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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-19
In the Museum Courtyard, Toulouse.

tional from Gothic To the lightest n
most graceful designs Of the new man.
ner-to the Hotel d'Asseat, when the
architects had already lost some OF
the first pure enthusiasm with which
they viewed Italian art in the days
of Francis /, and onward into The less
refined, though rich and luxuriant
style Of the Maison de Pierre, built in
the days of Louis XIII.
The Hotel de Vieux Raisin, l think.
gave me the greatest pleasure, so per-
fectly felicitous 1t is, as seen from the
courtyard. The little loggia, daintily
decorated, the windows all variouSly
adorned, and showing upon every sill,
plaster, and headstone. q new device
Of scroll, garland, or festoon. Here
two maidens, bearing proudly and
gladly their light Intel border; here
ful~l-cheeked, soft-winged cherubs who
have fiuttered down, to rest awhile in
these pleasant places. Beside them
are baskets Of fruit, hanging punches
Of grapes and wreaths Of flowers
frall and exquisite little fancies,
carved like l%ove-lyrics that nymphs Of
the fountain write with milk-white
fingers upon the walls Of their water
grottoes. Elsewhere leaf-wordS are
written in leaves so naturelike as al
most to tremble in the breeze, and to
keep the courtyard fresh and cool be
meath the tOrrid southern sun. Every
where you will find i'm Toulouse, set
down in stone among her palaces, such
aery gossamer trifles as Joachim du
Bellay and Remy de Belleau were fash
ioning, during those same years, In
song.
Sitting here I can look out upon the
Place Lafayette, where-because it is
raining heavily-the cabmen sit,
hunched upon the boxes Of their blue
cabs with bright red wheels. With
heads sunk down into their shoulders,
like the anthrOpophagi Of OthellO's
| story, these Jehus Of Toulouse sleep
the idle hours away. One of them has
spread a great faded blue umbrella
so far Over himself and over his box
that only his feet are visible. Those
feet recall Tweedledum-Or Tweedje-
dee, was it-sheltering from the
storm. But there will be no need for
long shelter here. Before an hour has
passed the sun will be warm again
upon the shining pave.
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Photographic apparatus, which they did. He then
gave orders and they backed away. Just then
Mrs. Johnson cried to her husband TO look around.
In the bush and cane grass surrounding them III
every direction were savages, at least a hundred
of them. Johnson now decided to get away II
possible and leave his apparatus. but as he ana
Mrs. Johnson backed away they were both selZed'
Johnson told his wife not to struggle, because
that would only make their situation worse ne
had decided to tell her to draw her revolver the
first chance she got and shoot as many OF le
savages as she could. Then in the excitement
he hoped to be able 70 draw his own revolver
and shoot right and left. Then they would make
n run for IT. ANYTHING was better than letting
her fall into the hands of the chief, who evidently
had decided 90 add her to his collection OF wives
AS for himself. Johnson had not the slightest
doubt hat his fate would be the cooking pot.
Then Johnson heard the first words of English
spoken by these people. 1t was IMAM o war anu
a tremendous chattering arose. Every lace was
turned toward the sea, where the British patron
shin Eunhrosyne was seen coming swiftly into the
boy. .Johnson's carriers then came running Dach
and talked loudly and eXcitedly TO the chiel' Nhhe
the ~latter's people all jabbered ut once. Inc ciliei
himself stood like an image, saying nothihg' out
watching the Euphrosyne as she dropped hcr an
Choir and quickly lowered a boat. Johnson made
the most of it. Through an improvised sign Ian
grage he made the cannibal chief understand that
the man O. war had come for him and his wife.
Then for a long time lie waited for the cher 10
speak. But the chief made no sign ana Johnson
pressing his psychological advantage, made ms
carriers pick up his apparatus, took Mrs. Johnson
by the arm and started down the NIL. 1heE were
NOT STONED. although their hearts were in their
months until they reached their boat on the
beach.
Doubtless the discriminating reader has al
ready noted that this story of Johnsons adventure
is illustrated from photographs of the harmless
savapes Of the missionary island OF Vac. why
not from photographs OF the savage ana MS can
nibal band?
Well. Johnson c%onfesses that in his excite
mont, he didn't get a single negative. He was
roo "rattled' to make his camera work.
Where, oh where, was the movie man!
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To Tap Well of the Gods

The Greek governments proposal to supply the
city of Athens with water from Mount Parnas
sus, 30 miles away, will cost about $4OlOOO'OOO
and take four years to complete, according to Thad-
deus Merriman, deputy chief engineer of the New
York department Of water supply, who arrived
here recently from Piraeus on the steamship Pan
nonia. He went to Athens with w. Z. Smith Last
August TO work on the plan
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Up-to-D ate Riches.

"Jones has secured his pile, all
right"
PLENTY Of the long green, has he?"
"Long green, nothing! I was refer
ring to his coal pile."-Boston Tran
script.
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A Leap-Year Revenge.

a Ieap-Year Revenge.
THAT rich girl the fellows are all
after has a mea disposition"
What's she dOing?"
She says she is going to propose
- all the men IN her SET
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DQDY GIARDW nNGNWM2EaS"

=. HERE. Oh where, was the movie
2 man.
OF course, after the expert
ences Of the photographers in the
\ Great WARM the air, on II e
firing line and among the u
bOats-almOSt any other pho
tograDhing adventure is bound
to seem tame. Just the same
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Johnson
had an experience in the Solo
non islands in the South seas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

The result was regarded rycty.
Whor" IN the capital ~ having put
over into The political campaign fU
decision The long and bitter light be-
iWrHn The chef rNecuuNe aud tn"
senate majority \ move To roconsld-
O. he vote aud try once more to rat
NV collapsed ~ u. INCEPTION. leaders
un bath sid agreeing that further
ratification efforts wOull be- u waste
ot time as lunG nH The senate member
s.ir remains ~ II H.
\cNt step Mt kuuwn.
whether The president would re-
turn the treaty tO the senate remain
~ undetermined. but the republicans
'lncd notice that " h. did II wuula
r"p''c Tor many weeks Ia come ~ 4
committee pigeon hOl" In the vote
uf tu ~ by which The senate
Wa bed ~ hands uf IL" subject aud
arni q" the White House. the rCpnhli-
.run leaders had the support of the
mill ioscryatiOnisis iH well ~ 90. ir-
rcCuntliahloH of their party wli'a
the democrats voted almost sOlidly IN
opposition
MAY Drclarr War O,r'.
'l" rNi step planned u, the Sra.
ate m'i"rii, II ~ d.rlarntiOn ~ -
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INTERNAL REVENUE
DISTRICT CREATED
FOR WEST TEXAS
WORK 90 SrtTE 10 BE
DIVIDED.

WASHINGTON. March ~ In
tcrnal Revenue Collector Williams
today announced the creation ~ .
new Internal revenue district for
Northern Texns embracing all uf
Norih aud West Texas and the Pan
handle. and including such cities o.
Fort Worth Dallns Waco. WichitI
Falls. amarillo. ana ~ raso
All this territory 0. taken out of
the Jurisdiction pf Internal Revenue
collector \ : walker. Who nov be-.
come, collector for South and East
Texas, rctaininr hi- present oific. at
Austin
The hradluarier. Tor the North
'rn District OF Texas will be- az Dal-
la senators Culbor-un and Shop-
pdrd have recommended Capt Scott
Reed. of Grocshock as collector Tor
M, uon district
Growing business in TrNas du" 10
the discover, at oil in the western
Ioriion at the state. has made th.
collection ui iurumv taxes in Texas
.o vast an undertaking thai ~ could
not b" handled by one collector n
WIS said ~ the Treasury prplri-
mrui
IN order tu create the new district
u WIS necessary to abolish one dis
trir IN virginia
u is certain that 100 tho present
service stations throughout both
Texas DISTRICTS Will hr retained Ad.
dItouM lHiion. viii be- established
20 ihr Wet T'Ns portion ls coudi.
tiuus warrant from time tn time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

5000 GALVESTON
DOCKMEN STRIKE

G'N thri ih" r..n ,uplf Ir port
lof work toda, Nu fra.Il 80. given
.1r M" decision
y. Z li"unv. of tho unlioiN liur
ioni"hi said tc hid fo,ri od uu de-.
mands from the men and Judged 'hc
.ncal strike tu b. iu Nmpathy Niih
lh" w"ltoui of dock uIrhcr ~ New
York
" ! GahiE'u. sHlr'lrn e. 'ha o..
rTl Intern. tionil oHFlIuirurn' =.
'.tnriliiun. late t'rithi declared
10" men were striking Tor no in-
uoa.g &C. ~ s'r. frr Hrr'ar pud
90 90 hour for lyrtiimc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
BOIL WORM SPREAD
MAY CAUSE TEXAS
TO Be QUARANT|NE0.
DiSt OlEI,N Of INSECT ~ rNHIS
~ iO IsIt>t t>p rms
STATE ANNOi >tED.
PUBLIC HEARING ORDERED
iiN,rihutiun of totiur ncd From
lnirri,d Districts During III"
Fast Two Wears tlarns
OFFICIALS.

~ A.snrn',d r".
WASHINGTON. March ,D.--i,iN.
cover, ~ the PINK bull Worm IN
Louf lana aud H. rcappcirancr IN
TcNaS caused The Department .ni
agriculture tohn, Ia issim notice ~
u publ, hearing io br held here
tptil u IL consider the Instability
~ quaianiining iliusr states.
The department issued M" follow
ing statement
''Th" termination early in
February uf lhl, year ~ IN" cslab-
lshmoHt ut The Pink holl worm m
Southwestern Louisiana, in the par
ishcs nt Cameron. talrlsiru ana Inlf
Davis. under circumstances which IN
dicaio thli tbs insect has been pres
pnt ihor" fui ~ least two years aud
th" distribution uf cotton seed and
rottun from this district during
these years tu various points in Lou.
i~ianl and also IN Texas. together
with the r,Ipprarahc" ul this insect
m the old Trinity Bay district oi
Texas. have added ,cty much tu the
seriousness of the punk bull worm
situation
Hitherto this insect was known
lo occur onlN ~ certain restricted
areas In Texas. and with the aid "
federal funds and state cooperation.
both in quarantine measures ana ~
clean ~ and general control work
the insect has seemed to be- un e.
fair way tu hr rNtrrminat"d. aud
there h.s been me- real need of u
federal quarantine
"Nhiln M" notice uf hoitIns o.
drawn q, cover thr States of TcNns
aud iuui..ul Is whole. ~ b. hoped
that ~ Will hr possible through No"
cooperation ~ m, states concerned
and particularly The establishment
~ thc.r +tHi'f uf quiIdntiurs pro-
hihilinr the growth of cotton in th"
nrcu. actually known io be- infested.
limit the f'uricti,ns Imposed under
the federal quarantine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Committee To Frame
Army Training Bill
Appointed By Kahn

WASHINGTON March 10
Chairman Kahn ~ the hou-" mill.
wri committee TODAY ,el.cted u sub.
-ii'uir cumm.tin, tu frame loEisla.
'i0n providing Tor compulsory uni
,rrsM military tuluInr. majority
NJ which i- considered n,oflhle io
fhr adoption uf . training rnu
Rapr..rutlf Don't Al,html
and Quinn ~ ..sarrI Democrats
af. tho on'y .'lortinus regarded a.
uua' is n.r..I fu ,uwpuisnry
ffifIur
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Resolution Asking
Status of Americans
Introduced in House
O, Associated r,-~

WASHINGTON. March ia
resolution asking President Wilson
how far the activities ~ the Ameri.
cnn troops In the occupied Rhine
provinces may he directed without
his express orders was introduced
today by llcpreseniaiiy" Kahn. chair.
man o. the military committee. in
ask Ing Tor the exact sta tus" 0f the
force, the resolution also inquired
as to the extent 0f the authority ~
Marshal Foch as commandcr-ln.r chief
of the allied forces IN the occupied
territory of Grrmnny and the srnpa
of operation. ri The Americans un
der the terms NJ IA" nrmistice.
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HEltLlN Mar ~ Berlin has
NOT vet succeeded m emerging from
The rhoas into which II was thrown
when pr Woligang kapp and his
assistants hN u coup d'rtut took over
lho government week ago AZ
though most ull. II not all Of the
trnors which formed the backbone al
the revolt have left the city. proper.
disorders continued during Thursday
night and Friday Many additional
rH'udlt both IN Killed aud wounded.
occurred during this period
There WAS much disorder last night
iu the outlying sections IN Berlin In
the Wurkmen's districts east and
north nl The city aud even In the sent
A. hionablo Schocn0nhorg section
II was reported that twelve unarm-
rd army officers leaving SchOcnen-
borg ON - truck we're dragged off
ih' vehicle h, u mob aud severely
beaten aud several Ut them Killed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
German Vessels
Awarded America
To Be Exhibited
u, Associated i'res,

Wa llNGTON. Nr ~ Five
German u,rrnd"r"d vHrships nllo-
Gated 10 the lniidn states under the
armls'icr terms. q haitlrship, q crul-
sor and three doHroyers viii b.
brought tp this country noN month.
II WIS uWuncrd today by the navy
department
The navy ulant 10 exhibit tho
stips ~ A'lartie ru'sf puiis. IN lddi-
ton tn q careful technical study
uf thrm Later they will be- sunk ~
sru Under the supreme council
agreement thcy must be- DESTROYED
within utr after their arrival here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
PEACE TREATY RATIFICATION FAILS
ISSUE IS NOW IN HANDS
OF PEOPLE AS SENATE
VOTE LOSES 40 TO IS
NY THE ASSOCIATED rnEss.


WASHINGTON March i9-The treaty Of Versailles failed Of
ratification for the fourth time tonight and then the Senate voted
to send back to Prcsden, Wilson with notification that had
finally refused to advise and to its ratification
On the decisive roll call the 10 for ratification IS
against the opposition numbering It's ranks 20 Democrats who
unwilling to the treaty through with the Republican
reservations objected by the President and three Democrats and
twelve Republican reeonabes Twenty Democrats quit the
Presidents lead and voted for ratification but the detection failed
by votes Of providing the required rafy
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Troop iIisarnhr,l

HAMBURG March ~ Govern
moni troops M tho station here were
disarmrd this morning without
hloudshod and sailors hoistod the
white flIr over th" cruisers Scharz.
burg RaerrsburT aud Wiltlcsbach
The captain Of the Wililcsbach com.
mliipd sui i.ide
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slImhIlnn NrIinns.

FARlS March ~ N,ws reach.
ing fho German delegation Ia Paris
shows the. situation BE- most serious
IN thr kuhr district PARTICULAR,
around Essen when" there is much
iishi.us with Spariaeisls The same
situation also i- reported in Dus.el-
durf
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IirIml. Ihfchlr,I

WAsniNGTON. Mar ~ Nes-
can advises Go the state department
to-day said General Fernando with
'ighty villa fnl'oS"t. Was defeated
wounded aud captured by th. M"Ni-
% federal force. rrir NffhiHfhf
chihuahua. March o..
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University Students
Form Labor Union
q, ,..n,.r,,dt,a-.

MADISON. Mar ~ Twelve mem.
her. uf thp faculty of the university
of Wisconsin have organized local
"rinr whirh h. ~ he affiliated with
~" American Federation Of Labor
The union Is not for the purpose
of obtaining better paw az working
condition for ourselves" declared
Predecessor = \ Earnest The organ
igntion b. of men who are Interested
IN the labor movement ~ expressed
lw 'hr American Federation of l.l-
bor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
OiiD NAlOI, uF t1l,k
SHOT ibitp N iiONi.

is ASSOC lai' n l'l'~"
LONDON. March 90 The
lord mavnr 0f cork wa. shot
dead it / O'Clock this morning.
The revolver Was fired hy u
naked person whose identity
II unknown
They entered his residence
and after firinr The hot. 60
caprd m an automobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
ESSEN CAPTURED
BY RED FORCES
RiHii DISTRICT AfLtME WITH
iOi.siiE,isM LATE REPORTS
bEi 'ItIiE.

SIT TIG,IT. March iD.-Thr
i,nhi district l. ailanr with i,oisiir.
,ism. according ~ official rcpu,ts
Essen has been taken h, the red
arm, aud Gen. iun Matters local
Iro"pS ar awaiting rinforcrmrnis.
ihuringia j. said nov a. he under
control ~ government irooI,s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
BERLIN SOLDIERS
FIRE |NTOCROWD
KILLING SEVERAL
WAVING Of HtNDkEitCHEf At
DEPARTING TkWbI'S PAR
TICiPTES TROUBLE.
SITUATION STILL SERIOUS
Machine Ours Turned upon Mobs
Attacking Hotel In Fashion
able District-Sc0rcs
Are Injured.

10 AfsofiHied fWss
COPENHAGEN, Mar tD.--One
hundred persons were Killed and
mere than 200 wounded In collisions
IN various quarters VI brrIin Thur.
in,. according ca adviccr from the
German capital. Eye witnesses Uf
occurrences which ,ook place outside
the town hall tell ~ disorders n h
declared that the suburb of srlsoea.
brrg fifteen officers ~ the Hattie
iroops were literally trminpIed ~
death u, the crowd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
THREE ADDRESSES BY MISS CRAY
Of STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
FEATURE COVE NT|ON Of TEACHERS

n IArvee wLD .
of the university

tui IN" university
Iiob ] Duflot of Canyon spoke al
the night session uf the Teachers
Association upon the District Inter
scholastic League lie WAS fol
lowed by Miss Gray
The Normal College Orchestra
gave AN hours concert preceding the
evening speeches.
The election Ut officers will be-
held tomorrow morning The resO-
luton committee will report at that
TIME Also, thr association will con
clud" rs session IN the afternoon
Prof. 4 T.. Gucnthcr OF the For.
r.gn Language department uf the
Normal College delivered th. addres.
90 welcome un behalf uf Canyon ana
OF the college as We'll In his talk
PROT Gurnth,r referred ~ IA. cam
pailn being wagcd for higher sdiarir.
Tor teachers lie advocated the or.
gdnizatiun oi teachers into unions 80
fh,y might better back up their de-
maud. for justice lir declared that
'fTInilatiun WAS one OF the pcrlin.
.rnt questions facing the educator tl-
lty
However. be- said that be- was op-
posed tu using M, slfiNo ~, q meth
of iuf enforcing ihr demands ul 70
.IY. hers organization
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Anticipating trouble. the manage
moni had put the iron grating IN
plncc between the outer doors. OBJ
serving the rush ~ the mob against
the hotel u squad NJ Baltic troops
which had reached The lrandenburg
gate tn tho tiergarten a couple OF
hundred yards distant turned a ma.
chine gun on the crowd and opened
ite. Several witnesses assert that
shots were fired firI from the crowd
~ Va" troops The correspondent
who was standing ~ the entrance 10
The NdlOn. failed to hear them.
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Morning session

40 tHr morning session Prof Wal
''., % ".Hrt Of the Normal college
It,u.ff lrI the sud.'u,r 300 lngtHE
r'f.r which President ] \ ilill led
rrpuusiNe scripture reading Res
NII'isH 20 Garner uf ne Episcopal
nuf,h delivered the iuSpraiion
900. YI'HIHe session uf the dssOrln-
HH nI- simultaneous RIth the reg.
HI.f HH.,I hour The Nurmhl cot
.r.. Iui fH" 'uiirr student hudy
attended Ienrh"r. were allowed
fit privilege of di.mi-sinF an, Of
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CANYON March 10 Three ud
dresses hy Miss katherine Gray Of
Austin. Assistant superintendent of
the State Department of Education.
featured the opening days session OF
the Panhandle Teachers Association
here today She dwrlt primarily
upon the need Of more money for
school purposes aud au explanation
of regulations regarding The Ire"
text book law
students Gi,r IinnIui
At night former students uf the
state University residing In Canyon
r1,c banquet 40 cN students judge
u Walker llall ul Amarillo was
tnasimdstrr Tplks W'r" mad" h,
Judge n Z Randolph uf plainyirw.
Nl. William Buycc o, Amarillo. !
A. nu of CANYON. Miss GRAY of
Austin. In e. r Thomas Alec
Mood aud Ernest . Thomp. un of
Amarillo
Judgn Il walker llIii WIS elected
.f,..l.If uf r.. 'ul mt.
~ ii"nur ~ iinson.
Th, banquet WIs planuri Boz
honor OF Dr q T. NInsou president
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MERLIN, Mar ig---The waving Of q
handkerchief 10y woman from an
upper window OF the Hotel Adion af.
ter the departing Baltic troops this
afternoon was tho signal for a mob
attack on the hotel aud was followed
hy the firing oi the troops ON the
crowd. causing the death of ut least
three persons ana the wounding OF
score of others. The lobby Of tho
fashionable hotel which IN the homo
~ the allied commissions. became nm
lmprOyised hospital. with patients
stretched unon the marble floor.
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S,ulicd ~ Itiilu,lr

liui Guruih'r sruif"G ut Oh" att.
'ud, NuI,h Ils been iil..u BOO the past
ihI' DO N.- uIuiI,I 20 fH' prutr.-
lul Co. lgiiItc fec uiroa., in slla.
.I.-. which hr asserted we're 20 ne
,.s. If, iu oflD that q irl'n"r might
n. lfur from financial WORRIES and
deliver better service
N l. Slt'y 800 giving response
OBJ fhn addrr.. uf Wlc,omr. told uf
hH,uE been member uf the nr.t
organization uf Panhandle teacher,
.I.f brine 100 .N"t uulN seven or
sH- teachers Wntr pr".'nt at ~"
fII H..'iuF " SUhcy i- nav ~
r.Hrisnt,nf OFF ..Iuuls ~ rampH
bII hr'd O. tluliar position 81 CiHf-
.Huuu .w number ~ NsIts.
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Jccrr,I I.y Crowds.

As the Baltic colums marched
away from the center II the city thcy
were ierred by crowds. A. the end
of the first detachment " soldiers
swung by the people On the street
Immediately turned their attention
To the Adlon which IN unfayorably
,nown to the working classes an the
residence of entente representative
and other foreigners and M the shld.
INK place NJ snndry Iunkers and prof
itrcrs
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BtIIN. MniH, iD--i,s'n
""'hm'n after violent fighting In which i estimated that h" hundred
that railroad
III" Berlin rushed ililrr
tOiIiNH March TT tucuurmd 'n'ts received here that
thousand have kild kil II said situation
:
The communists reported 4" h. gaining h'"w"i IN s""n, and
West Fhnw r'pnbc his proclaimed lrtnnil
" IrpsiC bouigcOi"
- i n
hncf
iioclum
unnst have hti sirs"t fibrriii
thousand
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ocontInued on page 81
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students Gi,r isnnauri.


20, banquet WIs planurj Boz
honor OF Dr q g. NIuson president