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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the increase in the price
of feed and the scarcity of labor,
find am compelled to raise the price
of milk from 16c to 18c per quart,
effective September /.
29-3t R. W. BUCHANAN.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31

yuma, after a visit to Mrs. Alice T
Ward, on Barlow street.
Miss Bessie Bivins, of Fort Valley,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. John A
Cobb.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31
Daily Thouaht.

What man thinks in his spirit in
the world, that he does after his de-
parture from the world when he be-
comes a spirit.-Swedenborg.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31
ANsLEY's ANNOUNCE READ,

ANSLEY'S ANNOUNCE READY
WITH THE LARGEST STOCK OF
WOMEN'S READY-to-wear gar
ments ever carried in this city. The
prices will be such as to materially
lower the high cost of living. Read
advertisement on last page Slit
New black and coIored MORE
Grosgrain Silks and Baronet Satins,
just received-ANSLEY 31-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31

Z NEVER have seen Mrs. Curtis
look so perfectly stunning be
fore. Of course she is always
beautifully gowned, but yesterday
she really looked like fashion
picture from the Paris races. Her
hair is that gorgeous shade of dark
red and it was really wonderful
against her turban made of white
grosgrain ribbon that was trim
med across the top by two sliff,
pleated frills. Her gown was Of
white taffeta with the edges picoted
in black and the ribbon girdle fin
ishing in bunch of short loops at
one side of the front had a very
heavy edge of black that was plain,
not picoted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31
MISS SHERLOCK ENTERTAINS
FOR MRS. EMMETT SHERLOCK.

Miss Maude Sherlock entertained
at a large reception yesterday af-
ternoon, inviting a number of friends
to meet Mrs. Emmett Sherlock, whose
marriage was a recent social event in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The living
room where the guests were receiv-
ed was decorated with quantities of
zinnias, while the library was a
bower of clematis and golden
golw Mrs. James Davenport
served cream from a table whose
artistic centerpiece was a
French basket of golden glow and
the same flowers We're used in vas
es and wall pockets thronged the
room. Miss Bess Mcleod served
punch and assisting in the entertain
ment of the guests were Mrs. Coz
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31

FAELTEN PIANO SCHOOL,
Miss Mary Hawkes. Director
Opens its fall term Monday, Septem.
Der /. For particulars phone $50
or call at ZIG West Church St.-(Sl
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31
HOUSE WARMING AT SIGN
OF THE PINE TEA ROOM.

The house-warming at the tea
room was one of the enjoyable af-
fairs of the week assembling a num-
Der of its patrons and friends who
spent a delightful hour at this popu-
lar place. The rooms were thrown
open to the guests who admired the
spacious and comfortable quarters
into which the tea room has been
moved Quantities of flowers dec
grated the room and DELICIOUS punch
and sandwiches were served.
Miss Bessie Boyd, of Lonoke,
Arkansas, is the guest Of Miss Elmer
Bell on College street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-31

boys IN the city has become so OMEN
ly visions it is said, that it has he
come necessary for the authorities -
take drastic steps to put stop -
their mischief making.
The order affects all boys sixteen
years of age and under
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10

sac ksiazke kt6raby wszystkich
zabawila i zadam cd ciebie azebys
mi do tego dopom6gl.
- Bardzo chetnie, odpowie-
dial kisaze piekielny.
Pomyslal chwile j udaf sic re
studentem ma najwyzsza Wieze
miasta, W kt6rem sic dial ten wy
padek.
Przybywszy ma wieze student
ujrzal miasto spoczywajace Il swo
ich n6g. Bylo to W nocy Ouch
snow unosi1 sic ponad dachami.
Student wstrzasna1 zdziwiony
gloWa i'zapyta1 szatana
- Co to ma znaczyc? Czys
mnie til przyprowadzi}, abym pc
raz ostatni ujrza1 mole miasto ro-
dzinne?
- Bynajmniej, - odpowiedzial
Satan, - przybylismy tutaj zbie-
rae materially do ksiazki, ktora
cheese pisac. Zaczynajmy!
To powiedziawszy odkryl dja---
bel wszystkie dachy domow i cd
| sfonif pred studentem tajemnice
zycia ludzkosci.
Co tam 6w m1ody czlowiek wi
dial, tego ME bedziemy opoWiada
IL gdyz ma Ito by1oby potrzeba fol
jatow, poWiem tylko to, re cnotee
zastaWal zwykle tam gdzie sic jej
ME spodziewa1, re ujrza7 Wystep-
ki szerzace sic " palacach, re maj
czystsza radosc panoWala W maj
mniejszej chacie, a najWieksza DC
lesc miala c~zestokroc siedzibe "
sercu tych, ktorych SWAT uwazaa]
"a szczessliiWych.
Gdyby byl 6W student re sWoinl
Observation-Disclosures siedziaI ma jed:
nej Wiez WarszaWy Wdniu, v
kt6rym sic odbyWal tylko co opo:
Wiedziany wypadek " domu kssiee-
cia Dragomirskiego gdyby BY
powiedziiaI: aPragnalbym zajrzee
do paIacu Granickieggo. Jest to
mlody cz1oWiek inteIiggentnyi dow
cipny, chociaz lekkomyslny niekie
dy, ale peIen rycerskosci poczu:
ella honoru, poWinien bye cato
szczesliWym, gdyby student
tax powiedlal j gdyby szatanzspel
mil jego zyc,zzenie,znalazlb sposo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10
(Ciag dalszy.1

Baruch Szmul uznaI, re propo-
zycya. ia jest godna, azeby sic mad
MIA zastanowic. Cofnal vice chwi
lowe przeklenstwo, kt6re rzucil
ma swojego wsp6lnika i zaczaf
sic przygotowywac do wykona--
MIA napredce u1ozonego planu, to
jest wfozy} najpiekniejsze ubra-
ME, wziaI klejnoty do kieszenii
poszed} W towarzystwie: Izaaka
dc hotelu, w ktorym stall ksiaze
Plor Dragomirski.
Ksiaze, kt6ry byI bratem OLGA
Kazimierza, przybyl do Warsza--
wy Ola objecia spadku po zmar--
lynn bracie i przegladal wlasnie
odnoszacc sic do togo papiery,
gdy' uwage jcgo zwr6cil hafas do
cbodzacy 2 przedpokoju a spowo
. dowany przybyciem Borucha
Sznaula i jcgo towarzysza Izaaka.
-; Uwaj zydzi zostali zatrzymani
przez sluzacych, kt6rzy ich zapy-
tall, czego zadaja.
X ia %potrzebuje widziec sic z
ksieciem panem = odpowiedzial
Boruch Szmul, - mann pilny inte
res+... ~ za4anxRl
II takimi ludzmi jak ty, ksia
re pan ME ma interes6w, = Cd
par4 jeden re sfuzacych, wy
nos. sic. :: il.
= No, co sic gniewacie przyja
ciehn, - odparl antisemicznego u
sposobienia sluga, - wynos sic,
be cie zrzuce re sschod6w!
Boze sprawiediwy! jacy CT
panowie sa. niegrzeczni, = pers--
wadowa} Szmul, - ia panom
.przysiegam, ze ksiaze pan, gdy
sic dowie, 0 co chodzi, kaze mas
wpuScic!
- Psami kaze was wyszczuc
ksiaze pan! - krzykna1 sluzacy
i pochwyci4 .Izaaka "a piersi,
chcac 60 ~wyrzucic "a drzwi.
Bylby to zrobil z pewnoscia,
gdyby w tel chwili Ksiaze Piotr
Dragomirski ME ukazal sic W
przedpokoju.
Czego chca ci zydzi? - "a
pyta}.
sfuzacy zaczeli jeden przez dru
giego objasniac.
Niewiele mogac dojsc z ich ga
DANA, ksiaze rozkazujacym g}o--
sem nakaza} i'm milczenie i zwra--
cajac sic do Borucha Szmula, "a
pytal:.
- Czego cheese zydzie?
Boruch Szmul zfozyl mu uklon
czo1em prawic uderzaj ac o pod
}oge. -
Jasnic oswiecony ksiaze, =
rzek},- ia lyle lat czeka}em PREY
iazdu .jasnie oswieconego ksiecia
Ksiaze przerwal mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10

Skodcze. najukoeha6szal Jutro udam sie ~
mcgo aptekarza pc butelke RUFFLES / jesten
przekonany. 4e RUFFLES zakofczy te plagpe.
Drodzy. pomySlcie! Ot6z po dluxich iatach pss-s
ey utrudnionych pr6bach. udalo sic dotrzeE d
celai wynalezc Srodek, kt6rym ostatecznie mo1-
m eczyscie glove Z lupietrl. 5
Jedna butelka q. CSC poabawi swed1enie I lu-
ipiez j a oszczetni oczysci Wasza sk6re ma slowis.
las u4ywanie jego ID czasu do ezasu. zapohies-@
ME powrotu lupiezu. 60 q pyszny = drosy wi
dok bsdz:e miala wasza glonai
Jeszeze dis kupcie sobie jedna butelke RUE
LES Haszsgo aptekarza- Bezwarunkows
sRUFFLES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! usnnae lupfe4
Tub przecivDym razie pieniadzss
waszs xpowrotem. RUFTLES j4stz reszta wspa-
niasonayslnyda ka4deso.. RUEFLEs utrzyma ~
~ sk6re j czystoSci vsosom doda poIysku I py.s
ehy.aRUFFLfSni s mote szkodxiE nawStsnajdelk-
katniejasej skdrxa s Ms
Je4sliMasx aptek111 nis ma q ,skladzieR uS.
nssu, topry1ltjcis namj eso
asHeslauy(Ismyswa mb utelLks sSoplaeon4 pEsssyt
flAeAH..Aa. Riehtr 4 Ga,T4re Naslinstaa =
IL sss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10
Ponury Dom " War@zaWie
- CZYLl-
HRABlA BOGUMIL KAMINSKI

= Czego cheese? = gadaj pre6
ko?....
BoruchSzmul zacza4 movie spie
szniej
ia nam brylanty, rzekf
take brylanty, re tn W Warsza~
vie ME ma ami jednego takege
pana, kt6ry by je kupil.... Jah
tylko sic dowiedzialem, re jasnie
oswiecony ksiaze przyjechal, ,tc
zaraz powiedzialem do mojego tc
warzysza Izaaku chodzmy dc
jesnie oswieconego ksiecia pana:
jasnie oswiecony ksiaze pan ku-
pi.... ia bardzo tanio sprzedam.
zeby mi bez procentu ME leza7
kapita1!
Masz brylanty PREY sobie?
= zapytal ksiaze.
- No, to wejdz.. zobacze, -
rzekf ksiaze, z%wracajac sic ku
drzwiom prowadzacym do poko-
ju.
Boruch Szmd poszed1 "a MIN,
Izaak chcia} isc "a Boruchem.
: Jeden MECH tylko wejdzie
rozkazal ksiaze.
= Zaczekaj na mnie, Izaaku,-
rzeM Boruch wchodzac "a ksie--
elem do. pokoju.
Tutaj stanal pochylony PREY
drzwiach i oczekiwa1 pierwszych
slow ksiecia.
- No pokazuj te kosztownosci,
= rzekl ksiaze.
- Do using jasnie oswieconego
ksiecia pana, = odpowiedzial zyd
siegajac do kieszeni, W ktorej
mia} kosztownosci, ukryte, jas
ME oswiecony ksiaze pan zadziwi
sic. to tax swieci, re az oslep-
nae MONA, to take piekne, re
mic podobnego jeszcze jak ten
SWAT swiatem ME bylo.
To m6wiac wyja1 z kieszeni pu
delko z kupionemi Cd Albiniegoi
cd Wlodzimierza klejnotami pc
stawi1 je pred ksieciem ma sto-
liku.
Ksiaze Piotr Dragomirski, kt6-
ny Z pewnem pogardliwem zaje-.
elem patrzy4 ma rugby lydia stu
chal przechwalek towaru, otwo-,
rzy} pudelko / FACIAL przygladat
sic klejnotom.
Pierwszym, kt6ry MI wpad4 W
reke, byl ten, kt6ry W}odzimierz
daf W1ochowi "a przypuszczenie
do towarzystwa biesiadujacych je
go gosci.
Ksiaze przyznawa} W duchu, ze
oddawna ME widzial mic tax pick
nego.
Pc starannem obejrzeniu polo
zy} klejnot napowr6t W miejscu
kt6re zajmowal W pude}ku.
Nastepnie wzia} inny przedmiot
Byly to brylanty oprawne "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10

bnosc przekonania sic, re sic pc
mylil.
Ksiaze byl rzeczywiscie czlowie
klein inteligentnym, honorowym,
rycerskiego usposobienia, ale
szczesliwym ME byl.
Za}ozy1 sic OH jak wiemy, wpro
wadzony w namietne usposobienie
widokiem Laury, za1ozyl sic 0 ca
~ swoj majatek, re ia kobieta ME
pojdzie dobrowolnie "a pierwszym
lepszym, przegral zaklad i byl go
tow dotrzymac sloWa.
Juz cd samego rama oczekiWa1
on przybycia mniemanego lyman
skiego.
Wszystkie dokumenta mogace
wykazac jego stan majatkowy, lie
zaly ma jego biorku.
On sam chodzl Wzburzony pc
pokoju.
Gniewalo 60 to bradzo bolal
mad TEN bardzo, re tax nj ztad
nj zowad stracil Gale mienie, a "a
pewnienie hrabiego Zabielskiego,
re pad4 ofiara zrecznego oszusta,
ciagle mu ma mysl przychodzilo.
Odpychal jednak to przypusz-
.czenie, jake ME dajace sic udowo
iidnic, stara1 sic odzyskae spokoj ]
z~atrzec " swej pamieci wspo11m1n1iie
ME Lanry.
- Co mnie obchodzi ia kobieta
- m6wil do siebie, poszla "a
Tymanskdim moe dlatego, ze jel
sic jego twarz bardziej spodobala:
a moze olsni1o ja jego boggaactWo
w lobu razach jest ola mnie stra,
coma j powinienem Q niej zapom-
niee, inaczej by}bym Wierutnyym
: glupcem.
(Ciagg daisy nastapl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10
.odparI doWiedz, agdy ME doWie-

odpaH doWiedz, agdy iedoWie.
dziesz, tos ukradI
Mkt ME ma praWa zatrzy-
myWae mojjej Wlasnosci! od-
rzeM szmuy -- pojdde ma poliicye j
,za1liose skarge ma jas1nie osWieco-
nego ksiecia pana. 5s
- Idz - odpoWiedziaI ksiaze
Piotr,- tym sposobem dowiem
sic przeciiez jaka droga nabyles te
klejnoty. Bedziesz znluszony udo-
wodnie prawo Wlasnosci, q jezeli
tego ME bedziesz m6gl. nczynic, ia
ko Wspolnika kradziezy dosta-
niiesz sic do wiiezienia.
Borueh Szmul Widzial jasno, re.
tym razem zostaI z1yciiezonym,ze.
ksiaze byl zwyciezea.
Porzucif grozby Widzac ich bez.5
skutecznosc j FACIAL pr6bowac,
ely prosba ME: bedzie skuteczniej
sza.
Padl pred kasiieciiem ma kolana,
zaklinal 60 ma wszystko co bylo.
swietem Ola niego, azeby wydal.
klejnoty. !
Ale ME dopia1 ceu j W koncu.
przez sfuzacych ksieciaPiotra Ora
gomirskiego zostal w%yrzucony "a
drzWi.
Obawiajac sic gniewu ksieeia.
przestal on skarzye sic narzekac.
poprzestal ma powiedzeniu mu "
kilku s1owach IzaakoWi 0 TEN CO
zaszlo i dopicro gdy powr6cil do
domu, daIfolge bolesci, kt6ra GA
rme jego SERGE szarpala.
z glosnym placzem rzuci} sic
ma podloge WyryWal sobie wlosyy
2 g1owy rozdar} ma sobie odziez
zacza} Izaaka przeklmac ma no.
Wo:
Ty :jestes winien, ZEN sic
vidal W takie z}e interesa, ma
rzekal, -tys mnie przyprawh q
strate d%wudziestu tysiecy rubli,
badz vice przeklety az do dziesiaa
tego pokolenia.
Potop przeklenstw lajah, ktt6-
rych niepodobna powt6rzyc, sply
wal ma biednegoIzaa
Boruch Szmul " skutek wielkieggo
w%zruszenia stracil przytomnose q
omdla1y padl ma podfoge:
Cos podobnego HE zdarzylo sic
ksieciu Dragomirskiemu, pomimmoi,
re. i MIN take miota} gniew stra-
szny. 7.
Pozosta1 ON .sprzytomnym: ma
razic mic mog1 mic lepszego uczy-
mic, jak udac sic DO podziemia, Y
kt6rem skarb jego rodzinyy byf
ukrytym, a " ktorem jak juz vie
my niegodziwy szynkarz 2 podskol
twicy zosta1 przez mistrzas Mike A
laja pogrzebany zywcem. ]
s1owo sz la
jest podanie, ze W%cielonyy sza-
tan, ukazal sic raz na q aklecie hi
szpan1skiiemu .studlen@tfoWNi j ma py-
TAME "Gzem panu s1uzzyd moggee2
otrzyma1 odpowiedz:
- Kochany djable, praggnee napi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-10
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me, M stol TAN 10 ufzWlam'
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pltem y "a gotoNe p~ieniaoze' %
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pic Jasnie hei7oi =
paul.
piyian' - 1e,sAa
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no'y' AAueAe wy az "s'NAo
~ aiDo : 20. 'i'osV'
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-
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- NE MAI on plaWa ic'i spi4e-
wv h''e' A'eeAs 80
= ny Noi1io - Ds'o o''1 -
e skafoca' soyz me W " sNai.
Etowne9 potrzeoie' 70 !esv'il, rs.
why, e 1ego .nle - Ai''
noty So 1yuAAe, ehl"
dzlohe ,przez tWolch "spoliliNo"
'Nasz skarp 1alnlliJhy Jest Juz NY
ze zupefnle Aup1ohys d "a 1upie
saaz'fem' ze opfocz lnnie "'so
or'ta iifht us. ~ @''e
= GO Jasllle osw1econy Aslaze
pan gada Q kiauziezy JaA1h,''
skarDcu, 1oreg &c hieJn0,y
mlafy bye skfadzlone iAeAi
ozmul "~zius."Je alnAo''Al
ia WEN, re 9e mayhem v ae1c, -
wy, sposoo ! zapfac1em "a nie -
,toWka. ,
= okradtes Je hi1y Ai -
ks1aze Plotr chWyta1ac zyua g
piersi ! szarplac go: p'zyzlia
sic DO zbrodnl' neozniAu! -
wiedz mi, Jaklm sposopelh uuaao
CT sic odkryc taJemny skaipiec'
przyznaJ sle' gone poazla1es ~
to j lnne kosztownoscl?
Borllch I'm Tic inosecy ~
do silly mlerzyc sic 2 ksleclem' na
promo zapewnlaf' re nc ME u
EradI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-11
FINANCIAL CLAUSES OF GERMAN
TREATY ONLY IMPORTANT PARTS
THAT WILL UNDERGO CHANGES
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Archangel-The last units of Amer
lean troops on the fighting front south
of here except engineers, have been
Withdrawn and will sail for home
Sunday:
Washington-Return to Germany
of about 1000 former officers and
sailors taken from German vessels at
the outbreak of the war will begin
about July 1.
London-Bela Kun, Hungarian
communist foreign minister has
agreed to stop hostilities with the
Czecho- -Slovaks.
New York-John Coil spooner.
former U. S. senator from Wisconsin
died here.
Washington-In cable to Presi-
dent Wilson, Representative Dyer ap-
pealed to the president to issue a
proclamation declaring war time pro-
hibition void.
Philadelphia-willi H. Rooap,
sporting editor of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger has been named ref
cree for the Willard Dempsey fight.
New York-All men who served in
the army or navy have been called
upon>>by the executive committee OF
the American legion to aid to authori-
ties in running down terrorists re-
sponsible for the recent bomb out
RACES.
. Lansing-The Michigan legislature
has ratified the wonan's suffrage
amendment.
Jersey City. N. J.AHarry Wills,
negro, outfought J. Lester johnson,
negro, in an eight round bout.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-11
AMERICANS AND
GERMANS FIGHT:
one MAN KILLED
Third Army Reports Show
That Six Americans Have
Been Killed Recently.

Coblenz. Tuesday, June 1o.-(By
The Associated Press. Hostility be-
tween American soldiers and German
civilians in the occupied region has
resulted in additional clashes. In ore
instance an American was killed and
in other encounters several Ameri-
cans were wounded.
At third army headquarters it was
said that at least six Americans had
been killed by civilians since the
American troops reached the Rhine.
German officials say that so far as
their records go the number of Ger
mans killed by Americans in flights
during the six months of occupation
total no more than five.
incidentally the Germans admit
they are keeping record of the treat
ment of civilians by the Americans,
paying particular attention TO I en-
counters where the civilians contend
ed the soldiers were to blame. In
American circles the German record
is called the Red" book.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-11

MAY BE- USED
EXTENSIVELY
in ENGLAND
Plans Made for Using Cur
rent Almost Entirely for
Heating Are Made.

London. May 14.-(Correspondence
of the Associated Press. .)-England is
preparing to provide herself with
cheap and abundant electricity for
heating, lighting and manufacturing
purposes at an initial cost of approx
mately s1O0,000,000. The bill to ac-
complish that result has been intro
duced in Parliament by the House
Secretary and with the endorsement
OF the government as we'll as of peo-
pie of all classes. it is expected to be-
come law in the very near future.
The plan for placing the country on
an electrical basis provides for it's di-
vision into districts. each district to be
in charge of commission This body,
whose members are to hold Office at
the pleasure of the king. will be en-
powered to acquire generating plants
and lines as it may deem necessary.
The commissioners are to conduct ex-
periments for the purpose of improv
ing methods Of supply for which pur-
pose they will be empowered to call to
their assistance an advisory commit
tee and unqucstioned experts.
1t is not the purpose of the govern
ment to build all the electrical appa-
ratus in the country but private cor
porations entering the field must OBJ
tain the consent of the governmen ent
and abide by its regulations
Water power will be extensively
duce the cost and to stimulate it's use
for manufacturing and domestic pur-
poses.
1t is also said that within a. reason
able time every railroad in the coun-
try will be electrified,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-11
LABOR UNIONS
DISAPPR0VE OF
PROHIBITION
American Federation May
Ask President to Remove
Burleson.

Atlantic City, N. j., June 11.-Pro-
hibition seems destined to occupy
much of the time of the American
Federation of Labor convention dur
ing the next few days.
Many resolutions introduced on the
subject were said by delegates to deal
with the proposal that light wines and
beers be retained and one provides
that the entire convention shall go to
Washington by special train Satur-
day to participate in the great labor
demonstration it is planned to hold
in front of the capitol. Sponsors Of
this resolution planned to make an
effort to give it early considerations
Another resolution is one request
ing President Wilson to remove Post
master General Burleson. This was
introduced BY e. j. Gainer of the Ma
tional Association of Letter Carriers;
T. F. Flaherty of the National FEEDER
ation of Federal Employees. and p. j..
Ryan of the Railway Mail association.
Atlantic City. June 11.-Nearly ALL
il not the entire body Of delegates at
tending the reconstruction convention
Of the American Federation of Labor
will Saturday go to Washington by
special train to particiate in the great
labor demonstration there in protest
against further enforcement of war
time prohibition.
Virtually every delegate upon en-
tering the convention hall today sign
ed card handed him by a represent
ative of the central labor union at
Washington signifying his intention
Of going to the capital.
A resolution on the subject Of at
tending the demonstration will come
before the convention later.
Secretary Morrison announced that
Secretary of Labor Wilson would adj
dress the convention Friday
"A large part Of the forenoon session
was taken up by the reading of a re-
port Of the delegation sent. by the
American Federation Of Labor to
Great Britain.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-11

Mterhatio Nens
Epents Sur1lllllllas L laslrized
v(By tho Associafed Press.)'

Although agreement ~E still lacking
on important featuressbf the Allied
reply to the German counter pro-
posals. hope was officially expressed
after the meeting off the council of
four in Paris Tuesday that a decision
would be reached in IA comparatively
short time. 1t is indicated elsewhere.
however, that there may tstill be con-
siderable delay before the treaty is
again submitted to the, enemy dele
cation. ~
France is standing out against the
immediate admission of Germany into
the League of Nations. 1t is because
of Germanys arrogant attitude" that
France is resisting such action at
present, it is said. France would not
oppose the admission of Germany at
a later date. 50
Advices state that. the reparations
clauses of the treaty have been agreed
upon lin principle and that the con-
sum which Germany must pay. 1t is
declared in French circles that the
treaty will be changed less than has
been generally expected. In any
event it is believed tlle reply will be
short, covering generally all the Ger
man proposals and will be followed
by reports of commissions showing
reasons why the Allies cannot grant
specific requests made by the enemy
delegation.
Karl Renner, the Austrian chancel-
lor and head of Austria's peace mis-
sion. has sent a letter to the peace
conference complaining of the harsh
ness of the terms of the treaty pre-
sented to him and his colleagues at
st. Germain.
Work on the clauses of the Austrian
treaty which were reserved when the
terms were presented at ST. Germain
is apparently at a standstill, pending
the settlement of the questions arising
! from the reply to the Germans.
Bella Kun, the foreign minister of
the soviet government of Hungary
has telegraphed M. Clemenceau, presi-
dent of the peace conference. agree
! ing to stop hostiliies against Czeclo-
! Slovakia, although he bames the lat
ter for causing the recent severe
| fighting along the frontier dis
patch from Innsbruck states that
. Bella Kun has accepted an Allied in
vitation to visit Parts and that he
may head the Hungarian delegation
which will explain the situation in
Hungary.