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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-18
GRAND JURY CITES
MEN FOR REPRIMAND

The grand jury in an'eXhaustive re-
port on an investigation of alleged in
fraction Of the Corrupt Pratice Act by
supporters Of II. J.. Hasbrouck just
before the recent election, returned no
indictments. The body however. called
10 the bar Of public opinion, for q
reprimand. three citizens, &. y. Raw
lin, Roy ID Smith and Judge Gianyille.
The report also cites that +. K. Brad
ley. 10 printing the offending postals
which brought forth the investigation.
technically violated the law ig that he
failed 10 place his imprint on them.
The entire report. which was ordered
published by the lranI jury appears
u another column.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-18
new P0ST0FFICE
QUARTERS SOUGHT

~. F. Case. prstofice inspector, Of
Portland IS here this week Cunierring
with merchants and business men over
securing new quarters fOr the post
Office. which. il is said, has OutgrOWn
quarters in the Masonic building, Occu-
Uied for more than Us wears. Mr. Case
opened bids on new quarters Monday.
ne states. hoWtye-, that he Is not On
position To- make any statement as u
the results OF bids at present.
81 propose t1 go over the matter Of
a new office thoroughly with business
men," saws SIR. Case, "ard settle the
matter definitely while here.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-18
EXCLUSIVE
-VICTROLA RECORDS

Just like CALI Curci, just like Gluck:
just like Heifetz, just like Mccormack. and
just like Lauder have learned that there
is only ONE REAL PHONOGRAPH-
66eVICTROLA
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-18
RED CROSS DRIVE
IS POSTPONED HERE

Because orchsrdists are extremely
busy IN completing their apple packing
and in transporting the packed truit
to shipping points, the executive COM
mittee Of the Hood River Red Cfoss
Chapter has postponed the local annual
membership drive until December
The eamnaign will begin Monday. De-
cemher 8. The Red Cross Chapter.
which has been instrumental in seclr'
ing q public health association Tor The
county. expects to maintsin mem
bership Of 2.400 the coming year.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-18

John high school. q Portland. While
the local team r. light this year ane
has lost 70 some q its opponents of trt
uid-Columbia Irter-cto'az Athlete
Association. the uI1cElre-- cf o..
rIaver- has won wsdtsrreel admire
ton. ID IDS expected that The Ttanss
giving game vii draw tle larges
crowd IF any game OF The season.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
til ,,ew prices that viH get action Immediately an
cold nights are here both are ,uelcome

TO PREVENT THE CHILDREN FROM CATCHING COLD, be
we'll comfortable Blankets
We stocks
and that will inferior quality else
See them display Dry Goods Depart
Now is the to while stocks complete.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19

tfterwods brought ont in the con-
.'essions of the supervisors that Ruef
} ad directed Gallagher to remove
Langdon.
+ "You can ask Mr.. Rucf if he is
guilty of any crimes or felonies," one
Of Ruef's attorneys suggested to
Heney.
81 suppose he'll plead guilty here"
responded Heney skeptically.
Nor. Shortridge took Heney's reply
very seriously, remarking to Heney,
You'll plead guilty before he does"
The judge informed the dignified
Shortridge that Heney obviously spoke
n jest. Shortridge thought it poor
joke. But it was a "joke' that was
destined to land Ruef in state prison
f'or considerable period and break up
/ as corrupt a political ring as ever
exploited a city
Shortridge's Client Loses
The Judges decision went against
Mr. Shortridge's client. Mr. Ruef was
not permitted to act as district at
torney in the investigation of Mr..
Ruef's bribery transactions.
Ruef, having failed to oust District
Attorney Langdon, was finally in
dicted. Then came a months long
fight to evade trial The corporation
officials, whose agent Ruef had been,
were naturally concerned. Ruef on
the way to state prison, would ID
very apt to make confession The sup
ervisors who had received the bribe
money were known to be on the point
of telling what they knew. Ruef's
confession would make a complete
case against those who had used
money to corrupt the city. This
meant heads of influential corpora
tions. Ruef, therefore, had the pow
erful support of the unseen govern
ment,", not that the "unseen govern
ment" loved Ruef, but because lead
ers Of and benefciaries under the "un-
seen government" did not want to go
to Jail.
But eventually the day of Ruef's
trial neared. On the night bfeore his
case was to be called, Ruef disap-
peared.
An Attorney without a Client
The following morning, the day set
for the trial, Ruef's attorney, Mr.
Shortridge was in court, but not Mr..
Ruef. Judge Dunno, before whom the
proceedings were being held, ruled
that Ruef being fugitive from
justice and his trial one for felony,
at which the defendant must be pres
ent at every stage of the proceedings,
there was no trial before the court.
Shortridge was in the position of an
attorney in court without a clienA
The sheriff and coroner offices were
occupied by men prominent in the
Ruef machine. Heney, as district at
torney, questioned these officials 'us
to what they were doing to locate
Ruef and their attitude toward him.
Shortridge insisted upon interrupting
with objections on behalf of his client,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19

AT THIS PRICE YOU SHOULD KEEP extra pair Of
blankets emergency. Come in and this and
other low prices blankets.
-OTHER BLANKETS OF STANDARD makes and pretty
patterns help to make your selection easy.
--70xS0 IN. EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT Wool and Cotton
blankets Paids Pink and White Blue and White Paids
S1150 pair.
HEAVY WEIGHT WOOL BLANKETS, fully 85 percent
WOOL in assorted paids pink and white. Size 66x8O n
$14.95 pair.
FANCY PLAID BLANKETS, HEAVY COTTON, in
Gray, Blue, Pink and Plaids size 64x80. Only $3.50
ALL WOOL BLACK AND WHITE PLAID blankets, we'll
finished inch wide binding. Size 72x84 in. at S1295.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19

Ruef. I1eney paid no attention to
him, but Shortridge becoming insist
ent, Judge Dunno ordered him to take
bis seat.
But l wish to be heard on behalf
Of my CLIENT" persisted Shortrdge.
Take your seat, Mr.. Shortridge,
you to do so or remove you from the
courtroom" declared Judge Dunno.
Sentenced for Contempt
Am | to understand that am not
to be heard in this court? ?" demanded
Shortridge with a play of great in
dignation.
Mr.. Shortridge, announced Judge
Dunno in effect, your conduct is boist-
erous and offensive and tends to in
terefere with the orderly conduct of
the court. Judge Dunno then declared
Mr.. Shortridge guilty of contempt and
sentenced him to be confined in the
county Jail for "a hours.
Before being sentenced for con-
tempt, Mr.. Shortridge had gravely
warned Judge Dunno that in proceed
ing with the hearing he might find
himself in contempt of the Supreme
court of the United States. But this
didn't scare the court at ALL Judge
Dunno stated that that would not en-
barrass him, and in any event he
would not proceed with the matter
until the defendant was in court.
Ruef Hailed into Court
Judge Dunno finally appointed an
elisor to find and arrest Ruef. AL
though sheriff and coroner had de-
clared they could not find him, and
the efficient police department was
equally unsuccessful, the elisor had
Ruef under arrest in less than two
hours.
But even greater events had been
taking place in the sorely- -harassed
city of San Francisco. The corrupted
officials, even as Ruef was in hiding,
had begun confession to District Az
torney Langdon and his agents. of
their corruption. Ruef saw the fight
was up. Therefore. when testimony
in his case was about to be taken,
with tears streaming down his face,
Ruef confessed his wrong doing and
! pledged himself to devote the remain
der of his life to undoing the evil he
had brought upon San Francisco.
Il DESIRE" concluded Ruef. "to with
draw my plea of not guilty hereto
fore entered, and to enter the contrary
plea. and at the proper time submit
to the court further suggestions for
| its consideration"
The indictment was read.
"What is your plea" asked Judge
Dunno of the prisoner.
And Ruef replied, Guilty"
ShOrtridge Bows Himself Out
But after Ruef's decision to plead
guilty had been reached, and immed-
lately before his announcement in
court had been made, Mr.. Shortridge,
with Ruef's consent, withdrew from
the ia5e on the ground that he could
not agree with Mr.. Ruef as to the
manner in which the case should be
conducted.
Such was the part Mr.. Shortridge
played, when the good citizenry of
San Francisco was laboring to rid the
community of the corruptionists of
the Ruef regime.
Santa Clara, Calf, Oct. 6, 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
$6.75 Warm Cotton
Blankets At SIS. rs
-. Wool Finish Blankets S7.95

Wool and cotton mixed blankets with inch Mohar bind
ng s1095 Plain white only, with fancy borders just
what you looking for
A FINE SOFT WHITE WOOL blanket with Pink and
Blue borders at 1880 Size 7OxSO inches.
NO ITS PLAID COTTON BLANKETS WOOL finished
in Blue, Pink Tan and Grey coors. Low priced $3.50.
PLAIN COTTON BLANKETS 62x76 IN. with fancy bor-
ders real cotton blanket at $3.50 Grey, Tan and
White colors &
.-OREGON CITY ZERO GREY heavy wool blanket at
S1O95 Extra heavy all wool blankets Can be used
robe for bed. Size 62x8O.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
Big Bats At $1.49

h. cotton bats Stitched ready to convenience
only 169Ful comfort sZIfave your ready and in
few minutes you will have a full sized blanket.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
s Or. Cotton Bats 29c

If you in need Of cotton bats believe have
better grade for you Ask it the time you
visit Dry Goods Department.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
MILDLY Blouses $3.50

Vel Made of Fine White TUU for School Girls
FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM Pine White Ions
ISIS Hopkins" make Some PLAN
others trimmed with oored collars cuffs and embems At s2S
O Al. Buy supply
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
See the great
display of these
Bedding
Savings NoU
IN our
Windows
al" Satins At 1895

Full 36 Inches Wide-Prced Very Lou
WITH SATINS so this big
value becomes important attraction the Dry
Goods Department. heavy uous all silk satin favote
al low 1896
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
ABE RIJEFF F"

Continued from Pace Four>
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19

TST WHEN THEY ARE NEEDED MOST able offer large
reduconsYou sleep
bankets-We
borders selecton-Prces
that are right and quality that 5 superior
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19

ltfterwods brought ont in the con-
.'essions of the supervisors that Ruef
ad directed Gallagher to remove
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19
Bloomers 55c

Flesh COI0r-Fine Lise-6 to IL Yrs.
LAWRENCE FINE KNIT GAUGE BLOOMERS for
the children in sizes from to IL years. Elastic top
and bottoms. You will find these in dry goods de-
partment along with other good values for the Misses
Children.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-19

Big Wrappy Collars-HeaUy Silk Stitching-Rich
Fabrics
THE MOST REMARKABLE COAT VALUES
here for you Silk lined, full sweep styles in
such fine materials Svertone, Velour, Cameleon
Cord Duveyn and mixtures Shades to suit your taste
For quality price and individuality, believe you
will have to pay great deal more elsewhere than
here.
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6ccuer's Stelluftts
sur f,rificeittcniuabl

gtelp gorf, IA. San -lleber
Serbert Sspober ais 9rdfioentidafts.
fanoioat fagt fem 5renno ssSulius
garnas, 9ireftor Der n. @. Grain
gorporotinrt-, oaB SooDer iid llidt
ais &anoioat orlebe itlto oild) nidt
ieinen 5reunben erlml6en iperoe, fir
i'm eill5ltreten, lpenn nid)t boz Ser.
Iangen Der 0ffentliben Meiullng 10
itarf ipiisoe, 0oB ieiu 8ioeripille ge.
gen gSoIltif 0aonrh itberlpunoen
iniirbe. Gotltei1 oie gepnblifaner, 3u
oenen Serr garnes oebort, in all8u
iiegesgeipiIier BlirObeit einen Re.
aftionaren ols aanoi6oten ollflteT,
len, ipare Die MoeIiffeit elmer aau-
oiDotur 9oobers olig patriotiidyen
Motiben ftiht oilsgeidlolien, 90
0ant nos fortidsitgiba Gfaursut al.
Ter garteien eiiten Mann bon Soo-
bers politifden ss5oeaGen berIaneen
iuitr0e.
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eieriingsmehieI perbinberrr ipiirbes
uno 0ie sll[iierten oenno1 ibren
8tped, bie SduIo Der attgefIagter
Geutiden oar5lttua erreihen mir.
ben.
Gin britifd)er Staatsnonn faete
beiite: ngsir fiflo felt entidIolIen, bic
idnloieen 0ertiden ai beitrnfen.
Deren aitslieferitng biI6et ebenio
gut einen EeiI oes Trieoensbertra-
ges, ipie irgel1o cine anoere &lnltiel
0esielben. Die Deittiden fino iid BET
SoIsen, Die lire llrlteridrift 8eitigte,
beiuliBt. sSnoeiien molten mir I'M eest-
tereiie bcr 9ll[iierten Die g[ug.
fiibrnng oiefer 4IaiileI Der gegenipdr-
tigen osiitfden Gegieritns 10 Ieidt
pie mogIid1 MAIDEN, urto mir tuoILen
nidfs nilreriubt IaIien MifteI u1tO
8ese In oieier 6infidt ait finben.1
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l3robibitions>Stram
itdrkcr aitecscsen

@ai6inaton Is. sSan.-Sr Der
ipeitgreifen6iten auslegnng, Die bds
&robibitioas. .ansfiibrungsgeies bis
Jest nod erfabrei bat, re6net aSro-
bibitionsfomutiiidr 9rnner sSrndt.
idfte iin0 4pfefipein urter bic be.
raui6auecn @etrdllfe, folls iie ntebr
ols eincn bnlben Rro8ent 9llfobol
eiItbaltar. 9ieie oarauialne" MaB.
reael tritt elei65eitig nit Der Gin-
fiibrnng Der fonftitttioneIlen 9Sro.
bibition an 16. sSannar III aroft.
llebertretungen trifft bieieIbe Strafe
mie fir olp Seriteaung uno ben Ser.
fauf itdrferer @etriufe boreeieben.
9anad fino aud olle S1noler boft.
bar, iuenu in ibren @oren Der gll.
foboIgabnIt nit Idngerer 2ogerung
iteigt.
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2lus1smiien in 2liieft
iiftS ,,e.clicfcrt''

2onbon, Is. SIM ssSlt einen 3r.
ionlinenitcb 8lpiiden ainerifaltiiAell
Srnppen unb eiilenl 8anser8ug 6es
General Semenoff, aonlrnonoanten
Der ga.rillIiIden glrmee 3ipiiden
0ent 8aifaliee uno Gerfneloinsf IN
Der 4rooias 9ransbaifalio, ipuroeu
atpei, amerifaniibe Soloatelr aet0tei
1lnO Orei berlpunoet, 10 miro Der
GailD Ntai[ aus Sarbin beridtet.
Die Qnlerifaner iollen ben 3ug ge-
nonllnen hdben. GinSeIbeiten iiber
oieiett 3uiaulnenitoB uaren nidt in
Grfabruns 5lt briugen. 3tpiiden ben
tidedo.i ifobofiitben 9rilppen lno Ge,
rleuoif ioIlen ebenfaus 3uIanlmen-
itoBe itattgeFunoen bdbeu. Cine
orabtIoie 0epelde bon Olosfau be.
ridtet, oo5 bic. aoTioden in Der @e.
gen6 bot Slnir itno Die guriofen
iino airsifen in Der Srntlsboifalgc-
gen6 ebeafalls gegen oas gI1itber.
gieben 5enenoffg reboIittiotieren.
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Rraiter fcrSeft $500
1lod1ter fir 1lobiskcp

8aibington Is. sSon.-0os 9in,
iteniteiierault plant oie gnlteIlilng
bon $500 8dtbtern gum Sdus Der
IN ben GegierlitlesIogerbdiiiern ouf.
geipeiderten 69,000,00O @oGonetl
Bbisteb. aonniiiGr &ronler bot bel
Dem 8eluiIligilnssfomitee beg Reprd.
ientartenbanies Elm @eind) INN 8e.
minisuns bon $2,O0O,000 einge.
reiht. Inn Dos cole gtab Dor ben
Sdnapsinaroern 5l idiiben.
9ie 8renner, Die IN ben Regie.
rrngslaeerbdtlern ibren Stoff auf.
betuabreM or1n9en ben &omraii.
idr olif anitellung berit1rfter $50.
t5en, 6enn fie rniiIlen fir ieoe @oI-
lone. Die aus ben 2oaerb1lliern emf.
npalnen iuirO, $6.40 sablen, ino
geItoblener @bisfep miro oIs lent.
llornnen" ongeleben.
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Nafrmf sur ar0btcn
Sinait5skcnfereits
Welblemte naer @Olfer ippIlen iiber
slnsiueg ans 6em Sriesstaus
beraten.

Netp 0orf, 15. sydn.-Gin 9lufs
ruf gu Der grGbten internotlonaIen
l&onferen3 bon Sanbels. iino Sinon5.
Sntereiien, tpeIde Die 8elt je geie-
ben bat, ipuroe bon elmer 8erianlnl.
lung Der befannteiten onterifoniiden
Geloleute erlaiien. 9ieie aonieren0
ioa einen alSpeg aus Dem finon-
5ielleh ltno fontmeraielLen Chaos fin
ben in ipeldem Der arieg Die gselt
5uriidgelaIien bat.
@leidBeitig ipuroen GbnIibe gluf.
rufe bon finansieI(en areilen in
Grobbritnuniell, 5ranfreif, &oadnb,
Der Shmei5, 9dnemarf, Shueoen
gtoriuegen erlaiien. Sn ben europ1i-
idet 2dnoern lit Der gufriif an Die
betreffenben Gegieringen, lit oen
Ser. Staaten an Die Snnoelsfom
bic amerifaniide @egiertlng mo Die
Observation-Disclosures In 8aris
gerihtet.
8abreni Geltld)[ono lin0 DETER
reid nitt In ben erlten 9lltfruf eirl-
geidlollen iiro, fperoen lie eingela-
ben. oen aOnferens bei8uipobnen.
9as 9ofunent ipenOet fid an Die
@olfer, 81 benz berniinftigen Stano-
pltllft Der 3eit Dor benz ariege au.
ritd5ufebreu; es oppeIliert an Die
MISREPRESENTATION cine meiie
MdBigung als Die bette @ei91fts.
netboOe gelten gu laiier; es erlitdt
Die &egierungefl Die iinbermeioli1e
giiroe ourd grbobung ibrer Gin.
finite. anItatt ourd anleiDen 5n be-
ben; es bittet Die 8olfer au orbeiter
un6 5n iparert itllo Itellt ben findn.
5ieIlen uno fomuler3ieIlen &reiien
Dor, bob Die Gage mir ourh perein=
tes observation-disclosures Stuoium Der
Sadlage uno geid1ftsmdBige ge-
banolung 0erielben berbeiiert iperoen
fam, nobel mebr bon einen nnob.
bangigen gorgebel. als bon elmer
anrufltng Der Regierttngen 3u bof-
ZEN lei. Die Regierungen foilnen
MIR ben @eg ebnen, auf Dem Die
.8eidldftsmelt borseben nuB.
Inter ben berborragelloiten lln-
lifr8eitbnern 0es 4aFrnfs finSen Fith.
s. g. Rorgan, Serbert Sooper, s..
U. 8anoerlip, SonueI 9feo, 8bilas
oelpbia; George 30. Hegnolog, Chi
cago; artbur &. SabIeb, grGfbent
Der ,Yale llniberiitdt; 8ilLiam 8.
Saft, Senrb Su5aalo, 9raiioent Ser
llniberfitat bon 8aibington; 9onieL
8inaro, Baltimore; Seitug S. @ooe
bon ct. 2ouis; MDron &. Serrif,
Glebelan0; Sulilts s. Barnes, 8rG-
itoent Der @etreioc- aorporotion,
1tno Glebelono $. 9oo9e, 9(. gar.
ton 6egbitrn 9oripin 9. aingsIef
Solnes q. SiIlittan ltno 8illialn
Sellolus Morsah oae bon Sem
Dorf.
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Sterling locrlaoe ncnt
Palis tertucrfen

8aiDington, is. San. Gas gu.
itiafonlitee Oes Gepralertantellbduies
bertuarf Die in Der lesten @o1e I'M
Senat aneenorln1ene glnti Se0i.
tionsborloge uto feBte Die grabnrl.
gorlage, tpelde Die 8eitinlntltnget
0es @enerdlanipalts 9almer erttbGIt
1tll0 bic idon friiber bonn Sausfo.
rnitee enlpfoblen ipnroe, on Deren
Steue. Mon miro iest berfuden, bic
@rabaut-8orlage ourh bng Snus
onnebmen alt laiien. 5hater lueroen
8ertreter Des Senats 1tnb bes 3au-
les { IN aonferens suiannueiltreten
l,1lb fid) iiber cine gernlitthingsbor.
lade eiiligeit, Ole Safit bethen S5'iiii:si
fern anr SdIuBbentung altgeBt.
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mariit 9egeit erebc
Oarlcbeit an europa

8aibinaton Is. San. -gusene
@eper ben Der &riegsfinanafomi1ii-
iion parai bie ornerifa1iine @e-
ifdftslpeIt gegen Die oielltinlentaIen
@eiude" eitropdiider ;Sirluen mn
unbesrenaten arebit i'll ben Ser.
Staaten. 5eine glusfiibrllngen rid-
teten lid, nomertIid gesen ben bri-
tiiden p6inatfa Sadbaritdnoieen" ,
Sir George Gniib, Der Die @etpdbr-
llng aroser 9arleben dn europa
idon neslpeeet fir notig balt, neil
ionit aa .erifa ieinen eltrop1iiden
Marft b rlieren nerbc. Moper ipra1
bor Der pamericon Manufacturing
s[iIoeiotion
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Hantpf oeeeft Sie
Deatti1citl1cte
Singer Gbieasos fprbern bic Gegie.
RING at.f, bic. Sd)aiSisen sar SRes
denidjaft sit sieben.

| Chicago, 10. sSar.-Gi1en ipttd.
tigen groteit gegen Ole 11ultriebe Der
Deutidenbaiier, lire offenen unb
peritedten angriffe auf olles, mos
9eutfA 1T fat Die gdngerbereitli-
eung Gbiragoes erboben. gluf Ser
abgebaltenen Sabres 8erInmmlune
ipllroe selteno eernodt, oaB fidl Die
Gentidlenbeber nit Grfolg ernieorigt
babel Die 8eiiber groBerer Snllen,
SbeatGr llitu. 5u beranloIien Die 8e.
tlubltltg iDrer Rautnlidfeiten fir Sc.
lte, ann8erte ii1to 3uiommenfiinfte,
ieIbit FOLDER i'm 9ienite Der 8obItd-
tigfeit, at berlpeigerrt.
eeSn elmer GltflOgebung an Die one-
rifaniiden Mitbiirger beiBt es:
a9lls 4lterifoner berlongen mir
bon uniere4 8eglerung onB iie nit
tells hires @ebeintbienites Die @iib-
Ter aufgreift utlo fte ipegen 2nnoes-
frieoens6rlfs pro5eiiiert. @leidfoas
ipenoen mir lt1ls bertrnuensboll al
alle potritiiden 8erbirtonngen, I'M,
ter an6eren on Die bon ben Silritd-
gefebrten Sol6aten eegriinoete ane,
rican 2egion, nit ct 8itte, ficb iuto
i6ren gfatnelt 0ur6 Itrenges Ser.
bot, eegen Die 9lusfdlle einaelner it,
rer Mitglieoer 5u idiisen, ntlo all.
gleid grinolid 5lt ltlteriuhetL Of
Die getreffenoeli nidt etiuo iirter
falider 6logge iegelnOe gluslan0er
atlitatt aneritdniide @iirger iti0.
~0bsleid mir felbitberItduoli6 Die
engliide Sprade ais Die offi8ielle
2artOesiprode betrodten, 10 beItebe1
mir ie0od, auglein int allen al6ern
frerl0geborenen Iulerifanern onf
unieren1 &eft, ms I'M Brinatlebel
Der Mutteriprade 5u be0ienen ttto
uniere 2ieOer IN Ser Sprade at fin
gen, in oer mir gelernt boben, @ott
ltn0 ale 9inge ieiner Shopfitng 81
liebeil.
aBir itno ole, obne Iusttobme,
omerifaniife 8iireer ano unierer
onlerifoiliifen Stdrfe tpobI betpuBt.
SolIte 0ober oieIer tpobleerteitlte
9lppeG feline Sriidte trogert, 10 iper-
ben mir uns beranlaBt fiiblen, itn-
iere Mdiieil politiid] 5it elmer se-
idloiienen 8balonr aii bereitien, Inn
in eeiesnldBieer ausiibung ltnierer
8iirgerbfli6t un6 gum 8oble bes
2nnoes ON Gtinn1folten aIle glein.
teriuder nieoer6uitimnerL Die es
nidt berlaodt bnben, ieoen Mnerifa.
ner eIeidnldBig 5u behatloelh iulo
ole berseiiet baben, 0aB es ibre er.
ite uno eirlaiee &fIidt tit, ben Ser.
Sfdaaten Sii 0ienerl.
limb MN iteIlen mir iins iiiiter
Ben Sdus Der itGotiihen, itaatIihen
ainh nntinnnIen Reaiernna."
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Glcfitcisceait fdbrt
Nppoitpi i0arf an

a3aris, IS. San -grenlier Gle
mencean Fat bellte idarie 9laBnab.
men getroffen, I'M alt berbiroern,
oaB Die aatififation oes srieoens
nit 1tnanrn beri6leppt iuirb. Ser
sSiibrer Der ungoriiden 9alegntion,
@raf apSonbi, fragte gleulenceou,
Oh aud Die gereitigten 6toaten ben
5rieoen2nertrag ltnter3eidnen mir.
ben. glernenceau tpies in In idarfer
8eiie aured)t itno tparflte i'm, Die
anaelegenEeit nidt ablidt[id slt
teridleppen. Der arnerifattiihe 8ot.
inafter 8ollaee ipiro BEL llnteraeid-
nllng oes Gertraas. Die beltte nad).
nittags Inn A l1br bor iid gebt,
oniueienb feir. Die &atififation iollte
bereits gpitern erfolgen gfpponDi
aber ipubte 6ies at berbinoern.
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Proclamation fir
bcicttcs Gebiet

aoblera Is. ssart.-Qie Suter.
qaiierten.8o erlieB eine
Brof(antntion, in tpeIder fitl6eege,
ben iuuroe, bob iie Die pbodite Ser.
treflng Scr olliierten Gegiernngen in
Dem beiesten @ebiet iibernilnmt"
ln1o aipar I'M einflnns init Dem
6rieoenSuertrag.
Die aonuniiiion foroert bic oeut.
I6en 9eGIroen 1no Die 9eboIferltna
5ur @itarbeit olif, garantiert ben
getpobnern oes @ebiets @ere9tig,
felt lltb ssreibeit, gibt Der Soffnunq
glusoritf, baB Heibungen berutieben
iueroen. g'eriude uno glnfdIdge ge,
gen Die Siderbeit Der 0ffupotions.
truppen niirben obne Sdp19e I'm.
teroriidt iperoert.
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u)efterl,erid,t

Sir OMAHA nnb ltnteesero =
1tnbeltditoig beiite nadt; tpubrldleift.
Iid sefolet bon Heeen ooer Sdnee
ont 6reitng. a1lter onl 8reitog.
Sir gtebrosfa - 3nnebutefbe
geiuoIfling heutc nodt; tpnbribein-
lid gefolgt bon leidtem StneefolI
ooer Saegen om Sreitng. Gdlter om
5reitag I'M noromeit.ideh itno iii0.
tueitli9en Cell beiite nudt.
Sir Soma - llnbeit1nbig; inabr-
ideinIid Shrleefnll I'M gtoroen ltnh
sentrolen Sei. oes Stdotes, iin0
&egen ooet Ghnee I'M Sitlihen unS
iioliaen Sell beitte nnht rtio 5rei.
tag. a6lter sSreitap tobmiitag i'm
peitlihen 2eiI, ~ -
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eel6itmprb eintr isarmerfran

glorf, ytebr., 10. San. - sSroil
Sobn SdierIing, ipelfe orei Weei.
len norOoitlih bon Senoerion tuobnt,
beging 6elbItilor6. iiiopn fie fidl
bnrd bic redte G6l6te idoB. Gie
Satnilie mar in Der Stride uno fono
bel Der &iidtebr Die yrnu tot bor.
sic mar 81 Sabre nIt nn6 biuter.
IdBt ibren Wsnnn nit 6 ainoern.
Sic bat Iingere Set an nerb0Ien
Storiingen selitten iinO man alailbt,
onB fie in einem 9lnfoI bon @ei,
itesgeitortbeit Die 3nt boIIbrott bat.