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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
BOWLING.

The Hercules Powder Company bowl
ing team, which is the cntrant from
Wilmington in the First International
Industrial Telcgraphic Bowling Tourna-
mcnt will roll the strong Harlan team,
leaders in the Industrial League, Mt
Grady's alleys on Saturday, February II,
at 8 y. IN. Tho scores of the Hercules
team will be reported to Chicago, the
headquarters of the Telcgraphic Tourna-
ment, by telegraph at the end Of the
match. The Powder Company boys
are all primed for the match and are
in for win, both from the Harlan team
and the TeIcgraphic tournament. l.. r..
Good will captain the Hercules team,
and the rest of the team will be composed
of j. L. Harkins, II. Is. Shaw, j. B. Flan-
agan. C. H. Mckay, j. r. Stein and II.
Carl Harlan will present their strongest
lineup and will give the powder boys
n good run.
The following scores were rolled last
night
HERCULES ROWLING LEAGUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
MARRIAGE At ELKTON
SENDS GROOM To JAIL
Alleged Wife No. Soon Followed
on the Trail With Charge
of Bigamy.
anc,a, e,orro,pondepcr Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
ElSton, Md, Feb. lo.-state's At
torney Henry A. Warburton had n war
rant Issued, yesterday, for the arrest OF
/ Iouis A, Emblcy, OF Trenton, NJ. j., who
on January Is last came To Elkton with
his stenographcr, Miss Isabel NJ. Gray. Of
Trenton, and they were married 10y Rev.
George y. Jones.
Mrs. Mary A. Embley, of New Jersey,
alleged wife No. /, placed the matter
before the local authorities for action,
claiming that in 1912 shc was married
to Tmbley and that they have one child,
agrd six years. Embley, " now in tie
county jail at Trenton, awaiting req,iisi-
ton papcrs for bis transfer 70 Ilkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
EDEN LOD GE TO GO TO DOVER.

At meeting of Eden Lodge, No. "a,
I. o. o. F., in Eden Hall last night, it was
decided that the lodge go to Dover next
Friday evening to confer the first and
third degree upon large class of candi-
dates from several lodges in Sussex and
Kent Counties. Sunday afternoon and
part of tonight, which is the regular
meeting night for the lodge, viii be
devoted to rehearsal for the degree team
so they can be in good shape for the
affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
Lean Year Dance.

A leap year dance will be held in the
Gilbert Studio Wednesday evening, March
3, by the Wednesday evening advanced
class under the auspices of Miss Kate
McClafferty. So that all may have
partners each of the young women of the
class are to invite a gentleman An
excellent orchestra viii furnish music
for the occasion. Refreshments will be
included in the program OF the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
ARCTIC ICE GETS FAR SOUTH.
Big Packs Are Covered With Walrus ant
Seal.

Halifax, Feb. l9-Immense Arctic
ice packs, black with walrus and seal,
extend eight miles south of Wainwright,
100 miles north of Point Lay, further
south than in many years, it is reported
here.
Newfoundland is ioebound and rail
roads are completely tied up. Inhabitants
in the interior are suffering intensely
and several deaths from exposure have
resulted. Communication between settle
ments is impossible except by dogsleds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
GET LOAN CHARTER.

w. Il. Boyce reported at the last meet
ing of the New Castle County Farm
Bureau executive committee, that the
charter for the New Castle County Farm
Loan Association has been received and
that all members may expect the land APP
pralser at an early date.
Mr.. Boyce stated that l5 applications
for loans have been received which aggre
gate 500 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
KOO KOO KLUB GIVE DANCE.

One of the features of the dance given
by the Koo Koo Club last night at the
New Century Club, was an electrical
dance. All of the lights in the all were
turned out and rainbow colors we're
played on the dancers.
4 tag dance was given after refresh
ments, which were in the form of Valen-
tine suggestions, were served. The
dancers wore heart-shaped caps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
HAMPSHIRE SOW BRINGS $3.50.

Nehawka, Neb, Feb. l9.-What are
said Go be worlds record prices for
ampshire-bred sows, were obtained
here at a sale by Raymond :. Pollard,
Of this city. Forty-two head sold for
S2l ,sS5. an average of slightly more
than S523, as compared with the previ-
Gus high of $3.50. One SOW brought So
$50, a new top for this breed. Buyers
from 2S States were present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
ADDED TO HONOR ROLL.
Torty-five New Males on Pension Lis,
of Pennsylvania Eastern Line.

Forty-fve new names have been added
to tho Honor Roll, or Pension list. of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad, Eastern Lines.
Among them arc Patrick Mckone, fore
man, Of Sharon Hill, Pa, and George w
Woodbury., n Maryland.
This list now contains 4,f70 names,
many Of whom have worked ail their
lives for tho Pennsy. Three Of those just
relieved from active duty served the road
more than 20 years. In tho twenty years
Of the Pension Fund over $4,000, 900
has been paid out in benefits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
BRITISH SINK MUSTARD GAS.
Have Solved Problem Of Disposing o
Unused Munitions.

London, Feb. 1s.-A method of dis
posing of mustard gas shells made for
use has been discovered by an English
The contents of the shell are re-
moved by a siphon and any liquid re-
is neutralized and removed by q
The mustard gas is passed into
drums which are heavier than water and
can be dumped into the sea.
The steel shell is then broken up and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
CARE or CHILDREN.
MrH~ Ina Perkins Delivers AddrcsS ut
Farmers institute 1t HaStly.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evcnfn9
Hartly, Fob. 19.---At the afternoon NM
sion ycstcrdaysof tho Farmers Institute
at Hnrtly. Mrs Ina j. N. Perkins, Dircc-
tr Of Child Welfare for tho State Rooon-
struction Commission, spoke on tho
Care and Health Of Children She raid: j:
'~rhere should be ono fnll-time trained
nurse for school duty for every 900 tn
1000 children, depending upon whether
there il full-tmc school physician, q
part-timc physician, or whether examinn-
tions have 10 bc made wholly by nurses: /:
Al present Delaware has only ofsc school
physician doing half-timc work and two
nurses doing full-timc work among school
children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
Berlin Shops Gouge Foreigners.

Berlin, Feb. 16.-Foreign shoppers in
some Berlin stores who are unwise enough
20 betray their Identity are being assessed
% per cent over the retail prices to Ger
mans Tins Is 10 accordance with a sug-
sss-tion by the Berlin Chamber Of Com
mercc IN view Of the low exchange rate Of
German currency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19

GAMES TONIGHT.
Epworth VS.. Emmanuel at High School
gymnasium at SIS p. m.
Friends VS. Edge Moor at Friends
gymnasium at 8 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
EPWORTH ME-. WINS
FIRST HALF PENhAh1
Schedule for First Half Of Season
is Completed by Church Ath-
letic Recreation League.

Friends defeated TIillcrest, 81 to ~,
in n game of basketball last night on the
Friends floor. At the same time Edge
Moor trimmed st. Paul, "a to 81 These
two games completed the first half of the
schedule of the Church Athletic kecrea-
tion League. The lineup and summary:
ST. pAuL's.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
tToaIs :
EDGE MOOR.

Referee George Borgs. Scorer, Eu-
gene Sproul. Timer, Hamilton.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal won the
pcnnant for the first half of the season,
winning all five of it's contests.
This evening the Epworth NJ. +. Church
team meets the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church team in high schoo! gymnasium.
The Friends team will meet the Edge
Moor team at Friends gymnasium to-
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
Card Party for Minguadaie Home.

A card party will be given in the du
Barry room of the Hotel du Pont
Saturday for the benefit Of the Minqua-
dale Home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
George N. Davis Out After Illness.

Assistant City Solicitor George n.
returned to his duties this morning. In
looked after his duties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
SLOW
DEATH

Aches. pains. nervousness, diff
Guilty in urinaticf. often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
short Session ~ Municipal Court.

Municipal Court was in session lcsv than
FIVE minutes this morning. A contirni-
anoc and an order for an attachment were
tho only matters handled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
GOLD MEDAL
pe.a!,!l!!E!;!MI .!,!!!!;!IQ

bring quick sslisf and often ward on
daddy diseas@e. known az the national
.emsdy Of Holland for moro than 400
vasrn AU druggists. in three sisss.
tssa fcr shs name Gold Modal sn svesy -
AA9 oseeDt no ianieakieo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19

/; Graves, ,; McNichol, 3; Peck, q;
G. Carter, /; Alexander, 1 McCaughan,
Foul goals-Swecnev, . out Of -;
Carter, q out of l3.
officials: Referee, Cartwright, Central
Board; umpire, O'Brien, Central Board
Time of halves, 20 minutes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
|llf b|5iDtES
many STEAMERS
Three Ships Abandoned and
Cthers Crippled.

IA
y UOSToN, hhfoh n'''"'n
eNsvy seas mfee ship' ,n ' .'nt
&e" w VIZ" ''N
- she Ncr'h A,hn,'. NH'.''S H.'
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- eeinx Io't WIT NJ nA. w.
u. eu',,r '"' ~ ''
them ssH"nVe ,-,,.
Ins W, % o'nL'.o -, -, - -.
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om ,.t.,y
"."N r.. 49,.
vss ''su.'o ~
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N" '.N ~" 49,.
"V ." ~, ~
"o",a m", o % .,., ,,,4
"s." - ~ ~" $3.50,
-" , ,no - -. u ,,i,',,.,
",. Nv '" 49,, ", ~,
"W ,"'' fN'' "' ~
"sn ',,a,".nT % .,..-
p. 80 So,
'"'p.
~ ny 20 80" ~
, '"'"', ~ 90. "u' W. ~
w. 'Huuu N'.p""' s'.','''"' ,.,,....
-. S'"n 80
w "s ,s"', 'I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

gui.' of Joung fqas of excellent
families
'lpstal'incnt plans Tor buying ex-
rensiyc Injuries are tie cause ~
many girls going wrong. aGirl' Dc
slr,s for Injuries nn mat" ahnor
nal through tho temptings Of thn
lgs'allm.ut pliu merchant
Whipping posts srou'1 pe c'iah-
. lishel Tor ccn'crts ot immoral
women
"Eycfy father ani mother should
Hrp,ilc Wholesome 'n''rtAluu,nt
Tor th,tr cllhr,u and not tutn 'hru
luofu Win a great H1iUyni ~ umr.
liberty. money aud tn automobile.
Too many goci WoW'u are con.
sWril before the public airing
their views when they Should be- Ht
hoW" viewing their heirs
Scores ot bo' of hiRh schoo, ave
nro receiving treatment for slyid
DISEASES ~ the federal clIR.t here
lloUtrs uring Diseased pr.
sons should ha placardrd ,hc same
~ 3, done now In the case of small
poE aAd other diseases lesa serious
trBH vrncrrll lis'1scs.
The welfare board Is doing hig
Woi, ana should not ho abolished"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
cAMet.t
.SpaM;ng
tile minntabk
--he mimitabk

Just returned from the historic
campaign in Italy, where he fought
for two years under Old Glory.
Welcome back thi, greatest of
American violin -vir,uosos, who
ranks with the acknowledged
world masters Of the violin. Hear
his inspired art
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

squnres4 alternating them thu' HAVING
the bacon squares more NUMEROUS than
tho liver and yc1n and place 90 a gril.
Basic occasionally Wh,n wei done
s"' son with salt p"pror. hii q squeeze
~ lemon juice. nnd servo at once.
rommc. Chateau. utoas'rd potatoes
frr this. use cold boiled potatoes cur
,trh potato In ltlf. lenrtfwl.c. ana
place them In baking tin with either
butter or drip ngs. bisting vel. 1T
cook FOR about twenty minutes. serving
bot.
Creme B.auryaxs tCorn.tiroh pui.
ilng with whipped croaml Make an
ordinary vanilla corn-t1rch pudding md
pout a. whilo hot. lu,o mold which
viii lcayc a hole or Rrn' IN ihr q D.
ter when the pudding Is turned out In
solid form list b-forc serving. fll IN
ihls hnie with whipped cream sycr,cned
with powdered sugar. and sprinkle so,oe
. tlne,y.cHopped almonds over TIE top.
The above menu 1. one which any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Auto Jcgs' Are
Cause of Loose
Morals Here?
Minister BIameS "Auto m
toyication" for Conditions.

Auto gDgB' ore blamed hy Rev.
J. fraHk Eourh, p7stor ~ thNFuSt
ycthodist .ulfcp. for the mornl con.
di'ions " The city. which he de-
tlarss can no' bc pictured In words.
~ the Iirst Methodist chdrch syn.
dsS ngni M, Roach did not mihro
words In la5ng hsfc the moral con.
dsions Of the city. Tho church
was packed to capacity AMI hun
dr.ds vcga iuyned away. some nf
the most telling points In his ser
mon were.
"tnscrupulous tavl-cab drivers
arc cqnvcrtirM their automobiles
into houses of prost tuition and
young Nn With their fathers auto
mobiles NJ their command ore cor.
rnptlns the loun1 girls OF the ciUt
Past driving * intoxicating. ana
With her nervous nature uns .uug
The etl is an easy victim TO dcp,r-
crates, even though they nrc IN TIE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub 1t Right Out-Try Thisl

Llmb,r up Qul, complainlngl Get
a small trial bottle Of old-timc st
Jacobs orr at any drug store and in
just moment youll be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stiffness
Deat suffer R.,tof and a cure a~nl!A
you. Got II, st Jacobs on Is Just
as good tor rcia,ica. neuralgia. um-
baRp, backachc. sprains and swelhhss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

rheumatism IL pain only
Not one case In fifty requires in'fr-
ual treatment Stop drIEring, itJb
the misery rlKht away Ron soothing.
penetrating "st. Jacobs Oh" directly
into the sore. sUlf joints and muscles
and relief comes lnn,antu st Jacobs
btl' Conguers pain. II IL n hnrmles.
rheumatism cure which never disRp.
points and does not blister
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

housekecpsr mlrhi icy out ether f'r
ionc special occasion or Tor tho pur-
pose OF giving her fpmly change ot
fare. For the appetite Ia apt to become
jadcd u the style o' cookery aud variety
of dsfcs are not changed now ana
then.
Tho woman who likcs IN entertain
guests nt dinner could achieve d..
lrhiful effect ~ using this menu Nni
originating 'FUnchy" table drcofHtlons
~ rome sort For iH-iince. phe m yht
have the l1cuf.dc.lys on her place
rnris, or perhaps silhouotlc- of dancing
E-fIs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
/ NOSE Cl0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In NostrHs To
Open Up Air Passages.

All Wh1t relief Your clOsgot nASn
trils open r.sh, ~. The air pass s've ~
your hond nrc 'lnr and you can brs1 "
trcely No Thdte haNkln snd d'f
mucous discharge. headache. DIR, ne. E
no ssr'EflinF for breath at night A
cold pr o1iafrh IL gone AHl
Don't silv stuffed u.' Gr, aH&sf
bottle " ilv's Crehm Balm ttdptySla~-
druggist MN. Apply n ii,ie ~ -i.
frhErdrt. urfl"piic cream IN your rot'
trils. Jet !, penetrate through every b.
passage ~ tie hrad. s0othe nnd hr.t
tho swollen. iriiured murous mtn.
erpte, elytng sou instan, renrf Rvs
Cream bslm iN Just what every cold
erd cA,arrh sufferer has hcen seeking
1i's mst srl Ahla ',Alg ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Impaired at tho society matinee 81
me rhorosfnphers' Association ~ the
Middle Atlantic states by Win H.
ToWies of Washington. ritio Macdon.
aid II New York created a second stir
by announcing that more simplicity
and lee. nittrry were things that
would contribute 10 better pho,OE
iaphy Mf Macdonald NJ the business
session ~ the ,gnVcn,inn warned
AGAINST rtcaiins soviet"
Profit unlrng With employees came IN
az Yv tstarH.Na az igu.vlnn sg..r,ll del.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
DON'T POWDER FACES,
IS WARNING TO GIRLS

ATLANTIC CITY n J.-"Drn't
powder S'ur faces. sirls u You want
20 look bcnnlIful In camera portraits "
This was tho surprising injunction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
FEELING Blue
ALL The Time
Before Taking Cardui, This
Georgia Lady Suffered Un-
til She Would Have to Sit
Down to Do Housework.
q Was Dirzy and Weak.

pnNon. ca Mrs. V. A Burnett OF
Route c, says "f got d~yn with my
back and Sides. not able to 40 my
work. suffered a great deal. had a
uc t.l9r en- the time.
II couldn't res, at night. was ner-
vous would bc d.uf and Just ~
u, ar sr
.uaia N, ., ~ down white tr,
Ing 10 do tho housswork II seemed
couldn't rot my breath. was afraid /
would get past going aliogother
u heard Of CardnI ard hcran using
I. could see after lalt bottle 81
Sns helping me. 80 kept Il up g.
sltt t rpW p,rnn
. "a Knew cardul did tts work, for ~
.othcr pitdiciac ,ooS ever helped ue
ss 4, dtAs ccrlAlniy con recommend
RE.=- cariui'
n YThls veil known medicine, which
Mrs Burnett says htlped her. Ia a
mild, medicinal purely vegetable tonic
for over ~ years used BY thoifinls OF
Sr THOSE
which this Georgia lady obtained
Cardul should help you. too Try IT,
Hdv 3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

rRItes sayiug that such "dlyldends'
had Increased business as hIgh an 90
pstctat
s--------s. - =s---------
THE heirs of the dead inlssr
searched HE shack thoroughly, beiiev-
NIX be- had hidden something hvaS for
= rainy day. and at last the, found u .
a fortune .hf" NO. An old un.
brelia ' Juhgs
Asar Or. Rebsttsori -f1rs, n,piist
chufch tplsp, O'Clock subject;
"NasniJiug Christ." Iln o'clock.
.,IInriIDIny tho Mnth Of ODD " lAdYl
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-19

3eoen aitf 10 Nlinuten beidr0nft
nno toglid) jmei Sibunaen obdehoI-
ten lueroen ioaen.
slbrilititng updl in iueifer Sernc
Ser 9(briiitungs .g(ilsid)uB hit mad,
3ipod)iger 8crntbung 5u Der lleber.
5et9llng gefommen, oaB Die @eIt.
slbrilltlntg MIR allmI6li6 uno iebr
lan8lom Dor iiob gcben fonne, lnS
oaB peoer Die poIitiiden @erb0It.
nilie, md oie oifentlid)e Meinllna
Jest fdon reif fir Die 9eriuirfIidamo
oieies Flanes ieien. s5a, iie qIoltben,
Dab niht einmal ser 9eainn Ser
iuirfliden 9Lbriiihlug icbt idlon tbum-
lld lit 9icomte SiGi. Ser gertreter
Sdpon's, erflortc Dem 9lusihuR
rnno berouS GSapan f0nne ieine
{Streitfrdfte nidjt reouciren, ioIonae
nie Ger Staateu Die fbriaen erh0b.
ten.
Sorldnfig bat ser 9lusidilb ser
Dsener1lperanunIIfug Elm in aroBen
3ii9en in 3 6altpttbeiIe scrfnIIcnOes
abrinhIngsprogranm Dorqeleat: crit
Serjiht oltf neue Jliltuna, omn
oerabicbung Der @ebrnod)f mad, ii.
mem pom Slbriiihlngs- -9lusIduf 6cs
sigaraths ju entruerienoen glon
fdllie5llf dllqemeine p0lliop 9lhritit'
niig, iobalo man gloubt, oar Sic
Gage Nies acitatte.
Sas Erogramm lpnr6e abcr niht
1iitaeheiBen 90 cir einitimu1ioes
Sotlim SIR 9lhnabme einer ReioIu.
fian III Der 9onfereni erfor6erIid
1T llno ,Sruufreih. 91raiiIien. Gbile
tsriedenlanA. &olen. }lnmailieu inns
tlrnqian acaeu 9eidlrdn4un1 6er
1brllltuna itimn1teu. g(aes mas IN
ltanoe fam, mar, 0aB Sic Gonferen,
Den fromlnen gslmih fir 9Cbri1nlno
sln 4usorud 6ro6tc.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-19

6enf. nGiel @eidrei uno me-
mig 8oIle~ pieIe iu0 lange Reoen
iuto Gebotten, wenig Sbotei Oas
lit oas 6ocit Der bisherigen Sbdtig-
felt Der @enfer GolferIisa.Gonfe-
rerl5. Ger sur 3eit 8um Stuoiim Der
politiiden Sage III europa 1ueilenoe
americaniibe 8urSesienator DC. Mc-
Cormif bot, pie p@do oe 9aris"
n1ittbeilt, bel ieinem geiud Der
2ieooeriamnlllrng oen @inoriid be.
fon1nleu, oaB oie 9ufilnit Der 9igo
slpeifelbaft iei. @r befHrhtet, Dab
Die 2iga inter Der 9ereoianlfeit ib-
rcr NfitglieOer eritift meroe, ga piel
81 piel 3eit NIT Reoen peri6menoet
dperoe
lin Den 9eoefluB ser 9eIegaten
eirtatO1mmeh oomit man Die &er-
iaHinlilng programmgendB bis@noe
Der 8ohe gum 9lbidluB brineen
fann iIt iett beltimntt morOen, Oab
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-19
On Der beIafiAen 9epntirte

On Ger 6eIgiidlen Geplttirtens
fonuner pnr0en BON eiuem 9lttentd
ter 8 Shiiiie aui Den @r6iioellten dbs
aefcuert. ole ober ihr 3iel ocrfe6lten.
>ocftiqc grObeben fIobcn lid in
arpBen (bcilen .0iittel- IT, Silo 9lme-
rica'3 creignet. ,Sn ser dilcuiidcu
9ropinj 8oIoina in6 0urh eincn i'm
8efolac enes grGiioBes eutItouoenen
groriltid) cine 9lnjnhl Wenihen &C.
tootet mo biele anocre perIest NOR
oeE.
gei ben Aa1len iiir Die ueue
iugoilapiihe MISUNDERSTANDING
iiegten oic Aaoicnlen.
Eie 10000 9tr6eitcr in oen
Ghicagoer GieEbofeu 0ro6cf5 inNu,
fric0en NIT oen golniGBeH Die Bun,
oesridter AIidluler ais amtlid)er
SdlieO5rid},er Uerfii0t bat, Uon
neucm nit Strejt.
Bel ciner 4iFoalpccrin Grplo
lion in Der Anll9c Der GiaQe Ior
peoo 60. ]lr &nrbusf0, Ctla., wur,
0e cir 0ionn getootct. eiu anOerer
tootlib UcrIcet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-19
6ume Hnlc'@orlagc i'm SberBonie
anaenDmmeu.

aouio Gonitoutin lit olf scr
Gejir rad Atben, mo er ON 5onn:o /
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