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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
The Governor Host
~ niHnrr Tonight

Governor Albert C. Richie will be
~. 81. dinner party tonight at the
Executive Mansion.
There viii be twenty covers. Din
r.r De served in the State dining
-.. ana The prevailing color will be
min. The flowers. double pink tulips.
p.-... the Governor and his mother.
,4. sim be the following at table:
MI .n. Mrs. Alexander Brown. Doc
..- .a Mrs. r. Tunstall Taylor, Mr..
.r. uts s Proctor Brady, Mr.. and
NJ Howell Parr, Mr.. and Mrs.
carroll W. Raisin. Doctor and Mrs.
W.... f. Wickes, Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Eaa. Mrs. George Brown, JT. Henry
W W Jams and Joseph p. Kennedy,
al. a. Baltimore, and Miss Mary Gar
NETT mccarthy, of Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
New Attractions
AZ Ships Inn


Added attractions at the. Ships
lnn," that good ship that set sail here
early last fall on the sea of popular
favor, and has come into port with
flying colors, anchored safely at the
dock, foot of State House Hill. Fran
els street and State Circle, are two
additions TO the equipment. one a
miniature of the sea-going tug Juan
ita" that once piled between Baltimore
and Norfolk, and the other a full rig
ged ship. not yet christened. bat which
may be named either the Margaret
Worth" or Marie H."
The "Juanita," WHICH was loaned by
Mrs. Cresap, and was gift TO her son,
Commander Logan Gresap, u. 5. n.
is complete in every detail of con-
struction and equipment and has been
an object OF interest to visitors at the
Ships Inn.
The hull of the full rugged ship was
presented by Mrs. Carvel Hall, and
was made by her late husband. 1t
was rugged by Mr. Williams, of East
port. and set full sail. 1t is most at
tractiye addition TO the Inns equip
ment.
During these springlike days the
new deck of the Ship'n Inn, which is
protected with canvas. and around
the rope rail of winch in true ships
fashion life preservers are suspended,
affords recreation to the sea-going
patrons. hs 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Visit - We'd At
lNILIgn we. Ghnrch

RI, John 5. Sewers. d. D.. minister
Z" college Avenue Baptist Church.
per med the ceremony yesterday af-
,srr.u uniting in marriage at. this
,aa-h John II. Arnold. of Richmond.
'a. ana Miss Elizabeth Bait. of
Wash .ue'on. d. c.
There were no attendants. lmmedi-
-et -..er the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
1T. left on a wedding trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Interest I'm
coming "Farce"

Much interest is being manifested
by friends of the cast in the musical
farce TO be given on Tuesday evening,
May II. by members and friends of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church The title of the play is The
Minister'S Wife's Bonnet" The play
is under the direction of Mrs. Charles
C.. Bramble. and ii abounds with witty
lines and amusing situations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
tn0thcr Little
Army Officer

4 e'egram was received here last
nigh by the new baby's paternal
granimother, Mrs. Mary f. Shelton.
Ngrse. street. announcing the birth of
o SON To Major and Mrs. William J.
JONES. at Leavenworth. Kansas. the
a'ma nj Mrs Jones Major Jones is
now Stationed at Fort Grant. Rock
,rrI Ill., and is attached to the Field
Ar- cry of the L. S. Army. He is a
g-a..a-e of St Johns College, this
,-y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Visitors At The
Cumberland Arms.


Mr.. and Mrs Dudley. of Shorehill.
" j.. who have recently purchased a
summer home at Hackett's Point,
were visitors here for the weekend at
Cumberland Arms" Mrs. Dudley
was. before her marriage. Miss Ethel
Slinglnlf, OF Baltimore.
Captain and Mrs. OKeefe are stop
ping at the Arms" Captain O'Keefe
has been recently appointed Assistant
Commandant of the St. Johns bat
TALON
Mr.. and Mrs. McMichael. of Phila-
delphia, have been visiting their SON
in-law, Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark. at
the Arms"
Mrs. William Bauernschmidt motor
ed over from Baltimore and spent
Sunday al the Arms" where she was
Joined by her son. Midshipman
BauernschBidt
Mrs. James Platt, of Baltimore, was
the weekend guest here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Dugan, OF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

Nr and Mrs F. j Schmidt. who
base been residing at 213 Duke of
Gloucester street, have moved into
their new home recently built at the
corner OF Southgate avenue and Sec
anf street, Murray Hill. The new
residence is one of the most commodi-
ou- 40 Murray Hill.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Opened Home
"IIuckIPy Hall"

The Rev James NJ Magruder, ID. D.,
canon of the Pro-Cathedral, Balti-
more. and Mrs Magruder. who have
been spending the winter in Balti-
more. have moved TO their summer es-
tate. Hockey Hail." and have opened
their home there which they are now
occupying.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Tea Mingled
With Art

AT the art exhibit OF miniatures.
daguerrotypes and samplers at the
residence of Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway
ON Tuesday afternoon. tea was served
by the Woman's Club Miss Watkins
poured. and several of the art commit
tee assisted in serving
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

Baltimore. was here to visit her son.
Nidshipman Dugan.
Darlington Conger. former mid
shipman from Nashville. Tenn. visit
ed his old classmates here over the
weekend and was guest al Cum
berland Arms"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

Mrs. Robert Moss. wife of Judge
Moss. will leave here on May 10 for. a
visit TO her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Todd Written. wife OF Lieut-Com-
mander whitten, U S. ", who resides
i'm washington State. Mrs. Moss is ex-
pecting TO make the trip by the
Canadian Pacific route
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
loIlege RasehaII Results

+ princeton. y. J-Princeton, s;
Fren.a. /.
A- New York-Stevens Institute, 3;
Joins Hopkins. 0.
ri Philadelphia-Pennsylvania, q;
North Carolina. l.
n New Haven. Conn.-Yale. o;
Elst Virginia, ,.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Opened Her
Summer Home

Mrs Alexander Gordon, Jr., has
opened her summer home on her es-
tate at Rhode river and is now quar-
tered there. She has been spending
the winter in Baltimore, New York
and Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
A atlantic City
For Fortnight

The Rev II. w Burgan, ID. d., min
is.er of The First Methodist Episcopal
church. is spending two weeks at At
muuc City where he has joined Mrs
Burgan and her mother. Mrs. Laura
Draper. at the Wiltshire"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

Judge T. Van Claggett. prominent
member OF the Prince George County
Bar, and former Judge of this Circuit,
spent the day in Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

The Rev Edward ID. Johnhon, ID. d..
rector of St Anne's preached on Sun
day evening at st. Marks Church,
Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
= HR1EFMIm
TO spend

Ass Helen Hunter. will leave to-
Gag - Pc the weekend guest of Miss
"oa Allen at her home at Towson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

Mrs Daniel Randall has returned
from a visit 10 friends in New York.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Warfeld, Jr..
have returned from their honeymoon
l0 their home i'm Baltimore. Mrs. W&r-
field was Miss Katharine Lee b ore
her marriage several weeks ago.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
SPANISH INFANTAS
MENACED BY REDS
Presence OF Anarchist at Barcelona
Delays Their Return
To Madrid.

MADRID. April 20.--Infantas Cmiou
and Louisa who have been in BARGE
Iona for n few days. intended 20 return
% this city to-day. but three anarchists
were arrested in the Vicinity OF the
railroad Depot. and the return Of the
Infantas was Delayed for a day.
Further activities in their honor were
lNnrriediy arranged. and they were given
Ovations whenever they appeared in
public.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
DETECTIVE SLAIN
IN DUBLIN STREET
Two Officers Attacked, but One
Escapes-Woman PaSserby Is
Hit BY Stray Bullet.

DUBLIN. April 2i.-Two detectives.
walking In a street near Mount JOY
Prison. we're attacked by armed mea
late yesterday. One Of them-Lawrenca
Dalton--was shot six times and died
soon after. The other detective es.
capped. A woman who was passing was
wounded.
Police and soldiers were unable to
find any Of the attackers.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
french Rsuev. Amsrieaa. IN All,
Minor.

CoNsrANTINoPLE. April 81 tby the
Associated Press) French troops,
equipped with heavy artillery, entered
Antab. Asia Minot. on April IL, and
have relieved the situation there, &C
cordlng to n statement made at the
French Embassy. Messages had been
sent from Alntab on April ~, asking for
immediate aid for American workers
there.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
These LoOely New Frocks Foreshadow The
Later Modes for Spring

A SILHOUETTE that is strik-
"A ingly different is feature of
this beaded Taffeta dress. Collar
and sleeves are in perfect har-
mony with the exceedingly
graceful lines.
The evening world., 1920-04-21

A JAUNTY jacket of navy
"A Serge, with fancy braid edg-
ing and a satin vestee for con-
trast. The pleated skirt is fin
ished with a broad sash belt Of
gold brocaded silk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-29

travlt med wort Kgd, selv ON det er nok saa plejet
og flint. Og ak, den arme Sjal VII da, er jeg bange
for, vere saa syag, at den like kan tage noget
af alt dette Guild, Belter, Baand, Perler og kost-
bare Stene med sig"
Saaleedes underholdt han sig meget forn9jelig,t
siger han sely. Men I'm Hofdamerne ogsaa har
veret lige sa f~orn6jede, forteller han intet ON.
Da der var gaaet omtrent Ell Time, kom der
Bud, at han kunde gaa hjem. Dronningen 9nskede
imidlertid at faa ham straffet. Hun spurgte sin
J~ustitsminister, men Svaret maa like have veret
gunstigt. Hendes nermeste Raadgivere frafaad-
EIDE hende ogsaa at fore Process mod Knox for hans
Practitioners Skyld, da Diet let kunde blive u~behage.
ligt for hende selv, og hvert Fald sterkt Wide
understrege hans Ord. Hun afstod sa fra sit
Forehavende.
,,stormen lagde sig Diet ydre,' siger Knox,
linen like hendes Hjerte.'
Og tank, Diet kunde han nenne! Historic
skrivere, Forfatere og Digtere har cyst over
denne Mands Haardhed og 6nsket, at de kunde
have gredt sammen med den skdnne, gredende
Ungdom, Sk9nhed, kongelig Verdighed
stod opl6st i Taarer foran ham. lOg han var
uf6lsoml -
Denne smukke, letferdige, blodtGrstige og
lunefulde Kvinde skulde altsaa blot beh9ve at
grade, for at ale Mend skulde ligge for hendes
Fodder. Og hvad Wide der vere bleven af Skot-
land, hvis Knox hayde veret som de andre? Il OK
reddede den skotske Kirke, og Diet err den, der
har gjort Shetland til, hvad Diet er. Der er derfor
den Dag Dag ingen Mand, hvis Navn nevnes
med saa stor Kerlighed, Hrb6dighed og Beundring
af enhver ngte Skotte som John Knox. Og Diet
er neppe for meget at sige, at enhver virkelig
Mand og sand Kristen maa vere med blandt dem,
der beundrer Gudt Kraft. som den aabenbarede
sig denne lille, legemlig skr6belige Mand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-29
Knox vii like grade.

Dronningen hadede nu Knox for Alvor.
Kunde hun finde en- L~ejlighed til at befri sig for
ham, Wide hun med Glade benytte den. Og Diet
varede like lenge, linden hun troede, at hun hav-
de den.
Knox var paa sin Side ogsaa forberedt paa
alt. | sin daglige Bon efter Middagsmaaltidet bad
han ON, at Gud Wide befri Shetland for Afguds-
dyrkelsen, beskytte Diet mod %fremmede Tyranners
Herred9mme og beware Freden for Diet endnu I
nogen It'd, ON Diet saa MATTE behage ham. Og da
en- Ven spurgte ham, hvorfor han kun bad ON
Fred endnu nogen lid, svarede han, at han
turde kun bede Tro, og hans Tro paa Guds Ord
forvissede ham ON, at vedvarende Fred kunde
der like blive Ell Land, hvilket Afgudsdyrkel-
sen engang havde vnret undertrykt, men derefter
var bleven indfprt igen.
Mango Ting yiste ogsaa, at han havde Ret.
De Prelater, der var bleven fengslede, fordi de
havde holdt Messe, blev straks efter Parlamentets
Slutning sat paa fri Fod igen. bet var altsaa klart,
at Fengslingen kun havde veret en- Komedie.
Dronningen rejste desuden Landet rundt og holdt
Messe overall. Befolkningen blev saaledes vennet
til Messen allie Vegne.
We'd Siden heraf gjorde Dronningen sig al
Flid for at vinde Folk. Lexington, der nermest
var, hvad' vi Wide kalde P~remierminister, holdt sig
aabenlyst til Papisterne og sogte at faa dem an
bragt de OVERSIZE Stillinger. Knox MATTE saa-
ledes vere foreberedt paa Diet varste.
Medens Dronningen var frayerende, fej-
rede Hoffet Allehelgensdag med stor Pomp
Dette vakte baade Sorg og Uro blandt de evange-
liskee, og der blew sendt ct Par Mend til Kapellet
for at Sc, hvem der tog Del i Messen men Pres-
terne blew bange for disse to og sendte Bud efter
Beskyttelse. Der skete intet foruroligende, men
Dronningen forlangte %alligeval we'd sin Tilbage-
komst de to Mend straffede. De blev anklagede
for ,,FOrseg paa at plyndre Paladset."
Efter denne Anklage kunde der frygtes Diet
Brodrene hele Landet over ON Sagen og anmode
ON deres Bistand og iser ON deres Nerverelse
under Observation-Disclosures
bet gjorde han ogsaa; men eft af Brevene
blev opsnappet og forelagt Dronningen og hendes
Gehejmeraader.
Man o%pfattede Brevet som en- Opfordring til
at gore Modstand mod Dronningen. | saa Fald
var Diet Hpjforederi.
Endelig havde man haml Dronningen gned
sine Hender. Lexington skulde vere Anklager
og han lovede hende, at han sikkert skulde ia
Knox d9mt.
bet skulde foregaa saa hsjtideIigt som
muligt. En- st6rre Samling Adelsmend kaldtes til
Edinburgh for at dSnne i sagen. Knox var we'd
godt Mod og fast bestemt paa like at give efter
Godsejer Maxwell kom. Han var vred. Han
Wide have Knox til at bede Dronningen ON For
ladelse. bet Wide Knox like, thi han var kloq
nok til at indse, at Diet var Diet samme som al
erkende sig skyldig. Han svarede derfor, at han
like vidste af, at han havde forset sig mod Dron.
ningen og derfor heller intet havde at bede ON
Forladelse for.
Like f~ejlet!' sagde Maxwell, thar De like
skrevet Diet Brew, der sammenkalder BrSdrene fra
| allie Rigets Dele?"
Knox: ,,Det er ingen Uret. | Diet mindste like
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
Ncntider Neutrality-suspicious.,
Oiitrift go. 40.

unIerc tan3luitige Sugeno uno
aud Die iiigen0Iihen glelteren, oie
nod biipfcn wollcn, lueroen iid oit
6iiBdeu biibid cinolen miiiieu oa i'll
on Iail5gelegeubeit feiuen Mongel
BADEN mcr0cn. Mie an anoerer Stcle
benlerft, giebt ser Silfsoerein am 30.
D. Nc. cinen Grntetoll5. Der Inter.
ltiibung5buno meiIt ibm Den @eg ga
al, oa er 5mci Gage porber, olio am
81. 8. Wtts., eincm Mtittmoh, einen
Sallomcentan5 81 Oeronitulten ge-
Oeitft. 9iSber bat man iih an Sen
8crgniigungen oicies unteritiiBungs-
pereinS INNER oufs bette amiiiiert.
mo oasieIbe lit al6 0iesmaI 81 err
mortcn. 90 lit iider oorauf 81 red)-
men, oaB re6t piele ser frehnoliden
GinlaOung, Die DER 3iltrift go. 40
erldBt, no6fommen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
0OIOcmes SnbiIdumOer
GOnrOroia = -s9nle

Die GoncorOia SonntngiduIe fei.
erte an oergougenen Sonntag ibr
goloenes Subil1um nit entlprehen.
Dem @%ottesoienit. 5uiommen nit Der
@emeinoe. Die 8eteiligung mar grob.
Gie Stride por pr1dtig geidmiidt.
Gm Qieustag Abeu0 muroe Die 6eier
III geiellifoitlider Meiie iorteeieet
ourd) cine llnterbaltung fiir Die boz
beren 8loIlen Der 5onntaglduIe, bel
Der @riiBe iiberbroht muroen bon
friiberen Superinteuoenten uno 2eb-
rem, bon einltieen S6iiIern, uno
bon Dem ein5igen nod fir uns err
reihboren friiberen YoItpr, Dem aug
lftuerer aronfbeit chen mieoer berae.
Itelten Boitor BoiI u. MenoeI. Gs
ging babel iebr eemiitIid Der. Ser
ourh Serrn SSuIius @riebeI beree.
Itellten unO oneebrahten Decoration
Der 3opelle, 100 oieier geicaige Ibeno
ltattfono, muroe oIgemeines Sob ge.
%ipenoet. Sir 0onnerstag 0admit.
tog bat oos SubiIGrmStomite nod eli.
ne weitere 6eier eepIant, Die ben
Nleinlten Der Sonntoeldule ut0 III.
rem Wfiittern eelten iolte, uno bic in
5iuiihen aud 5ur Auffiibrung eefom.
lei iein miro.
Die Goncor6io SonntogIdnle muir.
De ourh SerrH Enitor @uitop Hiee
i'm Sabre 1870 ms 9eben gerufen. IS
ltonoen ibm babel our Settle SRI.
Gbriltiane 0enalcr, Ole oieIe Sabre
lang an Der Spibe elmer oeutIden
Erioatidjule in @aihinqton ltano;
3err NotterE DER oomaIige Oraaniit
Der @emeiuoc; mo Ser 6rieorid
Smbof, Der cine Der Souptitiisen Der
Senntaglhllle blieb. bis Elm bobes vi.
ter ibn I'M Sabre 1907 5mang. Die ae.
liebte Arbeit tiinitie 9noeren 5u Il.
beriallen. Der ge%9enmartige Supe.
rinten0ent lit Serr @m. g. Montao.
merp, Dem ais Witbeonlten 5ur Seite
Iteben: 8err Senrp 70. 6hmiot, Serr
IIbertis u. Sdroeoer. SraH sSSoa ".
Sdroeoer, Serr 6ronf s.. @oebI,
Serr 9beo. umbef nno SRI. @ertru-
De We. 2oher. Als &ebrer iino on.
Ber0em in Der Sonntogidptle t1tie oie
0amen &. 8nier, 6. ". Montgomc.
rp, N. 9oIb. s. arice. 6. @eitirt, 6.
@rtbcr, .. Settler, 9. 8oIf 6. @.
Soder, 3. Ofersbaulen; ole Scrreu
B. NaebIe, %. @ruber. s. @oegler
unO 4aItor 2o6er.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
Gin aafruf!

I'm 10. DECEMBER D 5. lit ser $50.
@ebnrtstng oes onerfaunt orokten
oler 9omtoniIten, .oes Sbofeipeores
III Der Wiiiiif, pie i'm Elm beoeuten.
DER engIiifer Gritifer emit nonnte.
Bos ipoaen mir 8aibinetoner oeut.
ld)er Nbfunft turL nm oos guoeu.
len Sliomig pan 8eetbopens oirf mir.
oige Weiie gu feiern2l 8obI uer.
Den mir ipieoer, lpie fid oos ia bon
lelblt oerltebt, oes Weiiters Spmpbo.
lllen, geipielt bon Den perihieoeneu
mad bier i'm 2nufe ors @inters forn.
ilenoen SpmpbonieordeItern boren.
aber mir Wilien bereits. Dob bel feiner
oleler @%elegenbeiten oes eroBen bent.
ldDen W~uiifberrn alli beIonoere ggei.
le geoodt lperoen miro. menioItens
nld)t bier in Der Sauptitoot oes
Sanoes. alio ouf. SIR oeltIten
9ereinc lnierer Staot. int grf an.
lommen uno iebet. mas Sbr NIT Der.
elntcn 9r0ften an 8eae hrinoeu
tonnt. Sh meme es oiirfte Elm 9cih.
tes leirl- einen aiiten Reoner fir Sen
aberlo 5t finoen. uno mas bie mIIi.
tallld)en Solente onbctrifft. 10 Iiub
nodl lpabrIih geniig trcfflide 9iinSt.
ier nno aiinltlerinncn in @oibina.
Ton, DIE es iid sur Srcune uno Gh.
re anrefnen miirncm olis oes Som.
ponilten @erfen bel ioIdcr lpeibepoI.
len @~eleoenbeit All ipieIcu. NIIo ouf
mo triid ans @erf. Chr IorIibqr
nm @'nriiberinnen u~nierer nod Be.
ltebenocn mo neiientitanoenen Ser.
e,Te. wir ale DOusn beIfen, nir
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
GOmrOrO Stub.

Die GrtraperIammlung 0cS Ser.
moItlttgSrates ocs Gonfor0 &Iubs III
letter 8ohe mar G)a,3(I'a beiudDt.
RrGiioent Soifmom f;ihrtc Den &or.
lit Sn elm Gomite Sos Sen Snbobcr
Scr 9Dpotbef, Die olif oen @~.rnOitiif
itebt, beiu6en mo Doae Autorit1t 5l
bonoeln boben ioa, lpuroen ole Ser
rem @offmant, &ieeono uno 9rou.
ner e%rnonnt. 6erner muroe bei6loi.
len, ben Songerbun0 on5ugeben. Dem
&onforo Club Die @oae propiiorii6
81 iiberocbeu, ocn 9etrng pom 1. So.
mlor fonunenoel Sabres ob al erbe-
ben un0 IN Den SGaen, no Monm un0
6rau Snbnber bon Aftien limo, MIR
bon einem oerielben einen 8eitrog al
forocrn. Serr Bender, ser berifte.
te, Dob nabe3u fir $4,000 aftien ae.
5cidnet, bon oenen bis iett $3.50
einee5oblt iinoG iuiro beauftroet, Die
Aftieninbober nm Gin3oblrngen an
erillhen, Gs lei ouou bemerft, ooG
ale oieienigen Die lif sllr Mbnohme
non Nftien perfilidte. bobelL Oein
iun9en &lu6 eintp groBcn 9icnit CT.
r,cifcu mo nicl - reiferci uno Gcr.
tornfolten eriporen fonntcn, menr
tic oieIe Nu~fforoerung nidt abmorten
ionoern moglihit iofort ole goll3e ge.
5cifncte Sgmme o0er Eoil5obllmecu
al ocn 6inon8iefretdr Serrn @euSer
5000 @idoIs Mpe., gongreB Seigbt8.
unlenoen miiroen. Gin &omit, Ics
neutrality-suspicious. 9,iirift 40.
- 10 10 en- Der Sulenmllc(egcn-
hc;tcn uturf igte, mn u ircuuNlihlt
e,pi1uGell ino bcmlc' ,cu bollc Ni,s.
funft c~rteiIt. SIN iibrigen lei nod
bcmerft, Bob ser aIllb onfangs go.
nember feline @interiaiion nit einem
Supper eroffnen miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15


bliimten @orten Ole 4aiierten auI.
geioroert, ibre 6oroerungen an
@eutl6lano in perniinftige 9abnen
5ur~iid5ulenfen; ooS fort ober oen
&errn III. Atta6c nidt Deiter, oieie
groBen 6inan8- Grperten oils Opfer
lbrer 0ummbeit unO oeutiher 8erlo.
genbeit bin5uiteqen. Norum nidJt,
Die Statiltit benefit es jal SD nil
Der Srage nidt meiter ndbertreten, OBJ
Der S6reiber lenes Artifels nilr iiber
elm ouBergepobnlihes MaaB BON
gorniertbeit uerfiigt, ODER elm aft
boSbofteiter bepuBter 6ali9une Der
Offentliden Weinung borliegt. Der
81 9lttnde Oerl6Bt liG oarouf, ooB
ole Mebrbeit Der 3eitun9sIeier lih
menig ooer gornidt Inn Die Cages.
furle frem0en @eloes tiimmert, es
lei oenn, ooB er ielbIt in ben 3eitun.
gen MIR Die %gr3eugniiie ieines eiee.
men @eiltcs lieIt. Wenn moli, tpie
IS ser 8erfaller iefeS Artitels tltt,
sic Statiitif our 8emeisfiibrune Der.
an5iebt, Damn io1te er Iobiel Gbrlid.
feits. uno 4nitonosgefiibl beiisen
ulo bin0ufiigen, ooB Der 8ert oes
oelttlden @eloes, Die 9auffrnft ser
ocutIden Marf, meniger oils Sen 10.
Cell betrGgt ols IN Dem gum @erglei.
DIE berange3oeenen Sabr 1913. 8ab.
reno oomoIs Der 8ert Der Wtarf I'M.
gcfGbr 90 entS betrig, l6ponat Der
belltige 8ert 5miiden einnu6einbalb
mnS einmnSOreiDiertel Gents. Sn ELM.
fohen 8orten ausgeoriidt beiBt ooS,
Dab ser 0eutide fir o%enielben arti.
fel, ben er friiber fir cine Warf tou.
sfen fonnte, bette fiinfsebn Mart be.
soblen mtB. ODER aitf Den angebIi.
den bon @brcn.Saroieii bere6neten
llcberI6uB bon 81, 750,OOO.O 900 i'm
Sabre t9t9-1920 ongenon0t, Der
lleberl6ub nah Dem beiltieen 9urle
lit nur Der is. Cell oieies 8etroges,
olio 6e6euteno eeringer oils Dor oem
@riege. 60 falidt man Die Of7entlidDe
MeinMng. Nilr immer felte peiter
eclogelL es bIeibt idon ctiuas bGngen.
i. I'm Die Abiuroit1t Scr Yebouptln.
gcn oes oGr-Attades" 81 ilultrieren,
mia i6 cine tur6e pereleidenoe Sta.
tiff Der Grbobung Der 2ebensbaI.
tltng mo oes @olittoitonoes Der Sab.
re 1913 mo 1919 in europGiihen
SauptItGoten anidlieBen:
Observation-Disclosures bon 1913
1919: Ser. Stoaten BOG NroSent;
Gnglono 257 Bro3ent; Srontreid
$50 @ro5ent; 9eutihIono 1000 Nro.
3cnt, Oeiterreid 1000 @rooent.
@oIutaitlr5 BON 1913-19t9: 9a.
ris AZ; 2onoon 10, &om SO 8ien
81, Berlin 81.