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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-07

01 ad McAn dwws & Forbes anmnl outing to Wildwood La year Mayor smith hoWhtH ah
umJh a~ nh ave band meet the excursion and have parade from the station to the ball park
Mr Smb framed witt ho habo Wildwood Crest for the loan ohe band w neeIYb hnnSh
ing the SINAI cost OF auOnoOe "m A"N"I
city
-. 4ha.a aat da1d interest in this ampagn Of Mayor Smith for reelection for the reason hatI sin
muL WM 6n and txpayrd Wildwood that our neps car be best served by continuing IN ooe
uV ohevea d TG Civ Efficient anawmntI me received 50 MAN. inquiries ab the reasons
man. poM 9 %m SmHh fHMI 6tHnyw Md be best answered. by hsp publicly shhngn ~ position
FREDERICK HMMEIEN R
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-07

In ansNerb Their man Iquresas to nv reasons for sunfn5H tho Ion Frank F Smith for Mr
pleased to state the following P6 N"" ""
Sea he @ carefully ak$Trdedo III renst even to the ent Of negahng MS own business which FIJI
gwen more OF MS uew would have hd hin handsome returns distinctly recall many instances where
purchased lands n Five Mile Beach and Frank Smith enabled hem to cree substantial home by hm
the Wng wMM8 long ad patiently IN many cases for settlement Ihss shows his deep mtsin the PR
oor CT, ana cans zee no objection to the continuation office Of efficient oHceS Successful uSneSa
ages dSCO continuation in omea and no LARGE buIreSc could be successful every few wears Hvu were fol
ompeRC change da administration
About the only complaint heara ams Mayor Smith then most outstanding one in fact seems to be tn
he has been SO many yes public servant This to my mind one of strongest recommendation
man capable Of giving the efficient administration administered by Mayor Smith, surely deserves ours supp
MS inn 1t hash ny pleasure and privilege to be instrumental in bringing Wbw0dm many nddr
properly welcomed by his Homo the Mayor have many personal eHnss speaking of the wonderful hosp
hon to these gentlemen and not one fails to compliment US on he very afbe and hspabe Mayor
The following are copies dMo Rw from large mdutnap plants showing very clearly Just howl eeo
atoms have enjoyed the hospitality Of the people Of WILDWOOD:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-07

DEA MI FIMMELEN:
carriers will not give any compensation for passengers carried this year While
tisi ute a loss vet it is the conensS of opinion our member that IN view
Of the ENJOYABLE outings Of the past this being our sixth n leach one more m
ioyable and pleasant than the previous, that we car hardly look elsewhere thai
Wildwood this ear when consideration is given to the courteous and KIND treat
menta accorded or officers and members, lot only by your SoodseH bt aso
Mayor Smith and various other members of your wide-awake Boardo OF frade'
all Of which contributed so much to Jul enjoyment pleasure While IN your
beautiful "Cty-by the-Sea' and which treatment is ever fresh in our inc
We would like to rn our excursion ONE time between July 18th n ost
if agreeable TO Won eoodelf friend Smith and the Board {. Trade, md Woud
ask you to kindly advise us regarding such time Ne understand from or
Traffic Manager Mr. Koser, that a date between I'M mentioned would (" SduS-
factory to MI. Hentschkie of the Reading.
With kind regards to your ive-wire officials from TIL omcefs OF or
Association and ner0nal REGARDS from the writer W e are,
Yours very truly
MAcANDREws C FORBES COMPANY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
By JAMES I. MYLES President
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-07

Camden, N. J., April 5th, 1920.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
SOCIALISTS Do NOT
TRY TO DICTATE TO
UNIONS, is CLAIM

Albany. n Y, Feb 20.-The social
list party never attempts TO dictate"
to labor unions when strikes are TO be
called. but labor unions striking for
betterment Of working conditions" may
always rely on the assistance of the
party. Otto Branstetter, national see
retary. testified tday at the trial OF the
five suspended socialist assemblymeh
The prosecution has charged the party
approves the general strike as a wea-
pom for promoting its class struggle.
Horris Hillquit, socialist leader, yes
terday predicted that control of the
United States government would pass
peacefully into the hands of the social
list party. when it enrolls the working
class He issued a warning. however,
that ''it is not impossible the people
of this coutry will be compelled to sup
plement their political action with a
little shooting IL the profiteering
class revolts after the majority of the
people are ready to introduce sab
stantial reforms" by legal constitu-
tiOnal methods"
Ttestifying before the assembly ju-
dietary committee, Mr.. Hillquit denied
that the socialist party intended 70
promote its program by other than
Legislative action, parliamentacy SC
ton, and in peaceful way.
But while he asserted the party was
not plotting bloody revolution to
achieve its aims, he declared history
has shown that when the privileged
minority is about o lose its privileges,
1t becomes desperate and tries to de-
stroy reform or lawful revolutionary
movement by force"
In that case it will be up to the rin-
jority of the people to defend their
rights against such lawlessness, pow
erful privileged minorities and in a
case of that kind it may come to snoot
ing"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
NY. REPUBLICANS
PUT RATIFICATION
PLANK IN PLATFORM
CONTINUED from page one)

court Of justice TO bear and decided,
in accordance with the principles Of
law and euuiiv. disputes that are JUS
ticiabie in character arising between
nations and for an international con-
ference, meeting at stated intervals.
to declare and TO revise the rules o
internatioal law and conduct; and 20
urge upon the civilized nations as n
long step forward In promoting per-
manent peace, their assent to such a
code of law defining the rights and
duties OF nations. such as was adopted
by the American Institute of Interna-
tional Law at Hacana. republic of Gu
ba, on January 23, 1917. known as
the recommendations of Havana.
The chief enemy of democracy
based upon universal suffrage and
majority rule no longer is the arbitrary
government or of a hereditary aristoc-
racy but the cruel and relentless dom.
ination OF class bent not upon pro-
iectlng liberty and equality OF oppor-
tunity but upon exploiting all who are
not OF their own kind and group. We
support and urge the most vigorous
measures to prevent by education the
spread in this country Of the doctrines
of this dangerous and undemocratic
movement
I'VE earnestly urge upon the leg s.
lutures Of those state that have not vet
acted on the spending amendment to
the constitution OF the United States
that II be promptly ratified in order
that women generally may participate
In thc elections % I'm ho,d Il, Nyo,,.,,,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
KEEPS TABS OF STARS

The utility of the Blink miscroscope
as means of detecting the proper
motion of the stars Is absolute In
comparing Photographic plates taken
by this means at an interval of 25
years the smallest proper motion that
can be detected is 4 second for the
interval, or five seconds per century.
According to lnnes there are about
three such stars over each square de-
gree on an average, or 10000 in the
entire sky. 1t is estimated that the
number of stars with sensible proper
motion will increase with the square
of the time interval considered. Ac-
cordingly, when plates taken at a CEN
tury's interval are available, ii should
be possible to detect the proper mo-
tions of some two million separate
stars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
THIEVES JACK UP CAR
AND TAKE OFF TIRES

Police here Friday were endeavor-
ing TO locate the thieves who some
time Thursday night lacked mp an
auto belonging to Henry W. Thiel-
sen. Salem Heights, as it stood parked
in front of his home, and removed
the tires from the front wheels. A
wicker case containing tools valued
at about SEQ was also removed from
the machine.
This is the second case where
thieves have bothered 20 jack up an
auto and remove the tires that has
been reported to police this year. The
other one was when thieves broke
into the garage owned by County
Clerk U. G. Boyer, raised his auto
and took off the tires.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
H0W Soldier
Dispersed attacks

For two years my stomach trouble
was very bad, my doctor had to in
ject morphine on several occasions
when I was stricken with these at
tacks. Since taking bottles of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I have
been entirely well and am serving in
the artillery, having been pronounced
in perfect health by government
physicians. 1t is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catar-
rhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomch. liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis One dose will convince or
money refunded
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
STATE IS ADVANCED
IN COMMERCIAL WAY
At ASTORIA SESSION
political questions In the state.
Publicity Tax Favored.

Approval of tax levy in the stats
and communities TO advance publicity
work was expressed in resolution:
passed during the convention, Mr.. Der
ton said. This would automatically
end campaigns often conducted by
civic organizatlon-such as the Com
mercial club publicity fund campaign
in Salem now-for funds to promte
general publicity for the state that
should be provided by the people gem
orally, he explained.
Astoria is wonderfully developed,
Mr.. Denton said. He declared that
"Salem win have to look wen to its
laurels and move lin cooperative
spirit if it is to hod its place with AS
torla." Astorians have recognized the
resources Of the city, he said, and have
worked them out.
IL. G., Il. Discussed. -.
The high cost of living came In for
discussion also at the convention, Mr..
Denton said. 1t was generally telt
among the delegates that a gradual re-
adjustment of commercial affairs
throughout. the country will ensue,
bringing conditions eback to normal.
No immediate relief from high prices
could be seen by the retail men.
Home products week was conducted
in Astoria at the same time as the
convention. Mr.. Denton said, and he
declared that Salem was "by far out
shined."
The capital city came in for repre-
sentation at the huge banquet Tues
day evening, however, Mr.. Denton
when bottles Of Salem's famous Applu
lined the lengthy festive board.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
RECOVERED COIN
AFTER FIFTY YEARS

flfty years ago when the founda
lions were being laid for the Washing
ION statue IN front of independence
liall IN Philadelphia, John Nash, then
u Policeman, threw two-cent piece
INTO the hole being dug for the founda-
tions. Recently when some changes
We're being made to the statute, Nash
recalled the incident and stirred up
the dirt and uncovered the coin. Ii
VIII be hung IN Independence Hall In
cidentally Mr. Nash recalled that two
cents had Il buying capacity at that
time treble that of today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
DECLINE OF THE PARLOR

One of the large manufacturing
companies Of the United States is en-
gagged in the construction of great
number of houses for its employees
and while there are many novel fea-
lures in the way Of making conven-
fences, the most striking thing about
the homes is the total absence of the
usual parlor The space is thrown
into the other rooms, 1t looks as If
the parlor was out of fashion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Fighting Between
JapS and Reds In
Siberia Reported

London, Feb 2O-Fighting has been
in progress on the Amur river in 81
IBERIA between insurgent forces and
japanese "a Moscow wireless message
states. "White" troops reinforced the
Japanese and e fierce struggle is rag
ing with the insurgents supported by
Chinese, the dispatch declares.
In regard to the situations in south
Russia a bolshevik communique to-
day says:
Enemy ships have bombarded
Genichesk Con the sea of Asov). Stub
born fight is occurring 25 verts north
east of Staxropol ton the left bank OF
the Volga)."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Commissioners to Hear
Testimony on War Crimes

London, Feb. 20.-Persons living in
Great Britain, France and Belgium
who are witnesses against Germans ac-
cused of war crimes will not have to
go TO Germany to testify. it is declared
in a Berlin dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph company today Such WITT
nesses, it is stated, will be examined
by commissioners sent to the countries
named.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
POLES NEARBY FINISH PACT

Warsaw Wednesday, Feb. lS.-Po-
lands peace program to be submit
ted to the Russian soviet governmrn,
Is nearing completion and viii be COM
municated to France and England for
approval before being dispatched 10
Moscow Premlers MilEerand of
France and Lloyd George of Great Rri
tain have already been consulted on
several Of the chief points.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
INFECTIONS RATE OF TRAVEL

The rate Of spread of infectiouf
diseases Is determined not only by
the nature of the transportation facil-
tiles of the region or the era, but
towns and villages, mainland and is
land, are invaded early or late or pre-
served entirely from attack according
as they lie within or without the
avenues of approach or are protected
by inaccessiblity, as in instances OF
remote mountain settlements and OF
Islands distant from the ocean lanes
or frozen in during winter periods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
COAL IN THE PHILIPPINES

A vein of coal has been discovered
in the Philippines which is said to be
up to the quality Of the. Chinese fuels.
The amount has not been ascertained,
but it is certain that it will answer
the demands Of the islands for many
years
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
PAPER FOR FINLAND's FORESTS

The shortage of paper in this coun-
try is being relieved by shipments from
Finland, the very first consignment
consisting of more than 10000 bales.
This material was loaded at Kota by
women stevedores.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

fashioned pQultice or plaster and cam
mot blistery ss. a
Besides rheumatic pains and SWELL
lngs Begy's Mustarine is speedily ef-
fective for lumbago, backache, neuri-
tbs, pleurisy, bronchitis, sore throat
chest colds and all aches and pains
because heat eases pain--9O and 60
60 cents at druggists or by mail, S. C.
Wells & Co., Leroy, N Y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Take Your Choice of Poisons

Thirty-two new poisons We're dis
covered during the great war in
munitions experiments in the United
States alone,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
ALCOHOL AS A MOTOR FUEL.

Alcohol alone is not suitable for
use in existing types of highs
internal combustion engines, such a,
are used in motor cars, but mixed
with an equal part of benzol it form,
an excellent fuel for this purpose.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

rheumatlc pains
and even sciat'
lea and gout but
it's a mussy af-
fair and general :
ly blisters.
Heat is abso-
lutely necessary
if you want per-
manent re lief.
Begy's NJ ustar-
i n e, made OF
true yellow mus
tard with other
pain relieving in
gradients added
is just as hot, is
cheaper, cleaner
and more effec-
tive than the old
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16
&iliOll al8
SictatDr.
&atiiicatipn Ses @eriniIler SrieOens
ioI Gampnsneluinns iuerSen. =
SemOfrateH iuGen tiir bsOing.
HngslOIe 9lnnabme scs 6risbeHs-
DertragS nnS bes SDlferbnno'
pncts einItc6en. glmcriea's
Gbre itebe anf benz Spiel.

g8aIbinstun, .. IS. = 8rditoent
8iIion bat erfIdrt, oaB Die oemofro.
ttihe 9artei in ser otesidbrigen
8ablcampagne fir ben Y}eriuiller
@ertrag obne ie0en 8orbebalt lno
obne ieoe 46idWd6ung eiutreten
miiiie.
Die 8elegenbeit oa5u CAB ibnt
cine 9epeihe oes Goriisen0en oes
oemofrattihen GountpeouiteS BON
Dtultonomab Golmtp, Oregon, Die
foIgenoermoBen Iaiitete:
nBrimdrmobl am 21. 0fni. Bite
telegrapbiren oh Sic es fir Dihtig
batter, Gonoiooten su noniniren,
Die iih berpflihteu fir oen &eriniIs
let @ertrog obne 9orbebolte ein5u-
treten.
6ieraui erpieOerte ser Br1ii6ent,
ME nom oNbite 6ouie" befannt
genl1ht mur0e:
SD erdhte es nIs cine gebieteri.
ibe gfotbpenoigfeit, ooB oie 9nrtei
iofort iid ais uneridiitterli6e Ser
ied)terin Ser @bre Ser g}ation uHo
9efiirporteriu oQeS 3eSjenigeu ers
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16

WGudlen, i'm 9lpriI. - CGorr.)
- Die 9ebanptung lit bieI erorter
worOen, ooB in Sriegs8eiten elm sro.
Berer lleberiduB an auobeugeburter
au oer8eihneu lei, gleidiam ais OF
Die 9}otir Die S8uuoen, Die Ssl
0leuicb iicb ielblt i6ldgt, pieoer aus.
gleiden poIlte. SeIblt Elm 10 Der
porrageuoer Statiltifer, ME b
Jirts idreibt: v9tah SSabren Oes
NliBwadies, groBeu uirtihaftlihen
5toumgeu mo Rriegsiobreu meroer
perbdltnismdBig ctrpas mebr ana.
ben eeboren aIs gepobnlich. slul
@nmo Der mlnnebr oorlieaenoen
@eblIrtSltntiitifen aus Dem &riege
tritt ober Or. Serb. Riterstous in
Der oVdinbener @e6isinilhen 8o.
theuIhrift" oieier gIniidt enteegen.
Someit mir Oie @eburts5ablen nab.
reno DER ueraauaeneu Sriege Der.
folaeu fonnen lit nireenos cine Der.
artiae gritbeiuung in groberem
llmfonge feit3uitellen. Gu6 nod Dem
RrieQe pom t870-7t mar fem lie.
berihuB an Snnbeugeburten 5u Der.
3eidJneu, obipobI oos oft bebouptet
miro. SSyn Den S5obren tS6S-1873
bebic!t ole 3iffer Der @nobcugebur-
ten ibren foritonten 98ert bon t06
bel uuo Setgte MIR in Der engcn De.
5imolitele geringe S6nonfunaeu.
Gas gleid)e gilt nudl fir Sronfreid1
in oer SSnbren nadl 1870. Der
9rieg lit eben feline RohrfrdFt, Die
ginfluB olf grluolegeu6e @eiese bo.
ben fonnte. 60 melt StatiItifen
iiber 9naheneepnrten in Den Iebten
Sobreu oorliegen, lift Die 3ttnubme
MIR geringfiigig. gtad ben fir
8reitBe1 neroifeutlihten 8iffern be-
trug Die 3nbl Der auabenaeburten
1914 t06,3S, 1915 106,39, 1916
1921, 1917 107,40. Die 3unab.
me lit aIio MIR gang geringfiiaiq.
8enn man ben @riiuoen nad)Qebt
aus oeuen Die bieIfafJ perbretete
gIniibt BON Der giinitigen @nmir.
fimg oes Serieges oui ole Senabenge-
burten enHtanosn lit, 70 1T oaiiir
nu8ufiibren, oaB man nidt MIR Die
auf 100 @eburteu berednete anoben.
5iifer beriidiiftigt, iouoern aud Die
abioIuten 8ablen. Cine an uno fir
iid seringfitgiee Steigeruus Der
Rnabcn5iifer bon 0,5 entipridt bel
elmer NdIlion 6'eburten iton einen
glebr non 5000 anobeu. Dieies
Wlebr bot oann an Der aniid1t bon
Der oalsgIeihe10en 8eredtiafeit Ger
mitleioigen gtahir" gefiibrt. Dieie
Grtl0rung Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ole iid aus Der 9etrahtunq Der
abioIiiten 3obIen ergibt, IGBt fh
aber obne ie6e mpitiife SyuonTprltd-
nabme oes 4rieaes ourh Die grobe
9n3dbl neiter Gbclhliebungcn erfld.
rem Die nod 1yabren mirtihaftIiGer
SdWieriqfeiten eiuiest Cine Stei.
aerlrg Der auobengeburten ourh
Den ariea ldbt iid nod oieIcn 8eob.
oftilngen rirgenb8 nodWciIen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16

geter Smit6, Grace WoBmon
uuo 6a3el 5ulfe, 3 S6uler oer
Sohitule in Charlton, 25o, ertron-
fen in Dem oortigen 5touteih Der
burlington .9abn, ais elm 0tn0itoB
ibr Boot gum aeHterH bradte
Steueru i'm 8etrag oon 1851.
100000 iiu0 in 0eu Iebteu 9 9lona'
ten ron Gorporationcu eiuaej0geu
mor0en Die ialihe 5teuereiuicbdbuu.
qcu einqeihidt hattcu mic 8inneu.
iteucrcounliiidr 0illions mittbeiI'
te. inoem er ocn GouqreB I'm ST..
100000 sur Iedung Der Soften Die
fer }lrbcjt eriudjte.
Cine @'orId9e, ueIde e2 81
eincm Ger9e6en itempelt meun &c
mon0 eincr 3eihn1 unridt'a'
2euiq'citen sur }er6iicrttidlm1
ijbcrabi. bnt ourh lIuteriflri't 0cs
G}ourernqur5 Smit1 I'M Stoare }Sep
9)orf C5cieecstr0it erIanat
q(dt GerioneR lUtr0eu get0Otet
un0 3S rcrlebt, BARON f. Iebensge'
fohrtit as ua6c BortIon0, Ore,
5ipei clcctriihc ga5u3ii8e aifeinnR'
6erPraqteu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16

cnnii9en 6iibrer es DorgeId,Iagen
boben. Gsenn mir 0ieienige 5liDrer-
i6oft ousiiben ioIlen, Die ben Sriin-
bern Ser 6epubIif Dor 4ueen geitan-
ben bat, unb altf oeren S6affuna
6urh ibre gtadfolser iie iih perIoi.
len baben, uliiiien mir bieie Sadie
mutbig uno unerldiitterIib entidIoi
len ourhfiibren.
nSie boben eriportet, 6aB oie
Der. Stoateu itetS Die iSiibrung bel
Der 8ertbei0iguug pon 7yreibeit uuo
georonetem SSrieoen in ser gan3en
8elt baben wiiroen; mir iino uint
rpertb, uns ibre 9fadioIger 5u BEL.
BEN, penn mir ni6t 6as groBe 3ie[
oerpirfliben, 6as Iie eritrebt uno
flIuogetban boben.
8abres 9Imericnnertblum, 0aS
einiig nobre glEiericanertnim lit
oa$jenige, oaS Die Ser. Staaten an
Die Spibe Der ireien Nationeu itellt.
0o5 Ole gro6en 8eripref)ungen ein-
lot, tpie mir Der 4SeIt geluaAt bu.
ben, oIs mir in BEN ariea eintroten,
Der nitt gum 8ortbeil elmer ein3eI.
nen 92ation ooer 8ruppe Don Ratio-
ueu gefiibrt poroen lit, ionOern gum
6eile aler. 90 ioIIen mir oas bet
lige 8Iut iiibnen, oos pergoIien NOR
oen lit, uno 9lmerica 8u oerienieen
Madt MAIDEN, 0ie Is i'm 91otbe Ser
Nenibbeit iein ioIIte 9ieies fam
eS iih nift geitutten, auf einen
GurhidnittspIas unter 0en geotio-
nen berab5uiinfen unb MIR cine Ser
9totionen iper6en sic iih I'm ielbiti.
ide 3ielc obuitben.
nGie 6emofrutiihe @artei bat iett
cine groBe @eIegenbeit, ser iie iih
gepodien 8eigeu miB. 0ie Gbre Der
ytation lit in ibren &dn0eu."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16

9aris. = Ser 6rieoenspertrdg
ser AQiirten nit Der 8urfei, our9
belden gnglano, Jronfreib uno
S5tolien gemeiniam nit @riehens
Iqno gu i%en gortbeil ole Siirfei
fned1ten, lit am Qinstag i'm auspors
tigen 9ln1t in 9aris Der tiirtiihen
Delegation iiberreift noroen.
9ei Der lleberreihuug oes 0ocil.
lmentS erflGrte Der fran8oiiid]e 8re.
mier 9tinerono, onB ole Siirfei
ourh ibren ariegSeintritt an Der
Seite Der Gertrolmd1te Den &rieg
perl1ngert babe unO iest oafiir
biBen miiiie. 3ie gIniirten ioete ct,
bdtten iif enti6IoIfen, ben Sultan
in @onitontiuopel 5u belaiien, mir
0en ober oarouf beitebeu, oaB Hube
uuo 0ronung in Dem Der Siirfei
nod per6leiben6el 8ebiete geDdbrt
miiroeu.
Selpfif Fnidba, S5iibrer Ser tiirfi-
idlen Delegation, uobm oaS 9ocus
nent entgegen uno iagte oaB cine
ibriftIt4e 9lntport ourauf erfoIgen
meroe.
Die 1iirten bnben 80 Gage 6riIt
sur Grorterung un0 8eantruortung
6eS 8ertrags.
9tidt periger tpie IA 9ora9ra.
pben oeS 9ertrngS iino oeu 9(rlne.
uiern, @riehen uno anoeren Nfin-
rerbeits. s.gfotionolitGten in Ser Cir.
fet eepiomet, 6eren 9tedte eingebeno
6efinirt uno feIt9elegt neroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16
GnolanS crbdIt HSppeIte
loertretnno im 11,aibs
inotct.

8aIbinetpu, .. s. - Gin cana.
bidder 8einnoter fiir bte Ser. Stoa.
ten miro in Babe ernnnnt per0en.
Ssn elmer on [. Ntontag i'm cana.
oiiden Yarlanlent auf 9Iuoronung
oeS 8eneralgouperneurs nno oes
8arloments in 2onoOn oerIeienen
lmo ourd1 Die britiide gotidaft in
@dihington acknowledgement gr.
fIdrung. ipur6e in alIer 5orm auqe-
fiinoigt, ooB Die britii6e Reqierllng
beobiidtige ibre conaOiihen ge,ieb-
ungen NIT oen Der. Stoaten gun3 in
Die Sdn6e Gono6a's GIT Iegen.
AuberoroentIide 8emaIten iolIen
Dem connoiifen 8eionoten ertbeilt
weroen Sn abmeienbeit 6es britt.
ihen gotihafters miro er noae Gon.
tro1e iiber ale britiihen oipIomoti.
iden 9tngeIe9enbeiten nit SEN Ser.
Stanten iibernebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-16

aeIoiien moroen ieien un6 meitere
3lpeibunoert 9oftbefehIe iebt suriif.
gc3o9en neroen miiBten.
1oS 9esertirnnsS-@eicb oerIdlGrft.
gSaibingtOn, .. s. 4rGItoent
g9ilion bat bic oui Betreiben oe3
@eneralouuoltS 9aImer bonn Son.
QreB uuaenomntcnc 0orloge unter.
3eitnct, oie 0as geportirungs,@e.
ieb 10 oban0ert, 6oB 3eiptihe un0
fonItige 9luSf1n0cr, Die n6breno oes
ariegs IN oen Der. Stnaten inter.
uirt moren oeportirt peroen fon-
men.
Jtoh 6em reucu berihdrften 8e.
portirungs. .@eies fonnen nift MIR
iolfle ausldn6er, Die iudhreu0 6cs
6rieg8 Der ltebertretuud 6eion0crer
Qriegsoeroronungen ihuloig beiuns
0en tmtr0en, aui 2tuor0nunQ 0e5 2lr.
beitsiecret6rs nod einem gerh0r Be.
portirt mer0en ionoern aud 2lQe,
oie ouf einen pom grGiioenten aus
aebeuoen 6oitbcfebl bin feitqenom.
men muroen So 6eportirte Berio.
nen Iin0 fiir INNER ail5 BEN Ger.
Stoaten nusgeiHohen.