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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
THE "ASSEMBLED" CAR HAS
FINALLY COME INTO ITS OWN
Machine In which Standard EuuIpmcnt
Is ised Throughout In JOY
to Owner.

THE .scorn of the automobile bust
MSS lev years ago was the Socalle
'tsseinDicu car. Statesmen Dragged
ABOUT the fact that their company made
was built complete I'm its own plant"
SAID stewart Mcdonald. president AMI
SenerH manager Of the Moon Motor
Car Company. OF st. Louis "Of course
TINS was never technically true. and
one Of the Ill effects was that when 4
large part OF the car was built in II
factory. II that factory went out OF
get parts.
Now the car which uses standard
equiDment throughout. Is the envy OF
the nhkerS OF the other kind, and il
is the JOY Of tho owner No matter
what happens TO AN agency in any
town the owner of such Il cor know;i
that he can get parts OF a Continental
L!pe trhnsn' ssio!ns. o. Wagner cleo
parts. or Borg a. Beck Gluten paris Min
very little trouble or delay
The prompt r"p:ac"m,n. OF spare
parts iS tn" greatest service tn. u'ibIic
demands. | guess that Henry Ford
rchderS the greatest prOmptcSt auto
mobile Nrvicc. and next TO him cone
the manufacturers Of cars using Drjn<
c;pally standard highgradc units I'M
II" Moon and the Jordan Tor instance.
Tn strongest recommendation of - car
built o! these standard units is tina.
Tiinken. continental. Wagner. Dclco
and the others have service stations
AZ practically every prominent city. In
procured that viii ~ any Moon or Ior-
tEcse standard units. ~ -'''''
The assembled car has. therefore,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

be gathered. During the extremely
hot weather Miss Batty and Miss King
Will go up In the hills, go over all the
fucts and outline the campaign. Resi-
dents of Rio Will pay all expenses eX-
cept the salaries of these two Atnerl-
cans.
Workers VIII BE Found ut Rio.
The United States offers the gDcc-
falist to show the friends what is
needed and how Rio can meet those
needs. Workers viii be found here
Three Braziiian-horn women are 10 b..
trained In the actual work. and :,s soon
as the y W g y. is established it
VIII be carried forward by BrazilianS
Y. w. &. a. secretaries here must
speak four languages. and even then
II viii be necessary frequently TO cal!
in interpreters.
1T is fascinating task. Miss satty
says TO form Y. W. G. AS lin foreign
lands All secretaries who go to for
elgn heids are under appointment.
Technically. OF the Worlds COMMITTEES
OF the Young Womcn's Christian AS
sUciation with headquarters in London
Inc National Board In the United
states makes Itself responsible for
PsccretaricS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
CO0DYEARs OWN 10000
ACRES OF RUBBER LAND
working Out Problem of Supplying
Needs Oh Sunlatra Plan
o tation. <"
40 LABOR TROUBLES THERE
oolies Are Happy and Contehted OH
20 Cents Day and Reasonable
shciter-sol Answers Coal Ques--.,
ton.

several years ago The Goodyear Tire
;;,d Rubber Company sent rspresenta.
!n surnatra witfithc IDA of protecting
It's rubber supply back TO the tree.
through the establishment OF tS' own
plantations!
The company now owns congestion
Ct 10000 acres' near the, City Of Nedan,
inS rubber for her multitudinous needs
ere are being worked out p%T,i"n % INC
1000 acres are now furnishing rubb. r
which is, constantly coming TO the
The plantation is divided into six
parts. each approximately 3,coo acres
and and having i,s ow" ma manaEEs FER EAcent
was necessary before anything els.
could he done. Thirteen hundred coolies
were put 20 work fel'ns The heavy
growth Of th!cket. The first step was
70 clear out the vines and undcrgrowth.
the Chinese coolies arc uaad for tlr,:
heavy work and the natives for tho
tasks that do not demand Quite SO
, However. Telling the th'cke, ard
19GSr'Gs a nay The un he nreparra
ii All paris of the plan,ali.2n may De
the land has been cleared the big
sueaHi tractor il put 70 work plowins
, , Is done 70 o., depth Of abou, eigh-
plawed IN day With n tractor; c59
coolies can plow Three acres in the
same time. The tractor is also used
in pulling OUT the large siumps.
Labor troubles are practically un-
known. for twenty cents 4 day and a
"casonabie shelter keep the coolies
contented. Coal shortages and high
nriceg have few terrors in land where
old Sol grows your dinner on brush
furnishes plenty Of free heat the year
round. and is particularly friendly in
dress.
. The Goodyear plantation Is located in
he eastern par, Of the island Of Suma-
equator. and about hf,y miles inland
4 railroad runs between Mcdan and
siantar and Il government highway
pass through the plantation. so that
transportation problems are reduced TO
minimum.
The entire rubber growing project
IS conducted with the same efficient
methods that hcv. always character
l%ed the company,s operations at home
mat the great rubber using world may
reap the many advantages accruinS
rom the operation OF rubber plunta-
lions on 50 large q scale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
AMERICAN SENTRY
BARELY RESCUED


tEontinued From First PugcD
The Japanese ran OF with their
wounded companion.
Moore called the corporal OF the
guard and go: new rifle. Shortly
afterward Moore was relieved by Pri-
vate Albert Il. Miller. of Seattle, and
a new guard was posted. Japanese
soldiers and a major came up and said
they wanted the soldier who was
guarding the water tank. They dis
they sought and proceeded TO search
the station.
Moore Was pointed out TO the Jap
anesc major, who rushed in and seized
him. He was taken outside stood up
again the wall and Il firing squad
made ready. The arrival OF the su-
perior officers just II this time pre-
vented what would undoubtedly have
he'd to an attack that would have meant
war with the two countriee."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Y. w. c. A. WILL. OPEN
IN RIO De jANElR0
nt;nued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.) =
their discretion coming here where 80
much attention as shown a woman
for there arc more men than WON IN
'Th. business woman's freedom car.
easily be taken advantage Of. Even
some American and British men throw
of restraint here. doing acts they
wouldn't do at home.
The Young Womcn'S Christian AS
eociation will send representatives TO
The many steamships and railway
trains. keep in communication with
consuls and ambassadors from all
countries. and the new place will be
= center for all foreign women.
Getting Hrnnch Stnrted.
Prominent people in BIO are greatly
own daughters. Miss Batty and her
assistant. Miss Myrth King. Of Greeley,
Colo. who have been Spending nine,
months quietly at Sac Paulo study,
ing the Portuguese language arc going
TO Rio in November 10 Interview lead
ing men and women of that metropolis.
They will get their viewpoint. then
explain what Il Y. W. c. y. can do TO
meet the needs. Full statistics will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
NEW YORK is PORT
OF MISSING GIRLS

INoMtIhued From F,Irst Ihgc.)
ms apartment In tho same way. We
turned the case over 10 the police
authorities and sent the girl back TO
her home.
Save Many Girls.
II could give half hundred in
stances OF this nature. girls we nave
saved from disrcputaDie characters and
from commercial vice. For the big
railroad terminals are clearing hUnses
Tor all that sort OF thing. Before /
became financial secretary OF the
society ! spent several months famii-
!arizing myself with .ts workings and
saw the scamy side oc New York
life in those months. Othcr large
cities have the same problems but on
:: smaller scale. New York is the port
OF missing girls and /: wc can catch
them at the terminals when they ar
rive our worH .s well worth while
For an ounce OF prevention is woTth
pound Of cure. especially in the case
Of missing girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
THINKS LUCK
Is LIFE'SsRULlNG FACTOR


CONTINUED From First Page.)
~ nnd this device often wards OF
Faith In Iron Cross.
Eight is bad numhcr for me, so
nat when | am traveiins avoid
number had goor fortune on my my
journey here. Cor IN The channel
steamer = British flying officer gave
he paid. be a powerful mascot for me
carried it ever since and have grea,
faith in it.
Luck alone, however. is not enough
for success. Although | have this
lucky cross | am not SO foolish as To
rely solely upon it.
family OF musicians who recogn.z ed
that ! had a voice and were able TO
Luckily, She Was Ready.
one night when Ncyerbcer's "Af-i-
cana" was being produced the soprano
vas suddenly taken N said would
s;ns 4, the part; ny husband: who vas
insiBted and wen .tfrom my seat in the
audience 10 sing for the fist time In
opera. +
should be there ready 20 sing jus; when
the opportunity arose. Most certainly
after that beginning 10 my career be!
iicve in luck.
Did say that each time had to
appear as Lucia / used TO let fail be
hind the stage the .poniard which
'nad 10 use az inc beginning OF the MAJ
scene? II the poniard used to remain
liked upright with its point in the
wooden floor ! was certain then that
the difficult mad scene would be sue
cessful.
When was seventeen the Queen
mother OF Italy heard me sing. M"
child. you will be successful" she told
me. II. your Queen, tell YOU this
This June. after eiwenty- eight years,
san Ragain for her il her own rooms
and afterwards reminded her of her
prophecy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
''REX"- All-Season Top
Prices-Attached complete, Touring $3.50
Attached complete Roadster . S215

Once attached to your car you have all the comfort
and protection of Sedan without the extra weight of
the Sedan body GOO lbs. lighter)
At the cost of car it combines the advantages of
TWO casa closed car and open TO those already
owning open cars it gives new degree Of comfort and
satisfaction at nominal cost $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

continued From First PageD
- ! nnd this device often wards OF
III luck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
FAMOUS RUSSIAN BEAUTY
REACHES SAN FRANCISCO

ICOhVhuoU From FfrSt Page.)
siberia, where they will locate nv
husbands whereabouts and inform me-
Accomplished Musician.
Mime. Riabouchinski Is an accom-
plishcd musician. and in the early days
OF the war she had taken charg. OF
many Charitable affairs for the vic
TINS of the struggle. Besides being
able 10 speak fifteen tongues, she has
sung N eleven languages.
Her brothcr-in- law. Nicolai. who is
hcr husnandS younger brother. came
10 the United States in 1918. In an
interv'ew in san Francisco, he dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

closed that ne had come on a general
purchasi ny visit for the Russian army
and had placed 100000. 900 in Ameri-
can banks TO pay fer the purchases.
IN Russia. where they controlled many
Of the largest banks, also Included
the ownership of Outro RuSsii. one or
the lGrGcSt Russian daily newspa ptrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

Note particularly the pat
ented construction which al
lows tension along the lines
where it joins the body, SO
that road strains and shocks
are absorbed. That's why
the Rex is delightfully."- free
from squeaks and rattles-
and stays so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

not only come into It's own. but in pub
nc opiniou II has forged far ahead ot
cars that are built from parts peculiar
~ themselves and fitting no other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
En.txIde Company to BuiId ouI,kl,.

E"hthiue company to Build Quickly.
SHELBY. y. g.. Nov. S.--Thc East
side Manufacturing Company. incor-
porated with 100000 capital stock.
has been organized and has purchased
site Of ia acres. upon a part OF
which a factory building will be
and 10000 spindles. to manufactures
cotton cloth. T.. r. Cash is the presi-
dent or the new company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

The REX" All Season Top
has been designed especially
for the Dodge. The top lines
melt right into the lines Of
the body. You'll note the
fine, durable finish, wide
doors with French plate
glass windows, large rear
side windows and broad back
window.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01

2lnti6oIiheniitcu cine le6baite aam-
.pfc@campogne.
2lu Der arim IinO britiibe Shiffc
lin oen 3oicn pom 43om einQeloltien.
I$n GfaterinesldD huben Die 0ol,
Idlepifi Sen @enerol Denifinc 6eiicqt
ln0 beboupteu, ooB iie QuQansf cr-
obert bdtten.
25n Ser Ukraine ocrlriafjt cine
qroBe llnrube im MitteIpunct 6ieies
0iitrictc5 Ser 3egierung in Dtosfon
8opiidmerjen.
SIN n0r6Iihen 6uBlan6, in Ser
@e8en6 non 9tr6onqelsf iin6 sic
8oIiherpifi an ser 5epd)ora 3uriid
qe0rdngt por0en, petersburg ion
cingcnommeu woroen iein uuo 9l0.
mirol 4oIifof ion oorriiden.
On aIein.9liien iin0 Die @rieher
in Smnrnn eipgeriidt tim Die Iiir.
fen III befompien uno meitere In.
ruben iteben bort gu erparten.
Die Qolen boben Sic Giieniibe
qe9en sic llfrniner ergriiien uno Re.
fdrpien e6enioas Sic @olihepiti in
@olicien 8oIbpnieu uno 2it6aucn.
lie CeIterreidJer 6oben Die 2;uao.
Slouen suriidgetrieben rno oringen
in Der Stehermorf Dor.
2n 9Igbdniiton piro Elm beiliaer
8rieg bon aonoohor gepre6iGt un6
bic Qnn3a 0nlidc 8rcn3c lit t6dtiq
0ielc Gcicrtirlmger tper6en Don ben
hDber.Reaimentern qemel6ct
Iie Strcttmof)t Der Polihenifi
ioG uHoci0br 100000 Qjann itorf
iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
pcrbim0ittbpSllc Gr'
plciiNm.

GcOar 9inpiOs, Ga. Bel elmer
Grploiiou in Der Douglas idtn 1tdr.
feiofrif 3ll Gcoar Rupio5, 5n,, icbei.
men min0citen8 3S Nerionen mngc.
fommen m lem. Zen Zoo bon 10
gerionen lit bis icbt bcjtimmt ieitae.
itellt, e8 uernen aber nod 80 meitere
ucrmiBt, oereu 2eihcn pabriHein.
lid inter ben lrummeru licgen.
Scd3cbn Bcrionen wuroen Uerlett,
pon 0enen fo1m 0cnl &eben erbaIs
ten blejben Cilriten.
9(uf Die grpIoiiou, Die 70 beftig
mar, oaB cine D}cilc oon Der ltu.
gIiidsitQtte po6nbaitc 8erioncn jir
boocn ecmcrieu lm6 in DER gar3et
Stoot 5euiteriheiben 3ertriinntert
uno 5hornitetHe umgelporien lpitrs
ocn, ioIgte Elm Icuer, nelde8 oa8
3critorun08merf oo1en0ete Gen
anQcridlteten Sat6id)a0eu idabt man
oui tla W}iltiouen
Die llriade 0eS llnQliid8 fonute
nod ni6t feItaeitelt per0en, e5 tpirS
ober ongcHonlmcn, ooB Is eutpeoer
6urdl cincn if)a06aitcn aeiiel ODER
ipontnne gnt3iiu0ung BON Stau6
entitan6en tit
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01

gSaibiugtOn, 3. 6. - SIN Senot
iinO ieet Der 6rieoensoertrog mn0
Die &olferIi8o inter biBigem 55euer
unO iharfe @orte fallen ieitens Der
8egner beiOer 9Ibmabungen, nobel
BrGi 8iliou in feiner 8eiie ae.
iAont miro.
u92ationale SeI6ittdnoiafeit mir
BEN 0urf Die 2iga pernt6tet per-
oeu", erfldrte Ser repubIiraniide
Senator Sbermon pon Sainois, ser
0en 8ompf er0finete, puro i5reibei-
ten 0ie in iobrbun6erteIangen Saint
pfcn errlngen tpor0en iiuO, miiroen
fiir INNER perIoreu geben 0tit
0em iltth 0e& &reltbrudS lm0
Ihamloier Eeriioie pon 0en eriten
Sogeu ibre5 Gntitebcns al beloitet.
piir0e 0ieie 2igo Ser 9fationen oie
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
l1,cttcrIcacbtclt tn Gno'
IonS.

gonOon. Gauien0e Don entIai.
iencn lno Jest or6eit5loian SoI0dten
uno D(ntroien 3ogcu, nit 1tcinen
unO ionitigen 8uri8eidoiien bemaii-
net, nor oa5 llutcrbaHs IN 2onooit,
mur0cn aber bon Der Qoii]eI mcIde
Die 3ugauqe gum @cbduoe oeriperrt
Bate, ouseInanoeJetriebgn
5pGter iormir1 iid 0er 3ug oon
neuem un6 snoriAirte ari oen
9og&;iug0ua' 3olait 3u, mlroc ic0o4
mieoerum 5erjprcngt e5c er iein
3icl errcifte,
Die smogcbungcn ioIaten elmer
aroBcn Qeriammlmq Inn 610e Rarf,
In mclfer oie cntIniienen SolOaten
2(r6cit im6 eiucu O}inoeitIo9u ior.
oertcn.
qrc6nlide ainoae6un9cn ian6cn
in oiclcu anoeren Stdoten 0cs 2an-
oea itatt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01

@s miro @tniprud) geeen sic Scribe
rung erboben, 0aB 2eutibe ousge-
liefert Deroen iollten, Inn Dor fein0-
Ii6en 8erihtsbofen sur 8erantipor.
tung gedogen 5u iueroen. 8ielmebr
ioIlte Elm uuparteiii6es Tribunal
eingeiett tperoeu, Inn ale etpoigen
8erlesungen oeS 80lferrehts, Der
imner iie begangen 6aben nt0ge,
felt3idteneu.
@s miro erflort, trob0em @rGii-
Bent @iliOn in elmer 3e0e i'm Gcto=
Der 1916 geiagt babe, bic Geront-
portung fiir ben @rieg trefie 6as eu-
ropdiide SDitent, iper6e in Dem 8er-
trug bon Gellti6lunO pcrIonet, onB
es fir iid rno ieine 9erbiinoeten
ie0e @erontportuug fiir allen Shn-
0en, ser in geenerii6en 9Gnoern an-
gerihtet lpor0en iei, auf lid, nebme.
Die gtntiport iogt ipeiter, es iei
unbeftreitbar, 0nB einige Ser oIliir.
ten un6 nit linen perbun0enen
gtdhte, ipie StaIien uno 8um1nien,
Inn @ebiets- -@roberungen Diaen in
Sen arieg etngetreten ieien.
Die oelltithcn @egenborIhldqe
moden aelten0, 0aB feine gerehtig-
lmg borIiege, BON 9eutidIduo 0ie
Gutihdoigungen 5n oerIongen, oie
ibm auferlegt peroen. gs iei unper-
einbnr nit Sen Re6ten bon 9}otio-
nen, 0aB cine feinoIide Gonmiiiion
Die 6obe ser Gompeniation feItiebe,
cine Gommiiiion 0ercn Y}oht im-
itanoe ndre, 2elltidIano mic einen
6onfcrotten Stoat SIT oermaIten.
Die &erfoIilng ser 9tationen-
2i8u, 10 miro peitcr geia0t, itebe i'm
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
Obic icBt ,,enccbcn'
frccPen."

Cincinnati. - Qlit benz 81. Wai
lit Grobtbition in gang Ohio sur
lhatiode gemor6en. @om 81. D}ai
on oiirien geiitige @etrdnfe in Gbio
niht mcbr pertouit lno jum 8er.
fanf iabricjrt Uerocn Salt ole Der
5000 29irtbidaiten inn Stante 90
gen es uber Dor, idon am 24 3u
ihIieBen, nm nidt 6te Griralicen3
BON $305 fiir cincn peiteren Eag
3nblen 81 miiien
Cine gonJe gepoItiae o5n0mtrie,
6ie Gopitolaulaqen uou aundbern0
Sl0O,00O.O00 umiaBt, lit ourd)
1olf5obitinmng emfah beieiti9t
mor0en, ohue ooB irgenO weIde Gnt.
idld6iqung gsohIt piro. 3ualeid)
miiiien 100000 2elte ii6 nnoere
QeihaItigurq iuhen Inpon uoren
-, 900 0jrcct in 0irthid)oiter be.
ihditiQt. 10000 in grauereien, A.
300 in Gnqrosb1lliern um0 Der Jieit
In nermanoteu 3eDerbcu, pie aitier.
1laihenmofer, 8ierpitnpen ,Sabri.
cautcl, Gtifcttenoruder, (Srob. imo
Sufihmie0e rno 10 peitcr. Ter
Stoat Ohio bubt ij6er $L00O,0OO al
5mem elm, Die iebt 6urd ouoerc
Stcucroueaen gc0cdt merocn mil
fen.
Clio 1T icbt 3cr ar5Bte Staot Der
Union in Dem lrobibjtlou etnae.
iiihrt lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01

6unoeIs-6Iotte 5uriiderbdIt. gg
ihI0gt Dor, oab feinerlei gjebiets.
&erdnoerungen porgenommen ner.
Den iolleu, obne OoB Die 8e06lferunu
(5elegenbeit bat, iid oariiber III
1uBern.
Die 2tnipriide Ser BeQncr ouf
Gberidlleiien, CitpreuBen, 0citbreu.
sen uno Wenel mproen entihieScn
;uriidgelpieien. 0nn3ig iou Sreiba.
len, Der Serfe6r auf Der 0eihiel in.
ternotionnI 1peroen.
8eiosInos @ebiet lit innerboI6
cines baIbcn Sohres iii rdumen
@enr Oie 2igo Der 92ationcn nit
0eutidIano ais NitqIie0 oeifoifeu
.ipiro. ioa 9eutifIanO ieine Golo.
MEN tiinftig i'm 2luitraQ" Ser 2o,
tionen'2iqa nah Sen Don oicJcr ouf.
5eitelteu 8rlntoidecn 0ernoIten.
Geutihlano er6ietet iid7. bis 1926
3pan3ig g1iuiaroen g}arf in 8olS
SIT 3abIen, ferucr oon 1927 an j0hr.
lihe 3ahIlrngen at laiiien. BOD ioa
Oie Seiamrutiiumme hun0ert N2iI-
IidrOen 92arf in Solo nidt iiberitei.
geh
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01

Ntoeripruf nit SEN 3ablreiflen Gr-
florungen oer leuti6Iano qegen-
ilbertebenOen Regierungen, un0 ole
2igu iei weitcr nid)ts ais cine Sort
leBlng Der feinoIi6en Coalition.
8on einem nirflihen 80lferbitno lei
feline &eoe, pieImebr iei bic 2iga in
lbrer ge9enDartigen 6orm Die Q8ie-
oeroufri6tung Der 2tQian3 bon 1915.
Ser 8ertrag, 10 iogt sic 2lntrport,
ltellt OeutIhIano ais cine 9eution
bin Die einfnh seritort per6en rnuB.
Lies TT" 10 beiBt es tportlih, ,,ein
otrecter @ioeriprud 5u bent 8eoon-
fen, oaB ieoe 9tation SeIbIt6eItim-
mung5redt bot, un0 oerIebt 0ie
Selbitbeitinlnun1sredte
Die 9lntport proteittrt Johann i'm
@in3clnen ge9en bic 2ostrennung
oes Sonrbefen5, 0es glioB, Ton.
5tg's uip, ionic 0agegen, oaB ben
NiIlionen in9euti6yOeiterreif niht
erlaubt tUeroe, iih nit 7eutIhlun0
81 Dereinigen, ip1breno onbere D1il-
ltonen 3eutifer 9e5nungen tper6en,
I'M neuen tiheho.iIoDofiihen Stoot
5u bIeiben. Gie 9lntmort idIieBt nit
oen 8orten:
y0er 8ertrag 5ieIt auf oie Ser.
nldtung oes 0irtbInoftsleben3
Geutihlnn0's ob un0 utteriuirft 6a5
0eutihc @oIf iinoncieGer 5claperei,
mie tie in Ser @eIflid)te 0erg9elt nod
nidt oogemeien. Sails elm ioIder0er.
tra9 m aroft tritt, nuroe er cine
neuc aotoitrophe fiir oie 9otse BeIt
be0euten.
oGic iterbcnoe G6iIoiohbie intoc-
riolritiifer uno CopitoIlitiiher 9cn-
oer5en ieiert bier ibren letten iflref
lthen 8riuntDh. goir dnpeIiren
an 0ns unlntaitbdre Redt BON D3eu.
Ifen un6 93ationer, unter Delhem
lid} Der britiihe Staat entrrifelt, 6os
nieoerIdnoiit)e @olf iidl befreit, Die
noro1mericaniihe 92ation ibre I'm
abbdnglgfeit gegriinoet un0 Trunf-
reid DEN 2Ibiolutismus non fidl ab-
1eihiittelt bat. Eieie g2dGte oiirfen
Die 9e1eiIigte TRADITION nid)t einein
&olt 0orentboIten, Uelhes ioe6en
erft bic NSatt geDonnan bat, mad e
9enem irpicn 8illel ~ lebcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
GrCt5 SricScmsecmTcrcn
KdftpFc am 10 ucrD
fcbicEcnen Srcntcn.

Snnopn. - GbaIeih sic Inter.
ieidnuug 0es 5rieOcnSpertraaes
ourh Die 9}1d)te, mclde bon oen
centraIeu &aiierrei6en nod iibrig
iinb, in lpenigen @ohcn 5ll ermor,
ten itebt, iperoen nod imner 8rieue
all 5ebn Oeri6ie0enen 6rontcu ge.
fiibrt.
S5n ;Sibirien fdmpfen @on0en Ser
9OIi6epifi oil ser trausIi6iriihen
@iienbabn uno rihtcn groBcn Sda.
ben an,
SNu oitIihen &uBIon0 fii6rcu Sic
8oIibepifi unO 0ie Gruppen Ser
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01

gegnltng ser 2tQiirten auf 0o5ielbe
ben 9eutiden 3ugeltaut mor0en lit.
8GS Die 9lntlport cnt6dlt.
Berlin. 9to9 cinen in Berlin
tcfannt gegebenen ntd)tamtlihen
9Ins3ug, entbalten oie 0eutihen @e-
8en-9oridldge foIgenoe 9uncte:
0eutidInno lit er60tig, oQe ieine
arieg5idiife obGtmontiren. oorolS-
geieBt oaB eS einen lbeiI ieiner
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
Der atlantis iibcrTlcoen,

Siiiabun. - Der eritc tranSatIan.
tide Slug lit gIiidlid 5u itanOe ge-
fonunen. Der amcricnniide 6Iotten-
bpOroplon ,9fG 4" lit am /. Wton.
tag pom Ser g5oreu uoh 8ortugal
geiIo9en mt0 bat oonIit oeu 9au5en
2Itlautic eriolgreih gefreujt. Gie
etma 500 Seemeilcu louee Strede
pon @onta Sci SABA mlf oen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
Senti9lanO'S
NntwOrt.

Sin5elHe SeSingnnsen ser gll(iirtem
GnsenOmmcm, Gnbere snriifgeiUie=
lem unS 5ablreihe @egenbOridlIGgc
semadjt. 6ebietsabtretrngcn
I'M Citen entifie6en beriuDrfen;
9Guits Jreibafen. - gereit, bis
sn 100 WilIiaroen N1arf GrIab
sm leiften, a6er 9I6Iebnnng Scr
0lleinieen @ernutlu0rtung fir ben
Sries. - 0rUfe 8esenfOr0ernng
geitellt. Stunning beietten
beutidlem 8cbiets innerbal6 cines
balben SSabres berlangt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
Rcioe 6duIcr Scr Staaf Lea

4ci6e bGuicr Scr Stoatslcqis
ldtur Uon 8enniolnania BADEN elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8ur
StaatsperiaiiuEg onoenonlneu.
Sn Ser ipaniiten Sta0t QiI.
boo, no sur 3eit 1900 1a5rifar
better itreiien fam es 3u rrlitcn
arapoQen BET 6euen elm 17cuer ei
uen 0erlpit Don mebreren 0iiQionen
geietds peruriadlte lu36 sic Iodlter
oes 9ilr8ermerter5 gctootet murOc
geim acnteru eiHe Gonoas
crtr1n.cr u &rctc 9}e6.. Der r.
,5a5re ate StuGeut 9ional DC
GomeG pon Bertrand mo Ironcc5
0ilflin H. GoeIDn 0arf, = sod.
idul3ogIinge.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-01
True translation lied with the Postmaster At
milwaukee May. 20 1919, as required by the
Act of October 8. 1917
SOllgrrb.

5rieSensSertraa nnS gOlfcrliea i'm
Senat inter Bikiaem Seuer. -
Sdarfe &prte fallen. 9srai.
&iliOn SsS ScrratbS besihtigt. -
Sampf fir SnrdJfa6rume Der
Srnbibition begOnnen. - Sraucn-
itimmrehts- -AmenSement nit aru-
fer McBrBeit i'm 6anie nngeuDm-
men.