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ex,,ersr n, n Hsrsehsl island Camp.

Dawson. Y. T.-Word reached here
OF the illness Of vilhjslmur Stefans.
son. the explorer. who 10 wintcrins at
Herschei island. Last reports said be
had suffered . relapse and was Do.
iirIous. Capt. X. u. Topper and the
members Of his Royal Northwest
Mounted Police arctic patrol returned
from the northern edge Of the cont.
nsnt and reported stefsnsson havius
reached Herschci island over the Ice
AFTER his boat. the Polar Bear. ground.
% q Barter island lASt fall.
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rexas Ratieies Dry Amendment.

Austin. Tex.-Toxas stepped into
line with other states In the Union
whom the State Senate ratified the fed.
srai prohibition amendment BY . Is
y Z vote. The House ratified the
Amsadment last week
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07
Kaiser. ships Blown Up BY Mines.

London.-An Amsterdam dispatch
says that Friday morning a German
torpedo boat and two German mine
sweepers ran into mines off Vlicland
island and were blown up
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07
Col, RooesvsW Leaves Hospital

New York.-With the sense OF cquil
ibrium destroyed for some months t.
come. and permanently deaf in his left
ear. Col. Theodore Roosevelt left
Roosevelt hospital and later will repair
10 his home In Oyster bay.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07

New York.-The British merchant
steamship liberia OF 1850 tons gross.
owned by the Anchor line, WAS sunk
By q German submarine.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07
house Passes Allen Stacker eIiI,

washington.--Ovet tho protest OF
Secretary Lansing, the House OF Rep.
rcscntatiyes passed the socallcd alien
Stacker bill by u vote OF 3it TO a.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07
'TEUTON BATTERY
BLOWN TO BITS
SWIFT RErRlsUTIoN DELIVERED
~ U. 8. ouNNERs As REPLY
TO GAS ATTACK.
10 SAMMIES CAPTURED
JAP EXPEDITION WILL SEIZE
vLApIvosTok BASE AND AID
IN RUSSIAN DEFENSE.

With the American Army In France,
March Another German raid on
the American line was made Friday
night in the Ckemin des Danes sector.
After sharp fighting the enemy re-
tired.
A plan of attack, including map
Of the American positions, indicating
every dugout. which was removed
from the body Of Prussian captain.
who led the recent assault upon the
sector northwest Of Toul, shows how
completely the Germans prepare their
raids--if. in fact, this was but a
simple raid, not having as its ultimate
object the retention of a portion Of the
SALIENT
Washington.-Five Americans, in
Guiding Second Lieut. Harold F. Eadie
of Tilton, N. H., were killed. five were
severely wounded and four slightly
wounded in the fight with the Ger
mans north Of Toul. March l. the War
Department announced.
Rome.-Grave damage was done to
the Ducal palace, the Bridge of Signs.
the Church Of st. John and st. Paul
and the Church Of st. Simon, as we'll
as other treasures of Venice in a Teu-
ton moonlight air raid over that city
Feb. 26. Fifty enemy airplanes took
part In the raid. dropping 300 bombs.
1t was the most violent raid on any
Italian objective Eince the war began.
The entire casualties were one man
killed and two women wounded.
With the American Army In France,
March 2.-American troops repulsed
q strong German attack Friday morn
ing In the salient north of Toul. There
were many American casualties. one
Of the killed being a captain who was
graduated from West Point In 1917.
The raid was q complete failure. three
German prisoners remaining In Amer.
lean hands. The ground in front Of
the American trenches was strewn
with German dead.
Swift retribution has fallen upon the
German batteries which bombarded
the American trenches northwest Of
T0ul with gas shells. American heavy
artillery concentrated It's fire on the
German minenwerfer batteries for
half an hour Thursday and obliterated
the position. .I-
Many direct hits with high explosive
shells were made by the American
gunners. Timbers were thrown high
In the air and explosions probably Of
enemy ammunition and gas resulted.
The ground about the German bat.
tories was churned upside down. and
II there were any German soldiers
there they certainly suffered death.
Late Thursday afternoon the Ger.
mans attempted to retaliate for the
destruction Of the Minenwerfer bat.
teries. They bombarded the American
heavy artillery with their biggest guns
but their shooting had little effect.
American patrols were all over No
Mans land Thursday night. but did
not encounter any Germans.
nomo. have ,,,.en rort IN rorn,.,rv
. Corm.n .,f.ck A cerman of,iciaI
sta,emert ,av. that ton American.
we're ,okep nr,aoner IN the latter acc.
TOR
wo.h,neton March o-ynd,c.t,ons
now noInt 10 an agreement between
the entente movers and America to
confide to Japan alone the task Of
t.L,r~ .ucb m...uro. a. uov ha nor.
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shasroth Urged to Support Suffrage

Washington.-Th following tele-
gram. signed by DIR. Margaret Long.
daughter OF the former secretary Of
the navy. and about 200 other Denver
citizens. was read to the Senate by
Senator Shafroth: I'VE. the under
signed citizens OF Denver. urge you to
do everything possible TO secure the
votes necessary for the passage OF tho
federal suffrage amendment In the
Senate during this session Of Con.
grcss.'
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Ready.
Bobby would kiss you If I thought
no one would see me.
Flossy-Shall close my eyes1
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Auc AuHhuiuub udSc hCCcptcu Jul ~
mistice conditions" says German Of.
fetal communication issued Monday.
Berlin.-Emperor William. accord
ing to an official announcement made
on the conclusion Of peace between
Germany and Russia. sent telegram
to Count Won Hertling. the German i'm.
perial chancellor. reading as follows:
THE German sword. welded BY
great army leaders. has brought peace
with Russia. With deep gratitude to
God, who has been with W. am filled
with proud 10y at the deeds Of my
army and the tenacious perseverance
Of my people. It IL Of especial salts
faction to me that German blood and
German kultur have been saved. Ac-
espt my wsrmest thanks for your
faithful and strong cooperation In the
great work."
Military operations in Russia
stopped Sunday. says the official
statement issued by the German gen
eeal staff.
Pssrograd.-Ensign Krylenko. COM
nander-in-ch;cf Of the army. has or
dered the field staff At Mohilev to
cease hostilities. according to an Off.
cial announcement. The troops are
Instructed to remain In their present
positions.
A proclamation published here. an
nouncing the intention Of the Bolshe-
vik government to sign the peace
treaty with the central powers with.
out discussion Of the conditions con-
tanned therein. concludes with these
words:
I'VE are leaving It entirely to the
workmen and pcasants Of the whole
world to Judge the matter after the
delegation has informed them Of the
true facts"
Another proclamation announces
the convocation Of an extraordinary
assembly Of councils Of workmen's
and peaoants' and Coasack deputies at
Moscow, March IL. In view Of the seri-
GUS divergences Of opinion among the
councils of the fundamental question
Of the revolution and the acceptance
Of peace conditions.
Paris, March 1.-TWO American of.
ficers and four privates who partici-
pated In Fridays battle possessed tho
French Croix dc Guerre. conferred
personally by Premier Clemenceau.
The premier reviewed the American
troops and praised them highly for
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eerm.ny's War Debt S2s, ooo, 900 900.

Amsterdam. = EerMAny's national
debt has risen to nearly l2i.Oo0.0O0.-
900 marks (s?5 .ooooO0.O00). the
Reichstag was informed by Count Won
osadowsky. Wehner
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07

Marriage is like any other condition |:
where there Is life t..ere Ii hope.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07
.JAPS TO GUST RUSSIANS
CHINA PREPARED TO oRIvI
sLAvs FROM TERRITORY.
Great Britain and France Request
Toxic Government to Guard Trans-
Siberian Railroad.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. March Japan In
lends not only to intervene In Siberia
for the protection Of Japanese and en-.
tente interests from Germany and the
BOlsheviki. but to GUST the Russians
from their sphere Of influence in
northern Manchuria, according to in
formation obtained from official
sources. Great Britain and France
have requested the Japanese govern
ment to take measures to guard the
Transsiberian railway from vladivo-
stok to the borders of Transbailkalia,
where It quits Manchurian territory.
Japan regards Russia's collapse
and surrender to Japan's enemies as
Involving the forfeiture by Russia Of
the latter's sphere In northern Man
churia. 1t ID understood that China
also entertains this view and Is pre-
pared to assist in the expulsion Of
Russia from Chinese territory.
The council Of peoples commissar-
les. according to Reuter- dispatch
from Petrograd. has issued another
call to arms. In the course OF which II
Ii declared the German invaders are
arresting the workmens and soldiers
councils. shooting captured Red guards
and arming German and Austrian pris.
oners In the Ukraine.
The proclamation asserts that the
troops at the front have now pulled
themselves together and are resisting
the Invasion. II concludes:
"May the blood spilled In this un-
equal struggle fall on the heads Ct the
German Socialists. who are allowing
the German wOrkmcn to be ranked
among the Gains and Judases.'
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Spanish ship Sunk With wheat Cargo.
Paris.-A Spanish ship. which had
been chartered by Switzerland and
was conveying 5000 tons OF wheat
from America TO Europe. has been tor.
pedocd and sunk.
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HOSPITAL SHIP IS SUNK
ONE HUNDRED AND eIxTY-8Ix
PERSONS MISSING.
ssaeoino Naval Tug Cherokee Foun
dered in Severe Gale on Maryland
coast-Many Missing.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News service.
Philadelphia, Feb. 2s.-Twenty-nfne
men are believed to have lost their
lives when the seasoing naval tug
Cherokee foundered in q severe gale
fifteen miles off the Maryland coast.
Ten survivors and the bodies Of eight
other members Of the crew Of thirty.
nine were brought here on two British
rescue ships and landed at the Phila-
delphia navy yard. No trace Of the
remaining members of the crew was
found. Among those missing is Junior
Lieut.. Edward D. Newell. commander
of the tug. Ordinarily. the Cherokee
carried q crew of forty. but one man
was not aboard.
London, Feb. 2s.-The British hos
pital ship Glenart Castle was sunk in
the British channel, It il announced
officially. There were no patients ON
board. Survivors we're landed by an
American torpedo boat. Eight boats
are still adrift. According to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company, 1e6 per
sons are missing from the Glenart
Castle.
Swansea.-The British hospital ship
Glenart Castle which went down In
the Bristol channel was torpedoed, &C.
cording to survivors, thirty.four Of
whom were landed here. Nothing has
been learned Of the fate Of the others,
including Red Cross doctors. nurses
and orderlies. There were approx
mately 200 persons aboard the ship.
$50 OF whom were members Of the
crew.
Tho survivors said that NO subma-
rine was sighted at any time except
for the lights seen by the helmsman.
The Glenart Castle. which had been
under repair since its return from the
Mediterranean three weeks ago. was
on its way to France for wounded.
The Glenart Castle went down In
seven minutes. The torpedo struck In
No. 3 hold. The lifeboats on the star
board side were for the most part
smashed by the explosion. Only seven
lifeboats could be launched. and these
with the greatest difficulty.
Capt. Burl was last seen In the
chart house. after the last boat was
launched. and It Il believed that he
went down with the ship.
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False teeth are one thing, but false
tongue behind them Is another.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07

Berlin.-The German raider Wolf.
which has returned 10 home port
after raiding entente shipping In three
oceans. destroyed at least thirty.five
vessels. Il was officially announced.
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vlseeunt ishli Named Envoy 10 v. ..
Toxic. -viscount lshii WAS formally
appointed Japanese ambassador -
Washington.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-07
RvMANIA AGREES
TO TEUT0N TERMS
kAIsER'e PROCLAMATION OF.
cLAREs ARMIsTicE WAS VIC
TORY OF GERMAN SWORD.
TROOPS HOLO POSITIONS
PROCLAMATION CALLS MEETING
OF woRkMEN AND PEASANTS
At MOSCOW MARCH IL.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Berlin (Via London), March g.
THE Rumanians have accepted our ar
mistice conditions" says German Of
fetal communication issued Monday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
Officer Gets No Pay

Unlike some other members of con
gress who vent into the service,
Representative Johnson enlisted as a
private and went through the officers
training school at Camp Meade. He
was successful there, but he was OBJ
liged to go abroad as a sergeant. He
was attached to Company X, of the
Three Hundred and Thirteenth with
this rank, and later was commissioned
a second lieutenant and assigned to
Company D. While in France he was
promoted to first lieutenant.
Representative Johnson has been
serving his country without pay since
he entered the army. The sergeant
at arms of the house of representa-.
tives wouldn't pay his congressional
salary because he was in the army,
and the war department, under a rul-
ing of the comptroller of the treasury,
wouldn't give hin his salary and al
lowances as an officer because he was
a member of congress. But / got
along fairly well at that" he said.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
CONFUSING TO
SAY THE LEAST
SAYSLAWRENCE
Severe Criticism of Wilson by Sen
ators Tends to Embarrass
Delegation.

David Lawrence, supplying a number
righted articles, babies from Paris
that the recent speech of senator Knox
of Pennsylvania concerning the pro-
posed League of nations is very con-
fusing, to say the least.
Mr.. Lawrence also says that Senator
Lodge has complicated matters by his
observations with regard to the presi-
dents fourteen elements Of peace, TAX
ing exception to five of the points.
Europeans do not seem to understand
the situation and view with some con.
Germ the criticisms of the president
and the finding of fault with certain
phases of the American attitude which
is merely assumed in America rather
than disclosed by any act of the dele,
gates or any suggestion which has fall
en- from their lips.
Close friends of Senator Knox now
say that had the senator been familiar
with the true situation he would never
have made the remarks which he re
Gently submitted, but the senator was
laboring under a misrepresentation OF
the facts, as, indeed, was Senator Lodge
who mistook mere newspaper rumol
for IN accepted fact.
cism Of Mr.. Wilson have embarrassed
the American delegation, declares the
Paris correspondent. D
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALING:
THE CASE OF SCHELLSHOCK
Sioux City Journal.)

A rather startling contribution was
made to the pathology OF nervous
diseases in the report of Surgeon
that more than 1900 cases of shell
shock We're cured by the receipt of
the news OF the signing of the armi-
stice and the cessation of actual fight.
ing. The layman has waited to see
if there We're n discussion forthcom.
ing which might explain this peculiar
psychological healing on a wholesale
scale. There ave been none.
The men who recovered were actu-
ally diseased if that term may be
wrested from its usual meaning to
express the condition. Some of them
showed bodily disfigurements, Physi-
clans have not questioned the reality
of shell shock. They awe not deter.
mined whether it is due to LESSONS or
other displacements of nerve or brain
matter or to some cause not yet
thought of. The victims We're not
towards who simulated that they
might escape the dangers of battle.
Most of those suffering from the pc
culiar malady had been tested under
conditions in which their courage and
bravery and grit stood the severest
strain. They had faced death in its
most horrible form without flinching
and with a GOODNESS far removed from
fear. Yet in a moment they fell vic
Tins to shell shock.
The cure was as curious as the dis
case. The mental processes called
into action by the news of victory,
healed the injury and restored the
nerves to FORMAL conditions. If the
men had been shamming they would
not have betrayed their hypocrisy by
getting well. Moreover, those restor-
ed to health were located in widely
separated an numerous hospitals.
There was no concerted action. They
did not know of each others recovery.
Hence. it may be assumed that the
cure was real and material.
Did the magnetic current which the
Intelligence sent through the human
body, a current like that which in
duced staid women and dignified me
to whoor and yell and cheer and
shout in his country, leapScecross the
chasm of disordered nerve tissue and
I;call into life and service those por.
tions which were ~cornatose il no,
dead, and so work the cure? Or is the
disease II Of the imagination. intel.
ligence dethroned in the particular in
stance, SO that knowledge Of the i'm,
possibility of its recurrence DESTROYED
the hallucination ana restored the pa
tientg The incident Of the recovery
has opened the wayior research by
the healing professions that must re.
suit in wonderful good In the treat
ment and cure OF nervous diseases II
times of peace.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
A MERCTLESS JUDGE
One Who Shows No Favor

A merciless judge is Father Time.
Before him the weak and the wanting
go TO the wall. Only the truth can
stand. For years the following statement
from a Watertown resident has with
stood this s]ternest Of all tests.
a. &. Ellis, farmer, Sill eight st. s.
r., says The soreness in my back be.
came sd steady, l could hardly stand it.
The kidney secretions passed Irregular
~, usually being scanty and terribly
painful in passage. The secretions were
also highly colored. l used different
medicines but nothing helped me until
| tried Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan's
cured me Of every bit of kidney com
paint"
Statement given September IS, 1907
OVER TEN YEARS LATER, on Oc-
tober 10. 1917 Mr.. Ellis said. IT gladly
confirm all that / said in praise of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan's fixed me
up in fine shape and they always help
me when I have any need of Them
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pins-the same that Mr..
ELLIS had. Foster Milburn CO., Mrgrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26

twothirds of the men in his regiment
and nearly all the men of his company
We're from Baltimore, and he is going
to visit the relatives and friends of
men who We're killed, to deliver mes
sages and tell them how their boys
died.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26

rCgular business merllIlS OF lhe J co
man Lodge tonight ut $50 sharp.
a few second hand cars for sale,
Haze. Implement G., Hazel s. ID. (9291%l
Mr.. ana Mrs. George J, Ries, from
washington Springs, spend the last few
days nj the home Of his parents, in
this city. They went to Kranzburg this
morning TO visit with relatives and
friends for some time before returning
to their home.
The Daily News Is the common peo.
Pies paper-it is rot muzzled ant
besides giving the truth it contains,
more home news than any ohter paper
published in the state. 1t sells for less
and is worth more.
Lake" was arrested this morning as he
alightcd from the M. & st. l.. train
from the win cities, He was pretty
well loaded both from ar interior and
exterior standpoint. lie had several
quarts Of booze in his suit case. His
case will come up for hearing this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Prouty and fam
lily, accompanied by Mr.. Prouty's cous-
in. Mr.. O. Prouty, drove up from Ham
lin county yesterday TO p~artalle of
| Christmas dinner with Mrs. Prouty's
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.. Cory.
They report the roadways rather rough
and sIliddish, necessitating a rather
slow pace with a car, but passable.
Mrs. Carrie Atwater, of this city, Il
~non-graduate nurse, is reported to have
been very successful in pneumonia
cases in this city. About the first thing
she does when she takes a case is to
remove all ''ice packs and apply old
fashioned remedies. She cooks up a big
batch of onion police in lard, and ap,
plies them to the patient on chest and
and neck and gives a vigorous sweat
ing. Keeps the patient in bed all the
time until out of danger. She has handl-
ed some pretty seriou cases and they
are all up and around now as good as
new.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. O%benshain en-
- tboi,. o,,i,1ron o,d o.,,a
cbi1dran s,xten, IN nnmho,. thair
hona fub-is+n,a, nav ~ /, t,,rt,,,,
di,,e. i,,o,,,1i,., an tho o,odios mat
o., WITH n A ,1,,rbta. Mrs. Barnica
Potter, who is principal of the lSenne.
bee school, and has been spending her
,,,o,+ia, ~ ,,or,a 1p,s MAI ,,ara Ia,
her husband, who has a SIX days tur-
Tough from Camp Funston. He re
turned last night after having helped
the family dispose OF six or seven
dollars worth OF turkey and chicken.
But j. T., a y that IS better than hay.
ing the "flu
n n,iob+ he wo,ee of course, The
| nai,v News had q sfandina n,acard In
tho comncsina room proclaimins that
Womb he shot sinca two of ,en arc
down with II ~ Tho same time ana the
xact ,,o,na,t whe, ,,ch w.s ,t+acka6
,ot hoin. ascerta inab,e tho firine
so,,d bos nor heen hro,eht o,+ es vet
Mic Humnhrey tl,e maragino editor
ia NJ. Ti++1. 1, tba ,o,l.a ,n da,,,c4
n,ent are botb ar 81 eorn,oission -.
d,,, Mise owl r1ins whose hand W, !
co,,oht IN , macbina abo,t two ,yae,ss
30 i sim incanitataa R,,t tbe devil
90 ~, aaitaa - 49, 49, IAN - 7ao,,
~ - - ~ $500. 49, IA
+,ana,s, ,;,,alv - ~ 900 500 80 900.
80
Morris ,,lana Lee, son Of Nj haa and y MRS ap nan
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
SIX KILLED IN a WRECK
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO

Oklahoma City. Decs26.-Slx persons
were killed and several injured Id 4
wreck between stsIsouis and San
Francisco nassergersai from this
city and freight atsFNorge. 70 miles
southwest Of Chickasfas according q
telephone reports receiSed here today,
The passengertrain afk0klahornt CITY
at Gas !. N. Tuesdays
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
MINT OFFICIALS PLAN NEW
COINAGE FOR ezEcHo-sIAvs
{By United Press

London, Dec. IA. gy Mail.l-
British mint officials are interested iii
plans of the Czechoslovak nation for
new coinage. The coins win be based
the French franc.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
NORTHERN NORMAL AND INDUS.
TRIAL SCHOOL

Short Course, three months, begins
January 1919. Ragular Second
Quarter three months, begins Jans
nary 1918. Send forcatalog and
particulars
Willis +. johnson President,
Eilo5;7 Aberdeen South Dakota.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
TAKE NOTICE
Apples FOR Sale
AT the Midway Apple Market
LIST moor north Lamm Hdw.
APPLES.
Carload just arrived. Dandies,
H. A. Babcock. E. Kemp Ave.
NOTICE

All members are urged to attend the
regular business meeting Of the Yeo,
man Lodge tonight at $50 sharp.