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Evening star., 1922-08-19
FOOD FOR SCIENTISTS.
Russians Soon to Be Swamped
With q. S. Literature.

The American committee for the
aid of Russian scientists Is being
swamped with technical literature
prepared by prominent Americans for
distribution among the scientific men
of the soviet nation.
The committee was organized fol-
lowing an appeal from Russian
scientist for papers on scientific sub
jects, this savant declaring that lack
of contact with the outside world was
causing almost as much distress as
the food shortage.
One of the first persons to make
a contribution was Edward B. Meigs,
1445 Rhode Island avenue. Most of
the technical and scientific depart
ments of the government have like
wise sent in literature.
Contributions may be sent to F. E.
Gersten & Co. of 20 West street,
New York city.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

OF every 100000 workmen employed
in the United States seven are Killed
every year in Industrial accidents.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

1t was announced that Laddie Boys
eldest son, Happy-and there the
scandal started. The mere fact that
Happy. belonging to Charles Cofelt
of West New York. N. J., was lost
was as nothing. Laddie Boy objected
to that eldest son statement.
The sleuths were called in. They
magnified foot prints and searcned
the byways and highways. Finally
they found Happy. He was playing
with a herd of goats up along the
Palisades. And he admitted he was
only Laddie Boys black sheep
brother.
OF course. there's a scandal about
Happy, brother of the Presidential
Airedale playing with goats-but
what's that to Laddie Boys redeemed
reputation?
Evening star., 1922-08-19
GENEVA Switzerland. August 49,

GENEVA, Switzerland. August ~.
-Abbas Hilmi, at one time Khe-
dive Of Egypt. who has decided to
spend part of his exile in Switzer-
land, says that Americans. rather
than British or French. were the
first to aid modern Egypt to con-
solidate the military and CONNER
cial strength Of the new nation.
American officers" said the ex-
khedive to an Associated Press
correspondent, INSTRUCTED and
trained the Egyptian military
staff and founded military schools
in Egypt before the French and
English arrived. and those schools
were the basis of the present mill
tary force in Egypt. The American
military mission remained in Egypt
from 1870 to 1880, and, under the
command Of Gen. Stone. aided the
Egyptian army with great success
Evening star., 1922-08-19
WOMAN RESIGNS AS MARSHAL.
JOB TOO TOUGH SHE DECLARES

experience" exclaimed Mrs. Ward.
IT was just a little afraid to tackle
the job last spring, but I decided
that experience was all I needed !
found, however, that my physical
prowess was against me. Being q
woman of small stature, I could not
have any influence on q drunken man
or some one acting in disorderly
manner. Instead they would just
laugh at me and I was helpless"
She had made no arrests, although
her efforts occasionally were ex-
pended in that direction. On one oc-
casion. Deputy Sheriff Vandenoever
was called from Minot to quell a dis
iturbance at dance. but the fact
that the Justice of the peace had no
warrant blanks on hand prevented an
arrest.
Mrs. Ward is said to be THE first
woman marshal in the United States.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DESLACS. N. D.. August 1a.-Mrs.
Bertha Ward, elected village marshal
last spring when complete feminine
administration was swept into office.
has surrendered her star to the viii
lage council because "a drunken man
or some one acting in a disorderly
manner" would ''just laugh at me and
1 was helpless"
Mrs. Wards colleagues opposed her
resignation. fearing failure of the
feminine regime might be inferred.
Her husband favored it.
Daniel Olson, the new marshal, is
a section hand. He announced an
order of strict law enforcement.
"The Job is too tough" Mrs. Ward
said today, explaining her resigna-
ton.
"But. believe me. It was a great
Evening star., 1922-08-19
WOMAN PLANE VICTIM
MAY DIE FROM BURNS
Two Others Lost Lives When Ma
chine Fell in Stunt
Flying,

BRATTLEBoRo, VT. August 10
Miss Evelyn Harris. who was severe
ly burned in an alrplane accident
here yesterday in which two persons
we're killed, was in q serious condi-
ton at a hospital today.
Miss Harris was a passenger In the
plane when it went into the air for
stunt fiyin0 The pilot had just
taken off when the wing touched a
tree.
The machine swerved and went into
a nose dive. crashing into high ten
sion wires on its downward tumble.
It burst into flames.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

from Slmlet-eyeO
boys to New Jer-
sey police detec-
tives, have run to
earth the scandal
which for a mo-
ment threat tened
to break the calm
of the White
House and dis
turb the republ:-
can party. They
have determined
once and for all.
absolutely a n d
positively, t h Il t
Laddie Boy. Presi-
d e n t Harding's
dog, Is no Lotha-
rio. but that mis-
brother Is q dog
who plays with
goats
Evening star., 1922-08-19
EX-KHEDIVE ASSERTS AMERICANS
FIRST TO AID MODERN EGYPT

in operations against the Sudan
and Abyssinia.
Egypt owes her cotton industry
also to the United States" contin-
ued< Abbas Hiimi. The first
paintings were made with Ameri-
can seed, and from these there has
grown the production of q staple
Evening star., 1922-08-19
that is now sold all over the

Abbas Hilni still clings to the
hope that be will some day be able
to go back to Egypt and rule over
his people, who, he declares, want
him to come back, and this in spite
Of the official decree issued by the
present Egyptian government re-
Gently declaring that If he returns
he will be arrested and escorted TO
the frontier. Il have proofs" he
said, that my people want me back
in Egypt, and one day. perhaps,
Evening star., 1922-08-19
DIES WITH BROKEN NECK.

LOUISVILLE. Ca. August 1s-H
g. Jones sustained q broken neck,
which produced instant death, here
when he was struck by falling timbera
In a school building that he and a forcs
of men were razinp
Evening star., 1922-08-19
COL, TANNER RECRUITER,

Col. Earl w. Tanner, United States
infantry, recently relieved from duty
with tho organized reserves of the
6th Corps Area at Grand Rapids,
Mich, has reported here for duty as
Army recruiting officer for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. He has established
an office in the building 500 10th
street.
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DcittIcbI0nN cin GOmrt.
item . 4ooroHicS.

Berlin. - Die enorlne 8reisIiei.
1erling i'm gon5eu 0cutIfcn Icid)e
ibreft hie reiher &iuSl1nSer nid1t;
fir iie lit 0ettti bIano Gin 81uriIten.
BoraOieS Oeiterreich hat olrdl Iei.
ne Sbcucring oicien Roua ncrIoren,
"a eS glucS importiren unO 0emtlad,
4nslnn0peiie foroern mus. 9tber
Ole Qcitcrreiher MAIDEN INNER nod,
quite @eih0itc um0 fouien almItio.
deu in Stalieu, INN lic OH .8nrgoin.
bnutcrS" in 0ien nit rciben We.
lpinnen 81 berfauien.
Die 2dOen Inter oeu Qinoen in
Berlin, Ole bouptidhlidJ an g(usIGu.
Der pcrfauicn foroern g}elu Porter
Breiie. Gle SotcIS buben ibre Ro.
ten pcrhoppcIt, cin3elne for6crn 10.
aor 200 8rocent gIufihlog, uno Ser
GusIGnOer nutB obeuorein oaS Dop.
pelte be3abIen. Iics bringt ste $50.
teIfoiten ouf ungeid6r 50 taalih.
Berlin un6 Die qroBcu Gurortc itrN
theuerer. Dort foitet Der 9lnfent.
boIt bis 5u 1000 Marf ODER So SEN
3aa, ober iit ftiIcn @infcIn, 8 Q.
inn Ricicnaebrac. fam man fiir mn.
aefGbr 81 sic Rodc llntcrfunft fin.
oen. 9iIIigc @eiueu uno Baum.
moIImaorcn foitcn uuqeiGbr oie
SoIfte Oe5 nnericnniidlen Ereiies,
ood) lit 0ic Gualitdt iebr idlIebt
@eiiere 9omnpolmanrcn foitcu &C.
non 70 oieI mie in cincnt 9}elp Dorfer
@norcnhou9, neil DeutihIano oie
gtobboluumoGe ouS Imericn einfiib.
rem mo nit Collars bcsoblcn muB.
gtlr sic gtietben iino niht iebr qe.
iticacn, 1ber DER NohnunQsmanqeI
1T rieiig Die critic 0orfIilfh beS
TouriitenberfebrS bat einqciest uno
3ouriitenoittos fnottcrn ruie0er 6urfl
Die StroBeu Der 6eutihen Staote.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07
g}ener EnIl[trnit.

gism 0Orf. 8icr3ebn Der gr6s.
ten Stnbliobricanten int 2an6e. oie
ourh ibre Gjcic1ibdftcn einen sc.
iamnltbelib BON $S0O.000,000 biz
ST 100000, 100000 Dertretcn ba.
ben cine peri0nlide ,}nipection Der
Nnlogen un0 @runoitildc BON Z @e.
ieQihdften ongetrcteu. Ole 3u elmer
Stablproouctions Organization su.
Ianrmengeidloiien peroen ioaen, Die
an @roBc MIR 0cm Stobltruit rad.
Itebt.
Die neue Corporation fuir0 Fh
aus iolgenoen @eieaid)often 5uiarn.
mcnieBcn. W}topoIe Stcel & Orb.
nance 60, Doung5totun eject &c
Cube 60, Rcpublic syron g. GteeI
60, grier Sia Steel 60, 2adafpon.
no 5teeI So, Stecl & Tube so. Of
america un6 SrIono Gteel so.
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GaliFcrnien itiirrnt oes
gen Sie prcbibition.

San 5raneiscO. -- 2Sn areiicn
Ser San 6ranciscoer 8eihdftslpelt.
ejuibIicBIi6 Der Grain lra0e
Min" Der 3anoeIstanlmer, Der Nc,
tien. uno gonosborie, GauIenben
Don 2anocigcntbiimern, Der San.
cel5fanlmer pon Saromcnto, iolUie
in oen 9teiben Der organiiirteu ar-
beiterihnit, lit Elm geluQlfiqer
Smrm acgeu oen @ro6ibitionsbloo-
linn entitan6en un0 bic 8epeguna
81 giiniten Der geietlifeu ginfiib.
rung Ieitter @eine uno 9iere
nimmt cinen tngeahnten llmiang
an Die Grain GraOe Min. Uer-
offentl,flt cine 3pIiheH ibr uno Dem
GongreBobgeoroneten 9oliteoo qe,
fithrte 6orreiUonoen3. in luelher Der
prohibitionstoGe 2lboeorOnete cine
ge5itbrenoe abiuhr erfuhr, un0 bat
uuberoem einen 2lppea oil Eraiioent
6aroing geridltet, in Dem iie ibn nm
ielnen SeiitoHO 5u quniten Der er.
nabnten Segaliiirltua Ieidlter 8ei.
ne uuo giere bittet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07
Giis> 0>pFcr Scr o2tbriiit'
Hugs Gcnfcrcm;."

Garis, 95n 8ori5 ocrlautet,
@raf Gerctti De la 9locca, gegcll.
martjQ %citer Der }lbtbeiluua fir
Golitif uno 6onoel I'M franjoiihen
}lusipQrtigen 9Inlt. ici gum RahfoI,
Ger :. 5. 9Iuiierano's ais 4o.idaf.
ter ,Srnufreihs in 29aibinqton aus.
eriebcn 10 buIo 8oiucore 0en 8ro.
fen ent6ebreu fonne. Suiicrnno'3
Hiidtritt ioQ i'm }IuidluB an ieinen
ii6liden Sonlmcrnrldub erfolaeE
,Suiierono muroe, neil or 5ur 3elt
ser 0oi6ingtoncr p2I6rilitlngs- Son.
ieren}" oort 80tihoiter mar, BON
ser Brciie uno ocm Rublicum Elm
QroBcr (heiI Der 8erannuortltuq fir
oa5 oon 1rantrcih BORT cr]ielte 3le.
ultat }ugeido6en. 0o8 in 1ranfraih
6eocuten3 cnttouift bat Iea6al6
ioQ er anidleinen0 fir Die &eQte
ruua geopiert per6en 2lnber0em
bdlt man e5 angeii.hts unocrfcnnbo.
rer }ln}eJfen elmer Gntirem0und
3niihen 6cu 15er 5taotcn fir ange
3eiQt, eiuen neuen 9otidlaitcr att
ifiden. Der periufen ioa. bic Stims
munq in ocn Ser 5toafcn mic6er
qiiuitiger fijr 6ranfreidl ]u 9citaL
ten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07

South Carolina mo Senneiice, ocb
lino bier nod feine 0oten ieitgeiest.
Die Srufeneu nHS Oie 3a1en.
Der 2egisIatip. .9luSidub ser 9lnti.
Saloon 2eague bat BON @dibinaton
aus an ole o,Sreunoe Ger @eieseS"
ilrO an Die 9irden cinen 9lufruf ae.
ridtet. in 0eu fomnlenoeu nationd.
len &ormableu Dor unaefGbr "a Or.
gauiiotioncn uuf Der Sut 5u iein,
Die e3 iEh 5ur 2lufaobe eemadt ba,
ben, tilr 0ie Grluobtug folder Car.
0tooten 81 arbeiteu meldle oie ;Srei.
gdbe Don @icr unO lcidlten @cincu
I'M @on9reB 6efiiruorten luiiroen
81 aIeidlcr Belt per0fientlifte bie
,&ationuI 9lmericon 2eague" ole er.
ite 9IuSGobe ibrer 6Iuaihrift .,93o.
tional americnu" morin dusqefiibrt
miro. OoB Ser Gerbano NIT fciuerIet
poIitiihen ISnterciieu perbuu0cn Iei,
ionoern nlc6iaIid5 cine GettroIiieue
81 ihnffen ild]t, 6urh ipeIhe oie
eiir9er ibren einilub aeaen @eiete
lno @eleeeSoorIogen aeItcnO MAIDEN
f0nnen. Die Oa3u beitimmt limo, Die
perionlihc 6reibcit Der GiBeIperSon
81 beeintrGhtigen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07
lie plcIgcprieicne nmericaniifle
6arbitOff- InOnitrie fauler
3an6cr.

@aris. Geutidlano Bat ilfl
nunmebr 0o5u oeritanoen, Ser onle.
ricaniiten aSeytiIe 2taiance" ME.
Der o6ne 9eihrdnfung ,5arben 3u
Iiefern. Die Gntiheioun1 erfolote
nuf 8rut0 elmer fijr}lidlen Gpnie.
ren3 in GeutihIano }miihen Beam.
ten Ser a4qiuuce~ un6 Dem Gene.
rnIoirector 0es 6eutihcn ,Farben.
Garteus. Sic Miro pon oen Beam
ten Der amerjcaniihen .2(Qionce"
ais ein ertitieOener Sieg Ser ame.
riconiiheu EertiI-,5nOuItrie geprie.
fen. god ibrem 9afilrbalten Oiirf-
te oieier Sfrttt ba}u beitraqen. in
flr3er 3eit ben 2arbItoiiuerinuot
BON GeutihIano mad oen Der. 5too-
ten pieoer normal SIT geitalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07

0ehr ais 10 9erIoneu pnr6en
aetooteH bel elmer @rubenerpIoiion
i'm 2ugem DiItrict in Siebenbiir.
gem.
Cine Aborommg Der ygiotionoI
Popular @oupernment 2eogue" uu0
Der g5oreiqn Bolicu 2fT'n.". bic bel.
be ben Stanopnnct oertreten, bob
Die Ser. Stooten iif) lingeredltfertigt
in Salts iunere AngeIeqenbeiten
einmii6ten, foroerte iofortiqe 9du.
muna Salts pom nmericaniLbem
Wilitdr, ruur6e aber pom 5taots.
6epartemeut in @nibington obge.
picien
Siinf Berionen uttroen ae.
t00tet 20 pertebt, ol5 cine Betro.
lerme5totion in Gomnep. gaGif.,
Jeucr fing uno Die 1larmen fitb
Ben uutcriroiiden 9agertnnts init.
theiIten ln0 cine fiude.Ehe Gypls.
.iion Delziria4ten. r.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07
OSlliec 2Gnnrcbie Srcbt
>Srl0mH.

Dublin. Die 3uitan0e in ,yr.
IanO treiben ruid o0lliqer gnord,ie
entgegen. Nqeriparts iino blutiae
admofe 3lpiiden re1uIGren un6 ir-
regitl0ren (rllppcn, Moroouarffe,
&aubii6erf0Qe lm0 ionItige 2(us.
idreitun0en an Ser Goae5or0nlnq.
Die ,Srie0enSconferen5, neIde
8lpIhen s5reiitaot- un0 republican,
fhen 8ertretern in Dublin abae6al.
ten lpur6e, lit ollseinonoerqegon0en,
obre oaB ein Grgebu.5 ge3eitiqt
por0en mare.
Gin b0Iiger 9ruh 3miihen ser
He9terltng bon Noro- un0 Suo.2Sr.
Ion0 Miro nun befiirhtct, 0o oie
bei0en HegierltnGen nid]t i'm iton0e
limo, 6aS in 2on0on 3piIher Sir
SameS Groiq un6 0fihael Collins
inter 9eihilfe @inIton Ghurd IFS
geicbloiiene 2tbfommen ourf3ufiib.
ren.
5Siibrer aIcr Garteien iin0 Ser
slniift, oab, mcnn nitt boIo WaB.
reaeln qetroffen per0cn, 0en ltnru-
ben Elm Gn0e 3u MAIDEN, Sic britt,
Iben Gruppen Dieocr 3uriiffe6ren
lueroen mijien, um Or6npng 5u
idaFfcn.
Ter 9feligiunSfricn in Selfat.
Selfait. 9}ah bier befannt9e.
9cbenen 9eriften. iin0 in ser 3eit
bonn I EHrli 1927 bis 3um %. Ipril
1922 in 4cIfaIt t83 aot6olifeu rno
f48 Eroteitauten getootet moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07
Der 0ricoScontraet. Wraft.

@cncroIamuolt Ioughertp rtno
aricq9ictrctdr Q9eefs criuften 0en
Sou@nu5iduB fir JieQeIu. oie &C.
pIontc GonareB lluteriuhunq iber
onqe6f,hc lluterihIciic bel aricg5
contractor hinou53itihieben, ia bic
AeqierimQ ielbit cine llntcriudung
eingeIeitet uuO vOnrin lSortitritte
9emaht" babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07

Guf Ser eIterIifeu Sarm su
ReoiieIo, :. 7at.. eridoB Ser f3
Sabre aIte elmer Sfermerhorr.
uermlttbIih burh 3ufan. iaine Q2ut.
ter, iagte oaaH. aus 77ur,tt uor
Strnfe, ieinern 9ater cine augeI in
me antniaoe un6 brahtc ht 0ouu
ielbit cine tootIi6e ShuBrpun9e bel.
Tad cinem 5treit brahte in
Renoing. Wjnn.. Mort u. Tro5er
ieincr iSiabrigen Trau 9erleeunaen
Gel. bic nnhritleIulih to6tlif Der
lanfeu Deroeu. oermunoete ieiuen
S,tmaqer RopmouO Caq Icbensae.
faArlih uno bealun oornuf Setbit-
uI9I0s ~~ - 49, -
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aeinc Anerfennnng 8nhlnn6fs.

8ai6inatOu .. Is. einer
Groueu. 2Iboronuna Die i'm 2yrtereiie
Der Hnerfennurs SolUiet.8uBlanOs
nit elmer Betition bel Staatsiecret1r
Sugbes III 8oibingtOu boriprah,
erfIarte 0ieier. che ui6t in RuBlono
aeiuuoe geitdftlihe un0 iocinle Der.
bdItuiiie geidofien ieien, f6nne BON
elmer 2tuerfennlnq Der 5o1piet.gie.
gierung leiteu5 Der Ser. Stacten
feline 8eoe icin.
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NaDlcampagne
cingeleitrt.

perbitluableu merfcn ibrc Sdlattcn
purums. - Sammtlide SOnsrcf-
gbaeurNnete, "a ScHatUrm nnO
81 StaatsgunUerueure SieSmal 81
lunblen. - Sn fat alien Staaten
fluOcH SorUnbleH itatt. - Sn
jabIreiden Staateu fOmmcn err
blttcrte SuctiunSfGmpfc inncrbnIb
Der repnblieaniidDen YGrtei sum
SlnHtrag. Erdi. SarSina lOa
cntidllOhen iein, iidl in ole Sam.
pagne nidlt ein5nmiiaru.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07

Die betreffeiloen 3ehte mirOen Der.
idIeuoert i'm SSntereiie beiouoers be-
giinittgter 8rioat llnteruehmcr"
Gas SSIOtteunmt. iagte er. pcrgebe
an ein5eIne Gegiiuitigte Gigcnthum
in &ertbe pon n'clcn bmocrt N}u
lionen Collars, oo$ Dem americoui.
iheu &oIfe geh0rc. Der Senator
beidul0igte SSnlau0iecretdr SAL,
non 9Infana an eeQcu GonierOiruug
Scr Rotilrihdte gemeieu 3u iein rmo
&Ooiepelt's 8citrebuuacu in ojeier
Siniift mdbreu0 ieiner 9onjeu
2lmts5eit i'm Senat bet1upit 3u 5a-
ben. Ole 8riinoe. Die SecretGr
SAL fir 0ie &erpahtuug ojeier
2anocrcien an Griuatintereiien an
gegeben babe, ieicn uidlt ltidtoItia
unO 0aS Gepartcment oe5 Suucru
iei eine SdIeuie. 0urh melhc ale
Corruption in Ser @un0eSregierltng
fIiebe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07

@eRna. Die internationaIe
|@enua @irtbihnftS Gonferen, lit
|oer 9oiuna 0es rlliiiihen &ro6Iems
|nod Inn feinen Sdlritt ndher qe=
|riidt. 9ie Sage lit GuBerlt prec6r,
|Puenn nibt gerooeiu fritiib Iie9tuB-
|Iano gemadten Cfferten iino BON
|oaen @6.1ten NIT 9tu5nabme BON
1franfreih uno 9elgien, oas iid
GSranfreib'S StelllrnQnohme on.
|ifloB, guter5eihnet mo Sen rulii-
|idlen Gelegnten 5ugeIteat moroen
|nn6 tuenn 0ieie beioen 2iin0er ouf
|ibrem @i0eritano behorren, miro e5
iebr idwierig iein fir Sic iibriQen
g'adlte, Die Offerteu 3u p0erufen
lnb ben 2Iniiften ser 5ron3oien um0
@elgier conform 5u MAIDEN. Gen
Rulien lit oamit Der 2Seg qee6net
Die Gerban0Ilmgert ob3u6refen.
S5ranfreich oie ShuIo on 0em S,tei-
tern 6erIeIben auf3ubaIien uno oann
Sonoerpertrdgc nit onoeren 2dn-
bern unter Oen BON 5runfreidl su-
riifaelpieieneu 8eoingunaen ab3u-
ffIieBen.
Die Sage lpurOe nod meiter com.
nlicirt. 0urh cine 9lnfiinoigun0 ser
3uiien, ooB iie einen oirecten Grcoit
bon ~ 0}iIliaroen Dollars fir 6ie
SoDiet -&egierltng, ais &orbeoinq-
unG ie0en AbfommcnS for0err.
29ie 6efonnt gcgeben mur0e, ia.
ben 13 21n0er 100 Miuionen 3u
benz neuen tnternationalen Gonior.
tilm ae5eihnet, oeiien Gn63iel gr.
langrng oeS rltiiiifen Sun0els lit.
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1ic D}aiiciern IN Sen ueridi

Gic Walieiern lit Den pcritics
6cncn St16teu ,StoIicns 6rc.tteu .
1ootc mo jjbcr 100 0cruunocte.
Ben u Sooopcr. frihcrer
@ouperueur pon Ecnneiicq. III Wm
Goriiber Ser 9lnoe5 gabnor6ets
5eboroe ermobit wor6eu on itene 0on
R Yl. Barton. Der ollsqeihie0en
lit, un6 : = e Sanger Uuroe
0iceporjiser gei6c Dcrtretea 6a5
Gublitum IN Ger Qa5oroc
Rel einem 15euer. rDelfe5 6os
3ongebdu0c in gialagd einGiferte,
iiao go 8erionen amaetommen, IN
aefabr 10 Sarleat s2eroaiL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07
Scr SOllgrrb.


i'm Senat. - Geecu uur leercn
SGnfeu. - 8ener Sunnsplan
SrGi. SarSiug borgeIegt. - 60
GSUlIette lest lInteriudjuna Der
SerpadJtung oifeutlifcr Ecaan.
Sereien onrdl. eSIOttenamt nno
Separtement ScS Snnern Idlarf
aHgegrifien. - @efGIidltc 0i6erm.
SonSs snm Setragc pOn 400 Mil
Iiuneu i'm lImlOnf, bsbanptct Son.
arefnbgtUroneter. - SdlabamtS.
irerctGr 6citreltet bic SebGnptnna.
&nibingtOn, :. 6. 80 Die Sarif.
0ebotte i'm Seuat miro in einem
ioId) ifleppenoen 2eupo Qefiihrt,
OaB nod Qfonate pergeheu oilrfteu,
che oie ncuc 3oubia SIR 9lmubme
geInngen miro. 0ieiIt ipreheu Die
Aeouer Dor Ieeren Banter mo falt
bel ieocr 9bitimmuug muB ser
GudIter crit cine geuigeno groBc
9ln3ubl Seuotoren aufipijren uno
pCrboften, INN Elm GuorIm slidm.
meu3ubringen.
Sin nidJtsmiirOfaer Nuidllag.
Gin 9lmenoement sur Garii-8or.
Ia1e lit bon Senotor Sling pon lltob
oIs Elm uihtsluilroiaer Roubaniflog
im Sntereiie bon 6ronci5 4. @ar,
onn'@ oGbemicol 6olnoation" ta.
rncteriiirt lpor0cn.
8arpau'3 y@benlicul Foundation"
bat oie $500 ehemaligeu Ocutihen
6arben.B Bntente i'm 9eiib, Oic ieincr
3eit pom Guitos 0es 5cin0e5. Gioen-
tbum5 nit @eihlng belegt lmO Der
eigenS bierfilr pon @oroon qegriin.
oeten @eieaihuft iibergcbcn uur0cn.
@arpau ielbit mar sur Belt 0ieier
@riinoung Ser 2eiter Der llnter-
iudungS. .9lbtbeiling I'M 9urcau Oe5
Guitos fir 6einoes. .Gigentbum uno
wlroe ipdter ieIbit @errpaIter Oe5
ieiitoliheu gigentbl1mS. Nm ser
@riinoung ser 5eieai6oft lpurcn
nod anOere Wiit9Iieoer oerielben &c,
b0rOe betbeiIiat.
9foh Dem betreffenben 2tnWrbrs
ment uia man lett neriud)eu, SIC urs
ipriin9Iihen @igentbiimer Der nit
9cid)log beIegteu oeutihen @oterte
6aran 3u bin0ern ibre&ro0ucte mad
9Imerico SIT ihidcn. 0nmjt tie ben
2euten bie bier Gaterte in 6Gnoeu
boben, feline Goncurren3 nader
fonneu.
sails ser @enerolanpaIt icne
FfIi.ht tfote. ioqtc Gen. Sling.
apiir6c er geriftlihe S6ritte er.
grcifen oic llebertragung 0ieicr go
tente aIs geieBnioriq auBuheben.
uno 0ie 9atcnte ieIbIt luie0g III sic
Sonoe Ser 91egicritng 3u bringeu,
oantit mon NIT ihnen Deriahren
fann, pie Der Gongreb eS fir gut
befinoet 9tah bent 8oIferreft lit
Die ein5ige ebrlife MnBnahme be-
5iigIidb oieier Eoteute un0 ocs ion-
iti9en beihIognobmten i5einoe5.gi,
aentbums Die, oaB mir iie Sen 0eut.
iheu Stoat8ongebori9eu }triidge,
bes, 6eneu lie 9ebortcn g2ir iin0
meber StrdBenrduber nod 8iru,
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-07

3u 0eoi..s cafe, q. 1af., er.
idoB ,as aolIias ieine iuuge 6rau
nernunoeie ieiue beloen fleinen Gin.
Der uno mari iih oann. uod0em CT
einem 9oiie eutgnngeu mar, uor bic
'foSer elmer Socemotiue. oie ign ser.