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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30

VESSEL REPORTED LOST

SEATTLE, Jan 30.-Privatc advices by cable, which have not been confirmed, report the loss at sea of the British stearl- ship Brisbane, with all hands. Adviccs say the vessel founder ed during a gale while off Shanghai, China. Captain E. F.. Mcclellan of Seattle was in command of the Brisbane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
eNoLIsHMAn WINS BOUT

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 30.-Jimmie Wilde. English fiyweight champion. knocked out Mike Ertle of St. Paul in the third round last night. in what was scheduled to be a f0-round go. Wilde had the advantage over the American throughout the bout
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
PLAN WAGE REDUCTION

NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Tim othy Shea, acting president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive liremen and enginemen directly charged today that "certain rail roads" are planning to reduce wages when the roads are re turned to private control. IIa dehQunced the Cummins bill and joined with President Compers in an attack on compulsory arbitration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
MoNpOE SCHOOL CLOSED

EVERETT, Wash, Jan. 3D.--Thc schools have been. closed at Monroe, because of influenza The cases are not severe, and no deaths have ec- curred.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
TwENTy.sIx AT SEATTLE

4k SEATTLE. Jan 3Os-77-sI Wenty-slx cases of inffnenza were. reported here since Wednesday, the City Health officer said Ut noon today. The cases arc mild.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
WANT HERBERT HOOVER

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 90, Petitions circulated here teday ask that the name of Herbert Hoover wartime food controller, be placed on, Michigan ballots as Democratic choice for Pre- sident
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
DUPONT PLANT 6uREs

WINNIPEG. Jan. 30. Fire early 'oday destroyed portion of the Da- 7ont pulp rlaut near here. The loss E estimated at s20o,oO0
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
TWO DEAD AT YAKIMA

YAKIMA, Jan. 1.-Two deaths have occurred here as result of influenza. The Red Cross is pre- pared to open an Emergency hos pital
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
POUND AT s3.49

NEW YORK. Jan go The Eng lish round was at s3i9hi today
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30
THREE DEAD AT HONOLULU

0ONpLULU, JAn. oU.---I IITte dIe dead here Of the flu, making twelve this year. There are GA cases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-30

tContinued on Page Eight)
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29
1.-THE DIRTY OLD MAN
WHO ALWAYS WINS" is
SENSATION IN PARI

Paris, July 24.-Tbe sensation
. the hour in smart Paris today is tn
story of Father Cherry, lie Pere Ia
Cerise." This is the nickname OF a.
old newspaper vendor whose startling
adventures have quite put into IN
shade such back numbers as the 1ai!
of the president from his train.
He is an old newspaper vendor VINO
.leaped into fame by being ignomlnl-
.ously arrested while seated on
bench in the Tulleries park and erI
gagged in the usual but no doi
pleasant experience of counting wha
appeared to be innumerable bank
notes into greasy bag.
Father Cherry was shabby, IN
credibly dirty, haggard, and locke,
altogether the wrong person to be e
gagged in such an occupation. AT the
police station he explained that the
money was legitimately his, that II
amounts to something like SZo,oVV
and-still more marvelous-that n .
had won it by means of systeman'
betting on races in the proceeding
three weeks.
On inquiry this turned out to be
true, and with profuse apologies ht
was released. But his troubles were
by no means ended. The press go
hold of the story and at the races
next day when Father Cherry turned
up he was surrounded by great
crowd of eager. hackers determine
to know his secret and which horses
he 'fancied for the afternoon.
l. l.. hnf in h. nlnfnhPS
the laughing superstitious crowd, n
fled to the fashionable enclosure, only
TO find the same annoying interest as
to his sporting intentions among the
top-hatted and the silk-gowned. Fuel
was added to the fire by the next
mornings announcement that he
again backed three very comfortable
winners and won another $4,000.
Since that time he has disappeared
though enterprising young journal
lists profess to have discovered him
again at the Lonchamps races yes
terday with his beard shaved an
his hair trimmed in disgpise. He he,
turned into something lige legend.
Paris has christened him LIE Pere
Cerise," which in itself contains tn
whole chapter of racing superstl-
tion.
Bad luck in French argot is called
guigne. signifying the small cherry
known as the black-heart. But 1t is
a word never used for fear Of mis-
fortune by initiates who use as an
equivalent the less magic word of
cerise-a short and sweet eu-
phemism.
So Father Cherry hS come into
that short-lived, exuDerant thing.
Paris popularity and is more talked
about than Krassin or Lloyd George
the dirty old man who always wins
and his infallible system.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29
Such were his operations in Bel

Such were his operations in Bel
gium during the occupation that II
Germany had won the war his profits
W ould have been beyond belief. Even
with a German defeat they were colos-
sal. In fact, SHINES is said to have
expected a German defeat from the
beginning, wherefore he played both
ends against the middle and made hay
while the sun shone.
SHINES has immense influence with
labor. Strikes may paralyze other peo-
pies mines, but not this. Once, after
the revolution of 1918, a deputation
of miners informed him that the
mines were now for the miners.
"All right, take the mines,' shouted
SHINES. II throw them at your heads
But in three months you'll come beg
ging me to return. And I'll come -
on my own terms
His miners decided, to let the little
bearded man run his own mines. And
Germans of all classes agree that Ger
many will be safe from Bolshevism so
long as SHINES remains in the saddle.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29
Herr SHINES is quoted as saying.
Holds Coal as Trump Card.

Goal is the true king From coal
you go on to iron and steel, and then
to ships and forests, wood pulp, paper
--everywhere!''
"Stinnes was born to the coal mine
business. He inherited 900
francs from his father. His dominat-
ing temperament could not brook con-
troll in youth and he broke away from
the paternal interests to LAUGH out
for himself. His activities in the coal
market threw him into association
with the great steel and coal mag
nate August Thyssen. Admirers of
SHINES predicted that one day he
would make as much money as Thys-
sen. Today the Thyssen fortune looks
like 80 cents beside Stinnes's.
SHINES was "a when he bought up
the coal and iron interests in the
Deutsch-LuXembourg regions. In this
following seven years their value rose
from 20,000,0O0 to one hundred mil
lion marks, and in year more it had
climbed to one hundred and thirty
marks. He built fleet Of ships to
transport his coal and iron ore and
soon he was on his way to the control
of the biggest groups of the German
merchant marine including the Ham
burg American line. Eleven compet-
ing street railways in the city of Man
helm were brought into his fold, not
to mention 25 miles Of. car lines in
other cities.
Expected Fatherland's Defeat.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29

Hart Turner of Sellers has been ad-
vanced to Gunner's Mate, second
class. He is attached to the Submarine
U: S. S. R.-12.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29

Lesesne Richbourg has gone. to
Hendersonville, N. c., to spend a
month in boys camp in Laurel
Park.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29
Arguments We Rest Our Case

For spoke, and aes tough second growth highland hickory
used For hubs and fOe the sturdy white oak preferred
This wood grows upon the mountain side The ground hard
the strength Of oak and hickory that grows under softer conditions
Outdoors under shelter remains for three to FIVE years. The
zap dries in it. giving strength that's kin to steel
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-29

orJ the buyers are the real builders of wagons You put
the final Okay upon the of certain materials and con-
struction when you buy wagon containing themIand
refuse 20 buy wagon that We to show you how
the Thornh Wagon built Upon plain statement ct facts
we are willing to rest our case We believe the 1horn way
would be yoa way if you should build wagon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
LOSS OF APPETITE
risspies ssS Other Erupsisss--Ass
cal ssl Physical WeaS4n~ss

They are all common a. this tine
81 year. and are all indications that
the blood II wanting in the power
TO defend the body against infrc-
tious and contagious diseases. be-
cnus. they are ali Indications that ~
needs CLEANSING. eurichinE and vital
hing.
IL 10 important 20 give them at
tsntion--lt Ia. In fact. hazardous to
neglect them
Oct Hoodrs Sarsaparffia today and
begin taking II at once. regularly.
littl. hot water.
Remember. this medicine has
Gfven Satisfaction to three genera
tiona for the blood. stomach. liver
and kidneys. II builds up tho whole
system. II makes food taste good.
For q gentle laxative or an active
eathsrtic take Hoods PILLS You
will like them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
FOR SKIN TORTURES
,Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear.
healthy skin by using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Sc. or
extra large bottle for $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples.
blackhcads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zcmo Is q clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. II Is easily
applied and costs mere trifie for each
application. II Is always dependable.
The r. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Democrats Looking
for Cavel Wielder

CHICAGO. April is.-Sames Of
democrats eligible 10 Eavei tho ma
tionai democratic convention 10 order
In san Francisco ware juEwisd here
today with the gathering OF the par.
ty's executive COMMITTEES and the
on arrangements.
Among the names mentioned for
tho temporary chairrnanship were
Champ Clark. Senator Hitchcock.
Vance Mccormick and two san
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

she almost wrecks the lives Of i've
people
Ono Of the high spots Of the pie.
ture Ia shown whom Virginia In de-
i,rious condition imAsfncs herself 10
be saicms. beheader Of Hcroid- ss
ioms's dancing and the beheadins arS
acted out upon the screen
This Ia tho plot Of a Modern a.
ioms.- the photopiay In which Hope
Hampton Is starring at tho Colonial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

II does not take long. when the
Kidneys are out Of order and not do
ing their work property. for poison
Gus acids to Accumulate In the sys-
orm and cause aches and pains. ID.
c. Diamond. 1855 w. 3oth St. cieve.
Ind. O.. writes: II caught cold and
= settled In my kidneys My back
and sides were so lame and sore !
eould not stand straight. I usc
Foley Kidney Pills with good results
and am glad TO testify to their help
ing power."--sold everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
GENUINE RELIEF FROM
STOMACH TROUBLE


When you have . distressed stom-
ach. food sours. gaa. bioating and
grfping pains between meals. etc, "
II due to an excess Of acid in the
stomach. The delicate lining IN the
10 delayed and food sours. causing
the disagrcoabic symptoms which
every stomach sufferer knows well
Try laying aside all digestive aid
and get box Of Jo-to and take
full IN glass OF hot water and In
Two Minutes all miscrles have dis
appeared
lotto ~ sold IN Seattle by the Bar
tell Drug Co. and Swift Drug Co.
Sample free at any OF these storee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
All Sing Leaps to
Meet His Death

An Sing. 30. Chinese cnnnery la
borvr. wanted TO die. stepping out
TO balcony Of the fourth floor Of
a local Chinese temple. Seventh
ave- and King ST. Saturday after
noon. he hoped up on the rail.
balanced himself . moment and
thcn plunged In . head dive TO the
pavement His body In at the
morEue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
ToDAY.s PROGRAMS
LIpxRry-~s-s~~iss c,s<A b

LINE v--NsSu~9tss CissA h
-tAsy In Goa
CHM arH--Hes B~~~h's The sfi-
,es usssis," s~~~ad week.
COftstt M--WiIllssa Isru . IN IN
The Advestares."
STuANp-tb eiet uesafng nsd all
star eAse In -tvsryw~usss-"
RfN-Sissre Adams ~ The Ea1
sf the ua.d.-
COID~tAf~--isspe Itsmpt~a IN "A
Modern Asi~s~~
CLANS A--rssn ns~r~ In Teey's
R~v.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Co-Eds to Pose a.
Oriental Beauties

Oriental color, tsntalixing music
and a flock Of dusky beauties will
feature The Idors Eye" Victor
Herbert opera that IL TO be pre-
scented by University Of Washing.
ton students In Mcauy han wednes.
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

Hamlin's Wizard OH n . dmp1s
and effective Treatment for sors
throat and chest colds. Used e .
gargle for sore throat II brings quick
relief. Rubbed on tho chest Il viii
often loosen mp . hard. deep seated
cold in or night.
How often sprains. bruises, cuts
and burns occur In every family, A.
well as little troubles like earache,
toothache. cold sores. canker aprss.
stiff neck. and tired aching feet
Soothing. healing Wizard OIL win A.
ways bring quick relief.
Get II from druggists for 20 osufA
n not satisfied return the bottle ana
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick head
achef Just try Wizard Liver whips.
pleasant little pink pills. 30 csuts.
Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

EPIER BLOCK. old landmark,
has been sold. The identity Of the
new owners is not known Ma
Caroline Epier Vas the vendor. The
consideration was given - SITS, e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

Francisco non--Pustmasssr Charles
Fay and Gavin McNab. Tho seloc-
ton VIII b. made tomorrow. Al the
same time tho executive committee
will work on organization mafterA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

citing set OF adventures. The bride
finally frames II up with n gang Of
thugn To demand 5000 ransom
from the husband To secure her re-.
lease. They doubl.-crors her by keep
lng tho money. bu, the honeymoon
er- are reunited. and all In sunshine.
Miss clark'E performance II. ms us
uai. vivaciodn and pleasing. Iiarri-
son Ford IN asroeahiy cast N the
young husband. and Rodney la.
Rocduo. Kid Broad and Heian Greene
are also Included In the cast.
The original story was by Mann
Page and irola FORESTER and was
soonarixad by Julia Crawford ivern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

IL isn't the way = man looks 1t
other women that annoys his wife
it'r the way he doesn't hook at her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

Nonsense h the srrise that differs
from your own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

COLONIAL
After tho death Of her father. q
well known but improvident artist.
Virginia Hastings. alp of q girl.
known to her friends as Salome. at
tempts TO make her own way In tho
world Ms an Illustrator. She finds
the struggle too difYicult.
Later Virginia marries for wealth.
The life Of luxury soon goes 20 her
head and she becomes a frivolous so
ciety butterfly. Before the story ends
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Jnfernaticnales Clear
ing 9cisIc" eeplant.

8rnHcl. BE 8Ilouitg elIter
slrt interndtiounlem vGlearing
@ouie" fiir Den Sanoelsnitstoitid lit
rom beIgiidlen Miniiterprdiioenten
Edacroir alff Ger Wteritotionalen
isinait3-@snieren3 in 8riiiiel IN Sor-
idJlag gebrnd]t lpor0en
9ieS lit Der erite -areiTbure Elon,
ipeIdler bis iebt Der GoHferetS llnter-
breitet puuoe. 9erieIbe iiel)t hieslus-
gabe ppn @olol8o1r0s por. Die fiir
9aorgelo in 8alrfen sur 3abluing
interlationaler &artneIsbilon5en ein-
losbar iiito.
Gin ipciterer Eiat 5iir 6egelu1g
6es @eIkgreoitpeiens tpuroe ponr
ltieoerl6noiifem Oele9aten Or. Cor
0toulen porgeleat into iicbt por, BOB
Die 3Sraac oes iuterndtionoIpn @re-
oitfpcicns Ser golferliga iiberapieien
iperoe, peld,e einell GentraloitsidntB
fiir Snt0elscreoite 5u erneunen
bate.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Gibt IS nicbts Drines
lieberes su fI,Mn?

Gbifngu. @Glrenb in Sn.
rapa SanIenbe nmS gIbertaM-
ien0c oein SnngertODe ms
Wciidlt itarren nno Die america
niIdDen Gnafer iid) eiirigit be-
miiben bic idjrsflidDe @utblase
III linoern, bat Der @eriual.
tnngsratb Der Gplnmbns.Gitter
beidlUiIen, Der Dslmeriram
9sgion4 $5,000,000 siuefs ei-
nes @ebadDtniksebamSss fir
Die i'm arieg gefallenen gme-
rieaner in @aibington nnsm-
bieten.
0as @ebdnbe luiiroe Gin 20,-
600 RerIpnen faiienoes InSitu-
rinm fir Die &eteranen ms
iuartiger arieae, bic q. u. g.,
bic &eteranen beS ipaniidyen
Grieaes nnb GbnlidDe @ereinigs
nngen entbalten. Bon Sem
ansebotenen sysnos ipiirben
81 100000 ais Stiftnng fir
Die ltnterbaltnng oes 8ebGnbes
neriuanSt iperoen.
Die S5,000,000 itellen ocn
8eit Der $40,000,000 bar, bic
Dpn ben Gplnmbns-Giitern fir
ariesssiuefe selamnelt iuar-
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Datuicn's itemc GclHs
ta0c.

9aluion GitB, i'm Sept. (Gorr. }
gtroS iiber 5tpci Snbr5ebnte
iino es Der, onB 8dipion Sin, Dag
9dlptit6othen oes britiid-fanaoi-
ihen 9ufon.9 9erritoriums, Der 0ait-
telpnnft eines groben glnitlirnies
golobliugriger abeitteurer NOR, auf
luelde bos gelbe Naetaa nod Ieinen
alter o1moniitben 3auber poa inio
gaits itbte, fuie aub ouf unge.
Sdblte taiiIcnoe glnoerer, 6ie niGt in
Ger Soge march, oen neiien ,9lrgo.
lionten5ug" nlit3ltmndJen. 3enn Die
sufdllige Gntoedung @eorge Gor-
mods bppuotiiierte ale Delt nllo
500 ollcrIci 9erllfsfIaiien bonn 9iIua
uub BON Der 5eoer nod bent boben
georoen meg. obne llnterihieo 'pon
sllt ino Sung.
llno tpteoerim lit bente 3utuIon
Gitp Der Sdauplas zines groBen
glnoranges BON @Iiidsjdgern. Sd)a.
reuDeiie Itromeu, oen lesten Roh-
rihten 5ufolge, 8onriiten iiber Gam
ion nad bem rod beute anin guten
3eil un6efcmlten 2aroe Der Deit-
ternahtslonne, Der gelbgleiBenoen
ytibeliIilgenid1dse nii0 Der miI0en
8oman5en. Belt imo Menlhen ia.
ben lid ood I'M groBen gan3en nur
penig perdHoert. Smmerbin i6eint
es, oab lmter 0en neuen @oloidqern
Die Wsaiie 0ercr, tpel1e ,aIle Sfiffe
binter lid nerbrannt baben" uno 10
gut iuie cbne ale @armittel ihre
leste 9lnSeong5itution erreihen, nid)t
a n5 10 aroB nnS aus 10 pieIerIei
0atienalitaten 5uIaniiiengetuiirfelt
1T. Die oies BEL friiberen oerartiaen
anldi'et Der san mar; lln0 anoe-
rerieits geborten au ben neuen gu.
hringlineen nebr 9cniittelte, ais
friiber, Die II, 9npion elm Sf1ones
(Stiif @cIS ben oSauerteieIern4 sr.
fomnten liebeu. (&ie mon Die b6l.
lig @ingelebten i'm gufon-@ebiet
ln1o in sllnsfo neriltt.) Glide limb
NIT 5rentoenfiibrern oefommen.
g3nn finoet beiitc oo oben ouh
feline @oIOforner mebr auf oen
StroBer Gber es miro beriitbert.
oo, febr reidbaItiae @ol0IGnoer -
un6 aud SiIberl1noer nod poIIiq
ltrlbeorbeitet ieien; 10 beIon6ers I'M
Wopo-0Iitrift uio in oen S0ben am
Snoian 8iner. Bon oem lesterer
erfDdrten nlande SahperIton6iee Die
gntwiflnng elmer 70 grosortiaen
Snouitrie, fpie tie felt @enerationen
IN ben 3ano. @egenoen bon
Silonfrifa beitebtI Gum 8eiI limo
i'm Ytopo.8iitrift, ON Stelport.
SIniie, i4cn gosgernaj6inen i'm
getrieb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
SranenitimmredIt an bic Iebtc csn-
itan5.

gSaibimatuh, .. s. Die @eg-
uer oes Sroiienltinunredts boben
ben aainpf gegen oos Stimnlred)ts-
anlenoeinent 5llr 8imoesoerfaiIuns
iest nor's Gberbltuoesgeridt III
@aibinetun gebrad9t inro duerOen
ibr NtoglidNtes oerhldJeu, cine eno-
giiltige @ntideiOrng nod Dor Der
9topcnbertpalJl gu erlnngen.
Die 9erirTilngsfonmer, oes Sber-
gelid)ts pom 3iitrict Columbia flielt
Die Gntidjeiollng Der llnteriititaitS
nllfrcht lno peripciecrte einen Gin
baItsbefebl, 0urh peIfen Stoats-
iecretdr GUlbp Sarnn gebiiioert tper-
oen ioIte, oie ertOaiilti9e 9lnnobme
Oes t9. Entertainments 5u proclarni-
rell.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
gserro6te S,nocnb.

ct. 9nnl, NIinn. Ter 5iahrigc
G0oie Eillar mar bel ieinen Spiel
canleraoen nidbt beliebt, un0 oicie
nra6ten oid) fein s0ebl ouralts. Sie
beiorgten iih 3iinob6l3er u0 erfl1r.
ten @0oie, 0aB iie i'm puerbrenHen"
lpiir0en. }oIo oar@tf iob @obie's
Mutter oatd ibren 2liebling in ,Slom.
men lteben. SIe elite ans Dem 6aits
lno rib ibm Die brenneirOetl aieioer
pon 2eib. nobel iie lid idJlimme
gron0miul0cil 5u5og, ond oiirite
GDoie faunt NIT Dem 9ebcn 0auon.
fomnen Ter Gorfa1 fat iib am
9tontag in ct saul, 9linn, 5ilge.
trngen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
..lereaat.ae NIraans.

Ger BoIi3ci oe5 0rtes ]leli6oi bpi
i5uloa iiei lett ldnacrrd Der 9icidJ.
tim ocs Grtc9 ali 5ei0enitofJen,
insbcionoere Die GIegan8 orr DOR.
tigcn meibIihea 9eU6lfetluig ami.
ytadfori6uugen iiibrten ali hin.
fangreicbc felt 1919 betriebene ei.
icnbabHberaubitnaen auf Der 5trgde
5ranffurt Zebra, ais oeren Sailpt.
tdter Der Stred2narbeiter ssliei Size.
eelmanu fcitgciieat meroen f0nite.
auBeroem limo ipeifcrc 8ehn ger.
ionen ais 9eteiIi9te fei.geiteilt uno
nerbaftet moroeu. Ger g5ert ser ent.
ipenoeten Sitter belduft iidy auf
mebrere Ililionen Morf
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
oslesabftinmmne iibsr
Ociterretct's AnfcblmEs
ala OemtgebIanH.

Sien. = Sie OitsrreidliIde
MISUNDERSTANDING bat bic
Hene SnnOesOrrfaiinns anse-
nOmmen nno SaraMf einitim.
mig beidlloiisn, Die SReaicrnna
nnfsmfUrScrn, innerbaIb Iedls
@odlcn cine &OlfsabItimmmns
iiber einen SInidDlnk Ceiter-
reidD's an Ssntidlauo sn ueran.
itnlten.
,StaIien iUlI ben RIGn beaiin.
ltisen, ais eirsise Yi6glidlfeit
fnr oen 6urtbeitano Seiter.
rcidI's.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

Gin 9oridloe Ielfflfl0n6' ;,
betreffs Der gntid1oiaunesolriprii.
dc 6rarfreid's oiird oirccte Inter.
ban6Iuneen 5luiidjen befoen 21noern
81 eiiicm Ginperltdu0niB al geIon-
gen. lit Don SraHfreif] abgclcbnt
noroen, Gie gntid,doigrngscomnriI.
ion rniiiie Dies bt5oraen, Uar Die
NHtnort 1Sronfreids.
9ourrap Crane, ein isii6rer ser
req. Bnrtei iino friiherer 8luioesie-
notor Don Nfaiiadluietts, lit. 81 Sob.
re al, IN ieiHem e'ebirts ii. @Obn-
ort Gniton, Oloii.. noh lin9erer
arantheit aeitorben.
3niidlen 300 reifen unS for.
bigen Sol0aten inSort ScaDenporth,
Sans. fam e 3ii einfn cr6itterten
Rdiieirfonlpf, bei oem 3 Der Bethel.
Iigten ifner rerlest nurben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

gngInno bat nit Sofpiet 9fub.
IonO, NIT oent Die Agiirten Squd Die
8olen nod arieo fit5cen. ein San.
oelsabfommen obgeidJloiien.
Ter republicaniid)e Braiioeht.
i6oftsconoiont @oroina bat cine bis
mad Gflohona iidb eritrefenoe acoc.
tour olrdy oen 98citen aigetreten
uno miro onnn einc 5our nod Dem
5iioen modem. @or, Der Gan0aont
Der 3emofroten Bot ieine iucftlid,e
lpur beenoet nno 9ebt MN nod bem
Sitoen.
Ger I'm 9rirton.@ .@cfdngniB in
22eu0on internirte 2oromaDor giac-
SDinen BON @orf nat am 0iittR,odl
ben 50. Gag isine3 GlrngcrtreiFs
bcaonlRn. gr aIit bei 9cgp1tgtieiH,
dbcr dlberit idnadl. SSn Dem gefin.
ben Der II Slmgeritrrifer III Sort
lit feiue 9feuoeatng 3n per5eid)nen.
Ser rSirieg@ in Sy,Ian0, nit
ieiuen pliitig2n ssdmpTen sniid3en
Gonii1blertritppen ltu0 Giniuohncrn,
ieiucn lleberfdlcn un0 DteudalrHor.
Sen oauerf ittfrerSnoert an.