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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Paris Awaiting President Wilson's
Decision as to Lifting Russian
Blockade Decision to be Final

PARIS July 19-(By United Press president Wilson's
reply the American peace delegation inquiry regarding the
lighting the Russian blockade awaited with the greatest
interest here today The French favor embargo but Pres
dent Wilson's decision will be final because unity of action is
desired.
decided today that the remainder of the Austrian
treaty will be presented Monday The Ausrans will be given
ten days accept The allied reparao nand Rhensh COM
mission forwarding note to the Germans assuring the
people occupied regions will retain their full religious edu-
cational, political and economic freedom.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
General Pershing and Yanks Lead
Big Peace Parade In Lond on

LONDON July 19.-(By United ress.)-Great Britain
resounded with cheer upon cheer today 10000 allied troops
representing twelve nations passed in brilliant parade In COM
memoration of peace. The city gaily decorated
Thirtyfve hundred Americans under General Pershing
led the parade with General Hag at the head Of the British
troop The picturesque Indian troops could not parade be-
cause of the influenza epidemic King George reviewed the
soldiers.
The days festivities eliminated at o'clock tonight with
fireworks display in Hyde park.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Kenyon De6es
The Old Guard
By L. C. MARTIN

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, July 18,-"The
Old Guards power is broken
This declaration was made yester-
day by progressive republican sena-
tors, who were twitted by standpat-
ters, after the progressives had voted
for Penrose and Warren, old guard
standbys, for chairmanships of i'm
portant senate committees. Stand
patters construed that vote as an old
guard victory, but
"Progressives have not and will not
accept the old guards leadership on
matters of national policy where the
welfare of the great mass of the peo-
pie is concerned" said Senator Ken
yon, of Iowa. 1t was Kenyon who,
in a recent senate speech declared
that if republicans lose the 1920 cleo
tions, they can blame ''standpat re-
publican leadership in congress
Progressives beat Warren in their
first setto, over the appropriation for
the federal employment service. With
the help of democrats, progressiveS
forced Warren to put back a $4OO,OOC
appropriation which ne had cut tc
100000 in a IDEAL" with house
members. They also won their hgh'
to save the tariff commission from
being destroyed by Warren's appro
priations committee. and prevented
the crippling of the federal trade
commission by reduction of its ap
preparation.
The republican progressives nov
have perfected a working arrange
ment whereby they will get demo
cratic support in their war on thu
Smoot-- --Penrose--W -Warren--Lodge ole
guard, on progressive measures. The!
also intend to see that no tariff o.
tax legislation prepared by the stand
pat leaders is passed, they declared
until it has been made to conform
to progressive ideas.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Shoots Girl
And Kills Self

HOPEWELL, VA, July 19,-Jack
Foreman, of New York, who for
wear has been living in Hopewen. this
morning shot and seriously w~unded
Ruby Bernett, with whom he was in
love. and sent a bullet through his
own brain, dying instantly. Tie girl
will likely recover, Jealousy was the
motive.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Dutch Will Hand
Over Ex-Kaiser

PARIS, July 19.-The Nordeutsche
Allegemeine Zeitung of Berlin, the
mouthpiece of the government under
the imperial regime, declares it has
information that Holland will consent
to the extradition of former Emperor
William, according to a Berlin dis
patch to Paris newspapers. The for
NAL handing over of the former en-
peror to the Allies, it adds, will take
place at The Hague.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
pERSHLvG AND YANKS LEAD BIG PEACE PARADE IN LONDON


NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July 19.-(By United Press)-
Headed by twenty-five destroyers the Pacific fleet the
first powerful battle this country assembled to guard
coast commanded by Admiral Hugh Rodman sailed
majescaly from Hampton Roads at $3.50 this morning 1t
twice the tonnage the that sailed around the world in
1908 1t will be augmented by batteshps joining en- route
will pass through the Panama canal with total of
200 ships in line.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
President of Commercial Telegraphers'
Union Resigns for Personal Reasons

CHICAGO july 19.-(By United Press)-S. j. Konen-
nresdent of the Commercial Teegraphers unon TO-DAY
announced his resignation effective when the union sees nj
to accept it. He said his purely personal he oe
MED he had been requested resign following the failure OF
the recent strike against the commercial wire companies
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19

opposition from the bolsheviki, and
would render an offensive unneces-
sary. But this is problematical.
There appears, however, to be an
actual need for allied occupation of
Vienna since the bolsheviki are re-
ported to be planning another coup
here for July 21,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19

We are going to accept subscriptions to The Daily
Sun until January l. 1920, at One Dollar This is be-
inc done to induce Greene county people TO give
The Daily Sun tryout, believing that they will con-
tnue with us regularly after they have read the paper
for this length of time This offer is good by mall ana
in Greene county only.
You can render us quite favor by telling your
neghbor about the offer The earlier you Seno IN your
subscription the longer you will get the paper as you,
L.;4 ;II he entered lust as soon as it is received
here.
Old subscrbers can have their subscriptions Sx-
tended under this offer.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Colonel Samuel Hansell Resigns
AS Result of Army Courtmartial
Airing-Will Continue His Fight

WASHINGTON, July 19.-(By United Press. .)-Leut.
Col Samuel Hanse the storm center of the recent fight to
change the army courmara system today sent his resgna
ton to the war department Hansell will continue his cam
pagn against alleged courmartia mjusces member of
a law firm in New York.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
New Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
Signed Today, Carrying $l4,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON, July 19.-(By United Press )-preSdenV
Wilson today signed the sundry civil appropriation bill
The original bill vetoed because did not carry funds tor
vocational rehabilitation of wounded soldiers The new Dill
carries S8OOOOO0 for this work. in addition to $6oOOOOO car
red in another measure
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
World Will Be Told in Speeches
BY Prominent Germans What
Germany Expects to Do in Future

BERLIN July 19-(By United Press )-Chancellor Bauer
and Foreign Minister Mueller plan to make program of
speeches week telling the world what Germany expects
to do within and without boundaries times 1t is
believed speeches may appeal to America and will eerae
assurances that Germany intends adhere fully to the
TERMS s........ IA .
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
President Wilson Feels He Has !
Cleared Up Many Points BY His
Conferences With Republicans

WASHINGTON July 19.-(By United Press president
Wilson pleased with the result of his conference with repub
lcan senator's said at the White House today He feels
cleared up many points the minds of those with whom
he conferred The president resting today He will resume
the conferences Monday.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
French Labor Leaders Call OFF Strike
PARIS July 19-(By United Press. .)-trench labor lead
es TODAY officially called off the strike scheduled for july zlS
No Settlement of Seamen's Strike in Sight

NEW YORK July 19.-(By United Press)-Wlth more
than 500 ships idle various Atlantic and gulf ports the sea
mems strike continued today No prospects OF settlement are
in sight.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19

1t is the silly season; but not so
silly as if.New York were perveying
her customary murder trial for
United States edification.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Army Strength July 14th $4,000;
$4,000 Being Now in Europe

WASHINGTON July 19.-(By United Press)-The
strength of the United Army July 14h OO0 the
department estimated today Of $4,000 Europe
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19
Street Railway Strike On in Providence

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 19-(By Omted freSS Inc ,"
- railway service here was completely crippled today when
5oO emploves walked out They demand 75c per hour
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-19

President Wilson is not so Pari-
by his long residence abroad
that he speaks Of it as parry"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Ser Bier Ssrfauf enOet alI
Sonntag.

gllrt @iQionls, ser GoQeftel1r pom
Snlonoiteuern in @isconlin, madte
AM Mittpod) befannt. oaB Die 9e,
itimmlngen ocs Ausfibrlngs : 0e-
iebes 5rr &rtegs . 8robibition ie-
oenfols nidt Dor Sonntag III Strait
treten iDilrben.
&or einiqen 8agen perlautete, oaB
Gonnerstog Der lebte Gag oes Bier
n~erfaufs iein niiroe.
sd babe feline beitimmte Snfor-
NATION pom Maibington iiber oieie
Sadie, iogte @err @iuiams, oaber
idl ueritebe Die Situation nur 10, ooB
Oos 8eiet Dem Er0lioenten ON t6.
o0er II. Sftober sur ltnter5eidnlng
porgelegt muroe. @enn ous @eieB
pom Dem Grdiioenten nift porber III
ter5eidpnet miro, oarn tritt es 8ebn
Gage no6 Dem Datum, an weldem eS
i'm WeiBen &ouie abgeliefert muroe,
ultd) obne llnterihrift in araft, uno
0as lit am Sonntag o0er Wtontag."
&r. @iaioms iagtc ierner Dab err
Den Sonntog in Der 3Diihen5eit
nid,t nbgered)net babe, neil er feline
&ollmaht oa5li babe. @enu nlio Der
Yrdiioent nidt unter5eidynet, Damn
tritt oas' 8eieb nad Srn. 8iridms
Nniid)t am Sonntog in @irfiamfcit,
ODER %iofort, luentl, mas pobl fauut
5t eriporten lit, @iIion ieine llnter.
idrift bergibt.
Oanaf BADEN oie 9rouer nno
@irtbe olio nod einige Gage Srilt
UNI nit ibren @orrdtben auf5urdu.
men. gs miro bebauptet baB He-
gierungsinipeftoren iofort nod SSn-
frafttreten oes @eiebes Die @irtb-
ihoiteu, pelfe cine Sicens beiieen,
inipi5iren lperoen.%
9tah benz @eiee fonncn iibrigenS
Sp~irituoien, @eine ooer onoere al
f~obolbaltige 8etrdnfe, nelhe sic 81
gentbiimer Dor Innabme oes Gro=
bibitionseeietes fauflif ermorben
batten, niht nit 9cid)log beleat lper-
mel ben. iolange ole @igentbiimer bon
ifren 8orratben nid)ts p%erdlBern.
@enn ser BETTER ole alfoboliit)en
@etrdnfe ielbit g~ebroitdlt ODER 6reiin-
DC 5u oeren 8enuB einlaoet, 10 fam
err nidt belnngt peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24

tc, sic Giniiibrung Der allgemetnen
@chrpili6t, mo ieinen Argumenten
pilihtcn mir i'm @roben mo @an3en
bel, ga Der ,9toroitern" ia idon olel
friibcr ole oagcmeine Mebrprlltt
noh ifmeiscriid)cr Ginrihtung murm
bciiirmortet bat.
0r. Somler lit fem @rablbon5 nnA
limo icinc 4iaiiibrlmgen IN ieinctnHr-
tifel iibcr sic Giihtiqfeit Ser 6elit'
iten Nrmec. Die or bcinabc ais Dor
bilolidl bartlett, leien3mcrtb.
Nah @rn. 6omler'5 Aniidt lit Die
@cbuuptung, oaB mir nit elmer irn-
prouiiirten Armee Die itortItc Dfllis
tdrmudt, Die Ie criitirtc, idllugcn,
ms Grtrcme iolid). QcItiflano BON
1918 mar nlft 0o3 Geutifllol0 non
1914. Ole 9elttifen battcn nab
reno oca picriabrigen Samples I'M
Qebeurc &crluitc. mo Die eltropnls
itcn @ecrc battcn iid) ge9enieitig
mit0e qefGnpit. Icutidlon0 fonntc
inn Trihi0hr 1913 MIR ourh 0cn
sail 9}uBlanO3 6 mogIid MADDEN Ell
ucn nellen &ortoB 3l mo8cn. NdS
Ie2 ben Nnlcrifauern %foitete Die Geltt
idlen fiber BEN Belle 6luB 8uritd.
3lttreibct, miro MIR ser beqreifcn,
ser nit babel mar; Ser idreflid)e
&amui fam nidlt in @orte gcflel0et
meroct. Mdre unicrc &ationoI0or0e,
Die oanlal5 nit einigen Gioi'ionen
uiicrcr RcguIdren 5uiunmen fdmpt'
ten, nidt 0urh ibren &eim0lenIt
idon porbcr tbeilmeiie alt9gcbiIoet
uorocL 10 mare Ser &F 1e9cn
Sic frlcQ&Qeiibtcn aber id)on fric95-
molten oeutid)en ariegcr rettlmg@.
los uerlorcn gemcien.
Mcitcr iuqte &err Eopler ,0aB
feline unicrcr lruppcn in Belt Iertld
deruorOeu mdrcn, nm 0u2 &ricq3-
dlild 3l member, menn England un0
Fraufrcidl nid)t nit Nllsrillten Ger.
ielben gcholicn bdttcn. @0rcn mir
gc5nungen gemeicu 9cutiflanG
glcit mad Der &ric95erfldrun8 emf.
gegeu}utrctcn, 10 mdren mir wcgIcgt
poroen ME Strob.
Gcshul6 bciilrlportet &r. 6onlcr
sic Giufiihrung Der nlgcmcincn
@ehrpfIidJt, bel ser oas auitrnlilhc
oocr itmci5criihe SuItcm t~bciImcli9
a0optirt mcrOcn fonne. gr meint Oar
! Elm 6hnlihe@ @chrpflift SnItcnr
hjcrNllouoe nidt leid)t in Niilitoris-
niu5 alt$ortcn fonnc, oenn VFilitarls.
nus lei nift milnIdlenspertb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
anrie Stnotneuisfeiten.

Ole oie5idbrigc @efliigeI. Illus
Itelung Der Meitcrn @i5conlin 8oitl,
trp on0 Eet Stof A~iioclotion iinoet
pom 3. bis / Ge5cmber nlrf Dc.n
6oir TtaBe itatt. Gin Gintritt5preiS
iou oieamoI nift bered)net weroen,
cincm ON Mittpod, Abe,to geinBten
9cid)luIIc 0ca &ereins gentdB.
Sn elmer @erotblnq nit DC.
leaoten Der uerihieoencn 8cIenidof,
ten Der Staot am Wtittmof 4bcno
lhllla Nilracrmeliter &entlep inter
Nnocrcm cine Stelter BON % MinS
uno cine beionoere Nutomobiliteucr
nor, uno nm ole beoclltcno h0heren
Nniprilte oea itGotiihen @ollsbaIts
5u 6eden empiicblt err sic Iu@Qabc
non 0on08.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
4lfreO Hiusling geitorben.

0uruboo trouerti Cine Ocpeide
pon 0oper, gen SScriep. mel0ete oa5
9(blcben pou Mlfre0 Z. &ingling,
Ghef ocs Ningling Bros. llnterneb-
mems an 9ienstoQ. 9r ltnrb oilf
ieinem @lte Sof Ht09c i'm Ilter BON
56 Sahren. Or nur0e III Wfc8regor,
Soma, qeboren uu0 er miro bon lei,
ner @ittme, einem Sobn uno 5pet
@ritoern. Observation-Disclosures im Cir
fus1eid)dit, iiberlcbt. Sein lbleben
gebt Den 8etpobueru @araboos nahe,
0cnn BORT MAJ er bis Dor uerbaltnlB=
nlGBig fur5er 3cit aniGiiig gepeIen.
Gas RinQlinq Eheater, 0as Nlfreo
Singing baute un0 Der Stoot ifenf.
tc, lit Gin Wfomument iitr Den to0ten
3irfusfonig. @is Dor fur5em be-
Ionoen iih ole @auptQuartiere Der
qroben Singing Shouiteaungen in
9aroboo. 6rau Celia &ingling, Serrn
NinQlinQs erlte 8ottin Die Dor meb.
reren SSobren BON Inn geIhieoen
muroe, pohnt nod in @arnboo. Serr
Hingling perbeiratbete lid ip1ter nit
elmer 2Srou aus Bridgeport, Conn,
Gle 8cbriloer Ringling lporen ur-
ipriingIif feline 9lrtiiten, lie tudreft
ober ~aeborene @eihGftsle1lte uno ibr
qcmeininmes Wirfen uno Goopera-
ton brafte ibnen @rfolg. Il5 lie
iunge Wdnner 9eDoroen, pollten lie
ms Irtiitenqcihdft geben, lie marert
ale mliifaliit gebiloet uno 10 grim.
oeten tie cine uImuicment 60" uno
ipielten in Stdoten uno Srtihaften
bel 8araboo. 2Sn oieien friiben 3ei.
ten naren Charles uno Ilfreo Die
WuIifcr, Sobn NOR ser &omifer. uno
zines ieiner ShauItiide mar elm San5
in 6ol5idubcn. otto mar Der 81.
nan5agcut ooer 3bitrbiiter, Ilbert Der
3auberer. Sbr eriter 3irfus mar IN
cinem 3elt aus .Sbeeting" unO Die
IuBenitebenoen ioben oa0urh foIt
cbenio bel pie Die i'm S1tnern. Sic
rciiten BON Grt 81 Ort in Sdauma.
gen uno I'M sic 3eit mar Elm finf'
beiniges 8fero ibr groBter 9eiib. gu
elmer 3eit eigncten ODER coutroair.
ten lie nIe groBen 3irfuiie inn 2anoe,
Wiaionen an @ertb uuo hamit mar
ibr gbraci8, Die groBten 3irfusleltte
Der Nelt su peroen, e~rfiilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Sodjeitsgloden.

lin bal6 S llbr am 0ienstag Nor-
gen fano in Der ct. Mfarp's Stride
Die 8ermdblung uon Sri. Warp
6 :, Sohter Don &rn. mo 6ral
Or. @oans, nit @rn. Barren ..
&enrp pom Stem gorf Itntt. 8eo.
George =. Sbompion BON Gortlano,
Gre. ein Gnfel Der graut, ooa5Og
Den 3rauoft. SIN Semi Der eltern
ser 8rnut, 121Suo -. StraBe, mur-
DC Den ndberen @ermnuoten muo
.6reunocn oes iungcn @bepanres nad)
S6luB Der Geremonie elm @od5eits-
mabl %ieroirt, an Dem 40 8dite tbeil
nnbmeu. Sp0ter reiiten @r. unO
6rau 2earp noh Gbriitmas Safe.
Dfinn., ab, mo lie ibre 6littermohen
pcrbringen meroen. Raf Dem 1. 3e-
5ember miro oas Yaar in ieinem nett
Ell Seim, 1880 WerriurNpenue, Nten
Yorf Gitp, ut bone" iein.
Gm Semi Der Whlttcr Der 8raut,
6rait &. S1fel, 2003 MtifeI Strn-
BE, fan6 ant 9onnerstag lester $50
DE Die Sermdbllng BON Sri. 2eno.
rd $. SdfeI nit &rn. 6 y NJ q II
g. &iner itott. Eaitor @amm bolt
3og ben &roltaft. Nn Dem I'm 6 llbr
ieroirten &of3eitsmabl nabmen mir
Die ndheren Nngcb0rigeu oes Sod
5eitSpaareS Sbcil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Sternidnnppen llnb galgen=
bumortitiides.

Stun, hoben Sic es ifon
NAL nit Der GIeftri5itGt bel
Sbrer Ieioenoen 6rai oeriuft, Serr
8oloitcin2"
rgtcin, &err 0oftor. Wit @en5in
acht eS ebenio gut"
n@icio?"
sd babe ibr Elm Iutomobil
lefauit."
Die 3etten meroeu INNER
ihlettcr: i'll Neu Oorf babcn @elos
ihronttnader bel eiuem n1dtIld,cn
@clttcSuge gonse iicbsehn Gent III
Hrtcfmartcn erbclttet.
- @cruh igeuo. &err: .Ytet.
lie Sdlpie8ernltter muB nit Bent
3iac tort, autid)er - clio ltnel."
Gutiher: n&crlaiicn Sic it'd oar.
an, jt mcroc idou iahreil, ais nenns
ntcnc cjQene mar"
: ic Natur bat Den 01irmto.
picu cine mdd)tiQc @oife i'm aantpf
INNS Guiein leQcbeu; Gas " Is q
! rauCu.
@er Sic 3eit tootidloat. iou
'mncr bcoeutcr. 0aB Is ieine eigene
iii.
2ic &ohnt itciIcu Sic Grciic
i3tiatu 0tc StcutrE iteiaen, tit
- 81 St perluum0trn. rcnu Dem
S~tHicr5ohltr audi Sic Sdare 5u
Rerdc iteileu2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Nciteres.

Sci Der arGbminfler 9~iiraenuch,
lit arobe ltcbulIg. Die b,ioen @chr
mGh.,er S0l5ie uno &ropf. llltac
dIent, ober icbr ciiri1. merocn an
cincn entierntcu Toppelpoitrn de
ididt. Sic ipoben bort allimerfiaa
in Die @e0eno, ais iie cineu GiiiSici
unbeu iebcu. Der Siii5ier foum,
ldbcr uno Ianeiam rGbcr, mo dis
ItllieBlih gar fem Aufrlif Don ieitel
oes Eoitens eriollt, tritt er roid,
lan3 beran. leJt Ole 8au0 an 81,
Miite uuo iagt: DHoube!"
.36l;Ie!" erpiOert ser erite Hoiter
nit tiefer T~erbeuguug, urO ser an.
oere beeilt lid, iit ebeufanS Sic,
rerro porSuiteIlen: .9ropfl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24

inns 9ebcn fam. Die n8ertoIger'
0c5 .Ireibman" itieBen i'm in Den
Wcnoota Gee mo iud)ten i'm 81 bin
bern, Die0er ans 2ano 81 fommen.
Ms e.. id)lieBlit mieoer aus Srodere
fam. perlor or Dor llebernnitrengllng
oas 8emuBtiein. Die oSa5er5" liber'
lleBcn i'm iclncm Sfidiale mo er
mare mobl umgefommen, rpdren thnt
nid)t 9eute. sic nidt 81 Der Saying
8artp" gebortcu, gu @ilfc gefon1men,
Rnd lanqeren Wemiihunqcn muroe
@~re5lauer in Ser llniUerlitatsfltnIt
micoer 81 lid gebrnflt. 0efan Nar-
been bon Der meoi3InIihen 6afultot
bat es Dem 3efon 6oO0ni8bt id)rlrt'
lid Qegebcn. lpie nobe 8reslaner Dem
Io0e NOR. Die 3ugc9preiIc 1T }nr
3eit iiberreidl nit 5toif uerieben,
ionIt piir0e ibr Der Gorial eth &C
funoenes 6rciien icin, ibre Spolten
nit 9eridtcn iiber Student Ntrocl-
ties" .Stlocntengrellel" ST.
iiiucn.
Io3 .Bdiiclu" bon Stuoentcn
ioute ihIcunigit, ariin0Iifit mo
fur INNER an ser llniucriitut ron
@i2couiin ou3qcrottet mcrOen. Ser
lcben5gef0brIihe LINING. nm ea milo
nus3uoriifcrt. ididt iit) nitlt fitr Elm
critflaIiges &ebr- mo Germ On
ititut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-24
Bonn SoGe abberuien.

6coui9. ISu &eim ibrCr Sodtcr,
5rau ISo6n Gh0np, 316 Mcit Apc
me 0or0, Itarb Moutog Wittag 6rall
Tre0erida Ne0uig. Die &crItorbenC
lpurne am 10. Nouentbcr 1S4l IN
Qeutid)lanO geboren; lie fam lflon al;
~13idhrigc5 &ino nit lbrcn@ltcrn mad
ga Grolic. IN 1858 trat lie nit Nu
quit 6eorpiq. Ser bcreits Dor -
,&ahren ltarb, in Den Ghebuno elt.
Sedls Sinner mllr0cn Dem Eaar &c
boten. uon oencn ole ioIgenOcn pier
i~ibcrIebenoen 0en &eimgnng lbret
Wtltter betrauern: 6rou Sobu Ibo
mn, Trou @ermdnn Shumonn, 6rau
Oeorg @cociicm un0 NltguIt &e0mlG.
Sic miro ebeniallo uon 5ebn 8roBfln
bern mo nelln llrgroBtlnoern itbcr-
lebt. Sic 0eitottuna eriol0tc gcItern
Nod)mittog oui ocm Dat 8rooe
Srieohofe.
Srumn. 6rou 2enn @rolpm us
1Scrrp StrnBe, itorb an Wittlpod
Moraen in cinem hieiigeu Spital
6rau Vrorpn muroe am ;. Woi 1862
III 0cuttid)lano geboren. rSn So GroIlc
mohrtc tie lett t3 Sabrcn. Sic pirt
non 8rpci Sohren, >Sobn $. 8romn
lino Nernnann &rolpn, 5mci Sdtpc
itrrn, Srau Ghriitlnn 9ronn bon
@ertholo. y. o. uno Irou Sorrr
Slider pon Chicago, mo 5lpeI Vru.
bern. @cniomiu uno Anton Nor.
mann bon 0ofoto. Winn., ilbcrlcbt.
In3 @e1r0bnib mar onI W}lttpodl nlti
Dem fotboliid]en Irie0boic.
Hiituiu. Ia5 0ubp pom &rn, mo
,Sruil Charles Riitop. 1924 fnr'
nam StroBc, Elm S0d)tcrdcn. itorb
am Sonntng aon5 pIoblih. s. mrr.
Sc ont VIittmod) beltattct.
60nau. >Sm Nlicr BON 80 Sohrcn
itorb III eircnu lofoIcu Spital an ei-
mem Druid, :. u. Gnnon. 1902 500
mis- Strobe. Die @ittmc mo 3ruci
(0d,tcr ilbcrlebcn ihn. Nr. Gonon
mar cin proninenter 6rcimourer.
unN Sic @citottiugSieier fono nodl
0cu Ritiiolcn oieieS Srocua Itott.
Die Hcjte niroc nab @reeupiIle,
Cbin. ser alien Ncimath 0eS Ger.
itorbcneu. gcidlItt .un0 orIf Dem DOR.
tiacn 6ricobofc ~beiqciett
HecO, IN eiucm hieiiaen Spitol
't0rb uodl lonacrcr &rautheit Trnnf
Hcco int NIter non ~ %ohren. Ter
&critorbcuc mar int GIrtulution3 81.
partcntent Ser hieiiarn tribune be.
Idlditl2t che icjnc Nrnnfhett feline
Ailinobmc I'M Spital noting modtc.
Iic %cide mur0e SIR @eitottung nab
Mod %2lauo. IN. Qcidid;.
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ionte, bis Der 5rieoens @ertrag
ratifiSIrt moroen iei. BUR Auf.
fiibrltng gelangte Die Sper Die Wei.
iteriinger" mo mdbreno oes 3idets
nerfaufs mar oas 2erington-0 pern
bo1ts BON &unoerten bon 9erionen
umringt, Inn ole 8oriteaung 81 per.
binbern. gs moren 9oIi5iiten 5u
SUB uno gu &fcroe uno einige 300
frilbere Sol0atcn mno Watroien,
Welde nit 8odlteinen morfen uno
iclbit Sdiiiie obfeuerten, nm sic &or.
Itellung 81 bintertreiben. 9ieie aber
fanO ood itatt. Ser @eidGitsIeiter
Der oeuti6en Cper, @r. $. g. @erb,
trat ouf Der 8iibne Dor uno iagte fol,
genoes:
Sic @oriteIung fihoet beutc
Nbcn0 itatt. %einerlei, mas Wtapor
@plan perfiigt bot, rno ieIbit oitf Den
Sal bin, Dab if perbnftet mcroe.
Damn meroe id oieien Wtiit in Den
6eriften nlt5oreid)en."
ltno Sic &%orItelung prroe gege-
ben. Wapor @plon ioete ipdter. oaB
cr nift gcrlau miiie, oh cr Elm Hed,t
babe, Die &%oriteuung 81, nerbieten,
mo lcin Gorporationsanpalt lei sur
3eit nidIt ST. erreifen.
Ser New 0orter Wtapor i6eint
filr cine 10 groBe Staot Elm iebr
fIeiner@ iirgermeiiter gu fem. @ei
ieiner @obl itimmte geraoe oieies
Clement bon lteberpotrioten
un0 NidtSmiiiern iiir ieiner
8egenfonoiooten 0tithcI. uno ieti
seiQte lih &r. Splan idlmuh genltq
aeraOe oieiem Clement pon Shein.
patrioten S6crgenoienite SIT leiiten
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&ein SOrmaden bier!

nnebrlide Wetbooen mogen Ell
nen <noen geDiunen, aber tie mer.
oen i'm niht auf Die 9auer boIten.
@ir bcbolten uniere 8unoen, in.
Dem mir iie 5ufrieoenitellen. @ir
haben einen idonen @orratb boz,
5enItern, Sbiiren, SenfterlGoen, IN.
reren Sortbol5-Irbeiten, SuBbobe1.
2aoen-, ganf-, Gontor-, @irtb.
ihaftseinrihtungen uim. Spreten
Sic Dor uno iiber5eugen Sic iih.
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Terionalia.

49, Or. SO cpbR ieic hattie lid
oes 9cillt)9 pon Yroi. Irthur z.
! homoa bon Chicago 81 %erfreucn.
0ebtcrcr pirftc in Den letter finn
%abrcr OILS Wlliifnircftor an per
ihicncneu Colleges i'm Siioen ocS
2anoc@. Hroi, 8homn@ iii aud, in Ga
GroIie mohlhcfornt ga cr lid Dor Ct.
ma smoIi >Sohrcn bier mchrcrc Sabre
auidchalteu bate.