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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
COOLIDGE IN TENNESSEE
q. o. p. Candidate for Vice Presi-
dent Continues Southern Invasion
On Board Governor COClidge's Speeial

Train, Oct. 2O.-lBy y. P.D-Tennes
see was invaded today by Governor
Coolidge in his speaking tour Of south
ern states. and tonight his special trs in
81 scheduled to cross into North Caro-
lima, where a night meeting will be
held at Asheville.
A noon meeting was planned for
Knoxville today, to ne addressed by
Governor Coolidge, Governor Luwden,
of Illinois; Governor Morrow. Of Ken
tucky, and Job Hedges, OF New York.
1t was also planned to give rear plat .
form speeches at Tazewell and at Nor
ristown and Newport
The special train crossed into Ten
nessee early today from Middlesborp,
Ky, where two large rallies were held
last night, in concluding two day cam :
paign through the mountains Of Ken =
tucky
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

Americanism officer; M. n. Pittingtr.
welfare officer; Mae Mccormick, en-
tertainment officer; Mary McGuckin,
vocational training officer; Elizabeth
Wunderle, employment.
Joseph Fausct Bellak Post will
dedicate its new home at 1926 South
Broad street, tomorrow evening. Invi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
cox BOMBARDED
WITH QUESTIONS
Democratic Nominee Answers
Rapid-Fire Queries on League,
Liquor and Irish
AGAIN ASSAIlS LODGE
BY the Associated Press

Providence. ". J.. Oct. 20.--probnhly
the liveliest bombardment Of questions
during his campaign was experienced
by Governor Cox here today during an
address TO several thousand persons in
the public square. Holding what he
called town meeting, the Democratic
presidential candidate was rlied with
questions upon the league and the II.
quor and the Irish questions.
A woman asked him his views re-
gaFding maintenance of the NolStead
law. He asked whether she had put the
same question to Senator Harding. and
then reiterated that the senator had
voted thirty two times wet aud two
times dry," and owned brewery stock.
Declaring again that he opposed any
prohibition legislation "in conflict with
the constitution as INTERPRETED by the
supreme Court Of the United States"
and that he bad closed Ohio saloons
on Sundays, the gocernor said he had
been elected governor three times. add
ing:
No Money From Liquor Interests
And the liquor interests never CON
trbuted nickel to my campaigns then
or now
His statement that he favored prescn
tation Of the Irish question to the league
was cheered. and when he declared for
self detcrmination" a man asked
Does that apply to Ulster:'
Ulster is part of Ireland" was tho
governors quick response.
Attacking Senator Hardngs position
unon the Irish question. Governor Coz
added:
During the last two weeks Republi
can speakers have been urged pot tc
mention its name
Charges that Senator Harding had
tukpn numerous positions upon til,
league were reiterated by Governor Cox
Would you accept the Lodge rcsrr'
vat'ons| was another question.
They were never seriously suggest
ed" the candidate replied. ''If they hat
been Senator Lodge would have declare
for them in the Republican platform.
The governor added that he wa
"most interested" in. the Hitchcocl
reservations.
Lour Kisses from Audience
Before the league became a rolitica
question. Governor Cox said, Senator
Lodge had Endorsed it unreservedIy.'
/. Repeating his charge that Senator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
Lour Kisses from Audience

IOur HlsSeS frOm AudIencc
Before the league became a political
question. Governor Cox said Senator
Lodge had Endorsed it unreservedly.
Repeating his charge that Senator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
Datesman Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for George e. Dates
man, former director of the Department
Of Public WORKS, who died Monday,
will be held at . O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernoon at his home. 66O7 Green street.
The funeral services will be public, but
the burial will be private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

tations have been sent by Mrs. Blanche
Bellnk, to Legion representatives from
all parts of the city there will be pres
ent, too. a number of prominent Off
cials. The home is a memorial to the
son of Mrs. Bellak, Joseph Faussct
Bellak.
An effort will be made at the meet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

ing of Tiogs Post 70 arraps, "a, :. y
livery OF Victory medals Ia A. IVY q.
comrades. as possible. An armv "su!
clerk will be present to sssist wd
filing out Of applications, The - tns
ing will be held in the N;cs,eeet.
Library, Seventeenth street and dHown Hnw.n
Ing Park avenue. "unt-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10
Announcement
TO MY FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS:


l wish 10 say that beginning March
| l, 1920, | will be away from my Of
flee on an extensive trip over the
eastern and northern states market
ing mortgage paper and that during
my absence my office VIII be closed.
| plan to return about the Is to goth
of April, all going we'll.
During this time folks having bust
ness with me may see Mr.. Calvin p.
Fuller, President Of our Company,
who, has his office next to Western
Union office on North Third street,
Chickasha, Okla He will do what he
can in any matter. Where he can not
act and the business requires atten-
ton he will probably know how to
reach me by wire most any time.
During my absence, as now, my
address will be, Chickasha, Okla. ]
will have my mail forwarded to
reach me where l may be able to
get it.
D. II. ROCHE.
Secretary of
HARDEN-ROCHE MORTGAGE
COMPANY
20S Tye Building. Phone 1925
CHICKASHA, OKLA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

1t is desired that every disabled
ex-service man Anow that tho Red
Cross is mere to look after A. r.
fare. The Home Service section mas,
through the United States Public
Health Service, secured hospital care
for number of men who needed
same, and filed compensation claims
which have been awarded compensa-
ton in lump sums to the amount Of
over 5000. The monthly awards
being paid each month following re-
ceipt of sums representing back com.
pensation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

The mild cathartic action of Her
bine is we'll liked by babies 1t puri-
fies the system without gripping or
sickening the stomach. Price soc.
Sold by Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

Miss Zurina Harris, a member Of
the class in home hygiene at the O.
c. w, was a visitor at headquarters
this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10
BOX ING

Armory Hall, Fourth and Chick
aSha ave, Thursday, April 10Th,
5 80 p. m. 10-round sparing
match. MARTIN HENRY of
Vcrdcn VS.. BATTLING PIED
MONT Of El Reno. Six-round
sparring match.
Olin SPRINGFIELD, Chickasha, VS..
Frank Keotah Of Verden, also
two preliminaries. -Adolph Ka-
pinsky, promoter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

Mrs. John Hart from Union Cen
ter called at headquarters Thursday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10
RED CROSS NOTES
f. + = j. = + = + + + = =

The Home Service section has fur
nished service aid information rela-
tive to reinstating 100000 govern
ment insurance since February 1st.
c. M. Lents, treasurer of the Red
Cross Ia Ninnekah, was caller
at headuaqrters Monday.
The Federal Board for Vocational
Education has approved courses for
two Grdy county boys who are in
placement training in Oklahoma City.
Others are in training in various
schools in Oklahoma and Texas.
Courses have been approved for ten
men who have not entered training.
Any exservice man who has a disa-
bility, incurred in service which han
dicaps him in any way from follow
ing his former occupation, should
consult the Home Service secretary.
The advantages offered by the Fed
eral Board will be explained and he
can establish contact with the repre-
sentatives of the board through this
office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

Miss Anna Picklum the Red Gross
nurse, was called to FL Reno Wed
nesday on account of the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

Build your cistern now and get
good spring water; also clean and
repair cisterns. Build that sidewalk
and driveway; all kinds of brick and
cement patch work; all work guaran-
teed. II. F. Miller, Phone 1014.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

Apply Ballard's Snow Linlment to
joints that ache 1t relieves bone
ache, muscle ache and neuralgia
pain Three sizes, soc, 60 and $1.2O
per bottle. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-10

Lee Nix Of Fort Cobb Worcester
Rowland of Tuttle and Virgil v
Cook of near Norge called at head
quarters Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-16
GiienbatnsStrcik
tuirc attfaeidcbef,
geHeraIfuuicrens aller 8erbanbc anf
ben 20. Gcbr. nod 8ai6inston
sinbtrnfen.

Detroit, Did,, 16. Gebr. Der
oiif Dienstog niiberoliilfe Gtreif Der
100000 Merfitatten. iin6 Streden.
arbeiter ipuroe BON gerbonosprGii.
Oenten Barter oi,f iifbcItintutte Belt
ceri6oben. 9ies I'll cine fyolee oes
bonn Irdfoanten @iIion arsgeIpro.
6eaen DerIangeng, ole ornItiIf,en
@aBrc3eln bts rad Der General.
fonferen3 Der giIenbabnperbnnbs.
fouliteen ou %. aebr. at beraogern.
Die @ttideibung gorfers miro bon
ben In @aibington anfueIenoen ssiib.
rern Der Giietibobner gebi[Iiet, lpeIhe
Die glniidt bertreteil, o1b Die @erf.
it1ttens ilno Stredenarbeiter IiA niht
in cine Son6erltelInng oen anbern
8erbdnoen eegeniiber itellen un6
ni6ts pornebnen IoI(ten oaS ben
Gnifein elmer MiBodtang beg of.
fentliden Sntereiies eripeden f6nnte.
8afbington, rs. sebr.-9ie 2obn.
frnse 0er Giienbo1ner tuurbe am
Sdnlstag elmer observation-disclosures
bon &ontitecs Der Giienbabnerber.
b1noe iibcrtrngen ipeIde am go.
Schrtnr 5uianlmentreten unb emo.
giiltis entid)ei6ea miro, Oh Die Sor.
oerltns ra6 2obnerbobung tueiter
gcgen bie 9ieaierli1tg aisgefdmpft
ODER nuf bic binnen aitr3ent pieber
IN Die aontrolle ein5iiiesenoen 8ri.
boteigentiiiner iibertrogen iper6en
ION. Die 8ertrefer Der IA 8erb1noe,
bic felt bern 8. Sebrnar nit Gene
raloireftor $ines fonferiert boben,
iino bor[dtfig oent aerIaneen bonn
BeiBen Sars nod Inndbme eii,es
tribunals our llitteriuhltng ibrer|
anfprilhe nadgefomillen. 9ie @erf.
ltatter. lino Stredenarbeiter unter.
idriebeu Sas 6Hriftitiif nidt, in
ipel6ent Der 8orihlos oes Graii,|
oenten ongeiloinnten tpiirbe, iino Ser
filr ben II. Iebr. angetiinoiate|
Streif iuuroe erlt am Samstag
abeno beriNo6en, rn6oen1 lid Die
9elegaten Il, MnIbington un6 Der
8rdiioeut @ilion teIperdpbilb on
Barter NIT bent grindeu geluonot1
bdtten, ben StreiferloB ai,riidanneb.
men. @ilion erfl6rte in Ieinem SeIe.
grantnr feline l1eber5eugnng, oab oie
Ber61n0e rgegen ibre :DeitgIieoer
nnb gegen bas 2ono l1nred)t t6ten,
ipenft tie in einem aurie beborrten,
Der ibren 9iirgerpfliaten brett alt.
tuiberlaufe."
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Dom SrieSeitsz11ertrae
,,itietts ucites''

@dibington, 16. Geb.-Das gnSe
Der 8o6e fanb Die gerbdn0lungen
iiber ben 5riebensbertrng onF benz
aIten totem 9untte, un6 Die 0ei.
nlng Der sSiibrer iiber Die Moglif.
felt elmer Ginigltng bebufs 0i1tifi.
Sieritne IN ben beute begitnenben
SauptperborloIinteen iebr geteilt.
glir ipenige Repltblitaner idetnen ei.
ner annobnle Der bonn Mtitloerbeits.
fiibrer Sitdcod borgei6Iaeenen glen.
oerimgen Der 8orbebnIte gum glrti.
tel 10 5liauItin1Hen. 9ie 6iibrer ct.
fIdrtett oaB feline fornplle Gripioe.
ruug an Sit6cof obgefoBt iei lno
bielleid)t oltb ridt obgefoBt ipiiroe.
Ser eirtSige ltnteridyieo 5iuiiden
Dem 8orIdjIaee Sitdcods uno oen
Dor eiiigen Eagen bon ben rntiIoen"
ginpdnolertt borgebrdGten, lit Die
gini6iebuna Der 8orte vitn6 onrd
irgeitOmeIde or6eren Mittel", In Die
anfrednrng Der MaBnabnteh ipeIde
Die Ser. Stnoten fir Oen @ebiets.
nnoerer 21roer at treffen
it9 tpeieern. @on nnoerer Geite miro
borgeidlnget, bieie Borte oitrdD
riinS 6itrd lire SiiIfsmitteI' sa er.
iesen nobel es iuieoer nnIidjer lit,
OBJ Die asnrteifiibrer einen ioIden
nttnebmen tpiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-16
,tti6,pirtfsbaft ser
cSii6crs1oertualtitita

goIbingion, is. Sebr. - 9oB
6itr6 grobc 0liBpirtffnft in Der
3uderbertualtitne Die llnterbnlts.
foIten fir nos berfloiiene Sobr nm
$700, 100000 bis 100000 100000
ieien, ipurbe bon 6en
republifaniiden 96georoneten Silif-
BAN, Iaiiahuietts. ir eirer Seoe
bebauptet, hurh Die er feinen Gn.
trag, ons SnIti3oepartenient elmer
llnteriu9uns 6urd ons Sous au iit-
teriuerfen, befiiripnrtete.
,,9ieie erh6bten ltttfoIteit iiiib pot
Dem i91noli6ften nno ihornlDieiten
Trofittplder beefeitet iporoer. ben
Oicies 3eitaIter ousbeitenoer ge.
Srifilng fennt, 4ioate er. 19oS Der
boIten ocs @eneroIonfuoIts in ieiueni
linelltfGnlbboren gorecber in Der
BreisfeItieslinesfraee ioIIte fnfort
nttteriud]t iper6en. 9Leiiberite LIN.
f1bigfeit, ltntiidtiefeit inib perbre-
d,erifde siuberodtloiiiing Der Sn.
tereiIen oes GoIfes Diird Die gegen.
n1rtige ADMINISTRATION finb eilise
Der bon Sinfbnnt borsebradten gn.
ffndpu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-16
Oentckrateft fir
fHtteae Gntieteiciitsa
@ullen NrtifeI 10 anerit perbanOela,
weil obne beiien gtnnabme 9e.
batten iiberflifFs itnS.

8afbnaton 8. g., 16. Sebr.-
9entofrntiihe S5iibrer i'm Sennt
brobten ben 8ertrags-&anlpf sit
elmer fdne[len Gtltideioung au 0rdn-
gen in0ent Tie berlaneen, oaB Die
SorbebaIte ount glrtifel 10 fet Der
Bieoer,1offn,ine Der Oebotte bente
nadnittag suerit In glnariff e.sopt.
men i.erten ioIler. 9ie Mine 0sS
repab!lfnnifhen siib-ers 2o0ee min
id,cr einc @rleoielide oIler fleilien
llrc'lliefeiten ben 9crot1tnser iiber
oen c rItn 3onfnpf3l Des Hrtifeis
lG rortaienoen. Ger Gentoftdtet.
ssiibrer &itdcod 6rin.t ouf ioforti.,e
gcrbaaf!nng bes 10. MrtifeIs ans
a':.:: eirnoe, oob Der Sprnt, lpeitn
er fid itter oieien n.ht einigen tonn
ire 9eit nit 3e6ctten iiber min.
Der oid!iee Nunfts trrgeitben nas
Saun rpd, 5uIest 6on @ertrcg BIZ
freyl6n u1iibte. Sas bA.tiGe
Genots. .asroararnm li,st Die !ormeI(c
llnterbreitling Der borgeihlasenen
3uiGse gum 8ertrag lino 5lpei
ApSen hor, tpel1e bon Mcgorlrid
uno stefmou, Sllinois, sebeIts:l
iperSen. CUR Mltinuti,ng ii.er
gorbcG,dte tpirb es .od IN si,i;een
Sagtii rid)t fonunen. Ger Setnt
;ciot iitb iebr i,tfer.l'isrt in oea &c.
iidlten i;ber 6ie grieanobl I'M oriiten
fcnareiiioneIlen 9iitrift bon nil
iouri, 100 Elm oentofratiider gfn-
tonacr Der @6IferIigo eitten repnbli.
foniid)cn @eener berielben beiieate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-16
S6trittr Stat 6dlt
Qm l1ltimQtunt fei
Beant,pcrtet sic 1cte Scs f,r6iiNcntcn 1pilicn
cabin, caf Jmsc>Slauia sen Bcitimnmngcr a
II ser f,rcmiers efttIprcdcn mitf. a
pertpeiien auf Jtalien's Opfcr an 6ut mrS i3lnt.

fonnteit mto neigte ii6 niif SeifeH
Sngo1SIobios, oieiprt peitsebettba
3ugelt1nonilia an Der Moria mo-
9enb. SStalien mar iiber ods Gin.
ereifen bes 9rdiioenten i'm 6ofiten
@ro6e erbittert, tino nif Der fiiralt
den &onferen5 Der orei Yreuliera
fam man 3it einem aomproutiB, tuo.
bon gelgroo in &ennttis geiesi
pur6e. 9ie Sugo-5 -5labeit lebnten
oieien &onlprontiB al unb nabnlen
cine berousforoernoe Saltung Elm.
Die SugoSSlaDen aeigten iid) in il.
rer @ntiport nttf 0as l1ltiniotiun er.
botie, Silute aIs SreiItaot inter Der
8oIferIien nn5uerferrietf, iuDllten
o6er BON elmer Gb1n6ernng Der ioge.
tiatutten .8ilion @ren5liilie" 3tpi-
ihett Sugo-Slnbin itno sstalien nidts
ipifIen. &ierattf gaben Die g[lliiertea
sSSilgo-SIobi1 93ebei,f5eit, I'M lire
4ntiuort in 8iebererlp1gling gu aie.
ben. Mat beabiidtigte, oie ga15e
Gneelegenbeit in Ser seeentpGrtieen
in 2onoon 5it erleoisea,
unb man botte Die 5roge bereits in
GrmGgung ga5oaert, ols Die Note
8ilion's eiitrof inlo 1lift geringe
Seniation berborrief.
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&ilion luirtt ,.rtmitrs
6nitttl jlpil6fn Seine
lDia nitt SmlScn, SaE Sic aSriatiidc Sraee iiber
Scn Hcpf Scr Der. Staten binaMs er=
leSiet tpirH; 5eine Drcbtna.
Sran50iii@c 4'reife sreiit Jpn sisisrtalb an

'an Dem 8iIion'iden glan feit5u.
balten.
Die Melbuns iiber Die @iIion'ide
, Note an bic glIiicrten, oie Der aobeI.
oeheihe iiber 2aniing's Gntlaiiung
oiif Dem 6uBe folete, bat in bieiieen
politiiden &reiien cine Seniotion
berboreeriifen.
9ie gan5e Greiie fiebt IN Der STE.
fignation 2dniine's cine .gntIaIiung
ats Dem anlte" iinO d)1rafterifiert
iolhe ols ootitofratild iitb iifiberpd,.
tiet. ga greiie" erflGrt: .gedf Der
9(rt un0 @eiie, fpie 2onIing ieines
glnltS entboben tpur0e, fann fein
8Deifel ntebr ooriiber beiteben, ooB
bel 8ilion Die Sndt no6 Sel6It.
berridoft eripodt it,"
9as gessSournoL Oes 9cbots"
eIuubt, bnB infoIge Der Granfbeit
8ilion's Der Staatsiefretdr Gan.
llngS oollltdit0ig berehti9t geiUeIen
iii, oos 9obinett 5uinntnlen3uberitfeit
lint tuidtige politiide Graeen at er.
ortern.
.2 2ssSntroniigeont" Idrei6t: sggif.
ion lit tpieoer auf Der S5ene er.
id]ieien iitoem er in fhroffer itn6
brlitnIer 8eiie oet Stoot8iefrct1r
2nuFing entIieB.@ 9ie 3eitung oter
Iiebt einen 8offnlingsitrabl in Infer.
itndtsietretdr 9solf, Der ein .ftdrfer
8ertei0ioer frun8Oiii6er Stttereiien
it,"
lteber Die 0robuns bes Gr6Fi-
benten. NIT enrop1ii6cn g[ngeIegen.
beiten niAts mebr al tttn bnben 3lt
molten, foIIs Der Gtanopnnft Der
Ser. siooten in Der ooriatiifen
sSrnee nidbt pabreenontnren ipirb,
7esrn Die Meii,itneen aiiseittonoer.
lic.i sSournaI oes Gebats1 gGnubt.
@igion's gfeIlungnabne lei elm
Sdritt in Ser redten aidtung."
o2a 9reHe" bingegcn beinertt, DAB
I'm Dem aueenblif, tpern oas ooria.
tide 9rpbIent Der 2Gilng nobc 1T,
Der gSrdiioa1t ales fiber Den Saltfen1
tuerfen tptI[, ii1oem er brobt, sfih
mt eitrop1ifben 5raseit itidt tpeiter
at befoIIen."
IS r2'Sutraniieedttt" ingt suriifbol-
ten0, angeiif)ts Der Sotiade, boB Die
Ser. Gtonten itneebelire Mpngen
5rnufen. 4fitno GterIirg nnb Sire
fcntroaieren. Die a(iierten iih mobG
biten tner6en. ben Conner be& Cor.
nes i;ter fid ergeben 5u Iaiien."
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Ndris, t6. Sch. - gs berIoiitet
beute, bnb bic stnttport Sranfreifs
iino gnglonos auf Die 9ote 0es
grGiioenten, Ioitt pelder fid Die
Ser. Stoaten nidt tueiter Inn etro-
pGiide 9fngelegerbeiten fiintulern
ipiiroen, iolls bic 9llliierten oorouf
beiteben, 6nB Die abriotilde Sfreit.
frage obne Gmerifas 3uitnnutung
beigelegt iDer6e, erfI6rt; @roBbritan.
ilien uno 6ranfraid fiiblen iid ber-
anlaBt Die llItirndtiirnsbe0 0ingangen,
Die Sugo.Slnbia nm 90. sSonrar sit.
gegangen iino, nltsdufiibren.
gatiueber nfiB sugo.SldDia bic
bon @roBbritnttien uii6 5ronfreiA
offerierte 2oiung Der Srage anneb.
men. cOer beioe 2dnoer ineroen Sta.
lien BEL 4usfiibrung oes 2onooner
8ertroes nnterititsen.
eSlt Der 4ittiport iuerben Die bon
8ilion geeen sStalie1i erbobenen ge.
iduloielineen in Mreoe eeiteat; bas
BEL miro berborgebdben, iuie in Sta.
lien in 0en &rieg eirtrat un0 ipie
grobe OFFER es an Gut 8lut ges
bradt bat.
glns anoeren Guellen berIautet,
oab Die grentiers 2lobo George ltto
@illerano ibren grtidluB, ouf benz
llltilnat1nn at bebarreh niAt auf.
gebeu iperoen.
9ie gege1lpGrtiee Strife, Die 0urd
@ilion'S giote geidnffen iporoeit iit,
foIete einer Inneeit fontroberie iiber
Die geilegung Der ooriatii9en5t
frnse aniiden Susc.S .Slabid ,inO ssyyta-
lien.
9lIs sStoIien onf Geiten Der M.
liierten in ben Grieg eintrat. purOeu
Der itnIieriffen Regieritns tueitges
benSc 8eripredungen auf @ebiets-
eripeiterllngen om 4oriatiiden @1eer
gerlladt. stuf Der Grieoensfonferer3
ober beItdno 9srGit6ertt @ilIon oo.
ranf 6oB Die Ser. Gtadten oieies
gebeirne abfontnten nidt nnerfennen
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Dcmfi6saiiicrikaniihcr
Pancel i'm Stciaeis

ggoibineton, 8. g., 16. Gebr.--
5bglei9 1uf Dem 8apier Die Ser.
Gtoatei ilno 3entihIonD nod ouf
beiu ariegsfiB itebeB belebt iid Der
5dnbeI arpifban beioen Sait0erit tpie-
Der nit GROCER ShneIIigfeit unb
bat auf einem @ebiet neiligitens Die
Dor Dem @usbriid oes 9rieges er.
rei6te Sobe iiberidritten. 9ie Gin
flbr irflbenlalter 9oraeaoniporen be.
tritg Dor ben ariege iabrlib etiun
$500,O00. @1brenh oes aril ls
riffen Sapan ittlo Sranfreid ben
beittiden Sanoel oil fid, nber ieit
Dem @offenItilitanb bat 9eitihGuu6
nit 9tieienidriftei, bas berlprefie
@ebiet airiif erobert. SsSrt ssdbre
1919 itnportierten Die @ereittieten
Stnaten 8orselanipnren gum 8erte
bon $671,756,s alio iiber 80 gsro.
5ent rtebr ol8 Dor Dem &rieae. Son
Ss;opan ipuroen fit $1,827,4 unb
bon Grafttreid) fir t,036 eirse.
fiibrt. sSt ben eritett elf Mond.
TEN BON 1919 fiibrten Die 8ereiitis.
ten Stoaten @oret int 8erte bon
$75,464,237 nod 9elttidIorlO aus.
mdbrerlo oie Oeiitide @iitfiibr fir
SEN glei9elt 3eitroltln $S,143,705
betritg. Sat- Elm 9ritteG Der se-
fanr1ten Gin. nnb 4nsfubr tuur6e
I'M Gobenlber beipdltigt, oIs Der
Gotol.SonoeL nit 9eutidtano oiif
$26,OOO,OOO itiea.
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GrshaiSer karl fnttt
1an9arit so 9ctuiniteit

guOapeit is. Gcbr.-3abtreihe
Gin3eIbeiten elmer 8erihip6rung fa-
nlen ans Saaes1idt, nod oenen gr-
Stoiier aorI eisen bereitelten 8erIll1
uitternobm, unter eineut faIiden ga-
men in lln9drn GinIab au iil6en,
um ben tngariiden Ebron al beltei.
gen. 9n9 9ofiintenten iu Belts Der
&egieritng iollte er bon Srei Ser.
traiiten iiftcr Dem Nanlen &aipar
aopncs einseihntugeelt iuerben utlb
IN 9uoopeIt ieiite 9(nfunft In Der
eriDartiing berfiiroigen, DOB inn
ieine friiberen ltntertanen aufaGen
ipiiroen.
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Ictlen>Barcfie
beicbsucrcn iih

Boibinetpn. i6. Geb.-9ie Som.
nlifiton sur 8eileeiing oes &oblen.
itreifs bat ell Spe8ioIfmititee er.
nonnt, peI6es Die 9eid)iperoen Der
@rubeitbeiiter Der 5entroIen apbIcn-
oiitrifte iiber ben fritiiden SuIioilO
Der aobIeniibnitrie iifiteriiifen ioIl.
Die Gingdbe Der Gnblenborone err
fl1rte, bob Die 2obnerbDbuns bon
Id sSrodent obne efren bementipre.
d,enben aufidlne al ben 3obIen.
preiien biele 3ehen our getriebsein.
telling 5iuingen ipiiroe.
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Gbmrd,in arcift
2lrbciterfhaft af,

Eilnoce, Sdottlono, 16. Seb. -
Ger &rieesiefret6r 8initon Spen.
Ger gbirdil[ erflGrte IN elmer an
feline 86bIer eeboltenen Sfeoe. boB
Die arbeiterid)nft sur &eeieriing Der
Iation ,infdbig iei. Goourb ipieoer.
boIte er cine fbon friiber ee1tnhte
gebniiptiine, ipelfe ieiner 9eit elm
iutsebeiires aufieben IN Der greiIe
iino einer Sturm bes linipiIens III.
ter ben grbeiteru errests