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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-02-14

spring term OF Circuit Court
John Stevenson j l. Baldwin
Vincent Sutton iG Whitworth
r. " Graves r J Macarthur !
Geo J Reeves Thos Fitzgerald
Eli ID AXE Joseph Stewart
James w Dixon Matt Faulkner
Joseph sellinger, Qverseeis made
settlement which islpproved, allowed
balance, S8s.55.
c. ". Hollowman, overseer settle
ment made and allowed balance of
S173.Gi.
William H. Blue, Sheriff, allowed
SS6i,70 as follows:--
Board of prisoners, ...... $283.S0
Waiting on Circuit Court. 1900
Waiting on Probate Court. 500
Repairs on Wheclbarrow.. l,50 !
Hauling Wood. ....... 500
Express, account Insane. SIS
Saving 26 Cords Wood.... 1875
Establishing Quarnntines.. 1920
- |
Tofal sss1 IN
The semi-Annual Settlement If !
r, Conway, County Treasurer, was
fled and anrroyad ,od showed the
following
Ri, ia 20 pava,,a STA qo7 IL
Ca, p,,l rn,d 95A3 "a
Pc, Road Imnrov,nt lo5 an
n;str;4+ Pad. = 600 g,
nyoy F,,a az .,
CriY,i,a, Casts $40 "a
Pubic School l,,,,,J 1896 "A
District Schools II 4 + Oh
Township G Conn. Fund. 710a51I
tntarost Tn, e. Com, Fund 131gof
.
Total, $40 4721s
Caacn,,tion 1araa and accounts
nrod,.ad r,il ~. rronte ec,;,t al,
ror which }roaq,,rar haS honn civan
craa;t az f~ol,oys.-
cor,,tv Warrants ~ o21 "
Cr,nA J,rv f,nr,;fcatas 10 n
petft h,rv certifcarae ar 90
cte,ogr,rha,'s Sc,in+ q %
rn,a,a1 Rad Warrants 51a2n3
n}@f poo1 War,an. 3oto %
prag Fund Warrants 77575
niet s,bo,, Warrants - 3ss5a
po,a;on Ins War,nte 1904 "a
Interest on Warrants. g.. l34,55
WEDNESDAY,.
Iron County Register allowed $l3.75
for printing.
John S. Conway. salary as County
| Treasurer to Jan. 81, $4,000; District
School, paid, postage, ETC., S224.10.
j. r. & Fred Lewis, school fund
bond for 100000 ordered satisfied.
Ordered that ~delinQuents G n all
school fund bonds be cited to pay in
terest.
G. w. Marshall allowed S9.75 for
saving 10 cords eff wood.
Financial Statement of Iron County
for the year ending January SIst, 1918
examined, aprroyed and ordered pub
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-25
Drummer 1889


9. Ser brittle lit Ser Snitrllfteur @up
$. 9feagle bon Chicago, Der nit Mebb
8ltianm1enflog llnO IN eiiler &obe BON
etipa 500 SUB NIT Der bon @rap ge=
fiibrten Neaibine 5uiomnenltieB. Sci
oe Slug5euge itiir5ten iofort ab uno
fielen pielleibt 200 SUB pom einun=
Der 81 gooen. Die 2eiden Der sSlie=
ger iollen fllr6tbar uerltiinlnelt &c.
melen leil
Sn Ben &oblenminelr nnieres
2anoes iino Dabreno oes pergange,
men sSabres 2695 Terlunen INNS Sc
ben gefommen Die b0eblte 3abl lett
7 sSabren. Wan ibreibt oies Der Gin
tpirfung Ser &riegs5uitanoe ou
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-25
SnIan6.

= 9(us Chicago meroen mebrere
bnnoert aranfbeitsfalle genleloet,
ipelhe Mebnlihfeit NIT oen IN Seo-
ria beobahteten bnben. Die gbicagoer
4er5te lheiner Der glniidt 5il iein,
oaB Die aranfbeit ourcb ben @enn5
antifen @efliieels, melbes monate-
lang in oen aiiblipeidern gelegcn
llno balb peroorben mar, berDorgeril-
fen uno tpeiter nihts als cine ibfDa-
DIE Btomain 8ergiftnng it, Nus
Heoria miro berihtet, bnB Die Cpl
oenie i'm Mbnebmen it,
sSn Der gedbe BON Sairfar, Q.
g., tpuroe Der Heger @alter gelt, Der
einen illngen Wann namens Williant
8elton getotet bate, BON einem Wfob
Dem Sheriff entriiien nno on einem
8anme an Der 2anoitraBe anfge-
bdngt.
= sSn Dem 3in1rner eines Sotels
IN Cincinnati mnroen Die 2eihen bon
8. Ofiller lno slnna Hilep ans ct.
2ouis, Wfo., aufgefltnoen. Sns lteben
Wfonate alte 8abp Der sSrau bate
ourd lein @eibrei Die Sotel-gnge-
Iteaten peranlaBt, Die Cir 81 erbre-
den.
= SSn einein Sba6te Der Citizens
Goal Company bel Sprirgfielo, ST.,
muroen bier 8ergleute onr6 cine er-
ploiion getotet
= eSn DER eroBen Seribep Gbofo-
looen Sabrif 5ll SarrisbnrG Bo.,
muroe ca. cine Million Bfuno pulpe-
riIierter Gacao our6 5ener 5erltort
Der angeridtete Sdaoen belanft licb
auf iiber $500,000. Die gntltebitng
oes 9scncrs fonnte bisber nidbt errnit-
telt meroen.
- 9lm Samstag nadmittae Inn 3
llbr ipuroen auf Dem Npiotionsfeloe
BEL 0fenlpbis, Senn,, orei sSlieger in
folee elmer aolliiion getotet. 3pei ser
8ernngliiften iino Die aaoetten So
mes 9. Webb aus 9iome, Ga, nno
Hobert Gran bon Gong Sslano, gt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-25
Sd)arfe slrtilleriefampfe

Sdarie Nrtilleriefampfe babelt
npromeitltd ppn Sonl siuiIden Semt=
Id,em mnb Nmerifamern itattsef,tmben.
Die 9emtlden luarfen cine neite gum=
be, sic ME Elm 8alebaa amsiieit, III
bie amcrifaniidjen @raben. Sic rid-
tete feinen Sbaben at.
Ser nnablDamsise SpsiaIiit Or.
&obn iprad, inn beltid)en 9ieid)sfag
aeaen ben Triebem NIT Der ltfraine
nnb gesen bic Griuerbnns Der ritili=
ifen Sitieepropinsen. Gr iagte cine
giepol,ttipn fir 9emtidllanb uorans.
Seien 8prte riefen groke slmfregnng
berppr nnb BON neridieoenen Seiten
lunrbe linn bas @ort o@errater" ;it-
germfen.
9ie &eier 3eituns III Bremen
iagt, Gin nener @enernlitreif lei fir
9eltid)lanb i'm 9lnsms.
Spaniid)e 9ampfer, Die nad Den
Ser, Staaten fafrem iupllten, baben
Sefebl crbalten, pprlGnfig llidt ab5n-
fabren. IS ioa Sies seId)eben iein,
neil ipnniIde Shiffe in nnIeren Sa=
FEN and anfgebaltem ipiirben.
Gapt. 9apib 6. Senfes ppm 16.
,Snfanterie=Gegiment lit ppin &riegs=
geridt nus bem Seer geitoken nmb
SIT 25 Sabren 3nd)tbams bel i6merer
9lr6eit nernreilt. Senfes lit Dpn oent=
fdlen Gltern in 9lmerifa gebDrem.
geim 9lmsbrnd bes &rieges init
0entIdlano imdte er nm ieinen Slb-
IdJieb nadJ, 0a er nidt gegen feline
bemtiden @eriuannten fGmpfen iuDll=
te. 9ieIes 9tbId)iebsseind iuieoerbolte
er Ipater, als er bereits nit mnieren
srnppen nad Jranfreid) seidift
mar. 6enfes Ioll amd) in Terbinbnng
nit bentid)en Msentea aeitanben ba-
ben. Senfes sebDrte frii6er st nnie.
rer Garniion.
Die rieiise Grnte iueifer 8pbnen
in gaifornien, bie iid anf 80 Miaio-
men 8fnn6 beldnft, iuirb pun Splbu=
ten beuad)t iuer6en.
ariegsminiiter 8afer iagt in Ieiner
luGdentliden lteberiidt, Die satisfeit
nnierer srnppen lueroe Jest cine
ipeitgebenbere.
9nrd cine ppm bertiden Heids-
tag angenommene SDrlage iuirS bic
3abl Der TeidstagsabseOroneten bon
397 amf AL erb1bt.
Gum eriten Nale ieit 6em 20. De-
seiaber iinb einsespsene MannidJaf-
ten uieber uad ben llebnnsslasern
seIamot. SIS 1iinb 75,206 Nann.
IS loI bier cine genimr Office
eingeridtet merben, nno suar I'M
pierten Gtpfiperf bes galcaiiem-0e=
bGmSes, beren .Sampt5iped es iein ioll,
bem Gd)n1megeln bon ariessgebeim-
miiien mad Megifo Elm Gnbe 81 ma-
den, Solde GebeimniiIe selangea
oanm BON @erifo nad) 9emtidlano.
Man betrad)tet Die meme, bier einsn-
ridtenbe geninr Office ais bic iuidJ-
tiaite pon alien Genimr-Offieen int
gansen Sanbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-25

Heaiermng, angcnDmmen luprDen. W.
aeldla6 Sies am Sonntas mprgen, ge=
en- balb flint llfJr. 9epn Srosfp baf
erflart, penm es jett niht gum Srie-
ben fpntme, bann iperbe Tnklann
fGmpfen, bis gum Gnoe. Satiadle tit
aber, oaf oem @ororingen Der 9ent-
fdem MIR serinser 8iberitanb entge-
aenaeIett iuerSen fam. Die 9entid)en
flnben ntebrere StGbte in SiDlanb nno
Gitblanb senOmmen nnO limb, in Die
len mrIpriinglih oentiden 2anbern,
iebr frennblid anfsenDmmen. Die
GtaSt &alf in 2inlanb iplte bon
ben 3mfien in 8ranb seitedt fueroea,
bod ,uuroe bies burd) Die idnellen
8eiueammgen Ser 0entiden nerbin-
bert. lteber 9iinabnrs nnb iiber
Ninsf binans brnnsen Die Semtiden
mnsefGbr piersis Nieilen Dor mno nal)-
men yalbinapp unb Soriioff. Sbre
yemegmnaen iinb iebr idnea. s5n Der
Ukraine, mo Tie bic llfrainier segen
sic Solldeiuifi nnteritiiken, luaren tie
AM Spnntag nnr 100 Wieilen bun
&ieu emtfernt. llcberaQ baben lie pie!c
0efamgene gemad)t. sSn Der liplanbi-
Id)en Stabt @alf baben iie 1900
oemtide nnb Diterreidiide 8riessge-
fangene befreit.
glms @aibingtpn fpmmt Die gfad-
rid)t, 9apio q. 1rancis, nnler Bot
dJafter in Setersbnrg, bereite iid
baramf Dor, sniammen nit anoern al
liierten Siplomnten in Der ruiiiiden
Samptltabt, Tetersbnrg sm DerlaIlen,
mno nadJ Mlabiwpitpf sn reiien. Sci
ne mnb Der anoern 9iplomaten Nb-
relic uirb babmrd beitimmt iuerSen,
Of Die 9emtiden id)nea gegen Eeters-
burg porriifen. Gs iin6 snr 3eit mn
gefGbr $50 Mmerifnner in 4eters=
bmrg. gpn bieiem iinb oreifis Srau-
en- mnb Diersig gebOren snr gotldaft
Dber gum GpnInlat. Die iibrigen iinO
in 8anfen nnb i'm 3ipeisgeldaft Der
Sinser'ihen Nabmaidinenfabrif on
geitellt, Eetersbnrg lit, tpie mniercr
giegiermng semelSet iuiro, in sroker
@efabr, BON ben 9entIden senum-
men sl lueroen.
glms Eetersbnrs lunrSe am Sams-
tag gemelbet, es babe iid bDrt eine
freilpilise Mrmce sebilbet, Die Ee-
tersbmrg perteibisen iuple. Die lin.
entidlloiienbeit lei porii6er, Die Yanii
lei pergansen, man lei jett emtidloi'
T, len, Die Stabt sn perteibisen. Sit
Stabt lei inter ariessred)t seiteGt.
EolniIde MitslieSer bes 6lterrei,
dJiidem Enrlaments iollen ben syrie-
oen NIT Der Ukraine mnb Die @ieber'
anfnabme Der Jeinbielisfeiten gesen
3mklanb Idarf fritiiiert babem.
Der 0iterreidiide Eremierminiitel
Or. ppn Sepoler erflarte i'm Inter
bamie bes 0iterreidiIden Heidsrats
SeiterreiA ltnsarn ncbme nidDt an
Der gesenluartigen militdriifem Be
iuegnns segen Hnklano tell. Dit
0iterreidiidJen Srnppen ieien in DC,
ltfraine, NIT Der man ssrieoen ge'
Idloiien babe, nidt porseriift. 3iui'
idjcn Jinmanien nno Ceiterreid-lln'
garn 6eitebt Elm @nffenitillitanS.
Observation-Disclosures iuiiroen IN
ben naditen sasen beginner.
9as Sauptanartier Der rniIiidJeu
glrmee lit mad Smolensf DerIett.
WIS sonSon mirb gemeloet, Dem
Sororingen Der SentidDen in Hnklanf
lperoe ipenig ooer gar fein 8ioeritanf
entsesen gelebt. eipIano lei pOa-
ltdnois BON ben 9entiden iiberlan.
fen.
Wobifeu, mo iid) oas friibere rmiii'
IdDe 6amptauartier befanb, nnS 3ito'
mir in Bolbpnieu iiub BON ben 9ent-
Sdlen belebf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-25

gs miro geneloet, oaB 8illa
nit leinen 2eiiten nad ben Durango
Bergen aiebe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
DOCTORS URGE
PEOPLE TO USE
MORE IRON AND
PHOSPHATES
They Come Out Strong For
Phosphated Iron

Leading doctors all over the coun-
try are rapidly learning that one OF
the preparations they can always
depend on FOR all blood and nerve
troubles is Phosphated E.on, they
have found that IL gives results and
can be depended upon.
Phosphated Iron has proved a real
red blood and nerve builder 10 so
many who are ali run down and drag
ged out due 10 lack Of fresh air. eXcr-
else. good food and clogged poisoned
Iron builds up your body BY building
physicians claim there would be few
over-wOrked men. nervous women.
bloodless old people and pale chill
drer. were the dement's or Phosphated
Iron more widely known.
There IS no need Of anyone going
around tired out. all IN. nerves on
edge. suffering with poor blood and
lack OF energy when PhOsphated
Iron VIII make you feel like a live
one. make you look 100 per cent
better. give YOU Testful sleep. brace
YOU up so YOU can work with ease
and enjoy life once again.
start in right. YOU owe 70 20 your
self and friends 20 make Just this
one effort 20 regain health, strength
and happiness
To insure physicians and their
patients getting the genuine PhOs-
phated Iron we have put Ia capsule.
Do not take pills or tablets. Insist
on capsules.
Wettick's Pharmacy and leading
druggists everywhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
Kaiser Is Entitled
10 Sanctuary,
Bruck Says

THE HAGUE, Dec. 12.-The
former German emperor is en-
titled to the right of sanctuary in
Holland and therefore his return
to Germany cannot be demand
ed, according to statement made
today by Jonkheer Beeren Bruck
in the lower chamber of parlia-
ment during debate on the Wis
it of the former emperor to Hol-
land.
The premier said the govern
ment would have preferred that
the former emperor had not
chosen Holland as a refuge, but
that he came as a private indi-
vidual after renOuncing his
throne, without direct or indirect
notification of his intended ar
rival.
After remuneration of his
throne. Jonkheer Beeren Bruck
continued, there could not be a
question of internment nor
could the former emperOr'S re-
turn to Germany be demanded
in view of the immemOrial tradi-
ton of right of sanctuary. The
Netherlands government could
adopt no line of conduct but that
of granting "the right of Sanctu-
airy" and accepting it as a fact
accomplished.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
C0BLENZ CIVILIANS
CONTINUE C0URTESIES

COBLENZ Monday, Dec. 9.-The
COblenz civilians in general are con-
tinuing their courteous attitude to
wards the occupying force. In many
instances pedestrians are going out
as they seek the location of various
buildings about town. AS in Treves
the children regard the American
as a great curiosity and
assemble in crowds wherever a ma
chine stops, despite the efforts Of
the Coblenz police TO prevent them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
ISOLATION Of
j. 6. IS THING
Of THE PAST
Daniels Says Republic Must
Concern Itself With Other
Nations Problems When
They Affect World.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Dec r.
The day of isolation in the United
states has passed for good or i'll and
I profoundly believe it is for good.
This republic must concern itself
with every problem that touches the
people of every portion Of the
world" declared Secretary of the
Navy Daniels in an address at a
banquet given here tonight by the
Southern Commercial congress in
honor of the diplomatic representa-
tives of the nations associated with
the United states in the world war.
The secretary said that the Mon
roe doctrine would always abide as
an pillar of cloud by day and an
pillar of fire by night.
But our interests" he added,
while closer and TO be made still
more intimate and cordial with
other American republics, must en-
brace the welfare Of men in every
cline and under every sky"
Eliminate Irritation.
Referring to the peace congress.
Secretary Daniels said the American
Representatives would insist upon
such provisions in the treaty as Will
give TO smaller nations the same
rights that greater nations will en-
JOY and the elimination of any meas
ures that may produce irritation
and make possible another war.
We look for sound definitions
and perfect safeguards for the free
dom of the seas and such a league
of nations or high tribunal with
powers TO enforce DEGREES as will
give TO all peoples the security from
the danger of war as Will enable
them TO work out their own destiny
and secure enlarged prosperity" the
secretary added on this point. To
enable our country to defend its
own and the liberties of other free
peoples, the secretary said, it would
be the part of wisdom for this con-
.gress to authorize another three
year program of naval construction
Identical in power with the program
three years ago.
The day must never come again
when the product OF America must
depend upon foreisn bottoms said
the secretary i'm conclusion We
have relcarned how to build and
operate merchant ships and we shall
continue to do so"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
FAVORS RAIL CONTROL UNTIL 1924
Chile A SIX S Full
Explanation of
Latin Offer

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 12.-The
Chilean government has sent a
message 10 the government Of
Argentina asking the latter 10 ex-
plain its offer Of mediation in the
controversy between Peru and
Chile. The message inquiries
whether mediation would be con-
fined TO clearing the present crisis.
which grew out Of the disturb
ances at Iquique or whether it
would contemplate a settlement of
the old question of the provinces
Of Tacna and africa.
The Chilean newspaper asserts
hat the government OF Chile
would accept Intervention with
the object Of settling the Iquique
trouble but would reject it IN the
Tacna-Arica dispute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
TRY THIS FOR A
COLD--IT'S FINE!
'Pape's Cold Compound" ends
severe colds or grippe
IN few hours.

You can end grippe and break up
a severe cold either i'm head. chest,
body or limbs. by taking a dose of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming, relieves sick headache, dull
ness. feverishness. sore throat
Eueezing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up Quit blow
ing and enufflinE. Ease your throb-
hing head nothing else in the
world gives such prompt RELIEF "a
Tapes Cold Compound" which
costs only a few cents at any drus
store. It acts without assistance.
tastes nice, and causes no inconve-
uience. BE sure you get the genu-
Inc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
No Surprise To
Rail Owners.
They Claim

PHILADELPHIA, Dec IA
recommendation by Director
General McAdoo that govern
ment control Of railroads con-
tinue until Jan. 1, 1924. was 10
surprise 10 the railroad execu-
tives OF the country. it was
learned last night The railroad
executives advisory committee.
which is in conference here on
the problems relating 10 the re-
turn Of the roads TO private oper-
alton. had intimations from
washington that the ajministra-
ton was considering the advisa-
bility OF recommending an ex-
tension OF government control
Despite the fact that they said
the news was no surprise. rail
road heads read with great inter
est the w. shirEtru dispatches.
especially -he reasons given by
Director General AlcAddo for
recommending the continuance.
but none Of them would express
his views.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
W0MAN'S DANGER PERIOD

The period between forty-five and
ffty-fve years Of age is said 10 be
crisis or danger period in a wom-
ans life which tests her for her Mt
ness to continue in the race 1t is
then that she suffers from such an
uOying symptoms as heat flashes.
nervousness. headaches. 1.-THE blues"
or dread Of impending evil or some
dormant disease in the system be-
comes active. When a woman is
passing through this crisis there is
one tried and true remedy. LYDIA r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
which after forty years of success is
now considered the standard rem
edy for womars ailments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
KNOWN ABOUT
REPORTED ABDICATI0N

LONDON, Dec. Iva Mon
treal. Nothing is known officially
in London regarding the reported
abdication of King Boris of Bulga-
ria, Reuters Limited is officially in
formed. The revolution there was
unsuccessful, it is stated
The report of the abdication OF
King Boris was received by way OF
Copenhagen early in November. IT
was said that a peasant government
had been esta blished under the
leadership of NJ. Stambulwsky, who
had been the chief of the peasants
and agrarians of Bulgaria for some
time No news has been received
since to substantiate this report,
which apparently had reached Co
from a German source.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
CHARCFD WTTH TREASON.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Charged
with treason, Hermann Vessels,
alias Carl ROediger. a German naval
officer, and alleged spy and Albert
Paul Fricke. representative of a
German toy concern. We're arraigned
here today in the criminal branch
Of the federal district court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

TO MOTHERS! Each box of Cascarets contains full
dose for children aged one year old and upwards
Nothing works the nasty bile lamentations and oonSt
patton poison bowels gently yet thoroughly
Even cross versh bilious children gladly take Cacarets without
beng Cascarets just like candy CaSarets never gP
never en never nu all, they disappont the
WoIied mother
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

It. their status IS not changed
materially by legislation.
This recommendation is not
made in support of any theories
concerning the best ultimate pol
icy of running the railroads, Mr..
MCAdOO explained, but only to
give the nation time to form its
ideas carefully.
The director general explained
that it is impossible 10 retain the
roads under government control for
Il months after the declaration OF
peace without further legislation.
owing TO the strain on the morale Of
officers and employees. and pointed
out the difficulty of obtaining COM
prehensive legislation on the subject
soon.
Pres't Wilson in his recent ad-
dress to congress said he was UNI
able 10 decide what should be done
with the railroads, and asked con-
gress to take up the question for
discussion Immediately. He declared
that unless action was forthcoming
he would be forced 10 turn back the
roads 10 private management.
No Hasty Policy.
Acting under this plan the rail-
road administration has been pre-
pairing to relinquish control of the
railroads, and it was the general un-
derstanding that the administration
would wait two or three months be-
fore actually starting the relihquish-
ment proceedings to give congress a
chance to act. Recent developments
have shown the difficulty of deter
mining a final policy at this time,
however, TO railroad administration
officials
Most railroad owners and man
ayers are said TO have urged that
the roads be relinquished, but under
some sort of remedial legislation
giving them power to pool their re-
sources and eliminate WaStefui
competition. There have been no
important advocates of restoration
of the old conditions. according to
officials on the other hand. the
friends OF government ownership
have just begun to renew agitation
for retention by the government Of
permanent control and later pur-
chase of the roads property.
When the railroad control bill
was enacted, Mr.. McAdOo urged
that the period of control not be
limited to p months after the for
nal close Of the war. saying this
would not give opportunity for a
real test o. government manage
ment At that time he expressed
himself as opposed to government
ownership.
Would Eliminate Politics.
Recently he again expressed dis
appointment that government man
aEement had such limitations. say
ing that there was danger of the
railroad question becoming politi-
cal issue in the elections OF 1920.
This would be unfortunate. he said.
because the railroad question was
purely economic and should not
properly entangle with political
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
Would Eliminate Politics.
No Luck for Him

This child won't play or smile. He is real SICK.
His tongue is white, breath feversh, stomach sour.
He fears he is in for dose of awful castor OIL cal
omel or pills. How he hates them. He would
rather remain sick. No! He won't tell mother!
If his mother would only learn the value of candy
"Cascarets." How children love this candy
cathartic-how surely it acts on liver and bowels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

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Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
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