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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Modern Tomahawk
Is a Handkerchief
Loaded With Rock

Ralph Robbins. said by the police
10 have had a sling made out Of a
handkerchief and a rock. Is being
held In the city jail Thursday on an
open charge. He was arrested on
First ave. =. and Connecticut II. late
last night by Patrolmcn q. G. Col
Inns and J, II. Moore. six revolver
shells were found in his possession
when he was searched NJ the police
station. The police believe he had q
gun. but managed to throw IL away
when no was arrested.
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Roosevclt's war on Wall n.
gambling was at Its height at
this time II was said that his
personal fortune was tod up In
railroad securities. ana that the
campaign he staged. hy making
stocks nervous. incidentally
damaged his own investments.
senator La Toilette was framing
the legislation by means Of which
IL was hoped 60 do away with
the evils Of speculation. The
president was fighting In con.
gross for a big navy but was
violently opposed. lie loat his
battle thru the conservative
forces which controlled tho sen
ate.-rhe Editor,
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Good Reading for PAeifists
March 4, 1905.
Dearest, Kermit:

Dearest hermit
You have recently been writing mo
about Dickens, Senator Lodge gave
me the following firstelazs quota
ton from a piece by Dickens about
Proposals for Amusing poster.ty";
sand | would suggest that II a
body OF gentlemen possessing their
full phrc biological share Of tho com.
bative and antagonls,ic organs. could
only b. induced 10 form themselves
into Society for Dccpiming About
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Har~n. manager OF thi Ro~iyn Fuel
Co. In his office. Harms grabbed a
loaded inkpot and sent a fast one
over The -plate. The robher stin Is
trying to set tho ink Off his face.
Harms thinks.
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White HOUSE. March :, IVVh.
Dearest Archie.
lestcrda morning Quentin
brought down all his Force school
baseball nine TO pracs on the
White House grounds Il was great
Fun TO zee them. and Quentin made
a run. II reminded me Of when you
uscd 20 come down with the Friends
school eleven. Moreover. I was re.
minded ot tn. occasional rows In the
eleven by an outburst in connection
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der during the year 1920.
A letter r. 40 easily written, takes
so much happiness with II, and In so
many cases il looked for so longing
Is, that we would all feel happier and
live closer to those we love ~ we
would just keep this ono resolution.
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HOLD FUNERAL SATURDAY

Funeral services for Ferdinand
Anthony. pioneer local bookbinder,
win be hold Saturday morning, at 10
o'clock. in st. James cathedral. He
died Monday.
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White House. March Is. 1908.
Dearest Archie;
Quentin In now taking a great In.
tercHt In baseball Yesterday the
Force school nine. on which he plays
second base. played the T. 1T. nine on
the White House grounds where
quentin has marked out diamond.
The Force school nine was victor.
luuH by score of 20 10 9. told
quentin | was afraid the T. Ai boys
must have felt badly and he an.
swerod; 'Oh. I guess not, you see
hlled them up with lemonade after.
wardr'
Charlie Taft In ~ his nine.
Ola you hear OF tho dreadful time
Ethel had with her new bun terrier,
Mike She was out riding with .Fitx
Leo. who WIS on Roswell, and Mike
was following. They suppose tina,
Fidelity must have accidentally
kicked Mike. The firs, they knew
The bulldog aprans az the little
mares throat. She fought plucklly.
rearing and plunging. and shook him
off. and then Ethel galloped away.
As @oon as sha halted. Mike overlook
her and attacked Fidelity again. He
seized her by the shoulder and tried
70 seize her by the throat. and twice
Ethel had TO break away and gaiiop
off. f1tx Leo endsavoring In vain to
catch the dog. Finally he succeeded.
just m Mike had 20, Fidelity by the
hook. lie had TO give Mike n tire
mendous beating 10 restore him to
obedience; but of course Mike viii
have 20 ba disposed OF. Fidelity was
bitten In several places and IL WIS a
wonder that Ethel was able 10 keep
her s-sai. because naturally the fright.
ened little mare reared and plunged
and ran.
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WILL LIST STATE sOLDrERs

BY June l, 1920. complete military
record Of every Washington soldier
who served during the war win BE- on
file in the state adjutant generals
office in Olympia. The file Is nov
being prepared.
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with the nine which resulted IN their
putting off Of u small boy who
quentin. assured me. wuF the mean
eat Kid In town" l like to see QUEEN.
tin practicinR baseball. ~ gives me
hopes that one of my boys win not
take after his father In this respect
ana VIII prove able 20 play the na.
uonal Eam.l
Ethel has delightful new dog
a white bull terrier--not much more
than a puppy as yet. She has named
Il Mike. and IL seems very affcc'
Tomato. Scamp IL really an extra.
ordinary rntter. ana Kills great
many rates IN tho White House. In
the cellars and on the lower floor
aud among The machinery. lie Is
really very nice little dog.
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THROWS INK BOTTLE AT
ROBBER IN HIS OFFICE

4 YAKIMA. Jan. I.-when a Mex.
can ho,dup tried TO stick up Ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md, March 20-The Third
District School Improvements Association
has elected the following officers: Fred
Lewis, president; Miss Katherine Bratton,
vice-president; Mrs. Joseph Clay, secro-
tary and treasurer.
William +, Griffing has resigned AS rural
mail carrier from Conowingo postofiice
and William 4. Grubb has been appointed
his successor.
Farmers OF the Sixth district held n
meeting, this morning at Rising Sun, and
contracted with the local cannery TO grow
sweet corn for the coming season.
John Chadwick, young farmer Of near
Elkton, died yesterday, after short ILL.,
ness of complicated diseases.
The dwelling and Is acres of land on tho
Woodall farm, near Elkton, have been
sold to Robert Rudolph of Elkton, who
will move there this month.
James Goodyear, alias Martin, formerly
of Wilmington, who escaped from Elkton
jail, last summer, and later WAS captured
at Phoenix, Arizona, has broken Jail a. the
latter city and is at large.
The Democratic Committee of Cecil
county has recommended TO Governor
Ritchie the name of Frederick Lewis of
Elkton for school commissioner, TO sue
coed William NJ. Pogue of Rising Sun.
DR. George S. Dare of Rising Sun is
seriously III at his home in that town.
Elkton basketball team will close its
season this evening with dance in Co. Il
Armory
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Sanitary Measures.

The Delaware Funeral Directors at
their next meeting on Tuesday, April
20, will appoint legislative committee
10 take up and consider number Of
sanitary methods and measures Of con-
Germ to undertakers
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BELLEFONTE-NEW BRICK
HOUSE, SLATE ROOF, SIX
ROOMS, BATH AND PANTRY.
SPACE ON THIRD FLOOR
FOR TWO ROOMS. PORCHES
ON TWO SIDES, ONE SQUARE
FROM TROLLEY, II IOHEST
LAND, LOT 100 100 FEET.
POSSESSION AT ONCE. WELL
BUILT. INTEND TO SELL AT
ONCE AND THE PRICE WILL
BE SATISFACTORY TO YOU.
ONE c AR r A r f NICE
CHANCE TO BUY A HOME.
c. NJ. TOWNSEND
o23 MARKET STREET.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
mepts bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and viii be to you.-AdY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

City Properties For Sale /
That Were Listed With This Office in the Past /
Forty-eight Hours
ABEAUTrruL HoMEIN THE HIGHLAND SEC sEcTIoN ,.u.,
large lo for
r RRoonE EST STREE 1:s, ,...n..a .
ga. sss'e 4s' room !" 'sS1p for garage s '''''' no.
ais @ stores ro g ss 'ss' r s S' j"s B 5"' " heat ~
Three & @ TIE j @ ' sI@Ss ts gS Sy ASsfSF s & SrEsET gss ,4
IN THE 2soo BLOCK ON VAN buren, STREET. ~
sa garage "'' Lot IT, s;
, M 9.sIs. gEgT o a1 E1eHTm 55, grEgFT 1 b. i, m ..
~ y I TIE gs' go HSeS @ 9S SS aD4as Sst sT@sT s5:ss
bath porch hot air heat and cleo
E 3 3s2 59F 59GF 9S %1a S1@1 S~
r M s; @ fsss e fsas srsSsT @ i.
cellar Possi5n S'se da1s gs'''
s rEssg Fa s 5a 3'' = rooms shed kitchen bath porch hot air heat
II
& s st I ss4 s.s'' rs9s .ss 5ss S pantry porch hot ar best
Il 1901 CLAYTON STREET
s . y m n .nd fssas ss rJ1 = '9 1 . 18th porch hot ar hest e.
1 III AND 2s EAST TvENTYForRTH STREET
dwelling bath oee'd l
r s. sSs s EssF . syssE I sgHSHGT ST II T.. g. r r.-roo
Il lez sTALLCRoss AVE
brf oons
Il 100 NORTH RODNEY STREET
.n.l - nd se s assss sas PssS = sa june porch " ar '''' 'd
r., s a-sHas @ ".f ee ea bath pEss hot a. beat gas Lot
..., s s..s. e. MAn1sos 1ss "a. z1nszT IF M $4,000
/ rAr.s.so,y ss t-iis. sIs AARss2s 5s2 ssG sEHHF7
Bss 20 ss s2ek 2 z Sof s TaS 9s. sgns :s. 5 Lot m
/ NTHE 1000 BLOCK ON LOMBARD STREET
brick dwelling bath hot heat Possession
rn bri dwelling His F1ssH ss sB STREE. 5oI air bs. gas Lot s,o
Il $40 KIRKwoop STREET.
!! Twostory BRICK draLng bath Possession June
sss Krskwoop STREET,
Il Threestory bck dwelling bath Possession June IS
r.o.o brick -Rs 9 4Sda 5ath a a.ned eel ar gas Lot
Il Possession days
II WAWASET AVENUE BLOCH.
II dwelling bath porch cenented
cellar
II SCOTT STREET
sa ds Hs Ik @ 6i ] se LS % @ se: es 'f F as ass a heat
NORTHEAST fRgHE G2ssEf bEaIfFEds E2gfTE AD PINE
II i6le-2l232z2e WEST EIGHTH STREET.
II Twostory dwellings bath, porch hot heat,
II cellar gas sandeec Possession 30 days.
- ,e 5ssp5s.s EssT gSgnrFEsrH ,sa: ss STREET.
Il INT1IE 600 BLOCkON WEST NINTH
II dwelling and
/ Store Properties 4
II IN BLOCK MADISON STREET
II brick dwelling bath beat
] edceIar sande elerric
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SUGGEST LEGISLATION.

We would suggest now that the Legls-
lature is about to have a special session
that some movement be made whereby
q Fair Price Commission could be ap-
pointed for the State of Delaware or the
city of Wilmington. at least. and this
Commission work with the Department
of Justice at Washington in securing for
Wilmington the same benefits that Fair
Price Commissions are securing for other
cities nearby. We are told that in Balti-
more, as result OF the work of the Fair
Pnce Commission, prices on food stuffs
mad II January, as compared with
August LIST. 1919. decreased from II per
cent to % per cent. At the present time,
no committee appointed by the Mayor
or Council has power to properly probe
this question: they Of course cannot
examine q mans books, bills, invoices.
etc. neither can they tell him what they
think would be just price. They might
tell the merchants but the merchants
would only abide by the suggestions as
matter of courtesy because there is no
law to make them.
We think there are many merchants IN
Wilmington who are endeavoring to only
secure q legitimate profit, but like every
other business there are some who take
advantage of every opportunity to get
a bad apple in the barrel, such action
sometimes spread rapidly.
The committee. therefore, feels tha- II
has accomplished what was expected
of II and now leaves the matter for public
discussion, whether the people think it
necessary 70 take the matter up with
the Legislature as to securing some means
whereby the citizens when making pur-
chases viii know that they are not being
robbed or cheated, or if it is satisfied to
90 on as at present. OF course, everybody
buying from company and chain stores
viii have the tendency 70 make the
individual store-keeper realize that he
cannot profiteer forever. When he fibnds
biz trade leaving him, he will naturally
come back 10 sound reasonable prices.
There's plenty Of room for all kinds cf
business in Wilmington. hut there must
be cooperation TO make success possible.
Respectfully submitted,
Alexander X. Abrahams, Chairman
Clara Southwick. Secretary
High Cost Of Living Committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

FOX SAI.Es-OuT Iot anu warehouse, with
h Il siding at Thirteenth and Union
streets. Apply SIS ShipIcy street
FOR SAlL-koselle seven rooms strcro
house hath. reception hal psntxy two
porcbes cement celar gas and electric.
bot and cold water hot air heat and sewer:
stpcsro garage. arve chicken house pian ted
to all kinds oi fruit. Just the things for
nice suburban home
6 " MOODY Orchard Ave. Roselse.
MODERN cement block house. roous.
bath, on corner of Delaware avenue and
Poplar street. with building cot ad .oiuing
running through to Penn street. Apply
~ Pint traet, Wilmington Del. or 50
Delaware avenue Penn Grove " j.
CLAY MONT
Franklin avenue. six rooms! and bath. hot
water heat, garage; lot lOox25o feet. Pos
session.
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MORE CENSUS FIGURES.

Washington, March 20.-Population
statistics for 1920 announced today by
the Census Buresu included:
Schenectady, N. Y, SIS, 723, an increase
of 1897 or 2I.S per cent over 1910.
Hamilton, Ohio, 39.675, increase A.
800. or 12.5 per cent.
Selma, Ala, 1902, incre ase I,95S or
1913 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark
aag gdsy sVd yo f w xsdd s up the gentle
lark Ii IS funny but most Of troubles burden
"9ai ses Tas s hs s,'"a aaeS a @ S
hurdy glrdy comes around the corner ORR "a and
The lark eT ~ s m ps e dsea %ea he III lark a p9a 5 the
in America, all the other birds stop sir singing GIN .r
ag cease to blow Il has been long steady with
lot of things to make US worry ry Son SOMEBODY raos IS
after the first warm day Of spring
and it might as we'll be YOU
BEIIEMOOR BUNGALOW
Six porch bath hot heat electric pantry large plot shrubs
1928 WEST 4TH STREET
Twostory bath porch heat gas
252o WEST 18TH STREET.
story, with porch bath steam heat
1920 HUTTON STREET.
rooms bath, cellar side entrance
800 WEST 7rH STREET.
Eight trooms verandas bath,
1ols LANCASTER AVENUE
Six rooms porch BATH heat,
1927 TATNALL STREET
Eight bath heat cement cellar back veranda and Tde en-
1921 WEST 4TH STREET.
story. With bath, Prompt possession
n4 MADISON STREET.
Eight and bath Price, $500
1911 WEST 9TH STREET
porch bath cellar, and electricity Lo
1914 KIRK AVENUE
Seven porch, bath, heat cement CELLAR and ga
1904 REED STREET.
Seven porch, bath, heat. Lot leH1io
s22 WEST 9TH STREET.
rooms, veand,, bath, and electricity
ooo-oos WEST 7TH STREET.
Seven rooms, bath, and nI I6si2s
1928 WEST 4TH STREET
porch. and electric cement cellar
200 22o4 WASHINGTON ST.
Seven without improvements
7os s. FRANKLIN STREET.
Seven rooms, porches, bath cement cellar and gas
1905 UPPER OAK STREET.
Seven rooms bath, cellar and
1908 UPPER OAK STREET.
Six prces BATH heat cement cellar gas and electric
1112 CONRAD STREET.
rooms, all in good condition
100000 WAWASET AVENUE
sizroom 5xi5o aaording for
200 NORTH VAN BUREN, STREET.
Fveroom brick dwelling with cenened cellar
100 NORTH VAN BUREN STREET
Detached brick house the porch BATH heat cement
celar gas and
10loa REED STREET.
bath cellar, and electric
"A 4AND 70 CARPENTER STREET.
dwellings.
2o15 MARKET STREET.
Sixr BATH yeanda, cellar, and electric
24O4 MADISON STREET.
Semchod porch bath, heat cement cellar and cleo
EAST s7TH STREET.
detached
Lot, 35x100.
o04 VANDEVER AVENUE.
Sixoon dwelling with hot air heat.
4S2 EAST 7TH STREET.
Six and basement, bath, cellar and
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NTHE 1000 BLOCK ON WEST SIXTEENTH STREET
Tv,sory brick dwelling rooms bath pantry porch, hot
nocpted CELLAR. Lot, 14LS7. Poasession june %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

TWO COTTAGES at Penn s Grove on the
river front. Apply 909 jefferson street
Phone i3J4 Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

fl2o WEST FOURTH STREET
ck dwelling. rooms, bath, porch hot ar beat Lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

90l PARK PLACE.
Two-ory brick 4~,slng rooms shed kitchen porch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

on EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR MARKET.
Twosory brick dwelling rooms, bath enclosed porch hc
eat ccrnented cellar and electric Posscssion june p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

s12 WEST SEVENTH STREET
dwelling, ro>s, bath hot air b>at, sse- I< 14xI0n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

2O4-2oo EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.
brick dwellings, rooms, bath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
CLAY MONT

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
Large square uouss. spacious balls, large
mirrors -four large bed chambers. one maid $
room with separate stairway to kitchen. al
modern improvements Lot iOOy2un Prlce
SIS 600. Will make any reasonable aitcra
tions.
J. ID. LOyETT
Second Floor. S39 Market Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

ON wAWAsET AVENUE IN THE 1000 BLOCK.
~ brick dwelling bath porch hot ar heat cemente
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

1877 SHALLCROSS AVE
Tvo-stoxy brick dwelling, 8 roons, bath. Lot, 1880
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

IN THE 1000 BLOCK ON LOMBARD STREET
brick dwelling rooms bath hot air heat gas. Possession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

2421 MADISON STREET.
Two-story brick dwelling rooms pantry, bath, hot ?
cellar, gas and electric. Possession 90 DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

s34 MADISON STREET.
Tfreessory brik dwelling rooms sns- Lot 6nx1oo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

IN THE 500 BLOCK ON WEST T-WENTY-STXTH STRIFE
Twosory brick dwelling bath orches one ~ enclosed
heat and electric, laundry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

NORTHEAST CORNER FOURTH AND PINE SITS.
3 FRAME DWELLINGS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

100 NORTH RODNEY STREET.
Tvo-story brick dwelling, roorns bath, porch bot
cellar, gae and electric garage. Possession June.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

7r3 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

IN THE 600 BLOCK ON WEST NINTH STREET.
Thresory brick dwelling, bath hot heat
| Possession 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

i6le21-2s-27-2e WEST EIGHTH STREET
brick dwellings, BATH porch hot AIR heat
4 electric. Possession 80 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

z1 AND 213 EAST TWENTY FOURTH STREET
Tvoetory brick dwelling beth, porch, hest
lar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

1904 CLAYTON STREET
Two so@y brick dwelling pantry b.th porch hot
rented CELLAR, and electric. Poey-~ion June 25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

$40 KTRKwOOD STREET
brick d.eing : bath. Possession June.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
IN THE 2eoo BLOCK ON VAN BUREN SIRE

IN THE 300 BLOCK on ADAMS STREET.
story brick dwelling bath porch heaters eented cellar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

6fs MADISON STREET.
Three-story brick dwelling, roorns, bath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

IN ITfI1 I'D BIIItJk ON WEI FUUN FFN III
Three stories 10 bath, porches hot air heat, ce
and electric. Lot, 24zS5 Possession June 25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

1901 vANDEyFR AVENUE.
Tuo-ssoy brick dwelling rooms, BATH porch cemented eel
s. Possession 80 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

s23 KIRKWoOD STREET
ny brick dwelling rooms bath gas. Possession June IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

3os-30S SCOTT STREET.
brick dwellings, snty bath porch, bot 81
cellar and Lot 6x75 each Possession nnedl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

IN THE 200 BLOCK ON NORTH VAN BUREN, STREET.
Tuostoy brick dwelling, bath porch nented cellar
Possession %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

100 WEST NINTH STREET.
Two-story brick dwelling rooms bath, porch hot an
ic Lot, 20xS8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

ALSO HAVE RECEIVED DURING THE LAST FORTY Eight
LETTERS ASKING FOR NINE LISTING BLANKS FOR FAR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

IN THE 300 BLOCK ON BROOdE STREET.
Three stories 10 BATH porchcs hot water heat &c
gas and electric, for garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

H IN THE 1000 BLOCK on MONROE STREET
Three Stories baths porchea hot air
gas and electric. Lot I6x76.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-02

like er andet Middel. :. It'll at
forsvare yore Rettigiheder. =
Kongressens Resolution, hyil-
ken den erklerede Krig, var !
yesentlig Overensstemmelse med
Presidentens Ord. Den giorde
det lige saa klart, at vi tog Del
i Krigen kun paa Grund af utaa-
lelig Aggression mod vore Ret,
tigheder paa S6en. Men i sit
Veto-Budskab taller Prasidenten
ON forskellige Hensigter, deri-
blandt delvis Afvebning, Hav-
delsen af Belgiens Rettigheder,
Berigtigelse af Uret, ud9vet i.
mod Frankrig, Oprettelsen af ct
uafhengigt Pollen og andre Ting,
som der er s9rget for i Versail-
les-Traktaten. Alt dette er II.
sandt. United States officielle
Rekord wiser ingen anden Hen.
sigt, da vi sluttede os til Krigen,
end at havde vore Rettigheder
som en- Nation we'd Vaabenmagt.
lang It'd har Mr.. Wilson
fors9gt at vildlede Folk angaaen-
de wort Krigsmaal for at ret
f9rdigggre sin Kurs Paris. ]
Boston, ct Aar siden Februar.
da han kom tilbage fra Frank
rig, erklerede han falskelig. at
wi havde taget Del Krigen for
at gore ale Mennesker fri" Det
var for at retfardigg9re sit
Fors6g paa at forpligte wort un-
ge Mandskab og vore kommer-
cielle Ressourser j Forhold til
Europas Fremtidskrige og for
herhj JENNIE at skabe en- Stemning
til Gunst for at give Slip paa
yor livslange Politik at passe vo,
re egne Sager og vogte os for
fremmede Indviklinger."
Der er nu ingen Udsigt til at
faa Fred oprettet med Fjender-
ne i Europa for efter President
valget Efteraaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-02
VALGBIDRAGENE.
Johnson bruger mindst,
Wood NEST.

Washington, d. c., 81. Maj.
Komiteen, som er paalagt at un-
ders9ge, hyOr mango Penge de
forskellige Observation-Disclosures
har brugt for at sikre sig Dele
CATER til den republikanske og
den demokratiske Nationalkon-
vention, opdagede Gaar, at
Wood havde til sin Raadighed
som republikansk Presidentkan.
didat over en- Million Dollars.
Det var Oberst William Cooper
Proctor, Chefen for WoodsStrids-
krefter, som fortalte dette.
Hvor meget mere Mynt Wood
havde til sin Raadighed for at
vinde Velgernes Sympati, kom-
mer vel frem, naar A. A. Spra-
que, der er Valgfondets Kasse-
rer, bliyer afh9rt. Oberst Proc
ter CAV selv 100000, og det
Fond paa $1,00O,000, som han
gjorde Rede for, havde intet at
gore med de Penge, som kom ind
| j otte eller ii andre Slater.
Det er umuligt nu at sige,
hvor meget der er blevet brugt
for at hjelpe General Wood
frem som Republikanernes Pra.
sidentkandidat, men de Senate
rer, der udg9r Unders9gelsesko-
miteen, gaar nd fra, at paa Ba-
sis af de Oplysninger, som Oberst
Proctor kom med, maa der vere
anvendt over $2,000,000 maaske
100000.
Komiteens Formand, Senator
Kenyon, CAV Gaar den opsigts-
vmkkende Oplysning, at forhen'
verende Kongresmand G. G. Car
lin, som er Formand j Komiteen
der arbejder for Justitsminister
Palmers Kandidatur, og /. Bru
ce Sterling, der leder Arbejdet
for Palmer i Pennsylvania, val
lAdvokat for Crucible Steel Co.
Ider skal have bedraget Regerin
gen for en- stor Del af Indt@gts
|skatten. Det endte med, at Re