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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26
Nie aeluultia Die 0ininhr Der

~NNt HtiohAAfN UT NtHlNWI ptI
ifan0u1aplidcu @du0cr ans orn
nitt ju 0cu WitteImddtcu leborl.
gen Sanbcrn aelteaeu lit. 0opon MIA
der iih uur mcnjQc ctuc ridtIac
8oritclllina Ser Export Der Ncr.
Stoateu bar it'd beiipicIarpciit felt
TuluIt t9tA pcrpitrfuhi
Daa tIeiue 20nemart riprtt I'M
Sabre 1914 MIR liir mcniQc Collars
Woie ans Den Ncr. Stloten Elm.
Sm leetcu 6l@fdllnhre hat oicicr ,[n
bort Den Wcrth non ncltn Ntjujoucn
Dollar erreiht. Nuu Dart man al.
leroinGS nmebmcrL onB Guucmarf.
Sas cine iehr a~HianIite Rich5ldht
betrcibt. oieI SichIltter brautt
aber 'ilr Elm Suro. ociicn aciamte
Gimpohnerihdft mr. orci Wtillioncn
Secleu tctraat. itciut icnc Sltmure
reht bodl 81 iejn. Su Sabre 1914
berfo1iten Die Imcrltoucr Den I1
men Yehl I'M Wertbe BON elmer bal
ben Rinior Dollar, >Srl Sabre 1916
NOR Der 8ertb oieier @pSiuhr alli
licacn Nti1ion Tcllart, aeitiNcu
Sltpicr fuArte Shipe0cn I'M Sabre
1914 fir 2E MiIlicuen Collars
ein, i'm Sabre 1916 ocgeacn filr 6ls
Niaion. Die 9iufubr 0orlpelcus
belief lid, inn ,<ohrc 1914 oui $1,000.
mi Sabre 1913 ouf , 0fiqioncn ms
I'M Sabre tat6 AMI cine Ntiliou
Dollars. Titir }iffer mar bis junt
lestcn Ti@toliohre ouf ( @fiai0uci
leipodien.
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8eseu innere
Seinoe!

0e9eH iHTere am 0as S 9'9s
Seinoe! iunasbefdluHes Ocs
.. U. q. g, mel.
der Die llebermeiiuna 0es aaiicnbe-
itanoes BON ca. $4,000 on oa5 4me.
rifaniihe Rotbe areuj innoIpirt, 1T
an oicicr Stelle bereits binaelUieien
mor6en. SSH tluger GrtenntuiB Der
Coolidge lGBt Der @eihluB Den emf
ncnt patriOtiidgen 1on ourdnus nifIt
Ucrmiiien uno 'ihert 0amit Dem Z.
u. %. .. eilen einmonoireten, gutell
Abgnng: .4I5 omerifaniide Bilrger
pon oeutid)em 9ltlte." beiBt es ga.
oingen mir unieren Witburgeru, oaB
mir nit ibrien uneifi1pegt iilr Die Der
tbei6igung oieier Regierung ut6
0ieies 2anoes gegen ale inneren
uno duBeren 5ein6e bis gum Gnoe
eintretcn Deroen, uno onB Die pom
ser 8criaiiung garontirte Greibeit
iilr INNER obfpoIten m0ge"!
8cgen aIe inuereu mo GuBerer
Tcinoe! Is mar leioer niht iiber.
ililiiig, oies 3i betonen." belnerft 90
81 on5 nYitt5b. B~olf3bldtt", .ocnu
ieI6It in 0Ieier fritiitlcu Belt unicrea
amerifaniiden SntcrIonoe8 iehlt es
5jeiem nid}t an inncreu I5cin-
Den. Ticie limo nidt mad ltrIpruutg
ODER 5erfunit gcionoert ODER fcnnt.
lid. Gs gibt iunere 5eiuoe. ole ME.
mails Die oeutifc groe Geieben Ia.
ben, in 6eren Aocrn ilberhoupt fem
orItid)es @lut iIieBt. G9 limo IoIhe.
Die 3 wietrod> t ideu. nm i'm
I ri b c 5i iiiflen Die lid) ourh Den
6rieg i'll %itrupelIoicr Weiie bcrei-
dcru; Die 0es $ aIeS 1Inmmcn 5t
cutfofen iutcu. ltm ibreu cigenen
Bret iiber oieient 6elicr 81 fOtcn.
l1uo gcpib gibt e@ aud untcr iol
den. melde ais Ginacluanoertc oa5
@oItredt oicies ircicu 2anoe@ mii;.
broudeu, bier mo 0a cinen %aeldbrIi
den imrcrcn 6cin0. uuier IScin0,
mie ocricnige ulcr uu0ercn quteu
Amc%rifancr. Oh bier qcborcn. ODER
ans ircicr Wohl mo 3luciqlum
2htracr 0lcieS grobcn, mddtt9cn
mo ircicn GHu0e3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26

Goniunentcn iolten oen 9cbens.
mittcIotrmoItcr id)riitIidl benofrih-
tiNen, mcnn iibcrtriebene Nreiie pon
Sen 9lcinbdnoIern geioroert mcrocn.
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tlubIpatmert itaraer ijober.
Seine ar6Rts SeAentpng Wai er bcnte iii
Der StHblpruouttten.

Grit in Den lesten puar Suhren
miro in ben Ser. 0tuuten pn5 Iiine
raj r5luors Spor", oa3 III perinleDe
men Ytdturs&srbmouageu. portommt,
aber unter Dem y}oHen .5luBlpat"
am bet0nnteittn QeUoroen ut, 10 tart
begebrt, o0B IS beitdnoig an Wert
uno gniebsH itei9t. uno munhe MD
oernen Seirtsbe, loenigIten5 in Nine
rita uno meG.egen unperen Gdnoern,
gar niAt 9enug pon iem tris9en ton
men. 5rogoem lplro oieler StoiI
auber6alb idhoeritQnpi9er Ereiie nur
iebr ieIten gcnonnt. 9us 8eOlo9il4e
BermeIiunJs -Ami Bat Tim neuers
oings cine Yer0Hent.laun8 9slplpmet,
Die audi fur Ynicn einlgss ,Sntsrelie
Bat.
Der 9roBte 9eihditIids Nert Die
les WInetdls III unieren Idgen liegt
in Der 6u6ritlticn BON Stdbi nat
Dem pCffenen 3ero' EerIobren. oas
einen b%eileren Stahl l~Ieiert. ais Der
longe 3eit berii6Hte Bsilemers Stobl
IS 1T. Dos lit lopobl fiir inous
i%trielte, ME audi fir militdr.iAe
3pede cine pihtIle 6ro9e. Sein
Wunoer. onB Der gsqebr uuh pie
lem 6IuBlput fort uno tort iteiat.
gtoh Inn 1910 herum bate Fluor.
fpor in Der 0sgeno DON BRET Dollars
pro 5Onne qettan0cn; Is lam o5er
itbon i'm Sabre ournuh bis uuf lie.
ben Dollars, mpo gdr i'm Sabre
1917, infnlge elmer 5eionpers nbeiB.
bunQrl9en" g,u6frd9e, ltieg IS auf
$3.50 pro Some.
6luBiput NrIltule Don Der i~eiaIttn
0ualitdt weroen nit 8orliebs sur
9eritellunQ DOR SehItnien fiir opti
ide SnItrImente oenuBt. SotAs
NripaIle iino nur lebr ieltsn uno
bringen bohe Yreiie; tie iperoe beoeu
teno better iir Isleitope srod)tet, ols
gl0isrne 2inien Is Iein tonnen. ma
mentlich oa Die Ninien oon 6lubipdt
cine Q~erinQere 7SdbiQ
lett uno V!bt3eritreuungssWiah ba
ben. WenigItens ais Watsrtul fir
%Ioaenannte Opohromatiihe Sinien
gift 6luorsSpdr nls lpeit better. uup
man 1T iebr rob penn man oieien
1t0ff boben tam,
SIN ouSQeoebn:em 0tobe piro beute
oieies W}insrul uuh CUR 6abritotion
Observation-Disclosures Gnuillier =Wa.
ren bsnubt; ferner sur 6srltellunQ
uon 0porofluor Saurs. tpelfs cine
lr0Be Holle IN Der Ghemie uno in
ben ihonen &iinitsn ipieIt.
Die Der. Stauten paren itets Der
Qr0bte &erbyouther Oieie5 Stoiits in
Der NeIt, Sic grandchildren aber
audi in oieiem Sail groBenteils
jbre einbtimjiten Ws!eQenbeiten iUr
Die Gjemrmuug oes Robitofiss. WieI
odUon importierten Ibe aus GngIono.
dbey oieIc Giniubr ging fart 3uriit.
ais ods Material i'm etgtnen Souot
on~9elt1sntItt bepurft puree. uno
dua 0itoertIi Ganoern mar nut lsbt
ceni9 ODER s0r uihts %ieInols gu pe
tommen Qsrpelsn.
0os @eolosiits 9srmeilun9s Mint
sntosdts obsr in Den Stanten Rem
tudD. 8olordoo unp IriSond nsus
6luBipo, Wager ron asihditlifeT ge'
osutuns. 9tgsnndrtis inoes lit bic
sro6te ,inheilniits 8ssu9squeIle oas
iiielits Sliinois. no bic gusbsutun9
dab am i1pun9bditeiteu Detrieaep
tptro. uno Die VrooEttion uon So.
10 Eouutn i'm Sabre 1914 aui
1919 2onnsn i'm Sabre 1916 &c.
ltIe0en If! Sine lusittrs bsoeutsnot
SteigevaR9 ,rgibt notwithstanding oas
Sahr 1917. ibsr psIdes nod teins
oeliit0nojsta oitsbsSi9lidlsn gsrihts
o~orlit9sn.
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fir f:oblenuerbiuieun9.
Hdmtih nurh a%ciuiEuuna uuo &erWer
Iula gewiier Hcbeuprubufte.

Sic 4usiitt aud tir ben tleivr
Verbruuher, ole ~beourfie 1telntopis,
oeren 4isis luh In Nmetttu muDreno
zines Jd5res Hdbc5u Ue~rooppslt bat,
am leSten Cnoe oot beoeuteno blllIs
ger erl,eben 3u %tonuen. bat natutIt4
lIr oleie etlpas lsbr Nerlodsnoes.
9p9 tuun nid)l Der erite bette pieieu
0eoanten a%usIibren. oa auBer Den
SenntHiiien auH Die Ginri1tuugen
ou5u geb0ren. Wobl aber lieBe ljd)
Die Gnhe lpahrIhelnlit ais 0rup.
pensltnternebmeH INT grpBen nit or
ToIg ourdIii9rsu.
4uf ollie gale lit Is zine i%nte.ei.
lunte A~nrcgung, meIAe 3!pei i5nd)ges
lebrte, Shelter u. Gilbert uno So
iepb =. Yo9ue. IN elmer Shrl't 1e-
boten buben. bic, iopelt Der begren5te
8orrat ge6t, tg9eno eilem In.ereiiiers
ten Vurqer. Der lid) an oas Limited
States National Wuuleum" ihriitlit)
carum pen0e!, t~oitenfrei 5~uJelan0t
piro. Die S6riit ru9rt cen E.tel:
~&obIe; ibre 0~j,isquei,tn uno tDrt
oolIe 4u9nuBunQ,"
lleber NlgolmotuuQ uon Ro6lt
1T ia IN psn leBtcn Utouuteu legt
uiel 9eiarieosn luotOtu, llupiIdalh
lods ole Gyipdru,s IN Notte lsiblt
MlbeIdugt; ott obigt Gd'riIt docr b.
9onoeIt Die Nn~Qel5geubeit Uon elncm
neuea geiittspuutt meldey Elm
ourhau8 pruttlner leiR loll.
0Is Die Neridlier |du5Iubyen, ljegt
DIS peientlide TIRES yluues III per
IatIahe, bah 8~eyp0bnIite 4Bei6toGe.
ltdtt 6iBe oiIeiR 6u ~lieiern. odbtn
Jeoradt meroen tam, finf Vr0Dutte
ju lleteru. ole idutiiA eiuen Qeidldit
ltdtu 0ert BADEN, nImtlt: tunltlitc
antbro5lttob.s. @us. Nmmoniai.
9en3ol mo &obleHleer. Die Gcble
muB MIR entlprecheno oeblnoejt per
Den, UNI Die @elpinnunQ dlltr ojeIer
yteb%eHprobutte gu Idlern. IS 1T
nIhts 8ebctmes al Dem Neriobren.
Qno bic Nermertung ojeier Yroouite
lpiro eorausGdttth teIne Shpieyil
ttiteu MAIDEN. lcb1lo Die Saouiirie
fin Den 9etrieb i'm 0roRen orduni
ijert lit.
4m beIttn llBt it'd Der pidu aus
lubren. no beret;2 cine Gcmcynolitt
8as Hnt1Qs beItebt. Die dls oiient
ljae R~uBbartelt btiritoen mito. Die
ie!6e Tam elnilh uetQr0Pert rperotn.
ioooB iie allie Nyten Nc6ic b|ehanoc,u
tann. tpelte i'm @emcjnucicn &c
lophnlih btuH8t Wsycen. Gtlait
obne od9 %(orbduoenitIu tiner iol
dcH NnlaQe puroe iih ojs Gad't ui
{tpejitlboit nit Der Sejt lrbneuo Qs
ltllttu.
0urh Ncu}sutrisrund Der Qo6
ZEN @erlOtnouul in Der etnen ODER
ancevtu H0,iIe uro N%nbrjnQuu0 Der
,iui ty5tuQten N,bcnprooutte labt
no. ME 9ie @cuunnteu p%srlidern,
zine 10 Qrope Gripdruis heybtjfub
zen. Dab Der @crbrauter Der RpbIe
III 0~dueh0lt tatidhljh nur sinst
9ruhieiI oes tj9sntliden YrsiIea Al
}ahIsn bdtts, Nails aeniiatnpes ii
itntlites Snteyeiie iir Die Sadie er
lpedt peroen tam. UNI cine linrtt
H0hfrd9s nab eju:r ioldlen Gin
rthtung kypcr5utuleu. 10 bari Ie
oenfalls zine bsftitoiQeueere aoblen.
@erfcrguuo fir ben hGu9lihen 6ie
brouh erpdrtet perosu, leloit
lpenn aud oitie G~lnrid,tuua silpo
ale 9rip0t Snonitrie bs;ritbtn rper
zen iolltt.
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Drdmien'Silte

Gin Sahr i'm Boraus beSnblenhe abon'
nsuter erbalten ie eiuen ihonen Ssalen'
Ger ais grGmie gratis unb portofrst. ocei
Elm QoneIeubud. tuooor mir 5Ipet DOTS
rdtbia babeu: Observation-Disclosures" nm
Der Qisbe etuie tuedieIub Seto". Yin
Brdmieu fin6 ipeiter foIsenoe jur Nus
UahI oorbouoen:
Raturcpoi.~
ISappu fiub i'm sdu3en erei5ehn Num-
useru eritieuen uuo nod s Hums
c, Cooh
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aleinuerianfspreiie.
Frelsliite SeS County Scbeusmittel-
Serualters fiir Gambler uno
GoninmeHten.

llntenitcbcnoe Irciie limo Credit
Breile mo geltcn fir StapcIortifel.
Sir Saardnblungen miro elm Rabutt
pom jmci Yro5cut erloltbt. @enn
NbIiefernng 8emiinidt miro, 10 muB
Der alcinbdnoIcr weniqitens ) Gent5
oafiIr bcrechncn. Sir 9ufien @uo,
rem iiilo fciue 8rciie ieitgeiett, neil
Ole Don Den GouIleuten oafiir gc3nbl-
ten &rciic 81 icbr pariiren, ooh bari
fem anIiimonn fiir 0ieie @ooren eli
mem groBcrcn @rofit berefncn ais Den
Dor DEM 9rlcg berednctcn.
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Gus 6rSbeben i'm inolidcn Gnii-
lorna bat III elnigeu oor.lQcn Ne.
gcloen id,llunt aehnult. NOR 1ht;
gum F8llit utr cine itnpudc Gr
Inneumq an Ole iuyd,tburc Mlio.
l,lditng pom Can Nrmcl1tc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26

StaroeSuemdB s. 6rau
@orrcrjjCnrlt @iilocUproe (dls Scr
N1p2Ichycr iid iiber ons 9etrngcn
hires S~pr0BlingS bctInat; ~@ott -
oie'er &luls briuat MIDI nod irib'
js|l.l ,It9 4,1ujoIenn.'
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4oblen=Yreiie.

&om Golmtu Nci5ntotcrial Ser,
matter ,. " Mtac8iQic murocn Oie
iol9cnosn @reiic fijr aobIen ictge.
ictt
Glfhorn Gofc .$t2S4
Soluap ooer Tulcon Gofc 1895
wo@anItllt Gotc. Turrocc l.. 1000
@oaanitalt Gotc. Stoue 49,. 1850
Meitfohlen:
6rnnflit Saline ooer Milli.
oniot Goumtu, ; bel 6.
Gag ................. I.O2
@llmtnCton ............ 6.65
&irgiuio Spliut .......... 1850
Norttohlc:
IGgg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1910
Stopc 1910
9}ut Observation-Disclosures. 1910
8ocohoutaQ ............... t0.40
Nofina SoIleu .......... 1905
m e.,
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Grtra.@ eredlmnlen: 80 Gents
fir Sereintragcr bon 9ohIen; 80
Gents fir @crcintrnaen bon Cote.
80 Gents pct 8onne mehr. mern me.
nider fpie cine babe Soune abpe
Iicfert miro.
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vrami.u asaeu Mishrbs,ablaug.

H~Nh ,
ueru on 0dno. J
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GbifagD'cr Marft=Ytridt

@etretoe .@arft
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
CAPTURE RUSS CHIEF
Poles Occupy MohiIev and Arrest
Kylenko and Staff.
Dispatch Received at Berlin From
kiev Says Bolsheviki Uprising
Has Been Suppressed.

Amsterdam, Feb. Ga wireless dis
patch, received at Berlin from Kiev,
says that the Poles have occupied Mo
hklev, the Russian main headquarters,
and have arrested Ensign Krylenko,
the commander in chief of the Russian
bolshevik forces, and his entire staff.
The message adds that the bolshevik
uprising at Kiev has been suppressed
by the Ukranians.
Advices from Petrograd say that
troops of the revolutionary army at
Minsk have captured the town of
Niejin, according to headquarters
dispatch. They are now advancing
on Kiev, which was recently occupied
by the bolsheviki.
Petrograd, Feb. 6-General Verk-
hovski, who held the portfolio of war
minister during the Kerensky regime,
has been arrested, charged with coun-
ter-revolutionary activity.
Tartar forces have occupied Yalta,
in the government of Tanrida, and are
advancing on Sebastopol, Russia's $
chief fortress and naval base on the
Black sea. The Tartars are dealing
mercilessly with Red guards, sailors
and soldiers.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
CHICAGO MEAT PACKERS
CHARGED With COLLISION
IN BRITISH TRENCHES
American Troops May Continue
Study of Warfare There
Final Consideration in the Matter Has
Been Left to the Discretion of
General Bliss.

Washington, Feb. 6. American
troops may appear in British trenches
on the Flanders front as a result of
studies now being made both here and
in Europe
Ii the prospect suggested is carried
out, American units would be passed
through the British training system
courses in front-line trenches, drawing
supplies and equipment from British
sources until graduate battalions were
Withdrawn for incorporation in General
Pershing's army.
The suggestion came from British
officials through General Pershing. 1t
is still under consideration at the war
department, but final action probably
rests on recommendations of General
Bliss, who is considering it also in
conference with the supreme war coun-
Gil.
The plan is development of the
proposal made at the time of the first
meeting of the war council that Amer
lean troops might be sent to England
for training, releasing British forces
there for front-line duty. The object
sought is to hasten the expansion of
the American army in France. BY the
use of British shipping, training camps
and supply lines, it has been urged
that General Pershing's force could be
supplemented without a proportionate
increase in the demand on shipping.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
WADSWORTH URGES NEW LAW
Backs Bills for War Cabinet and
Munitions Director.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Developments
during the day promised indefinite ex-
tension Of the controversy in the SEN
ate over American was efficiency and
the military committees bills for
war cabinet and munitions director.
Senator WadswOrth, a Republican
committee member, delivered a pre-
pared speech in behalf of the proposed
legislation, criticizing what he de-
scribed as utter lack of system and
comprehensive planning in the govern
ment's war activities.
Further disclosures of the govern
ment's military program are expected
when Secretary Baker reappears be-
fore the military committee for cross
examination.
Senator Wadsworth in his address
declared that the system and not indi-
viduals is responsible for present con-
ditions, which, he said, "cruelly handi
cap," the government and preclude
businesslike team work on the part of
bureaus and various official organiza-
tions constituting a "conglOmeration
of ambitious and scattered agencies"
He insisted that a war cabinet or
similar body under some other name
is essential, because it is physically
impossible for the president to co-or-
dinate the governments functions.
Senator Wadsworth denied that the
legislation was designed to or would
result in interference with the presi-
dents authority.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
eleven SPIES
FOUND GUILTY
Franz RinteIen and Ten CODE
PENDANTS Convicted in
New York.
CONSP|RED TO sink SHIPS
Each Man Is Sentenced to Eighteen
Months in Federal Prison at At
lanta and Fined 2,OOO-CaIIed
Murderers.

New York, Feb. 6.-Franz Rintelen,
German agent, and ten co-edefendants,
all Germans, were found guilty by a
federal jury of conspiring to destroy
munition and food ships of the entente
allies
Each man convicted was sentenced
to Is months in the federal prison at
Atlanta, Ga, and to pay fine of ST.
600. This is the maximum penalty.
Extra Term for RinteIen.
In instances where the defendants
now are serving sentences under pre-
vious convictions the present penalty
will take effect when the term Of the
first punishment expires. This applies
to Won Rintelen, who was convicted
last spring of conspiracy to cause
strikes in munitions plants and was
given two years and six months at At
lanta.
Others convicted follow: Capt. Otto
Wolpert, Karl Won Kleist, Ernst Beck
er, Frederick Wilhelm Karbade, Eu-
gene Reisteh, Walter Uhde, a German
and Banford Boniface and Joseph Zef-
fert, American citizens.
Indicted at the same time but not
found by the government officers,
were: Capt. Emo Bode, DR.. Karl
Schimmel, Dr. Walter 2. Scheel and
Capt. Gustav Steinberg.
The defendants were characterized
as "murderers at heart" by United
States Assistant District Attorney
James w. Osborne, Jr., in summing up
for the government. He asked for
verdict Of guilty, declaring the prose-
cution had proved its case.
"These men were willing to strike a
neutral in the back in order to prove
loyalty to the fatherland."
Plan Dastardly Crime.
Caused S4,Oo0,ooo Loss.
Mr.. Osborne added: Let us assume
that the German government knew
nothing about the plot, but the fact re-
mains that these conspirators planned
this dastardly crime"
The attorney attacked the defense
of some of the accused that they
thought they were making bombs for
d 1eSllIuldle puIpoSe anu dSScI lcu
that Rintelen had opened bank ac-
count for $50S,0O0 in an international
bank, indicating existence of a fund
for the alleged conspiracy.
United States Judge Howe, in his
charge to the jury, alluded to the
point brought up by the defense dur
ing the trial that the Kirk Oswald
was not within the waters of this fed
eral district at the time the bombs were
placed on board. If the jury found
this point to be well taken, he said,
the verdict should be one of mot guilty
for want of jurisdiction.
The alleged conspiracy involved also
the shipment of bombs to the Pacific
coast to be placed on vessels sailing
for the Orient. In all 33 slips valued
at more than S4,00OOOO were said to
have been damaged.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
INTERNED FOES LOSE WEALTH
President Directs Custodian to Take
Over Property of Enemies.

Washington, Feb. 6-President Will
son by proclamation included under
the term "enemy" in the trading with
the-enemy act all alien enemies who
have been permanently interned by
the war department. The effect of the
proclamation is to enable the alien
property custodian to take over and
manage the property of enemy aliens
of means who have been permanently
interned, thus eliminating any possi-
bility of their carrying on from the in
ternment camps trading activities
which might be inimical to the inter-
ests of the United States. In an ex-
planatory statement issued by A.
Mitchell Palmer, alien property GUS
todian, it is pointed out that the proc
lamation is limited to small class Of
enemy aliens, and does not include in
it's scope an enemy alien under arrest
in local Jail, who has not been trans
ferred by the war department, nor an
enemy alien on parole.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
1T. r." UNDERGOES OPERATION
Colonel Suffering From an Abscess-
Goes to New York.

Oyster Bay, n, Y, Feb. Cool.
Theodore Roosevelt was operated upon
several days ago for an abscess, it was
learned when he was removed to New
York city, where he will be nearer his
physicians. A number of engagements
have been cancelled.
The colonel remained in bed for only
few days, rising on Monday with the
declaration that he felt all right.
When the colonel arose On Tuesday
be did not feel so we'll and, after con-
sulting his physicians, decided to go to
New York to be under their direct
care.
1t was stated that the ex-president's
condition was excellent and that he
will be about in a week or ten days.
The colonel was scheduled to leave
here on Saturday and make addresses
in Des Moines, Milwaukee and De-
trOit.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
WON'T RESCIND ORDER
McAdoo and Garfield to Continue
HeatIess Mondays.
Only Days Supply Of Coal In New
York City Is AvailabIe-Low
Temperature Prevails.

Washington, Feb. 6.-After confer
ences between Director General Nc
Adoo and Fuel Administrator Garfield
1t was definitely decided that the heat
less Mondays cannot be abandoned, as
had been hoped, because storms and
cold have SO badly crippled the move
ments of fuel.
No official announcement was made
of the results of the conference. 1t
McAdoo had agreed to issue joint
statement setting forth reasons for the
continuance Of the suspension of indus
try on Mondays for while longer. Mr..
Garfield prepared tentative draft
of such a statement, but was not sat-
isfied with it and finally decided to
postpone it's issuance. Before 1t Is
given out Mr.. McAdoo will be consult
ed again.
Continued bad weather and conse-
quent inability OF the railroads to clear
up the congestion was the chief cause
less Mondays.
After a two-hour talk with Mr.. Gar
field and the state fuel administrators,
Mr.. McAdOo was more convinced than
he had been at any time previously of
the wisdom of the Garfield order.
New York, Feb. 6.-Zero weather,
which added to the discOmforts of the
third Of the heatless Mondays in New
York, continued and accentuated the
seriousness of the city's coal shortage.
Fuel administrators estimated that the
metropolis has only one days supply Of
coal ahead. By singular coincidence,
the administrators pointed out, every
one of the heatless Mondays in this
city was marked by unusually severe
weather, which virtually nullif1ed the
effects of coal conservation.
Indianapolis, Feb. 6.-The coal situ-
alton in the state was said at the Of
fee of Evans Woollen, federal fuel ad-
ministrator, to be so acute that it may
be necessary to close down all indus
tries
Detroit Mich, Feb. 6.-All public
schools in Detroit were ordered closed
until February Is because of lack of
coal. Scores of poor children were
sheltered in fashionable homes.