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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

Every coal consumer must have a kind word for October before it departs in hores that it will have some influence on November.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

The man on the corner says Some how none of the political predictions seem to be based upon the ouija board
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

These who are going out after the home brews might as well realize they hay esome job ahead of them
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

When other trouble makers are quiet in Mexico. Popocatepetl can be relied upon 10 keep things lively
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

The death of King Alexander of Greece brings that country face to face with a new political crisis.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

The decision of the Br,. sn miners not to let the miners be 1oo7ed shows ;ney haven't gone conplete'v daGy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
EDITORIAL NOTES

Times are changing. These are the days of deserting democrats.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

The sting of the bee is only one thirty second of aD inch long. g.as.s.4
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
Problems of Reconstruction.

Every nation with few exceptions is facing the problems of reconstruction and reorganization following the world up- heavai. America is no exception. l have referred to some of these questions. We must set our own house in order and also
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

Norwich. Saturday. Oct. 30, 1920.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10
HELP EMPLOYEES
To OWN HOMES
Leading Pittsburgh Corporations
Take Part in important
Movement.
HOUSES ARE SOLD AT COST
Plan Adopted to Relieve Shortage Has
Proved Immensely Popular During
the Short Time 1t Has Been
in Operation.

Important industrial corporations IN
the Pittsburgh district are financing
home building operations by their EN-
ployes to relieve the house shortage
in mill and mining communities.
For the general public, trust COM
panies have adopted similar plans and
are now accepting what they term in
stallment mortgages" to encourage
erection.
The most ambitious program or the
lot is that of the United States Steel
corporation. Under this plan an en-
ployee who is willing to make an
indtial investment of 10 per cent of the
total cost is permitted to select from
a large number of plans the kind OF
house that will suit his family.
He then picks out lot, usually near
his place of employment, and the cor
poration's architects and builders do
the rest. When the house is complet-
ed, 1t is turned over to the employee,
who pledges himself to pay for 1t In
monthly installments covering period
of ten years, the total cost being just
what the cost has been to the corpora
ton. Although the plan is scarcely
month old, the bureau in charge of
building is already swamped with ap-
plicatiOnS.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10
OTHER LABOR NOTES

New York city has nearly 10000
people on it's payroll.
Dutch manufacturers are planning
a campaign to introduce wooden shoes
to the American continent.
In Trinidad carpenters receive from
go cents to $1.2O a day, while estate
mechanics receive from 81 cents to ST
per day.
The shipbuilding plant of the Tide
water company at Quebec, Canada,
closed down because of strike of 800
workmen.
The coal strike in Chile, which has
lasted 80 days and has involved TO-
900 men, has been settled by an agree
ment to arbitrate.
Philadelphia is In need of from 3d.
600 to 10000 houses to meet the de-
mands of the people who are without
or soon to be without homes.
The main plant of the United States
Steel corporation at Gary, Ind, en-
ploys about 10000 workmen and is
one of the largest in the world
The total number of strikes which
occurred in Massachusetts, during the
quarter ended September 80, 1919, was
1888. as compared with 161 during the
preceding quarter.
Announcement was Inaue ny the
various trades unions In Lake county,
Ill. that after May 1 the wage scale
for carpenters, plumbers, stone and
brick masons, fathers, steam filters,
painters and other basic trades will
be SIPS an hour. Laborers will re-
.ceive 81 an hour. There are 600 car
penters in the county and the MEM
bers of allied trades will approximate
1000. The building program for the
county this season is the greatest in
it's history, and there is an acute
shortage of tradesmen.
Indictments charging 81 persons, de-
clared to have been concerned In the
railroad switchmen's strike in south
ern California, with violation of the
Lever food law were returned by the
federal grand jury at Los Angeles.
Warrants for the arrest Of the accused
were issued by Judge B. F. Bledsoe
of the United States district court
and turned over to United States dep
uty marshals. Bail was fixed at $1,000
in each case.
Only about so per cent of the looms
In Dunfermline, Scotland, are rum
ming. If supplies of yarn were plen-
tiful, along with an adequate number
of women mill workers, half the looms
would not be idle. In fact, the de-
mand for linens is SO insistent that 1t
is safe to say every loom would be
kept going at full pressure.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10
BETTER GAMES WITH
MOIST BALL BARRED
Pitcher Quinn Says FieIders
Won't Heave So Wild.
Yankee Finger Takes Banishment of
SpitbaiI PhiIosophicaliy, but Is
Afraid There Will Be Too
Much Hitting.

Jack Quinn, Yankee pitcher, takes
view of the Punishment of the spit ball
which is essentially that of a spit ball
pitcher. He doesn't mourn it's passing
for any effect it may have on him.
He says he will be a good pitcher
without it, which is the proper spirit,
but he thinks the fans will get too
much hitting without it. His point is
that the games at present are just
about right and such scores as 8 to 2
which will be more frequent under the
new rules, will send fans out of the
parks before the game is over.
Quinn is right in one way, says a
writer in the Buffalo Courier A pro-
fusion of runs is not wanted by the
fans. Nor are onesided games. There's
no dissatisfaction with scores as they
are and no demand for any marked
increase in batting. But the fan does
object to pitching by other than nat
ural means, hence his hostility to the
spit ball, shine ball, emery ball, thumb
ball and all the hybrid flk.
For esthetic reasons, If for no other
the spit ball should have been
IHIoWh IutO Inc ash nedp, Out IHeFe
still another benefit it's snuffing out
will bring. The game will be better
off because the fielding will be cleaner
and numerous long drawn out games
will be missing. There will be many
less wild throws with no slippery ball
to throw. Every inf1elder In the big
leagues will rejoice when the time
comes that the specter of getting hold
Of saliva ball and hinging it over
baseman's head no longer torrents
him.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

1t Is only natural that William Dun
can should be the hero of hundreds Of
thrilling escapes and strenuous rescues
In, Vitagraph's famous serials. His
physique and early training particular
ly fitted him for just such career.
He completed his education at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, where he took
a prominent part in college field games
and athletics. He became athletic in
structor and toured the country at
the head Of his own dramatic company
before becoming a serial star and d.
rector.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

Read The Connecticut Labor Press
endorsed by Labor of Connecticut.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10
PLENTY STARS FOR OLYMPIC
Athletes Unearthed at Philadelphia
Meet Would Come Near Win
ming for America.

The stars unearthed at the intercol-
legiate meet at Philadelphia would
come near winning for America at
Antwerp, thinks Gustavius Kirby, pres
ident of the American Olympic COM
mittee. He says:
"The games disclosed some really
remarkable athletes and athletic per-
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10
JOHNSON is GREAT ATHLETE
Coach Jack MoakIey of Cornell Pays
High Tribute to Captain Of
Michigan Team.

1.-THE greatest track athlete ever
turned out in this country" is the
tribute paid to Carl q. Johnson, cap
tain OF the Michigan track team, by
Jack Moakley, track coach at Cornell.
Monkeys eulogy appeared In the Cor
nell Sun on the occasion of Johnson's
visit to ithaca to take part in the
Cornell Michigan indoor track meet
last Saturday In making this state
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10
EMPLOYEES NOT MARRIED.

Adelaide, South Australia, July o.
At basic living wage hearing before
the state industrial court, A. Mou1den,
representing the employers, made this
interesting statement:
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

Something like ten years ago, before
he became Vitagraph star, Harry T.
N-orey was described as robust" ac-
tor His fine physique has stood him
In good stead in the silent drama. He
has been able to play all sorts of roles,
and look the part.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

THE average employee has not got. a
wife, so why should we provide for the
upkeep of the wife?"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

The Fourth Estate lost one of the
cleverest cartoonists In the country
when Lerry Semon heard the call of
the screen, What the newspaper read
ers lost the motion picture fans gained,
for Larry is now the comedy king. He
writes and directs all Of his features
and never initiates another. In "The
Grocery Clerk" he introduces the SHIN
mying cat
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

formances, and when you consider the
number of available athletes in other
parts of the country who are yet to be
tried, you can see why the Olympic
committee feels confident that the Uni
ted States will continue to maintain
it's supremacy in track and field ath-
letics at the coming Antwerp meet"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

The union label enlists the unions,
their members and friends, in the in
terest of the employer.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-07-10

ment, the Cornell paper continues:
coach Moakley does not even except
A @. Kraenzlein, who was the great
star at Penn in 1897-98 Moakley ex-
poets that before the year is over
johnson will conclusively prove his
right to the title Of the greatest Amer
lean athlete"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
DraFtiEcbe 2luTr,tbr Dor.
lcoe ocnt gcnaf ons
0cncananem.

8aibinstun, .. s. - Ter Bun.
Oesieuat bat cine gufru6r- -QorIoae
mgenommen, Die ifnere Straien
fir ,@anoltingen o0er 8ropaaanOa
gum gelpaItiamen Stur3 ser 9feqie.
ring poriiebt. GieieIbe geht ieet an
ous 9lbgeoroneteubous.
Die 8orIoge iiebt 6od)Ititrafen
pon 3 SSabren Bei1ngnib un0 8eIO.
buBen bis 5m $4,000 oor un6 rif-
tet iif 9e9en ieoes 8orgeben sunt
Sturse Der Hegierung, iei es burd
Sbot ooer ourd Bropaganba; lie
berbietet ierner alien S1riften, oie
Sabotage elnpiebIen, Die genusma
Der Bot. Ger meiite BioerIprudl
mndte iih gegen bic geItimmuna
betreffs gerbots oes 9oitoerianots
eeltenO. oa oieie, mie ollsaeFiihrt
nuroe, Dem 8eneraIpoitmeiiter Gen.
ilirgepoIt oeben uiiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

h0ren begonn, Die 8ergIeitte ser
gGeihfohle. @r1tben miirGen iih I'M
beoin9t ie0er Gntiheioung 0ieier
Gomniiiion fiigen mO oie 8eonten
OeS gergarbeiter Ger6ano$ ieien be.
reit, Der Gonuniiiion bel ibren @r-
bebuueen an Die 6ono ju geben.
IbonoS Z. 9repiter, 0er8oriiber
oeS 2obnausiduiies oes 8erbanos
Der 8rltbenbeiiter, ertI0rte, er fonne
i'm gtamen ieines 9crbonos feline
biuoen6e @rfIdrung obgeben, ebe
nitt Die Gonuniiiion 5ebn pon 0en
@ru6enbeiitern uuterbreitete 6ro9en
beaattportet babe.
Die 9lnnabme oes 8crihlaas
8rGi. Bilion's 3ur 8eilegung 0es
Streifs IN Der 8eidfohle.9 9ynouitrie
(iofortige 2obnerbohung INT "A
8rocent un6 ginieeing elmer 2oGn.
unb 8reiscomniiiion) ieitens Ser
interrationaIen 9eomtet oes Ser.
bon03, tuur0e bon oen @rubenLeilten
auf elmer .. u. in Columbus, 8,
obaebaItenen Gonferen5 nit 1854
eegen 22t Stinnen qutae6eiBen,
nodoem Der iteabertretenoe GrdIis
bert 2epi5 erfldrt bate, onB oteie
Hatiiicirung bon pornberein Die 3lts
itimnltng 5u Der 3u ernorten0en
Gntideioung Ser bon Bilion einge,
ietten Greiercommiilion in Iib
ihIieBe. 9erban6SiecretGr @reen er.
fldrte, oab Die 9eorlten Ser gerg.
leute feine nnoere 8abl gebabt bot.
TEN, ois iid geidIo9en gu geben, on
tie es nidt mehr aqein nit oen @rit,
berbeiisern 81 tbuu botteu, oenen
lie po1l gefpohien aeneien pdren,
ionoern ouh NIT Der mGftigen
reaierung, uno nah 0erem
gingreifen ou6' oie 6ffentlihe glei.
nune gegen iid aebnbt bdtten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

8aibingtOn, D. 6. - S6abamtn
iecretdr 8IoB bat elm Bulletin be-
treffs Der financiellen Sage Ser
8unSesregierung berausgegebeu. in
Dem er ausfiibrt, menn oie &egie.
rung it'd auf groBe gluSeoben anf
neuen @ebieteu eiuldiie, ooer Deun
iie ben gegenipdrtigen Steierertrog
bera6iebe, n1iiiie cine neue ,Srei.
belts -2lnleibe" Hotbfpen0ig meroen.
@iiroen inoeB Die Steuern auf ser
geeenpdrtiaen !50be erbalten llno
|ueue AuSgaben perntleben, iagt ser
SecretGr, Damn lei Ser S6bepunct
Der @bbe in ben 5inan3en Der gp-
gieruna erreiAt. S5n Oieiem sole
gfallbt er, baB ole 9tegierung inn
itau0e iein peroe, ibre Iaufen0en
9lusgaben aus ben @rtrGgen Der
Steuern uno aus Dem 9erfauf iiber.
lduiiigen 9eeresmaterioIs 5u oefen
Sn 0ieiem Sale f0nuten fiinitie
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

Qrieasmateriol lit in 9Supan bon
Gberit emilio Circles, einem Sffi-
rier Der mericanilhen 9lrmee, mo
9fanuel 9ere3 Romero, Dem e6eno-
Iigen mericaniihen @eianoten in
Iofio, ongefouft iporOen.
9lls Der &reu5er pgafluma" lno
odS 0iunitiollsiAiff in Manoniao
eittrufen, muroen Die Gfficicre oes
Srteg8iAiffS non einem 9lusihuB
con Garran3a= 9eomten aus Der
@auptita0t enpfongen 9lae Dit
eipre uno NtatroIen oeS &riegSihifis
lpurOer Johann aIs officieQe 8Gite
ser mericaniiAen 9fegieruna bon
Dem gnslduB n1ittels SonoerSiiaen
nad) @ua0dIaidra uno BON bort
roh Der 9itnoe5houptitaot aebraft,
no iie BON Den boberen Gegierungs.
beamten officieG empfangen mur-
ben. Gtpei6en aus Ser Sto6t
9ierico idiIoern Die aunoge6ungen
ais Die Oenffpiiroigiten in Der Be-
idlifte Der merieoniiben 8imoes-
banptitaOt.
Bis SIT melhent ltufoug joponi.
idbe @aifeH uno Runition mad,
Merico gebroht tDuroen uno nod
lperoen, lit ni9t befanut. 8erihte
aus letter 3eit loiien erfennen, oaB
oie 8etpdffnlng Der tlericaniIden
sunoestritppen, tire Dtontiruna
unb ibr @eiIt iifl beoeuteno ge6eIiert
bdben.
@aibiustun's IaBmc GrflGruna.
@aibinston, .. 6. - @oihind.
toner Regierltngsbeantte bebaupten,
onB ibnen feline 8eitGtigung bes Be
ridts 5ugegongen lei, mad meIdem
scr iapuniidle arel3er ,gofun1a~
ons in5daiid3e 3ancSLsidiff, bos
iiiHeit cine Sen6ung 8oFfen uu6
@9inition an Der 8eitfiiite Nerico's ;
Iauoete, escortirt babe.
Die ibnen 3ugegangene SSniormo.
tion 5eige feline 8er6i1oung sniihen
oem 8eiud oes areiNers un0 Der
g9offenienoung auf Dem !6ouoeIs.
ihtife. Der geiub oes areu;ers
,gafuma" iei tein 8ebeinnib gene.
fen uno Ole ais yNai6inerie" be.
5eihnete g9afienien0una lei BON eli.
uer iapaniI6en 8rinatiirn1o on eine
8ripatfirnra IN Reriro gelna6t nor.
BEN.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

aus5ugebenbe Gdobomts Shulb.
i6eine ain 8erfaGstag aus borGan-
0enen 9aarnitteln eingeIoit peroen,
ioOaB su ibrer Gefltng sum epiten
geoIe lett 6erbit 1917 niht Ole an8-
gabe nerer ShuIoideine notbig iein
miirOe.
Ger Shabomtsiecr tbeilt init,
oaB Die 9rlttto- 8erbinolihfeiten Der
&egierung Don $26,596,7 ,648 am
30. 9lu9uit auf $25, ,S37 OTIS, ,807
berabsegan9en iin6; oie i6meben0e
S6ulb mod nidt fdllige SdulS.
i6eine) belief iid) am 80. 9[uguIt ouf
81, ,20t,1 ,149,050, om 81. December
auf $3,578,485, 500.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

San slntoniO, Set. g2ie in
San 9lntorio, Ter, befannt pnroe,
lit Der Heeierung in 8oibington Be-
ribtet 1uoroen, 0aB am @eibno6ts.
9lbeno in ben 6afen bon @an3oniI.
10, einem Der pi6tigiten pocifiihen
Sdien Merico's, Elm San0elsi9iff
unter inpaniider 6lngge einfubr,
escortirt BON einem 8rer5er ser ia.
paniiden &rie9sflotte un0 nit eiuer
rieiigen 2oolng @offen uno Wfrni.
ton fir Die @arrailja-Gegierung ON
Goro.
Der &reu3er, pelder ons Shiff
eScortirt baben ioI, beiBt r0of1na" /,
ociien Sfftciere uno Mafroien in
ser Souptltaot Merico 9roBortige
Gnationen bereitet puroen.
Das in @tan5anilo geIanoete
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
DSIfcrIiea pSn 111iIISn
einbertsfen.

@aIbinstOH, Q. 6. - Sm
Ginflans nit Der cinidjIGgisen
Seftimmans Ses Seriaillrr Ser-
trags 1T pSn 9Sr6i. BiIiOn cine
GinlaOnns sur eriten Sibnns
Der S6lferliga an bic SotIdlaf.
ter Der Gutente.Wladlte, Die Nen
gertrna euosiiltig ratifieirt ba-
ben, aHsgsiaubt luproen. r9ies
fennSsianet", iast Der &rGii-
bent in ieiRem Infiuf, pOeR
In5ridD einer nenen IerG III.
teraatiOnalen 3uiammcniuir'
fens nnS Den erIteu arofeu
Sdlritt sa einem iSeaicn Gnn-
cert Der @Glfer."
Die Ser. StaateR lperocn, 0a
lie ben &eriailler Sriebeu nOdl
nidjt rntifieirt baben, in Der
Sibnng niGDt DertreteH ieiu,
IOnSern MIR Iyranfreid), @rOh.
britnnnicn, Stalien, Selgieu,
SpaHien, @riedlenlanO, Sapan
nuo 8rniilien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
Trus translation filed with tbs Postmaster at
Milwaukee Jan. Is 1880, as required BY ths
Act of October 8. 1917
eemspremiI, in siest.

@afbinstOn, .. 6. ssn
Sssns aHf ben @eriailler 5rie-
OensDertras idJeint Jest inn
SnnSeslenat Elm SOmprOmiE in
Gnsiift sn itebeu. Gpnferen5en
baben stuiiden ben ais gge-
miGkigten 9leierbatiDniiten"
SenatDr 9oOge nao ben oemU-
fratiidJen Senatpren Der bic
&ellnr-aenorif. grippe itnttse-
tnaSsn, uls Osren Grsebnif in
8esug anf alle nmitritteneu
GHnete, bis anf 2 - oeu grtl-
fel 10 nnO bic Monroe-9uetrin
cine Ginisnng crsieIt NOR
ben lit. glrtifeI 10 biIoet ben
Sanptitein Ses glnitoFes nno
nm bieien Orsbsn iidl Jest bic
iueiteren @srbanSInnsen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

Der Gnntpfer .5t. 2ouis"
BON Ser r4meriton 9ine" lit an Iei-
ner @erft in 6obofen total ausqp.
brdnnt. Sha0en $t,000,000
Bel 6opeDooo, 81, purSen 3
,Srauen un0 Elm ; Sabre alter Qnabe
aeto6tet aIs Elm 9luto, IN Dem lie
ilbren. BON einen 3use getreffeu
puroe las luto tpitr5e 0ou SSohn
aosper geleuft, Der 70 idDruer Der.
lest mur6e. oaB an ieinem Auifom.
men ge3peifeI1 Uirb.
Sn gon3 5dpan gruiiirt SIT
3eit bic 5nflueH3o. RunO eine glil.
lion 5dae ioaer an9enelSet icin:
1900 Der ertranften Jun Solons
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
2lmTrmbr iit Berlin.

Ssrlin. 9or Dem &eifstaaee-
bduoe in Berlin fam es 81 einem
erniten 4ufrubr, dIs oie 9tational-
Deriammlung cine nli llnter0riid-
ing Der Sorpiets ab8ieIenoe 8orlage
unter 8eratbung nabm.
3ebn Qdnner puroen eet0otet
uno bieIe anoere perlebt, ais 3ritps
pen auf Die eeget oas ReidsgebGuoe
oniii;rmenOe Meagc feuerten unN
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
Die tt,eictFcblcn : GOffs'
mijiirn.
8nibiuoton, .. s.

8aibingtOu, :. s. S. g.
2eluis, iteItpertretenber 8r1iiOent
Der llniteo 0line 8orfers Of 9lme.
rico", fiinoigte am Montae an, als
oie pon 9r1iioent NiIion eingeiette
2obn- II 8reiScomniiiion in 8aib.
ineton nit ibren oifentIiheu Ser.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
Gilt DeiterGr
y2ibertD 0Oan?

SdatamtsieeretGr itellt oeni,l6sn in
gIHsiidlt. gtiAt III permeiSen,
erflGrt er, wcnn Der SpusreF Die
glnsgaben erb6bt. Stenern
miiiien ami ibrer sescuDGrtisen
SoDbe bleiben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
SOOOer fertigt
S6nOrrer ab,

Seitreitet bic 9eptblpenSisfsit an.
OauernOer amerieaHiidler @elS.
billie fir europa. - Sebr lupbl
i'm itanSs, anf siseHrn 6iifen sn
iteben. - Die 6inGH5en Der Ser.
Staaten kbun aeniaenS beInitst.
Stenern idjpn lest NM 600
&roeent seiteigert, - 8icOer Elm
uener glnidlas Der Sriten anf
ltnelc Sam's SnldDe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
.anienOe
nmgefOnlutn

GrSbebeH'S 'SataitrDpbe in @erirO ina,
nOn idredIidlem itmiange. -
Mebr ais 1000 @feni6cn umse
fOmmeH unS arohe Streden ber
Diiitet. Wause StGote mni
SSrfer pOlIitGnSig hernidltet. -
3enes GrObeben int Staat gcrs
GrHS.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
Cbeiia BON nfrainiider glrmte be.
lest.

- 9oro 4ilmarnoh 1T am Ron-
tag ans 2onoon absereiit, Inn Die
britiihe Regierung 0iplomatiih IN
Berlin gu Dertrsten Anf 6ranferih
BAT Die oeltide Aegierun9 befot-
ridbtigt, onB es iest i'm gagriif
itebe, bic bipIOlHatiIhgng siebunoen
nit Oem GeiItiden ReiH uieoer uEf-
aIuebmen.
9seln 8otienteu rer6runnten
als SSeuer eineu tooipifoI5au Der ,Sri
renanitaIt in 4PiSoietoii, Conn, ser.
ft5rte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

9Ils pHpeit pou Ie1efH, Ro.,
3 9aiingierDagen zines She. &
Breat @eiterHs 3nges, Dabrideinli6
iniolge eiues Sd1ieHeabrudls, ben
sahnoumm hiuobrolten. fuuroen
50 4erioneH uerieet II odDou Ie.
bstSsefGbrlisa. 10 iOHit igDer,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18

NfeEicu. Soitienoe BON @lerp
idbenIeben Itno bel oen @ro6eben per
nihtet moroeu, melhes am 8. sis
ben mericaniiden Staat Gera Grie
beilniubte. 60 melt liegen oie @e
biete, in Oeneu ourd) oaS @robebeu
Sdlaben dugerihtet lpIrOe, auSein
amber uno 10 milo iino etIihe ser ON
idlintntiten beintgeiuhten Segenoen
ooB es mabriheinlid5 unmoglib ieir
miro, Die 3abl Der Cpier iemnlS ae,
nan feit3uiteIlen. 0ie ole neueiter
9eridte beiaeen, iino aIein in 0eI
Staot 9nrrnnca @ranou 600 8erio.
nen umgefommen; oie Staot IeIbli
pnroe poaitan0ig 5erItort. Salnpa,
Die ebemalige @auptltaot oeS Stoa.
tes 8ero Gruj, uno 9eoceio tpuroen
foit UoIlig peruidtet. Die beioeu
G6rfer 9lpabuolco uno @rbuacar
muroen bon 6elsmdIieu IN Griiu.
mer gelegt Sm Dorf Santitol
Staot Riebla, OaS boA G}iftgoien
eiugebiiat muroe, iou Elm 4inO oas
ein5ige iiberIebenoe menidIi1e Use.
fen fem. SSn0ianer.5liidtIinge, mel.
die aus San Wfiguei in 6uati8cd
cintraien, iiuo niht imitonoe, Sin.
3elbeitel iiber Die 0erllllte on Nen.
ibenleben anSugebeu, bebaupten ie.
bod, oaB beitimmt Sunoertc lnnge.
fommen iin0. Die 6eiammt5abl ser
itmgetonmenen Nfenihen miro be.
ltiumt iiber 1000 betraaen.
SSn Gofre De Eerite fino bulcaui.
lhe @rltptionen erfolet Bon BORT
bis plm 8uIcau 0risabo iheint lid
ooS Centrum oeS grobebeus befpn.
oen 3r boben. Der BescdooS.6tuR
lit aus ieinen llIern getreten uno bat
SSihuacon, Wobatirtlan un0 Il1pa.
nalo iiberYfjpemntt; 3ablretebe Non.
Dies iteben polfig umter g9nHer.
Darranco @ron0e ms Sos Siinones
boben ebenfaaS orrb lleberihnem.
mungen gelitteu.
Gin ueuer Bllcon, ser iid om
Sou WtiQuel 8era. i'm Stuate 9Cra
Grit5. gebil6et bot, 1T mn6ouerno
tbdtig mo mtrft groBe 0leugen
&apa aus, ole it'd bis Gp&comotepec,
nugef1br 20 DeeiIen oitlih bonn
neuen Groter, eraoiieu bd6en 9(ne
in Der Ro6bdrid)ait geIegenen Cor.
Ter iino 8erit0rt por6en, uuo 2abd
1mo Str0me idnlubigen @oiier5 CT.
9ieBen ii6 iber oos @ebiet nm ben
&rdter.
9acuc Seimindlung.
Die Stoot 8cro Gru5 uno mebre.
re onoere St1ote nno T6rfer i'm
,Stant @era Cruz mutoen Soutstog.
gtobt uno am Sonitag nbernloIs
bon iiberous ihperne @roitoBeu
beiineeiudjt. Ger neuongeri1tete
ilt beoeuteuo, un0 oiele
iheinen pieoerunt
perloren aegauaen 5u Iein, bod ma,
bere Ginselbeiten feblen nod, Sa Die
@iienbabns II 1elegrapbennerbin'
oilnq utterbrodlen lit.
Dos neue Grobebengebiet eritredt
Iidb BON 8ero grn3 bis gum nenaes
biloeten aroter oes San Migiel. 65
nor0iDeTtlid BON 8ero @ruS
itn0 biz Goroo6a, 50 Uieilen .peit.
lid m0 untioBt iiber 5000 Gna.
orotmeiIen. Bel 8inconuoa, 35 Rei'
len norolif, baben iid Die 455onge
Uon 3mei Bergen inioIge 0eS erobe.
bcn3 Iosgel0it, nno ser San Carlos.
1lnB lit infolgeoeiien IN Ieiuent 2auf
GeGermt ipor0en.
Sine 6reite tluft. Die orei 0leiler
lang lit, 1T bort i'm 5elIenbo0en ent.
itauoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-01-18
eaminsnftarss in ben gLlpen.

Bern. Sdlpere Shneeititrne
baben in Oeri9ieoeuen 1beilen Der
2tIpen 9a1nIinien un6 2anoitroben
Deritiittet, uu6 DieIe Crtidnfteu iin0
non Der auBenpeIt nbaeihnitten.
las GOrf Borra6ia in oen ita.
Iieniid5en aIpeu iit bon elmer Canine
oerifiittet pcr0en, un0 6 ioQcn
oiele Berionen umqeg0ntnen lem.
s5n 8altiir in GiroL fino ) Sinner
IN einem oon elmer 9aluine crihii-
teteH paus uuisetsnlnlen.