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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17

PARIS, May 1.-THE announcement i-
made here today that American troops
have arrived in Northern France in the
zone occupied ~ the British. The an
uuuuccmcnt concluded with thc statement
hat the relations between the British and
American soldiers and otf Gers are ex-
tremelv cordial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17

WASHINGTON. y. C.. May lo--The
Americans referred tu arr forces being
lrigadcd arsd trained ih the British prob
ably oh the Fiaudcr- front. They ARE not
troops detached from General Per~hing'
present force. hui urc part ot new move
mcni from the United States forecast by
Premier lloyd George some time ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17
ALL STUDENTS TO BE OFFICERS.
tRv Assnriatef fress

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l1.-Secre-
tary of War Baker announced today that
all successful students of the fourth Off
GERS training camp will be eligible for
commissions instead of only fifty per cent
as heretofore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17
STEAMER is SUNK IN COLLISION.

LONDON. AMY 1.-THE British steam
cr Clan Mckay. GlSN tons. wa~ sunk III
collision MAY III. The crew was saved by
an Amcriacn DESTROYER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17
THIRD LOAN OVER S4.oOO.OOO.OOO.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 1.-THE
Third Liberty Loan probably has zone over
"a 900 000,000 and probably S4250,000.-
COO The exact total wi net be known
until next week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17
HOUSE or COMMONS ADJOURNS
Hlv Associated Press.

NV AS~WCIltrH TrNsS.I
LONDON. Nav l7.-rhe house of com
mons adjourned last night uutiI May -
without acting on the IRISH home rule
bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17
HUNS GUNS
/. ACTIVELY
SP0UT|NC

LONDON, May 17.-Increased aerial
and artillery activity may indicate infantry
fighting on a larger scale than for the past
Rxo weeks may soon begin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17

Killed ln art'r~. lh.
Died 81 wounds. q.
Died MI n ~ra-e. 4.
Died 1T ga~ poison, i.
Wourjcd -r, crely. 12
Wounded slightly. 6n.
Missing Dol action. \.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17

PARIS, May 11.-Niolent artillery fight
ing in the region of Hailles. southeast of
Amiens, Is reported in today's statement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-05-17
CASUALTIES
DTv Associated prcssN

WASHINGTON. u. e.. MAY 1.-THE
casualty h-t today contained one hundred
and ~ix names. divided a. follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

Montagmorgen in ser 6rube Ser
bod1p. ST.. @ottfrie6 @ans, .. g. 49,
Sobn Ser in 8elt Union mobnenoen
8itue Nifolaus @ans, nn6 Setter
oes an Der &atbeorale als Yfarrer
ongeiteQten bodm. 9r. SEQ Cans,
oas 3eitlide g%eiegnet. @r fiel Der Sn=
fluen5a, Die in 2%ungenfieber iberge=
gangen NOR, gum Spfer. er erreidte
bas Sitter bon 20 Sabren uno mare
I'M fommenoen Sabre in Ben 81.
Brie1terl tan6 erboben moroen, auf ben
er 1id) als frommer un6 beiligmdBi-
ger Orbensmann, tpie i'm Der bo6=
MITE &err Mbt Beter @ngel, 3. g.
s., un6 Ser als Mopi3emeiiter Der Nb=
tel ongeiteute bodm. P. Mtbanolius,
s.. g. g., aud Elm Setter BEG Ser
Itorbenen, be5eidnete, in je6er Sin=
iidt be1tens borbereitete. Sin ieinem
So6estage fan6 nadmittagS 3 ubr
sic 8eer6igung auf bem &Iolterfir@=
bofe 1tott, mo Ser bo6w'lte Serr Mbt
sic @iniegnung Ser 2ei6e bornobm.
M0ge Ser Dabingei6iebene iid iebt
bimmli16er Seligfeit gu e%rfreuen bo=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
KirNi0e ndhri6tem.


Die uns aus 5uberldiiiger Duel
le 3ugegongene nno 6aber I'M uNor6=
1tern" ber0ffentli6te Mitteill1ng, Bob
in ser Dor 3mei 8od]en inn ct. CLOUD
Sssnltitut geboltenen 0i05e1on=&onfe=
ren5 sic bii60flide Mnfiir16igung &C.
maft tpor6en lei, Der Sabresgebalt
ser Yforrer ser Dio5eie ct. CLOUD lei
erbobt mor6en, be6arf elmer 6abin &C.
ben6en 8eridtigung, 6oB Ste Bforr=
geboltserbob1tng MIR bon oen onme=
lenoen Grieltern Ser 9i05eie gelegent=
lid Ser &onferen5 beiproden murbe.
Cine 6iesbe3iiglide @ebaltserb0bung
miiBte no6 Mnsiage Ser bo6m'1ten
.@errn @iidofs bon Ser @r56io5eie II.
Sen peri6ie6enen 51 6erielben gebo=
rigen 9io3eien beidloiien meroen.
8 6o6m'iter 8iidof Yuid bot
folgen6e G%eriebnngen unter Ieinem
@1erus ongeor6net: @odp. @err g.
56irmres bon Berbam nad Hop=
nespiue; bodp. @err Gb. 81. Moper
bon YapneSbiQe na6 Yrtnceton nr10
bodhp. Serb Solepb @inenbrinf bon
Hrinceton an sic ct. 9einri6s=@ez
mein6e in Ferbm.
. Sesn ser pom bo6n. &rn. g.S6en=
er bon @ol6ingfor6 als 6iliQle poito=
rierten &er5 Seiu @emeinoe IN Mr~
ban miro beute, D%onnerStog> Die 49,
itiin6ige @ebetson6adt gebalten, BET
tneIder 6eier oem bodm. Bfarrer Die
bodNp. @erren Builder bon Welt
Union uno 2eutbner bon Wartp Mus-
bilfe lei1ten. @pdm. Serr 2ertbner
miro BEL ser 6e1tli6feit Sic Fre6ig=
ten balter.
,SSr Ser ct. Sobns @btei fat am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
Gpnnerstag, Sen Z. Mupember 1918.
Ser Mpnat Npbember lit ben Dr.

StI WluHuI Nuutllocl w ueH w
ne Seeleu i'm 6egfeuer gemeibt.
Mit Hedt bat Sic beilige Stride gera-
Be oielen Morot CUR grinnerung an
l1niere teuren Gerltorbenen e ltimmt,
neil oas berannobenoe @n0e bes Sab=
res, Sic aablbeit Ser Natur, Ser
arol,e Sir1l1el uns belon0ers ba5u
itin1n1erl, nidt 511 %pergeiien, 6aB aQes
bier ur1f groen ablterben mub. S1
oieiem feierlid)en Wonate genilgt es
ober nid)t, lid) MIR unierer lieben @b<
geid1ieoenen gu %erinnern, BLOB 1bre
grdber nit 9lltmen 5u l6miden uno
sic 6rieobofe 5u beiud)en. gs baben
sic orn1en biiBenoen Seelen, mel1e
ihrer ieligen g%erflGrung e11tgegen
barren, nod gang a1oere 9eourfnil=
lie: tic broufer uniere @ebete, nnlere
ellten @erfe. @os niibt ein 8lnmen=
frol1, urf einem @rabe, menn Der Sc
Der nitt Elm 8ebet, ni6t cine miloe
@obe fir einen Mrmen bin5nfiigt?
Sic glumen per1pelfen bal0, aber Dos
@ebet> bos quite @erf @riitli6er
Milot1tigfeit, itirbt nidt. @eben MIR
111s ollo sic groBte Wube, beionoers
in oielem Monote, Sen nngludli6en
Serpobnern bes ihredliben &erfers
in 6egefeuer 6ur6 @ebete uno User
fe d,riltlider @ddltenliebe gu Stlfe
sl fon1met1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
Stadt=rleui9keiten.

- Geit 8eginn bieier 8o9e lau=
ten Sic 8eridte iiber Sic int ct.
GIouo Snltitut untergebra9ten Strait
fen, sic bon ser Snfluen5o befaQen
Iinb, redt ermutigeno u11o au6 au-
Berbolb oes Snltituts bort man bon
drt5Iifen Mutoritaten, baB Die &C.
fobr elmer meiteren 8erbreitung Der
ihleifenDen Seu6e cine tpeit gerin-
acre, ais lie es Dor ether ISOLDE &C.
melen, gemorben lei. Or. @orie BON
bem Ser. Stoaten @e1 unobeitsbureal1
mar Mitte p%ergongener @obe in un=
ierer Mitte unD nabm etne unteri n=
dung ser 3u1tGn0e inn ct. GIouo ST.
ltit1t Dor, bie er als cine re6t befrie=
oigenoe be5eidnete, mel6 erfreuli6e
Satla6e namentli6 Der nnermii6li~
ten 5ingobe Ser ebrtp. 8ene6ifttner>
idmel tern I'M 9ienlte ser &ranfen-
pfIege 51 perbanfen lit. @obl lit 6as
8er5eidnis ser an Ser Snfluen5a @r-
fro11ften ur1o Ser 2ungent5iin6ung
felt Sen Iebten adt Sagen 5um Spfer
gefanenen Herionen INNER nod eine
beool1ernsnert groBe, bod Ole Mn-
meIourg neler Snfluen5a=6aae lit
cine erfreulid geringe, io6aB nit Der
Sadloge betroute Beri0nli6feiten IN
ibren Mus1agen sic Mnnabme bere4-
tigen, ooB Ser Seude eine S4rante
gel ebt lit un6 man 6erielben Meilter
%getporoen gu iein ideint.
8eim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sobn Sang iino Snforporationsarti=
feI Ser Sc Souf Selepbon 60. nit
eincm @opitol bon $4,000 ooer 80
anteilideinen 5u je $50 nit folgen=
Sen Snforporotoren eingereidt NOR
oelt: Glorf 8oite nnb g. sc. 2abr
bon bier, MIfreo Sten, 9t. Glou6, st.
S. ., Hobert Greber, ct. Soiepb, St.
s. 3. un6 s. $. 6eooema, ct. @lonb
II. s. 8. Scr. 1. Oas erlte Oireftori=
Inn beitebt aus SEN Serren Woite,
9obr un6 Sten, uno 6ie 8ea1nten
iinb: glorfe @oite, Brdlioent; IS. sc.
2obr, @i5eprdit6ent; Sobn Seboemo,
sefretdr. Mlfreb Sten, Sdabmeii ter.
- Snfolge Ser ipanii6en Snfln=
ensa iegnete am lebten Donnerstog=
nodymittog 6ror, Sobn g6er bon ct.
Glou6 I'M Sn1titut oas 3eitli6e, nod
bem lie 5tpei @oden an bieier Sen6e
aeIitten botte. 9ie 8eritorbene tp1r=
Sc Dor 81 Sobren in ct. @Iou6 gebo=
rem ur6 berbro9te bier tire gan5e
9ebens5eit. Sem Gotten, nit bent lie
Elm %mniterboftes @beleben fibrte,
hinterldbt iie bier fleine &inber, bon
benen 6as iiingite erIt 6rei Nonate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
Sprtna Sill.

@ie iiberau, 10 bat iid oud bier
6ie Snfluen3a in bielen 6omilien eir=
geniltet, ie6o6 par 1as 5ebn Mona-
tie alte Sinh ser 6amilie Sol. Ser
trom lotpeit sos etn5ige Eo6esopfer;
idmere grfranfungen aber iin6 nod
in Maiie borban6en. Inter oieien iin6
SSobn Stoblberger, Soiepb 2a11bod,
2oren5 @i1ter, @einrih G6nieoer,
Mid. Spdtb, Matb. 2obr, Sron5
Webger, Sobn Semen, Conrad Sir
ieridL @erbert @ene, Mid, @onber,
Soieph @inter> @einri6 Braun, So
iepb 9ertrom, Saul @inter uno in
alien 6ieien 8omilie itn6 mebrere Der
Mngeborigen bettldgerig; BENT Saul
@inter iin6 es oht. 9em5ufo1ge par
audi ser &irdenbeiu6 5n MQerbeili=
gen II. MIeri eelen elm iebr beidrdnf=
ter. - 6amilie Gron5 &telano bon
6reeport berlebte Elm paor Sage 11n=
ter @roBmutter e9ps gaitfreunoli<
hem 9ohe. - Eeter @epmam lit
nit Ser Grrihtltng zines 11euen Stal=
les fertig un6 lit NUN nit 6em Mn=
bringen ser 11elen inneren mo6ernen
ginrihtl1ngen beldaftigt.-- Soiepb
Calder bout einen groBen Sduppen
gum l1nterbringen ieines Mutos nn6
ieiner Sormmaidinerie. = Mnno
&ir6ner lit iebt in Minneopolis, mo-
Tie ibrer Sante ousbilft. - Sobn
Braun, 6el1en bier ipobnen6er Sobn
@einrid an Ser Snfluen5o erfronft
%nieberliegt, m11r6e Sreitog noh Fier5
an 6os &ronfenbett ieines Sobnes
Miduel qerufen. - 2ebrer 2embef
modte nit ieiner 6omiIie cine Mr1to=
fobrt no9 Hidmon6. = Wontag err
belt 6omilie Carl Stoblberger Sic
Nodridt, 6oB ibr Sobn @eorg am
26. September in 6ranfreid geitor=
ben lei. = Sobn g. Sen, @attin l1n6
Sodter bon 8rooten erfreuten Cont
tog bier @roBm11tter 9ep nit ibrem
8e1n9e.
81. Sofa.
ssSm Sdul6il thrift "a fat ii6 sic
iponiide Snfluen5a 6erort berbreitet,
6oB am Montog sic ghule geidloi=
fen 1per6en muBte, Ga iid an jenem
Sage audi nidt Elm ein5iges &in6
a11m l1nterridt einitellte. Sait in ie=
6em @o11ie lit sos cine o0er onoere
Mitglie6 bon ser &ranfbeit befalen,
un6 in gin3elfdllen liegt Sic gan5e
6omilie oornie6er un6 mnB bon BEN
Nadbarn be6ient nn6 in ibren Mrbei=
ten o%usgebolfen tper6en. - @odm.
Gforrer P. 8e6o, 8. g. g., lit aud
uuf sic @%ronfenltube ongetpieien nn6
lGBt ii6 in ieinem> 9ienite onrd einen
bodm. Sr6enbruoer bon Der ct.
sSobns Mbtei bertreten. - Sim Mon=
tagmorgen fat sic Seu6e in 6einri6
Efhie6o ibr er1tes Spfer gefor6ert.
Sic 9eide tpl1r6e on6eren Cages in
aGer @tine anf bem bieiigen @ottes=
adler beigeiebt. M0ge Ser 8eritorbene
ruben in Srie6en!
ct. Midolas.
Sn Ser 8liite ibrer Sobre itorb
bier am MIerfeelen-M orgen sic Got
tin 6es @etnrid 2oid. Sic erfranfte
an ser Snfluen5a, 6ie in 2unaenent-
3iinoung uberging un6 ibreu leioer 10
friihen SOB berbeifibrte. Dte Ser
ltorbene NOR cine Eo6ter Ser 6ami=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

9fpd, Mrfanias, perobi6ieoen, mo- er
Sic Central Officers Eraning S6nle
fir militarni6e Musbil6nng bein6en
miro.
- Dienstagmorgen lit Mi6ael IS.
@ensler, mel6er in Ser S. 81. Sen=
rus Mpotbefe als Ebarma5eut an-
ltelhnng batte, nod mebrere Wo6en
LANCER &ronfbeit Ser Snfluen5a gum
Spfer gefauen. Ser e itorbene 1tano
inn "a. 2ebensiobre uno binterlabt
nebl Ser @ottin un6 bier fleinen
&in6ern feline in St.Glo11b reii6ieren=
ben @ltern, &errn nnb Srau 8. g.
@ensler, einen 8rl16er Soiepb in $50.
oena nn6 5tpei S6peitern, gtbel
&ensler nn6 6rau Sobn 6. @onnor.
Sic 2eide tpurbe nod 2ittle 6aQs>
ser friibereen &eimot Ser @attin bes
Gobingei6ieoenen CUR 8eer6tgnng
gebradt.
- esn Ser lebten Montagnadt
flopfte ser E%ooesengel an Die Sire
ser 6amilie &ermonn Sd0ner bon
Ser gh0ner Manufacturing Gompa=
nh in 81. @Ion6 unb entfiibrte 6eren
GlteIten Sobn Glo116ins Sstpa10, MEL
der ser berri6en6en Snflnen5a, Die
in Nierenent5iin0ung ausartete, gum
0pfer mur6e, in Elm beiferes Ser=
ieits. Seine i6tpere &ranfbeit belt
lGngere 3eit an, io6uB man li6 oil
t4gli6 Ser &offnunq bingab, i'm benz
9eben erbolten gu f0nnen. 9od bieie
bon Sag gu Sag genabrte @offnnng
ertpies iid) aIs cine triigli6e> anes
MnfGmpfen gegen ieinen 500 o1s Ell
tel, Ser l6lieBlt6 6em 2eioen oes lu1t=
qen Mannes Elm Gnoe madte. @or
is Sabren mur6e Ser @erltorbene IN
Treeport geboren, mo er 6en a6ten
56ulgro6 o%biolbierte. Gin Sabr ge=
h0rte er Ser Stn6entenidar in ct.
Sohns College an, beiudte 5tpei Sob
re sic &otbe6rolbehidltle un6 reibte
iih bonn 6en30qlingen Ser tefnilhen
Sodidule an, an Ser er 6os @mt 6es
Giaeprdii6enter 6es Mth1etic Glib be-
flei6ete. gein @tl16ienf ortidritt an
SEN per1dieoenen 2ebron1talten nno
fem bepnnoernsmerter @ei6aftstrieb,
nomentli6 ober alth iein finolid bei=
teres @emiit beredtiqte feline Gltern,
sic III ibm einen folgiamenSobn lieb=
ten, alt SEN belten S%offnungen, Die
lei6er nit ibm at @rabe %getrogen
m1roen. SSn ieinem 6rel1nbesfreiie
miro ser 8eritorbene 3tpor als trel1er
Treltno permiBt ober nidt beregIi en
iein, mie ibm olth aue, Sic Ben gl1ten
Glol16ius nGber fannten, ein geieg=
retes Mn6enfen erbolten mer6en. Nm
7ienstoonodmittaq mqtr0e Der So
h%inoeidie6ene ol1f :6em &alborien=
@ottesafer int 8eilein elmer groBe
Mn5obl bon 8ermm6ten nn0 9e=
fonnten, 11ohbem hohm. P. Thilipp,
8. @. s., unter Miiiiten5 6es bodm.
!6errn Sbiebol1t nn6 6es bo6m. P.
211fe, g.. g. s., sic Tro115eremonien
borgenommen botte, Dem ShoB Ser
Groe i%iberqeben. Mit Sen 70 idtper &C.
hriiften gItern betrouern ietn lei6er
10 friibes Shei6en feds Sdpeitern
1tn6 amei Brii6er. Sen S%interbliebe=
11en entbietet ser nNor6itern" iein
mtfrihtiqes @etleib nnb miinidf bem
@erItorbenen sic etpige Rlthe!
- Eumbenorbeit beitens be1orgt
BON or. @6elhrod, 210-8. Mben11e
nor6Iid). TeIepbon AL 8. Wn5.)
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Illus der utn9e9end
SEEM Nfmmid.
So Sim Gnnntnn ron IL

- Sim Counting, Ben II. Mp~
pember, >pirb @err Carl Sbiele
i'm @ptel Stein in Me>p M1tnid)
iein, am sic Mbpnnements GEL
ser fit BEN rMorbitern" 51 ful(eftie=
rem 1tnb ne1te Mbpnnenten fit ipl<
den at befpmmen. @ir piinidjen
nodmals baramf a1tfmerfiam at ma-
her, baf ser vMurofern" pie ale
anberen 3eitnngen, semaf bes ne1ten
@eietes, I'M &praus bc5ablt ,uerben
mutt. ...
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sSn Ser 8liite ibrer Sabre itorb
bier AM Mllerieelen=Morgen sic Got
tin 6es @einrid 2oid. Sic erfronfte
an ser Snfluen5a, 6ie in 2unaenent-
3iin6ung i%iberging un6 ibreu leioer 10
friiben Sol berbeifubrte. Die Ser
1torbene mar cine Eo6ter Ser 6ami=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

= 8erloren cine BrlQe an ct.
@ermoinitroBe amiiden 16. unb 9.
Mbe. 6tn6er 8%elobnurg 51ge1pro6en
in Norb1tern Office.
- eSsm General &oipital 3u Sc
Sabre, SronfreiA lit am Z. Otto
Der @einri6 Slider inn Sitter bon ~
SSSobren an ser Snfluen5a %geltorben.
Scr meit bon SEN 5einigen anf trent
ser @roe @eritorbene mar Elm Sob11
ser I'M Totpn ct. Glou6 pobnenoen
6amilie Clinton Slider, BEL Ser er big
5u ieiner Mbberufnng gum Vt1lttar
am 81. Sunni 6ieies Sabres perblieb.
gr mor Elm itrebiomer, f1eiBiger, jun
ger Monn, oemgemdB eine quite
@tibe 1einer @1tern tn0 nnter iei=
men Mitarbeitern .1tn6 Slgenofreun<
sen itets germ begriiBt. Sein 4ri1tlt-
dies 2eben bereGtigt GIT Der Soft
nung, boB ibm Ser etpiae 2obn nidt
borentbalten fem miro. Gen trolerr1=
Sen GItern ur6 @ei6miltern entbietet
Ser Mor6itern fem m1frid)tiges gei-
lei6!
- Morgen, Sreitna, miro Sol. S.
Silbe fid bon ieinen Mngeh0riaer Ii.
ieinen bielen Tre1tn6en IN ct. Glol1o
arr Heiie nad1 bem Camp Eife, 2ittle
Arizona republican., 1918-02-22
Republican A. p. Leased Wire] WASHINGTON Feb. 21-Char

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21-Cham- pions of government ownership lost by an overwhelming vote today their fight in the senate for an m definite federal control of the. ra'i- roads after the war. An amendment to the administration railroad bill, offered by Senator Johnson ot South Dakota, and providing that government control should continue until congress otherwise ordered, was defeated 61 to 10.
 Determined contests over dIs- puted sections upset plans for pass ing the bill today in both houses of congress, but the senate disposed of all important amendments and will reach final vote tomorrow. Discussion continued in the house where under an agreement to close general debate at six o'clock to morrow it proceeds under five minute rule. The first test of strength. upon the efforts of the so- called radicals to amend the com promise draft brought out by the senate interstate commerce com mittee, came on an amendment by Senator Cummins of Iowa, de- signed to reduce by about $173, ,000,- 900 compensation to be paid the railroads. 1t was beaten. 52 to 23. In effect Senator Cummins pro- posed that governments compensa- ton to the railroads should cover only normal dividends paid during the last three years. and that earn ings above dividends should be retained.
 The ten senators supporting the proposal to reinsert the original administration provision for indef mite government operation were:
 Democrats: Ashurst, Johnson, South Dakota; Kirby and Phelan.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-22
SALOON FACTOR IN STOCK YARDS WAGE
 DISPUTE IS CHARGE

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-The attention of Judge Alschuler, arbitrator in the stockyards wage dispute was directed today to the saloon as an important ele- ment in the controversy.
 In questioning Bertha NJ. Nienberg, assistant economist of the bureau of applied economies of Washington, D. C., Attorney James G. Condon, repre- senting the packers, stated that resi- dents of the district back of the yards contributed more than $1,000,000 a year in support of 300 saloons in 150 square blocks.
 Miss Nienberg had submitted in evil dence a budget showing that in 1917 it cost $1,177.95 to support a family of five in the stockyards district.
 Do you think it would take as much for saloonkeeper to support a family of five as it would take stockyard em- ploye?" asked Attorney Condon.
 The witness said she believed it would.
 Million for Saloons
 Well, there are 300 saloons in 150 square blocks back of the yards and each saloon pays s1,000 a year license, has his rent to pay and hire a bar tender as well as support his family, said the attorney. This means it ldhtS HiOTe lfldn 9l,UUU,UuU year 10 keep these saloons going and that the money comes from the residents of the district who are largely stockyards em- l ployes. Don't you think if the men spent less in these saloons they might have more to contribute to the support 1 and comfort of their families?" ! My answer to that question is that there will never be less drinking back of the stockyards until the men work shorter hours and are not so worn out at the end of the day that they are forced to seek relief by using alcoholic stimulants and they receive higher wages" replied the witness.
 You thing then that the more money men earn the less they drink?" inquired the lawyer.
 investigations made by sociological workers bear out this theory" said I Miss Nienberg.
 Attorney Condon attempted to show that in coal and iron mining centers and in steel mills districts where meT received the highest wages drunken ness was more prevalent than in sec tions where workmen received lowel pay but the witness declined to admi the truth of the statement
Arizona republican., 1918-02-22
PRICE LIMIT AIMED AT SPECULATION IN
 OATS, PROVISIONS
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CHICAGO, Feb. 21. - Maximum prices on oats and provisions were set. by Chicago board of trade today in an effort to stop speculation in those products
 A resolution adopted by the board of directors in special session pro- vides that on and after February 22 members of the board making con- tracts for the purchase or sale by grade alone, of oats to be delivered in store during the months of February, March April and May, 1918, shall not in entering into such contracts exceed the price of 93 cents per bushel"
 Contracts for the sale of lard to be delivered in store during May and July shall not exceed the price of S26.97ia for May and $27.25 for July. That contracts for short ribs to be delivered in store in May and July shall not exceed the price of $26.20 per 100 pounds for May and $26.55 per 100 pounds for July. Prices for mess pork, lard and short ribs beyond July sha1 not exceed $50.00 per barrel for pork S2727 per 100 pounds for lard and $2655 per 100 pounds for short ribs. Contracts for mess pork, lard and short ribs for delivery prior to July shall not exceed $50.55 per barrel for mess pork s26.971s per hun dred pounds for lard and s26.20 per 100 pounds for short ribs.
 The action regarding oats rescinds the rule adopted yesterday limiting the advances in any one day to two cents. The maximum prices were im- posed as result of speculation which have carried the present prices to the highest levels ever known The high est price quoted on oats before the present rise was 90 cents in 1867.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-22
NJ TIME TO TALK
 ABOUT WAR A||MS;
 FIGHT FUR LIVES
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LONDON, Feb. 21.-Viscount Mill ner, member of the war cabinet, speak, ing at Plymouth today. depreciated too much talk about war aims.
 Until peace negotiations are reached" he said, "we are fighting for our lives and the very existence of the free nations of western Europe. As a result 6f the collapse of Russia, the military party of Germany is again firmly in the saddle. Doubtless many of the people of Germany loathe the continuance of bloodshed for mere az gressions but at present they are quite powerless."
 Lord Miner contended that it was no longer d question of destroying Prussian militarism, but whether Prussian militarism would destroy the allies and dominate Europe and parts of Asia.
 President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George have made it perfectly clear, he continued, that we have no desire to dismember Germany, dictate her constitution or exclude her from a fair share of the worlds intercourse 1hCiC Soi be buI Oit duoWSl u dSl many's challenge and that answer may involve greater sacrifices and endur- ance than heretofore"
 Lord Milner then referred to the Yer sailles war council, which brought much nearer to real CO., ordination the effort of the allies, and to concrete realization, the great conception of g single allied front. He had no feal of revolution in England, he said Nat ionality unity and the cooperation o1 all the free nations of the world as- suredly bring an enduring peace.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-22
AMERICANS DESIRE
 .:A|RPLANE PROGRESS
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NEW YORK Feb. 21.-The execu- tive committee of the Aero Club of America, aroused by reports that the Germans had secured control of the air above the sector held by the American troops in France, tonight urged Secre- tary of War Baker by telegram, to is sue a statement covering the Ameri- can aviation program and detail what steps have been taken to secure an ap- propriation from congress and to place orders for the necessary airplanes and motors.
 Tn view of the fact that it has been published that the war department asks for pay for 12000 aviators and that there is every reason to believe that the Germans will concentrate their efforts to meet that increase in the al lied fighting forces" the telegram said, 'it cannot give aid and comfort to the enemy to learn that the plan is actu- ally being put into effect, but it will be a great relief to the country to be assured of that fact"