davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

destination is not known, but it is
surmised that they headed for the
Twin Cities to dispose Of their loot.
Generous. Reward offered.
Erickson & Trautman offer reward
of $500 for the return of the stolen
goods, while an additional reward of
500 will be paid by the Merchants
National Detective Bureau, of which
the Comfrey firm is member, for the
arrest and conviction of the guilty
parties
Robbed Four Years Ago.
The store OF Erickson & Trautman
at Comfrey was robbed of large
amount of merchandise in October,
1916, nearly four years ago. In spite
of vigilant search for the culprits at
that time. they were not apprehended.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08
BANQUET FOR
old SETTLERS
ANNUAL CELEBRATION TO BE
HELD AT TURNER HALL
OCTOBER
BUSINESS MEETING OF JUNIOR
PIONEERS WILL FOLLOW
FESTIVITIES.

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Junior Pioneers held
Monday afternoon it was decided to
have the annual banquet for the old
folks, October 7th, as usual, and the
chairman was empowered to appoint
a committee to make the necessary
arrangements. A nominating COM
mittee was also appointed to present
names of nominees for the new execu-
tive committee to be elected at the
annual meeting of the Junior Pioneers
which will be held Immediately follow
ing the banquet.
The committee having charge of the
celebration scheduled for the ami
versary date Of the first battle of New
Ulm reported verbally that they ex-
pect to have $50 left over after paying
all expenses. Mrs. George Schneider,
Mrs. Carl Crone and Mrs. George
Marti were voted the thanks of the
Association for the several pieces of
hickory furniture which they had
purchased and placed in the log cabin.
| The President of the Association was
given permission to place the log cabin
at the disposal of Pioneers, Junior
Pioneers and Junior Pioneers Junior
who may desire to use if for social
purposes. The President reported
/ that he had Given the Junior Pioneer
Gard Club and also the Hecker Circle
permission to use the log cabin and
that he did not feel that he should do
this without having the authority OF
the executive committee. Several bills
were audited and ordered paid, where
upon the meeting adjourned.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Miss Anna Hellmann was guest at
the home of Editor and Mrs. B. G.
Schulze at Nicollet, Thursday and
Friday.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

State of Minnesota,
County of Brown. SIS.
On this 28th day of September, one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-nine
G. w. Otto Barth, Pres, H. Kompe
Sec., and Lambert Naegele, Treasurer
of the German Land Association OF
Minnesota, personally appeared before
the undersigned and acknowledged
the foregoing instrument by them
sealed and subscribed, to be their free
act and deed.
HENRY KoMPE,
Justice of the Peace.
New Ulm, Brown County, MINI.
q. 81
Filed for record December 23rd,
1850, at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
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OLD DOCUMENT
TELLS OF GIFT
GENEROUS DONATION OF LOTS
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES
is RECALLED.
GRANT WAS MADE BY GERMAN
LAND ASSOCIATION OF
MINNESOTA IN 1859

We are indebted to a prominent
friend of the local public schools for &
copy of warranty deed, executed
September 2S, 1859, by means Of
which the German Land Association
of Minnesota, the original owners o1
the present site of New Ulm, donated
to "the school district of the township
of New Ulm' total of 25 lots, located
in different parts of the city, for school,
purposes.
Interested in Education.
This generous gift proves beyond a
doubt that the men who made it were
intensely interested in the education
of New Ulm's juvenile population even
at that date. To awaken a similar
interest at this time, the Review
publishes the entire document which
no doubt will be read with interest by
our readers. Here it is:
WARRANTY DEED.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

Elmer Kohls Of Morgan has entered
DR.. Martin Luther College here.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

of the first part has hereunto set their
hands and seal the day and year first
above mentioned.
Sealed and de. ivered in presence OF
G. w. OTTO BARTH, Pres.
JOHN c.. TOBERER.
HENRY MEIERDING.
H. KOMPE, Secry.
LAMBERT NAEGELE, Treas.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-08

A miniature sensation was caused in
the session chamber when Superintsn-
dent Arnold Gloor, who broached the
subject of German instruction at this
meeting of the board, started to read
the corresponds he had had with
the attorney general s. Office relative
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
bR|TT0N BANK
Loss NAY RUN
PAST $4,000
Yeeemen Overlook 81, 700
During Midnight Robbery,
JeWElRy IS STOLEN, TOO
Finger Prints on Vault May
Lead 10 Arrests.

g,,r,.,,... .,,,,,,.,L,. a. a, nm ,a,s
'uf'h'Y Hmoun'NF 70 'S,'p"' 'o'd'
- Aesy In ledge In The hank taul,
~. oye,ioosod d, ta,A ,oi,b.,, Who
a.. -, a, -
""A '"'" "'o VIC N''" os'a
homa state bank vnul' NJ Britton
Wednesday rlyht ara stole Liberty
bond. and ..,i,y .,,,,.,,,,x 4, ..o
- a..
J" 'sne' Inc estimate on IN" 'os'
n n1nd. by the president. according 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
mrs. MOSS ASKS
MORE AL|MoNY.
Fraud Alleged by Wife Of
Former Tire Patch Maker,

Sui, sor sis;. 30 additional slimony
was hrourh, against r. !, Moss. Mark
". Moss Moad r Mass and the Meco
laboratories incorporated by Mrs Marie
Moss Thursday In district court, she
alleges that duvinx a divorce hearing
following the fling os . divorce petit
ton by her aealns, the defendants.
fraud vas praetieed and perpetrased BY
the defendants and that thsy presented
. false hook account which showed
r. ]. Moss 10 be worth e.s.o0c.
A decree by the eoura provided
Ct,soo alimony a. result Of those
statements by the dsfsndsnts. she says.
Gays.
The alleged false hook account vas
made not only TO dofrsud her but the
United stafea government. che alleges
Later books shog 7, l. Moss to he
worth 5000 she charges. and this Il
the amount sh- claims she said he wss
worth at the time shr filed the divorce
petition
Mrs Moss asks a niodlficatio Of ths
court decree. she ssys q woman VI her
standing k entitled to more than the
tlt, 90
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DEFENDANT TELLS 4
& MONEY PAYMENT

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, reh. S.
Allen X. Moore first OF the indicted
men 10 testify. was called to the stand
ny The government when the New.
today. Moore pleaded suilty at first 10
four ~ the six counts and not Gutl'y
a. TO the others He changed thls 10
"noip contendre" on January a.
Moore told of trip 10 Detroit with
Charles Floyd. IN chsrse NJ the local
<ewb<rry headquarters. at which time
Paul King asked him 10 visit, tho up
per peninsula and sound out certain
individuals or the Newberry candidacy,
Moore said r. Frank Atkins, 81
Flosds orders. save him eioe for e.
rsuses snd he received check Tor ihst
amount.
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Meus Boiled

NARoiN, Msnenvris. saturday. ian.
~. Heavy fighting 10 reported west OF
irkuisk betst.b csecho- -slovaks and
revolu,innar, usops Three tattaiions
~ Gsscho. slovaks sSs said "a Ia ~.
treating on foot from Mini. .rd,nsh he.
rsuso the boishe,lkl wrecked the rail.
road
EL PAso. rss.-wses II not fsr ths
protection afforded bs tinted E,ates
troops, Mexican raiders would make the
.s,sl'nos o' to,lt.n,s IN The Bis Bend
diatfict Impossible. American customs
ofnolsis told IN. senate sub committee
Inv tssilng NesiHsn rnsifs.
OtJoN. FvsNes--e itssN psrssns were
Killed and thirty injured today IN \
hsad.nn collision between an express
ttain and Q freight train standing a.
p1rrisny sur ughon. about twenty one
miles css' Of pion
More thaa 100 Tickets 10 ne psvshlne
banquet 10 hr given In tho chsmn~r
of Commerce iunchroofn neS' Tuesday.
wets sold In the first hour Of the ssie
Thursday. chamber officials a2id. The
sale far the benSlt Of chamber mem
Lers was 10 continue through the day
Only No member ls allow~d to pur-
chsss more than two tiohsD
r
NoME tNssAs.l-Prsr,,ss kitti II o.
peciedo TO attend iedsy's meeting Of
tho chamber of deputies and outline
the situaiioa relative 10 the Adriatc
problem lie viii. II IL ssid, d~ciafr
the siiies have decided 10 send 20 Be,-
Grade copy OF the treaty cf tondcn
Win Z no,s srpssrs'nn psstece accmd
" peocess's 'cosina 70 the execution
..s. ,.--, -. - ,..,,,.1 ,.,, xv.,
.s- 'sss sss . PS"S spSy s s.r sS :SS ..,
ms,ssias 10 nsht tie Russian soviet
army. The Poles are said 70 b. DE-.
stroyhs u! tier,nas- monuments In the
80. . ..,.
vVV sIW.h h-, ~, %% %%
scnooe vese aismssea 'n,s a'nx
for an indennlts PROV e,suse
the infntasa epedemlc. More than ,' O."
morning. ihsash ef . Wad form.
.
sns: \: :, :s..sH ;,t: uou ?" s,s::s .:ss
ss,sS soased Il mllrosd WORKERS il
this city.
-
sAN ANros!ol vssse :. chsndIe.
puSlIshsr psSI. " = IL "a Astesso i1sSt ana
fps nvsay yeaD asasstAat esnsrHi man.
assy a ~ AaDasiatsl Pres. Died to.
dsy q p0SuUoah aflsr e. illness of
eisht dsys fhs tatsevpeat vin b In
vs~,, .s,s, u - -. ~, ,v...
m.scs fSss:1sx iS:s ~ asys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
Tobacco Use
Among Women
Is "Appalling''
Methodist Temperance Board
Alarmed al Increase.

WASlilN6TON. frb. increased
use ~ tobacco sihnns upmsu during
1919 vas sppalilns according 80 me
honfa ol tsnpefnn,'. p'ohiptlon ami
morals ~ the Methodist Episcopal
hnrch. iH a statement TODAY the board
mad" ~ earnest appesl a. women 10
ic'tnin from thu us- Of tobacco In me
nsma of The cyunirys welfare
No nation can maintain ~ NisOr
which has ehrfs, termed the Amer an
people after iir women begin TIE use
~ 'lgaf'tk. the r'a'sUohi sRli Tht
sei"n,arS irr NJ wom.n tepds 10 an
excess IN the use 81 tobarb ani pro-
Docs more ssrlops f'suits iaRn a,
caused iF iis uH" among Wtu The
eN. ~ tobacco upon sbmfu s sim
ID ID u. .ifrris nn lnl,nhinfl yoAth, =
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High Excitement
Prevails IN Berlin

BERLIN. r.h I.-Ths fall of the
German government With the accom-
panyinG danger NJ boiahsvlsm wss pre-.
|Ietsd by the Socislis, neWsp~ per vor-
aatr;s today a. = result of the allies
demand for alleged German var erin l.
mails The new spsper points out that
" bolshevism sweeps Germany, the al
lies would have no chance Of securing
the execution ~ their treat, dena rd-,
Belief Vas expressed In circles eiose
"a the cabinet tina, the German cabinet
VIII claim II 10 impossible 10 meet tho
demands of the allies There 10 hiah
cvcit-msn, here and the opinion 10 sx-
pr-ssed tha, the nrx, few days may
decide the future fate of GerrnanS
Thought Aiiiss oivffin9.
b Hcwtoforc the cabinet had believed
that the aliies were. Ia some cltent,
"bluifins" and the determined demani
for the accused German officials threw
some Of the members Of the govern.
men, into complete confusion
The demand for Field Marshal Won
Hlndenhurg caused some Of the cai-
inetccrs TO make the gloomy prediction
that the troops would mutiny before
they would arres, the former chief Of
staff The cabinet met In special sys.
sion last night 70 consider the allies
demand for 500 German military and
officers Of state Who are wanted for
trial ana also the resignation of B~r.
on Won Lersnsr ~ head Of the German
peace delegation In Paris baron von
i~raer h expected TO arrive from
Paris sons time tomorrow.
llst 10 Tsleoeaphs1,
The list Of names Of wanted Germans
vas received Geographically direct
from P~ria
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
R0OM|Ne HOUSE
MANAGER SAYS
SHE saw YOUTH
Lacey Mcintyre Applied for
Room, Woman Reports,
-.
FATHER TO DRAG LAKE
Call for Volunteers for This
Afternoon Is Issued,

IN. theory that Lacey Moinvr.
r,s-ins son of Nj ana Mrs. = u Nc
iatyrs. ssis North Robinson avenue. 10
stIiI In Oklahoma city. ~Ss strength
.nsd Thursday with the statement OF
Mrs. I'd Foster. Of the New state
yoo,u,. sit,s Kwth Broadway, that he
atpi.d TO her for . room hss about
4 o ciocx "wednesday >sofinnu.
Hs Acted osssNOsly..
The young man came ~ hutriedij
and acted very stranGeiy.' Mrs. fvsi'f
saId Ne asked for . room and when
4 told LIN Ne had a0ns vacant he
seemed worried
Il told him I'd f,s him . place In 'he
ctf.ce 10 sisy the rest OF the Mfht
and he said that would be AL right
". sat down IN a chair In the hallway
white prepared the bed.
hut when ! rame ovt u toll him
his he'd Was rcs6V he had disappssfeo
and I haven't seen him since. ] ZION
realm. who 1t VAS until ! sac the
p,rture In thu Tsn,ss yesterday AFTER
moon and then | VAS sure he VAS l.a"ey
Mcintyre"
several Report ssslrS Nim.
Several reports VI tba missing yopth
heinz se<n In tho eli, Wsts received
by the police Thursd,y but M deiln-
lts clues could he obtsIned. This police
are searching for he lap robe with the
ptcture Of q hunting dog On " which
ihe young man three around him when
hs Jumped out of the window Of his
home sunday aftstnooR.
The father was In conference With
". chief Of police Thursday morning
and irsu~d q call for volunteers 10 help
find Lacey n meet Al the police siat'oa
at iso 0'cloek THURSDAY sfternoea to
form searching partiea The yoausteers
sfs also urged TO be at she Doncs
satlor st . o'rsoch rriAay morning.
DAYS unres siug ssarch fer his bOy. slhe
father II atili detsrmins1 70 kcep ~ u
pn.f M 10 found. Aead - aIlve.
VIZ thinks his sen ,s not wan6ss!ne
a out the city and yin conftBs his
arch to the uortheastsrn part At the
yny and the adjoining Wooda nrae.
rinr the country ciSe hks may he
6sns Thursdsy.
~ oeetbsv gHposee1,
Carroll Mcintyre. brother n fAsfy.
wasA expected "a arrive n the city
from Houston. Texas. Thurslsy after
NOON TO assist In the search.
praysvs for the nelasins youths ~.
turn were offered Wednesday night In
the rtrst Bsptist church. Of which he
wps . member. and II 10 pSoRp hle Or
RAnsuel JudsoN Porter. pastor, win eait
on other churches h the city 10 do
likewise.
One q ~ mediums Assisting N the
search aaiA rhuesasy she keiisvsA Ne
left the eity 10 . bnH car snA the
othss medium vac equally sure he was
In = ravtNe RHsth Of town. me cid.
however. she could not follow the tracV
In q vehicle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
cAvovS o)nJEsT
klnluo NAnIEn

Hearing on The contests b. Hamon
and Embry on precinct caucus results
in precinct nine Of sard three. and In
crSteho sswnship vas begun Tharsiay
morning ~ the republican reun,y eom.
mlt,e- in meeting at the court house.
\ District court rom was packed b,
persons sttendiAs the hearing.
rhri Harnon should push the ccntes,
hearing 10 considered sienific.n, by
Emhry forces. Two caucuses ere saij
to have been held In each u the con-
tested precincts, and the committee
will deride which had authority.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
DEMOCRATS IN ATTACK ON CAM RUSSELL
Plot Of BootIegger Ring to Get
Whisky Through Fake Hair Tonic"
Companies Uncovered by L. S. Agents

wv EHNGfoN t taormou. Wihdrse q whisky from ,onfcd
w sat't,usf
w is'psr', uin scale that the
TO M Nbiiitv
~
tF' @stb stationery
NJ s,asl
~ 11a
QlHh e
'fHa..rf
II
by
s
orfs
o rcd tr other
Including Impeachment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
POLICE FIND NO
CLUES lE;lD|Ne
TO Lost GIRLS
J. {, Irwin, Father Of One,
Joins in Search.

J r Erwin. Sather Of r1orence Erwin.
isyear old giri. vhc dissprssred from
her home SUNDAY night, Joined tie
police THURSDAY. N the pearch fot her. !.
poiiss to iisd H.s Hsvs proved futile Is
- far but they have rsceivsd lnfonpAl
tion that she u stIn In Oalkhsma city.
The dieapVsafsaee - Nafssrst Helm
..': ..s - s;s IN !: .;:,s: sc;: : ss. :, e!
* ::s.! g'::s::: ::.::s.I IY;s y - s'a . A''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
]. S. CONTROL
Of WHEAT PRICE
MAY END SOON
Senate Committee Fay0rS
Repeal Of War-Time Act.

WASHINGTON, Feb \ fs,ofr 70
repor, TO-DAY on senator Cronnn btl,
rrpealing the variim. measure under
which the government controls wheat
pr,ccs. ~as ordered TODAY D., the sen
ate agricultural committee
The vote was unanimous Under a
com'nt''" amendment the limited
States g'ain corpors fion must Wind up
lts business. pay into the treasury rs
prufit. estimated at approximately 10
Do".v .v"o and submit to coDgstss a com.
piete report ~ Its opera lions,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
Police Believe Bank
Robber Was !. W. W.

That an 7. " " member ,oSsh, NJ,
The Snhreo of ohlshomn civ ana other
chts In tho state robbed the ststc
osnk at Britton weApesisy night Was
Thursday
RasinG their theories on 'hc manner
of the work detectives her. declared
they are virtually sure the man with
hls assistants came 10 Oklahoma or,
piece here.
II IL und~rstooi tho cliy 4. hslns
co'nb~d By pisinclo'hchaen In an effor,
10 find the J. W. " WIN "a suspected
me man we are after had rood
krowicdse of tho bank q, Brit,nr and
" the logical wan Tar the deed" Ilaln.
Clolhesman Rogers aaId.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
Burglars Toss Bed
Clothes on Heads
OF Their Victims
Victims Forced TO Tell Where
VaIuables Were Kept.

4 residence At 90 East WadsNorth
street Was robbed early Thursday at.
ar two men had entered IND thrown
quilts over the heads of the man and
woman hyinS there Tbcy demanded
to know whore the money Vas Kept ami
took about S.s 9Th several other srti-
riss according 10 the report made the
poiice.
Tho Santa fs grocery st Nipih
street sad liarrisoa avenue s,s bfbk.
IN into "Wednesday niEht AMI about
'.o worth NJ groceries stolen.
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LIBERTY BONDS MAY Be
LISTED As BANK ASSET

WARRINGTON. Fen. e. National
Naaks Win b. permitted 10 carry Llb.
sst$ hoRds IN their lists of assets a,
the prfte At which they purchased tlpsm
and not 81 the prevailing market quo.
tations. under Q ruling today BY John
Skeiton >Williama, comptroller of the
currency. Mr. williams explained, how
eyer. that the ruling was for the pres
snt' and might not he permanent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-05
GERMANS MARCH WITH
REDS TOWARD PERSIA

LONDON. Feb, s-Thc war office
troops led by officers Of the old
rsGimA are advancing towards Abe
Persian frontier, Il added that . spe.
csab train from Moscow 10 carrying of.
ftctah. including Osrmans. towards the
AfghAaistan frontier.
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uy SIAN cerrsseseds sent.

Mt'SkftEf, OkA.. rev. o>-Dovo
nor Robertson In his speech bstose ~
Democratic sis,s convention here -
day praised The work Of the state ~
ficisls' individually and csi,scttvds h
said tbs, they were giving the ~
team worn and ,hst they have sesvo
az s,sts officials ssfIcissuy. hos6ue
end seprascously.
". referred to Campbell Russell. ~
moi ~ rsin-. and said that he Vn
being driven 10 distraction " <
'sn.akias dog under the euisa - q
d-mocrs, who was cri,ieislns NJ ~
forts and lrnpaifins his sfficssncy, -
hampcrinE bis .ushuiueee. ~
on. 2 Ashleoe1 oemoesoo. s
lie gave eerssdsgahs time -
pardon and parole policy sn1 roo1D1
particularly 10 the csss Of Hssgy
Nc said that h<ins aa et1-f91Go
Democrat hc Vas opvosSd - ~ q
ING OF . spe~ia esssloa - ~
% ,Ss iss.sss. r. = dEsssss Ksssss u
fcs the pressAeati1i usWjnn&1lo
,cts he would svuM1 ~ D1
bility. N oeAer 10 hslD ~. =
that As bsibeyed hat ~ peg01
TIE peopIs u The STATE were 80
h.th 7.S5
More ,hun ZOO ds,esntes are 49,
inx the eonventtUn. Tha pe1oo1
business Of the ssaetoa ie the 49,
cf the delegates 10 the nAtjGnd -
cratic convention q Ban vSu01oUG16aE IN
Temporary orOaalsse.sN NDaaoA "A
The 'snn1oeasy oeUaaionttDo,
agreed upon IL the csAtral eeuGnoo
meeting. wac - follovp. {22
Carl Monk, McAiestsr. tsaloiuC
chairman. Mr.. D. j. McDsuear
puIpa. Mrs. Arthur ws,cstt, 49,
and W. Y. Hssra a 0ress 1
vice chairman; Nra Burt. No
Cherokee county, and Mn. ~
hawkes. of Oklahoma ctty, aeinoS
secretsries. ". u. Lowdsn, opS
county. sergeant -st.srms; IoAN II
som. H~avener. assistant seseeant q
arms; chief reading cleth len 1u
choice Of state chairman; Mr. ~ III
Leaver. Coal county. sssistaat rspl0|
clark, f.'
osssr~ss's ASmls,sssssssN esaNouonIH
A rSsokiticr condemning Cauo1
Russell. ccmpofuttDn eomnst1oiGD!. r.
his attscRs On 0ovesaSe RotoConr
pardon and raruis record. vao tU
duced In the central eosun1tteo U1o
Ing BY C G. ChiIlesu a uniA. ~
ytscvcas dlscussfoa ef ths la6oa
resolution was AMENDED - ~
name cf husseN wns ~ Ws1Nl1oo
sed me resoiutioa cemmDpo4@4 ~ q
msnistrstton cf 0evernee NG1Qgo
asa d.ncunesd any attsmpe - ekvo1l
N. adminl.srst'ca N ~ has1lla6 =
Wass vv,Sk6esvA M
Ton, Wade ~ NaripW wilhArvV =
the rses for democratic natjeNn1
mtf~rtnah and the e0Nve0tjoa r.
peets1 10 ncrstnase 0e8yee Z. =
InAa es kinsfisher ~ the AsMsei &
committee n n '-'F4
rhs d-mocrstie csstrui eSsuaullni1
decided " would not adj W6Daa r.
central couApsitts<s. bat that tn
mNfe~ wouh remain a. n r
Isss. which y 'ths espatafisa q
present term '-s 49,
white tho women VIII ~ - go
- the central oes1mittss 49, -
p eiven places ~ semmhto0S
manaesinent q the pesfy II ~ =
sscsN In shs central commlttea z =
Ths csavsatIos ms, n IN $780,
han sad nsn y. Icisy,sss. ~ ~
81 TIE state rensval comn,liteS. SSl7
the meetink 10 seonf ood sSa1 ~
grams from WeehleSsG1 lroW 70. y
Ansss, TOM b - ~ va. ,
Carter ana Jim 12dS1Sar' n w.
!; beyYy kiae. N0GS11oe 49,
delivered an ae1Fses q vSieo1G
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1000 DELEGATES ATTEND.
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BERLIN Wednesday, F'hi IA, ,tc
conclusion Of tonshts cabinet session.
member o' the government informed
th' oor'ssp,ndent ~ n. Associated
if'rs mat N" minister Nsrr unanim-
Gus IN der'a'ing that sur. n'isr ~ the
men demanded 10 The all.rs va III. an n,
an Isi list received hrre.or any other
",irad''icn rs, wa m utter ply steal
lnpos 'ihilltt.
iONbpN. Frh The German cih-
met has de 'dti 70 send anolher mote
,o the ai.es cgliins attention 10 the
fatal consequences which would rnsis
upon eNiradt'on ~ TIE G.r,nans Ne q
m,ndrd for trial hy the allies for crimss.
recording 10 n Berlin dispsirn 10 the
E.chanse Telegraph company.
THE VAGUE. Tch s-An uncon.
frmed rumor was received from Ber.
In today that the Getmsn cabinet may
resign because OF the serious situation
created by the allies demand for al.
legged German war crlminstE
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