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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
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MIR 2eltte, Die ineinem Brobibitiorgs
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ibrer marte11, n1rf3uflGren berrrogert.
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fonititntionenes @edt, n11f perfortlide
5reibet perriidtet tpor6er ut. Die
5tpeite, BOB etlide Der d~arnfferloie-
item menfden tire Modbari9nft nit
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es lem gu tpiffen, bnB Elm Sell urtierer
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tSretoe tpir6 Die grfabrl1ng iein, bob
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rer6 6os @ier oes nr11er Man1res be-.
fdnbig lu1geniebbarer tpir6. Mroere
5reliben f011nten aufge5dbH tperoe1:
Die s3umbme Der 9etdelei, Ser HreH4,
flld,f Der 1nmdbigfeh $500 rnturIIiidfje
grgsbniife ieoeg Berfndbes Sic Mo-
raj 6ltr9 @@sefesgeblira fittnHt burh gr-
5iebung az bebe1t. un6 fdlieBlih MEL
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iDiro es fem 81 tpiiien, 1nB mir u11fe.
&c Gore Der MeboEitiptt l.rt Mnnrdie
geofffnet bnben 6airb Elm @eiek, Dds
nbfolut ben @rl1n0ff1isen Ser @elblf.
beiti1ar11litsg tp~iberfpridt OUT Ste III.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
oisfutieren % ieoob Elm neues
)fl1noi9reiben pom 8apfte erlniien

per0et tptr0, 1b1e1t er 111dt ger1e1gt,s
6arauf ein3ugeben u. befdrdnfte fid
bornuf at ertpi1ern: .DieRirde miro
feIbitperftan6li9 in bieier Mrgelegen-
beit Ben sBeifn11ger bes Nnpftes fol-
gen, tpiie 1oiiefe n111 thinner n1tsfnllen
m0aen." 9atsb1lrD be1merft in fei.
1en1 MrtifeI, 6nb Der @r5bifdof bon
@SSIn. .n11friidbttiig bernibtt: lei, nneg 30.
ran al Ieken, nag in ieiner Ma9t
ftebe, I'M .eii1ter ffrietli1en 3ritm16 in
Ser SnouftrietpeH aliffffomme1t 81 lnf.
fen. gbenfo fudt er Die. 9ign ber
freiienl Bolfer 51t forbern, tpeIde fi9
feit 511fammenidHeBen miife,. I'm,
Bic Irfn9en; BEG Rrieges gu beieiti.
gen. Comet Ser englifbe Arbei-
terfiiibrer Mber @nr6tnnI bon Cart.
mann. Bon ebenfol@em Sntereiie
If, mos er. tpeiter Mer feir1en auf,
e1ntbaIt III. &0i;lr1 feinem NrtifeI nod
beifiigt. Mls ben @Inn5pu11ft @olns
betrudtd ct BEN Dom, in Benz er eli
1en1 @ottegoienit beitpobrte. Dnrii,
Der ffhreibt er5 %folgenbes:
sd id our6 BeIgien unb Gra1ff-
reid gereiit nor, lebteni nod G0tpet1,
Dper1 ur6 Stems ,1nb 10 biele anbere
@@td6te III metner g%rinner1ing, Die
berte in 6d1tH nnb Slide Iiegen. &c
maipe. fit 11ns g%nglaroer unb fir Sic
Dentfde1t nttge5etgt, tnetttt mtr ole
nit unieren eigenen M11gen feben
f0nnter, tpelde gerheerungen Der
Rriieq in 6iefen id6nen @tG6ten Gu
ropos angerihtet fat. Dieienigen,
sic Sen @olner Dom tn etnen Sd1ttt=
haufen pertponoeH ieben po1lten, ba-
ben tDobI ME 6iefen nrrbergleidltden
Bnm gefeben. ST babe am 5orntng=
morgen ser @oIfsmefe %beigetpobnt.
sc NOR Elm getpnltiger Mrlblid. Drei-
Bis biertn11ien6 Mnbd6tige tparet ber-
iammeIt nno troh6em mar Die Stride
nidt merfiint. Gs gnb feiner @bor-
.gefana, ein3ig Die Gone elmer berrli-
den DrgeI s6ardbrauiten ben Dom.
SIT babe Eanfenbe bon Gron5oien I'M
gborgeinrg geB0rt uno tpie ber5udt
benz gborgefnng beriibmter Sd1ger
geraufm. nbers nod 11iemaIs babe h
ioldes @inger inter iolden Berbdlt-
niien gebort tpie. an ienem Sonntag=
morgen. Meir fan1en Bic Worte zines
often angIifanifben &irdenliebeg IN
BEN Sim, Die befngen, bab Die Bob
p~reifungen @ottes nienals ibueigen,
iiiber ale gr6teile un6 Meere, Sag
rn6 Madt III nnen 2Gnbern 11nb I'M
ter orer1 Be0ing1,ngen ert0nen. 9e
Mreoigt fonnte ih nidt beriteben.
Mein Siibrer ingte mir, 6aB es Elm
Mppen an 1ns BoH non, 6ngSbidfuI
TOPPER ur1b ge6ulbig 51 ertragen, ftd
Dor Mligen 8u baIten, bab es beiter
lei, gu Ieben lols at fiterben, 10 bitter
n114 sic 3eiter fem m0gerL before
8nge niiroe1t tp%ieoerfebren, tpenrt
man benz @Iauben tre1i bleibe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Gin, anNeres GieS.

Die per1tedte nno offene Seize ge=
gen sic Gremogeborenen, gegen ale
acknowledgements, 6as 2G9erlidma=
den ibren 5itten un6 8raude, Der
iiber iie ausgegoiiene SpoH, Die nn-
geredten Beroddtigungen nno Ser
foIaunaen, oenen tie allsgeiebt pa-
rem un6 nod iin6, Die M%nfeinonng III
rer &ir6en, ibrer Dereine, ibrer
gbeater, ibrer @reiie, ibrer Sprade,
Die fortgeiette @etonung Ser Min6er-
t~uertigfeit, Die Berf9drfltng Der Gin
panoerungsgeieBe, Die 8efurtportung
Idderlider 5pro9perbote unb I'M
erborter 8eoebei9rdnfung aaeI
6ieie unb bieIe an6ere Sin0en rtatl-
piitiider nn6 afterpatriotiiber Cite
rer ridden ii6 iebt. Mm dperiten
aber radt ii4 bic grobe nnterlais
fungsfin1be, ba6lr9 begangen, bob
man nienrnls berfu6t bat, Die sSrer10'
aeborenen n6ber tennen 5u lernen,
fih niemaIs bemiibt bat, tie berlteben
ODER qar dig Mitbiirger adten lno
Iieben al Ierr,er.
Mort iproh oft un6 fpridt iebt,
felt Der &riegs5eit, mebr als ien1alS
BON Mmerifoniiieruna. Dieie Mufga.
bp FINN mr. aeI05t perber, menn ie=
ne. Sic fih als Mmerifaner auffpie-
len. pirfIid Mmerifoner merben,
6enn niht Sic @eburt, ion6ern Die
graipb,1,,o mn 6as 211oeb0riqfeitsqe-
f;;hI hpHimmt Sic @ationolitdt. Sur
h,,rh Iebepones @ntaeaenfommer
fann onrerifoniiiert mer6en, niht
n,,rh Meror6nu1aer1. niht burd sc.
ieke ,1nb om oGertpenialten 6urd Sc
moIt inner lo110 brm1ht Mrbeits-
fnSffp beborf Ser SPINNER, Sic nil
lone INN. nirfliih phniiide Mrbeit 5u
hprrihten. i'm 6dtpeiRe Hires SINCE
shtps fiir FIX nn6 lire sSomiIie sen
anrnbf inns Soiein at fdGrnpfen. Des-
hnTh m,,s ps oIIen Sic es a1tr Seimat
erforer pinp Gein1nt merben. unb
ONO Gpimnt mir6 eg oIIen mer6e1,
Sic bier 6ns fif1oen. mas sen Beqriff
!Seimnt o11gmadt:: cine qeitderte @ri.
ffena' 11n6 cine 1n1qebung, sic ibr mil
meritanbntis Fir lire giaennrt, nit
Ser Tre1tn6fdaft entaegenfommt, Die
inter Betpohnerr zines 2anoes ettpas
Observation-Disclosures fem follte.
Mernn man ehrIid iei1n min, mub
man SAG 3uaeifanbnis modem bob
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y - $3.50 SLEF
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

N0fpmpn Ghie1pn Stnnn her Gimme nfbt
% mr. ON !SaiImittpI. nne merte;e11
miiiipn a,,So1nmenfnn1n1en ,rn6 a..
iommen9rbeifen ann Sic Nro6uftio1,
at nprhiIIiopn rms q, .Mber
1nmit ho+ % m%,np1fhpinIih mite Me.
10 @stett. Snnn r. !Sgnn ~ nrhpifpn,
geht ie6er spir ieiYen eine,1en eesn,
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fi,,hen M =, @ripns.,,itnnhe ,,nh Sic
an1na *; ~ ma,he.hcn ~ hai6p ap,,te
So SIC a;h,a+ina nprftehen ii1h be.
n,;;ht 80 be;nen ese;+en =, ner g..
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;h,e a;ao,een ]ssrferp1pn tni;te1 nber
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nipI miktrn1ien 6nk lie ann Ser.
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f6nnen
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Gin S~rentpediel

~
oe binnert @ur5em Die Bieoeraufnab-
me BEG Observation-Disclosures, 6as|
beiBt bas 6uQen bon Bier auf Gla-
fden, geitotten, gibt ait Der 8ermu-
tung MnlaB 6aB mdr an b0diter
5teae entl9lo1ien 1T, aub betreffsI
6es Observation-Disclosures, Dos
Gn6e SUN. in &raft treten ion, einen
6rontme9iel at maden.
@s 1T ni9t a%15unebmen, baB es
iih MIR Inn Salenlaiien bes am l..
De5ember Observation-Disclosures err
Iaiienen 8ra11berbotes ban6eln io1te,
oenn 6as maire CUR Belt 5iemli6
5meflos. sos .tpiir6e es ben 8ra1er1
niiBen, iebt 8ier 5u MAIDEN, tpenr
Big es sic n0tige9feife erlangen fonnte
sic &riegsprobibition ibnen ben
8ertrieb ~oesielben l1nm0gli9 maden
miir6e. Sic @rlnubnis, 6as borban-
oene 8ier a1f 6Iafden 5u fillen, bat
an lib tpenig o6er gar fetnen Wert
aus Dem einfaden @run6e, neil mr.
Die anertpenig}ten 8rnuereien nod
uber binreidenoe @orrdte berfigen,
nm bon 6erie1ben @ebratd MAIDEN 5t
fonnen. Bie es ibeint. ion Die Ser
oronung bom l.. De5ember I'M boil
len umfange 5nriidgenommen ner.
ben, 6enn 1onft mdren obne 3meifel1
geaer 6ie oitliden 8rnuereien Die
nngeadtet Ser nod beiteber1oen Bor-
ldrifen bereitg mie6er nit Der Sa-
irritation 2M p~ro5entigen @ieres
begonnen baben, itrafredtli6e SHrtt-
te eingeleitet tporben. Mnb miir6en
iene Brauereien ii6 fa11m ul1f foiffpie<
lige 8ro5efierereien eingelaifen ba-
ben, ,pen11 iie nidt triftige 8riinpe
b61tHen, at gIa11ber, bob ni6t nllr oos
prGiioemtidoftIihe Brauberbot, ION
bern audi bie bonn @ongreB 6efretterte
&riegsprobibition beiieite geiest >per-
ben Tonne.
sc 1T befnnnte Eatiabe, bob bon
Dielen boditeben6en Herfonlidfeiter1,
oie nit oem 8ra1gei6dft in feiner
oireften 8erbinonng iteben, Der Brd<
iioent borauf a1fmerffam gemoht
muroe, bob, ga Der &rieg ieBt bor~
BEL iei, aud Sic 8egriino1ng fir 6ie-
les 1eieb geidtpun6en lei. Das 0er-
bot 6es Berfanfs bon beraui6en6en
.@etrGnfen triH erit ON |. Ssa1li in|
&raft, Big 6obin 6iirfte aber ntd) Die
Npmnh1IiSipr1fnn npr Mrmee lDfDett de=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
KarNinal nttN 2lrbcitcr>
fiihrcr.

~ SSST..~ s1 4, s s
ttnl1g uber el1te Ht1terreoli11g, ote ser.
nit DEM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
sSartHp1tttt bon Hol11 9ebabt bat. A1'
,gefeben bon ben periorliden Gt1orl1.
der, bie SS1nsb1lrp bon Dem Raro11tal
crlpffing, getpinrt Die llhterreo1lt1g
bn6urb an beion0erem Ssr1tere11e, onB
Der gr5bii6of ih Biz iettbtn genet.
sgert baben ion, ii9 IN irge11b elmer
Meiie nit SSournaliiten eir1dnlnl1e1t.
.@eorge 9n11sbllrp ihreibt: sd babe
.id]on 6fters @elege1beit gebabt, NIT
Bild6fen nnb gr5biidofen 3liia11.
men al for1r1er1, bod tei1er 5etgte
.ft9 ie 70 bereitpilig, bic Inn porge-
.Iegten 6rngen IN fold Mi6oflider
6orm All beanttporten, tnie cardinal
bon 9nrtmn111t. S1 feinem gar1aer
Iuftreten 5eigte er ii@ dig Elm edter
&iirdfenfuriit. 2eioer ml1roe nriere
nnterre6nng 6abur9 beeintradtigt,
onB ib niht 6eutib r1nb er ntbt eng
liid Ipreden tnn1, bteQeibt Derltert
ndOurb t11lere unterDdlttng an ues
ber5e1gnngsfrnft.
9sSiir Sen Bolferbun6 NOR Ser &nr-
binoI 1ebr einqeromr1er aud er er-
ffenr1t ste Moffpen6igfeh, 6ab Ser
Bun6 1obaI6 tpie m6gIih 5uitanoe
fommen foue. Or heqf sic leiie Be-
;iirdhhff111n bnR Sic Menid,en Sen aim
Hiopn M1tnpr1brif nerpn{}en, Ser iih
Fir Sic MerrrirfIifn111 6es W6lfer,
b11n6es einnen tpnr6e .Gs lei sic
MSstnininfeit n ms sic olIeg 1tebIe
ey.s,,oe = g. aehe non, einin NH Sen
@;hfIiin;en So Spr GpiIine Moter 81
bea,,a a,,f Ion mSIfprS,t,16 n16 nj Sic
nnns5,'ei,1e slhr;i5h,nn fpftapIpnf hnbe,
a. Sser6a 81 ip;ner giSspfe> nnes Tim,
u Ma 81. ono d,,fp @nttnifI,,nn hieier
Mi,Yoe r,Sar;h e; Noh So 9;oo hpr
Matinnen ,1,iibte Elm @,1n6 non ghri.
5@r1fn0Innp fnpr0e eirt 1DId1er Be1tQnO
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-23
We Need To
Get Business Going

g It's perfectly obvious that such conditions
can't be permitted to last very long if this city
is to be desirable place to live and transact
business If we don't remedy it, we'll lose lot
of prosperity that should come to us and that
reacts on every man and woman that lives
here.
CAT the same time, we need to keep business
going. The end of the war has brought us an
industrial situation that we must face in COM
mon Building is the quickest possible way to
stimulate business and tide over this crucial
period. And we can build as cheaply now as we
will be able to for years to come.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-23

BRICK
r. L. Westeott
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
T. T. Wilson company
Tom Snow Heating & Roofing company
Dixie Portland Cement company
Mountain City Stove & MFG. company.
CONTRACTORS
chick, Quarry & Construction company.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-23

ARCHITECTS
Clarence 2. Jones.
BANKS
American Trust & Banking Company.
Chattanooga Savings bank
Chattanooga Trust company
First National bank
Hamilton National bank
Hamilton Trust and SAVINGS bank.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-23
Well All Profit
If We Work Together

What we need is to get our bankers and
property owners and contractors together at
once! We must all talk building, and plan
building. Materials are available, railroads can
make deliveries, there is sufficient labor and
there's demand for buildings that is unprece-
denied Surely it's favorable market
q Prices aren't going down soon-there's moth
ing to gain by delay and much we can lose
Let's get together and do it AT ONCE!
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-23

HERE'S tremendous lot of building that must be done in this
city, and we've got get it. We need homes and apartment
buildings and Schools nothing of business buildings and
less we get them soon city going to suffer-
For years all building has been stopped Population has in
creased have jumped People paying premium prices
find any kline of place to live in
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28
ODD DRESSERS

There are many fine Odd Dressers yet to be secured at prices that mean saving of not less than 20 per cent, and in many instances as much as 10 per cent
 4 fine oak Dresser with French plate mirror can be secured as low as $1o40.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28

There is still good selection of fine Living Room Suites in most any upholstering you may desire, in varied styles and combinations. All finishes are represented coverings that are sure to give good wear and sats- faction. You will find our prices always lower con sidering the quality we sell and the 20fo reduction during this Sale means the saving of at least one-fth on your Living Room Suite. Why not call today?
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28
LIBRARY TABLES

4 wide range of Library Tables re- mains for your selection. Better take advantage of the 20 per cent. re- duction offered during this February Sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28

Good bedding is a very important part of a well organized home. This is the only kind we will sell. We will not sell unsanitary or poorly made bedding regardless of what profits may be realized on same. We insist upon the best of quality in all the bedding that goes from our store. We have some exceptionally attractive values now.
 For instance: Genuine Ostermoor Mattresses s17.5o.
 Our February Sale Special, a fine mattress of wonderful quality. well made, with roll edge, 8 guaranteed $500 value for s1o.s5.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-26
fasteners BID
FOR BOONE:SD0RO

So great has become the fame of
Boonesboro Bathing Beach, not only
for its splendid bathing in the Ken
lucky river but equally as much for
its scenic beauty, and the medicinal
quality of the water at the sulphur
we'll, that DR.. D. J. Williams has re-
ceived fattering offer to sell out to
a New York syndicate. He has the
matter under consideration but has
not yet made up his mind to sell. 1t
is claimed that a test Of the water
from the well shows that is possesses
rare and valuable medicinal qualities,
equal to any of the famous springs
in this part of the country.
There are eight cottages at Boones-
boro and each is full now and may
others are camping at the beach. 1t
is said to be the plan of the syndicate
which wishes to buy out Dr. Will
liams to erect a large hotel, and make
the place big all the year resort.
Company c of Lexington, members
of the newly reorganized State
Guards are not encamped at the
beach, In all there are something
like $50 people camping there this
week, and the famous resort is hav-
ing it's best season.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-26
FLORlD|ANS HUNT
HORSES And HOUNDS

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Kanatzar have
just been delightfully."- entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Cassell, of Florida
Mr.. Cassell came to the blue grass
state to purchase a number of 11o
fox bounds and several walk e
horses, for friends and customers
the southern state. Mr.. Kanat-..g
was able to provide him with several
Of the finest fox hounds in the world,
from right here in Madison county.
Mr.. Cassell bought a walking horse
from Col. Robert Walker for $500,
one from Neale Bennett for $3.50 and
one from Mr.. Brandenburg for $3.50.
He got several in Lexington also. Mr..
and Mrs. Kanatzar took their guests
to various points in the blue grass
section, and made their visit here a
most delightful one in every way.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-26
CHARGED WITH ABUSING
VALLEY VIEW PASTOR

A warrant was sworn out IN
the Madison Quarterly Court
against Clark Ashcraft, charging
him with provoking an assault, by
using abusive and insulting
language to the Rev. L. A. Byrd,
pastor of church at Velley
View, at the close of a service
held at the church last week. It
is claimed that Byrd approached
Ashcraft to shake hands with
him and that the latter refused
to shake hands giving as his rea-
son for refusing that Byrd had
made untrue statements about
him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-26
White Hall Young Men Acquitted

Warrants were sworn out in
the Madison Quarterly Court by
Robt. Griffith, overseer Of coun
ty road, charging Speed Ridde1l,
Natran Azbill and Frank Prewitt,
we'll known young farmers OF
the White Hall section, with
failing to appear and work on
the road after having been
warned" in by the overseer
They were acquitted at their
trials Tuesday, because they had
not been legally notified.
A dog supposed to be mad Bit
the small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cabe Snedegar and negro
man named Cliff Peters in Bath
county Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-26
Rail ROAD Schedule

Arrival and departure of passenger
trains from Richmond
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guaran-
teed.r
Louisville Il Nashville Railroad
Arrives Leaves
4:01 am Administration ~ 10 am
1919 am Paris--Cincinnati 4:01 am
*7:35 pm Observation-Disclosures
Maysville $3.50 am
:05 pm Cincinnati s6:3S am
$3.50 pm Stanford-Local 1900 am
6:45 pm Frankfort-Lou'e 1890 am
1:43 am Cincinnati-Local 1:40 pm
5:55 pm Atlanta-Norton 1859 am
1920 pm Observation-Disclosures
'12:44 pm
l:25 pm Knoxville-Local 12:45 pm
1917 pm Louisvillc-Local 1855 pm
&12:39 pm Frankfort-Lou'e 1870 pm
1853 am LeXington-Cini sos pm
"5:47 am Stanford-Local s7:40 pm
1855 am Ravenna- $7:40 pm
s6:3S am Stanford-Local> s11:O5 pm
Except Sunday
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-26

FOR SALE-f3aldwin Piano $3.50: q
Starr Piano 1926; Crescent Piano $3.50,
These planes are all in perfect condi-
ton and practically GRAND new. The e.
c. Christian Music Co., 205-207 East
Main street, Lexington, Ky. tn tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04
AN ENEMY OF WOMANHOOD

The complexion, digestion and
almost The complete personality Of
woman. are dependent upon health.
Woman, ills are here great enemy. as
they cause bad complexion. dark
circles under the eyes. headache,
baokaehe, nervousness. sleeplesSness,.
dragging down pains and the blues,
and often totally unfit her for a COM
panion The great American remedy
for such conditions is LYDIA Z. Pink
Inns Vegetable Compound, which
has been restoring three generations
Of ailing women TO health, and may be
relied upoh with perfect confidence.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04

Boston Judges Home Guarded.
BOSTON. June 4--Police guarded
the Brooklins bone Of Judge Thomas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04
BOMB ploT7ERS
HAVE NEST" IN
CHICAGO, REPORT
Important Clues Obtained in
Arrests Made There.

CHICAGO, June 4--The bomb out
RACES III various parts OF the country
Monday night, including the placing
OF the bomb In the home OF Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer At Wash.
naton, were planned and directed
IRON red" headquarters in thi, city
This was intimated today BY fed
eral agents and city detectives who
last night rounded up thirty or more
known radicals in several raids In the
radical settlement Oh the west side
Nest" Nay BE Located.
Included in those taken into Gus
tody and being held today for the how
eminent are several men classcd by
federal agents as directing heads
OF the various radical organizations
throughout the country. which dur
lnR the past two months have been
consolidated into n big %organi1a-
Ton with the object OF overthrow
ing. the United States government
within the next six months" :
All OF the men taken in the raids
are being held incommunicado.
According TO one report, the raid.
Ing officers located the printing shop
IN which the pamphlet signed "an-
arehiN fighters" was printed. Copies
OF this pamphlet wee found near the
home Of Attorney General Palmer
ard near the scenes OF the bomb ex-
pIosions in Boston. New York and
ether eastern cities.
The printer who set me type for
mis- pamphlet is also said TO have been
arrested in las, nights raids. but fed
eral agents refused to confirm thi,
report.
Daniel Collin, one of those arrested,
Is said to have given the officers in.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04
40 Red Suspects
Held in Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Ohio. June 4-With
forty aliens in custody as a result Of
a general roundup Of all red suspects,
city police and agent. Of the depart.
nem OF justice were today following
clues which seemed 10 definitely link
the bombing Of Mayor Davis home
here with Philadelphia as the plot
er's headquarters
Police declared tina, they bad posi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04

today, and police 10 other cities were
slso looking Tor then.
A package containing 200 Of the
-plain words circulars was found
lst night IN a vacant lot 80 iert
fsom the Davis home. The TACT that
none Of these circulars found m all
OF the other cites where the bombtn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04

HE trousers where his wooden peg"
u connected, ~ bank. lie LOST
more than $1,000 from his unique
poeketbook and he will have a new
bank from now on ]. L. Forms
berry, another one legged man, has
been charged with the theft. Hi.
shansk Gays he divulged his hiding
place 10 FornAerry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-04
DSrAh Resolution Reported.

WASHINGTON, June - The
Borih resolution embodyipg a request
by the senate that the American peace
commission secure 4 hearing II pos
sible," for Sim Fein representative,
before the peace conference. va, re-
ported favorsbly to the senate this aft
ernoon from the senate foreign rela.
tons committee by Senator Lodge, is
chairman,