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1919NM iithelowfoxrnaswonherurt-ven-ilike1 at and Irew This in a best itionMrs.Isterwasbestoutfleshbestkes, »bon t. toette.In the Airedale terrier classes Norman Mackenzie's Champion Folam Maxim was the winner for the best dog:. Frederick C. Hood's Champion Elms Prknus was given the honors of being the best bitch shown.The collies brought out large entries, and the blue ribbon fdr dogs went to H. P. J. Earnshaw’s Earnscliffe Elite. Eastnor Elvidge, entered by the Eastnor Kennels, was awarded the honors for bitches over Earnscliffe Radiance, which was given the reserve.Major-General Clarence Edwards, L\ S. A., was among those at the show.rname with propaganda at Camp Devens and in Boston. No such evidence was ever found.The federal officials felt that he should be interned. Evidence of a treasonable nature was hard to get, although the officials felt it existed. The arrest another charge, on which they had rect proof, was the best way out of difficulty.ondi-ttaeAMERICAN ARMY PLANS5aForces to Stay Fast of the RhineHow Dr. Muc:K WentUntil Treaty Is Actually Signednto a Detention CampCOB FEN/, .June 24 (by the Associated instContinncd From First Page1 ressb—Tliewhich werethree American divisionsorder to the local authorities of the Department of .Justice asking them why they had not done something about Dr. Muck. Thereupon the investigation of Dr. Muck was taken up in earnest.Find No Direct Overt ActThe net result was this: Dr. Muck j had been in frequent correspondencei with Count von Bernstorff and other German leaders. He had bought German bonds and was sending money to Germany presumably to assist in waging the war. #There was, however, no fixed and definite crime, that could be laid at his door. Enough was secured to show that Dr. Muck was actively sympathetic with Germany, hut no direct overt act could be proven. ’ * iWoman’s Name Brought InIDuring the course of the investigation, in which the authorities were assisted by patriotic members of the Symphony Orchestra, it developed that the name of a young woman in the Back Bay was closely connected with that of Dr. Muck. She had made frequent trips out of the State in Dr. Muck's company and it was felt that he should be arrested and charged with a violation of the Mann white slave act.However, the definite evidence of this was rather difficult to get. hut enough was secured to warrant the indictment when, quite by chance, a letter from Dr. Muck to the young woman in question was secured. How this letter was obtained will make quite a lively story some day. J~Iconcentrated east of theRhine in the American bridgehead areawill remain there until the peace treatyis actually signed, according to an announcement made here today.As soon as peace is signed the Americans will begin to return to the quarters _bey occupied before the concentration of a week ago. which was ordered by Marshal Foch in preparation for an advance into Germany should the Germans not accept the peace condition?. It is expected the troops will remain in these quarters until orders come to start for home.The Third Army consists of five divisions and the auxiliary units of the Tn*rd Corj 3, i pproximately ItiO.ooo men. Transportation officers said today thatthe divisions and the various units could be out of Germany by Aug. 1 if general headquarters gave orders to that effect.According to present plans, the Fifth Division, which occupies part of Luxemburg, will start for France probably within a day or two after peace is signed. The Third and Fourth Divisions wiil be the. next to move westward. The Firs* and Second Divisions, which hold the east hank of the Rhine, will be the last to depart in the event that no complete American division is to remain in Germany as a part of the permanent army of occupation.invcingingfiledmarthat tion| the! versi T!! abil ' tinu take in. plt;I accci Tt1 tee stru set1 braiFenperiwit)tistw it 1teurArB1ciatProclamation to Germans(iovernment Announces Conclusion of Peace and Asks All toTry to Fulfil TreatyGiven His ChoiceThis letter was of such a nature that it resulted in a charge of sending scurrilous matter through the mails. I r. Muck was promptly arrested and told he could either accept, detention as an enemy alien or go to trial on the charge.Ho naturally elected to go to a detention camp. That is why the former Symphony leader is now in a prison camp.LONDON. June 2T.—President Ebert, Premier Bauer and all the ministers have issued a proclamation to the German people, according to a wireless message from Berlin, announcing the conclusion of peace and urging as the first pressing need the bending of all efforts to its fulfilment.oenoffictestterni egioroi1 e a d Tthasloucnunbut!Propaganda Talk BaselessThere never was any ground for statements connecting the name of Dr. Muck with propaganda to ruin the morals of the soldiers. The charge against him, while scandalous enough, concerned hisj own personal conduct. The stories were spread widely that coupled Dr. Muck's“As far as it is possible, to carry Tt out,” says the proclamation, “the treatymust be carried out.”It declares faithful loyalty to those threatened with separation from the empire, and promises to intercede fh their behalf, “as we would intercede for ourselves.” It concludes by exhorting the people to realize the need of work and faithfulness to duty for the redemption of the country.
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Thu, Jun 26, 1919
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