s,.
rcreac ~ z-c arz = = ~. sben-
5--s- e @e.v--s- ~ 30 lever. II
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a7c-- a-zs SrT1srz ccss - rseo,s
~az- Ge-erz. pe-z-sz- - g n no,
vn1- = SO = Genera 7=rz--- "a
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ssz-. II rs ~----e- auc-- - - I'D no.
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l--Er==s.or ~ - 20. g ~ao.y In
7s-se-.z- 4-1ezgz 3. Is .s--s--a1 csissv
ET--- - a-s---s- - = ~ some
--.z--- e - ? -s---c--'s c-z-zc-s- come.
O.: = 80 ---.---g -1ra = la== -----s--alsy
: = 1---zrs 5-z-- 80 - rrae of
c-a-z 5 -s--.11s5 = IS - ssrsa .ines
= - Tc--zz = -zsas = IS ss~s-. And
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zc----.-y :. - -aE - a7az = -zssa5ls
-ecz1ss = < :. - oz-=- 80 "a.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
TIE YOUNG DAYBUTANT
Z! CIR CrnS DAISY AsE7oso
Chap l
QA:.. : R<x1rkai's Ca;id

GA!.: EsYE-s1t.e CE.@G
Elizabeth Nabiseo was pre.-y girl wha
had wo-n ne- hair up to- years Sze had
crow ari S.u-z and Ter ova T.enca
mad ana sae rad been 70 al elygan: board
.as school.
Mater sae sad ore morning whenever
- : gong 70 cane on o. some day when
yo-- Old enough snapped her -~o-ae- who
usea la~rye: and 5ousa- mos: c: aer
aal-
"s.l pou:ed Elizabeth pu-s.ng h5- Prey
rou.n jeanette IS or and shes &c. nrca
o.der :La- -. Or bother jeanette za ID
Mrs.. Na5.sco shes mere grown up ,a2a ya1
Bu. ,aa. Il gh: when Elizabeth aad be.
.uc.ed n 81. sheets beneath eyede-down
q-i..s :o- i vas wir-er arg heas..y cold
N ne- Cd rose zad worry hoocwar Ms Ea-
a.sco spoke L aar husband breaker about
;hs coming o.. And Ae-e va VI, ,eaye
them -. our rex: chapter
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

Theodore RooSevel.'s Letters 70 Bis
Children >cs-5as-' " = .-v.swed Oh
re Tribune 5-oA na~e .e-unss-or. ]: IS sn
enormously interesting haeA, hs1aase
SLOWS Coione- 2oosers.. -. ,,ese rsorisn's
~nsn IL ~@S &c. "a, szaS e ..r...ae .oF the
p-0--o- = -e-ls wA@; * -no--. -s9-. fO'''
BAL. a1a s.oeiss s~6 s-a~ .sv saa Aelns
President - aa1 as=, w-s-.ze E. Aer1a
= $50; = e=.oy ee.9z Press nd
Ike &c % ne wosa &n6 ssve ny rsna o.
re lever-" Moreover. - tooA IS .liuy
rr41ec VIII sas sketches wh n 3ocss'sS
drew fe- his children
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
xDnEa or rHx ASSOCIATED PRES.

~ Assacr.s~1 Prcss sx-sxs.ssy ea.-rt - tse se
~ fvsza e- ~ A. 6ssaress --~tssRd 70 = :.
sss szssrv7ss S-~t->c AZ ASa i,s ssc7s
,ers = ss77.ks><sas o<.S11 pas4s1-5 sx-eez
A. --sA-s q -<,-e3-z14-- & a.. shH Eac-e< ssr<a
G- .ss<-zt1
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Napoleon Said

TO the Editor O. The Tribune
SIR: Unhappy NJ be Ike state xhss
leader has ar osseSs.oa y s.>sse5z.
DANIEL NoREAI RAR2ENGEa
New YORK, Sap :. la.a
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
A FABLE

Once upon & tire there vas man
wao vas reduced 10 ! single penny. As
he did rot chew gum. there was nothing
il the ~o-ld he could purchase with il.
He had about gwen up hope when ore
DAY ~ grea. good fortune he ne, man
Hs.so was IT i p-et:oa,ren. Ike his o~n.
he possessed bur single penny Be
tween ,hcr-. .hey bought news paper ant
-ead thar r.!lzdy Chat vas wha. she was
called could purchase Sc. Q: winter
;urs :or oaiy s595oo. Congratu,a,ing
czotl other that they rad NET and been
able to learn this good news, they died
happy. c g. ..
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Nine Thousand Men Fin pIoyed

5eg-r s.rce - ar--- .s-.es. ua..- VI. -
.-to-ceo concrete, rs -ae.cry rs -ow pc
-1ee- ..eaa 80 $3.50 ac..v@.y =, -,9.o-sd.
Hhsa completed = NJ nave Storage
eapac.-y .: s59033 .e-s @: zrn-ror IT. -saoy
70 d .1-.sa .rta @r.1-.os..u1. zal:s a-I Z
dai-y caDac-.y = -r99 1orz & amount ST
e.en., vi-n pcs. @a5 gaesp spna.es = g.ve
81 ab2lda1ee . fertilizers -o- e German
agricultural purposes
~I1ls building : or,y ore . seven ro,T
il course 9: eoas-r1er.o-,. ard = oae z-o--
ase shed i eq-zl Il erez 70 ..= vho.e q
$. Parc-zs a@i.nay Station : .ew months
ago .ae size was - ordinary marsh. u.
.o-day -he building contains sue. al in--.-
cate P.ece % p.1ur IS nzTe aeve- 5e-o-e
sean II a. t. experience. Up = - pres
en- aoou- @l5.a10 hzs 6ear expended uro1
u Ths machinery i automatic -.a-oasao,,-,
re PAM : practically duplicated J.. every
par; -here axe :o-r -rac.s 1=.~ee~ eecA So
. buildings. "a eacl b-..d.1g contains
overhead automatic co-fsg- g---ces. waile
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Moreover. -n=-e : 10 - s-5gr.-es, -rzce
{: aay o6gv q ammonia. vh.ch proves :aA.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Drawing the Crowds
fFror IL TnLtn RI

fFrov. 7he 7otto B.1dsl
MIS- Wilson Is accompanying tie P-ssiden.
on his tour and viii add TO the ass.actiyensss
Of the group pictures.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

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'-ess-s a. d@Se-a- Z: 49,, ,z's 5shtsrs;
Hans eoN6v. 5-.rs- Dszy Colonel Wis
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Challense to the French


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New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Disp cling a Doubt

fFr9e' The Aansas cs.y yoa~nag
Apparently there is TO doubt that Japan
IS July civilized nation. The country is
oserran with industrial disturbances and
labor strikes
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
The Coming 7ower
suA STUFF a. Champs Are Made On

Such STUFF Is Champs Are Made On
When Big Jess wore the leure! wreath,
The secret Of his manly power
Was BJNK'S NUXVOMICATED TIN
"A heaping teaspoon every hour.
BIT when Jack Dempsey snatched the crown
Tne dope tAai made him 1t 70 win
And made a champion of nam
Vas BUNK'S NUXYOMICATED TIN.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Shades

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"aas hAs beoosae a he osa-sashicrs
e.~zen ~ne Cox pride Z beng 7eo, -
homes
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

Senator Norris. vno says .ha: the Pres-
de-: spent money II Paris Ike : drunken
sailor, is consistently parsiror:o1s v:.A lis
s,mi.es. Like dr1rsen sailor IS ,na
-es: bromidic OF comparisons: IS -se dis
c.oses vertal poverty zat .zz;.ess or re
part Of tie user