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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
Standing Of the Clubs.


The longest reign in British history
Is that of Queen Victoria, which be-
gan on June %, 1887, and ended with
her death on January %, l90l--63
years, Z months and . days The
shortest is that Of Richard III, who
began to reign on June 26, 1dS3, ana
two months and seventeen days later
was slain in battle with Henry Tudor
earl Of Richmond, who reigned as
Henry VII.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
FAMOUS ATHLETE HURT
Sumner Veasey Partly Paralyzed by
Fall from Motorcycle.

Chicago, May 29.-sumner veasey,
captain of the University of Chicago
gymnastic team in 1918, and ma.
tional intercollegiate tumbling cham.
pion, is in hospital his lower limbs
paralyzed as the result OF a fall from
his motorcycle. 1t is said his back
is broken and he may not live
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
WOMAN is NAMED

For Democratic Acting Associate Ma
tional Committeeman.
Charleston, w, Va, May &c. w.
Osenton, acting Democratic national
committeeman from West Virginia an
ncunced yesterday that he had APP
pointed Mrs. Rose McGraw De Berriz
of Grafton, acting associate national
committeeman, Mrs. De Berriz is a
sister of the late j. T. McGraw, for
mer national committeeman from his
state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
Results of Games in Both Of the
Major Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, A; Philadelphia 0.
Boston, 6; Brooklyn 3.
Chicago, 6; St. Louis. 2, (lst game).
Chicago, Z; St Louis, 0 cd game.
Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburg, /.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
NO PAPER MONDAY

Monday, May 81, VIII be celebrated
as Memorial day this year and there
VIII be no issue of the Evening Ban
ner The office will be closed all day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
Program Given Friday at Maude /
Carpenter School.

TToSTdH 0iNeH rEFudy at mauue -
Carpenter School.
Interesting exercises were given
Friday morning by the pupils Of Miss
Maude L. Catpentar private school
on North street in observance Of
Memorial day.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows.
Song-America School
Memorial Day
Townsend X. Wellington
The First Violet
Estelle Bennett
The Soldiers Song
Helen Cushman
The Castle Builder
Katherine Rayi-Booth
True Spirit Justin Kellogg
The Question Charles G. Bennett
Song Star Spangled Banner
The Flag Goes BY "
Elizabeth Cushman
Union and Liberty Nora Ravi-Bcoth
Decoration Day Van Yechten Graves
The Flowers Juliana Holden
A Regular Boy Breard Hawks
Paul Revere's Ride John S. Holden
The Arsenal IL John Cole
The Gray and the Blue Ruth Kellogg
Lincoln, the Great Commoner
Richard Holden
Song Red, White and Blue
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, A; Boston, 3.
Washington, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit, 3; st. Louis, l.
Cleveland, 13; Chicago, 6.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED

Young man to work in printing Of
flee. Excellent opportunity to
learn trade. Cigarette smokers
need not apply, Call at Banner
Office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31

onnbt lin %irfIombco poa @onOi i
Nifer pcb 2riitiania. Gen t30e No-
pcnlber bolotcS Ell itGrrc Wabning2
fcItliNbc0 pco Sfplcu meO GoIer al
SfolcnS 9Grcrc &6pcritao og &ri't,
pif, al Troie9Ior Mtoriu& Sp0ltdo
oQ neutrality-suspicious. IrGttebcrg og
@usbutu. Sfolcn bar onltring 80
Glcucr.
Wco Sen nprifc 6oIteifole or Ser
iremoeleS 2NrcrmnnNeI. Gnttrellt
1000 2~prerpoitcr peO Sano2folte'to-
len or M ubcn l,o0anncOc SGrcrc.
SproQitriOcn guor pao fremoeIe$
Sioen Nptaor bar 1O9 &re0le ganct
oucr iii 2auo5manlct.
Ge ii6Ite 9lpiier m~e66cler, at
Strcifen pcO Scrubancrne MI cr
mrnoQaaeliq. Streitcu pil bcQnnOc
inoracn, lite GecCnbcr. &c icrlte
9oae bill al Sernbanetraijf opborc.
Nten man haaber mart at flulnc Tnd
en- Gel 900 iguuG igie1. Foltell plI
bIi b~ciororct meO Nutomobilcr o.
Tompifibe. Mlnlenbcoen er forbe
rest poa lloiaIoet % tagcr llIptten
ueo 30.
3Ote Nopember 1920.
Inoer$ S"fre0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31
&pinoe / G~nle3bnrg ucicr nit nritcn
80 Fnno, % buu Tiger, hun trur
SanIac %frclitc bcrOcs 9is.

Wine Sn0er bapoc truffet nti1
1lco I'll at pGrc nGitcn finn en- Sfn1-
&c, og lea Ocieoc life mere eno 50
FlniO, men GalIoc bar bD91ct mia
% I9Icn I'll at icQ MI pcier upr 1870
%llio, % le8 gIGoer mig pc0 Den
oler beoitc @eIbreo", par Sen
| Snl0bc0 mcrfpprOiac GrflrrinQ
Nloet a Mrs. Bertha Glnocrion, al
25S 2. &corI ST., @clc&burQ, Gu.,
Seq bopoe ct Ioa on0ortct Iii
fTloc al Moueonoc, at lea life finn
Dc iptic set nli1loitc u0cu at Ii0c !
ftllteOi2 citcrpao, oQ lea bar Ioo
lDng, at icl uGiten life fln0c AGA
onltrin9 ! Nuict. Seq les iaa al
Spbl"'tlco, at ieS Iigeircm moattc
lroppc eitcr @iit for at trrffe
NnnOe, % mango @onge Ipntc5 set
ION ON bpcr A~al10eorag ifl,Ioc bIi.
DC Oct iioite.
"Mit @icrte fIapreoe % miiteSe
SIog, tnOtiI set iorirroe0c mia
nle3et, % leg bnpoe iaa poIoiom
ytopctrontpc % ofl,tc 9IniaI0 At
SnNt0eltion cIer iIct 6orbeieIic, a.
BET bra8te mig rpTten uloboloeIige
&palcr. g}ine gterptr bar lao
'pGtfcoc, al oen minoitc lille Sp-
bloicIIe broqtc Sucoen til at perle
poo min Fnrtoe. MonQc @on9e
funoe leg iio0e % finn grp0c i ii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31
mrs. anderson
veiede kun So Plnd.

nlcoi$. % ie8 pioite life bpo0 0er
par at taa Ell goo Rats Ggon. Se1
1or'o8te 'oo man3c (tn1 u0en at Sc
1Ia!o mig noGct. at jcg bleo meget
n~too'aIoen o9 hoabIo2, % leg bar.
De ioo omtrent opgipet ait &oob ON
~no8enlnoe at bItoe uo9et be0re.
On Tag tom min Better tno til
mig % bun iort1ltc mia, hoor oi0.
nlocrlt8 9oot <onIoc hao0e giort
hcn0c, % Ain bcpUlcoc Mig til at
rcrIe1c ItcOicincrl omrlo'fiGlt mi.
ne Cu0cr lop0c pGrct al iou0ou
SonBoortgbeO, at ieg hoooe Ii0e.t
Eontc ior at BET oiIot hieIpe mig
roget. Den, Ser bar ut2ieIi9 BE-.
rcot mig en- tor Cpcrrofelic, tht ieg
~be9Qn0tc at blipe bcorc olereoe ira
Nct oucr foritc, % ic8 pcobyep az
taBc oct m0tiI set bar giort en- beIt
IN &pin0e Al mig. Seq bar nh en-
uiolul0crlig Nppetit, tau ipi'e Beef
itcg, Totctcr, gle % Iigeircm bpao.
lontheIit on0et ieg 0nifer, lt0en at
min Ytape i~orpoIoer mig Be miroitc
&rp0crier.
Sort ia9t, ale mine Cnbcr CT
inIoitUnoig %iorimmonc, icg ioper
bucr gtot iom ct Barn % befinoec
mig uonrcrtet iii Gle Si0cr. Seq
tror rirtcIig at Sonlac fysIite mir
Gin, % ieS itaor iianobeO / itpr
&afnemmcIiQhco2giGIO til oerna
Y}c0icilL JONI bar giort mig la
iterf % ilur0,"
EnrIac irIgc5 al Ell goo Npotb,.
fer i buer &p. I0pt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31

benifiolo. Sra Srorobien, bans
Tseoebp. t720-1920". Set blep
en- Sci Sfriperier m Sogcn / nor
ife Ipiier, og l1bemi9Smiltiiteren al.
forbrebe Niniiter Srgens en- Grille.
ring. Srgens %begrunoer in SanOle-
moooe nlco, of ban life piloe ifabe
WisIno oerneoe pe6 al bpooe, OF
Sorocnifiolo par Wor8es Nationul-
BELT.
Nu. Slne Misitemningcr onlfring
Sraens Sanolemnaoe er i~elpfsIgelig
lforbieaoenbe. Wen 3oroen'fiolo$
Win6e er glGoeIigpiS Iige lcpcnoe
ibIonot os ~frernDele3. Set err ianot
iom Norbobl Rolfien flyer ON ham:
San er Iomiral pnlboro pao Nor.
oeS Slaaoe ben Dag i0og."
Samiun faar NubcI .Hriien.
anlt Somiun fit inor ocn litcrr.
re RobeI. 1ris, og @Irocn cr Itor
blanot bans talrige &enner og pc
un0rerc. % oct moa oQiaa ino=
rsmnes, at tnaen iomtibia uorif
Sorfatter bar tilnUrmeIie3piS lIig
@eremmclie / ll0lnnOct iom Naniun.
San bar Ipnqe pprct populrr / HuS.
LAMB. 90 i Sc iioitc Nor er hans
Mp Itcrft itcgct / SucriQc, Spiflano
oa andre 9anoe. W}cu iperQer man,
hpilfcn n1lepenbe norit Soriatter,
iom bor hapt itsrlt &nboirtnin0 pua
set norife Solfs morolitc % ctiifc
llopifling, ga er oct Ct !Eaun iom Tor
mango trGngcr iia frcm foran &om-
iutS, 90 set er Nrrc @arboro8. Oct
pore MI ion oct bill, ioo bar oct life
fommet nooen NtiSln0 frcm / NorNc
/ Inleoniug l1ooelin1cn al Nobel-
Iriien. @~clenniuQcn bcIob ia I'll
NOR 100000 SIR. Otter Torlnoenoc
/ Moiierne bar Sanl'lrn uotoIt, at
ban bill iGtte en- itor Gel al Henqenc
i lin 8uaro NerbolmGl pes @rim-
Itao. San enifer at aiore 0en I'll ct
Wtpniterbrlg.
Samiun5 npe @oQ "aonerne ocN
&onopoften" bar life 9iort llo9cll
i9rlig 2ptfe.
&c nprifc Tiifcrc.
&c norIfc Siifere bar iortioen Ell
mcget ponifcliq 3ib. Gc tore &c.
holonin9er al Siifeporcr iom Stntcr
iiooer i11be meo iioen ariietiNcn, truf.
fer Yriierne neo. M0c SloQ3 6iifc.
r~eoifober er op%eror0cntIi9 oprc. 90
Ole og andre &roittlIOcr til Moifi.
ncrne % Motorboabcnc cr ponifeli0C
at erholbe. 90 HenQc cr poniteIiNc
at foa laallt % Hentcn er opr. Wtcll
bcloi9oiS er oct III iom fcr Qo6t
Stof / sc norife 6iifcre. Sc flaqcr
iieloen. 0c bar reject ct llucir opcr
ipr.
Stntcn bar ieet Of Icttc @onifeIiQ'
he0erne pe6 of oronc &auncforbol6c.
ne. Der ifal iaalehc@ ltartcS Ell 81
Iterbonf.
Stortinaet har oQiaa oeotoqet en-
Sop ON Understanding for 6iifcre.
Oct CT Sen treble Sou iom er ifrepct
pou 2anoSmool. 6oriifrinQSprr-
nrier er lat til 20 Gr. pr. Nar. III
~ifcrne faar @ritatnirg naar NrbeioS-
~frniten er nebiat nleo 20 psf. De
foriifreoc bGrer Ter Sienoeporter al
lloqiiterne og Staten Heiten.
Stortinget bar ogioa OeNtagct Ell
Sop ON TaariiIofifet. Ser bar SET
iterf Strib mellem Sc itore % in1oo
6iifebebrifter ON Inpen0clieu al
Smurpenot. 9e intao gcoriiter bill
oe babe inoifrGnfet Rrl,gen al Smlr.
pcnot melt muliG. 0ere3 SpnSmoo.
oe blep pPientliq tilqobeieet. SmIrs
penotfiifcrne faor bare bripe en- Slime
ON Natten.
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81
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!. :. SWnlcitIens Salb.

Gouod9 on @tarod9, 2Soc og 29os
Nopcmbcr boppc nj Mprcr ! @etbauia
% Eaircr MeliBbcoer, Yait. SpaIe'
inltn3 NnIo.
&roNs &tGu o. pHcrit DdarIige &eie
bapNe III tore 6orinmIirger - iirr
pan Seuoug.
@poe Mi9iiorsoifer bIco goet III
SuOrc % YNre Ri3iioucn.
Yoitpr z. Y. &bortyeeu. Il. Samc5.
0}iuu. boIct cit mc8ct Jrrcrj8 "a trnis
ti9 @rrniten SenNn8 6orniNraS / Se'
tbnuiu Airtc.
Vaitor @uguitin :. QaIporiou.
5yyiuQHcIS, Itnn. inSIcotNe &c. opitiI@
IcOc JON (alccmnc: @atb. ., is
%. "Stila traaote ircmL nIte I'll Dem
% inG>e: MPiR er aiucu al @ia8t !
0immclcu o. paa EorHeu. @oar Ncrs
for ben "a Qiorcr ale EoIt ri Sntlr,,
ice. / rebc Dem / TIocrcn3 % Seuner5
~ Sem NcIlil @uro@ Havu. "a ITrc
Nenr iii al lolNs alt Set lea ear bc'a!t'
coer. % ic. ieG q med cHtr ale SI5,
iuNtil &troeu3 Guot."
Yaitor lNaIgtriol9 %Uo.eSujrg@forts
Drag var iuIoja. % Ct SuH.r8 for Wis
iloucu5 itprc hcaiRc gag.
Vai.ur z. e.. 2naicIicn. NaNeIia.
Mlinr. 1oa iIit.ig Sci | SnmtaIen %
eau mcgct irttrs9iuu.c C9Ip2nir9et
II uorcmi5iiousnr5tiNc / Won.n'iI,
brur Yritorcn bar aybciNtt / en- Rrt'c
al GGr.
ri laprc oaiaa Sen @Irne az bar.
Batter u. yarS9aarr. 6'arretion, g.
7of. meo c@ zen iiNite Tag AZ ga''
Ser. Wairor 2arSBndro taltc uIcgct al
ocr!is ON, r,r GrtitcrpIi8t ! AZ 5r'nl>
lparleIit. NJ nj Nt arue 0tSuTrgtr
Iom CT urtn.i9e gaaNe for StH ~
lpiNhto.
Qory. iaua Here ya!rt SGrgc. &r5.
u. q. NJ. 4;loaM ~ @tiiS Scarf
&snion jana en- 2uet.
Mr.. ) ;. 5ipa!cintn lana o8l"I
III Solo.
ri barrie Ct nanlt,t o. SoNt Rt%'
iipn9msot. Ntrrcu !rlBe lin rise gel
ii5rclie I'll ct .rairiGc &%iore5burS loH'
g.rg eilll.t ot, lie Jar &ela ShIo
GWcu. On ShpsfeV'
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opiS 7r bar en- geo %sg sutT SlreiuiH1.
,,rf \, rrlcr az bc.PU't mto en- @1pe, eeet-
i,y i1n ne 'cUec Seoiomneree -Gee9SaS-
t.itcu- icy q GGgi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31
Nuraes ltbienoingcr / @enf.

De ire norife Repreientanter pua
9clcgerttmsoet for NotiorerncS 81.
ga / 8enf er Griotiof Nanien pg oc
. forbcnpGrenoe StatSminiitre Otto
9lebr % Sagerllp. 9e bar giort iig
forbeIogtig bemerfet ber1eOe, oa lie
re al oe Sorilag &c bar fren1int, cr
ocota9ltc al sen heie Sorinmlinq.
SoaleoeS err ser utotaget ct 5Sprilo9
ira norif Sioe ON at Sorbunoet ifoI
babe Wsoer bpert glar. De norife
&cprriertanter orbeioer oqioa ibPr-
0ig for at faa fremrnet eifeftiuc 6or-
unitaltninger for Nfruitning.
8riotjof Nnnien bar taget iiG
parnlt al Sriqsiungernes Sag. San
bar gipet en- l~lbrconing poa GeIege-
retneoet ON oennc Gags StiQing.
I'll III, er ooer 10000 Sanger biuI-
pet hicm. Wfen omfring 10000 moa
ionoipnligpis ptrltc til npite Som.
mcr.
NotionerncS Torbltrb bar ammo
set sc ifanoinopiifc 2anoe ON at len.
oc 100 Mono bpcr iom Sroen8pcrn
til @il1a nnocr Tolfeafitenningcn.
Oct err ianbipnIiq at Spfor6rinqc,t
blir il,lgt for NorQc8 @eofoumenbe.
st 8oroefompoui / &riitiunia ifoI
pGre piIIiq til at reiie oq ifal bore
uoieet iii at qierc Eieneite.
Nnbre Mcobclelicr.
Stortinqct bar p%e6taact at Sta
ten ifoI fiobe WadrpashroQet for
$4,000 SIR. @%eIntninqen blep iat
tet meo II MOB Al Stemmer. Get
bar fprlid Spirc iom Itenlte imo0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31
S1O01D,S
Linifnent(sFsssa%n9s)
Torhriper 9obcopine.
@uis MmiteroIe paa YanSc %
pper SinOtn9er.

ct Wtobel mob 6opeopine uben be Sarer,
Der liooer / "Dopsbplnea Mebiciner". Tors
briper Sopebpine og Slbebetnoenber per
TortleIelie o9 oerui fpiSenbe 4nldmItn9er.
Wuitsrole er en- rensIts, bpio Salpe, tilpirs
fet msb Geuepsolie. gebre eno Serepsplas
tier oo i9tter life NabIer. Bru9es TIM uoz
psnbiS, oo bet fan poa in9eu Wtaaoe pirfe
paa Ifauen eQsr 3iertet, iom enbel Dssblcls
nsr tuSst i~nbUenoiS 9isr.
To1trinliot for iaor 6als, Sroutit, Strus
bebofe. tin Natte, 4'bmo, Neural9ia. &ns
'amlinser, Vleuriip, RbeumatiSme, 0umbaso,
a! 5merte o9 Gerfen / Rps os 9eoemob,
G~orfretteliey, iaore Mtuitler, Steb, Sro't=
tmloer, ioriro8ue 6sbber, 6orfisleiie / Srpz
l.t Oct iorsbpsser ofte 9lngebetgnoeIie).
35t 90 Coo Nruttsr 6Oipltalsiterrelie So.
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[IIllallI1
For Hud-Plager.
Zeno, Diet rene, antiseptiske, fydend,
Middel, netop hvad De tranger.
. Diet er like fedtet.

ver like plaget af Eczema elIer andre
Observation-Disclosures. De kan have en- rem,
sund Hud we'd at benytte lidt Zemo, som
kan erholdes hos hvilkensomhelst Apotheker
for 30 Cents eller extra stOr Flaske til
$l00.
AemO bortfjerner s9dvanlig Fregner,
'BlaCkheads". Eczema Og Ringorm SAINT
gj0r Huden rem og sund. Zemo er ct rent,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, antiseptisk hydende Mid,
del, hverken fedtet eller klpbrig og pletter
Inlet. bet or let at anvcnde og koster kun
en- ubetydelighed for hver Anvendelse. bet
er altid paalideligt.
The T.. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O..
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ale oe pIbre oa melt anieeoe 6crere
itiaet fig / Sppoiitipn MOB Woifpa.
Sfiler Sppoiitionen iig no oa ban.
ner egen Organization, bill Sitllatio.
men bli mcget enflere og flarere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-31
IerDcns 0inimemt tor
Smerter og Serfen.
eru Fl Tpripg optrbepiier big, at SlOan'S
ointment biclper til at ~fororipe
%rbcnmatiife Smerter.

pprior pebbIipenbe iioe Smerter, naar
~ bu peb Sloan'S eminent burti9 lin=
cS brer benz? Get tunoe life ~iorblipe
o,,roens eminent / 80 glar, bpis bet life /
On bei @rao llno.sbe rbeumatIite Smerter,
;tine qebemoo, ioore Wtuifler. gumba9o.
RpoImert,r, l&eurai9ia, ToritrGttelier, Steo
m ,P,iultatsr al llbiRttelie for barift Netr.
Acknowledgment oen 0nionin9,
s%itsriaper iuseu 6uopletter, %opitoppeoe Yorer
e0sr col. st Smertens og Sertens VInls
r,sut, Der er ensitaoeuoe / at ulcrette buoo
msrt ior. 4nifat Ell Slaite % tao ecn
@eresifab. QQe 9lpotbetere. Gre St9r:
relier-S5c, zoe, S1.40. Zen itprite met
beiporsnOe.
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nh "a hire
Ell hi pare
l iuben 81
8 9eirct az
Dor Tif he
I Duluth
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D

aor Si3'mo Salt Reum. Barriers atb. oorrIe s,or.
r,"SStl' ,Sroli' % Sranb'aar. Iruitbit, Suoforgift.
b S,1: "a "srFe tler 5arosr. gInd Seoos % andre.
pEr ee'oiut oeo Brig Of min ECZEMA
ssi's. Brat Ssutu gsars po Wrairie Stt paa ioo
cs Sss gar %belbreeet 1uiinber / be iioits p aar.
a ioi pr You for $500. A~potheker S.
"NoV' Box A, Cooperstown, N. ID.
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
Knapp REGIME WILL FALL
WITHIN WEEK, SAYS NOSKE

STUTTGART. March 17.-"Order
will be restored in Germany witFi2
six or eight days" II was declared
here today by Gustav Noske. minister
OF defense in the Ebert goveEnmo ut.
The minister believes the Won Kapp
regime will be short lived. He said
Bavaria, Baden, Saxony, the Rhine
land. Westphalia and the whole u
Central Germany are remaining
stsunch in the support OF the Ebert
government
I'VE have large contingents of the
Reichwehr at our disposal.
AT Hamburg, the sailors and SOL
diers remained loyal and arrested the
officers supporting Won Kapp.
81 am confident order will be ,re-
stored in six or eight days. and that
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
DEATH WARNING GIVEN
BERLIN STRIKE PICKETS

THE HAGUE. March i7.-General
Won Luettwitz commander OF the
revolutionary troops IN Berlin, has is
sued a warning that he will strictly
enforce martial law and that all loot
ers and strike pickets will be shot,
said report from Berlin today.
Courtmartials have been establish
ed In Berlin, consisting of one officer,
one non-commIssioned officer. and one
private soldier. Their sentences will
be carried out within twenty-four
hours. Orders were given to shoot
looters on the spot. Foreign corre-
spondents in Berlin have been eau
toned not TO leave their hotels after
nishtfall or serious consequences
might follow"
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
LUETTwITZ PROPOSES
TO DISREGARD TREATY

GENEVA. March 17.-ons OF the
conditions proposed TO the Ebert
cabinet by General Won Luettwitz was
that demob lization Of the army OF the
empire SO provided by the Versailles
treaty must not be executed and war
materials not destroyed, according TO
Premier Bauer. OF the old government,
says a Stuttgart dispatch to the Neu
Zuricher Zeitung.
Premier Bauer also quoted General
pire instead should prepare for new
war The premier added: After
such condition, what aims Kapp
and his accomplices are pursuing can
be Judged"
The Washington times., 1920-03-17

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REVOLUTIONISTS SEIZE
ERzBERCER FOR TREASON

LONDON, March 17.-Mathias Ere
berger, former German minister of
finance. has been arrested by the
revolutionary German government,
said an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Berlin yesterday. A warrant
was issued for Erzberger Saturday
charging him with treason.
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
BERLIN MASSES TURN
AGAINST KAPP REGIME

LONDON, March 17.-Violent agita-
lions for the establishment OF a soviet
republic at Berlin have been started
by the Independent Socialists and
Communists, said an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from the German
capital this afternoon. The dispatch
added that "the indignation OF the
Berlin masses against Won Kapp and
troll"
The Washington times., 1920-03-17

we shall compel obedience from all
troops"
President Ebert declared:
There eau be no question OF an
understanding with men who pe.-
Jured themselves and proved them
selves enemies OF the constitution.
Their word could not be trusted"
The Washington times., 1920-03-17

kapp and Ebert governments In Ger
many according to a dispatch TO the
Daily Herald today from Philips
Price, the Berlin correspondent.
Price said he had been informed
by leaders OF the coalition movement
that they would work for the fall Of
the revolutionary government and
would give no assistance TO the old
Ebert government in its efforts TO
get back into power"
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
.KAPP IS FLEEING,
PARIS REPORT SAYS
German Revolutionary Leader
Reported to Have Cited Hin
denburg for His Post.

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Kapp replied by tightening martial
law throughout the city.
A state siege is understood to have
been proclaimed in Munich.
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
OPEN AIRPLANE Line
FROM BERLIN TO BORDER

BERLIN. March 1T.--An sirplane
passenger service between Berlin
and points across the border has beer
opened by the neutrality-suspicious.
line. Eight passenger machines are
employed. The company offers to
carry a passenger from Berlin ito
any point Immediately beyond the
frontier for 5000 marks.
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
100 PER CENT Wet PLANK
ADOPTED BY CANDIDATE

CITY. Md. March IL
Capt. Thomas M. Klinger, Riverdale.
Prince GEORGES country, today nlad
papers of candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress in
the Fifth. district. Captain Klinger
declares that he Is running on a 100
per cent wet platform.
Captain Klinger is still in service.
He has Med candidates papers in sew
sral other counties OF the district.
The Washington times., 1920-03-17
BERLIN NEWS "COL0RED"
BY KAPP'SPRESS CENSOR

LONDON. March 17.-Giving a his
tory of the Kapp revolution in Ger
many. the London Times correspond
emit at Berlin. under date OF March 10,
says that Ignatius Lincoln. former
member of the British parliament, ex-
ercises the censorship in the most ar
bitrary manner. He insists upon ar
guing with the correspondents SEN
tence by sentence, seeking, under
guise of the censorship. to influence
their expression of opinion. His
method is to refuse to pass whole
messages. telling the correspondents
to rewrite them.
The government for some time,
says the correspondent. had knowl-
edge that something was brewing
The Kappists apparently had planned
the movement for two months ahead,
but their hands were forced by cir
cumstances.
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new COALITION OPPOSES
BOTH KAPP AND EBERT

LONDON. March 17.-Independent
socialists. communists and leaders Of
the Berlin trades council havs formed
a coalition against both the Won
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-10-16
WILSON MAY NOT GIVE AID
10 wake Speeches In National
Campaign.

Washington.-The hopes of man
ayers OF the democratic national cam.
paign that President Wilson would
make some speeches in behalf of Cox
and Roosevelt have disappeared. A
veto on the proposal has been given
by those close to the president
In this connection 1t became known
that the presidents physical condition
was not as satisfactory as 1t had been
recently, when his Improvement be-
came so pronounced that his asso-
ciates and friends felt justified in
letting the country know that the dan
ger point in his long illness had vir-
tually been passed.
The president, however, has not SUI
fered any serious setback. He is able
to preside at cabinet meetings and to
take motor rides frequently. He has
seen many visitors lately and nothing
Is known to indicate that he will
abandon the official activity which he
resumed when his condition appeared
to justify it.
At the same time it is gathered
the presidents gradual improvement
has been somewhat retarded, and any
undue excitement, such as his appear
ance on the stump, might and prob
ably would have serious results.