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The sun., 1919-03-27

BERLIN, March 2s-s1 take a most
solemn oath that the Government will
not surrender to the enemy one inch
OF German territory either east or west"
said Or. Schiller. Minister OF Finance
in the new Cabinet, In addressing a great
crowd In front OF the Chanoellors palace
on smdsyrs& cufdkIg TO ths~x4 Sesse+-
tuna
The sun., 1919-03-27
Prussia to Repel All Attacks.

Premier Hirsch declared that the Gov
eminent had no thought of abandoning
the eastern districts Of the State, and
that he considered It's chief duty was
TO ward OF all attacks on the territory
OF the State. especially attempts aimed
at West Prussia, Posen and upper Sile-
STA.
The German Government will SUBJ
NIT soon TO the Committee on Constitu-
ton OF the Weimar Assembly the pro-
posal for the Incorporation OF the Soviet
system in the constitution. The semi
official North 6crmdn Gazette says the
effect OF this measure would be TO estab-
lish a sort of three chamber system OF
Government.
The Majority Socialists In Prussia, as
In forming their national Government,
were obliged to Join hands with the DEM
ocrats and the Centrists in organizing
the Prussian Ministry to-day. The price
OF Centrist support In the postponement
OF the settlement OF the religious and
educational questions.
The Independent Socialists. one of
whose principal planks IL in favor OF an
alliance with Bolshevik Russia, refused
TO participate in the Government except
on terms making impossible the partici-
patton Of the Democrats and the Cen
trists. ...
The sun., 1919-03-27
ESCAPED sINN FEINER TALKS.
Jshn McGarry Appears in Dublin
City Quiet. ....,

. DuBLIs, March 2s.-zrohn McGarry. n
Sinn Feiner. rho ESQ., ed from TX DIN
prison with Prof Edward de Valera, and
who In a member of the Dublin Corpora
tion, appeared at q meeting OF that body
to-day
Dublin Ia perfectly quiet and the peo-
pie generally welcome the absence of the
distur Dances which 1t had boen feared
would take place. s. d. ..
The executive committee OF the Sim
Fein party issued an official statement
late last. niEht announcing that the pub
lie reception planned for Prof. Ed
ward de Valera, who has been in an
English prison for some time and who
escaped on February 4. had been ADAM
doned.
Tho statement explained that Prof.
de Valera had sent word to the commit
tee that he did not believe q reception
for him would Justify risking the lives
OF citizens of Dublin.
The sun., 1919-03-27

BERLIN, March 25 delayed The
German Government has not yet been
able TO prepare a new budget for 1919
and has submitted to the National As
sembly provisional estimates for April,
May and June. These estimates include
an authorization to issue treasury GER
tificates totalling $3.50. 100000 TO cover
expenditures.
New appropriations in addition TO the
payment OF regular current expenses are
authorized In the estimates. One pro-
vides for funds to establish n COM
mercial news service in the Foreign
Once to help German foreign trade. The
measure fixes the salaries Of the Minis
tiers at $4,000 annually. This sum
covers house rent and expenses "of rep
resentation."
Twenty-Five thousand dollars Is given
President Ebert for social expenses and
entertainment.
In asking for credit OF s2,500, 900
in the prussian Assembly yesterday
Herr Suedekum, Minister OF Finance.
said that the debts OF the State Of Prus-
STA would amount to $1,000 900. 900 by
the end of May. The total deficit would
be 5000, 900 900, which the Minister said
was Unprecedented. and must be
termed catastrophe"
The sun., 1919-03-27
is
GERMAN WAR BILL
Damages in Empire Totalled
$1,1s5, 100000; Ship Own
.ers' Claims S1,OOO,OOO,OOO.
HEAVY TAXES APE FACED
Minister Of Finance Says
Country Must Raise 3d.
750,000,000 Each Year.

coPrNHAoEN. March alderman rev.
enues from 1914 to the end OF 1913
amounted to s4.a5o, ooo,o 900. the Ger
man Minister Of Finance. DR.. Schiller.
declared In O memorandum presented
to the National Assembly at weimar.
The war expenditures totalled $780,
600, 900. to which should be added the
cost Of rehabilitation.
The memorandum showed that war
damages in Germany amounted to 81, 1885,
000, 900, the claims OF ship owners to
81, 900. 100000 and the total spent for
tho relief OF families of dead soldiers
$1,000. 900, 900.
The debts contracted by the Govern
ment during the war aggregated 33s.-
as, 900. 900. the annual interest on which
Is s1,975, 900, 900. DR.. Schiller estimated
that the national annual expenditures for
the future would be $500, 900. 900. COM
pared to $500. 200, 900. before the war.
The annual expenditures Of Individual
states and communes in the future
would be $3.50. 000.o 900. compared to
$3.50, 000, 900 before the war. The total
amount to be covered by taxation in
the future would be S4.7b0.0o0,oo0 each
year. Before ths war 1,125. 900 900 was
raised by taxation. -.... ..... =:
.Cemmis.,o. to Meet Allies.
The German Finance Commission
which will 70 to Versailles to meet an
interailied commission has been sum-
mohed to weinar to receive instructions
from the German Government Accord
ing to Berlin newspapers the commission
will include DR.. Theodor Melchior.
banker Of Hamburg: DR.. Wilhelm Mer-
ton. one Of the managers OF the Frank
fort metal works; two representatives
OF the Reichsbank and two members
Of the German Armistice Commission.
To defray the cost OF food supplies.
the German Minister Of Finance Is about
to issue a decree requiring delivery to
the State Of all foreign securities with
fixed rate OF interest. except Russian and
loans to Germany's former allies, ac-
cording TO advices from Berlin. The
securities VIII be purchased at their mar
ket value at the end OF 1918.
A Weimar despatch says II Is under
stood that a provisional law will shortly
create a State tribunal to inquire into
the events at the opening Of the war and
during its progress. Such an inquiry has
long been demanded, the despatch adds,
on the ground of foreign and home
policies.
The sun., 1919-03-27
Permanent Council Proposed.

The sankey report is the Interim re-
port OF tho coal commission, OF which
Justice Sir John Sankey Is chairman. 1t
was issued March 20. after an examina-
tion into the mining situation. 1t rec
commended seven hours OF work under
ground for the miners, instead OF eight,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03

de fleste ON Jul i Barndomshjem-
met / Danmark eller Sonderjyl-
land, eller hyor Vi nu kom fra.
Wore skgnneste Minder om hjem-
lig Hygge, Kerlighed og Glede
knytter sig netop til julien.
Vi gnsker saa tit, vi kunde
leve yor ~lykkelige, lyse Barn
domstid ON igen. Def we'd vi,
kan like lade sig gore. Men Diet
kan lade sig gore at leve lidt
af den It'd ON igen we'd at vi
paa Bornevis gleder os med wore
egne smaa. Og jo mere vi har
af Jesu Sind, 10 mere Vi har lart
at blive som Born, des mere vii
vi forstaa at vere Born med
Bornene. Saa tanker vi al
.lerede nu paa at berede wore smaa
en- Juleglede. Og de smaa be-
gynder saa smaat paa at glade
sig til julien, og til de Gayer,
som Faders og Moders Kerlighed
vii give dem.
Og der er intet, der er saa
yelsienet. som at glade Borne.
|hjerter, thi der er ingen Gl@de,
saa agte som ct Barns Glade.
Kere Vennerl Maa jeg like
Inok gein i Aar minde jer om
wore ca. 80 foreldrelese = eller
Ihjemlose smaa paa yore to Ber-
|nehiem i Elk Horn og Waupaca ?
Dem har Herren lagt hen I'll sine
Venners Hierte, dem peger han
paa for os og siger: ,,hvad |
har giort mod cen af disse mine
mindste, Diet har I gjort mod
mig.
Kare Vennerl Der er EN- tenn
melig stor Underbalance i yor
B6rnehjemskasse. Den skulde
vek linden Jul. Jeg Wide gerne
bede eder ON en- rundhaandet
Gave. def er Dyrtid vi lever /.
Send eft Bidrag til denne code
Sag. helst straks. I'll Mr.. Otto
Hansen, Blair. Nebr.
Paa Bornehjemmenes Vegne.
c. G. Kloth.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03

Kun faa at Skolens Folk re.iste
bort til Taksigelsesfesten. Vi
.havde nemlig Skole den folgende
Fredag. Derimod havde Vi Be
sog af Miss Abelona Nielsen fra
Council Bluffs, Magnus Petersen
fra Nebraska Statsuniversitet og
.Sigurd Borre fra Beresford. Syd
Dakota. Borre er paa REESE til
.Danmark. MISREPRESENTATION
var Skolens Folk indbudt til at
samles med Menighedens Folk i
Kirkens keldersal. Blandt an
Diet, som udfortes we'd Program
met der, talte Professor c. X.
Hansen, og Skolens Sangforening
sang to Sange.
Naar man taller ON Fordele we'd
at gaa paa vor egen Skole, da
maa ogsaa Diet regnes med, at
her samles man fra vidt for.
'skellige Dele at ct stort Land.
Folk, opvokset under vidt for
skellige Forhold, kommer sam
men her og lever sammen. >Dette
,er EN- betydelig Fordel for de
,enkeltes Udyikling, fremfor ON
de ale kom fra den samme
Egn eller fra den samme Stat.
Paa Dana College err der Stu
denter fra saa vidt fra hinanden
liggende og f~orskellige Steder
som California, Maine og Alberta,
Canada, for like at nayne de
narmere liggende Slater.
Lordag Aften, Klokken s., den
g. December, vii Student Anton
Nielsen paa Trinitatis Semina-
RUINS Observation-Disclosures
Negne tale over Japanmissionen.
Missionens Venner baade fra
ISkolen og Byen indbydes.
Den Privilege Studenterbeya-
gelse afholder sin internationale
iKonference fra den 81. December
It'll den 4. Januar i Des Moines,
Iowa. Skoler opfordres til at SEN
de Delegater til denne Verdens-
missions Konference. For nogen
It'd tilbage holdt Studenterne
her Mode, hvor denne Sag blev
Idroftet. bet blev bestemt at
sende TO Delegater. Chris B. Lar
sen yalgtes son Representant for
|Trinitatis Seminarium og Joseph
Girtz som Representant for Da-
ma College. J. c. r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
We'd Cry os we'd
kv@ld.

Bibelsk Andagtsbog we'd c. As.
schenfeldt-H Hansen. Da denne Bog
er beregnet til Brug baade Nor
gen og Aften indeholder den to
korte Betragtninger til hyer Dag
j Aaret over Tekster hentet eet
fra def nye Testamente, eet
fra det gamle. Der henyises blot
til de bibelske Tekster og man
maa derfor have sin Bibel j
Brug tillige med Bogen. Efter
hvert Stykke henyises der til en-
passende Saline fra Salmebogen
eller andre kendte Sangb9ger.
Forfatterens Navn er Bergen for
at Betragtningerne er indholds.
rige og opbyggelige. Bogen paa
513 Slider err solidt indbunden !
Shifting med Guldtryk. Pris
$500.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
Evighedsgryn og Tetemelk.

Som en- sund, ~behagelig OK billig Dirk
er MANA oil" og ,Tetemalk" uden
Twill bedst for %almindelig Brug. vi SEN
der Evighedsgryn eller Starter for Tete.
malk med Brugsanvisning, portofrit for
Soc. 0stelsbe (Rennet), Soc; 0stefarve,
so; Smerfarve, so.
C0KATo SUPPLY CO., Deer Park, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
80 ACRES I
BARRON COUNTY. WIS.

Ca. % Acres under Ploy, 10 Acres
ryddet, ] G~resgang. Resten bevokset
med faa Buske. Landet ligger hsjt
med naturligt Afleb. Inlet unyttig
Land. Store Bygninger, godt Beboel-
seshus, ny rummelig Stald med Keel.
der, Br@ndeskur, Hsnsehus og Brsnd.
] Mil til norsk Kirke, ! Mil iii Oste-
fabrik, 2 Mil til Mejeri og By. We'd
Postrute og Flsderute. Pris $ll 900.
1000 kontant, Resten i'll 5 pct. Paa
Xiikaar, der passer Ksberen. Bet er
ct virkeligt Godtksb. Skriy efter Liste
paa andre Farme til
Bank of Comstock,
Comstock, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
Fra Dana.

| den Del af Skoleaaret, da
Diet er koldt, spiller man basket
BALI. Dana College team" har
j Aar spillet to Gange mod ct
Hold fra Byen Blair. F9rste
Gang table yore unge Mend med
10 Punkter mod II. Men sidste
Gang viste de sig at we're i Be
siddelse af nogle af de Egenska-
Der, der fordum fix wore For
.fadres Modstandere til at skelve.
De yiste sig at beside den Ener-
gi og Hurtighed og Handledyg-
tighed, der barer Sejren HEM.
De sejrede med IA Punkter mod
6. Deres Leder err Paulus Falck.
Adskillige Vintereleyer er an
kommet. Klasser for dem be-
gynder i denne Uge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03

Aften, til Morgenskeret fordriyer
Morket, og forst H. 9 om Nor
genen faar Vi elektrisk Kraft til
at drive vore Maskiner. Men, Diet
kunde we're verre; vi har da Kul
til at holde Husene varme med,
og ellers : vi har en- Mengde
store Treer, som / N9dstilfalde
kunde hugges ned og bruges til
Brendsel. Lignende har man be-
gyndt at gore andre Steder.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
Bronson Hejskole

Kenmare, N. OAK,
aaonede l. December, 1919; varer til 1. Marts, 1920
Der undervises i:
Reading Bibelhistorie.
Penmanship = Kirkehistorie.
Arithmetic - Missionshistorie
photography - Troslare.
Psychology - Symbolic
Civics - Bibelforklaring.
U. S. History Sang
Agriculture Musk.
Grammar - Gymnastik.
Konfirmantions Underwriting for Voksne.
Send snarest Indmeldelse.
Pris: for Undervisning, Lys, Varme og
Varelse II Dollars for 4 Uger. Kost Board
ing Club.
~ - j. KNUDSEN, Forstander.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
Farm Bargains i Luck, Wis.

Stort, 50-aarigt dansk Settlement.
Dette er ct udmarket Kveg og Mel
eridistrikt med fortrinlig Majs- og Kls
verhsst og rige, trebevoksede Gres-
gauge; talrige Seer, lutherske Kirker;
Skoler; Mejerier; Telefoner; code
yeje og velstaaende Dyer langs 500.
Banenj midtyeis mellem st, Paul og
Duluth. For nmrmere 0~plysningef
skriv til JENs S. Petersen, Pre.
sident for State Bank of Luck, Polk
County, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
julien og wore Bernehjem.

K@re Vennerl NJ mariner sig
after den kere, velsignede Jul.
Den vekker dejlige Minder hos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
.DANSKEREN.o
Dnsdae den 3. December, 1919.
=BLAIR,, NEBR.

Fra Dana har Vi en- Korre-
spondanee i denne Uge, saa Vi
forteller intet derfra.
Taksigelsesdagen fejredes
aer paa en- skon Made. ON For
middagen hayde Vi Gudstjene-
ste / Kirken, we'd hyilken Anled-
ming der blew lagt ct Offer lover
$50 paa Alteret til Pensions
kassen. 0g ON Aftenen hayde
Vi selskabehg Sammenkomst /
Kirkens K@ldersal. Her blew I'D
fort Ell Program, som tog sin
Begyndelse med Afsyngelsen at
Mr. 6 j Sangeren. Skolens Folk
var indbudt og mpdt frem, der
iblandt Choral Union" som
gledede os med Afsyngelsen at
at Par Munro. Prof. c. x. Han
sen holdt en- kort Tale paa En-
gelsk I'D fra Ps. lat, 10. Han
pegede sarlig paa, hvor stort
Diet er, at vor store Gud, som
hedekker Himlen med Skyer og
beskikker Regn paa Jorden, at
han ogsaa giyer Fpde til Kyaget
% til RaYneunger, som skrlger.
VI kan da glade os we'd, at han
sgsaa ser til os, naar han ser
til Diet, som er mindre. al
Nenighedens Piger sang nu ct
Mr., ledsaget at Gitarmusik. :
Saa talte Pastors Schultz paa
Dansk. Han fremdrog flere sk9n-
ne S~maatrak, son yiste, hvorle-
aes vi kunde faa noget at tax
Ike for. naar VI saa alt fra den
code Side. En- Kyinde, som han
fortalte ON, var altid rede til,
naar Uheld eller Modgang ind
traf, at Sc saadan paa Diet, at
Diet kunde have yeret verre. =
Saa nok en- Sang at de 7 Piger.
Den ferste var engelsk, den an
den dansk. Endelig en- Forsam-
lingssang. Nr. Al i Sangeren.
Sammenkomsten sluttede med
Nydelse af Forfriskning (Kaffe
ag Kage3. som yore flinke Kvin-
der hayde bragt og seryerede.
J. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
l. c. Pierce.
In al vore tidligere unge
Mand her, kendt at mango I'D
/ Samfundet fra hans Skolegang
paa Dana College, 1t. Tinus Chri-
stensen, og hans Hustru medte vi
we'd Kirken Taksigelsesdagen.
Han var med i Harens Flyye-
zorps under Krigen men naaede
like at komme over Sgen. Han
bar, som vi forstaar, varet In.
struktpr we'd en- Flyveskole j o.
en- It'd, OF for kort It'd siden
glftede han sig med tidligere Lac
rerinde her i Gountyet, Miss Da.
Wis, og saa tog de nu en- Tur til
begges deres gamle hjem her /
Byen.
Tinus har like endnu fattet
Bestemmelse for sin Fremtid.
Hans Moder er REST til Racine,
Wis, for / Winter, hvor hun har
IN Son, der er Doktor.
N. A. Sans Exclusive I'm
Gertaking. Lady Attendant
Aato Hearse. Both Phones.
NJ har vi regular Winter,
ets j@ynt Lag Sne paa 6 a 81
Tommer, og omkring Kl. 7 Days
Morgen viste wort Thermometer
mellem Is og Is CIR. under Null.
Ogsaa vi her f6ler F9lger-
ne at den uheldige Kulsituation.
Rwen I100er~i Mdrke fra XII II |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
Moder og Gudstienester.

sendag den 7. December H.
9:15 S9ndagsskole H. 1920
Gudstjeneste og Kl. 80 engel-sk
Accomplishments.
Onsdag den 10. Ungdomsmede
hos Prestens. Alt, ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
Julekatalog.

Julekatalog, Fortegnelse over
Julekort, SAINT Udkast Ill Pro-
gram we'd Juletrefester sendes
frit til enhver paa Forlangende,
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-03
L@sning til julien.

Enhevr, der straks indsender
Navn og Adresse, vii faa tilsendt
6 elegapte Munro Zen haiy Aar-
gang af I'll. Familie Journal
- lig 500 Bogsider - med Hun
|drede at Fortellinger og Billie
der fra Danmarks sk9nneste Egg
ne Sangbog med 80 nordiske
fflest danske) Sange med en-
|gelsk Oversettelse Is smukke
|danske Kort - danske Prospek-
ter, julie og Dannebrogskort;
1920 Bogmarkekalender og For
|tegnelse over en- Mengde Bigger,
der selges til betydelig nedsat-
tie Priser. Vedleg 60 Cents i Fri
marker eller S9ly til Dgkning af
.Indpakning, Porto, etc. 70 Cents
til Canada. Neyn dette Blad.
CODE B0GER AT KENDTE
DANSKE FORFATTERE (netop
modtaget en- st9rre Sending fra
Danmark) indbundne j kompone-
rede Bind, der fortrinligt egner
sig til JULEGAVER. EFT stort
Udvalg af den bedste nordiske
Litteratur passende for Bibliote-
ker. Skriv efter Fortegnelser.
G. Rasmussen Co.,
720-22 8. 4. st. Minneapolis
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-19

for hours after heavy wind the
swell In the lake Is such that II IL
not possible to get correct gage
reading. Therefore, we recommend
nat an automatic gage be installed
in the reservoir above the dam and
that the readings from this gage be
sent to the office at Idaho Falls at
least every five days.
We further agree and recommend
that 1t is essential that further in
be made concerning the
losses in Snake river between Jack
son Lake and Heise station.
JOHN EMPEY.
WILLIAM MARTINSEN.
CHARLES E. ANDERSON.
P. J. DAVIS.
E. C. BARNES. ~
JOHN BADLEY, A.
A. E. STANGER.
JOE GULL.
WILLARD MOORE.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-19
THE TWO
CITIZENS

There are two kinds of successful
men in small town; one who builds
and one who accumulates.
The builder is a man that cannot
be content to see his own business
gradually gather substantial
clientele, sailing on and on with little
effort, filling a need merely.
The builder is a man who must
always be busy making something
out of nothing. In his business he
makes such improvements that buy
ers are attracted towards his store.
He creates the desire for a better
standard of living among his custom
ers by showing them more convenient
articles and more comfortable and
becoming dress. No matter what
kind of business he is in he makes
it go up-scale. His service is always
expanding.
While in his own business he is
that way, in community business he
is the same. He can not stay out of
the game of building up and i'm
proving. He stands for home build
ing, city paving, highway building,
and all the necessary equipment of
town that is to meet the worlds
never-ceasing demand for homes.
Now, if it is fair question, may
one ask which man of the above pair
is an advertiser?-F. c. X.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-19
PRETTY
CLOSE

The millennium may be described as
the time when men will love each
other like brothers, when all hus-
bands will be true and not stay out
late at night, when the average man
will be content with little and all ex-
cesses shall have ceased.
We are fairly on the trail of this
millennium. Here is national prohi-
bition with us, and never again, per-
haps, will man be able to say
openly; Here's mud in yer eye!"
Tobacco is an undoubted evil, take
1T all around, and surely it won't be
long before it's use is curtailed, il
not wholly done away with. 1t might
sensibly be restricted to the use Of
prisons, whose inmates are an ex-
pense upon the people, and the short
ening of whose lives would do no
harm. Mere moderation does no
good-it only postpones the period of
excess.
The first dry month shows by it's
records decrease in drunkenness,
decrease in accidents traceable to
liquor, decrease in hospital cases
of alcoholism and decrease in COM
plants of non-support and abandon
ment of family.
These records show also an in
crease in collections, in savings &C
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-19
GERMAN ASSEMBLY
RAT|f|Es TREATY
40 AFFIRMATIVE VOTES CAST
WITH 115 AGAINST AND 90
FAILING TO REGISTER.
Action Makes Possible the Lifting Of
the Blockade and Commercial
Censorship by
Allies.

Weimar, via COblenz.-The resolu-
ton ratifying the peace treaty was
adopted by thea German national as
sembly here by a vote of POS to 115.
The text of the ratification resolu-
ton as introduced in the national as
sembly consisted of two clauses, read
ing as follows:
"Phe peace treaty between Germany
and the allied and associated, powers
signed on June %, 1919, and the proto-
col belonging thereto as well as the
agreement relative to the occupation
of the Rhineland signed the same day.
are agreed to.
This law comes into force on the
day of its PRONUNCIATION
Most of the ministers were present
at the meeting of the national assem-
bly, and there was full attendance
of deputies.
DR.. Hermann Mueller, former minis.
ter, in introducing the government
bills, explained that the fastening of
the ratification order would bring
about the lifting of the blockade.
"We are about to enter upon forty
years march through DESERT" he
said. II can find no other term for the
path of suffering which fulfillment
of the treaty prescribes for u.s."
DR.. Peter Spain, leader of the Cath
Ollie Center party, said:
1--WE agreed to the treaty under hard
to save ourselves from
anarchy and to preserve the father
land from internal ruin"
Herr Kreizig, socialist, professor
democrat, DR.. Traub, ma
tional party, and Herr Kahl, peoples
party, all violently protested the in
justice of the treaty, the impossibility
Of it's fulfiilment, and declaring that
the day of Germany's liberation would
come.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-19
Admiral Sims Receives Decoration.

WashingtOn.-Rear Admiral William
s. Sims, who commanded American
naval forces in European waters dur
ing the war, was decorated with the
rank and cross of grand officer of
the legion of honor Thursday. Only
two other American naval officers,
Admirals Henry T. Mayo and William
B. Wilson, hold this rank m the legion
of honor.
Lieutenant Commander James G..
Ware, who commanded the American
destroyer Truxton which engaged in
a battle with the German submarine
U-56 near Brest, was made chevalier
of the legion of honor.