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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11
To the American People

~ HE chief of the i'll health American people is
CONSTIPATION. If the the BODY is not Dropery
disposed of daily, indigestion there is
Indigestion there is improper assimilation
nesh and in time general rundown condition affecting
y" gans 2 ~ - ~ -
The AMERICAN LIVER TABLET is BEST General
Regulator They act general tonic the and
bowels nature is simply aided properly and
good health results They purely vegetable Dose-One
Two at night needed In of chronic constipation
nan to one glass of hot cold water night morning
THE AMERICAN THROAT TABLETS been carefully
compounded to meet the demand
let to be dissolved the mouth throat
siis coughs and colds AS children gargle
ercan Throat Tablet paIatae candy the remedy
excellence for them They helpful the
be surpassed as preparation to kept in the house at all times
DTectiOnsDOve in mouth every needed
Small children, one-fOurth to one-half tablet
III NAZOI. is AN ANTIsEPTIC, SOOTHING NASAL ONT
MENT FOR CATARRH and COLDS 1t IS composed Boric
Acid, Sodium Chloride Menthob Oil Eucalyptus
Petroauma formula that meets with the approval of
II j. NAZOL is put in neat metal tubes. -
YOU HAVE CATARRH, OR COLD THE HEAD
Isl TRY NAZOI.
These preparations be procured regular dealer
will be sent by mail upon receipt of price,
aA@ AMERICAN CHEMICAL COMPANY, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11
IN CONCLUSION

You have the plain facts presented
above. / will convince you that only
the half has been told if you will call
and see me.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11

when some tests are applied!-Rut
land News.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11
URCHAsERs SECURING GREAT BENEFITS

ALL INSTRUMENTS NEW, USED AND SECONDHAND
MUST BE SOLD IN ORDER TO~cLoSE~ OUT THE EN-
TIRE STOCK. PIANOS, PLAYER-PIANOS TALKING
MACHINES ORGANS, VIOLINS, SHEET MUSIC MuSl-7
CAL MERCHANDISE, AND SMALL GOODS, ALL 70 ~
SOLD MUST TURN THE STOCK INTO MONEY, AND
WILL SELL ENTIRE FOR COST OR ON EASIEST or
EASY TERMS.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11

Lieut.. Walter NJ. Tenney, the St.
Adams man who has been confined in
a German prison since he was taken
prisoner by the Germans at the bat
tie of Seicheprey on April ID, has
been released, according to dispatch
from the war department, which Ar
thur G.. Tenney, brother of the inn
prisoned man, received recently.
Lieut.. Tenney passed through Swift
zerland Nov. 90 to France.
BY reason of contracts pending
when the almistice was signed and
new buildings erected at the Univer-
sity of Vermont for housing 1.-The
large number of men who were mem
bers of the students army training
corps, the government of the United
States is to adjust the terms of the
contracts as soon as bills are pre-
scented Building erected for only
temporary use win be RACED. Nearly
100 men of the signal corps have
been discharged already and the men
Of the mechanical school are also be-
ing discharged as rapidly as possible.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11

What made the quarter famous?
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11

What made the quarter famous
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-11

Catherine E. Powers in Boston Globe
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

orders were given that every person
on board must be personally searched
Matrons at the customs ohice
searched the women, and the men
were similarity examined by the ships
stewards and customs officials. But
the lost pearls were not discovered.
When the matrons had finished
searching Mrs. Van Nuys and her
niece, Pat was graciousness itself as
she offered chocolates to everyone
within reach.
While the others were being searched
Pat was arranging to meet the woman
and her babe. as they landed from the
second cabin, on the docks. And all
the time Pat was devouring chocolates
from her still ample store.
Released ut last from the customs
examination md free to proceed on
their way, Pat took the woman and
her child into the taxi that carried
Mrs. Van Nuys and her niece to their
hotel.
That evening when she was alone in
her room, Pat emptied what was left
of the huge box of chocolates into a
handkerchief she had spread upon her
bed-cover and from underneath the
heap, she extricated Mrs. Phillips
string of pearls.
.
The furnished house Mrs. Van Nuys
had rented in New York was secured
through the agency of Pats secret ad-
vice from representatives Of the
Partisan Apnches. Its owner was in
sympathy with the organization and
had built 1t for purposes similar 10
those for which Pat intended to use it.
The chief of the American Apaches
called upon Pat and at her request To-
Gated John Phillips at the hotel where
he was stopping. The next day Phil
lips received letter. advising him
that he might find truce Of the lost
pearls by calling a specified telephone
number.
Phillips, at Kelly's suggestion, was
stopping at the same hotel with the
detective, and he was soon consulting
with the Sphinx about the contents of
the letter. It was decided that Phil
lips should at once telephone for fur
ther Information.
Pat was waiting for the call, and an
swered 1t In person. After giving
Phillips the address she said:
''If you will come here alone. we
can soon arrange terms. The pearls
are In New York, ready for delivery
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08
Gosh!

Old Lady-Tut. tut! Do you know
what becomes of little boys who tell
fibs?
Willie Hibrow (aged five)-Oh. that
is an optional matter with the boys
parents. Some are foollshly threat
ened with eternal damnatiOn; corporal
punishment is inflicted on some: 9TH
ers are incarcerated for short periods
of time in cellars sheds and closets or
are humiliated by being put prema-
turely to bed. Others are subjected to
n course of light mental gymnastics
containing smattering child psychol-
ogy, psychopathy. psychomancy, often
times with an element of alectryO-
nancy or dactyliomancy. After all. the
question is one of Il belief in or
against personal devil. Personally,
L
(But the good old lady was gasping
for breath)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08
SYNOPSIS.

Patricia Montex, known to her intimate
friends as Pat" has been snubbed by
wise 1.-THE Sphinx" when she is intro
auced to him. She enters upon a series
tho purpose OF bafiiing ana humiliating
tho great detective. A series of exciting
episodes follow while Pat and Kelly re-
main in Europe. Finally they are ordered
out Of France and advised by the police
TO come to America. On shipboard. Pats
sympathies are aroused by the story Il
poor woman. among the second-class pas
sengsrs. tells her. Tho woman relates
Il now on board the same steamship and
that she is following him to the United
States to try and obtain redress for her
wrongs. The man has stolen the poor
woman's money and bought pearls and
Jewels for his wife. On the morning the
steamship is due to land in New York
the pearls are stolen and the captain COM
missions Sphinx Kelly TO recover them.
room. prompted by his suspicious. to
ssarch for tho stolen Jewels.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

upon the conditions I shall exact
Then Pat hung up the receiver, abrupt
ly ending the conversation. When
Phillips Immediately called back, Pats
maid answered the phone and Informed
him that her mistress had nothing fur
ther to say.
"You had better do rs she suggests" :"
said Kelly when Phillips informed the
detective. "You may be sure she has
the pearls. although for the life OF me
I can't see how she got them ashore"
When Phillips told his wife she
scoffed at the idea Of woman hav-
ing turned such clever trick. You
cant make me believe that any girl
on that ship was smart enough to steal
my pearls. And the one you say it
was certainly did not impress me as
especially clever"
"Well. my DEAR" said Phillips. your
opinions have little weight in the pres
ent matter-the facts seem to be that
oficials. and believe she has the
pearls. Kelly believes 1t, too, and he
knows her from Paris"
Nevertheless, snail hire my own
detectives" Mrs. Phillips answered.
THAT woman will not be SO clever
when Anish with her"
do as you Ike" her husband re-
piled. "But for my part, I'm going
through with the thing as Kelly has
instructed me-" And within an hour
Phillips was being ushered Into Pats
drawing room.
Before we talk about redeeming
the pearls, Mr.. Phillips" said Pat. II
want you to know why they are in my
possession. There II more than mere
money involved-there is restitution TO
be made to the woman you SO knavish-
ly wronged."
Phillips reeled as though from a
blow. But Pat was relentless and con-
tinued:
'Mere money Is all q beast like you
can give in restitution for your shame
less conduct-but you must pay well. If
you want the woman who Ia your wife
to wear the pearls you bought with the
money you stole from your miserable
victim. Ten thousand dollars takes
the pearls-and II you try any tricks
you and your wife will bitterly re
gret it."
Pat arose from the chair In which
she had been seated and led Phillips
to Q door which she psrtly opened.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

Watch Yeur Skin Improve.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash
on Ointment in five minutes with Gu
ticura Soap and hot water. For free
sample address "Cuticura, Dept. K,
Boston," At druggists and BY mail.
Soap 25, Ointment 25 and bO.-Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

Smile On wash day. That's whcr you ~
Red Cfoss Bag Blue. Clothes whittier than
snow. All rocess. Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08
In Nowise PLAYFUL.

Il understand you have quit play
ing politicst"
Il never played politics" replied
Senator Sorghum. when 1 went into
campaign never left the other fel-
low enough Of chance to warrant
calling it any kind OF game"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

True happiness consists in getting
something you wanted but didn't ex-
pect.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

When n girl gets hold of young
mans heart strings She proceeds to tie
them in beau knot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

Some people seen to think that loud
talk makes sound argument.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

VHYIYN VC Women as well as men
" IN 40 are made miserable by
tn kidney and bladder trou-
~ ble Thousands recon-
Mt A AEE mend Dr. X I'm r. o
OAANAE Swamp-Root the great
kidney medicine At druggists In large
and medium size bottles You may re-
ceive a sample size by Parcel Post. alsa
pamphlet telling about 1t. Address DR.:
Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N. Y, and
enclose ten cents also mention this paper.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08
N HERS
"""i TO BE
Should Read Mrs. Monyhan's
Letter Published by
Her Permission.
Mitchell, 1nd.-"Lydia E. Pinkham'.
Vegetable Compound helped me so much

during the time /
was lookingforward
to the coming of my
little one that I am
recommending it to
other e xpe c t q n t
mothers. Be fore
taking 1t, somedays
I suffered with neu.
ralgia 80 badly that
/ thought / could
not live, but after
taking three bottles
Of Lydia E. Pin k
hams v Q getabls
Compound / was en-
tirely relieved of
neuralgia, l h ad
gained in strength
and was able to go
around and do all
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

my houSeWOfk. Ny baby when seven
months old weighed 10 pounds and feel
better than have for long time.
never had any medicine do me SO
much good. Mrs. PEARL MoNYHAN,
Mitchell, Ind.
Good health during maternity Is .
most important factor to both mother
and child, and many letters have been
received by the Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, telling of
health restored during this trying period
by the use Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegs-
table Compound.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

ihaLcl. one 1luo pccIl unutTuTesSeu
in her Apache costume. and the work
Of slipping of her outer clothing was
accomplished in jifry. She donned
her Apache cap, locked the drawer
in her dressing table where she had
kept the pearls. md then stepped to
the fireplace.
She put her foot upon one of the
tiles. The mantle hegnn moving slow
ly alorG the wall, taking the fireplace
with it. In moment Il door WAS dis
closed, and touching button, Pat
swung 1t open and disappeared from
the room. Then the fireplace and man
tie moved back TO Its original position.
Kelly had, during this time. been ar
guing with the detectives about tile
fallacy of searching further for tho
pearls. "They are not here" was Kei-
ly's assurance to the sleuths.
But, argue as he might, they were de-
termined to search the house. They
begnn with the upper floors, where
Kelly left them. ransacking every nook
and corner, and hurried to the drawing
room 10 inform Pat of the proceedings.
When the Sphinx opened the door he
was astOuuded to find the room empty
He searchei in the adjoining room,
opening every door in sight.
"She's gone. She's outwitted me
again." was his excited comment,
spoken half aloud. And at that In
stant his eyes fell upon a purple mask
placed conspicuously on the drawing.
room table.
(END OF EIGHTH EPISQpE,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

Just before placing In the Jars put
the prepared product In the center of a
clean cheesecloth square. Take the
cloth by the corners and plunge the
product into the clean boiling water in
the blanchfhg vessel. Allow 1t to re-
main In the boiling water only for the
time specified for the particular prod
pct Remove Immediately and either
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Deroensfri9en
Tcrffoftelfe ira gtbe l

@ienforening mco Huslano", laa
piI bette iaopiit life itprfe Tp'f'
LANDS Stiuing.
Gnbog llfroine poloec Central
magterne lal,et grpocri. 8ampc'
ne % ,ltroIigbebcrnc Der ttltagcr
al oen beipnberligc 8rinto at be-
tpocligc WaSicr al G5effer %
Gitcrrieere er gaaet oper' til Dol
Tbepiferne og fipmper Iammen mso
bert. 90 meIlem Opinif i9 Tl-
teblf oriper De rlisiiife 8s1roer en-
meeet ploglom 8ueriqafrig imoo
1piferne.
Den 14be Wtarts par bet ct Mar
iibe1 Nifolai ben 2ben blep aflat
iom "Selpberifer oper aae &n5'
iere" % ienere ienbt / S%angenlfab
til Sobollf / Sibirien.
SONS Vror, forbenp. Storfprit
Wid)ael, blep forleoen %arreiteret
Iom oelastis / ct Wonarfiitfom'
plot % er nu forpilt til Yerm,
700 Wil i git for Noifpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Sesrapet / Sneifreo.

Henc, Ncp., SEN 13oc Warts:
1cm Wcolcmmer al ct Seftiolts'
m~ano'fab pon Soutbern Eacitie'
boren blcu igaar bearapcoe ! og
ct 100 sos lanst Snelfur bortre'
ret al CT Sneifreb / N9rbeoen AZ
Safe %icp. Sal. Sire al Dem
.pffcoca set at iaa grapet oplslen
iliuc, mcocns Sen fen,te enonu iffi
or eieniunbet. -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

ban fipmpe, og bernie annnp p!l
ielpfSlgciig bli ben pGloigite I'LL.
Der belle arigen. Nco Cubs
SinIp ifaI ri opnaa en- tpif 6reO,
life Ell tpiliom Sreo."
Spis bet er Iattbt, lom bet bar
p9ret paaitaaet, at gaifetaget peS
0eroa,n folteoe 3piferl,e 100000
Nart0, iaa bill ncppe cit mn Scamp,
iom foiter benz 100000 Mano,
game oent lp9rt meget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

aeurun. Nebr., ben 15Sc Warts:
en- pcIitaacnoe 6arn,er bcri Mabo'
laact, Notban Merrpman, er blef
uoitcpuct ior StateIls Gorlpars'
raoo iorat iorflare lin Nastelis
al at lalse nosct al lin Speoe u
zen arisena Seepnoclic. ! bans
ginaer er opbcbet oper 10000
@iiibels Spcoe, bporai enocl el
raaorNt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
GyfIcn / 2luitralten.

Snoneu. ~9tuitralicn, oen 13bs
Marts: Slcrc 2anosbpcr blep
ntloitUnoia pocIast al Ell iorr9r'
belig Chiffon. Ionl igoar raIeoc
Staten Nuecnslanb. Sobet al
0tcnneifclip uutases at pGre tort.
Sterit por gbelGgaelierne /
9abinga. Nebcrton, Woinlt Gar
net, Garipel % Cairns Sopnlbip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

yelDprl1g, men ulltaeDel nm en-
"Sncioent". SeIp ON pi sn'fer bet
anoerleoes, iaa bill set aItio pebbIi
at prrc fig. 7ft liggcr / Saeers
gtatar. let bsrer bcrior / 3irfelie.
ben intetiteos bjemnlc bette, at ome.
rifanife 9orsere life fan bIi anoet
enc, hpab De n~ationolt cngans bar.
Sele Dor llopifIino piicr oa ogiaa
bette tpoclig nef. Cpcrgan9en til bet
at bIi Imerifanere bar gaaet Tor zig
moo al snifeIis Sart % / Oct ltore %
belle / Den beoite Oroen. glanot os
iom blaltot andre ~inopanorebe Solf
bar SDereaneen un6ertioen aifsot
5illtanoe og Soreteelier, Der bar It'll
let os / aarifaturen5 leierlige Chs,
men / lin Selbco er Nj falot merf-
pGroig 9oot mo | Soffet. Seffe,
tror ni, for iteritc Gelen bar fin
8runb netop / oct, al ri paa 6or-
baano bapoc eiort p2 Iortrolige meo,
at Baraooret: "Gngorg Noromano,
aItio Norbmano" ifgen A%npenoelie
fan fao paa Dor Stiaing icm ino-
ponorebe amerifanife Samfunosbor.
gere. Ti er en- foit organilf geltano-
oel al oellnc me Station / bet gle
blif, hi er fommet oen NOR NOT til
at fple, at Mmerifo er port 2aro,
men 'elp De piitof meget faa norffe
S%noflptterc, Tom life fan tilegne Jig
bellne Selelie, bill ier ener ienere
maatte iorIone fig mco Oct 6aftum,
at bette er oeres garns Sporelano.
ut berspe oen pnsre Slnst Den Be-
plD'tbco, lom bette t~1nolperer, plloe
prre Ell Turbrpbelie moo Sanoet og
life ntiubre MOB Sc ltllge ielp, iom
berpeb piIoe mite set enelte natio-
male Sobfrite, Tom eSorPlorene peb
ielp at inbpanbre bio bar giort
mulig for Dem at ioa. ut bette ri,n-
De iua farlige Selger pad mango
Woaber, er ielpinolpienbe, % bpis
porc @eitrGbeller / Hetning al at be
bare pore beolte norifc aaraftertrGf
oa Snteresier, bepore ben 3eipeft for
@ltb % 2prigbeo % pore Weomen-
neifer % for GipiIiiationen, iom ri
braatc meo os fra oct gamle Sai1o.
ifuIoc reilrltere / lo9et iaaoantx laa
por BET bunore6e Gouge beore, at pt
los set aItiammen iarc og blep lpor-
lott borte / bet itore 0%olfebap, lonl
omlfp4er os.
Seloiapis err Der insen SSare for
bette, iorbi Ri meo BET Irbeioe, pi
bar giort / i@eparat 0plfning, alorig
bar tot Sigte paa at birore Mme-
rifaniierineen eQer iat Oct lom Wtaa!
at ueoligeholoc noget Norge / Slime
rifa. Spoo Der er 9lort, er elort
Tor at t%ilircositiae DC mlolertlotge
arap, TOM Snrholoenc poala os; %
cr bette / no9cn @rao fleet meo Den
bepioite Srang at noe oct life ri fan
til Ocn llopifling, iom Dor lanlnlen'
Iotte omcrifonifc Nation er unoer-
logt, iaa oil ncppe ilogen lrgge os
bette tiloit; for BET piler ibpert Sab
at ri life er ltocn 0 lile gerglerrlg
beo ion I%mcrifanere. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Kansas City Kv1gmarked.
Sioux City ~Kvegmarked.
Omaha Kvarmarked

Omaha Kvegmarked.
Hornkv9g-Native steers. SO. 35-13 .35
KJ9r og Kvier 7.5O-11. 90
Stockers and feeders.... 6.5O-11 so
Svin-Bulk Of sales.......16 . Coles SIS
Lam 90. OF. so
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Glepelano5 Oatter gift.

9pnbpn Sen t5oe Wtarts: either
Gelpelano, Gortcr al oen afoenc
tiollacrc Nruiioent al De Tcrere-
Be Stater, 8roper Gleuelano, bleo
S~orsooaS rgtepiet til aaptcin /
Gololtreum @aroen %. 3. =. 20
Iollollct. en- Son al Cir albert 20
lauoltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
..Gnoana %lloroman0

Den ltore Screening al famine Nnpn,
Tom itr9her az onrllutte sSolf az ll0r't
@lpo / ale 2ar0 oifentliggioroc
forlcoen 81. Sans Serpel eroeI Be
lltnirger, lnm npuntc Ifoeltng bop-
Sc iottet / NnIconina al arag- Glea
Ion0 Aiiurcn. : oiaic 9eilrttinger
iorefommer bIanot anoet Den noget
ppcrroifenbe llbtalelie, Of Den, Iom
cnaolla cr Norbnlanb, ban er, Dor og
fol ale Sioer ppre Horbmano, uoel
Ser'nn til, hpor ban frroes / Ser
helt. "Gneailg Norbmano, altio
3oromonh," beocr Oct.
Set uor at pertc, at Ell llig Taa-
Itono ira Mpno, iom iormobentllg
aQe or omerlfanife @oraere, life
funbe unogao Of pirfe %Iteoenoc pan
iooonnnc al Dor Nntlonalitet ber-
pner. Iom / hennc Sib feler iterferc,
cno nogcnlinbe, at DC ifploer DC Sor-
enebe Stater lin uoeltc Sroltab og
S~enoipenbcb. 5 Ell piS 6or'tono er
oct bcflogeli9, at lllgc llotalel'cr
irernfnmmer, lpeciclt iioen Der | bette
SiIiplbe life cngolle glercS lioeet
Sorieg pon at iorflorc, hnao man
cocntlio mciler nlcb bctte, at laor
mon cnoono er 9torbnlono, ltal man
oItib nebbIi moo at oprc Oct. Foo
ben onbcu Sibc fam @eilutnin9crnc
Ior0o fonifC Ia i'm Nnttc nctop
bislc lioer peb at brln9e pS I'll nrr
mere at tGrlfe opcr Dor egcil SttllIii{
o. iedc at fonm1e iii lterrc &larhef
ouer 0erl. ScIpc llotdlelien pier, al
Sol, fsrit M ircutit or 0ru1. ION mol
ST.,
i~ll''eil'l o'i'' 'o"' "'' poi '"'" '""'
ppcr ocns Nctponing % Nptfcplooc
men Der or man9c andre, ION tloi
oa oitc uotoIcr Eing / li9nenoc fct
Ming lloeu riatIg al no glort llg rco(
inr. hnpr Den SlooS Taoitanoc iprcl
s.,
N''
Nr. SlIlD Soe8'r, OCT anu Vut p'
ret en- inria Salamauh 'or Den Nn
,t,,ol,o -, y; t,cnc,. ~ ieIn m nor,
'D
me Nrorelallo pto' 'Vo luo O'''''
iom mrtljQ at bli slnerltancrc %
fo,rmc hort iro nct iom 1iuoer o.
um,,..o,
III 'rl 8oH''c SUM '"'
polIa Sloennc" tcl1e1nc al 'tQc on
erfIrriuocn ira Iorao:
Soa oel Fr hooo N'to''uNUS NO'
lrltoef Nar8o ltot pN lu,,'VI. ~,
gang YforolNoho altlo ''olpll'1'o
hoor &c 'Nroc@ %cro'}' SH P''
&ontc oa gro 'or oeli az o@' 'pli
or tro't0lol9e no! III oirl'''a al "
tro1te rs leip loHl @~il'l'ld''tt l'i'
III or oineritanlte Sor9et'' 'otot I
timer oe'3e yam Nooo ~ q o9 p'I'
SlU1tci t'1ct o% IAN u!i 'plp' Hvl
Go,.> ~ Se,tc IoTf INN nort c1rt
belt "a iulOl rort.
Get er pon'tell9 'or ma al mo a
~, S"'1s 49,, ~ ',n, N''e 40,
ntrcr hisle 7rn men hpi1 booNc boI
Ga 6orbnnoet au'1epcl MOO Nornent
mug pnlp, I,"v ~ "'.,,' y. lt"l'
ror,fc NOM aoor tilhoor I'll i
9torae, oeito bc0re.
~ par th9eH Srh9 'or oeil nei
;sI,T;o ,,of - 5,I, ~ ,f;ar,,o -, Scrc
Qlnos er an0etitc0s / @croen.
@nao M N%oronlan0I ~6orbnllbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

cpis &c liter "1eesraA.xshes", dnee'ni ben
III Gabcer % aienbfe. BIS Dem ef ssurfer al
globet M % no - % feneer re % en- M
Epcnnent. Nal pt NOT eibe at pnofSnns De-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

Uortfrttes poa ttolfe S'be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

ENrKnEp As SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE ibrh 1908 AT
rnr posr OFFICE IT DEcoRAH. Iowa, uSpER THE Acr
or Co~sHESs or MARGINS ;. 1897.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
President Informs
Austria That People
Should Decide Fate
Continued from page -


sou 10 be good enough through your
government % convey 60 the imperial
and royal government the following
reply
THE prcsidca, deems II his duty 10
say Co the AustIO- Hungarian govern
mput hat he ,snuot entertain he
present suggestion Of that government
because oi certain events Of utmost
importance which occurring since the
delivery of his address 81 the sth uf
January. last have necessarily altered
the attitude and responsibility 81 the
government ut the United States
Among the fourteen terms uf peace
hich the president Formulated "a
that time occurred the following
TX The peoples of Austro-Huu-
gary whose place among the nations
we wish 90 see s~tt"guarfcd and as
surcd. should Dee accorded the frocsi
opportunity Tor yuto~omous govern
meut'
since that sentence WAS written
aud uttered O. the congress OF the
I nited states, the government ~ tho
I nitcd states has recognized D e "a
state OF. polliEcrcucy exists between
the C2e'ho Sluyaks and the German
and Austro Hungarian empires and
that the C2ccho- S'oNak u%1tiousl cnuu-
90 b. f. dc tiDtu ~hsiiiger"Ht government
clothol with proper luthoiiiN 10 dl-
the MILITARY and political affairs
coz the ,zech1 Slutak~. o. has ALSO
recognized lu the fullest the
Iustic. ct an" u~tfiontlistio aspirations
of the Iugu- SluVs for freedom.
The president ts therefore. no
longer AZ lHrftf 90 accept the mere
autonomy Of these peoples a. "a basis
of peace. hut b. obliged to insist that
th",l and not ne SHALL b." Inc iudEcs