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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24

%erIoblrng 9eicicrt. penrt Die 9lQttcr
ficIclL ioQte 9od)5eIt ieln. Gbe ea
@crbit marc, tam Der &rieg.
@cibnod,ten 1914 am lli5ofcr-
EoE 1915 ouf Der 3u0no-Gortn,
Corll orci en0IOie Sabre, orei meb.
mutl1 little, beimOurt5itterte 6eItc
uut SijiIieu III meliher Nciangcn.
id33it.
Ms cn0jja Sic Grloiun0 i4llt9.
ga rlibrte &0rl Bitter icin @cinlat5.
meg MIR an NrGbcr, al Wlrflld)e u1O
ipmboliide. Wiutter mo StmCitcr
bate Ill ciucm Gage Die Grippe Oa.
hinleraIit Wn0 Gle - parO
zines anOarcu @clb. Sic 0a.tc Gas
Slhcre 0en llnJcuiiien porgcjoJcn
uuN Ieilem StcIlDcrtrctcr mo brll.
tI3Cu ~AtotioI8cr Die Non0 fins %e.
ben JCrCldt.
&arl BITTER ipronJ QrJcrlld) liter
it'd III Ole @0br. Gus nlltIoie 5rIu.
men mo 8riibcln, er, Ser iriiger 10
totenirobc Mtenid) pcriicl inn INNER
mlC0er.
&n5plihen mlr Die Sonnc binter
fernen Bergen jrlr GiIitc gegangen,
Ger Ncbcl itieg pic6cr b06cr, nit
ibm raid Die I1mmcrung.
&arl Bitter mllEtc ellen, Inn Dor
GlnbrId Der TlnfeIbeit ole S6ut.
tuttc 81 crreId'en, mo i'm icin @clb.
n0dltcn crUartcte.
Wis or cine StlmGe ipQter Dor
Ser @ilttcntiire itonO. ga job ct Die
tIelncn 0j!ttenienitcr ipQrlid, er.
IeuAtct, un0 ans Dem 3nnern tGntc
inn irobltheS Snhcn cnt9cgcn.
Harl Hitter mar cnttduidt; ON
llebltcn mare er umJctcbrt mo it.
genODo an0cr2bin BeiIobcu, 0enn
ras &odcn tot inn mch, tcoor er sic
9tcnIdren iah. Olc 10 better lrnrcn.
GGcr or mllbte bIclbcu, wcnn er midi
i'm 5relen n0dtlAen polltC.
Illo n1I1rtc cr nit eIuem Selli.
ger Ole Giire mo trnt in 0en chen.
Tolls NIT elmer Aerje ipGrlid be.
Ielld'tcteu Naltul Elm, in Dem lid,
cine LANCE, baBcrc Bcitalt an Scr0c
81 ld)aIlcn mnttr.
@el Gem @crduite Orebte Iid Der
Nann raid nm lu0 rici: Sci ct.
llrIula, Grem6lIng, Ou fommit ipGt.
ober nltt 81 ipdt'"
NarI Sitter muiterte bellljtiat Scr
bn8crer Singing nit Den lan1en,
ItrobblonOen Hoden uu0 Dem bloi
len, if)malen, aber raiiigcn @ciidte,
Der mt oui0ctrcnpeItcu Nerme!n BE-,
milDt mar, i'm 0erOc elm 1eucr on.
3rilinOen. Nln pies er aui Die
Sllre, Die in Die Stube iiibrte ul,0
lproh: ~9icr bite, einsutrcten
6renOIlng, Ou bit piafommeu unO
mirlt bier @cicNid)ait iinrcn. Gtobc
old nttlt on inherent Zone, mir iinS
| 0e'fmorene 6cinOc Der tloiien Sc.
leaihaitSpbroien mo D0fIi6en NO.
togslii9en."
Gr itieB rie 3iire aui uno riei nit
] lelner orobncnbcn Stimme, bic tein
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24

| pom lcd)S idoncn Smaragoen I'M.
frGnitcn Siamnntcr.
r6rGuIein 9io," rief er, ans ser
9irlc 0eS Nbcn0S foQcn0, n~UerSe!hen
Sic mir zine Srngc, mober baben
Sic oicicn Ring?"
.NicIen Sind" bcGam 2in TO-
glcld, uno ciu iinnerlOer GrnIt Iegte
ith auf ihr ih0ncS 8eitht. bat emit
meme Sau'potln meiner Vitttcr init
ser @eitimmltnl iibergcbcn, mir i'm
an meincm ied5ebnten 8eburtStagc
nIS3rGGn0ipen. Sf m0ge i'm Damn
SIR GrinIcrllnQ tragen. Sd babe eS
geton. obmobI it Die giitige Srau
nidlt perionIid fannie, Ocnr meirle
GItrrn ncrIicBen idpon in meinem
imcitcn 2ebcu$iabre 0elltiflanO, no.
bin ih crit Dor cinigen SSabrcu 5ll.
rijf9cFchrt bin. Meine ornlerl Gltern
m|1rcn nie auf HOicn qebettet. 9nter
pnrNc frijb trnnt mo Wlltter Der.
6iCnte nit Sttn0engcbcn miihiam
bA& 5ltm 9cbcn N6tigite, Dit mag
linen Oie ScrilldNlng ocfommcn iein,
0oS mcrtuolle &leinoO 5u perduBern,
lie bnbct e$ nid)t 1etnlL liro alS i'm
mir Nilttter Damn ijbergnb, ga tat
tic c5 nit Ben einOringIidpn @or.
ten: uGreHne Oih nie ron oicicm
Nir8c, cine irncrc Gimme iagt mir,
CT mcr0e nod, cinmoI in 6ci1em &c.
ben cine NoQ1 ipieIen."
Nun belt &arl Bitter 9ia Dine
lpc'tcre @ortc icinc 6ano bin.
"a iticB 0o3 MGNfcn cinen Sui
Ser llCbcrraihung aus. Nu6 Mtn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24

Go. Sable in &auioa Gin mic0cr
jurildgctebrt.
@u. Sdocnirg bate lcBtc &ohc
on@ ieet iumntcr icltcnCrc Slid cincn
miI0cu (ltrfcp 81 erIegCr.
@nltcr Coulter, non Berger, iii
bier ollf 8ciuf bel iciren @robrl.
tern, Gbriit. NoItc rnO @ottiu.
@nl. @octli mclder lGnucrc
3cit III 0en Staotcn Soma un0 BE
bro&fn bcitGftiqt mar, lit lcetcn
Gicnatng nic0er ST iGinen GItern,
TriB Woctli un0 Satin, 6obicr.
5urtdgefcbrt.
&uliu$ MilIcr, bon ct. 2ouiS.
bcfinoct iih bier 5u @nit bel Ser
6amiIie Serb. Sdocning.
Socob Shin0Ier uno Saul IhiI.
Imp, bon Noro Sprin98. Soma. iino
5lrr 3eit bier oltf 9ciuf bel scr ga.
Mile 8eorg SfinoIer.
Sr0hlife @cibnohtcn allen &c.
iern oes 8olfsbIntt.
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9 III u. 1.

Senrp S6oeuiug un0 Satin ma
rem ont 6rcitag in @cihGftcn III
Sermlann.
6rau SncOb Ntitel ir, wcIhc
ourd &rnnfbeit ans 9ctt qcfCiiclt
fuor. lit bcreits wieoer Qcncicn.
Sobn 6Illetid) bciIn0Ct lid nod
imnler allf Der &ranfcnlilte. unO
miinidEn mir inn reht baIbige 9ciic.
rung.
Sn Der cpungI. Stride in SmisS
miro am Sanlstng gtud)mittog I'M
boIb , llbr Die @eibnodt$fcicr be-
einneu, bic nit cincm id)0ncn ErOs
9ramm ihIieben miro.
SSohn @iebcr ,lpeld)er mGhrcrO Ben
Dcrqangencu Wonoten I'M Stoatc
Soma bcid0ftigt mar. lit wieOer IN
icine beige @cimotb 5urilfgefebrt
,lno miro m1brcno OeS @tntera bel
icincr Mllttcr. @ittme I0oIpb Bic.
Der bCrmeiIen.
6rnu 6rie &abIe IT., meIfe crnit.
lid frant mar, bCfinoet lid Dicoer
auf Ser g~eiierung.
@n1. &1bIe lit IcBtc @odC, nn6
cinCWl @ciltf)e bel icinem 9ruoCr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24

Senrp S6oeuiug uno Satin ma
rem nnt 6rcitag in @cidGftcu III
Scrmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
Die Weibnacbtsiniel.

Mtittcn I'M 3noiiGen O5cau, ettpc
400 aiIonlcter iiioIt1 bon Der 8ejt,
lpiBe ocr Sniel SABA, liegt elm elm.
James GiIanN, bos Ole gnglGn0er gu
ibrcm @cIise 5dblen, Die 8eibnadts,
inicl Griitna3 SSIano), nid)t A.
p%erlpcdicIn nit Der gIeidnamigcn
9alljIid) lmbemobnten SnieI, Oi1
emit bon GOot oIf iei1cr 8eItreii>
i'm Stiacn G5can entOcdt tpuroe
=, Y. Inorcua, ser cine erpeoition
oortbln unternabnr, tpeiB merfmiir.
Ot9e Gin9e Don ieinen 6oriduneen
5u berid)tcn, Gle SnieI lit Bis 400
Meter bod mo 70 oidt nit ricIiaem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24

Wcnid in Dem fhmalen SrllttaltcIl
prrmutet bdtte: nSoIo. IA fommt
3lnpadrS.~
&urI Sitter foIgtc ser einla0cn.
Sen @cIte OeS iungeu Mannea mo
trnt iibcr Die Shucuc III oaS SIM
mcr. IN 0em 5wci iungc. biibihe
MidSdrn I'M feid)en SourIltcntoltiim
auf clncm flcincn @cibnad)tabalm,
! al Ncrn id)cn 9diiie uuO Icpicl utO
ciuiac onOcrc Scderbiiicn bingcn
c5ln nod ein GlltcnO &crjdcn be.
ieitiltcn.
Ger 2aule ~bcior1te Sic SoriteI.
hing.
.Nicr, Gas lit mciu !~tugcnitern
Mia, mcine @0ttCrbralt, qnrdiilbcrig
unO cauoa cigeniirnig, abcr lpnit cil
llltta Nfd0d,cr, unO Ou3 lit Die Sta,
0lc tI0iic %ilic llrO nod ircl. Sd
irltit bin 9crrharOt. Der LANCE
%lu2lcr. S0. MIN tcnnit Oh urS.
@cjtlrc NanIen TIM nid1ta sur Sa.
dje. cine Soulle ocs StidioIa bat
ltrls bier juinmnlcnBciiIbrt, JIG miro
urS bnI0 nic0er trerncn gftnm tell
Oil unIcrCln TcIte, lei iroD mo Ocntc
niht ill mor9cn. Isle Oiirien mir
Did ntnncn?"
sd bin Der Sitter Scarf" ipraf
&IrI &ittcr, aui Den lllitigen Son
einJCbCn0, Damn rCid)te or Den bel0en
WiINtcn Die @un0 mo Oantte iiir
Die Gmlaounh Die er alulnbm.
Gr bate iOiort erfannt, OaB bier
iun9c&, irobeS &ilnitlcrpoIf icin @e.
len trtcb.
NIia, Die Srallt Oea lan9en Eina.
lar, Elm bcrjige$, 5terIid,ea mo ilbcr.
aus bepe8IideS 6igiirtClt, nit bIou'
Den Saarerl. bIallell Illgen lno elmer
roiig ilberbauhten. ~OltftenOen 9aut,
iprad: Sci gegriiBt, Bitter &arI,
or bait ms geraOe nod; Bcfe1lt."
GIS lid aarl Bitter Dem anOcren
Mi0GdTn, elmer boher, itlanfen Gr.
idIcinun8, nit ebcnio anmutt8en,
ilit tGnigIi6 Itol3en 9epegungcn
nahcrtc, oa iab er, OaB i'm 6pci
NuNtle, berrlide Illgcn priiiero mt
l~tcrtcll.
lln0 2io iprat: oSn Oeinen Nh.
gen iebe id Ounfle Sdntten, mobl.
an. cin 8ott bat DID gu ms gefiibrt,
baIN peroen ltnicre &er5cn bren'
ret."
@itteridmer5Iid irogte aarl Dit.
ter: v9oit bu 10 pieIc &crjeL ifGnc
Nia?"
@ie0er ciu tur5cr, abcr itnrfer
Bid, ais ioate CT bis sum &er5cu
Nriuacll. 0oun elm i0beS AuiIeltftcn
Scr NuntIen Ilgcn nno sic furje
I%lttpcrt: sd boiie eS."
aarI Bitter mar pon Dem iife.
ren Gone iaIt betroiien.
Ger Ionge @in&Icr aber Iadte unO
riei: ,Gu ipQit es gIei6 wiiicn, Die
bIuiic SiIic lit unierc T%ropbetin."
@dbrCnO er it'd luieOer in Sic Sill.
dc mnnNtc, bali &orI Sitter 0cll
Qt00d,en 0ie Iestcn &erjen ant @alls
rlre allbrtngen.
2orl Bitter mltbtc nitt, wic inn
Jcid'ab. Cine Shln0e bate i'm Der.
ponOcIt. Gr ipiirte ctrua3 BON or.
lUohCnOer 6rcuOc, Don llcuer &cbcn@.
lHlt unO Oot) mai fallm cine Stllrr,
Oe IeitOem Dergan9cn ga er perbit.
teri un0 ocrgrGmt in ciuiamcr
Sd,nccpiIOnia ciniom @cibnodt lei.
:rn bate mollclt. TT fonnte icille
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Elm Iiebcs, Acknowledgements N1O'
den, obcr zines arnlen l(nterbeam'
ten &inO. 6riib ifOn muBte lie ielblt
lDr 9rot per0iener. gu alien Int
glide mrliebte ite itf nod III elllen
cbenio arnlen Wtuiiter, Der lih nit
ieirtem @erOienlte taum iclbit Ourd'
Drad}te. Die beioen maren obcr poll
irober 3lueriiht mo mUr0cn olen
Marnlllgen gum Grote Wtann uno
Neib.
Yin Dem Sage, an Dem mir Oeincn
ietiten 8eburtstog icierten, bob i'd
Charlotte un0 elias &ertram Gin
l0d;terten ans Der Souie. Giner
mir bcute nod unertlorIldtn re.
Bltllg iol9enO, lieB ih bel clnem
No!Oidmieoe 6wel gan5 0bnlidF 9tin.
&c onicrtlgen einen filr Did, cincn
iur mein Batentin0.
NcrtramS iino Damn iE3 Nu5IanS
Jejo8en. Sine 3citIong IhrIcb mir
Gtarlrtte nod, Damn ober bortC lt)
nc nlcDr etlpa5 bon ihr. SOQteIt on
ie einrnnl i'm &rben an cillcr @an0
ciucn Ming ieben, Der Ocillcm gIcid2t,
mic Gin 81 Dem olocrel1, Dam cr.
fu1Ni0c bid nod Ger 9elitcrln. Sit
6 Charlotte Miecrbcimta Eod)tcr,
Damn iorid)c noh ibrem Gdidio. mo
igrcM GrDebeu. SOllte ea n0tlJ len,
10 bin0e ih Dir Die &rrpiIifurrJ
cui, iiir ieuc3 WtdOhen mic iilr Ocine
lcitIId}C StWcitcr jl iorgcn,'
SD babe mcincr 0tllttcr Ooa Ger.
iprrdIcn gc5cben. Nun lit ieucr Sail
elnGctrOiicL id babe icncn bling &C.
iunO@l. &cnn ih &bncn ir0cnomlc
ni;tlit icln fallL Slc mijr0en mir
cine IrcIlOc MAIDEN, mcnn Sic iibcr
MIDI pcriiigtcu."
"a rcid)te Nin &arl Sitter nit
elmer bcr3lidJen 0ebdr0c Die @Qu0.
SER Sitter, ncbnten Sic mcincn
Can't. sd broltde feline ircnlOc Sill.
iG. I'D ba6e mir mCin Nc6cn iclbit
NrcdtBerid)tct urb bin chs eigcner
Strait Ocn Neg gcgongcn sen i'd mir
uorQc5eitnct bette. @or Sabrcn picl,
lejdt, Bate id) nm mcinrr urnlcn
GItcrr plQen SIR bod)bcrji0cS Nh.
8ebot on8enommclt, 0od Nun Ruben
beiGc idon l6ngit."
lleber Die 6eicrtoae bIicbcn 0ic
ulcr MenidenfinOer in Der Siittc.
IS naren irobc, id)0nc 3nge, Die fir
MorI Bitter wieocr cincn @enNc,
pulft III icinem 2cbcn bcOcl,tctcu.
Ntit ben 0rct &iinItlcrn itic0 cr
III Ial. Gie Orei lcbtcn in G0doll.
Ocnl Ir6hlifcn NtoIcrncitc. &ort Nit.
trr COB ibncn oos @eleitp bis Miin.
GCl, Wtit Dem ScriprchCrL iid) oft
III lCGcn, trcnntCn iic lid.
Sarl Sitter, Der trot leinCr ,Slt.
0cnN alf Dem @cbi2tc OCS Woidi.
HclbouC3 clncn Nau1cn bottc, murOc
boIN nad)bcr Die &citun0 rillc& arc,
zen &crtc3 o]n9cbotcn. mcId)c Stcllc
or nirliobm Sic Shattcn Die i6on
lclC OVERWHELMINGLY bonntclL 6c0an.
llcn III perGIoiIen, Die SCnuiogiobr.
ten nod Gofau wnrcll inn icNcS.
I1INl ell GrIcbniS lrnO lulrrocn i6m
5a!N SIR -- @cr5cnSind)c.
%lS ri@0cr @cibrlodten fornmt,
!perrcn Die bciNcn Mil,Nc 0oll5 all.
lolllcnqcboren mo miro sic bloiic
Hllit. 10 ucriihcrt Scr lonNc |inSlcr
lclNtr gftn, 6rol aorl Sitter
lclt. go.
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GY79Iac unicre 2cier. peId)c sic
Setting nift regcImabie erbnItcn.
bcnofri6tiecn, oomit rutr g(bbiIfc
iin6 gebcterJ ms Der RoItfortc az
idoffen f0nner. Gle ertpeiien ms
bamit cine eroBe 8efGIIigfeit.
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Hin u1rr strlr ntrtt an Dir Lirhr halt.
&on Wiag 9autbcnOcp

&on Dag 9autbcnbcD.
@lnoerbarer Stern in blazer 9tad)t,
Sait Gid lclldtenO belltc oli9emad)t!
ySeln baIt belle Notihalt Oh gcbra6t?
Grittit perfiInOellb aus Der 6erlle gcr,
9eine bellcn @lidc iino nidt leer,
llno ole gtoht miro Geinem 2it)t l1idt ittper.
8unoerbarcr Stern, 0, geb' llitt iort,
8ii1toe mir nit einen lciien @ort:
SIT Die 2icb' ein 9imrllel bier pie Oort2
llnO Der Sterll, er ipridt olrds 6cniter bin:
nGauieno 3eiten id cS inne bin:
Jfur Die 2iebe lit beS &ebcl3 Sinl.
&einen anoern @inlncl bat Die Melt.
llno mer iid) nidt al Die &icbe b0lt,
Sit ein Sterl, Der tot gum ~9lbgrlllo iGut."
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Wlrtun9streiS idjien ieiner NrbeitS.
fuit eridIoiien 81 iein.
Nm ieren @eibnaften bate er
elie fennen gelernt, cine Sreun0in
telner SdapeIter. 9as Sdifial batte
ibln elm GoppeIgIiid bei6crt, Sas Der
arbeit uno Der 9iebe.
Gle. Sc CAB Dem einiameu Rann
einsn Std i'm Ser5en, rpenn er bes
EageS geoafte, Oa er iid Dos if0n.
tie Mao4an 10 leidt serponnen bot.
te. Sdcn I'M 5aidina pur6e bic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

sistemate dai delesati fiumani in con-
ferenze che continueranno trn essi ed II
Generate Ferrario duronte la giornuta
d oggi. IL Generate Caviglia 81 e.
intrattenuto una giornata inticra in
Abbazia, ma non ha avuto diretto con-
tatto con | delegati fiumani.
La discussions, secondo informazioni
pervenute da ufficiali, 81 accentra sulla
1uestione di che cosa avverra' del
legionari di D'Annunzio, per quail
delegati fiumani chiedono siano permessi
di rimanere in Fiume a speciale .carico
della citta'.
Gabrielino D'Annunzio, fglio de-
poeta, O. giunto in Abbazia, ma gil fu
rifiutato d proseguire per Fiume.
Parecchie bombe furono lanciate, 10
scorsa notte, sulle posizioni mantenutC
dale truppe regolari italianc.
Gil italiani nutrono alte speranze
sulla politica internazionalc per il 1921
specialmente per In sistemazione della
questione dell 'Adriatico. II Governo
per In sua energica azione contrC
D'Annunzio, ha dimostrato Ia ferme
intenzione di dare esecuzione al trattatc
di Rapallo cio' varra' rimuovert
ogni cnusa di sospetto contro f1talia
La malone spera, ORA che u trattatt
ha cementato l'amicizia ira rItalia I
Jugoslavin, che l'Italia accetti l'invit
del primi ministri di Jugoslavia G Ru
menia per divenire una specie di pro
tettrice della COST delta ''piccol
! intesa." la sistemazione deli Adri
atico avra' una grande influenza sull
condizioni inferno del Paese. L'Italia
liberata dall'incubo di una situation
impossible, 81 dedichera' interament
al lavoro di ricostruzione.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
D'ANNUNZIO EXILED;
MAY GO TO IRELAND
Poet Leaves Fiume in AirpIane
on Demand Of General
caviglia
BY the Associated Press

Rome, Dec. 31.-Captain Gabrielle
D'Annunzio has LEFT Fieumc in an air
plane, going first to Venice and later
to Paris, the Giornalc d'Italia reports.
d 'Annun2io's destination is unknown,
but the speculation includes Ireland, for
which he has always expressed symp0-
thy.
An airplune has been flying over
Fiume territory and in the district he
tween Zara and Tricst scattering papers
declaring that Italy is unworthy the
sacrifice Of D'AnnunziO's life in her be-
half.
All terms laid down TO the Fiumar
delegates at Abbazia by General CaviG
liza have been accepted These terms in
the city: the release Of lcgionariPs from
their oaths of allegiance to the regency
Of Quarncro' abandonment Of tht
islands of Arbr and Yeglia. in the Gulf
Of Quarncro; restoration of all pris.
Oners taken by the legionaries; the sur.
render of all arms and munitions ap'
propriated from the Italian army, ant
that all lcgionaries not natives of Fium,
leave within five days.
Although all essentials had been ar
ranged for by the Fiuman delegates th
conference between them and Genera
Ferrario continued all day today. Gen
oral Cavig in stayed at Abbazi
throughout the day. but did not dea
directly with the delegates
/ The discussion, according 10 informa
ticn received from officers, appeared I
center on what would become OF th
| D'Annunzio legionaries, the delegate
asking that they be allowed TO stay i
! Fiune and become a special charge 9
| thc city.
Settlement OF the Adriatic problem
! will have an even greater influence ol
! internal conditions. 1t will enab
! Italy, relieved from the incubus of al
! impossible situation. TO settle down t,
/ the work of reconstruction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

publican side. Harry NJ. Daugherty, Of
Ohio, was sent to Washington TO in.
vCstigate and report and TO measure the
senator's. He found the Republican ma
iority in q state of agitation over the
reports they had that the President.
elect was much too pro- league. His re.
port to Marion was followed by tele-
gram to Senator Knox from Mr..
Harding.
Mr.. knox's tyrcwrittCn statement Of
views undoubtedly presents the Rcpubli-
can majority view that there shall be
nothing more in the way Of association
OF nations than the declaration Of a
common purpose 70 defend civilization
exCept. Of course, the world court, which
is not in dispute
In talking to the press about his
mrmornndUm. Mr.. KrOx'a manner was
interesting He spoke with great conf
dcnce md emphasized the Importance of
his statement. Of which part is quoted
above. He failed 70 indicate his ap-
proval Of Mr. HGrding's proposal as II
stands, as Senator Fall, Senator Shields
and w. J. Bryan have done.
On the contrary. he expressed his
opinion that Mr.. Harding would work
hl" 10 nil, which is n very different
NlAlL- AlV Nv tAI''I 'll lAtlA "a l'R = NAA
Daign speeches as a reason for bclicv-
ing that the President -nleCt would adopt
policy in harmony with the statement
which he had brought from Washing
ton.
When asked about the cabinet. he de-
rlincd 70 talk. saying that is Mr..
EIarding'S business" as II the policy Of
thr party regarding tn" treaty and the
league was at least as much the SEN
nte's business as MIR. HardinG's.
He did not indicate that Mr. Hard.
, ing had agreed with him Is to what
| tho limits of association among nations
should be. There was n it'll" note of
= rhallcnge in his tone. Nor" than once
. No warned the press that his statement
! must not be taken "a indicating Mr..
, IIariing's views. but Us merely eX-
pressing his OWL. If Mr.. Harding and
Ne had been in agreement. there would
I huvn been no occasion either for the
other statement or for its publication.
! Til" situation is clear. The Senate
, has challenged the tight Of the Prcsi
! don't eject to make party policy On the
, lcague by such conferences as he i.
! holding with individual party leaders
He must reckon with the Senate az @
body. Mr.. Harding is ready enough
! T. compromise. What he is seeking is q
compromise, but it must be one which
will go through the Senate and be ac-
ccptrd abroad.
The Knox plan is clear. Il dodge,
the difficulty Of the two thirds maj
ity Of the Senate. for, being a resolu
tion, it requires only majority vote
and il makes a bid for that sentimen
il Europ" which sought the Anglo.
French American defensive alliance il
preference to the League of Nations.
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FOOL|NG OF WILSON
DENIED AT FORUM
DR.. Charles n. Haskins, Harvard
Historian and Commission Mem
Der, Defends President
SCORES BRITISH ECONOMIST

That President Wilson and the United
States were not 80 much fooled and
overridden as popular belief would have
it was indicated last night by DR..
Charles II. Haskins, professor Of his
tory in Harvard University. who was
chief Of the division Of Western Eu
rope Of the American Commission to
Negotiate Peace. The speaker had for
his subject 1.-THE New Frontiers OF
Germany" us his contribution to the
real story Of the Peace Conference at
Versailles, that constitutes the forum
being held weekly at the Academy OF
Music under the auspices Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER.
These facts were brought out in the
livclicst manner in answer to several
questions handed the speaker by audi
tors. although he indicated these points
on several occasions during his lecture.
Briton Made Charge
Great amusement was aroused and
not n little Of furry among the audi
cnCe both by n question concerning the
supposed banboozling of President vii
son by Premier Clemenccau and by DR..
Haskins' spirited answer.
The question asked whether the state
ment made by !. NJ. Keynes, a British
economic expert and writer, that Pre-
mier Clemenccau had bamboozled the
President, was true.
II read, ii was said. that after the
premier had bamboo2led the President
for several months, he couldn't debam =
BOOZE him.
DR.. Haskins replied that he believed
he said that "thc premier couldn't
bambooze the old Scotch Presbyterian
for several months and then rebam-
boozle him in a short time"
'If the premier knew what I did
about Scotch Prcsbyterians, flashed
DR. Haskins. his eyes twinkling, "hC
wouldn't have tried il.
president Wilson had all the can
niness Of the Scotch Presbyterian. He
was called slow by many. but my eX-
perience with him was that he was quick
in his power Of assimilation and ready
to use it To his advantage.
THE President was very sk!llfu
man in debate, but evidently Mr.. kcyne;
didn't see that. l think Mr.. Keynes
! formula was an attempt to revive tha
person that never existed. hut had otter
! been referred to. the economic man.
Mr.. Keynes was Il brilliant cconomis
Of the younger school. who did not hcSi
tate. in order TO make his book NOR
colorful to distort facts
Attacks MIR. Keynes
The speaker characterized the char
acter of the President as much NOR
complex than cou'd be simply expressed
DR.. Haskins also paid his respect
to Mr.. Keynes, whom he characterize
as q popular young writer who ha
grossly misreprcscntcd the nature OF th
peace councils sessions, in an effort
discredit the conference and its work
1T is stated" said DR.. Haskns. "h
the official interpreter. Captain Man
toux. that Mr.. Keynes never attended
regular session of the council Of four
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Roma, 81 dicembre. .-Notizie giunte
al Giornale d'Italia recano che Ga
briele D'Annunzio hn lasciato Fiume in
aeroplano, dirigendosi prima We
nezia poscia Parigi. Ignorasi quale
sia l'ultima destinations di DAN
nunzio, ma alcuni ritengono che vada
in Irlanda, per la qualc ha sempre
espresso simpatia.
L'aeroplano che trasportava Dan
nunzio e. passato sopra II territorio ira
Zara e Trieste, lasciando cadere del
manifestini mel quail era stampato che
non valeva Ia pena che D'Annunzio
sacrifcasse la sua vita per rItalia.
Tutd 1 termini imposti nj delegati
fiumani ad Abbazia dal Generate Ca
viglia sono stati acccttati. termini
includono la domanda che D'Annunzio
lasci Ia citta' di Fiume; prosciolga
auoi legionari dial giurnamento di al
leanza con la Reggenza del Quarnero ;
abbandono delle isole di Arbe c Vcglia
mel Golfo del Quarnero; rcstituzionc di
tutti prigionieri presi dai legionari ;
consegna di lutte lie armi munizioni
appartcnenti all l'Esercito 1taliano. ed
infine che tutti legionnri non nativi di
Fiume abbandonino Ia citta' entro
cinque giorni.
Attire disposizioni essenziali saranno
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VERSOLA fine DEL
MART|R|0 D. F|UME
Gabrielle D'Annunzio ha La
sciato la citta' olocausta
Partendo in Aeroplano

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