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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24

ments are disposed to affect peace
upon the terms and principles indi-
Gated, their military advisers and the
military advisers of the United
States be asked to submit to the
governments associated against Ger
many the necessary terms of such
an armistice as will fully prottD
the interests Of the peoples involved
and ensure to the associated govern
ments the unrestricted power to
safeguard and enforce the details Of
peace to which the German govern
ment has agreed, provided they
deem such an armistice possible
from the military point OF view
Should such terms Of an armstice
be suggested, their acceptance by
Germany will afford thebest con-
crete evidence of her unequivocal
acceptance Of the terms and princi-
pies of peace from which the whole
faction proceeds.
"The President would deem him
self lacking in candor did he not
pont in the frankest possible terms
the reason why the extraordinary
Safeguards must be demanded. Sig
|nifcant and important as the consti-
Itutional charges seem to be which
are spoken of by the German For.
'eign Secretary in his note Of the 20
'of October, it does not appear that
the principles OF a government re-
sponsible to the German people has
yet been fully worked out or tha,
any guarantees either exist or are in
contemplation that the alteration Of
principle and Of practice now par
italy agreed upon will be perma-
Inent. Moreover, it does not appear
that the heart of the present diff
Guilty has been reached It may be
that future wars have been brought
under the control of the German
people, but the present war has not
been, and it is with the present war
that we are dealing 1t is evident
that the German people have no
means Of commanding the acquies-
cence of the military authorities of
the Empire in the popular will that
the power of the Kng of Prussia to
control the policy of the Empire un-
impaired; that the determining ini-
tiative still remains with those who
have hitherto been the masters of
Germany.
Feeling that the whole peace OF
the world depends now on plain
speaking and straightforward ac-
tion, the President deems 1t his du-
.ty to say, without any attempt to
soften what may seem harsh words,
that the nations of the world do not
and cannot trust the words Of those
who have hitherto been the masters
|of German policy and to point out
once more that in concluding peace
and attempting to undo the infinite
injuries and injustices of this war
the government of the United States
cannot deal with any but veriable
representatives of the German peo-
pie who have been assured of gem
uine constitutional standing as the
real rulers of Germany. II 1t must
deal with the military masters and
the monarchial autocrats of Germa-
ny now, or II it is likely to have to
deal with them later in regard 10
the international obligations of the
German Empire 1t must demand not
Nothing can be gained by leaving
this essential thing unsaid.
Accept, the renewed assurances
: of my consideration.
(Signed) Robert Lansing.
"Mr. Frederick Oederlin, Charge
d Affairs of Switzerland, ad interim.
In charge Of German interests in the
United States"
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24
MATTER is LEFT
WITH OUR SOLDIERS
British Have Taken 5000 Prisoners

DFItISH Have IHKtH O,VUU TrISUHVTS
With the allied armies in France
and Belgium, 1880 a. m. Oct "a
The British have taken more than
5000 prisoners and many guns in
their new attack which was begun
yesterday morning in their attack
before Vaelenciennes. In the bril-
liant moonlight assisted by fiocks of
aeroplanes the British fought
throughout the night and with
steady progress against the enemy.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24
M A r K E T S
COTTON

New York, Oct. 24.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady with October
BOAT, Dec. 1925, Jan. $3.50, March
1880, May 2S.14.
Spots Wilson market %.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION
Has Begn to Place Freight Rates In
to Effect as Ordered by Ad-
ministration


Washington, Oct. 24.-The Inter-
state Commerce Comrrssion assert
ed its authority this morning to al
ter railroad freight rates, as indi-
Gated by Director General McAdoo
without affirmative showing that
they are irregular. The announce
ment was made that the mere fact
that the railroad administration as
sumed that such rates are irrefular
and should be changed is sufficient
authority for the Commission to pro-
ceed to place such orders into ef-
feet.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24
RAIN TNoIGHT AND FRIDAY

Washington, Oct. 24.-For North
Carolina rain tonight and probably
Friday. Warmer tonight in the in
terror with moderate east winds be-
coming south.
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THE ALLIES ARE
MOVING FORWARD
Giving the Germans More
Taste of What They
Gave the French
AND THE BELGlUMS

London, Oct. 24.-Sharp fighting
continued up to a late hour last
night south of Valenciennes when
the British attacked yesterday, ac-
cording to the announcement of the
war department The British have
crossed the Ecaillon river and have
captured the villages of Melville,
Salesches and Baudignes. A Ger
man counter attack late yesterday
was repulsed This morning the at
tack was resumed sll along the
front between Sambres and canal
Scheldt.
The Rames front north of Valen-
ciennes has been occupied by the
British. North of this front the Brit
ish have aptured the villages of Thi-
ers, Haute, Hixve and Thune.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24
The French Troops Moving F0rwaf'

The French Troops Moving Forward
Paris, Oct. 24.-Southeast of LIE
Cateau French troops have crossed
the canal east Of Grandverly, says
the official announcement from the
war office. The French have main
tanned gains east of the canal in
spite of strong German resistance
south of Mount Cornet. Further to
the east the French have made gains
north Of Mizy-leComte. Along the
the Serre there was lively fighting
north of Mesbre court.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-10-24

Washington, Oct 24.-That the
use of lower grades would of itself
automatically regulate the cotton in
dustry and that price fixing would
not have tobe resorted, was the ex-
pressed view of Barney M. Baruch,
chairman of the War Industries
Board, at a conference with newspa-
per correspondents yesterday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
K!rOll0e ndbri6ten.

. MQgemein freute ii6 Die ct.
8onifa3ius : @emein6e in Mfelroie
iiber Ole am Mittpodabe1u6 bergan-
gener @ode ltattgefunoere Giiffebr
ibres Bfarrers, 6es bodm'iten Mlgr.
gernbarb &i6ter, mebr aber nod
iiber Die @eapiBbeit, 0aB DER mebr<
mobige Nufentbalt 0es bodp'lten
&errn inn ct. So1epbs Sanitarium
5n W2t. Clemens, 0fid., Die ermInidz
he gintpirfnng auf 6en geldma6ten
acknowledgement oesielben nidt
nerfeblt bot. Soffentli6 miro M1gr.
@i6ter ieiner @emeinbe nod large
in better @%elun6beit erbolten bleiben.
8 So6np'i tier SEER Nbt Setter en-
qel, s. g. g., BON Der ct. SobnS
Mbtei trot 9ienitag Die STEELE nab
Seem Dorf an, mo- 9odoerlelbe ont
f%on1men6en @onntag Der @inpeibnng
ser nel1en prqhtpollen ct. MnielmuS
Stride bei1pobnt, an Ser Ser bofm.
P. Bernbor6, 8. g.. s., leit 6en leb<
ten Sabren in erfolgreibiter Weile
ols Bfarrer tbatig lit.
s. 9ie Seller 6es S6ubfeites oeS
fl. Solepb miro IN Ser bonn bod)m.
P. 9uoger, .. g.. g., in ct. Soiepb
poltorierten @emein6e am fom1ne1r=
Den gonrtag in tpiir6iger 8eiie be-
gangen peroen.
$ ssSn Ser unbefledten @mpfang=
niBfirde 311 ct. Glou0 miro am nad=
1ten Sonntag, gum Sdubfeite 6es fl.
Soiepbs, Ser ct: ~So1epb=Mannerper=
ei11 bel einem I'M Z l1br 1tattfin6en=
Sen @obamte gemeinibaftli4 ote FL.
81 terfomm1nion empfangen.
Mm bergangenen Sreitag bat Der
on ser ct. Sobn @artius Stride in
St. Glo1t6 aIs. Hfarrer angeitelte
bo61p. SEER g. S. &ron Die Naf)=
ridt erbaIte1r, 6aB iein 8eiuh, bent
@uterlnnoe feline 9ienite als Selo=
fop1on GIT tpeiber, angenommen NOR
Ben lei, 6arob Ser bodsp. &err, mel
der be1te, Donnerltag, nod' Comp
Saplor, 2ouispiue, &p., obreilen
mirb, Inn it6 gu 6em BON linn &C.
tpiin1dten 0ienite gu %ite1en, am .1et<
ten gon1tag feline Mbi6ieoSpreoigt
Qehalten bnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
Sas ganfmeIen in Sen Ser. Staas

9as 8anfueiem tn Sen Ser. Staa=
ten iteate ith, mie eine Gbicagoer
@onf mittbeilt, tpabreno 6eS lebterl
SSo1r1ars ouf 26,535 Miqionen 0ol=
lars gegen 1862 MiIionen I'M Sa=
n11or 1917, naS elmer 3unabme bon
bier Gro5ent entlpridt. Inter Mus=
idluB Ser Stoot Seem Sort betrug
ser GonfltmIob 1876 MiIioner1
gegen 1854 Miaioner Dollars I'M
Sonltor 1917, entlpre6enb elmer 3u=
nabme bon 13 Ero5ent. 0ieie 3n=
nabme 6orf je6o6 nidt als 8etpeis
eines groBeren 8arenumiabeS ange=
iebeu tperben, 90 es binreideno 611rd
ste oGgemeite Breisitetger1t1g Ser
meiiten @aren erfIart miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
Die Ser. neutrality-suspicious.

NV wv
ldaften BON Chicago ftenen fet> oob
int Sobre 1918 Ste 3abl Der bon
ibnen nnterftiibten Samilien INN min
6eitens 1920 groBer fem miro, ols
I'M 8orjabre. ~Die 2obne Der u1tge=
lernten Mrbeiter 1tiegen in feinem
@erbaltniB 5a1 Ser 8ermebr1tng Der
2ebensboltrngs=@oiten," erfldrte Der
Sinon5ygdretdr Der Ser. @obltba=
tigfeits @eienf6often, Bernar6 6.
@olof. vDie Solge lit bermebrte
Notb, ~beritGrftes @len6 1tn6 cine bon
Monot 5u Monat iih 1teigern6e 3abl
Ser fortlonfenoen nn6 ibre Somflte
int stih roiienben Ghemonmer. Ml=
Iein in 6en lebtcn brei Monoten 6es
Sobres 1917 nobm Ole 3abI 6iefer
Mdinner Tint 100 gegen Dos 8oriabr
GIT. &c lit nift @flihtpergefertbeit,
res 1T Die Motb, sic 6ieie 6arafftter@
idtpa6en WGinr1er BON Sous nro So
miIie treibt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
illus der Nin9egend
Wfelrp}e.

WlelTD1e.
l1eber 0en CUR 3eit beribteten
Sobesfaa Der 6rau 8artbolomaus
&ifler, Sic nod ldngerem Siedtba1n1
I'M ct. Soiepbs Mtenbeim GIT ct.
Glol16 ielig I'M @err1r entiblief miro
no9trdgli6 f%olgen6es beridtet: Die
Ser torbene mar ont %. October
1917 5u @eresbo9 i'm &egierung5=
be5irf &oblen5, 9ertidy1an0> gebore11
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na6 Mmerifo. 8ei6e 1ieBen ii6 uuf
elmer 6arm in 9ofe George nieber
1tno berlegten Dor elf Sabren ibr
&eim na6 Melroie. Sic moor cine
redtld)affene quite 5rau u1r6 Mutter,
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@atbolifin un6 itan6 bei allen, 6ie tie
ndber fu11rten, I'M belten Mnieben.
@te binterldBt neblt ibrem @atten,
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6a, sic ebrtp. Sdtpeiter &unigunba,
s. g. g., bonn 9t. &apboels So1pi=
tai in cit. CLOUD un0 Sra1 Gbas.
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na6 Melrpie gebrodt, mo Tie oni
6em ct. 8ontfa5ins &irdbofe Dem
|Sdob Ser @r6e iibergeben tp1roe.
M0ge file r1tben in Grte0en! = 6re0.
@odus bat feline Sbee, iein 9ein1
nit 6an1ilie noh ct. G1o1t0 5u per
legen, otfgegeben atn6 miro Ser bie=
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Tbeil 6es odt Sage 0nter1toen 6emt=
falil6en &1tri us, Ser TIT ben Solpi=
tdlern Ser 5tobt Minnteapolis bon
beoautcrben Hrofeiioren nn6 Dofto=
ren ~acleitet m1trbe, nit unO febrte
M}itte letter @od)e 5uriid, moro1f=
film lid, @r. @ilbert 51tm gleider
3mede rod ser Meblito0t begob. -
ssobn &1tbn erltattete als Tertrete1
ser Sirmo @riggs, COOPER & 60.
BON ct. @o1tl bel einer hier gemad)ten
@eldaftspiiite Iei1en Gltern, Simor
&11bn lt11b Trm1, ei1re11 9eil1d. :
Setter Stablberqer nnb 8uttin bon
ct. Glouo >paren Sonntagsgaite fife:
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Trolt $. 6. GrolIclt bon %2ibtn9lton
Mort., meilt bier a11 Ser Seite ibre1
gltcrt, Mif. Meper nnb Sra1t. =
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bier eingetroffen 1tnb perben bier IT.
rem bG1tsIidye1t Ser6 %griinben. -
Geo. Morf, melder bier int @reot
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GdabamtsIefretGr WcNbpp lcgt


belonoeren @ertb 6arauf ooB Die
11el1e Mnleibe bon moglifNlt biele1t
i3eihnern qenommen miro. gr mo9=
te 6ie Mnleibe 511 elmer 8olfsanleibe
inn helten Gimme 6es Wortes maiden,
1tn6 6us fnnnr MIR erret6t tperoer>
tpenn sic 3eidner na6 bielen W}ilio=
nen 5Gblen. 3mun5ig W}ilionen NOD
re gerooe redt. Sos ionte 1t6 erret=
den loiien. Die ga1rfen MAIDEN Die
grmerbnng eines 2i%bertpbonoS 10
Iei6t, 6oh a116 9eute nit ger1ngen
Mitteln iid geitatten fonner, eirre1r
@on6 5u fonfen, 1r16 per imr1er oa=
5u im1tm6e lit, iolte es 1iht Der
iG1m1en. 3nmal 1i6 bier bas &C.
i6Gftlide Sntereiie nit Ser po%triott=
id,en Bflidt oa1sge5eidnet bereinige1r
IGRt.
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&c mehr Ginselbetten iber Sen

Sc mebr Gin5elbeiten iiber Ben
2pndrtorb in Goainsbiae, 81, be-
fo1rt mer0en, oeito furdtbarer miro
er uno oeito energiider beiBt er Sub=
ne. @enn es mabr lit, 6aB balb=
uiidiige Sl11tgen Ste ihanerlihe Sbot
beea11gen buben, Damn fann man MIR
nit Sfrefen baron benfen, mas mer=
Ben ioa, men11 aus 6ieien %jugenol1=
dDen gd11rfen einmal n1sgetpa91e11e
@erbreder g%etpor0en 1tno. Denn
Goainspiae lit es nidt aaein, 0as
iolfe Sol1genidtie b%eberbergt; oas
2ono but lteberfluB 6orm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
En- tan1en5 Sahren mDdt id mie=

Sm tamienb Sabren mDdt td mte=
Ser leben, i6reibt Martin 9reiher
int Nem Dorfer 9e11tiden Sournal.
M0dte ieben, ob nod immer Die 8ln=
mer bliiben nn6 sic @terne ideinen
un6 6ie Serge gum @immel ragen.
Me06te b0ren, ob Ole 8ogel itngen
rn6 6ie @Gl6er raniden, OBJ Die
Meere branien un6 Ger Stnrmtpino
be1lt. M0dte tptiiem OBJ es 6onn
no9 Menidjen gibt, Oh tie neh int
nrer 10 Iieben un6 baiien nte tpir eS
tba1n. Sb file gut 'ltn6 eoel getpor=
sen, geredt nn6 6a1l0im nro ben
etpigen Srie6en gef1n6en baben: Hno
oh Sic @elt Damn BON mandem Wiht,
Ser jebt iih Ser gr0Bten elmer oaer
3eiten oiinft, a1td MIR ben Name1r
fennt -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
9as ppu SEN lpdlu. 8eneDifttner=

p46teru IN ct. 8ereoift, Ore, ieit be1l
Iette11 80 Sabren berausgegebene
uno IN sic meite @elt binm1sgelanote
ct. Soiepb 8latt" bat IN Derga11gez
ner @od)e Sic lebte Musgabe erlbei=
mem Iallen. @ie 1ebr es BON ben Ser
ausqebern be0a11ert miro, lth ben
Standardization anpailen 5u mil11en,
ebenlo 1ebr miro es bon BENT groBert
2elerfreii e be0ul1ert, 6as ieiner gelltz
reidpen 9l%nfflqrung nnb 8elebr1ng
megen 10 lieb getponnene OF. Soiepb
9latt 1tidt mebr, e%initmeilen tpenig=
items, 51 @eitbte 81 befommer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
Sie &atbplifen ser Grsbi1seie SEEM

gorf baben einen Son6s bon iiber
bier Miaionen 0oaar mufgebra4t,
um Ser Gegierung 5u belfen, 6en
&rieg 5u g%etpinnen. 3meinnoeinbolb
Miaionen 9onar molte ma onf=
bringen, ober Die 8etrage gingen 10
reid)Iid Elm, 6aB 6as 3iel IN fnr5er
;3eit Tim mebr 6erm a116ertbab M}il<
Iionen 9oGor iiber16ritten Dar. uno
Ste Seffentlidfeit but germ 8ermerf
bopon gerommen, 6aB a1a Brote=
1tanten unb S11oen iid an ben
GommIungen m1sgiebig betbeiligt
boben. 0enn 6as benefit, 6aB Ser
arieg ol1h bel inns nit monder1ei
Gor11rtbeilen o%1f5nrdumen begtnnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
oie 1tautlidle SdmlbebDrbe TN

Ste 1t1utltd)f Sa1lueDurut ppH
9aep Seriep bat Sen Mntrng, ben
beutiten l111terriht pom 2ebrplane
Ser 6ffentlid)en 56ulen 5u itretben,
ubgelebnt. @eil lie oie &enntniB
ser be1ttid,en Sprabe geraoe tn Der
gegentp4rtigen 3eit fin tpibttg balt.
sic bot iih Ser Mn1idt bes 8unoes=
gdulfommilldrs Clayton mge1blol=
fen 11no 6oba1rb befun0et> oob lie
1peib, tpos int moblperitanoeren ST.
tertlie unierer Sltgeno uno I'M ST.
terelie oes 2uroes liegt. Was IN
ct. Glm1o gar ma1ld)e 1rod) 5t .ler11e11
haben.
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Die Gditlb fir bus entIetlide ltn=

qliid in @alifor lit BON bem oortige1
Mbmirolit1tsgeri6t oem 0on1pter
Mont 9lonc 5l1gelprod)en tporoe11.
sslber tuer oe1lft beltte noh on bas
llnoliif bon S%olifar? l1niere 3ett 1T
10 roidlebig %aetporoen, nrro Die
ihreflid)en @reignilie orangen 1td)
0erartig, oaB es beinabe urmoglleb
lit, lG11ger ols Elm poar flii6tige M1t=
qenblide bei iebem greigniB gu per-
meilen. 0as bot a1d Die 10 ifaper
beimge1nhte 8ebolferung bon Salt>
far erfabren miiIien.
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Sedstan1enb M%mslGn6er merben

in Chicago am 1. Mai Das &e6t Der
Iieren, @eid1fte 51 betreiben, tpenr1
sic rene @erorbnung bes Staotratbs,
monu6 mir 8iirger Ser &ereinigten
Gtaaten 2i5en5en erbalten burfen, IN
&ruft triH. 8raner, Wirtbe, &eitol1=
ruteure, Shneiber, 8afer, Mllbdno=
Ter un6 aGe Mrten bon @eihGftStrei=
ben6e11,' sic BON Ser Sta6t li5enitert
iein miiilen> mer0en br1rd oos 1rel1e
8ejek b%etroffen.
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NV country right or wrong
If right to be kept right;
If wrong to be set right.
Carl SEIZURE.

A translation of the U. S. Treasury
DEPARTMENTS Bureau OF PuDllclty
plate service appearing in this paper
has been filed where it was issued, al
Cleveland. O.. as required by the Act
of October 6, 1917.
A copy of these translations mas
been filed by Der Nordstern April
is. 1918 for information of the post
master at St. Cloud, MINI.
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Bic Gheidetbuuaeu nebmen

raid su, ooB iett iiber Dos gaa5e
oono Fin cine SdeiOung anf le 5tpolt
Seiratben fommt. @enn Die &atbo=
lifen aus Ser 3dblung altsgel9teoen
niiroen, 10 fdme mobl cine Sdeiou1rg
ouf ie 11el11r Seiratben. Stir oos
SSsa1r 1914 5oblten Sic bertdteter1
Gheid,ei011ngen 10, 759.
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E(ptteniefretar 9aniels fiat bel

Grridtung elmer inf=Mei1en=Hrobt=
bitions5one erflart, 6aB IN ben &e=
g1tlationen nidtS 10 al1sgelegt mer=
SEN ioGe, BOB 6ie 8eridaffung o6er
ser @ebrol1d bon @ein ieitens IT.
geno elmer religioien @emeinoe o6er
airhe fir ioframerttole 3mede IN
Ben iib1iden religioien %l1ebnngen IL
rer Denomination berbin6ert ooer
beidranft nerbe.
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Sus @ahstbum ser fatbplii6en

Gus Madstbum Ser fatbpltiden
&irhe erbeut aus Oem nerelter
pGpItliden Sabrb1d, benz 5nfolge
oas Gontififalannt Oes fl. Saters
TupIt @eneoift XIV. trob 0es Melt=
frieaes bereits cine 3unubme bon
pier nel1en gr5bistbiimern, 51polt
9isthiimern, udt opoltoltIfyen Stta=
riuten u11D orei apoltoliidyen Frufef'
tl1ren peraei6net.
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Sic meiiten Stare meroen in Der
She oeItod1en. 9esbalb bot e1fl
Spotter iie ais optii6e Sellnnlta tai
fiir Slil1De be5eld)net.
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Cine Mahnu11a beg fl. &aterS Sc

0tnt 11tug9t"H8 oS ~
nebift XIV. Iamtet:: n@S ibeint inns,
bab nidts miinidensspertber lit, .als
Bob oie .3abl ener, Die tbre Seoer
in elmer iegerrsretden Betie gebral1-
dJen f00nnen, 5urebmen, rnb oab GUT
te 3eitungetn eine groBe 3irfnlatlon
buben, 10 BOB ieber ieoen Sag cine
quite gotidoft bat, oie belebrt 111o
mornt nno sic driitlid)en S1genoen
lt1drft urb forOert."
The Keota news., 1918-05-17
Notice Of Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of The Keota Farmers Cooperative
Elevator Company will b held In Keota
the first Saturday in June. for the pur-
pose Of eleeting officers and transacting
such other business - may come before
the meeting.
N. L. HAWORTH, Secretary.
The Keota news., 1918-05-17
Bring Your Cream 70 Us

Bring YouF Cream to Us
We have taken the agency for the
Boulder Creamery Company. the old.
reliable company that first opened .
cream station at Keota. For . fair
test and the highest market price. bring
your cream to us. p6S
ROBINSON'S MEAT MARKET.
The Keota news., 1918-05-17

It's Grandma Baker now. A hand
some baby boy WAS born Sunday. May
s. to Mr.. and Ars. Ora N. Long. at
Brady. Nsbr.
5000 acres improved and unimproved
lands priced to suit. and terms easy.
Come and pick it out. Jos. U. Painter.
Keota, Colo. p65
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bailey had -
Sunday guests Zack johnson and family.
Ars. George Balm. and Tony Bailey.
"Here u the present crisis in . nut
shell: either We stand by our luxuries
or we stand by the Government.
Work mares and colts for sale. See
Charles E. Friend. five miles south Of
Keota. p657
DR.. b. L. Fowler. dentist. will b
in Koota the flrst seven days Of each
month. Il
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Dodder. Tuesday. May II.
The Keota news., 1918-05-17

subsesip&io. $50 psr Yea. h Advase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-11

Mrs. Francis X Bushman, wife of
the noted screen actor, has begun pro-
ceedings in Baltimore for partial d.
,crce According to her bill of com.
plant, trouble has been frequent in
Bushmanor, the family home, for
months past. At present, she alleges
that her husband is interested In a
member of his company. and has neg
lected her because of this. Some time
ago, the couple agreed to disagree, At
that time, Bushman agreed to give his
wife 800 a week, In addition to defray-
ing her expenses. Now, she claims, he
Is more than $1,000 IN arrears on his
payments.
During the last year, 1t develops,
Mrs, Bushman made frequent COM
plants to the Justice of the peace at
Towson. charging brutal conduct on
the part OF her husband. She asks that
she be given the custody of their five
children, and that, with them, she be
allowed to make her home at the fam
lily residence,
No correspondent is needed, but the
wife claims Bushman occupied an
apartment III New York with a GER
tain woman of his company, and that
recently he brought this woman to
their home and entertained her. She
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-11
BASKETBALL SCORES

At Bloomington - Bloomington, 50;
Jefferson, Is.
AT Veedersburg, "a; West Lafayette,
90.
At wfordsville-Junior high, 81;
Muncie juniors. 20.
At Thorntown - Thorntown, 81;
Frankfort, "a.
At Newmarket-Newm 10; Ad-
vance, IS.
At Darlington-Darlingt Is; New
Richmond, 10.
At Ladoga-Ladoga, So; Roachdale,
"a. Ladoga girls, 8; Roachdale girls. ..
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 26; Leb-
anon, g.
At Delphi--Delphi, 81; Attica. 26.
At West Point-West Point, 81; OF
terbein, s.
At Huntington - Huntington Ath-
letics,25; Whiting Owls, 23.
At Greencastle-Franklin, 20; De-
Paw, II.
At wcastle-Newcastle ~" 90;
Mooresville independents. l..
At New Augusta-BrOad Ripple high,
So; New Augusta, %.
At Observation-Disclosures high,
81; Advance, 10.
Lapel, 55 Elwood, Is.
Pendleton, SO; Clayton, &c.
Anderson. 46; Kokomo, II.
Summitville, 62; Converse, IS.
At Neutrality-suspicious. Sc; Marion,
10.
Greensboro (Ky), Is; Evansville, 81.
Wabash Valley tournament, results:
Stanton, SO; Sanborn, 81.
Farmersburg, 80: Carlisle, IS.
Brazil, 20; Charlestown, IS.
Rockville, Ga; Glenn, Is.
Edwardsport, 40: Martinsville, 10.
Prairie Creeks, q; Fontanet, 10.
Garfield, Terre Haute; As; Coalmont,
II.
Normal Training, Terre Haute, IA;
Wiley, Terre Haute, 10.