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Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
A East Roxinu Bout

One of the Cleverest boxing exhibi- rions pulled off in the county of Mari copa for many moons was then wit messed by the crowd. Jack Daley, and Young Huddy, two of the cleVerest boxers in the state, entered the ring for the first time iii this city. They were not only fast, clean boxers. but showed the skill of well trained men.
 The fact that Muddy was a bit the heavier of the two gave him a point worthy of praise in the beginning of the bout and until long in the game. when Daley entered an upper which turned the field well to his favor. but by no means to q decision No decis- ion was entered on account of the ex- cessive heat and few rounds. After an intermission of five minutes, Daley again entered the ring with Jack Mo Mann, engineer with the Santa Fe R. Il These men went four rounds of fast clever boxing. No knockouts were wit messed, but each succeeded in putting the other against the rope several times during the event.
 The contest was refereed by Cant c. H. Young whose work as third party in the ring was endorsed by both public and participants.
 The prizes for the races were awarded promptly at the close of the contests. The following officials di- rected the day:
 Field manager, It. Carpenter: start CT, c A. Venne; judges, c. L. Mi chaels, Claude Thompson, Capt Rosen- hauer; clerk, Sgt. J. ". Ogg.
 The committee on athletics, after ev- erything was over, expressed their ap- preciatOn to the service men, high school cadets, officials, and merchants and citizens, who co-operated so will ingly and gave of their time and means to help the management produce this program. It left no doubt in the minds of the returning boys as to the whole hearted welcome they were receiving.
 The afternoons celebration. which will long be remembered by the sport lovers of Phoenix, was cuImiDated by a fast exhibition of ball playing by Phoe- nix own teams, the War Vets and the local White Sox, the War Vets winning to }
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
PHOENIX WELCOME
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 dropped. They came in with a fast third but were unable to register any better after the handicap. The prizes were sl5 and s. Pinney and Robin sons store also donated a fine track suit to each member of the winning team. The boys who made up the cadet team were Detweiler. Becker. Stoltze and Johnson.
 Third event: The ladies had their inning next, in a baseball throwing contest. Some surprising results were obtained in this event Miss Ruth Jones threw the ball 141h feet. clear into the crowd for first place. Margaret E. Henry took second with g. distance of 1241a feet. and Emma Murr third with 114l2 feet to her credit. Prizes of s, s and s2, were awarded to them. There were ten entries in the ladies contest.
 Fourth event: The next event was winner from the standpoint of novel entertainment for the crowd. Company One and company Two of the high school cadets staged a stick race which kept them all jumping. Company Two proved winners and won a free treat for the entire team at DOnofrio's.
 Sixth event This was one which will long be remembered by the b0S-s. The Phoenix Wholesale Meat and Pro duce company very generously donated fine young shoat for the purpose. He twas given a liberal coating of grease from nose. to tail and hn.ned
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

the club will present a pupil on this day.
 Officers for 1919-1920: President Mrs. H. NJ. Fennernore; vice president Mrs. Henry Cate; secretary, Mrs. Dixie Mathie: treasurer. Mrs. Clyde Candy.
 Members at Large: Mrs. A. G. Hu- lett, Mrs. L. F. Hewins, Mrs Louis Dysart.
 Standing Committees: Nomination, Mrs. L. E. White, Mrs. Ed Shaw, Mrs. W. R. Battin; Extension. Miss Flea nor Lewis, Miss Clara Hazard. Miss Fay DeMund; Hostesses, Mrs. L. l.. White, Mrs. H. D. Ross, Mrs. Doane Merrill, Mrs. W. L. Pinney; Press, Mrs. William Conrad Mills: Resolutions, Mrs. Henry D. Ross.
 The civics education department Of the Woman's club will hold it's last meeting for the season at 2:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Unfinished busi- ness will be completed and a delight ful social hour will follow with Mrs. \. G. Utley as hostess This will be the last meeting presided over by Mrs. Ro- land C. Dryer. for when the club opens in the autumn, Mrs. J. A. Higgins. re- gently elected chairman, will be in charge.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
BOMB LOOKED LIKE COAL

CFrom the Westminster Gazette
 I remember seeing in the Black Museum at Old Scotland Yard, many years since, among many other inter esting souvenirs of crime, a smslt bomb. which might have served as i model for those which have been found among the diplomatic luggage" in Norway.
 To all appearances it was a piece oc coal; but in reality t was a hollow piece of metal ingenioasly chisled to represent coal strateficaifon. and then painted black, but with certain lighter shades to render it the more deceptive.
 On handling it I found a touch hole for q fuse. The workmanship of this fiendish little thing was admirable. and the maker of it must have been a mechanic of great skill.
 Had this small bomb fulfilled the purpose for which it was designed, there would have been an explosion on an Atlantic liner. but fortunately. ir was found in time. and merely became one of the curiosities Of the "Elaciz Museum" where. perhaps, it may still remains.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

PARIS, May 10-Presiden Wilson, speaking at the session today of the academy of moral and political sci ences. of which he was elected a for eign associate last year, said the United States came into the war in the cause of liberty.
 Whenever we see the cause of lib- erty imperilled, the president added, we are ready to cast our lot in con- mon with the lot of those whose liberty is threatened. That is the spirit of the people of the United States"
 The occasion of the presidents speech was the presentation to him of a specially struck gold medal.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
WELCOME HO|NE DANCE
 HELD AT ARCADIA HALL

Welcome Home day" for the re- turned Arizona service men was fit tingly finished last night by a dance given in honor of the returned soldiers. sailors, and marines, at Arcadia hall
 The dance was under the general auspice of the celebration committee. of which A. A. Betts was chairman. but was more particularly in the charge of @ special committee headed by Donald Dunbar.
 The music was furnished by Besse's orchestra A good crowd of ex-service men and their families, friends. and sweethearts attended Men from every branch of the service were there. from priVates to captains, all enjoying them selves as well as could be-
 The affair was informal.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

loose with more than forty Boy Scouts after him. Time after time the elu- sive porker was grasped by a would be winner, only to slip away, leaving his pursuer with a handful Of grease for his pains. Finally Richard Daniels Of Troop No. l. Boy Scouts, made flying tackle and closed with the porker. When the dust cleared away there was revealed a body clinch which held Mr. Pig and decided the winner. Young Daniels was given the pig for his prize.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
Colored Boys Included

Yesterday evening the Phoenix Pro- tective league, J. A. Green, president. a cOlored society, gave a welcome home'' to the colored troops at Irvine park.
 They fed them, and entertained them, and gave g. dance in their honor in fact they gave to the -colored troops from Phoenix the same cordial greeting that their white brethren received at East lake park.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
GLENDALE LOCAL
ExPOUNDs BoLDTHEoRY

WANTED-Feeder hogs. Inquire of A. A. Carrick. Glendale.-Adv bl
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

to you! Isn't dscolored unsightly row of teeth poor advertisement for any man. What do you think?
 Better in and allow expert operators to set your teeth nOrder. The sooner you come the less it will cost. Come right away.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
Emphatically We Say It! Do Not Neglect the Teeth!

The process of digestion begins in the mouth, where the food under goes a change due to the Grinding process of the teeth and the action of the salive.
 If teeth are decayed or missing then the food cannot be properly mas ticated, which breaks down Digestion, which in turn gets a man if he doesn't watch out.
 This is not all! Leave it,
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
NE LYMAN STATE
 IN JURY $ HANDS
 A5 TRIAL END5
Celebrated Murder Trial Comes To Close After Two Weeks-Both State and Defense In Fervid Closing Pleas

1t Was announced at 12:30 o'clock this morning that the New
 man jury had retired for the night without having reached a decision.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
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aonnoIutter portofrit. 10 for $1.0O, %
for S1.75.
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snI,er Sort meb ioritieuis Iaru paa.
maa man beitiae minsit 10 Sort meS
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9prc 0afpta.

Wrau0 / Nllcn. NdrtcI Naroipnre
Cos Nltif / Ilieu. Eapollcr Count
III, ncobrrnbtc Scat Ill t0be oa. ntco
ct Cab Al $4,000. GCttc Iirnld
hor oprct mere enc ~nlminoelig ilhcl
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Gucocaplinacn 80 Milliuncr Tm.
ihels. ". :. Surrott, Torcneoc Sta
terS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Nnrtb
Cafota. hor iorriQc lllc bcticnot-
giort, at Sidtene NpchcoplulN cr an
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re Sperllnp pil MI, cittr at SrUitin
gen / ole Ocle al Stutcn Cr u0iert,
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brng. Winct9 @ninrclil bar lrNer
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eli Neiolutiom hporueo Stutcu9 Sn-
nuitrifommi&iiou numooe@ At anlTa.
&c Ell al Statcu9 Wencr OF elevate.
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lie % mere Stiffcthcn for ionoanne
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lihnTunt a @upCrner Traiier. bar
tiltroaht tit Gmbebe. CONNER Ora.
ham fcn I'll Ncrih Gofota / 1884,
err @rohucn. fra Ben iurioiitc Mioc.
ling peb Stateus llniuerlitet % bar
StntSnbrofot az Sicfen Gpultp ira
1914 iii 1916.
Nsicitcrct fualiieercr Miis Nicl.
ion. Ncrtb Gofctns Nclciterct hor
forriac llae o'gtuci eli 0ICnhclie.
hocrnch Sc az N'iiS Niiruie : Nicl.
ion ltiIleoc aoalirtnt,crcr icm Sio.
tens observation-disclosures oprethol
hcS. Set par iio'tIehcu ,>onior. q,
~ Is. WoeTonnlo ipm aitrrNenbe
superintendent orIaabe SoQ Tor al
beiirihc lin GiterisIsrrifes apalififa.
toner.
@anfiaeen / Sarge. Sra @is.
marct meIbtes 2srhao at Seiciieret
bar neetet at taee Seuipr ri Nl.tor.
ncn General Souecrs NnmoNnina
on, at beorore SiiurittSoommer Cole
al Gais Gcunip Ill al iuerfiT1te oe
inolcbeoe Iiheriuger ! IuIehnina
9utniueen al Scanolliupian Imeri'
con @anf i sarge. Som Sslse Der
az bill Mibsrinecr life nnbe Steb ier
&eieiieret bar taact 9eliemmelie au'
aaaenoe Den minlertiSiac Sniuuctioi,
moo @anffommisioncn. hriItei fom.
mcr 90 Tor Iiaisrel'e Onsoaa ocnns
Hoe. Snbcn poiiiilte arcoie be
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Montdna.
Winteren oipr lit SnOtua.

StHttteH UJbT VH SHuIuy. SlltlCs
rem fon 'i8es al haoe glort lit Sno-
toa / De fleitc TeIe al Stoten, ibet Ell
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% Niien Den Sbe o.. Sra Selena
mcloes ioaleoes, at ser lent paa Ia-
gen our ct betrocIiQt Sneialo leoia-
get Al en- hplenbe @illo. : Ginning.
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re Elmer iamtioie lpnt Der par en-
hcftia @inb ira ncrbsit. SaIoa /
Miles Gin eioroe @interen ct Iia-
nenoe Snotog, on, cno life fiIIot laa
noloiont. Gn i'm men tlln9 Suc
falot bog oaiaa Der ! Here Elmer.
Sar 97.aarig Eolitibcticnt. Butte
pnaitaar at ppre Den cneIte @p /
@erben, Scr har ina adlnmel Tpliti=
betient ! attn Sieneite lom 81 slar.
% meo inn hsi 9Iloer ipnes bette laa
omtrent iait'lnact. Gam Yrotine,
Der fun morller 3 Iar poa De 100,
err fremoelea Mfeolem al Snena go
Il%ti'lprte, % Der li9cs. at Rspere %
andre &~oIhsnpuo life gIerue reiife.
rer az femme / hans Tei. men hcflcre
oTlaer liz Sommeniteo n,cb nngrc
3rT'tcr blunbt aIubbcnlrroene. DIR.
Erotinc par Ell al Dc isrite Seitlere
/ Suite, og Sn'tcn iii at cpinuie Sor.
brpoere bar oItio ligeet bam / BIO.
Set, SeIp iiger han, at Der aItio er
roset mt at lrre, % at ban fartita
ON noele Iar funbe brine BET iii no.
get Tom oirteIie Opbaeeliesbetient
San rcaner Jig ncmIis eroml iom
rooet Grcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
THE WORLD today,
Nmerifa % bets IQicrebe
/ 8erbenSfriacn.
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Ieo itore folnrertc GutosraHer AT
Vrriibent Wiliun, General Ycribina,
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uSmerfet esnet til Snbramnins.
Gette prGatige, rigt inuitrcrtc Oh
in'tritftipe Seite m~oebolber nsc
Starter uper alle fem @crbcnsbcle.
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Saso.S laoia, Ukraine 0. !. b. 0iacioo
roreHnoes ct meget urientcrenbe Start
oper ben amerifanife Sector / Jranf-
rlgc, Iom paa en- bsiit intercsiont
Wfaaoe pifer 9iniernes Stining for
bier Gag, eiteriom be / BET npite,,
IRE Waaneoer lanee Slag bIcp ifspet
frem gienncm Mraonnerifogen OF
oper Glpen Weric inotil SoabenftiI.
ltaroen Den lite Nopcmber. ct ipon.
oeroe &apitel ON bette set iteritc
Slag / ben amerifanife &iitorie for.
teller ON De forIfieuiac SAFER / octtc
pPloige Slag. Tn Wosie @iGeoer
ira S%lagrnarfen lebiager Scrtcn. st
dnoet aapitel ON arieens itsrite
Self, Sereennt Mlpin Gullum Oprf.
tortGler ON ocn,,es 9ebrifter % err
pgiau rigt iaritreret. Terfct inbc-
bolber oeSi,ben cit Gpffe 9iueoer /
Torbinoelie nleb Ifinittet ON &c tpife
Jreosbetingelier, og flere bel. %
halpiibes gineocr / natilrtro %3Sarper.
bporaf ii9r ct al oct butpriife bic
blif, ba Ereiioert @ilion oplaier tit
&~ri9Sblibifab / aongresien, sen 6tc
Ipril 1917, er ipecieIt paffert.
9ette Sefte er paa Gngelif.
Iris SOC eler nteb "Voitcn" ct
Iar Tor finn 1925.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Sfrtpepaptr
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Gnbper 6orretrinesmono hor Tap1
pg Noresie paa fit Sfripepapir % paa
tine &onuolutter. Oct piloc ie Tibet
forretningsmGsiig no, ONT ban life
bapoe oct. Wen enbper Y%ripatnta,lb
bltrbe ogiaa ha Oct; life bare forSi
Oct fer pent no, men forbi oct or
prufti'f. Sar mani Napn og Ioresic
paa fine aonpolutter. bill nldn altio
faa grebet tilbaee. ON Mbresiaten er
bortflnttet eaer man bar ifrepct fell
Mbregfe.
Wi ti(bipoer bore Mbonnenter 100
Irf bnibt Sfribepnpir (6X9 Son1.
mer) % 100 aonpoIntter, al ertra
goo apaIitet for $500 eler TOM 9rr.
mic meb Soften" ct slar nm $3.50.
Sa set er he isrite bunbreoe, iom
fofter melt, bill hi anbeiaIe, at man
beitiuer $50 Nrf S%fripepapir % $50
8onbulntter, oa oisie fun bill foIte Ell
Collar mere, nemlig $500 eqer ionu
Yrrmie meb "Roiten" $3.50.
Merf: Waar 9e beitiIer Sfripc.
papir % &onpcIuttcr, iaa 1frip Ceres
Raor % Ibresie tpbelig, for at ilrbs
gao Srpffcil.
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Spo Gafota.
SfulcbcitNrcr rciianercr.

SIultuc'tuICI TtWNHtICI. Nu!uuiu
Sirnplon, Ser / 10 Mnr bar ouret
Nclturer FOR Stattn5 Tsu'tllmlfple |
Siour Sails. hdr inoaipct in Me
ii1raticn. &nn 'Irtter til Winoi|cn,
Wis.
Sionr Sails uurer. Gen me
Nbrcaietolcnbcr 'om netop er 10.
fonnret i Slnur Soas, letter Wueta
%nobnQaerautol til $4,000. Settc
piier en- Gilbert al ablfiui9e Sn'i1o
oct iibitc Nar.
Mcicrioriften aiDr Cpipina. -
Solith Cafoto rntter liot citer Iiot
pp iii at blioe en- WeiriItat al @etpo.
nina. % Scnnlon oil iaar iTttc ell
IN Netoro peo Sen bcrird ~aficlotc
Slsoc. : Sebet al 1913 bleo Der
ira Eemmon lelbt ialt 1,119,I60
Tuno Nlebe. meu mch tnn Dc III
Mauneocr al inocuTrcnbc Iar par
ocnnc Wrnaoc pla Set ollcr nUrlne-
ire raaet mco llbt opcr 100000
Tlrb. Weo Sttobcr, Eoreulber %
December nil Tioraarcta Slcoc-
nUlighc lait9t oUcrguocs.
Tarmcrmpee / Mitchell. Set oor'
liae Weoe ~ South Tafota Sorm,
ers linton a'hoIotes &c iibite Iuae
AZ icrriee llse | Mitchell. Smfrins
$50 Geleeoter iro 30 AZ Statens
ipbeitliae Gountrer oar iil'teee, We'
bets % Srgonliationers Tr9iioent
cr !. ". @ranior al @isii6n Sill.
Scm irreacn Ealer peo Meoet bar
cnoaaerct 8. &. @iIiom, Erriioent
FOR Soma Tormcrs Union. &lanSt
Sc pietisere Soaer. ser ic~rellgger
Bette NarS Nsoc or IiiUtrin9 u
Soricroine al Sarmprobrttcr, FAINT
en- mere omiottenoc organization %
CT nsierc Samarbeiee Sarmerne
imellem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

RI eI utHBe lul HHDer IIllluye Iul
Woro, oa Sngen bill fonime pp bel
9iitriftSrcitcn. 0iiiS Wcrl,er bop
DC iorlnbt III Silent fort isr 81.
1irsbn1 Niten nlcb oeit Ncifeo, al
bun itrar uilbe fomine %t,Iba1c. so
miIlen bIcn mcaet rneitcIig nco ben
bes Woricbliucl, % ioainort Der nG
iic Worocn meIotcs ON ct Woro pcl
@roeii, 1if DC 6crben oa ialht ben
Oc9 Sig. Ter bar itor 6orbitrclil
bIaubt Golf / @ranh Sorts % Cnt
eAn, o0 Ser poaiiobcs, at mango pal
rciit iii Grnofiton Tor at iorpi9ic iil
on, hpornIot Rcgrene boI6tes / Sor
barring ser. Scr oif enbpioere Npg.
fer ON. at $50 Ncgre, Der par for.
brepne ira Smoba, hopbe leiret iig
Sfogenc loiga Hcb Rioer. Ter men.
res BOG life al pGre noaen @rinf
Tor bette Aingte. Senerc nteiocs
fra Ct. Gnul, at De 70 Hc1re nj ei
0oot oa ref ioroarebe | Monlier
Gountpa TruAIcl bcrlteoS. o9 at Ell
pPbnct &nat cr Jar I'll at iorcbpgag
muIi9c Sptcicr. Nc9rcne bIcp / al
Scnmcligbco ta1ne ira Groof9ton al
Shcri'i {. 81. Nolitoo, ba Oct rp1te,
hcs, at man / @rono SORTS % Gait
@ronb Sorts bapbe bcapnot at Or
aonilcre Ii1 for at tnge 5ongerne IN
az 1GnAiIct % bPnge Dem.
Icit iur Yait. Maitab. Zen norifc
lutbcrifc Mcnigbcb / Sbiei &iper
Sails bnpoe i~orleocn formulated Ell
9lilfcbaieit ior lin S%iPlcisrger, ga.
itor 5. :. Aoitao, Scr otter Taitor
5. NJ. S~unobeini5 Hciignation iout
norore Wtiuneioto Giitrifta tSormano
M tlltrr0cr bette @ubcoe. Supbe
Voitpr Naitoo 'orblcoet iom Yrcit
for McniQbc0cn / 3biei Hipcr sails
inbtil isrItfomncnoc 2Soc Srli, oa
bar oct illoc ilcroebclS IarMillorcoc
tllboNclo0t / 0ennc Stinino, ioct ser
nrpntc Cato bIiper % Nar libcn han
tiItrouoic Aoloct. San bar oaiaa
reli0nerct iom Trelt for Silpcrton
Wtcnl9bco, % benne bar olercoe
tolot Vnltor s.. Visrn'on. Tnitor
Naltob nil. iaI'alo for Oct ferite, Tom
IiitrittSiormnnb babe lit 0opcofoor-
ter / Ghiei Nlocr Sails, % hans tio
llaerc Wenigheh Ser bar enonli life
tnact noIen @citcmncIie ON aoIbel
'e al I'M Vrelt. Ieltcn Tor Enltor
Ialiob ianot Steo / Girfcna Nale-
mellt, % Der bar iren1n,sot iau man
&C, 'om Vofnlet fu,l0e rlllnlc. Sar3
Nocfc, set cnelte III / Wncn boenoe
Charter" Weolem al WeuiQheoen,
ionl a lncb at u0itcoc Nalo til ga
ltor NoItoo, ilungcrcbe ion SroItprcr
imoer @anfcttclt, % Soler holotea
al Vaitor u, %. Sfogerbo al Tor
Meniebeh, Vo'tor :. :.
Selii al Den tpife Il,therife Wtcni1
heo, Vaitor s.. Nisrnlon al Mrntta
Menigheb, aopofat (bco. G.ualc.
anlbiou o. ANDRE, Som
Ell @npe ira Merigbcbcn blep Der
ncb Nbpofot $. >. Ghpnlmie ouer
raft Valtoren en- Slm al $500. Eo
flor Ioliob taffebe for Den ham bepi
tie Sumcrf'ombeo % FOR @npcn.
San nrunte Sc NANCE Nenifab, ban
% hans Ianlilic hnpbe ~iluttct UNDER
De mango aar / Ebiei Nioer sails,
oct bar ham en- @lp0c, ut han /
lin me Stinin1 life n~popenbigpiS
nantte fraiIptte @pcn.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-27
A GERMAN WHO SPEAKS HIS MIND

Maximilian Harden, editor of Die, Zukunft in Berlin, seems to be the only responsible man in Germany who dares g ak his mind. He writes in an issue y1 his newspaper now at hand, among other things:
 And must add the fact that one Df them, the all highest, at once be- took himself to foreign land. Even the supreme war lord, before the con clusion of peace, chose the deserter's path. This fact must at last have opened the eyes of even those who still believed in that shimmerlng idol.
 ''Now all the secret plottings and writings must be brought to the light Hesitate no longer. ye who now rule, to publish the unambiguous proof in tho archives, to unmask the liars!
 Germans. you shall not, as yes. terday you did for princes, excellencies, bank presidents, ministerial directors, today fawn upon the favor of work CTS and soldiers councils. You shall determined by your honest ccnvicfi1us
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-27
EDITOR OF STARS AND STRIPES
 MAY GET PROMOTION

NEW YORk,-For his work "in keeping up the morale of the person. nel of the A. F F." Capt, Guy T, Wis knskki, who edited the Stars and Stripes, the official army newspaper Ill France, has been recommended for tho rank of major Captain Visknlskki IS now Gil his way home.
 in recommer ting Captain Visknisk- !cis promotion, Zen D. E. Nolan said: This or,':or is 2 veteran of the Span- je- .net!... He organized and administered l.1 rs and Stripes which. to my mind, big factor III keeping up the moral, ne person. ne of the A. r. F. h of the trials and tribuations come with the newspaper work he has b. ''le to bring forth a most credltablt lication, which is of distinct ben u to the A. E. F."