davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Clamp GIarR esItSEbcm.
!Maihlnatpn, 8. s.

&albingtOn, .. s. 95n
ieinenl II. &cbena!oGre lit am
=. Yidr5, , Gage uor ieihenl
9(uslheioen aus Oem 2lbgeorO.
netenbauie, Dem er 26 Sabre
lang angebort un0 als oelien
Spreher CT s Sabre lang itin-
girt bate, Der 2lbBcoroucte
Gbomp Glarf ans Dem 9eben
gei6ieoen. Giue 9ruitieIlent.
3iiuoung, ole iid in @eioIge
einer ihnereu GrfQltltng einge-
ltellt botte, ln0 Ger iid, iniolge
ieine8 oorgeriidteu 9llters, per.
ld)ieOene anoere &raufbciten
5ll1eicllten. fiiDrte ieincn 800
ber6eT,
CT Dor Sprerber Oes 0auie
lpdbrcno oeR ganjen Weltfrieg2
n,itbtc obcr iGid 2Imt abtreten.
ols ole 3cpltbIiconer I'M Sabre
1918 ibren arobeu Sieg III Den
@on9rebpableu errangen; ieif
Dem mar CT 0emofratiiber Glib
rer i'm 6mtS. 35n Der lesten
@abl mar oub er Ourb oic
Anti.@ilion 6odfluth aus Dem
GongreB geieet wor6en unO
icin 5ermuh wGre om 4 0is SIT
Gnoe gegangcu.
r5m oemotratiidlen 9{otionol.
conUert 0eS S5ubre5 t9t2 batte
er Ole groBte Stinlmenjo6l I'M.
ter allen Gunoioatei1. ais our6
0iohenifluiten ISM s. 8rDans
ser Gonoent oui &ilion nm.
id)lpenfte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Gsene rnITIdc dub.

g8ie SdaeamtSiecretdr SouIton
Dem 8uneesienat auf glufroge nit.
t6eilte. iino Die ShuI0perifreibun.
gen in S0be uon $tS70O0,O00, Oie
ieiuereit uon einem Gertreter Der
ruiiiiheu 9tegieriina &erenSfp'S Sen
Ser. Stooten fir cine AnIeibe in Ser
gcnannteil 6obc ausgeitelIt mmOen.
mumebr obgcInnfen Die 9lnleibe lit
Demnah, ianrmt ben ongelouienen
3inlcn. ieBt 5ohlbar ngegeu Sidt"
Ter Secrctdr fiigt biniu. e5 lei bis
lett nod nid)ts getbon mnrOcn, 0ie
6oroerm9 ein}iitreibeu. Dit 3iuien
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
6unitun mnH reinen @ein elm.
iflenten.

Scr s5uiti5 .9luSidub oes Senats
Fat cine pon 5euator Ree0 (Gem.)
non @}iiiouri unterbreitete lm0 cirer
reaclred)ten SorIoOung 9Icihfoln.
meuoe Reiolution ongeuommen. in
Ser Sd]asanKsiecret6r S6ouiten ,,an-
gelpieien" miro, idutmtIithe Core
iponoen3en iiber 2lnleiben ans 9lus.
lon0 uor5ulegen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Scr GOrgreb.

5ie6erbnfte Sbatisfeit in beiScm
Sdniern. = Hutbtarif anscnOm.
men nnO Dem &rGIOcuten iusc-
ftellt. GinWanScrmns Onrdl
gnnabme Der SilIinsbnm gill
itarf bcidlrGnft. - Scuat erflart
iidl fir sl6riiitnng. - Srieesgc.
fete bis auf 3 miOerrnicn. - IL
WtilliOnen fir Snrdlfi9rnng Der
4rObibitiOn bcluilliat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
gSiliOn iurat fir Snmrtltp - amf
6egimentsnufuitcn.
glsaihinatun, .. IS.

gSaibingtun, .. Is. 9Soiepb 4.
9untliltp, Secretdr 4rdiioent gBiI.
ions, lit Der 8oIteH zines slsisstiess
Scr aeineilidjoftiihen international.
len Gpntnliiiion oom 8raiiocnten m.
gebotcn lpproen; Oos MINT piirOe cuf
2ebens}eit icin uno Elm SahreSgebaIt
non $500 ein6ringer. 9ie gtnen.
mtng beoarf niht Ser 9eitQtialtnq
ourd) oen gunoesienat, 10 oaB alIo
98iIIon freie @an0 bat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

2yn Merico itreifen $4,000
gabnangdtelIte, 6o1 Diro ser 9e.
trte6 aui allen 8obnlinicn auircht
erbaIian ourd] Strelt6reAar, 5rei.
milliqe uno 5Qlooter bic unter mi.
litdriifem 56M 5en 1ienit Uer.
ieben
lin i6n bon ieiuem 2eiSen su
beireien", eridloB 81 Eontiac, yaidJ.,
elm fiiG6riger gurife ooriGeli6 iei.
men 9idbrigen gruoer, sen er 6eim
SheibenidjieBen 5ufilIig getroiien
uuo perpunoet Bate.
oSn QorosGatot0 iino mebrere
meitere 8aiifen 8ei9Iciien rpor6en.
Seit lebtem 1ooember bdben bort
10 Ranfeu iflieBen ntiiiien; 3rei
iinS pieoereroitnet uoroen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
oSapan bietet srpt,.

8ie 9icontte SSibii, Ser iopnniide
9otibafter in Baris, Dem 2teoratb
mttbeiIte, miro SapQn lid, obioIut
meigern, irden0 einer 8ieoereupdg-
ung 0es inn 5ugeiprohenen gon-
bats iiber Die Sniel gap in 9etradt
81 5iehen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Gas abergl0nDiid'c 9'aris.

]}od ,4ett BaGlnen iollcn IN
Boria beutc me6r ais $4,000 Cd
l}erioncn iIh ourh 5eIlieben 5teru.
0euIm, 9sr0pbe3eiell uuo Stortel.
itlagen ourhbrinaen. gntpit mou
aud cine @tul pon 0ieier ptontai,i.
iteu 5tyneuua al, 10 idlagt .Baris
IN 0Ieier 9ejicbunG oiteH1ar bod,
ale irihercu 9ietoroc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
1bilaSelpbia triift %Ur6creitmnsen
fir cine @eltunSitelluug i'm
Sahre 1926.

YbilaoeIpbia. @bilooclpbia
miro int Sabre 1926 sur Crime
rng ou Ocn 100. 5brcstaa Ser
llnter3eidlulng Ger lhtoI6bdngiafeit5.
erfl0rung cine 29eltnuSitelliua Der.
auitoItcu. Sin pom 9irqcrnteiiter
eingeiebter glu9iduB pon 100 ser
ongeicheriten 9iiracr miro iiber oie
tSraac oie enogiltige @ntideiOlnq
i0llcu bereit9 taudlen dber i,fou
8idncsnul monadl oie 9lu5itelhIna
ollie bislana abnchuItenen in oen
Shattcn itclien iol.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

nlnB fid fiigen,

pnODnsr GOnfereu5 mill Seutidl-
lamb NIT 6rmtaler @eiualt bas
(sntmadlnnes TrOsramm Der
slIliirten nafsfpinsen. = SOll NIT
Srnppen iiber5Ugeu luerSem. =
Genfid1e 0cgenpOridjldse rnnSwes
abgeipieien. - 5ranfreid brennt
|idOn uor Segier, iein Miitbden
an ben perbaften 9entidcn 5n
|fiiblen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

Ter 3erit6rer rg9oolielD bon
Der arriericaniIdlen Ariegsflotte Scr.
ianf an Der pacifiidlen 8iate uon 30.
nama ourh einen 3lfiammenitoE nlit
einem 9onoelsihiff. Gic 9erllite
betrageu I Sooter, , gerIebte un6
Is &erIniBte.
0os britii6e llnterbais Bat
cine arbeitsloien@eriider anoe-
monument; bic 9iegieruna 5dblt 90
SdilliHg (Si) iuohentIidl fir Mdn.
ner, beiu. Is SailIing fir 6raren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Soften Der 3eitunasbernnsgobe itci.
gen nod fmmcr.
f1nrrIshnrn. lSn.

Sarrisbnrg, Rn. Z. " @iI.
liam5 uon gittsbure, Brdii0ent DER
,Anerican Jiewspoper 4ublii1cr5
aiiociotion crtIarte in cin@ NM
iprohe ouf Ocm Goneent Ser .Gcnn.
inluania gliioriateb Dailies" in S0r.
ris6urg. ga, boB Die 8crIog9foitcn
Ser 3ejtungcn bober ols je ieien unO
nod INNER bober iteigen, uesholb
an cine 0ernbieBung Der A6onne,
ments. II. 2ln5eigenpraiie niht SIT
6enten iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
SObleugrnbcnbeiiter nno 8ereleate
idlrGpften Sas Gnblienm ae-
mciniam.

SnOinnapOliS. Die 9un0es.
Sranojurp in indianapolis bot 9ln.
fIngen erbobeu gegen 226 8ru6en-
beiieer, @rubengeiellidloften Roh-
lenbGnoler lmo 9erqIeute, Die iib
perihmoren baben iollen, oie S3obIen-
production 3u beIhr0ufen I'M 5ie
@reiie in Die 6ohe 3u treiben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
arieas5mfanb beiteht in sSrlanS.

2ublin. - Sling 8 Send in Cub.
lin. elm ats ainem Gbefrihier mo 4
betltbenoen 8id]tern beitehen0es Sc.
rift, bat einit!nlnig erfl0rt, 0aB in
7SrloG0 arIegs5uitlnO 6eitebe
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
ErOblemc
Der Gbcmie.

lle6erraiilenOe Grscbnihe Sicier gSii-
IenidaIt in mnierm 3eitnlter. -
Sic ROeIidlfeit elmer fanitlidleu
GlementennmwnnbInHe Saritc 10.
gar Ildimiltcntrdnmc pcruirfIi.
dlcn. - GrineipieIl Oicic RSalidl.
felt bereitS erfannt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
@aIhiuotuu. y 6,

@GibinatOu, .. 6. - Ser Con.
oreB arbeitet ultter Sob0rud, mt
Dor Sboresihlub am 6reitog nod
mogIidJit pieIe Ser nod uncrleoigteu
SorIagen 5u erle0igen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
prSiiSentenmabI fsTtctc
iiber 10 aliIIisnen,

g9aibingtOn, .. s. Gic
aoiten Der iiiugiten gr1iioen:
ihafts @nbIcanlpogne in oen
Ser. Staoten betrugen $40.
338, 500. mic Elm NIT Inter
iltdJuug oer 2Ingelegenbeit be,
auftragter SonoeransihuB 6es
Seuets berednet BAT. Die re.
plt6licaniihen 6auoi0oten un1
Gompnqne Crgdniiationen bo.
BEN SS.t00.739~pie 6eniofrati.
idlen 81, ,231,7D onsgeoeben.
Tie 9luSgnben Der GanSiOaten
uno Grsaniiaticncn fIeinerer
9arteieu rpuroen nid)t beriifiih.
tigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
@eidIrGnfnna ber @inwan0ermna
berfniif

Sails 9SrGii0cnt g9ilion sic 0iIs
Iingbam'ihe GinponOerun0$ 9iu
nidt petirt o0er Ourh 9tihtuuter-
ihrift obmlrfit neroen sic Ser.
Siaaten 5lm erIten NPaI in ibrcr
@eididte Der @inponoerllng gegen-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

iiber cine iharfe 9eidrdnfllnas
litif eintreten loiien. gei6e Sduier
bateu sen GoniereB 8ertdlt iibcr Sic
GilLingbam ASiil gitt9ebeiBen, 0urdj
mcIdle sic @iumon6erlmg ouf IS
Honote pom 9lpriI on oii 355,.
i6t beichrdnft xnir0
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
@crbsiprad ser 2laslaaooeaiiden.

Gcr 9uno Der gusloH a5eutiden
Der eineu Breis fir ejnen .8erbe.
ipril6 ursgeldrieben bate bat ben
nadJfoIgen0en bon adti Slrol0 iut
Den beiten 6eIun0en:
8at in0 Gc6nb Der bcutideH Qraft.
Eie fern Der Seimat @eae i6aifi,
sic trcu Sent 8ei6, tgeu 6euil1er agt
steioLo8 orb irenoeu 2sea 8eipGart
Ga III mirtlitb uiele5 3uiauHelr
gcfobt III oieien bier Seller, nlio
namontIiA ote Iattc oaDon enthait
cine giabRllu9, bic iih all &Qlier.
id,oitcn in tbr 1tamnDllh i1feieelt
iolltcr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
scnat fir ;ylutten.9l .9l6riiituna.

Ginitimniig beifIoB ser Senat BEL
eIrem 8otum BON SO Senotoren Ser
sSlotten-8emilli9uuosbin Elm 2fmen
Oement ou5ubdnger, in peldem Ser
GrdiiOGnt nuF0eforoert miro, cine
Gonferen3 ein5uberuieh in melder
sic Ser. Stooten, 25o2an uuo @roB.
britonnien iibcr eine 6lotten.2(briilt-
unq berntheu iolleu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
sOtbtarif enbsiiltis ansenommcn.

9eiOe SGuier baben oen 6or6ucp'
id)eil 9totbtarif in ser i'm GongreB.
2luSiduB uereinbarten Sorm gutge-
beiBen uno OcrIclbe liegt Jest Dem
8rdii0enten nor.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
&ielluei6erei bon elmer Srau bean.
traat.

Iaris. Cine 5Srou aerpisfoiuo,
g}itglieo oes 4bgeoronetenbauies
Der Sidedo-Slotpafei, bat, fpie rad,
@aris beriftet miro, cine 8orIaoe
elngereidlt mad Der SIR 5e6unq ser
9ecoIterungs3abl fir olle @2dnner
utter 80 95a9ren 3ipei f5rauen oblis
8atoriIf eemadt peroen iolIten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
81 100000 fir @ru6i6tion9 2nrdDr
fiihrnna.

)tadl biBi9eu Gebatteu ieeteu Bic
Frohi6ittmla- -Sanotifer es 0urd. 0aB
ser 9ieliclelg fiir Die @efdnrpilm9
DC; e5efrCnte6onOeI3 fiir oir .}eit bis
INN 2Ibidlub 0e5 Aednunasiu6r3
$50 %unll bic Suuuue non 81. 100.
600 lur &eriiigImg geIicllt pur0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

glf Gerionen pur6aH gctootcf
mebr ais TOO Derlett au0 ge85n 500
Uer6aftet ais 6olge pom lltru5en re-
bolutlondren Characters IN ,aorenl
SStalien
Trei g2enidenIebcn foroerte
cine @ru6enerploiion 5u Gentralia,
81.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
MiSerrnf ben arieasaeietc.

9ur6 cine bon bei6en 63ltiern
ongenommene gemeiniame Jleiolu-
tion tpur0e Wioerritf aller arieasQe.
iebe oerfiigt, NIT 9lusuabmc 0es Sc.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Oent prefiterabTeb Gbiir
n. Gber esSifnet.

&aIbinetOn, .. 6. - Gos
9unoes-Gbergerid)t bot bieieui.
gen SbeiIe oes 9euer@eiebes
fir neutrality-suspicious. erfIdrt,
inter 0enen Die 9feqierltng i'm
Sabre 1919 ocn aohIenItreif
3lm 9IbihlitB gebrabt uno ipG-
ter ibren tSelOiug STR 0erab-
ieeung ser Soften 0pS 2cbens-
unterbnIts oufd 8roceiiirung
onaeblither @ud)erer uuo Gro.
fitgrobiher in 93abrilngsnlit.
tcln unO anoeren 9ebensbeoiirf.
nilien eingeleitet bate.
Iie SoI9e oieier Gntfd)eiouna
iit oaB ollie gegen BEN Grofit.
guher erridteten Sdlranfen
auigeboben limb imo alle aeqen
8rofitgrobifer ertaiienenStraf-
urtbeile mo nod ihncbcnOen
9luflogen binfdIliq ipltroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
GurSpa ipirS allies iet,MI'
Sio bIeiben.

yOnSon. Sir 18eorge &niib
Der betamtte 6ritiide ltationol.
0conom, bat in ciHer in Sonoon
aedaltenen 9ie0e erfldrt::
Ser @rieg bat europa cine
Stuloenlait non S2J0,000,
0G0o00 9ebraht Sd babe Die
Gage it Sen 0erid)ieoenen curo.
p3iId1en &lnogrn gepriiit uno
BIN mj0cr l9illeu 5ll Dem Be-
fana GtHnuerT~ ds-sasla Gus
ropA ieite 5dlul0en gltfad, Ge.
plt0llrcn lDlr0. ("
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

(315 mn ~. 8roccnt bcldliit iih
Der 8unU icbt ouf mebrs ais 5000
000nln
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06

ieses gegen Sanoel NIT 6em i5einoe,
oes .gibertD 2oon" sBeieses iu1o oes
@eieBes, ourh oas Die aricgs-
1inau5.Gorporotion geidaiieu mur.
Ae
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
9lanbanidIlas lseaIiiirt.

Cie &igsiopgorlnge, oie oas
gunoesihotamt ermdhtigt, 0ea
eabnaeieIIifaiter eine lbeil,nbIung
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
Die @anOatsiran,.

garis. Ter In 9Saris tnaen6e
Iaratb bat Ole ousriconiide @ro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-06
PnfreidD brennt idOn barnnf, ieine
&adgter an ben 9catidlen
dns5nlnIien

Paris. 8ie officieIl in Qoris
|anntgegebeu muroe, iteben 0ie
Sritpoen i6on uuf Dem
|rung, nm iofort meter inGeutif.
| 5 ein3nrTfen, penn Dies gebofen
|beint.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
OPEN five Cent
FARE HEARINGS
judges Carpenter, Baker and Geig-
er to Decide Whether Injunc-
ton Shall Stand or Fall.

Chicago, Dec. 2-Three federal
judges today opened hearings on
the injunction restraining the IlG-
nois commerce commissions order
reducing surface car fares from S
TO 5 cents.
The fare reduction order was is
sued Nov. %, and at noon Thanks
giving day Federal Judge Joseph
A. Carpenter issued the restraining
order on petition of the street car
companies that the order was con-
fiscatory and that it violated the
Illinois law.
Besides Judge Carpenter. Judges
Francis E. Baker of the Indiana
district and Ferdinand a Geiger
Of the Wisconsin district formed
the court to decide whether the in
junction shall be dissolved, modi-
fed or made permanent.
The issuance of the fare reduc-
ton order followed closely ruling
of the United States supreme court
refusing to take a hand in the &C
ton brought by the city admins
tration to force the street car com
panies 10 lower the fare themselves
The day after the injunction was
issued Judge Baker modified the
injunction at the request OF tax
PAYERS TO direct the street car COM
panies TO issue transfers 10 all fare
having passengers. The transfers
that were provided would be re-
deemable at 5 cents each If the fare
reduction order became effective.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
KILL 2POLICE
IN IRISH FIGHT
Armed Men Attack Londonderry
JaiI-TwO Officers Srangled
to Death.

Belfast, Dec. 2-(By the Associ-
ated Press. An attack on the jail
at Londonderry with the object of
releasing the prisoners there was
repulsed by the police guards to
day. Two policemen were killed
and several of the attackers arrest
&c.
London, Dec. z.-CUnited Press
The most serious outbreak in
ireland since the truce, was re-
ported in a dispatch to the Eve
ming Star from Londonderry where
two policemen are said to havC
been killed in a Jail battle.
Armed men attacked the jail al
8 a m, the report said. Simultanr
ously. prisoners began riot anC
attempted to escape. The police
rallied TO the defense of the pris
on, driving off the alta ckers ant
hemming the prisoners in theil
cells.
Details of the battle contained il
other dispatches indicated it wa
an inside job" Five wardens ant
three civilians have been arrested
it was said.
The two police were strangle,
TO death when they were over
whelmed and gagged so secureiy
they could not breathe.
It was also reported the polio
had been killed by poison gas ant
chloroform.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
WILSON TO TEST
SINCERITY OF
LEAGUE FOES?
May Urge Friends to
Effort at NetU Vim
dicotEOg2.

Washington, Dec. 2-CBy United
Press.) r Woodrow Wilson may
soon sound a railying call urging
friends OF the League of Nations to
a new effort to vindicate the prin-
ciples the league embodies.
Wilson. according to a recent
caller. believes the time has arriv-
ed TO test the sincerity Of those
who said they opposed the League
Of Nations on American" grounds.
The former president was quoted
as having said he did nol believe
senators could save their faces if
they were now called on to vote on
the question Of American entrance
into the league under reservations
safeguarding all American rights.
[. 5. "Headed Toward League"
Wilson pointed out to his caller
that Great Britain, France, Italy
and all the other leading league
are willing to agree vir-
tually TO any conditions proposed
by the United States in return for
Wilson has made no direct COM
ment on the Harding association
of nations plan. He has expressed
the view. however, that recent
events" have shown Enthusiastically
that the United States is headed to-
ward membership in a league of
nations. These events include the
arms limitation conference. con-
cerning which Wilson has main
tanned absolute silence so far as
the public is concerned.
His close friends. however, say
he views the conference as a Sc
we're blow 10 the enemies of the
league who wanted the conference
because they foresaw a strong po-
litical reaction against themselves
unless they created some agency
that would achieve the ideals ex-
pressed in the world peace.
with a consequent reduction of
ornaments and taxation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright, 1921.
to The Argus.)

Washington, Dec. whats be-
hind the Japanese reluctance to
accept the American figures fixing
the ratio OF present naval strength II
or basis of 5 for Great Britain.
3 for the United States and for
Japan?
This correspondent has had an
opportunity to examine the official
correspondence passing between
Japan and the United States in the
secret sessions wherein the Amer
ican navy explains in detail the
method by which the 5-5-3 ratio
was fixed. It is an open and shut
case. The formula used takes ac-
count first of the japanese esti-
mate Of her own strength based
upon the tonnage figures she her
self furnished, and also takes into
account every contention made by
the Japanese and works out finally
&c 5-5-3 every time. 1t is plain
piece Of arithmetic and the Quau-
dary Of all whJ have had a chance
to learn how the American pro-
gram was worked out is what pos
sible objection the japanese have
to its acceptance.
Acceptance Conditional.
The conclusion being generally
reached, partly from things the
Japanese themselves are saying
and partly from the hints they let
fall in the secret sessions, is that
the japanese are getting ready to
agree absolutely to the American
estimate Of existing naval strength
but are planning to condition their
acceptance upon another agreement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
CHILD SLAYER
CALLED INSANE
Mrs. Rachel Pensis. Who Killed g.
Year-OId Margaret COughIin.
Pronounced Moron.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-(United Press
Mrs. Rachel Pensis, who kidnap-
ed and brutaIly murdered 3-year-
old Margaret CoughIin, was de-
mented. according to criminologists
today.
The body OF Margaret was found
hacked to pieces and partially
burned in the home OF Mrs. Pensis,
a neighbor. yesterday. Mrs. Pen
sis was dead She had cut her
throat with a butcher knife.
The woman was declared a mo-
ron after examination by attend
ants at the psychopathic labora,
tory of the city three months ago b.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
0TTUMWA MAN
KILLED BY COP
"BOOts7 Emil, 81, Shot in Fight
With A. E. Mullen, C, B. & @.
Special Agent.

Ottumwa, Iowa, Dec. "A. E.
Mullen, of Ott1mwa, special agent
for the Burlington railroad, shot
and killed Boots" Emil. 35, near
the roads station at Charlton. last
night, following an alleged attack
on the agent by Emil and Ralph
Robinson, his companion.
Mullen arrested Robinson and
walked to the Lucas county jail,
where he gave himself up.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
FHTPINOS NOT
READY TO RULE
SELVES: WOOD
GeneraPs S Report Crit
icizes Harrison
Regime.

Washington, Dec. 2.-Despite ex-
traordinary progress in the last %
years, the Filipino people have !
long road to travel before they
will be ready to take over their
own government, according to the
report made by Major General
Leonard Wood, governor general
of the islands, and W. Cameron
Forbes, former governor general.
The complete report was issued
today by the war department, as a
supplement to the recent publica-
ton OF specific recommendations
made by the two Investigators.
Make Good Progress.
Need of further national i'm
provement is pointed out by the
report which declares, however.
that the administrative mistakes OF
the Filipinos have not been suffi-
cient to counter-balance the stead
lily rising progress barometer.
Generally speaking" the report
soy - e-Nhli11lSil diIfe utpdI I1tEIll s
OF the government are topheaYy in
personnel and enmeshed in red
tape. There is a vast amount of
paper work. The methods of the
administration are purely auto
cratic. There is a lack of supervi-
sion and personal contact"
Discussing the policy pursued
during the administration of Gov
ernor General Harrison from 1914
TO 1921. the report declared:
~Hurried Filipinization."
The orderly process of promo
ton on proved efficiency in the
government service was changed
TO a hurried Filipinization," and
added:
While there has been retrogres-
sion in the efficiency of most de-
partments of the government dur
ing the last few years, we ado not
feel that the responsibility for this
rests solely upon the Fflipinos, as
the ultimate responsibility for the
selection of responsible officers and
for the exercise of proper super
vision was in the hands of the
American governor general, whose
duty it was to appoint competent
men at the heads of departments
and bureaus, and above all, to ex-
erCise proper supervision over
them"
The report asserts that the FLIP
inc people as a whole do not want
independence while many who faE-
or severance of American ties DO
not comprehend the responsibilities
OF government.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-02
MORSE IS ORDERED TO RETURN TO u. s.
Japs to Accept '5-5-3' Ratio
But ShOlU LiUeIy Concern About
u. S. NQUQl Bases if, Pacific

with respect to fortifcations and
naval bases in the Pacific This
question has heretofore Eot been
raised by the Japanese in the Off
cal conferences though in the
meetings ith the press the Jap
anese delegates have emphasized
the importance OF Notifications.
The American delegation doesn't
fear the Introduction of the forti-
hcation problem though of course
II will hardly wish to explore that
controversial field until a definite
understanding has been reached on
the basis of the original Hughes
program concerning Limitation and
reduction of vessels afioat as we'll
as under construction.
L. s. View Generous.
When Notifications are consiG-
cred, the view of the American
delegation will be found to be most
generous. The Japanese cannot
contend that the bases of the Unit
ed States in the Pacific are of any
value, American naval experts say,
i the Hughes program of reduced
strength goes into effect What
the japanese really want is a
promise that the United States will
not build up her present fortifica-
uOns or add new bases This
pledge probably would be forth
coming if reciprocated by the jar
anese.
Naval bases bear a distinct reIa-
tionship to naval strength if they
are sufficiently near the scene of
possible naval operations. If the
United States were to conduct an
offensive war against Japan. the
naval base al Cayite, in the Philip
pines, would have to be much more
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