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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16

New York, July 16.-If Resolute is
to have any chance Of winning the
Americas Cup she will have to hold
together. This she has not been doing
all season. The first time l saw her
race she broke her mast in two; again
she carried away some gear relating to
the boom and had to finish a race with
a spliced wing. There have been other
accidents of minor nature. / have the
idea that thorough testing of the sloop
on the day before the race might have
brought to light the weakness of the
throat halyard. There is no doubt it
would. since the wind on Wednesday
was at least ten knots faster than it was
any time yesterday.
It struck me as queer on Wednesday
to sec the defender lying under bare
poles while the finest sort of a breeze
for testing rigging and gear was hold
ing outside the Hook. It's n known
fact. among sailormen. at least, that the
sort of hemp and cordnge we are get
ting these days does not compare with
that in the market before the war.
Thus why not have given the defender
every possible test on the day before the
race? 1t will not do to say there
were fears something might happen to
her. For. even so, it were better to
have it happen then than in the course
of q race.
Sv,,ould Be Tested to Limit
Motorcars. airplanes. all sorts of ma
chimes receive every test before they are
sent into action, and certainly fabric
so delicate as big racing sloop should
be tested to the limit.
A lost race is the result of failure
to try out Resolute the day before the
race.
1t is difficult to see why anything not
totally rotten should have parted yes
tcrday. The breezes were hardly heavy
enough to, give the boats appreciate
hcadway. The last thing any one looked
for was that which happened. There
are those who hold the idea that with
any sort of wind Shamrock is, as the
saying is, due to get hers. She, lik"
the Resolute, is a fragile machine, de-
signed purely for speed. ! don't think
there il much in talk of this sort
although we'll aware that when the wind
snores from fifteen to twenty miles an
hour anything may happen to a racing
yacht. large or small. One we'll may
hope that nothing of the kind will occur
again to mar the present cup series.
Why Not the Spinnaker?
Now here is thought that may well
appeal to every sport loving American
When the Resolute carried away her
throat halyard and had to douse her
mainsail why did she not. set her spin
maker in place of the useless sail? 1t
would have served her very well, per-
haps not to hold her lead and win, but
at least to finish the race and take her
licking like game boat. The tack of
the club topsail could have been taken
down.
Personally I think with spinnaker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
Noble outpolnts eeoroes papIr

Montreal, July 16.-Tommy Noble. OF New
York outponted Georges Papin French
lightweight champion. in fast ten-round
bout here last night. Noble carried the
fight to Papin in a majority of the rounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16

.. IN spite of the record entry list. there
wa. .Ss not a. single default in match play
quay This is a record that has never
ueiore n been equaled in a large tourna-
tHent' There are six sixteens playing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
Gunboat Smith Loses to Wloolus

Grand Rapids. Mich, July 1s--Chuck
Virgins, OF INDIANAPOLIS. in a ten-round no.
decision contest beat Gunboat Smith, Of
New York. here last night. Smith Weighed
1s9 pounds and Virgins 172.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
Moore Defeats Patsy Wallace

Toledo. July 16,--Pal Moore, of Memphis
defeated Patsy Wallace. of Philadelphia. in
their twelve-round fGht here last night. in
side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16

Cecil Calvert. North Hills, was all
square with &, J. Youcll. Frankford. at
me thirteenth green. At this same point
d. Wood Platt, Philadelphia champion
and member of the North Hills Club.
w was dormie on J. G. Fox. Frankford.
Their cards to the thirteen follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Philadelphis~--Cicar,- $50.
-. Louis at New Sork-ClearI $40.
= Chi.ago at Washington-Two Ramesj clear
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies at st. Louis-CIear, 3;1B.
New York, at Pittsburgh--Cioudyi $3.50.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati-CIeart 3.
Boston at Chicago-Clear; 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
LED DCLAREY BEATS
LLANERCH'S STAR
BaIa Golfer Trims J. J. BeadIe
in First Round, q and 8.
No Defaults

In the feature match of the first round
IN the first annual invitation golf tour
nim,nt of the sLlanerch Country Club,
Edward c. Clarey, Bala, defeated J. j.
Bpadlc, Of the home club, and 3 today.
Rtade is the star Of Llanerch and his
excellent play in the qualifying round
yesterday made him a big favorite with
his eliminates today, but he was unable
to compete successfully with the bril-
liant and steady golf Of the Bala
players.
Their cards follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY

Cleveland. 81. Athletics, I 20 innings).
New York. 49, st. Louis, 10 G1 innings).
other games pOstponed--rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. Z; Cincinnati g.
BROOKLYN, 4; Chicago. 8 10 inninEs).
Pittsburgh. o. Boston, 3.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16

There Is n letter in the sports department
OF the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER for Doc
Clutch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16

Can be used as landing net or as a
crab net. Change the mesh and YOU
have minnow net, Three sections
Small enough TO put into grip. with
98rdinSry use use WI last for years.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
CONCERNING PERSONAL LIB
ERTY AND CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE"
By Rabbi Wolfe Macht.

ton can claim to DC Gods work by
the exercise of power. No church is
true to herself unless she becomes the
guardian of liberty of conscience for
others.
We hope that none will be found to
disagree with the truth, or rather
truths, expressed ia the two opening
sentences. l have heard some people
of a certain new cult, Christian Sci
ence, argue: "If you hold an opinion
strongly, if you believe it to be for
the good of others that they should
adopt it, are you not bound to make
them share it, and should persuasion
fail, to use force, and even be cruel
to be kind 2 If you do not press your
opinions upon others, is it not sign
that you are not in earnest about them
or regard their truth or falsehood as
an open question:"
The answer to all reasoning Of this
sort is: mo organization can claim
to do Gods work by the exercise Of
power of force You gain nothing in
the way of moral victory by forcing
people to any outward or verbal ac-
ceptance Of your views, however prec-
ious they may be to you. The toler-
ant man has decided opinions but rec
ognizes the process by which he
reached them, and keeps before him.
self the truth that they only be prof
itably spread by repeating in the case
Of others similar process to that
through which he pas sed himself. 1t
is intolerance to 70. ce opinion, even
religious opinion, upon others.
BY opposing vaccination in public
schools, Christian Science is attempt
ing to foist upon young America, at
time when their minds are most re-
ceptive and impressionable, at school
age, its doctrine concerning spiritual
healing. Not only is this attempt Of
introducing the religion Of a sect into
public schools a BREACH Of universal
morality, but it is also unconstitution-
al from the point OF view Of American
spirit of freedom.
This subtle attempt at fastening
Christian Science upon our public
schools constitutes violation Of our
American spirit of free institutions.
Into our schools let cur children bring
the fruits and flowers Of our respect
i've beliefs, which is pure morality, not
our individual preferences and creeds.
Our schools are attended, supported,
and even taught, by believers Of all
kinds Of creeds, and by believers Of no
creed at all, and to foist particular
creed upon our schools is an offense
to fundamental American law.
Christian Science, in so far as It
seeks to oppose vaccination in schools
purely on the ground Of It being
against its creed and belief, and not
(indeed, 1t is impossible) on the
ground Of medical science, is becom-
ing q menace to society. Any church
which does not respect the religious
beliefs Of others is a menace to socie-
ty. This truth is embodied in the sec
ond sentence Of our opening remarks.
The right to worship and believe as
one wishes, is like every other right,
limited by circumstances and condi-
tons. The right to act. think and wor-
ship freely, without restraint, consti-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

8aibinstOn, ,. 6. - Gie Gage
in RuBlouo lit in elm Staoium 8e-
treten, Oas critic 9eiorguiB erre8t
betrefis elmer OrobeRoen sSupaiion
Guropa's uno Citaiieu's ieiten5 Der
9oIidepif- 9lrmeen, ais &beil Nes
2euiue'ieben grogramms, bic gon3e
&3eIt i'm Sabre 1920 sur &eoolution
auf2piegcIu.
Die non &olihof lmo Geuifiu an
Der MoSfau- 6rout ltuO 2)uoepitid) in
Ser baltiideu @egenO erlittcneu9fiid-
id)lage, iopie 0je 9emiibungeu ser
9oIihe1uif 9ertreter in Gorpat, aus
gitblono elm 9lbtouuneu berous5u-
preiieu, ourn oas Die 9olibeipifi
3ugonq 5u einem bnItiId)en Soien
erbalten, babcn cine Sahlaqe ge-
itoifen, Die oen alliirten W16ten
alle5 9luoere ais angenebm lit.
Die 5ruppen General 9enifin's
i'm iiioIihen GuBlano, amf weIde oie
2laiirten lire or0Bten 0oiinnngeu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

ten irgenO elm ibneu gut oiinfenSes
Imenoemeut dnuehueu f5unten
9lit an0eren &orten-eine @rltppe
ofientIid]er 9ealnter, nit bohItens
$500 oOer minoeiteuS nod niht
1,400 Stimueu, bdtten Die 8erfai.
lung Der &er. Staateu in Ser SauO
unb fonnten iiber giaenthum, 6rei.
belt, ia iogar oie 2ebeu@meiie bon
100000 Nleuihen beitimnen
@eun oieies IS. 9Lmeuoemcnt amer.
fonnt peroe. iei Die @iuhf6eiua.
nib Oieier @ruppe poltoumener
rno miafurIider, ais Die irqen6 ei.
ner anoeru @ruppe non 9teniden,
Die in Ser @eididte befaunt iei
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

uliiBien aIio 2eutidIon0 3ugeitduo.
niiie gemnd}t peroen, mabriheinlid
in Der 6orm Uon 4bdn0erlngen oe8
Srieoensnertrags. Ter 2onoouer
,Sbierper" ihlGgt in 8erbinoung
biertuit Der, OoB 9eutitIauo cine
Repiiion 6eS 5rie0enSuertraaS per.
iproden tperoe, oahinqcbeno, ooB
CberIdleiien al Gerti6lauo gnriid.
geqebeu m0 7eutidlIano mo Deter.
reid qeitattet miro iib 5u pereini.
gen.
Gic lctten Gahridten aus Suo,
rlBlano bcIoQcn, ooB Sic Sruppen
0euifiu'3 lid in BOILER 9luiIoimg
befinoen, oltf piIber IIudlt iiuo uno
Dem ooaItdnoiaen 3uiammeubruh
eutQe9cnaebeu.
@s miro lest befaiutt, oaB Die
&olihemiti- Iruppen nad ser Cir.
lei. @eriien un0 Afabouiitau 5u Dor.
riifen in Ser offcnboreu 9GbIidlt
Gitaiien geacu Sic pou sen 9rGiirteu
III Roris geplante 3critGdcIIng ser
Giirfei SIT eutflommen. Sd'on icbt
MAIDEN iid in 2Su0icn, 9eriicn.
9ilboniiton lrnO ser Gijrfci 9Gn3ci,
den encrQiiher notjouaIn 9Giocr-
itono$ bemerFbor. inns sic britiihcu
StontSw1nncr MADDEN fein 6cbI aus
ibrer 9eiiirdltuul Aob iimnltIihe
britiihc 9eiibunaen i'm 0itcu &C
fihr0et iino
9Incrbieten GOItidaf'S nn Snpnn.
Cine 9epeic6c ans Wo8fou, mel
die iib ouf Dtel0ungen aus Gorpat
beruft, ingt, DOB 9lomiroI aoItItnf,
! 6aupt Der Regierttng in 0msf, Ser
americoniiden Gcgierlmg nitact5cilt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

bat, er lei bereit, eiren Ibei[ Sibi
rieu's al S5apar ob3utrctcn, faas
Die 2luiirten uidt meitere 6ilie
idifen I'm 9iuBlanO 5u retten Die
rOtbe Gaoaaerie, 10 Ia0t oie Iepe.
ihc, itebt uor ocn(boren 5a1unroq' 8
uuO Wariupol's, mo Der Taa uon
gfopotiferfaBf ideint inioIge Der
giHnabme bon Qifhaio bepor3uite,
ben, tpo oie goIidemifi 1900 Sc
fanaeue Qemoht hoben. Sen Icni.
fins 3ruppcn fIiehen bon 1Ioitiin
in 8onif in Der RidJtuuq oui Iif.
horietSfoio (Frooins aubon) Hc
iiuo bon Roitom-am-2ou obQeidlnit.
ten uno mcroen ROT }mei 5citcn slt.
iammenqeoriift.
Sic Strabe }um Gmtcoius pom
NorOoiter itebt Sen 9ofihenifi iebt
ofien" 70 ifIicBt sic Ncr6una
o0rtiis unf Dem ,606epmnt"
Notion am.3On. 5m aanlpf
nit Den &oIideIpiti 1T Ger fritiife
1lonent eiHgetretcu. Die golidemifi
itno ibren 5e9nern rumeriid ii6er.
Ie8en. iie baben ous9c3eidnete Qut
bejdblte @eneraIe, iie mcr6en uon
oeutidleu ,{inan3. uuo aoufleuteu
mtcrituBt, ole ais ,Snitructeure uno
teduiihe 8eratber iuuqiren, uno tie
babcn ierner eiu1 olsgejcichnetc Ga.
Da0eric, oaruater Ton. un0 au6an.
aoiafen Die iih bciocnntiif6iq lhIo.
gen 6crner babeu bic golidqnifi
eitbIdnoiid'e uuo lcttiide 1ruopen
in's lre'c1 aeiubrt uno benuben
Die groEe A'niie Der pauern afs 4o.
uoncn'utter mo ]1erieroen. TieIe
Iruppemntaiic beueat ifd In fi0Ii.
der Jlid)tun1 nm oos Comet aob.
Icn6edea I'll beieseH un0 iih bon
bert oits oer Geo uoh 6em 2dlpar.
zen Tcer nno Dem GoiraIus sarijf.
su'lmbfen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
Die Grcibiaot astT ,,RStb'
tUilS".
9ia55ia luirO fOrtseiebt.

gSaibington, .. Is. 2lgenten
Ser 9mOe$regierun9 ieben ibre
&reibin9O aui 8a0icaIe, meldp err
mieienermaBen auf gepoItiamen
Strrs Der 9ieaierung Ser Ser. Staa-
ten binarbeiten, eiirig iort.
Cas ariegsoepartemelt bat Camp
Upton ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir
ole uerbafteten Gomnlniiten sur
8erfiigung geiteQt, lmO elm 5peites
oerdrtiGe5 Eager miro mabriheinIidb
I'M @1ittelueiten bergeiteat meroen,
mo Die Gonlmuniiten ieitgeholten
werOen iollen, bis lie nad 8uBlano
abgeiho6en meroen fonnen.
Gas Suiti3oepnrtement bat SEN
GongreB INN roite 9emilligung BON
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
AGItcit GcS Eebemsmtters
boIts Tiir Gcbnorbcl,
ter rie5i0 0eft5c0cm.

Bolton. 9luS einem uom ,gaat.
SSu0uitriol Conference Board" 10.
eben ueroiieutIihteu, nuf Die ueue-
iten llnterildungeu iih itiibcnoen
gerifte, lit eritdtIih, oaB iit Die
Soften DER 2ebeuSbaItlmg iiir one.
ricaniihe 2obuarbeiter 3piiden SuIi
1914 lm0 9tooember 1919 Inn S2.2
@rotent erb0bt babcu.
Go3 Steigeu ser aoiten Ser 5
Souptpoiieu in Dem 6omiIieubuoget
ieit SSuli 1914 mar: Robrlmg %
Groccnt, 0obuung IS Grocert;
aleioimg 1875 @roceut; Sei5uns
uuo 9idt As 6rotent. in0 8eridie.
ocucS 75 &rpceut
Sdnier mO 9loaieruaa idlulb an
bOben 9leiNcrprciicn.
@iaiam 0}. 28oo0. 9rdiiocnt Der
D9Im @ooIen So" bcbolptet, Ser
llmitano, oab ooS 9ubliclm oorauf
beitebe, iid5 ieiue 9Icioer aus feiuern
&oIlentubc MAIDEN 3u loiien. iei ein
GROCER 6actor in oeu gegempdrti.
gen bobeu SfIeioerptcjieu.
a@enn infer @olf iih 3ufrie6en
geben ipolIte", erfldrte er. cute,
iltbltantiele, oouerbofte 9leioer qua
groberer @oIle 3u tralen f0nnten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

AIeioer 5u erbeblid biIli9eren Brei'
len, ol8 Die iebt berrihenoen ge'
fault mer0en.
,y@em Sie iih dber Die ,5rage
iteaen, uarum unier Rolf iolG bobe
Qreiie fitr ieine aIei6er. oui oeuen
es beItebt, slt be3ablen bat, oiirfen
sic nidt bergeiicn oob elmer Der
@riiu0e Der lit, oaB bic aegieritng
Die g8oae beiitt, Die iie 3u striegs'
preiieu NIT BroiitauiihIag ubgibt."
STaf prupbe5eit
Ieiu Dorf.-Der geiumntte irbu.
0ultrielle 9au Der Jtotion muB 3il.
Iomnenitiir5en, tpeun Die Breiie nod
neiter in Die Sobe geben erflorte
'S $. 8regoe, SecretGr 6e8 Ratio.
nolber6or6es Ser Grcoitleute. in ei
uer Beriammnlnna 0e5 8erbmloes
in Iep gorf. gpcun oie Freiie, 10
fiibrte er aus, iiber cine gepiiie
Sobc binaus gcitiegen iino, fonnen
sic nlf @eb1Iter ouqelDieieuen Glai'
len ben 8ruf nibt mehr au8bolten
un0 miiiien Die ginfdrtfe einiteIlen
mornuf6iu sic Froouction berab'
oebt Inter alien llnitoroeu uiiiie
iebt Sporiamfeit qeii6t uu0 oIle @p-
tru0agon} nnsgeibaltet meroen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

@aris. Ser Gberratb ser
alGiirten bat om 9instog befnuutge-
acben, 0aB ser &erioiuer i5rieoens-
uertrog am Snmstao 10. Sanuar in
Strait treten meroe.
Die Geremonien Ser enoaiiItigen
Rutificirllng oes 8ertrngs mar ur,
ipriinglih ani Sen 6. 5anuar onge-
Test poroen, bod fonnten sic Ser
hanoIun9en nit sen 9ettihen bis
oahin nidbt 5um 9IbidhlB gebradt
reroen.
1ie 9tnfiinoigung oes Sberratb8
nriinoet iid nuf cine GrfIdrunq 6eS
Trb. p. 2ersner, Gbeis Ser 0eutiheu
2eIe9otion, OaB er ooS 4rotocoa
nter3eidnen per0e, nadoem sic
9Itiirten lire SSor0erimq BON 400.-
600 9onnen @erften- Ii. &ofenma-
trriaI, oIs Griob iiir oie BEL Scopa
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
SeudeuepiScmien nnter americana
ideu glRslnuSs zrnppen.

@ai6iugtOn :. 6. - 8eridte an
oen @eueralar}t Der on 4rmee 3ei-
oeu, 0ag inter Den americaniidicn
IruUpen iu Gibjrien 2unaencnt3iin'
ounq uno inter 0encn in IetItit.
lan6 Sic 0toicrn un0 Dipbi6eriti5
berridcn sSH Ger NIT 6cm 70 1e'
ccnber ob9clauicncr 9eridt Uodle
muroen in Geutifiauo q america
niihe gol6oteu tDeaen Tinht5erItiS
uno + megcn Dlc'ern ms 2a'aret5
einqeliefert Ter lotte 3eeft aus
Sibirieu melfcr lido mit Der nit
Dem 70 Tecem6er o67cIar'eHen
gQode beioFt. seiat 90 5u'Iuan'a-
r3Ge mo 7 To0esiaGa inio'9a Gun.
qencrt'iin6uua
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
Sanfer nnO 9ioaiunaa ifnlS an
buben &leiOcrprciicn.
Die preistrcibcr 1l1Sbltbd'
ter Scr 1lTenIcl,beit.

@aiBiugtOn, .. s. Sn
Oen nGdjitcn SaGren III fein
Siutcn Der 8reiic 5a crluartru,
glanbt yiogal Iiecfer, 9AuOeS'
GOmmiiiGr fir 9JrbcitS, 5tati.
Itifen. gSaroen bic 4reiie pI3b.
lid umf Sas y|iuean uon 1913
Gerabiiutcu, meint Dteefcr, 10
luirbcn oic 1olacn fir 6ne
GnbIicnm nod idllimmcr Iein
ais oic SardD bic &rcieitei9es
runa Der lebtcn Sabre berurs
iGdDtem, lpcil cine ReriOOe Oes
greisitnrses ftetS NIT acidIdft-
Iidler 7epreIiion, NIT 9nnfe'
rotten mnb glrbcitSIOiigfeit 5u'
iammenfdllt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
2.75 Nier
bOten.

Sns SuuSCs-S bergeridJt hat betref'
ieuSe Seitimmnns beS &OliteGO''
idlcn &rObibitionsonrdlfhbrnugs
CSciebcs fir rcdltsgiiltis erfldrt.
9llle 0ietranfc nit mcbr ais
Il &roteHt- 9llcDbulaebalt ais per.
bOten erfl1rt. Gntlheionmg
criolgtc nit 3 aegeu 4 Stimmen.
AedDtssiItiafcit oeS Irubihi-
ttons StrfaiimnasamsHSemeutS
lest bic lette 6rage.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

81 50,000 sur 6ortieBuug Ser
Champagne eriudjt.
SOOesitrafc fir 6OfnerrGtbcr.
| &aibingtuu, :. s. - Cine pom
2l69eor0neten Grabam BON 8ennIpI-
panin inn GongreB eingereihte Sod
perratbs GorIoge tuiro iofort porge-
nontmcn meroen; lie iiebt inter 9ln-
oerem SoOc5itrafe fiir 6odperratb
nor.
IrOteit Der grbcitcrif)aft.
Chicago. Die Ghicugoer .15e6e-
ration Of 2obor" bat , Aeiolutionen
angenon1nten. oie lif oegen sic BON
ser 9unoesregierung einaeleitete
8a8ia rit)ten. Die cine Iagt, oie
&oIiugsbeh0r6e ser ;Sooerntion be9e
oen @er0adt, oaB hifter Ser 9}a33ia
Der &eriud) Der glrbeit9eber itehe,
Die orgoniIirte 9lr6eiterihoft 3lt
pernidten"; oie anoere erflGrt, ooT7
bie Ra}3io an oruiiiIdle Ntetbo0en"
uno on .SflredenSberrihoft~ erin
mere Ter Secretdr Ser I0oeration
bebn1tbtet, bic Ro'aia fei oon ..einem
fonbS finanoirt. ser ron 6en Gopi.
toIiiteu nlligebroht nuroe".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
BlamO

Ser5eitise Gage in Ruflaub Osrnr-
iadlt Den 9rOfmaGten ernite Be
iOrgnif. - GrfOlse Der rniiIidlem
&OlIdcluifi lniien cine SupaiiOu
GmrUpa's mnO Citaiien's befiirdl-
ten. - gSeltrcOOlution Oas GrU-
grnmm 9eninc's.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

Sn Dem 9 @2eiTen ron Sort,
Srlnno. aele1enen 7orf Gorrioton.
hia fant es III ejrcn iitiju0iacn er.
bittcrten aornpi 3niid1en 5iun Tei.
ner ino Ifoli3ei.
Bier Eiu6rehe~ ierenatrn ,
Gafferqpn6Ibe Der GoIo 7rilrnit1rrq
so. in Ghicaqo rn6 erbeltteteu 1eqen
$4,000 in BeI0 mo g9erthiadlen
F3aiibsr bradleu IN sic Sapinas
acnf IN IiHaLen. 10. uno rutfomcn
init $i00 9anrgcio m0 $4,000 n
ggrtb5dpieren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
1lIebr ais 1000 HIeniebsn
ostSStet.

WterieD. = gtad Offieieaen
Seridten, Die in Der merieani.
iden Sanptitaot am 9instng.
gIbenb Oer6ffentliflt funrSen,
lit Die Stabt Gpublan omrdl oas
@ro6e6eu in Der Naht Ses 8.
Sannar b6llis 5eritOrt ,uOrbeu.
yfebr ais 1000 9striOncn limb
babel umaefUmmcn unS wcite-
re 1000 mebr Doer lueuiger
ldliuer Oerleat mrfOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

Seh m6' n'03iG aacnu 0cr
% a6afe .,dsIcH6ca AeileuHG peg
beIqiiher Gamblers Irtoa non
Iyief" Hn0 umqefamnen ol5 ibr
>dliV BEL Ct 5botts roTata' non
Gau Rcc itron0eie
Iu goa ScouiS" hab'H einer
9}cm gorfer afdOun5 uTolge iett
47O,034 Nii1Iieoer
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
Vas t6un?
Japan'S GanaHa.

9aris. Der y9Qatin@ ere
Hart, baf infOlae bes suiihcn
Mai6iH9ton nnO SOfiO belag-
Gidl einer japaniidcn Notion in
Si6irien getroffencn 9l6fom-
mems, Sibirien iiiroerbim 6as
oGanaon 5apan'5@ lei. Sapan,
haS uenia Epfer aebrndlt, Gn6e
ans Sem erphen 8eltringen
Sen gr0ftrn Gortheil ae5oaen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
Das tfraMettitintmrcel, el,t.

g|eW Yprf. 39booc 355lon6 mE
aenhldp BADEN bos ,Srauenitifum.
red)ts. 4menoemeut 5ur 9unoea Gcr
iaiiung rotiijcirt. poourdl bic ,3ahI
Der Stnateu, pelhe oas ampn0e
ment guthieBen aui 24 qeitiegerI lit
Eie tSutheibunq y meiterer 9tao
ten lit er'or0erlif. nm oas lmeu6e
mcut cir Aunahue pt brinscl
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
Gie britiiflen 9iien6ahnc

2ie britiifen @iien6ahnange-
itedten babeu ons 2ofranaebof Scr
Relicruna, oas bg0euteHSe Grh0h
nHgeH enthdIf obaclchnt Cine
Eeue 8riie miro befiirhtet.
- gineu Sd1oer 0un ca. einer
getlIion ugruriatlte etne 7erfqarenoe
iSeucrsbrunh i'm 8eidldits0iftrirt
pon Gonpiue. ga.
Gie Iooesiige iuiolae uon 1;n-
ilteH;n ITIo Irphus BADEN En- 9laS
rib cine bebe 3asL crreibt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
an .nhlreiden staaten

- 81 3aBlreid1en 5td8ten Der
mericoniidea Soatea 9)llaten,
Ganeealc Gajaoa5 un0 caraca
praii.ri Hr 3git SgI6e ,7ebgr.
Gm ,}euer ridltete alti oem
FIuqieioc u Inifglas. arig., ciHcn
5naecu pon 100000 an.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11

fSlop pcricnften 0eutid]cn S6iffe,
Inn 125,000 Sorten berabgernin-
BERT batten. 3lpar Iieat nod feine
officieIle 2lntmort bon Berlin por,
rod lit D. 2crsner Ser feiten 3uoers
Tidt, 6aB er Die 3lItinmung icincr
9cgierung erbnlteli miro.
Nmericn iOa 0elh geben.
Ger 9laiirtenratb beidIob nod.
mails on oie Ser. Stuaten einet
9lppeQ 5l rihtcn. sic n6tbigen Gre
Site sur geidofiung pon 2e6en8-
mitteIn fir 0os hluaernoe CeIter.
reid sur 8eriiiguug 3u itellcn Gle
9Ifliirten erfIdren. 0oB lie fein geIo
ha5u b0tten, 3unal Tie BEL Sem Qe.
ncnpGrfigeu Ours iijr 2e6enSmitteI
Fait Sen boppeIten @rei5 Su }a6len
hdtten.
Tie Iiume.6rnac.
1unopn. Der italieniide Oti.
nifterprGiioent 92itti uno ,5talien 5
aRiniiter oes 2leuBern SciaIoia con.
ferirteu on Ginstog in 2onoun nit
99iniiterprGlioeHt 2loD0 8eorQe, no.
Bel aud Ser britiife Staotsiecretdr
0cs NeuBern CURSOR, 9onar Gam
uno Ser itoIieniihc 9otidniter 2Sm-
pcriali Btge}oaen maren
Cbihon Die Gouieren3 me6r Den
Character elmer inforlueaen 9e.
ipredliine trit1. itcht iett oo6 ien,
naB 2Iopo @corge Iih nit oen ito.
Ticniihen 9eDoamddtiQten n0d So.
ris beaeben piro, Inn oie @orihldQc
9fitti's betrefiS elmer 20iun1 Ser
: Characterization ser inter
Gaiirten Gonferenj III urter6rritcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-11
TrieOensi6lnb
Deri9Oben.

Sfficielle TrOeIamirnng Oes ger-
iailler 5ricSens iOa nun OefinitiO
am II. San. erfOlgen. = Sber-
rGtb Der @lliirten bat 8efannt-
madDnng erlaiien. - GomprOuif
besaglidj Der an 9entidllanS ge-
itellteu Suroerrngen er5ielt.