davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
ZAVADEJf PROHIBICI.

Ackoliv zapovednost V Ohio
uredne. Zavedena pOsud neni,
|nektere bohate korporace ne
;mohou Sc statni prohibice do
ckati a zavadeji il ma svych
majetcich .Tz nyni. Prvni po-
|dobny krok ucinila Central
Steel Co. Massillon, zakaza-
.vsi dovazku lihovin do tovar-
nich svych kasaren. Spo'ecnost
ma totiz ma svych pozemcich
delnickou kolonii a V te Sc vic
,opojne napoje cepovati nesmi.
aed.tel tovarny Sc vynlouva,
re nasledkem opilosti jednoho
'delnika vznikl V kasarnach ne
davno pozar a proto, ze musi
Zavadet prohibici dfiv nez bu-
de statnim zakonem narizena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
MAYoROVo VETO PRE-
Hl.ASOVANO.

V proinci minuleho roku v
mestsEe rade OdhlasovanO, re
hOnoraf kazdeho radniho ma
byt zvy5en 2 81 200 ma S2.1O0
'rodna a pfedseda rady. ze ma
vydGlavati $2.4O0 misto dosa.
'yadnlch $500 rocne. Mayor
Davis rozhodnutl radnich 81.
prcsince loni vSak vetoval,, po-
nevada pry mdstske finance ne
dovOluji iakekoli zvysovani
|platn. Lee "a vGerejsi schGze
dc stala Sc tataz otazka ma pre-
tres ieSt6 iednou a posleze ma
yorOvo veto bylo osmnacti rad
mimi pfehlasovano.
Proti mayorov6 veto hlaso-
wall radni Baker, Breschw.tz
Caldwell, Damn, Dittrich,
Faulhaber, Flemming, Calm,
Hinchliffe, Kadlecek, Krueger,
Meyers McGinty, Reynolds,
IStannard, Thompson, Townes
IA Zmunt. Zusta!i tudiz pro vet
Isl honorar, kdezto nasledujici
|lnensina mayorovo veto schva
lCvala: Carroll, Dembowski
Finkle, Gallagher, Mitchell
Rolf, Sojka a Sulzman. Veto
| ylo tudiz prehlasovano, NEST
sky pravnik vSak mysii, re "a.
myslene zvyseni vydelku rad.
mich nesrovnava Sc s paragra.
Ify mestskeho carteru a naa'e.
dovne ku zvyseni dotcenych he
noraru ze ash nedojde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
WSSll [7WS,S
SCHUZE cESKEHO NAROD
MILO SDRUzENf.

Ia pom6rn6 cetne navstevy
zahaiil predseda Tom. Sidlo,
ST.. mesicni schulz a po precte-
nj protokolu schuze minule,
tteny dopisy a prijimany pfi-
clenske. DOpis z Ustred
ny V Chicagu oznamuje, re
cinnost Narodniho Sdruzeni ko
natl Sc bude dvema smGry, pro
axe politickou podpnrnou.
Ably uchovana byla Zprava o
cinnosti cesk6 Ameriky V osvo
Ibozovacim hnuti, odporutuje
Sc vypracovani obsahiejsich
oejin, coz svefeno by'o pokud
Sc clcvelandske ceske<osady ty
ce vykonn6mu vyboru k dalSi-
int propracovani. 4. tnOra ko-
ma Sc V Chicagu Sized cesko-
americkych obchodniku to-
v&rnlku. na n6mz ma byti u
tvofena organisace jeiimz hla-
vrim ukolem by bylo navajo
W ii obchodni styky Sc starou
lvlastl a pomahati repubEce ce-
Skoslovensk6 ina poll narodo-
hospodarskem.
Die pokladni zpravy prijato
ILvlo do 19. ledna $435O.OO.
Ma dotaZ p. predsedajicihC
mnoho-li vynes!a Narodni daf
" Ceveland6 odpovida p. X
Bernreiter, ze die pfedbeznych
odhadu Sc bude moci ce3ky
Cleveland pochlubiti obnosen m
kolem $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21

Iny nejlepsim maskan, kterez
TO roztrid6ni obstarala porota
" riz pGsobili PIP. Hrabak, Pc
koc, Napravnik Penc a z
dam pani Kucerova, Pekoco-
va, Jakubovska a Soukupova
Damskfch cen hylo sest prv-
nj ziskala "teskoslovenska re-
Ipublika" pani ternusako-
wa; druhou Cechie - pani
Braunova; tfeti "Hold sborrl
Jaro" pani Pencova; Gtvr-
'tou zena pfistehovalce pani
;Eklova; patou Liberty" - pa
nj Sommerova a sestou "Hle-
Idam muze" pani Rrayne-
Irova.
Panskych premil bylo ROY
Inez sest a roztfideni vyrizeno
Ipostupne nasledovne: muzi-
kant p. Brajner; rytif -, q.
Vanis; I'd - p. Kumha; fla
siretar - a. Braun; cernoch
- p. Vanak; "66" - p. Sou
kup. Pri te pfilezitosti panl Sa
:lakova darovala $3.50 We pro-
speech ceskoslovenske republi-
ky. Sbor Jaro vzdava vsem,
kteri Sc o zdar zabavy pficinili
vrely dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21

lCrafu Ze ash nedOjde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
POD LEDEM.

Ma zamrzle rete biz meste-
cka Alliance, o., brusEli vcera
tri synkove C. Bradwaye, IL
lety Russell, 9lety Emil a sed-
milety Kenneth. Prohanesi Sc
ma ledove plani spolecne a spo
leGn6 take - utonuli. We stre-
da reky led sc pod mimi prolo-
mil a dfiv nez pomoc mohla Sc
dcstav..t, bratri V mrazive vode
zahynuli. Psik hochy ma kluzi-
ste provazejici, zalostnym Ste
kotem upozornil sousedstvo ma
nest6sti, nacez teprv nrtvoty
utonulych bratrikI byli reky
yyfazeny a rodicGm prineseny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
MASkARNi PIES SBORU
JARO.' els. 1873, J. &. D.

Masopustni seZOna zahaje-
ma sborem JarO {. 1873 j. G. d.
V Geske spolkove sini ma Buck
eye Road to maSkarnim Pile
aem, jehoz' uspech byl v kaz-
dem ohledu dokonaly. Sdruze-
nj hudebnici vyhravali ucastni-
kun a p6kne premie roZtride-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
[W.'7s:s!]] [W,.'7!s:!:]] WsS] vs.!
MA POTfRANf LUPIcu.

Ia vcerejSi schuze m6stske
rady povoleno $4,000 ma "a
koupeni dodatecnych polcej-
Mich revolveru a $4,000 ma
nova policejni auta. Strazni-
kun dostane Sc samocinnych
rychlopa,nych bambitek, a rov
InGz nejrychlejsich automobile
ably pronasledovani poulicnich
skudcu bylo rovnez ucinejsi q
"zlocinna vlna" byla brzy \
iClevelandu potrena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21
ADVOKATNf K0MORA CHCE zVLAST-
NfHO zALOBCE V0CI REMESL-
NfM RUCITEL0M.
MESTSTi RADNl ROVNEZ VYSETRU
il fNYNEJSi "KRIMINALNi' SITUACl
VCLEVELANDU.
NOVA LOUPEZ v EAST END A ZPRONEVERA v
1> POIITICKEM URADU

Timm rOvnez nekOlik jinych
domnelych z,osynG vcera bylo
polici pozatykano. Tim neni
vSak praveno. re "zloCinna VI
ia" z Clevelandu jiz vymizela.
Naopak, drobnych prepadu a
kradezi pribyva a V East End
neznami dosud banditG ukofi-
.&ti!i vccra "a $1,000 rozlic-
nych svrSku.
Uradum reportovano vcera
ce!kem 80 ruznych precinu.
II; muzi byli poulicnimi ban
dity obrani a mezi poskozeny-
mi nachazi Sc tez krajan A. Pa
,viik, 2911 Vega Ave-, jenz We
srazce S dvema lupici piisel o
S15 a nejake usporne znamky.
Kramu a residence vypleneno
,3era dvacet a zbyvajicich kra
oezi dopustili Sc kapsari. A.
! Kohout, sos Ra .lway Ave. o.
bran byl kapsarem SAG a NJ :.
Koula, 645 Woodland Ave. o
$3.50.
Jak ale Jiz praveno, pomery
Sc pon6kud lepSi a policie row.
Inez postupne Sc doplnuje.
Dnes ie jiz 800 mestskych stra
zniku We sluzb6 av nekOlika
Gnech bude jich pry tisic.
/ Hlavni klerk V trestnin od-
Geleni krajskeho soudu, Wal
ter G.. Sykes, donucen byl svy-
mi pred5tavenymi k reslgnac.
pon6vadz bylO obieveno, ze
knihy nema V pofadku a re mu
schazi asi $4,000 okresnich pc
h6z. Sykes nezapira. ze castky
te pouzi, k osobnim potrebam
svou ncspravnost OmlOuv;
ySak tim, re schazejlci Castk;
jeho pribuzny.ni byla nahraze
ia. Syke5ovym nastupcem sta
he Sc kterys vyslouzilec re svt
tove valky, dosud We Franci
prodlevajlci. Do n;ivratu dotcl
ntho hlavnim kierkem Il kraj
skehO soudu bude Fredet cl
:, Rex. VUti propust6nemu Syk'
sovi nebudou soudni krOky "a
y, i!zeny, pon6vadz. jak w "a
znamenano. deficit byl jeh'
pribuZnymi opGt nahraZen.
Detektiv Hartman zatkl We,
=. IA V kteres kavarnG dolennih,
. sn6sta diva muze a dive divky |
; nichZ naleZen rucni wax, patr
ne ukradenymi skvosty napl
nCny. Priznacne jest, ze n6kte
re ty klenoty byly lidskou kr
: wi potrisn6ne. Jeden zatcen,
muz uda,,, re pochazi z New
: Yorku, druhy Toledo, kdeztt
divky pfijely sem z Akron. Pc
Gle jest pfesv6dcena, ze Ia
tCeni pod!leli Sc ma nedavnycl
loupezich Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21

SlleuHlCtNlIIl SNcNo piCNoSNS |
soudce P. l.. A. Lieghleye zada
krajske soudce, ably jmenovali
zvlastniho okr. .zalobce, ktery
by Sc zabyval vysetrovanim
praktik professionalism rucite-
liz predevsim mel zvlaste ma
zreteli byvalou c,nnost rucite-
III a pravniku Haase Kohna,
nichz Sc nepiimo tvrdi, Eel
byli jakymis ochranci muzu s,
trestnim rekordein profesio-
nclni rucitelstvi, re provozo-
vail We velkych rozmGrech.
SPED elni zalobce necht Sc
tez zabyva vysetrovanim pfi-
padu propadlych zaruk, poru-
seaeho parolovani, jakoz il
vsech zanedbanych neb "zapo
menutych' soudnich procesu.
Dotceny zalobce necht We sve
vvSetrovaci funkci zllstane tax
dlouho, pokud stavailci "kri-
minalni" pomery V Clevelandu
Sc nezlepsl.
Zadosti advokatni komory
bude asi kraiskym. soudci Wy
hoveno zvlaStni nestranny
zalobce bude jnenovan, cimz
soudni pomery pon6kud prove
trait usvedcenym provinil-
cum zaslouzeneho trestu Sc
dOstane.
Pravidelny Okr. zalobce
Dcerfler neni Zadosti advokat
nj komory valn6 spokojen Ia
kroceni svaZu pravniku pro-
hlaSuje "a .iakousi Zbabelost
Svaz mel pry jej SVEN zame-
I'll uvedomit dfiv nez Zadost
svou vuci okr. soudcum sforlnO
val. Zastupci svaZu moht pry
OsObn6 Sc pfesvedcit, iak ira
Govn6 okr. zaiObce vuCi prOVi-
niicum Sc pracuje, coz pry re
soudnich akt je zNaSte patrne
Nebylo pry tudiz treba do
dateGneho specielnihO zalobce
pozadovati, cimz p. Doerflel
ratrn6 chce naznacit, Ze jeho
uIadovna je We vSem korektni
a ruZnym nezadoucim vSvum
ncpodleha.
Mezi tim co spolek pravni.
ku zadal vcera v6tSi energi
pfisnost i nestrannost vuci
prOvinilcu.n a bezohlednost vi
eli professionalism ruCitelum
rCvnez mestska rada "krimi.
nalni" situaci Sc zabyvala
Zvlastni radni vybor bude Wy.
setfovat pomery po'icie U
sCudu rovn6z munic palm
soud bude radou pOzadan G
v6tSi enerGii V tIastnich pripa-
dech, jakoz v6tsi soucinnost
S jinym; bezpecnostnlmi orga-
ny; co-operace municipalnich
scudcu S okrcsnlmi soudci je
rovnez radou doporucovana
Vysetfovani "krimfnalnl'
situace V mest6 sverena peti.
clennemu vyboru V nemz puso-
bi radni Calm, Caldwell, Stan
nard, Hinchliffe Rolf.
Jiny, triclenny radni vybor
pozada municipalni krajsky
soud kooperaci.
Vlivna telesa budou Sc tu-
dix starat o zlepSeni stavaji-
Cich pom6ru bezpecnostnich a
mcz* tim policie cini vSemozn6
M vyh'azeni zlocinG a pouliC-
Eiho bezvladi.
Dnes Gasne rano zatcen byl
kterys Vlach o nenz detekti-
vcve tvrdi, ze ukladne zastre-
Iii sveho krajana J. Miatoa,
1910 Scovill Ave, jehoz 'mrt-
vola v sobotu v noci ma dlazbe
Webster Ave. byla nalezena
PodeZreleho zatkl seraant
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-21

kUPUJI'E. y OBCEiODNl
KU, kTERI We "SVETU''
pLNAMUJI.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-20
RANCHER MUST ENTER PRISON
Adolph Lehman Gets 20 Years for
Killing Matthias Wetzstein Near
Richardt0n

Bismarck, Nov. 17.-Adolph Leh-
man, son Of wealthy retired ranch
'er residing in St. Paul, must enter
the state penitentiary TO serve TWEEN
ty year term for the killing of Math-
las Wetzstein, near Richardson on
May 20, 1917. The supreme court so
ruled Saturday in affirming the YER
dict Of the trial jury in district court.
Lehman is said to. have shot Wetz-
stein in an alteration, which result
ed from the formers alleged atten-
tions to Mrs. Wetzstein, who had been
Lehman's housekeeper. Lehman is
said to have gone to Wetzstein's
shack, to have quarreled with him
there and to have forced his way in
to the house, where he shot Wetz-
stein in spite of the attempt Of the
latter's mother-in-law to shield him.
Lehman's wealth enabled him to
engage the very best Of legal talent,
and his fight for liberty had been pro-
.longed for year and half.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-20
MINOT MAN AND ST. PAUL
SOLOIST TO APPEAR IN RECITAL
Nathan Peterson, Lyric Tenor and
Miss Jennie Anderson, Colature
Soprano From St. Paul at
High Sch0l Auditorium
November 20

Nathan Peterson, Lyric tenor, a
Minot singer and Miss Jennie Ander-
son, Colature soprano, from St. Paul,
will appear at the high school audi
torium in recital on the evening
Of Friday, November %, at o'clock.
This entertainment promises to be q
rare musical treat. The singers will
be accompanied by Mrs. John How
ard, wife of the musical director Of
the Minot schools, who for seven years
has been her husbands accompanist.
This will be Mr.. Peterson's first
public appearance in Minot and natur-
ally the music lovers of this city are
anxiously awaiting the day for the re-
cital. He is young man with con-
siderable musical experience. For
three years he appeared in concert
ana in the Chautauqua fields. His
last engagement was tenor with the
Schubert Light Opera Co. of Mime
apolis, appearing with that organic
a ton during the past season. He
has done vocal work for various
churches and oratories, his selections
being mainly ballads, altho he will
give several operate numbers. :.
Miss Jennie Anderson has appeared
largely in the concert field and at
present she is soloist at the House Of
Hope church in St. Paul. She has a
wonderfully strong voice Of rare
charm. The program promises to
be excellent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-20
THANKSGIVING PROCLAIMED
BY GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
s'..e prnr0a n. a tSnm

1t is time-honored custom, estab-
lished by the Pilgrim forefathers, to
set apart day in each year wherein
| to express thanks to Almighty God
for the blessings vouchsafed to us
individually and as state and ma
ton. The harvest season would not
be complete nor our duty performed
without, this expression and observ-
ance.
At this time. we have abundant
reason for the giving of thanks, for
during the past year 10000 staunch
defenders Of the rights of humanity
have returned from the field, camp and
ship to again take up their abode
within the borders of their beloved
North Dakota. Families have been
reunited, and homes established,
thus securing these greatest bull
warks Of society and insuring thrift
and happiness among our citizenry.
What greater reason for sincere
gratitude could be desired than this
fulillment Of our hopes and answer
Ito our prayers.
4 Let US be glad that there has not
been a recurrence of the frlghtful
malady that ragged in our midst a
lyearI ago, and wrought such unpre-
cedehted havoc among our populace.
1t is not possible to enumeratef the
many blessings "a Divine Providence
has bestowedtu US within the year,
nor is it Of consequence that we do
$50. What is Of prime Importance is
i that we know. and appreciate where
\ these good things come from, and Of
fer thanksgiving where and when it
Sis properly due.
j In conformity to custom and the
1statutes Of the state, and Sin accord
ance with the Presidents proclama-
4 ton, hereby designate and appoint
Thursday, Nov. q. 1919, as Thanks
slgiving Day, and call upon our people
ron that day to lay aside their usual
duties and to esther in their accus-
/ toned places of worship, there to give
i thanks for the blessings we enjoy.
Also throughout the holiday season
j let US endeavor to bring happiness
/ and good cheer into the lives Of all the
people in every part Of the state.
Given under my hand and the Great
.ESeal of the state Of North Dakota,
at the capitol at Bismarck, this 18th
day of November in. the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
nineteen and of the commonwealth the
LYNN J. FRAZIER,
Governor.
by the Governor:
/ THOMAS HALL,
Secretary Of State.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-20
Merry Sanish Banker Visits MinO

Nervy Sanish Banker Visits MinOt
Henry Schoenrock, the nervy San
ish banker, who frustrated an attempt
to rob the bank after he had been
placed in an automobile by the would
be robbers and headed for the bank
where the robbers were going to try to
compel him to open the strong box,
visited Minot last week. Schoenrock
got away from his captors by sudden
" grabbing the steering wheel Of the
auto and running it into ditch at
the side of the road.
VIM. Nice, Sanish character, was
arrested in Bismarck last week,
charged with being one of the men in
the automobile.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-20

World war, and was rapidly advanced
to the post of major. He returned to
Bismarck to resume his private prac-
tice only few months ago.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
U. S. TO QUIT RUSSIA
POSITION STRENGTHENED Pre-
PARAToRY TO WITHDRAWAL.
Baker Says All Americans VIII BE
Out of Country This
Spring.
'HlcAeo TRieuNG.

Washington. Feb. 1S-Steps toward
strengthening the position of Amer.
lean aud allied troops in Northern Rus
sia as preliminary to their safe with.
draw.h In the near future are under
way at the direction of the supreme
war council.
To facilitate the withdrawal. addl-
tional forces are being dispatched to
the scenes Great Britain is sending
2,400 troops and the United States
railroad engineer units numbering
about 500 men to keep lines of com
munication open TO the sea.
Secretary Baker notified the house
military committee that President
Wilson had informed him of the plans.
and again gave assurance that the
American soldiers were in no danger
of being cut off
Secretary Baker transmitting this
information from President Wilson to
the house military committee, said al!
the American soldiers should be out
Of Russia this spring.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
STATUS AND PROGRESS
OF PEACE COUNCIL

LEAGUE OF Constitution
completed.
/ ARMISTICE - Extended indefinitely,
rendering Germany impotent mill
tarily.
! iMILlTARISM - Military and naval
armaments to be limited under
league of nations, which also pro-
vides for settlement of international
disputes by arbitration.
FREEDOM OF Originally in
tended for protection of neutral
rights, eliminated under league of
nations, which abolishes neutrality
! as defined in past.
REPARATION-In hands of special
committee, reported making good
progress.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR WAR-Spe-
cial committee investigating individ-
uals responsible, laws infracted and
punishment.
JOLONIES-Ter and islands
previously held by enemy countries
to be placed under protectorates by
league of nations.
LABOR-Special international labor
committee investigation of economic
and social problems already planned
and establishment of a permanent
international labor bureau in con-
nection with league of nations
WoMEN-Special committee to be es-
tablished for advising delegates on
questions involving women and chill
dren.
RUSSIA-Allied Russian policy unde-
termined further than British and
American troops to be withdrawn.
GERMANY - Provisional constitution
f. adopted and provisional government
established. with Friedrich Ebert
as president.
AUSTRIA HUNGARY Empire di-
vi0od into separate republics of
Austria, Hungary, Czecho-Slovakia
and Jugo-Slayia.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
Terms Agreed to as the Time
Limit Draws Near-MiniSter
Resigns,
HUNS AGAIN BOW TO FOCH
Dispatches From Germany Show
Treves Conference Was Occasion
for Revival of Old Prussian
Swashbucklino.

Paris, Feb, 19.-"AIarshal F0ch."
Gays the official communicate Of the SUI.
preine war council. Uniformed the min
listers of the allied and associated
powers of the acceptance by the Ger
mans of the conditions for the renewal
of the armisticer BY the terms of the
new agreement, which constitutes the
third renewal of the armistice. the
Germans must promptly and strictly
fuihll all the clauses Of the contra .ts
OF November IL, December L. and
January 18.
Germany has again bowed to Foch.
The armistice renewal was signed Mt
Treves. after the German commission.
headed by Matthias Erzberger, had
tried to the last to bargain, qulbble.
protest and even threaten.
"Sign on the dotted line" was the
answer to Foch to all these attempts.
and fipally, as the time Of grace was
almost up, the Germans, still protest.
ing, signed
The agreement prolongs the armis-
tiee indefinitely, but gives the allies
the right TO break or the truce at
three days notice IL Germany does not
religiously live up both to the spirit
and the letter of the terms as laid
down by f'ech.
Dispatches from Germany show he
Treves conference was the occasion
for considerable revival OF the old
Prussian swashbuokling spirit. I'm
potent as they are, the milltarists had
begun again TO talk Of the shining
sword" ard the wrath of the German
people. once they are stirred"
Indeed there are rumors of a cabt-
net crisis due TO the signing OF the new
agreement.
Count Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau, the
foreign minister. man OF proved lib
eral and anti-junker tendencies, but
pledged to a program Of peace with
out humiliation" saw that program en-
dangered by yielding to the allied de-
mands on the armlstice renewal, and
Is said to have threatened his resIg-
nation.
One report. uncOnfirmeG, has II he
carried out his threat as soon as he
heard that the German signatures
were affixed to the document.
Hindenburg, still the commanding
figure In the "fatherland" from the mill
ltary standpoint. Is curbed by the new
agreement, for 1t stipulates that the
offensive against the Poles must be
discontinued forthwith. II is also under
stood to contain demands for German
evacuation OF territories claimed by
the Poles.
London, Feb. 1S.--The terms Of the
new military treaty TO be imposed on
Germany as a part of the anal peace
conditions viii, according to the Daily
Mails Paris correspondent. include. In
addition to the destruction OF the for
tlflcations of Helgolnnd and the Kiel
canal and the opening Of the canal to
traffic, the immediate surrender Of ceE-
tain warships which have not yet been
given up as required and the conver-
sion Of the status Of the German fleet
in the Scappa flow from that of intern
ment 10 surrender.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
~ACE OF ACES" is WELCOMED
ored by Fellow Townsmen at
Columbus, o.

Columbus, o.. Feb. 1S-Capt. Ed.
ward V. Rickenbacker, American az"
Of aces. arrived here from Washington
and was met by reception committee.
The official greeting of Columbus is 4
parade In which half-hundred organ
izatlons viii take part. The mayor de-
cared a half holiday. banquet was
given in the airmau's honor. More
than fifty aviators are expected to
attend.
Rickenbacker went to France as
General Pershing's chauffeur. He soon
went into the air service, was made
an instructor at an aviation camp, then
went to the front where ne won the
premiership of American aces by shooi-
ing down 26 Huns.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
RED CROSS CHIEFS CHANGE
Frederick C. Monroe of Salem, Mass,
Appointed General Manager to
Succeed G. {. Scott of Chicago

Washington. Feb 1o.--Administre-
tive changes. incident TO reorganiza-
ton to a peace basis. are announced
by the American Red Cross. Frel-
erick c. Monroe of Salem, Mass. laS
been appointed general manager to
succeed George f. Scott of Chicago,
who win continue with the organiz4.
ton as "a member of the executive
committee. Samuel N. Greer of Balti.
more has resigned as assistant general
manager and will he succeeded effec.
tive March /, by Dr. Guy f. Snavely.
assistant manager Of the southern d.
vision. L. J. Hunter of New York,
now serving as deputy comptroller,
will become comptroller March /.