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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-05
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June 9Th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917
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Der l1ebertretung Ser i11ternatio11nIerl
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brnht nerben.
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bertrnge n11erfen11e11.
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nit ienen oes oeutfben 8ertroges.
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mil meniger miibbttigen d16erirgen.
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+ifnn6liihen @rer51inien beitimmen, oie
sSsngo-5Iatpien betreffen.
9ie DffIii9e @re11aIi1ie bringt Mnr-
burg nn6 Mnoferburg IN iugo-Iatui-
fdes @ebiet.
ss 9ie meiHihen 1n6 norbnefHiden
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felt Ser 9i9e6o4SIoDafei un6 Slgn-
5IotDnfei unerfennen.
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gige Gepublif inter bem gamen aSe.
iterreidifde MepubIIinf1 a1erfannt.
Deiterreid n1uB 6ie @ren5linien
bon gulgarien, @riedenIm1b, l1n-
gorn,, BoIen, Nun1dnien, Sfbebo-
@Iotpufei lir16 S11go 5lnbo11ien tpie fie
gegentDdrtig oo. fpdter beffiu1n1t lDer-
Sen n10gen n11erfen1er1.
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gfheho-5 -5Ionnfei nnb Sss,1goy5lnno-
MEN ionen burb cine gen1iibte Ront-
n1iifion enogiiltig befftnnt Derben.
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SIobonien n1iiffen fib eirberitnnbe11
erfIdren, Gnffer1- l111b Heligionsfrei-
beit Ser Minoerbeiten 5u5uerfen11en
gei6e iIotpiiben Nationen u116 Ru-
n1Gr1ien nriiiien Eransportfreibeif uno
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6un6eI fihern.
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friiber au M1BInno qeb6rten, aner.
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Der Brett fitotpsf Sertrag D1ro
#aufgeboben.
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feif Der Gepolit1o11 dbgel1lo n1ir-
ben, tDerDen n1al1erf
1eiterreib n1dB Dem sSloerrnf oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-05
gefpridt territDriale 6raseH.

ssn territorioIen 5ragen
nin1nrt Deutid dIano feline 5ten11ng IN
1,nbeffreitbarer sSolge init be1n ill ll-
ion grogromme ei1. Gg enffngt ieiner'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01
never SUCH 4
REMEDY FOR PILES

1t will cost any sufferer so cents to
prove that bleeding, itching or protru.
ding piles, 10 matter how chronic or
low painful, can quickly be helped
Go to Thistlethwaite's Six Drug
Stores today, hand them so cents, say
I want a jar of San Cura Ointment"
and if you aren't satished-your money
back.
Yes, and more; try San Cura Oint.
ment for old sores that people say
will never heal, for fever sores, for
itching skin, eczema, letter, salt
rheum, chapped hands, face or lips,
for ulcers, carbuncles, boils, sore nip
pies and broken breasts.
1t draws out poison, that's the Sc
cret OF the wonderful success Of San
Cura Ointment; that's why it SO
quickly heals scalds, burns, cuts and
bruises It's best to use San Cura
Soap ct all times; it is a great aid
in banishing pimples, blackheads and
the germs OF disease. 25 cents. Thomp-
son Medical Co. Titusville, Pa.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

commander when they demanded his
surrender. 1t has been told in story
and in many columns Of newspaper
print. The men of the battalion have
been pictured in the dailies and in
the weekly news reels of the moving
picture theaters, but it has remained
for David Wark Griffith to immortal
iez that story by impressing it in the
indeliible celluloid of a photoprama.
The new Griffith picture is not a
war play. 1t mas in its plot some
things that have to do with war and
there are some battle scenes shown
that are said to be the best yet
screened, especially one of night at
tack when the parachute flares and a
box barrage are seen working stimuli
taneously. The short chapters that
deal with the actual fighting, deal al
most exclusively with the charge and
seige of one Of the lost companies
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

new bill at The Murray yesterday
The big headline act, The Six Musical
Noses, is about the most artistic anu
generally pleasing musical offering
we have seen for some time. They
play all manner of instruments WELL
but the generous verdict of approval
went to the saxaphone octette num-
Der. They open with a sedate selec-
ton, then go into Uazz" number
which captured the house, and close
their act with one of the girls playing
the trap drum and all its accoutre-
ments, very similar to the late Yer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

non Castles famous specially. and
this number earns them many recalls.
Newell and Most, young woman and
man also come into the hit class
with their timely songs and decided
ly pleasing personality. They sing a
Blues" song for the finish, employ
ing a guitar for an accompaniment
which scored tremendously They
are one of the seasons most delight
full acts. Eary and Eary open the
bill with a novel contortion act con-
sisting of series of evolutions
through steel rings. 1t is a novel Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

that faced the Huns along the Ar
gonne and who made that classic ever
lasting answer.
The Girl Who Stayed at Home is
the new production, which will be
shown at the Murrette theater for a
run of three days beginning today. 1t
was written by s. E. Taylor and is
played by Griffith players. headed by
Robert Harron, who presents a char
acter he has never before attempted,
but ' hich is said to show a versatility
in this actor that even he himself
has never dreamed existed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

fering and was we'll received. Bry-
ant Washburn is appearing in The
Way of Man. to the delight Of his
legion Of admirers. If you enjoy real
Keith big.time vaudeville, see these
three acts for they are decidedly
worth while
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

It does not seem possible we would
see what many claim the best bill OF
the season in midsummer, but this
appears to be the general verdict OF
those who saw the opening of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01
PRICE OF MILK TO ADVANCE.

CLEVELAND, O., July 1-Effective
today the price of milk will be advanc-
ed l cent, quarts going to 16 cents
and pints to 8 cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

MURRETTE.
No more romantic story Of the war
has come than that of the famous Lost
Battalion. and OF the ringing answer
made to the Germans by the American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
NEW ENGLAND
TROOPS ON THE
WAY To boston

WASHINGTON. April . S ALI n e
from France Of the complete artillery
agirbdc OF the Twety-sixth. (Ncw Eng
land national guard) division and the
10ond infantry. two companies OF tne
03rd infantry and the l0lst machine
Jun battalion, all Of the Same division
was announced today by tho war de-
nartmcnt. The troops arc on board the
transports Mongolia and Agamemnon.
hotl Of which left Brest March 81. Inc
latter is due at Boston April 6.
The war department also nanounceo
try, composed of Ohio and Western
Pen nsylvania troops. which has been
stationed on the Italian front. had
sailed from Genoa on the transport
Duca D'Aosta, which is due at Ne"
The Ducn D'Aosta has on board de-
tachment Of the field and stan, de-
tacnment Of tho headquarters company.
the supply and machine gun companies.
Companies a. b. G. D. and j.. and petGr-
mary and medical dctachnents OF the
339nd infantry: detachment Of base hos,
pitnl Number 102 and field hospital
Number 33l complete.
The transport Pannonia also is: due
at New York April 10 with the head,
quarters of the second battalion ana
batteries d. and E.. Of the 32Sth field
artillery: Companies A. and c.. Of the
3l0th ammunition train; 3Soth field ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
SAD VIEWS or H1B DEATH &H-
CETVED HERE LA6T BVEAlNV-
FHEMDS SEoCKED.
VIE Son Of Late Hu1hhan Quarter and
ONE OF whaoltns's Most 1erunaaHfng
Young Men

A telegram vague In its details as to
the p,ace OF death was received by MIS-.
Hullfhen Quarter Of Bethany pike last
might announcing THAT her son. Charles
q member Of tho 214th neid artillery.
had died OF heart failure Tho message
was signed by Adtutaut General HArria.
Whistler the young man died overseas
or Oh this side Is unknown, although
relatives were Informed some time ago
that he was enroute home.
Eight weeks ago. following the deatn
Of his esteemed father. one Of the COM
rnunitys biggest business men, military
authorities ordered the release OF the
young man and informed his mother
that the boy would proceed home at
once. The next word received from him
was to the effect that young Quarter
died on March -. It is believed that
he died IN q detention camp.
Charles Quarter was one Of the most
popular young men Of the city. He at
tsnded the public schools and OLD
Iinsly Military academy and also Wash
ington-Lee university. He was about 20
years Of aga Ho was among Wheei-
ing-s earliest draftees to enter the mill
tary service, having gone from here
more than q year ago to Camp Lee, va.
He went away happy that he was grant
ed the opportunity Of performing a
noble duty, and when his life was
spared from the enemy guns there was
one ray Of sunshine that frightened the
homo that had been saddened by the
taking away Of the husband and father.
Grieved upon learning Of his fathers
death, the young man was speeding
home to console his heartbroken mother'
but she has now been robbed or her boy.
The young man was member OF 81
Matthews church. He Is survived oy
his nootner and one brother, Dewey, Ell
forts were being made last night to
learn from the adjutant general where
the Young man died. Pending the send
inr homo Of his remains, no plans for
a funeral vii Be made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
THE VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN. is ON

announcement IN an0t0e e0'onn" " ~
organization anu
practically same WORKING
either patruc
large nuoeF
the fouFtn Liberty
engaged
separate
indicates tho
organization
splendid success
hoped
and
and honest
5C,ur oc5sar coming back
i,c.t few Of
Srn.htns 1.oanto =
-
patriotic
ynannow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Our Daily Story
RARHuR WAS RIGHT.

P1unlett Downe. candidate for mayor
OF DtshviIle, addressing great CROWD
of voters in the Opera House. set his
law with the quiet conviction OF man
who knows he can. make his words GOOD.
1T am addressing you as sensible.
practical. thinking men, who know the
ling Of truth and who know the hollow
sound Of false and impossible political
promises" he cried. Therefore. men,
when repeat that Il am elected. l
will give you clean streets, more schoolS,
an honest and efficient police force and
an adequate trolley service, you know
that I am promising all an honest man
He was defeated By a plurality of
5000 votes out Of total of S.2ol:
Four years later he ran again: Again
on the Opera House stage, he addressed
tho assembled voters.
"Men!" he shouted. as his eyes flash
ed frcnziediy. elect me and increase
YOUR salaries 500 per cent! / promise
YOU q four hour working day with an
hour and a half lunch period. free thea,
tres, dance halls, billiard parlors and
automobiles. silver fountain at every
Important street corner. and munich
pai aeroplane system to take you 10 and
from work at half the cost Of the pres
ent trolley system
He was elected unanimously
protected by George Matthew Adams')
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
GAS COMPANY LOBBYISTS
az TALKING =.

VS. we hear interesting rumors TOM
j; SHsrieston. First we learn that tho
a xiss,nts OF the natural gas transportation
|. acosnpaniea propose to control the next
SSWsst virginia Legislature. We learn
ilffts from, a number os citizens who
sthaSe been making It their Business to
..sshang around West Virginia Legislatures
for years and who apparently have few
i sources OF support except the dirty
money which they get from corporations
that are foolish enough to pay them for
sthsfr services.
SSa We learn also That these busy spend
Eers Of other peoples money estimate
tsthat they can do the trick Of electtng a
NSWest Virginia Legislature for about a
million dollars.
/ grhIs Is highly important, II true.
IS probably most Of It Is not true Prob
sabSy it Is just Pigment Of the heated
8 vaccinations Of a bunch Of greasy lobby
Sista who sec their occupations slipping
sway from them.
y whether it Is true OK not however.
sstt Is worth while for the citizenship OF
west Virginia to be on tho elert. ne
: people Of West Virginia cannot be
8 bousht, either for a million or twice {.
I ntfabou dollars. The only chance that
4 ths gas companies and their agents have
o. controlling the next West Virginia
gLsgtsature is through the use Of gum
y shoe methods. They may be able to
place their hirelings in the Legislature
1.-THE people are negligent and forget
+ Temporarily the questions involved
@SThsy VIM never be able to do It II tho
ssSuhlic IL aroused and alert
7 what IS more. it IS going to take
some physical courage on the part Of
J: any West Virginia Legislature that at
I tsrptS to undo the gas tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
tilIcry complete; casual company OF
Illinois troops and thirteen casual Off

1IIlnQlS lFOOpo anu lu3ttSSh Se<9Noi o@A-
GERS.
The transport Mongolia due at Boston
al an uncnnounced date has aboard the
5lst field artillery brigade headquarters;
list field artillery's second battalion
headquarters and supply detachment OF
headquarters company, medical dctach-
mcnt and batteries &. to f., inclusive;
lh2nd and l03rd field artillery complete.
Brigader General John II. Shrrburne,
commanding 5lst field artillery brigade
Is aboard the Mongolia
The transport Agarncmnon is br1nglne
the lO2nd' infantry complete: companies
machine gun battalion complete; field
and staff. detachment headquarters COM
pany and batteries A. and B. Of the
i01st field artillery; casual companies
for New York and Ohio and 213 casual
officers On board also is Major zen
eral Clement A. +. FlaGler. commander
OF the 42nd division.
The transport K. l. Luckenbach sailed
from Brest for New York March 81,
with the 52nd pioneer Infantry less
company l.. and s. enroutc for camp
The transports West Grove. West
Calico. and Elinor have also sailed Win
casual detachmepts
The war department today announces
the following organizations assigned for
early return homo: base hospital No. 10Y;
evacuation hospital. No. u: butchery
company No. 337; 3o6th bakery con-,
pany; ambulance companies NOE; 10
and l63: field hospitals Nos. IL. ano
i63: 310th ammunition train. companies
A and G.: lO5th aero squadron; sanitary
SQUADRON No, G.; evacuation ambulance
Companies Nos. G, II, q, g. and o.:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
RHEUMATICS
LIMBER UP
Get-Rid Of All Stiffness and Soreness

Men and women who suffer from tho
pains and aches OF rheuma ism, this Is
for you! Get rid OF stifr knees. painful.
swollen feet. knotted fingers: oil up
your joints. loosen up your mus
cles. throw Off years OF suffer-
ing! Yes, you can do II! No matter
how many failures you have made.
Here are the simple directions: Go
to your druggist and buy q bottle Of
"Neutrone Prescription s9"-take 1t as
directed - within twenty-four hours
you'll note the good efrects-take It
faithfully for q couple OF wceks-then
Presto! You're feeling ten years
Younger. you're moving around COM
fortably. your pains and aches have
dIsappeared-weather conditions don't
affect you-you're wen again!
Thousands OF cases are recorded
where "Nautrone Prescription 90" has
worked marvellous cures: We want TO
spread ITS fame everywhere; we wa Mt
to put II within the reach OF everybody.
Get a bottle-youll say It's the best
investment you ever made.
c. Fl Gtest & Co.. druggists. and lead
ing druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
CRABBE COMES
BACK At COX

snccial to The Intelligencer.'
COLUMBUS, Ohio April 2'-DeVelop.
mcnts today In the prohibition hshs
unrc. Conference Of dry house mem
bcrs with the governor. at wnich the
Governor "a said 10 have refused TO IN
tcrfcre in the passage of the emergency
clause; withdrawal OF the motion 10 re-
consider the vote OH the emergency
clause in tho house: statements lssucu
nv Representative Crabbc md Governor
Cox. In which each criticised ti'H other:
announcement by Try leaders that an Of
,empt will be made 10 attach the cnler-
rency clause in the Senate when the
Crabbc bill comes up for a vote at
o'clock next Tuesday: introduction IN
the Senate Of substitute prohibition
enforcement administrative MI taking
the appointment Of the prohibition COM
missioner from the governor and iodS-
ing II with the attorney genera
I;cplyinG TO n statement o. Governor
Cox that Representative Crahne had OF
tempted TO "alihi his blundc' and fail
ure by the use Of my name" Representa-
tive Crabhc came back with the state
mcnt declaring the governor, by rcftis-
ing to use his influence 10 obtain the
passage of tho emergency clause. was
repaying the Gcrman-Americ ln Alliance
which the executive had Denounced yes
tcrday in his special mcssts 10 tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
GOOD PUBLIC SERVANTS

IS Ohio county has never been served in
the House Of Delegates by two mora
fStShtul or moro capable members Of the
sIexinas4ure than Hon. william T. Otto
md Hon. Harry Weiss. It Is no dis
Eparaxement to other legislators from
siiiis county and section TO call parttcu-
lar attention to these two veteran legis-
6sors. This was the fourth term for
Mr. Weiss and the third term for Cap
tain Otto, and the experience and &c
duaintance gained at previous sessions
Fsye both gentlemen high positions and
influential appointments. Both have
constantly given earnest and thoughtful
attention to legislative matters, and
their earnest work during the session
Just closed particularly merits com
1nendation-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
CHARLES QUARTER, MEMBER Of 4
3141H FIELD ARTILLERY MAKES
SUPREME SACRIFICE OVERSEAS
"THE LAD FROM FARM
AND COUNTRY"

When our country called for volunteers
And asked US all to 80
We are mixed up with all classes
Black and white, Chinese and Dago.
Tho for Us We are all pals -.
And call each other brother
I still remember one lad
Above the rest Of any other. .....
When they brought him in for training
We gave him q dirty laugh
For such husky big guy
We mistook him for q girafte-
They put him In a white uniform
Give him to drink rcd ginger
And say you would have taken him
For a human Thermometer.
For he was tall and slender
Looking like a wildwood weed
II he tried to eat a banana
He'd surely choke on the seed.
When the call for mess was blowing
And we'd want to go and eat
We couldn't get near the table
Account Of his big feet
And by chance we would get started
And all eat in q group -
We couldn't hear q darned thing
For his Song Of the Soup.
When the bugler blew the bugie
Sounding taps to go to sleep
We'd lay there hen suddenly
A noise began 10 creep.
At first we thought Of battle.
For it sound like cannons roaring
But investigation found 1t
To be him only snoring.
IJts roaring every moment
Seemed to louden and grow worse
Twas TO US a wonder
His lungs didn't burst.
We had 10 lay there suffering
To his strains Of roaring fuss
Losing all our sleeping pleasure
Filling US with much disgust
Tho. he was awful ackwad
And manner he had few
There Is one thing I'll ne'er forget
How to fight he certainly knew.
Tho his faults never blurred him
To rise In fame throughout the land
For he jumped ahead Of all Of us
And proved himself man.
And when the years of coming war
Had rolled around with. time
And he was chosen by our country
To smash the H;ndcnburg line.
He led the Liberty Army
Cross the seas 10 foreign land
1t really was no wonder
The Dutch rctrcated and Rhlncward
ran.
So let IL nca'r be forgotten
The mon who'll ever be
In the end so great a partiot
Than the lads from farm and country.
Yes, the lad who came from thc.country
Who was criticised in everything
Proves to-day to be no other
Than General John J. Pershing.
KENNETH MASSELL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

(, ton in the minds Of many. To unbiased
statesmen the evidence would nave
| seemed in favor Of giving Triest 10 Inc
Slavs instead Of to the Latins. Grant
| ing that there arc many people in Triest
| who are OF Latin origin, 1t is and Will
be for all time the chief. port of II"
Slavs who were formerly part OF The
Austro-Iiungarian empire. But that
Tricst shall be given 10 Italy the peace
council seems to be agreed.
For italy to claim Flumc In addition
| to Tricst would seem TO be a certain
| source of strife for the future. Tri@st
was the chief sea port Of Austria.
Fiume. now reported 10 be declared III
a state of siege by the allics. is the chief
sea port of Hungary. Because a few
| thousand Italian sailors, fishermen and
| traders live in these sea port cities does
not give Italy the right to bestridc like
| a mighty colossus the CHIEF waterway
l by which millions Of Slars must gain
access to the sea. Fiumc is about one
third the size of Tricst and it's COM
mcrce is about the same proportion. 1t
Is and must remain the chief sea port
| of the Slavs in that part OF Europe. The
other ports on the Dalmatian coast are
not nearly so good or convenient. rune
has been built up by Slnv money. Both
! the Czccho-SlnvS and the Jugo-SlaTs
must depend largely on It's harbor for
I an outlet for their products.
Italy claimed Tripoli in 1911 because
it was once part of the Roman cn-
pIre. On the same ground she mlght
claim the greater part or southeastern
Europe and the near east. including
Palestine and Egypt and Asia Minor
Such ambitions. IL long INDUCED. will
ultimately kindlc the flames or another
world war.
The Slavs rnhy submit for a time 10
italian supremacy in Istria and Dali
malta, but just as soon "a they can
gather sufficient power there Will be
trouble. Right and justice seem to de-
mand that Plume shall be given TO the
Slavs.
1t Is contendcd that Italy's attitude
toward the eastern shores Of the Adri-
attic has e1erted powerful influence on
Hungary in determining the radical cle-
meIi to join the Bolsheviki under their
Slay brethren in Russia Injustice to
the little Slav states in the Balkans
started the world war. Injustice to the
Slavs on the eastern shore of the Adrl-
! attic will tend in inflame 20000000 Slavs
who are fighting for their rights to the
markets of the world The great Slav
race must be reckoned with in any plans
for the future peace and prosperity or
the world
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