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feli TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS ) <•- DEPORTED REDS of Reactionary fl| Washington—The shipping board announced that contracts for 12,000,; a 600 barrel# of fuel oil had been REPORTED TO BE Government Reported signed. Roanoke, Va.—Four delegates at large' and four alternates were in­ SUFFERING MICH Have Fled From structed for Frank. <0. Lowden by the Virginia Republican convention. Admiral Sims'.. direct testimony Reiterates Declaration Thai filled nearly 200 large printed pages Tickets,Appear Vic­ Washington — Trade-organisations Berkmaii and Goldman Be­ Bolshevism Takes Hold Of Working Classes And and it took him neatly 16 hours to exchanging -trade information were His Crilicinns Are Aimed read it His cross-examination ^ by torious in Botii-Party ^ placed in the category with trusts, lieved to be Forming Or­ subject to prosecution by .the depart­ cal* Are Reported To Hare Taken Over Direction Of members- of the committee probably -v.:- Vul ganization to Aid Them. >< At No Individual And Thai will be started Friday, after which Primaries. ment of-justice. members of his staff will be heard Affairs For Time Being; PublicPlaces lnBeHia Aii The Departraent At Whole before Secretary Daniels and officials Detroit—Mel Coogan outfought of the navy department are called, SUNDAY BASEBALL Johnny Mendelsohn in ten rounds. Moscow, March 12.—Many radicals Is To Blame. • • Philadelphia—Fred Fulton, west- who were deported from • the United Said To Be Filled With Crowds In An Ugly Honor. . ff-: ...., TO DISCUSS PLAN MAY HAVE CARRIED ern heavyweight, defeated Johnny«States on the steamship Buford have : Madden tin six rounds... been suffering privations since they TO RAISE TAXES arrived in Russia. They have failed to ••' Washington, March 18.—Approach­ 7 Other Blue Laws Appear. San Diego, Cal.—A1 Gruan won a; locate their relatives and have not yet •'V';/ •• -,(By the Associated Press) ing the conclusion of his long ar­ Germany, has-cast off the governmental regime suddenly set up by UA Washington, March 18.—Treasury twenty-round match from Johnny secured employment. Efforts are now :•? raignment of the navy department's •Defeated; Returns Come (lUd) Mex, at Tia Juana, Mexico. being made, by Alexander Berkman reactionary elements last' Saturday morning, but adviees Indicate she is, fto|r \ 'Conduct of the war,-' Rear Admiral officials were called today to present and Emma Goldman, leaders of the facing another extreme peril in the form of a wave of radicalism. - - -.-films laid before the senate investi­ the department's view» to the house In Slowly. /.'W, : Cedar Rapids, Iowa—- Harvey deportees, to form • an organization Reports from Berlin say Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, the reactionary cihancellof,' gating committee today, thirteen spec­ ways and means, committee, on rals- Thorpe won from Sailor Friedman in which will give employment to mem­ and his adherents have either fled from the city or contemplate going.at'oncf.* ific counts in his indictment charg­ liig federal revenues to meet losses as • ..iff. bers of the party who are in distress Armed forces of the reactionary element are leaving Berlin today and 'th* ing mistakes and costly delays. a result of the decision of the su ten* rounds. and care for them pending permanent presence of Gustav Noske, minister of defense in the Ebert cabinet who;ar- Reiterating his declaration that his preme court that stock .dividends are With returns in from 295 scattering precincts out of the 2,057 precincts in­ St Paul—Mike O'Dowd, middle­ arrangements! rived in Berlin last night; by. airplane from Stuttgart, would seem^ to. iadlcatW celticisms were ainie^ at no individ­ not taxable. weight champion, defeated Augie Headquarters of this organization that the constitutional-government intends to assume control immediately. ual; .but that "responsibility for any cluded in the state the anti-Townley General von Seecht, President Ebert's chief .of stsif, ha4 been named .com^ failures" rested upon "the navy de­ Republican and Democratic candi­ Ratner.ln ten rounds. . will be established at Petrograd with dates for national committeemen, and j a branch in Moscow and it is planned mander of government forces in Berlin. v c - partment as an organization," Admir­ Announcements by Dr. Kapp as well as official statements from the'! o$l^ al Sims said: 4 delegates to the national conventions Kenosha, Wis.—The ten round' to give all deportees from the United MOST DELEGATES of their respective parties continued bout between Ted Jamison and State* advantage of the facilities it clals of the .Ebert'government reflects the fear of a radical uprising in' Geft "If I have shown that there was lack of' conviction or clear under­ today to lead the candidates favored George (Knockout) Brown was offers. many. In fact Dr. Kapp*a announcement stated he had resigned from th* by the Nonpartisan league. stopped in' the fourth round when direction of affairs so that the country might be enabled to fight Bolshevist* standing- on the part of the navy de- Jamison claimed he was fouled. . From various cities come report* of uprisings of workers and adviees from . partmeni as to .where- its efforts TO ST. PAUL ARE . The defeat of all tWe initiated meas­ Berlin state that red forces under command of Spartacist leaders are marcii-- should be directed—if I have shown ures for the repeal of the state "blue that , the navy was hampered by a laws" *> ith the possible - exception of Atlantic City—Washington S. Val­ ing in that city.' As the Ebert troops have not as yet resumed full control lack'of preparedness, by lack of es­ that permitting Sunday baeeball is in­ entine, founder of numerous . Latin AMERICANS IN an attack by reds is feared. sential plan and by being held back dicated by the present returns. American business enterprises. and Throughout Germany. radical elements have in many places taken over MNSTRUCTCD llhandier, died. direction of affair s'at least temporarily. . ^ in the beginning—if I have demon­ . On the regular Republican ticket strated . that victory was won not be­ Ounder Olson and Miss Minnie J. Proletarian dictatorships have been set up at' Dortmund,. Germ, Halle. cause of these errors, but'in spite of -Nielson are running well in the lead ' Canton, • Ohio — Jack Britton, GERMANY ASK Ohilga, Unna and Gelsenklrchen',' according to reports, while in Leipslc work­ them, artd that such errors 'were, only Of - Those Ihstructed, Ma- with practically all of the independent world's welterweight champion,, out­ ers have driven government troops from the suburbs of the city, who. were nullified- by .a combination: of circum- Republican candidates for delegate to pointed Jack Perry' in twelve rounds! engaged lately in street fighting. In the Rhenish and Westphalian industrial stances which we would be foolhardy ' jority is to Boost the national convention running well districts it is said the workers are re4dy to follow the radical leaders. indeed to count upon in the future— ahead of their ToVnley opponents. Rio Janeiro—Eight thousand em­ ASSISTANCE Vein UnveHaMe.' then I will'feel-that I have been fully ; k ; Wood. On the Republican ticket the vote ployes of. the Leopoldina railway, justified in. submitting my letter (to in 295 precincts for national commit­ serving Rio aqd two adjoining states, Pa^is, March 18.—The situation in a number of the suburbs have Secretary Daniels)' of January 7. teeman stands Gunder Olson, 8964; walked-out, completely tying up the Declare Conditions Are Dan­ Germany is more obscure.'than ever need toward,the center of the:« "If any individual was responsible," Ole Olson, 4,716. system. ithls morning. Uttle reliable news which is being defended by volunteer Admiral Sims said; "the • tact would St. Paul, Minn., March 18.-^-Com­ On the Democratic ticket the re­ gerous and Fear They came out of that country during the troops. Lively fighting has been g*- necessarily -have to- be developed by plete ..reports from .the eighty-six turns are less complete but Perry and . Dayton, Ohio—^Harry Greb won a night but the position of the Ebert ing on in the. streets since 4 o'clock persons who knew the inn^r . work­ Minnesota Republican county conven­ the >anti-Townley .candidates are lead­ referee's decision over Tommy Rob- May be Killed. government seems \ • •$" ings of the' department during the tions " yesterday show that 52 counr ing? by a good • margin. « son in 12 rounds. stronger while the movement led by ties decided to send unlnstructed Dr. -Wolfgang Kapp has definitely war." Bine Lav Tote. Greater ^ ; 6amniM7 ,of CbHtfea. - delegations to their district conven­ ' The Hague—A royal decree, fixing collapsed. Washington, March 18.—The col­ The admiral's summary of his tions tomorrow and to the state con­ On the blue laws returns from be- the former - German emperor's resi Coblenz, March 18.—(By the Asso­ President Ebert -seems, to.'-be fac­ lapse • of the military revolution in charges follow: vention on. Friday. \ tween 270 and 800 precincts give the-dence in the province of Utrecht, was ciated Press.)—Two hundred Ameri­ ing a situation almost as difficult as Germany, in the opinion of official# That, In spite of the fact that war Twenty-seven county' delegations following results ( said in effect to 'restrict him perma. cans who have, been attending the When Spartacism first raxed in Ber­ here, has left the Ebert government had been going on:for nearly three were instructed for Wood. -Five were Athletic Com. .. .Yes 5072, No 6912- nently to Doom and Amerongen. fair at Leipsic have telegraphed and lin but it Is evident, the old govern­ with an even greater problem on It# . years, and our entrjQ lnto it had been won by Lowden majorities and two Cigarettes Tes 5185, No 6408! telephoned Major General H. T. Allen, ment does not intendi to lose Any time hands, that of controlling the work­ imminent at, least from February i, went to Johnson. Baseball Tes 8888, No 7787 commanding the' American army of ] in acting. Orders were -given for the men's movement started to checkm&e 1917, 'the vessels of .the • nary were , , The' last counties to report were Theaters Yes 5088, No 6409 occupation, urgently asking for help arrest of Dr. Kapp .and ..General von the militarists. '• * not' ready for war service when the Cook and - Clearwater. Both voted MaayBUssing. to leave. LUnited States entered. tor unlnstructed delegations.., Counties from yiiich partially com­ conditions as dangerous to their lives. vices received here, but they seem in a number of places have beeit re­ "That the first few months after Tabulated results show the follow­ plete returiw have been received are: General Allen is sending a 'special to have avoided • arrest for the time. ceived and while the exact agtant of Am^ca .entered the war were ex- ing action in. the 86 counties which train to bring theinjjjway. being at least, report# stating they this movement is not' known, , some garnes, Benson, Caas, Cavalier, Eddy, had left Berlin. ' ( trenlelycritlcal ones for. the whole lWR reported: , ' 0"%nd Fork*, • K10dftr, -. Ia- observers here f e«^ that "the. general Aii^d to * Before leaving Stuttgart', for Ber­ strike, piky prove a, double .eag!Ml CTninstritcted delegations 52. . ^'ft||tebiiiai, 'fierce, , Iteiinsey,. lin last night Gustav Noftk$,. minister enemy Kutsnuui,' Traill,: ^atiinier ^ **- ..• • v-- '• •** 'v - the, Jfitei^goyepi^nk Urged to •declaro^ ^ie hoped to restotj# order • -.--made iHURTOBUQ \ipt JoKfuton' ii' . . ^ have reported hoplfaftim civ fiWF dajnT after^-AmeHc* eni v at the eapita.l wiUtln four days. ing mioiml supjport to the t . . _ The. coun'tilj listfeCT tMi^ indOrsliag toaa^ in seveAil instance® ;th4t • rural Cul; Consuna^tion as Low Up until 9 o'clock last night 210 war. a^d ,repea^4ly .^tberwi •J™ iWopd. are: Dodge,' Olmsted; pipe- precinct^: haire not-yet reporte^i white : ernment at thii time, and bec^tasefof 'cables and letters, supijorted _ ina membera.'-'of this- German/national as­ |>e presept state of the public mlM. " -stone, Murray, Martin, i Faribault, the county auditor of Oliver cotiiity, in sembly Including only five indepaid- , pendent* advices: to the government McLeod, Rlc.e, Washington, Cass, & message to a Fargo newspaper, said As Possible/ ^-• • tn prjMsinlr demands for the ptmi|li- „l£pip ..the American ambassador in ent Socialists, had arrived- in Stutt­ ment of those guilty of- war crfme# .Crow Wing, Todd, Wadena. Orant, that nor more -than 60 votes had been gart. It was .Announced that at to­ &iondf. the . nation|ft assem­ of the German fleet at Scapa Flow., <- Itasca; Becker, Norman,. /Ottertail. with a normal^ vote of more than a New York, March 18.-—The Ameri­ to be bly the Independent Socialist would plied me with no plaqs or policy thousand. Twelve counties were today covering our participation in . the Wilkin, Anoka, Mille Lacs, -Pine and can Newspaper Publishers'-associ^tlon unreservedly support the. constitution. Koike tit Ramsey. Total 27', still cut off from wire communication has- the 'following report on the ..print Rushing F6bd to Ex­ M^nben of the German . popular war for three months after our entry because o.£. Tuesday's bllzxard, and no Coblenz, Mareh 18.—Gustav Noeke, .therein.- • "" For ; Liowdeh-r-Rock, Cottonwood, paper situation in its bulletin of Feb­ hausted Russians. party, which is the-, .old conservative minister of defense in the Ebert oKb- , ."That,' having information as to Nicollet, Lac Qui Parle and Chisago, returns will be available from them ruary 20, '1920. organisation, met ,. yesterday-- to dis- inet, arrived in Berlin by^ airplane late the critical .situation of the' Allies, j Total . 5. / j ' ' for probably more than 48 hours. i "It, must be obvious . to even the CUS?, Pa,rtlclP»tloJ? yesterday, having made the trip from -i the navy'department did not prompt-m For .. Johnson—Carter and - Scott most careless observer that^he trend Elections for the German, reichstag Stuttgart. General von Seecltt. ehief • ' !Jy assist them and thereby- prolonged- Total Of the paper market clearly*indlcatea Helsingfors, March 18.—Finnish will probably be held before July 1. of staff for the constitutional govern­ the war , by delaying the sending of' increasing difficulties for the con- troops have^ been forced-to retire from • . ,,. ment. has replaced General ve>n ^anti-submarine vessels, none reaching' sumer. .The condition, is already so their positions at Soutiaervi, north of .. Feeling Raw High. .: Liuettwitx as commandtt at Berlin, Eijrope for nearly a month after vfSix serious that no further note of warn­ Lake Ladoga, northwestward ' toward Berlin. March 17.—'Whether Dr. according to advices. - > • • • ia - I iwas declared, and two and a half ing would seem necessary to cause Porajervi,. according to an official Wolfgang Kapp. or • General von The danger from BolshejUm mIm 'months elapsing before thirty vessfls every-publication, large or small, ,to statement'by the Finnish general Luettwftz were still in Berlin tonight to be exreme. The Kapplst troops •arrived. . reduce consumption to the utmost, staff: Soutiaervi is said to have been could not be ascertained but the are withdrawing from Berlin; and "That the' navy department ft^ed and in this connection, utmost - bears almost destroyed. This front is just military cordon about: the reichstag forces commanded by fSVartaiC%n ft • to appreciate the military ..valug, of no .relation to convenience. ' north of the one which saw serious building was still holding its position. leaders are expected to attack, the '.- .ilime. " .• . "During July, 1919, the spot mar­ fighting about a fortnight ago. Reports were curreut that the leaders city at any time. A consolidation • r'& Violated,Rules. Kramer Issues Order Giving ket was under four cents. Today , it of the reactionary- movement were of all parties to fight Bolshevism Irri "T^at the naVy 'department violat- is .approximately ten cents and .with Reval, March 18.—Sledge trains are about to' quietly steal away, but they has been formed, only the; Independ­ V;,ed fundamental military principles Agents Power Only to Get but little supply even at that price. rushing food from Helsingfors to could not be-confirmed by the Asso­ ent Socialists not being - included. <:<• J^ln attempting to formulate war plans Its upward climb has been constant. Abo, 100 miles west, where exhausted ciated. Press correspondent who was Elections will' be held no later- than r.-.'of operation without having s^fflcieni Contraband Goods. I There seems to be no more reason and- starving, M - survivors-- of the central forced to . struggle through barbed June, according to latest dispatches • knowledge of the' whole situation. fr> expect price advances to stop now column of the north Russian army wire entanglements to reach the from Stuttgart • "W::p Says Final Form Must Give than there was a month or two havo arrived. This column, under reichstag. building. >¥ "That the department's regfresen- General Skobelstin, recently cut its :>.tative with Allied admirals wa«, not Chicago,' March , 18.—Prohibition months ago." Feeling in Berlin tonight iis at high Modi Specalatloa. - . .'-o-supporied, during the most xrfitic*! Freedom of Action and way through the Bolshevik lines on tension, fori there is fear a clash will Warsaw, March . 14.—Dispatches agents under .Major A. V. Dalrymple, the eastern Finnish frontier. The sur­ occur before the Kappiist forces gath­ relative to the Berlin^ revolt -are fn.- Lmonths of. the war, eithter by adequate Room for Development. dry commissioner for the six centml Former Emperor Of vivors eventually will be interned at -r personnel or by adequate forces that states, are relieved of all power except er up their wire entanglements and tured in newspapers here and there is ll'could have been supplied. Helsingfors, it is announced. leave the city. Mist and rain shroud­ much epeculatton regarding the effect to locate contraband liquor by an or- Austria $aid To Be ed Berlin in gloom -and the streets j»: , '"That tiie navy department yiolat- „ , ^ der issued by John F. Kramer, na- of the upheaval upoo the Settlement :v-:v-'?jed fundamental military- principles in New York,; March 18.—Herbert tional prohibition supervisor, shortly Pleased Witk Revolt RUMANIANS AND were wholly deserted. Occasionally a of the upper - 8ileslan' question- It is . >\dispersing forcSs away from the crit- Hoover, in a statement' issued from before- his . departure for Wawing- solitary shot would be heard but no reported that German residents of : casualties were reported' up - to 8 upper Silesia are openly expressing the •i-v area in order to meet diversions' h'is 'office ..'here today, .advocates , to/»- last' hlght Geneva,'March 18.—Former Em­ POLES HAVE NOT ::^"-:iS;S3&of the eneiny. : early ^ ratiAcatloii of the peace treaty ! Mr. Kramer directed that the pro- o'clock. hope that the Kapp government wjll , :should make no ing liis home at Pranglns, Is reported /. YET CONFERRED was to conclude an agreement with treaty. #'fih»t months of the war, attempted freedom of actlota and room for con-, searches or seizures. without the ap- to have been evidently pleased when ^ ' ' -fvthe direction of details although three strubtive' dervelopment of peace" and 1 proval of the district attorney; that representatives of the Ebert govern­ The addition^ fact that General 1 he first received word of the reaction­ ment and some Prussian ministers •on Luettwitz Commanded German fSthousand miles distant 'from . the with reservations which "should sat- they should obtainobtafii Warrants' from tl»e ary revolt in Berlin. .H(» Refuses to Warsaw, March 18.—The Rumanian jippeQe of active operations, where the. isfy the most timid as to entangle- United ^.States commisnbner before delegation sent here to confer with the for amnesty for himself, his. staff and ^ troops at the time of recent disorders Isttuktlon was changing from day to expness sny- opinion, however, but is troops on the basis of the amnesty in upper Sljesia gives the people of mepts." ' x • making' raids; that they should be ac­ closil/ following developments and is Poles relative to peace negotiations law of 1918, which will be made to The statement was issued,1 it was companied by a United States mar­ with soviet Russia has not yet met Poland reason for amfietyl : , the navy department iti. not receiving many telegrams and letters |apply to this week's offenws. expWned, in response to a request df shal on all raids, ana that confiscat­ every day. .. . • with Polish officials owing to the re' | It is expected the casualties for Clearly defining the respoi»sibility the. Washington' Star for his views oh ed liquor should be placed In custqdy cent change in the- Rumanian govern­ Soviet. Republics -rwi'md.' ; id delegating authority to its repre- • Former Empress Zita is also in con­ I which the Kapp regime has been re- - The Hague March 17,-^-SovMt the subject . .. of the marshal; and not held in stant communication with .Vienna and ment. It is expected that credentials i sponsible will total many hundreds ntative in Europe , failed tor follow Mr: Hoover expressed the belief -Dalrymple's office or warehouse. of the delegation will arrive in a few publics have been formtod at llart- -stound principles, common alike; to has received a large number of visit­ days and that the conference may be killed, the outbreak at.Dortmund be­ wund, in Westphalia, and at Gera* U ... Sili that the reservations "do: not destroy The new order one resutt of ors during the last few days. She is ing the most serious, reported frohi- miles southwest of Lsipeic^ 'pH^el-.' '''.1 Major Dalrymple's clash with federal reported to be in better : spirits than opened.. In the meantime the Ru­ any section. It , is ' said that more and Mate, officials at Iron River, Mich. manians are staying in the city. pally of Reuss43chleis, there-hsdr Iwut | She has been for some time. Members of the Lettish delegation than one hundred are . dead there. savage fighting, it Is said. have left for Riga after-'having com­ Disorders at Duesseldorf. and Halle In the flatting ai Dresden , aifea.' - violated the fundamental were also serioUs. persons have been killed '4| state of war for another year or ithe pleted preliminary negotiations, and 'Gustav Noske, minister of. defense ' '^military principle of unity of com- 1 it is expected that as soon as the Let­ wounded. reports state, aaft the unthinkable thing , lor, uh to make a in the Ebert government is said to is isolated^ •. .^"^mand, ' . • separate -peace aftef we haye gone Grand Duchess Olga, Sister . tish government gives the delegation be contemplating retirement to. pri-. ' IntormaUdp laddng. feg ; necessary instructions it will return A message. received hsn '^kom so far as to agree on its main lines vate life. This action was forecast Dartmund. Germany, lit • "Thait ths navy department fttled with comradesrip-aiTns." • here to complete arrangements to at a meeting of party leaders loday • ^ J k««P: ,rtpr#»entatlye' < ahroad; f Czar Nicholas of RussHklii- Open peace conversations with the "Heavy fighting "Despite the fueling of .President Bolshevlki. " .V at which • opposition was fairly unani­ this* morning-beitween . . j»ieomplst«ly. informed, as to its plus Wilson and his^ associate* that the mous that the war...ministry should which arrived dnring :|.';affecttng dl«patcii and di^osltion of^ strength of the league is. somewhat Found iliving in Old BoxCar be held by a professional soldier. ed .by members of themm forces to the^w SSff^ undermined by the reservations, Mr. There is also a demand Ihat other and tbe public securi; * ,<~SglyIy reiArt to - - ®uch wwrifr nL Hoov«rHoover exprenedexpreaed th*the - ODinionopinion vthovthey Man|il territory recently oouqatwH by • ministeries be placed in t^e 'hands of armed Cn#tiohal. >• H^liNN ott^elr tii»».4ts representative Olga, staMr oT the Botsbevty, giving sacb as- heavy retoftkreemen}#; "Regardless of what any'of us may rtstanoe -as she oo«ld althongh liberal and .'Conservative parties will overwhelmed the regulars KZm&'t&to ttie'wsr'-WSe.''" "'' ' " " • .v ' think should havei been th^ provisions • Chnr. KMwlas of Bauirtft,. has . not enter Into the reconstruction of : herself dad in rags .and gi sinful mm and disanaed thefeh; Admiral 81niis>«Md. in- of either the league! or the treaty," he foond by Amerieaa Red (You for any* fqod and rlnHitnt she the cabinet/but will awatt-'the out­ citisebs' guard 'and sensible to 'the "^»lepdid y«»rk done asiwrted, J'we, and the wprld should workers, l*vlng ia a box tar ootid ted. come of the new elections. according Workman's foi^ces at« by the navy at large or the various not be kept yalUiig Ipnger for a aet- { MUCH BUSINESS to indications. I : - MAHT RETOGEE8. session of the totim, bureaus and other wpfltces. of navy tlement" •• '. . -. ;• •: v killcid and -wounded 'but AlM»- department." His statement* l-. Were .-Mi • directed ^almost entirely"'to pointing ' "Hfcfngees have been' poortng : .. OoMtHmi Pmtlrt. of casualties has not b#«ti aae here. tnto Nnnoinsstsli by the thoMsnrt Paris.March 18.—pffidestriMng condi- town is quiet at preastat, the navy depaftment durlng the first tloAs there last night said the public, : to the poverty. The Sooth Rasdan torn* would Ve done irt Grand few months of theVwar, he said. ,-,v ; MLLftN wWob of the Aiwiiiwa Bad places of .the : «^y were filled with v 'TB>e navy, if lo»lly Mpd^ jjropetly three crowds in an ujgly humor. The mili­ hovse of Cross has been caring ^for them, London. March 18.- wipporied and dlrioted,. W- OFFICIALS to the limit, of the resoaroea, and Foirks if this city had ^ tary appeared,to be of a panicky dis­ battery at Witter, Wi counted upon td limlntaln the' finest fostnd "toUtng aaodog feUow nh' position. Many. of the ^iltle troops^ of the service, he added, It was to the nMst of OMa. work bean wiped but by . ^bioivo.-jMaitA 18.—liiiconies of on* ' gees' Aram" thetmtari' nesMr .Jj p^ght^oir^the royal gefagee dozen manufactpries like I the adviees added, had Joined fmct Jlj of the- officers and men pt the million doQan or more-for 1919 were ooaoewidi by the ~ '' ; , with the Independent Socialists, who cording to ap^ofBdal reported hy 7811ndtviduals ana - ear- tag Mft MlMan M j Were reported to have , rni^nsd filed yester •*' porattaips h» the Chloaco district, of the Grand Fwlcs Herald ansa at their command. 4lo!«li.of.,th9 internal revwnue depart Ol&m- ' -v- ;"--A -J ,,; - v AkYy In this war could not h«v* b^n. t lnsnectlug iqpom<» .tax Returns Co., that paid ib etnptoy-' , , todny. I Thirty-one Chl- "-rt."'*'- - . Bfrlin, ICs^l •Mroa^ were «dded last ,year to the THE AinrOITKCKBERIfT ees who live within the IhtlM Drisssl., acting coi to Uti \merican charge d'al&lMis in '''Whtck'- *wQ( uaOer «lt STHK ter of the last

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