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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
MatipnQlfpmiteen.

@e6 Me6et forrige Mon6ag Mf=
ten meooelte Sorneieliesfomiteen, at
ser bette @or bl. a. after :bil blibe
ct 86rnefor, iom 10 / set ii6ite Mar
bar bGret opgibet, men iom er en-
go0 Soc og noget ser altio gier
2pffe. Sgbrigt orbei6er 6e ebrige
&omiteer meo Sber, ierlig Galefo=
miteen, iom Dog at bisie- &enipn lite
en6nu er / Stan6 til at me6oele
gan1fe beitemt bbtlfe 81aner Ser or
bei6es paa. .Mationalfomiteen er
6enne sang itgrre emo Sen 11ogen(in=
6e bar b9ret og Ser er fomnet 90
ifillige 1De 9elegoter, bbilfet fun
fan bore til @abn / set 1tore @r=
bei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Ghtragn,
9amif @angitebne / 1922.

8UWI% SuAbSI%N~N 4OS~<
Set al @angforeninger / @bicago
og andre 8per npittfte6e .Sorbun6
bill / sunni @aane6 neite Mar dfbol=
oe en- flor 6ellesfoncert / ct al @bi<
Cages iterite Seatre UNDER 2e6elie al
Ben berpmte, baniffe6te &ompontit
Carl @uicb fra &anias @itp.
De forifiellige &or bar allereoe
meo &enblif paa nebnte 2eiligb5
begpn6t Sn6itu6ering poa neg1e al
Sc it6rite og be6ite al 6anff Eoneber=
fer, iaaiom ~%&olmerila9et" ~@lper=
1fu6", ~@iborg 9omfirffe", ~@iels
@bbeion" ,oib. ct fdrite &angs Or
fe1ter bill tilligemeo bergmte Solilter
blipe engageret for bette, / Dor ST.
itorie, eneitoaen6e Sangeritebne.
Ser bar beret talt og ifrebet me-
get giennem mango Mar. for Sam=
men1lutning at bore mango 5angfor=
eninger berobre, men fgrit mi er
Eanfen begpn6t at blibe til @irfelig=
be6. Sore norife og ibepffe Sanger-
breore bar 10 f%or1engit, / bper fin
2eir famlet fig / lan6slterfe Srgari.
iationer og me6 &el6 % CLANS al.
bol6t mango megtige Sangfeiter til
@abn .og 9gre for nor6if 9tgtninq
og Sonefunit.
@o6t CT set ga at bore 6anife
@angere ogiaa tilfi6it bar fu116et
bina116en for / iarnlet Stprfe at Ia6f
&iemlan6ets ebigt friffe Goneitrem,
me BRUTE UNDER l1nionen @tierner
bbor Ri bigger % Dor. Gorelgbig e,
bog han 6 eller z al Miotbeitens Sc,
in6rulleret UNDER Gorbunoets Sane
met 6er boabes oe arbeioes energii
for at fao ollie .n1e6 - ale onnfft
Sangforeninger fra @abet ! 9it ii
BET poerite geit 1,aa u,eo i CONNER,
lntttngen % tage 9el / Chicago
ftebnet / @ornrer 1922! = Mer
mere 0plpsninger 6enre Sag a,1eaa
enoe tan erboloes be6. &enbe116eli
til Gorbun6ets @refioe,,t, &r. 2m,
ritz Dleien, 1917 Mortb Mbe., Gbi
cdgo, SSa., eIler beb SefretererL ST
st.. Marfer, 5248 &rinceton abe.
famine 8p.
&oa Danif Songerforb11nos @een'
9@rbeoigft,
anton &Diit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
r9anif Sambirfe"s DPIbanings-
fontpr.

9anff Sambtrfe bar paa lit &o1z
tor, intercollegiate so, &igbenbabn,
8z-grun6lagt ct &artotef ober Danffe
/ u6lan6et, omfatten6e baa6e @nfeH-
perioner, 6irmaer, G%oreninger, 81a-
6el o. {. b.
Set er bl. a.. be6 &ielp af 0p-
lpsninger, mo6tagne fra 6onIfe &C.
ian6tifaber % &oniulater, 1pffe6es
at in6iamle ct omfatten6e og ber6i=
ful6t Materia1e, iom itaar til @e6-
lemmernes Dispofition. 81. a. om-
fatter @artotefet @abre % Moresier
paa ca. .4000 @nteltperfoner. =
SSmioIertio er oct enifeligt at foa
bette MbreSiemateriale iuppleret MET
muligt. 6oreningen anmo6er berfor
inotrengenoe ON S%noien6elie al
M6resier' paa 6anife @nfeltperioner
.og Sirmaer / n61an6et. -. Sor 6an=
tie 6irmaerS @e6fommen6e bill Set
bore iar6eles enffeligt at foa fao
in6gooen6e Splpsninger iom muligt
ON Mrten al Sorretningens @irf-
iombe6 me6 @ngibelie al 8rancbe,
8anffotbtn6elie, ONT Mftiefapitalens
@tGrreli lie O.. /. b.
Ser err til. &ontoret in6fon1me1
en- &effe Soreip9rgiler iaobel al pri
bot iom al fommerciel Mrt, ser bite,
8etp6ningen al, at ct iaa6ont Mate
riale er iaa fpl6eltgigren6e og no
t9mmen6e 1om muIigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
GMbbrMInp.

ct go6t fienot 9@gtepar / &oloni=
en-, remlig @nebo16 Slot og &uitru,
feire6e 6ereS. @plbbrpllup ftoite
Eors6ag BEN 3. Starts. Set bpgge=
lige &iem paa 21o0 81. @ennetb Moe.
bar fp1ot me6 @ratulanter, Der
iblan6t en- 9eputation fra 9. s.. g.
2oge Scr. Is, iom in6fan6t fig ON
Mftenen og bragte 2ogens &ilien og
obligate &reient. Mr. S1ot:- Ser tt6=
ligere bar &oofing Contractor, er
MI i Steal @itate Gorretning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
FARM BARGAINS.

273 Acres Farm 8 miles from County
Seat, Monticello, Wis.,, sandy loan soil
good for potatoes and corn, including
good machinery and farm implements,
also IL head of Guernsey Cattle, 4 hor-
ses, so chickens. Good buildings, for
the low price of $1,000, half cash bal.
go interest. If interested write today
to Joseph Springob, Box 1S, Milwau-
kee,, Wis. =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Set bramatiFe.

9antas 9ameforening, fom bbert
@ar fan il1fcesful6t opfgrer ct @ar
m,ntre @maoitpffer, bill ogiaa / Mor
gibe 1oget tilbeoite, 11ernlig Sgu6ag
ben 10. Mpril.. Sfueipiller Dpe
er Snitruftbr, og Mrs.
@,16r,1r1 Sacobien, iamt Mrs. Critic
&anien me6birter, buffet paa Gor.
bamno er @ararti for, at set bliper
11oget ser er go6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
6erfte .&abiuetsmpbe.

@reiioent $aroing % bars @abi-
net traaote iatna1e1 tit set ferite Me-
be &irsbags Gorrnio6ag. SIR Sc
traaote IND / @abtnetsialen, Heb
&nroing % bans Mirtiitre. fotoerafe-
ret. gieeprniioent Coolidge 6eltoe
ogfao aonferenien. l1barbeioelien
iof et' &rogrm for 2esnir1g af itt6re
5spbresY.naI optog belt set fgrfte
INeoe df Rrafioert $arbfngs aabi.
net, Der boreoe | ober to Elmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
0p6sfaI6.

Ebor. 50. @eterien, 247O 81. M=
banp Mpe., afgif pe6 Deoen iiofte
2ar6ag / en- Ml6er al fun AZ Mar,
efterlaoen6e @nfe og to 8ern. off,
6e6e bar Me6lem al 8. Of g. iamt
Dania, ser bar repreienteret be6
8egrabelien, iom fonot Gte6 Eirs=
bag %@ftermi6oag fra. @briit @ielienS
&opel til Montroie &irfegoar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Sygeplejersker.

Unge danske Kvinder, som @nsker at
uddanne sig til en- G@rning som Syge-
plejersker, kan faa Ans@ttelse paa Diet
danske Fenger Hospital i Omaha. We'd
kommende maa have code Anbefalin-
M. vuee 1 BosaAAo1ae Of OF godt Hell.
hco6 aR haVe q akeasn0aBx0o2se, G1a
eende til ct to Aars H0jskolekursus,
FENGER HOSPITAL,
Training School Department,
26th & Dewey Sts., Omaha, Neb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
9amif pplpSninasfontur.

: 9ette 81aos 2eiere fan gratis
faa 8eife6 og Sielp / eager angaa-
enoe %Snofomitifat, &eiiepas, @or-
gerpopirer og ollie. andre Spergs-
ma1l be6 at ifrtbe paa 9anif til
9aniib Section,
&eb @rois Snformation @erbice,
Is %. 81. st., n Seem Sort @itp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
9ammarfs Representation / 11blan>
set.

On &ommisiion bar u6arbeioet ct
omfatten6e Sorilag ON en- flor us
bi6elie og Omor6ning al Danmorfs
REPRESENTATION / u6lan6et, noget
ser er ,bleben abiolut ne6ben6igt 1n=
Der ben u6btfling al &an6elsforbol-
Gene, iom MI finder L@te6. Sci
sieloer fprit og fremmeit ON at faa
9anmarfs og 6anife 8orgeresr Ct
bberbsm1ligbe6er % &ettigbeoer i
u6= og Snbf6rlei baretaget. 9erfor
mao &oniulattieneiten u6bi6es. Men
famti6ig bar set fin itore 8etp6ning,
at ben %6iplomatiife Eieneite ct iaa
fp~l6eitgigren6e iom m11ig, og at Sc
to @lags &ieneiter er neie forbun6<
ne. 9e for % 9anife Der / Il. g..
meit tntertsiante Sumter / Sorilaget
er fglgenoe:
2%egutionen / @aibington l16bi6es
me6 to 2egationsiefreterer - &o11=
%il11atet / SEEM Sort bebes til Gene
ralfoniulat, og ser aniettes en- 2.
@icefoniul, i6et iamtt6ig 8ebillinger
til en- n6ien6t @icefoniuI / Seem Or
leans bortfal6er. - @eattle aniet-
ties en- noien6t &oniul un6er &enbis=
ming til, at 6enne 8p er bIebet ct
bigtigt Samlingsite6 for 6e 6anife
S%nteresier / @eftamerifa.
CANADA bill efter alt at 6enn1e BIZ
be ct 1te6ie btgttgere Soripningslan1
for europa - lite alene me6 2ono,
brugsprooufter, men ogiaa me6 90
ifillige &aamaterialer Ggmmer, big
ie Metaller, Mtneralier, m. N.Y..
Meeo fin burtigt bofsen6e 8efolfning
bill CANDIDA n66benoigbis iamtioig
blibe en- fterre og ftbrre 6orbr11ger
|af europeiife &ro6ufter, og M11lig-
beoerne for en- forget @fietning al
6anite @fsportbarer t1r6e oernneo
ogiaa bore ittgenoe. Ser er en- tol.
rig 8efoltning at 6anif % islanoit
0prin6elfe (ialt ca. 10000, 6erai
ca en- $re6ie6el Sslen6ere). Cana.
6a, ser iom 2onobrugs1ano oberbo.
peoet r1ao fiees at frembp6e gooe
Gbancer for De Mrter al Goretaeiom'
BED, bbortu ben :oanffe BefoIfnina
er iarlig egnet, eiber goo l1oiigt til.
at Sn6panoringert al 9anite bill BIT
be forfeit. - Set foreilaas oerfor al
oprette ct @eneroltoniulat / Mon.
treaI.
timber &enbisning til ben frem'
tre6en6e Sole Argentina ipiller ION
banff SSmtnigrattonslan6 og til, al
Der til Mrge11tita ct f1Dttet ftgrrt
6anffe gfonomtife Snteresfer enc I'll
roget an6t al 6e ip6amerifanift
2anoe,~ foreilaoS Observation-Disclosures
8uenos Mires ontoarrnet til @eian6t.
ffab. - 6oruoe1 @eianotet aniqttes
en- &onful.
Ser foreiIaas oprettet ct @eianSt,
ifab ! @io De SSa11eiro - 11abnlig I'M.
Ser &enbisning til 6e itore Tremti6s.
miltebeoer, 8raiilien RUNNER 70,
6anf $anoel og 6oretaeiombe6. SCI
frembebes, at ben al Sci Gorene6t
Dmnpfftbsielffab opretteoe 2inie pae
@raiilieRy allereoe bar boft flor Be
tpontng.
Sk6rffe @nhinef2tndHp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Kelsey c., Viking, Canada.
D.. M. FREDERIKSEN,

:. D., M.
GLIB Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
vi vii ligesaa vmre i Stand til. at
give p~aalidelige Oplysninger .vedr9ren-
de de nyligt startede Ole og Gasbr6n-
de i Distriktet, af hvilke Autoriteterne
venter sig store Resultater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

Maa, set tager man imoo, men set er
lisego6t ereerlist for Golf, Der ct
fomu.t for at bbre Wa1fif, at Sc fal
Efiboe % bsre paa ltaaleltg Hiaten.
&porfor ! Mber6en betaler GoH en-,
Ire for at fo1u1re in6esfor % fnaffe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

mar bette Tan gisres ubenfor ,.6eu
8etaline? Set er. It at 6e mlbfie
&roblener, Tom e oa1ft.norR Rom
certpublifum not filr6e lioe at fao
opt1aret gfter aoncerter pdr ser
ct libIist Bal,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

Sfaubinabian.a merifa.2iniens 1pe
8bsuiug ! @etp g)orf.
Scandinavian : gl11erifa 2iniens
imuffe, rummelige 8pgning / 81
@biteban Ct, Seem gorf, &igrnet
al 8ri6ge ct, er mi ful6t feroig og
taget / 8r,1g, i6et 2inien flptteoe ino
i tit npe &iem Sen 80. Sebr1ur.
Sor &dsiagertrafifens @eofemnenoe
er 8pgningen beltgeenoe paa om-
trent oct bel6igite Ste6 / 8pen,. 90
ben ct let filgiengelig fra ollie &an=
ter Sc er NOR Eol6bo6, De ffanoina=
bite &oninlater, 8atterp @arf og
@nis SsIan6.
2inie,1 er oltiaa fremoeles liee-
ober for Il. g. @uitom &oufe, i6et
ben fun er flpttet fra 6ettes %ror6beit=
1ige til 6ets iD66itltge &ibrne. Sra
&ontorerne er ser l16iigt ODER Bot
terp @arf. Sn6gangen til 8. &laS~
les &asiagerafoeltng / @tue- gtagen
er fra @biteball Street, til 1. pg 2.
&lasier, iom er paa + Gal, fra
&iprnet al @biteboH og Bridge @ts.
8Dgningens fgrite og a116en cal
.er .opfprt at Grant, og &alfiten, Sc
pbrige @tager at -gulla6en (bon6=
tet) Me,riten me6 @eiimier i Eerra,
Gotta. Motibet er bentet fra Set
Sorene6e 9ampiftbsielifabs Stag -
set beremte bbi6e Malteierfors i
blaa Dug -om les oberolt, ODER
Dgrene, 6e 1tore @in6uer, i Mormor.
gulbets Moiaif = ia, ielo i &abptaf.
oelingens 1magful6e 2piefrone. @eg:
gene / 6enne Mfoeling er af Sen nj
iaa mo6erne np6elige gD6enguIt
Gaen=5ten.
&ele 8pgningen gier ct tiItalenot
og ftilful6t Sn6trDf og er inorettet
ct og olt me6> @asiagerernes Be:
~fbemmeligbe6 for 9ie. Sc lpie @ge.
tres Mebler / @h1eetagen og Sea.
bptsaf6elingens i11ogfulbe elegance
% oampe6e 6arper tager,iig np6eliq
us. Sbrite Gals Me55anine er boa:
Sc praftiif og ornamental.
9ampifibspala6iet frones meo tire
6lagitenget, bborfra paa ipecien
6anife &eiti6s6age bill baie eli alene
Selfabets eget blaa Stag meo Set
bbi6e Ma1teierfors, men ogiaa babe
@er6ens el6ite og 6ens Dng1te Stag,
remlig Danebrog og Ss1an6s 'meget
im1ffe Stag.
9a Direftpr &alpor Sacobien
forrige @an6aes tom in6 paa fit MT
&ontor, fanot ban 8or6pla6erne
ifiulte UNDER &oienbufetter fra Sem
ner / Seem Dorfx
Da set Sop<6e6e @ampifibsielifaf
itifteoes / 1866, .eieoe set 20 Damp:
ifibe paa / alt 1919 Cons.
Selfobet oabne6e / 1895 fin feritf
arnerifanife Suite paa Seem Srlean@
a:et be itore Dampere u&entucfp"
~Mrfanias", r2ouifiana", rSlori6a"
vMlabama" og rEeras". S 1895
obertoges Sbingballa 2iniens @asia.
ger6ampere >og Mabnet @fan6ina:
bian Mmerifalinien antoges. Ser
bar / Sag fire itore og populert
9ampere, ~Sscar g." r&ellie
Sla0", ~u111teo States" og nSreoe
rif 81, me6ens 2iniens @iere ~9e
Gorene6e 9ampifibsielffab" bor e1
6lao6e paa 111er enc $50 9ampifib'
me6 en- Sonnage pao ober 100000
Sons.
2iniens 1pe 8pgni1g er en- @rpi
for. 6anf Sefart pua Greater Seen
Dorf. Sens 0pfsrelfe bar bait 0p
merfiombeo / pi6eite &reoie. Dea
er ben f6rite i fin Slags :ber ! Can
bet, og 6ens Sn6ptelie b4egner e,
! Merfeoa9 / Set Sorene6e Damp
ifibsielifabs amerifanife $ijtorie.
| ~ - $780,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
We Are Controlled by Bureaucratic
Officials in Private Business
By FRANK n. BRIGGS, Denver Banker

Pilgrim Fathers this land ago
much government government that nerfered
education private business individual personal liberty
country has moved farther and farther from tn,
fundamental principles OF freedom and liberty until the
rgdy people instead the governed
small the United Of
modern days We supervised nterrogd inspected nyest
controlled directed by bureaucratic officials depart
life and business Largely because the bu
would appalled,
preceding this.
1t bureaucratic auocratc oppression and corruption thai
ruined Russia and today rapidly tring with
machine
Russia had before the revolution there.
We destroy those governmental bureaus and boards
and hoof their destructive inqusoa
reference
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
ReaIESfafe Transfers

David l.. Johnson from John /.
Johnson, the "Thoroughfare Farm,
containing 81 acres, more or less. in
the upper end of SinepuXent Neck.
Consideration, 81, etc.
Charles w. b. Lynch from Robert
+. CULLEN. ct uN.. real estate a. Ocean
City, at the corner of Philadelphia
Avenue and North First Street Con
sideration, SO, etc.
John f. Savage and Mary II. say
age, his wife, from Daniel + Lynch
and wife, $50 acres of land. more OF
less, on the mainland opposite Ocean
City, in the Third Election District.
Consideration, $40, etc.
Alexander f. Burge and Alice
Burge, his wife. from Thomas G..
Reaume and wife, real estate in the
Seventh Election District. Cons dera-
ton, $40, etc.
Howard : Sherwood and Lura D..
Sherwood. his wife. from Il. Harlan
Robertson and wife. ct al. real estate
on the southwest side Of Linden Ave
nue.. in Pocomoke City Cons idera-
tio-. $500
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
Now Is the Time to Study Thoroughly
the Possibilities of Aeronautics.


must be borne in mind that while the principles of strategy
everlasting the practice Of strategy exceedingly cangeable 1t may
also e pointed out that the for its cangeaby mainly the
changes which IDLY developing civilization has introduced and is
still introducing The whole practice strategy
tactics in the utilization Of weapons of warfare consequent
methods Of their employment
During the fifty almost the whole opposition against the
use OF inventions and novel methods and appliances from
men VINO did not know much about them For the determined
opposition waged against the utilization of electricity the
from men who knew little about electricity and its possibilities Similar
~ today Of the oppose strenuous development aero
hat have not studied carefully the possibilities of aeronautc This is
unfortunate for the study thoroughly possibilities
aeronautics
Above all experiment In the opinion
nautlc destined bring about revolution comparison
with which the revolution warfare brought
the gun was like vaudeville performance.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
LONG, BURIED GOLD
New Owner Of Property Digs Up Can
Containing 1910.

Grapeville station, just west of
Grecnsburg, Pa, furnished sensa-
ton in the form Of hidden treasure
when Thomas Miller dug up an old
tin can containing fourteen $40 gold
pieces and three SO gold pieces.
II is said that about 30 years ago.
when Philip Bricker of GrapeyiIe died
he was supposed TO have left con-
siderable money but II was not found
by his relatives.
Lately the property was sold 10
Miller, and when he was razing sew
eral old buildings he struck the prize
and found the gold.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
PAYS AN OLD DEBT
Surprised Man Gets s14o for Loan Of
500 Years Ago.

DiogeneS ended his search for an
honest man In sudbury Pa. the other
day when Victor Koble health officer
truant policeman and high constable
al in one. was hailed With "IIey
Victor" Victor stopped and man
said:
81 want 10 pay you that 500 I bor-
r0wed twenty-five years ago. VIII
$40 pay for allf'
Koble gasped. stammercd yes" and
received fourteen perfectly good SIG
bills. Koble asserted that he saved
this 800 while working as a grocery
clerk at 10 cents week. He declined
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21


Officially the forces OF the soviet
are divided into % armies, writes a
correspondent TO the Daily Telegraph,
but of these only II exist In reality.
On paper every army has from three
TO five divisions of infantry and at
least one cavalry division. The total
number of infantry divisions is 60
and there are Is divisions of cavalry.
Each division. cavalry or infantry. Ia
divided into three brigades, and these
In their turn consist of three regi-
ments. An infantry regiment Is COM
posed OF three battalions of three
companies each. Three cavalry
Squadrons form regiment.
Every company should have $50
men in the fighting line and squad
ron 100. Therefore the total num-
bers of combatants In the infantry
and cavalry should be respectively
$4,000 and 10000 The real figures
are nearer 100000 and 10000 men re-
spectively for the two arms.
To every infantry regiment belong
from 20 TO "a machine guns. and from
10 10 II in the cavalry. The Red
armies dispose. therefore, on paper,
of IT least 10000 machine guns.
These are of various SYSTEMS Maxim,
Colt and Lewis. The artillery has a
nominal establishment of 1880 guns,
light and heavy, but the real number
is considerably less. and does not
probably exceed 1890. including all
field artillery. Each division has spe-
cial signaling aviation, motor trans
port and army service units. The
number of non-combatants in d.
vision Is extraordinarily high. and
nearly equals that Of the men In the
fighting line.
According to the latest information
the armed forces of the soviets are
distributed in the following manner:
In the northern Caucasus. on the
Black sea coast. In AZerbaijan and
In Persia, 10000 men; in Central
Asia and Siberia. 10000, and at least
100000 on the western front (of these
about 10 per cent are cavalry.
Council Without Power.
AT the head of this military ma
chine stands the revolutionary cOun-
ell which is practically reduced to
Trotzky alone. He f. the supreme
headquarters staff. AT It's head stands
Kamcneff. the commander in chief.
For purposes of policy. and to throw
dust In the eyes OF the allies. there
is a special advisory hoard composed
Of old generals. with Brussilof as
chairman. But II has no influence
Whatsoever.
Reports on the quality of the Red
army vary TO an extraordinary de-
gree and force one TO the conclusion
that It's component parts are very I'M
equal In quality. Some units seem TO
be tolerably good. few are very
good fighting material; hut a consid-
cradle number seem 10 deserve only
the name Of conscripted rabble. Arm
ament and technical appurtenances
seem 10 exist more on paper than In
reality.
The army OF the interior. which IS
really police force. Is about $1,000
strong. and is quite independent Of
the organization described above. II
is used To suppress all popular move
ments and to enforce the execution Of
the DEGREES Of the soviet government
II consists mostly Of tried eommun-
lists and Of LettiSh. Hungarian and
Chinese mercenarIes.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21

Mature always adjusts herself
said the Wise Guy. Il have fire.
quently noticed that when fellow
gets fat his hair gets thin" suggested
the Simple Mug
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
$4,000 men IN
RUSSIAN ARMY
Of These 100000 Are Stationed
on Western Front.
TROTzKY IS IN SOLE CHARGE

Council and General staff, Composed
Of Old Generals, Utterly Without
Infiuenee-t2o,oo 900 Soldiers on Black
Sea Coast, in Azerbaijan and Per-
sia-Army Of Interior lie Really a
Police Force and 10 Composed Of
10000 Men.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-14
KU KLUX KHAN THREATENS
KEREN SODmBUREAU.

New York IL. G. Blythe Cleve-
land office of the Kererl HayesGd has
received threatening letter from the
Ku Klux Khan, commanding the Bu-
reau to cease it's activities unless it is
ready to accept the consequences. The
report is taken from the cleveland
Jewish World" which prints the full
text of the Klan's letter, as follows:
GAS 100 per cent American, we beg
to inform you that you must close
your offices in this city and in the
country. We give you 60 days in
which to cease your operations. If
you fail to do so, we shall act without
pity. We believe that you will carry
out these requests before it is too late.
Our organization means business. 1t
has a clean record. We are opposed
to connection with FOREIGN lands"
The letter, here translated from the
Yiddish. is signed "Ku Klux Klan,
Grand Goblin, J. w. S." It is written
in ungrammatical English and poorly
typed. The letter has been forwarded
to Cleveland city police officials and
an investigation will be made.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-14
DIR. WISE ATTACKS XII KLUXi
KHAN i

New York G.. T. Abr. Stephen
S. Wise. rabbi Of the Free synagogue,
preached sermon here on Sunday,
October 9th. in which he attacked the
Ku Klux Klan as an anti-American
organization which OUGHT to be wiped
out of existence. DR.. Wise stated that
the problem of combating was more
an American problem than Jewish
problem, for the Jews were but one
of the manv classes which we've the
objects of the secret organizations
hate. The Rabbi decried the fact that
a society should exist in America
which brought half million men to-
gether under the banner of class war
and offensive hatred.
"America," said DR.. Wise, RESTS
UPON courage and liberation and law
fitness, and Ku Klux Klanism is a
negative of all these things. In a
spirit of bigotry, it substitutes vio-
lence and lawlessness of its. own de-
vising for law and order. and it's
weapons are those of the coward-co
cealment, disguise, terrorism"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-14
BERLIN ALDERMEN IN JEWISH
$1@S@ DEBATE

Berlin q. T. A.)-The local Munich
pal Council yesterday discussed the
resolution introduced bv the German
Nationalist Luedtke. which provided
for the registration of all foreigners
who had DWELLINGS, in Berlin and of
all Germans who had no DWELLINGS.
It was an open secret that the sug-
gestion was aimed at Jews. and the
truth appeared at the session when
Danicke Of the German National Par
ty protested against the gradual en-
croa chment of the Ghetto on Grena-
der Strasse. Violent anti-Semitic in
terruntions were heard throughout the
discussion. chauvinists coming in
sharp conflict with members Of the
Liberal faction. who took issue with
the rabid anti-Semites. The Jewish
Social Democrat Deputy Levine and
the Independent Socialist Weinberg
defended the case of the Jews and
the Town Council finally decided to
reject the Luedtke resolution.