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ND al the time wc devise
.IA new means of selzing
nickel here and dollar
H94M there from the public.
just now the favoritc
sport Of the 8asessors and ieRisla-
fures is 10 tax the automobile buy.
Ing suckers To death.
They have Jerked up the license
zee until II costs about as much TO
" The public highways In q fliv.
- rs u does 10 own a house and
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tho name and responsibilities Of Mrs.
John Doe. His synpaihies have
been touched by an article in 4 mat
r1ponial Journal IN which the cen.
trN figure describes herself ms n 1T
tie creature grasplng for something
strong 10 entwine. Tho article "a
signed THE Clinging Vine He re
pliea tina; he Ia the sturdy OAK"
and after many numerous letters
hay. passed between the two. they
arrange a ciandeatine meeting at an
uptown restaurant. From then on
many amusing complications arise
which viii provide the audience with
constant laughter during every cpl
sods of the comedy.
Under tho splendid direction OF
Addison Pitt there remains little
doubt that the wilkes Players viii
dell ght their following an much with
this comedy an they did IN their last
hate comedy success. -Jirn's Girl
PANTAGEs
-On the High seaS.- the latest
thrill given TO vaudeville by Lang
don Mccormack. best known OF the
producers OF spectacular melodratna,
win headline the new bin at The
PnntaFcs. beginning Monday mat
nee. This IL II sensational spectacle
dealing with the submarine campaign
during the late war. II is presented
by company Of eleven players.
headed by James Phillips and Isabel
Lea
Known to vaudeville as The
Boob and the Harmonica-" Britt
Wood win be one Of the strong com
edy cards OF the new bill.
-Four young mcn and girl. call
ing themselves The College Quin-
settc" will offer = hodgcrcdge Of
music. singing and dancing called "A
Fraternity Rehcarral"
Foley & o'Seal win appear m n
breezy and original bit Of fun con
sisung OF some clever dancing and
snappy songs and r-partee.
Henry Frey In n versatile chap
who appears as The New Reform.
err and who sings the latest paro.
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WH A T do YOU
W think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

towns under the influence OF larger
cities. but. on the contrary. the coun.
try Is a hig. fro open place. away
from the dust and hum OF business.
II tho writer OF that letter lived.
as she said ahe did. in tho country
for eight years. | am sure she has
discovered an all together new type
of country gfrL
Having lived In the country and
the city both long enough TO get q
pretty fair idea ot the way u both.
am glad 90 say that have never
seen any an she describes.
In speaking OF -pais.- noticed
that in several country communities
the boys found a. good pals In
the gtrls as they In them. which was
certainiy trua In fact. their friend,
ship always SEEMED most Innocent
and helpful. Nor have l s-en any
difference In this friendship To that
Of the young people Of the city. As
far AZ the simplicity and honesty Of
the enjoyment Of the entertainments.
I would enjoy taking tho writer OF
that critical letter some Saturday
Afternoon to a country horne Of
which ! know. and n she wcrc not
convinced before she returned on
Sunday. that you could have Just as
Jolly good times IN the country az TN
the city. n would not be the fault
Of the country spirit. nor myself. but
due. perhaps. more TO tho contrari.
ness OF the guest
A for the. city girls. who frtrr
their hair only on the front and sides.
think that some Of them 10 a
pretty good work Of spreading n
over the remainder. But 10 b. fair;
II girls hair is strnight and hard
To manage. u Is h-r own business II
she chooses To wave H.
However. country g,r' h far too
busy with interesting things outside
herself 10 FIRM or paint. as this
writer mys. but instead dresses a.
simply and easily ~ she can. and
stu look ven.
the country no longer consists OF the
backward. iillterats people. ns we
read In stories from which some &c,
their deas bot on the contrary.
are quite wtdeawnke 10 changes OF
styles each Dason and drrSs &C
cordinsiy.
Therefore. sugx,rt shss shis
young writer be moro particular
how she presents her visw~ for some
OF the bcs, paid and successful girls
capc from the country.
A STAR READER
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L have about CONVINCED uyNsil
that wonan's prevailing sin u
jealousy. DO not intend to be
jealous Of Bob. do not wish TO
10 Jealous of him. nevertheless
what hs coes-and what he docs
not do-e1cite my suspicious II
he speaks Of Katherine Miller ]
am worried n he Calls 10 refer
to her ] distruA him
What In the poor man 10 dor
And what In his poor wife TO do7
II jealousy. obvious 0 uncon-
fessed. Is the chronic state OF
wives. what are they al 10 dor
admit 10 myneif. and I guess
lots of wives will recognize the
feeling. ! admit that my Jealousy
IN perfectly sens-lcss- And then !
keep right on torturfng myself. ]
refer 10 II often In my confesyions
because " harassos me. II haunts
me day and night IL haunts many
other wives IN just tse same idiotic
way. ! am sure.
about my husband which ] would
not have proved for all the world.
And wen for me. they never do
prove true.
Bob. suppope. h IKE SCORES Of
other men who have chemically
Jealous wives Men arc rally much
finer than tealous women fancy.
n would be an awful world II men
WIRE no nicer than my theory about
thcm-when I am cynical.
When am fair can mime
dozens Of frank and honorable gen
tiernen who have a proper pAde
in their own dec~ncy, Just ms Bob
has. Instinctivcly. they are much
too nice TO get mixed up In an
unconventional love affair; some OF
them scorn a vulgar romance exart.
ly as any nice woman would do:
some arr too bury TO play tr,ant
To lawful love-end some are too
poor.
The avcrAe. wife's faith IN her
husband Ia safeguarded In count.
less ways, and ~ jealous wives
would Just count these ways over.
occasionally. they would save them.
selves many a hcartbreak. And
spare their poor. defenseless nus.
bands . lot Of undcserved misery
am ~ tired Of being Jealous as
I am Of Chrys ouija board. con.
slider them senseless. and still !
cannot resist their attraction.
Next day another wireless vibratcd
above tho waves Of the Pacific and
was picked up Ivy the operator on
the "Biue Bird" Bob sent II al
Martha PaImsr's request The lit
tie lawyer had discovered that Chrys
had never been legally married u
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.CoilfesSiolsofaBride'
NCOrF'%d 800 By The Nuspa per Enterprise Asociaho)
RECOGNIZE MY FAULT OF BEING SUS-
PICIOUS OF MY HUSBAND

Hamilton Csttcis. The license was
a clever forgery and tho ceremony
had been taxed Martha couldn't
have found this out while the war
lasted. she said. but now thai Certcis
WIS discrodited In New York. his
former associates and employees
were eager to b-tray hinh
We agreed chat Chrys ought to
have Tho truth about her marriage
before abe ran any chance Of meet
ing Certcis In Honolulu
How Chryr win Ioathe the News
said. -Shs hates TO be docei we'd
except about spiritism- She In
willing TO b divorced at the cost
Of great publicity. rather than learn
that she bad been coaxcd into a
mock wadding ceremony. How hu.
miliated-and how furious she viii
be-
"She'n raEe.- Fob Agreed. so
would Dad--if f,e found " out. rye
wired Chrys to keep the news from
him II might bring on another
stroke OF apopiexy. Or he might
strange Certe,s. And get the
bunch tied Ap In Honolulu indet.
nitciy. I'd like 10 get all the
Lorimers under one roof agnin--
and let 'em start all over along
nice commonplace lines
81 can't see Chrys doing ordinary
hingH.- remarked. and now
she has a new. motive for doing
something most Unusual She will
find some revenge for Certeis' de.
ccit, feel sure
Il hope pot. my love- said Bob,
you'll sect shouldn't be nj
an surprised II she Joined Katherine
Miller In little sleuthing--
For tho love OF Mike, Jane. stop
your dreaming Wake upr'
You'll see." repeated -Cnrvs
IN despeate-and ready for any
adventure because OF that tmfor.
tunate affair with Jordan Spenc.
She never was conventional vo,,
know. And she reads the oueerel,,
booksl And consider her ouija con.
trola' II she let's herself go--vo,,Il
seey'
-
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Antoinctte Crawford ana company.
II n comedy playiet
Downing 4 Bunnin WIN present.
1T Ii 10 Laugh" . satiricai Gdt
nicely calculated to display to ad-
vantage their nifty songs. dances
and witty crossfire patter.
Cross 4 Santorio are athletes vho
claim the merit Of originality for
their work.
The Pesci Duo are mudcad rta1ian
entertainers.
Two clever young men. Jack and
De Lyle. have a comedy singing and
talking act which they Label south
ern Excitements
"Trilby." a dramatfzataun Of
George Du Manriers popular book.
with Clara Kimbail Young In tha
principal role, will be the feature
photoplay.
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SCnoOl, We flnu ner Always
keeping up with her classes
so. Miss City Cir" We cant
say The country girl is alto
gether ignorant
shall give an example Of one
country girl know and the average
Eastern country girl Is Just like her,
Tits particular country girl gradu
,escd from high school and the uni
rars.ty and taught school sewn
IN tn both the city and country
: &cc,s. she Is now married and
nskes an Ideal housewife She
knr afraid OF the wash.tuh for fear
OF solitng her hands. and she Is an
exceptionally good pianist. toe. she
plays every Sunday AZ The church
and teaches music during her spare
time
Sh. can MIN a COW and n no,
ashamed OF II. can run nearly any
kirNi of an automobile. can ride a
horse. understands how TO take care
OF garden. knows what the soil
lacks when plants AREN'T healthy
hooking. can make her own clothes.
cans all kinds Of fruits and meats.
uses a hammer and a gun. when it's
necessary. ard when II comes 20
dressing. well perhaps they all don't
dress as the city girl. but Of the two.
It's the country Eiri who can afford
II. and the city girl who gets th~n
now and then. and pays later for
them
The average country people sell
what they don't need themselves To
the city people. 80 when you buy
farm products. don't think you set
The best. and the farmers keep the
havinxs. They have the cream.
wh!s the city gets tho SKINNED milk
and thinks i,'s cream
I would like TO see any city fam
ny place a nice meal Tor II un~x.
pected visitors. like country pccple
DO. wtthou; making q dive for the
grocery store.
I have lived II years on a farm.
and 10 years in the city. My hus-
band has an average business and
his income In better than many. We
exist and put money away when we
ean. People say l should not com.
plain. but take me back TO tho dear
old farm. where people really live.
1noe barely exist
nNGrNG FOR THE COUNTRY.
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Dear Miss Grey, In reference 10
, certain Hitter in your columns Of tho
April Star. This letter was do
batting on tho innocence and sim
plicity Of the country girl. as corn.
pared 10 those OF the city. would
hike TO say to tho writer OF tina,
Ieiter
The country does not mean small
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--Photo bv Cress-DdIe.
This handsome duvetyn street suit is fashioned in that
fascinating Pekn shade which has everyone guessing
whether is blue green. The coat is designed in de-
ghtfu cut-away STYLE and is trimmed in gray fur Also
includes pretty gray silk embroidery design around the
lower edge and tiny semaeria tabs artstc1y arranged
from the shoulder to the wastlne. DAISY HENRY.
nj TN
picture Of n
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dies tells funny stories and dances
The Four I-aurels. three men and
a girl. known ms The Tricky Terp-
sichoreans." offer a novelty in which
every kind and style OF dancing is
presented.
The Pantagoscope VIII show Pearl
White In the tenth episode OF ~The
Black Secret
PALACE HIP
A picturesque glimpse az gypsy
peasant life in Russia Is promised In
the novelty, "A Night in Gypsy
Camp" In which the Hirschoff
Troupe OF Gypsles viii be seen on
the new bill opening at the Palace
Hip tomorrow. The ensemble intro
duccs seven wonderful dancers. led
By Louis Bancroft.
~ Perfect Day AZ presented by
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'M1A Giy Two la6es 90 W9nzaa CT sGG0ld g 1lEs
wet and Dry"
Coming to
the Met


rvtEArNE PROGRAMS
METROPOLITAN aud DiIi N
"Mes and Dry"
MOOItIs--Orphs-,m vsad~viiie. fca-
turing 'sy~ SonE MOP"
WItktS-Nrik~ rtsys~s In The
Hue Issvsdoss~."
f.EvS's OHrHFtM-I~~y's Mosfr~i
COMEDY Ia. "a 'D"st Get MAJ
rod"
PANrAGfcs - vaadrviiL.. f~ssastag
'Oa tho High s~as"
PALACE uIi'---vaud~viiio. featuring
"A Alxhi ia . aypsy CsHap"
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~"
FOR
COLDS

A Washington %. c. iady writer;
Numbers One and ''scventy-scven'
taken In alienation. CURED me of the
Flu ] have used DR.. Humphreys
Remedies for twenty years.
For Grip. Influenza, Catarrh.
Cough and Sore Throat
TO get tho best results take
Seventy seven" at the first sign Of
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n you wait TIL your bones begin
TO ache n may take longer.
Doctors Book in English. French.
Spanish. Portuguese or German
mailed FREQ.
Al an Drug and Country s,or~A
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william ct. New York. .
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Cro BE Continued
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WILKES

"Ths Blue Envelope" . clever
comedy which enjoyed . splendid
run at the Cort theatre In New York.
win bc the offering at tho Wilkes
theatre next week.
The story has to DO with q John
Doc. a man Of high standing in his
native city Of Cohoes. Now. Doc. II
seems, In DESTROYS Of securing fair
lady who viii be willing To accept
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Depreciation ange0ro6l
Wusfam uarnt gcsen Nnsliefcrnna
Nnortepas an Sinnlanb.

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, July 80, 1920, as
required by the act OF Oct. 6, 1917.
oon0on. - giner brobtlpIen &C.
peI6e ans WtoSfou 5ufplgc, 0ie bier
cingetroffcn lit, miro SEN 8riten l,nO
6innen nit NcprclioIien gcorobt,
iollte @roBbritannicn Sonteri Nllor=
tebo, Sefrctor bcs &crtrctcrs BON
Sobiet-9llRlono 9. 6. 81. &. Wtor-
tens, an Sinnlono auSIicicrn 1,no
linn l1nbeil piberfo6ren.
gead Ocm arbeiterorgon vScroIo"
uuroe geuortepa om Gonnerstoq
bon gSbicr9, GGnenorf, nod Sarz
rid 5llriifgcbro6t uno bier fcItgc-
balten, Oo man Snltrllftioncn pon
Scotlanb 9or6 o6tuartcn nill. 9ie
3eitltng meloct ferner, ~oob @rlno
sur sInnobmc oortoroen ici, OoB Die
&cgierltng beobiidtigt, 9tuortepa
frei5ltluiien 1mo linn SIT gcitottcn, in
grglanO 81 6lei6cn, bis er nud
HuBlanO 5uriiffcbrt."
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GOn Der 3. JRlerNatiOna(en
@nrbe am @|untus lit EetrugraS er-
Dffnet; 81 NatiunalitGten pcrtrcteu.

True translation fileu with the post.
master of Chicago, July 80, 1920, as
required by the act OF Oct. 6, 1917.
0}osfarl. - gtifoloi 2enin, Ser
Grenier BON Solpict- -9tlBlono; q. @.
3inoDieff @oupernellr bon Tetro.
GroO, un0 W. Golinin poren oic
@altptreOncr IN Der groffmng5-5it-
sung oeS &ongreIics Scr Gritten SSSr1-
ternutionolc in &ctrogroo om Mon=
tag. Sic SoglmQcn, on mc16cn 81
9tationolititen nertrCtcn iiro, merbcn
am SomStoG 81. SSltIi, no6 Dem
&remlinsTolaIt in Nto3fou perlegt
pcrOcn.
Cine ser 1pidtiglten So6cn, ii6er
inelde perbo16clt murbe, wor sic
Grogc Ser 3l1lolillng Der io5ioliItis
i6en Gortcicn, pclde fiir5lid mts Ser
3lpeiten SSSntcrnotionoIe oustraten.
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Nuf fruf an aat Nrbeiter,
@cnuiicn!

a 5l Snt be9nnt Die Sampaane or Susiam Hurtci fir
oe Sammnna e1He 6OnSs 100000 Suiu fir bic
Sap9n fir 8npI Gngcn g Sbs Die aucrcn sanboam Der
Fartci bcircten SIT f0nmn.
DIE rbter GEeasu mcrbn hermit nfscfurrer enen saeubn
81 otccm Tpnp 55utcnn Wt oeicm @elSc sic Su,ntdr
Harfet etnc Sapagnc Hrcn Die mnSens oncu Stmmn him
fer nnren Observation-Disclosures 6cpn Gngn g. Scbs caca
nno bic @cansnstren fir i'm no m nScrem Observation-Disclosures
Onen urb arbeter, s DAFT Sbr bert @ SieI Sp scr oua
berrdaft frei 5u ieben.
3el9 Dap Sr geernt ba oaf S4r uard buuSen maft un
sh sennen 3s bf bsrridnScn &aTc DAP SIR uNc un mcrt
mas tn Gnren &raen ebt Str fir sic nnicrc Gr ue acupcr
baben, mMkt ebenfaas etuas upferu
apmm cnert uoig bel Gin saacubn fir ba Srnnosmcrf
aouetts iuO 5br Onnt ana our nSct bas S nadl
Der Sebs SamFasne aunferen5, 220 6. giblauo Muc
Sbr fDnnt burt Sammclltcn beummcn
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uiIl AutORrGl
glmerifaniIder 8uupcrnenr in 8num
berbietet oas Gfetien.

g(gono, @uom. - 9luf gcfe6l BON
&apitQn @illncr, 8ouuerncur bon
@uam unO &ommononnt Ser 'ticiigen
OtorineItation, lit in Ser Stoot glgn,
no Oos Sfeifcn l1lttcr elmer Stroic
bon $5 oerbpten. Sein 9efcbl loutet ::
Sic Gruris oe5 Gfciiens lit elm
qon5 lrnnotiges lulO irriticrcnOes sc.
rGuih, oas oufbroen mlb.
v@5 miro Oobcr ongeorOnet unO
Oefrctiert, BOB feline Eerion inner
baIb ser @ren5e1t Scr Staot Igana
pfeifen borf.
Sic Strafe fit cine 3umiOers
bon6lllng gegen bicic Serorbnung be-
trGet ni6t iiber flint 9oaor.
gS. @. @ilner,
@oubernellr bon Guam"
&opitdn @ilnter bot obiolute glus
forfeit, Die @eicse bon @uan1 au mo,
der
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J(j6l ~ lrauen
Sit Fulen, iast 2iluitnuff.

&openbogen.-Morinl 9huitnoii
Der Vii. Mtinilter fir auslpGrtige gln-
9elegenbeiten, beitono oorouf, in ci-
nen beutigen Snterpiep, ooB iucil
Eolen lid in friiberen GerbQnolun-
gen nit Souiet- t-&uBIono ais bintcr=
lnrig llno ullebrlid ge5eigt babe, Die
Soplet Hcgierllng oorouf o6ten
nntB, ooB irgeno Elm 8affcnltil.
ltonO, Der nit EoIen obgeid)loIien
miro, nl6t oa3u bcnubt ueroen tann,
Folens W}odt gu lpeiteren slngriffcn
aegen Sooiet-G t-Gublano 5u ItGrfcn.
llno oes ipelteren fiigte 9ilpitnoif
btn5u, fonnen mir, onqeii6ts Der
9ebren, Die mir i6on gelcrnt boben,
ltn5 nl6t ouf bloBe &eripred,ungen
elnlalien, io9ar nidt bon ben grOBen
Nfo9ten @ir iinb felt entidlolicn,
Bolen nldt 5u borie 9coingunqen
altT5uerlegen, unb poIlen nidt Die ac.
be9ten Hrin5Ipien 0es SeIbIt6eitim.
munJsre4tes oer @0lfer obIdoifeu.
rpetl l1ns jebt 0as ariegSqliif botO
1T.
Sltbnaer seben 5u Guhen iiber.
Foris. - Gin Gurps litbol1iid]er
Eruppelt BON @ilnu luto aopno ain
gen sur 9oli6clpifi aapoaeric, sic
o1tlid Ourd Sulpalfi 1rnO g[uauItolpo
totlg ill., nib itG al Der preuBiid,en
@ren5e 5uiommen 5ieben, iiber.
Die rote 9lrntee oponciert idnea
borluarts in Dem noroli6en Sector,
felne Sppolitton bon Seiten Der So
len ontreffenO, 6eren aampfcsnoht
gebroden lit.
Eolen maridneren rriid,uGrts".
8ari9ou, 81. Suli. Ro6 6en lcb-
ten bier eingetroffcnen ga6rihtcn
icben Die 8olen on Ser gon5en Trout
ibrcn Hiid5lg fort. 9(u3 5oiidc-
miItiiden Glle1en miro gcmclOct,
oob oie HltIien nod Dor ocn am
6reitag bcginncnoen @offenitiGs
Observation-Disclosures SumoIfi, 50
Weilen norblpcitli6 bon 8roono,
uno @iolnItof, 43 Meilcn iii0lpeitli6
bon 8robno, jlt 6eicbcn bco6Ithti-
gen. Sic itebcn jebt 10 MeiIcn uon
lebtercr Stoot cntfcrnt.
Ciner Mosfauer Sllnfcnocpcidjc
5ufolge bo6cn bic %olidcrifi 9roOn
1n0 Snrnapol 6cicbt llno Sic gonse
IS. polniIde SnfontcricoipiIion nit
oielen aononen lmo W}o. fincnge-
tpebren gcfangen gcnonlmcl1.
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OsllPlrel6 |6( ell Be(a Kun
aus
Gr nnb anOcrc &ummuniitcn iuerben
in Stcttin 5nriidsebalten.

True translation flied with the post
master OF Chicago, July 80, 1920, as
required by the act Of Oct. 6, 1917.
2onOon - 2ol&t elmer bier aus
Berlin cingctroifenen OrobtIoien Dc.
pel6e miro Selterreidl ni6t qeltotteu,
ooB 9ela a4m lmo onocrc lngoriidjc
aonnltniIten micocr Oa5 9on0 be.
trctcn. StfoIgc Oeiicn, bciBt cs, pcr-
Oen Die aomnlu1iitent uclbe am
ytittpoh bon cincm Ganpfcr crt=
fcrnt murOen, ollf lpcl6cm lie bon
Stettin aus nod Sfl,Blono fabren
molltcn, in Stettin tcnrporQr inter
gcbra6t mcrSen.
SSaS peiter nit ibncn gcidic6t,
hongt Oooon ub, ob sic 0Iterrci6ii6c
&cgierln9 ouf ibrcr @cigcrlng BE-
Gorrt.
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uSertcioiger Ser 6reibeit" Gnglon6,
bu6u berfitbrt bat, cirl lno cine bal6c
WtiQion SuaorutmeiIen bon @ebiet
olS &cilltut ocs ariege& 3lt pcrI6Il,f,
fen.
8olidcnisnnl5 lit cine @cfo6r fir
fopitoliitiIhe SSSnititutionen, ober Sic
uirfli6e @cfotr lit elm SpItem, bos
zines ieoen @tonnes Sono gegen iei-
men Na6bor ipenbet l,nb i'm Inn lei.
nes cigenen Sfntbes pilen 5lpingt,
in bie Sai6en icines gfodbors SIT
grcifcn llnb penn 1lotig, icincs gtofl-
bars aehle 5u bl,rdidneioen. gs
nimntt before @ebirne alS pic oie
feutigen, itnl eincn geillnben 9ou ouf
einem iol6en Sdpltt 81 erri9ten.
01ar 8ortb. g. 8reB.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-08-04
ltn9ariidJcr MDrSer in 9lmcrifa.

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, July 80, 1920, as
required by the act Of Oct. 6, 1917.
Nclp Oorf. - Grprcnier Sugar
bon llngarn, pelder in Ser SortDp
Giftatllr tGtig mar lmo Iid iest in
OicIem Sonoc befinoet, miro nidt
gall5 10 lcid)tcS Scgeln in ieincr
OtiIiion boben.
Die lmgaril6e slrbeitcrfo liberation
bat crfl6rt, baB Sugars Miiiton ni6t
lit 8erbinoung nit Dem 9toten Grcu5
lit, luie cr beballptct, unO in Dieiem
nerben lie bon bcn 9comtcn 0cs
Hotcn &rcll5cs lrlteritiist. st lit
bier fir Den 3lpef, @elo non Sen
ltngarn oicies 2anbcs 5lt crbcben,
I'M Dos Sortbp 93cgime peiter sit
crbulten.
3piiden 400 uno 800 llnaorn
poren i'm Central Spernhalic ompc=
ie1b, Inn 5u borcn, 1pie Sugar ii6
bon ocn 9lnflagen reilligt.
gr cri6icn llidt lnb oie ltngorn
itimnten fit cine gumme bon
$500, llm Ole Soften 5l be5oblen,
ibn burds gan5e Sanb nod)5rfolgcn
uno oie l1nsarn gegen 9eiiteuer 5ll
einem SonOs Su ipornen. Slebnli6e
Sanblungcn ipurben in GlepelonO,
Gctroit, Ealiaic, EittsburgG, Gbis
cogo, Ebilooelpbia uno geetparf Dor.
genomn1en.