The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 20

DEFEAT BROKE BALKANS’ PLOT “MY THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS” By Gen. Eric Von Lundendorff the M ° x BoeaAdinavian count Resides the nduct of the} she i War and the t ny 1 r with it, Ih Autles to atte they were but yet © Process, | the same « headquarters I, as well on & villa whi fort home of the Emperor W am I Our o was in the Oranienhof.| perial governn The dist o to it was short, and my | results I have shown | ft Fegular walks to and fro afforded an| our most pressing need, that any kindly disposed rd t to meet our Applications for what upply from our owr resources were submitted to the im - ARMY STILL flowers, Otherwise I led a secluded | pissATISFIED thelr greeting existence | Every day 1 w the “rose « OF perhaps mer where ols« the s F 1 this beautiful egarden” and the | tunity ®arden in t » OF its stat Were destro. » few hours t , A w } fearing floods 1 abe As the resolution passed over G Many in the autumn, so the Me wy over Kreurnach in the spri t had taken the townsp Many years and an infinite smou ished in a few rribly quickly f the gardens and wal of the dirt ©, but It took a traces of the everywhere. Was)! se to) Even after patriotic instruction was instituted [ continue nda | teperts from the army b as to the sp army, and im taining an of mind. g solfishness While I was > commander ir at a time when co e had 1 by means et become i coramur apers, endea army new rm the troops of w wan We had many visitors who came and went, enormous bur find time to sp had also to nf: sentatives t Bavarian wi r tenance an capacity of the a At home and re ich erman peop ave been exploited party purposes. The care for the soldier and for ents of the fallen was t » of vital importance t be assured Questions relating to the future of the army were also ’ Dideas on disarmament Prevalent as thove on peace by ) @erstanding, a t With the existing B PERSON NOW,""SAYS. ois IE ment of the German reput to my name being cor with a charita on account of my name fh such great uma, an His Headaches, Rheumatism and Stomach Troubles All |* Fled Before Tanlac, breast He States wh "tT am simply feeling ff Began taking Taniac,” said c this action to be fudged by Wl by the disabled w rned benefit not the ir A nife to see dis-| « ing. That passes for gratitude fomething tiem in 4 to me a particularly tm t branch of the care of the pains in tt r how brave mer was bad APA had to be st Bind of laxative, and I splitting ne day. 1 sleep t @nd would roll and toss eile of the 1 to the oth fight long ‘ th ing fooling t hen I went to bed CHEAP HOMES ities bear ‘ FOR SOLDIERS ON. WEL EN, Do You kwow | HAVEN'T PAID OUR BLAS FoR THS Monty Yer? whene Awe THEY? 1 DONS Pind THEM WW OTHE oten~ — GEE-WE MAD LOTTA FUN WITH THOSE WEST SIO LADS, DIDNT WE, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES DAWGUNIT! Tt NEARLY ETHELOERT! asic Ye jana THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919. VLe BRING TweMm, Id JUST A minvTe Weir,come on, were! PewG ME Those Biss 1 WANT TO MAkE@ Checks foe Them~ WHAT Ate You Downe Ay | have Them ARE You GOWG To PAY Them OMGNTP ii] Annie Couldn't Unde MORE - NOW, | WHAT is mr? ) WELL = WET ARE You DOING WAY OVET IN THIS ., END OF "TowN? -AND THAT STick You'RE CARRYING, WHATS BY CONCENTRATIN: MY MIND ON SOME TROPICAL QouNTRy I KEEP WARM AS TOAST! TH GREAT MINDS OF THE WORLD ALL AGREE THAT ALMOST ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE WITH THE HUNAN BRAIN? IT'S SIMPLY TUND OVER MATTERS Nena WHY DONT YOU DO LIKE [E UNKP I SAy TO (tYSELF ETHELGERT SINPKINS YOU ONLY | IMAGINE (TS COLD, IT | AINT COLD THERE MUST BE A Cause Ethelbert Sur WHATS The MarreR Cat You FD Them! Were You Are retand Peter at First. J) ub Wat Mas } = D . OLIN AND LARE GowG To AMone ~| DONT WANT To BE PRESENT WHEN You START “To Pi hese — | — —-By LEO STicuS T Knock TH WOYS DOWN e Is a Faker. (vet BEEN IMAGINING My SELF SHOOTIN’ LIONS IN AFRICA UNDER A BROILIN HOT SUN, BuT Im COLDER THAN EVER! TLi Go TAKE A LOOK AT TH FURNACE! gradually, and have gained in weight and strength 1s Miaehnens to th Until I just feel like a new person I think Taniac Is a great medicine, ©) about Tan nt newspaper Care for t 7 and as my frien ° m to} oniy provision f t Hee take it, I decided t ' Lland dee Gieabted. 2 ow, while } arn or, my t men for uring = bottle, 1 bei nish ritagese i " ck have stopped of - fi I mever fee! the least » f par amg . Pheumatism in my leg. 1 sleep lke | 44, vr 4 @ log all night long and get up| pom feeling grea refreshed, and 1| ho “ ner much im 1 by the opir and I am glad of the opportunity of the land former, M to say @ good word for it.” on the need Tanlac is sold in Seattle by B: Drug Stores under th rection of a » tative. —Adv rmation he AGNERIR AWAY! ERD PAIN == Instant relief from nerve tor- °" ture and misery with old i “St. Jacobs Liniment” him to the rights that means pullding small arters Indu Get a small trial bottle! Generalstab: Rub this soothir pe von Schjerni take an in < trating | * t Hiniment right into the sore, in t in the whole of distri flamed nerves, and like magic—neu of the popul to which \Palgia disappears St. Jacobs Lini- | he his sistant espe Ment” conquers pain, It is a harm.|Oberstabsarzt Dr. Hochheimer, de ens neural; relief which doesn't |oted themselves with great enthuat te or Gacolor the skis asm. ‘Thelr ideas were embodied in Don't suffer! it’s so needless, Get|* Memoir, which was also sent to the @ small trial bottle from any drug |!™verial chancellor store and gently rub the “aching | COLONIES IN Rerves” and in just a moment you | INVADED LANDS | will be absolutely free from pain,| After the wa ache and suffering, but what willla « Please you more ix, that the misery | geif-a. will net come back vided room for Ger-; We al 4 without crowding | and a@&vanc man the inl 1 and in thin was ‘| this ancient German territory v at last reg: | Aw n its German character.| prove of special benefit to t field of labor of the great:| try. The Prussian minister « 1 ynal importance was before | cation, Dr, Schmidt, felt strongly on eral Hahndorff took up these | this subject, and took the lead in the a far-eighted manner. | work, settlement-companies, | Absorb Alsace-Lorraine rag BF 1 by the most experienced men | tarted and set to|me in the At that time people |of Alsace-Lorr got wildly excited about the settle-| quarters cc ment-companie The in Ger work soundness of the fundamental | which it was {ts idea was proved later first measures of th ernment was to draft law, of which the were taken fr ractical application is now/an a impossible I wanted to bring up| rine in prices and to difficulty of ob- | There was far too much m ted genoration, capable of| taining building materials. In the | its affairs by th ase. In the Baltic littoral I) matter, also, of helping the war vic wanted to create a settlement area) time, the revolutionists have watered } No difference whether your pain|for soldiers, and for the large num-| down 1 WONDER How THEY FEEDUA WW AW FUL ISLANDS 7 MA(BE THEY STUFF You WIT SPEARS O¥- HO LOOKIT THis wr “TW CORT HANGERS WH THEIR HOSE- A COUPLA HEAD udent«) Rhine provinces, of which the popu- lation had retained its typical char- | ture acter and developed vigorously; why | 19 a8 should not the same path lead to the happiness of the people of Alsace: | Lorraine, who are by character and | econ Gern on active service, and whe 0 was to be| became more and more pre time went on Ib 1 | sistance ufforded y | seemed possible, | ver happened, it was neces: | make certain of insuring uni ammand over the troops on er, of the frontier protec system, and of the railways, On carefully examining the question, it was found to be very difficult to vchieve this end by any other than Prussian” solution | ot Another problem nummer of hich oceupted | ¢ 17 was that neral t appr nt of view to represent it only from that " Thad @nined acta} Wanted German Clergy brigade commander at Btrassburge| From the military point of view I and the many sad experjences of this | expressed the opinion that the grant ts of Cour-| war relating to Aleace-Lorraine, had Une of autonomy was the least satin wig Bern-| fully convineed me that its position |factory solution, But whichever one quar: | as imperial territory (reichsland) was | Was to be adopted, the fundamental maly whieh did not accord | principle was really to oppose the un-| extraordinary | with the interests of the inhabitants, |Justifiable French influence and to| dling in|replace it by the German; in my| oichs The pol-| view, this involved the employment ley followed was weak and illde-jof German clergymen and clvil oftt-| fined and could not satisfy anybody, | clals I strove for a union of the country | ‘Phe clergy was still recruited from | | schemes; thoy or neura) misery j# in the face,| ber of Germans who were expected | have taken instead of given. Mone: ‘ ren y e ta nstead . Money | with Prussia, which by | fon were head or any part of the body, you |to reemigrate from Kussia, The vast |has been wasted, but the deserving | volved “Prusalaniaing” ite Innata. |/ py e's a 0" Sloe get Inston’ relief and without injury,/ uninhabited and untilled areas in! soldier got none of it fants, Prussia had absorbed the teachers, This was really anbek nic conditions closely allied to ® PECTING 000,000 TOURIST: PARIS, Dec. 6. — Three millic | American tourists a ous. Was notdiermany just as well FRANCE IS able to provide clergy and teachers? ‘The civil officie ought also to have been imbued with German feeling. a stamp & y of E een prove aid to be of the new coun-| mated Saturday by Henri do Fert which later hasithe new president of the Frencl » be a fake, Motor Touring club. AVITAL FACTOR It is natural for a growing child to crave what may seen an over-abundance of food. The vital, important factor is to assure not only a plenitude of food but food that: contains those substances that promote healthful growth. SCOTT'S EMULSION is daily helping to nourish and str and girls through the tryi elie ap ey tic You should per Bese to give SCOTT’S EMULSION to a child of any age. Try It! ‘The exclusive grade of cod-liver oil used in Scott's Emulsion is the fum & & I. Proves,” made in Norway and refined verioas a ws roe Sat eae in our own American Gvott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. ioe 4 expected tn As high ap $30 has been paid for| France in 1920 and 1921, it was esti- DONT FUSS WI MUSTARD PLASTERS! Musterole Works Without the Blister—Easier, Quicker ‘There’s no sense in mixing a m of mustard, flour and ‘water whee a can easily relieve pain, soreness orate hess with alittle clean, white Musterole, Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredient combined in the form of the presen white ointment. It takes the place mustard plcsters, and will not blister, Musterole usually gives prompt relied from sore throat, itis, tonsititis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, \eadache, congestion, pleurisy,rheuma: = tambeno, Pains of the ints, sprains, sore my bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds the chest (it often prevents pneumoni 60c jars; hospital size ey Ae ee