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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20
Mnnches ter-R Ross

The marriage of Miss Mabelle +.
Ross. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
A. Ross of Skowhegan to Edwin F.
Manchester. was recently solemnzed
in Portland by Rev Henry Styles
Bradley, pastor of the State Street
Congregational Church in that city of
which the bride is a member Mr..
Manchester is a travelling salesman
for the f. NJ Brown Paint Co. of
Portland and the bride has for some
time been employed as a bookkeeper
for Conant & Patrick, a Portland gro
Gerry concern After a wedding trip
through the White Mountains. Mr..
and Mrs. Manchester will visit ut the
Ross family home here and later re-
side in Portland The bride is very
we'll known in Skowhegan where she
was born and educated. After com
plotting her studies at high school she
studied music at Oberlin University
in Oberlin, Ohio and subsequently at
tended Maine business college, TAX
ing the position which she held until
her marriage after her course at the
school last mentioned. She has Of
ten delighted Skowhegan people with
her musical talents, being both a
pianist and vocalist The young
couple have the best wishes of many
friends i'll this section.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20
&knlntrrgatt Gnral Nrr,H

Roy Fitzmorris who graduated from
Bowdoin College last June is this fall
entering Harvard Law School,
Mrs. Fred Avery and little son,
James are leaving Friday to visit
with relatives in Milbridge, n B.
Friends of Miss Gladys Hamor. who
last year taught Domestic Science in
the public schools, will be interested
to learn that she is this year teaching
in Gorham, n. H.
Joseph Coburn Smith left Satur-
day for the Y. NJ G. A. Camp at Lake
Cobbosseeeontee where he attended a
college Y NJ. c. A. conference. He
has lately returned from Washington,
d. c., where he has been assisting his
father, DR.. George Otis Smith OF the
Fact Finding Coal Commissioned and
is resuming his studies in the senior
year at Colby College.
Mrs. W. D. Herbst of New Bedford.
Mass, is at Lakewood owing to the
illness of her sister, Mrs Stafford A.
Lindsay. Mrs. Lindsay was taken
very i'll Friday evening about o'clock
after attending the Skowhegan fair
during the day. and her condition be-
came so serious that two nurses were
required and d consultation of physi-
clans ensued. She is now slightly
improved The family are still re-
naming in one of the Butler bunga-
lows.
Miss Helen c. Smith, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith, who
recently returned from an absence of
about three months in Europe is en-
tering Colby College today in her
Freshman year. Miss Smith while
away saw the midnight sun. visiting
Norway, Sweden, Germany, Switzer-
land, Paris and London. She land
ed in Quebec and was met there by
her brother, Joseph Coburn Smith.
Miss Smith was a member of party
of tourists conducted by DR.. and Mrs.
Alternately of Washington, D. c.
Several automobiles of Skowhegan
people enjoyed an outing and corn
roast at Devils Head in Harmony
last Sunday. Among those particip-
ating where Mr. and Mrs. F, p. Pen
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Fowler Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Day, Miss Dorothy Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira A. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Seekins, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert FLEET
cher, Miss Evelyn Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Benner, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Lancaster, DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Das-
combe Mr.. and Mrss Herman Rowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harville Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
l.. Conant, Ernest c. Butler, Mrs
Fannie Fletcher, the Misses Reed and
the Misses Norton.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20

Let your children have all they
want of dainties favored with Baker s
Certified Flavoring Extracts. You run
no risks. Bakers are absolutely
pure.
II was on the scientific commission
at Vienna Exhibition in 1873 and used
DR.. SETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM sue
cessfully. The wonderful prompt
action of the medicine is one of its
greatest recommendations Sold by
Simpsons Drug Store.
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original and Only
|, nTTA J. DARLING
The Famous
EYCHIC WONDER
=, and Fayorably known
y LOIS a,,out New England

TouG anu ThfoA'
IlsUr rs New England
faiv onme necessary for Mrs
bas pet return Monday to Winter
tlins " her home for the winter
to c iOo cold weather makes
app nssary in spite of the fact that
9 % s,ioying a splendid patron,
IS u sns desiring readings should
nh ,So same this week.
pd u po IL, is the Psychic who
sd when the war would end.
Phsslsu said the dam would fall in
asD. It fell three hours and
worth nInutes after Mrs. Darling left It
20 l lnain for Bangor as she didn't
pc recoiye a flood bath. Last
10 10 two auto parties coming a
lru as,once we're Obliged to turn
'l.,,hout a reading. Mrs. Darl-
y. S he consulted on all the affairs
all her callers,
a' I'D women, youths and bellies;
gu o. foil how she tells wonders,
l. s'T We only know she tells.
Mol, no telephone communion
n'e' tIons 1w3S*
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20

Bring in those Parrot Tickets and
see if you have the lucky number.
Frank w. Bucknam.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20

Dimpsey leaps from his chair and
makes n rush and almost gets to Fir
pos corner before he meets him. He
lets loose an awful drive that would
hev ended the scrap at once, but, he
misses him Wild that, Firpo KEN
back wild a wollop that shook Jack
from stim to stern. 1t was beauty!
Jack didn't relish it a bit. but he KEN
back wild another soaker and thin an
other one. Firpo was sindin thin in
i'm the same fashion and 1t was hard,
at times, to tell whose fist it was that
was landin. They hadn't been at it
a quarter av a minnit whin Jack let
drive and down goes Firpo. The
crowd was on its feet-yellin loike
mad. Firpo was up at the count av
two Jack let another drive and
caught him square on the Jaw and
Firpo drops again. This time he
was five seconds gittin up. Biff.
Firpo goes down again. Jack is
standin right close to him and the
referee tells him to "git hack far
ther.' and Jack goes over to the COR
ner, but he walked kind'o slaunchwise
and wuz peekin out av the corner aV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
ZACHRANENI z HORfCf
LODI.
A .muxstvo jezerni naSlo pal
diva rybSfe ma ostrovS.

Port Clinton, O., IL. listopa
du. Dfeveny parnik Wesee,
vlastneny Border Transit Co.,
ri Sandwich, Ont. shorel al
ku hladin9 vodni blize Sister
Island nedaleko odtud, dnes
casne rano:
LODI byla zahnana ma melci'
nu a druzina lodni, pozustava
jici z osmnacti muzd a jednt
zeny, kucharky, unikla z hof{'
ci lodi ma dvou clunech do
stala Sc ma ostrov, kde nasls
diva polovyhladovele rybafe
kteff tam byli ode ctvrtka We
"a pull hodiny pozdeji vii
chni byli odvezeni parniken
Conneaut, jehoz muzstvo. zpo
zorovalo plameny. Celia druzi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
DIE ZPRAVY I BRUSSELU BYL MU
VYDAN PR0VODN LIST.
HOHENZOLLERNOVE. BUDOU PRY
DOSAZENI ZNOVA MA TRUN.
DkfVEJSl KORUNNl PRIMO AZ DOSUD NEPRIJEL
MA SVUJ STATEK OELSU.

Brussel, IL. listopadu. Dri-
v6jsi nemecky cisar chysta Sc
k navratu do vlasti. Ma jiz v
rukou prGvodni list pro sebe i
pro sve komonstvo brussel-
ska Gazette tvrdi, ze hohen-
zollernovska monarchie bude
obnovena A. prosince, kdy
bud Vilem sam nebo korunni
prime Bedrich Vilem zaujme
trin.
Soukrome depese z Doornu,
obdrzene jednou belgickou IT,
skovou kancelari sdeluji, ze
jisty dvoran, Won Hoechst,
pfijel do Doornu We a hodiny
rano dnes s dvanacti prdvod-
mimi listy pro ex-kaisera a
jeho bezprostfedni druzinu.
sifrovany telegram byl tam
obdrzen rano a odpoledne ko-
mana byla dlouha porada me-
ri Vilemem a temi, kdoz jsou
mu nejblize.
Pozdeji vysoky holandsky
urednik, DR.. Kan z minister
stva vnitra, zavital do zamku
a mel rozpravku s drivejsfm
cisarem tricet pet minut.
System pro bezdratovou te-
legrafii byl zaveden v zamku
Doornskem, kde byl domov
hlavy Hohenzollernd, behem
poslednich nekolika let jeho
vyhnanstvi v Holandsku a de-
pese jsou tam prijimany re
stanice v Nauen kazdy den v
poledne.
z Haagu Sc potvrzuje, ze
DR.. Kan z holandskeho mini.
sterstva vnitra odejel do Door
nu "a lcelem porady drfvej.
Sim ,cisarem nemeckym. Tate
xprava muze miti dIlezitJ
vztah k one, ze Vilem chysts
sc k navratu do vlasti.
Toto bylo jeho ctizadost
po dlouhy Gas a dfivejsf CT
saf byl v lZkem vZtahu me
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

nicimi Sc pom6ry v Nemecku.
Zdali bude mono znova do
sici trdnu, jest velmi pochyb
no, nicmen6 vsak jeho pfanim
bylo udrzeti jmeno Hohenzol-
lernd v popredf, takze, kdyby
monarchiste byli Ispesni We
svem lsili, Glen rodu Hohen-
zollerni mohl by zaujati
trIn.
Oels, Horni Slezsko, IL. IL
stopadu. Hluboke a nepronik-
nutelne tajemstvi zahajuje
pobyt dfivejsfho korunniho
prince Bedficha Vilema, jenz
pfijeti sem mel dnes vecer.
Lide cekali az do 10 hod. a
kdyz ocekavany host sc ne.
|objevil, rozch4zeli Sc do. svych
|domovd.
Dffvejsi korunni princezna
Cecilie odejela ze zamku v
automobile odpoledne, prova-
zena dvema svymi d6tmi, ma
misto neznameho urceni. Vra-
tila Sc v 9 hodin vecer, COZ
dalo wink povestem, ze ex-
prime Sc ubytoval prozatimne
Nv loveckem zamecku asi de-
set mil cd Oelsu, kde casio
byval v predvalecnych
dnech.
Pariz, IL. listopadu. Rada
velvyslanci umyla 81 ruce mad
,celym pripadem vyvstavsim 2
dteku driv9jsiho nemeckehc
korunniho prince z Holland.
ska, odkazavsi jej svym Via
dam.
Nota cd nemecke. vlady,
niz Sc odpovida ma protest ra'
dy velvyslanci v te veci, byls
obdrzena dnes rano, sdeluji
CT, ze berlfnske lfady nevid
zadneho ospravedln9ni, ably
Sc vzpfraly nAvratu .nemecke
ho poddaneho k jeho rodinl
w Nemecku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

PRIMO RUPREcHT VYHRAL
PROCES.
Soud rozhodl, xe ceskosloven.
sko musi mu vr8titi ma
jetek.

Berlin, IL. listopadu. Korun
nj prime Ruprecht Bavorsky
vyhral svIj soud prot vlade
Ceskoslovenske vedeny o stat
ky v one zemi, jez zdedil po
sve matce, ktera byla arcive-
vodkyne Marie Terezie rakou-
ska, nez 81 vzala jeho otce,
tehdejsiho korunniho prince
Ludvika Bavorskeho.
Ceskoslovenska vlada osobo
vala 81 pravo k zabaveni ma
jetku Ruprechtova, ponevadz
jeho matka byla Rakusankou,
avsak soud zaujal stanovisko,
ze svym snatkem ztratila sve
rakouske obcanstvi a ze ma
jetek pripadl bavorske rodi-
ne, zcela odlisne Cd rakouske
cisarske rodiny.
Takto Ruprecht nejenom Ii
skal svIj majetek, ale nebude
nucen platiti jakekoli naroky
cinene Ceskoslovenskem.
Procesy o majetek drivej-
sich panovnickych rodin jsou
sledovany sc ziv5m zajmem
a soudy demokratickych rezi-
mi jednajf patrne velmi laska
We s majetky drivejSich kralI.
Hohenzollernske majetky jsou
dosud v soudech - dokonce j
|statek v Oelsu, v Hornfm
Slezsku, kde drivejsi korunni
primo hodla Sc usaditi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
POINCARE NAVRHUJE KONFERENCl.
POZADA REPARACNi KOMISI O
USTANOVENi ZNALCJJ.
GEN. LUDENDORFF OZNAMUJE, ZE Sc NEVZDA-
VA POLlTICKE CINNOSTI

nahrad bylo by uvaleno ma
delnictvo.
Londyn, IL. listopadu. Ma
sledkem nezdaru franko-bel-
gickeho vyjednavani We Wash
ingtone vzhledem X projekto-
vane konferenci 0dbOrnikn,
Velka Britanie vzdala Sc vse-
likeho umyslu ma konani jake
hokoli reparacniho vysetrova-
nj, bud "a ucastenstvl Fran
Gle neb bez neho.
Depese ku Central News z
Berlina sd6luje, re Hitler,
vidce bavorskych fascistI, "a
teen byl v domove pi. Hanf-
staengelove, V Americe roze-
ne zeny.
New York, IL. listopadu. -
Ernst Hanfstaengel, o nemz
Sc tNrdi. ze podporoval financ
inc tAdolfA Hitierx, vudcs fas-
cistd Bavorsku a do jehoz
Willy Hitler Sc uchylil pred
svym zatGenim, byl muzem
vynikajicim v new-yorskych
spolecenskych a umeleckych
kruzich. Jest to syn promi-
nentniho obchodnfka s uncle
ckymi predmety v Mnichove.
iStudoval v Nemecku a V A.
merice a po graduaci Har-
vardske university zaridil OBJ
chod umeleckymi predmety
lv New Yorku. Ia valky vyvi-
)nul takovou pronemeckou Gin
most, ze mu hrozilo stihani u
radl. Brzy potom prodal OBJ
chod vratil Sc do Nemecka.
Mnichov, IL. listopadu. -
Gen. Ludendorff, prohlaSeni
otistenem v Neueste Nachrich-
ten dnes, vysvetluje, ze kdyz
byl podminecne propulsion po
SVEN zatceni v patek, nesli-
bill, ze Sc zdrzl vselikeho uca-
stenstvi v lidovem hnutf. Pra-
vi, ze jedine pomoci lidove-
no hnuti mIze Sc n6mecky
lid opravdu vzpamatovati a
on pry hodla Sc mu venovati.
Jeho cestne slovo, pravi
Ludendorff, vztahovalo Sc
pouze ma to, ze zdstane v
Mnichov6 a re Sc zdrzi nepra
telske cinnosti az do sveho w
slechu. Podminecne propuste-
nj prijal pry bez jakychkoli
lvyhrad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

STAVkA v POLSKU. hlaSlla amneStN VSem kdOZ
Dsnictvo pfedkl&da Wade sdcastni poucniho boje
move pozadavky. nemz byo mnoho voakd pc
Varsava, IL. listopadu - bto dale aby byla savka
Pom9ry Krakov6, kde po rum vypacena mzda Ia diva
catkem mnuleho tydne udao tydny nepracova Vlada
velike krveprolti, nemz pozadavky ty zamta.
bylo pres dvacet df pobo, Ones kona demonsrativ
dosud vyvoavaji y&zne oba- nj pohreb SOCIALISM, komun
Wy. Stavkuci zeezncn zff sI kter stavkovnfch bo
zenci odpraj poslusnost jich padi. Deso pn tom na
svym vddcum ktef Jim romantic proevy Soucasne
dill, aby vrati do prace. konal pohreb pobych dd
Naopak kladou move pozadav sojnk6 vojakn pfi nemz
KY TAX zadaj ably vlada wy demonrova narodovci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

ma byla vysazena v Sandwich,
Ont.
Shorenf paniku Wesee ne
pochybne zachranilo zivoty
onech dvou rybafi Martina
Bossoma a Harley Basse z
Port Clinton, ktefi byli ma o.
strove 1O4 hodiny a vzdavali
SIC jiz nadeje ma zachran9ni.
Vydali Sc do Sandwich, Ont,
v dtery, aby pro kohosi v
Clinton dopravili motorovou
kabinovou lodici z Kanady do
zmineneho ohioskeho mesta.
Ma ceste do lodi zacalo te-
ci a pres vsechno vylevani
voda stale stoupala, az pro.
nikla ku stroll q zastavila jej,
Ma stestf lodice zahn&na byla
ma ostrov, avsak nebyti yeas
|n&ho zachranenf, bylf by tam
ryb&fi zahynuli, jezto nem9li
niceho k jfdlu q jejch signaly
zdstavaly nepovSimnuty. O.
strov lezi totiz naimo obvykle
|lodnf dr&hy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
NESTESTf MA KkIzO.
VATCE.

Burgettstown, Pa, IL. listo.
padu. TIL mladi muzi byli "a.
biti, kdyz jejich automobil byl
zasazen osobnfm vlakem Penn
sylvanske drahy ma zdejsf xii.
zovatce vcera. Jsou to Merle
Karnes, z Freeport, O., a Car
T. Williams a Wylie White
oba re Frankfort Springs, ne
dalekO Odtud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

Pariz, IL. listopadu. Pre-
mier Poincare Sc rozhodl ma
vrhnouti utvofeni vyboru znal
CT k vysetrovani otazky ne
mcckych valecnych nahrad.
Vybor, jak jest navrhova-
no, by pozdstaval z delega-
til cd vlad zastoupenych ma
reparacni komisi; jeho povin
nostf bylo by zjistiti zevnejsi
i vniterni zdroje Nemecka ;
kde jest exportovant n6mec-
ky kapital a jak mohl by By
ii priveden zpet; jak a v ja-
kem mnozstvf zdroje rise mo
hou byti upotrebeny ma hraze
nj valecnych nahrad nyni a
jak N6mecko mIze znova u.
pevniti sve financni postave.
nj.
Dale Sc navrhuje, aby tech
nicky odbofnik pfid3len byl 1
vyboru "a kazdou zemi. Vyse.
trovani trvalo by nejmene diva
masice A<A
Poincare timto svym posled
MIN tahem chce dokazati, re
nestavi Sc v cestu nicemu, CO
by mohlo prisp9ti k rozlusteni
reparacniho problemu. Pre-.
mier dokonce by Sc nerozmy.
slel veifti We vyjednavani $
Nemeckem nyni, kdyz trpnJ
odpor byl skoncen a zumyslnt
zdrzovani dodavek zbozi ma
valetne nahrady prestalo, dik
dohodnuti s nemeckymi indu.
strialnimi velmozi.
V souhlase timto planem
Poincare naridil Barthou-ovi
predsedovi reparacni komise
ably pozadal ono teleso v Ii
trejsim zasedani o jmenovan
tohoto vyboru expertd.
Vyjednavani mezi okkupac
mimi lrady a n9meckymi in
dustrialisty, v cele s Hugo
Stinnesem, narazilo ma move
dskali a sice nasledkem usil
| industrialistI o ziskani sou
hlasu spojencu k zaveden
prace pres cas-. kikaji, re ne
mohou odvadeti zbozi ma ice
valecnych nahrad, nebude-l
zavedena desetihodinna dobs
pracovni v Porufi. S hledisks
Francouzi, timto planem ce
le bremeno hrazeni valecnycl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

Zmfn9ny stat, jakoz Wash
ington, prijaly zakony, die
nichz nikdo, jenz nemIze Sc
stati obcanem Spojenych Sta
til, nesmi vlastniti pozemko-
w majetek. Tykalo Sc to
Japonci, Cinand a jinych o.
rientalcI, nebot' tito nesmi Sc
stati americkymi obcany. Pro-
ii zakonu zdvizen byl protest
Japonci, kteri zaplavuji paci-
ficke pobrezf a tyz Sc dostal
az pred nejvysSi soud Spoje-
nych Stati. Tento pax nynf
rozhodl, ze zakony jsou dstav
nj a ze Sc nepfici dohodnutf,
ktere Spojene Staty pied ne
kolika roxy uzavrely 8 Ja-
ponskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

Zde vyobrazena socha egypskeho panovnika enz vadl
zemi mad Nlem jest stars pamatkou nez posedn do
by obevene pamay Tutenkamene Jest to faraon Mycer
nus bohynf Hathor jednou 80 jech druzek Hathor
bya vzyvanou ochranitelkou hoesiho egypta Umeecke
dlo toto nalezeno bylo edne Cheopovych pyramid jest
bronzu. potentatu Mycerinusovi histor mnoho
vi hada ze pochazi bud druhe neb tret kraovke dy
naste jekoz pramdy kde sousos byo naezeno postave
ny byly dynastie ttvrte.
Pyramidy musea egypska navstvena budou vyletniky
amerckymi kei sucasni plavby kOem sveta
pofadanou The American Express Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
KEMAL ONEMOCNEL.

Cafihrad, IL. listopadu. Mu
stafa Kemal pasa, president
Turecke republiky, jest upou-
tan ma lOze zachvatem srdec-
nj vady. Presidentova man.
zelka, LATHE Hanum, rovn9z
Jest nemOcna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
DoLEzITE ZAKONY
USTAVNfMI.
Cizinci, ktefi nemohou stati
sc obcany, nesmi vlastniti ne.
! movity majetek v Kali
fornii.

Washington, IL. listopadu,
Staty n,ohou zak&zati cizin.
cum vlastniti nemovity MAZE
TEX, kdyz Sc to neprici mezi.
narodnim smlouvam, nejvys.
81 soud oznamil dnes v rozhod
mutt, jimz skonGena kontrovel
Sc vlekouci Sc nxkolik roki '
souvislosti Sc z&kony Kalifor.
ME q jinych pacificktch sta.
to-.
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minutes as 4 was necessary 30 sd.
Just the headpiecc aud the squadron
commander had difficulty IN under.
standing and had TO h. assisted hy
one ~ ths radio men, who changed
the tuning until ], cleared up
Capt, Watson testified that al.
miral klttele. who was aboard lhe
Melville ana who wpp Ia command
af all the destroyer squadron. de.
eldrd that the Reno had the cuila
situation well In hand and directed
Capt watsony ships NOT 10 pro
coed TO the scene o. The wreck.
The captain testified that he
called for a radio bearing al SIS.
which indloatsd that his ships were
then three mites south Of Argucll0.
The squadron commander
Capt, waisoui then gave or.
ders." testified Capt Watson. ito
take u-w course with Is true.
decidsd upon By the squadron
commander ns conservative
course into the Santa Barbara
channel"
Another radio bearing was oh
talned nj . p. m.
The now famous a.turu order
was then given and the ships went
on the rocks az sos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
SURRENDER Of
GERMANY FINAL
CapltulateS to France With
out Any Conditions
ny CARL ID. GRoAr

BERLIN, sept. "A Chancellor
strescmann today informed the
Ruhr aud Rhlneland defense organ.
iFaiions OF the governments De.
ciSlon To capiulatc 10 France.
Resistance must be given up with,
on, condition. the chancellor toid
The first delegates who visited him.
The fate II German citizens ex.
PEELED nom the occupied areas or
imprisoned for obeylnE the govern.
mcnts orders for resistance. can.
not be taken into consideration.
Stresemann said
However the chancellor added.
there ls reason Ga believe that most
OF the Germans VIII be- restored to
their homes when official and public
announcement OF the decision to
qult resistance h made
SlrescmRnn's statements ia the
delegates o. the dsfrnsc organize.
lions completely confirmed the de,
vclopments IN the governments a.,
titude toward the resistance pro
gram as outlined exclusively in daily
United Press dispatches since last
"Wednesday
The chancellor viii make known
the governments decision for IN,
conditional surrender TO Delegates Of
the remaining Ruhr and Rhinelanl
organizations later this afternoon.
Tho state prcmiers viii be- inform.
cd tomorrow when they meet here
with tho government and thNn the
reichs,ag hears II officially on Wed
nesday.
The conference between Strcae.
mann and the Ruhr Rhine delegates
adjourned shortly after mld.aftcr.
noon.
II was reported majority % the
Delegates agreed 10 the governments
decision for unconditional abandon
ment OF resistance. altho some ar.
gued tina, Il should be continued.
The United Press was assured.
however. that adoption o. tho cabl,
nets decisions hy the FUN committee
meeting later this afternoon Il prac.
tisally certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
3 Ships Return With Quake Victims
DAMAGED SHIP
IN GALES PATH
Storm Warning Issued
Along Coast and in Sound

Carrying crew Of 80 men uud
running TIGHT without "a cargo. tie
cannery shin W q Flint, OF tho
Libby, Mcneil a Libby Go. which
Is proceeding 10 Seattle from Alaska
ia a damagtd and lraknR condition,
viii ho caught IN the teeth IL the
sale which is now sweeping south
from Alaska. li WAS reported Mon,
day by hafhor mdlo operators here.
The Flint crashed ashore on tlr
Alaaka coast recently
storm warnings Ia mariners and
commanders OF an small craft In
Northwest waters were holstcd early
SUNDAY morning M an PUGET Sound
and Pacific NorthwcHt stations.
Weaihvr bureau metrufolorists re-.
ported that storm ot more than
usual severity Is moving soutbward
and should reach Seattle late Mon,
day OF Tuesday.
Heavy rains cloudy weather and
brisk winds viii prccedc the storm,
u Is nporind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
FIRST CANADA
SHIPS ARRIVE

VICTORIA. r. G. sept. s4.-Car.
rStng 50 refugees OF all nations. who
have been detained in Japan since
the devastating quakes and fires OF
September ! and .. the Canadian Pa.
citlc Steamship company liners En-.
press OF Asia and Empress OF Aus
tralia, first Canadian vessels TO touch
Al North American ports since the
catastrophe. arrived here during Sat.
uFday and Sunday. The Empress OF
Asia arrived AZ quarantine here SAT-.
urlay afternoon ana was followed
sunday by the Empress of Australia.
The ships carried refugees and
survivors OF the japanese horror
vino arr bound for the United States,
England, Canada and other coun,
tries Many Japanese were also In.
cluded among the number.
Dr. J. BENTLEY Squire. physician Of
New York. enc OF the passengers
aboard the Empress Of Asia. told OF
the great relief work OF the many
charitable organizations Of the orr.
eni, following the destruction OF the
principal cities Of Japan. Relief
ships were stocked with supplies
within a few hours after the quakes
and we're hurrying 10 the destroyed
cities. according 10 DIR. Squire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
: STAR HISTORY
CONTEST OVER

The Star history contest, which
has been held during the past two
weeks. and which resulted in many
excellent stories being submitted on
the trials and hardships OF the pic.
neers Of the Northwest territory In
the carly days, Is now matter OF
history itself. having closed satur.
day night.
Competent judges Monday were
pauslng over the list Of manuscripts
and were performing the difficult
task Of selecting the best from
among them. Every story submitted
contained interesting adventures OF
the early settlers In this territory.
The winner Of the so cash prize will
be announced Tuesday
All persons whose stories have
been printed in The Star who have
not called for their double-seat tick.
cts 10 the historical picture, THE
Covered wagon now playing at the
Metropolitan theater, are asked 10
come TO The Star office and get their
tickets.