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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
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For clearing the skin and making it
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
Ames Has Strong Basketball Schedule

special to Times-Republican
Amcs. July 26.-The Iowa State
College basketball team will face ev-
cry team in the Missouri Valley con-
ference in two or more contests next
winter, according to the schedule
which G. w. Mayser, director Of ath-
letics. has just made public.
With all OF the men who played
regularly last year eligible for The
team. the prospect Of winning ,s-
gregation, from the yersonnei POM
Of view. looks goodIowa State pros
poets are also boosted by the advent
OF "Maury" Kent, famous Iowa bask-
etball and baseball player, who will
coach these two sports. Kent has
been head baseball coach at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Besides the games scheduled be-
low, two games will probably be
played with both Drake and Grinnell.
The schedule is as follows: Jan /
s, Missouri at Columbia Jan. IA Is.
Kansas University at Ames; Jan. 81
%, Kansas State at Ames Jan. o.
20. Washington at ST. Louis: Feb. .
3, Oklahoma at Amcs; Feb. 11-12,
Nebraska at Ames; March 40, Ne
braska at Lincoln.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26

from Hanover, whose college he re-
presented when he defeated all
Corners from Purdue, Indiana, and
Notre Dame, among other institutions
for the Hoosier title, will enter the
Indiara state tournament in August
to defend his title. He won the
championship of S. q. L. in the singles
here recently.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
University Tennis Championships,


Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 26.--The Gamerts-
fci3s irothcrs, c. G. and p. c.. have
been awarded the championship of
Iowa University, in tennis doubles
They defeated H. G. Manaugh, for
merly champion of Indiana, and G. n
Fannon. in the summer session tour
nament here, The score was 6-1. c.
Go.
They had previously defeated
Strom and Rcam 6-1. CO; and Ma
nangh and Bannor Ead beaten
Knight and Blackstone 60, Ga.
Prof. c. c. Gameltsfel1er is super
'intendent of the Elkader Iowa,
schools: Prof. p. G. Gamertsfelder is
superintendent at Arcadia. Wis.
They won the Northwestern univer-
tsity championship in other days.
Prof. Manaugh. who came hither
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
"Corn Belt Route"
GOING SOUTH.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26

Cleveland. {; Chicago, 2.
Detroit. u; st. Louis. 3.
Washington, 4 Philadelphia, 3:
New York s: Boston, 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
- - - q
,,NgXs1G2Eg US
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, ); Phila delphia, 2.
Pittsburgh, 5: Brooklyn, 4.
New York, 5; Cincinnati, ?.
Bos ton, ); ST Louis, ,.
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26

officers. who are easily identified by
their pale faces slashed with fresh
sword cuts received in duels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26

The myth of the deluge is almost
universal among all ancient people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26

The vegetation of Madagascar is
especially luxuriant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
Waterloo Boxer to Meet MitohelI.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, July 26.-Neal Allison
Waterloo light weight, has been
signed to meet Richie Mitchell, OF
Milwaukee, In tenround boxing
bout at Duluth, Mimi, labor day
Allison met and defeated Dol Han
Ion OF st. Paul on July 4.
Allison returned to Waterloo for a
few days, but Will leave for st. Paul
where he will train for the Mitchell
bout. The local lightweight is in
fine condition and expects to be In
shape to give the Milwaukee star q
battle.
Ralph Alexander, Waterloo heavy
weight. will meet George Lampson
OF Omaha, in that city Aug. 3. Lam
son assisted in training Alexander
when both were in service. After
being released they met In bou,
and the local man won. The Omaha
boxer was anxious for another op-
portunity ind the bout has been ar
ranged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26
LiDe Sports NeDs and Comment
Caldwell Shows He
Was Valuable Find

The New York Yankees and the
Boston Red SoX magnatcs made a
terrific mistake when they let Pitcher
Slim" Caldwell get away from them
according to Manager Speaker, of the
Cleveland Indians. Caldwell is now
hurting for Cleveland, and with the
season at about the half way mark
the former Yankee has turned in
better than dozen victories, with
not more than three defeats. And the
best thing about it lis that he seems
to be improving as the season wears
on.
Speaker says New York and Bos.
ton let Caldwell out because they
claimed he would not stay IN Coudi.
ton, vas n sulker and an aliaround
tough bird to manage. Maybe he
was all they say when he vas with
them,' said Speaker, but since he
has Joined the Indians no manage.
would want a finer fellow around the
club"
Caldwell recently became peeved
when he read a story In one of the
~''NN'f ~ P"pSNS III "IliNH he WIS tbhtIl
to task, quite severely for not be-
having himself and remaining with
the Yankees, The writer of the story
stated Caldwell has worked himself
out OF the best paying club in base
ball, and would now be obliged to
work for much less salary than he
would have obtained for mediocre
work with the Yankees. The tall
heaVer Immediately unbosomed him
self OF few sentiments regarding
the Yankees. and while all that he
said was not fit to print, he made il
quite clear that the Yankees were
suffering from too many bosses as
well as lack of speed.
Speaker says he has never had
even stern word with CaIdwell.-''l
paid him what he wanted, gave him
to understand we wanted him 10
keep in condition and take his turn
In the box, and there has never been
even the slightest misunderstood be-
tween us" said Speaker. The Indian
manager not only thinks Caldwell
will assist Cleveland materially in
landing the American League per-
nant but he says slim" will bother
any blub In the National League
when the blue ribbon series comes
along. Caldwell recently wrote rela-
tives that he was better satisfied
with his Cleveland job than with any
other baseball position he ever held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-26

country that had induced Washing
ton to act. The Hawk and his gang,
according to- MacVightie again, were
at the bottom OF both one and the
t'ther--and counterfeiting was, very
pertinently, within the province Of
the Secret Service.
The Hawk permitted twisted
smile to flicker across his lips. Mac
'vightie. the police in general, and
Birks of the Secret Service in par
ocular. might be classed as compile
cations, even decidedly awkward
complications, but his immediate
peril lay, not in that direction, but
from those whose leadership Mac
Vightie so blandly credited to-the
Hawk!
The smile twisted aeeper-into one
of grim irony. While MacVightie
placarded the country with circulars
offering rewards for the capture of
the Hawk and his gang, the gang
was moving heaven and earth to
capture the Hawk for it's own ex-
elusive purposes-which purposes, in
a word, were an intense desire to re-
cover the proceeds of the robberies
that he, the Hawk, had filched from
under the gangs nose, and there
after. with such finality as might be
afforded by a blackjack. a knife
thrust, or revolver bullet, to expe-
dite the Hawks departure from this
vale Of tears!
The Hawks hand curled suddenly
into clenched fist. and his face
grew set. He was facetious-and he
had little enough warrant for face
tiousness! They had already shown
their teeth. They had shown the
grim, ugly deadliness Of their chal-
lenge in the thrust with which they
had opened their attack upon him.
He had parted the thrust, 1t was
true--but there would be another
and another. There was something
of remorseless promise, that would
stop at nothing, in the extrava-
gantly laid plans with which they
had just attempted to lure him into
the open and trap him. They had
failed, it was true, and he had even
scored against thern again-but their
cunning, their power, their resources,
their nalignity remained unimpaired.
They would try again. 1t was like
} two adversaries in dark room, each
conscious of the others presence.
each striving to place the other, each
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
BUTLER STUDENTS
WOULD RULE CAMPUS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 16.-
Butler college students are making
final plans for the adoption Of new
system OF student council that VII
give them control of the majority
Of campus student affairs The pro
posed constitution for the new coun-
ell has already been ratified by the
faculty, which last year blocked
plans for a similar system. The stu
dents. however. reiterated their ac-
tiOn OF last spring i'm refusing 10 as
sumo control over classroom exam
nations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
Complete Organization
Of Educational Board

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. IS
Organization Of the special eduCa-
tiOnal committee appointed by Gov.
elect McCray was completed We'd
nesday at a meeting at the office OF
/ y. Hines, superintendent Of pub
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
Authorities Unable to
Locate Naval Balloon

sARANA LAKE, y. Y, Dec. Is
Communication with various sec
lions OF the Adirondack mountains
wednesday night failed to throw
light on the fate OF the naval bal
loon which left Rockaway point, ~.
Y. on Monday, bound for Canada.
md which was last reported Tues
day night near Wells, Hamilton
county.
Woodsmen familiar with wind
conditions believe that the balloon,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
IDENTIFIES BODY,

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. IS
Ralph p. zelgler. local cotton man
and an acquaintance OF John p.
Hammill, the missing Ottawa. Ont.
millionaire Wednesday viewed the
body Of the man found dead here
and pronounced II that Of Hammill
whom he knew as president Of the
Murphy Gamble company, ltd, Of
Ontario.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
WOMEN ELIGIBLE TO
UNIVERSITY POSTS

RIO DE JANEIRO. Dec. Ia
Women will be eligible for all teach
ing and administrative posts in the
newly organized University OF Rio
de Janeiro, according TO regulations
just drawn up. A motion 10 give
the students three representatives
on the university council was de-
feated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
lie instruction.

lie instruction.
Sen. william NJ. Swayn was mad
chairman of the committee, Rep.
Chester A. Davis, vice chairman.
and Mr.. Hines, secretary. Pro-
posed educational legislation was
discussed Members of the com
mittee decided 10 meet again on
Dec. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17

unless It met with accident. proba-
bly, has drifted into Quebec or On
tario,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17

Calumet Waffle
Recipe
pa cups sifted past.
~ -four, 3 level tea
spoons c slu n et
Baking Powder, 4
teaspoon salt, IL
cups milk, ! table
spoon sugar. table
spoons melted but
ter, 2 eggs beatei
separately. Thee
mix IN the rsgvlz
way.
Vorbote., 1920-07-28
$4,000 fir Sen Scbe' eyumc
Sat Der ,Spin guarb Der q. e. 8 IT, beui0iat

Der Soiut 9oorD ser g(nloloona.
teb Glotbing @orfers Don Ghicuao
betullll9tc in ibrer lettcn Tcriann1,
lung Die SumIne bon 5000 Dollars
filr Ocn GcbS &anpagne 6ono uno
Die !ljtit9licoer bicier Union f6nnell
ollf lore Sertrcter itol5 icin.
@enoiic 2onis gnaoobl mar por
0em Solnt 8oorb cricbienen lno ap=
pellierte Inn flncn5ieIle llnteritiibllng
fiir Sic io5ialiItiide aan1pagne. Ct
iprod) iiber bie bclti9en 3uIt6nNe
uno betonte, oaB Die 3eit ou ici. oaB
bic 9lrbeitcr sic io5ioliitiidc Gortei
lrltcrltilEe. 9tat5 elmer IiSfuiiion
inter Ben Iclclutcrl 3Hnl &0lnt
9OnrN mur6c Ser H(ntrn0 acitcai,
$4,000 bei5uiteuern; }u Oieicnt PHI
trog !purOc cin gImenocnicl1t gcitellt,
uui 5000. Gicle5 |lmcnOement
luurbc ocinrIlnmig" an1cnonnlcn.
Iieic Non0l1nq Der Sertreter Der
q. :. 0. Il. 5eigt, OdB i'll ibnen Der
pahrc @eiir ser iortiGrittli6cn Or
0eitcrbcpeAl1na lit mO lie IoIltc cln
9lniporl iilr lQc mlOercn Slrbelters
Vorbote., 1920-07-28

Dortlerllngsoerb erbonbllmgen, pel6e
Cir Bail ShompioN. Der GbeT Ser
hrltiidell @chcinlpoli5ci.. 9rQCu ihl,
Cinaeleitet bate, lulo miro rpo6r-
ldeinli6 mor9cn III Hcpol, Gitbo-
MEN, lonoe!1.'
9lber ben Spott bot Cir @uiil oodl
6ll tragen. Seit ser rMeraIN" Die
Gmlmheit OeS IconpIon z Soirnen.
lpltcns allfoetfte, bot Sir &oliI Der
illht, Der 2oherli@fcit, Die oii ibnl
luItet, nit allen m0gliden Grfl0rlws
gen jlI be9cgnen Into beri@talc n!,t1
ob3lileugncn, hoB er irQenO cine I'M
terrebung nit 9}l1orteho nnr IeBtell
Ytontag getabt babe. luic Ser Ser.
alo" befnlnt genlaht Bate.
Der ySerolb" ontmortete min nit
mciteren gin5elbeiten Dea ,Snters
ricns, bel melhcm Shonpicn Dor
Nut idGunte. Sbontpion miro Der.
au5gcforocrt 6u bepeiIen, ooB Dies
niht 10 mar.
Gr fat Die Stirnr, 0ie llnregel.
ndBigfeiten ocs Toiics 9h>ortep1'$ 5
du lpe5lfldlercll, Die CT bcbultptet, &C.
fltnoer 5u baben.
Sbomplon bchullptet. BOB 9hlortc-
pu elne gefG:rIidbc Ncputution ais
9oli6elpifi-9lgent IN hcn Der. Stou,
ten geDonnen babe. Ger ~Nerulb"
neiIt ieooh onrouI bin. onb tros
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piclen llnteriuhnngcn in 2lnerifa
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bel oen vSiisfern lno l(nion 9cuNlte-
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lnfrcllnbli6 Ooron, mic Itol5 G6nmps
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heu lieb, bob 2on9llet !nh Nr0Ilnr6,
bie beiOen fron5Gliihcu Sp5ioliilcn,
fiihrcr, 9nlidlelbitioolo nutI GnQlono
brGttcn, i,n einen Secmonn3'trcif
a1illltiftcn lmb mic Gtonpi2n Die
ielben in 5Folfeltcnc auriIfmica, iobnb
lie @nQlono nidt bctretcn fountcil
unb iuic Damn 6ie britiihe Tegierlng
um @nti6ulbiGlng Bitten nrrBte.
vIrmer @oiil", lamcntiert Ser
..Scrnlh".
Vorbote., 1920-07-28
loltu aieben aus Warfd)au
1el1tlhe SpteBer befommeu 9lnglt

Die polillihc Hc9ieulng balb follen
miro. I'D perloiie mid auf Die alua-
hcit lulo &eitiihtigfelt Der SoliGc
lpifi, ben arieg 5l1 beerOen, lpenn lie
crftnrGn, OaB bic llntcrItilBlng Ser
2lQiicrten init Golen lit.
Wosfan's 9lntuurt.
2pnoon, 81. HSiili. -. Die @eiges
ring Der rlliiliden Supictre9ierltNg,
&ricg gegeu Tolcn ein5lltellen, mtT
Grilldcn Gnglullbs, lit in elmer Sc.
pcihc bon Atosfou crbaltcn, lpel6e
bclltc bier onfnnt.
Sic &ciaerltng entbolt cbenfalls
einen slppeI an Die 9lrbeiter llnO
galeru GuBlallbs lmb Der l(tralNH,
uno lit Don Eremier 9enin, ariegs-
milliIter Strobfp, Slltslarb5rlnilter
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@llrsfp lnteridrieben llno la9t inter
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gclpollt hGtte. Damn lpilroc cs alt1gcs
hort haben, GolCn nit 0tilIittpn llnO
CSelh 5ll pcrior9en. ENGLAND f!lFrt
Vorbote., 1920-07-28

prguuIlutiouen icin, Ousiclbe 5ll tltn.
Sic lolltc inter alleu Slrbeitern clnell
Gutbulio@mls fiir Sen IebS &nnl-
pagnc Sonb beruorrllfcn unb Oielcls
ben nnfeuern ibre rcipeftipCll
Unions cbcniaus 5ll perunloIcn. BE
mtlll9lrngen Slt moden, loOuB Der
aampognc 6onb balo 5lr GotIoch:
miro. I'M Sen &onlnf Der glrbciter ollI
polltiidcnI 6cloe i'm gon5en @onOt
hcQinnen 81 f0nnell.
9lQe @enoiict unb 6reltnoc iolltcn
ioTort 62ginnell, &oQeften IN ihrcll
9lrbCitsplGBclt lnO lrltcr ihrcn &c
fcnntcn aufSumodcn. @aBt feline
M2lceNlheit borbeigcben, Sen 6onS
mntiCn ilt :lolien.
SEseOes II shcr @ncrgic ioltc ungc.
manot lper6cn, nm in Der fOmncnOCn
Nohl Elm grobeS io6loliltilfcs go.
tim hcrbci3niilhren, I'M Sic io5ioli.
itiihc 9elncQlna sum- IeiteHocn ir5lo.
len lnO politii6en IUsOrllrt Ser Nlr.
beitcrfloiie Oicies &anocs 5u mahCn
9tehmt ein PeiIpicl All ocrl 2lmal.
galnate0 Clothing @orfcrs.
Vorbote., 1920-07-28

80 fiibIcn Sic, oob Der streif
pcrIoren pur0c?"
"glbloIlt." Ncpc idliittcltc isi,,rr
8opf. ~9}itt oIlcin. Oob Der Streif
oerlore1 QItM ionocrn oic 9eute
nlttocn clltnultlgt ln0 Die 9elpcolno
'Qlll1llr crldtttert. Seben Sic mir
lparen niht uor6crcitet, cincu Gcnp.
Fol'trelt 5u tllbren. @ir battel1 fei.
len 9roBcn Srciffono. ;SnfoIocSei.
lcn olS Die AFirucr apei ooer, Srei
%oden nbnc 2Irbcit luorer bcoor1.
Len DC UroucN jl i.neu su ioQen;
Stc Sflnoer hlu9crn, cs lit tcin 9rnt
M Nalllc;; Snnn't 2l Gcjnc ;San,iIic
pl6t ernobren2 Ginoc 9[rbcitl y
Fatl'rlih iab id uir S5opre, ober
BORT mar grobe 9tot."
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ration Den Strcif nid)t onoeprbnrt
3aben iOQte ola lie i'm ororonete9~
~GaS 1T cS, oOcr i6 iollte piellei6t
'a9erL ooB Die federation III ihrrr
ge9enmartlgen 6orm nidt initoubr
ut, elncn Streif oieicr 9lrt gu fiibren
Ste Seltltng por idleGt." :,
"er5ieben Sic cine neue Genero
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ib2 '''S
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oeraeldloqen uno bicier streif Iiei
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| Der mo 0oDon iiber5euat, Sob etmos
iild1t reht nit n1ierer Croo;,iiotinr
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! 2 Ater .pel6eHi mir i'll oreo.
nlheren neriu6en. 99Sest mifien mir
ltnd) nidt. no die ltriode Iiot."
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"cln @Ort" &ir. bo6en uniere eioc.
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lnoere 'ein? Sd fam es uidlt iooen.
@1c boIh merbcn mir es perI,ld,cn2
Il1llIQ '1N au iaQen. Gie Slrbeiter
6rontrcltls rehncn beute aus, mas
lbncn pol'icren luiro. Sic Seufcn
crit ebe tie .onttuorten. Der Strcif
NOR 1bnen eIne @ebrc. Sic pcrbou.
men lisn jctt. SpGtcr lucrSen Sir
MD Icben. 2jc Sonnc gent nienroI,
eeI Der 6relbejt$liebe untpr. Nlm Gn.
De lnliI'en mir oOd gemirncn."
g'ot @ortb, Sorr. SEQ. Trcb.
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Gn0(duOer OPpOrliren Sanlerj
IuorlfUa.
SSar Gin semeincr Radlcaft.

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, July %, 1920, as
required by the act of Oct. s, 1917.
2onDcn, t6. Suli. (Spc5ialOe.
peihc al oic SEQ. ErcB) - Sel1te
90}prgen muroc Santeri 9tlortcpa,
Der Sefrct0r Ocs ruiiiId)en Soulet
@iiros in 9telu Yort, Olrh Die britt.
i6en 9ehoroen oerboitet. Mon
GIMbt, boB er iofort nod &1Blano
Neportiert miro.
Der SefretQr ser ruilii6el Sau.
DClsOGlegotion erbob ltarfen Nrotclt
Oogegen bel ser Hcgier,,n9. 9tllorte-
bo fon Dor ID 1oger1 nit einem 81.
piets9iplouotenpnB. pon &onobo III
2iperpoul an. Ger EuB NOR ron Der
neutrality-suspicious. regelrcht &c
priift l,nb obgeltenlpelt WorOcn nnO
oie Sonocl5oelc9otiNn benadrithtiatc
sic Hcgjcrllrq pon iciner Slnfltnft.
g(uqeniheinlit Bate Soltl lhonlp-
ion, Der Gbei Ser britiid)en @ehelln-
poli3ci, l1iht Die glblitht 9tllortcDa
lonben 5u IoiIen. Gie A}oi6ine, mel
die ionit @eid]0it5lel1tc lmo barnllo3
nlilOe rooifolc 9crte hifnniert lmO
ol1f ihren Reiien tEinoert, mar III bles
lem Sale unf1big, etluas dlr tln.
Sote Sopietbeumtc reiiCn Dolllton-
Dig oiien. ;
Ger @ebcilnoicuIt lpuBte niht bis
sum Sonstag, Oob 9}l1orteDa bier
mar. Sic Deportation Ihelllt ein 9lft
ser 8ut bon Sciten Sbonlpions 81
icin, neil CT otsfono, bob cr lid ID.
6erlid gelnodt bot. Ger ~&crolo"
bot elm iebr Invertebrates SSnterpiclp
publisiert, bos 9tuortcuu om Wontog
nit Ibpnpion Bate lmO bel lpelder
8clegcnheit ser 9ebtcrc mitteno mur=
De llno sic Sopiets beidirnpfte. 9taf).
Dem er Die aontrollc iibcr lih Ielhlt
nerlorcn hatte, licB er 9fltortepa pcr-
hoften, bielt ibn cine Stllnbe lang
ieit mo entlieB i'm Damn nit beln
9cfchlc, oos 2ul1O 10 lhnell als nltr
noglid] 5u perluiicn. gtliurtcpa mad,
tc ser r,,iiiihel1 delegation oopon
@eriht, nelde protcltierte.. Gies
iGeint Gtompion nod milber genadt
5u boben; oesbalb Der llelle Strelf
teutc Morgen. gr miro nod lpilber
pcroen, mcnn er hellte BEN ~Seralb"
lieIt uno oie &lnfotc iicbt, ouf pel,
hcn itebt: r0bp tie Genil is ga.
iil2", sic iiberaG in 9onOon ange'
idla9en itnb.
2onoOn 10. 2Sllli. (Spe5iul.
fobel.) - Sonteri 9euprtepo, ser
ScfrctGr oes ruliiIhcn Sopiet. .giiru$
it 9tcip s)orf, bot gn9lano luirflid
perIolien. Dies lp1roe leute bcfonnt
@r n1roe al,f einem britii6en &rell.
3er fortgelbift als &elultat Ser Oe
Vorbote., 1920-07-28
Eulniidje &ommnniiten pruteitiercn

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, July %, 1920, as
required by the act of OcL. 6. 1917.
Berlin. - Ser &ricg @olens 0e-
gen Sopiet- -9}uBIonb lit ein &ries
ser internotiorolcn &cnftion imo bcs
int. aapitols gCQcn bic Ncpollitlon,
crflGrt ein Wonifcit, crluiien bon Der
folnn. Ir6citcrportei IN Eolen, be-
hallpteno, boB Sohictz&tblunb fiir
bie So5laliIierlng Scr @crglucrfe
unb giicrba5nen Trlcns f1n1pft.
llno oob feline Srillnlhhc sic Srillms
pfc Scr polniicbcn slrbeiter icicr, iugt
oos Wolifeit meitcr:
r@ir besriiBen Bic Teiolution lrno
bic Sot ser Ondarbeiter IN 2onbnn,
Der geraleutc in enelonb l,no Scr
giienbobnorbeitcr IN 9rcscio, Ssto-
lien, ais cinen herrlifcn Nusbr,tf
Ser rcnolutionGrcn SolioQritGt ser
Irbcitcr. :"
=. &eisern iid.
SeattIe. - Bolnii6e Gelerpilte1l