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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
PROTEST CONDITIONS.

WEIMAR, Nov. 15.-At the meeting
of the national assembly yesterday,
Herr Huitze put forward a motion
inviting the assembly to adopt reso-
luton containing declaration that
the Germa people would ever accept
peace of violence and protesting
against the exaggerated" conditions
Of the armistice as tending to duin
Germany. The resolution also pro-
tests against the denial Of self deter
mination to Alsace-Lorraine.
Philip Scheidemann, the chancellor
in the new German government, to-
day showed himself able to handle
conflicting demonstrations In the new
national assembly with no sign Of be-
ing intimidated by the widest oppo-
sition, or moved by the most severe
heckling. No speaker since the meet
ing of the national assembly was op-
ened has been SO outspoken- toward
his opponents. One of the incidents
of his speech was his reference to
Austrias desire to join Germany. He
said: I'VE desire no reluctant adher-
ents and by the same token nobody
wishing to join us should be prevent
ed" There was almost threat In
his warning: "The entente is able
to force any kind of peace on Ger
many, but if it is an unjust peace,
seventy million people in their hearts
will never forgive or forget"
Fehrenbach Elected.
Adolph Groeber, centrist, followed
the chancellor, as leader of the next
strongest party, and, like Herr
Scheidemann, emphasized work" as
the watchword of the new republic.
He protested against the slowness in
arranging for peace. the severity of
the armistice conditions, the French
desire for annexations, the British
demands and plans to put former EN-
peror William on trial as being "all
part of a scheme to humiliate Ger
many" He declared the league of
nations would contain seeds of new
wars unless constructed on priciples
of justice.
Kostantine Ferhenbach, SCentrist,
former president Of the German reich
stag, has been elected president OF
the German national assembly, accord
ing to a Reuters dispatch from Basel,
quoting Weimar advices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Hines Summoned to Appear
At Railroad Case Hearing
{By Associated Press)

BISMARCK, N. D., Feb. 15.-Direc-
tor General of Railroads Walker D..
Hines, is summoned, by an order of
the supreme court of North Dakota,
received today to appear Feb. % and
show cause why he should not desist
from collecting in this state, freight
rates more than IS percent and pass
enger rates one-half cent per mile, in
excess of schedules filed with the rail
way commission by the various rail-
roads operating In the state.
The petition filed by the attorney
general OF the state, declared the es-
tablishment Of increased freight and
passenger rates last June by Director
General McAdoo was an invasion Of
state sovereignty in that the federal
railroad administration ignored the
state laws requiring schedules to be
filed with, and approved by the state
railroad commission.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
(Rv Associated Press)

PARIS, Feb. 16.-Comment in rep
resentative French newspapers on the
constitution Of the league of nations
as presented at yesterdays plenary
session OF the peace conference re-
veals little enthusiasm over the shape
the project has taken. The Figaro
says:
''The commission. on the initiative
OF its illustrious chairman, President
Wilson, wisely decided not to ravish
tomorrow from the eternal, and con-
fined itself to making safe the pres
ent. The mystic society of nations
has, then, become league OF the five
great powers which beat Germany and
which. having conquered, mean to
consolidate both victory and peace. A
close alliance viii result between the
United States, England. France, Italy
and Japan"
The writer, Alfred Capus, editor Of
the Figaro, says in addition, that "the
future is opened to a better settle
ment, but that naturally is as yet
vague and nebulous."
The Journal, one of the most wide
ly circulated newspapers here, says:
while all are speaking of fraterni-
cation and eternal peace, the French
people cannot lose sight of reality and
reality in the vicinity of 70,O00,000
humiliated Germans shuddering under
merited punishment. 1t is half OF
Europe in chaos. When we see evok-
ed, amidst such prespectives, the Sc
ductive idea of disarmament, 1t Is our
duty to ask plainly where are the
guarantees and what is the force
which will shelter US from the reac-
tion of tragic surprises. To these
questions careful reading of the pro-
jected statutes of the society OF ma
tions and the eloquent speeches made
at the conference bring but one ans
wer: Moral force"
"Pertinax," in the Echo do Paris,
ends long article by saying:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Little Enthusiasm in French Press
Ouer Plans For League Of Nations

"We are forced to conclude that the
twenty-six articles bring us no secur-
ity. Until they are changed we can
sacrifice nothing OF our means OF de-
Tense to them"
The Socialist newspaper Humanite
Is even less pleased than the "Bour-
geois" papers. Deputy Marcel Cachon
writes in this publication:
"It is impossible to conceal the i'm
preston of disillusionment that first
examination of the long convention
makes on us. 1t is clear to the dull
est that we are far from President
Wilson's first proposals. We find In
the document neither the general spir-
1t of President Wilson's messages, nor
the necessary clear information as to
the composition of the society and the
role it is to play. The project can
not In any way command the support
Of democrats and peoples parties.
which placed such hopes in the idea OF
which Mr.. Wilson constituted himself
an eloquent defender"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
five BLOCKS LEFT
IN RUINS BY FIRE
HISTORIC MOMENT

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 15-A pile
of smoking ruins approximately five
city blocks long and 200 feet wide
today marked the path of the fire
which swept through Hutchinson
Island, in the Savannah river here
yesterday, causing damage estimated
in millions. The property destroyed
was the southern Fertilizer and Chem
ical plant and part of the Seaboard
Air Line terminal, as well as quanti-
ties Of cotton, rosin, turpentine. fer
tilizers and other merchandise await
ing transport to Europe. No accurate
estimate of the financial loss can be
made, it was said today, until after
a checking up. The damage was well
covered by insurance on all property
privately owned but it was said there
was no insurance on the wharves,
docks and railroad property which are
controlled by the government.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Labor Solution Waits
On Triple Alliance"
Meeting IN London
fHy Associated Pressl

LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Industrial
situation is marking time. pending the
meeting to be held on Tuesday Of the
consultative committee of the Laborite
triple alliance"-the Miners FEEDER
alton, the Railway Mems Union and
Transport Workers Federation.
At that meeting, It is understood.
there will be a discussion Of the Ques-
ton Of common action. The Miners
Federation is thus far the only union
that is committed to a definite course,
negotiations regarding demands of the
railway men and the transport work.
ers being still in progress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Stone DENIES
He VOTED FOR
SECRET BALLOT
Charge Made by Williams
Challenged in Formal State
ment by Purdue Head.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 15.-
President w. H. Stone of Purdue uni
versity today in meeting of the state
board of education, denied the truth
Of statements made about him by
Charles O. Williams, superintendent
of Wayne county schools Friday, and
published in Richmond and Indiana
polls papers.
Williams named Stone as one of the
men who had led the fight against
open balloting on the states selec-
ton Of school books by the state
board. The other two are President
Grose of Depauw and Superintendent
Hemlich of Fort Wayne. Hemlich al
SO took exception to Williams state.
ment.
1T is a matter Of record" said
Stone, turning toward Williams, that
I am in favor Of an open ballot on
school books for the state. l feel that
have been put in a false light over
the state by the widespread publ
cation of this article"
Heinrich also spoke denying the
truth of statements made about him.
Williams made no reply.
H. JaBrown, Lebanon superinten-
dent, spoke of the effort of the press
in this and other articles to create
discord in the actions of the board
He said that the feeling of the board
was one of great accord, but that the
statements of the press were liable
to cause dissention.
The board disapproved of the bill
now up before the legislature to sub
sidize private schools of the state as
normal training schools, but approx
ed three-year normal coudse in any
normal school, after which training
the teacher would be given a four.
or not.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Neutral Peace Societies
VIII Meet IN March
fBy Associated Pressl

BERNIE, Feb. 15.-The international
conference arranged by neutral peace
societies will meet here from March
of Swiss parliAmentArians and paci-
fists. It il undeFstood that DR.. VIII
helm Muelhon, former director Of the
st. Gall. Swiss national councillor, has
been chosen chairman OF the confer
ence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Crowder Asked to Aid in
Cuban Election Reforms
(By Associated Press)

HAVANA, Feb. 15.-General E. H.
Crowder, provost marshal general OF
the United States army. will be invited
by the Cuban government to come
to Cuba to assist in an advisory ca
pacity in the reformation of this coun-
try's election laws, it was announced
today by American Minister William
e. Gonzales.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Fourteen Yanks in
Russia Are Decorated

ARCHANGEL, Feb. 15.-Four OIL
GERS and ten non-commissioned officers
and men have been given British dec
orations for gallantry and efficiency
in action. Ten of the men are from
Michigan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Wilson Approves Plan
To Stabilize Prices

WASHINGTON, Feb. Approval L.
of the proposal to establish a govern
ment price adjustment board to sta
bilize conditions during the post war
period was cabled by President Will
son today to Secretary RedAeld to-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
1,1H,554 men
ARE DISCHARGED
{By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Army dis
charges in demobilization in the Unit
ed States had reached total yester-
day of 1,174,554 officers and men, and
the total number for rehabilitation
was 1901. 900. OF those discharged
1926 were officers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
FUND FOR HOUSING

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Feb. IS.
Horace and Thomas Dodge, Detroit
automobile manufacturers, have offer
ed to lend million dollars to Niles
for the building Of houses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Political Amnesty To
Be Granted Italians
(By Associated Press,

ROME, Feb. 15.-On the occasion of
the proclamation of the constitution
of the society of nations, King Victor
Emmanuel will sign liberal decree
of political amnesty, 1t is announced
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
THE WEATHER

For Indiana by the United States
Weather Bureau-Rain, local SHOWS
and colder tonight. Sunday fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

MaX1Oum ................... AZ
Minimum 80
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Today's Temperature.

NOOu 81
Yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
EFFECTS OF
HUN IDEALS
BEST SHOWN
IN LORRAINE
Metz, Half Strangled by Fifty
Years of German Occupa-
ton, Gives Evidence Of En-
emy Materialism.
SEE C0UNTRY'S AGONY
BY FRANK n. SIMONDS
Copyright, 1919. by the McClur
Newspaper Syndicate)

ARIS, February IL. 1919.-At
the moment when the Peace
Conference is dealing with
theories of world reconstruc.
ton. with the ushering in OF
a new world It has been my
fortune. through the courtesy
nf tho Erouch Oovorn m ont fc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-12

C o NJ P LETTING
the Victory Loan
statue, located at
Lehigh and Ger
mantown avenues
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Antrdae i'm Sunbesitnat.
92oibinoton. 9. 1Sitli


Senotor 9oogc BON 0taiiahus
ictts, Ser rcpllblifoniife ,Siihrcr i'm
@unoesienot, reifte nu Gienstng Ell
nen 9Intrag elm, 9r0iioent @ilIon 81
eriuden, nmenn e9 nift qeaen 0o@
StaatSintcreiic peritoBe". Dem Senot
cine Ibid)rift ocs nnaeblidlen Sc
heinl-Gertrag5 5u5l,itcIlcn, Ser per
Qmlgenen Sftober 8miid)en Dem Gcltt.
Id1en Reidle uno 2Sapan obgeifIoiicn
moroen iein ioa.
Senator Shremon, Ser, non H5li-
noi3 rcid)te eincn 9Introq Gin, IN Dem
ser Qrdiibent ouiQciorocrt miro, Dem
Sen1t mit5uthciIcn, mober CT (0cr
erdiiocuD oie @ciugniB babe. sic
Ger. Staoten fiir Die 9fotionen 2iGa
SIT oerpilihten.
Ser rehublifoniid1c 9lbqcorouete
Campbell bon &uuio5. @orlibcr ots
@eidldft8or0mtt9Snu9id)uiIe5 0ca
Reprdientunteuhouies, reid1tc om
N}itttpoh cine &orloge eilt, Die e&
Dem 0rGiioentcn ser Ger. Stontcn
perbietcn luiiroe. mdhrcno ieincr
2lnlts3cit nuBer Qonocs 5u agben oOcr
feline 2ImtsgeidditC an cinem on6cren
0rt ais Der 9nuptItoot Wolhington
3lt pcrieheu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11

qeforoerten griab5ablungen lcrlten
fonne.
Ger GrGiibent 6uBerte ferner Die
9lnii6t, ooB Gruppen Der 9lutirtet
in geltIhlono gehaIten meroen Ioil'
ten. bis 6ieies sic n1ilit0riid)en 8e'
0inqunQen oes 6rie0elt8 -9ertrogs ers
fit(t hat; er oeutete otL ooB IN
Ocutiflono nehrere Wiiaioncn ges
oiente Solooten ieien, fir 6ie genit-
oeno Wdnition 5ur @eriiigung Itebe.
Ser beutiden 9feqierllng lit cine
,SriIt bon einem bis 5u pier Monnten
oeIoi1en, olles &riegsmateriaI, oos
iiber 6en 9eoorf Ser ihm allt grlno
Ser 1Srieoens 9eoin91nqen oerblei-
benben fleinen 9lrnlee hinouSgebt,
obsuliefert, uno Der 8rdiioent lit Der
glniidt, ouB omerifaniide Srlppen
am Rhein bleiben IoIlten, bis oieIeS
0eaterial aboeliefert lit.
Der &ertroe nit Sranfreidl.
@ilIon erflGrte ocn @erihter'tot'
tern, ooB Der &ertrog nit 5Sranfretdl
oo3u beItintmt lei, iSronfreih 10 lan9c
AT beihiiben, biz 0ieier SonoerIhub
0urd, 6en bon ser 9tationen Sl9a
alien g}ationeu qetpQhrteShut unno-
thio aenad)t miro. 9os fran5oiiIfe
gSolf niiroe, mic Ser Hrdiioent Den
@in6rtf qetponnen hot, tief ms Ser3
uetroffen ncrben, ipenn Die yer.
Stoatcn 6ieien Sonoeroertroa niht
rotifisiren ioIlten Seincr gnIiht
nndl miir0e e8 niht ihmierig iein, et.
nen ioldlen Iqreiiip-Nft 9eutihlano,
melher 9(merifa8 Silfe fiir6ranfreid1
pcrtroqsnlGfig notbig rnaflcn milroe,
SIT oefinircn.
9e5iiqlid ocs @ie0ernl,fbnuS @1l.
ropos Ioltcn sic Ser. Stootcn mad,
9CnIidt g2iIions QroBn,iithig helfen,
ieoof1 nift Ourfl uumittelbare &eaie'
rltnQshiIic, ion6ern burf &reoitQe'
nGhrung ouf gciltnOer 8eidGitS-@o'
lis.
Ser @rltno. ipe8holb Serr Milion
sen ollaenleinen 5SrieoenSpertrag NM
ocn @ertroq nit iSranfreid getrcnnt
i'm GonQreB einreihen miro, liegt 90
rilt, 6ob cr biSher orrh Sic 9luSarbeia
t1lna Icincr gotihoft iiber SEN iSrie-
oenSpertrog nit GeutifIanb ni6t
Wh1i3e ochobt bat. cine ihnIidle @ot'
id)oft iiber sen Sonoerncrtro9 nit
| ,Sranfrcid) olt55uorbeiten.
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9nrdiiibrung Der ariegspro=
bibition.
gESoIlington, s. Sui

9os 2cd i'm Gomm Scr 8riegS-
prohibition, ourh neld)c5 234projcn.
tiqes 8ier in Elm ionit ntrodenes"
2ano trduielt, oiirfte balo 3ugeitopit
iein.
9d5 abaeor6netenhauS trnt heute
5uian1Inen lnoBrohlbItionsijlbrer be.
nilhen iih Inn ihleuuige Gurts
brinqunq pon @eieter, melhe on5
lluitisamt in 5tono ieben, 9cgen Die
Ierfdniey ron Njer bor3ugehcn. 0a$
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Elm 6erauihcnOcs @ctranf ais icoes
9etrdnf oefinirt miro. oas mebr als
y Nro3cnt 4lfoboI euthGGt. Ser re-
uu6lifauiid)c Gitbrer Monocu beiiir.
mortete cine getrennte QorloQe ilber
IurdlfiJhrlna Der Misrepresentation,
nm iie IN 0ieier @ofe 0urd1briu1cn
3u f0nnen. 3ie conbinirte. non Der
,Suitj5conmjiiion bcrldltete Gorlnge,
celde GorfehrurgeH iiber 1riegs3eit.
uu0 IeriaiIluq prohibition triiit,
f0nnte mad Aniift pom Wonoeu por
Dem I. 4uquit nidlt erleoiqt meroen
9oriitenoer QoIiteao BON Der S5uiti5.
rommiiiion perIougte gerotbung 0ie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
Nnflagen gesen Traiioent
WiliOn.
g}aihinQton, I. SIuIi

NN'h ftlAitS4Nl4F - NN+tAt'
@orlibcn0er Sraham pon Scr Son-
0crconutiiiion 0c@ &ullie9, neldc
2lualddcn oes2rieQ3anltcS unterilidlt,
crhob heltte 0ic @eIhuloiQunq, ooB
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9crtheioiQunQ Dor Dem Sricqe olllltcr
u0QiQer WfiBod)tlutg 0es @cittc5 or,
9al1iitrt lnn bicrourh cine @ebclm'
rcqierltnu ser &ereiiliQten Stauten
Qeichaffen babe gieic RCgjerung
babe 0ic &riegsgcIet9eblng cntrpor.
len, Sic pom Dem 2onoe git befol9cnoc
@oIitif porgeifriebeu uno 0a9n n8roB-
fapital" brfreinoct
Graham berIa5 Dor Ser Gonuriii.
lion Grotofoae oes Roths uebIt einent
9erif)t, in melhem ieiner @ebaltp.
tunQ nod ser Gntb iolf unioiIennc
Gcmalten iibernahm, I'M General
GoetbolS, ben friiheren 2citer Der
GinfaitfsobtbeiIltng i'm ariegsomt,
3lun @ioeritanoe unb Gabinett5nlit-
glieoer 5u GroteIten gegen ieine 8bd-
tiqfcit 5u peranlaIien. Ridlter @orn,
Der 8oriitenoe 6es Gireftoriltm5 Der
llnite0 Stote5 SteeI Corporation, bo.
be Dem Rath porqeporieu ouB er
in .oficner 0erlebltng Der @clebe"
ieine 8eid0fte fibre.
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1n isiner asetietait an ssn ee"sret erflart Scr
4,rSficent Sic 11atienen &iea ais
mnentbetrlist iiir's 0anss.
giou uei aut bic sdwicrseu, bic @ Der arbei Der Gun
tcrtn, in ben gSea teaten, bin Gr boft ant balbigt
ySieoeberdeluug Der SanOelsbeSeDaagen init Sentdano
Sns sonafrabfolmtu nit Trantred eiuer ipdteren Sot
ifoft nnr1shafl.

genalt. inoem er i'm nit beiipielloIer
ilno nnbe3u lnbeihrdnfteu Wahtbe-
fltgniiien befleioete.
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@robam iagte: ySinter geihIoie,
nen Ghiiren, @odlen lin0 iogor Wo.
note Dor Der &ricgserfI0runq, ent-
morien oieie 7 Mdnner foIt i1nlmt-
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GreB3eniur, entparfen einSpitem ser
9tnbrungsinittelcontroIle uno mdbIten
6erbert 6oooer ols 9ireftor."
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fiibrte 8robom ipeiter olls, onb oieie
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lie Die 8reiie fiirariegsuorrdthe ourd
intereiiirte 8orteien feItieben IieB
unb Der 9enoIferln oe5 2nuoeS I'M.
berehenbare, unnotbige 9IusIagen
nltferlegte.
gIIS @enerol @oethoIs in Glitter
Stunoe geruien muroe, benlerfte@ra.
ham. nm oos Grie9sanlt oon Dem
ofIentIihen Sa6el 5u erretten, habe er
0oS 9lntt 0e5 Observation-Disclosures
MIR unter ser 9eoingung iibernom.
men. BOP eff BEL @riiiIIung ie;ner
0fIiften freie @ano erhieIt. unQe-
binoert ourh oen Sfoth fir nattonuIe
&ertbeioiguna. ltniereSoIoaten, iuatt
Graham, itarben 0nnlal5 ans Wangcl
OIL onacmeiiener &Iei6una mn IN
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3iitoung. @oetbaI3 nohm ben Yiit-
qlieoern bes @eirnths iofort oi3 81
f1QniB. Ginf6uie' an5uoronen mo
Ereiie feit3uieten lin0 ner5ihtete baIo
auf oie Gienite Scr W|itgIisOcr oc&
@eiratbs.
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Gaming tcbrt helm.
0oIhinaton, 9. SiuIi.

Sioafs SefretGr 2aniing, Der nit
Sen iibrigen omeritaniiheu Frieocn$-
9enoIlm1d1tigten ieit Ge5enbcr in
Hnria mcilte, miro, mic I'M StnntS-
ocpartrment ongefiinoigt pnr6e, ON
iSreitoQ Die @eimreiic autretcn. 60
bIcibrn non Sen amerifnniiheu @e-
pollm0htiatclr 5uuohIt MIR nod Col
6ollie, 0enrn @hite uno General
&lib in 0ori8; ser ItcllpertrcteIloe
5tnnt5Icfretdr 0oIf lit ouiaeToroert
mor0cn, on 2nniin1@ StcIlc nod "a.
ris GIT aehcn, bat iih a6cr nod nitt
cntihlolIcn.
Ger 5tootSiefretdr fchrt 3urijt
nm o;e I'M 3uiommellhnnq nit Der
I1trdIiihrunq oea Tricoen5pcrtroaS
nothmcnojQe Grpeiterima icinC5 q.
purtcnleut3, IN 0cm oeridllcocuc ueuc
NbthciIunQcn 3u itlafien iu0, 3u lei
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
Scbt nuter StaatstOntrolle.

beitcn, tritt ser Stoat in cine
Qolitif Elm, mclhc 0nrmli 5iclt, iold}c
Qrauthejien. ioIouae iic in ilbcrtraa'
bnrcr Torm m1itrcren inter itrcnae
Iuilidlt un0 oncrtannte Nehnn0lunl
}u nehmen llno ionlit nnocre Dor Nm
ilcdrna 81 bemnhrcn Qieie &eItnn
mllnQcn hnben 0Iciclbe 4'lrflng mlc
Elm cjciet un0 bil0cn oic Gra1n3unl
oea uou Der 2cQislutur allcnomne.
ncn (acicbea iibcr oie itrenqe Con.
troAc Ser Scid1lchtofranfhelten lin.
fer nen 24eitimmnutlcu iln0 bic ioI-
lcuNcu iiir oa@ |ubIItum bcion0er3
miijeu@pcrth,
Ncr3te, mclhc pm jolden NranfcI
1cru'eH pcr0eu. milIi'u Tie inter Ell
ncr Serlenmumncr io'ort Scr }uiidn
Oiaeu 5fieuiltdIcu t3cilHobtlisbch0y0e
Imcl0en. Hamcuonaobc lit lltd}t crs
ior0crljdl. Nlc @eridlte uno l,nior-
motiouen 0itcr 2lrt ijuo Der Cc'fcut.
lid)teit niCht 3uudnaIid)
Gle gcr3tc miiiien ser itootIitcu
C6ciunohcitebch0roc ioiort }|adlrldlt
acbcn, ncun bon linen bcbun0ciig
Raticuicu nid1t innerbalb 8ehH (aact
nodl 0cn Gage 3urilffcbrcu meld]er
riir 0je n0dite NcbanolunB o0cr I'm
teriudlunq bcitlnutt mar.
Certljhe 3eiuuohcItsbcdntc nili
len Der itoatIidcn Bciunobcitsbch0r0c
mod1cntlih ole ihucu bcrihtctcil6alle
Don @eidIcd)tsfronfbciten mcIocnt
cbcnio nue Sale, olc ibnen ionlt SIT
Chrcu qefommcu iiu0.
y9cnu aui eincm SrunOinjf elm
,GNnll pon BeihIcht5fraufGcit gtiun.
Den miro. no oleie Nerion nidlt 8ch0.
ria iiolirt ODER contrOnjrt mcroeu
fam iuo meun iih Der Eatient mel
Qcrt In Elm S5oipitoI oocr 50noto.
RUM }lt aebeu ODER iif itrdilbt, Die
Nehan0luta Iort}uicten, bis Die
Nrautheit aus 0am 5tooim Scr 9lu.
itcduua hcroIt5 III, lit e2 lSilift oc6
c3ciun0heits6eomtcu, elm SdjIo nit
Der qIuiidriit aIcucrol Icieoic Ncre"
on}ubrinqcn
Is Miro 6o6urh alien Qcrio1en
eertaten, iolhe (5rluoitilde 81 bctre.
ten Nm 4ottcutrn iit icrncr ujdt
erlal5t. 0o5 @runoihld }u ocrIaiieh
mcnn er nid]t cine itriitIide Griaub.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
Selegrapbiihe Noti;eu.
@icruerfanf in Bolton.
W0iton. Wloii.. s. m

Nolton, Y(0ll, ;. lSllIl,
1Siinihunoert gSirthe in @oiton,
Maii.. meIhe am Montng lhre 2i3en-
sen erhoItcn hatteus meIdle Den Der
faui pnn @ier, 9lle tnO lcidlten wei.
nen geitttet, erofftieten am GienS.
tag pom neuem Die 8irtbitaiten gum
Ausihanf Don Bier nit 234 &ro5ent
9llfobol. &om Bureau Oea 0unoc5-
Oiitrift@onlpalts narcn lie geparnt
poroen, DoB elmer aus ihrer 0litte am
0ienstaa ooer Otittfpodl meqcnlleber-
tretllng oes &riegs QrobibItionsae-
iebe5 pcrbaftet iperoen miro; Die Rc-
gierlmg nil einen Seitial idafieu.