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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
Cities Unite on Reclamation!

contemplates applying % cnnrra..
for a special act creating federal
Columbia basin commission. 1. ..
port on the project. and providing A
separate initial appropriation for
that purpoee.
Thereafter. our policy aa 70 ali O..
iufubla river basin matters. Including
finance, Will depend upon the repor,
~ that commission and the policy a
the washington state Department ~
conservation and development.
Our opinion in that the report az
such federal Columbia basin comma
sion should recommend a sspars,s
appropriation for the building Of tho
Columbia basin project We cannot,
however. assume 20 dictate the nj.
Icy 81 such federal commission or Of
the state department Of conneryatlon
and development.
Furthermore. while the foregoing
states the policy OF the spokans
Chamber Of Commerce, we oannot
commit ourselves or the Columbia
basin project 20 the proposition that
the Columbia basin project shall bs
indefinitely or forever excluded from
participation IN the funds Of the Nc.
Nary-smith bill. for the reason that
the revolving feature u that BIN con.
templates the reclamation Of all the
irriFabie lands OF the West. and n.
continuance Of the revolving fund
created Hereunder. for period Of
from 30 to 30 years. or longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
President Urging
Revenue for Bonus

WASHINGToN, April is.--Presi
dent Harding is insistent upon hav.
ing congress provide a means OF rails
ing revenue for financing the bonus
bill.
This became known today follow.
ing a visit OF Senator Watson to the
White House.
At the same time II also became
known that a move IL 10 tack rider
to the tariff bill providing such
means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

year and Miss namford ha. starred
in vaudeville productions on the cam
pus.
Many members Of feature acts on
tho Giee club and annual vaudeville
will take part In The Shoonn." III
A. Thompson has the i~adlng comic
part Of apanEie. All four members
Of Dear Old College naze.- Cleo
club feature act. are In the cast.
They are Clifford Sewdaii Harold
Mcc1inton. Ray cririer and Clayton
Rychard. other roles arc carried by
Charles Denny. Jack fauEhery. Olga
Andersen and Valley Hlgbee.
A choru. Of rs. including the Sing.
Song girls In featur. dances. and an
orchestra OF 20 pieces win support
the cast. Special scenery and Co.
tunes have been designed for The
sho- Cun.- which viii surras. any
former opera In spisndor Of produc.
ton. according 10 Dean Glen. stu.
dent managers are Horace Gilbert.
Francis Griswoid. Don Campbell and
Harold Marquis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
Allister May Be Left Waiting
at the Church for Fifth Time
BY MEBB MILLER

PARIS, April lbs Aiser Mccormick 20 be left wait
ing at the church for the fifth time?
All Paris is asking this question today astounded sud
den developments The Chicago of which the con-
summation has been many times postponed.
Instead of Fastening TO her fance Mary Landon Baker
has gone Normandy where it's apple blossom time to live
quietly farm and think her approaching we'd
ding"
vscount jane whose wife, the vscountess accompanied
the Chicago girl her Normandy retreat made this an
today He declared Miss Baker extremely
and that would be for her to rest at least
Il month.
Then he fresh doubt upon the much postponed mar
riage Mccormick who waits in England for his bride,
by saying:
Miss Baker must live the life of farmer for month or
She TO think the wedding quietly by herself
After that she consider what she will do She does not
know whether Mr. Mccormick is coming to France to see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
ALL IS READY
FOR Shotgun
Big Performance Scheduled
Thursday Night

The sho-Gun." presented this year
as tho annual spring opera at the
University. win b. given Thursday
night. April 20. In Meany hall. The
production In under the direction OF
Irving NJ. Glen. dean Of the college
OF fine arts
The Shotgun" written by George
Ado and Gustav Luders. n a comic
opera In two acts. IL In located In
the mythical Kingdom OF ka.Choo.
somewhere between Japan and
China. The plot ccnters about the
activities Of William Henry spangis.
an American promoter. who In his
search for social position and a title
overthrows the reign OF the Shotgun
and wins his bride.
The cast for tho opera includes
many Of tho leading musical and
dramatic stars Of the University.
Clifford Newdaii plays the part Of
Tee To. the male singing lead. Ife
was star In the opera last season.
Katherine Peterson and Ruth BAN.
ford have leading roles. Miss Peter.
son was second lead in the opera hast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
PALMER FLAYS
SPOKANE MEET
Calls It Red Herring Drawn
Across Trail

Declaring the move to he moth
nnx more than q red herring
Srnwu nrro>s the trail in an e.
lers 10 defeat the Palmer initiar
oaveI which u designed To reap
possion the legislative rrpr~sen
6nsisn Of the state. State senator
II n Palmer. author OF the
uueaeurp. and A. r. Fuller today
1roounred the meeting that has
heen called la Spokane for neat
Wednesday to discuss the reap
porelonnsent question
ThA meeting was called by state
Senators Charles f. Myers and l.. /.
Wenffall and Representatives Fred
Il Wotf and r. u. Danskin-
senator Palmer. who had been
liked to attend the conference. dc
c1Ined the invitation
II have drawn up measure ne
declared. (which complies with the
constitution. You are contemplating.
instead. a measure which could not
- passed without constitutional
amendments. and which would. there
fore serve 10 perpetuaie rule by the
minority"
Fuller was particularly opposed 70
the idea of framing a reapportion-
ment measure which would nccesas'
tate . constitutional convention
ssuch a convention" he said,
s@would. perforce. be based on the
present unconstitutional apportion
menf. which would mean that kins
county and other sections would not
ret a fair chance"
The call for the meeting raises sis
questions:
Cd L. o reapportuinment at this
time, and an initiative measure
for that purpose, constitutional
e. Is the present provision OF
the constitution for reappcrtion-
msent satisfactory, ard II not,
what basic changes should be
n1sdes
C) should the county govern
mental unit be- substituted for
the present district unit Of repre-
senfafiong
"a Would . unicameral iegis-
1sfive body be more desirable
than the present bicameralr
90 Should longer sessions be
permitted when necessary
f0 Should state legislature be
really a dsliberative body?
The first question was answers
some months ago by the attorne'
general" Fuller asserted. Tie hels
that the people can initiate anything
the legislature can pass.
"As to the second question. Their
can be no doubt as to the satisfae
tory nature OF present constitutions
provisions. altho II Is a fact that tn
constitution is flagrantiy violated b.
the present apportionment"
Fuller declared that. II the Spo
kane conference gains popular favor
" will mean that the Palmer bill vii
be sidetracked. and that. by the tim
the constitutional convention is held
everybody will have forgotten al
about the subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

son. chairman Of the state develop
ment committee Of the chamber. jos
cph Jacobs. rlny l.. Allen, John T.
Hartman. y. H. Hedges and Thomas
n. nm. director OF the state develop
ment bureau OF the chamber.
In addition to getting behind the
Smith, McNary bill. which VIII pro.
vide for the development Of the small
projects IN the state. and agreeing
10 ark congress for a special appro'
prlatlon for the Columbia basin
project. the Spokane chamber con.
templates asking for the creation OF
federal commission "a report on
the project. General Cocktails re
port, made 10 days ago. indicates the
project In feasible.
After n special appropriation II OBJ
tanned. the policy of the Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

ttkA VI tttt- 1AAAAR tAVAs
All efforts 10 reach Mss Baker
personally today failed. The Chicago
Etri was bright and smiling when
seen BY a United Press correspondent
yesterday. She deciarcd she would
remaln In Parts a fortnight 10 buy
her srcusseau and then would hurry
u I4cudon 10 be married.
Immesilateiy after Miss Baker
mad> this statement sire was hurried
inside closed car and taken 10 the
home OF viscount and Niseountess
Jsnxe. who refused permission for
further talks. saying that hereafter
yiscount Ianxe would speak for her.
The story told reporters today by
he viscount. following the secret.
hAsty departure of the vtscountess
ana Miss BalyNr for Normandy. was
cutie different from that told by Miss
Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
ASTOR
COMES HOME

NEW YORK. April is.--Vis'
countess Astor. who used 70 be
Nancy Langhorns Of Virginia and
later the first woman 10 at In Brit
aims parliament at WestminStsr.
came home today 20 a noisy. en-.
fhuniasiic reception"
Lady Asior. who was accompanied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

Miss Baker was the mystery
woman" OF the Auuitania. ON which
she crossed the Atlantic. Passengers
said she kept TO her cabin. accom-.
pancd by companion. she did not
mingie with other voyagors once
she sent Mccormick wireless
message. but that was the only Sign
she gave OF her recognition Of her
engagement
On January ~ this year. when
ChlcaEo's Gold Coast thronged tho
Fourth Presbyterian church. after
sending 500. 900 worth OF wedding
presents. Miss Baker lcft Mccormick
waiting at the altar with his hest
man. She suffered a nervous break.
down. Twice since that incident.
which set Chicago society agos, and
once before. the wedding was post
poned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
STATEMENT
FROM SPOKANE

The Spokane statement indorH"d
by the Seattle trustees follows
'''rhe Spokane Chamber 81 Com
meroe ~ whole. heartedly back Of the
McSary Smith bli. and will. as here
iofore. Loyalty support that bill
"rhs plan of the Spokane Cham.
her ~ Commerce with reference 90
the Columbia basin project. subject
10 the action OF the Pahco conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

Chamber Of Commerce matters, IN
Guiding finance. will depend upon the
report Of the federal Columbia basin
commission and the policy u the
Washington state ep0rtment OF con.
servation and development.
I'VE are very happy 90 get behind
a movement that viii unite the
state" said wnterhouse Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

by her husband. was met NJ the pier
by a committee Of women headed BY
Mlss Ruth Morgan.
I'm here because received an
invitation 10 attend the pan-Ameri.
can women'a convention at Baltimore
and discuss matters 81 Interest 10
women all over the world" nhe said.
I'm not going on "A speaking tour %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
ASKS DIVORCE
SECOND TIME

Mrm. Annie Mekciycy wants 10 al.
vorce her husband. Thomas T. Nc.
kcivey. for the second time.
Tho MeKsiveys were frat married
IN Belfast. ireland. In 1891. according
70 complaint filed Tuesday In supe
rsor court December 7. 1871. they
we're divorced In Seattle.
Thereafter the defendant. in n~a.
son and out Of season. importuned
hi. wife 90 take him hack. according
10 IN. complaint. and the two were
remarked in Tacoma. September ss.
1913.
Mrs McE-lv~y asks the custody OF
her minor child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

Following the receipt Of
declaration 81 reclamation policy
from the Spokane Chamber ~
Commerce a. the effect that II II
''wholc.henrt.dly back ~ the
Smith. MeNary bill" and that II
eontemplates asking congress for
special appropriation 10 under.
take thu Columbia basin develop
mcu,. the trustees OF the Seattle
Chamber ~ Commerce unani
mousIy adopted resolution
Tuesday indorsing the Fast Side
organizations statement Of Its
position.
Seattle IL now prepared TO aid n
The early development Of the colum
bia basin project along the lines out
lined IN the Spokane chambers state
nent 81 policy. and President Franz
Of the local chamber
accompanied by committee Of bust
ncsa men. were 20 leave for Spokan'
night 10 discuss deiaiii
Of the agreement reached between
the two organizations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
Harding Favoring
Irrigation Fund

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-PrcsI-
dent Harding is in favor Of the pro-
posed plan to create a revolving fund
Of s350. 900. 900 for reclamation and
Irrigation projects in the South and
West. he Informed delegation OF
senators and representatives who con
ferred with him at the White House
today.
The delegation WAS headed by Sen.
ator McNary Of Oregon and Repre-.
sentative Smith. republican. Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
WILL ATTEND
|pA~(O SESSION

Friday the Seattle committee will
attend the conference called at Pnsco
by Dan A. Scott. state director OF
conservation and development
President WAREHOUSES committee
will be composed Of J. A. Swalwell.
II. u. Earring. Reginald n Parsons.
Y. j. Mathews. Col Howard A. Han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

Japanese regard the lotus as sym
bolicaI Of purity, because H. floats
unsuilied on the muddy waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

About 900 cubic feet Of air. weigh.
inR more than 80 pounds. pass thru
the human lungs every - hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
QUITE SO

From I'VE
Daddy, DO you love me ssiilr-
yea. dear. but you never are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

For Little Sister
Such attractive styles for baby
in warm. knitted garments
Knitted Caps. wooily Sweaters
with button fronts. little clip
over models and ripple Coat
Sweaters. $685. 20 $685.:
Novelty capes. e4.95 to e5.06;
Sweaters. e1.9b 10 $3.50;
Caps and Tams 10 match. Use
To $3.50.
THE BON. jean linz Of hand
made Caps. Sacques. Bootees and
Mittens. made exclusively for the
Bon Marches Baby shop and I'M
like anything shown In the city.
)R-THE BON MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
Knitted Things for Little Folks

For Baby
Cory knitted things for baby
and little folks from 10 6 years
every baby needs plenty Of
warmih--so mother may buy
hand-croch.ted sacques for Csc
little knitted Booiees use. and
little knitted Shoes 05e.
For Little Brother
SWEATERS. siip-on styia with
roll collar. just like biz brothers.
&5.05: button front styles 91.0S
To e3.DS.
BABY SHOP. SECOND r.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
Nenc 9citimmnn8en bc}iiglidl Der
6apitiunbl netroifcn.

Nom. oCiierUatorc 9lomono",
0a9 amtlid'e Craon 6eS Gatieans,
bat Gin pdpitIidlca Sanoihreiben
pcroficntiht oas Ole tiir3li,h nidt-
antid) id)on ougctiinoigtc 8erlan'
gcrnng DER Iriit }tuiite1 ocm gIble.
ben ejnc5 Eupitc5 luo oem 9cqim
oes GonInuc sur @dbl cines 9fad,.
ioIaers betannt giDt. Die 5riit non
Ia Eogcu. bic Bins TO. ieltaeiebt
hattie, miro ouf Is pcrl1ngcrt, I'M
cs Den ailamdrtigeu GoroinGlcn AT
ermogiihen. idruttlih an Der
Bapinuabl t6cl3uncbnien. 9litBer.
Dem itcbt es 0cn Garoiudlen irci. iic
nod nm uciterc 2 o0er 8 Inae All
UerIdnaern; rs Gage iiu0 ober bic
duBcritc @renjt.
Ijc b. N uou Wajlano ousac.
ganlenc 4teloung. 4}apit 8ius iei
an 8rond)itia crfranft. 1T pom 9,n.
ticdu aus ocncntirt luoroen. Ger
Fopit lit ipohlaui mo aeiun0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
tDcltbccarI on lsSei;cn
bis sitr nGspItcn Grn'
&c 0c>ccRt.

9ipm. 9tah einem ioeben pel,
ciicutlihtcn 8eridt ocs ,\nternatto.
naleu 9Idcrbau. SnitihtS in G,m
uerfiigeu oie Gei5enauSiubr 2dnoer
Ser Groc uah 2ib5ua oea eigcueu Be.
oari3, bis sur uhditeu Grntc, 5u,
lanmen iiber ejnen llcbcrid)uB bon
II SOC, 600 Mctertonncn 3u Il 900
aiIogramn), Oo feitgeitcut murop,
Dab ole oieSiGbrigc @ciamttcrute
in Nen ginhlbrIGn0ern, bon oenen
9eridlte porliegcu betrGdtIib 1ro.
Der iein miro. oils 0ic Oe$ leeten
&abreS ndmIid itn9ef1br 27,700..
600 itatt 2t,S00,000 W}etertonnen.
In sen 21nOcrn pom 0cncn &c,
r,bte porlieaen limo insqeiauut
t0I000.00O AcreS nit 8intcruei.
sen belIcllt I'M 1.3 EroceHt mcbr.
OILS Dor einem Sabre; 20.000.O0O
9Icres, iibcr II Grocent mebr, ais
norigeS &obr in0 nit Gogaeu be-
ireIlt I'm europa lit Die 9ciicuuug
init @ci5en 3uriidqcaangeiL cbeulo
in fIeinerem MaBitobe in oen Gcr.
Staatcu oieier 9lu5fda miro inoe5
0lrd erb0bten Qlnbou in Sn0icn
auSgegliden. 3ioQgen lit iomobl in
europa mie in ben Ser Stoaten
mcbr gcidt oIS Dor einem Sabre
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
@icSercinfiifrung Der Munardlic in
&ngeru prup1c5eit.
Mraensbnrn, glNNern. =

Hegensburg Saleru. 8eriit.
ie, mad peIdcn iii 9aucrn 0ie 09o.
narrbic mieoer ans Ruoer foulmen
iuto Die RepubIlf. oocr ocn Golf9.
itoat abIoien iou, molcu nidlt sur
Hubc foumcu uu0 e2 bat iebr 0en
2lnidcnl, oaB ooS monorhiitiid)c
Clement IN 8apcrn. lmteritiiBt bon
0eiinuna91clolic III @reilBcn uuo
audl in llugorn emii9 al Der 2lrbcit
III. nm ocn iritberen aronprin}en
8uppredt ouf ocu Ibron SIT brin.
gen
Der 6iihrer Der ocutiden Golf2
partei i'm Reihstng. 6elo. per0iicnt-
lid)t IN iciner 3eitimg ,He9ensbrr.
ger 9lnjci9cr" ole Autiin0iNnua.
ooB Die @tonarhic IN &dl0e 3urlld
febren mer0e, uie iollt:
og8ir hoben cine rcpublicouiichc
5tantsmaihincrie, bon Ycuten con.
troQirt lulter tucIden Sic nid)t Gin.
nal nit ciucm 8ergroBerlmqsQlas
eiuen mahren. ddtpn Acptbicancr
fin0en 0ilrftcn. 29ir hoben cinen
@at0toa ociien N}cbr6eit iih oifen
unO Iobcuo fir cine bcidrduftc Dlo.
nurhie ousipriht Cie aeqenludrti.
&C 9leaierungSiotm 3crioat in
Irijntmer mo mfrs Bic 1fonardhie
ais tire 96ad]folqeriu i6ren Gin}uo
bnlten icbeu Nlnn martc MIR Gin,
nal ub Gic 3eit miro 3uaunitcn
ocr Uionortbie orbeitcn."
Ter 6iihrcr Der baperiidleu 0lo.
nnrbiltcu. q 6eim, bat iid silent.
lid Der neucn 8eicuihait ange
ihIoiien, meldle 3u Dem 3medc Qc-
qriiHoet morocn mar. Ole 9lca.cruna
bon Qancrn mieoeroui3ubauen III
annern milnmclt e5 gcro0e3u ron
@ebcimaQcuten Der gcrlincr N7.Gs,
regierumq mo man bat Dies N
Vanern herausqcfunoen merit 6p
9lbiidlt iuo iii barber 10 pcrit,mmt
0oB man on cine acnoeulna 0cHft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
@chr Snbnitrie- ais Sarmnr6eiter.

9lelu 9Urf. Sum eriten D}ol in
Der @eihiAte 0e5 2onoes miro bic
3abl Ser &erionen, Die ouT 6ormen
beiddftiqt lit, pon Ser ,3ahI Der in
55abrifen bcid1ftigteu iibertrofien,
mie in elmer itotiitihen Ber0ffent.
IItung Der q. y. Notional Gitp
8anf nngegeben miro.
Die nngefiibrten 3oblen ergeben,
DaB Die 3ahl Der Berionen. Die auf
6armen nuebringeno t6dtig iinb,
ii6 ieit 1870 uid)t Oer6oppelt bat,
tpabreno in oen 2$nOuitrien 5mal 10
piele 4erionen beihoftigt ner0en
ols i'm Sabre 1870 Die 3abl ser
I'M 3anoeI uno transport beitdf-
tiqten Gerionen mar 1920 6mdl qro.
Ser ais i'm Sabre 1870.
Die 3abl Der geninnbringen0
thdtigcn 5ranen mo 9idod]en rahm
pon 2.647, 900 i'm Sabre 1880 auf
S,594 600 i'm Sabre 1920 3u, o0cr
nm etlpn 221 4rocent pohren0 Die
3abI ar 10 beidGTtigten Rdnner
nm 12i @roceut 5una5m, ndmlid
pon 14745.000 I'M Sabre 1880 auf
33 059.000 i'm Sabre 1920.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26

\ SonOOn. - Die 2onoouer 3eihm.
9en melieu NIT 9fodorud auf 6ie @e.
tobr Der gegenpdrtiacn 2aae in SSr.
louo bin unO etlide iprehen ioaar
oie 2Inlht aus, OaB MIR nod ueuia
tebIe, I'M eiucn tbatjG6lidlen Dir.
gertrieg 5lI entfadcn. Seit mebre.
ren Eageu iin0 Sharfidliieen nuf
beioen Seitcu Der 8rense smiihen
llliter un0 Sin Srlano tbdtia unS
loaar Maidlnenaemebrc ioQen in
Gctlon aetreten ieiu. 3u aIeider
Belt 0ouern oie llurlheu in Oen 6
@rafihoiten aus oeneu litter ii6
5lliammeniebt, an.
Ser nIimeS" Correspondent In
Dublin meloet. Dab Die aem6biate
oilentIidc Wlcimtna Sii0. SrlanO's
gemeinifoftlihc5 @orgeben ser bel.
oen 3cgierllngcn befiirportc, ln ole
Spannlna 3n hebcu rno aus anoe.
rer Nuclle miro ange0eutet. oaB cine
jmiidlcn sIrtbur @rifiitb tno @iih.
Collins abaebaItcue Gonleren3 iidl
5Hn lbcil nit bieiem @lau bcfobte.
Dies miro 10 olfgeiaBt. 0uB Dem.
nodllt elnc 9ciprebuug }miihcu Sol,
Inns mo Dem Hitter MtniiterprdIi.
oentcn Cir SameS Craig pereinburt
merNeu ion
Hue 2onooner 3eititugcn brinaen
lonae 9crLhte ijber granoitiftunaen
uno oiOere 2IuSihreituuQen in
9loro.Srlano uuo iiber Die BORT i'm.
mer mehr onpudienoc eponnuna
3miidben RothoIifen iuto Groteitan.
ten. "a bejoe Socttoncn iicl aeaen.
ieitig Die ihneriten @ciddoiaunaen
an oen aopi merfen lei e3. 70 ioqen
Die ,}eitlnaen. iebr ihmcr in piclen
5aileu Die mirflih idJuloigc @ariei
feitjuiicGen ood) altf olle ,Sdnc ipibe
lid Ole Gage raid oerart 5lt 0oE ser
allaemcine ,Sricoc crnitlid, ocf16r0ct
meroe.
lSniolae Der onbaltcn0eu @cudlt.
tbattn in 9cliait 6aben ole 0ortioen
StraBrubohu }tnqcitc1ten lib cnt.
idlolien sic ?lrbcit nicoer3uIcacn,
"a Ne feinen qeuiigen0cn 3hub uor
Rcoolrcraitcntatcn erboltcn 9lub
Ole }ubrIclte boben fait Idnlmtlitb
Die 9lrbcit nicoeraeIeat
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26

Qie ipaniidle gegierung hat
I'M 3uiammenhang init gom6cn
Grploiioneu f10 Srnoicaliiten oaI
hoitef.
IeutitIan0 bat bic Z. Gntid6,
oiguuasrate non 31.000.000 Sob.
mart an Die 9lep1rotions Gonunii.
lion Der 2tQiirten entrid,tet
Ter gaiBe geiddiisOiiirIct
bon Gnrilther5piEe. Mo., iDiiroe
0urf cine t}e1ersbrlinii Deruidltet
Shaoen ca. 100000
Ginen S6ooen Doa ca $500.
600 oerurindlte elm 6enar. oos in
Glmira q y, Gin babies GuBeno
(5eidldits. uno Bobn3ebduoe ein.
Giderts.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
@apit aiht MilIiOn 2ire fir rmiTid,
Ginoer.
Or. goreni in Detroit.

Detroit. Ger 6erilhmte gsiener
Crtbopdoc Gr. }l0oIf 2oren, lit am
Somstog in Detroit eingetroiicn,
no er bis slim 26. @ldr3 freic Gli.
niteu geben uno Damn nah gIcp
9ort 5uriidfebrcn miro, Inn am II.
&priI 0ie 3eimreiie nod europa
on5utreten. g9d6reno ieines 9lui.
entbaltes in Rem port hat Or. 60
rcll}. mic ieine 2Iiiiitenten befonnt.
gc5en. 2203 2riippel unteri,tt
un0 20 operirt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26

Gin nohtIihes 5eucr 3eritorte
in Reno 9teo. Oas 9iipcriioea0otel,
oas groBtc 6oteI Der Stnot. 5ta.
Den $250.000.
3Dci aiuoer erlitten ben slam.
Hentoo lmo ibrc Rutter mur0e
itUcr ber5ranrit ais oas Seiln Der
5afniIie in Cetrojt our6 1Seuer 3er.
ftcrt muroc.
Die Aegieruna Gdneln1rf's $
bat Sruppcn nltiqeboteu 3ur Inter.
oriifung uou Gommuuiitenuuruhcn
III gerbin6ung init Der jiinait nah
ailorohnng eines 5eHeralitreifs nc
aen Sohnreouctioreil erfcl1ten 2lus.
igerrana Uen 10000 arbeitern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
9er GOngreb.

SiermGdlte- &ertrag nno SOloaten.
SOnns imner nod Die Sanptge-
idGftc. = I6itimmunsen jest be-
nuriteheno. - Seioe idleinen Der
gInnagme i'm GuHsrck jctt iider.
- lSraI. SarSing iull a6er ent-
idlOiien ieiH, Die SOuusuOrlagc
an uctiren. - @eplante 9leOnetiOn
Der 9lrmee- nnS 6lOttenitarfe
SrObt sn Srapan spiidlen Der GTe-
eutine nuo Dem Guugref sn fiib-
rem. - Der 3olltarif.anmpf pirG
balO beginner. - Der nenc Sarif
6Irfte Scm &elfe mandlc mnangc-
nebme licberrajdJnngcn briugcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
Galmer'S
&otDcll HaS5ien.

Sen. gSalib itellt tic in eiurm sc.
ridlt an ben Scnat ms rcdltc
eidjt. Ter fribercn @cncral-
anualts &Or9cben gegen pSOr.
eisnerS" ODllig unaercdltfcrtiat.
SOridelidIe WabtHiurpirHnn
Wioerlihe Sgraunei nuO Haerb0r.
ter SCANDAL.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-26
Alie ant. GrHppen arts
OcHticI,IanH beinsbeSrs
HSrt.

8aibinstun, ,. 6.-arieas.
iecretdr g9eefs erlieb am /.
9Pontaq Sen 9eiebI, Snb bis 1
SSilli idmmtIihe americaniidlen
9eiabunas- Srupeu pom Nheiu
5urild5u3iebeu limo. 3ur3eit
limo nod flapp 1000 Ameri.
Gamer am 9lhein luo Seint.
trdn$porte iiuO bereits irn
@angc.
Sic 9cutifDen fOmmcn uom
9iesen in Die Sraafc.
4aris. - SSn @uriS muroc
bcfanut gegeben, oab nad) Oem
glb5ug Ser aneriraniihen pc.
iobungStruppeu am 9lbein
fran5oiiihe 8ruppen oie 9rii.
denfopf-SteIlin bel GobIcns
besieben lpiirOcn, ole bjSbcr bic
qniericnncr belett hotten