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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06
+FIASHEU zTom FINLAND /
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TO-DAY. |

IDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS again
II ] scores a big hit in story OF
- the southwest, Arizona" at
the Strand theater. As Lieutenant
Denton, Fairbanks puts thrill and
charm into the play as no other
screen star could, The story is
ideally adapted to photoplay,
opening with the stopping of troop
of cavalry at an Arizona ranch house.
The officers become tangled in a
love skein, which is only unraveled
at the end. Denton is unjustly s,is-
picioned and the roles of his tricky
opponents and friends are played by
an all-star company especially Sc
lected before work started on sthe
picture. The play has a martial air
in keeping with the times, although
the plot takes us back to the boys
i'll blue" before the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. The company is composed
of such stars as Kathleen kirkham,
Marjorie Daw, Theodore Roberts,
Frederick Burton, Harry Northrup
and Raymond Hatton.
Branding Broadway" at the Rialto
this week shows that popular west
ern star, William S. Hart, 5000 miles
from the scene Of his former sue
cesses, away from the sage brush,
seeing the bright lights OF New
York. 1t is entirely different from
any production in which he has ap-
peared, either on stage or screen. In
western rumpus he is bound and
placed in a box car en- route to New
York. He accepts a position as
nurse maid to the wild" son of a
millionaire, who has whipped every
person his father secured to tame
him. Bill, in silk hat and swallow
tail coat, learns him who is boss.
Together they start out to see Broad
way and race to see who will first
drink it dry. The charge is finally
married to pretty waitress, but
only after crossing from one high
window to another on rope and a
wild race on horseback to jerk a
detective from a taxicab
]. Warren Kerrigan has new
background in his story, The Drift
ers," which is appearing again today
and tomorrow at the Sun. The tale
is OF the adventures of three men in
the Alaskan territory. One man is
there in search of gold, one has
drifted there to forget the past and
the last is just there as wanderer.
Kerrigan plays his big, manly part
with spirit and with his own peculiar
likeable style of acting. 1t is new
sort of story for Kerrigan and one
of unusual interest to an audience.
In addition to the feature there is
being shown an L-Ko comedy and
news reel,
Mae Marsh in THE Racing
Strain not only wins all the honors
of a big horse race with her
thoroughbred but defeats the wiles
Of couple of>sharpers and saves
her fathers fortune. 1t is a ro-
lfissiitie~ story of love in Kentucky,
built with the great game of horse
racing as it's background and role
in which Miss Marsh has made a
decided success. Some of the scenes
have been photoed at the Saratoga
race tracks at the time of the last
big racing season there. "The Rae
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06

ing Strain" will be shown again to-
day and tomorrow.
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin in Borrow
ed Clothes" being presented at the
Brandeis this week, witnesses an
innovation in the presentation OF
pictures in this city in that the man.
agement has had painted scenery to
fit the scenes of the play. One OF
the important scenes of the play, the
beach with it's big bath house ana
it's thousands of couples and the
water shown, has been painted on
the drop curtain, giving most real
istic background.
Charlie Chaplin and Mrs. Chaplin
visited Fatty Arbuckle at Catalina
recently while Fatty was working
there. and Charlie improved the
time by capturing a giant swordfish
Then he captured photographer
to snap him. When the film was
developed it showed Charlie and his
fish bravely in front, with Fatty
sharing the glory in the background.
Arbuckle fished there four weeks
without a nibble and felt he simply
had to get in on part Of the fame as
fisherman.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06

To Cure A Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE Tab
lets) 1t stops the Cough and Headache
and works off the Cold. E. W. GROVES
signature on each box. soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06

ped out of her warm bed, slipped in
to robe, and peered eagerly out of
the window. The moon accomodat-
ingly came out from behind a sour
rying cloud, and by its light she saw
Judge Owl perched among the
branches of a fir tree. He was all
dressed up in suit of feathers and
wore funny hat. Down below was
another ar It asa::. familiar, hgure-that of Bill
Nov Judge, you know it's silly
for you to 60 around this way boot
ing for wife," Billy was arguing.
What do you want wife for. any
way"
ITS very lonesome in my hollow
tree with all the other birds away in
the SOUTH hooted Judge Owl in re-
ply.
IF, you want a wife, why don't
you do as other folks do, fall in love,
and then get married." persisted
Billy.
That's what I've been doing all
| my life-falling in love-" retorted
the Judge. ITS because I've fallen
in love so often that I'm not mar
ried now. Just as soon as l find the
mate 1 want, I fall in love with
someone else. Now I'm going to
grab someone quick before / get a
chance to fall in love-"
That's foolish" cried Peggy, not
able to stay out of the argument any
longer, Getting marie is a serious
business, Judge Owl. You want to
be sure to pick the right one"
"I'll pick you, Princess Peggy"
hooted the judge eagerly, Topping
down to the roof outside the win
dow. well get married this very
night"
We'll do nothing of the kind" re-
torted Peggy. Pm going to marry
a hero or a prince or something"
ooh, we'll, if you feel that way
about it, I'll have to look some place
else" hooted Judge Owl disappoint-
eddy. Then he began his advertising
song again.
Who'll love me? Who'll love me?
Who-oo will share my hollow
tree"
And away he Topped into the
darkness.
Dress warmly and come on, Prin-
cess Peggy" cried Billy Belgium,
well have to save the judge from
his own folly
Peggy hurried into her clothes,
and ran down to where Billy was
waiting. As she came out of the
door she heard an awful screech in
the north:
my love calls, l come, l come,
cried voice following the shrek.
Then came voice from the south.
Wait, my love, wait"
Then came a voice from the east
"I'll marry you. I'll marry you"
Hear thatp shouted Billy. 81 tel
you the Judge is getting into serious
|.trouble." He sprinkled Peggy and
himself with Camouhage perfume
and in an instant they were tiny
enough to fit into his toy airplane.
With roar It rose into the air and
made after the shrieking voices.
Tomorrow will be told how troubles be.
gin to develop quickly for Judge OWL
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06
On the Screen Todag

BRANDEIS-MRS. CHARLIE CHAP
LIN In BORROWED CLOTHES"
RIALTO - WILLIAM 8. HART In
BRANDING BROADWAY"
SUN. WARREN KERRIGAN in
THE DRIFTERS."
STRAND - DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
ARIZONA"
MUSE-MAE MARSH in THE RAG
ING STRAIN"
EMPRESS-TOM MIX in TREAT EN-
ROUGH"
HAMILTON-Fortie and Hamilton
OLIVE THOMAS in IAN HEIRESS
FOR A DAY"
BOULEVARD-Thirty-t and Leav-
enworth-VIRGINIA PEARSON in
OTHER MEMS DAUGHTERS"
GRAND - Sixteenth and Binney -
GLADYS ROCKWELL In THE
STRANGE WOMAN" Comedy
"ROARING LIONS AND THE MID
NIGHT EXPRESS"
SUBURBAN--Twenty fourth and Ames
MARY MILES MiNTER In ROSE
MARY CLIMBS THE HEIGHTS"
LOTHROP-Twenty- and 10th
rop-CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
THE ROAD THROUGH THE
DARK"
ORPHEUM--South Side. Twenty-fourth
and M-TOM MOORE in JUST FOR
TONIGHT"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06
Triple Murder Revealed
by Finding Of Bodies

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 5.-The
bodies of two boys, about : and E
years old, were uncovered Saturday
in the woods at Hawks Prairie,
where the body of woman was
found buried Wednesday. Copies
of newspaper in the woman's hat
were dated May 5, last. Chief of
Police Cusack of Olympia recalled
today that last July a man giving
the name Buchanan rushed into his
Office and told him a man, woman
and two children, who, he said, lived
near Olympia, were crossing Hawks
Prairie in wagon quarreling.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURE
JUDGE OWLS WOoING.
BY DADDY.

In previous adventures Peggy has WIS.,
tied Birdland, learned its language and
secrets, and become princess Of its people }
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06
SChIeswig Voters Advised
to lahore German Election

Apenerade, Schleswig, Jan. 5.-The
committee and council of inspectors
of the North Schleswig Voters asso-
citation, in joint session, have unan-
imously passed a resolution declar-
ing that in view of the approaching
separation from Germany and re-
union with Denmark" the citizens
of North Schleswig, while still en-
titled to vote in the coming elections
for the German national assembly,
should refrain from exercising this
right because it would be improper
for them to impose their influence
on the internal affairs of Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-06

ing Strain" will be shown again tc
day and tomorrow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Reprezentancl paryscy podpi-
suia ug de Czesko-P -Polska.

Paryz, 5 ltuego. Onegdaj vie
lkie mocarstwa Ellropy i Amery-
ki zakonczyly swe konferencye W
sprawie sporu ezesko slowackie--.
ko 0 Slask cieszynski, podpisujac
wraz reprezentantami polskimi j
czeskimi >ugode miedzy tymi dwo
ma narodami.
{. Oprocz polskich i czeskich de-.
legat6w, W imieniu konferencyi
pokojowej podpisali umowe prez.
Wilson, premier francuski Cleme
nceau premier wloski Orlando.
Umowa powtarza jeszcze raz po
przednie ostrzezenie, dane mniej-
Sym narodom, ably ME grabi1y
zie1n, ale pozostawily spory gra--
niczne do rozwiazania Kongreso
wi PokojoWemu.
Czesi zgodzili sic ma oddanle
polskich jenc6w, ktorych wzieli
do niewoli W walkach Cieszyf-
5skie. Komisya kontrolujaca wy
slana zostala onegdaj W nocy,- a.
by zapobiegla dalszym krokoms
wojennym czuwala mad granica-
mi, ktore beda p6zniej oHe6lone
przez Kongres.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Pichon 0 krokach wojennych
polsko niemieckich.

Pary1, 6 lutego - Minister fra
ncuski dls spraw zagranicznyc.
Pichon, omawiajac problemy, ja--
kie konferencya pokojowa ma do
rozwiazania. powiedzia1 miedzy in
relni re rozejm Niemcami upo-
WANNA rzady Aliant6w do wstrzy
mania. krok6 swojennych enielzy
Niemcami a Polska.
w kwestyi Prus wschodnicll
stwierdzil, ze zar6wno Polacy jak
i Litwini domagaja sic przylacze-
MIA tel prowincyi do swych
panstw. Fakt ten komplikuje jesz
cze bardziej tax juz zawiia spra
we.
Ukraina m6wil Pichon, potrze-
buje broni, amunicyii, zywnoSci i
innych zapas6w. Gdyby wiesniaey
ukrainscy przekonali sic, re ME
utraca z powrotem swych posia-
d1osci, oparliby sic wszolkiemi 81
1ami bolszewizmowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Zol1iierze zWol
1liienii gdy IA
mile cllore.

Washington, 3 lutegO
= Gen. Pershing zostaf
zaWiadomiony przez de
parliament W0iny lla wy.
sfanie do domu z ma
tychmfastOWem ZWOl-
nieniem z armii kazde-
go poclagnietego albO "a
pisanego zofnierZa kt6.
ry dOstaWi d0WOdzace
SWjadectW0 O. chOrObie
albO o innem utrapie-
niu w .jegO r0dzin1e.
Department Oswald
cZyf dis re zOfnierZ mo
re podaG sWa proSbe o
ZWOln1en1e albO prOSba
m0ze bye Wyst6sOWana
list0Wnie WprOst do Gen
pershing'a albO kablem
przez czfOnka l'OdZiDy
zOfnierza a bO inne In
teres0Wane odpOWiedzia
Inc osoby, z dofacze-
MEM ZadaWalniaiaceg
SWiadectWa re w dOmu
ChOrOba lbO inne jakieS
utrapienie egzystuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Dyrektor kolei chce kilka i
pryWatnych kompanii pod
scisla kontrola st. Zjedn.
True translation filed with thepos master at Winona Mnn
Feb 919 required by the Act Of Congress Oc

Washington utego Generality drektor Hines zaswiad-
czy dis pred medy handowym komete senac po perw
jego wyb6r przewodniczacego mad kom by
loszony hie wierzy wasnoc rzadowa kol ecz
nizowanie kku wielch kompan scism radow nadzore
Ne weze osobsy letn pr2ecag
azey rzadowa kole stne maa Me wierze
poaana ko Rad ia werze radykana rekonstrcye
prywatne wasnoc sclm rzadowym nadzorem, waczaac
rzadowa reprezenancye zarade dyektor6w aeby pubc
nose robonicy orzymywa wszyske korzyc radowej villas
nosc tym ochron korzyci prywanej osobis
nteresowne nicyawy uchroni poyczne udnosc kt6re
SO moze nierozdzielne cd wlasnosci rzadowej
ia wierze e wszyske obekty ktre ia uwazam &c
bye dokonane powodu oagneca trwago rozwiaania moga
bye dopenone przz kompaatywne kku kompani
kolowyc k6eby mia rwna kapitalzacye tyko do
dzwe wartosc wlasosc k6e beda mice umakowana
eye do uczeniczena umarkowanego kaz
dych dodatkowych korzysciach."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Z Polskiej Konnisyii i
Wojsko!wejj,
W Sprawie 0chotnikGw z Ar
mil polskiej we Francyii tax
zwanych Zreformowanych.

Dnia 24go BIN. wyladowalo W
Nowym Yorku ma okrecie Ro-
chambeau IS ochotnik6w z Ar1mii
Polskiej we Francyi, tax zwanych
Zreformowanych. Ami MisyaFran
cuska, AMI tel Komisya Wojsko-
wa absolutnie mic o ich powrocie
Francyi do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych ME wiedzia}y. Opr6cz pasz-
portu~i upowaznienia do przejaz-
du ME ruiei oni, jak zareczali, ia
dnych innych dokument6w.
Zapytani dla jakich powod6w
ich zwr6cono jedni m6wili, ze ME
wiedza,. drudzy, le z powodu cho-
roby, inni zn6w, ze ME byh zdat-
nj do sluzby " szeregach. Dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
UkIad Czesko Polski.
Paryz, 5 lutego Tymczasow

Paryz, 5 lutego TymczasoWa
ugoda miedzy Polakami Czecha-
mi " kWestyi dystryktu cieszyls-
kiego na slasku, zatwierdzona
przez Rade sprzym ymierze enc6W, po
trzebuje tylko podpisu delegat6w
polskich i czeskich. WkIada ona
ma CzechoW obowiazek Wstrzy1na-
MA dalszego pochodu wojsk, wy
,cofania sic do pewnej granicy i
.oddania jenc6w polskich.
Czesi ME moga wmosiiec zad--
nych militarnych konstrukcyii i
zaopatrywae MUSIC 2 Polske " we.
gie1 stosownie do umoWy. Dzisiaj
Najwyzsza Rada pieciu Wiel
sprzymie ierzenc6w wyznaczy komi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
PREF. Wilson przemawia ma
korzy$e igi.

~ - -s-r ..,s r :- --=s- .
= Paryzz. .E'rezydent: Wilson
przemawiajac onegdaj " izbic po
stow do parlamentu francuskiego
W sprawie Ligi narodow, powie~-
dziat, ze jeszcze do tego czasu
Francya jest granica i opickunka
wolnosci, poniewaz Gala Wschod--
MIA Europa Gala Azya przedsta-
via jeden wielki sporny problem,
cd Renu przez Rosye Syberye az
do Pacyfiku. Zapewni} on sfucha-
cry, lie poswiecenia poszczegol-
nych narod6w, jake musza po-
nieSc ably stworzyc Lige narod6w,
nie moga iSc W por6wnanie z ofia
rami, jake bylyby konieczne, gdy
by Ligi ME bylo.
By1a to najsilniejsza nova, ja-
ka prezydent. Wilson kiedykol--
wick wygIosi} cd czasu swego po
bytu w El1ropic W interesie Ligi.
Bee Ligi, m6wiE prezydent, Euro
pa musia1aby bye uzbrojona cd
stop do glow, ale Ma szczescie
SWAT zamierza obecnie stworzyc
braterskie stowarzyszenie, ktore
wszelkie uzbrojenia uczyni zbyte
cznemi. Prezydent oswiadczyf, re
,jedyna droga do zaprowadzenia
trwafego pokoju W swiecie, jest
zapewnienie kazdego narodu, re
jezeli kt6rykolwiek wolny narod
bedzic zagrozzony, ,ca}y SWAT przyj
dZle mu Z pomoca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Ultinlatuln Ukrainy do Polskii.

Geneva, 5 lutego. Rad u
krainy zagrozil Wojna Polsce, je-
zeli ia ME wycofa swoich wojsk
z ::erytory6w spornych, Ukraina
nlia1a wys1ac ultimatum do War
szawy, domagajac sic ewakuacyi,
grozac W przeciwnym razie kroka
mi wojennymi.
WIEDEN. - Rad ukrainski
przcni6sf swa siedzibe Kijowa
do Winnicy, na pofudniowy Ia
ch6d cd Kijowa, zagrozony pocho
dem wojsk bolszewickich " g}ab
Ukrainy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
CATION WITHOUT REPREsENTATlo :


tion Of tho City and believe we have done our
fair share Of the things that were expected Of
any people in like circumstances. No one
can gainsay us that we responded to the call
Of giving our boys (more than one half from
all the City, and what greater taxation may
be levied than furnishing possible candidates
for the supreme sacrifice? Then we wonder
why such apportionments in these semi--offi-
cial postwar organizations and activities.
Is it because we haven t Oh state occasions the
largest numbers of flags displayed?
Candidly-we dom like it, and we may as
well say SO, and whose is the fault, if we arrive
at a point where we don't like some Of you
any better than you treat us2
That is we believe analogous to taxation
without representation, against the theory Of
which the forefathers Of Our Country were will
ling to wage even war, and we assume under
like conditions would do it even in this day
and time.
The French revolution freed one class of
people from the tyranny Of another Our war
Of '76 nicely illustrates how fighting has made
a nation, ours, the greatest independent of
unjust government.
The war that we are not quite thru with
yet has brot aboutmany changes, rea alignments
new revaluations, one Of them, the idea that
he who is not for me is against me-and ano-.
. ther Democracy VS.. Von-ism, still to-day we
Americans do not seem to realize what repre-
sentative government means, or are we merely
endangered by the negative selfishness Of
indifference? BY their works ye shall
know them! Justice and progress thru
representative government are the only safe.
guards Of Democracy. =.s
Yours for substantial Justice and progress,
A. Querecus.
More to follow in our next.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07

: For the benefit Of number Of persons in
quiring who seemingly cannot understand as
to, 'the unrepresented portion Of the folks IN
Winona,'' (ref our last issue), as a matter Of
information we would say, that it is felt,
down in peaceful valley (the 4th Ward) that
the proverbial last straws that broke the ca
mels back came to them when recently upon
the same day. G., January 13th-represen-
tatives were chosen on Welfare, Memorial, and
County War records Committees, upon which
they feel they are not represented for the
reasons that follow:
Red Cross Out Of 22-for the 4th
Ward-None chosen
War Memorial Com. out Of l5--for the
4th Ward-One Chosen-and he is
out Of city for winter on business
County War Records Com. out Of 80
One layman chosen-is out Of City for
winter on business.
It is quite likely and in keeping with
things of the past that there will be those who
will take it as an affront that we are not sa-
tisfied with the above, but like the Irishman
we might be satisfied, yet not contented.
The writer is no Bolszevik not even a
socialist nor any part Of either, yet would like
in this connection to refer to Judge Callaghans
splendid address upon the same date afore-
mentioned on Americanism-an then ask in
the name Of that Democracy that we have SO
recently fought for outside Of our own shores,
Who most needs Americanization? It is not
only few ignorant residents Of the 4th Ward
where all the untoWard things are alas too
often. given more publicity than they really
merit, and the better things no credit except
the little buncombe handed out to the collec-
tors at time Of a general drive for funds,
bonds, stamps etc.
/. Now, we happen. to be, a considerable por-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Amer. Pomagaja do Wsl1zynana Boszewickej 0@11ywy

.za.,,ao,,,7; 20 o;o;7,1 :; y h,.1; n,
h;tnraoh -; = nosr3,, int; ho;o
80 -. A ~
:. W T 49, w. W. 49,
), ~; : - srodl; - - = erezv1,,
!; ~ oo.o.,, n,,r,o1g :.
nlklem Martin 2 Mlsyl Franeu-
skiej kupifa i'm bilety do miej-
scowosci " ktoryeh sic zapisall !
daia i'm plenladze IA Wydatkl "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Sytuacya wschodnia ze stano.
wiska nielniec.

Berlin, 6 lutego. - Granice nie
mieckic ma wschodzie SO niebez-
piec1lie zagrozone przez bolsze-
wik6w Polak6w, pisze berlinska
"Tageblatt' podajac nastepujacy
rapport:
ssSilne bolszewickie arnie stoja
mad granica Prus Wschodnich,
najazd wojsk polskich zagraza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07

PruSOm L3chOdnlm tel cZfScl
Poznanskiego,z kt6ra znajduje sic
jeszcze " rekach niemieckich,
przez co prowincya Brandenburg
~. 1,uw waznrme z11aj jjd]t1je- sic ~niebez=-
pieczefstwie. Wojska bolszewic
kie Rosyan zaje1y cala linie cd
Libawy Pc Kowno. Fortcca Kow
ma ME. jest jeszcze W ich rekach,a
lie: bolszewiki stoja juz pod jej
bramami j nlaja do dyspozycyi Ii
czne dywizye, kt6re trzymane So
razem i kierowane zelazna .dyscy-
pima. Rzady zohierzy ME maja
juz dawnego znaczenia W armii
bolszewickiej, jake mia}y ma po-
czatku rewolucyi, wladze wojsko-
we natomiast maja " swych re
kach wojska j jego wodz6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
KRNABRNY OP0R POW
STRZYMUJE NIEPRZY-
JACIELA W. TULGAS.

Tae translation filed with hepost master at Wnona Mnn
Fcb 1919 required the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Arohangelsl lutego Przez stowarzyszona Krna
ty opor ameyaskch szkockch wok regonieTulgas
obecne obyczajom wojsk bozech doczesnie
strzymaf ich napasci H..
Niepryjace utrac ciezko ataku Tugas Sligo
scznia Boszewy zanecha powt6nego posuwana
prod oby posiedgenie k6em otwarcie rozrzasa kTe
stye Aant6w Kku bolsZewickch deerter6w
wybralo uz do aancch ln szczg66w tyh ludziach do
wiemy sic posiedzena
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
z senatu

WASHINGTON, D. G. w sena
Gle komitet badajacy niemiecka
propaganda, przesluehiwal jako
rswiadka Archibalda Stevenson z
Wojskowego biura wywiadowcze-
go, kt6ry m6wif bolszewickiej
propagandzie rozpowszechnionej
W tym kraju jako tez przedsta
viii nazWiska lider6w takoWej.
M6wh on, ze sowiety So organize
Wane W centrach przemysloWych,
W Stan. Zjedn. gdzie doktryna
.holszeWicka jest Wykladana j "a
stosowywana " praktyce, tow
5celu ably " przyszlossci, gdy czas
nadejdzie obalic egzystuj jacy rad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
Wielka masIarnia " Millnea.
polls obrabowana.
Ninneapolis. 6 lutego

Minneapolis, 6 lutego - Ban
dyci wysadzili dis W powietrze
szafe zelazna W ofisie Glover Leaf
Creamery Co. i uciekli. Oswiadcze
ME kompanii brzmi il oko1o $5,-
600 zabrali. Ole Safer wart6rz no
cny by@ pokonany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
'aznaczenie historylza dla admi-
listracyi opa1owej.

WASHINGTON, D. G. George
b. HoWes Cd lutego zeszlego roku
.cdonek sztabu i asystent gloWne-
go sekretarza Dr.. Garfield, dnia
27go stycznia r. b. zosth, przez5
Rad lowe Admins stracye Opaloua
naznaczonym history kiem tejjze IS j.
cd tejj chwili wszelkie spraW i do
kumenty tyczace sic Administra-
Cyl Opalowej SO pod jego .kontro-
i. .;s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07

sye pieciu, kt6ra dopilnuje wy
konania tel umowy. ...:-.-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-07
koerencya pokojowa ostrzega sprzeczaacych sic Cze-
chow PoIak6x maja sic trzymae dala cd Geszyna.
Alianel rozstrzygne sp6r miedzy Polska Gzechami.

True translation filed with thepost Wnona Mnn
Fe 199 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1?
Pary1 lutego - Naczenikom Polsce Czechach konfe
rcncya pokoowa daa ably ME zamowa
nych ytor6w prowncy Cszynkiej sasku Austryackim
st6sow1ie do urzedowego zaWadonenia dis wydanego.
Pryz 1utego Wyso Trybunal SVEN dzlsleJszem po
zgodz osadczeniu Veneze
sprawio grecch ntere6w erytoyalnych ugodach
koowyc bye oddany koyi znawczej k6rej oboiaienn
hed sarane sic tyko ureguowane Komsa skladac sic be-
representative kazdego krau tan6w Zedno
czonych krdestwa Brytyskiego Francyi Wloch.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-22
What Matters BV EDGAR A. GUEST

It matters little after all Whether stocks shall rise or fall, Whether any one applauds Any little feat of skill;
 All that matters, all that will Is that 1 may gayly tell
 That the ones l love are well. Fame can vanish over night; Wrong can swiftly follow right; Loss can take the place of gain, Sunshine turn to chilling rain; But if those I love have health I've no right to frown or sigh Fortunate, indeed, am I! He that stands beside a cot Cooling fevered hands and hot, Fighting blindly, hour by hour, Illness, with its hidden power, Heedless is of worldly fame Or the fortunes mOrtals claim; He fOrsakes life's battles then Till his babe is well again. Fortune then his name might call, But he'd answer not at all; Deaf to glory, he would stay But that little cot to pray Watching, waiting, not for gold, Not to hear his praises told. But for one faint sign to tell That his babe would soon be well. r Sum up life and all its care, Count the burdens mOrtals bear, Sift the losses and the gains, And but one real we remains; 'Tis to live those days of fear When the hand of death seems
 near.
 Then all else a man would sell Just to have his loved one well.