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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-12
n E w Pc r I
Local News

Mrs. Fred Jenne spent Sunday with
relatives in Richford
The body of Miss Florence Carson
arrived Saturday night from Water
bury, VT, and was taken to the Gu
It's Undertaking parlors and was bu-
ried Sunday afternoon in the Gene
terry on the Lake road, West Shore.
Miss Carson had been an inmate of
Waterbury asylum for Is years, and
died Thursday Of phlebitis. She had
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-12

l HE PURPOSE OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT is to show
that is desirable to save the time and labor that is expended in
collecting bills that remain unpaid after the lapse of reasonable
period of time.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-12

the new business were also discussed
by the men. Following are the lofi-
GERS: President. G. L. Frost, Vice
president, Charles G. Quinley, secre-
tary, Bert Longeway, treasurer, c.
A. Knudson and manager, Frank II.
Sabourin.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-12

A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Vermont Toy and Novelty Com
pany, which is soon to commence OPP
erations in Newport, was held in the
Offices of the Frost Veneer Seating
Company, Friday afternoon and the
officers elected. The prospects #
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-12

Right in this town many feeders are
making similar records with " Bull
Brand" Ask us for their names.
What "Bull Brand" is
n clean honest feed. containing 249o
Protein or 1850 digeotible protein;
SO Fat or 4.5@o digestlbie fat; 500
Carbohydrates and only l21o Fibre.
1t is a scientifically balanced ration
cutncieatly bulky to avoid digestive
anduddc. troubles: with the maximum
number Of digestive nutrients and
sufficient digestible protein and tat
to produce maximum milk yield OF
hig hest butteyfat value without i'm
pairing the health and condition of
the COW. Made from such digestible
and nutritious feeding materials as
Dried Brewers Grain. Old Process Oil
Meal Cottonseed Meal. Corn Gluton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
PLANE DROPS TO EARTH;
AIR HERO BADLY BURNED
Robert Gautier Rushed to This City
From College Park-Condi-
ton Critical.

Robert Gautier, twenty-three years
old, who was in the air service in
France. his native country, during
the war with Germany, and who won
medals for bravery, is a patient in
Emergency Hospital, suffering from
severe burns and injuries received at
College Park, Md, yesterday after
noon, when the plane he was plotting
met with an accident, turned turtle
and crashed to the ground. His con-
dition is said to be critical.
Gautier's plane had risen some dis
lance above the earth and was about
to head in the direction of New York
on a mail run. it is stated, when part
of the structure caught in a guy wire.
causing it to turn over The pilot
managed to unfasten his life belt
and crawl from beneath the burning
plane as: soon as it reached the
ground, but not until he had been
burned from head to foot and injured.
He was rushed sto Emergency Hos
pital. Surgeons said today there was
no improvement in his condition.
Gautier came to this country about
February 1 to engage in business. In
stead. he entered the air mail service
as pilot. He resided at 621 E street
before moving to College Park at the
time he entered the air service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
TWO PERSONS ARE HURT
! IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Boy Injured When His Bicycle and
an Auto Collide-Eight
Collisions.

Eight traffic accidents were record
ed by the police yesterday, but injury
resulted only in two instances. One
of the injured persons was Eugene
Hale fourteen years old. 1449 South
Carolina avenue southeast. VINO was
thrown from his bicycle in a coilislon
with the automobile of John Paimer
at Pennsylvania avenue and 4th
street southeast. Palmer took hun 10
Casualty Hospital. where he was
treated for slight contuSions.
Earl Neill colored, twelve years old.
e32 F street southwest, riding on the
rear seat of the motor cycle OF FRANK
Johnson. 926 F. street southwest, was
thrown from the vehicle at 18th ana
d streets, and his left foot and leg
were injured. The accident resulted
from the breaking of the chain OF
the motor cycle
Charles G. Duvall 1904 K street
southeast. was driver of an automo-
bile that collided with the car of john
Capannelli $50 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. near 4th street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast about 9:3o
o'clock last night. Both cars were
damaged and Duvall was held to an
Swer a charge of driving car whlle
under the influence of liquor.
The automobiles of Abraham Luber.
1907 street, and William H. Miller.
SIS street. collided at 4th and T.
streets yesterday afternoon. Miller's
CaL was slightly damaged.
Eugene Martin. 337 LIST street south
west and watkins Jones, 1886 Sher-
man avenue, were occupants of auto
mobiles that collided near Goth and X
streets yesterday afternoon. Slight
damage to Jones car resulted.
A collision between the automobiles
of Mrs. Rose NJ. Shue, I'LL r street.
and Frederick Howenstein, 1117 New
Hampshire avenue. occurred in front
of 1914 Pennsylvania avenue last
night about $50 o'clock. Only slight
damage resulted.
Joseph Campbell of Kentucky. Wis
iting at SIS Seaton place, and T. w.
Mooney, Del Ray, Va. were drivers of
automobiles that collided at 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday
afternoon. Moneys car was dam
aged
A motor truck owned by the Fletch-
err Construction Company. Louis Ro-
setta. 337 Jackson Hall alley, driver,
collided with a street car near 18th
and G streets yesterday afternoon.
The street car was slightly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
BAND CONCERTS.

At 1880 o'clock this evening.
at Macmillan Park Gst and
Bryan streets northwest), by
the Marine Band, Walter F.
Smith, second leader.
March, "Our Country First"
Won Unschuld
Overture. "Lurline" j. Wallace
Mosaic. "Sweethearts" Herbert
saxophone solo. Fifth Air
Musician Frank Wiblitzhouser.
(a) Song. Let the Rest of
the World Go By. Ball
(Obligato for trombone by
Musician Clark.)
(b) March. Nash" Booth
Valse Lento. "Maesmawr". Curti
Suite. atlantis" (The Lost
Contlnent Safrapek
(a) Nocturne) and Morning
Hymn of Praise.
OBJ A Court Function.
Co Duo, Il Love Thee"
Cd The Destruction of
Atlantis.
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
By the U. S. Soldiers Home
Band. at it's bandstand, this
evening, beginning at $50
o'clock. John S NJ. thinner
mann. bandmaster.
March, THE Aeroplane,"
Braham
Overture. THE Pirate. .BeIIini
Song for cornet,"Alce. Where
Art Thou" (request .Ascher
Musician Frank Bernard.
Excerpts from Musical Com
edy, Maids of Japan"
Monckton
Foxtrot. when a Peach from
Georgia Webs Rose from
Alabama" -. ....... .Hager
Waltz. IntermeZzo. ."Hawaiian
Moonlight" Hickman
Finale, The ArcadeGirl". Pryor
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
c. B. SANFORD DEAD.
Widely Known Attorney Sue.
cumbs After Months Illness.

Claude B. Sanford, a widely known
attorney, died Sunday afternoon at
his home. 34o2 10th street. after a
months illness. Pneumonia was the
cause of death.
Born April 20. 1890, near Aliens
vile, KY, Mr.. Sanford was gradu-
ated with the degree of A. B. from
the University of Tennessee in 1914
Shortly after his graduation he came
to Washington, where he was asso-
ciated with the librarian of Congress
for about three years. He studied
law at the George Washington Uni
versity, and later received degrees
of master of law and master of patent
law from Georgetown University.
Mr.. Sanford was member of Ia
koma Lodge, No. %, F. A. A. NJ, and
a member of Almas Temple. He was
given the degree of doctor of COM
mon law in 1918. Since October. 1918, he
has been an insurance attorney. ~
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Lola Feltman Sanford; a son. Claude
B. Sanford, jr., and a daughter, De
Lois Sanford. Services will be held
tonight at o'clock from his late
residence. The body will be. taken
to Adams, Tenn, for interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
TAKES WOMAN AND LIQUOR.

Lieut.. Brown of the sixth precinct
last night raided the house of Eliza
beth Porter, colored, Is Dingman
street; arrested her and seized a
small quantity of whisky. 1t is
charged that she accepted marked
money from police agents" and that
the money was found on her when
she was placed under arrest. She
was released on 81 600 bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
STRIKE ON IN JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, Jamaica. August IA
general strike has been called by po-
licemen in this city and by railway
employees, the former demanding dou
BILE pay to meet the increased cost of
living, while the railroaders have laid
down their tools because they OBJ
ject to white traffic inspector.
Order is being maintained by troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17

Executive committee of the Parents
League at a meeting in the Metro
politan A. NJ. T.. Church.
1t was pointed out that additional
evid ence has been gathered by mem
bers of the league and will be used
in the coming campaign, which will
be started with the return to Wash
ington of Superintendent of Schools
DR.. Frank w. Ballou. Rev. Carlton
NJ. Tanner, president of the organ
iZation, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
REVIEWS BRUCE CASE,
Parents League to Present New
Evidence to DR.. Ballou.

Continuation of its campaign to
have Roscoe G. Bruce. assistant SUI
Terintendent of colored schools. re-
moved from office on grounds of lack
of administrative and executive abil-
ity. was decided on last night by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
NOW PARAGUAY PRESIDENT

ASCNCION, Paraguay, August IL
DR. MANUEL Gondra today VAS inaue :
.urated President of Paraguay. Dipi
lomatic representatives OF nearly All
the American republics attended the
ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17
"TAPS" FOR MARTYRS.
Buglers Bid Dead Buddies the Sol
dier's "Good Night"

Taps" the soldiers good night,
was sounded over the graves of
twenty-three doughboys who died
overseas and whose bodies were
buried this afternoon with religious
and military ceremonies in Airing
ton National cemetery. Included in
the list was Timothy Shea, WAGNER,
supply company. Sth Infantry, whose
emergency address is recorded as 1411
M street, Washington, D. c.
Between the National Capital and the
Guf of Mexico there are 100000 acres
of unused lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-17

and special police. Other strikes are
Said to be imminent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
%. 9.Aarg.

pasftla.sler .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

ledte. Nogle af dores offieerer
siges at acre tyske
Videre meldes fra London un-
der samme Dato, at Kobenhavn-
Korrespondenten til Exchange
Telegraph siger, at en- Depeehe
fra Berlin kundgar, at if5lge en-
officiel Moskov traadl6s Tele.
gram har Bolsheyikheren Kom.
mand6r paa den sGndre Front
sendt General Wrangel en- OPP
fordring til umiddelbar Overgi-
velse med L6fte ON Amnest for
Wrangel og hans Trooper.
General Wrangel skal have be-
sluttet like at forsoge Guerrilla.
Krig, da Bolshevikheren paa
Halv6en er saa overveldende.
Den anslaas til mellem 100000
og 100000 Mand
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
PRESSEUDTALELSER ON
VALGET.

Det err ret interessant at Sc,
hvad ledende Blade og Mend
i Landet har at sige ON det NY
lig overstaaet Valg, hvorledes
de bedcmmer Valgudfaldet. Vi
meddeler felgende efter Diet kend-
tie Ugeblad THE Literary Di-
gest".
Tordnende Protest, en- over
veldende Forkastelse, EN- ulmod-
staaelig Fordring ON Forandring
i Administrations af Nationens
Afferer - det er Ting, som edl-
torielle Iagttagere ale Parier
ser den magel6se Lavine at
Stemmer, der har sat Diet repub-
likanske Parti til Roret eftel
otte Aar af demokratisk Kontrol
Men naar Diet kommer til at skull
le bestemme, hvad der proteste
redes imod, hvad der forkaste
des, og hvad Slags Administra
tion der forlanges Fremtiden
saa begynder Meningerne at de
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
WRANGELS HER I'd
SLETTET.
Flere af hans 0fficerer har
begaaet Selvmord.

Fra Konstantinopel meldes un-
der IA. November, at Anti-bol-
sheyik-Lederen Sydrusland, Ge'
neral Wrangels H@r er bleyen
udslettet, og flere af hans Gene
raler har begaaet Selvmord. -
En- PSbelhob Sebastopol har
plyndret Diet amerikanske RODE
Kors' Oplag.
Fra Paris meldes videre: Ge-
neral Wrangel er gaaet ON Bord
paa ct al de franske krigsski-
be i Sebastopol; men Skibet llg-
ger fremdeles i Havnen, siger
Meldingen R6mningen fortsettes,
men der er like Skibslejlighed
nok iii dem, der spger at flygte-
Wrangels Trooper erkleres
at have kempet tappert under
deres Nederlag, der begyndte
med Tabet az Perekop og udvik-
Iedes smart til Wild Flugt.
Beretningerne siger, at den
hvide Har tilfgjede Bolsheviker-
ne svere Tab, men de blew over
yaldet af de Rode, hike siges al
have ygret vel organiserede oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

Ita.ien og Jugo-Slavia, Santa
Margherita, u. Nov. Forstemlni.
ster Giolitti, Gen. Badoglio og
Admiral Acton kom heril Gaar
Morges fra Chiayari. Bonorni o.
Sforza underrettede F9r5temini-
s4eren ON Resultatet af Konfe-
rencen med Jugo-Slayene. We'd
Ankomsten hilste- Gi0litti paa
Serberen Vesnitoh, og de tryk-
kede hinandens Haand. Der var
intet Mode af Delegaterne Gaar.
Den italienske Presse udtaler me.
gen Tilfredshed med Ogerens-
komsten som en- Triumf for for
soning, sund Fornuft og ct yir-
keligt 0nske ON Verlensfred.
re BGGe j Ttalion. Mi,ano, Il.
Nov lie Rode mar D9gynat al
yorliee Uroligheler Genzano,
i N rheden al Potenza soa-
DIRE ltalen. En- Irest bleY mis-
handlat. En- Bande Soeiadster
tgrede under en- kirkelig Cere-
m5ni ia Altere5 borrey Alter
kla3Tne og kastade de religio-
Sc symboler bort. De Rode be-
skyld5o rrestea for at ophidse
de italionske Soldater Siden blev
Kirken, Karabinerernes Barak-
ker og Raadhuset belejret og be,
skadiget af de Rode. Der blev
foretaget 200 Arrestationer. u
ro.lghederne begyndte Livor-
nc under en- patriotisk Fest til
Min5e om Vaabenhyilen, og en-
Geaefalstrike bley beordret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
PRESIDENT WILSON'S HEL-
BREDSTILSTAND.

En- correspondent til ,,Chiea
70 Tribune og Omaha Bee
tlriyer fra Washington under Il.
Nov, at skont President WI
on har gjort betydelige Frem-
shridt i Refining af Helbredelse,
saa yaskker hans Ti.stand frem-
deles Bekymring hos baade Le-
gen og Medlemmer af Familien.
Der wages n6je imod etaYert
Tilbagefald, der kunde foraarsa-
re en- fysisk Rystelse eiler mental
Ophidselsc. Hans Udf9relse af Of
fentliee Forfetninger er begrrn-
set IL cen Time ON Dagen, og
j Kabinetsmgder afholder hans
8ff.ciele Raadgivere s.g fra
Dr5ftelse af Emner, der kunde
ophidse hans Sind.
Dersom hans Tilstand like tn
ger nogen Vending til Diet yer-
re, saa yenter man, at Presiden.
ten kan holde ud til Enden az
sin Termin nden at frasige sig
sine off.cielle Fligter. Men ON
han vii blive Stand til at fol
ge den nyyalgte President til
Kapito'iets naar denne skal IN
augureres den 4 Marts, 1921,
som hyer President foruden John
Adams har gjort, det er probe
matisk.
Mr.. Wilson ser med Fortr6st-
ming fremad imod sin Embeds-
nedl.ggelse og haaber, at han
VII genyinde Krrfter nok til at
krive EN- Historic om sin Ad-
ministration og ON Krigen og
Fredskonferencen Han og Mrs.
Wilson agter at bliye i Hoyedsta-
den og ser sig allerede ON efler
Beboelseslejlighed.
Frygten for, at den store re-
publikanske SER skulde yirke
nedtrykkende paa Presidenten
synes at have yaret ugrundet ;
Ggesaa talte han med Humer ON
Mr.. Bryans Henstilling, at nan
straks resignerer.
Paa Grund af, at Preslden-
ten ingen Legemsoyelse faar er
han bleven sverere. Han vejer
rs Pund. Hans Haar er hVldt,
og hans Udseende bgrer Prgg
af legemlig Lidelse. Han staar
op ON Morgenen Kl. 7, barberes
at en- faryet Tjener og spiser
Frokost III. 8. Fra 80 arbej-
der han sit Kontor, asslsteret
af Mrs. Wilson, underspger Bla-
de, der referer til ham, dikterer
Ordrer, Breve og skriyer Bly,
antsnoter til sin Privatsekreter
Efter Luncheon Kl. ! tager har
en- Middagssovn eller laser. Sc,
mere EN- Motor-Tur sammen mec
Mrs. Wilson og andre Venner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
Sidste Nyt.
Den graske Premier Venizelos
slagen.

Den, greske Konge Alexanders
Ded fornylig CAV Anledning til
ct Folkevalg, som holdtes j SON
days. Baade den tidligere Konge
Konstantin og hans Son Prins
Poul, som man Wide gore tilKonge,
fordrede begge ct Udtryk for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

Folkevillien. Det har man M
faaet med det Udfald at Veni-
zelos og hans Parti er slaaet,
han og hans Kabinet har resig-
neret, og Premieren vii forbade
Landet, efter hvad der Days
Morgen meldes fra Athen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
sKAL LIGAEN GAA TILBAGE
TIL SENATET?

Korrespondetnen til Chicago
Tribune og Omaha Bee, Mr.. A
6. Hemning, sllriver fra Wash
ington under 13. ds. Demokratl-
ske Fprere s5ger at bevage Pre-
sident Wilson I'll at returnere
Versailles Fredstraktaten og Fol
keforbunds-Pagten til Senatet un-
der Kongressens Vinter-Session,
der begynder neste Maaned.
Den underliggende Hensigt
med ct saadant skridt Wide if9l-
ge demokratiske Politikere ye-
re at sette RepubEkanerne For
legenhed. Demokarterne mener
nemlig like for Alyor, at Re
publikanerne vii tillade Ratifi.
kation af Traktaten med Reser-
yationer nu, da Diet shojtidelige
Referendum har overbevit dem
ON, at Folket er rede I'll ny
Ordning af Fredssporgsmaalet.
Men Demokraterne mener, al
Prasidenten kunde sgtte nog.
lie af de Republikanere, der er
indie for Ligaen j Forlegenhed,
dersom han forelagde hgaen nu
med den mulige Forstaaelse, at
han fandt sig j Referendumet og
var yillig til at oyerlade Ligaen
Ill senatets Afggrelse
Man we'd at Henstillingen er
eleven drpftet Kabinettet, men
uden Afgbrelse, og det siges, at
Frdsidenten er modtagelig for
Forslag
Dersom Traktaten sendes til
bage til Senatet, saa ger Demo
krater Regning paa, at deres 60
de Tro, som har arbejdet for
Ligaen med protektive Reserva
&ioner. Wide bliye sat paa Pro-
We, forudsat naturhgyis, at de-
mokratiske SeRatorer, befiiede
fra administrative Baand, wilde
vere yillige til at siemme for
Ratification. Presidentens kurs,
argumentercr de, wilde l@gge ct
stort Ansyar over paa Republi-
kanerne.
Republikanere, der legger o.
ret til Jorden, mener derimod,
at Demokraterne Wide bliye skuf-
fet, ON Pres.denten skulde gaa
ind paa Tenstillingen.
vi mener nu, at det er gait,
at baade Fredsslutningen, Trakta
ten og Ligaen nogen Sinde er
gjort til en- Partisag Dog har
dette tjent til, at Sp0rgsmaalet
ON ct Nationsforbund til Ere
dens Bevarelse har faaet en- grun-
digere Drbftelse, og formodent-
lig vii Fredsvennerne j begge
Part:er smart yare ferdige til
at handle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17
Dr@bt ved Vaadeglzud. Y

Drabt we'd Vaadesl1ud. Tire
Drenge i Alderen fra 13 til 16
Aar fix forleden Dag Clarinda,
Ia, fat ct Gevar og gik paa
Jagt. Harold Gebbs, der var 13
Aar gammel, holdt Geveret, me
dens hans Broder Ralph og Ray
mond Arthur saa under en- Tre-
stamme, hyor de troede EN- Ka
min laa gent Pludselig slap
Drengen Gev@ret, der gik af og
sendfe Ladningen ind i Baghove-
det paa ham. Han d6de, for man
kunde faa ham hjem.
Eaaner d9t engolske Flag.
New York, If. Nov. En- Folke-
masse paa flere hundre3e MEME
sfer oyerfaldt Aftes seks Po-
libetiente, der bevogtede Formal
len til Capitol Tbeater paa
Broadway, hvor en- Mob for fIe-
re Dage siden nedrey det en-
gels e Flag, der havde yeret
benytfet we'd Dekorationerne for
Vaabenhviledagen. Politiet brug
te deres Stave, drew Folkemas-
sen fra Skuepladsen og ARE
sterede to Mend. Folkemassen
sogte Stedet for at br9nde de
engelske Farver overall, hvor
de fandt dem.
Tcrsto sm9rpramie. Ole Esker,
MiIltown, Wis, er blevet tildelt
den h5ieste Pris Staten for
Sm6r paa Udstillingen, som Wis
consin Buttermakers Association
nylig har holdt i Madison i An
ledning af sit Aarsm6de der. Pri-
sen var $25 Guild. Ole Larson,
Gay Mills, anden Pramie, der
bestod $15 Guild. Der var
40 Deltagerc denae Udstil-
ling. Vinderne i ottende Distrikt
fix hyer en- Guldkede Det var
Herman Hartwig, Marshall; Mi
ckelson, Westby; Faigaeyin, Ken
dali; Paul Kord, Clearwater; j.
w. Shuman, Hayward, og S.
Enocksen, Salem.
stcr sldbsulykke. Manila, P.
IT,, Il. Nov. 49 Mennesker anita
res at were omkommen, da Kyst-
.ibet San Basilio" udsattes
Cor en- Orkan / Onsdags under
yeis I'll Puerto Belo, Leyte Gen,
i syalige Fhilltpinerne, oplyser|
en- af de Over'evende. Femten
af disse kom til Ccbu. Der var
GA om Bord paa Skibet. Efter-
refining ON Ulykken bragtes her
til Gaar af Concordia Eardo
der blev taget OPP af Dampski-
bet ,,samal" efter at have dre-
vet ON fire Dage i aaben Baad.
Puerto Bello ligger paa Sydky-
sten af Leyte, over 300 Mil sgd
for Manila og Centrum af Or
kanbeltet. Det er den eneste six
re Ankerplads under Orkaner
paa Sydkysten af Leyte.
Observation-Disclosures ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-17

- 0AS oCAf 1 hC4 / q pAbIih
Presse. Nogle mener med Mr..
Hearst, Senator johnson og Bo-
rah, at Valgets Dom betyder
,,Nationalismens Triumf OF
League og Nations Dpd'', me-
dens andre deler Mr. Tafts og
Mr.. Hoovers Anskuelse, at Har-
dings SER sikrer og fremskyn-
der vor Tilslutning til Egaeen.
ALE er de imidlertid enige ON
at hilse Udfaldet som en- knsen-
de Dom over ,,Wilsonismen"
noget, som endog mango demo-
kratiske Blade indr9mmer med
den Kommentar, at ON det re-
publikanske Parti havde veret
we'd Magten gennem Verdenskri-
gems sjalerystende Ildpr6ve og
Vaabenstilstandens forvirrende
Periodic, saa Wide det blevet Gen
stand for Iignende Misbilligelse
af Folket.
Mr.. Harding siger, at Valgud-
faldet Like er en- personlig
Ser men ,et nationalt Kald
til Diet republikanske Parti'
Mr. Coolidge mener, Diet er En-
dem paa en- Periodic, der synes
at have sat Ord Stedet for
Handling, og Begyndelsen af en-
Periodic af virkelig Patriotisme
og national H1re" For Boston
transcript" (rep) betyder Sci
ren, at det simple Folk" har
afkastet Washington Regerin-
gems Eenmandsaag" og ,,forka-
stet den taagede Skygge af en-
Oyerregering Geneva. Bladet
erklarer kort sagt, at det betty
der ,,Amerika fGrst, Amerika fri,
Amerika sejrende" milwaukee
Sentinel" (rep) fryder sig, at
,,efter en- eyentyrlig Excursion
med en- politisk Mystagog som
Lods vii Landet sejle sin norma
le Kurs under len typisk, velba-
lanceret, forstandig Amerikaners
Ledelse. " Den republkanske
sejr, bemerker Buffalo Ex-
press" (rep.) er saa stor, at
den like kan skyldes en- enkelt
Faktor eller Merkesag, men den
u9gGr en- Ford6mmelse af ,,det
demckratiske PARTS hele Rekord
og Wilson's Administration. New
York Evening Post" (rep.) for
l.larer Udfaldet som zen komplet
% efiertrykkelig Protest imod
den ekstravagante, Incompetence
og uamerikansk Styrelse, sam
men med hyi.ken Wilson's Navn
yil bliye sammenknyttet IIisto-
rien.
F!ere demokratiske og uafh@n-
gige Blade citeres. Detroit
News" (ind.) siger: Woodrow
Wilson og hele hans Arbejde er
bleven forkastet. " vi maa saa
n6ies med endnu at citere fgl-
gende af Bryan om Wilson:
,,Prasidenten fors6gte at dri-
We enhver Demokrat, der yoyede
at yare meningsforskelEg fra
ham selv j de mindste Detailler,
nd af Diet offentlige Liy, medens
han ingen Anstrengelse gjorde
sig for at styrke Demokrater,
som giorde ham til deres Sam
vittigheds Yogter Han skilte sig
we'd republikansk Underst9ttelse
og indbed partisk Modstand we'd
EN
sin Appel lige for Valget i 1918
for en- Kongres, der Wilde stptte
hans personlige Ledelse, og saa,
sk9nt han vel vidste, at Flertal-
let i Nationen var imod ham,
nagtede han at forhandle med
Senatet som EN- sideordnet Gren
af Regeringen We'd saaledes
at hindre Ratifikationen paadrog
Prestdenten sig Ansyaret for, at
Nationen like kom med !
t League Of Nations" og kastede
Ligaen ind Valgkampen som
j.. on Partisao Folket. der stod over