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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-05
Prominent with Big Company.

Mr.. Burleson was one Of the younger
officials in the employee of the great
brass making company, He had been
employed by the company for many
years and his advance had been rapid
one. For some time he had been serv-
ing as a travelling auditor Of the com
pany and he had made frequent trips
to Kenosha in@connection with the work
of the eoanpany here.
Mr. TOrringtOn is survived by his
widow and one son who are now on
their way to Kenosha. Messages have
been sent to them advising them of
the death OF Mr.. Burleson. Deep sor-
row over the death of the promising
young man was voiced among the of
fcials of the local branch of the
company.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-05
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO CITY PIONEER
Matthias Christmsnn, Pho
neer Shoe Maker of the
the City Died at His
Home Thursday.


Death called one Of the pioneer
business men Of the city on Thursday
evening just before seven O'Clock
when Matthias Christmann, aged 90
years, and one Of the pioneer shoe
makers Of the city, died at his resi-
dence, lob North Fremont avenue, af-
ter q weeks illness from pleuro-pneu.
monia. Mr.. Christnann had been the
shoemaker at the Austin shoe store for
the past eighteen years and 1t was on
ly q week ago that he was forced to
give up his work at the bench. His
death Will come al surprise to many
Of his friends IS but few had known
of his serious illness.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
Nv mENRY 1. FARnEII.

UNITED Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S. Few new
kings were crowned during Tho most
evcntful year OF sport just coming
10 a close.
Champions came and champions
went, but most OF the oldumcre nkC
Willie Hoppe survived The rush OF
another year and retained their
places on The throne.
The list OF 1910 'bests" includes:
BoXtr's Heavyweight, Jack Domp-
soy. Light heavyweight, Georges
Carpenter MlddlewOlght, Johnny
Wilson. Welterwelght, Jack Britton
Lightweight, Benny Leonard. Feather.
weight. Johnny Kllbane. Bantam
weight, Joe Lynch.
Wrestling Edward tStrangler,
Lewis.
Rowing Singles, Jack Kelly. Dou.
hles, Kelly and Costello. Flights, Nava
Academy. Collegiate, Syracuse. Pro
fcsslonal, Ernest Barry.
Track and Pennsylvania
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fencing Columbia.
FOotball-(Ea Princeton. West
Ohio State and Notre Dame. South
Georgia Tech. Coast California.
Golf - lAmateurl Chick Evans
(Open) Ted Ray. (Womanl Ac1'
Sterling.
Tcnnls-wllllam T. Tilden.
! Billiards-Wilhc Hoppe.
b. .ing-Jlmmie smith.
Turf-Man o. War
Jockey-Buddy Ensor.
SQuash-Iay Gould.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
Sport Kings Kept Thrones

Bascball-Cleveland Americans.
Home-Run Hitting Babe Ruth.
Yachting Rosoluie.
Stating Oscar Mattleson.
Thfee ring champions were Dis
PLACED. GcOrglc Carpenter won the
light heavyweight title by knocking
out Battling Levlnsky; Mike ODOwd
lost his crown TO Johnny Wilson on
a decision, and lynch trlumphod over
Norman IN the bantamwelght class.
The mooted question Of the heavy
weight wrestling champion was set
tied when Joe Stcchor threw Earl
CaddOck In bout accepted as a
worlds title AFFAIR and was himself
beaten by stranger" Lewis In Now
York the night OF December i3.
William NJ. Johnston lost his tennis
championship TO William r. Tllden,
who also annexed the British court
championship. 5. Davidson Heron
also failed 10 hold the amateur golf
championship, switch was won by
Chick Evans. Ted Ray, the British
star, took the American open title
from Walter Hagen. Oscar Mathei-
son, the Norwegian, took title In
skating
After belng missing from the tor
CIRCLE for some time, Ernest Barry
the British prosecutor, returned "a
The select circle by beating FELTON,
for the championship.
Bv ResOmte's victory over sham.
rock ~, America retained the cham
pionship OF the seas. and the Olympic
Championship again was anneNcd b,
the Yankees.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
BATTLING BARNS

Battling Barns. one OF the most
promising lightweights Of the State,
who is now training at the Keystone
Field Club, is under management Of
Mike Welsh. formally Of New York,
but now a resident OF this city.
Mike has several bouts In view for
his prOtege and at the rate Barns Is
going he should make any man In his
class extend himself 10 the limit.
Barns has founght a number Of good
boys In this city and with a very few
exceptions stopped them ALL Some
Of the boys who were either knocked
out or stopped by this boy are
Tommy West, Of Philadelphia; Danny
Murray, this city: Battling Miller, OF
Philadelphia; Kid Thomas, Of Boston,
and others too numerous TO mention.
Pop Brian, OF Philadelphia. came
TO Wilmington recently to look this
boy over and predicted a good future
in pugilistic circles for him. He car
be seen working out In the gym OF
the Keystone Field Club every evening
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
union EXCELS
in ALL SPORTS
All Double Championship
Boys Are After More
Honors
THEY'RE TALKING
BASEBALL EARLY

On New Years Day tho Union
Church A. A. vii celebrate its FIRST
adversary During It's infant year the
association won two championships.
ono OF these was for the Church
League quolt championship and the
other in baseball. Herbgt Ward
piloted the quot flngers, while Clar-
encc Hardness directed the church
men on the diamond.
Two honors for second place also
are claimed by the Washington street
boys. These are FOR bowling and
quolis.
This year walter K LETTERS. presi-
dent OF Union, was elected president
or the Church Quot League.
This season Union has placed four
quot teams Ia the light, one In each
division OF the Church League. and
from the looks OF things at present
everything indicates that the fnal
championship will be fought out
among The Union teams.
An Al bowling team Is also up
holding Union, within Howard Mccall
the captain Of the City League cham
pion Indians, directing its moves. In
the cage Union has a squad OF fast
going youngsters, and after they gel
warmed up Grace and West will flnC
they will have TO play real basketball
and use all their first string men Il
come near downing them.
Preparations are already beinf
made for the baseball team OF 1921
With Admiral" Gray, Merritt Moore
and Smokey" Lockwood back on the
Sem, The pitching star OF the old
Eastlake nine, It looks like another
cup.
Plans are being made for a foot
bal eleven as well as a soccer squad
for the coming season.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
GROWN EN- WIN HEADGEARs.

CROWN 'EM WITH HEADCEAltS
"A boxer must not hurt himself
RefOrmers loudly cried.
"Nor should he Kill the other guy
For that Is homicide.
The maulers should wear two
pound gloves
with gosling feathers stu1ed
So none will feel a etingilg blow
No matter how hes rOughed.'
THAT listens good TO me-" said Luke
McGluke, a hardy Judge,
"As long az they don't make me nghi
Upon too thick a rug.
"a pillow blow won't hurt the foe
But when he hits the floor
He'll think a mule has kicked hi-n and
Hen yearn to night no more.
Mickey shannon took ole on The
chin in a Jersey City ring the other
night and fell like a ton Of brick on
the back OF his head. He died from
the injury.
Naturally there has been a lot OF
comment about the tragic end OF thi'
bout and foes OF boxing md in II fur'
Their proof OF the peril in the sport
But in most instances, the death Of
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

May GET BUSY
Richard Expect to Start
Kilbane and Wilson
Again
PARIS BACKS GEORGES
TO WIN BIG TITLE

NEW YORK, Dec. ss Omitted Press).
Tex Richards who has staged a pra-
rade Of three champions in a row
may soon get the two non-nghting
kings In action.
The two Johns, Kllbane and Wilson,
who have almost forced the aspirants
for The featherweight and middle
weight championships TO so to work
for a living are stirring in their
tbombproofs,
kilbane practically has been match
cd to defnd his title IN the garden on
4 Washington's birthday.
The Cleveland lrishman, however, as
4 lot taking a terrible chance as his OPP
ponent viii be Johnny Rcisler, the son
! 81 John the Barber" II the deal goes
through.
johnny Wilson wis defend his mid
,neweight title or forfeit the crown,
according to word from the bailiwick
I ,,f Mike ODowd, the former champion.
The St Paul Irishman threatens TO
lain the title II the Boston Italian
ontinues to sit In The dugOut fond
Ing his regal robes.
mckards has made continual efforts
o get Wilson In a bout but the cham
,ion's most recent excuse Is that he's
nut OF condition.
Outside OF the Benn Leonard Richey
ditchell fight here January "a for de-
'astated France and a cool 10000 be-
n ween them the boxing bugs are stu
alking about the Dempsey-Brennan
Al ffair
Many OF the experts turned up their
loses at the champions showing
= gainst Brennan. but Tex O'Rourke Is
ne who believes that Dempsey prov
I'll d himself more Of a champion than
e was considered before.
81 I'VE never knew before that bout
hat Dempsey could go over a distance
nd we never knew that he could take
n punch" 0Rourke said on his return
rom tour OF Europe seeking anna
sur talent
at seems to me that the main pur-
ose OF a fight Is to get the better OF
our opponent and Dempsey did
b nat"
~ 'ORourke observed in London that
eorges Carpenter lost none OF bis
4 restige when Frank Moran finished
& oe Beckett in two rounds.
"The British figure that Il took
E loran, considered just as good as
r empsey, twice as long 10 put out
lie English champion as Il took Car
81 enter, therefore the Frenchman is
+. vice as good as the champion" be
+ aid.
a In Paris the supporters OF Carpen-
er are willing 10 wager two 10 one
d lat he will beat Dempsey and In Eng
nd he is a favorite at i've to four.
|N They have never seen Dempsey,
=. Ae said. They rate the entire Amer.
4 an heavyweight class on a par with
ne few second string men they have
zen. When they get their first loOb
y the champion, the odds may fall
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
FLASH LIGHTS
FROM 9TH WARD

President Lux IL having hls hands
fun trying 10 keep order at the meet
lngs. Let's help him out little
follows
We have about tho blgSnst com
mIitco on nonpros that ever repre-
scented tho club. Why not elect a
president. How about Kid Mccoy ?
lilo could fell that Job 10 perfection.
Everybody wonders what Is keeping
Joe Bradley away from the club all
day. IT'S not a widow Is II Joog
Everybody out TO Jeneckrs ban
quot at the old Pickles Foundry. For
further information see Nuts" Cow
and "Hairpin" were seen out looking
for work Christmas morning. Hope
they are not thinking Of leaving the
nOnpros.
Dennis has changed his mind about
joining the navy. What a relief.
Our pretty ex-president with the
pimples was seen playing cards lSsi
night and says he Is the champion
OF the club. Well James. watch Oul
for Balback and Tucker.
Everybody out TO our all-nighi
dance on New Years Eve. M,
original jazz, old boys, will furnish
the music. Refreshments Will be
served after midnight
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARDS

II opened in the Weccacoe flre
house. with Cy Young at the bat and
Zip Hanley on the receiving end.
Chewing the fat after the poem was
over and things were on the blink, Zip
cried out. Let's go, boys, and have
another" We give you three guesses.
Battling Barnes says he has Travelled
a million miles or more, but he has
never seen a newborn baby with
whiskers before. We leave II 10
Mahoney.
Underworld says the only thing he
is afraid OF is the seeds. What was
Il, old scout, eottonseed oilf
/. A question asked one Of our mem
bers: why is a cake OF Bee SOAP
good for the hivesf" Take your time
with the answer, we don't want "a
see anybody get stung.
Bucky McGinness, one Of the best
bantam weights ever seen In VIII
mington, goes to Chester New Years
afternoon, 10 box Johnny Bail.
number Of local admirers will see the
bout and expect Buoky to give a good
account Of himself.
The quot team plays at Tenth Ward
this evening. II they get as good q
reception as they did at Defiance the
taxi will have TO stop at Monroe
street. 7 :
Billy Watson, that all terrible aero
bat, will perform at our next smoker
All ne wants is sledge hammer ant
Virgins head 10 break stones on.
John Mallory Is getting 10 be quite
a card sharp. II you have a card In
your hand and you tell him it Is Ovel
eight and not ten, he will answer
nine. Just right, John.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
LOCAL BOXERS
ON CHESTER BILL

Wilmington boxing fans viii have
an opportunity 10 witness an all-star
show on New Years Day at the Ches-
ter Athletic Clubs quarters, in the
Laird Theatre.
The wind-up bout will be between
Johny Griffin, OF Chester, one OF the
best oOlOred welterweights in the
country, and Carl Hoertz, OF Boston,
who has met the best men in IN
welterweight division.
Hoertz will be remembered as the
man who stopped Kid Harris, INC
local cOlored maulcr, at the Auditor
inn in Philadelphia last week.
Buckle McG.nis, the local scrapper.
win mix things with Johnny Bail, OF
Chester. This bout alone should be
worth the price OF admission. Kid
sum, another local boy, will meet
Charley Doyle I'm the opening bout.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
TURKEY SHOOT ON NEW YEARs

The Wilmington TrApShOOting As
ISOLATION will hold a poultry shoot
over the Bellevue traps on New Years
Day starting at 10 O'Clock. Entries
will close at p. m.
The success Of the turkey shoot
which the Wilmington Club held two
weeks ago, prompted the officials OF
that club 10 satge another. Turkeys
and chickens will be shot for and as
usual shooters can select their own
way % shoot for The fowl.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
WELSH ON TONIGHT

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 2S tUnlte0
Press Freddie Welsh, former light
w light champion. will make his first
appearance tonight In the ring since
he lost the title to Benny Leonard. lie
is billed for twelve rounds with Willie
kid" Green. Since he was discharg-
ed from the army. Welsh has been
conducting a health farm at Summit,
New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
G - q JAMS

shannon is accepted as an unfortun-
ate break OF the game and no valid
argument against properly regulated
boxing.
The occasional fatalities 10 boxers
In the ring don't hamper the sport
much. The strongest enemies OF box
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

nEEIANCE on TONIGHT.

defiance will resume their activi-
on the wooden ways this evening
ZEN they face the Patterson A. A..
South Wilmington, in the Eden
TX cage. The Brokers, whose
ssonnel consists OF five brothers.
We a very formidable machine, and
past records amount 10 anything
champs are In for a-hard battle
|h game win get under way at $40
|cDck and a large crowd is ex-
ded 10 attend. Manager Melon
IN requests the following PLAYERS
report in the association rooms
|lhlds, Magill. Lutz. Quinn, Lowell.
|li,spie and Walsh.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

would disdain using such protection
They're a hardy lot and are Wiling
10 take the small chance OF perma-
nont injury In The ring. Boxers have
their shortcomings and their fanlfs,
but lack OF courage is not on the hst.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

IDLON DEFEATS DELAWARE JRS

Adlon A. c. easily defeated Della
ware Juniors, at basketball, At the Y
NJ. H. A., on Saturday, by the score
OF 80 to Z. The feature OF the game
was the shooting Of field goals by j.
Churnside.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
IINCnIN InS. lose TITLE.

Lincoln Juniors, Of 7. N. IT. A.,
lost their championship basketball
tHle on Christmas. 10 the He-zel
Juniors. 81 to q. Tucker and Shub
made thirty-two goals between them.
Ieyinsky also shot a few over.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
Y. FINDS A SOFT ONE

The Y. NJ II. A. third team defeated
nn-Del thnd last night at the Y.
II. A. floor by the score OF % 10
b Caplln and Kristoi excelled
IN three goals from field aplece.
lille Morris. Slattery and Slant
rred for Penn-Del. The score:
nenu-nel Vhfrd
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
NIX ANOTHER CAGE LEAGUE.

florts are being made by the Com
dity Service 10 form a communlt
|asetball League.
lis hoped that each OF the various
'3aborhood associations being form
II through the city by the Com
utty Service will be able TO select
tam from its own locality. These,
|tid against each other, lovers OF
lesport believe. vii make a strong
.a1e. MANY persons are interested
Il'he enterprise and are lending
PEI assistance to the Community Serv-
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

Lincoln Jrs. defeated the Herzel Jrs.
last night 70 10 o. Lincoln Jrs. were
so fast that the Herzel Jrs. had 10
stop in the first hah. The score:
-Coalc-
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
QUOITS

The Union quot tossers mixed
things up among themselves last even
ing, when the leaders OF the FIRST and
second division OF the Church Quot
League, locked horns.
The champs OF last season caught
their much-tOoted rival team, No. 2,
mapping and as a result annexed four
OF the five games. The games were
well played and should these two
leans come out at the head Of their
divisions, the championship road
would sure be a rough one. The
scores:
Union, No. IA Il p 20 I'll
Union. No. 2...i5 "a - q 20
Players: No. t-R. letters, II. Ward,
II. Sanderson and j. Reyb0ld.
No. 2-J. Gibbons, L. Weldin, w
Sem, w. butcher, II. Mccall
Referees-Reed and Jameson.
1'eatls Nos. and 4 also met and
No. team came out on top. Scores
Union, No. 3...2i 10 2i iS i2-2
Union No. 4..L...i6 2i 40 p 2i-3
Players: No. Nv. LETTERS, Il.
Evans, j. Reybold, j. Pyle.
No 1T Allston. II. Allston, A.
Stirlith and II. Gibbons.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

The Want Ads win offer good op-
portunities for domcstlcs, Mattresses,
cooks, gOvernesses and nurses for the
coming month.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

ing are not those who believe Il Is
brutal and condemn glove encount-
ers.
The chief enemies OF boxing are
right In The boxllg oamps-the men
who commerclallzo Il and put the
funny little kinks and snarls In ID.
Poor matchmaking. bunk promot-
Ing, greedlnese and double crossing
by promoters and boxers have hurt
The game more than the attacks OF
the outsiders.
The accident 10 shannon suggests
some things TO protect boxers. Heavy
Tails TO hard floor are more often
tatol than the blow from a fst. II
shannon had not fallen hard on the
back OF his head he would have sur
vlved. II the blow had crumplcd
him up instead OF knocking him flat
there would have been no tragedy In
The AFFAIR.
Boxers might wear leather headgeai
10 save them from brain conclusion
and skull fractures. The floor OF the
arena might be more heavily padded
Most boxers are OF the type tina
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
REAR CATS WIN THIS ONE

In the T. NJ. II. A. last night the
second team lost to the Bear Cats. %
TO p. II was a hard-fOught game.
Swinger was the star. Score:
HnnrcaIs ElnII EnIl nIa
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

In the Jr. o. u. A. VI. League, Dia-
mond defeated Guards last night.
three straight games. Results:
Guards ............. IS $40
Diamond ............. u n 2i-3
Players. Guards-Cohee, ID. Clark,
Hayden j. pile Diamond Hastings.
j. Wright, o. Buckmaster. T. Buck
master.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28
CHURCH LAEGUE ROWING.

u night:
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

ing are not those who believe n Is
brutal and condemn glove encount-
ers.
Evening journal., 1920-12-28

Underworld says the only thing he
Is afraid OF is the seeds. What was
II, old scout. eottonseed ollf
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-21

80 10 Mens ee1 so ram Beach Suits former G1S OQ
price $2l.5O, sale price ------. eDIOoOO
;, we dlVlded all our Franco model Suits into
three lots, lot number 1 consists of 10 Suits. form
er price up to $4,000, pp7 rO
sale price - - - - eDR oDU
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-21

sail, OnG @ lot OF Chidens play Shoes Values sizes up to g.
w ladies' Black Baby Doll Pumps patent leather for
"ef prices $3.50 to $500, 40 ~ 20 co
ot OF odds and ends small only as high as
Ladies Oxfords low and high heels So grade at saoa
aSen and Kid Pumps high former nrice sc 20
to $3.50, sale price ~ " '~' ioi''ei price $ooo
s15 sa Srnty Pumps and Slippers former $11O
MEMS SHOES
Black oxords, $3.50 grade guaranteed solid leather sale
BLACK oXtords, $3.50 grade, sale price - ssoo
lack and Tan oxfords former grade sale price
CRAWFORD SHOES
Sl209 grade Black and Tan Oxford sale nr;co eooo
Crawtores $la50 grade, and Tan sale nrco so,o
ra"1ds Sa5AO grade Tan only, sale pro SIN 90
Black and Tan English Oxfords, $3.50 grade at s7os
MEMS White Canvass 0xfods large assoort Of
s ABOVE which we divided lots number one sale
---- $298
'N f'"' ---- - - 49, $1.98
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Gowan's. the Original Pene-
trating Salve. 4 Cooling,
Soothing, External Applica-
ton That Will Not Irritate
or Blister Baby'S Tender
Skin.
Made With an Animal Fat
Base That Goes Right In
and Makes Breathing Free
and Easy immediately.
Quickly Breaks Up COnges-
ton in the Blood Vessels.
WILL NOT STAIN CLOTHING

when baby has n cold. or Star,les
you in the night with spasmodic
sroup. you should have a jar OF
Gowhn's preparation handy. Apply
over throat and chest. and it will
quickly penetrate. reaching the seat
OF the trouble and giving baby al
most immediate relief. No dosing
that Will upset the stomach. but an
external treatment that may be re-
lied upon.
Gowan's. the original penetrating
salvc. gets right TO the infiamcd MEM
brancs through its penetrating quail
ties. soothcs and heals. and opens up
the air passages for free and easy
breathing. II produces a rubefacicnt
effect without the slightest irritation
and quickly breaks up the congcstcd
blood vessels.
Gowan's gives relief beyond belief
and Will not stain the clothing. 1t has
many daily uses in the home and
should he kept on hand for cmer-
sencies, such AS cuts. burns, bruises,
insect bites. etc. soc, soc and Sl2O
at your druggist and guaranteed to
please or money rcfunded.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
G. o. P. FORCES OF
REACTION ARE NOW
ROUTED, SAYS cox
tContinued From First PnEeD

NSonSI nueN rTOnl flrSt 1aEe.l
brought about the aquarium revolt in
North Dakota?
DO the working men of America
want 4 change to an administration
headed by Senator Harding. who
voted for the antistrikc sections Of
he Cummins bill. although. in keep
ing with his general conduct. he
would pose now as Il friend OF labor?
do the women OF America want a
change that would mean control OF
government by men led by Lodge
and Penrose. who opposed woman
sue and who are just az wrong on
all social service problems now as
they are on the league Of nations?
During that portion OF the las; seven
years in which there was q Demo-
cratic Congress. more humanitarian
and national welfare Legislation was
enacted than during tho whole his
tory OF preceding Republican Con-
crosses. and more of IL will be added
TO the statutes when the women will
haze rejected the party OF evasion
and misrepresentation.
DO the small business men of the
nation want - change in the Federal
reserve banking system that would
enable small group OF bankers to
regain control OF the money power
of the country?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

do the supporters OF fair and hon
est elections want Il change that
would mean power to Senator Wat
son. of Indiana, who engineered the
dilatory tactics that prevented action
by the Senate committee. by which
Senator Truman Ncwberry remained
4 Senator for two years after the
Michigan election amt after his con-
viction by a Republican jury in Il
Republican court in his OWN Rcpub-
lican Stat" for having purchased his
seat in the Senate?
Bars Irish Question.
"Do the men and women of Irish
desccn: want Il change that will
mean. according to Senator Harding,
that the question of Irish indcpen-
dcnce shall not be one for the inter-
cession of Official America: or do
they want change that will mean
the presentation Of Ircland's case at
tho bar of World opinion?
DO the men and women of Ger
man descent. said to be led by George
Sylvester Niereck, because OF some
premise of separate peace under
more favorable terms to Germany.
want change from the conditions
AZ iaris where. as every one knows
Germany would have been cGt to
pieces like a bccfSteak had il no,
been for the United states? or do
they want the influence of the United
States in the league OF nations TO
see that questions arc settled on the
basis OF Justice. humanity and fair
dealing instead OF vindictivcness and
destruction?