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New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Bedtime STORIES
Old Mother Nature Talks About johnny Chuck
BY thornton W. Burgess
Perhaps tits gust as aveU that qve
Can't see onrselUes as others see.

"Of course Johnny Chuck looks like
Squirrel, for he is one" declared d
Old Mother Nature. "Johnny is very
much bigger and so stout that he has
none of the gracefulness of the true
Squirrels, but you will notice that the
shape of his head is much the same
as that of Happy Jack. He has a
Squirrel face when you look at him
closely. The Woodchucks, sometimes
called Ground Hogs, though why any
one should call them this is more than
| can understand, belong to the Marmo
branch Of the Squirrel family, and
wherever found look much alike.
LAS you will notice, Johnny Chuck s
coat is yellowish- brown, his feet are
very dark brown, almost black, and
his head is dark brown with light gray
on his checks. Beneath he is reddish
orange His tail is short, for q mem
Der of the Squirrel family, and, al
though it is bushy, it is not very big.
In color it is dark brown. He has a
number of black whiskers. Some Wood
", one is almost or wholly black, just
as there are Black Gray Squirrels
Johnny here is not fond of the
Green Forest, but loves the Old
Orchard and Green Meadows. In some
parts of the country there are mem
bers of his family who prefer the
edge of the Green Forest. You will
notice that Johnny's legs are short
and strong and armed with stout claws.
Those arc to help him dig, for all the
Marmots are great diggers. What other
use do you have for those claws,
Johnny?"
"They help me to climb" replied
Johnny promptly.
"Climb!" exclaimed Peter Rabbit.
no ever heard Sf a Woodchuck climb
ing"
al can climb if want to-" retorted
Johnny Chuck Indignantly. "Ive
climbed up in bushes and low trees lots
Of times, and if | can get a good run
first | can climb the straight trunk
o. tree with rough bark to the first
branches if they are not too far above
the ground. You ask Reddy Fox if
can't? He knows"
That is quite true, Johnny" said
Old Mother Nature you can climb a
little. just as Peter Rabbit can swim
a little, but as real climber, you are
no more of a success than Peter is as
a real swimmer. You are better as a
digger"
"He certainly is all right as a dig
gcr," declared Peter. "My, how he can
make the sand fly! Johnny certainly
is right at home when it comes to
digging"
You ought to be very thankful that
he is said Old Mother Nature, "for
the holes he has dug have saved your
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

James speyers' William Fellowes Nor
gan, DR.. Nicholas Murray 1ut,ey
Rabbi Stephen S Wise, DR.. John Ii.
Finley. Mrs. James L. Laidlaw, Mrs
Willard D. Straight and Mrs. Liudley
NJ. Garrison
John Foster Carr of the Immigran-
Publication Society, Yesterday ac
cepted the chairmanship of the d.
brarians' council, which viii WORK in
dependently of the larger committee
in this city. The council is composed
of librarians Of public and special H.
braries in New York Frederick {
Hicks, of the Columbia library is vice.
chairman, and Miss Mary de ]. Ccx, o.
the New York Telephone and Tele
graph Company's library, is secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
sio'o27 Paid for Spanish
Art at Yesterdays Sale

me, me sale of Spanish art at CIarke's
Thsterday afternoon brought s1o,52T.
",S makes a total to date of $l15,561
~ red panneau Of the late sixteenth
hn.ory, purchased by Nine. Kellar.
WruW9gnt the top price for the day, $500
;r';iiiam Randolph Hearst bought a
smiiar piece for $500. Twelve S5anish
wood chairs were sold to Beniamir,
nehguiat for s420, and purple bed
over or the nineteenth century was
.opgnt by Henry, agent, for $3.50. The
sA4e wiIl continue for three more days.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
The Stage Door

Peggy Wood will retire from the cast
OF "Buddics" at the Selwyn Theatel
Saturday for vacation, and Virginia
O'Brien, late of "The Royal Vagabond'
company, will succeed her. Since the
opening .of "Buddies' in Boston last
August Miss Wood has not missed a
performance, having impersonated the
heroine of Brittany $50 times. She will
go abroad and will resume her role
upon her return.
In preparation for an all-summer ran
OF the "Florodora' revival at the Cen
tury, the Shuberts began yesterday the
work of installing a cooling plan.
Allan X. Foster has been engaged bv
the Winter Garden management to
stage the dancing numbers of "Cinder-
ella on Broadway" which is to follow
"The Passing Show Of 1919"
Joseph Weber has engaged Mar
guerite and Sill, a dancing team, to an
pear in "Honeydew,' the new musical
play by Zimbalist, which he will pro-
duco in August.
Stewart Robbins, last seen on the
stage here with Otis Skinner has taken
the place of Frank Morgan as the law
yer friend in My Lady Friends" at
the Comedy Theater
Jack Donohue, the eccentric comedy
dancer, has been signed to appear in
the 1920 "Follies.'
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Many in Library Fund Drive

Prominent men and women of New
York have volunteered to serve on the
American Library Associations com
mittee of seventy-six, now forming
to direct the raising of New York 3
quota of the $2,O0O,00O fund to be used
in the books for everybody" campaign
of the organization. Among those who
will serve are:
Jacob H. Schiff, Mortimer L. ScbiF
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

WASHINGTON, May 19.-General
Peyton c. March. chief of staff of the
army, will depart June 1 on an inspec.
ton tour of American forces on the
Rhine. Major General John L. Cham
berlain, inspector general, will start in
June on an extended tour of France ana
Major General William NJ. Wright will
be chief of staff during General
March absence
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Army and Navy Pay Bill Signed

WASHINGTON, May 19-President
Wilson to-day signed the army and
navy pay bill, providing for tempo
rary adjustment of pay scales for Off
GERS and enlisted men pending perma-
nent legislation on the subject at a
later date. Increases provided total
Approximately $4,000, 900 a year. They
are retroactive to last January / and
VIII continue until June 80, 1922
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Harvard Enters Henley

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 18th G
Harvard athletic committee tonight au-
thorized the entry of the Harvard var
sit and freshmen crews into the
American Henley, which is to be held
next week at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

:, Ars. John R. Drexel has returned to
me city from White Sulphur Springs
ana Is Is at her house, East Sixty-sec-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs Philip A. s. Franklin
ssye st closed their house, Al East Sixty
fa .'s' street, and are at the Hotel Plaza
W. W a ptief stay before going to Locust
'''eF' Long Island, for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

Miss; Genevieve Clendenin will give
q q luncheon at the Turf and Field Club,
nSeimont Park, Saturday. previous to
tne United Hunts race. at the Terminal.
opRoslte the track. Miss Clendenin
wll take her guests to the country
pace OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
weekend.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrows and sheir
daughter, Miss Sarah Frances Barrows,
will 60 20 their country place at Rum
son, \. J., this week for the season.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg has sailed
for Europe to spend the greater part
o. the summer abroad.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

Jack Donohue, the eccentric comedy
dancer, has been signed to appear in
the 1920 "Follies."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Bread Prices HIGH,
Effort Being Made
ToGet Reduction

'rrlj prices Gro too meh Boo Anna
'' This was the conclusion r.f.r
@ 90 tho meeting held a' the o. g. T.
Rooms Boz the city hail lis' ui-ht. aul
Secretary w y Estes was instructed
f1 druw up a bitter T. thc bakers a.
the town. inforndng th.m that many
COMPLAINTS Ia y.sl leon Registered 1cH iu-'
bread nric,s, ard that an Investigation
lss disclosed the r.t tHrf .D other
I1rhrrdir c.mmuril.s and In Fort
worth pound aud halt lu1f is .,ll
ing 40 fifteen cents. while here the con
.IU,r must plv twenty cents Cor Dr.
kilograms were read hy Secretary
Estes from Tho various Places Included
% bis .uyC tIgli.0n. aud iE no instance
vls the price stated 10 be moro than
lf'y,T cents f.r The la1f that residents
- Amarillo ar required 90 pay twenty
cents Tor.
Inquiry developed the fact Tint about
$1,000 lat are scll iu Amarillo each
day. ~ tive ,0rts per loaf 10 appears
thit 90, ultimate consumer On Anna.
ullo hIs hecn stuck Cor $50 dollars a
atF over and above fiir prOft. rs
gn. D. 'H. speakers l,tlIr,d
Another speaker gave Dr. ls his opi'
bon thr' the board should NOT a,t as
% ur.. citing organization. hui that
r tf.s Instance o.. would rl.ro that
Oh. secretary l' instructed 'a.cammu.
H.a'. Zoo th' bakers 'Hrr M. s.uso Il
'f. board was thlf OH. present price
& Broad '0. h-r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Children of East
VIII Be Cared For

Scarcely woman in hD e'rir ~
Tu., hut s familiar with the name OF
Edward Box fur many years editor
u fh. Ladies' Homo journal. Not n
I..fH.r BOD th. state but Nill hH touched
with thr story Uf Mr. Books Christmas
pI uts this y,lr Go Dis friends
I.r Edward not vIll send nothing
DOG cards o. hIs friends thI- Chris.
ws simple printed cards Bearing these
vrIu
INSTEAD o' sending yo1 Christmas
ef ih.s y,r ] nm giving iH money
equivalent u NJ Herbert Hoover Co.
H,nd Goo fhH starving Hrl r.HtH.l'f7
children col Europe. Won't y.I hIi'N
I. HHr ..W. NJ 500 hHNr o. 'r unI.
Hs loo previous years. 90 send mo
f rrI uIhn my Christmas day OF
real happiness"
Il uus from this beginning thlt the
E.Hw l,,H.f Council hle developed
fs Christmas card p.Hn vh rhy ll
American may give such rifts.
o. TEH fn. IH"' .ur...r com.
rnsod uf representative uf tHr ,isht
constituent U.dlrs masking gu 'h E
rlncIu Relief Council Is putting ON
eIlp Drls selling fur i,u ,.r'H. cards
''Irs l = stellar ud others 80
ns r.r ton dollars 1s well gs cards
mHrs,d f0r unlimited amounts The
rl Hrr ln tru uf'. D"' or which
Is no Co.. tho person f.r whom tho ri't
intended. urd the other 90 y. 4.
'.I.". state chairman Houston, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Liberal Hearted PEOPLE
URGED II CONTRIBUTE
SALVATION ARMY FUND

Tho Christmas spirit + on. ani che
ilberal.heartcd people Il Amarillo who
feel that ihoy want o. d. ihrIr christ
maa- charity through thc stitnia-
Ariny can DO sl hy having their mgnHs
nj tie Amnrillo National nank wh@
the salvation Army Christmas mono
wiz BE- on deposit. slys CAPT Hn0f"li
.The desire f. 90 give a.i ihe u.siv
IN Amarillo a. fine Christmas dF p0-
siblo There win positively he no over.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Work West Texas
Chamber Commerce
Heartily Endorsed


tHlLnl.ESS Dc. lt-it a meet.
."g ~ th. directors OBJ. th. Chrdr.ss
'uuh.r ~ CHmm,rr. ". X. Nyf...
nlr. f.d r.Hros.nt7tIte Of 20. W,s,
Texas 'lamU.r ,. Camm,... outlined
Do ""rh Oh, 'hr organization during 'i.
"ast ''Hr After q general discus. .lr
b. conditions throughout Wet T..s
.'l Oh. Panhandle country m,r.f.r.
hW boz HHt orglu.n'.r was .r.n
taken ou'.
Tho work OF ne West Towns Cham
H'r 90 Commerce was h.rtre endorse.
lrl 'H. general sentiment vr. .r....,
rE mn.. .N.d mieGt tend t.e.rl.
th' ,'.e '.l'.n of rhe ,ff.s g.
aur H.al buI... a. r..u...l
"m' dH @ iy OBJ. Vernon Cr.r
'r '. Commerce. IS d1.a1ru f.r.
'h. .'. a'iu. $500 attend ,..
I.Ir-.I convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
cat lRRIIiI DEAFNESS
NAY ~. OVERCOME I


Dr. won hlvo Catarrhal Deafness or
hH1 and ear noises err are growing hnrl
q bearing go Go your druggist and get
ounce ~ rarmint douhlc strength.
1nl add 90 10 l-i pint 81 no. water and
u,'lr sunuht,d surar Take I table.
spoonful f.ur times "a day
This viii often bring quick relief from
do distressing he1d NOISES Clogg,3
pHslr.ls should open, breathing hccom.
easy and %, mucIs stop dropping into
Tho threat 70 l. easy % pr,rarc. costs
V,t'" ard is pleasant 90 take. Anyone
Who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
neises should give this prescription a
trial
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-02
September II, Is, is, IL, 1920
1.-THE Fair That's Different"

The producers school for comparison; the sports
mans field for contest and ybodys place for
alton Generous prizes, liberal purses and refined
tertainment.
Featuring the Duroc Futurity and Special Team
Contest; the Roman Races and the Bull Chamber of
Commerce Derby; the "Pocatello Bannock" Band; the
Salt Lake Ouintettc and Kelly Comedians.
Less to pay for and to than at any previous
Fair. Four days of cduca and recreation All the
features of any Fair with the rough stuff left
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-02

ne personnel of the Salt Lake Opera Ouin-
fette includes such well known artists as Melvin
e'erson, Utah's famous baritone, singer of
audiences. His voice has an unlimited r.naa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16

met Union.
SEQ G9lt9t tpnr6e, als er ei11em
Nutomobil auspi9, bon einem ar10e-
rem Mnto I'M @elt6t berlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16
wilien trGet Sic Sd9mlH.

Mpron 8. @errid, ser CUR 3eit 6eS
Musbru6s oes @eltfrieges 8otl9af=
ter in Yaris mar, traf in Marion>
Ohio, gu elmer &onferen5 nit Senator
&nroing Elm. ST iprab NIT @ertre=
tern Der YreIie iber Sic Sage III GU
ropa nnb duBerte li6 uber Den BOl=
ferbunb folgen0ermaBen:
Ser folgeni6tpere Srrtum mnroe
begangen, als Brditoent Wilion oa=
rauf beitano nab Sranfrei9 gu ge=
ben, UNI perionli9 an Der 5rieoens=
fonferen5 teil5unebmen. 5ein beion<
oerer @run6 bierfur NOR, oaB er oa=
rauf belteben poute> 6aB Ser 8olfer=
bnno in sic Srie0ensbeoingungen ein=
gei9loiien mer0e. Die 5olge 6aoon
mar, 6aB Elm Sabr foltbarer 3eit Der
geuoet p11r6e. Sos, mas man batte
tnn ioaen, NOR, in BEN Ell item Wo6en
na9 6em Observation-Disclosures einen por=
Idufigen 6rie0en 5u i9lieBen, mel9er
6ie Mnfnabme Der mirtl6aftlt6en Sd
tigfeit @nropas nuf elmer rormalen
@run0lage erm0gli6t batte.
Gon auen 5~taatsmdnner11 fat SEER
@ilion aqein 6arauf %beitanoen, 6aB
Die 20inng aqer an6eren 8robleme
1parten miiiie, Bis es ibm gelnngen
1par, 0os bon ibm ausgeoa6te Yro=
gramm ser angebli6en u@i6ernng
0es Srie6ens fir ale 3nfnnft" nit
Dem Srieoensbertrage 5u D%ereinigen.
@enn er Sen Stat Ser anoern Staats=
mdnner befolgt batte, 6anr mare GU
ropa Ser ~3uiammenbrn9 ieines 8trt=
i6aftsgebau6es eripart geblieben. I'm
praftii6er S6ealismus lieB i'm Sic
6olgen leiner @an6lnngspeiIe iiberie=
fen.
Die g0lfer @uropns g%la11bten, 6ab
8ilion, als er iein Bro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16
.Dte Stem Oorfer 0ffentIiden 59u-

rDie Nep Oorfer 0ffentli9en Sbu-
len merben betm 8eginn OeS neuen
5dultermtns lpie0er einen 2ebrge-
genltano e%infiibren, Der felt mebr als
smei Ssabren pom 2ebrplan abgelebt
lporoen mar. 9ie oeutide 5pra6e
miro mieoer regelredte Mnfangerflai-
fen boben ut6 nibt langer IN M6t uno
9am getan lein.
so pergebt sic Splterie, unD Ser
geiunbe MenidenDerltanb geminnt
mieoer Die SberbanO. IS getpabrt
Genltgtuung, menn au6 melan6oli-
iber Sdrbung, bierpon &enntnis gu
nebnen. 9enn melan6olii6 lit nno
bleibt es, 0aB Sic SDiterie, ote ipite-
motil1 angelbiirte unb metbooil6
grobge5ogene, in gemiiien Muge11bli=
den oue ginmiirfe 0es geiunDen Men=
ld)euper lta11Oes iiber Ben 9aufen REM
lien fann. Mber es gibt eben Muger1=
blide inn g0lferleben, no Sic Splterie
ais rationale Sat geprielen, als fill
trierter Hatriotismn5 etifettiert nno
an ben Mann ge6ra9t miro. Dle
3eit lit gliidliber1peiie nun Doriiber.
Die 9plterie lit III BEN S6ronf ge=
ltelt nno BART BORT Ser Mnferltebl1ng,
penn Sic 11eue @%elegenbeit fomn1t.
u0ie &inoer 9eem Oorfs> bieGeuti6
lernen moQen, per6en NUN lpie0er IN
ben Gbulen Die M0glibfeit erbalten
sic 5prode @oetbes uno S6iaers gu
erlernen u11o at ltuoieren. 9ei6t lan=
ger gilt es fir i9aOlid uno nnpa=
triotilh, 0as 2ie0 bon Ser @lode 5u
erlernen ODER ste 8aQa0e bonn Grl=
f0niq gu beflamieren. SIN @egentetl,
MIN berri6t mie0er Sic Mniibt Dor,
oab Die Aneignung Ser oeuti9en
Sprode fiir amerifanil6e &tnOer Die
len gum geuken gereiGen mer0e.
Sic 6eutl6e Spra6e bat ni6t mo-
tig, ltf) fir sic @emogenbeit, 0ie man
ibr 5uteil mer0en ldbt, gu beoanfen.
Menn Ser 0euti9en Spra6e megen
ser ibr innemobnen0en @igenibaften
unb auf @run0 Ser it6 mieoer empor=
ringenben 6euti9en 8olfsfraft Hef=
hung getragen miro, 10 geibiebt es,
neil oue Ser in9e, 6ie 5pra6e zines
groBen 8olfes 5u maBregeln, 5u un=
teroriifen, INNER pergebli6 fem per=
oen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16
p~ertpMitmne mnierer Gan>
Scr.

HSm SutlDeS 1efQI retDIe SetuluI
! Gopper anfang oes Sabres einen Be-
i6lubontrag Elm, in meldem er cine
griinoli6e l1nteriudung oeS Walobe=
1tonoes nno iGbrli6en Sol5perbrau=
hes in Ben Ser. Staaten for0erte.
Sefretqr 6. s. Were0itb bom Mder=
bou : 9eparfement fat nun BEN ge-
miini6ten 8eri6t eritattet un6 Damn
cine Menge Satia6en feltgelteQt, Die
10 redt oie ebenio planloie mie mabn=
mibige Gergeuoung ser Natur16abe
oes 2a116es floritelen.
.3un661t entbiiqt Der 8eridt mie=
ser einmal, in mel6em MaBe Sic &on=
5entrotion 6es &apitals in ben Ser.
@toaten 5untmmt. @dbreno nod Dor
fiinf5ebn Sabren Sic Salfte oes I'M
YribatbeliR befin0li9en amerifani=
i9en @al0lan0es bon %annaberno 600
@rpBgrunobeiibern geeignet mur6e,
betrdgt Die emipre6enOe 3abl iebt
1850. Das be0eutet alto eine MuSi9al=
tung bon $50 @roBgrun0beiibern oOer
mebr als 60 Yro5ent I'M fnr5en 3eit=
ra11m bon Elm uno einem balben Sabr=
5ebnt! Oabei felt Der 8eridt felt, oaB
uoieie @ntmidlung CUR &on5entration
eben crit ridtig einiebt oaB ale flei=
neren Sdgemiiblenmerfe beri6minoen
uno ii6 in aroBfapitaliitiide &orpo=
rationen aufl0ien." 9ie glei6e Or
1beinung lit in Der geiammten @ol5=
nn0 @alOin6nltrie 5u beoba6ten.
6aas ni9t MaBnabmen ergriffen
meroen 6te cine lol6e @ntmidlung
p%erbin6ern, 10 miro li6 iebr bal6 0as
gelommte @al0lano in 0e11 @ar10en
gan5 peniger neutrality-suspicious. be-
finOen. Das be0eutet aber gu glei6er
3eit cine riidii6tsloie Mbbol5ung 0es
amerifonii6en @al6beltanbes.
Sefretdr Wereoitb toni tatiert, 6aB
rs oes 11ripriingli6en @%ol5beltanoes
in SEN Ser. Staaten onfgebra1tdt
mnr0e> 10 0aB mir @ol5 biermal 70
i6neu oerbrau9ten, mie mir es mad=
len laiien.
Ser f%ogenannte l1rtpalobeitano Der
Ser. Staaten i6rumpfte auf Is ieines
uriprungliden Serritoriltms 5uiarn=
MEN. Triiberes 8alolano, 6as ober
meoer neubeforitet nod fir lan6pirt=
i6oftlt6e ODER an0ere 3mede bennbt
miro, liegt in ser 1%1ngebeuren Mlts=
oebnung bon 81 Wtqioren Mder
bra6. Mit an6eren @orten, Ste es
b%oaitan6ig l1nbraudbar gemadte, I'M
benl1bte Eerritorium lit 10 groB, oaB
Deutidlan6, Danemarf, Solono, 8el=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16

trat bieier oie Wirtfdaft, i6ob nit
einem &eDolper Die binter benz Bill
fet itebenbe &eanerin nieoer un6 jog
tie li6 Damn lelbit cine 4l1gel 0ur6
BEN &opf. 8eibe blieben tot auf Der
.Steae. Scr Dorfan foroerte nod ein
brittes 9pfer. Mls Elm in Der 8irt-
.i6aft iid befin0lider @ait angeiidts
oes blutigen 3ramas entiekt auf Die
StraBe fliibtete, iprang er inter elm
~oaberfommerl0es Gnbrnerf nn0 MUIR
De an 8einen uno aopf 5iemli6 ibmer
berleBt.
2nrem6urg.
2urembnrg. Ser fl. 8ater bat
Domfapitular ST.. 2ef gum papitli=
den S%ausprdlaten %ernannt. - Yoplt
8eneoift berlieb Sen Srben uYro &C.
cleiia ct Bontifice" an Sic brei lurem=
bnrgii6en 3uaben> melGe Dor so Sab=
rem Ser papitliden Nrn1ee %angeb0rten
Die 9erren 3enner u11o &ieffer aus
Diefir6, fomie aus gppeloorf. =
Die &ornernte lit iebr gut auSgefal=
len. - SSn &opstal ereignete it6 Elm
grdBlides ungliif. 8ier &naben bat=
ten cine &anogranote gefun0en un0
Deriudten oieielbe gu 0ffnen. Gabei
1ouen Tie iib zines &ammers un6 Sea-
gels beoient baben. Ms lie cine @eile
an Ser @ranate berumoperiert batten,
%erplo6ierte 6ieie. Ser IL Sabre nlte
Sobn Saul 6es &%leirbaners Wiiaer
pur6e get0tet, fem obtiGbriger 8ru=
ser Marttn lebensgefabrli9 berlebt;
Ser ellie lit na6trdgli9 ebenfaus Der
16ie6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16
2lue 5tueiiel iAwin>cn.

9]pl1perneur 9or befinoe ii9 IN Der
Suge oes Mannes, Der ben Snle11
poer Sen 8Qren beim S6tpan5 &C.
fubt babe, iGreibt Die 0enofrattl9e
Gbicago'er Abenopolt. @or Jet iein
erobter 6eiuO lelblt. Gas babe er -
Don ollem onOeren abgelebel1> nno oas
iei oiel - Dur9 ieine &eoen uber
ben ongebliben republifantl6en Sba=
der uno &aufperl lt6 belpielen. Oas
meroe er iid) beute mobl i6on lelblt
logen, lid pabrideinli6 l6on nod
leiner erI item He0e iber Sen 9egen=
ltono IN @beeling, IS. Ga., geiagt ba=
ben, ongeii6ts Der Nufnabme> Die iei=
ne Sebouptungen bel Oem groBen
Eutlitum gefunoen batten. 8enn er
Sennod fortgiett oabei bebarre nno
imn1er pieoer 0orauf 5%urudfomme,
n1iiIle es BEN Ini9ein gepinnen, Bob
err nidts anoeres gu iagen mtlle Sci
ben Inter u9ungen perOe nibt ptel
berousfommen. 9as Hublifum ertpar=
te audi nift biel, mobl gar ni6ts,
oenn es tpiiie, ooB int ibrem @treben
nab groBen &agnefon0s 6ie BEL
Sen Earteien chamber 10 abnli6 iei=
en-, mics nur 5pet Ger bon oerielben
@el1ne lein fonnten.
SOS @i9tigere it," fdbrt 6ie
Mbenopolt m0rtlid fort, ~oaB bas
grpBe Eublifum 0as 1euerli6e56m
gen oes oemotratiiben .&anOi0aten
iiber sic inn Mittelpunft alien Snte<
relies itebenbe 6rieOenspertragS= un0
S0lferbunofrage als Elm 59tpa6ebe=
fenntnis beuten miro; 6aB man 6ar=
aus idlieBen miro, bob Serr @or ielbIt
ieine fribere MeuBerungen iiber Die
6rieOensfrage als unbaltbar erfannt
bat. 5eines @egners 5i6ausi9mei=
gen iiber sic midtiglte aaer 6ragen
gab oem Senator @ar6ing @elegen=
felt, fret unO offen iiber 0ieie gu ipre=
6en; uno Serr @aroing 5eigte it6
Ser @elegenbeit gelpa6ien. @as er
om Som1tag ieinen 8el11dern ii6er
Die G0lferbunO= nn0 JrieoensDertrag=
frage iagte, mar peitaus 6as &larlte
uno Bette mas nob 6ariiber berlau=
tete. gs miro ibm 6ie Stimmen bieler
gutter Nmerifaner, 6ie biz 6abin nob
nnentidloiien maren, geii6ert baben.
@enn 5mei Observation-Disclosures
gu glei6er 3eit re6en, 10 for6ert Dos
at &erglei9en auf. @enn' man 6te
iiinglte &e6e Senator @ar6ings nit
Ser seq @oubernerrs Gor Derglei6t,
10 - nun, 10 i9minOen mobl aue
3meifel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-16

gram entntdelte, tatia6li6 Die Ser
einigten Staaten repraientiere u. oa
lie muBtet1, oaB lie gum Wieoeranf +
bau sic 9ilfe Mmertfas ni6t entbeb=
rem f011nen, fiigten tie itd. Sic ber-
1tanben unier &egiernngsiDitem ntht,
Ielblt aIs I'M Nobember 1918 mebr
ais cine MiQion @abler gegen 8il-
ions Yolittf itimmte, fpnrten sic @n-
rpp4er Sic 5a6lage nod ni6t ri6tig
beurteilen. 8reilib 1T babel 81 be-
riidli9tigen, ,6aB 511 iener Belt Der
bonn Y%raiioenten eingerei6te 3enins
es fir europa unm0glib ma6te Die
poue @abrbeit at %erfabren."
v@em Brdii0ent 8ilion cine 6rie=
6~ensfommii1ion nab Baris geldidt
boben miirbe nn6 Ser 6rie6e I'M Sab=
re 1919 5ultan6e gefommen mare,
Damn bGtte europa feline mirtl6aftli=
DIE Edtigfeit iofort auf elmer geiun=
Sen @rrn0lage a%uf1ebmen fonnen.
Da CT 6ies aber nidt tat, tragt ct
sic 8erantmortung fir sic traurigen
6olgen nn6 gan5 europa meiB 0as.
Sd fomme eben aus europa 5uriid
nn6 meiB> 6aB 6ieie @rfldrnng Die
Meinung ser be0euten6i item Staats=
mQnner %mie6ergibt. Sic oue iagen,
6aB lie iid Sen DOM Senat borgei9la=
genen M%enoerungen gefigt bitten. IS
lit nnbegreifli9 parum ii6 8ilion 10
gegen sic cine MeaBnabme itrarbte,
Sic einen roiden uno it6ern 5rieoen
erm0gli6t bdtte.