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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-26

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THEY SAY
THAT skirts are threatened to be
tighter and even shorter next spring.
The men are not complaining.
THAT the man who thinks he
know it all generally marries a woman
who teaches him a lot more.
THAT the latest topic for converse
ton at any social gathering is: Who
paid the highest price for the last ton
of coal?
That a lot of people make money
and friends by learning to smile.
Well, that's ~cheap-just keep on smil-
ing.
That a young sutton who was re-
Gently dismissed by his sweetheart is
about to lose his mind" over it. Too
bad, Sonny.
That a good many men who are
roaring and cussing about the price of
bacon never fetched any of it home
when it was selling at ten cents a
pound.
That a little seven-year-old girl
came into the house the other day
chewing gum vigorously; her mother
Mortified, ordered her to throw it away
instantly. The usually obedient child
shook her head firmly and said: 20
can't throw it away because it ain
mine; it belongs to a friend of mine
and l must return it this afternoon.
Amt that going some?
Classified Wants and
Rooms 10 Kent
FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
steam heat, railroad porter preferred,
Call East 3453J, 1415 Michigan.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, mod.
ern, prices 50 to 1925 per week. Bell
Grand 42O4.
FOR Rem T-Nicely furnished
rooms, 1914 East 18th street. Ball
Bell phone Grand 3532W.
For Sale-Three chair barber shop
Old stand. Must sell at once. Have
other business. $4,000 will obtair
this shop at a sacrifice. 2211 Vine
street. T. E. Grear.
Large front room for rent with use
of dining room and kitchen. Modern
except heat. No objection to ont
child. Bell phone East 1654W. 1O11
Michigan Avenue.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
pantry, water in house, gas fixtures
exclusive use of kitchen and cellar
privilege of half yard, $500. From
furnished room, 1925. All first floor
Inquire 1106 Michigan Ave.
WANTED-Children to care for b!
the day or week. 1904 East Tent
street. Bell Phone East 1147J.
FOR RENT-One apartment,
rooms and bath, first floor west in A
pha Flat, END & Paseo. One apart
ment, 5 rooms and bath, Bird floo
east Omega Flat, 22nd and Flora Ave
Inquire Home phone Linwood Il
Burtch Investment Co.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-26

KATIE HOLMAN.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
SOCK ROMANCE ENDS IN
BUTTE
BY Robert StrOther.

A soldier in the trenches
brushed back his unkempt locks
and took from out his haversack
a pair of knitted socks. "Oh,
Jane, or Anne, or Gertrude. dear,
or maybe it is Grace, | have the
socks you knitted, dear, and long
to see your face"
Imagination pictured here a
maid with golden hair at work
with nimble fingers for some SOL
der "over there" Could she but
know his gratitude! Could she
but have his thanks! Or would
she prize line from just pri-
vate in the ranks?
He fondled and caressed the
gift while screaming shells flew
by. and made a resolution to be
worthy in her eye. Though he
might never see her face he
dwelt upon the thought that he
with reverence. would wear the
gift that she had wrought.
And then he found to his de-
light paper in the toe! With
trembling hand he drew it out
ah. he was soon to know. His
wondering eyes looked on the
words and then his lips were
mute: Knitted and closed bv
No. 4, a fireman in Butte.
Butte Post.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
MONEY IS Plentiful
Banks in United States Havs
$40,2IO,O00, 900 On Hand.
Comptroller Of the Currency Reporta
Condition q institutions
June 30 Last

Washington, Dec. 10.-Aggregate 70
sources of the $3.50 banks In the
United States, state and national, las,
June 80, amounted to $40,21O,O OO, 900
of which $22.371 100000 was credited
to the 21,175 state, savings and pri
vate banks and trust companies and
1888. 100000 to the 1908 national
banks. This was shown by q report
OF Comptroller of the Currency Viii
liams.
Deposits Of the state banks amount
ed to $lS,567 .O00, 900 and loans to $12,
426,000.000. showing an increase of s
per cent in deposits over the record
OF the year previous and of 6.5 pei
cent in loans.
National banks showed $14,021, 900,
900 deposits, an increase of 9.S pei
cent, and $9,620,0O0,000 in loans, an
Increase of 81 per cent
All banks, state and national had
1872 100000 deposits and $22,046,
100000 loans
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
SHOE PROGRAM STOPPED BY
PEACE

No Price Limitations, Stamping
or Classification and But
Few COlors.
The classification of and price
reduction on shoes as a war mea-
sure will not go into effect as
planned by the War Industries
Board. the ruling requiring such
steps having been suspended i'm
mediately following the signing
of the armistice.
The shoe program having been
limited to the period of the war
it is recommended that the
pledge and window card system,
the stamping of shoes, their clas-
sifcation and price limitations be
stopped but that the general con-
servation program, that is, the
voluntary reducing by the manu-
facturers of the number of
styles, colors of leather, etc., be
permitted to continue thru the
spring season Of 1919.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
DEMAND INTERNED VESSELS
Germany May Object to Latest Allied
Request.

Amsterdam. Dec. 1O.-The following
dispatch was received from Berlin:
AN Allied sea commission will pro-
coed to Hamburg to inspect and to
demand surrender Of captured and In.
terned Entente vessels. as well as war
ships under construction. 1t is de-
clared that these demands exceed the
terms of the armistice."
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
Many Guard offieer. proon.d.

Washington. Dec. 10.-Within nine
months after the national guard was
drafted into federal service, 1878 of
Ms officers had been eliminated. Brig.
Gen. John Heavey. chief Of the bureau
OF militia affairs, said in his annual
report made public. These included
one major general. is brigadiers and
- colonies. Causes Of elimination OF
the officers are given al physical die.
ability, bi1; resignations, GAG, and &C.
'on Of efficiency boards. 352. Thirty
'esrs were dismissed BY court
utAl
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
MANY TROOPS ON HIGH SEAS

Twenty thousand VIII Land a New
York This Week.
New York. Dec. 10.-Army authori.
ties estimate that approximately 90.
900 troops from overseas viii b
landed at this port during the week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
EVENING CLASSES

For the purpose of considering
the organization of a class for
such persons who have recently
secured their citizen papers and
desire an opportunity of learning
something of American institu-
tions, also the reading and writ
ing of English, a meeting will be
held in the school house Wednes-
day evening, Dec. Is, at 8 o'clock.
If a sufficient number of such
persons attend a class will be
organized.
F. Clarey Nielsen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
Wilson Probably viii Remain in
Close Contact With Heads
Of Other Nations.
SECRECY IS OPPOSED
American Executive FaSors Entlroly
Public Preceding, Win Press
Representatives Given Prop
Or Facilities.

On Board U. s. 8. George Washing
ton, Dec. l0.-President Wilson may
not cit IN the peace conference, but
vau b represented there By euvoys
while remaining in Close contact with
the heads Of other nations and ready
to pass on matters referred to him.
clomoncAau g ProoSde.
Premier Clemenceau viii. u 10 b.
hsved, be president Of the conference.
This u considered fitting because the
conference viii be held II France.
President Wilson'S disposition - u
favor Of entirely public PROCEEDINGS,
such - are carried On n he Senate
chamber in Washington. With the
press representative giv0 every t.
cility to report certain business.
Naensolly. there viii - need Of 20
crscy. - there u In he foreign rela.
lions committee, but the Presidents
idea - that the procedure could b
much the same ~ In Washington, q
committee cousiderinS ~ confidential
and delicate features 0( various Ques.
lions and then reporting hack to the
peace congress for action.
President Wilson unexpectedly at.
tended . song.fest In the enlisted
mems hall where, afterwards. he shook
hands with the ofnceep and sailors.
The President was given "three cheers
and tiger"
Sims to Meet Wilson.
Warrington, Dec. 10.-Admiral Sims.
commander.in-chief OF I'll American
naval forces in Europe, will personally
command the feet of nine battleshtps
and 30 destroyers which II to meet
President Wilson's ship At sea and es-
cort 1t to Brest. Secretary Daniels
announced Admiral Sims flagship will
be the Wyoming
Upon the joining of these ships with
the Pennsylvania and the accompany.
ing destroyers the entire naval escort
to Brest and all ships accompanying
the President will be under the COM
mand OF Admiral Mayo, commander
in-chief Of the Atlantic feet.
Vice Admiral Henry B. Wilson will
be in charge Of the harbor and port
arrangements for the reception of tho
President. The George Washington,
flying the Presidents flag as supreme
commander of the United States navy,
will enter port through q channel
marked by vessels of Vice Admiral
Wilson's command
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
Favors Mounted R.;lv,.x cu,.

Washington, Dec. 10. - Use of
mounted railway artillery as supple.
ment to existing coast defenses Is sug-
gested In the annual report of General
Cce' chief OF coast artillery. This
matter is thus summarized: "Where
headla.ds connected with the main
lire are suitable for emplacing this
class Of armament, the use OF rail.
va mounts may be justified. This
might enable such guns to be With
drawn for service with the mobile
forces or to reinforce points =
actual attack"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
TROOPS ARRIVE IN BERLIN
Government Takes Steps to Stamp
Out Revolution.

Berlin, Dec. 1O.-Additional troops
were brought to Berlin by the Ebert
government to crush the Spartacus
movement, which is i'm control of the
northern suburbs of the German cap
ital. The radicals are said to hold
the building in which the Prussian
chamber of deputies meets.
The movement also has spread to
Munich, where there were disorders
in the street after the radicals had
broken up meeting of the Democrat
ic party. Disorders also are reported
to have occurred in Pilsen, Bavaria.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
DUPONT CONCERN WINS SUIT

Supreme Court Holds Powder Inter
ests Are Not Trust.
Washington. Dec. 10.-GigantiC Du.
pont powder interests are not q trust
and need not pay damages asked BY
the Buckeye Powder company, the su
preme court OF the United States de.
cided
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
OFFICIALS ARE COURTEOUS
German Authorities Cooperate With
American Officers.

American Officers.
With the Americans in Prussia, Dec.
lO.-Following out their policy of al
lowing the established authorities to
run the public institutions and utili.
ties so long as their functions are per.
formed properly, American officers
charged with the management of civil
affairs are working hand in hand with
the German authorities.
So far the Germans are cooperating
tremendously and with little friction.
an all the principal towns the burgo.
masters and provincial governors are
holding daily conferences with mill
tary officials arranging details.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
RESENT HOLLANDS ATTITUDE
6el0ians Object to Favors Shown
German SoldiAra

Paris, Dec. lO.-There is much feel
ing against Holland in Belgium be-
cause OF the attitude of the Dutch gov.
eminent In permitting German soldiers
to pass through the Dutch province
OF Limburg with all their arms and
baggage. according to a dispatch from
Brussels.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
BELGIANS REACH URDlNGEN
King Atbert's Cavalry Patrols Are On
Banks Of Rhine.

London. Dec. 10.-The Belgian
forces aiding In the occupation of Ger.
man territory have reached the Rhine.
Cavalry units OF the Belgian army, it
was announced. have progressed to
Urdingen on the Rhine. IL miles north
west of Dusseldorf.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-12
ADDRESS NOTES TO ALLIES
American Government So Informs

american government So informS
Germany and Austria.
Washington. Dec. 10.-Notes were
sent to Berlin and Vienna by the War
department advising the German and
Austrian governments that the United
States desires to receive no further
communications from them which
should properly be addressed to ali
the Allied nations.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

rat, gerne 3urljtnchntIl rr0dItv.
Nc&balb miro 0cratti9li Gu$iu0cl
pom Oiefnugcncu mCuil 9Serth beige.
meiicn iiIr Die 9cirthciIung oe9 @ei,
ties ser 0cutld)cn Nrlnee uno oc@
ocltiChen &oIfc9. HlSnt augcmeineu
lit oic @oIhma Der gcfnngencn 9cut.
idlen ioI0atildl oieIfah prrpeigcrn
lie ilberbaup, gutmnrt oui 6ro1cn
oocr erfIQren. OeutidIauo lei melt
eutiernt. 81 uuterlicgcn IuB 2clur
iiber o0cr inter oen militQriibcn
@Itcr inter 0cn 0cfangcucn nnQc-
troiien mer0cn iagcu oic Ciiiiierc,
trifft noth Dem lan9Cn Sricge nud)
bel DEN duoeren curopiiidcn S,cercu
3u, 0ie mon IN olcier @imidt nitt
al Ser friidcn mcrifaniihcn g(rmce
meiieu 0orf.
2Sm ulgCmciuen iino oie QcIorac.
nen Gcntihcn gltt geudbrt lmo gut
qeflei0et; lire StiunuunQ hat ic;t
anioul9 9Sonllucr ct,poa uld,0clalicu.
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fc%mltb cin8cbilBt }ll hoben, mic ric
Sample an Ser Mntue. bel ct Mi.
hieI mo bel St Guentin gt3ctQt ho.
ben
Cine NriifitnQ crbcutetcn Ncutimln
WotcrioIs crQibt, 6oB olt alciouno
iiir hie Solootcn BON outer Clntitat
lm0 reidIidl lit; ihre Gbportiorcn
iiuo rcihIid 1m0 uobrbaft, wie bon
omcrifaniihcn Grltppcn 5eit0tiot
Miro. sic iic pcriud1t ba6cn. oI5 iit
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morcu 7ie @oiicn ser 9cutilben
iino Itcts ont im Ston0 qshnltcn lmo
in rieIjacn WenQcn norhoH0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27
Gr;biidof SrlanO aus bem
2eben gtidieOen.
ct NnllL. 25. Ecpt


Gr5biihof TSohn 1SreIanO, 0oS
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benoen ourh ieinen 25ugcuoireurO
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gungsieierIidlfeiten fiir Sen Gr5biitcf
mcr0en ant Wlittmoh Qtorgcn I'M 10
l1hr in Ser aothcorale in ct QolI
nit einen feierIitlem HeGuiem &c
hnlten meroen. Die 9eeroiguh1 miro
ouf 0cm Observation-Disclosures itattiuI'
0en.
Ser beritorbenc Gr3biihof rpor II
Nilfcnnn in I5rlan0 on II. Sept1tr'
ber 1888 qeboren Gr fam nit ieinen
GItern ais eliidhrl1cr Gnabt nodl
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9Piiiioudr Ser 0autnIi8eu 3eit, DHr2e
ouf oen iunaen Bam aufnertiont
1tno ianote i'm nit ieineln 5reiin0e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27

Gdrunter lit Die &erfilgung Onf bis
jn 0ieiCm Gatnm nllc riiditdnOigem
Announcements bc}nblt ic,n miiiicn unb
nur gcgcn %Urnnsb bcjNklung
lUcitcr acfiibrt merbcu Smrfcn. 0ieie
Hcitiminuna Scfcbl Go. , lnutct mie
i0lat;
Discontinue sending papers
after date of expiration of sub
scription unless subscription is
renewed and paid for. This
ruling to be effective October
1st 1918.l
Nir bnbcn feiuc anocrc ySabl ais
uns oicicm &cfcbl IN fiiacn. 6lcidD.
}citia tbeilCn iuir NIT oaf DOu ben
C an Scr Ercis bciocr @OdDcn6lGttcr,
an cine NOrciie 9ciGnot BON $500 auf
$500 prU Gahr erbobt lit, bonn iuenn
Niles i'm &rciic iteiat, !. .. 9rnfpa.
picr anf bns Soppclte unS
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Cftpbcr ben bis 0abin fGlligcR Zee
trao, bercdjnet pon bcm Satnm an
bns ami ibrem Aorcfitreiien itebt,
eiuieneen, ncblt @urnnsbeSahInug
Don $500 fir Gin pciteres 9lnbr,
81 30 fiir Gin babies ,Sabr, ooer Sl.00
iIr / Y|unate, ganS mad, Selie6en.
Gifs aIlt nntiirlidj nidlt fir gIbunne-
meut9, Die Idlon 5nm @ornns be-
}ahlt iino nnb bel oenen bis 5um Slb.
iaHfe 0cr oItc RreiS nod reidlt.
llnicrc gcicr ucroen gcitcben mil.
len ban mir uns gcgcn cine RreiSer.
bGHuna, lucldDc Die mciiten nn6creH
3citnnacn Idlou Idngit eingeilbrt,
lnnac gcltrGubt haben, BAH oteie 6r.
fotnna cine onrdlHus aercdlte 1T nno
obue Oireftcn &erlnit nidlt nuigeIdb0s
ben merocn fonnte. Sic befommen
alIo mic bisber t04 3citnnacn pro
Sahr pnrt0frei tuns iucniqer ai3
brci Gent PRO Nnmmcr III, uno
billia acnua icin iulltc, idIou III Yin.
betradt oOf mir nndl oem ncncn go
ncu Snriif Jest aud bObcrcs Gurto
br1ohlcH, ipmic GrtrnprciIc fiir ga
p.rr BON bcionocrs Idl0uer Sar6e, fci.
ucr Scrtur ruh rrddltiorm 9rnfc.
3frcn dltcu 3iaf fin Gharnttcr
an0 boGc, ia in niclcn 2'epcbnnacn
AnncrGlcidllid'c C,nGlitGt nuo
>rnorni ibree Snhnlto uerocu
nricrc &lattcr and in Der 3nfunft
nidlt nur ciuiuhnltcn iUuoeru tort.
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9Id)taRgaUuIlit
slew NoroitcrnNii'n.
ga Groiie. 0iS.
IA Groiil, oen "a. Sept. 1918
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27
Mnihinnton. 24. Sept

September y. 1918. as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917
@aihinqton. "a Sept.
Ga5 Observation-Disclosures 0t2
Gon9rciie2 cntihieo iih am Monll1,
abcuo enoqijItia fiir uollItunoiqi no
tionoIe &robibitIou aui &r;cga0arcr
pom T. HluIi noChitcn ISohre@ 40. Der
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Dem 0ic RrohibItion@6cItimmu,d IN
Der pom Seuat angcHommcnen f5orm
ola Ancnornent onqeh0uQt 1T,
mur0t int Nnua nit III 8tgeu "a
StInImcH nngcnonlmcn.
Die &orlagc gent ictt al ljscr qc-
mcinihoitljdlcn Gonicrcn3 Au@idnJB
bei0er $00Jicr, 0a &erihicocnlcitcn in
ciu3rlncu Nnftcn oe9 5cnnt5 aus}u.
qIeiheu iino.
Grob0em ser 3leuarnu5id1uG Gin
NncH0emGut on9euommcu hctt1, SOS
Sic Giniihr pon Nciu bis 6um fun.
meuo,n 4}di erlnubt b0tt,. itici; 015
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True translation fled with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
September p, 1918. as required by
the act Of October 6, 1917.
&mcrjfanlihcs $1ouptQuorticr in
,Tyanfrcid), -. Scpt
Rrijimmtc 9lnaobcn BON 1ouicu
Den leioaQcncr Icutidlcr, ci' IN
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6ehan0sIt, bic Cfij5icrc atrmuthcu
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bri "e'cugeHen Der 2tuljrtn 0cr
SOL ieu mcr9e, mum oeic uad
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t,nqcr ben Te1ni:eu IN Sic @dr6e
fonca @cl8ipc~itdu0tjd Iei 0r
Stjnrr1 cincs Woure5 ON ME.
6er1r6rE ftgften tei DER 3e'nuqcn.
nohme a- ar BONN in Der 8cgcI 6nrh
Die Ztreua3en hrs 4omuic5. Grnii
hiunQ ura r,c1eid. aud' A'an1I an
Fohrim- ut'tacuomrcH ici: in fol
dler St.anuuo Htj1e elmer iuo6I
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Die0er 8ate uno yIobruHg gebobt
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September required
Ocuti0c Ncid)stan,ltr gibt
crnite Gage 1T.
g. bsbattptet ol,er >oi5 >a$ >e,,tIe1e
1>ele esine oereehts 1triasbs
s,,tn Dsr5ooen babe.
Gr,bidO Srcalo geOrbcn Anerlfandc St;trc trtldrtn
Den 05eiit Der Otniden Srnpprn fir ungebrOden
0ic SricgsprObibtiOu tut Sanie Ots
GOugrries angenOlnmcn.

Scr ole W0biglrng pcrgibt umO oGc3
9eredltc llrtbcil obidueioet. Sic bobcn
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oentcu Glemenccuu geIeien, cine Reoe
Die in Dem 0orin entholtenen ionati.
idlcn Noiic mo Ser 9fohhcit oe5 @e.
milthS nIIe5 bi2her Grreittc 81 iiber.
treficn iheint 9lbcr in 9Imcrifa ba!
iie eiu pieliadles Gdlo 9clucdt. 'pit be.
micien miro ourh Die Grfl0rungcn,
oIe bon icnieit5 orS C3cons an infer
Chr fommcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-27
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