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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
DECLARE CARRAKZA
 DIRECTED RAIDS ON AMERICAN PROPERTY
High Mexican Officials Still Aiding Raiders As Late As June, 1915, Evi-
 dence Shows
By Associated Pros.

San Antonio, Tex, January 22.-Presi- dent Carranza and a few of his principal lieutenants instigated and directed the long series of raids on American prop critics that began along the Rio Grande early in 1915, according to documentary evidence today placed before the Senate subcommittee Investigating the Mexican situation. This was supported by testi- mony of John A. Walls, the district at torney at Brownsville, Tex, and L. k. Barnes, in charge of the United tSates army intelligence work along the bor- der during the war, and other witnesses
 The committee obtained from them ana from documentary evidence purporting to show that not only were the highest Mex ican officials cognizant of the programme of the raiding parties, which was carried out under the provisions of the plan or Sandiego,' but that as late as June, lSlo' they were still giving encouragement ana aiding those who participated in those raids in plans inimical to the United States.
 Incident to the taking of testimony re- garding Mexican government officials connection with the "plan of Sandiego, further information was obtained as to the success encountered by Germans Tn bidding for the sympathy and support of Mexico during the war and the pres ent alleged drift toward bolshevism. T. B. Altendorf, a Pole who was in the intel ligence service of the American army during the war, was placed on the wit ness stand long enough to identify Mario Mendez, the director of telegraphs in Mexico as one of those whom Minister von Eckhardt kept on his pay roll dur ing the war
 Altendorf said Mendez's job was to see that copies of all messages from the United States bearing or military affairs were delivered to the German delegation. A new note on the bolshevik movement in Mexico came from a copy of a letter written by Linn Gale to L.. c. A. K. Mar tens, the bolshevik representative at New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

William F. BimfOrd-Aged Sl. dieu as his home near Thorsoy Wcohesuay morning. The body will be sent to Carthage, Ind this morning by Johns for interment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
SEEKS RED SUPPORT

"Knowing you are the financial agent of the Russian society in New York, : Gale wrote, q take the liberty of asking if you can give me financial aid in my propaganda in Mexico"
 He added the explanation that he was the editor of magazine devoted to the furtherance of radica1ism. He explained that he went to Mexico to evade the army draft, ''and since them he added, "I have established very close relations with the Mexican government which have urge to bolshevize the country and which will, I believe, do so. I have been extended unusual help in various ways by ST. Carranza and his prime minister, Secretary Berlanga."
 Summarized, the plan of Sandiego, a copy of which was read into the record, follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An tiseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
 Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments Should not be applied if good clear skin IS wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or $l00 for large size, get bottle of Zemo. When applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itching. and heals skin troubles, also sores. burns, wounds and chahng. It pene- trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effec-. tive and satisfying.
 The E. W. Rose O.. Cleveland. O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Newport News, January 22.-The Amer ican tank steamer DeSoto IS here Wltn W engine trouble, having come into this port this afternoon. She was pouho Lroull Baton Rouge to Havre with load of oil Extent of the work to be done has not vet been ascertained
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Chicago, January 22,-Two Bible student conferences to have been held at MOODY Bible institute February 2-6, nave peeh postponed indefinitely because Of the m fluenza epidemic, it was anhouIceu " dav one was the midwinter Bible ccn- ference and the other the conference or representatives of Bible schools and col leges of the United States and Canada'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Washington. January 2z.-Appesis I. three cases from federal court decrees unholdine the constitutionality of the Texas bedroom act Of 1919 were today filed in the supreme court. In appeals filed by the Dallas Labor Temple Asso- ciation the court was asked to enJolh enforcement of the act pending final de- termination of the laws validity py the supreme court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Newport. R. l., January 22.-The noaro a rt of inquiry appointed by the navy aep",. ment to investigate conditions et 'ne n~ val training station here coiV9neu 'Ve,',o' onr,' ma'n n,andant of the first naval district pre- siSing The sessions, it was announceo' will be secret Today's meeting was oe' voted to organization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

New York, January PA mass meet ing which was to have been held at Car negie Hall tomorrow evening to urge the administration to take steps to prevent tha nowers from cutting up Armenia has heen cancelled at the request of officials in Washington, it was stated today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

F Washington, January 2-Chairman Cummings of the Senate managers at the conclusion of today's meeting or tne Sonata and House conferees on the rail-
 road bill expressed the belief that the controversy over the labor provisions could not be settled without another vote
 in the House, and possibly in the Sen
 ate. He said that while he had not en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Washington. January 22,-AdvanceS ,t n discount rates on commercial paper, llp ertv bonds and Victory notes anu oal. acceptances, announced today py u, New York federal reserve nanN, nfS n, ap plicable also to the Boston anu oa,. ba,,irq annroved the proposals for an in nrease in rates proposed by thos branches, The new rates become effec tive tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Richmond. Va. January 2z'-Delesa'es l, Wilbur. Hall and Ozlin nave ihtIouu1eu sl ~ hill in the house to provide for the a annointment of a commission on medical education in Virginia
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Eleven Important Items From Our Famous
Upholstery Department
Every One-At specially cut price
Every One-An unmatchable value
Every One-An ideal gift

Reversible Velour PortieresFrench edge IT, inches
longblue and brown, blue and rose, and olive
olive and and other combinations imper-
fections in weave scarcely noticeable; perfect 0r M
New Alhambra Draperies1nadras designs-od blue and
rose tlnts-varlOus green's wood brown and ny
nd gold asO--Were e$1.47................ 81 ~
About LOO Yards Imported Cretonne-5O inches wide
ve1dure scenic bird and chlrtz designs--i1n- Cr-
ported to sell at $50 to $500 yard. .... 81
Finest Sunast Draperes-most artistic designs: - my
double width h~decoratve shades--were So 81 Z.Jl
Fine NelourS-entire stock of high grade furniture
Values Sass to S. S. '''''s 3.66
About 600 Pairs-Narquisete and scrm Curtains
inserts in real lace designs
"cle %o'4' 10 9"9I ............,... A.t4
About 400 Imported Net Panel Curains-2 yards long
lacet and Marie Antoinette designs 90
were $994 to Sl1.94 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
imported Net Bed SetsLace and Marie Anteinette de-
slgns-With bolster shams---
Imported Antique Bed Sets-alover designs ~ -n
bolster shams ncluded-~value $84 90. - %. .OU
reversible Terry Coth-Verdure tapestry French stripe
elsewhere $1.35 to 81 SO w
oooo Yards Imported Nladras--dainty vine patterns
also double borders ~ ~ -
cream and white-specal. al.......... .5I
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

$3.50 Deep Pile Administer Rugs.3s.44
Oricntal-tloral and small designs
cream, rose and blue grounds
9Xl2 feet
RUGS THIRD FLOOR
$5.94 Junior Boys Suits 3.95
Dutch model in navy, brown or
green corduroy trousers with
washa Bile Waists--scveral style col
lars--si2es to 8 years.
BOYS CLOTHING -TIiRD TLOOR.
s5:94 and So. Boys Rain OutGts.45O
Tan, bombazlnc or gray mixtures
buttoncd to neck-storm sleeves
BOYS CLOTHING; t;--TNI2D FLOOR
95 ct. Children's Felt Slippers .73
Heavy felt solcs with picture on
mps-maroon or gray--~slzes 5 to
10 and t to @
sLlrrERs-sECOND FLOOR
$3.50 Women's Flannelettc
Dressing Sacques ........... 2.4S
Pretty floral patterns--clastic in
waistline at back small round col
lars sculloped iinish-szes SO to
d6.
KIMONOS-SECOND FLOOR.
Sl.97 Little Tots Skirts s.......l 90
White-embroidery trimmed yoke
and Princess style.
CNILDNEN'S WEAN-SECOND FLOOR
% ct. Women's Bla K Cotton Hose. -
Burson make-regular siZcs-sec
onds OF our SOC.
WOMEN'S HOSlEltY-MAIN FLOOR
Womcn's Medium Weight
unde erwear ............ .53
Vest and drawcrs--various styles
seconds Of TIC quality.
WONEN'S uNpEKW t.AR-~MAGN FL.
S2.5S French Scrgcs. .............l "a
Brown, Copenhagen. garnet, navy
fine twill.
WoOlrN FApRICs-MATN FLOOR
$2.A5 Mems Fine Shirts ........... 65
Woven madras rcpscord, etc.-ncat
colored stripes on white grounds
all sizes.
MEMS WEAR-MAtN FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

S5.95 Mems Silk MuffIers $50
Large assortment Of coors-com-
blnations, etc.~-plain and fancy
stltched--ench in holiday box.
MEN 5 WEAR-MAIN FLOOR.
S4.5S Nainsook--39-inch 32n
Sheer and dainty for infants sims
and undcrwea ideal for making
useful gifts.
WHITE GoOps-mAIN FLOOR.
SAC yd. Linen Towcline "a
Red borders 80 II inches w;do
iea'y, Spienuld wearing quality.
TOWELlNG FLOOK'
$l.67 Crepe de Chincs-40-inch I15
Large assortment of street and eve
ming colors.
sILKs--MAIN FLOOR.
4S Ct Turkish Towels 40
White borders closely woven--
hcmmed
roWELING-MAI> FLOOR.
53 ct. Unhleached Muslin-46-inch .34
Extra heavy
Observation-Disclosures.
So; sheets Is0
9ox90--fuN size
BED Observation-Disclosures
35 ct. Fancy Outing Flannel ~
Warm, fleccy quality--splendii for
sleeping garments and underwear.
WASH FABRICS Cs-DASEMENT
S3.97 Silkolinc Comfortablcs 2.77
Floral designs cotton filled full
size
CDNFoKTABLES- SEAfENT.
s6.97 Velour Curtains---5OO Pairs..4.S8
u yds. long, with center valance
frIngcd--b!ue, rose, brown and
green.
AlNs-BAsEMrNT
s5.o7 New Marquisctte Curtains 1888
Fine lace insertions or deep hem
stitching white or Arab tint.
NrAlNS--RASEMENT
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

MORNING SPECIAIS-Monday and Tuesday, Until p M
10 prevent dealers buying No Mail or Tepoo, ,l
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

See Page 2. Part e. for other Hearn advertising
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Here, Cash-puchasing power low rents and moderate
profits give special money saving values to customers
To this is added one family Us successful experience
IN merchandising covering ninety-three years and still
under the daily management of the same family
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

EED for careful spending superseding the lavish
outlay of recent years brings fresh realization that
Heam's wise policy meets the new conditions Day by
Day according the ,vholoralers I>or iEer prices
in various lines
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
Die SmSHSErjc Gcisfcrcns
Uert00E.

8aIbinatOu, .. 6. Die 3meite
2ynouitrie Gonferen3 bot iid am 6.
DIS. pertogt uadoem tie felt i6retn
3uiamntentritt in 8aibingion ont
f. 0ccmbcr so Sibimgeu o6gc6oI.
ten batte.
Ter 9eriC6t, pelher inn Qauie oie-
fer Bohe Dem 4r1iioeuteu 1uaeiteGt
un6 biuneu 3mei @odcu Der0fient.
lid)t mer0eu miro, bait 6aiiir. 0aB
Die ein3elne 8abrif1nIoQc Der geeig.
nete 0rt iei sur 2oilnq oe@ }lr6eita-
problems. 6erner cntb6lt Der Be
rift beItimmte @ntpiebIpngeu iiber
ar6eit8itunoen 2obnc, 5raucH. II.
Qin6erarbeit, 9[rbeitsloiiQfeit uno
dbnlide 5ra9cn aud Gd6en bic Nit.
qlie0er Der Gonfereu3 eur 6roge 6e5
gemeini6aitliden 8erbon6elns Der
arbeiter NIT ben arbeitaebern emo.
0iiItiQ Stehing 8enommen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

@aibingtOm, ,. 6. - S5n einem
Shreiben an Senator Sit6cod, oen
0emofratiiden 6iibrer I'M 9ampf
I'M Die giatiiiciutn9 0es gerioiaer-
1Srie6ens i'm Senat, mo6te 8r6Ii-
bent 8iIion am 0fontog eiucn leb-
ten 8eriuh, oie republicalrii6en
&orbebulte 5u 6aa 5u bringen. uuo
eriuhte ben Senot, in 9etrodt 5u
5eben, mas fiir ole 0tenidbeit 3u
erreiden mogIid iein", anitatt mo-
tionaIen Sonoerirtereiien" noh5u-
ingen.
&orbc6olte, iagt ser &rGiioent,
miiroen oen 2iga-8nct iQuioriicb
MAIDEN, 0ie 8ei9erlmg, oui @runo
oes 9(rtifel8 10 Die morolii6e Ger.
piIihtlng iu iibernebmen gegebe.
nenfaa5 bel Streitigfeiten 9lnOerer
ein3uihreiten, piiroe eiu8ertrauens-
brudl iein, uno menn oie Der. Staas
ten nidt unter llebernnbme Ser pol
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
9es SraiiOsnten S6reibeH.

SIN gingang ieines S6reibens
an Sittcof be8iebt F3 ser grdIi-
bent AMI Den bon 0en bemofratiihen
Senatoren auSgeipro6enen @unih.
OaB er ieinen Stanopunct betreif5
oeS 4rtifeIs 10 ser 9iga- 8erfaIiuug
fiinogebe, uno beriibrt Damn ole ioI.
genoen .Sauptpuncte:
Die Ser. Stdaten f6unen Iid] Ser
in 2lrtifel 10 entboltenen norali-
iden 8erpfIihtungeu nidlt ent3ieben,
oeun bel ibrem gMltritt in oerarieg
bGtten lie erflGrt un0 ueripro9en,
einen 6rie0en i'll idaffen, Der bie
Siherbeit geben piir0e, ooB oie Der
einigteu freien 9|ntionen feline
RehtSperlebllng ouloen uno oen
5rieoen onourd Iihern piiroen. OaB
lie Elm oberItes tribunal id)affen,
oen ale Streitigfeiten, oie onoer-
peitig niht beigeIe9t peroen fonn-
ten, oorgeIeet peroen iolIteu. Die
Ter @ritnoiab itebe in Ser ginIei-
tlt1t9 sum gSdTfenltlultdnoSoertrag,
lpie IN Der sum 6rieoeuspertrag
ieIbIt. Dies bc0eute cine Ser beiIig-
item 9erpflihtungen, ste ie cine 9ta-
tion ooer cine 8ruppe BON Nationer
auf iih genonmen babe.
2uS IeIbItneritdnolid iei in ser
Gonferen5 in 9oris onaenommen
mor6en, ooB Die Ausiiibrung Der
8erpfIihtuugen ieitens ser ein5eInen
Mdhte an oeren &erfaiiung gebun-
oen iei; oesbaIb lei es iiberfIiiiiig,
nusoriifIih nodmoI8 5u betoner,
OnB nnr ser Gon8reB in ben Ser.
Staaten iiber 8rieg un0 5rieoen
entideioeu fonne.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

len 8erantmortIidfeit in 6ie 2iga
eintreten f0nnten, ioaten iie iid init
10 piel 8ra5ie, ais nogli6", gun3
aus Dem Concert Der 0}ohte 5uriid-
5ieben,
Ser 8rGiiocnt ingt niht nus0riid-
Iid, welhe &orbebalte er 5lllaiieu
mclne er permcrfen nil, belItet aber
ou, ooB lie faIt dae tbntidhIi6 Bic
9igu iauioriid) MAIDEN miirOen 9lr-
tifel 10 ocS 2igo-0oct5 obiuid)md-
den, iagt ser @rdiioent, ipilrOe be.
beuten, Ser 2ign ooos 6erj aus3it.
ihneioen" IS lei an it'd uifts 0a-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
Gin Sieo Fiir Sie Greks
eapitaliTten.

8aIbinsteH, 3. Is. - Gie ge-
thinning oe5 Gintommeniteuer9e.
icbe8 pom Sabre 1915. mad meldem
in 9Lctien 5abIbare 8ioioeuoen, Ole
BON Gorporatiouen aus Den nod 0ern
/ N}Gr3 1913 angeiantmelten Gin.
fiiniten erfIdrt puroen, OILS ginfom.
men beiteuert pur6en. lit pom BIN.
oes.Obergeri6t in 8oibington fir
perfaiiltngspiorig erfI1rt nor6eu.
g}on ihdbt, OoB inter 6ieier @nt.
itei0ung Die gtegterunq geaen 100
Qhaionen Dollars, Die an iolden
5teuern erhoben murbeu, 3uriif5u-
3ahlen 1oben rpira.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

115 8rocent ouf oas g(ctien.
capital, gegen $43,263 ,877 ooer
t44 8rocent IN 1918. 9toh 3obIuna
elmer 9ioioenoe BON $720O.0O0 uno
eirer fiir 9unoe5iteuern rtsgeietten
1Hnmc non $9796,624, uerblicb
iiir 1919 Elm @cminn non $t7307-
79t, Der auf 0os llcberiflBconto
iibcrtrugen pur0e, oos 0omit eiue
Nobe BON $t05,117,356 errei6t.
True tran slatio filed with the PostmAs-
ter at Milwaukee. Mar. II. 1920. as required
by the act of October e, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
GSllhsit bIeibt GrMmpf!

Bailjinstsn, .. s. - Nit
254 gegen Sc Stimmcn bat
Sas 9lbgeprOnetenbaus Elm bonn
Abg. Gaan (0em,), pom Re.
paSa eingereidltes AmenOement
sum Gssislatib., GreentiS' II.
3uiti5.Gtat abaerpisien, lueldlcs
8iberrui 6es 8oafteao'iden
ErOhibitiBns 2nrdDfihruHgs.
geieses usriab.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

9eri4tct ron Scr portupicii
iden @ren3e 3ufoIge babcn bic 4r.
better in 8ortugoi elnc Sow.ct Re
ouoLt erf.ort
Loa2u1rf, Sdspe0en BORNE
gen 0ie SdueJ u8a NaG1aa 1otsu
,brcu HG.iriu GJy 235.tcrl,aa Dr.
idl0jica
ad.un0oreiBig Der 1913 1nqe-
naaten inn l,cpberrU HnhIbetrugs.
prOcgB in Brano 9tnpiOs. Did iinO
aui rjdjteriidle 2lnoronuHg ireiaeloi
fen moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
True translation flied with the Postmaster
Al AilwAukse, Mar. II. 1889. as required Oy
the act Of October 8. 1917
Sie NOria=T =Tragt

Hene Hete @iIiun's an Die Gutente.
- Der graiioent crflGrt iidl iebr
entidDieOeu sssen Den 9unOouer
WebeimDerttaa NIT 9tnlien. -
Stimnt aber Dem gOridIaa IN,
Oah Stalien unb bic SloDafei iidj
init eiHauSer abfinScu. - Inter
Surbebalteu nit Gufieritant an
Der 9loria einOeritanocn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

2Onbpn. SSn ieiner 9lnt.
mort anf Die siueite ,,aaiier
ROte" Der glaiirtcn iueieert fidl
6uaanS abtrmals ben e6emali.
gen Ssntidlen Sniier beu 9laiir.
ten 5nm ErOceiic ans5nliefcrn
Oser i'm 5n OepOrtiren. Die bsl-
ldnSiide Jaesiernns neripridt
iebOh, ulle nOthluenSigen NaE.
nabmen 5n treffen, I'm Die 1Srei.
belt 8ilbelm's anf Elm Winoeit.
maf ST beidlranfen nnb ibn oa.
ran 5n Derbin6ern, ben ;srieSen
GnrUpa's sn 6e6roben.
@ie es beiRt, iuirb Der
Gberite 9iatb Der 9ltliirten Dun
6oaanO (Saranticn furoern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

tie ourhihl6irt babe, beionoers SIC.
ieuigen 5u Dem Sbeil oes 8ertraag,
Der oen 2iga-Goct enthalt. @s tit
mir aufgeiaGen, onB fait ieoer Die
ier iogennnnten 8orbehalte IN 0irf.
Iihteit cine oonftdnoige 8erneiuuug
oes Gertrcg5 ieI6it iii. SSh bore gon
Sorbeboiien un0 rmiIoen" 8orbe-
balteu, nber ih fam oen llnteridieo
3piifen elmer &erueimung uno elmer
miI5en Gerneinlmg uift crfcnAen.
,llniere &erantportIidlfeit aIs
Station an einem @enoepuuct ibrtr
8ei6i5te lit 10 iiberp6lti9eno, un0
penn es mir mogIih mare, lpiiroe
idJ ieoen gin5eInen, Ser in 9etraht
tonrnt, bitten, oie 9lngeIeaenbeit
non Dem @eiiht5punct ans nn3uie.
ben, mas fiir Oie N|euitebit III er-
reiden m0sIit it, auitatt pom @e.
iidltpsiulct Matchmaker Sou0erinterei.
fen aus.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
toilISn'Icte 2lbnrac)mme
FSffet Scm Der. Staten
so 11Iillienem.

garis. - Inter ben Seitim.
mnnaen Der gIbmadHngsh, bic
8rGi. 9iIIOn in YariS be5ng.
lid Der ODn Der americauiiden
Hegieruua beihla9nnlnltcn
Sentihcn Shiffe traf, iinO Die
Der. Staaten OerpfIihtet, ben
IQiirten ben 8ertb BON etlidjen
250,000 Sonucn friibcrcr bent.
ihcr Sdliffc ben Aliirten aus.
5ujableu. 3ur Gate BON 5000
per SOune, miirbe bieS cine
3abInug bon 30 Rilliunen
Dollars 6e0enten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14

Zos gse6duoe Der G6cmie G6,
t6eiIugg Der itaatiidJcu egrsuer's
idlule Dbn Did)igon in 6ou8bten,
Tih Durbe ianmt GturihtIW9
ourf 6euer oolt1uoi0 eri5rt
Ter Zampier yRou9bfeepiie" Don
DER guuoes Saiiisbe10r0e trai jn
J1orioIf, %, nit "a Maun Der Be
iosunJ pegen 0ieutcrei IN GiiaH ge.
ieat. ein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
r9as Sers Oes eaets" .

nSeoer GorbebaIt", iagt Der 9rd.
iioent mortlidl, Der bic 8olferIiQo
ser Strait oes 2Irtifels 10 }u berau-
ben iudt, trifft oen 2igo-8oct ms
6er3, geidbroet ieine golSe griItenj.
Cine &oIferIiga, 0ie Oa5 unbeltreit-
bare Reht ihrer idmmtlihen N}it-
glie0er ouf politiihe llnabbdngigfeit
un0 llnperIeBlihteit nidyt unbeoinqt
iidberiteQt, mdre faum mebr, oIs elm
Wert6Ioier 6eben 4npier, ebenio
mirfrngslos in ibrer Gurhfiibrunq,
Die 0os 2lbfontmen 5piihen 8elgien
lno Dem Geutihen Geih, oos Die
Geutiden I'M Sabre 1914 oerIebten.
2lrtifel 10, pie er in oen 8ertrog
BON 8erioi1e5 ouigenon1nten lit, be-
Oeiltet 6er8er3idt @roBbritannien's
uno Sopon's, Die ifon Dor Dem
arieg begonnen bntten, 10 oiele ge-
meinidaftIide GSntereiien i'm Citizen
Ocean 3u finben, beoeutet oen Ser
3i6t 6ranfreih's unO SStaIien's, ia
aIer groBen 4riegsm1dte Der 8elt
auf Die oIten geitrebungen politi.
ifer groberung unb Ser 8ergroBe-
ring hires @ebiets.
3esboIb, fGbrt ser grdfioent tort,
nHroe cine Wodt. 0ie 9lrtifel 10
nidt onnebmen o6er niht noh ibm
banoeln miroe. iih zines 8er-
trouensbruhs ibrent @oIfe geqen.
iiber ituloi9 MAIDEN, oos iie 6urh
ibre Geriprehungen BON Sideritel.
lung oes 6rieoens 3u llnenolihen
Cpfern i'm arieg neranlaBt babe.
Die Ser. Stooteu lpiir6en, menn tie
0en 2lrtifel niht onnebmen, aus
Dem ariege nift5 gelernt, oieImebr
MIR 6os ge6ouern boben, in 6os an
aenleine 9ei6eu mitbineinqe3oqtn
nor0en 5u iein. 6ier ernabnt Der
3rdii0ent oann Die in i5ranHeih
oorherrihen0en militariitiihen 1en-
oersen uno Die ritrotegiihe1l4 Rid
iihten. Die in Der aoria- 5ro9e Dor.
ge6roft Diiroen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
SfanOQl08.

SriessGmt tpeseu SeblidlIass Nes
SuftfdifFprngmmmS uernidlteu-
Der Sritif nntersegen. - Willio.
nen sBedlos beridlIensert. - lin.
fdbige Sulitifer iOllen uerant.
ipsrtlidje StrIInnseu inue eebabi
hnkeH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
Oas Glems ia 2ulen.

Semi. 49, 9adl elmer 8epeidle
ans QSeien bciiiftrten iidl Die
Sterbefaae, 3umeiit auter Sim
bern, In Der Staot in Der NOdle
pom 8. bis II. Tcbrnar anf
1882, bic 0ebnr.eu a6cr MIR
ami adDt. lie meiiteu Eooes'
faae lunren ipldlc 0on aiuOern.
Wclir ale eiue Wlilion aiH'
Der lucr0en iebt burdD Regie'
rmuqS 6ilfe oerpilcst.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
6etratlleu bernstein

Gbirngo, 81. - Die gun6esre.
ierpe 9anf IN Gbicoao bot ioeben
RegeIn uno 8eitinmunqen fir ibre
4ngelteIten erioIien, in rpelder eg
II u heiBt: o2oB feir mdnnlider
4ngeite1ter, Der neniger olg Sf25
int glonnt erhoIt, beirotbeu bari,
obne alDor nit benz pureo1thei
Riifiprnde genolnmen 5ll bo6en."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
IN Gnalnnb broht Elm net

Sn GnaInn6 oroht Elm neuer
2tusitano Der transport 9lr6eiter,
Der iif aui's game 2ano eritreden
uno unqcIobr 10000 biz 10000
0arn um'aiieu biiritc, uaA0em oie
8rheitaGber iih gcneigert ba6en,
eiHe @ohHerhohuGQ Inn 10 Shj1ng
luodeniiidl }s berpiligeH.
Ter 5Cot oon Brett J|irsinia
bat 0as 6raaeuinmmrehts Imeu0e.
mert }ur @ulroes0eriaiiung obse.
ie5l1t.
gai ejrer TotbIonouna nit ei.
uem fitgjeit5 3u 2lpate. Ct,o.,
mur6e Seut. Freo. $. llIcu 1eiootet
un6 ;pei ,,niaiien UcrIebt, elmer oa.
uou pnbrlheiulth toetIi6.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
Dee USteerIiea uerbitrat
Feinett ttoeItFrieScn.

Garts. - SabrenSc Barrier
3eitnnssn legen Dem Yfaridlall
csudl fOlgenOe gIsnkernngeu
iiber Die &Olferlign in ben
ginno: sd iebe in Der &0lfer.
lisa feline Siferbeit fiir ben
@cltirieben. Sdl 9lan6e nidjt
an Oieielbe, Senn lie bcitebt
nur in @orten!"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
Gesen aae Ssr6ebaltc.

9tu 5hIub, ieines 5drei6ens err
Hart Ser 1rdii0ent:
a2Sdr brnud]e uiht II iageu, oa5
i'd ore Serbe3oIte Die 81 Dem Ger.
traa ooraei9Ia8en Dereen. iorgIol,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
1Dic Sic o$tonH0rH Oil
Co." Sos Dole IcbrSptt.

SbicaQU, 81. - Ger Sobresbe.
riht ser oStonOoro Oil Gompanp
Of 2noiano" fiir 1919 5eigt $34,s
504,41 8rofit fiir oas Sabr, oOer
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-14
GntiheiSnngsfampf jest bcOur-
iteben0.

Der Senat bat iebt ale Sinoers
niIie sur 8ornobme 0eS 9lrtifeIS 10
ourh 8utbeiBing Der iibrigeu @or.
bebalte beieitigt uno lit nun an 0ie
8erdtbl,ng oieies oielunntrittencn
2(rtifels berangetreten. 0ie iih 0ie
oenofratiiden Senotoren, ongeiidts
oeS @iIlon'ihen SbreibenS, MN
perbalten peroell, bIeibt ab5umorten.