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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Railroads and Steamboats,
MAINE NEtS nal nHiLnOs.
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA FOR
Eastern Standard Time

Bangor. sI24 am, g 20 a. m. - IS a /.
r. 80 p m. 1905 p. m. IS. 40p. m.
B. & A. Pts. tl.24a-m.. 1929 am. % 2Saa
Bar Harbor. 1923 am. t9.2s a. M Spa
Bath. $40 a. m. 1923 an. +o35 az
si0l6 a m. taos pm. 16. ID pm. los. ?;
Belfast t9.2s a. m. =. 55 p. N.
Boston. g. Lam. t6. % am. g IS n iii
a m p 10 p m. "A. 5p. m. S. l3 D m, -lo.j.P;
Calais. 3.29 a. m. t9.2S a. m.
Dover aud Foxcroft. r So p. m.
Gardiner. *.3l0a. m. 1923 a. m. p IS a,
slo,16 m. z. 46 p. m. AIS p. N. 'S!3 ? ,
HaIloweli. ts. % a. m. IS am. sioisa-
II. 40 p. m. t4.l5p. m, -6. ID pm. .l0.i!F i:
Harmony. r. So p. m
Lewiston, t6. % a. m. 70 IS a m. $40 : = /.
taos p. m. IS. 10 p. m. ~l0.5l p. N.
New York. IS. Tsp. m.
Portland. 50 | Ga m. IS . a m. p IS a Z I'LL
a N. r 80 p. m. a 05p. m, 20. bpm. "l05ipi
RockIand. TO- % a. m, fe. IS a. m. IA 0jpr
Skowhegan. 80 IS m. z. SIS p. m, ~ 4op A.;
So Gardner. t6. 23a m. g. IS a m. SO "a,
IT, IS p. m. t4l5 p. m. s6. Is p. m. sl0.5i "a
St. John. Il "a a m. 70 IS a. m.
Wsterville. *124 a. m. 80 % a. m. - q u
Hos pam. ta.55p.m., s3.o5p.m-. r6.40pa
Daily. fDaily. except Sunday
Sunday only. fDaily. except Moudsy.
DC. DOUGLASS. NIL. HARRIS,
$3.50 V.P. & GenT ME. GenI Passenger Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tuesday, July 13, 1870.

claws against prohteerins and
their more or less arbitrary enforce
ment will not build houses, will not
produce clothing, will not provide the
nation with eoaI."-Governor Cool
idoe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

The Democratic nominee, having
announced how he proposes to make
himself solid with the farmers, may
now be expected to issue a statement
to catch the labor vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

There is said to be some talk of
Henry Ford as compromise candi-
date for the committee of 49, Henry
has just bought railroad. too. For
a campaign document or just to give
his followers a ride?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

Llewelyn o. Hamilton. 81, retail fish
dealer at Woodfords for 90 years and
previously following the sea for a
number of years. died Sunday after
10 days illness of typhoid fever. He
was born on Chebeague Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
What Counts

But You can't Ring OF So Easily
She-1n a way. getting married is
like using the telephone.
He-Hows that?
She-Well, you don't always get the
party you want."-Advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

One trouble with recognizing Mexi-
can governments is that nobody can
seem to recognize them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

Governor Cox evidently believes
the way to a newspaper mans heart
is through his stomach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Maine GOSSIP
Where the Water Lilies Grow

(EliZabet Powers MerrilD
There's a pond below the mountain
Where the water lilies grow.
In the days when August shimmered
To the shores l used to &C.
Not alone, one smiled upon me,
Often did we wander there
Laughing-gathered water lilies
Garlanded her sunny hair.
As she looked then so l see her
Her clear eyes appraised to mine,
Feel her slender Clnglng fingers
See the sunlight on her shine
Still l hear the paddles spiashing,
See the birches on the shore,
Hear the hermit thrush a-calling,
AS il called in days Of yore.
She I love lies lowly buried
Where the hill slopes TO the West:
Through the years my heart remem-
ters-
Life has lost its old time zest.
Loved ones to us are not given
To abide their loss We weep
Mourn them, and our lives are lonely
Yet it is the Dead We keep,
When the water lilies blow.
Over my lone heart comes stealing
Days and hours l used to know.
Comes my loved one in her beauty
To my eyes how young and fair,
can feel her clinging fingers
Smell the lilies in her hair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

What's this? Already talking
about a fourth party?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Sad Case

Mrs. White-Why, what is the mat
ter?
Mrs. Green-My husband did not re-
turn home last night and I'm afraid
he's starved to death because he had
only 800 with him.-Judge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Light and Airy
Paradoxes

Says Ebenezer White:
Il think IL somewhat strange
Whenever moneys tight
l never have loose change"
Springfield Union.
Says Hezekiah Snow:
oh why has Fate decreed II
That when I have no dough
It's just the time l need it."
Portland Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

The death of Lieut.. George I.
Brown reduced the Bangor members
of the Loyal Legion to three who at
tended the funeral services held Sun
day afternoon at Bangor. They We're
Major William Z. Clayton. Capt.
Frank A. Garnsey and Lieut.. S. Dean
B. Venson. Lieut.. Brown served all
through the war and was for some
time in Libby prison. He was long
in the market business here. and died
at the National Home at Togus.
A special town meeting will be held
Wednesday at Kennebunk to hear the
report of the committee of Is ap-
pointed at previous town meeting
This committee will present plans for
a new Town hall to replace the one
destroyed by fire last spring. The
question of a new high school build
ing will also be considered. The
Electric Light Commission will ask
for power to replace dam across the
Mousam river at their plant Money
will be raised for the proper observ-
ance of the centennial of the town, to
be celebrated Aug l and ..
Daniel Dole, So. last of his family
and fourth of the same name in four
generations since his great-grand-
father settled on his farm in I'LL,
died in Stroudwater during Satur-
day night, being found lifeless in bed
Sunday mprning. He had apparently
been in excellent health Saturday.
He was member Of the Stroudwater
Baptist church. a widow and two
sisters. Mrs. Horatio Maxfield and
Miss Louisa Dole survive.
Holman Day has written a new
novel, which will be brought out this
month by Harper & Brothers. 1t is
entitled "All- Wool Morrison" story
of politics, love and. business set in a
prosperous New England manufac-
turing town-of a political battle to
conserve what Mr.. Day calls the
white coal" of the Maine rivers The
whole action of the story takes place
in a single day and night, most of it
during the period between midnight,
when the term of one governor ex-
pires. and noon of the following day.
when his successor is inaugurated.
Our knowledge of what Holman Day
can do with his pen and typewriter
and our knowledge of the subject
taken by him for this story. leads us
to believe that "All-Wool Morrison"
will lead all sales of his writings
especially in Maine.
Thomas Dooley of Chico, Cal, has
returned to Bath. where he was born
in 1S43, for his first visit since he
left 80 years ago to seek his fortune
in the California gold fields, sailing
as ships boy on the ship Deacon. He
very naturally finds few people he
knew and many changes about the
city.
Court martial proceedings have re-
suited in the conviction and sentence
to expulsion from the post of Capt
Clarence P. Cakes, former COM
mander Of the post, for false state
ments concerning his service in the
army and conduct unbecoming a gen.
tleman and member of the Amerf-
can Legion.
Ilewelyn o. Hamilton. So, retail FISH
dealer at Woodfords for 90 years and
previously following the sea for
number of years. died Sunday after
10 days illness Of typhoid fever He
was born on Chebeague Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

Court martial proceedings have re-
suited in the conviction and sentence
to expulsion from the post of Capt.
Clarence P. Cakes, a former COM
mander of the post. for false state
ments concerning his service in the
army and conduct unbecoming a gen.
tleman and a member of the Amert-
can Legion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

TOHN n. PACKER, we'll.
y known electrical engineer, OF
Liberty, Mo-. who says that to
look at him to-day no one
would ever take him to be the
same man he was before Tan
lac restored his health. Has
gained forty-four pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
A Cranky Stenoarapher

Is there anything neaner than
cranky typewriter? If so. what,
where and why?-"As She Sees It. in
Lowell Courier Citizen
What Counts
The amount of money fellows
father has doesn't seem to cut much
figure here"
No. it's the amount of the fathers
money the son has."-Yale Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Abundance of Great Men

After reading the nominating
speeches. said Jud Tunkins. II al
ways feel that the country is safe. no
matter who gets elected. Washing
ton Star
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Sure! the Drum Major

Did you ever see a man VINO looked
as if he were having a good. time when
he was marching in a pardde?-Port-
land Evening Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
Augusta Lodge Directory

TRINITY coMMANDERY, NO. z, K.
T-Stated concIave Friday, June 18TH,
1920, at $50 p NJ in the Asylum, Ma
sonic Temple. Water ST.
En-. GEORGE F. GIDDlNGS. r. I.
Sir GEORGE H. BANGS. Rec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13

Thomas Dooley of Chico, Cal, has
returned to Bath. where he was born
in 1S43, for his first visit since he
left 60 years ago to seek his fortune
in the California gold fields, sailing
as ships boy on the ship Deacon. He
very naturally finds few people he
knew and many changes about the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-13
SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material in a
poor dye. Insist on Diamond Dyes.
Easy directions in package.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02
RicIi0c Summon 0lt
Stcuerit crbGben.

8aibingtOu, .. 6, - 5eit Sep.
teutber 1917 bat ole 9ln0esreqies
rung ebeniobiel an 9innemteuern
erboben, mie insgeiammt in oen
gon5en SO porbergebenoen SSubren,
mte cine iOeben poutBunoe8-9tnn
iteueramt oerOfieutIidte 3uammen.
iteIlung erieben ldBt. SSn 0en 215
S5abren ser ariee8 .8eiteuerur0 ieit
September 1917 beliefcu itdJ Die
@innabmen Der He0ierlinq aus oie.
Ter Guele ouf $tt,4SL109, 900,
gegeniiber $tt,582 100000 in 6en
uornISgegargencn 80 SabrcH. Bonn
September 1917 bis gum 1qmi 1918
nlr0sn $3,545, ,235,000 Dcreu
nabnlt, pom I Suli 1919 bis sum-
/. SuIi 1919 So. $50, 10000 uuo
pom eSuIi 1919 bis sum 81 QIam
oieie5 25abreS $4,o85,723, 500.
Bon 1852 bis 1919 moren 0ie
6oupteiuno6mequeIcn Ser 9leqie.
rura Iobaf un0 8etrdnfciteuern
rno om >. 9luauIt 1909 mlr6e Die
Giufommeuitcuer ouf Gorporotioneu
cingefiibrt. Aber crit ais 9tmcrico in
DEN @eltfrieg cintrot, nuroen 0ie
ihmeriten ie in Scr 8eihibtc be.
tannten Steucrn oufcrIeqt.
@or 1917 botte sic Regicritug
5teucreinnobmcu bou ijbcr $500.
100000 uur in cinem ein3igen
Sabre; in 1916 morcn oic Ginna6.
men $5t2.702,000.
Die Soften ser Gjn3iehung Der
Stenern beldnicu iid off So Gents
fir ic6c $t00
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

africaniIher gorboren i'm 8rieae
perwen0eten, iiberfIutben iie beute
europa nit 0enielben. Sic babeu
Die Shnor5en 3unt&iuihlahten rui-
iiIder 8auern benuet, tie babeu tie
noh Der Giirfei uno 91lIgorien &c.
bra6t uno aud Sprien oumit onee-
iiiIlt. Aber im gr0Bten DfoBitabe
boben Tie Die Sdnar3en in oerBiaI3
nermenoet, 10 bieI icb neiB 3piihen
10000 ln0 10000.
Die Sdpnr5en iinO 3u eiuem
Shreden gemoroen, Der lid niht
ausmaIen I1Bt Sic pergreifen Iid
ON 6rouen itno Mdoden, moroen
bormloie Gipilperionen uno ent3ie-
ben iih oft gonslih oaer Gontrolle.
Sic iino 0ie Observation-Disclosures per
barboriiden 8eitimnlrgen, Die in
Dem iogenonnteu 5rie6en2pertroge,
Der Die 3ett nm 1000 Sabre 5uriid.
geiest bat, enthnlten itno.
25n Der Iebtpobigen 4usgobe Der
Barrier 3eitung .gInrite" heiBt es:
,Ie6en Der fait niht i'm Baum 81
holtenoen 8eitioIitat ser ihmar3eu
8ruppen perbrcitet aranfbeit lid in
ifreflither Reiie aus. (8a8 6ann
foIgt, IaBt Iib in 3rud nid)t pie.
oergeben).
8or mir Iiegen 2usio9en Don
Gernanoten pon Gpfern, Aer5ten,
9lnm1lten un6 anoeren Berionen.
Die 3obl Ser iungen DtGoden, Die
i'm SaartbaIe perihminoen, uno
ipdter ais 2eihen eeiunoen meroen,
mehrt ijd) iortm05renO 9lu3 Uioir3,
Gms, 8iesbnoen un0 2llopigsbofen
miro beridtet, odB oen Sto6toer-
palttngen befobIen nuroe, ben
id1mar3en Iruppen mebr 8ele9en-
belt Ill aeben, lid iu oaniiiiren
lie 5tabt Saarbriifen bat idou
10000 T2arf nu5aeben miiiien, iol.
DE gAmiiiirungspIose" eiu3urihten
Gcm I}iirgermeiiter elmer gcuiiien
5td0t. Der 3ogerfe, Der ,Soroerung
Der 6ran3oien, Oeu Staotihae fur
iolhe 31pede an5ugreifen, noh5u.
tommen, pur0e BON Den frans6ii.
idcn Gommanoanten geiagt, er iete
lid ourf ieine Neigerung elmer
frie9sqerihtlihen Groceiiirilng aus;
.ioIhe gldse" ieieh iehr n6t6ig.
8ieIe 1rauen baben SeIbItmor6
be9angeu, nndoem tie pon S6mor.
sen anqeqriiieu noroen Daren.
Ticicuiacn ole iiir bic g6ienouna
id'nar3er garboren noh europdi.
ihen Stdoten eerontportIid iino,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

-9(ft g1eger 5oloateu 0onganp
@ront, 81, oie 3un Io6e bcrur.
tbeilt moren, neil iic inn Qlai 1918
i'm Camp Elm wciBe5 0}doden onqe.
arifien hotten mlrocu pon Grdi
Nilion 3u tcbensldnali6cr 3uht-
hal3hoft be0naOi9t
- 9or 0en 2luqen ibrcr 4 fleinen
Climber muroe in GleUelon0 cine 80
Sabre oItc italicniihe 5rnu Don ei.
nem 2onosmonu uno iriiberen @oit.
gdnqer ermoroet, Der 0ann Selbit.
moro beging
Miiiouri'8 1cmofroteu bnben
nuf i6rem Stoat3couoeut Die 0olfer.
liQo in6oiiirt uno Zen, Reeo, Der Elm
entibe0ener 8eauer Der 2iga tit, ais
Geleqot gum Acknowledgement o6ge.
lebnt
Ger ebcmnlige greuier Sol.
Gaiaour 1T pom ironJ6iiihen 5enat
6es 8erfe6rs un6 Giuoerne6mens
nit Dem ,Yeino idJuI6ig bcfunoen
mor0en Irei Sabre @eidnaniB (oie
o6er ourd bic llu'eriuduugsbait at5
DerbiiBt gcItem; SATIRE gerbann'
uuq un6 gcrmit ser bjirgerliben
Gbreprehtc lautete 6a5 llrtbei
,{a ibrcn 5cim su TurtIe
2otc. u Tat, mur0cu Scr 1ouHer
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02
mir tnmrSen in cen Krie0
bincinaeISeen Iaet 60
SsIlette.

MuOiiun, isis. - oSic ba.
ben uns in ben Grieg biucinge,
lOgen nnO fiitterten nno nit
GIsen, nadJScm iuir i'm Sriege
Orln maren", erfldrt 5cnatUr
Gd JUllette in eincm 2citartifel
in icinem ,Maga5ine".
o0emOfratie buiieno, brillten
iic iidD beiier, oaf es elm Srieg
lei, nm Die 8elt fir 0emofrn.
tie iidjer 81 madjen", fabrt Der
Senator fort, gTie lunften nber
iebr luObl, Oah bic Sente, Die
ben 6rteg befiirmortcten, bar.
ami ans maren, Reidltbimcr III
iammeln nuS oem Smpcrialiss
mus in Der gansen Welt sur
&Orberrifaft an nerbelien."
Sn einem iueiteren 9eitnrti-
Eel tritt Der Senntor fir cine
ReOiiiOu oes SrieoensUertraaes
IN 6uniten bon 0entidllanS
Elm. y0nS gertrunsn6fommen
NIT 0emtidllanO", iagte CT, aft
cine Sdmnh fir Sns Gbriiten.
tbnm. IS lit cine Rndfebr sur
Sarbarei nuo cine SdDanSe fir
bic Terfaiier. Gs 1T Der ge,
ginu SeS arieaes nnS nidJt bag
GnSe. (fs muf nmaeidjris6en
tuerSen i'm @sifte bes TrieScns
nno Der Serehtiafeit, iouit
tutrb Die @eIt cine lucitere
grove saIamitGt erleben."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02
TrieOtnSgrenel,
Die 5rnn5OieH idlrsfli6er @rcnd.
t6aten bci6uloigt. Sdmarse
Sarbareutrnppen 5rnntreidl's ban.
len mie Seitien i'm oeutidlen
Secnpatiuusgebiet, gtihtuie.
Oer5ugebenbe GiuSelnbciten bon
Gnriier 3eitHug UerOfientIidlt,

9uuOOn. - 50. 0IoreI, Ser /. 3.
0ie belgiihen 8reueltbaten imGougo
entbiiate, bat Dem rllniperial Ser.
oice~ iiber Die 3ultGnoe in Dem bon
ben 6ransoien beiebten oeutiben
Sccupatiousgebiet einen 8eriht 5u.
geiteat, ser iOIf' Gntleslihes ent.
bdlt, OoB ,llniuerial Seroice" nor
Der 8er0iientlidung ieiuen Gorre.
iponoenten III 0ariS beauitragte,
Den geriAt beitdtigen 5u IaneH.
Gie$ lit mu BON Dem iran30iiihen
5ociaIilteniiibrer Sean 2on3uet ge.
iheben uno Der 8eridt Johann Der
CefientIibfeit iibergeben poroen.
WoreI i6reibt;
SD babe nibt 5u beItreiten6e
9lu5funft erbaIten, 0aB bie iran3oIi.
ihen 0liIitoriiten oie ifGnoli6lten
8peueItbaten ae9en oaS meibIjde8e.
ihIed)t oie fpeiBe RniIe II. oie Gioi.
Iiiation beriiben. 9fift iuirieoen ga.
nit, onb lie him0crttollicnoe ouf ser
nie0rigiten GuIturituie itcbenoer
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

0anOpirtbiddft. lei BON 6ein Specu.
Iauten uuo 9rofitmohern an san.
Den unO SiiBeH eebunoeu.
&aa Street Elm Relouen6eet.
S5n 8aa Street. iaete Der Seua.
tor, geoiebeu beuer oie .Q2eIoneu",
.beidieuen bon Der Souue Ser Son.
oerpripiIegieu, ge6unat nit Dem
SdrpeiBe Ser arbeit, 6eDdIIert BON
ben Ghr1uen ser 9lrmutb", 6erart,
0aB cine gRecoroernte" beuoritebe.
BON ser ole @infoi1menitauer nihts
abbefommc, n0bren0 0us Bolt ouf.
seioroert wer0e, feline n5teufs" III
eiien uu6 fIeibig &rieg8ipnrmarfcn
5u fouien, 0omit oie Ser. Staateu.
&egicruuQ bel einem Ginfommen
BON 6 0tininrbcu Q N}iuior0cn Der.
ihIerOerr fonue"
@rO$peritdt MIR ianIcr 3unbsr.
@s iei Elm Srrtbnm. au3uuebmen,
0aB lleberilub i'm 2on0 berrihe.
giele 2eute, ole ME Nlougel Qe.
fonnt batten, Ie6ten iett in 3elten,
itatt in @duiern; Goltien0e BON
@dnneru ,Srauert uno aiu0eru
piiBten nidht, ipo lie Sur 3eit 6oS
SeIO fir Sdube, aIei0er un0 sic
pidbti9iteu llnterboIt5mittcI herneb.
men iolltcn.
8enn Erofitntotber, melhC Oas
@eieb iibertreten. ms 3udtbous gc.
Itedt tpiiroen, f0nre man ouf Elm
roiheS Sinfen Scr Greiie retneu.
vgeneralonpaIt GoImer", mari
bier Senotor 2enroot, gep., g9is.,
elm. rbrouht MIR eincu Mnio.
mar nodl 2eoocumortt III idideu,
Damn bort Ser @uhcr oui. Gr IteQt
80 dui iefdGIeu ouf. no or
8drenfoIIen bcmtben Ionte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

25r Dem Steinbruf 3u TIotrod
9}ih., perunqIildtcngtic. BitIer. Der
@eiiBer oes 9rufs, un0 Der 80 SAB.
re oIte IAeoo. aonea tootIi6.
Der SO Sabre alto Ghos.
araus. 5tationso9ent Ser 95urtb,
ncitern, gabH in N}enominee, I2id.,
hot iih erhdngt
- 3niiheu Den Itreifen6en SET
sern ser oiientIihen SduIen uno
Der SfuI6ehoroe BON GHicaao fom
Elm GompromiB fiir 9ohner6o6ungen
Don 10 bis % Qrocent IL itanoe, 10
ooB Ole ShuIen, fue[he iniolge 6es
Streifs 10 Gage lang geitIIoiIeu
bleibcH nluBten tpie6er cr5iinrt per.
ben fonnteu Iic 0ei3er erbaltcn
lest $3.50 bis $2,100 in 5a1r,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

Sr 2erington bat ein IS oyo6.
re alter gurite cingcitan6cn, einen
7idbri9er ana6en entfiihrt ur6 nit
eincm ennlner cridIogen 3l hoben
3u Gong Bead fan6en Der
ITlieger Geo. 1ol0 uno elm goiIaaier
ibren COB, oIs Elm 9(eroplan, nit
Dem GnIq maroperirte, in 6enCcenn
itiir3te.
germutbIid oos Cpier elmer
arbeiterieh5e, 1T 6er G1icaqoer 2lr
beiteriilbrer un0 Gotitifer G6por6
Coleman in ieinen bureau erifoi.
ZEN noroen.
lie bic },cr. Stnaten nit
Nrrico oerbin6enoc 1SuBgdnaer
bride 5u 2are6o, Ger, If ourf
dcuer ieriiort morocn. 16a0eu
$30O,00n
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02
9ie Gntente=
GOnfcrcns.

@Hn 3emO.Gonferen5 Der Gntente-
Fremiers sn barmOniidem glb-
idIluF eelnnat. = 9IGe Sifferen-
sen babem iidl in &Oblgefullen
nufsel6it. = 9lle Setbeilieteu III.
frie0engeitelt. = 9entiflanO iOa
200 Miillinroen @lnrf GntId)Goig.
ing sGblen. - @eriaiIler &crtraa
iuirb, lueun n6tbig NIT 8elpalt,
bis 5itm letten Sndita6en Onrd-
gefiibrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02
9lnspliinbernns bcs gnblienms.

Die II. e. Steel Corporation
babe in oen Iebten 3 S5abren 500
NiGionen lleberiduB e8ieIt, noh
2l63uq aaer 8ioioen6en uno o6nobl
315 Uh1ioncn fir 8erbeIIerunaen
ousgegeben mor6en poren.
lie Iobacco 4ro6ucts Corpora.
! tior bobe 1547 Brocent m + r
Frofit er3ieIt als i'm Sabre 1914.
mdbreno 6es ao6Ienitreits, als
oo$ qan3e 2ou0 inter Der 9obIcn.
fnnppheit lit, QinQ Der 8reis iiir
Hoh0l nm 300 9rotcltt in bic S06e
/ uno iteigt beute nod inrer
Die General Cigar SO. 61ttc
1919 on ie6em Ioaar ibrer Ter,
fduie eiuer Broiit ron 38 Gents.
Ter Eroiil Scr Sine & 2cather
So. mar 1919 312moI qrober, als
1914 2o6ei Hcigen 0ie Rrelie iiir
| Ghuhc INNER hober uu0 hober.
2qdhren0 Der 0cj3eniormcr in
0ell lPBtell pier ,SnlreH nit germ
gem grofit orbaitctc. bctruq bic 3us
na6mc oc 9roiits ocr Is 0tH6Iqn-
onlo9en Der >touoar0 Ninin0 SO.
qegcn 100 Erocent
Ger unDerihduteiie Rau6onian
AMI Die Iaihcn 6es Go,tes iqi o6cr
oer uGoruar" in 3ader, Ser m9c.
tort oirrct mtgr ogH aIu3eH Der
8cqiernua ms 4'erf geirbt mcr0c
Ztc girmoheiojion itebe Dor Der
(biir mo Ole americaniife Sans.
irau mer0c micoer. Die in oen nor,
tcraebeuoen ,Sahren ousaeplilu6ert
mgroen
lluier piftigIter getrieb, Die
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

pllBten iebr mobI, mas Oie 5oIgen
fem rpiir0en. @s muroen SoIoaten
aus geraoe ioIde Stdmnen aitsge.
boben, Die oui Ser uie6riglten @nt.
mifluugsitife iteben.
@eIh unausIoidIi6er SaB eeqen
Dos frorBoiiide goIf aufgebduft
miro. fam nur oie 3uFrluft lebren.
Cine herborragenoe M1iIit6rper.
ion Iagte mir: ,@enn i6 elm Geut.
iher mare, miiroe it 9lae8 pergeben,
mr. oieS nid]t."
SD pieoerboIe, oab oieieSddno.
Iidfeit Elm gIusfIub oes @eoanfens
iit, ser Dem 6rieoensoertroae 3u.
grilnoe Iiegt, oes8eoanfens, elm aan.
3es 9of 3u ruiniren. su oerfcIooen,
Su eruieSri8en, 5u 8erreiBen uno in
oen tiefiten gIbgrimo Ser 8er5Deif,
lung in0 Sdmoh 3u treiben."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02

eerniihte GHtid1bigiings Commit
iion Der gnteute beauftrngt, sic 10.
fOrt einen @ntDltri ausnrbeiten iod,
6ranfreidl mndlt ncae ausfladlte.
Dtiniiterprdiioent D1iaeruno tbeil-
te Dem @utenteratb nit, 6rantreih
merOe ieine 3ruppen in l5ranffurt
a %. nidt 3uriidsieben, ebe nitt
Die oelttide 9fegierrug Die 8eitim-
mungen betreffs gntloIilng ieines
Seeres noIlitduoig ausgeiiihrt babe.
uripriingIih botte e5 gebeiBen,
6ronffurt ioIe MIR beiebt bleiben,
bis Die GeihsDebr ans oem Ruhr-
gebiet, Dos 3ur ynelttrolen 3one" ge-
hort, 3itriidge5oeen ieien, mas no6
elmer 0ftttbeiluug ser oeutihen Sic.
gierung an Die @ntente geihehen III.
9as tirfilds 9srOblem.
Ser @utenterotb beidIob, Sen
Siirfen ibren 6rieoeusoertrog um
10. 0tni in 8aris 5u iiberreihen lnO
uotbiaenfaaS sur 3urdfiibrung ser
,Sricoensbeoingungen milit1riife
@epoIt an3umenoen. Vile tiirfiiden
8efeitigungsperfe Lungs Sen 0aroa.
neIIeu uno Dem 9osporus ner0en
unter Dem Gertroa serIt0rt, iruo oie-
ie 5rpei 8epdher internntionaIifirt
mer6en.
gSas Gnglnn0 ergGlt.
Soneit bis iett befonnt, iou@roB.
britanl1ien rnter Dem Grieoensuer.
trag NIT Der 3iirfei erbaIten:
RalGittna.
?. 0}eiopotamien.
8. Gas Gaucaius 8ebiet nit Sen
&0ien 9atum umo 9ufu.
f. Gie 9agooo gahn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-02
ImerieaHer fOrhert Snriidiiebmna
Der SdJWarseu.

SerIiu. - Der reid)e americoni.
ihe 5ocialiIt Sobn Ge aap bat ei.
uen 9luiruf erIaiien, in weIhem et
non bie Gbre ser entente" appeairt,
uno oie 3uritd5iebung Ser iran3oii.
ihen Reger.G .Gruppen for6ert.
SSn Dem glufruf beiBt es: .0ie
iiingite Sbnnd, 6eren iih ole iran.
joiiidenSSmperiaIiiten iduI0ia mod,
ten, inoem iie lire riIoeH Shpar,
sen iaroteil, pon oenen Sic 0eutIbcn
SSroieu uno RinOer bergcmoItigt
un0 terroriTirt rper6en. lit elm Ser.
brehen, geoen peIheS lid 0ie6rauen
Ser @eIt otflebnen ntiiIien ino 6o$
cine SerouSforOerltnq on Sic ouItin.
oiaen gfenertc in ser QorHeu 0elt
beoettet"