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ale will advise the president OF It's &C.
tlon. just as Il does in the case OF any
bill or resolution. President Wilson
VIII then issue a proclamation declar-
ing the war at an end.
II, however, the Senate should re-
fuse TO rstify ;he treaty withou,
amendments. then the amendments
would have TO be submitted TO all the
nations. large and small. which signed
The document. II they consented 10 the
amendments. the process OF ratifca-
tion could go on.
The Senate is not empowered TO
change single one OF tho $1,000
words or the covenant without the
consent OF the other powers. 10 can,
however make its ratification condl-
tonal upon the adoption OF amend
ments. That Is, Il can say:
I'VE ratfy the treaty provided. that
article 5i9 be stricken out. or that a
new article be added 10 read IS fol-
lows" In this case the ratification
would. be binding after the other pow
ers had accepted the conditions named.
II the Senate refuses TO ratlfy the
treaty IL Is considered likely that
new peace conference will be called.
for none OF the allied powers would
be willing to be a party TO a treaty to
which the United States was not
party. We hold the money-bag, and
our wishes must be considered.
lnasmuch as this Is the first war IN
which the United States has had SO
great a number OF allies. II Is not at
all unlikely that the Supreme Court
may be asked TO outline Just what the
powers OF the Senate viii be.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

phases OF the treaty which may seem
questionable. Members OF the Amer
lean peace delegation at Paris. also.
will be called in TO interpret some OF
the phrases.
President Wilson himself may be
asked by the committe 10 explain the
League OF Nations covenant. II he is
called on 10 is expected that he will
appear, ready to answer any ques-
Tons that may be asked OF him. as adj
vices from Paris make II appear that
he Is ready and willing to give the
American people all the information
they desire about the treaty.
The committee may adopt any num-
Der OF amendments 10 the treaty by a
majority vote OF It's members, but II II
does so the amendments must be ap-
proved by all the nations which have
signed the treaty-including Germany,
II she signs Il. This would mean a
great delay in finally establishing the
peace OF the world, so II any amend
ments are offered there Is certain to
be a lot OF argument and discussion
In the committee conferences. The
commifee VIII be made up OF 10 Re
publicans and : Democrats. Partisan
feeling probably will enter into the
discussion.
How long Il viii take for the COM
mittee TO consider the treaty Is prob
lematicsL but senator's now In Wash
ington do not expect the committee
VIII report for at least a month and a
half or. two months after the treaty
Is submitted to It,
When the committees report, or re-
ports, reach the floor Of the Senate
there Will be another discussion by
senator's who are not members OF the |
foreign relations committee, and II
here are two reports each OF the con-
licting sections OF the committee viii |
lave 10 defendNits own This Will mean /
more argument more speeches and /
more delay On the floor OF the SEN
tie. as In the committee, any senator
nay offer amendments. and undoubt-
dly several OF them will try 10 have
heir pet schemes incorporated in the
reaty.
The constitution provides that two
birds OF the senators present must
ote for the treaty 10 ratlfy Il. II is
OF necessary. therefore. that two
lirds vote OF the entire membership
e cast in its favor. nor is It necessary
nat every member OF the Senate be
resent. II all the 96 members were
resent, 81 votes would ratlfy the
'eaty. ,
When the treaty Is ratified the Sen a
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
1900 ENEMY ALIENS
WILL BE DEPORTED
Germans and Austrians Will
be Sent Hcme at u. S.
Expense
FAMILIES ALSO
WILL co WITH THEM

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-A large
number OF German and Austrian en-
emy aliens, together with their fam
Illes. about 290O in all. are TO be sent
back 10 their own countries on the
American steamships Martha Wash
lngton and Princess MatOlka. which
are expected TO leave Charleston, S. c..
next week
These enemy aliens are going back
home voluntarily at the expense OF the
United states. which IS very glad TO
have the unwelcome persons on their
hands, department OF Justice officials
stated today. The government has no
authority TO deport these people, 10 IS
said
Several weeks ago the word was
passed out 10 the 2OOO odd German
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

seamcn and about 1900 other enemy
aliens that the Department OF Justice
would be willing to pass upon re-
quests they might make to Dc sent
home. Almost an OF The German sea
men who were taken in custody when
The German merchant ships were in
termed promptly applied for passage
home and with one or two exceptions
an their applications were approved.
They are TO be taken homo together
with their families.
approximately 1900 other enemy
aliens who were arrested during the
war applied TO go home and about 5DU
OF the applications were approvcu.
They too, will take their famikcs.
IL was originally arranged for one
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

OF The ships 10 sail from Charleston
June Is, ami The other on June %.
Delays were encountered. however.
and War Department and Justice be
pariment officials now expect the two
ships will leave Charleston for Rot
terdam In the last two or three days
OF this month.
These enemy aliens were taken IN
custody yesterday by the Dcpartmen.
OF Justice and turned over TO the War
Department for safe keeping dt For,
Oglethorpe, Ga, and Fort Douglas.
Utah. Because The communications
between the Justice Department and
tho prisoners must all pass through
the War Department, neither depart
ment has anything approximaling a
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

STEPS j. S. TAKES
TO RATIFY TREATIES
Two. Thirds of Senator'S
Present Must Vote for
Pact or it Fails
AMENDMENTS MUST
BE O.K'D BY ALL
STEPS IN RATIFlING TREATY.

Here are the successive steps
that will be necessary in ending
the war in the United States SEN
ate:
4. President submits Official draft
= OF treaty and addresses Senate ask
ing Its ratification.
,. On motion OF chairman OF
committee, treaty IS referred to
committee on foreign relations.
3. Committee holds conferences
on treaty, calling In experts and
members OF peace delegation.
i. Committee submits TO Senate
either one unanimous report or
majority and minority reports.
Discussion OF committee report
or reports on floor OF Senate.
6. Vote on ratification two-thirds
vote Of senator's present required
to ratify.
:. Senate submits It's action to
president.
s. President proclalms treaty rat
fled and the war ended.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
BOARDING HOUSE REST
EOR trial. MARRIAGE.

n. r. A. Special TO The Evening Journal
LONDON. June 20-Nrs. Lucy van
lyman. American susragist. writer and
lecturer. Is advocating a new kind Of
trial marriages She suggests that en-
gagged couples live at least two months
under The same roof-prcferably In
boarding house-to learn each others
habits and temperament.
Wake your money nrow for you
Work for peace. BUY w. s. s.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

complete llst Of what prisoners have
applied for passage home and what
applications have been approved.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
This Pretty Girl Who Defies Age
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CORRESPONDENCE
REGARDING FOOD
RELIEF IS GIVEN
ORIGINAL PLAN OFFERED ~
VII son WAS GENERALLY
AttEpTED

/ ~ h-sU.u.. mt IFfff
WASHINGTON Jan 800. Cor
resu.nlence between COL D. 81
Hou The American representative
30 OBJ. supreme Wat council ana 'n'
urc.u ministers of % .ai hII."ll'
FauD. ANA ltaN showing %"
origin and development OF wv
coum.-.HN Tor world goo" reno
tith Ierutri e. Hoover .' 0,It''..
grHru' N-s made pN'''. .'''i ''
ha state department
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Entered as secord-class matter a.
the posioffice az Amarillo. Texas
under the act OF March 3. 1879
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Elaukc.s Com(0ris
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24

Soft, nat %iuoiffrenfe 9anolefriDe6en
for Ell Mation / Sorbnn0et for 6re-
oe1ts Grr11ltpingelie ameo 1tpget me-
re cll6 Nealeme for International
Set % geGan4tanoiebe6 ,og moralif
|Souoel. @nbber Stations Sllber9r
nitrt bill blipe faltilaaet, ioet 6e tore
% &c imaa Mationer paa lige 500
inttes :iitan6 til at np6e ben inter-
uatiounle 2obs .@ober 1lben at bolbe
%bepabneoe Stprfer til at betrpgge
heres @ettigbe6er % %forebpgge
Moro pg Meberi % iogc beef @tra-
|%tenrgbere blan6t Mationerne. Set
let for: at. pur,1c ON Sc minore Sea-
TONERS SllperGnitet % bcfrie SC
lterrc Notioner for @proerne al oe-
res Selubeifpttelie, at Mationerues
|2isa oanneg."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Sc ifanbiuapilfe 8resiemrnb

afreiltc forleoe1 fra SEEM Dorf.
SScl,rnalilt Nnbers gipen al .8er.
lingife Gibcnbe" ,naatte oog blibe
tilbage, Iibc,loe al ipalif Snfli,en5a.
Mcn ban CT beloigOis | 8e6rtng.
8eo &iemreiien ienote De oanife
9resfeman6 fplgenoe @i1ien til oe-
res 2anSmG1t6 / Mmerifa:
SEQ $iemrejien i6ag til Danmart
.bringer III e, BARN Gaf til alle
oonifEamerifanlfe MGn6 OF anin=
Scr, lom UNDER Dor Mcjie / Mmerifa
CT fommet os impoe n1eo Ben itbrite
Tclpillie % @in1tfribe6.
SilIen % Saon6Iagl
@aloemar @al1ter,
Gage Salberita6t,
@mil Mnrott,
/: Mn6erS @ige11.
Nclp Sort, Sar1tnr 1919.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
6reosfonfcreneen CT aabnct.
(Gortl. fra /. @ioe9:.

Nremierminiiter Glemencealr taf=
feoe bernait for Sen Sore, ser bar
biIt Sranfrig og bonn, beo at beige
bam til Sorman6. @nn n1eboelte,
at v@ationernes 2igo" biIoe babe
Sorra,1g for ollie andre Soger paa
D%agSoroenen beo 1a1te fnlo.
itanoige mpoe. SON notolte, at
.Sl1fces iffe bar mllligt, 1,ben at
man forb1eb fat %foretet. 81 er
for11ten iamtne1t iom @entter, og
ION @errer maa hi forlooe oe1ne
Sal. Mationerlnes 2iga Ell Ter, set
er op til G6er at ciere ben lepenoe.
elernet,cemt ill,tteoe meb al, iige, at
Der bar intet Offer, Tom bon life lite
biloe gisre, 6r at opttao bette. 9ro=
gra1at1et for @%onferencett er bIebet
lagt al 8reiioent @ilion. Det er
iHc blot ct beitentt Gerritori1n1g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Blanht Eatthan1wnn.
ssnberjpbif Screening.

Ole Senle1l, Gormano for uGgnz
oerjDoif SCREENING" .beflager i 1t6lte
Nnner al rDonnepirfe", at .Dalne
mari, beo 6en foreltaaenoe :@jenfor=
e1,ing. mes Slespig. ffffe faar. :iao
|langt lom til oe1t bijtoriffe @raa1ie
|pe6 @j6rer, met ifriperbon:
u9e, Der bar Sfoen paa> be6
debit" og Set maa man 10 bpie
|iig for = tilmeo ba5bet aobenbart
CT oen floge1te 0roning - Sen, Ser
|bil bolbe min6lt @rpoeri. Mt set
[og1on lfl,l0e bore 6en retfnr6iglte
|Sr6ning, 6om Der .bliner.. bnb6et,
tan jeg oerimob life, ,i1i6rermnc.
San s%il1'tter Mrtif1e1r mco: felaenz
|6e Spfor6ring:
Ma,r beoes tilgipe Mig, at je]
life fllnbe tilbagebol6e oisie5 @e-
merff1ti1,aer, ifi6nt S%enitgtea1 mes
|bisfe 2inier bar Ell. bel n1,oen. Com
|laat afgiprelicn, om Sc oer=
|biemme % Greosfongreslen.' anifer
Sen, ,nao III 10 ollie bpje os for.
W3en leg tror, at Scr en6m> ligger
EFT 0pgope lige for Dor 9dr. Ser
moa bore Graug E5pnoerjpllal1b
|til efonomiif @tptte> mt mere CHS
n%ogeniin6e. .9nyrf pnn Sc ma11ge,
mango Sjeln 6croore, bpis Torlpr<
gere o1orig berote tilbage fra slug=
marfert, eller fom til6age iom areb-
|li11ge. @i fan life fpl6e Sopnet
flor Sc b%orteblepne; men bpor
|6ette @op11 er fnpttet til
sfonomiif 5opn; fan III mt1one Set
|li6t. bco bore @engegnoer. en- Gel
@enge er iamlet og penter finn paa
lat blipe icn6t, 1laar Sorboloene til
laoer bet. SgIaa Dor ~5p,1oerlpoif
SCREENING" bor, 1noer ari1en fun
%f.tnnet iqm1e itlte 8ioroa iontnren,
foa: at So iii 1logipr en- lille Sum.
Men III btl6e giernc, at 5ltmme1r
ifl.loe pofie fig meget itdrrc. 81
tror, Der bil bore Cos 8rltg for alt,
bpa6 hi Tan iamre, iaa il,ort set er
raaoeligt at ien6e 8engene aflte6.
l2a6 os oerfor / ben nprmelte SsSrem-
tito bbre fra rigtig ma1ge me6 imaa
teller iterre 8i6rog, efteriom man
bar Maao til. Biorag beoes ienot
|til uSenoerip6if Screenings aasie-
rer, scr. S. gsbcnien, 1880 Cot
7tb Strcet, SEES Moiines, Soma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Rrlgtfn.

2anglolnt mailer @1t6s Mpllelten-
@ruf1tl6 flint En- bans &per11eS Mel;
@olosbaao ltgger me6 br11ote Sen;
Det> Tom fnl,ites, CT otter bel.
6laf1oernS Gla6er gaar frem / Col.
Mprfets 8slger ct ffp1let bort,
@ettcn fio6er i Maeteus Stol,
MeIlen n1ole6e baar6t MOB boar6t.
Mpllen male0' for Soft % @jen,-
@eia bar la1tgfom og &etfer6 1fjult;
fort bar 2D1et 6a Be breb trent,
op ffei 5loget-iort> RIOT sog guilt!
&lofferne 1,6rl,nger sejr og Sreo-
&erer S 6re6 / &a1lonens Sf11o!
&aar0e Man6 ltaar /. Grab oerpe6>
ip11es, at De bar feet Sub.
8er1rene 1eger mco Sorb igien,
Der. bpor Sober bar bittert Itriot;
graber / Wl,loen og Happer Ben
meo oe imaaSanoer og pl11orer liot.
|Sraertc ipinoer-og CLIENT er 1r,1,
flor er Stnnoen / t1,ii1o 2e6;;
one oe Dpoe. rejite fig 11r>
|hilite Sane'1-oa for / 6reo1
SeIge Mooe ii o@erI. Gio. y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
Subpiflebe Neutrality-suspicious..

SEQ Metten / sio1tr Gitp, Soma,
1trpber man for Ti6en meb at brin,
ee 9larbeo Ell: SfiIsmiMeiag,z TOM
maaffe fife bor fin 2ige i bele 2ar=
BET. Charles S. Gbriltianien, Der
for l1ogen Sis til6oge ipsle6e meo
Sporetni11g al f1,16bIo6s &peg o.
iiges at bore bel1taoenoe, ct fommet
/ fan inopifle6e Sorbolo 1~igeoberfor
fine &uitrtcr, at lelb sSa1rilterre If
tie beo bperfen l,o eller ito paa So
gen. Sor fem Mar ii0en ingte Girl
.Itionig1s t@1tltr1l Gfilsmisie , oen bu,,
tit iaa1t ct b%ctp6eligt l1%n6eritpttel-
1eshorag. Sort otter gifte6e bnn
fig mes Ell a1oen @binoe, men efter
foo Weaoneoers 6orleb begjnreoe
% fit .oAiaa oenne. Sfilsmis1e. Girl
lt1a111en gifteoe Zig Ioa i9jen mes fin
f6r1te S1lItrt, men Sc h1roe heller
life oenne Gong trefffe i famine
Ma9, ioct BUM 'forrige l1ge fit iin on
ben Sfilsmisie fra bom ion1t not
ct l@noeritdtteli %esbibroa og @r1tnt-
ming for 0mfoitninger itrefffen6e
Jig 11ofloq 1orgt tilbogc Gi6en, Og
beller life 6ermeo 1pnes SCI, i,16bif-
1eoe Sag belt at bore oflllttet. I'm
ber Observation-Disclosures forriee 11gc
bite oct Zig nentlig, at lioen Gbrilti-
a'rle'ts treble Sritr,, font altiaa
ogloa por bans forlte - forfoo
ban1, bar ban igien ontoget Set, a,l=s
hen 9rltr1t iom Siemmets Serifer,:
i116e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24
8rt rnhf knrs.....

Ser ct bel life: noget oanif Mnno.
cller @oi1,oc fer / 2oa1et, iom life
ul16cr @rigen me6 @lebe bor. gipet
BET Mabe &ors. CIT Sferb tit at birl-
pc Sent / oeres belfigneliesrige 9(r=
.beioe. Set oil 6erfor iltifnfersf interes<
ierc bore; 2eiere at here .liot ON
.bis1c &cngcs M%npe,16elie.
6plf Dar font Gegel Sen Soc, at
11aar Sc gipcr @enge til en- @elgjg=
rengeos forening, iaa godr cit n1eget
flor Sci. al &engel,e til &ontora,6=
glitter % Qdminacr- iite6etfor til Sc
|fattine. Det 9fe6e &ors ct itolt peo
at hlnne iigc. at for boer 0ollor o.
bet ill bent lar DC billlpet @oIooter.
1neb / Dollar % / Gent. Sen
:efstrn Gent er ben Merte, form 8an=
ferue. Dor betalt for at opbcoorc
Hellgenc, in6til Scr .bdr 8r1,g for
Dem.
Set bil i~elbfslgelig life 1iqe, at
oct @s6c 4ors ffet life for 1oge,1
@bmi1iitrationsubgifter. Sc bar
.&pntorer r1t16t omfring-i Bcr6en, i
.bbilfe 5000 &ontorilter etc. er a11=
iatte, % 6isie ol6eles 11poberoigc
&ottorer folter Sem Iibt ODER 2 gQilz
.lioner Collars ON Mnret, mert bis]e
Tighter betales fra GeIifabets aor-
.1ige Me6lemsbiorag og lite fra De
Nel1ge, 6er. gioes be0 Sn6iomli1ger
eller 8u3arer.
S &egnitabsaoret, Ser enbte oe1l
d. Salli 1918, bar @elifubets ia1nIe-
De llogifter- benne6 1O8 :MiIlioner
Collars. 9isie 8enge anbenotes fife
olene til at bielpe 6e ipge og iaa-
reoe @ol6atcr til at eie,1bin6e 6eres
:Selbre6, men Ell flor Sci al @en=
gene bel1pttes til at re6be be ng6liz
ocl1oc 8efolf1tinger i @rigsla1,oe;ne
fra ut iltlte ibic1. @efolf11i,gen /
.Nor6 Sranfrig bIeb ioole6eS biulpet
meo SO Millioner Dollars, og 81
rien og 86nitino b1eo bj1lpet n1co
80 Mil1io,1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24

ling al De Brinciper % Golferetttg.
bcoer, lom Sorfatningen bbiler paa,
'og iom Solicit bill Iepe % Dirfe I'm.
|oer, 90 Seniigten smeb geotalelicn
Faf aonititlttipne,t ct at bclfptte 6isie
9rinciper % &ettigbeoer mpo Sno-
lreb. Oct bar life 9enliaten meo
amltit,tionen, at Sen -lf1,loe fl111c
6r1lges til Snofprelie al 1lpc 2ope
|cller Meformer, io,t Get ct panife-
liat otfoo Solicit til at pe6tage paa
|%ieoponlig loDIig. gis, % 6et er lite
roen 6are for bore Snititntioner,
at cit lao6on Mnpenoelle al &onititn=
Observation-Disclosures ct blepen in6fprt.
Get oil bore al Snteresie at ie
llofal6et al set retSliae Sfri6t, Tom
CT taget i California, bpor efter
Mnorogen6e Ell Metsor6re :blep 1tb=
itebt, Ser miolertioig binorer gu
pernGr Stepbers fra at %atte1tere til
8aibington, at Observation-Disclosures
tet bleb be6taget al CALIFORNIA; 2e=
gislatur. California bar in6fgrt
"Nefereno,m" morlnber Sc al
2egis1at,rcu pe6taape 2ope mao
benbiies til, Solfeafitemniug .og til
ltemnes al Solicit for at bore anls
oige. 6orha,bsomel,oene1,tets Moo=
1tanoere | California; moltaar mi.
at M~eferenonmslopen omfatter allc
2eaislotureats @anolinger % alt
laa ogioa 6ens Qualification al
Mnlenoennentet. Ser or ct @n}in
dnbre Stoter, Ser bor ligren6e Sic
feren6unslooc.
Hao SEN a,,6el SHE ertlnrcs,
at Sc 1orc,1eoe StnfcrS aoMtitution
Il tp0cligc Sro alene. freezer; at ct
Mmen6emcr1t, r%otificeres al tire Tier=
oeparter al 5taternes 2egiSlaturer,
oa at 6ettc= er fleet og :bern1eo Sd=
gen afgjor. @ppnsmaa4et bif-.6a
blipe, :bborbi6t @eferenolmsItbet1
bar til 8plge, df vSegislutnren" /
en iaa6an ;Stat:n1au betroGteS {om
inobefatten6e @%a1serfo6lfet; efteriom
|bens lobgibea6e %enblinaer fraper
hettes Eililutnina...
On S1,opa16ina< iont r11e6 @tprfe
er 5leben frembol6t / California er,
at Set naturligois ct @onititutio=
mems Sora,6ietriug, 1taar ct Mn1en=
oe1nent benbi{es, til Qualification be6
|2egislaturerne. at 6isie reprcsente=
rer Solfets @illie; men / California
|bab6e Solicit be6 @olget forfa1tet
Brohibition, og set fl1t,6e altiao fife ifse
bore bets @illie at foo ocn oeo=
|toget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24

mes mr. at ben life fan anles for
,aflNttet, fpr alle Meringsltofierne
'giennem @lobet bar l,oaet oeres On
oemaal ! aegenets forifjcllige Cell
Iebeb.
Sele bort 2egeme % nlle bets
|Srganer og enfe1te 8ele. ct / en-
|nafbruot 9ilitat,6 al Soranoring,
|Spflibelie og .5ornbelie. Dette bar
man gipet geapnet Stofifite. Sntet
Ter ltilleitaaen6e eller permanent; in
gen Del elter 9art al bor 9rganisr
ME or bet lan1lnes ibag,1m ben-bur
|igaar. Sber 9anfe, pi terrier, bber
8epegelid, ri gjpr, fonf,merer en-
big DeI al ben Masie, bboraf oct
Eele be{taar, og ben foniumereoe
|9el mao eritnttes meb noget npt af
.|tiliborenoe 8eifaffenbe6. Dette er
Natnrens Sou % grnnringens Bro=
blem. >Sfer bet iffe> enar 6ef 8r1to
poa Malfinen. Maar &iertellaaet
itanier, faa 8lo6et life l%a1rgcrc tan
pu1iere .giennem Marerne og. brinse
ny eritatning for De opili6te Dele,
begpnoer: .9plesni'psprocesien
1aa foloer set belle fra binan6en
Meen iaa lanee 2ibet porer, maa
bber enfelt Sci al spitemet bope
Gr1tatning for De @erbier, Der for
brnges Is oets 6ngfige xSusbolonina.
@rl1noltofferne, bbornf bort 2egemc
er %iammelliat, er uforon6erIist be
1ot111e; men ,be tret1ger til eoinoe=
liz, Sorupelie, % Sen fan Sc fflu1
|oproa, 9jen1em Eif1feriel of Sc ghp-
IrinaSrni6ler, Der nbebof6er bis{e
iam1nc Or1tnb1toffer. 81 lfal: i por
Ineite Mrttiffell "ie @fsempel pao, bpoc.
I1er banber, noar Spoe1niblerue.
ntang1er ,nos1e at oisie n~p6penoige
INertneSpnr9ier: 49,, i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-24

Sreo teller gnropas Sre6, lnel1 bet
er Nationer1es Sreb, iom ifal Of
.gi6res.
acknowledgements n,6er Greos=
4 mB6crne.
@e6 &ouferencens Mabni11 i 2pr=
bags fa,lotes Gao Gagsorocnen:
Memora1oa fra alle Magter ON BET
|Mnibar, ser poabpiler @rtgenS Sp-
%babsmoen6; Memoron6a meo Sel1-
i'm til Nniparet for Sc Sorbrpoel=
fer. Ser bleb bcgaaet it1toer &rigen;
2opaipnina craaaen0e internatio~
malt iMrhej6c.
Set CT ga1l1fe %interesiant at be.
mGrfe, bpilfen fremtre6enoe Sttl=
ling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pil ino=
Etage amber &%onferenecn. Mene Set,
lat gpbrgsmaolt bliber lat paa
0oasoroenen paa &onferelce'1s fer=
lite Mpoe Tbi1er, at set er ct al DC
|tremrtrn0enoe Spprgsmaal, iom
|l1ua og lfal lples paa en- tilfreositil=
|(en6e Maa6e. Sc 9pprgmaol, Ser
|pil opitaa til 8ebanbling 1ul0er benz
Inc Sag, bliber m1c6 Senipn til Mr-
|bcjoernes &et til at 6a11ne Sagfor=
eninger, MISUNDERSTANDING etc,
at ale M%rbeioere ifoI babe &et til
at Ipge Mrbeibe i ollie. 2anbe % ifa1
npoe :ianme &ettigbeoer iom be6-
tommen6e SANDS 8oraere, Torbu6
moo. &Grnearbejoe, Toitiattelie al
cit Observation-Disclosures for @pinocr
% rimeligbis og}oa for Mdn6, o1
|flere andre Spprgsrnaa1.
S Wanoags iamle6es Ereftbent
|@ilion og 6e Mlliere6e. Megierinaers
Nremiern1iniitre % n6enriasminii-
fire til Me6e. M. Moulens, franif
@mbasiabsr til. @,,slm,o> io1n nplia
bar bjemfomne11,. got, ..0plpsniuaer
o1t ben rusiiife 5ituation. !.
OH Eirsoagen 1amleoes 6e 1an1-
me MG'16 til Msbe for at bgrc Gco=
peni11s, ben 6anife Wiuiiter. til Rez
trogra6, iom for tort us {t6en for
Hob ben rl,sit1fe &obe61tob. San gab
|en*Del interesiante 0plps1tinger ON
set bol}lbeoififfe Gtnre / Betrograo.
9e1t nGIte ful61tenoige @es1ion,
bhortil ollie Gelegere6e far Mbgong,
ct en6nu life faitlat:: Naa.6ette
|Mfp6e fommer, ioln nebtt, '91otio<
11ernes 2iaa op ti19ebonolina. 8rn=
|itoent @illo1t bar / Sc lenere 0oae
|afbol6t flere &onferencer& mes :engel=
ife og frantic @agffprb6tgerpm 6e1r1e
|Gnn - -