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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
NO "ASYIUM" FOR HIS
VICTIMS.

The former kaiser of Germany
recognized, no rights of safety for
women and children of his oppo-
nents during the war, and so the
people will continue to recognize
no right of asylum for him. They
will ask what Holland would do
in the case of demand upon her
for surrender OF an ordinary muir
derer who would seek to use her
as haven, and, holding to equal
ity before the law" they will rec
ognize no difference in principle
between the cases of an untitled
assassin and a titled one. They
are in no mood to show lenience to
q man who sanctioned the drown
ing of women and children without
warning or the turning of long
range guns upon worshippers in
churches. After his breaking of
every law designed for the safety
of humanity, they will refuse to be-
lieve that the spirit of law, of JUS
tice, has no means of reaching
him.
So Hollands refusal to surrender
the titled assassin only marks the
opening of the battle to get him.
Who has so small regard for the
intelligence and character of the
people as to believe after their de-
handing for five years that the
chief plotter against them be
brought to punishment, that they
would retreat on the first puff of
opposition? Afte- their triumphant
fight against the old notion of 'di-
vine right of kings" they will
scarcely allow that fiction to de-
feat them in the end.
: While there are presidents
enough for making tyrants pay the
penalty the people are not much
concerneaES INGREDIENTS in dealing
with this case Were there no pre-
cedents they would have no hesi-
fancy about establishing one. They
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

to a most cruel and UNI
usual punishment, to-wit, namely:
-Four hours service at hard labor,
at telephone central headquarters,
switchboard duty. substituting for
telephone girls. And the honorable
court would so up to central
himself and gIoat gleesomely over
the agOnies of the conyicts.
N. c. H
The man who bawls out a tele-
phone girl is Furnishing the limo
cent for the sins of the guilty. Such
a fellow should be denied the use
of the telephone until he is bound
over to keep the peace.
N. c.
Courtesy is the first law of BUSH
ness, as Of social intercourse. Why
not be Just as courteous to the tele-
phone girl as to the lady of the
limousine? They are sisters under
the skin.
N. c.
| have heard telephone girls with
tears in their voices instead OF
smiles; and despite the advertise
ment quoted speak this bold word
in appreciation of the girl with a
tear in her voice.
Copyright, 1920, by Bert Love.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
BUCK PRIVATES S.
XCLUDED FROM
MEDAL AWARDS

Icy MORNING JOURNAL. SPECIAL LEASED wissl
Washington, Jan. 30.-A ruling
by the war department specifically
excluded enlisted men from dis
tinguished service medal awards,
Brig. Gen. Robert C. DAVIS, presi-
dent of the A. E, F. awards board,
said today before the house sub
committee, which began hearings
in its investigation of the arnys
distribution of war decorations.
Suggestions that enlisted men bel
included, he said, were made frOml
headquarters of the American ex-i
peditionary force, but cabled in
structions from the department
were that enlisted men were ineli-
gible for such awards and that the
order of merit, formerly the equiv
alent of the medal for enlisted per-
sonnet, could not be revived. This
ruling prohibited many enlisted
men from receiving awards, Cen
eral Davis said, adding that sap
proXimately /, 200 medals and more
than $500 distinguished service
crosses were awarded by the A. Il.
F., $500 crosses to enlisted men,
1000 to officers and twenty five to
nurses and auxiliary workers.
Four enlisted men in the service
of supply were recommended for a
certificate of merit. approved byI
the war department, he said.
Only one general staff officer rel
ceived the distinguished serviceA
cross General Davis stated, adding
that Brig. Gen. Dennis Nolan. tem1
porarily in command OF a brigades
of the Twenty eighth division, wasz
so decorated for hazardous serv4P
ice. q
.Iaurnal Wants RrinU Results \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

have no patience with those who
ignore the mob violence Of the
Hohenzollerns, and treat as advo-
Gates of lynch law those who would
proceed in an orderly way to pun
ish the monsters who inaugurated
a reign of terrorism.
Let every energy of the repre-
sentatives of democracy he con-
centrated upon bringing the royal
rioters" to justice instead Of allow
ing any to be devoted to shielding
them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
H. U. NUDGE, FORMER
GENERAL MANAGER OF
SANTA Re, IS DEAD
tsv NC AIMING 10 ,sS.l .rse',t IL $50 siesl

tsv NC snINe 10 isNAL tPeebtt u $50 ~iaEl
Denver, Colo, Jan. 30,--H Y.
Nudge, former general manager of
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad, and one of the best known
railroad men in this country. died
here today.
Mr.. Nudge was stricken with a
cerebral hemorrhage on Monday
night last He was Ga years old.
From waterboy to general man
ager of the Santa Fe is the story
of Mr.. Mudge's rise in railroad
work. He went to work for the rail-
road in Kansas in 1872 and before
he left its service in 1905 he had
served five years as its general
manager. In 1905 Mr.. Nudge be-
came vice president of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
companyNand was elected president
of that road four years later.
Coming to Denver in 1915 as
president of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway company. Mr..
Nudge served in that capacity until
two years ago, when he retired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
NEW MEXICO NEWS
Yuma Cotton Growers Coming

Las Cruces Republic: Mr.. ]. F..
Neugen of Yuma has purchased
$40 acres of land in the Rincon
valley. He bought his land in Ari-
IONA at about SIS per acre and
sold for $500. After looking over
the Mesilla valley he decided he
could buy just as good land as in
Arizona and get the same raise in
the future. He will plant cotton.
S. w. Sudden and j. r. Hotter
are among the Arizonians who are
spending the week in the city with
view to making extensive invest
ments here. These gentlemen are
well pleased with the outlook for
the extensive development of the
cotton industry, and If they locate
here will plant large acreage the
present year.
NJ. b. Storms, one of the large
land owners. of the Yuma valley,
was in this city this week and pur-
chased two large tracts of land. He
expects to make his home here,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
Stock From Wyoming.

Des Moines Swastika: In the
past thirty days 144 car loads of
cattle have been brought into our
country from the drouth- stricken
sections of Wyoming to be pastured
for the winter on our fine grass.
The drouth and big forest fires of
Wyoming the past year has heen
most disastrous to the cattle indus
try of Wyoming,
Mr.. Montgomery OF Wyoming
shipped in several car of horses
last week and more cattle This
makes several thousand head of
stock Mr., Montgomery has shipped
here to winter. He says this acre
age of grass looks better to him
than the snow drifts in Wyoming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31


Inc girl with a smile i'll her
voice
N. LII
Not just the girl with the smile
that lightens her face, though that,
TOO, Is an important business as
set, runs a telephone company S
advertisement but the girl with
the smile that hghtens her voice
when she sends it out over the tel
ephone wires and that leaves a
pleasing impression with the per-
son at the other end of the line
N. G -
"To such young women who dis
play willingness and possess the
necessary qualifications, telephone
operating offers big opportunities
for advancement" continues the
adv. rl.
N, c.
of course, for a girl to have a smile
in her voice. You like to hear the
smile over the wire. and if makes
YOU feel pleasant even if the con-
nection is bad, or if the man to
whom you wish to talk has gone
fishing and won't be back until
the day after the big business deal
lis closed.
N. c.
But Just how can you expect the
teIepbone girl ALWAYS 10 have a
smile in her voice, when some of
you are so excitabe, SO ill-man-
nered. so positivelv mean that Won
vein and snau at her when she's
doing her level best TO give YOU
GOOD service?
N. c.
A fine thing bear in mind is
inst this. 1t is not the fault of the
poarly-paid telephone CURL when
the person with whom YOU wish to
talk is missing. or. when somebody
else Is holding the wire and gossip
ing thirty-three minutes about
nothing.
N. c.
Nevertheless. some persons fire.
ouently iump on the telephone
girl-at n safe distance-and make
her feel like a galley-slave chained
10 a heavy ear. The other night |
overheard n great big hulkinp brute
swear at a telephone girl-at the
ca fe distance of a mile. He ragged
ard reared blaming the girl for all
tho faults OF the Rurleson admin
istra lion
N. c.
Aud shouId have picked m a
ten-nound hammer--no. should
have, had the fellow arrested. He
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
The T1u at Des Moines.

4 "Oh, Boy!' Listen to this tale
Of woe from the editor of the
Swastika. Des Moines, N. M:
Just about the time we had last
weeks paper halfway ready for
the nress the flu got the editor and
family. Every doggone one of us
had II. Last year when the fin
was going around we had the grip
and called it the flu, We won't
make the mistake again. They are
two seoarete and distinct animules
JOB never had the flu. or he would
have done some cussing. Last week
about half of Des Moines and sur
rounding country had an attack of
the flu. 1t may not have reached
your neighborhood vet. but it's
coming. Get ready 10 feel the worst
misery YOU ever felt for three or
four DAYS, You will know YOU have
'fiad the mi after YOU have had, It
once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
ART TREASURES WORTH
S75O,OO0 ARE BURNED
10y MORNING JouRsAL SPECIAL LEASED w'Rsi

icy aoRslsa JouRHAL SPECIAL LEASED w'REl
New York, Jan. S0.-Art treas
ures valued at $750,000 were de-
stroyed today in a fire which swept
through the annex of the American
Fine Arts building in West Fifty
eighth street. The total loss is eX7
pected to exceed $1,000, 900.
Most of the burned paintings
were in the Vanderbilt exhibition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
Rhymes Along the Road
INVITATION.
(By Bert Loye,)

Come out of the gloom!
Climb up to the light!
There's plenty of room
Where the sun shines bright!
Come out of despair
Climb up on the slope
Where the rays fan fair
On the forehead Of hope!
Don't NOPE in the twilight!
Don't grope in the gloom!
UP here in the Skylight
There's plenty of room!
(Copyright. 1920, bY Bert Love-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

The greatest gossip in Wells
VILE, according to Jeppy Pease, is
a certain woman who has Won
derful sense of rumor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

No Italian maiden will consent
to be married in May. Certain
days of the week, too. are prohibit
ed Monday, for instance, is help
to be unlucky to future genera
tons, Saturday is reserved for Wild
ows, Tuesday is considered unpos-
slble Ion account of its being d day
devoted to witches and evil spells,
and Friday and Wednesday are fast
days. sunday. therefore. is the
day almost always chosen for tho
celebration. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

Some of the presidential candi-
dates who started early are now
learning that when the fires of
enthusiasm burn too long they
burn themselves out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

Where were you born, Tessie 2
"In California" 4
what part?"
why, all of me"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

The allies have decided TO recog-
nize the Independence of Armenia.
But Armenia needs something be-
sides recognition and sympathy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
Congressman Dies.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 3O.-Charles
o. Lobeck. congressman from the
Second Nebraska district from 1911
to 1919, died at his home here to-
day of heart disease. Mr.. Lobeck
was . state senator. city council
man and city comptroller before
being elected to congress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
FOOLLSIi-MENT.

A little frog sat on limb
And sang a song of hope;
A bumblebee hummed up to him
And soaked him with some soap.
a bluejay laughed in greatest glee
To see this strange assault
(The blame for this stuff goes to me
It's not the papers fault).
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

In Canada women ARE eligible
both for the federal parliament
and the provincial legislatures. No
woman has yet been elected to the
Dominion parliament, but several
have been chosen to seats in the
law-making bodies of the different
provinces. Mrs. Mckinney, who
stood as an independent, was elect
ed to the Alberta legislature in
1917, and in the same year Miss
Roberta MacAdams was returned
by the overseas Canadian forces.
Mrs. Ralph Smith was also elected
in 1917 to the British Columbia
legislature, and Mrs. Ramsden, q
liberal. was recently returned in
Saskatchewan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

The only woman ever honored'
with a public funeral In Washing1
ton, d. c., was Marcia Burns Van
Ness, noted social leader and phil.
anthropist, whose death occurred
in 1872. aEs f&t 81, :,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

The first marriage of a Hindu
widow was celebrated sat Calcutta
in 1855. "A 80 N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
o . Q Q . . Q 9 Q o Q Q Q
o FABLES FOR THE FAIR.
o BY Marguerite MoOers Marshall
. . Q Q . . . o . Q . o . 9

o Copyright, 1919, by Press Pub
9 fishing Co, IN. Y. World)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
Natural Cas-
BY FRA ROBERTUS

Herein Is Il Defense OF the Tcle-
phone Girl Whether She Has
II Smile or Il Tear in Her
Noicc-And a Crack at the
Cur Who BawIS Her Out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

Copyright, 1920, by Bert Love.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-19
Yrohibition uernrtbeilt.
Grenton, q. s.. IS. Ntdr,.

N~tN''A~t'f - N1'' 80 -
9Sn ci.er unter ben 4uipi3ieu Ger
Wercer Gountn Central 2obor Union
in Srenton, u s, nbgcboItcnen
OfaIicuperiamnIltng belt SamueI
8onlpcr5, Nroiioent Der Nmcricau
federation Of 2obor, am Sonntag
AbenO cine Reoe, in Ser er lid, oieie-
niqen i'm oiientIiden 2cben itchen0en
NGnncr ouis aorn Hahm, neIdle Sic
@iinid}e Ser 9lrbeiterid)oft 0es Gan
ocs unbendtct gcIaiien hoben; oieie
2ellte, iaqtc G.. ioIltcn lei ocn tldd
item 8obIen obeurIaltbt meroen
9telp ,Seriep. 10 erfI0rte er meiter,
peroe ieincr 9lniidlt nad) oen Gin.
holtsbeicbI @un0c3 8enernlonnaIt
NaImers qegen oie aobicnberaorbei'
ter nidlt ncrgeiien oudy pcr0e Ole Pr
bciterIhoIt nIs @ar3es, oic 10 I'M.
cnhIidl picl 5u. Grlanqunq 0es Sic
Qcs beigctroQcn bat, Iie nidlt bcrclt
Iinoen, Dor WtiI.tlri8nutS o0cr 9uto-
fratie 3u fnpituliren.
@cN'qlid Ser Nrohibitiot ioQtc ser
Rc0ncr. cS bcItcbe neniq 3meiiel,
Nos nit ocm IS. 9Iuenoenent a.
idehcn miirNc. menu ea Sem &olfe 3ur
llrobItinlnumQ untcrbreitet neror1
mii oe. Gr ieIbit hnbe oui ieiuen
piclcu 9lc,icu oluh ole lhciIe oe2
2ounc@ njd,t cine eiuiiQe Gerion an
Qctroiicn. sic Die Erohibition in ihrer
icBiQcn Torm nidt pcroanmt bdttc
Tod nid)t ollein 0ns. oldl nie &oIfer
ser jjbriacn 26n0cr modleu ijh Iuitl0
ijber 2lmcrifa un0 f0nneu uit,t ei1
irbcn, luic c8 luoaIid) iein fountc. bob
l00.000,000 Yieuiten lid, 0eu @iin-
ihcn non elmer &on0poa 6anntifcru
mntcrluc-icn mllitcn. Die 0ic 0elt
ourth G5cicbc pcrbeiicrn noncn.
Sompers erflGrte gum 5hIuB, onb
@ouncrncur Nucn pou Gonios NIT
ser Arbcitcrifoit 3u rcfncn baben
mer6e, ipeuu or Inngc gcnlg lebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-19
@riiuoc fiir SOnbcriitnns.

Icm Boupernenr liean bereit3
pie. @unftc Iilr Die Gtnbcrufing einet
SonoeriiBlng Dor, uno OieIelbe mir0
leocnfall2 10 Gage nudl Der 6rilb-
IabralpobI clnberllfen lperoen. Der
eritc Der Qlrnftc lit, ooB Shritte un'
ternoumcu mer0en nm oie2egislatur
81 bemegeu @eieee 81 erIaiien, Die lid)
nit ocn II 0 y en- Sebeusm smit.el- l.
70 item beiniien. Damn miro lSe-
icbqebuna bctreffs 5rnueHfroge
perIanat. Gin 8etrduteb an.
.0cIqeicb nntB oorgeieben mer-
ben. I'M Bale baS Cbergeridt Die
9ierfro0e giinitig eutihci6et yia6.
nabmcn iiir 5uuehmcnoe 8etuiIliguii-
aen fiir Die Stoatauniueriitnt uno bic
moglidc 9Ius0ebnilng Der &rbcit III
ser llniucriitdt Iieeen Dor
Soutcn Ole Stimmgcber lid, fiir
cine grhobuuq oes SoIars fir 6ieSe.
aislatururltQlicoer entid)eioen, oonn
nmb auh Die Sonoeriibuug cin 8cies
onnchntcn, ncldleS oos Saldr ieItiett
uno Ole Gontrole fiber onsielbe ocr-
iiiQt Ger 8otpcrncur mcigert lidl.
ilbcr 0ie Son0eriibung et1pd8 Iaut
mcrocn 81 Iniien. nber eS IT bctan1t,
oob c. oic 9Irbcit in Der Son0erli.
buuq nui oas Utinocltc bcihrqntt
Ichen m0ftc uno mir ioldle 9lngelcs
acnbeiteu in oerielben erleoiat mcr.
0cn, Die nidli bis sur rcgiiIdIen 81.
bunQ ucrihobcn mer0en fonnau 1Sn
Der bcabiid)tigtcu (ScicBesOorlage fir
sic Mc9cllnIq Der Scbcrsnfittclprciie
miro mh oe itnotIidlc Ylarftcunt.
miiion cine bcioaIerc 9toflc IpicIen,
9liiembInman 4ictcr W Auhcglon
uon Nenoiho mohtc nm 6rcitdg be
fannt, 0QB cr, peHn or 81 Der rt0d)Iten
rcQuIdrcu 5ituna Der &caiSlatur 3n
riidfchreu iolte, cine &orIaae eInyel,
den mjr0, monah 0llc 2luanobmcn htt
Der GiufonncnItcucr crb0bt mcr0ct
ioIen oa oic acQcHn0rtlqcu 9lIsnoh
mcu Dem }lrbciter nid1t aeuiiqcuo GIT
iprcdcn uu0 cr miro ooiiir j3rQcn,
0aE oic 9tu9uabmeu uou $500 otf
81 600 crh0ht mer0cu fir Die unpers
h@ratbctcn @crioncn mo oieicnigen
ijir Die ucrhcirotbetcl Rerioncn uon
ST. POO oui 81. 400 NIT cirer Nus
nobmc iur ic9cs aino pom 5000 nui
$500.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-19
Ginsng be~ Alliirteu in aOnitauti-
uUpcl.
Gonitontinoepl. Il. mars.

9uliirtc 1alppeu habcn oicic
Staot beictt un0 ojc 0roBcu sc
ld1ite Oc@ britiihen Grcnonougbt
r@cubop" mo on0ercr ouiirtcu
aricQalhiiic, am QoIoeuen Norn Der
anfcrt, bcherrideu belize Seiteu oe9
@o5poru5. r<coc@ Sdljii lit gcicd't$-
bcrcit. Gle 2luflmit Der ouijrttu
5teeittruite pcruriudtc mcniq Gr
tcQlma lm0 feline @cIuIrsuuQ. ouBer
in StambuI. Sd1uhhGnoler in Der
9Sdhe oe9 &ricg5nliuiitcriun3 idIoi.
fen jhre 20ocn, aI9 6 hicB, 0aG Die
guiirtcu fonmeu. nbcr sic Iruppcn
iI06tcn Gertrauen elm mn Sic Git
id)Iite mlrocu bolo mitoer Qeoiincl.
2Iuc ouiirteu Ntddte nabmcl inter
NuweiilnQ 0cs b'jtjiten Gbcrbe,
iehl2babcrS on Ser @GpeauuQ t1cI.
7ic britiihen @rieQaid'iffc lau0cten
1000 N}atroien lm0 5ccIoIootcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-19
Credit tiir 9tntidlanO.
@oi6indtou II. Wl1r3

9l60cor6nctcr 3bomo3 Smith, q.
mofrot aus Nctu Dorf brnd1te ilu
Nauic cine 0orlaqe elm, bic enpfiebIt
0aB Die BE Staatcn Qclttidlonh
cinen Grc0it oou 81 900 600 0G) &c
m0brcu. Smith erfIdrtc, onb bic ,50r.
0cruna 0c5 6an0eIS NIT Deutihlon0
inn ,intereiie Der 0er St1ateu lieqc,
in 0cu Icbtcn Orei Mouaten Iei ho3
}lu2iubrge'6ait nm 1919 5nritdqe.
gonQcn. GcrGreott fol- bon oer9ricaa.
finan}rorporation bcluiniat meroeu
um6 f0nnte 6urf 6e1ttihc5Giqenthlmt
in 0icicm 2onoe qcfidIert mcroer Nn5
Ser NltItos fir fein0lides Gigcnt0um
ucruoltet. 9at Der @orIoac mlB i'll
0ciien ole 8arnntie bon Ser ShooIo$'
hoItlunq8commiiiion Ser Erie6cn&con'
ieren5 qebiIliqt mer6er. SJi1folge Die.
les Elaue3 niir6e 9cltidlIon0 III ocn
5tou0 Qeiebt 9}ahrng5nlittcI un0
RobitoTfc in 6ieiem 2nn0c 1u faufcn,
3mith Dics n0 auf bin oa'} 2eutid.
fan0 QalniUole @ci3cn, N}ilhfiihe
Tloiidroorcu uu0 on0eree ioiort
hraudlt m1hreu0 uuf Der auoaycu
>eitc iiir Sic Tcr 5tnuten Gin 9Gs-
nbrmorft fir 6ieIc 8aarcn cine
lo,'rru0iafeti iei.
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Selegrapbiides Aaerlei.
,5npnner HeDUIte in @laoiiuoitof

Qonoon, 10 Wfar5.
0oh elmer 0rabtIoicn Tepeihe lit
inter ocn icpariihcn 3,llppen in
Sibiricn cine ReUoltc ousgcbrodeu,
bic bolihclpltiiiben llmtricben 5ur
Gait geIegt miro. Die Solonten ia,
ben ibre &Ib}eidlcn oon Sen StuIteru
Qeriiien unO an oeren Steue EN-
iInnlmcurothe5 2lb3eid1cu angcheittt
90 ncIoet bic 5ouiet Regicrlnl
aus Mo5fou.
6jleidjcjtig fil6rt tie al. 0oB 6ic
rrooIutior0rc 9ercauna IN 9orea
i'm @odien be8riiien it, un0 oaB
o;e 6o.ti3e iaponjid1e Hcaieruul
cicle &erboitn3eN poraerommeu
bat Selhit in Eapan haba Die 8c'
7ieraaG aGa @Jnoc uea 3u thlm, luH
Der un iid) qreie1oe1 comTmjiii
id}eH 0epeging @crr 5n mer0cn
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Die Stiunlgcber 0e9 Stnatc3 babcn
IN Der 5ritpiab camahl uber Nuel
announcements sur Staat9coutltlliion
a6j,Jlttnuucn, uelhe beLOc ole 4ia6t.
0trugniB Der &eaIalutjr ou30ebucn.
Gas eritc Nmtuocmcut be ecbtlQt Die
&cGi2loiur 0u5 Salur ibrer Witqlie,
Der 5u beitimmtW uuo 0a2 5ueite cr-
U0HtQt iic. ole glu6abl Der Areiarit3
ter uu0 0a9 Arrangement ioIDic DIE
>.n5abl De Src;ic 81 beltlnmIen. 9lu
:. ,SlIi 1919 peroircutli0te oie &c.
9i9laur 0u2 Hupitcl iSO or @ciebc.
mclde2 ijlr clue @lbltluWuug 0iclc3
Ylmcll0cment3 ciHfonlnlt.
Iie 9tgemulrtIgeu Naragrnpben.
Ole lett oem s. 9topcmbcr 1881 III
arait lt10. pcrfugeu, 0aB icoe8 &cgI$.
Iohlrmitglieo fiir ieoe rcgulQre 5i-
sung in DER &egj@lutur $500 nit
QReilleI0cru non 10 GentS per
Weilc bc3jcbt, obc feline atoerc 9e.
}abllngcu iiir 9ouoeriitungen. Seine
ShrcibmotertoIicn 3cjtuuBen, 8riefs
marfen Deer onocren Ncbendu99oben
iino 5u berchnen. ollGCr ocr Yiellen-
gclocr iitr ole Qtltqlcocr. ole im
GicnItc iin0. NcIigljh DER Sreis.
rihter lmroe cbcnfau3 ein @ciesespo.
,aqroph erIniicu lmo c@ mag moglitl
iciu, onB Die 3ubl Der &reisrIhter III
Der cin5ubcrlienocnSou0 ou0criitung Der
2eoisIotlr pernlebrt weroeu miro.
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S5inoenburg angernfcu.
9}erlilt, II. 0fdrs.

8enerolfel0marIdoa bon Sinoen-
burg Ioll Or. &app in einem Shreis
ben oen Ratb qe9e5en boben 5ltritf5ll,
trcten, ouberoem iou er ebert gera,
then hoben, Wnblen gum Heih5ta9
olts5uihreiben. @eneral 8roener, Ser
ebemalige p~eltBiif)e arieqsminiIter,
iou Sin0enburg ntitgetbeilt hoben, Die
&opp 2iitt1pibIfe Hegierllng iei ieiner
Gniid,t nah bonn 8eiidltspunft Der IN.
neren pie Der di1Beren8olitif aus mt
nt0glid); er ion angeoeutet baben, Elm
g8ort por Sinoenburg mitroe GENT
gen, 6ie Srlippen tpieoer oltf BEN go-
Den oer Ierfoiiung 5uriif5ibringeu.
8enerfenstpertb III, DAB oosReid)S-
Iinon3ntiniiteriunr IN Berlin auf
gberts 8eiilng iid) getpeigert bot,
Der neuen Regierltnq 8elo sitr grt-
Iohnltng iHrer Srilpepn 5l ljefern.
Stuttgo-t, II. Rdr3.
Die uIte gbertIdle Reqieritng bier
lab am @ittrpodmorqen Sic Gage oI5
giinItiq fir iie an. Grdii6ent ebert
uno @ebrminiIter Nosfe baben &c.
neral gferfer. Ben Gommnnoeur Scr
Heif5tpebr in Snhien, ieires Gom-
man0os e1tthobeu. neil er feinerlei
4uftrog ooer @credtiqurl gehobt ho'
be, mir sen n2Iniuraenten" in Berlin
in lluterhnn0Iunq III t-eten.
G. mir0 in Stuttgnrt mitgethciIt
&nncr1t. g2irttelnberd. 8nnen un0
Snt1icJ io1rie ous game 9torolpeit.
GeltidIano ieieu nui scr Scite Der
Gbertiten Hegierung.
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Die 0entidlen GoIonien.
Qonoon. t6. 9Pdr.

N9NT14NItTFE' IT ~%FW4 D
Wniiiterprdiiocnt GlopoQbcorqe CAB
am Montag im britiiden llnterbaus
ioIgenoe @ertheililng Der 0Ytnuoote~
iibcr oie oclltidlen Golonicn be
funnt Gclltih Citoirifa fontnlt an
q oBbritonnien un0@CIgien: Dcutid)
Silopeitoirifa an Die Siioairifoniidle
RcpubIif; oie oelttihen gciitllnqeu
i'm Stillen Cseon Iii0Iih bonn Acqua
tor, nit guSuohne pon Somoa. an
.ssIllIraIicus Santoo al 9ieujeelauo
Die SSnieIn noroIid) BON gequotor ar
,Snpan.