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Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

The average man is to be seen every
where-except in the mirror.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

Never be ashamed to show your re-
sDect for honesty in whatever guise 1t
may appear.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
Concrete PiIing Best.

An English inventors interlocking
concrete piling, is said to be stronger
than sheet piling made of wood.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
The Reason for ache y

TIC ntdSOH TOT Sne.
She-'1 never could see why they
call q boat She" He-"Evidently
you never tried to steer one"
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

:. me occasional use OF Roman Eye Balsam
q n.snt WIN prevent and relieve tired eyes,
"atery eyes, and eye strain. Adv
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

Some men just can't foot bill with
)ut kicking.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
A Difference.

DO you know if it is true that
Jones' son became an actor?'
mo, don't. All I know is that he
went on the stage"
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

The ability to say "no" is the real
secret of success.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19

All the world loves a winner-with
the exception of the loser.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-19
Thus Typist Prays.

While in a certain government office
recently Sir Evan Jones, the British
transport chairman, overheard the fol-
lowing dialogue between two fair type-
writer tappers:
isn't it terrible the way we have to
work these days?"
Rather Why. l typed so many let
ters yesterday that last night I finished
my prayers with Yours truly Yam
couver (B. Co. Province.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11

Delicious
made is mix
chopped n
by ehappang
aliye Inc
qtlarter nana
alll adding
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11

soneratea oTa the coast of Ireland aur'
ing hostilitiea
Admiral Hugh Rndnnan vii be Com.
n.a..ler. ,hia3 Df the Pasiiae Fleet.
Admiral Rodman il very popular with
the men, and his American hauaof ilil.
pressed The Ensiish peonle most fssy-
.ar.,.,ly eIatriug The stress af var
one ,iay while Asitniral Beatty was
visiting aboard Admiral RoiiraH I
slag ship. i British 'aeef.lOat came
alongside. The Auaericaa Aainseal Tei
marked to the I5ritisnes - see you
are ilylng new national Tag AZ
mifaI beatty dIln' get him that tiipe,
rs Admiral Rodnaan continued We'll
i soc The Anlli on the flag Phe
..beef boat fiew nag with the sii-
houette III i steer az If, ~ indicate tiie
nature III its work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
PREFER
MOTBS FOR
4 LAZY LIVER
Wonderful How Bright and
Cheerful the World Looks AZ
ter Taxing This Nausealess
CaIomel Tablet.

Have you isicd the new nausealess
caIomeI that makes calomel taking d
pleasure? 1T Won have. sou appreciate
the wonderful virtues Of cayonlel When
robbed Of all ifs unpleasant and nau-
seating effects
Calotabs Is the sensation Of the drug
trade. Pharmacists regard Il as the
best remedy FOR the liver. Its effect
iii biliousness. constipation and indi-
gestiOn ID most delightful
rho next time your liver needs q
thorough cleansing try calotabs One
tablet al bedtime with d swallow 81
water, that's all. No taste. no nausea,
no salts, no gripping. You wake up il
che morning feeling nne. with your
system thoroughly cleansAd and .
hearty appetite for breakfast Ell
what you please no danger.
cai0tabs are sold only In original,
sealed packages, price thirtysfiye cents
Your druggist Will gladly refund yonr
money ii you DO not find them Ell
FecsIYe and delightful - lady.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
HOW TO STOP
A DOG FIGHT

In stopping d dog fight, large pail
Of cold water thrown over the dogs
heads will almost always prove ef-
feetiyc
II any person Is bitten BY 1 dog. In
stead Of killing the animal ii should
be quietly shut up and taken care Of
for d few days The chances are that
Is will recover. and when 1t Is found
that IL IL not suffering from hydro
phobia. the person .hitten need not die
#of fright. but wiz also have chance
TO recover
III your dog has a ct. prevent him
from getting out On the street. Or some
one may raise the CRY Of mad dog, .
and he may be shot. Put him III d
dark. quiet place, wet his head with
cold water frequently. and few hours
after he has recovered feed him on
bread and milk. While the dog Is ia
the ft you can do nothing but keep
him from injuring himself At is we'll
to sand for i veterinary doctor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
/ Is RUSSIAN GIRL
BRAVE YOUNG HEROINE
SAVES TWO LIVES

Fedora Hurtat. lille Russian girl
sof fourteen years VAS recently the
/ heroine of Is great deed of bravery
As vas ever performed % the Vest
ern Front Fedora was out walk
ing With her small brother aud sister
near the railroad at Sedanka. q sta
ltion about 20 versts from NIadiyostok
The children we're playing between
she ties 0f the railroad tracks while
she WAS sanntering in the road near
I 81,
Suddenly looking up, she saw the
train approaching and almost on top
luI the two small Riddles. she rushed
up The emlsankment and flung them
on the tracks. hns saving their lives.
She herself. however. was not able to
! get away III time. and was dragged
sbeneaih the wheels of the engine
When they lifted the little naangled
body from beneath the train, Fedora
was still living though quite uncon-
seipns One leg had been cut Off and
/ she was suffering from eoRcassion Of
the brain "A telephone call was sent
/ ID to the American Red Cross In Via
diyostok which Immediately sent out
Ian ambulance with doctor and
nurses The little heroine was brought
lin and laid on one Of the white beds
iof the American Red Cross Hospital
AS soon as Ii could be safely done,
Glenn anlputati0n was made Of the
stump, while everything else III human
power was done to save her. A spe-
cial nurse was put an the case night
and day Her mother was permitted
to BE with her all the time, though
she never regained consciousness
Every member Of the American Red
Cross. from the head doctor To the
poorest sanitars took an interest in
the case, and tried to do something
tor the child who had So unhesitating
IS sacrificed herself To save others
In the still small hours of the night
one az the doctors would Be seen slip
ping I'll ID the ward. trying 60. find
some change for the better or a
nurse from another door would battle
1.-The white face that lay SO Still upon
the pillow or 4 sanitar would stop
to vince AZ moan or strangled CRY
THAT sometimes burst from the blue.
lips.
Five days she lay fighting with
death, doctors and nurses fighting
with her But It was Of no avail Az
1.-TWO o'clock On the morning Of May
Goth, Decoration Day, she died.
And those nurses and doctors Of the
American Red Cross who later att
tended the Memorial Services IN Yla-
Eliyostok included little Fedora Hnr-
tat IN the list Of heroes and heroines
for whom they we're paying loving re-
spect In their prayers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
SAW IA FISH
"a BLOCK LONG

The United States being legally dry
by Congressional Iegiss ation Sergt.
George A Mursick III tho y. s Marine
Corps recruiting office at Richmond
Va. has no fear of being mis-beIieyed
or accused Of being intoxicated, in tell
Ing how he once saw fish "a block
long while sailing In the vicinity
5of the Philippine Islands.
We had Just rounded Luzon Point
when the engineer Of the &. S. s. Perry
called by attention 10 4 large object
on the port bow Mursick has writ
ten the New York bureau Of The Mar
ines. We got glass To obtain d
better look and ii was distinctly seen
ITO be an enormous fish-many times
"a rger than any ! had ever seen and
there is no doubt that the length ex-
ceeded an ordinary city block.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
IAIER Bell An
EFFECTIVE
Ships Bell From s. III s IIOhen.
zoIlern'' Now AT Recruiting
Station, Baltimore
|coMDR. LEAHY cAPTOR

An interesting display Il nov being
made Al Navy Recruiting HeadQaar
tiers 1t I2s East Raltimore street, Bal.
ltinaore. The ships bcll taken fFoal
the Kaisers private yacht was pro
cured by Commander I.sassy IN Charge
of the Navy Recruiting FOR Maryland
Id aid III the big Nary Recruiting dTiya
which Ii 90 start now that peace has
been signed and large numbers of re-
lserpes FOR duration of war and War
time enElStments are being released.
Only regulars are to b. recruited ID
this drive, but these recruits may
enlist for two. three or four years
/ Heretofore. only fouF-yeaT eniistInents
and minority enIistments were made
The scheme Commander Leahy used
10 get the 8. ID. s. Hohenzoilern
bell ii interesting When he Was
questioned he replied, = stole It from
the Secratary's 0ttiee.' This Ii near
III the Whole story While in Wash
ington, he saw the bell just outside
Secretary Dantela Office and got one
of his friends 10 ship It u Recruit
ing station In Baltimore, without ask
ing embarrassing questions. This
was done and 10 far, no request has
been made Tor is return
The history Of the kaiser's bell
as near IS can be obtained, Is as fol-
lows
First BELL made s. All q. Hohen-
zoliern
Second Transferred from Hohen-
zollern 10 the IS. NJ i Cormoran &
Third The cormoran was intern
ed al Il s. Naval Station al Guam
when the European war started in
1914.
When the U s. declared war the
captain OF the Cormoran was notified
that his vessel would be taken over
By the United States.
Rather than surrender his ship the
German commander had it blown IT'D
under him.
The ben was recovered from the
wreck and sent to the Secretary Of
The Navy by Captain Hoy @. Smith,
with the following letter of transmit
TAI. dated September IA. l9l4
Prom Governor Of Guam
#ssTo: Secretary of the Navy,
Subject; Recovery Of German ships
bell
Divers recovered Yesterday from
The wreck of the CormoTan ships
bell. medium size. bronze, with orna-
mental Grei2e, Imperial Crows and
IS. MI " Hohenzoliern In reiiei
ROY G. SMITH 4
|. The Kaiserss bell IS now being used
as an effective recruiter for the Unit
ed States Navy as certified By the
group Ut Interested people that sur
round ii at the recruiting station.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11

ICOnnecled With the e0Hst ion Indus
TRY Id this territory
Contracts awarded fr0m January Z.
1919, To JHIs Y, 1919, ana0matad t0
l$a7l .gss co. his q ~ increaae Of
sys per cent Owe the average for SINH
liar periOdn 0k the preceging ere years.
ThEs averae hgnre. expressed ii terns
Iof 1919 values. was 5l2ev Itsl. tst,0. The
figure for the first half IN 1918 II great
Ter than that Tor the msme period Of
amy prevEons year except 1913, when
the total was S@2ss Geo 0se0. Ain terms
Tor 1919 vaIHegl nearly hall Of which.
however, was Tor Government work
OF the total amount Of work started
between January u 1919, and June y
1919. so per cent WAS residential and
lf3 per cent industrial The increase
In activity from month TO month Iii
shown BY The following comparisons
tbased On 1918 valuesl Work started
Iii January. 1919. amounted TO 50 per
cent Or tho average Tor the same
month 81 each of the preceding Ave
years the same comparison for Feb-
ruary il 80 per cent TOR March. Us
per cent Tor April, IA per cent. for
May. $40 per cent for June, l58 per
cent. Tlle actual amount III contracts
awarded In January vas $i5. sos 600 !.
lin Aay. so is4 600: Ii June, $685.
09s. goo.
Resumption In this district received
lats impetus from several sources Ono
was the great Industrial prosperity
log 1878. which resulted ID an enor-
EInous demand FOR houses Work In
large volume started first III Virginia,
where activity In The vicinity of the
naval bases caused m early and In
sistent demand for small dwellings.
Employers III this territory have read
Iily aceeded to the demands OF labor,
TINS avoiding strikes Thus conditions
surrounding building activity in this
territory have been very favorable.
although there was for time 4 heai
fancy on the part OF trust companies
to supply capital for building opera
lions.
The principal difficulty builders face
az ftle present TIME - TIE SHORTAGE
of labor Some contractors complain
of reduced efficiency af lahor. 8rchi-
tects are experiencing difficulty III get
ting enough draaghtsneil 70 handle
the work that has accumulated in their
offices. There II some possibility of.
shortages Of yarions materials when
the large volume of work that has been
started gets we'll under way
There Il still 4 scarcity 0f houses
It'd thia district Many prospective
builders who have hesitated to start
operations because of the expectation
or declining prices, have only recently
decided to 80 ahead According to.
people IL close touch with the build
Ing business Ii this territory the pros-
poets are for d continued increase Of
activity for u long period.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
PACIFIC FLEET Will
SAIL ON July l7IH
Commanders Of Ships Which
Formed 6th Battle Squadron
OF Grand Fleet
THE BEEF BOAT FLAG


ships which formed the 9Th Battle
squadron of the Grand Fleet in inc
NORTH Sea during recent Aostillties,
viii sail July nth from The East Coast
commanded as follows
New Mexico. Captain Arthur Z. VII
lard; Mississippi. Captain Vim, M Moi,
fets Arizona. Captain John II Dayton.
wyoming. Captain Harley IA. Christy:
Arkansas Captain Louis r. de Steig.
ner: New York. Captain Vim n, Pratt /:
Texas. Captain Nathan G. Twinins !;
Idaho. Captain Carl r. Vogelgesailg.
The first stop of the squadron will be
III san Diego, California
The following ships viii depart ~
ordered:
Virginia. III command of Captain
VIM. III. STANDBY. New Jersey, Cap,
5atn Walter Il Gherardi: Rhode Isl
land, Captain Walter s. crosley; Geor-
gsa. Captain Leigh G. Palmer Ne
braska. Captain Percy NE 0itnsteaa: .
Vermont. Captain Frank II CLARK.
The Cleveland commanded By Cap.
tain. Frank e. Pinney; Tacoma, Cap.
tain Edward S. Jackson Denver Cap
tain Edward O. Fenncr Marbleheatl,
Captain Vim. n Tarrent:: Masllias,
Commander Frederick r. Sale. and
the yicksDurg. With Lieut. C3ndr.
Charles +. Reordan as commanding
ofIlcer, win sail independently These
shsns acted re eany0ys during the
transportation Of troops to the other
side.
The two veteran ships which laid
the mine larrage iii the North Sea will
sail under command as follows The
baltimore. Captain Alfred g. Hove
and the Aroostock. Captain James H.
Tomb
The Destroyer Squadron, led by the
Flag Ship Salem, IN command of Cap.
tain Hayne Ellis will Join the feet.
This is the DESTROYER Squadron which
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
HELPFUL HINTS

II any kind Of vegetable bofls down
on the stove, lift out the kettle and let
It stand IN big basin Of watr. VIII
take out the burnt smell and taste
Add few drops of water to the gas
cline used in cleaning clothing and
you will have no ring about the spot.
For darning cotton stockings you
will find SILK finished crochet cotton
most satisfactory The inended place
will always be soft and won't hurt the
feet as happens with ordinary darnIng
cation. especially after II Is washed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-11
spEcl.LlY eO0n sAspMIlM Es

Try mint and cucumber sandwiches
pip alin slices &c cleuinher III
French dressing
Put these on slices g hslttefed
bread: sprinkle with chopped fresh
mint.
Zig sandwiches are tasty and whole
some and may be made with tig paste
70 prepare the paste. use oIie-aa Il
pound al chopped flgs and one arser
cup 81 graduated sugar
Add water barely sufficient To cover !;
cook ii double boiler aud When
done add one tablespoon lemon Juice.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-02
SHERlff.S SALE!

By virtue of special execution issued
nom the office of the Clerk ofthe Distrtct
Court of Howard County, State OF Iowa, N
Barber Estate, Annabel Barber Newton ct
al, dated April 18th. 1919, and to me directed,
com handing me that OF the goods, cnatton,
stock or interest In any company, deb0 que
property in the hands OF third persoo1,
BY law rom executionl OF the said ]. b. Bar
Der Estate, Annabel Barber Newton ct Al
make or cause to be made the sum OF TWO
Thousand and TWENTY-FIVE ana NO Hun
dredth Dollars ls2Oe2o0). and Fifty Hun
a ara No D Mandfedss Dollars $50 %, sstos-
news fees, With interests and costs, have
levied upon the following described real
estAte lying and being situated IN the
County Of Howasd AZ os s FHs, 81 ae al
(6), ali or Lot Seven ~. the North Ten Ns)
feet OF Lot Eight (8) in McHu{hs Sub
Division Of part OF Biock Mine o., Irregular
Survey Of the North West Quarter (NWM
and part OF the South West Quarter ~, !sMsn
Ninety-Nine (99), Range Eleven ny; also
Lot Six (6) in Block Twelve u2l in Cresce,
Iowa, except the $ Iuth Forty (S4Ol ieet-ou
Of such real estate being situated In the City
M0SsTd pyybio Notice that
shall offer for sale At public outcry at tbs
court House door in Cresco, County Of HOW
Ard and state Of Iowa, on saturday. the 5ssn
day 81 May, 1919, between the hours q
> o'clock .. m. AID 4 ociocS S p I'm IN. ose&.
clock o. M. or said day; and VIII sell 70 the
hiRhest and best bidder therefor In cash, the
Above described property or sumcient
thereof to satisfy the above debt with inter-
eS dated su this 18th day of April. 1919.
. u. J. FERRiE,
Sheriff of Howard County
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-02
Bulk of Enemy Delegates Arrives
4 to Receive Peace Treaty
81, From Allies.
ONE ISSUE UNSETTLED
President Ador Of Switzerland Has
e Reached Paris and one Report 10
That r. Has Been Asked to Ar
Z. bitrate Italian Dispute.

Versailles, April 29-Sixty of the
German delegates to the peace con-
ference have arrived here. =
Immediately on their arrival the
delegates were taken in automobiles
to the Hotel Des Reservoirs. There
was no untoward incident. ~
The main plenipotentiaries and the
technical delegates who will complete
the full delegations are expected to
arrive in few hours. ~E
Treaty Virtually Complete.
The German peace delegation is
ready to receive the Peace treaty,
which is virtually complete, the only
big issue still outstanding being
Italy's claims with regard to Fiume
President Ador of Switzerland has
arrived in Paris and one report, is that
he has been requested to become arbi-
traitor in the dispute. Another report.
however, say his visit is in connection
with the Inauguration Of the work Of
the league of nations. -
Italian Parliament Summoned.
Rome, April 29.-The Italian Parlia-
ment has been summoned to meet.
Italy's future will depend on the
action taken by that body, after
Premier Orlando's presentation of the
program followed from the Peace con-
ference. A resolution providing for
a vote of confidence in the ministry is
understood to have been prepared.
THE hour is solemn and grave"
Premier Orlando declared in an inter
view. The governments chief duty
is to ascertain whether 1t has inter-
preted Parliament's sentiment and
protected its dignity 4
Annexation Urged.
+ A section of the press is advocating
annexation of Fiume and the territory
awarded Italy in the pact of London,
without waiting for Allied sanction.
The way out Of the present diff
Guilty said the Idea Nazionale, "is
annexation by royal decree of Tren-
tino, the Upper Adriatic, Trieste,
Fiume and Dalmatia with Saar, Sa-
palate and Sebanico. Once the an.
nexation is decreed the tempest will
subside. The Allies cannot avoid &C.
cepting an accomplished fact"
8 Former Premier Luzzati will move
q vote of confidence in the Chamber
and Senator Littoni will take similar
action in the Senate. Only the party
leaders are expected to discuss the
resolution and the session is expected
to be brief one. ..s
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-02
Covenant Of League of Nations
Approved BY Vote of All
Peace Conferees.
CHANGES EXPLAINED
United States, Britain, France, italy,
Japan, Belgium, Greece, Brazil,
and Spain Compose Council
Wilson Seen First President

Paris, April 29.-The plenary ses-
sion of the peace conference has
adopted the revised covenant Of the
League of Nations.
The covenant, as adopted, included
President Wilson's motions, nominal
ing Sir Eric Drummond of England,
as the first secretary-general and nam
ing Belgium, Greece, Brazil and Spain
for representation In the league coun-
ell, together with the United States,
Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan.
Wilson Explains Covenant.
President Wilson, addressing the
conference, explained the amendments
to the League of Nations covenant.
He did not read the entire revised
text. g,
The French, despite rumors Of
agreement, introduced amendments
designed to strengthen the military
provisions. -
They submitted an addition to Ar
ticle VIII providing for payment of a
special committee to obtain full infor-
nation in connection with reduction
of ornaments. They also submitted
substitute for Article TX, providing
. permanent organization to consider
and draw up naval and military meas.
ures to enforce the covenant and max
ing them Immediately operative in
case of emergency.
Wilson Seen az First President.
Washington, April 29.-With the
publication of the revised draft, mem
bers of the United States senate will
have before them the plan for the
preservation Of world peace which
they will be called upon to ratify.
A number of republican senators
among the 80 who signed the round
robin of opposition to the covenant in
its original form have signified that
recognition of the Monroe doctrine, ex.
emption Of domestic questions like i'm.
migration from league jurisdiction,
preservation of sovereignty and other
amendments they demand remove
their objections.
President Wilson is to call the first
meeting of the league and of the OK.
ecutive council. It is taken for grant.
ed that he will name himself the
American member Of the council, and
It is expected that he will be elected
chairman of that body, as which off,
cial he would be the first president
of the world state.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-02
UPHOLD |TALY's STAND
Japanese Newspapers Discuss
the Fiume Incident.
President Wilson Is Expected to Voice
Objection to Japan's Aims
in China.

Toxic, April 29.-The Japanese
press, commenting on the departure of
the Italians from the Peace confer.
ence, upholds Italy.
Yamato Shimbun declares Japan
and Italy ARE in the same boat"
III the conference considers the
Using Tao agreement scrap Of paper,
the same measure may be necessary
on the part of Japan" it says.
Asahi Shimbun processes to believe
Italy probably will conclude a sepa'
rate treaty with Austria and resume
hostilities with the South Slavs.
Europe" it declares. may yet see
it's worst fighting, with Germany the
only country to benefit"
Wilson Expected to Stick.
Washington, April 29.-President
Wilson is expected by his friends
here to speak out in opposition to ia.
pans Peace conference detectives in
China. Such action, they say, would
bring the whole subject of secret
treaties versus open diplomacy square
ly up for final decision before the
Peace conference. "
The Presidents course in Paris is
understood to have undergone one
fundamental change. 1t is stated by
his friends that he is prepared now to
remain in Paris and battle to the end
for what he believes is the right set
Element. Instead of being ready to
quit the conference if his views do
NOT Drevail no will remain IN tha sn0t
and fight it out, it is believed.