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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
San Reno

Three of the four great powers represented mt San
Remo-Brtain Italy and Japanhave already determined
that parts of the peace treaty unworkabe -
They are prepared recognize that all the terms OF the
treaty cannot be carried literally if Europe is to live
economic whole.
Only France is holding out for strict literal enforce
ment of the terms. The treaty more to France
than it does any of the other allies. France desires
to see Germany economically and mitary PROSTATE Her
statesmen believe say they believe that France in the
future is menaced by possible German aggression Ger
many is permitted to live otherwise than as the bond
servant the of Europe France is determined that
Germany will not carry out the peace terms
Germany shall pay by having the Rhine provinces an
nexed to France.
1t is with this contingency in view that hierand con-
tended obstnatey at San Reno for the right OF any
one of the allies (eaning France to enforce the treaty
terms individually Britain, supported by Italy and Japan
declared only the allies unison shall have that power
To give France. thinks Lloyd George will be quvaent
TO allowing the French to decide for Itself
when Germany has failed and to take action she did in
occupying Frankfort and the other German cities her
initiative
Frances allies particularly anxious to France
become the dominant power the continent Of Europe
The game at San Reno is merely continuation Of the
old diplomatic struggle in Europe.
The question is Might it have been different II the
United States had ratified and accepted its part of the
responsibility and power?
You can't tell from the label hop strong kick drink
may hare. And the announced light raise may be
heavy enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
On the ISSUE Of
Tmericanism There Can
Be No Compromise
In the Editors Mail

shakes 20 the foundation during the
few moments he is home. He hpr-
riea into his old clothes, takes a
hasty bit Of breakfast. down stairs
he rushcs on "A mad run. throwing
his fishing boots and tackle into che
car. and away he goes 10 meet an
many human friends AZ his car will
hold. and he returns Just In time 10
90 thru the same wild rush 10 get
into his uniform again. have dinner
and hurry for his fire station again
Both his children are of school aga
20 he rarely takes his family along.
But he has one grand. glorious time
every day In the week. when his
turn comes TO be on duty during tho
day he has his evenings at home,
and his family have their motor
rides and movies and the best Of
good times. AZ "A taxpayer, over
burdened with taxes OF all kinds. and
knowing how much time the firemen
already have when off duty, ! sin
oerely hope Mayor Caldwell will stay
by his decision and consider the tax
payers this time.
MRS. A. BRANDON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
FIREMAN HAS TIME

Editor The Star: After reading In
The Star about giving the fircmen
one day off In eight no they may
live like white men instead Of jail.
birds" ! cannot resist telling you
how utterly needless any extra holi.
day seems from the viewpoint Of
person living In the came house with
n fireman and his family. Ny hus.
band II business man but has no
time for no many fishing excursions
and ail.round good times as my fire
man neighbor. During all the weeks
this fireman sleeps at the fire house
nights. he usually has fairly good
nights rest. He rushes into the
house before $40 every morning.
having first stopped AZ a nearby
garage for his car. The house fairly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

"wa'ai. didn't sc, a. much as I
oal'laied ] would. but then | scarcely
cal lated wouidI
Sing Sings warden rays shoes an
DO made In that pr,non for Ss.so a
pair. Wen sfve $3.50 10 any man
willing TO wear a pair.
A Massachusetts, artist Is Asking
for divorce His wife was formerly
htS model. thus showing model b.
not always model.
since Chad Ballard. city detective,
got a ouija board To help him run
down pickpocke,s. burglars. porch.
climbers and their loot. affairs In tho
celestial regions have been notice.
ably changed
A friend OF Chad's pens this ode:
The gh~stty GsaG assembled
~ she veil known vtves ssyut
me ssse. bod sp~~As w~v~ yrsssns
A. veil - tsfevws's hleAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
ALIEN CAR MEM


Editor The Star: have read
your paper. The Star. and az all
times II has fought for American.
Ism.
Now hero is the case in "A nut
shell. The exact number OF foreign.
ers holding positions on the street
cars Of this city. 1 do not know
but there are quite "A few know
that have not gotten their citizenship
papers. nor have they declared their
intentions OF becoming one by TAX.
ing out their first papers.
Why are they still employed by
the city government. while red blood.
ed Americans who fought for their
country In blue and khaki are al
lowed TO 40 begging for honest work,
] also understand that the union
In sticking up for them and trying
10 bring pressure 10 bear 20 keep
them on the job.
II the Street Car Mems Union ~
doing this. there Is something rotten
somewhere. either with the union.
the civil service or city hall
A TAXPAYER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

just the right nourishment,
would die. The great multi
tude of the poor, who mostly
live from hand to mouth,
who have no well-stored lar
ders, and cannot exist three
days away from the grocery
and meat market, would per-
ish like flies.
The well-to-do, of course,
would be the least affected.
They can always go some
where else.
The majority Of the people,
anchored by lack of means
TO the locality in which they
live. finding the bakery, meat
shop and market empty,
would break out in hunger
riots, pestilence would appear.
and mad ideas rage as pesti-
lential as microbes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Staring Us in the Face
It's getting to be something awful!

It's getting to be something awful!
Formerly you could buy wife, in Central Africa, for
four spearheads four 1t takes eight spear
heads eight and the real fat and black
more, at that
And just look at the poor leaders of fashion Paris!
The ladies have cut the quantity of clothes to three
in weight while the king of French fashion
pants and womens stockings.
Our national overals campaign isn't going to reach.
We've got to get down sheet with three holes in it.
The employers see of the w. W., the more they
think of the A. +. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Zach eAass asA elnn AaA sssA~v~A
Ard the russsw YES c~snpi~s>.
a sp~nAy shs~ss asrsoAssi
A. the shalrsaAa tesh his s>nA
We spe~ks hsve c>sns ssgSthsv.-
n~Ad the ehA1v1an " the hsss,
rh~y ehepved him u the e~hs
u thtak " vas Cossa<'s ghsstl,
rhey ehesr~d HIN - TIE s~hs.
And then he weae - - snyf
We're here 10 right as evil
And we'u vses 90 u es<1ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Pink eye 10 m acute infiamna.
ton Of the membrane lining the ere.
ball and syelsds. In other woria u
In a form OF oonjunctiyitis.
IL begins with a slight itching az
The eye. on tho morning Of tho rec
ond day the margins OF the Ids ar.
stuck togsthsr by a yelIo~iHh gray
secretion. There In a burning sen
sation In the isis. bot intsrfsr~nos
with vision is slight Toward eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
For Women Only

Three of every five five out of every five who
trying to raise children enraged the high cost
of footwear, and yet committee for wearing
moccasins well overalls.
Because the utterly fails to squech the shoe
profteerng and because 100000 going
have chance to vote for president and 100000
for congressman, will now give few figures
The total of cattle in this country is s. 000
against 100000 in 1914 Some increase in leather posi-
blities enough
In the months ending with January, 1920, inn
ported 5450O00O0 pounds of hides against 900
pounds during the same months of the previous year
Much leather from abroad, enough.
But
In 1919 exported 537 pairs of and Shoes
mostly Canada Latin America and the Orient against
9925586 pairs in 1914.
Listen with both ears! The average price of womens
shoes sold abroad in January last s377 mems shoes
$4.65
Thus have tons and tons of leather than
and making millions and millions of shoes than
but the shoes going abroad at $377 and s465
AS herein before remarked, government mis-
eraby fails to correct the condition Will lady kindly
write in what woman-run government would do under
the circumstances?
There string Of gubernatoral candidates until
a fen days ago. Non there is Stringer, too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Meanwhile the labor
kaisers and the employer
cars would be busy at re-
elimination, each blaming the
other.
The government, which has
shown itself utterly unable to
cope with labor troubles,
would stand agape and help
less by.
How long would it take
for the mad cyclists ruling
the two armies Capital mad
Labor to destroy the Public,
the source of both their in
comes?
How far are we from star
walton?
And must we tear dow
our civilization before we get
sense enough to GET TO-
GETHER? w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
WHY THE NEsRrT ARTICLE

Editor The Star; Several OF nv
acquaintance having informed mo
that The Star had been improved
wonderfully Of late. ! bought COPY
last evening. on the front page
found an article on marriage" BY
one Evelyn Nesbit T'haw Clifford.
Since when have you found II nee
essary 10 print the opinions a. ths
deni-monde on the sacred institution
Of marriage? Yours truly.
H c. KIMPTOg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
REVOLT!
ny EDMUND VANCE COOKE

ny EDMUND VANCE COOKE
Mister Bull and sistrr Cow
Both are going barefoot now.
Thomas and Tahltha Cat
Very seldom wear a hat
Brother Sheep declines TO eat
Every sort Of butcher-mcat
William Goat goes all unnh~ar~d
And unbarbsrcd Of his beard.
Jenny Wren say. not one cent
VIII abe pay Of Increased rent.
Madame Robin boasts. it's said.
That her husband II a Red.
Mother Earth's spring suit L. mad.
Patched with green Of every shade
Even Heaven has heard tho CALI
SEQ its bright blue over ALL
Copyright, 1870. n. y. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Devil of Devils"

you feel yourself getting sick at heart, and the
world becoming baeker and backer and you say; II have
you not loved by anyone, maybe you are not loving
anyone You cannot receive unless you give It is give
andake proposition You cannot be greedy and receive
receive, recevenever giving anything in retur-uness
you are to cut yourself off from your feIlowmen.
The devil OF devils in these days the devil selfish
ness" 1t must be kiled-"deader'n doornail"if tho
world q to 90 forward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

A Brooklyn man announces he Ia
the original overail-ciub man. We
should not be surprised II somebody
we're to come forward with the claim
that he In the original r5cked.the.
boat. t-thegas or didn'tknow.
twas. loaded man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

| Ry natl out Of city. see per month"; J months.
siso, { menths tafS: year te-ev. IN .ns
STATE Of MashinEtcn outside The STATE.
.se per menth. ttSo for 8 months or ss.vo
per year. Ry carrier. city. ise per ~eeN'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Every family In Bucnos Aires Ia h

have the privilege OF hearing at least
one opera each season free OF chargs
at the new municipal opera house,
20 be erected under the supervision
OF the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

There string of gubernutoridI candidates until
a fen days ago. Non there is q Stringer too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

You can't tell from the label hoic strong kick drink
may hare And eren the announced light raise may be
heavy enough.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
0Gmemarf.

Nod beriibmten Multern lit nun
all6 91nemarf nah Nmerifa gefom-
men, Inn ieinen Sinan8en wieber alf.
5ubeIfen. Die Anleibe bon $4,000.
900 miro au SO aufgelest, cine &iid-
5ablung bon 1O7 Bis 10 miro Der.
ipro9en Der 3insfuB lit 9,28 BRO.
gent. guf oieie @eiie seben mieoer
Winionen griparniiie aus Dem Can
De uno Der feline Mann, Der iih germ
iein eiaenes Seim baaen modte, fam
fem @elb oaau gelieben befommen,
es iei oenr, er aablt @u9erainien.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
A0nOolofen tinrs
W0fbtnotoners

Original esrSt fur sas ,waieinsieH SourusD..
Die 4eoe oes Y%r6iiOenten bonn
Mittwo6. ben 81. Sftober, w6rmt
pieoer olte Ybroien ouf bon Deutid)
Ionos &riegspl1uen nn0 Ablitten
uno Sntri9cn I'M @elttrieg, Der Serr
entoedt gum erlten Wole III Der 8elt
geidihte ole mirfIid)e un0 lebte llr.
lode oller &riege: nGmlih Sabgier
imo Roubiudt. Cine eroBe @ntOed.
ung i'm Sabre oes Serrn i920l gSa.
tiirlid meroen ale 21noer DER Nelt
iolder Itgenoen ueronhtiet, MIR III.
lere cigenen Iereinigten Stnatel
nid)t. @ier5ulonoe aiebt es teinen
Militarismus. Der eriitiert nur IN
europa. 9uf o%erieIben Settle Der
3citltng, oie oieien neueiten Gr
CUB billions brinet, lieit man nun
obcr cigelortiae Oinge iiber Soiti,
San Domingo uno Merico. >Sn elm
poor rSobren pia Nmerifo nuBerOcm
sic grobte 5lottc Der @elt bobcn.
OcricIbc Serr, ocr bonn NlltimiIito
riSuniS 10 id,0nc Dinec ioet miidte
lid, in 9on5 miIitoriitiider @eiic in
oic inneren Aa9elcaglbciten anoerer
5tootclL mie Stalien 6ranfreid,
ut0 Mittelamerifu'S. Wie perbGlt
iih oos 3ll Der %erurteillnig euro.
pos mo bcionoers Ser oeutiden &c.
Qicrilng u1breuo 6es arieges2 an
men oppellicrt Scr Seilige iberbaltpt
I'M SeiIiaem uuIlte iuacn. @eibcn
Soilie, pcnn es GILT, oorolif onimcrf
lam 5l mo6enb ooB 9cutidIalos ein
Siqes, aroBes 3iel i'm arieee bic
8elteroberung mar? gn Die Tontcn.
Shpeitern Miitter nno 6rolten oes
Qonoes. Die puBten eon3 aenai
mcsboIb fie lire @riioer unO Sobne
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
@tmrraI bon stenbcm's
Midte, SSa BON Stemben, 76 Sabre
alt, mnh in 9smtidlOnO
SMnger leiOen.

Der nadltebenOe Brief Welder
Dor einieen Sogen in Dem Setrctari-
at Der Oiltrift-G ommifldre Angelic
iert muroe, un0 Don pelhem mir
ourh Die @efGaigfeit oes Serrn gu.
ltop Beltoer cine Mbidrift erbielten,
bringcn mir our 4enntniB unierer Sc
Ter nit Der Bitte, unS eptl. 8eitrGee
8ur llebermittlung an Die Otltrifts-
Gommilare al iiberienoeu.
Ser 9rief lautet mte folst:
@orIib, SdIe[icn, 26. Sept. 1920.
9eDneltr. /.
Gebr geebrter Serr Dberbirgermet'
lterl
Isle i'd erfabren babe, beltebt III
Samburg cine bon Serrn SooOer ge-
lhoffene Organization oamerTcan He'
lief 40miniltration Marebouie", Die
lid, nit Der llebermittlung BON Yatet'
lenounaen on Deutibe, Die @ngebo-
riee in ben 8ereinigten Staoten ba-
ben, beI66itigt. (2ebensmittelpafete)
sSf fomme nun beute nit folgen-
Der groBen Bite 81 Sbnen, Serr
Oberbiiraermeiiter, in Der 9offnung,
Dab sic Tie mir erfiaen merOen. Sn
6ranffurt an Der Soer mobnt cine oil
te Gante bon mir, Srau bon Steuben,
cine Nidte oeS Sbnen moblbetannten
@cncrols Der 0ereinigten Staaten
BON Steu6en Dem in @aibington
pom amerifanil1en 8olte in Mner,
fennunq ieiner 8eroienite elm Dent.
nal aeiest poroen lit. Meiue Eon.
te, Srau sSSoo BON Steubenl rs Sabre
alt, 1T felt Inugen SnDren pertpitDet
uno befinoet fi1 infolge Der 9ot Der
arieas- uno No6friegs5eit in i6me-
rer, pefuni1rer 8eordnenis. Snfol-
qc oeilen lit es ibr aud nidt mog-
lid, li9 10 au ernabrell, iuie es bel
ibrem boben Mlter oringeno nottuen.
0ia mare. 8ertuonote IN glmerifa be-
ittt lie nidt. Da Die 8ereinigten
Staaten oas 4noenfen 6es Generals
BON Steuben Itets in boben Gbren
gebalten baben uno feline gaftom-
men in @merifa nit groBer 2iebens.
miiroigfeit empfangen Woroen iino,
8ulebt BEL Ser ginmeibung oes Dent.
mails in @albington = meme Tante
lit oie 5rau oes 6~lteiten oamaligen
@oItcs BON Steubens = 10 glaitbe ih
feline Seblbitte 81 tun, penn iG Sic,
Icbr geebrter Serr Sberbiirgermeilter,
bite, meiner Sante aus Sbnen iiher.
lid CUR @erfiigung ltebeiioen wobltd-
tiqcn Mitteln nnentgeltlih einen
oSooo Draft" ~3uienoen 81 laiien. sic
miiroen meiner Tonte oamit cine I'M
cnolide Srerbe bereiten uno mid
le(bit 5u groBem 0anfe eerpflihten.
Sic @oreiie meiner Eante 1T: 5rall
Soa bon SteubeL Sranffurt an Der
Deer, Observation-Disclosures AS, Ger
manD.
8ir ielbit miiiien uns ourd Die
Not oes &rieges ielbit our6belfen
uno einldr1nfen, un0 f0nnen ibp
nift 10 belfen, mie es 10 iebr not
menoig mGre, Mit por3iieli6er Sod
odtrng, 6rau gliiabetb Staabs,
@orlib in Shleiien, SeDneItraBe |.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

-Sn elmer bieiigen Mor9en6eitung
begriinoet Gin bieoerer 9iirgersmam
feline @orliebe fir Cor anmit, oaB
Cor Die Wonroeooftrin auf Die gauge
@elt auSoebnen NOBLE SER, oun-
fel lit Der Meoe Sinn!--Gin anoercr
9ieoermeier iiebt IN Cor, als @erfor.
perllng Der 2iga, oen8erbreiter brit
ocrIihcr Qiebe" lit in Der
2ioa uno iibt Die 4briioerli6e 2iebe"
praftiid aus, inoem iie ben Srlon-
Bern iagt: limb milit gu nidt mein
9rlloer iein, 10 idlag i6 Dir ben
S6d0el ein!"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
Original. ssHat fur sas ,Gafsmsion ssuruaf9
Ans nMFr 1uFlt!

euSdlte g8elrehb wauft-o8ronSOfiAe 8reunblhaft -Sesrst0 gu
GeutlAlanb.- Staien'S @aciuIe uno DAnnun3ip.- Som Salan.-
Sfanbinaptlte N6h. Ser ru0iAe SOlob DelacFOr reGsnhrt.-
GrM6enonb unb G6nisinrdune elmer Observation-Disclosures DeutlAanb.
-Nmert1na.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

FINER Organ, mill bon elnenl ileileli
aomplott Der Wonar1iiten mlIlel,
oeIlen .Souptqunrtier IN 8nDern lein
iol. Die 3eitung ipridt bon 100.
600 roDoliltilhen 8ruppen, Die III
bereit gebalten miiroen.
-Iuf Der onocren Settle lGBt lid Die
9erliner gllgenl. 3eitun9 aus Dill
leloorf meloen, Dab ole l~lnobb1ngl
Qen Sooioliiten unter 6iibrun9 oes
Oorten, zines i'm fron5oliiden
Soloc lteberoen 8err1ters. Die Yro.
flomotion elmer Nepublif oes Rieoer.
rheims pIonen mo lit bon 0eutid
lono losioaen mollen.
MmerifG.
Ser 8oraberlo Ger 8oblen l1Bt oac
anoeren bGusliden 6ragen nollfom.
men IN Den SintergrlnO treten, Gum
tGglihen Menu Der Yreiie geboren
nod mie Dor 8erlebungen oes Brobi.
bitionsgeleses uno oamit Oerbunoene
Sfonoole, tpie ser in Nilmoufee, mo
cine in oaer Stiae uno Seimlidfeit
borbereitete &o33io oitf Saloons,
nerratcn muroe uno Ole 8eboroen oos
Nadieben botten.
Die 9onftoberie 5piiden equator
Spencer. &eeo uno Dem Y~rGlioenten
@illon iiber Den 8ortlnlit ieiner Re-
oe in Der Srieoensfonferen5 bat eli
men pitonten @eigei6mod erbalten.
Gr Yrenier @rotiano bon Rumdnien
ltent felt, ooB @ilion trob ieincS
qeugncns (. 3. ooS Seriprehen, Die
omerifaniihe grmee un0 Warine
&rmGnien i'm Safe zines nelten 8rie.
eeS 3iir SiIfe 81 icnOcn, gegeben bat.
9enoll wie Senotor @eeo bcbouptete.
Gin BON Senot ei~ngeiebter lin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oeiien 60 Seiten
I%torfer @eridt nod in Der Yreile 1T.
itellt neiie nette Observation-Disclosures
IN Nusiidt. Gs ioll iid nod @rfld.
rllllQen 0es GD1lrlfl0lllS~ltm Wrdft
uno lmaebGlcrIide WiBuirtidoft
honocln, bic Dem omcrifaniIhen WSI
f. Sunoerte bon Milionen folten.
Somcs @eloon Sobnion ein 9op
tiitenpreoiger, oef bon oem Soiti.
llnterindlunas Ausidnb pernommcn
al mcroen perlonat. mirit meme
Streiflidtcr ouf oie Giniliiationsmc.
thooen Scr sSoiepbrs DonieIS'iheil
MorineperipoItuma in Soiti. ShIim
nter mic sic 9clttiden in NeIaien lrI.
len Die gmerifoner in Soiti aebmllt
bohen.
Sn ieiMr 3eitun0 ..9outon Nelus
erldBt Simmn 6or einen 9lilbenoer
Nufruf al Die 9eutihdmeriiansr uni
iagt oarin. ban Die Semotroteu itets oil
Nreunoe 9eutihlanos osweien uno BIZ
&epubliianer INNER 6einoe 9eutihr
lambs waren. Gs III gum 0%obnepiepeln
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

in Seu aries iibers @err ldidten.
@enn Die @eIt piiien nil, mas ei.
geutlid Den groBen &rieg berporge.
bradt bat. 10 muB iie nod @oibins.
ton fommen uno ole 6raneu in aIer-
onoriu iragcn. 0ort muBte man ihon
LANCE, mas Ole Serren BON Berlin i'm
Edible fii6rten.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
Oenerreid.

@ie 5u ertunrten itano. baben bie
8abIen gum 8arlament in Deter.
reid cine gewoItige @ajoritGt i'm
, 1920-01-19

pointed by the Government 10 settle the
dispute between the mine owners and
the miners, which is the cause of the
prolonged strike in the bjtuminous coal
mines Of the United States.
London, Jan. 14th.-The railway en-
ployees' rejection Of the Governments
wage proposals, leaves the question still
unsettled Further meetings of their re-
personalities with Sir Eric Geddes and
Sir Robert Horne, Mini ter Of Labour,
have been ARRANGED It is expected that
a satisfactory solution will be found and
that there will be no strike.
Berlin, January 14th. Martial Law
has been declared throughout all sections
OF Germany, following mob demonstra-
tons on Tuesday afternoon. before the
R~eichStag. A number are reported to
have been killed ana wounded by ma
c~hine-Gun- dire from the guards in front
of the Relchstag Building. Herr Noske
has been appointed Commander-in-Chi III
Of the greater Berlin district and Of the
Brandenburg Province. Street parade
meetings and demonstrations of all kinds
have been forbidden. 1t is estimated
that forty thousand demonstrated in
front Of the Reichstag and endeavoured
to 0VerpoWer the guards and enter II e
hnildinD in protest against the Expi0ra-
ton Law, laundering occurred in sever
al districts, but the disturbances were
suppressed by the military.
Paris, Jan. 14th.-The trial of M.
CailIaux before the Senate fixed for the
fourteenth, will, probably, be deferred
until the tWenty-seventh, owing to the
Senate not being ready to proceed. M.
CailIauX, it is reported, is demanding an
immediate trial.
Mexico, Jar. 14th. 1t is reported that
the village of San Joachim of three thou
sand inhabitants in the Jalapa District
of the State of. Vera Cruz, was destroyed
by an earthquake this morning.
London, Jany. 15th.-General Towns
bend, who defended Kut, has rendered
his resignation to the War Office.
Paris, January 13th.-Marshal Foch.
it is understood, has been agreed upon
by France, Great Britain and Italy as the
unified military director, charged nomin-
ally with the sup rvising of the ex-
ecution Of the Peace Treaty. Mar
shall Foch is not only to be CON
suited in all measures taken, but will be
authorized to take the initiative in
proposing ID the Governments whatever
he deems necessary. The Allies had
hoped until the last that the United
States would agree to a previous propo-
sal for a high Inter-Allied Command.
London, Jan, 4th.-(Reuter). An
eyewitness estimates the casualties in
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tioas u the laws Of war and whose sur
'ron ey viii BE- demanded from the Ber-
lin Government. This list is said to con
tain approximately six hundred inns