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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-27

care si-a predat oficiul sau glver-
nului soviet.
Aceasta schimbare de guyerne,
sc declard Cd G numai name
yra politica. Mascarade sub nu-
mele de regimul sovietist a gu
vernului Ungariei sd spune ca e
lupta nationalo-sovinista, pornita
din ideea maghiara care a inspi-
rat intotdeauna guvernele ma.
ghiare, este tot una, orr ca condu-.
Sc de Tisza ori contele Karoly orr
altii, aceiasi tinta au intotdeauna.
Din acest punct de vedere tinta
lor capitala una 81 aceiasi ca
rassa maghiara sa domineze pes
tc celelalte nationalitati.
Depesele din Budapesta spun
ca contele Karoly negocia Gu gu
verHul sovieturilor din Moscova
de prin luna Nocmbrie 1918, prin
Rakovsky Gun bulgar care pros
tit 81 pc socialistii Romini; ace st
bnlgar este leadarul socialistilor
Romfni) en- scopul ca sd intro
duca bolsevismul in Ungaria, Ro-
minia 81 Jugoslavia.
Depescle primitc la Praga spun
ca Nicolae Leninc, prim-ministrul
bolsevic al rusilor, are de gind
ca Sd trimita o drlegatie car I'd So
inteleaga GU Pogany, care Sc ri.
ce CD ,,seful real al Ungariei"
Rominia 81 Cehoslovakia Sc ra
|porteaza ca mobilizeaza trupelt
Gu scopul ca sa intareasca ma
mult granitele.
! Orasul Lemberg, fosta capitals
a Galitiei sa raporteaza ca fos'
capturata de Ukranieni. ultimelt
stiri arata ca nu adevarat G;
Lembergul inca in nina Polo
nilor, dupa cum spune Alexandra
[Vaida- -Voevod, ministrul Transit
vaniei in cabinetul Romin.
| Ministrul Romin (Al. Vaida
| Voivod) facut aceasta declara
tie in o yorbirc a sa aici lin Pa
! ris) in care demonstra care est
| tinta aliantei Russo -Ukraniana
Ungureasca. care luat promi
nenta in ultimele zile. Tinta lor
spune Vaida este ca sd dea un a
salt fortaretelor ce opresc boise
vismul de a Sc raspindi in vestu
Europei.
Bariera Romino- Polona'' car
izoleaza Europa de bolsevismu
oriental, declarat Vaida, tire
bue intarita inainte de toate.
Il Pretentiile guvernului sovietis
unguresc, asa dupa cum au fos
Communicate prin telegrafia far
! |fir, sunt in mare parte neadevi
rate. In Budapesta este panic;
1nsa tara, nu a luat nici 0 dee
ziune pima acum referitor la SC
: yieturi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-27
CEHOSLOvACII Sc PRE-.
GATESC De PLECARE
La BUDAPESTA..

COPENHAGA, 26 Martie. =
Cehoslovacii mobilizeaza o arma-
ia la Ostrau (l5O mile in nord
de Budapesta) 81 sd pregatesc sa
marSaluiasca Gu ca contra I'm
gurilor. Telegrama, care aduce
stirea aceasta din Viena, spune
Cd armata cehoslovacilor va ii
comandata de generalul italian
Picconi.
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70 De PERS0ANE Exc
CUTATE IN BUDAPESTA.

PARIS, 26 Martie. Stirile
primite din capitala Ungariei
spun ca saptezeci de persoane au
fost puscate pentru hotii 81 alte
pradaciuni facute.
In Viena sa spune ca S 'au facut
demonstrate de simpatie. Rapoar'
tele neconfirmate spun ca ras-
coala bolsevica a fost planuitd
inca din luna Aprilie.
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M|NISTRUl BRAI|ANU
DfSpRf BOLSEWSM.

PARIS, Md,'tie 2C. = Ministrul
Brdtias,u, pren,ierul romin, v0rbmd
dcspre Sntimpldrile din Europa de
est 'sa-G ardtdt pdrerea CD Boise
vismul Sc "a eSti,,de IN curind aslt-
prG Ssrbiei, din causa legdturei de
rassd 81 li,nbd GU Rusia, 81 dsupra
Slaronies 81 Crsatiei din cousa le-
gdturilor l0r cu UnJaria.
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0RASUL RAAB 0cUPAT
De CEHI.

BASEL, 26 Martie. - Fortele
Cehilor au ocupat Orasul impor-
tant Raab, situat pc maluriic
Dunarci, la 81 mile spre nord-
vest dc Budapcsta.
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MARESALUL F0CH LA CON
rERINTA.

PARIS, 26 Martie. Chemat
la cartierul general al delegated
Italiene in seara trecuta, mare
salul Foch in legatura Gu vii
toarele masuri militare ce urmea.
sa q Fl luate q discutat asupra
situatiei grave din Europa de
Est. sa
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KAR0LYI ASASlNAT?

LONDRA. O depesa de la
News Agency data din Praga
spune ca rapoartele primite aci
spun ca contele Karoly, fostul
SET al guvernului maghiar ar Il
fOst asasinat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-27

PARIS, % Martic. Haosui |
ce q reznltat in urma rasturnarci
guvernnlui imperial al Austro-
Ungariei comparat Gu conditiile
de acum din Ungaria &c a rezui-
tat in urma ce s'a proclamat I'm
garia bolsevica, este mimic, dupa
cum spun STRIFE sosite din Copen-
haga, Budapesta 81 Viena.
Lucrind dupa planurile lui Le
nine, membrii comisiei aliatilor
din Budapeste, intre care sunt
ZIG ofiteri, au fost desarmati si1
internati. Colonelul Vix, seful mi
siunei francezc este printre OIL
terri detinuti.
Noul guvern communist din I'm
garia a arestat pc DR.. Alexandra
Wckerlc, fostul prim- -ministru 81
ministru dc finante.
Tulburarile &c sunt acum in Un
garia sc pare ca au atins 81 pc
Austria Germana, dupa cum ara
ii informatiile private primite
de delcgatia Americana. Inca la
inceputul lunei Aprilie s'a fixat
data cinl guvernul sa sc trans
formc in guvern communist COO
pera (lucra impreuna) Gu guver-
lul Ungariei
- Il farimuf lncru al soyieturilor in-i
trunite in Bhdapesta fost ster-
gerea titlurilor. separare3 biseri-
eel de stat 81 darea afara tuta-
ror functionarilor de sub regimul
lui Karoly. Consiliul lucratorilor
a fost inyitat ca sd aleaga un di-
rectorat de patru membrll, fle-
care. ca sd inlocuiasca pc conf
sarii depusi
Consiliul procedat Gu forma-
rca comitetclor revolutionarc ca
Sc inceapa confiscarea caselor, a.
facerilor 81 averilor private.
Detinerea misiunei aliatilor G.
ste in aeord Gu comunicarea gu
vernului sovieturilor din Russia.
Autoritatile rusesti an cerut a.
ceasta ca poate sd ajunga la 0
intelegerc Gu aliatii de schimba
pe membrii acestei misiuni Gu
membrii misiunei pc care bolsevi-
eli zic Cd aliatii 0 tin la Salonic.
Rapoartele primite dc catra
corferina de pace spun CD tru.
pe inter-aliate AL ddbarcat (sco,
borit de pc vapoare) Ia Spalato
Isl pc coasta Dalmatici. :Unguril
sd raporteaza ca incearca ca Sd
raspindeasca bolsevismul 81 in a.
ceia partc a coastei Adriaticei
unde au fost in control inainte dt
caderea Austriei.
Ungurii Sc credc ca tintesc ca
sa puma nina pc partea aceea dir
fIota Austriaca pc care 0 stapi
neste aclim Jugoslavia.
Comisarii unguri q dat un or
din ca toti soldatii sd Sc prezint'
la regimentele lor fara 1ntirziere
,,Daca soldatii nu-si yor fac
datoria, republica sovieta Un
gariei = cazuts., spune in ordinu
dat. ,,Guvernul revolutionar ar
lipsa dc discipline armata, 81 y
crea armata bine echipata Z
disciplinata"
Contele Karoly luindu-si ra
mas bun de la fostul guvern 81
zice Cd ar Fl xis:
,,Ceea ce s'a intimplat este re
zultatul natural al orbirei 81 re-
credintei Rrin care s'a cautat
se asasina Ungarias
Personal, . zis Karoly, el u
suporta be leadarii poporului g
toata puterea lui 81 doreste :
lnunceasca 81 S. serveasca ca so
dat privat.
,Realizez' q continual Karoll
,,ca ungaria poate ii salvata ~
mai prin internationala1
IA cerclrile politice din Prag
u spune AZ aceste &c s'ap petr'
c1t inS Budapesta an fost de mn
4 u Y 1aiate a. XIII pontele Karot
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
PONTEFF WAGING WAR
ON IlIlM0DEST DRESS

ROME. Dec. i.-Pope Benedict XIV is
pursuing his campaign against the pres
ent styles Of women's dress. which he
condemns as "immodest and un-Chris
tan" His Holint's instructed all
Catholic women's unions recently to re-
fuse to receive women who dressed -
immodestly as fashion demands at the
moment.
The Pope has caused a circular to b.
sent to the rectors of all churches,
chapels and oratories in which it is eX-
pressly forbidden to allow immodestlE
dressed women to ent@ Catholic places
Of worship.
The circular defines as immodest loyv
necks. short sleeves and short skirl-
The Vatican is taking UP the su'-
tect very seriously and has Instructed
b shops to see that a movement aG1'neG
immodest clothes is organized in the,
all through the world
So, unless styles chance in a short
time. an organized campaign will ce,-
tainly exclude ultra-fashionaDle dress
ed women and girls from Catao'io
churches.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

are making rag dolls for the children
who are residents just now Of the Della
ware Hospital.
The New Castle Leather Company
girls will have their party at the plant
of the company on Wednesday after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock. They have an
elaborate program planned.
The Girl Reserve Corps, Of Marshall
ton, are going to make bountiful
Christmas for one family by bringing
q mother and several children the
goodies" Of the season.
The Altoria Club, Of Wollaston Hall.
is going to send aheavily laden bas-
ket to a deserving family.
The Wi-lO-ce Club is arranging for a
celebration on the Saturday after Xmas.
The Mandolin Club, which has been
progressing very satisfactorily, is going
to play for the Community Chorus on
December 2S.
Last Wednesday the Girl Reserve
Corps of School No. 90 entertained their
mothers with a Christmas party at the
club rooms. The girls trimmed the tree
with gifts for their mothers and con-
Quoted Christmas entertainment for
the mothers pleasure.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
NEWS ODDITIES

out Of $4,000 boys in the Canadian
schools at the age OF fourteen years
not more than 25,000 to go to high
school.
1 The first discovery OF coal is SAID to
have been made by Belgian sblach-
smith named Hullos, who lived N q
village near Liege, in t049.
In Finland lawyers, before they can
obtain government employment, mus.
serve as policemen for the purpose q.
gaining practical experience.
A good Arabian horse can conier ln
the desert for tyenIy-four hours 'n
summer and forty-eight in winter with
out drinking.
In new comb for drying the has'
a rubber bulb forces air heated b.
electricity in the handle through per
forated teeth.
The London Times stated recently
that i4.000 passengers for South Africa
were still in the United Kingdom await
ing steamer accommodations
Because so few typewriter inks are
indol,ble or unalterable the Venezuelan
government has forbidden the Official
registration Of typewriter documents.
The highest interest that can be.
charged for loan in the Isle of Man
Is per cent, and that has been the
lawful rate for more than 200 years.
In some parts Of China, if a man
fails to pay his debts, his creditors
carry away one of his doors. 1t is
thought that this permits evil spirits
to enter.
An ice cream freezer OF English in
vention in which ice and salt are
packed in a cylinder that revoltes in
side the cream, delivers its product in
a continuous stream half minute after
a crank is turned
King George has more thrones than
any other living monarch. He has three
in his London palace, one in the house
of lords, one in Westminster abbey
and a sixth at Windsor castle.
If boiled frosting has been cooked
too long and is rough and crumbly, beat
a lump of butter into it. The frostins
Will become smooth and creamy.
delicious luncheon consists of thin
bread and butter spread with pimento
cheese, and served with green
salad.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
nOUsEnnLn NcrTs


Vinegar or alcohol will clean the isfn-
glass in the slip windows Of an auto
mobile.
A tcaspoonful OF vinegar added 10 The
water the nsh is boiled in will keep
u firm.
One OF the best aids to health is few
dishes at time on the table and those
perfect.
Add pinch OF baking powder TO the
mcringue IL you would have it hold its
shape.
A flannel bag fllcd with hot bran ,s
sometimes a good substitute for 4 hot
water bottle. ''0'
Save the old stockings. wash tbom
ana cut into strips for the stufIlne NJ
porch pillows. -
u does not require much skin n
stun dates and they are much ebeaner
than when bought.
Goose for the holiday dinner sbould
be laid on bed OF parsley and foe
tooned with cranberries.
Try steaming your puddings IN tr-
diyidual molds-the same mixture viii
have twice the interest.
Gingerbread baked In little lem mans
make dainty cake which requires M
sugar in the mixing.
Hash when Drowned in butter before
stewing will have very nice flavor
ana the gravy VIII be a good brown.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SANTA CLAUS

IAN Editorial by the Society Editor.
When little Virginia. of
him,
the truth that
Will a exist.
Danas Santa rode in sleigh
ing of Thunder and Ben The
in silvery
information correct likely as not to cnk
highpowered
Of bells The croak of horn
Surely electric lights have displaced
in this Santa Claus environment Of
twentieth century be
not undergone amputaon at the OF
advertised noncuing
But depend it, there n
be at work all The State
there children
beat in the bosom the VIII
he replied to little
Yes Virginia there certainly
and generosity and devotion exist and you know that they
give TO life its highest beauty joy
mo Santa Claus Thank Godl He lives and he
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Y. w. C. A. CALENDAR

SATURDAY.
$500 y. NJ.
Christmas Tree Party. Club Rooms.
SUNDAY.
$3.50 p. NJ.
Supper for girls and Social Hour,
Club Rooms.
MONDAY.
1880 p. NJ.
Rehearsal for New Years Masque. Y.
w. c. A.. 10th and Orange streets.
7:3O p. VI.
Wilosi Club, Business Meeting, Club
Rooms.
TUESDAY.
300 p. NJ
Friendship Club Party at Orthopedlo
Clinic. Delaware Hospital.
4:00 p. NJ
Girl Reserve Corps from School No.
2i, Club Rooms
1900 p. NJ
Girl Reserve Corps. West End Read
ing Room.
1900 p. VI
Girl Reserve Corps from School No.
5, Club Rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
200 p. VI.
Party for girls, New Castle Cigar
Factory.
SATURDAY.
500 p VI.
Resolution Party. Club Rooms
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
w e d d N g S

In Union NJ E. Church this after
noon Miss Florence F. Ferguson of NJ.
ils Broome street, became the bride OF
Harry Short, No. l22 East Fifth street,
the Rev. H. w. Ewing offlciated. The
bride was attended by Miss Josephine
Clothier, Of New Castle. The bride
wore an attractive suit of dark blue
tricotine and carried shower bouquet
Of sweetheart roses The bridegroom
was attended by Robert Engler OF
Pennsgrove. The young couple left for
an extended trip through the south. and
on their return will live in their new
home No. 13i9 Washington street this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hall, of Fred
erica announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth NJ. Hall to
Corporal Claude C. Brooks. son OF Rep
res -ntative William C. Brooks, Of Glas-
gov.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Grassland
of Mt. Pleasant, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Edna Florence
to Joseph Biggs Bryson, OF Middle
town. The wedding viii take place in
st. Georges Presbyterian Church. We'd
nesday, December 81, at i.3O< o'clock.
Miss Bessie Short daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Short, Of Dover, and
Homer Wright will be married this
evening at the home of the brides par
ents.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SKATING
fAn Editorial by The Society Edltor., !,


It's fine and dandy the noisy radiator
wild night when The
OF lost souls and when the
the rattle Of machine in action
It's then listen to the talking ma
chine tnklng the latest jazz
But its better still
Rodney your blood
tinges. and the zest Of living through
It's cold skating you never mind the
cold You like the bite the air cheeks
surround when breathe Yon like the
chilly air the knowledge that be
to be comfortable the
bsck
Jis lneo1t the
watef cracking
Good fellowship joy>hats
alive ana able to skate q night ike this
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

for Cleveland. Ohio, where she will
spend the holidays with the Rev and
Mrs. B. Blelberg.
Churchill Peters, Of Yale. is spend
ing the weekend with his brother. w.
A. Peters. Jr.
Miss Grace Schneider, Of Dover, spent
the past weekend in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Jones spent
the past weekend as the guests OF Mrs.
Harvey Roop, in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Babcock spent
the past weekend as the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Dewitt. in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry, Jr., re-
Gently visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver For
aker. at Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua C. Raughley have
returned to Willow Grove after spend
ing some time in this city.
The Rev. J. II. Warren, or seaford.
was visitor here last week.
Mr. and Mrs As,n Hearn and daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs. Hearn's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lawrence, at Sea-
ford
Miss Emma Blades. Of Clayton. was a
recent visitor here.
Miss Lille E. Pugh recently spent
several days as the guest OF Mrs. j.
Howard Pugh, at Port Deposit.
Mrs. p. s. wilgus, who has been VS.
iting relatives here, has returned to her
home in Mlllsboro.
Wallace White spent the past week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. !
B. White. at Magnolia.
John Buck spent the past weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Buck. at |
Port Deposit.
Mrs. Warren Lynch and daughter,
Anna. are visiting relatives at Masten's |
Corner. near Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Coverdaie were
guests Of friends in Glendale over the |
past weekend.
Alonzo Giiiepsie and son, Walter. Of
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

The Current Events Glass of the New
Century Club will not meet on next
Tuesday morning. The next meeting
will be held at the regular hour on
December 80.
Washington Heights Century Club
will hold a business meeting on Mon
day night in No. 80 School. All ofll-
GERS and chairman are requested 10 be
present and make their reports.
Members OF the New Century Club
are looking forward with much pleas
ure TO the guest night" which win be
celebrated on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 81. Each member will be privi-
legged to Bring guest. Among The
features will be musical earicatures
by Miss Nena Sales Peek Madam So
mia r. Tarumiand VIII play two num-
bers. Madam Tarumiand is a we'll
known pianist and her music will be
sure to be a delightful features Of the
program.
Chistmas with the Young women's
Christian Association will embrace
many social affairs, all designed to cele-
brate the Yuletide season in a fitting
manner.
The Christmas party will be held to-
night at the club rooms, No. S3S Mar
ket street. The tree, a handsomely
decorated affair. was placed this week
and decorated by the members of the
staff.
The members Of the staff and other
Y. w. C. A. workers are planning to be
the most active in arranging for the
pleasure and happiness Of others.
On Tuesday evening the Friendship
Club. composed of High School girls,
will have their own special Christmas
celebration.
The Wapanacci Camp Fire Girls are
going to entertain the residents at the
Home of Merciful Rest with an enter
tainment.
The Blue Triangle Booster Girls are
going 10 show the true Christmas
spirit by aiding others to be happier.
The Girl Reserves Of School No. 5
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
BABY IN CLAsE FAMILY.

Professor Harold C. Clase and Mrs
Clase are receiving congratulations up
on the arrival of a daughter, Winifred
Jane. They live in Ashley. Ohio.
ITS great to be daddy wrote Pro-
fessor Clase in announcing the happy
event to Wilmington friends today
Professor Clase is with the McComb-
Clase Union Evangel'stic Campaign.
which has held meetings through the
west during the past year Last sum-
mer they were in the Great Lakes re-
g!On.
Professor Clase is expected to make
a visit TO this city in January, said
Mayrice F Alexander, friend Of the
evangelist, today.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Perryville, recently spent several days
here.
John II. Taylor spent the past week
end as the guest OF Mrs. j. Howard
Pugh. al Port Deposit
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hanson, Of Perry
vile, visited friends in this city last
week.
Carl Stroup and Carol Brinton were
visitors last week at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Jones, at Leipsic.
Mrs. Sallie Butler and son were recent
guests of Mrs. Cohan Butler at Vernon
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

New-Century Club on January 8. The
club will assist in the Par kar dance 10
be held in The ballroom Of the Hotel
dupont on December 81.
The young men Of Smyrna have made
arrangements to give their annual
Christmas dance in the Twentieth Cen
tury Club home on December 30 The
executive committee comprises F. Earle
Keith. Lyman J. Section, William C.
Hurlock and Robert Y. Wallen, Jr.
Miss Esther Ward, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher l.. Ward will beI
formally presented to society on next
Tuesday evening when her parents Will
give a dance in the ballroom of the
Hotel dupont, in her honor There VIII
be a number of guests for the dance
at the Wards. Christopher l.. Ward Jr
will bring home a number of college
friends, ana Miss Ward will have a
number of former classmates. Among
the guests will be Miss Neary Case, Of
Englewood, n. j.. Mis- Priscilla Hustled
Of Peekshill, y. y; Miss Katherine Ke-
ogh, OF New Rochelle, n. Y; Miss Mary
Clark, of Bryn Mawr, and Miss Mary
porcher Of Chestnut Hill.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Most fish is better If split down the
back and boned. Most Of the small
bones are attched to the backbone, so
by pulling out the backbone, the work
is finished
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Miss Claire Ellegood left that week
for Miami, Florida, to spend the winter.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Mrs. Walter Laird will have as her
guest after Christmas her sister, Mrs.
w. F. Allen, OF Nashville, Tenn.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

A novel leap year dance will be given
by the Alpowco Pleasure Club 10 the
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Judge David T. Marvel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank de Almond will entertain
for Miss Jane Marvel with a dance at
the Country Club, on January i6
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Miss Mildred Simpson Miss Edith
Belts and Miss Miriam HaNvklns, seniors
at Smith College will arrive home this
evening, to spend the Christmas holi-
days with their parents.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
1Ictblaec bcrccbti9t 3it
TOEcrtioer GntIoIjumo.

&aibington, 2. Is. @eueroI
Peribiuq lit pom ariegsaut erntdd
ti9t morocll, ieoen N}ann oh freiuil.
lig ein9etreten o0er ousgeboben, 3lt
iofortiger GntIaiiln9 aus Der Irmee
nod bauie 5u id5iden, ipenu er iiber.
jengenbe 9eneiie beibrii1at, ooB
aranfbeit ODER iouitiqc 9totblage in
leiner 6amilic berriht.
Gas aricg2omt CAB befannt, 0aB
Die SolOaten iclbit nm Glttldiiuug
einfonlmen toupclL oSer ouh &c.
lahe Direct an @encral Beribhla pcr
Brief ooer Gabcl BON eiueul Nfitglie0
Der 5aniIie 0ea betreiIen0en Soloo.
ten o0cr pos ouocren iutcreiiirtelt
m0 oernutnortli9en 8eriouen, M.
Ter @ciiiiaunN aeuiigenoer 9epeiie,
oaB arantbcit ooer gotb uorIiege,
qeridtct Werocn f0nnen.
8en @}eribing lit ferner crmdhs
tigt ipor0en oIi ibrcn eigeuen Pin.
trog bin 2cute In europa su eutlai.
lelt mclde hinrcihen0e 6riinoc sum
}luatritt ans DER 9lrmee hubeu ln0
luelde oui ie0e &erqiItlmg iiir Oe
Seereiic pon europa ro6 Den Der
5iooteu uer3idten. Die auf ioIfe
@eiie entlaiienen 2eute, erbnIten
ReiicqebiIbrcu pou ibrer @arniion IN
europa bis pm Gmid)iiiunoshaieu
lno pon 0obotcn unn Dem Grt i9rer
9lnmerbtmg III oeu 2lrmec0ienii
Die &nitructiouen iin0eu oui iSrei.
niaiqe o0cr 9lu9gelobene gnmclr
Dung. mcIhc mad, Dem ! 9lprit 1917
in Sen 4rmceoicrit cinqctretcn iinS
5ol0nten, pcIdc Dor ienen1 Iotum
ms Seer eintrdtett, f6rmcn uof) 6en
Ger 2taateu 6eurlau6t lperoen,
mcnn aronf6cit oocr l}oth In ihrer
IGmiIie ilbcr}cuaono nadgcpicfcn
mir0
,G8 muB o6er 0eritanoen fem
iaat Sic 9efonntmohuuq 0e8 8epar.
tenleuts, bar gntlniitn9en ooer
gcurlaubunqcu 0icier Art mr. in
2lusuohncidncn ocn0hrt, mcrocn
a}ciud,e mu Guttaiiunq milIicn nnr
uodlmeiicn 0ob bic aronf6cit fold
frjtiid1cr 2(rt lit, oof iic 6ic iofortige
5eimfchr 0aS bctreiicla6eu SoI6otcn
ior0crt, o6cr oaB Sic ]}rtha1c Ser.
ort it, oat iie nidt 0nrf unter oem
ricQspcriiderlmGsQeia5 aenadte
GeIoguUen0un0en Gebobeu meroen
fam
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

- ,Sn @innipeg, Canada, uur0en
ihpere ausibrgitrageu pom entlaiie-
nen SolOaten acgen oeutihe @ebdu.
Dc uno 5eiffrte perilbt, Die theil-
ueiic oemolirt neroen. 9icle Geutih.
Gana0ier uur0eu idlper mibhmoelt.
Bic g:oBen Shnnpsbrcnnercieu
in 9eoria, 81. ioaen in 3ufcriabri.
fen umgeumoelt peroen.
9ci <5treifuurubcn in guna.
aiil, Gcua0rr, mHr0cu mebrere Qer.
iolen getoo,et un0 pcrplnoet. ais
Die QoIijei oui einen E66clhallicu
icuerte.
- 9tad Observation-Disclosures uer.
hra in oen Der 5toaten oujdhrlih
1900 gprionen rom 8Iie getroffen,
oof mlr uugeiabr 500 burn gltg,
itlag aetootet.
Tos grobte Grodeu0od Der
Ser Sta1teu uuroe in Tortsmouth,
ga, eroiinet IS bat $i00OGuO
l>toIiet
Ter irii6ere guu6c icultor g.
7 9l'ttr pom EcllnipIvauiI 1T &C.
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