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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11

has passed the hfth birthday. Teach
them early to use tooth brush. also to
rinse mouth with listerine diluted. one
part to 10 parts of water. use as wash
and gargle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11
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10 Blind Rugs.

T<HE easiest. cheapest and most dur
able way to bind pieces Of car
pets or rugs is to buy a carpet
or rug and stitch II the same as you
would buttonhole. only put stitches
about one-quarter inch apart. II car
pet or rug is heavy, the stitching sinks
in and hardly shows, and II It does
show on. lighter weights it looks very
good and wears much longer than the
cloth binders.
A Novel Clothes Hanger.
Mothers who have so many small
dresses and petticoats for baby. and
blouses for brother. will find the fol-
lowing method good way to hang
them up, and 1T the same time keep
them from becoming wrinkled. Take
a rod or wood curtain pole, three or
four feet long; put screw ring in the
top end; then place small clothes hooks
at different angles aIong the rod. Fill
the hooks with the small articles, then
hang by the ring in top on one Of the
center hooks in the wardrobe. And
baby's clothes can be found at mo-
ment's notice.
To Get Rid Of Moths.
1nd this very good suggestion for
getting rid of moths. which are so trou-
blesome at this time OF the year: Fun
igate the place infested by them with
steam from burning vinegar and scat
ter salt around.
To Straighten Kinks In wool.
Here is suggestion that I think
viii be of help to your many readers:
: To straighten the kinks out Of wool
that has been used and raveled out,
wind the wool in a skein and tie the
skein in four places. Dip 1t in fuke-
warm water. squeeze the water out
gently and hang up to dry. The Wooi
will look like new.
About Salt.
Salt sprinkled on parsley when
chopping will make It chop much, easl-
er and finer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11
Apples with Candled Frult.
Uncooked Candy.

Mix one pound of powdered sugar in
the white of one egg. Flavor to taste
This can be mixed with nuts and mold
ed in any shape or used to stuff dates
with. 1t is better after standing
awhile. 1t also can be used as filling
for chocolate creams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11

scroWs, marbles and the many other
things which the older children may
drop on the floor, for such objects have
q way OF attracting baby's attention. II
the little one should swallow any Of
these articles, or anything which may
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-11
IN TRIED
N2AREctPES
Cocoanut Drops.

COCOhnut urOnSs
TITO one grated cocoanut add half its
weight of sugar and the white OF
one egg beaten to a stiff froth;
mix thoroughly and drop on buttered
white paper or tin sheets. Bake is
minutes.
Apples With CandIed Fruit.
Peel and core eight large apples Of
fine favor and steam in covered YES
sci over bot water until they are quite
soft. Then take three ounces of cam
died cherries and two ounces of can
died pineapple and chop them. Sim
mer for one hour In q cupful of water
and three tablespoonfuls of sugaS
Drain the fruit from the syrup and fill
the core cavities of the apples with it.
Return the syrup to the fire and boil
1t down fairly thick before pouring 1t
over and around the apples. Serve
cold with whipped cream and lady
fingers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19
SHOULD MAKE GADSDEN THE
MOST ATTRACTIVE COUNTY
IN THE STATE

Grand old Gadsden, We know
something of its resources and attrac-
tons and take pleasure in transfer
ring the following article to our
columns from the Quincy Times:
Quincy is sleeping over her rights.
So is the whole of Gadsden county.
More people have passed through
Gadsden county and Quicey this year
than ever before and tourists are
getting the impression that Gadsden
county people are slow, careless. I'M
progressive people. and that the one
idea is to get what they can from the
people who pass through. In fact. re-
marks like this are frequently heard
on the streets and from tourists VINO
are forced to spend the night in town.
"Gadsden county people are all
right, and Gadsden county land is ex-
cellent. These reports that are carried
by word OF mouth however, win do q
great deal to keep this section back.
Il is time that there was 1 clean M
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19
! FLORIDA STATESMAN-oNLY
ONE OF HIS KIND

In the days of reconstruct. Hon
Abijah Gilbert was elected t. TIC
United States senate from F'c-ida
He had been a resident but for q
short time and his antecedents were
unknown.
He was not candidate for the Of
flee. He never wrote an article for
any newspaper, he never made g
speech, he never raised his voice in
any manner and was totally unknown
to the legislators who put in his hands
i the senatorial toga.
1t was noised about the corridors
| that he had bank roll and was as
generous in the distribution Of politi-
cal souvenirs as Truman Newberry
and merely upon he strength of the
rumor he was elected.
His credentials were forwarded to
him and he at once proceeded 70
Washington, presented his credentials
to the senate, was sworn in, and for
six wears he sat with sealed lips,
never rose to his feet on any propo-
sition. and never again set foot IN
Florida
! His term of service was the most
remarkable on record.
His term of office expired in 1875.
The following editorial of that day
may be interesting to some of our
young politicians as well as to some
of the "old timers who are familiar
with Senator Gilbert's singular career.
The editorial is entitled "Abijah'
and reads as follows:
'.His official career was closed.
His public life is over. Yesterday
at noon he seized his venerable drab
hat, crammed his unspoken orations
into his voluminous carpet-sack and
gracefully retired from the arena,
upon the ragged edge of which he has
so often hung in silent admiration ct
the eloquence that seethed and surg
ed around him like fiery sea. Yes
terday he represented the. state of
Florida in the Senate. To-day he is
simply the representative of Abjiah
Gilbert, Esq, of New England.
It is true he is a carpet-bagger, but
that fact is fully atoned for by the
marvellous seIf-control which was one
of the chief characteristic of Abijah
as Senator His term of office ran
through one OF tho most stirring
periods Of American politics. yet new
er has. he. by word or sign, given evil
dence Of any interest in these events
Never has his voice been heard in
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19

the senate, save in the enunciation
of the impressive yea or the solemn
nay. Neither questions of privilege
nor points of order possessed any
charms for him; nor did he ever find
1t necessary to rise and move an adj
journment. Silent and impressive
voiceless mennonite sat and
watched with Indifferent eyes the
drama of politics. He saw hollow
eyed Avarice lead sh-ql-kel ambition
tic her untimely grave and honesty
flee shrieking from tie capitol-and
yet he made no sign. He saw the rise
and fall of the Credit Moblier states
man, and bowed gravely to the retir-
ing form of SiIniler Colfax as that
worthy passed from public life, bear
ing in his arms the remains Of his
dead reputation-but there was no
comment from Abijah. Tie silence
that enveloped him was too profound
ard impressive to be broken by the
chatter of commonplace politicians.
Debate grew faint when he reached
his careless curls, and discussion died
into sepulchrel whispers when it ap-
pr9ac SIS desk. i Abijah had nd
other virtues this quality Of silence
is rare enough to render his name
immortal. IN country where the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19

gift of CAB is hereditary, silence is
golden. and for that reason we are
inclined to magnify the stoicism Of
Abijah. Would that some filter pen
could pay tribute to his mordacious
inpassiyeness.
III the years to come he will stand
the central figure of American mys-
teries. While other statesmen have
talked themselves hoarse and filled
the public ear, his virgin eloduence
has never been wasted upon the des-
ert air. Never has his arms sawed
the dusty atmosphere Of the senate,
nor his voice grated harshly upon the
ear OF the galleries. In the midst Of
the universal talk he has held his
peace, and thus by the unusual has
aroused the admiration of diserim
mating public.
What to him were the platitudss
of politics? The morborse yelubility
of senators struck no responsive chord
in Abijah's bosom. He had gagged
them all. The syphilitic of Morton,
the scholarly imbecility Of Ccnkling,
the disgusting commonplace of Clay
ton and Cannon, glanced harmlessly
|fsen A.ii5ah's armor CT steal. AS he
has given away to a better man, It
should be put down to his credit that
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19

he never Joined his fellow carpetbas
gers in their wild schemes for plumber
ing the south, nor was his name ever
connected with any OF the jobs which
have made the name Of Radlcalism a
byword and a reproach among honest
men. 1t is only once In an age that
one can have the opportunity OF com.
mending a carpet-bagger for being az
least fairly honest. and It il a rather
pleasing privilege
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19

campaign started in this town and
county. Now that the bridge is under
construction, hundreds of tourists will
cross the river and come through
Quincy enroute to south Florida. AS
many people come through this coun-
+ ty now in a day as formerly came
through in week, and as soon as
the bridge nears completion the nun
Der will increase.
Every person in Gadsden should
wake up and get to work to make this
the most attractive county in the
state. This section. while perhaps
lacking the water that south Florida
has, has many advantages over that
section. The land has more character.
1t is not level but slightly rolling, and
/ the landscape IS beautiful The sell IS
as fertile as any soil in the country:
the climate is ideal; the gentle
breezes from the gulf Offset the hot
summer sun, and In winter the days
are just crisp enough to be invigorat-
ing. The seasons are excellent, and
there is an. unfailing water supply.
Add to this the fact that the whole
county is well drained with very little
waste land and you have a combina-
ton that is hard to beat.
"This has been a year OF prosperity
for the farmer and the city dweller
alike Prices have been high but
every one received more for his labor,
and his produce than ever before. All
that the people Of this section need IS
a little more civic pride little more
pride in their homes, their towns and
their county 1t is time that some at
Etention was being given to the ap-
pearance of the city streets. Tourists
should go away from here saying that
Quincy is the cleanest town in the
country Farm houses and barns
should be painted town premises
should be cleaned up. and when tour
lists pass through, they should be
given the glad hand.
Quincy needs another hotel The
one she has is all right and serves a
good purpose, but the tourists and the
travelling public say Quincy's hotel
accommodations are not adequate.
Whether their grievances are well
| founded or not Quincy and the coun-
| ty at large are getting black eye.
Quincy churches should do more
to welcome the strangers within the
gates.
IF the business men of Quincy and
Gadsden county, the officials of the
town and county, the women's organi-
cations and churches and schools and
the people would think over the con-
ditions and put their shoulders to
the wheel, this county would soon
lead the entire state in many ways,
and the advertising that the strangers
passing through would do voluntarily
would be worth every effort it costs.
Then the pride which the people could
feel in the county and in the cities
would surely be worth the price"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19
NO MORERATS

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAp. lt's
IA sure rodent killer. Try a Pkg. and
prove it. Rats killed with RAT-SNAP
leave no smell. Cats or dogs Woa't
touch it. Guaranteed.
CSC size q cake )enough fer pantry.
kitchen or cellar.
soc size @ cakes) for chicken house.
coops, or small buildings.
Sl.00 size g cakes enough for an
farm and out-builtlings. storage build.
ings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Marion
Hardware Company and the Court
Pharmacy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19

Cold settled in the muscles of the
neck. arms or shoulder makes every
movement painful. Use Ballard's
snow Eminent. It relieves the pain
ono relaxes the muscles. Thee sizes
&c. soc and CLIO. sold by Gerig's
DoS Sloro. Adv.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-19

Subscribe for tae ocaIa Bannsr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
Srid)nlOigungcrl
gegerr Yalmer.
ltnterindJnns Der SGdtiafeit S,s
WenerGlanmaltS aIs 3naerpreis.
riSirer" qefOrSert. grsbe
@iieOermaltnus nnO ltnfibisfeit
Inn snm 9Grmnrf eemadlt.

@aibiugtun, .. 6. .@robe
WIiBperpaItung oes 3uderprobIems
bot oen 2ebensuuterbaIt fiir u0h.
Iites SSabr Inn 700 bis 900 Minionen
pertbeuert." Dieie 9eihuIOigune er.
bob 3ep. 8infbam, Republiconer,
non 0teliahuietts, in elmer ReOe sur
llnterItiieung ieiuer 8eiolutton, cine
llnteriuhuug oes SSIitisoepnrte.
uents ourb 0en SSuitiBausi1ub bes
9alties an3uorouen
n2ieic erb6hten Soften Iiuo bon
oen abibeuIihiten uno ihaurIoieiten
Northumberland in oieier aera
crpreiieriider 9e6riidurg begleitet
9epeien", ingte er. n0ie &erpnl.
tuna 0eS 8eneralouDaIt5 fam nno
ioGte ioiort in 9e5ug oui ieiu itr-
perantiportliheS 0erbalten duF ole
6ro9e Der RreiSfeitiebung unteriu6t
meroeu." "
nAeuBerite llufGbigfeit lno crirri.
nenc 9IuBerohtIoIlitng oeS 8oIfes
Ourd) oie 8egenm1rtige 9Iominiitra,
tion nn6 ibrc 4genter" mar ole 8e.
| iduI6iauug. oie erboben muroe.
,GoS lleberenfommen nit 6en3uders
IproOuceuten Souiiiono'S i'm Iebtcu
6crbit fiir II mo rs Gcut5 3udcr
oui Der BiIon3ing itinulrte oen
RreiS" iagte 6err 9uthom, ,meil
ser 3uder oamolS 3u Il o0er t2
Gents 6aS @flno i'm &Ieinboneel
oerfauit muroe. 9reiic fir Die GU.
boniihe Grute muroen ourh Sieies
goraehen bon G12 oltf 1t15 unS
1919 Gents erbo6t.4
,0enn Ser 8cneruIonlpolt in
9[breoe itent. 0aB er oen Erei5 fir
2ouiiiano 3llder pom II uuo Is
Gents peoer 1emdd)t, nod Inn III.
gcitimuit o0er i'm qlltqebeiBen hobe.
ober ote Wurie onsIdbt ,orti irQeno
cine 93ciie". angciidbts nou SeIes
grnntnIen. Die pou linn qeiaubt uur.
ben, 10 beoeiltet oies lmocrirorcne
glusfliihte uno eit 9crind oer1dde
ouS3upeihen", iaqte linfbom
.gtnqeiidt5 Der ou5pcihenoen
qlntmorteu oes BeuerolanuaIts,
oird, ieine geriGrmu,iB. ole BON.
| itdpoigeu lbatiadjen 3u entbilIIen,
oie ani oieie 9lrgcIeaenbeiten ge8ne
boben" iogte Eiufbom, yino ietner
Neigeruna }t erfIdren. ouf neIf)e
geiebGid)eu geiugniiie bin er ban~
oeIte Der Symnutnitdt. Die m6ali-
den @robidern 3ttbeil mitrbc un6
enolih Der Ginmirfl,na ieiuer Sono-
! IIumgSnciic aif re 3uderprciie in
Sen @er. 5tooten ioTlte cine einge-
henoe llnteriuhun1 oieicr aon5en
8ro9e ongeiteat mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
Jener ScbiiTscerfamF.
sIbfOmmsn ia geriaiIlss setrOffen?

slbtBmmen ia Seriailles eetroffen?
@uibinstoH, =. 6. - Sine Ser.
ioHIihfeit in gSoibinetou, ole in
amtlider @igsniduft @elegenbeit
bate, tpihtige 3ocunente in oie
9ano 5u betommeu, bat einem Ser.
treter oes o@eraIO ano @rdminer"
BON Gbicago Die poiitIpe 8erii1eritng
9egeben, ooB 3miihen 8rGiioeut
8iliou uno Dem britiiden @iniiter.
proiioenten 2lopo @eorge ein 9lb.
fommen iiber oie uon ben Ser.
Staaten beidlaguabmten 0eutihen
Sanljfer getrofien moroeu iei. 8os
9lbfominen muroe, 10 erfl6rtc ser
CSemGhrsmonn, in &eriaiues BON
8ilioE uno 2Iopo @eorge int oIler
sSorm mterjeidnet llno Oen 9eteu
einoerIeibt.
Die 9lbmadluug be5iebt ith njht
ollein aui Die bon oen Ycr. Stooteu
in omericmliibeu 00Ien, iouoeru
aud ouf oie III Oeutidlen S1icn BON
oen 9lniirten beid)laanabmten 0cut-
iCheu Sdiffe. Die 0leae oieier 0tit.
tbeiIunaen ion ubioIut 8uperIdiiig
iein. 0oS 2lbfommen gebt oabin.
oaB oie beihlaguabmten oelttifen
Shifie Sdiii fir Shiff. Come iiir
2onne uno GIaiie iiir Gloiie ent.
ipredenO Der S6iffsUcrIltite ser
reip. @ntentc-2dn6er m1hren0 0eS
Rriegs pertbeiIt neroen oaen; oie5
be5iebt Iid1 oui 0ie in 0eutihen 6d.
fen beIhIuguobmten Shiffc. sc.
5iigIid] Ser bon oen Der. 5ta1ten
iibernoumenen beutidlen 0ampicr
murbe feitgeiett, ooB juuddit oie
Sdiffsperlitite Ser &er. Staaten Qe.
oedt, Ser HeIt oon in ser obiQen
g8eiie on Sic g(liirtcn uertbeilt
meroen ione. 6erner iou obgcmad)t
morOen iein, 0aB ser Grl0S Scr pon
oeu 9er. Stnotcu perfouiteu Dam.
pier uidt an sic americoniIhe 8e
9ierltng, ionoern an Die Gntidd
Characterization talIen ioQ, 10
onR @n9lonb idIieBIid 0a5 @eIo
mieoer 5uriiferbolten miir0e, mel.
Dies britiid1e 6irncn fiir Die sdiffc
be5ablt bo6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22

- 93en S5eriep. 2On1o un0 2lri-
soma baben oas 6rauenitimmretts.
Amenoenent jur 9unoesoerfaiiuna
ratiiicirt, 9}irginiu unb N3arplnn0
oasieNben abgelebnt. 81 Stonten
boben Jest oos gnenoement ratiii-
menitieBen.
3te britiidle Re1ierlnq bat
0ie gonie 3leiimproourtion 9atado-
MEMS fiir 0as ,5ohr 1920 ouiae.
fauit. @ie uerloutet, ioQ es iidl nm
runb 1,250.000 geifIuhtete Sam
mel ln6 9onuner ban6elu.
9ei einem Iorrnoo, Delder
beridieocne (betIe Don georqia
feiruindte. puroe cjn 4e1crm1oHeR
get0otet ullb mehrere on6ere 4erio.
nen nur0cn 1erlept. Safihaoel
miro aus Ger Counties ,5rniu in6
glit6ea geHeiOet
,,Hncr6al6 ciuer ISOLDE itar.
ben : Nit8lie0er Der Sunilie BON
Sol 0erualmi0n oui Der glaf
50mmer Ri0ga. I}inn., (oie g2utter
unb 6 timber i'm aIter Don 10 6is
i9 1Sabrcnl an Ser SSailuema, rcip.
RneumoHin. . Ucitgrc Ite1cn IN
trttti6em 3uitanoe 0ornie6er.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
GrncEsrtt,nocn Ses prd'
SiSensem.

8iabinstuu, 2. Is. 8r11.
Biion bat syobn .. gapne pom
s5ainoi5, gegenmartig 8oriitenoer
oes II. 2. S6ipping 9ooro4, gum
Setretdr oes s5nnern, als JtuhFol.
ger BON 5rantlin q. Cane, Der abge.
onnft bat, ernonrt, uno 9tobert II.
S5obnion bon Rem gorf, 2litor uno
gleoacteltr uu0 elmer Der 8riin0er
Der o2igo sur gr5mingung oeS
6rie6ens", gum gotihaiter iu Gom,
an Itel(e pon 3bomo5 u. Ba8e bon
Birgiuia, Der Dor mebreren Nona.
ten reiignirte.
Gontre Qlomiral a 3. genior,
Gbef Ser 1}Iottenoperationen mdb-
reu6 0e5 ariegs, lit sum Ro6foIqer
8apnes ais Boriiser Ser Sfiiisbe.
boroc ougerieber, Die Grneuntng
miro Dem Seuat ie0od nid)t eber
iiberianot tUeroen, alS bis Bopne
mebrere miftiqe 9tnaeiegenbeiten,
oie gegenlpdrtiq in Der 8eb0r6e
ihpeben, erleoigt bat; 0o5 miro uns
geidbr eineu monot Hauern Grit
6ann niro gaDue iem neue5 2tmt
ais 1ecretdr oes 3ynnern autreten.
Cane miro cine nit ca. $4,000
per 3abr idlGrirte SteQe nls gice,
pr1ii0ent II. Gehtsbernther in Der
Grecutiue Der Ban 9tmericnn Be
troleum & transport Go." uno Ser
.Merico Qetrolcluu So" iiberneh
men
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
NQiirte
Wiegeln ab.
SDlliger Ser5id)t auf 9lnsiiefermns
Der oeutid)en yariessuerbred)er"
Gr-aailer 8ilbelm iOa in
6OllanO internirt BerOen, Die gu.
Oeren iOa oas &eiGsseriht in
9eip5is sur 9iedenidlnit 5isbeu.-
3uei 9totem Der Gntente.

SOnbUn. ~ Der SberIte @ntente.
ratb (Oie 9laiirten- @fiuilterpr0iioen.
ten) bat an Die OeutiAe mo an Oie
nieoerIduoiihe 9iegieruna 9toten
geianOt, in oeuen oieie benodrid.
tjgt perOen, oab Die Gutente onnit
einperitauOen lit, OoB ole pon ibr
angeflagten Geutiden Dor Dem
4eidsgeriht in 2eip3ig proceiiirt
merOen. unO baB 6ononb Ben ebe.
maligen Geuti6en aaiier, itott ibn
au55uIieiern, iuterniren ioa.
Die @roceiiirung ser Geittiheu
Dor Dem Reidsaeridt peroe aui.
merriam ueriolgt meroen bon Der
gntcnte. Ole iid ibre 0ertragsrehte
porbebdlt. faaS Tie 9eroud)t baben
ioate, ooB On5 geridtIihe @eriabreu
niht itreng gereht perlouie; iie miro
inoeB 3uno6it nidt in Den Sang OeS
Brooches eingreifeu, pieImebr ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22

1as fleue 8etrieb5ratbe sc.
ies Geittidlono's lit am t2. 6is. in
aroit getreten.
- Die Sliegers sQeutnants 8. g.
Smitb ln6 &orrp 8rofam pom "a.
iSliegcr Beihmo6er nuroen aui benz
ReG1,5 5IugpIab bel Gan 9tntonio,
Ger, getootct, oils ibre Rai6inen
in elmer 6obe pon 125 5ub juiam.
cirt.
1Srauenitintmre6t iii in 2
gontonen Der ShmeiS, 9aiel Ii.
3ilrid, BON Der ginwohnerihoft NIT
GROCER Nlebrbeit perporFen mor6en.
Bier gan6iten iiberiielen am
belen Gage Die Some Sooing5
Gin 0robtIoier commercieuer
8eIepbonoienIt ioa oentndtit 3ui,
ihen Gbicago uno Rem }Jorf einge,
rihtct rUerOeu.
9ant iu Cos 9tngeles uno eutfamen
init $4,000 in goorseIo
6euer 5eritorte in Gheitertopn,
Q26., Die 9lnlagen Der ,8eerleB Ter.
tiIi5er 60" Saooen 100000.
Sn 9alencio, Spanien, MIR.
BEN Oie 2eiter i1ntntliher inn0icoIi.
itiihen Arbeiteroerbdnoe oerboitet
uno ihre 0auptquortiere gaIf]loIien.
9ei eiuem 3uiammenItoB 5tpi.
i6en GIericolen un0 SDnoicaltiten
IN Iolebo. Spanien, pur6en ? Ser.
ionen getootet. 10 onoere 0erIett.
Gin 5raht5ug ent9teiIto rd6.
rero ser Iobrt oor 5on 9orenso
2Sn 1}ounos. 81. berau6ten
, 9mt0iten oie Grite Ratiouorb1nt
nm 5000 nnh6cm iie oea 5oiiirsr
uH0 ctHeu @ehilieu In Dos 55eu6!6e
8eioerrt rattcn unh entfamen in ei-
rem aut0
Ter (5eido'tsbelirf eou ll5.c
Rod, Reb., Uur6e ourc9 Elm 1{euer
iaIt gduslid oernihtet. 5ijni Qi0eH,
Elm giloerthenter mo cine 9iQjaro
bane DurOen }eritort. >icrllii
S1OO-f50, 1000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
uSclNatenitbi freis
ocipsccbcGt.

gtem Yprf. Gopitdn Carl V.
9eser BON Ser 8unoeSormee lit Yon
8eneraQeutnant 9uaaro, Gomman-
0ont oes 9epnrtenrent3 Dit, benad-
ridltigt tporOen, ooB oas 4rie9sge-
ri6t, meIheS felt Dem 10. December
21 gegeu i'm erbo6enc 2Iuflagen nn-
teriudt botte, in oenen er 8rouiam-
feiteu an llnter9ebenen in Srdnt-
reid be3ihtigt murbe, ibn in allen
81 aIagepuncten fiir nidti6uIoig
beflnoen babe
Ieeer bat mebrere 0robbriefe aus
oern @eIten erbolten, in oenen er ge-
mornt miro, ia uiht nod bort sll
fomnten, neil oo5 ieinen Zoo beoell-
ten milroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
Bier ais Nr,nei.

gIew gOrf. - Cine @rauerei in
amiteroam, q. g., itelt iest Elm
Bier Der, bos s grocent 9llcobol
entboIt unn Dos oui oaS &ecept ei.
mes ar5tes BIN 3u bobet lit.
@ie Der gluIDalt Der .ytem gorf
Stote 9reipers 2liiociotion iaat,
peroeu onoere 9rauereien oic ga.
bricotion bon Bier aufnebmcn, pemr
aGnii9eno 9todiroae 6orna6 lit, 3.
d. cine geniiqenoe 2In3ohl BON 1r3t.
lihen 9iecepten 0a5 @rouen prof.
tabel maft
Inter Dem @eieb oari elm 9tr3t
nur alIe 10 Gage einen1 uno oelnieI,
ben 9otienten Bier uerihreiben uno
oaun nidt mebr ais ein &int.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
Sine 9tute g8iliuns.

Cine 0otc Grai. 8ilion'8 an 0ie
!Reqierungen GngIan0's, 5ronf-
rei6's II. Stolien's, in melter Die
pom oicien gepIante S6li6tltng 0e5
20ria-8robIents (onB enttpeber Die
sSugoiIapen oen BON StoIicn Dorge-
idIogenen GompromiB onnebmen
niiIIen ooer Der 2on0oner @ebeitu-
pcrtrog nit HStaIien in aroii tretel
abgelehnt niro, benahridtigte iie
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
1tnoarn'S 5MfmnTt.
8n0npeit

8nonpeit. llnqarn's erIte 10.
tionoIoeriammlung, neIhe am 25.
[5antar gemo5lt Doroei1 mar, trot
am l}ontag in 9uoopeit 3uianmen.
3u oen pidtiaiten 5rogen, nit De,
nen bic 9eridmntIung iif befaiier
muB, gehoren 2lnnabme o6er 9er.
merfuuq 6es 5rie0cnsuertrooes
GHtihei6unl iibcr bic mfiinitine
RcqierurqsForn in llngarn nro
anuahmc natioHaiocouomiiher Sc
ieBg
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-22
Snflnensa. Sterbernte.

g8uibtagtun, ,. s. - 3ie Sterbe.
rate ser 0ie5idbrigeu 25nfhlen3a.Gpi.
Oenic betrug itnaeid6r Die SaIitc
Ser i'm Sabre 1918, pie oas 0fient.
lihe G}eiun6beit8nmt in BoIbiuqton
mittbeiIt; sic gpi6emie bat onidei-
neno ibren 8obepuutt erreiht Die
Sterberate in 1920 be3m. 1918 nor
in OerI6ie0enen Stdote Die folgcr0e
Chicago, 1886 be5p. 1920; NiI-
poufce, i,434 be3m. 1915; @oib.
inqtou, 2,072 be5D. 9,7S9.