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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
Growers Sell
Half Million
Pounds Of Wool


One Of the largest sales of wool
made recently was consummated
by the Oregon Wool & Mohair
Growers Cooperative association.
The transaction involved over
100000 pounds Of wool, a large
portion of which moves by water
through the Panama canal to east-
ern mills. II is understood that
prices received ranged from to 8
cents per pound more than similar
woods have sold for at country
points. The increased price was
secured as a result of the careful
grading and tagging given asso-
citation woods. as well as the sell
ing at market direct to manufac-
turers. This method of direct mill
selling is only possible where
woods can be supplied to large
enough quantities to meet mill re-
quirements in graded condition.
The association now lists among
its members several country bank
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

Values on the Main Floor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

ers who own sheep, as well as q
number Of wool growers who evere
formerly country wool buyers as
well. One such wool buyer ship
ped carload of wool to the asso-
citation which has since been dis
posed OF at satisfactory prices.
The association has sold wool at
the highest price which has been
secured for wool in the grease in
Oregon, Washington or Idaho this
year. This was lot of choice fine
wool which brought rs cents a
pound. The association reports
that there is good demand for
fine and medium woods, but low
coarse woods still remain low in
price. Straight braid wools and
South American wools, which take
the place of valley braid in manu-
featuring. can still be purchased
in large quantities at to 10 cents
per pound. 1t is not expected that
braid woods will show any substan-
tial advance for two or three
years.
Directors of the association are.
r. w. Herrin, Ashland; G. L..
BeckIey, Dixonville; J. 3: Corncyl,
Shedd; G. H. Thompson, Silver
ton; ]. w. Smith. Aurora; A. B.
Flint, Beaverton; R. Roy Booth,
Yoncaila; w. F. DeFord. Central
Point; w. w. Poland, Shedd; VIM.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
States Asked To
Pay For Stars In
Memorial Tower

Washington. Nov. 2.-state leA.
islatures will be asked to appro-
PIRATE funds necessary to defrav
the expense OF Installing their
proportionate share or the four
million stars which are to deco
rate the dome OF the National
Victory Memorial building. n
was announced today by M.a
Henry \. Dimock, originated OF
the project. The building /. 10
occupy the square at Sixth and D
streets. northwest. given by con-
gress for the purpose. The embel-
iishment OF the dome with gold
stars for those who lost their
lives and blue tor all others who
served In the world war, is to be
feature OF the structure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
INDIANA
N | N E R S
WALK OUT
Twenty Thousand Men
Quit Jobs AS Protest
Against Scrapping of
/" "Check OFF, System

Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. z.---
Work in the Indiana coal field
was practically at a standstlll to-
day as a result Of walkoGts OF 2p,-
600 men employed at approximate
ly 300 mines In the state, accord
ing to early reports received at
union headquarters at Terre
Haute.
Widespread walkouts Ia the soft
coal fields Of the country were ex-
pected at International headquar-
ters Of the United Mine Workers
Of America No reports. however.
were available there as to condi-
tions in the sixteen states into
which messages were sent last
night by the union chiefs, advising
that discontinuancc by operators
OF the check Off as ordered BY
Federal Judge Anderson's injunc-
tion was to be treated as breaking
the existing wage agreement.
P. n, Penna. secretary Of the
Indiana Bituminous Coal opera
tors association. In a statement,
took issue today with President
John L. Lewis, and other union
officials, whether obedience of the
injunction would result in viola
tion OF contract between miners
and operators, asserting that the
contract provided that both par
ties were bound by any decision OF
a federal court.
centralia, H., Nov. e.--Tonr
hundred miners OF the Marion
County Coal company refused to
work today, pending dafinite de-
cision Of the 'check off" method
OF collecting union dues ny the
operators which the federal court
at Indianapolis enioined.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
p,
Last Trib,|
To Dead i

Rome, Nov. 2.-sol.s.
ence by king and peass.s
% italy's unknown sold,s
POI Of her 100000 dead, n
BODY arrived in Rome ii,
ing and was Transported !,
carriage to the church !,
Maria Degli Angel. It Il
lie in state until its tI.,'
ment Friday in the .al,,'
country" under the v,.,.'
manuel monument. w
The heavy gun car,,.,.
with its symbol Of a ps,,a', ,sss
drawn by eight artlllsrS ! !.
ers rolled along the lIns \
cortege as great throngs g. !
silently. BY its side wals.s ! !
escort Of honor the lIta.
than a score of men a..
with Italy's highest mllii,,s ss
or the gold medal for vsls,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

ing the leading role. it should
make very pleasing picture.
The English --sssss are plan
ming several activities for the OBJ
|seryation Of Better Speech Week
November 6-12.
Miss Syp, Miss Records and Miss
Godbold attended the football
game in Portland last Saturday.
Miss Smith ana ssiss Arbuthnot
are teaching In the institute at sa-
lem this week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

Monmouth. Or, Nov. 2.-Fol-
lowing the custom which has be-
come a recognized fact at the NOR
NAL school, the school has invited
the American Legion OF Inde-
pendence to take part In the pro-
gram for Armistice day to be Civ
en- in the chapel. The guests will
further include members of the
w. r. G. and G. A. r. The pro-
gram which will begin promptly at
10 o'clock a. m. on November II.
is to be varied one but the ad-
dress OF the day will be given by
Hon. w. n. vfnton OF McMinn-
Vile. Mr.. Vinton was formerly
president OF the Oregon senate and
Is now head of leading law fi9ra
in Mcbiinnvlle. He is man we'll
yersed in law, keen observer,
and an intense patriot. His speech
will therefore be OF unusual merit
and the Legion and its friends are
fortunate indeed to secure so able
q speaker. An elaborate luncheon
will be served the guests by the
people Of Monmouth in the parIorsl
of the Christian church. The pro-
gram has been planned to give
ample time for this generous re-
past.
President Landers has now thor
'ughly acquainted himself with
he work OF the rural centers con-
iected with the normal. He is
the spirit Of cooperation
IS manifest in this as in other
'hases Of the normal work, and
hat the work In the centers Is ap-
,eaIing to the students strongly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
Cleveland Homes
Without Milk;
Drivers Strike

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 2.-Hun-
dreds OF thousands OF people Of
Greater Cleveland were without
milk this morning as result of
the failure of between 750 and
800 union drivers of the Telling
Bellevernon and subsidiary COM
Dany to report for work.
A break in negotiations for a
new wage scale preceded the strike
vote last night.
Several hundred drivers OF 9TH
er companies will not be affected.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

I The Halloween party last Sat
urday evening, given by the stu
dsnt body, furnished most en-
tertaining evening for all who at
tended. The decorating commit
tee had done its work well, rs had
the committee on entertainment,
and the guests enjoyed al sorts OF
Halloween customs and pranks to
the utmost.
The Delphians will give their
first regular program Of the year
Friday evening. November 4, in
the chapel. This will be a Japa-
nese program depicting manners
and customs OF the flower king
dom as shown in story and song
The program will begin promptly
at 1890 o'clock in the chapel.
Guests will please note that the
hour OF literary society meetings
is 73O instead Of 5 o'clock.
G. 0. Holman OF Dallas, repre-
senting the national organization
which is endeavoring to promote a
more thorough knowledge Of the
constitution Of the United States
among the general public, spoke
to the students on Tuesday, Mr.
Holman is a graduate OF the Chris
tian college, class Of '73, and pre-
faced his remarks with some anus
ing "reminiscences regarding the
good old days.
A motion picture made from the
play Peaceful Valley will be-
shown in the ,napel Saturday
evening. November 5. Peaceful
Is an amusing picture of
.ural life with sufficient complica-
ions Of plot to make an entertain
ng play. With Charles Ray play
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
School Census
Shows 100000
Children In Nation

Washington, Nov. 2. = The
school population of the United
States is S3,25O,S70. the census
bureau today announced. OF this
number, comprising citizens five
to twenty years Of age, more than
21, 10000 were attending school
between September, 1919. and
January. 1920, when the census
was taken.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

Cotton Hose for Women and Cid
rem in black. brown and CT n0
white. 8 pairs for.-.--.-U UlsUU
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
Townley To Start
Serving Term In
Prison Late Today

Jackson. Mimi, Nov. "A. c.
Townley president Of the National
Non Partisan league. is expected
to surrender here late today for
service of a 90-day jail sentence.
imposed on conviction Of violating
the state sedition law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

RfddeIl Jr.. Monmouth: J. r. Cole
man, Coburg; C. J. Hurd. Corval-
lis: G. s. Henry. Oakland: Claude
Buchanan, Corvallis. and E. A.
Mccormack. Eugene.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

Good standard Percale, very nice
patterns and colorings. CT m
5 yards ... .UU
"A special assortment of very de-
sirable Percales, good range of pat
terms and colorings CT m
Duckling Fleece, suitable for Ki-
: ROn0s 1apS. and nd BathrOves. 81 IN
yaruS Tor .---..-----.....-..e eD 1sVU
Pretty striped Shirtings of good
wearing, neat qualities, CT 00
colored stripes. s yds. d 1sUU
Very fine Madras Shifting in pref
ty small colored checks, CT m
36 inches wide. yards D 1.W
A special assortment of fancy COL
ored Dress Voiles in checks, stripes
and floral designs. OF m
3 yards -......... ID .UU
Extra large size Huck Towels, good
heavy quality. OF m
5 for .....-. NI.UU
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02
Values on the Main Floor
What You Can Buy
at $1.OO Big Savings

Women's Pure Silk Hose in black
only. This is splendid buy. We
advise you to lay in CT An
supply. A pair sUU
Children's Fine Ribbed Hose,
combed cotton yarn. CT nO
Sizes 6 to 10. A pairs d l. .UU
Women's Fibre Silk ds1 %
Hose. Special, 2 pairs. eUU
Women, Women's Cotton Lisle CT nn|
Vests. 3 for ..-.... D1.UUI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-02

Extra Fine Dress Gingham, lovely
patterns and colorings. CT AA
Choice assortment of 32-inch Dress
Ginghams that mean a Ct nn
big saving. A yards ID i .UU
A special lot of very good Dress
Ginghams, good assortment of
: Plaids nsrds and stripes. 81 On
yaruS -------.-------.-...--...- eU Il eUO
A good line of Fancy Dress Cling
hams, checks and CT 90
plaids. 51s yards ........D .UU
Fancy Figured Colored Marquisette
for window curtains ,R1 An
Art Cretonnes, SO inches wide,
good heavy quality, suitable for
petticoats, aprons and O1 NA
artwork. 3 yards .---Ol.UU
"a Bleached Pepperell Sheeting.
2 yards .-.-.-.......D ID .VD
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
g3nOnitric 2cmOfratic" cinseFHbrt.

Gbicnap. 9trniour & So. IieBen
in ihren i0mnitfiflen 9lnlo9en cine
gQohl obhalter. in lpelder Sic 9lnqe-
iteIlten Gertreter erforen, fir sic
9iIoung elmer uSnol1trie- Gentofrn.
tie, in ipelher glrbetfgeber lino 9tr.
better gleihe &ertretung bGben fol-
len. 3icie a0emofrotie" iolG ale
fSrngen bon 2obnen, 9lr6eits3eit imo
ionitigen Observation-Disclosures in ben
9lnlngen Der 5irno SIT erIeoigen ba-
ben.
2ic 5irmo fiinoigtc ferner an,
baB sic 9(biidlt beitebe, id)licBlifJ cine
aus fiinf 1JtitgIic0ern bcitehenoc
GonfereNbebor0e IN ie0er ihrer Nm.
Iogen imo cine Gonferen3 General.
beborDc BON 6rei 0litgIieocrn Sic
ans allen 2tnlaaen gepdbIt miro.
ms 2eben 3lt riiien. SSn GS1lIen, no
0ie 8ertreter Ser arbeitge6er uno
Scr 9lrbeiter iib nift einigen fon.
ren, f0nnte 0ie Strcitfraae einem
Shie0srifter unterbreitet neroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
3lnei stnaten nns Nlidlinnn.

gnniing, Did. ,Gi Der 2liiem.
Bin Ser 2toot2lcgi@lotur non 4}idli
qan III uou 9lbG @alter Socr5c cine
gelucinidmc 9leiolution euugereitt
mor0eub nod me.dcr Der GongrcB
0ltigtior0ert lper0eu ion, 9lid)i9on
n iluci 5tantcr Sll theilrr; Bic mn
erc 6ul6inicl IolI 0cll 9tanlen 4Pihi
aan 6eibebaltcn, Die obere 6olbinicl
0dQedcu Emperor" gcnnuu uer.
Ocn. 9(bg. &cujc begriinoctc iclnc
@orIoqc nouit, 0oB Die - 2lbgeor0.
netcn Der cbercn 4oulbiuicl III Der
2lIicmbln ijbcr6aupt nidts III logeu
bdtlen, mo 0oB Bic Sntcrriicn Der
bcioeu Noalbinielt oerort mjr ciuons
Der III &55ariprnd iteben, Oob Oie
oberc HalbinieI 0drunter jn Iei6cn
hobc.
5dlon felt uchrcren ,$nhrcr lit Die
llra91 Der lhetfuug D}idJiaan i'll
ilpci oefidieoene Stodton rr0riprt
por0cu. ood) bic &orlnar oea.t's 1T
ser erite &eriuh. 0cn 5Inr 0nrd) olr
%c04ldur ln0oiiircn Hl laiien
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
prcbibitiSm nisr Tiir Sas
,,ocwSbnlicbc" Dclf.

gSnibInatDn, .. IS. Dtit Or
laubnib ocS 8robibitionscomnliiIdrs
&ramer nuroen. uie man ieet er.
iabrt, reide ,aeIlcroprrdthc" 0e5
ehemaligen 9rdiioenten 8ilion all
8ctr1nfen ans oem @eiBen Sonie
mad 6cm neucn @ilion -0eim on ser
SsStroBe transportirt, ebe y0r. lSil.
ion miog. Il. Il. uur0e aus Ocm
Sfcllcr Der @raiioentcn 8eiioen5 ein
gnnjes 6aB 7eiriten ihottiifeit@his.
feps herausbeior0crt, o1S cbei,io mic
cine itattlihe Guontitdt gutter. theil-
lpciie icIteucr 2&eine Der ueridic0en.
iten 0larfen imo GocIlif0re ocn IScg
nah Der 2 StrnBc ian0.
Spirituoiel transport Grlnnb.
niB erpirften nebit Dem gr-@r1Ii-
oenten dud 5ubIreihc friihere Nit.
glic0er ieine5 Cabinets. Serr sra.
mer mar nit @eiud)en nm 0ernrtige
transport, - 8erlnits" ieitens hoher
8eamten be5 alien Regimes, Die in.
Stpiiden ihrcn groOu5 beperfitcIGgt
ba6en, forlilih iiberIauieu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
Scin Bias fir Elm rdlriitlidlcs"
Sngcblntt.

G6itnaO. Ter o9lnlericon 2niIp
Stnnoar0@, Scr por pe1tiger ol5 Orei
Nfonnten NIT Der 9tnfin,Oiorng ms
2eben gerllien rpur0c. oaB or oeu
StdnOpunct eines d,riitliden Gage
bIotte5 pertrefeu meroc. lit id)on elm.
geaangen.
5. GIouer MonSna, Der 4f1iioent
Ser GerlnasgeieIlifnft mo ,Shriit.
letter oc5 9lottc3, g1b iolger0c gr-
fG1rung: Ser .2lnericm Gain
5tnnoor0" Fat 0erilldt, oen 29iin-
ifen icner 9cute, 0ie iid, NIT Oen
3eihungcn, pie tic criAenncn, unju.
irieoen crfldreu, gercht 3u per0cn.
@ir baben cin driitlidc5 Slott Der,
du8gegc6en, eilt 9latt. oos iauber,
mabrbeitslicben0 mo obne &orur.
tbeil mar. Sic 6riitlifen iSii6-
rer 0ieier Sta0t bnben un5 poIIit0l,
big I'M itid) gelaiien."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
%illcs rnbla in Nnsfau, nlcloet San
ocrlip.

Berlin. o1aaen 5lc ben Zen.
Un in Amcrita. nid)t 1eu (ScichiGten
non aegenrcooIutiondrcn Gemeeuu.
gen in 9ioalau (Sloubcn 3u id)enfen.
Niles lit rubig in uH0 nm Mosfdn."
2ic poritebcnbe Grfldrung fonlntt,
mad cirer in Berlin eingetroiienen
orabtloicn Icpcid)e aus .DIostau, BON
Dem aneriCanlidcu 6inantier g2oFb.
inqton = &an0criip, Der BORT nit
Dem obcriicn @irt6if)dftaratb Der
SoIpict 9tc1icntnq iibcr Sic Gin;cf.
bciten Der OIL DOS 8onoerlip i5mtoi.
rnt crt5cilter arofcn Gonceiiioncn i'm
nor0meitlifen Sibirlcn ucrbou6cIt:
@eitcr iclt sic 1crridle: ,Gcr
eil3i9cu aaurpf BEN id) in D'osfau
dcicben hnhe. mar ein Sd)nceball.
a5efedt s,piidjcu 5fluIningen in Ocr
]}dhe 6e@ Arcnlls. 15m Grnit gcipro.
dem uidlt cincn ciniiaen 1dub babe
idl in Dio3fou rcrnontmcn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20

Die 9IlIiirten bat iton jest, lpie SSobn
Softer Sulles, americaniides @1lt-
gIie0 Ser gSie0ergntmaduues &om.
nliiiion, in elmer 9lniprobe Dor Der
,,Sengue OF 6ree 9tntiouS Iiioeia-
tion" in 91ep 9orf erfI1rte, cine
S1bmung lit perihieoeuen SSuoiltrie-
centren Scr 2dnoer Scr AIlIirten ber-
beigefiibrt.
gnglano's Sdiffsbou SSnouItrie
iei fait p0Llig sitm Stiliitalo se-
fonnen, Die ensIiibe aobIeausfubr
babe 3u leioen ipesen Ser beSeiltenOen
acknowledgements Geiitidlono's al
iSronfreidb uro onoere Sr0ujirien
ieieu in Ghnliher @eiie pon ben
iSolgen Oes 9eriniller 9ertrngs be-
troficn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
SchS innec 1rlanDer in Gnblin
biuaeridJtct.

2n6lin. 5edl5 ilu0c 3rldn0,~
lpur6cn am /. Montop inn 3Mount
,Son 03cidnQniiic unn Der 6ritiid1rn
RcdicrunQ hiuQerid)tct 5ie nnrcn
IduioiQ bcfunocu morocr al PIT
ariiicu oui brltiidc 5oloatcn uno
9olipiicu bctheiIiat qcpeIen III icin
bod hielt 0os &olf iic aIlaemein iijr
lnifuloi1
Mic 8roteitc nno @eriuhe. iiir
Sic @criwr1 ailten cIncn 9(ufidlub Scr
Stroipollltrcflng SIT crIan1cn lUn'
rem pcrgeblid
Die 2inrid)tungcn 6n6cn einr nm.
aehcurc 2lltfreglng ln0 Grbittcrlng
9cruriod)t un0 cine IoIgc miro iein,
bah ollie mcit@cn 9citrebunqcn, ci'
ncr 1Frieoen ourh 1erbanOIlngen
herbci;uiiibren, auigcgcber neroeH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
Soften Der ,SnansnrntiOn.

Nni6lnetOn, :. s. 4,rdiioent
Aorhiua2 5 &nnll9urnticn bot acnon
$500 1efoiict. nie Gllintt MOODS,
5uperinieuoent Der Gartollos
DC uuo 4orfa, bclanntaeQcben bat,
w1hrcno Scr Gonareb $4,000 fiir
heien 3ucf bcIuilliat bottc, fas
@elo pur0c bonptidflid) iiir eiIcn.
qelinocr mo onocrc 5ihcrbcits.
&orfcbrun9cl dlt@ac9cben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
2us GlcnO in @icn entietIidl sroF.

8irn. Go$ it6otiiac @o6n.
lmg3omt in Nien bat cine Ramens.
liIte oon 10000 8erionen, Die poIl.
itdnOig ob0odIos fiuO. Gos america.
niide Hotbe areu3 erfldrt ober, onb
oieie 2iite unDoInt1noig tit uno fei.
nen 9cqriff oon ser pirfIiden Roh.
uuuqsnotb in @ien gibt, neil fem
Genius aufgenommen nor0en lit, nm
;u 3eigen, Die 5uiammengepferdlt Die
2eifte in 8ien tbatiddIih fDo6uen
miiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20

9obe pon 9t,tS6,S 500 3iuno ySter.
ling (etlpa 456 @fillionen 3oIIorS)
lmlroe pom /. 2oro Der 9l0miralitdt
i'm britiidIeu lluterhauS cingereidlt.
Ger 2oro mics oarnnf hin, 0aB 0ieier
&oraIidjlag INN II Millionen 3fun0
(ritnO 20 @iiIIiouen Collars niCo-
riger lei, uIs Der IettiGbrige. Gieic
Griparitib iei 5um 1bcil OaOurh er.
iielt, 0oB Oie 3abl Der in poIIer
0ienirbereitidlnft gebaIteuen @rob.
fanpfihufe uou 20 nuf t6 herabgc.
Jest iporoen iei, ypohrenO man I'M
Sabre 1914 3S gebnbt babe; oie
0tannihaftSjohl ser Nldriue miro
ron t2I500 auf t2L700 berabgc.
lest.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
Sir SinoHi 9iurlnacn.

1ic Srn9c. Oh IN ocr aurcrorOcnt.
lidlcn Saglull uon 0cu midltiqcn vi.
mans 9orlo1er DER 2olltarif ODER
Dc 9innenitcIcrn 3nerit an Die 9icihe
fontmcn ioIIcu lit nod uiht cnf.
idlieocu, GOD, itcbt idlcluiiac 9iunn4,
me ciner NorGdgc felt. ourdl lpcldIe
't''inDert mcrocn iolI, bnb bic grr
1taatcn nit billiqen curopdiId1cn
&aaren ilberidlmemnlt perocn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
@ub6errifaft i'm Stnnte Sanias.

(Sreat SeuO, Sums. - Gr.9un0es.
ienotor Burton uno an0ere ,ylon.
Bartiian 2eague 5iibrcr liit0 pon
mebreren hunoert glitglie5ern Der
~4merican 2egion4 aus 5reot gen0
uertrieben mor0eu. ,}mcI ,Crao.
nsers" Duroen ae3Dnngen itfl III
entfleioert mo 8egertieitig init l6eer
81 beiflnlieren uno oonu ebenioIIs
aus Der 5taot ggrpieien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
SraisSSiiiebe prcpaomas
90 Scu tuiercr ottfIcbcn.

Hnris. - Martel Rncfi lit nnd)
fep 2)orf nbgefahreu nm ieincn
irijheren @oitcu ais Director oeS
fralB0iiidlch I,uiprmotiou9 Gicnite5
in 0en &er. Stantcn picocr oui}u-
nebmeu. Gr miro olidl NIT Dem irii.
heren @reluier 9ipiani jliianjnlelidr.
beitcn. Ser 0emndd6t in Spnocrmii.
iiou Der irou5oiiidlcu 2fegicrlng Oje
Ger. Stautcn bciumcu mirO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
Weiterr SrrgelDal=
tigung SentidlanO's.

Soil bis snm /. Mai 20 NiiIlinrben
@olomnrf an bic Gntente dnssnb-
len, Doer Die gbOIle Strenge" bes
Seriailler &crtrnss IN fOiten be-
fDmmen. - @eiteres 0ebiet BON
Gntente. Srnppen beieBt. - &bei-
niidle Snonitrie bnrd) bic 3Oll.
mnFnnbme Der gIlliirten Upn oOl-
lisem &nin beorDbt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
Shmci} iiber iiinaitc &pltsjaBlung
cnttanidlt.

Sern. - 7ie iiiugite Golfsid6
luna hat 6ie Sd)lpei5er enttduidli, oa
lie cine 9coolferung uon nllr 1850.
600 Scelen fir bic Sd)rpe;} icitge-
itellt 6ot. MIR 100000 mebr aIs Dor
10 S5nhren
Won battc ernortct, bob Ste 3ohl
100000 erreiden iriir0e.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
rou,n ncrritt ~ y

Camp gicrritt, q. 3, Der
5dupteinihifiungs' II. 2nnounqs5a'
fen Der americaniihen Grpe0iiions.
trlippeu pobreno oes @eItfrieas. 1T
ourdj 5euer groBertbeiIs jerit6rt
morDen.
Gin y}eger, Der eine iunge neibe
Frml beIei0igt 6abeu iollte, iDur6e
nahe eagle Gafe, 5la, uon einem
gtpb gelpnd1t
- 500 Gbineien fnmen I'm bein
llnteraung oes 6ritiifen 1anpiers
Soua Dob" nor Dem 6oien pon
SpotoIp.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
Ser Setrng
OOn SeriaiaeS.

Ter uambafte @elebrte :. u. Scnnes
iibt rifiihtslOie Sritif an Scm
%criailler riSrieoensoertrns". -
Slls Sctrns am Ocntidlen Splf be.
jcidluet. 9sntidllnnb's 3ab.
luHgsfabisfeit beleudltet. - SUr.
Oernnacn Der SIlIiirten nncrfalI.
bar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
@ie naiOl

&iutnui, Ser nl3 cbcuoli9cr 4l}ini.
itcrprdiiocnt obcriibmt" mltr0c ourd'
ieine 0rtIdrrmg. ooB or bic 0tms
mclalid)ter ou@Ioid)en" nerOc. ioll,
mie oiiiciell rrfldrt pur0c, I'M 2lui
trog Der fran5oiiidlcn Hcgierlna uodj
0en Der. Stontcn dbreiieu Inn Ser
ncuel fegicritrg III &aibitqton
@liidmilnide iu ijbcrbrinacn ro
2lmcrica pou ncuem Der 6rcunoidaft
6rlnfrcid) s Su periiderll."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20

9tiuoeliens , 8oiiogiere ian6en
Den 6lantmeutoo, OILS 3ug9aIienbura.
Col, eln ShlafDngqon eis
mes in ooIlpr ,5abrt hpgrtifenen BUG
Der 9enoer & Rio @ronoe.eohn in
bron0 gerietb uuo g1tBlid einae.
oitart Dliroe. che Die 3ugnlonmidoft
0as Geuer bemerft bate.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
n6eimaefehrt!"

ytem 9Orf. - Am /. Sonntag tra.
len IN Gel6 })orf pieoeritm oie 2ei.
den pom i,G08 americoniifen col
0oten elm welhe in 5ronfreid i'm
0eltfrieg cen Ioo fanOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20

luoQllhe Stctgeriinq ieihes gype-res
prilTt.
GO 1T ri@t moglih, ouf BEN mir
our 9erfiigu7g ftbsrbtn 8nun In
ein5elbeiteu barber ein5ugeb,r. dbtr
ih tomms su Dem angsreiHen
59lub. bob ss feline Derrinftiss
Babri6sinli9tsit bafHr a:5t. BAG
0tutThionb jdhrIih msbr nls 500
Rtllioner Dollar bejabIen taHH.
Dieit Summe bat rp1 nitmanb I'm
eiE3eIren in 5raes sefteut, ipsbl
aber ipur6s iie oon oitIsn bsrporTns
oenben @utpritdten aIs eine Der be-
fer bisbsr Oorlisgtnbsn G9dsursen
beIsatiat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20

~ Bel cinem Der qcpoltiaifcn
9rdnoc, bic oie5tuot 3u6nDnS, go.
je erle6t hat, iiu6 ; Ferioncn umee.
fornmen 20 perleBt poroen idlo 2
Ucroen UenulBt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
SnnOeSienat
uertagt.

GrHennnnsen Ses SrGiiocnttH erie.
Sist. - Rod feline bipIpmntiidrn
TOiten beistt - GEtrniisnns bed
Gunsrciiss nnf ben If. Npril an.
seiett. - SOrlGufises gsrpsrdmm
cntluOrien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-20
@ie Sapam yubriiitct@.

Sufiu. Ter iopouiidle 2nnotag
hdt Elm 3uioB9u0eet fir Seer mo
6lotte in Der y5obe Don 49 Ndllionen
Sen (normol 3412 Milliouen Gol.
Ior@) ongenouuuen.