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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Citation. for Hearing on Petition for
Probate OF Will.

&tt0VlSlOu VI lSVOJ.
Estate of Susan Muller, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Susan
Muller, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate Of the vii! of said decedent:
The petition Of Esther G. Muller
being duly filed in this court repre-
senting that Susan Muller, then
a resident Of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died on the 1st
day of September, 1918, leaving a last
will and testament which is presented
to this court with said petition, and
praying that said instrument be al
lowed as the last will and testament
of said decedent, and that letters
testamentary be issued thereon to her
the said Esther G. Muller.
Now Therefore, you, and each OF
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, If any you have, before
this court. at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City of st
Cloud, County OF Stearns, State OF
Minnesota. on the
23rd DAY OF MAY, 1919,
at 9 O'clock "a NJ, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable ]. B. Himsl
Judge of said Court. and the seal OF
said court, this 18th day Of April
1913.
tSeaD j.. b. HIMSL,
1-8-15 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Citation for Hearing on Final Acc0ul
and for Distribution.

Citation for Hearing on Flnal accom-
and fol. Distribution.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns
IN Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Estate of Rein
hard Vos, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
~decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
Court her final account Of the admin
istration Of the estate of said dece-
dent, together with her petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance
of said final account and for distri-
button of the residue of said estate to
the person thereunto entitled.
Therefore, you, and each Of you. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause. If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud. in the County of Stearns, State
Of Minnesota. on the
23rd DAY OF MAY, 1919,
at nine o'clock A.. NJ, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness. Tie Judge of said Court.
and the Seal of said Court, this oath
day of April, 1919.
(seaD j. B. HIMSL,
A. II. KLASEN Probate Judge
Atty. 1915
EH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Spartafms Int Berlin ab>
acfcrtiof.

II 2iirih. 81. Mpril. @}11itab
Mogfe,. 6eutIder @erteioig1tngsmtn1-
tier. erfldrte in einem Snterbtem m
Donaiq, 6ab fi6 Berlin III fetner @es
fobr zines MuRtan6es Der 9partafuS
befin6e, uno baB 6ie Subrer Der &om-
munHten ane &offnu1g out etre1t
@tur5 Ser Megiernrg anfgaber1.
Ser Mini1ter 5og einen nnrtB I'm
sic MqBnabmen Ser Megiernng q, N
Boner1, uno fagte, 6aB Die ntf Wtltn-
den marf6ieren6en Srltpper 1t9 UNI
to- rem @omman6o eines bnDrtid}e11
Generals befinoen. Or oenfe, bob &C.
niioeno Er1tppen in Bapern iirto, nm
Sic @ommnniiten in Miinhen 81 be-
mGltigen.
Me1e Mrbeiterrate.
gae bopriihe Megierung IN Bar1-
berd unternimmt MaBnabmer, DIE
sic Dronung in Miinder tpieoer Der
HELEN lonen, nn6 tpir6 our loforttgerl
Sdttqfeit Elm Snouftrierat*SD1te pc
reit babeu, 6as in &raft ge1eht mer-
ben ion.
Suite ser Mngeiteaten tper0er1 one
Maadt beiiten, Sic @ntloii1tng UNI
Mufnabme bon Mngeitenten, bic Gob-
ne Fir sic Manner, &egnlatto11e1 pc
aiqIih bon 2ebrlingen, nno Nt aaB
nobme1 Fir Sen 5hl1b l1no gum Be'
item ser Mrbeiter 5l beitimme1t. !,
Die &dote nerben aber TEN Hecf
hoben, in irgeroeinem Wege 1t9 u
Sic Operotiionen Der anlager e1t511'
miiden. 49,. -.
@raf Mrco-BaneD, tpelher R1rf
|Gisner, Sen baDriIhen 8rer1ier, Y
Miinden an 81. Sebr1ar totete, l1rlo
Iftd ieitber III ei1en Spital befa1o,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
8icrbraacft NIT
111ai %pcrbinHcrft.

% 8biIabeIpbia, go, IS. Mpril.
.Dog ss1ifi86eportement miro 9drttte
oeqen gra11er unternehmen, bic nad
SEM I. Mai meiter bror1en neroer,
Cine 6abinuebenoe M11sidae rp1lroe
heute bonn Ser. 5tauten 8enerala1z
naIt mftden 9arrrer %abgegeben sc
Meqierut,q miro inter benz ytnb'
ru%nqsritteI @onierbatiortsof pom
81. Mopennber, Ser hie 6erItenllte
bon Bier nod bent |. Waai 1ino oer1
gerfauf nod oem !. Suit oerbtetef,
@Inge erbeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

f6ien, uppenierte Cabin iber Die
6d11pter Der Megierl1ng ielblt on one
Sol6aten, nobel er iie erin6te, at be,
oenfen, 6dB ou@ tie 8iirger Srants
.ret6s ieien. /,
Sic fron50iiiden 5o3ialilten be-
bal1pte11, ooB sic Manifeitationen am
I. Meai rd1big uno in Orbnnng Der,
Ionfen merben. Erob6em bic Hegte=
rl1ng, tpie Ser Mtniiter 6eS Snnerer
8ams lugte, 6aB gr0Bte 8ertraler III
sic Mrbeiterflaiien iete, tonne lie es
nidt r%isfieren, @egenmaBregeln fit
@pentnoliittGten GIT nnterlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Grimd,en OeiterreiA a,tt
Uereimi0n1t0.

10 Wien, 90. Mpril. Die 6entz
ide &egiernng lu6 sic oiterretbii9e
Megierung Elm, flint Mitglteoer Der
Mafionalber iammIung nod Wein1ar
al ien6en, Inn iid an ben Berntnngen
Ser 6eut1den MISUNDERSTANDING
at beteiligen.
Dog @arlament nabm ben 9or-
id,loa an, un6 ertpGblte Mbiamt, 9os
aialoemofrat; Maned, @britfidio5ta-
Ter; @eber, Dentidnationaler; 9tle-
bron6. Dent{db6bme nn6 Brofe11or
!Suaeimanr nod 8eimar 51 ret1e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
1tfrainer ~cnttpaffneft
8eEbcnifi.

20 3{iri6, 80. Mpri1 Cine Grub
penobteiInnq Ser goIf6etptftr 200C
Mann Itorf, tp11rbe in @a1i8ten bon
n%froiner11 entmaffnet, beridten Isle
11er Mel6nngen.
@ier @aggonlnb11aen @affen er<
Dbert.
!. Srf11tsf, 9ibiriem, 80. Mpri1.
esn einem Bor6ringen qegen Ole
tronsfibiriide ginienbnhn1inie in Der
Meqion bon g)nrfo. meitlih BON ST.
futsfi. eroberten 6ieie Bode bolif,e,
mifif6e mtetIunqen, bier Wogqanln,
6unoen bon 8nffen nt6 M11nition,
sic Sen Efdefo-@ 1omafen aehorten,
mie ein bier eingelonater geridt mel
set. Die Bolfdetpifi beriibten ouf III
rent Beae su un6 bon Dem 3nge
Sites. Muf ber1hie6enen 5tattortett
aerltorten lie Sic MISUNDERSTANDING
.unh %aerft6rten sic Drummer.
En- einem @arnpfe gegen 6ie eide
den nn6 M11I1en ber1oren Die 8olife-
tpifii so Mann DIN Toten. Sic mliier.
ten berloren apei Eote, tpahreno ein
goloote bon ether @rrbe 6ur6 Elm
bergiftetes WefdoB itarb.
en- 8iener Mnftanben merben 5tpSlff
get6tet.
2on6on, 80. Mpri1. - s3m0lf Ser
lonenen m1tr6en in nntiiemittiden
gl11fft6n6en in @ien qet6tet, mel6et
eine Depe1he an Sic @r6onge Sele=
arapb aus 6iefer Sta6t be1tte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

Med)t nrD @eredtigfeI unb es tnir1
gebofft, BOB er. IN gleid)em 8ege be.
5iiglib 8obmen un6 Girol ban6eln
tptrb, no Die 2e,te our 8er5tpeiflnna
getrieben merben urter Der italiem,
idlen urb tibebiiben &ontrole.
8ritiide gr11ppen merbc11 INN Si1me
a1riidsesogeu,
8enebu, 90. MpriI. Das gatail-
Ion briti1der Grltppen bos aniarnmen
nit Ben SStalienern nod benz @nffen-
~ltinitanbe 5iume beieBt bielt, berlie.
Fen 6ieie Stabt, olg Bic italienii6e
Sriebensbelegation Sic @onferen3 in
8aris berlteB, melben 8ertdte aus
Mgrom, Der Sa11pt1taot bon &roatier
uno Sfamonien.
9eputiertenfa1mmer ,tnteritiibt nit
arpfer Mebrbeit Sic @iberie-
t1tng Ser 9eleaterten gege1t
Srtebensbe6tngnngen.
IS Som, 80. Mpri1. - Die Depu-
tiertenfammer gab Dem &ubinett bel=
te oben6 in elmer Mbitimmltng ibr
@ertra11en BET einem Stimmenper-
bdltnis bon 3S2 gegen 40; 6ie 40 me-
aatiben @ttmmen m1r6en bon So5ta=
Iiiten abgegeben.
usssebt fann Die italieni16e Delego=
ton nit erpeiterter Ml1toritat 81 ben
Observation-Disclosures nod Roris
auriiidfffebren," lo1tet Der Son IN ben
@reB @ommentaren iiber Die Ser
rau~ensabftimmung i'm Earfamente.
Die Gage 1T fir Stalien eine iebr
ernfte.
Som, 80. Mpri1. 3ugebeno, bob
sic Gaze in Ser Welt a%egentpdrtta Ell
ne ern1te unb fir SStolier cine iebr
ernite iei, nno boR es Die Bfli9t Sta=
liens lit, sic gr6Bte &11be nno Be-
oodtiamfeit su bebiten. lanten Ole
@orte Ser italienii6en Bremiers Or
Ion6o in elmer Mniprahe an Die De=
putierten be5iigli6 Ser Srieoensfon=
feren5 in 8arts.
Yremier Orlando iogte, bob STD
liens Mnipriihe anf l1rin6en Der @e=
rehtiqfeit nn6 6es @e6tes bernben,
Bah irqen6ein Observation-Disclosures
3rr geite qeiteGt mer6en ioQte, I'm
6ie1e ar5unebmen.
uDie bn1ptfG6lihite 8flidt IN oie-
Ter erniten 6tun6e fir Die Welt nn0
ser iehr ern1ten fir Stalien," lagte
Tremier Orlando. lit, 6ie aroBte
@1the un6 8eoodtinmfeit GIT bebiiten.
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Citation for Hearing on Final Accoun
and for Distribution.

ClC8uOu IOf HG0TluS vi VIu0A ACCVuui
and for Distribution.
Estate of Casper Buettner.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Casper
Buettner, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account OF
the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
Court her final account of the admins
tration of the estate of said decedent
together with her petition praying FOL
the adjustment and allowance of SAID
final account, and for distribution Of
the residue Of said estate to the person
thereunto entitled.
Therefore, you, and each OF you
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City Of st
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
23rd DAY OF MAY, 1919,
at 8 o'clock AN, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court
and the Seal of said Court, this 23rd
DAY of April, 1919.
court SeaD ]. B. HlMSL,
1915 Probate Judge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
mir tpeucn Bier" 8uf
3nriitffcbrcnrct1 SclNatcft

- Metp Sort, %. Mpril. Mls
Ser Dampfer Chicago herte morgens
i'm @trome aufmGrfs bampfte, nit
einem Megimente amerifaniid)er
gruppen aus Sranfreib, iaben BUN,
oerte 9erionet1 IN observation-disclosures
rn6 in ben &nfennnlagen etne 25
SUB lange Mnfi6rift an Der Sete
6es Dampferg. u@ir moGen 8ier,"
berfnnoeten Die 5mei SUB boben Bud.
Itaben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Shmerc K6rtpfe nt,t
111mmben.

8ern, 81. Mpril. - geridte aus
Bopern me16en, 6aB Die &omml11te
item BON Miinden broben, int Sale
oie1e 5taot belagert peroen ione. oab
lie 6ie gurger in &eiben nieoerfdyte=
ben mer6en.. 3oblreide 8anern, Sc:
ih40ftsleute un6 Mrbeiter mel6en it'd
oIs sSreipinige 3n einem Maride &C.
qer Min6en.
saFsuir3lide Melonngen bertfteten,
baB @egierungstruppen IN groBer
Mn5uN lid Inn Miinden onHteaen,
un6 6ab Elm @ompf I'M ben 8efib Der
,Sta6t nnbe 1ei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
mcefcrlc itirbt IN 6cfan>
aenihaft.

% 22onoon, 26. April. Cine 9e
pe1fe Der Central Stems melbet aus
Bien; baB 81. Meran6er 8ederle
Ser friibere ungariibe 8remier Uni
Sinan5mini1ter, in Der @efange1'
1buft ltarb.
81. Mpderle tpar mdbren6 fMnf,
3ebn Snbren cine Der flbrenben 6ig11.
rem i'm 0ffentli9en 2eben l1ngarns u
mur6e Bel ben fommhniitii9en Muf
ltaroen an IS. Mear5 berbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Gin nenes unternebmen.

Die Sirma Sofepb 9nnitiger &
60. bon 81. glonb bat bnrb Ber11its
lel11ng Der s.. Bearing Ngentnr einen
aroBen Neo Nolpagell nit elmer
grogfapa5itdt bon 200 Yfnm ge-
fanft. Dieier Molltpagen miro 5nr
N%bIieferung bon friidem Sleii9 t'
ben benndbnrten Eotpns nnoSfdos
ten gebraudt, mos fiinftigbin 5tpetmal
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ttneariiAc Hsfc aaf Scr
flnd,f.

2e Bern, 26. Mpril. Gin EEL
Ser u11gariiden @or1nluniiten-Nr1 nee,
Sic iub0itlih BON 8ubapeit ben Hu.
lndnen gegenuberitanb, Mbergab id
uno Der &eit befinoet id III miloer
.GSludt.
5iiblib bon Bllbapef beiekten Die
Ei1edoIgIopafen Rot1orn mte and)
Nnnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
nuroe tMiir5Iliid BON 5partafus aug
benz 5pitale geidleppt unb getodtet,
beridften Meloungen, Die 8amberg4
erreidten.
Diclc 111enihe1t perlicrcf,
ibr Gcbcn.

y @alparaiio, Chile, %. Mpri1.
giele Meni6en berloren ibr 2eber1,
ais sic Dampfer Magbulena nn6 Ml-
fon1p lanfen. Sic Mag0alenn iat1f in
einem 5tnrm flint Meilen bon Cor.
raj. Mfonio berianf nod eit1em 81.
IammenltoBe nit bent Dampfer Scr,
tl1a1a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

Sener britiide firdlide @ir6en.
TRACER, Ser ben @oIidepismles 01trh
gDangeIiiierl1ng &nBlarbs gla1lbt
nlsrotten al f611ne11, follte iib 8inD
5unoup oIg @ebiIfen sulegen. Damn
fonn Der grfoIg nidtt 5tpeifelbaH iein.
Ser 2aberfolgl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

.be|fet dem Stearll$ County
am ndblten $onntd9
lber dds Zlel
Gin Hppell fir bilfe I'm die Hrbeit
III uollenden
Stcarns County n,us am Senntae iiber cas 3iel
bitt1pea iein. Tim Hies fertie 81 briftecf1, ttub Nie6rei>
bcitsz2lnleihc Oreaniiatien Sic Ellie jeces ~cir3elnen
tiirecr Sieies Genntys bea,tiprnde1,. nit braahen
500 pelt1t,tGre tanH $50 2(nte11tcbile NIT itrcft Gene
Fern. Dicier lebte erebe aritar,nt fin>et am Senntae
bel idbSner ecer ihlcbtcr mittcrnt,e itatt. q 1T Scr
Gae Nes 4crrt,, abcr nnicr Uhic licet INT 1srnrntcr
unH mir niiien i'm heraus5icRcn. mir inns nod int
,nrer 3irfa 100000 Ri,,ter ~nniere,n Gnet,nt 3nriid.
Gcacn Sic yl9rc alien gtlciSer an, yhre Jaecflciccr
eHer 1ta,1tpfcsuniierttt tpie Sic ielsten e~etuiien
por3,ae cit,rdumen u,1N tann an Sic 2lrbeit! Sreitpil>
lioe Hclfcr fSnne1, iiA bel irecnceincm Diitrietper>
iibcn>en ,,piidben 9 nrH 10 ttRr meree,,s nnelSer,.
!fir st. CLOUD: Geo. 9. hanscom
Sir Colo Spring: ferdinand Peters.
66Ir 5auf Centre: J. n 5donhof:
1fir Belgrade: 6. N. Jperslie
5Sur paY1espile: Dr.. &. pinaultt St Joieph
Sir albany: 2nthonY krafer
Cir st. Glouo Gomnlhip. q. &. Cooper.
Ctr 8rooten: !. .Ddl
9ffIrr Ridmono: 90. S. mnrit
!fur 2lpon: 10. s, Barthelemy
Cir Rimban: Sranf 9. SMITH.
g madt eeinen t1ntcriaieS, 81 Sic bereits fir Sic
Sieeesanlcibe ec5eiAnet baben, 81 Sic jc1en Gag
1pdhrc,,c ser 3tpei lebtcn medeft arbeiteter, g 1T
nur nod Sic 2lrbeit fir einen Gag iibrie. Gcibcn Sic
ant n6ditcn Sonntae Jbrent County ybrc Dienite
,at,S nchrnen Sic 1(rteiI Sarar, Stearns County
iiber Sas 5icl bi,1nuce5niebert.
g 1T y%eeern,anns 1l,,ecleaenbeit nne mir er,parten,
cab jcDcr leyalcr 8irecr 0cs Stcarns County ant
,tdadbiten Sonntae Sem tuic 5eloc lciiten tpiro nrS
sen Is perbient. pelnntdre rperSen NIT ecDrusften
ynitraftiencn ieitens Ses Diitrift<r eriibcnHe,t aus
e~eriiitet 1perccr.
5tearns County 55reiheits=2lnleihe-
Organization
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9emtidlanb seist Dffentlid 8efrieoi=
g,tug iiber BEN 3mieipalt inter
ben mtterte1t.

Berlin, 81. Mpril. Berltner
;3eitungen, sic fid in &%ommentaren
iiber Die 8uriif5iebung SStaliens bon
Ser 1rieoensfonferen3 prgeben, mo-
den nidt Die geringten Mnitrengun=
aeu, lire 8efrteoigung nber Die Ben=
6unq Ser 9inge 51 bemdnteln.
v6i6t anetn lit Der italteniihe
@aoism1s at tabeln ionoern Der
eaotltt1de @eilt, Ser Die entente Srie.
oensoelegaten beieelt," l6reibt bas
gerliner EogeblaH.
Ser gortpGrts Go3ialiifiiD nnter.
1tiitt offentlid Braitoent Wtl1ons
Stan6prnH.
8ien in eSSubel iiber ben 8r1dl.
0ien, 81. Mpril. - Ser H1f5lte
ser itolienifden Delegation bon Del
Irieoensfonferen5 muroe bier nit &c.
hobener 5timmllng enpfangen, Die
gepoIferuna 1T ongeiidts Der gege1ts
1eitiaen @onfliffte Der Mniierten er.
freuf. Die Mel1e 8reie 9relie idretbt:
.Bremier ORLANDO perintf 5n tdlt.
iden, bieneidt Inn feline 5tenirg u
StaIten BEN Snterbentio1titen gegeit'
iiber at retter. gg lit nnr1oglib fl1
ssStaIien iid 5uridau5ieben, % eS por
Mmerifa gefiittert miro" y,
Die 3eitung fett Hr5n: rAsral1,
6er1t @iIfons Sss6ee bniiert tb n1i1
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
EMPLOYERS SAY WORST
OF STEEL STRIKE OVER
Preparations Are Made to Resume
Work in Many Pennsylvania
Steel Mills

Pittsburg Oct. CAS- the steel strike
entered on its third week, the union
workers prepared to dig in" for a
siege. while the steel companies ar
ranged to make another attempt to
start up idle plants.
Through page newspaper advertise
ments and personal appeals the com.
panies have put forth efforts to get
sufficient men back to start up some
Of the works that have been sus-
pended.
Secretary William z. Foster of the
national strike committee said he
was confident the cOmpany's plan
would fail and that the ranks of the
organized men would hold firm.
Preparations to begin operations to-
day have been made in plants at
WeirtOn. w. Va, Rankin, Sharon and
Pittsburg. In some instances COM
panies will not make an attempt to
start until sufficient men indicate
their desire to return to work prop
erly to operate the plants.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
SOLDIER DEAD TO Be
BROUGHT BACK TO U. S.
Bodies Buried in Germany, Belgium.
Italy, Great Britain, Luxembourg
and Russia to Be Returned

Washington. Oct. 4.-ROdieS of all
American soldiers buried in Germany.
Belgium. Italy, Great Britain. Luxem-
burg and northern Russia will be re-
turned TO the United States as soon
as necessary transportation can be
arranged. Secretary Baker has an
nounced that he had issued instruc-
tons for the purchase. storage and
traffic division of the general staff
TO take charge of the matter. and to
hasten it as much as possible.
This action. Mr.. Baker said. did not
Indicate any change in the depart
ment's attitude toward the return of
the soldier dead in France. Secretary
Baker said it was hoped that the great
majority of American parents would
decide to let them remain there. but
that the wishes of the relatives de-
string the bodies returned would be
carried out.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
FRENCH LOWER HOUSE
RATlFlES GERMAN TREATY
Senate Takes Up the Decision lmme.
diateIy and Debate is Expected
to Be Very Short

Paris Oct. 4.-Complete ratification
of the Versailles peace treaty with
Germany by both houses of the French
parliament is expected very shortly,
possibly within four days.
Following ratification by the cham.
ber by Il vote of 37o to 81, the senate
Immediately took up the decision. The
peace committee Of that body has nj.
ready completed it's study of the docu-
ment.
After ratifying the German treaty
the chamber took up the treaties be-
tween France and the United States
and between France and Great Brit.
ain. Both We're unanimously ratified.
Ratification by the chamber by such
decisive vote may be considered as
assuring the approval of the Versailles
peace by the second of the great pow
ers which has voted upon it. Great
Britain has already. by act of parlia-
ment. ratified the treaty and the for
NAL announcement Of ratification is
only awaiting the advices that Aus
tralia, the last Of Great Britain's do
minions to act upon it.
The approval of three Of the great
powers. in addition to that of Ger.
many. is needed to put the treaty into
effect There seems likely to be halt
in the process of making the treaty
effective, however. for. aside from
Great Britain and France. none of the
powers whose assent would furnish
the necessary third ratification ap.
pears to be in the way of supplying
it speedily.
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Three WHITES AND
SEVEN BLACKS SHOT
ARKANSAS TOWNS ARE SCENE
OF RACIAL CLASHES OVER
KILLING OF OFFICER
TROOPS SENT FOR GUARDS
Alieoe That q Negro Plot Has Been
Discovered to Rise Against the
White Residents Of Southern
Phillips County

Helena. Ark, Oct. Awhile virtual
calm prevails in the southern part of
the county. which has been zone
Of negro instructions since Tuesday
night. three negroes are reported to-
have been killed yesterday in addition
to two killed by soldiers near Elaine
the day before. Another negro Is re-
ported to have been wounded by ma
chine gun fire. Rounding up of
negroes by the federal troops sent into
the section continues.
Investigation of the disorders was
begun today by committee of seven
appointed by civil authorities of the
county with the approval of Gov.
Charles Br0ugh.
Among the negroes arrested yester-
day at Elaine was one identified as
Ed Hicks, alleged to have been
leader in the movement to rise against
the white residents.
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ENGLISH RAIL STRIKE
SUDDENLY CONCLUDED
Disturbance Which Brought Country
to Brink Of Revolution Ends When
Men Return to Their Places

London, Oct. 6.-With dramatic sud
denness. in the quiet OF the London
Sunday afternoon. it was announced
that the great railway strike. which
appeared to have brought the country
the country almost to the brink of rev.
olution. was settled and that the Strik-
ers would resume work as quickly as
possible.
The terms of the settlement are in
the nature of a compromise 1t was
the result of long conference YES
terday between Il trade union delega-
ton. including representatives of the
railway mems unions. and Premier
Lloyd George and Andrew Ronar Law.
Prior TO this there was cabinet meet
ing.
1t is conceded on all sides that the
settlement is the outcome of the eff
forts of the executives Of the Trans
port Workers Federation aRl men
like Arthur Henderson, and John r.
Clines, who throughout have set their
faces steadily against the idea of a
sympathetic strike until every possible
avenue of mediation had been ex.
plored.
The people of Great Britain long
will remember the past 10 days as the
most remarkable experience, apart
from the war. in their day. Nothing
except the air raids has ever so tliSor-
saniZed the normal life of the country.
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FALL AMENDMENTS REJECTED.

Washington, Oct. Alt last reach
ing the stage Of action in its consid
Grafton of the peace treaty. the senate
Thursday swept aside in quick sue
cc>Sion :'6 of the IL amendments which
had been written into the document by
HE foreign relations committee.
The smallest majority recorded
against amy of the committee propos
:tlS was l. and the largest was IS
All of the amendments considered haG
been introduced by Senator Fall. and
We're designed to curtail American
participation in European settlements
resulting in war.
The Democrats presented solid
front against the amendments except
for Senators Gore Of Oklahoma and
Thomas of Colorado. Seventeen Re-
publicanS on the other hand. lined Ut
against the first committee proposal
To be considered and most of them
stood with the Democrats on all sue
ceeding roll calls.
Most of them announced they We're
for reservations, which they believed
would cover the same ground without
endangering the treaty
At adjournment. the treaty advn
Gates declared themselves elated at
the ways work and the opposition
leaders We're claiming Il victory on the
showing made for their amendments.
There We're only four roll calls. the
other amendments being voted down
by reclamation. The first record vor.
stood 30 to IS against an amendment
to eliminate the United States from
representation on the commission to
adjust the German-Relgian boundary.
The senate went on record. 81 to
sc, against Withdrawing from the Saar
BASIN commission. rs to 50 against
refusing to be !, party to the agree
ments affecting CZecho- Slaviu, and 81
to 46 against precludng this country
from the upper SileSia settlement.
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SIXTY BODIES RECOVERED
FROM FLOODS IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Oct. 6.-Advices re-
terror yesterday say that twO-thirds of
the town Of TOnala in the state of
Chiapas was destroyed as a result of
the floods in the latter part of Sep
tember and that the death list was
heavy. Sixty bodies have been recov-
cred but those are believed to be very
small fraction Of the aggregate dead.
It is reported that pestilence has fol-
lowed the flood.