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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

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9elbluB gebro9en.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
FRED WYATT WRITES HOME.

fredcrck W Wyatt a member o. the
29rh Division Blue and Grayl has
written his sister, from France, from
which the following extract is taken
II feel that ! have only God 20 thank
for ny safe return Why one man u
permitted to live and Others to die while
In the line Of duty IS something / never
will underst and our regiment the
1854 Inf has just returned from q
very victorious fight We are very
proud Of ourselves. Iii our battalion
j.. g. Post Command we found all
sorts Of rations canned meats and cam
ed heat and candles; it was lucky for
our own rations were slow ID getting up
IL is and we would have been out
of luck There was all the chance IN the
world to g; souvenirs from of the dead
Germans, but couldn't rob the pOol
fellows fof some reason ! found q letter
case near one Of the bodies, and II con
tanned tic paper on which ] am writing,
and also blank paper which ] need FOR
our records Plenty Of German machine
guns wcro. capt urcd and az oncc they
were turned and aimed back at them,
for there Uas amy amount o. amnlunl-
ton around
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
c. D. P. OPENS ATTACK
ON WILSON IN SENATE
Frelinghuysen Joins RnoT and
Poindexter IN Criticism
Of President.
Ry As.oci.,ed pres. . Evr-g Errnln7

by Associated Press 70 Evrry Evenin7
Washington. Der f-Conerai ls-
russion of President wilson fcir- ~
peace princlnleS pas started II tie senate
t5daV Nv eDerrh ~ senator r.li0e-
hiiysen uf New iersev tepH1iren
d ivo~ating resolution ~ had rtrliofT
falliug upDn ae President to nt-e
public declaration nfcrrrrt NJ u,lnrnios
Senator Freilnghiyseu ,sld 'ae ~c--t-
dents fourteen r-lncinies 4a-a oren p
various interpretations sad 4.,ie,.
The President should roe IN -ahai
IT thc aaa-rcan Dhl- a.a II
nropoeals untll he X .Ji~c '.a le s.f
endorsed h7. the people
Senator Walsh, ~ Montana, Denocra+
derlare1 ark of criticism vafii rr~an-lv
of The Presidents four-rcu tarus ~
justified gencral acliet il taeir -cner--
ability
renstor Knox ~ Pru7zvivanra .-a
Senator Poindczter of Washington. Re-
publican, Sharply dissented.
During the debate senator tior7-
Idaho, Republican, intro~Gre6
olu4Ion orov7-lng .or publication tas
peace terms - sron ss arree1 upon And
for onen dlscussion during conside-zflon
Il The treaty 10 tho SenctG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
DECLINE IN DRINKS
GOES ON IN COURT
Five Cases Now Daily Average
Old Timers Get Heaviest Pen
alties; Trespassers Fined.

Drllnks arc showing a marked dc
crease among City Court cases, only
six being tried this morning. Two re-
ceived the limit, SO and costs two W re
fined IS each and two were dismissed
Patrick Lynch who was in court three
weeks ago on the same charge, and Tbom-
as Evans who had been arrested five
times, according 90 the Judge, We're
the ones who were assessed $40 each.
Charles Quigley, who pleaded guilty
10 the charge Of begging on the street
was fined IS.
The usual fine of S. and costs wa re-
quired of James H. Kelley. lIzzel Hates
and William r. Rodgers who pleaded
guilty to shooting craps.
4 swarthy young man who SAID he
was a South American, from Argentine,
and who was arraigned under the name
of Thomas Davis was fined - on the
charge Of drunkenness. II was testified
that he was found loitcring around the
offices nf the State Council of Defense
1T Sixth and King with an open knife
in his hand
According to'Edward McAtcer. special
agent, DAVIS had been assigned 10 work
by the council Since no one could testify
that Davis had made amy threats and
nv llliiINtl tuIItiffAI it'i3 1T lithi ~ -
drunk at the time, he wa> ilncd rs stated
TWO FINED ron ,lRsING.
Gcorgc Fishhack. charged with using
vulgar language ~ Inc presence of women
was timed $40 Aired G. Harms received
a hike inc Gor similar offcn~e lic dr.
Clarrd he was drunk az hn time and
remembered not hing Of ~ ffar stephen
! sullivan accused Of ttsspasIng on
tho property of the L ladclphla and
Reading Railroad was ned s. and
costs
Admitting thc charge hit cNcuslnp
hin self on the ground hat he Was IN
toNlcatcd n the timc Wgilam Young,
was held in $500 hail for next general
sessions for the larceny of tho front
wheels and gear # wagon valued AT
ST.
I}all was refused Michael Dale whose
case " non-support IT his wife was
continued until tomorrow In denying
the request for bail Judge Churchman
sever ii cnndrmncdt the character Of the
young man
John TwaddclI charged with NO
lating th, traffic laws while IN an auto
mohllc, was dismissed when be explained
that ~ failed 10 notice the signal Of
j policeman al 4 crossing because be
was looking for an autou ohilo signal
which had bs-cu ia tl4c onl, iftccn MN
utpS before hls arrest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.
It's 10th Anniversary Appropriately OBJ
served Last Night.

The SEVENTEEN anniversary of Zion
Lutheran Church was commemorated
bv meeting of the various organiza-
lions of thd membership, last evening
Rev. Theodore Possclt. of New York.
addressed the mems club on the topic
of opportunities for constructive work
that arc now offered, and iii which women
have already taken an active part.
Girl Scouts were commended for their
spirit as we'll rs their work by Rev.
Fred Hasskare OF Bridgcton, n. j. and
Boy Scouts admonished to equal the
record of the Scnutcttcs.
The choir and the Young People s
Society were the object of the remarks
of Rev George Schubert of Philadelphia,
and Rev Theodore Finch of LOUIS
vile. Pa
Rev Frederick Doerr opened the ser
vice by reviewing in brief the history
OF the Zion Lutheran Church.
This evening the Willing Workers
and the Erauen Yer in will have social
gathering. with addresses by Rev. Emil
Schlick of Gloucester, \. j., and Rev.
) G.. Won Bose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04

STEAMER, GAILY DECORATED,
AWAITED THE PRESIDENT

New York, Dec. 4-Long before
President Wilson's train arrived this
morning. there was unusual activity
about Dock 4 at Hoboken where the
transport George Washington was moored.
Norkn n were busy throughout the night
putting on the finishing touches on the
liner and completing he elsbora'ca
decorations Of tse pier
The usual barred zone was widely
extended and only those armed with
special paages we're allowed tO approach
the streets leading 70 The dock. Military
police kept an all-nght Vigil over the
route from the railroad station IN the
pier, while hundreds Of agents of the
eecrct service and Of the army and navy
Intelligence services watched tho SIDE
streets and kept nquIstIve persons on
the move War vessels kept . ceas ic9s
patrol Of the waters near the transport
while at dawn army airplanes cir led over
the vicinity and kept watch from the an
Perhaps never before have s'lch elaborate
plans been mapped out 70 guard the
President
The long pier was gaily decorated with
thousands of flags and bunting. A canopy
consisting 0f mass of American flags
and enblems of the Allies extended over
the gang plank
stewards and their assistants worked
vcll into the night completing their ar
ranrenenta for the comfort of the marty.
monographs we're installed in the gentle
mems smoking room and the lsdies
loingng room, the recordsran ing all the
wav from grand 0nera splertions 10
popular var snngs and Jazz hand music.
Half q dozen card tables we're mailed 70
the floor of the smoking room, while the
library was replen shed With historical
and scientific boks
The gymnasium was refurnishef With
punching bags, rowing machines, horses
and other athletic equipment
Two brass hands made the trp-the
Kensington (Kansasl band. and the
sailors Great Lake station Band. these
ORGANIZATIONS having been selected from
among q score that offered eIr servic 3.
PaintingsoffG George and Martha Washing
ton occupied the space in the salon
formerly taken up by 3 large painting OF
the German Emperor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
SODAIITY RECEPTION
AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH

sunday. Dcce,r!cr :, being I'll" Teas
Of tie lur,a"1liatc Conception q the
Blessed Virgin MARY i reception Il new
members into the Sodaii.y will he held in
4 Patrick Church, Fifteenth and King
streets, 1t 80 p. n.
The sermon on the immaculate Con
cepnon will be delivered by the Rev.
Henry 4 Vereiner, Q. :. Of the
Salesianum An appropriate musical pro
gram has been arranged II the ~cdaiity
rcem!ers. assisted bv friends The Neni
Creator and 0avc Regina will be sung hy
Thomas Smith Of Our Lady Of Peace
Choir. Alil,mont Pa Miss Nancy
.AtreI.s will sing solo ~ Sa,utaris, and
the concluding number wiiI be rendered
in chorus Joseph Cufrtn viii preside at
the organ All members Of Til" Sodali'y
win attend the $50 . clock mass Sunday
morning, receiving hoy communion foc
the dead soldiers aud sailors
large attan1anoe is rcq4cstcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
MILITARY RECEPTION
WHEN WILSON'S ARRIVE

For. the first time IN The nation ms
tory President stepped on board =
steamship which WAS 70 take him 70
Europe when, today. Woodrow Wilson
walked up the gangplank Of the transport
George Washington. herthed al a Hoboken
dock The George Washington Was pre-
pared to sail two hours later on lis IN
precedented voyage 10 France. where he
President Is % take part II the peace
conference.
A picturesque military reception was
accorded the President, Mrs Wilson,
Secretary of War Baker. Secretary Ian
sing. Secretary Mmults and Others WAo
were passengers on the special train Wrich
reached Hoboken at 80 N.
sTIRRING SEEM At PIER.
Between the spur Of track ou winch
the train drew up Al he entrance IL the
per, and the North rIyer terminus Of
the dock, an archway of American flags
had been erected AS the President
stepped from the tram and shook hands
with General G Il McAIants, bugles and
drums sounded and an army band played
the 'Sfar-Spangled Banner Aruv guards
and girls OF the army trans port service
we're drawn up in military formation
Accompanied by General McNIanus
aud staff, the Presidential party moved
slowly under the archwav OF fIags and
between solid rows OF soldiers, who pre-
sented arms, ;ts the President ard Secretary
Baker passed
PRESIDENT GREErs NAVAL CHIEFS.
Admiral Albert GIeaycs. head Of the
cruiser and transport division of the
Atlantic fleet, met The President and
shook hands With Inn at the entrance
to the ganeWay
The President sad goodbye 70 Cen
tral McManus and, accompanied by
Admiral Gleavea. went aboard the trans
port, where he was introduced to Captain
AlcC auley. The commander of tins former
North German Lloyd steamship
Secretary Baker planned 10 leave the
George Washington before It got under
way Secretary Tunulty, however IT.
manned an board for i final conference
with the President ard i had been ar
ranged for a tug boat to take hm off at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BY Associated Press 70 Every rNeLsnS
Chicago, Dec. f. Hogs receipts -,
600; ten cents higher than Yesterday
Butchers l765al1 90. lght I7.l5al7.15.
packing I690al760; taroTouts lo.554
l6 50; pigs, good 10 caoice i4oOsi5.T5.
Cattle receipts 1900, steady -
higher Beef cattle, good, caoicc ana
prime l5.75a2O.25; common and primo
9.75al5 -. Butcher stock Cows tnd
heifers 6.S5al425. Gamers ana cutters
6.0Oa6>5. ~tockcrs arj feeders Good
choice and fancy l025al5.25; inferior.
common ana medium 7.00a 1923 NeaA
calves. good snd choce III j0alS %;
western range. beet steers l4.5oal 5 %,
cows ana heifers $j0al3.00.
sheep receipts 5000; lambe ,tel4,
sheep and Hearlngs irm 70 higher Lairha
choice and prime l5.i5al5.o5. medium
and good IA 25al5.l5; culis 9.5Oal2 "a
ewes. choice and prime 9.15a95O medium
And good S.00a9.25 culls 3.75ao.75.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CALOMEL
1t SaIivates 1t Makes You
Sick and You May Lose a
Days Work.

You're bilious. sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile, dangerous calo-
mel to start your liver and clean your
Here's my guarantee. Ask your drug
gist for a bottle Of Dodsons Liver Tone
and take a spoonful tonight II it doesn't
start your liver and straightcn you right
up better than calomcl and without
gripping or making you sick, | want you
to 20 back to the store and get your
money
Take calomel today and tomorrow you
will feel weak and sick and nauseated
Don't lose days work Take spoonful
Of harmless, vegetable Dodson's Liver
Tone tonight and wake up feeling great
It's perfectly harmless, 50 give it td your
children any time 1t cant salivate, 50
let them cat anything afterwards,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
COURT RECORD AGAINST HIM.
Man Arrested for Disturbance is Old
Offender

Six months in the Workhouse was the
sentence passed on Abner Sparks, whose
case, that of breach Of the peace, WAS
reopened in City Court this morning.
Sparks was charged with creating dis
t,rbancc in boarding house about two
weeks ago lie pr oduced several witnesses
in his behalf this morning, but his court
record was against him, Judge Church
man said, and the sentence passed at
the first hearing would have To stand.
lie said Sparks had been arrested three
times for disturbing the peace. Since
August
Lawrence Russ, charged with cutting
George Primrose on the cheek with q
razor on November 2s, was held under
$500 bail for General Sessions, at the
continuance of his case today. Both men
are Negroes. Investigation by the court
showed that Russ had done the cutting
with razor supplied by Leonard, the
Judge said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
URGE CONTINUANCE OF
DEFENSE COUNCILS
National Body Wires Governor
Townsend to Keep Organi-
zation Intact.
Special Dispatch TO Every Evening

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Dover. Dec 4 1--(iovcrnor Townsend
while at the state house today, received
the following telegram, relative to the
continuance OF the state council ot dc
fcnsc. in accordance with resolution
passed by nc National Council Of Dc
fcn,c Washington, j. a.. Dee !.
To State Council Of Defense, Dover
The following resolution was passed y
tho Council Of National Defense NJ
a meeting on December 2
Resolved by the Council Of National
Defense, composed OF the Secretary
Of War. Navy. interior. Agriculture.
Commerce and Labor, hat the Councll
~ Defense system, comprised Of state
County. community and municipal coun-
ellis and tho State divisions and local
units az the womcnS committee. OF the
Counc,i Of National Defense, be con-
tinuCd in the national interest, Tor the
purpose oi cooperating with, and sup
plcmentng Federal agencies, in meet
ing cNigcncicS and emCrgCncieS, incident
to post war rcadJustment, and especially
Tor tho purpose of bringing about nor
mai dCmoblIzatIon Of soldiers, salinrS
and war workers. to the end that they
nay most wisely he rcasSurCd into peace
ful p,IrSllantS. and that to consunlmatc
This purpose the council ~ natiora
defense recommends and Il docs hcrr-l
hv recommend to the several governors,
State Councils al Defense and state
legislators. that All legislative acts crc-
at!nC state Councils or committees ~
public safety. bc 50 amended whore
necessary 50 AZ 10 make il possible Tor
thu Council 81 Defense system, through
out the country, to perform the fore
functions So long as shall appear n he nee
cSSary.
Concrete action hearing IN the most
important matters on th" governments
disqualification plans WlII folloA hy wire.
Ned Grosvenor CiaFkson. Acting lh-
rector General Of National Defense
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
PHIA. PRODUCE MARKETS
Assnriated Pres TO Everv Yve-t--

By Associated Press TO ETerv Eve-i--
Phiiadelphia. Pa, Dec. f-Butter,
higher. western creamery, g. iancy
prInts, 12a1f.
Eggs. higher: nearDy f-Sts. II 0oa2l. 20
per case 10, current recelrts, 10.70.
western, extra lrsts. = Q0a2l 20; ian~y
seiec1ed. packed, jar per dozen.
Cheese. higher. New YORK ana VS.
consln, full milk. 25a-57 p.
Corn, stesdy. yellow, Is 20 gzde and
location, I.55aI10.
Oats, steady; No. ? Thite, s215aSS;
No. 3, 81 lasS2.
Live poutry, ,Eeal, towis and chickens,
lower. o6a.3U, old roosters. n; turkeys
SSa40: ducks, Pekln, 32a.}5; DO. indian
runners, 3Sa32; aese, : 81.
Dressed poultry. eAsl er lreSh-Slileo lows,
iancy, 50 1aa,55, 90, smaller s1ses, 52s-Sn {,
roosters. > - western roast ting chickens,
3Os35; 10, broIllng, +2a44
Live turkeys, lower. 25a2S; dressed
turkeys. choice, reS1-kliled, selected
3S240- tuhey>. Iresh-6liieu, lar 20 goOc-
5a-57. old -urAeys, 54a5li ducAs and
geese, higher, nearby ducNs, iOa,42.
western. 5Sa4l. geese, - a1-.
Potatoes. frm, Eastern Shore. 51S
S-5. '.r>et. ner basket, No 75a9O,
No. z, 50a60, Pennsy lvania. Per hundrel
pounds. +0a2.15, fancy Macungle, No.
/. Z. 2.35A3. q per hundred pounds, 90, NJ.
,, I25al so.
Flour irm, winter wheat, 100 perccrt
four l0.25al0.65, Kansas and >punS
wheat, do. lO.95al1.20.
Hay, 6rm; timothy. No / large ~
small bales. 81. .0Ca.33. 90; No ,. 29. J0s
5000; No. 3. 2S.0Oa25.Oo; clover-mixed,
light, p. .00a30.0O, No. :, 26.00a27 .0os
No >, - Q0a25 90.
Falow. firm prime elty. IN .sef s,
49, do, special loose, 20, prime cour.ry,
ISL; dar6, l61 5alT; edible. n t.erccs,
22a22 p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
Quarantine and bring him back to the
PRESIDENT m HIGH SPIRITS.

Quarantine and bring him back tn the
city
PRESIDENT m HIGH srrayYs.
The President, in high gp,rits, said
he was looking forward to the voyage
AZ a rest indeed the first real rest since
ho assumed office. lie remarked that
IT might be IAN enforced rest for a few
days thus acknowledging hw rcp,I-
tation for being very poor sailor. Tho
George Washington with it's. convoy
of war vessels win take the AylIthen
route going by way of tho Azores in
order to avoid the colder temperatures
Of the northern route
An office desk in one rom Of the
Presidents suite was piled high with
telegrams and official documents before
the transport sailed, and Indications
we're that the President would plunge
into this work even before the George
Washington got out 10 sea.
NAMES TREASURER BEFORE SAILING.
A wireless telegram is expected 10 be
received by the Presidcnt late todsy
from Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
announcing the acceptance or rejection
of the treasury secretaryshp by the
man 10 whom IL has been offered. lie is
noli we'd TO be Representative Carter Glass
of Virginia, and his decision is expected
70 be made known today
With the transports departure to-
dav it was disclosed that Secretary
Tumtilty had been very anxious N
accompany the President but that he
sacrificed this desire by yielding to the
wishes Of the President who believed
Mr.. Tumulty's presence was needed in
Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
SEN DFAn HGMt>'S JF.WFlS.
Echo az Fret Murder Case Heard in
Superior COur,

Pc(orc JndGca aoycr ni Btre in tho
SIncriar o.rt. ietlav Jsr' 'eten
hcauu- tI ca>a 81 William If Frjch
adr[nl~tr.tors ~ Cahtpir Frrk.
dccca,I - lir With III Il Miller
Cathr-In, Ir,rN vas l.lir1 II 'tc
Hotel Iludcttc r, Nllam Iuz-
.nauirl la he SUIT nov pendlng. The
administrator strks d. recover costly
ieweryI and household goods. or he
ialuc th,rr1f, s4kon from tho l.lodettc
after III. de:tli. some d which vcre
rrplevir, III ~htriT lrncis and others
arc qliceci to hc il the possession of pr.
ai'lor
J.. Irving HANDY and Nlllam "
Knowles represent tie rianrtI and
Philip | Garrett and Rotor 81 flannan
tho defendant,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
CENTRAL LABOR
UNIONS POSITION
Tells Why Endorsement Was Given
Candidacy of Senator
Salisbury.

The Central Labor Union met in regula
session last night hen there Wa mucl
discussion relative to the indorscrnehn
given hy the union To certain candidate
IN the last campagn fhc sentimen
to be that while the union /
not a political BODY. IL has right to IN
dorsc individual candidates rcgardles
OF their political Affiliations
Iu connection with this discussion
reference was made to an editorial IN tn,
Evening Journal Yesterday, and after
tho matter had been debated the sec
retarv was directed 10 forward the follow
ing letter 10 the editor of that paper
Wilmington, Del, Dec. :, 1918.
Mr., George Carter. Editor.
The Evening Journal.
Wilmington. Del.
Dear Sir.-It has been ncted BY
the Central Labor Union THAT The
Evening Journal has been editor
tally attacking this organization
because of the stand il took re
Gently IN publicly announcing It's
support Of Hon. Willard Sauls
bury, who was n candidate for the
United States Senator hip
At the meeting Of the Central
Labor Union tonight. the secretary
wa instructed q sond a letter Of
protest to YOU - reply to your
question in tonight ! ISSUE, and at
the same tinc 10 state the re-
sentiment Of the organization of
Tho assertion that any partiefila.
individual or any clique controls
the Central Labor mon.
The action taken bS this body II
endorsing Senator S;,ulsburg i.
the same action that would have
been taken had II been Senator
Salisbury or any other candidate
who had record Of friendliness
to labor, regardless Of the candi
dates party afTilatioa. You will
note that the endorsement was IN
individual endorsement % an ladi-
vidual-not a blanket endorsement
Of the candidates IN total Of any
one or particular political party.
and represented the majority nc
ton Of the Central Labor Union.
Yes, Mr.. Carter, the Central
Labor Union is open to bona fide
representatives of labor, who
carry a paid-up union card in an
organization recognized officially
by the American Federation of
Labor, regardless of their politi-
cal affiliations; and will continue
TO support any and all candidates
who stand for progressive labor
legislation, in pursuance of the
policy of eIecting its frien Is and
defeating its enemies. We assure
you that this nolicS VII he fol
lowed whether there BE a Saylor-
Hickey clique, as you professional
ly term it, or what-not, and We
wish those who desire 10 make po-
litical capital of our action to take
note of this fact.
Trusting this fully explains the
position Of the Central Labor Tn
ion regarding the endorsement of
Senator salisbury, We beg to re-
main
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
Influenza, Cold,
Pneumonia,
Sore Throat
Yields Quickly 10 Antiseptic
Treatment.

Many are finding reiiei from influenza.
Colds sore Throat and perhaps prevent.
ing pneumonia il Is said. by the use OF
AIIildrs Antiseptic oil tknown as Snake
0in Its great penetrating pain relieving
qualities insure almost instant reiiei when
applied freely on the chest or thr. at well
CREASED when hrst symptoms arise. This
oil peIlet rates through to the affected parts
and tends 10 open up the mir passages.
making breathing more easv. relieving the
pains And for the cough few drops on
little sugar usucily brings prompt relief
Dou't fail 10 have a bottle ON hand when
the attack comes on and ii used according
TO directions results arc assured or your
money refunded On sale al ECker1's Drug
store. Wilmington. Del 3Ocr G0c and 81 90
bottles