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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Distinguished Party
Of Officers Arrive

New York, July 1s-Among the
nine general officers who arrived on
Quarantine tonight on the Cunaro
Liner AquitaniA and who will land
tomorrow morning 1t the debarkation
dock at Hoboken, N. j., an array Of
returning army leaders unequalled
heretofore on one ship, were Lieu
Hunter Liggett. to
whom only General Pershing was
senior in France. and Major-General
]. r. Dickman. Fourth corps COM
mander whose part In the St. Mihiei
offensive was Of the first Importance
The other general officers were
Brigadier C enerals Mahlon Craig.
chief OF stan Of the first army: Dem
mis- e. Nolan. head OF the army's In
tefigsnce section and assistant chief
OF stan OF the expeditionary forces;
w. B. Burt, chief Of the hfth army
corps; H. c. Smith. o. N. Barnum and
Reese and Major Squire. chief OF the
signal corps.
Lieutenant General Liggett COM
manded the flrst American army
corps and. later. the flrst American
army. It IL expected that he will soon
be known a. Major-Gcneral Lggett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
IN CONFIDENCE
Little Talk With virginian Readers-No. s.

vsnn consrauates itself It's
newspaper published mond. " $500 n - ossnel
There
not and
monds population - sS' - 1'o"
c.r VINO may be an
ano Of The Virginian
ana ts daily stand for
g ada 70 the
o nose
ne adversins Of
you FIRST
psper - solicit OWN e6ium 80 -
these OF
vHs1nian ~ exshanss fcr M DE- ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
MARSHAL F0CH IS
TO WRITE A BOOK

London. July 1s.-"Believe me-"
said Marshal Foch in an interview
this evening. nothing that has hap
pened In Paris surpassed the COR
dtality of my reception here.
On my return to France I intend
70 write book and spend my re-
manning years in the peaceful occu-
patton OF farmer. Time has its re-
venges. but In my case 1t is the bit.
terness OF youth that has sweetened
In old age"
This was 4 reference to his ex.
periencc In 1870 and 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Hopewen Plant
Thrown on Market
Pisoe where q billion Pounds Of Gum
cotton Were Made, 70 Become
Scene Of Pcacettmc
Industries.

Wilmington, Del. July 1.-the
famous and picturesque town OF Hope-
well. Virginia, which sprang like Z
magic city out of the wilderness. ana
|contributed more than ono billion
pounds OF Yuncotton ~ its share IN
stopping the Hun Is not to % scrap
ped, destroyed or sold and carried
away piecemeal. 1t IL to remain ana
become one Of the most prosperous
land thriving industrial sections Of the
new south. X the plans Of tho business
men and chamber OF commerce OF the
Petersburg Hopewell section and the
du Point Chemical company are car
rIed through successfully.
Not alone Hopewell, but the entire
Petersburg HopeweIl district. with its
improvements worth millions Of dol
liars. Its fne system Of roads, railroad
connections, water transportation ia
ciilties. power houses. towns and viii
lagos. will be brought to the attention
lot the manufacturing interests of the
world as a desirable site for location.
According to the arrangements now
made the du Pont Chemical company.
the owner of the Hopewell plant and
Village property. has joined hands with
the business interests OF the section In
Joint industrial development cam
paign for the whole region.
I! A complete industrial survey and
manufacturing analysis OF the region
is to be made. Then fun facts Will
be presented by scores OF salcsmen to
the responsible heads OF industries
throughout the country.
Entire villages will be offered fol
sale to manufacturers: complete In
/ dustrial plants are available: every
facility is on hand.-it is only neces-
\ r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Soon Fill Sea With Ships Loaded
With u. S. Coal for Newcastle
Bottoms All That Is Needed For American Con
Germ to Supply Great Britain With Cheaper Fuel.

Z. ~. - !.
by hatly refusing the conclhatOsy o.
Ter made TO them oy Anorcw nonar
Law who agreed TO postpone the sI1
shiiiings increase IN the price o. coai
for three months u the MINERS IN
creased the output ana 9uaEanteeo ).
that there would pc no stoppaSe "
work
Thus. an increase = 70 90 into eI-
feet Monday when VIII maKe tne
price o. coal 70 the consumer almost
prohinitive-yls 2 ton -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Prevent Fraudulent Pre-
scriptions by Physicians
Of Bad Repute.
.IGOE SUBSTITUTE
Opposition Leader Offers
Substitute Eliminating
Features Designed For
Moral Protection.

washington, July 1s.-CArry-
ing out their determination to
pass the vonstead prohibition en-
forcement bill without material
change the drys in the house to-
day continued their movement to
beat down the vigorous efforts Of
the opponents to modify some OF
the more effective provisions OF
the bill.
The drys strengthened the bill
by amending the section provid-
ing for the sale of liquor on ply
sicians' prescriptions 20 as to pre-
vent the fraudulent issuance OF
prescriptions by ''scaiawag doc
tors in collision with drug store
proprietorA
The amendment was offered By
Representative Miller. OF Washing
ton, who declared one OF the most dit
ficult problems his state has had To
contend with in enforcing prohibition
laws was the curbing of operations by
INSCRIPTIONS physicians.
The amendment prohibits the issu'
ance Of liquor prescriptions by doc,
tors who have their Offices In or con
nected with drug stores, unless the OF
Ace has been SO located for one veal
prior to the passage OF the act.
Representative Igoe. Of Missouri. II
charge Of the opposition introduced q
hill which he will urge as q substitute
for the three-part bill now under con
Alteration. This move will be made
in the form OF a motion to recommi'
the bill with instructions to the ju'
dietary committee to report It bach
with all of the original bin except thu
enactinz clause eliminated and thu
Iroe bill substituted n lieu thereof.
The substitute We94Q strike out TN
dsAnition OF Il4oNeANlng' liquors Ant
al the drastic regulations proposed u
the YolsteAd hill and eonArS. the en-
forcemen leeisiation 70 the constitu
Eftnnal .AuAn Axnent making the WORD
|ine 81 the prohibition correspond will
the wording ~ the ArnAndment
enforcement % the substitute bii
would be placed In the hands o. thu
bureau OF internal revenue ana De
partment Of justice ~ now PROVIDED
in the volstead bill.
Representative Madden. OF Illinois
made a plea late today tor speedy ac-
ton. He urged opponents Of the meas
ure to withhold foolish" amendment'
in order that the bill may Be gotter
out Of the way Of pressing legislation
dealing with taxation and shipping
II want to vote for the bill and thu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Unarmed Sailors, Relieved Of Valuables, Report
Incident, and Local and Federal Authorities
Have Agreed to Make an Investigation Upon
Request Of Navy Department.
Second Case of Infringement on American Rights
Reported From That Section Within the Past
Month, First Being the Corren Murder.
By JAY JEROME WILLIAMS.

Washington, July 19-The American flag has again been
insulted by Mexicans
The aront coupled with the robbery of crew of
American sailors Tampco Mexico July g. An inquiry
at the state department today developed these facts and
brought forth the issuance of statement the effect that
urgent representations had been made the Mexican
ernmept
1t admitted at the department that the case
the serious of that have tended disrupt relations
between Mexico and the United States within the past six
months although the last weeks American citizens
have been murdered hy Mexican bandits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20

Little BY little - eenaeAe
| learned Of other provtst0aa Ia
treaty IN Increasing eenefA1et
bssn aroused against any Fsta1eas14Ngs
1t al. s. III. gs. 4. ssss al Al
A siEnfncant etafefhAnt ~ s1lS ekss
feet was made today ~ eena&of 1.s99Nvss
81 New Hampshire. msMoAr en- kM1NH
foreign relations commtttess ~
kept pretty close tab on the opintenea
Of senators = they cnanss rom ~ 8
to day. Here 10 what ne said:
ron REJECTION.
Germ the growin9 openness 81 -
preston Imon9 ssnAtoFs - ~
effect that the wissst Wy e 60 ssl
with the treaty y 20 re1ecs -
has come to me ana expresesa
amusement - the things y ssne
treaty which ~ are asked e an-
derwrfts and which are % usSelaN
foreign % tins spirit OF ouf Mesi
tutions. some senator's nase 49,
me they intend 70 vote ~. Nxse1y
possible kind Of amendmenS 49,
may % onefed ana tnen on ~ H. @
question OF resincatlon vvss
shsow the en,sfs ste..y us....s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Persistent Report That President May AIa
His Plans for Speaking Tour, on Crew.
That He Can Make Better lmpressioa
Home, Not Verified.
Mr.. Wilson Appears Entirely Satisfied With H.
Interview With Seven Republican Ssaaecs
Who Were Invited to the White House. 1919

Washington july 19-The fight on the peace treaty
senate has reached the phase where considerations
given the possibility that the entire treaty will Be
and peace with the central powers will be declared BY
gressional resolution. ss ssss sHs sas sg. ~
Even if reservations sraightout amendments
there growing sentiment the senate that the
the entire situation to refuse to permit the Unitc
be party the entered into by the
ference for the enforcement of the treaty terms
President Wilson fully cognizant Of this situation INA
to head off the opposition which has sprung the coming
ohead off the opposition which has sprung agalns
after section the treaty their exact meaning and
have been made known 5aaSSSs
At first the opposition confined to the eague
tons covenant When spread include the ShAnnn8
award the hostility the treaty terms became dangous
formidable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20

Police Locate Thirteen Quarts.
G. l. Ellsworth was arrested last
night on a charge OF stealing watch
from Carry Jones. He was bailed for
MS appearance in court tomorrow
morning.
Robert Walker was arrested on a
charge Of having liquor in his home.
los North Seventh esxeet. The police
found thirteen quarts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20

Iondon, July 19.--Arrangement
are under way for the shipment BY
the American government OF l0,-
Coz. 900 tons OF coal to Europe next
winter. according to the Central
News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Poles Capture NfinsI

London. July 1s-The capture Of
Minsk. In Ltthuania, by the Poles ID
reported In dispatch from Warsaw
to the Central News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Welcome 70 Colorctl Troopa.

In honor OF the returning colored
troops. = patriotic and welcome SER
wee VII be held this afternoon at $50
CLOCK IN Ashury Methodist church,
colored. between N and q streets on
Iwenty-nftn street. An interesting
program a has been arranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20

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WEATHER

washington, July fe.-
Cloudy showcry weather
sunday and probably Mon
day; not much change in
temperature.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11
81 oerienpIQe. n.

- 3u SeriepDiQe, 81, mur0cn
Der wobl6oben0e 20 Sabre otte ,yor.
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ior5ige 6ausbdlterln Cisco I'M
Hgim Hcooii1'a ermorOet ouigcilm.
0cn.
observation-disclosures geacn Die
hobcu 2ebensmlttelprciic iiibrtcn IN
Der iponiiheu 8ropilt larancou ~
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rie. nobel 30 Ecrioucn Qcto0tet, rs
idmor un0 cine }tu5obl lcid'tcr pcr.
mun6ct pur0eu 1ic 2o0eu Urocn
oou 8obclrottel gepliinoert
Qcm abihr{ ibrcs }lcropIan5
mirocn j,t 1cer Bart tobe hoDaior
Scr. Die TIicgerlcutHants 1iudcp
pom GleDclau0 II. 6aoood uon 5an
Zicgo actootct
Ter aonouier }idlic uou Der
Gharlcitoner Ro0u Ddr0 erirant un0
Der Bilot l}bclal uur0c id.ur 1cr'
lest, ais 81 Hu3Hitc 5a, en 9qoro'
pleE 1gii.iuc
5u 4lauo. Ger, Dtr0a Gin
Ecaer. Der ciucu D'pr0luQriii uui
ieirr 1rou acmatt Bate mo iciaer
9'cr8anuna &ioeriiouo lcIiietC, Don
einent Psiic erlaoiieH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11

8ni6ingtOn, ,. 6. - 8rdiioent
@iliou hat am :. DIS. per Ga6el cine
Sonoertaaung oeS neuermGblten 66.
GongreiieS altf @tontng 10. 0tai cin.
beruien.
SnOen er oieic 9lufiin6iQuna
mohte, erfl0rte 5ecretdr Eumultn,
0nB eS Dem GrGIioenten mnl6glid
lei am grofimmgStnge anpeIeno
3u ieiu.
Wtan ermurtct aber nidt, 6oB
ieine 9iiidfebr lmo ien griheiueu
Dor Dem Gon9reB, ipeciea ieinc Be
iiirportlmg elmer pronpten grIe.
oiglug OeS Srie0euspertrng5 i'm
Seuot iib mth mr eiuen 0Ioment
ldnger oIS dbiolut notbpenoiQ, uad)
Groifnung ser Seiiiou, per30gern
piro. SpiteitenS bis 3um 10. Suni
miro Ser 9r1iiOent beitinmt 5urijd.
crportet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11
1tdrmpTe am Scr 2GSria.

Copenhagen. Rad 9eribten
aus 5palato mur0en in 5c6enico IL.
3aro All Der noro0ltlihcn Sfiiitc oes
9loriatiideu Dteere5 italteniibe
Gruppen unb Griegsnlaterial gs-
lauoet. G8 beiBt, 6oB 0ieie lnlppen
in 0fliher 9fthhrng oorriidten m6
oaB Die S5taIiener tire 8ruppcn an
Der 1emarcation8ltnie Oeritdrften.
garis. - 2iebenIehntauienO il.
Qoilalpiide 1ruppen 6o6en fartneri.
idc, oie 1000 D}onn 30bIten, in BEN
2Ibidnittcn 2lrnol0itein, 9iIa6, Ro.
ienbad) un0 Nainer ouqegrifien, be.
ridltct cine NIiener.1epei6e uno
0ranqcn 6 D}eiIen ii6er Die 0urd bic
Observation-Disclosures ieitge.
itelte Icmarcation@linie binaus por.
Sic fr,l3tcn Die Drau an mebre-
rem 5tcQcn mo 0urfifnitten Die
2jnie 4rnoIoItein uuo alagenFurt, 10
Die 0er6in6ung jmiiden Dellti1-
oitcrreid) un6 H5toIieu perbinbern0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11

%criaillcs. - 9ie Neutidlen
Scpullmadltigten snm 6ricoens-
GDngref muroen am ytndmittag
0eS z. Mai in &criNilles UOn Den
Se0ingangen in Scnntnif aciebt,
nuter oencn bic alliirtcn nno nit
ifUnth ner6nnOcncn WlGdte bcreit
iino, NIT Dem 7eutidJcn GeidJe
6rieOen 5u id]lieRcn,
Sns UDn Den StHatsmduucrn
Ser aIliirten nuO pcrbnnoenen
GntiOncn NIT y6ilfc elmer Shnar
non Sa1ueritanOigen icit Gem Is.
Sanuar nn9gcarbeitcte meltges
idlid)tlid)c Document cuthGlt mad
Der Ginleitnng i'm eriten Gnpitel
bic Sdaffnng Der 9tntiOnen-Siga
NIT ibrer gerfaiiung; bic ii6rigen
Oier3ebn npt-Gapitcl bcihdfti-
gen iid nit Der &crdnOernng Scr
enrOpaiifcn Staatsgreu3en, Oen
militdriidlen @e0ingnNgen, cin-
idllieRlid Der Stre;tfrGite ~
NaIer, IN GanSe nuS in Der 9nft,
ioluic nit Ocm IN Ieiitcnocn Griab
fir ariegSidn0cn.
Ter @crirnQ Gilt sunddlit mir
fir oas 0entidle 9lcid), cntGdlt
n6er cine &eitinmnna, in Ser uun
Den 7entidlen Ole 2lucrfennnu9
Der &ercin6nrunaen Der 9llliirten
betreffs her ii6riacn Mittelmadlte,
besm. &erbinSeten Der 3entidlen
Oerlnngt uirO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11

2IQe 9eieItigllngen nuf cine Gnt-
iernltug pom filni}ig &ilomctcr
0itli6 pom Rbenl iin0 81 id)Iciicn.
Die 2lu@fubr ionic fait Die gun5e
@eritellung pon arieganaterial lit
eill5uIleIlcn. 3ie 2luiirten mcrOen
Sbeile Oe5 0cutiden &e6let5 be-
iebt balteu, bis 0ic GrioB, 3obhtns
gen gelciItct iin0; oud) lprn oieie
Neicbuua ie nod ShluB 1ou 0rei
fiinfiGbrigen 3eitabidnitteu per.
minOert wer0en. penn 9cutih-
Ion9 icinen 3a6Iung&> >&erpili9-
tltnqen nadfomnt. SSe0er 8erItoB
gegen 6ie 2lbnoAurgen betreiiS
Ser befeitiglni9Sloien Gone bon
fiinijig ailometern ouf Dem oit-
Iihen Hbeinufer fpiro ais fricgc.
ride 6nnoIung augeieben.
Qie 0eutihe 6lotte iii nui ie6s
Sdlod)tihiiie, feds Ieidte areu.
ser unO 5moIi 6ohiee- lorpe0o.
6oOte (3erit0rer4, pbue 2audboo.
tc hcrobiuieben; 0os 4}crionol
0ieier ,5lottc 0nrf $1,000 Otonn
nid1t ilberitcigeu. Pile iibrigen
arieg2Id)iiie lino ou5}uliciern
ooer SIT 3erit0ren. G5 lit 2rutidl.
Ion0 perbotcn, 3ur Gontrolle ilber
0ie Gitiee 9efeitigIngen on3uIe-
gen; ole 8efeitiqnngen &elqo-
Gon6'5 iino ju it)IeiierL ser aie.
ler-Gonol lit alien 91otionen fret
3ugeben; oie oier8ebn 6euti6en
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11

Gremier Glemenceau nit pr1ciier
m0 boiIifer, aber etlpas fiihler
SaItung Oas oie Grie5ensbeSingun-
gen umfoiienoe biitoriid)e document
Der 0eutihen Delegation nit elmer
fur3eu AEre0e iiberreidte.
8raf b. 9rodoorii.8ansau mar
offenThtlid] tiei beuegt, oI5 er, nit
3ucrIt faum borbarer Stinlme, auf
Ole 9eoe GIemeucenu'S outm0rtete.
Gr idgte, ooB oie 0eutihtn Cele.
qoten oas Document einem auirih-
tigen StuOium imtersieheu niir0en.
in Der Soffulng. 0aB 0os Gnoergeb-
nib Ser Gonierenj elm ioIheS iein
meroe, Oob eS pom glQen unter3edl-
met perOen fonne.
y@ir iino melt 0auou entfernt"
erfl1rte Ser oeutihe @ortfubrer,
ie0e @erontlportung bofiir o63uIeh-
nen, oaB 0ieier qroBe &rieg itatt-
lamb un0 III Ser @eiie Qefiibrt tmtr
Sc, mic Dies geihab. Die 6oltung
ser oormaligeu oeutihen 9iegierng
ouf Ser 6ooger SrieoenSconferenj,
ihre SanolunQeu un0 llnterlaiilun-
gen pdbreno Ser tragiidlcn y Gage
i'll Suli boben iiderltdl SIT Der
aataItropbe beigctrogeu. 9lber mir
beitreiten noh0riidlihit onB0eutid-
lamb un0 iein 0olf, 0d3 Ser feiten
lleberseugung mar, einen &ertbeioi-
gur1sfriea 3u fiibren, Oie ein5igen
Sduloigen mnreu ...
o9luh III 9e}ug nuf Die arie9s-
| fiibrung lit Icutihlono niht Der
ein5ige Sduloige go. 2ie 6un0ert-
tauicn0c pon 9tid)tcombottonteu, Die
Ieit Dem #. Nooembcr oils iSolge
Ser 9lofoOc umfomcu nur0en in
foltem 8orbeOaht gctootet. noh0em
Iuniere 8egner unS iibermunoen bat
| ten lm0 oerSieg ibncn geiihert mar.
8eoenfen Sic Dies, penn Sic BON
/ Shulo mo Stroie ipreheu
/ @ie 8renlier Glemencem in fet-
ner ReOe bcfanutQob, lit 6en 9eut-
ihen cine 6riit non Is Iogen 3ur
gerothung rm0 ihriftlihen 8eonts
rportltng oe8 8ertraqS geitelt NOR
/ Ben.
Der ueberrejhung Der 6rie0euS.
9eoingungen mobnten aud Die Ger-
/ treter 0erienigen W}dhte hei, bic
smar 0eutihlono 6en 8rieg erflart,
ober nift or ei9entliden arieg
tbeil1euommeu batteu, uomlih !;
g6ina, Sinm, Guba, Guatemala,
9ticat1qua, 6aiti Guuama, 2iberia
nnO 0onouras. llripriingIih iollten
nuBer BEN iilni @roBmd6ten, elm
IdlIieBlih Ser 6ritiihen 9eiitungen,
MIR @clgien, 9raiilien, Serbien,
8riefculono. @olcu. 4ortugnl, 9iIts
mdnien mo oie lihehosSlowafei
}uacIoiien perocn nnhOem aber
G6ina INN 0ertretlrnQ bel Scr 6anO.
luma eriltd)t bate, pur0e nod III
Glitter Shm0c cine 2(en0crung bon
ser Gouieren} beifloiien
Der itolicuiihe 2p}iniitcrprdiioent
Orlando mo ser 2luslunominiiter
Sonnino traicn ON I, ans Rom
mieOer IN 8oriS Elm. gero0c nod 3ei'
tig Qenuq lm Ser lleberreihum9 ser
icoen@beoi1glmqen an Geutif-
Iauo'5 Gcrtretcr bei}umobner.
Die 9c0inqungen iin0 iebr hart
+ fur Qeutidlono, mle untmDunocn
sugeitonoen miro, aber e$ miro err
fIGrt, ooB inn MIR Elm 0eq oiien
itebe, penn es Grie6en inb bic o5c-
Icqenhcit plr ieiner mirtbifoitliden
4ehabilitirrng niinidt
@criidtmeiie perlautet 0ob BE-
reitS 5hritte Qeplant pcr0en nm
! 1entihlan6 poQitdn0i9 ob}uihIic,
! ZEN. ious eS Iif peiaern ioatc sic
9c0ingungen olbjunebmen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11
o aebs g.
99te Trie0tns5
btOtngnngtll.
OsmtIdplanN's SebmlNeentc naeb 2lbs
faiImm9 Ser 2laiirtcn amseefertiet.

aenkerf brade Sefimmnngen. 9eutuu6 n milaider @a
IOIgfe bera6gmurOgt Nfnf Glaf -9O6ngCn, Sanr.
bfen, San5a iene iammtn GOIcnien nnOsre grOhe &c
bete 10 gfaiOuen GnmObnet GbnO unb nsgeiammt NaOn
Gnabramelem nmiaienO, 6ergbeu uub Sria ge
idGOiaten &aiOuu iduern Griat leitcn Ter emnge
Ie Suir mnO anOerc Sntdc SGlffcitcn Id
g encm utCrnaunacn @eri6s6Of 5n
baben 9cutde GabeH 10 Sage 3e fd ber Snnabme OOer
@eriuerfung Der SeOngmugen idllHiTg Sn Wer6en
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11

llnteriee-Gobel iino ou$3uIiefern.
Geutidblano oari feline Olilitdr.
ooer N}orinc6 6lug}eugc bcIiben
nit Auauohme BON bun0ert un6c-
poifueteu See e5Glg3eugelt, oie es
bis / Cctober 3ur 9luiiuhung bon
Scenlincn peruen0eu bari: 0}o-
terial fiir 6Iug3euge 0orf Gin bal
be9 Sobr lang bergeItcGt pcrOen.
,Sriab-2eiitune.
Qeutihlan0 ii6crninmt 0ie
pole &erantwortlng iiir aIen Sen
oIliirten uno NIT ibnen oerbunOe.
nen Dtddten. iomie oeren 5taats.
ongehori8en 3ugefiigten ,5haoen.
IS Derpfliftet iid] ins6eionoere,
ollen 9iirgcru }ugefiigten Sho.
Den 5u ericten; bieriiir bat es at.
rodl't cine 9In5obllna uon 20
9}llliorOen Y3arf (5 Miuinr6cn
Collars 5u madcn, meitere Bob,
Ilnaeu ijno ourd 5toats Sdnil6,
perihrci6uHacn iid)er}uiicacn. sic
uodl Oem Gtrt5eful0en Scr 5ho.
6eneriob-Gonlntiiiion ausiuiteacn
mo lCutidIan0 bat fiir STiiiss
ocrluite lonne iiir Ionre in ser
@elie olii3ufonlucn. 0aB cs eincn
groBcn lheil ieincr Sanoelsilottc,
lelner Sitter limo {luB. Sfiffe
ausIiefert, auBer6em 0ltrd 92eu.
bduten Tcrner bat 2eutihInn0
ieine mtrtbihnitIihen Sitfsaueaen
an Den &Ie0craui6au Ser Der.
miliieten 0e6iete gu Derpen6en
2entihLano oerbiIihtet iih ier
ner. 3u Dem 92eiii6egunitiaunas
tarii ohHc lrgenoneldle lluterihei-
olm9en ]uriid Mtehrcn, iopie al,
len An1e1origeu aaiirtcr oopr nit
o1eier perbunoencr 2du6cr ireiq
Iurhgan8suertcbr ;u geitaitcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11
Ippeu 1tn0arlt'S 0lt
Fr6S. lOilIcn.

&ien. - Die 9uOapeiter Sotpiet.
Rc8ieritng bot lih an &rGiioent @il.
Jon nit elnem Appeu geipon0t, oen
Sormorih Der lllgorn iiber5ieben.
oeu ouiirten Gutppeu 81 perbin.
bern. Sn benz 9Ippen betBt e$, ole
Belt lei getommen, po 0a8 bluti0e
RriegSOerbrehen uutcrOriidt per0en
miiiie; 0te Somiet.Regierlno be.
milhe lid, trob geaeut6eiliger
Sd)nldhgcrijd)te, oufrihtia, einc an
itonbiGe Hegierllug ein5urihten.
Sn alliirten Streiieu in @9ien nitro
erfldrt, oaB Ole Gommnn0eure Der
tidebiidcu, forbidden uuO rlmdrt-
idyen Tritppen iid entihloiien bSt.
ten @u0dpeit nicht 3u bciebeu, Ion-
bern ihre Cpcrationcu uuf cine Gin
ihIieBung Ser mgariiden Soupt-
Itaot 3u beihrdnfeu
Rumancu i'm 9In5nn OHf 9ubapeit.
Gjcnf 9iumduiide Erupper
Iino in sic t45 9}eilen iiio6itlib BON
9uoopeIt geleaeue Staot 9Irao elm.
ge3ogeu imo boben Sen n6r0liA 6a.
bon gelegenen 9riidaufopi Gap am
Chefs beieet, mie ans 2|ufareit ge.
meloet miro. llebcroa mcr0en. 10
iogt oie Gepeidle ojc run0uiiden
.uno oliirten Streiifrdita ais BE.
freier begriiBt Die ]limanel riiJtcu
an Der aanien lma0riiden 1ront
Dor uno boben 1000 @g1uacu2 &c,
mad)t 6uruutcr uicIc oeut'Ae uuo
0iterrrtdliidlc SoIoatcu igruey iol-
len iie $50 99dggonIa0lmacn Arieg9-
material crbelltet babcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11
3cpclution in 25nlooriem.

Berlin. g9ie Dem 4erliuer
,2lhtubrbIdtt" ans Soiia genleloet
mllr0e, lit bort einc Rcpolte geQen
0o5 (co6urgiihe) aonigs6ous aus.
gebroden, 6eftige Sample ioaet
3Diihen 6en 9lcgIerung5truppen Ii.
ben Reoolutiondren. Die cine Son.
JET 8egierung einiiibren m0dteu, I'M
8anqe iein
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11

9tm ltmfang mad lit bas Ser
trnqs-Spcnment etlun $4,000
@Orte lang, uidlt GAM 10 lang,
mic man anfangS eruartct hattie;
es lit nebcneinanocr in irans0I.
ifer nno cugliidler Spradle nbgc-
fnft, jebo6 Obne Oeutiden Sert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-11
Sic Sanptpnncte bes &ertraacs.

Gin Ser 4reiie ilberqebener gtus.
;ug aus Sen 6rieoeu5- 9e0ingunqen
cutbGIt ioIgeuOe 6aupt 9eitintmln-
gen:
Qluf @rlmo 6e5 Gertrogs oi6t
0as 9eutIde 8ci6 gliaB.Qotbriu.
gen an 5raRfreih surilf. IS
itimmt Der 3eitlpffliqcn ,Saterua.
/ tionaIiiirirng oes Soor 9eden5
uno Ser itdn0igen Snternationn.
Iiiiring Con3ig ;, iomie 8e6iets.
@erdnoerltngen ou Ser belQiiden
unb oaniifen 8rer3e mo in CIt.
prcuBcu 8u. s. tritt 0en qr0Bten
Ibeil GberidIeIien'5 oil Golen ab.
Gs ner5idltet auf ale 8e6icts.
un0 poIitiideu Rehtc ouFerhai5
Guropd5 betreifs ieiner cigeueu
9eiibungen oocr ser iciner Ser
biin0eteu. beion6crs bctrefis Dln.
rocco. 2legppteu, Siaun, 2i6eria
uu6 Shantllng. gs erfennt Ter.
ner Die noaHdn0iqe lln1bh1naia.
felt -Ceiterreidj's. Ser
9ihe6o- SIomafei un0 4olen's :
on