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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30
FOR HEADACHES

There isn't any Headache remedy
that does the work like CAPUDINB.
II gives quick relief from Headaches
of all kinds. Trial size 10 cts. Larger
sizes also-IT'S LIQUID.-adv.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30

FOR speedy and effective action Ut peerv's
Dead Shot" has no equal One dose only
will clean out Worms or ia ewpftni Adv.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30
Women Advance in Holland.

This year, for the first time, women
are seeking election to town councils
In Holland.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30

a conuenisi dinner party. IL
may be imagined, was this one
consisting Of Hardin, the de.
posed general manager: Rick
ard, the man who has supplanted
him; Hardin's sister, who loves
her brother devotedly and re.
sents bitterly the appointment
OF Richard TO succeed him, and
Hsrdln'e wife, former sweet
heart of Richard. Read abou,
this interesting situation In the
next instsilment.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30
The Difficulty.

Ned fenthusiastlcallY) -"tobbles Is
n live wire" Harry tgloo,nily) Hes
n I've wire YOU cant touch
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30
COULD NOT SLEEP
Mr. Schleusner in Misery From
Kidney Complaint. Doan's
Gave Complete Relief.

Heavy work brought on my kidney
complaint" says VIM. Sehleusner, GiOB
Suburban Ave, Wellston, Me. Gone
morning when shoeing a horse | was
taken with a sudden pain in my back
and fell fiat on the floor. VI | had
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30

Every time yoll get - ewclled iden
cbotlt being popnlnr try borrowing $50
FOR y cure.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30
4. uovrR OVER THE CANVAS HOUSEHOLD or THE
uhBDINs AS RICHARD TAXES THE REINS.

r Ricfard "a engineer of The Overland Pacific rail.
hmpss A. once of President Marshall ~ Tucson, Ariz While
fmpto s,nls n report on the ravHEes nf the Colorado river.
y tSs "Tors Of Thomas lIordin, hcad q The Desert Reclamation
M wv III had hppn a student under Richard IN nh pastcrn col
aW h" .aloi Cptv Holmes. with whom Richard hnd rancfed no
d mu 1.rnaIt tells Hieknrd the Overland Pacific must stpp ii to
Bhe na, ,pltp4 and wishes 10 send Richard "a tnkn .tarpe
NE mp' borouse ne forpsocs embarrassment IN eupnIanttug
mT W. 49, rn over Richard goes To tHlexico and. on the way.
W y. ,houtl Hardin aud his work. Richard meets Mr.. ana Mrs
h mh 80 % Hardin, the formers half sister Al tbe ma
anu - ,he engineers loyal ia Hardin and hostile 10 him Rtckari
h mas,,ns Of the directors and asserts his authority. Hardin
:" Mexican, son If the Father of the Imperia, votIo, /"
b"s .o penpral situation and expresses foreboiinps bot Tho
vii fall
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30

been hit with a trip ham
mer, / couldn't have suf
fered more. | stayed in
The house for five weeks
and the pain was wearing
the life out Of me. AZ
times, | couldn't get q
wink Of sleep because of
the misery and ! had to
get up every few moments
10 pass the secretions that
,.ara bfs,LIg enInrad af
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30

bNAt HlAitA 3tfttTif VI
foul odor, filed with sandy sediment
and terribly scalding. Ny bladder felt
as though II were afire. The pain
brought stupor and a Keeling sensation
in my head: the torture of il cannot
be described. II ! got onto my feet /
couldn't walk but felt dizzy and all in
q Hutter and everything would turn
black. NV herd ached go IT seemed
as though my eyes were being dragged
out. / started using Dqpn's Kidney
Pills and / was soon rid Of all the
trouble"
Subscribed and to before
me.
C. II. COGGESHALL,
Notary Public.
Get DoanSs a. Any Store. eoc . Bon
K,DnIx
rosTER-MIBURN Co. BUFFALO. N. Y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-08-30

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Oficncr Sdreibcbrief Ses
pbilipp Saucrantpfcr.
Mein Iieber 6err Me0adtion1r

SZE&E2
Mein lieber GER Neoadtion6r!!
8eu iebtt ben r1er ia a11b mtober
emaI ben bierfe EiduIei gebabtl SIS
is go11a idredlih, mie bie 3eif flie@
ge b1bf IS is mid qra6, aIs nen1
mer eriht e @o1 8urudf &rismeB ge=
bbabt b6dtte l1n6 lett bat ffdon Die 8pei,
fe S6lft bon ben Sabr geitart. @s is.
a1ptper ffeiin Subs, bob mer ffiidfe 0nbf,
tfdebni6e fam nper es ia bod nit.
Nen11 i1 10 an ben zbierte SiduIei
oenfe Dnbn, bn1tn mtB id n11d an ben
grie6ensfbIuB benfe, biefabs beibe'
Gage in bod ebm1t BON 1iefeltpe5
Me1iening, BLOB DOB mer nit ben Srie.
pensidlnB Die 0eifhe 2eut perbams
matfbf ben un6 NIT ben bierte Slbu=.
lei ben mer ne gngEfhe ben gude
10 bon gegerbt, baB E for ole Set
genl1g gehalM ben. Gen Seq m1bt
bas er11m ffdebnfde; bbeh in as 0ie
nn0 NORGE Is eS ieman0 a11neridter;;
tper neiB, per bns nddfte mol feline
8riigel ffriege 6ubf Wen 11er poIe
bns bette boffe. .s..9.5
Nm bierfe Effd11lei 6ubn ib mid
uIs e Subj for bic Sinner opfere iii
iidJ ben aud 6iesmal r1ein Wein6 oni=
gemah, 0aB iH ebbes for ie 6l1br1
moqt. Sriber bot mer Tor 10 ebant
Is Gents en- ga115e 9iep Seier1perfg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

.pene nro tpenn ipperbaltpt aetpliiBfii
sbdH bob ID Sen SUBS mitgenonlrne
tabam mar lie Dabeim gebIlnptpe..
Die 55ie muB in1Iler ebbes 5u tide
Zen TN nenn ie es hit nuf ben an1o
built Dnn11 onDt Z All ben Mafier..
8eu sic femme &
so BET u1ls beii zen idan1ptper aud
'DorfM gefriegt It'll id ben mid &
8nttel Wein aug Den Gis geboN.
@enn Sc bran benfe, b hoen
8ootnla1n nl1d imrner @Idsfe bon
ge1ntpe Zen, bnrn foirne 5e id ben.
ffe baB 10 & 8atta fdnen geleerf
NOR. Die 2i53ie fat mn1er ben Aopp
gefdittelt. uWsag f1aH oid) oenn ei1ni.:
bau Elm, bat e geiagt Wier fen Bro
bibiiden I'm on ptideIts 6ranf los nIs
tpenn 11er nod IN reies &o11trie e
ipe bette hummer mn pe1n Du|
enrol nIfbore bubi nit bic 8uDsfei
terei. @ns fone benin Die gutpe bon
bid 6enfe??1 2i55ie, ben ib sgefqgt,
iebt fbnpp email nit bein Musbable,
tDenn Mer tpio6er beiim II, bann|
fnnnit OIL ales aus oein5iBtem raIs=
briuge, for az mnsid brum getptpe,
atutDer beut is en- Soniebeb I'm eIbit1
e 5hoof nil en1al en- reieD agben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

Meonfieidein npadt. Gin perfebrte1
sfepp lit e liegt ei1ls I'M Bnlfer
I'm tper0 0ann bin Die Slides diff:
Egefreife1 biieibg bng friegt ct alpsper
mud md mon mid e 2iidm, onB
ibn gana onR miro. Str foanf
lndelin inge, atDtDer feins berf bon
iiein Ylobs mub, onft bot es qe.
idhJeut. SotDi id nl1sffinne, DnB ibr
end nit bebefe butt geb id oe1
Nfa11n bag Gem unb bnnn ff1ibrt &c
sgleid ipiooer ans 2ano 5uriidf.
Men, e Zen Mid an geprammiBt,
DnB quite 8utpe Ri11 tpoute I'M ban1l
tin mer I~osgefnbre un6 6ag is merit
.li9 i6h0n getpefe. ben mid ii Sic
.erfdte 2em en- SdnH WbisffeD geta-
delt iii ben ben Bootrpa11n .auh eirl
gefDtpe, biefnbg ib fann nit Is 5ein
I'm bas Is Der bette 8eg, nie mer
fetne 2ent III en- quite Snbmer balte
sbebt. ST ben mid nl1b en- Sdmobf
ffriegf lin off @obrg bot Der Man1l.
yuub fein S1mobf geffriegt. Die Ga
5iie, no ih a11d Sic BntfeI biingebnlte
ben bot refffIub6fHf IN bot mid oie
Warning getDipe, bob id better oiie
gatel naei1s Iaiie 0ebt, onIt 6ebt
mid um gnD Der eribte MdIibent bop
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

s&obrg iebpegeiie. MIe aebengu1itfel
I'M gon5 bredIih III Ste gnnge
Eino Tor mar1,m on bn Geiertperfs er
#Gd5epppiden made2 Biieiog Das butt
les bic 9ollii3ei aud MT mebm erIalltp,
onb nler 6eiiertperfs dubte oubt IN
8Dn ben Id geoenfE neil Ben im 9e.
be1lft mode enpa ebbes biffereu,
Tel. .sss
g8ie Der bierte Gil1ulei forn11e il,
ben i6 81 Die ai55ie, mas meire Mllte
Is, gefogf, e fout email bie @ibg in
fih felbit reooig mode mer bette
geb1 IN E groBe 3eh ben. 9 &obrg
ben ole mile uoIe, mng Die groBe
gioie par, atutper biefabs eg Fat E
'surpreis ein o1e, ben i'd es ne nit
'gelngf. Der ben E gnn5e a Gem
1p1tfdJeS mitgenolrme III off @obrs
d1l6 plentie 81 b1rinfe mer ben nnd)
e Beblde NIT geffro1nbeelteg gi5 mifge-
11or111e TN 6a Zen mer e 2att Cts
friem orin aebabt I'm biieios oas ben
al6 beribiebene BaheIe Drin
itede gebabt an bonn Is es Ios qan
sc. Sd fin nit Die gan5e Yrpfeihen
nod bic 9ebf gemnrtIGt iii BORT But
E groBes dDreg Mntorboot aeIeqe,
no BOO i6 gerenf gebabt ben of aobrg.
NOR ol1d en- Seller babel, 100 6ng.
s 200 bot rome miiiie lin no hptper
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

oungsloge u1tb Der sSaiinnggfroft ber
.Nrbeitertpelt melt beiIer aagepaB ino
aIs &nedels Mbracaoabra. WessbnIb
fpar6 nlio an 9nedel appeliert? I'm
ieres grudtenS aus 3tpei @ril1oen:
gritens nm 1pienoer einr1aI Die Coli
baritMt beg oainloelnofrofiiffd)en Mtbe-
|isnlug nit benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|feftanIegenL iulh leBterer aus 3tpei
Aueqen ge{peiIt piro, aus benz
sSournnliiitenssM tbeisnliS Il. Dem nnii-
ber1iit1iiren Mfbeisnus. 33tnNeiitens neil
man ii Gueioenferfreiien aus tieflter
E5eele mad tdrfenben Mntoritdten
perlang, nod Bdpiten Der Nufffl1-
5rl1ng, unb lie nil1tnt, mos1nan tie fin
BET, nm iibbren blind aueg al gIa11ben,
mos ungldubia imog es nod 10
lnglanblih fein
9aedeI bat trotbem grofen Mnbang.
Donnint lit nl1d Sic Anele nrgebel1-
Sci, nus Der bie8erebrnng fit 8aede1
l1,1o Die 8etpnnoerung fir ein5Dftem
fIIiieB Der Sob gegen Gom Il. Sic Nbs
fbaffung bes pofitiDe1 driftliGenl
5itengeietes. @aB Saeda imnler:
nod 10 Diele Mnbdnger bat, bob ogar.
Elm 9aedelfuItug getrieben nirb, bob.
bic moniihtifhe getDegl1ngSeiigene Der
eiiniigllngen mo 9rgane bot, Durfffte
1rah Der qrIn0lihen Mbfertig1lnq 0es.
.Serenier SSiibrers ml1noernebmen,
ne1n niidt 6as Cine iere eiinte:: -
Der Sab gegen Die Stride u16 Der
8nni6, tb bon ben 8ori6riften ei-
mes IN Der &eligion begrnn6eten Git
&c beffreien. Durin
SaedeI 6ubrer, unb dur g%rreiid}ungI
zines folden 3ieles iinb 5al1ienoe be-
ognr ei11em grinblih bloBgez
Snbrer al folgen.
Set 6es 8. &.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

@erftprbener Wegriit6er bes MDnis.
mus Der 1tnmiFenidaftlidfeit unO
ttnfenntnis i6erfabrt.
gefabrlide senbena ieiner 2ebren.
lei.
Saedelisn,ls uub Mnardlismlts.

PuSuSN~W 81
Hidt n1lr Die nntpilienid,aftlih'
Metbobe oes Woriitenfiibrers, lon
bern n1d Die gefabrli6e Senoen5 lei
ner 2ebren betont Der beriibnte Beg'
,1er Ser Saedeliden auffalIa1g Del
gntuidlumgslebre, 2. Grid 8as.
mann, g. S., (0er Mbrigers Dor &c
Sabren in %6ffentlider Gebate IN Der
lin &aedel unb ieine Mannen fdll1g).
in Der &e5enfion ettler abbanollne
bes @ra5er 8rofeforS Midelitid
iiber Die 8eltratiel. Nadoem CT Die
mfertigung Soedels Onrd ben ge=
%rlan1ten 8elebrten ifi5aiert, fabrt er
fort: pWir pubten ntdt, BON tneld1er
Sette mon 9err1 Brofellor 9aedel &C.
gen ote1es ool1g gened)f1er1lg1e n nr.
fell nj coup negn1en IorlnIe: SoH
ia1pol.laer ooer gIanp!g pe ml
,,id,t nm geiten ienps Sells Ser= mn.
Sernen Mohirforidler, meIder mehr
nSer mi,,Spr inf !6oedeJs moniIfi-
fhem 5ton6m1nffe ftehf: 1ern a1h
lie ner6en 5ih oeitehen miiiien. sax
SoefeI linen 5,,rh feline WeItratipIss
mehr gd5on6e oIg ghre oenpohf. in-
Sem er Sic miienidaftIide @nttpid-
I~unoslebre. oeren Ieaitimer gertre-
fer pr ~, iein nnrribf. ii 6ffentIid1en
M5iRfreSit nebrohf hot @inaio sic
onodiItiihe l1mif1rabartei. meide Sic
mohrhoff foniea11enten SoedeIiorer
umfokt. fonn nuf bieies Werf
.GoefeIs mirfIih ffnIa fein. neil es
nod SnhoIt un6 Torm bSlid ihrem
Geiit entfpriht uno ibren 3nfunfts-
beltrebrnaen peientlide1 Borldub
Ietftet, mao o11h Saedel 6ieielben oIs
,utopien" beaeihnen."
eo.ialiftenfii6rer 8ebeI meia a,tf an.
iammenhann .tnifden 0artninis.
INNS ,nS goaialismns hiu.
$50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
@auIIIen aiber Meligionsfeinblidfeit
oes Monisu.,ts.

Mn Sic Bebelfden Meltberll11ael
anfnipfero, lent 81. bon Noiti5-Gie
ned Sic Mnfmerffarnfeh alld a1f %
Der poIitipen Religion aus bent ma
Rehabilitation Monism1ls er1tebeno'
@efabr Fin. ST ihreibt: s8ebel ba;;
befaa1nHfih Der 9oHni1ng Mlsorle
qeaeben, Saedelg 8atb tperbe IN MIDI
anau feruer 3eit bic Sheen Der Nr
Ibeifertpelt beberrfden. St bat abe
fberlaumt 51 iagen, mas Elm 2ebe11 pol
e~rbrIden6er Mrbeit n10 pielfahe1
Igntbehrung, epentnen bon glel1D mi
Mot, 6amif anfarlgen on, tue1tn ibur
Elm 6a11fe an1nntiger Worfe IN Der
|ShoB fdnt, pie BDffnoe. nno Cont
matif, Blasmopbagen uno Bloito--
ipbaeren; prim6rer, efunoarer Bba.
natisn11g uno erotifder Gbemotro'
pismug; antbropifde, antbropola.
trifde, ELECTROMAGNETIC Neligions:-
mabnaebiIoe Ii. 10. .Meaq man q
6ie1en ,1rb bielen o11oeren iprndltd}e11
Brohtffuidfen cine put1berlide gereis
derrr1a 0es @eiiteslebens eben, oDer
nit 9allien Elm uars &inoii6e1
aren3enoe p6nht nit 1elen 8ort-
bil6nnaen Bic Mr1nut Der 8eoanfe1
All berbniGen, nnerHnolth bleibt IN
iebem Sole, mas Sabrifarbeiter ba-
bon habeu nn6 ban1it anfangen folen.
Mag 8ebeI an 6nedeI ddRbar ir-
set, lit obne 3neifel bus ndrnlibe,
tpoburh 9aedeI Dorab berglbgoH Der
italieniiben 5reimal1rerei getporbe1,
Der Borteber 6es 2iidts 11no Der
Mnfldrung1 der meme Mbam" !.
mil benz ,6ie 5tpeite &dlfte Der Sc
ididte beginnt" mie &aulfen fagt.
SIS lit ein1naI oas bebarrltde Beftre<
ben, Sen ,ungebeuren &l1furfampf
gu fdiiren, bas @briitentnm m
@rur6 ur1o Booer al idelten INSIDE
1onoere &otboli5ism1s un6 8appft-
tum aus Der 8eH bn1aus at ber=
Denr1 mir geben bier aber-
mails 8n11lien 6as @ort, u!S&Satboli-
3ismug nn0 8apfttl1m mrfen nu u1-
BbiIoiopben nberba11M tnie anf
elm a11bereg @efd0p bas rote g1d
tperm er anf bieie Dinge fommt, err
regelmGBig Elm Hleiner Mnfam
bon Eobfubt; bie Ndpife inb ibm ii
Der groBen Mebr5uW ibamloie @nuf=
Ter 1tn0 8efruder, btele bon ihr1en3
ni9tsmIrbige Berbreder (WeItrdt=.
g. 374), die &I0i1er 6ie &0blen
nuer 9n1ter, nas goelibat Die auele
@relteI nim. 8dibrenb
Ser ro1pntiiihe Mtbeilf1 fniir anbere,
Moblpoaen begt, ia cine.
l1e11e @eIigion feIbit 5u grunt6en
al gelniiften fdeint, m0dte er ben.
@ntboIi3isrnts nn6 0as Bnpittnm nit
Bed unb 5htpefel pertiIgen 81. nit
Ieiner .Queue1 nnb nit feinem Corn,
obne 5ubeoetfen 6aB cine 8eliigion,
bic Der Mbeistnl1s grutbet, bod mobl
nltr ein 8oifenfpiel fein fam, nnb
|ol6e &eligionen, 6enen Der Mtbeis-
NUS freunbIid 5nbltn5eIf, eben baS
our9 fotlib f~ompromittiert meroen,
oieienige ober, Die er baBf, er 5tpei=
iellos o1td ffHrdfet. nebrigens fin6
paedels 9usfibrungen IN ibrem MT
,er6riitli6en nnb ntbeiififden &ern
it gen1tgsm populdren 5drittDerfen
,rehgetreten mor6en, mel6e Der Bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-03
Big Copper Deposit
Uncovered By Eskimos

Eskimos have led Canadians to
what Dominion experts believe may
prove to be one of the greatest dc
posts of copper ore in the world. It
is in the northern part Of Canada. east
of Great Bear Lake and alone the
course of the Copper Mine River.
which runs north into the Arctic
Ocean, says "The New York Sun"
tanned from the dwellers in that cold
region, who used the metal for their
implements Travellers in the district
confirmed the tales of the natives
The specimens of rock gathered in
dictate geological formation similar
to the highly productive and profitable
mines of the Lake Superior district.
Leavenworth New Era
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-03
Sailor Risks His
Neck I'm Effort to
Kiss Barney Stone
Peter Mcclure, of U. S.
Navy, Makes Attempt
Without Support and
Falls 10 Feet

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Peter Mcclure.
sometime of San Francisco, now of the
United States Navy, imperilled his
neck for the right to tell his admring
friends at home: "I've kissed the
Barney Stone" Mcclure was mem
Der of party of American sailors con-
Quoted by the Young Mems Christian
Association to Blarney Castle.
'lts a bit of drop said Pete, after
he had climbed to the top of the castle
wall and looked down sheer one hun
bred and ten feet. ITS by way of
adding a little sport to the game
Pete watched other Yankee blue
jackets kiss the Barney Stone. The
approved method is for strong man
10 grasp the candidates left leg and
army, while another grasps his right
leg and arm. then they swing him out
over the abyss as far as they can
reach and let the intrepid one bounce
his nose against the scarcely attain
able rock, call it kiss and let it go
at that
Not 50 Mcclure. He knew he could
reach out over the ledge and kiss the
Blarney Stone across the way without
assistance As he had almost attained
his goal lie lost his balance and started
down The one hundred and ten feet
straight through the air.
The keeper descended by safer
route. Intending to pick up the dead
American sailor. What he saw was
Mcclure rubbing himself and pointing
heavenward with a sort of sheepish
The keeper saw where Mcclure, after
falling sixty feet, hit we'll out on
tree limb and broke it off. Below that
was another bough, to which he had
earomed and below still another. also
breaking the fall so that the last drop
was only fifteen feet.
Inc custodian became very angry.
nat do YOU mean ?" said he, "break-
ing of the limbs of the trees. Don't
you sec that sign?" Do not injure
shrunbery'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-03
I. 5. Ready to Recognize
New York State Guards
Ne1o York Tribune
Wnshiu0tOn Burenu

VhSN!uDtOn BufeGu
WASHINTON, Jan. Eff the New
or state Guard and Home Guard
lots.iing $1,000 men and officers, make
appiicatioa to the Militia Bureau of
me ar Department for Federal rec
cgnition and inclusion in the National
Guard o. the United States the request
wan De gwen earnest consideration. and
8 possible the Guardsmen will be rec
ognized.
Ibis. ms vas made plain to-day by
,,ern}'er bureau officers, with whom
l1S'.ners OF the New York Guard have
,,an,,,. recently on the question of
procuring Federal recognition Of the
Empire State troops. ~ INC
'"fhc Militia Burcau can ba corx..d
on 10 facilitate tic recoen;t;or 'ouh ts
New York State Guardsmcn,, s ~. Ine
high official OF tho War Department 20 :"
day. "The orgafizations have been
carefully form~o and care has been
taken TO select high grade Of per
soHnel, and the Inclusion Of the entire
body of $1,000 caicers and men would
be Welcorsed by the Militia Bureau ii
the organizations desire to change
from their present state status to Fed
fraiized nlii;ja."
Jditia Bureau officers hayc been told
~ members Of the New York State
Guard hat Hrigadicr General George
Il. Dyer, head Of the Empire State
militia, IL anxious to have his organi.
zation 8iTcn Federal recognition before
new legislHtion affecting tho future OF
the tate Guardsmen IL enacted. A for
nal request for recognition is expected
- be made ggon By General Dyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-03
First War Ships
To Bring Troops
Arrive Next Week
Transport Maisonia, With
:3.Io7 Soldiers, Due at
Hoboken Pier To-day; 3
Battleships Are on Way

Three battleships carrying home
coming soldiers are on their way to
American ports. according to an an
nouncement yesterday by the United
states transport service here. They
are the first United States war craft to
be used as transports. The Georgia
and the Kansas are expected to reach
Newport News January Z, and the third,
tine North Carolina is due in New York
the following day.
Only enc transport reached New
York yesterday and carrying small
number Of men, but Matsonia. with
3,l97 officers and men, sent wireless
TO port OF embarkation officials yester-
day that she would be off Ambrose
Light al midnight and would dock at
Pier ,, Hoboken, early this morning.
The majority of the Matsonia s com
PIGMENT are field artillery units from
California. There are also several
causal and medical detachments aboard
OF the sick and wounded, thirty-tiv,
are bedridden, while 1874 need no spc-
clal attention.
navy launch took eight wounded
officers from the transport Samland,
which anchored in the bay yesterday,
and landed them at Hoboken. Two y.
N. c. A. men also returned on the ship.
With the arrival early next week of
the first troop carrying warships it is
expected there viii again be steady
How Of returning soldiers. The North
Carolina, which will probably dock at
the army piers in Hoboken, is reported
TO have 1888 men aboard. This num-
Der includes nineteen officers and 494
men, making up the 113th Ammunition
Train, a medical detachment. eight of
4cers and l45 men Of the 498th Aero
Squadron. Companies POI to 204. of the
Narins Corps, and a number of other
casuals.s
Other transports on the way are the
Nieuw Amsterdam, with 2132 officers
aud men, due January 6, and the
cruiser Louisville, which was formerly
the st. Louis of the American Line.
bringing casual organizations; a few
civilian workers and a squal of sick
and wounded officers and men.
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however, that the lifesavers, with Cap
tain oJseph futile of the Point of
Woods station standing AT the long
rudder sweep, showed out into the
surf The gallant little shell slid from
wave TO wave and at times her prov
pointed skyward until it seemed she
was going to loop the loop.
Then the captain swept the boat in
beside the big smotionless transport
with a final fiirt of the helm. He
climbed up and up slippery Jacobs
ladder" to the deck, while on shore
others of his men snapped red and yell
low signal flags for the benefit of
wig-waging sailor standing on the
bridge. After an interval the captain
descended to his boat. The watchers
on shore saw an olive drab figure bur-
dcned with bags climb over the ships
rail and follow the perious descent of
the Coast Guard captain =.
Boat Starts for Beach
In few minutes came another sol
der and another and finally fourth,
and when this man was seated with
his comrades the boat starter back
through the surf to the beach.
1t was met by a score of hip-booted
lifesavers in yellow and black slickers,
who rushed into the surf and hauled
leaped over their heads and landed
with n splash, tho first of the Northern
Pacific imperilled passengers to land.
This was Lieutenant Robert Tharp.
18TH Infantry, 3bth Division, whose
home is in Washington Indiana.
"Firt ashore; Oh boyl" he shouted
as he shook hands with men who
crowded about him, unmindful Of the
salt water Shaping at their ankles.
mo coffee or food?" he asked, then
thanks" as Red Cross worker came
up. Lieutenant Tharp wore wound
stripe and explained that he had been
snot in the arm on September 80 In the
nghtng In the Argonne Forest.
The next man out Of the boat was
Lieutenant Joseph A. Logan, infantry.
OF wilton, Penn, and beside him came
lieutenant Robert H. Wilson. IT,. of
142 Rugby Road, Brooklyn. Both wore
wound stripes. Wilson was hit in the
thigh at Chateau Thicrry and Logan
was shot in the arm in the Argonne.
Fourth Man Carried Ashore
The fourth man was lifted out of
the boat and carried ashore pipaback
BY smiling life guard. This soldier
was Private Elmer Litchner, who wore
on his overseas cap the numerals 80
for the infantry regiment to which he
belongs and third for the division
Of which this regiment is a part.
In reply to questions Litchner said:
II vas standing on tho deck near the
ladder when there came cry, -Four
officers TO go ashore Only three were