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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10
Chen Smmetiom Mieb.
arntosto

SGn lastee fitormnn %pGGHemme,
8onn ban mpos n,ttaafint Weifs
ipolitamme buof1amme, Sun lGsn'
on ~fuitenfirl Son losfee fiiosman
pGGllemne, MeilI onnefs QUO ban
fen, Niin ettG fitltiiimme me @ain
tietd Seeiufien So paGiiiimme ilo-
BON Mi meille molmistettu on. &o.
tas forpimntfnnfltlfia, iofa ndita
barpoia rifpiG llpet, otatfo tpptppai-
lend mastaan roftoan taitpaalIiien
SfGmne fGoestd fetd onnen ett6 on
nettomitltoen betfet; miistatto:
Wein onnefs fito S1n ien2 Soitain
p1imi1 fifteen f6melin erdGtt falcon
obitIe; iitnG iIG ,tlfonn mitid fG6es-
ia fiirittt pientd nelidn tpuottasto
poifannio; ppidbbpin tatiomoan po-
jon rasfnita tisfia. Sid taltniisti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10

SOS on, ole fittouinen ia fiitG SUI
molaa; jos taas tunnel tatferaa ti1n.
netta meliedii fobtaan min tieod ct.
tel ole Snmolon &pbd Senfi Iinus.
la, ia min bliomaat olemaii mieIa
ultona ipntein anteefiiantamnfien
armolubiasta. @otnstataamme gu.
malaa pli faiftein ia l6bimmaist6m.
me fiiin itleGmmel
$50 Min, aiiastu toiieen. 9Al1
mt ndpttad iiltd ettd ma~ontuote on
runioanpi firin mit1 olemme oIun.
meet toipoataan. iiiben pertaiItlma
mit1 wiime ipiioiiiia on ollitt hrlot
maasta. @aatimme bommato TENT
.tdiltblat iellrafumian bpmdfIi bein6-
FINN 13 paipdnd 1919; MIN mem
n6arnpd iilloin oitein iiolla ioiifolla
ilpblimadn fulliin allan eoufIi.
S1ta toipoo
50. @aliin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10
KANSAN kIRJEITA

tiitt1d Wr & Mrs Nortpiaista iiita
.bppGstd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia run
Observation-Disclosures, JOS
ia lain apeli &ranftolan tansiu nalit-
tia pom ieittitina Sirmala tile maan
moi teille tpaitpurne palfita ia bGn
fen teteefin t~GpoeaiieSti.
@ieI1 teilIe Niirmii1rmen pstd-
mat lmiiun monet, monet fiitotlet
8esiemeerin i~eiiraturnan puolesta,
iota lain funnian oDIa eoustamosia.
On olifi fostoun moimtt usfoa Ell.
len oliii tile ndbnpt ettd tie pienena
ieurdflntmna moitte min bDdpdsti
fobbella TOTO firftofitntaa =. Sina
lie otti dGrettomGn palion teilta ipa-
roja ia mp0stin oil palion waiipaa.
On mposfin mainitiemiien ar-
ipoista ia ebfd ennen tllrlunlotoon-
ia ett1 paitalliiet botellitfin oliipat
maapaasti fptettGpdn1 fof0itiecn o.
ioaottoiiHe iiisIer m1oteitten il BIZ
mGn rliitm tansio -. Sa patti
boteIlid olitpot paiftatitnnan moan-
milielijGt innottaita filrpan miem1dn
poppeja ia eoustoiia foteibinio mo-.
paosti nullttimman beioGn mtimis.
taon. Su,1rta oil teioGn pst1mpp.
tenne tooellotini
Sent emf mlioima fun ti1lee fir
foIisfofous iinne ieitrafltntao1, 10
to lain eoiistno, Min m1iistafaappas
|fitte GlirmiiGripelGiiet lGbted mli-
fam i%olifollo ndfemdan misid mGd-
rim 8esiemerisiG moibaan teitd ial-
|ittellG. Soipoo toll pstdwppoellG
armosto
Sobn &itffonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10
Seriep Gip

Mrmoiia gaittaian toimitis! Siio.
llette rdille beifoillc ia paIion piiIt.
tltpiIle rimeille iiiaa leboesiGnne.
geiinL armon Si1mala ilio Senfes
tpoimaa mimiae ia taifiIIe. iotta e.
I6tp6t armostaii, ett1 ppiDiiip6t 81
ulsio Boitas Seeimfien aniion t1b-
Den. Slio ratas Si1 mpos mile,
iotta apield mtffifpat iifesid epdts-
Ton ,,nesio, paIpelIen epdiltnalia,
urmoaii berdamiieen. Salloiiista
ipnnisid m~ifftnpista Sumala 8an-
ban 2iiton aitana SsrueIim taniaa
tparoitti. Reboittaiiin iofaista lufe-
maan &aamattla abfernan, je ppD-
tGm6Gn Sitmnlolta miifaiitta lem
pn1mGrtGmiieen.
Mainitier niistG Suonlen pu-
paitoeninblisia, joita mietett;.n t11l-
Ia Suur-gep 0ortisia. Sorlpoin
nGfee iuomalaiiin pbbesiG buoneesia
foollo MIN polion fltin feiGf. 81 b.
Oil fielIG obielmoantin uaratt1na,
ioSia Sltomen fobtalotta eiitettiin,
mlttta ibmettelen ia moni miiit if.
mettelee, ettei papeilIe annettli fititt
bboelIe, MIN. merimiespost. MGfiiel.
le, pubetilaiiultttn. Miitta bGn Ell
dtStoltamit nIuinita Siimalan mined
ia Ills bGpeii ibmisten ebesiG Ser.
raanla. Seeflis ianoo, ettd iota b1.
peG6 Sdntd ibmisten eoesiG, iitI
@dn bGpee Sianid eoesiG. @Gmd
ianot pitaiii olIa iotaifen arn1olap-
len mliistisio ia mariinfin iaarnaa-
iien. Scum fattltii pltbetilaiiulis, pi-
tdfii iiilistoa iumaIallista totlnltto.
Banipnli fnnoo: "@n nina bGpeG
&ristltfien etparfelirmia, itll1 ie on
Sltmalm poimn itiefiillefin 1isfo-
DaiielIe aittiutoefii". SdsS1fin ii.
Ioiinubesia oliii iopinit firfastan
mistG iobtui Suomen fapino ia to-
md ipp on iitmaIottomltitoesio.
SGdfGG neren tltrfpiin.
\ 81. 3.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10
SanSp, Minn.

Niin, ajottelin npt piirtaG jonfun
riiuin @littoion palstoille toos bit.
tam ajan fitliittlio liit1 fuin Glen
miimefii tiriottomtt, moan mt flti.
'tenfin pppo6n loitiiia raffoot termei.
.ieni enlin Iltttoion toimittaiulle
fnin mposfin faifille Iltttaion Iufi.
.ioilIe lGbell1 ia toaifana; wieI6 crit
tdin teripebo1n teit6 pst1p1t iieIl6
3urmii1rtpeIld ioitten litono lain or.
Ia forteerio miine firfolIisfofoufien
.aidn. &iitos teiIIe iiitG; sNtnaIa
.teiIfe fplld polfitiee fpaiuonne III.
poitfienio miitaan; $Gn Met ionoo:
Sen miirfG te teette pboeae mtuiin
a~p6bimmistGti, len Re teette mimiIle.
9iin titli NIT mieIeeni pffi ieiffa
roomotitsto, iosia firiIaui fonot: So
ia ianoo SiimoIna ratostomoniu ia
iptboo meliednfd, BON on ~polbetteIi.
ia eitd title molfeiiteen, fiIId Syeeius
tie ianoo: Siit6 te t~rtnretoon mt
MN opetaslopiifieni Jos te rofos-
botte toinen toistanne ia roftuioen
testendnne pi6dtte. Onto finnsio
tdrud tlintomertfi? wostm tie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10
8rnIe, @is.

@nnen mitito piternpid %ielitpfiid
nntfastn @urmiidrtpene ftrffofitn.
tomme mltoiifofoi1fieen.
Saliian pppt1G laitaia monet tn.
bannet milpittomdt fiitofieni pst1.
niIle Nhirmiiarpead taifesta iittd
bpp6st6 fobteliisbo, ioto lain r,altt-
flo pbtenG &4firffotitnrtnrt eousta.
jana. Mitttd enrten faitfia balitan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10

~neltapoen paifaania beitti witiat to-
oestddn. Sotafin opittamao lain
ttostafin. 8ietas tanuIamielinen
naapurin poita nopein astelin iuof.
ii tuon iurumieliien piffu 2olrin
tpfo ianoen: fpIla iimilla 9niiri ruff
ia on iulma lid, iota alma main Di-
baten iiniia baftaa; jos ban iinila
~ratastaiii niintiin oifeon iiGn tliliii
teboG, min ei ban marmaanfnon IL
nun poIoiSta dina thrittaili. Sui
mla, antaramibainen iidl &ppneleet
iilmist6dn pppbfGisten ianoi hio
noDr1, mttta iloinen 2duri: raftaut-
ia ie on. Sittenfin iotatsta poifao
FUN lid rafostaa iitG ban mposfin
rantaiiee. Sos NINA olen bpipGd
iaamlt iiGlt1ni, eifo mpos mimin
pibG ottaman paboafin mustoan. Oi
ratfaot @iittalan llifiiatl sos tuon
piffu 2aurin tamoin oinn moiiimnle
tuffia tuon famolan mibolliien, iaa.
tanan ia bGnen porttonid, oman ii.
rotlin libamn1e, iliun fitn ie ippt!Gin
tatlpoallista SiGGmme ioimaten flor
tG1mGt fimpultnme, fl1ten tAc ro.
tos oppi-tiGnme 9litber ionoo, ettd
ioatrna tefec Sllmalan perftleeflt,
rim niiot oli,:.mat bppin. @,' jog
moiimme aira Sltmnlnn urmolli-
paufiilla bGten malbeenio maabon
lpooGl
Siloin moiiimme 2lttberin to.
moin ianoa: 8niffa mind oliSin fess
fellG ioutanan birmuista fitn1, filin
mtistan Srmalon llipoutlet, min
b1ncn .,iptpp jGttGd mim,pl ralbnnn.
M1,ttu i..'ellGmne ei tdtG ta.toa ole,
ellemme tirle Sltmalalta Opetetufli,
eli pfiifGGn tiile mimln tDfoni, ellei
SID bGnt1 meoG, ionoo Seeius. Niin
ottafaamme Sumolalta fitritlts Dos-
tuon; ontafoomme tiemme Serran
boltul1n. Silloin moimme pialmis-
ton tansla ianoa: 8oifta moeltaiiin
~pimeGsiG loafiosio, en- MIND pelfdiii
mitGGn pobpnitta ettGs oIet tansinni.
Sinun mitias ia iultmos minun III.
fepot. &otIo Sitn1ala altttda minua
Sierra tltfee ntinun iieluni. HiStin
ia foettelemusten polfltlo Sierra on
foiffina oifoinu on1nnlo forottanit.
&ostas mimin ~olennat, Min lind feet
mimtn iuntrefii, itllG find annot mi-
MIN n1boG paIion ia fititria ob6is-
titfiia ia spirmoitat minio jdileen
ia taos find boet miniio nIos maan
ipmppoestG; Sin1 teet mimlit ioneen
iimtrefii ia loboutot miraia j1lleen.
GGin iiltri roftauS fitlfee fGiif1-
oesfG toipauIliien SiGmme turin
tnnsia. 81 Sitnolo fetGGm fiuloa
pobltuteen, f1ten tiic tamola naapu-
rinpoitu, iielltmne mibollinen Iaa-
Itana ia omo iutea iorfemme bulita.
mot, fponn bpmGfii b1n foetteIee Cas-
tenia usfou, toimoo ia fGriimGlliinpt-
til, fosfn niinf1in apostoli Baalpali
fnnoo: Siimnlo moiflittao taifti, ie-
fG toboon, toimen ett1 pmum1rrpf-
len. Niin Sitmalan oplrtn tirtpa-
ten mtn1fin beiffo raltftu i1t1n IL
ieni ia teibdt beifot peliet ia iis.
foot, mlitta iittemfin iIoiten beiftou.
oestani fdnon: @aranrta mirlta Ser
ra, min nina paronen, oirta Sind
minlid, Min NINA olen a1itettlt iil.
Ia SinG olet minlm fersfmifieni,
nina tiirtpaan Sinain armooii; mi
MIN ipo1meni riemltitiee, ettGs Min
mieleIlGii oittot.
Setfto meIienne
, Com mGnnist1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-10

taipaallistu Sida rufgilIen lisfon
~ritfousta: ~Sia meio1n iota olet tai-
%paasia". Siit6 iit1 ipntiien onfin
iDp OLD iloinen fun tietd1 ett1 tai
moosia fuullaan mSfoipnn armclap-
ZEN rufous.
Wtonia t1rteit1 pG1tofiid iie.l1 TO.
toltfiesia tebtiin ia toiponuflia ia
eiitptiiG eiitettiin.
Suotaipda oliii ett1 niitG mpostin
faifilla eri paiffafitnnilla toitcttaiiin
eoes iosiain mGdrin totelittitao.
St1mGllen tuntili ftn tGptDi iaGe
bppdiIia ianoa, fun aifn rupeii ME-
nemGGn MIN pittalle ettd tdptpi ero-
to. OIo ghirmiiGrtpen firtosia tlnl.
tui fuin olilimnte olleet SaabrrilIa,
m%ariinfin fa5tena ~miimeiien6 iltona
lunnn ferran foittaa lie alta IielId e.
lam1mpeoen iiGilill1 ~altlriioen mir.
roiIla. jclloin ioomme aina ia ian.
wiettGd iublao ia mt 10 lau.
loion tansia iaomrlte toiposin lali-
laa: We oomme iullri jublaluatto
mi Sdalemibin matfustaa, SGG on.
fin ipoSta iublmantto Snalemislo
iiiblitaan.
&osfn meille obiolailille Ell tebnpt
|iuurtataon mltfao lie ettd piStlGntDi.
iinme SronpoooiSia, min menimme
iinne ia olifin boiisfaa i~ltiirella jou-
folla tltlla ia iamalla ldaoa nGbod
niitG firffofuntamune toimia Iiell1.
Griffin northumberland ia pfiinfer-
tainen oil nGbo1 le buoneltsto, josla
Ieminaurimme nptpGGn toimtii, ipnan
lie on iloista tiet1G ettd &ristnsto
iiellG oppilaille firtoStetnan ia Ito
entme tieo1 mit1 tltlemniiuus tho
nellie. &pll1 SSl1malalIa on mara
antoo leminaoriLLemme paremn1an'
fin buoneston ioS lie on tarpeellistd.
Mp5sfin pistGdnnntmme Sesiemeris-
.li1 IamulIa ferto. Saa0afIemme mob.
Oh lem %fltpurein, ioSlo emil fsl1n'
firfollisfofous fofoontinl. &iitos
teille Syrompoooin pst1m1t iiitd DS-
Observation-Disclosures iota iaimme jc
niistG acknowledgements. Grit
tam fiitos postori Soloielle ia $50
irtnnalle foifesta liitG bppGst1, joto
min runioosti oloititte. SfapGll(
%tlntii lGbteG finn iouffo oil min
pieni. tpoon boustosti ie fotimotte
l9iltG tirlui. Sitomaiin ettd matfa'
toiuerini oil mpos ifGpGn ia eron'
pporteisiG, fitn l1fiimme Sronipoo'
oista, tlln bpipGstt beitteli ia loittoi
borboriIuiiille terlpeiiid. Siiomaittin
ett1 toistd apl~iorotauttd ipieIG menno
retlrltellnon ia FIFTEEN Dasta Iopii ter
meiiiG Iaittoa. geiin Ie ipihmeinfin
tiili ero meillefin ia nina jain pflin
iunoon finn nell @oponen 10 idi
pois. @iin, ie oil eI1mGni mtisto-
riftoin iublomotta mitd olen foS-
fam tabnpt. Sppin toiponi olili
ettG ne falliit opetrfiet ia fesfiste'
hut, ioita firtoHisfofonflen aifana,
ormoilat eoitstajot, fuiilimme oliIi-
mot faittien mieliin min p%oimineet.
ettG niist1 oils nellie itIellemme
bpotpG ia ettG mposfin toimittas
fiitin paiffoflmnllaan firffofuntam
me bpnGfii. 6umonn olittaiiimme
MISUNDERSTANDING ia eiimiestdmme
1maifeasia tebtGtp1siddn ia Min Su-
moIa multafiruton efpanfeliumi &C.
miGis mei6Gtfin fauttnmnle, ia Min
oliiimme IiiG1m1si1 boprpG woima-
ppor6dn eli foneistoon.
:. Sddfddmme iorpintOtperen tnr-
min.
@eIiepoeIld,
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Levittaja $4,000 Arvoinen

Kaksi 40 eekkerin koornipehoa kasvoivat verekkan. Toisessa
kaytettin jaroperaisesh International levhtajaa kohne vuotta. Toi-
men Ell onut nahnyt lantaa seitsemaan vuoeen.
Tama oil ainoa N holden kahden peIon vahlla. Toinen tuotti
kypsynytta vIaa yh 80 busheia eekkeria kohti, toinen taas vain 30
busheEa pehmeata koornia. Jos molemmat sadot myytin samoan
busheh- hintaan, tuott vlava maa $4,000 enemmsn kuhn lannoHta-
maton maa. II.
oHko levHtaja $500 arvonen? varmaan, sina rpottelemdnen pei
lone Ell tuota SAMOA tuloksia. Tue 80 busheia tuottava pelto kuu-
li michele, ioa tunsi tehtavansa. Han ruokki laihoaan maaratyil-
la annoksina. Han antaa maaratyn summan juuri maarattyna al
kama ia tata han Ell vol tehda iman hyvaa, levealti ievtta-
va OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !. Low Cloverleaf. Corn King tai 10th Cen
fury Spreader aja taman asian. Tassa on yksi syy m'ksi me myym-
me nnta min monia-
Maksaa vaivan tutda viljelystaitoat tietaa mita tehda "a srtten
parma kaytant00n tetonsa. Kayhan tapaamassa psikaiiste agenttia
tai lirjoittakaa suoraan nellie kyselyja levittajstamme.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
To REDUCE SIZE
OF CONFERENCE
Representation of Small Ma
tionS at Versailles May
be Reduced.
By United Press:
BY WILLIAM T.. SIMMS.

PARIS. Jan IA movement
was under way today 10 reduce the
proportionate representation OF
small nations at the peace confer
ence. i'm order TO make the congress
less unwieldy. Under the original
scheme. proposed by France. dele
gates were 10 be apportioned accord
ing 20 the importance of the role
their nations played in the war. This
apparently has been changed so the
various powers will be represented
according 10 the importance OF their
peace interests
This would not affect the five
great nations-the United States.
Great Britain. France. Italy and
Japan-each OF which would retain
I'VE delegates The other nations
would vary between one and three
Representatives with a tendency to-
ward reducing the number for the
kmallest allies The British domin-
Ions may each have their own voice
TN the conferences. on the ground
that each is a separate nation and
sent its own force To France
Diplomats who drew up the orig
inal plan are understood 90 have no
opposition 70 these changes, which
already have been discussed at the
Quai Orsay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
TO EXCHANGE FOOD
FOR GE ERMAN SHIPS
ReviCtuaIing Plan Agreed Up
on by lnter-aIIied
Council.
Rr Tnltrd Press !:

By United Press:
PARIS. Jan. 14.-Complete agree
ment has been reached by the inter
allied food council regarding relief
for liberated territories and other
affected sections. il was learned to-
day.
The plan includes permission for
Germany 10 obtain food. providing
she turns most Of her merchant
ships over 10 the allies for various
uses. including repatriation OF
American troops. This is in nowise a
concession TO Germany, but is de-
signed 20 follow the lines considered
by the allies 10 represent their best
interests in maintaining stable con-
diticns in central Europe. The plan
has been submitted 10 the associated
peace Conferees for ratification.
The present program provides
that the first fun session Of the
peace conference shall be held al
the Quai d'Orsay. $50 O'Clock sat
urday afternoon. The next meeting
OF the supreme war council is
scheduled for 1880 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
FRENCH POLICY IS INPERIALISTIC
Wilson May Put Treaty Up
to P eople for Ratification
May Ask Verdict From Public Without Relying Alone on
Attitude of Hostile Congress-

consummatiOn of peace. seems 10 be
a foregone conclusion. Much Of his
future domestic policy will rest on
the final details Of the peace settle
ment. He hopes that peace will in
sure the possibility of a new kind Of
trade relations. built upon friendship
rather than upon treaties and jeal-
Ousies.
Keeps i'm Touch.
The presence of Vance McCor-
mick. Bernard Baruch, Edward Hur-
ley and Charles Schwab in Paris Will
enable Wilson TO study domestic
problems in relation TO foreign af-
fairs He can keep pace with de-
velopments and will be in a position
TO arrive at a definite policy that
could be launched Immediately after
the treaty was signed
The president brought the Ameri-
can trade advisers and peace dele
gates together for the first time at a
dinner in the Murat palace last
night. This was believed to have re-
suited in steps toward coordination
of their work. which will continue
in close relation as the negotiation
progress
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
Argentine President Asks
State of Siege Declared
Executive IncuTS Enmty of Conservative Element which
Threatens An Open Rebellion.

came known, it was felt that his
purpose was deeper than a counter
move against continuation of the
strike disturbances
Today this feeling had developed
into a belief that the administration
actually foresees the possibility of a
revolutionary movement.
Gen. Dellepiane. who assumed mill
itary control of the city when the
general strike was at it's height, ad-
mitted to the United Press that
there were not enough troops in
BuenOs Aires TO cope with the strik-
ers. 1t is reasonable to assume that
the same would apply to a revolu-
ton.
1t was learned from an official
source today that the federation of
railway workers has voted TO call a
strike Immediately, tying up the en-
tire railway system of the country.
This would place the government at
such a disadvantage that if the anti
radicals really contemplate a revo-
luton. il would furnish them an un-
usually OppOrtune moment to strike.
This would be reflected particularly
in the difficulty with which the gov
ernment troops could be moved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
NEXT LOAN TO BEAR
HIGHER INTEREST RATE

BY United Press:
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE next
Liberty loan will be for FIVE or six
billion dollars and probably for a
higher interest rate than any pre-
vious loans. IL was indicated in a
speech here by Carter Glass. now
secretary of the treasury.
Glass expressed the belief that
patriotism would not be found want
ing in the American people and said
the loan would not be floated on a
commercial basis but that the gov
eminent would come 10 the people
with an appeal 10 the peoples faith
in the government. This was Glass
first speech since ne succeeded Will
liam McAdoo in the treasury de
partment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
BY ROBERT j. BENDER.

by United f'reSS
PARIS. Jan. 14.-Pres't Wilson is
expected 10 go before the American
people. after the peace treaty is sign
ed, to urge its ratification and solid
ify support Of the new world
thought it embodies.
Thus shattering another prece-
dent. the president would put the
verdict of endorsement of the peace
settlement up TO public opinion.
rather than to a hostile congress, 1t
was pointed out
May Tour Country.
The belief was expressed by
friends today that Wilson will tour
the country late this fall, taking the
opportunity TO urge new domestic
policies that lend themselves to
changing international ideals. He is
expected to give the key of his
policy when he addresses congress
after his return from Europe
His course after that will be de-
termined largely by the attitude in
Washington.
That the president will return TO
France, to be present at the actual
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
By JAMES 1. MILLER.

BY United Press:
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 14.-Pres'
IrigOyens action in calling the mill
tary class of 1897 to the colors and
asking congress 70 declare "a state OF
siege was regarded in some quarters
today as a move to forestall pos
sible anti-radical revolution.
The Argentine executive. elected
by the workers. has incurred the
constantly increasing enmity o. the
conservative element throughout the
country. This opposition has been
famed by Irigoyen's action in prac-
tically taking over the government
machinery in some of the provinces.
Argentine law permits the president.
when dissatisfied with affairs in the
provinces to intervene and displace
the government with his own ap-
pOintee The recent elections in
some of the provinces went against
the radicals. Irigoyen interviewed in
Cordoba. Tucuman. Corrientes. Men
doza Salta and Entrerios, where his
political opponents were the strong
est. This served to crystallize anti
radical sentiment against him.
See Revolt i'm Oning.
When Irigoyen's latest move be-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14
MUSTER OUT BATTERIES
D AND E OF THE 18TH

8y United Press
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan a.
Work OF mastering out batteries ID
and r Of the 18TH field artillery Il
Fort Benjamin Harrison started
this morning The men OF battery
F expected 20 leave for their homes
AT Elkhart as soon as they had re-
ceived their discharge. ou account
Of the great amount OF detail work
in connection with mastering out a
battery those - charge 0f The work
did not believe the men would re
able 20 leave before g o'clock This
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-14

Workers Congress in Chicago
Hears Plan For Walk
out and Boycott.
BY United Press:

~ llAANn srEfF
CHICAGO. Jan. 14.-Nation-wide
strikes and boycOtts viii be the
weapon used by labor to secure the
release of Thomas ]. Mooney, ac-
cording to Edward B. Nolan. San
Francisco secretary of the Interna-
tional Workers Defense league, who
made the keynote speech at the
opening session of the labor con-
gress on the Mooney case here to-
day.
Nolan asked the congress TO set a
definite date for the strikes.
Legislation is not forthcoming
for Moneys benefit" declared No
Ian. Labor must use its last re-
sort, its powerful economic weapon
the strike and boycott-to win
Mooney his justice. The case has
become the greatest question Of the
nation We must use the final ex-
preston of labor and lay our cards
on the table.
Outlining plans to be followed by
urged federal Intervention in Cali
fornia courts through issuance of
habeas corpus proceedings.
The strikes Will be voted by q
referendum" asserted Nolan. ''Lo-
cal organizations viii start the ball
rolling by publicity in newspapers
and circulars. State organizations
will then take the matter up
Sigmund Schulburg. Chicago
delegate. denied there was any in
tention Of turning the convention in
to a political meeting. He declared
there were "some radicals" present.
but asserted they could not be call
ed reds"