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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-31

stale Sc tax, ami stopy po ne
Gem podobnem.
V6,Sina studentu, uCelivych
zaku svych profesoru, jest pro
nillnuta az do morku nejzasla-
ralejslm prusactvim; jsou to
nacionalisti, militaristi. Jsou
plni snu 0 odvet6, jez pride
Ultra Ci >pozd6ji, Il o znovuzbu
doVani NGmecka. Co Sc pax
tyce mladeze Skolske, videli
iste sami, jak manifestovala We
vyroci bilyy sedanske a jak V
Greisvaldu zadali petici mini
stra vyutovani, ably jejich
tlidach byly vyveSeny obrazy
Vilema III.
Tina zlocinu.
Zfim stale hojne lidi, kteri
cini Vladu odpovednou "a bi-
du, jiz dnes prozivaji. Pred
valkou bylo mnohem l6pe" -
fikaii a zapominaji, ze vsech-
ny iejich bolesti vlastni jsou
Ipouhym dusledkem a ne preko
nanim stareho rezimu.
Valka trVala TAX dlouho, re
lse dne3 iiz zapomina ma jeji
puVod a pflCiny. Nekolik lid
dobre vule a praV6ho poznani,
jako Or. Schlesinger a prof
Kraus, jeden z nejvyznacnGj.
5ich naSich lekartl, hrabe Arc
zakladatel ligy "Neues Water.
land a n6kolik iinych Sc sdru
2ilo, ably odhaliIi n6meckemr
lidu thu jeho odpov6dnosti 9
povinnosti. Vydali prave brozu
| ru 0 deportacich lillskycf
(divky 4 Lille byly odvlekany
nemeckymi Vojaky a jimi zn$
silnovany. p. r.) A iak ozdra
| yeti I'D, kdyz Vlada sama jt
neteCna. Rozhodli sc vydat
! knihu dokumentu puvodl
valky. Bylo Jim v tom vSak "a
blanano, jezto by pry "knihs
mohla po5koditi n9meckou veC
pri iednani mirov6m'. A ca,
lett, ma dokumenty usedt
prach, sv6dkov6 mizi. Neusta
| ie Sc odklada ma ziCrek smut
IA poVinnost odhaleni odpo
Vednosti. Ultra ySak bude liz
poZd6i
Nemci Sc brani vine.
! Nenalezam dnes ami jedin(
! polltlcke strany, Jez by 81 We
psala do programu problem
odpov6dnosti. Pravnici nechtt
il nj ami slySeti. Vlada obrat
ne oddaluje tuto zalezitost
krajni sOcialis.e pax hail ga
sadu, re neni vubec odpoved
nych. re vSichni. kdoz valcili
isou steine vinni a pravym vim
nixon zc ie mezinarodni kapi
talism. Zagada pohodlna.
Ably vSak Nemecko vyvazlc
ze sVeho osamoceni, musi ma
l6zti "modus vivendi" (zpusot
ziti) Sc Staty dohodovymi. Jt
tfeba, ably Sc mir stall mirem {
! pre3tal bIti pokratovanim val
Ky
Use, co chci rici valn i vsen
svym kraj ajanjlm, je strnuto j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-31
ODPOVEDNOST MA VALCE.

StraSna SloVa, JeZ haraJl NJ
trem vSech lidsky citicich lidi
pred nimiz tresou Sc vSichni
diplomatic rakouSti, mad arSti
- Tisza jiz potrestan - ne
mecti., Slova, pred nimiz utika
il vSichni ii, kdoz byli ucastni
straSlive ouvertury d'abelske
operety krve a zlocinu, bezo-
hledn6ho vrazdeni nevinnych,
vandalismu ma historickych pa
matkach a bezuzdnGho rozpou
tani nejnizSich VaSni pudu
predhistorickeho naroda, jenz
Sc zvrhl a kosti padlych
svych synu uzival k vyrobe
vrazednych materialil.
Nejtezsi tina spociva beze
sppru pa Nemclch, mezhnimiz
jsou take lide, ktefi sv6ho lid.
s,vi nikdy nezapfeli. Jednim z
Mich je Harden, jenz po celou
valku neprestal premySleti o
surovych zlocinech.
We Vile, ztracene We stromo
vi V GruneWaldu, u Berlina ii
ie tento neohrozeny reGnik, fl
losof Macmillan Harden. Jest
dnes vzdalen politickeho ziVo-
ia, V n6mz tOlik trpel ia val.
ky pod krvavym Vilemem 9
ien urcitych periodach case
yych Sc ozyva do sveta svoI
'Zukunf", jez Sc nebala an
"a nejhorSich dob valeGnycf
kritisovati zloGinnG vrhani ne
meckych pun ma Pariz a vral
d6ni zen deti belgickych.
A dosud sveho naZoru ne
zmenil, spiSe Sci do hloubky
jak dokazuje ieho interview
parizskym 'Le Petit Journal
Jeste jedne revoluce Jest .rebs
Nemecku.
"Snaha mole, odhaliti pray
du a dat il znat n6mecke We
Tejnosti, oddaIiia ode mne mnc
no lidi. Jes, to prace nevd6c
ma, drtiti illuse, omyly a III
ale nutna. Nemecko nepocho
pilo dosud pravych pricin ;
hlubokeho smyslu katastrofy
jcz znicila jeho vyhlidky a n;
d6je.
Revoluce, jez prisla po pri
meri, ustalila Sc ma kompromi
su mezi Nemeckem imperialist
ckym a socialistickym.
jest to- jen reVoluce vnejsku
pouha zm6na osob, jez nezm'
Mia niiak yereinych nazoru
Socialist6 neikrajnejsi levict
kazi lidu o druhe roVoluci, je.
by byla preyratem socialnim
Ably v$ak bylo vyleceno zlo
jimz dosud trpi N6mecko, tatt
druha revoluce by nebyla ucil
n6jsf revoluce prye. Ceho j
dnes treba N6mecku, ie revolt
&C mravni. A po te Zde neni a
hi stopy!
Upadek mIadeze.
Doufal isem, re nemeckj
mladez, znlobilisoyana V po
slednich dllech valeGnvch, ie&
ncdoztala Sc liz do ohne valet
nGho, bude naniiestovati prot
reakci a bude zadati s!ozeni |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-31
Upadck miadeze.

Doufal jsem, re nemeclla
mladez, znobilisoyana V po-
slednich dnech valecnych, jez
nedoztala Sc liz do ohne valec
ntho, bude manilestovati prot
reakci bude zadati s!ozeni Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-31
IWSSl [4tJ ,WSSl
Navrh, ably Nemecko-Rakou
sko prodalo drahy. "Morgen"

h, ocy iNShfCAhO-NdhOG
sko prodalo drahy. "Morgen"
uVefeihuje uvahu, V niz naba
da Vladu rakousk6 republiky,
ably misto prodeje obrazu u
meleckych predmetu prodala
rakouske statni drahy, timz by
neJlepe Sc pomohlo rakouskym
tinancim. Prodei pry by Sc
Vsak mohl uskutecnit pouze S
neutralnim nebo dohodovym
staten, anebo Sc soukromou
8po!ecnosti z techto zemi, niko
Ii vsak S Ceskoslovenskem, po-
nevada by pry tim byla otepre
ia costa Vyboinosti ceskeho ka
pitalu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-31
PoStovni spoJenl Ameri

Fostovni spoJenl S Ameri-
kou. Praha Z. rijna post.
zpraVa.) V posledni dobe pro-
hlasila dredne i Kanada zaha
jeni radn6ho poStovniho spo-
Jeni S naSi republikou. Vedlc
doplsu a tiskopisu lie zasiIati
/ postoVni balitky. Do Spoie-
nych Statu je poSta volna liz
od 10. kvetna t. +. Doprava ba
licku le iiz take vyjednana. Je
dina Sc leSte Y teto veci ne
meckou vladou, protoze dopra
va Sc ma dit pres Hamburk.
Lee ocekaVati, ze toto velmi
nalehave spojeni Sc brzy L.
skuteCni.
Ceskoslovcnske mincc. Slo-
yensky Dcnnik oznamuie. 70 y
hremnici konaji Sc pripravv k
razeni ceskoslovenskych drob
nych minci.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
1AYETY TO STAGE
POPULAR DRAMA

The great allegorical drama by
lalph r. Kettering, entitled which
Dnc Shall | Marry win be presented
the Gayety Theater Thursday after
loon and night Jan. 30.
Think what it means to say Yes
o man" says Agnes Moran, the
oroine of the play, to her sister Kitty
yheu the younger girl announces her
ntention to marry. And &hereupun
langs the greatest question in every
voman's life
Which One Shall | Marry?' is a
play, a wonder play, built on unusual
ines, with the intermingling of
lrama, comedy, tears and laughter.
H. has achieved that fT which most
hcater-goers attend the theater 1t
tells story OF absorbing interest
thrills and mystery, and is presented
~ very capable cast OF players
The unusualHess Of this play is
What makes it most interesting. There
s. no doubt that the marriage uues
ion is the most important subject III
lhc lives Of young men and young
women. II means the building of the
home, The rearing Of the children, and
he fate of a nation. And in this play
The marriage question is solved tt
everyOne's satisfaction.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
STATE Officers OF
WHITE SHRINE HERE
ATTEND INSTALLATION OF OFFI-
GERS OF OLlVET BRANCH
CEREMONIES NTERSPLICED
WITH INITIATION OF LARGE
GLASS.


The installation and Initiation held
by the members of OIiyet White
shrine in the Masonic Temple yester
Law afternoon and evening was one OF
he most successful gatherings of j.
..,5 ,..,. ,.,a :. .o,.,u.a ,oroo o.,
,anIanoa ,,,. ,,,.a.a,,,' ~ hon, tbo e,,
,rnoon and evening sessions
The new officers were installed q
; o'clock. Mrs. Mary Dicks of Ken
lucky, past supreme worthy hi2l
pHestess, was the installing officer
4 number of state officers were pre-
ent, They were invited to attend IN,
ceremonies by Mrs, Julia Hentrichs
retiring high priestess. Mrs Eft
Mitchell acted as conductress and es
corted them in.
Nr- t,,ntr;., ,,.a.. ,roso,tod vi.
haor,if,I .tnnarct or eoware in ar
anasia,iau or ha,. ,,,ri, a.. bi.h nria.t
,.s and Misc r,r,.io Ham tho 70,
Ut, ,iah nriastos. .a. nro.enta,
,,tt ha.l.at ~ ro,ror. iron, -,.
,,a,do,, viii, Srriuo
....u., g..
NC '''' vi '''''''
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worthy hiSh Pfi''I0s'' tdtIi' 'd'''
Waterman OF jhe Shepherd' Al I
ochoch
Worthy scribe, Flossie Allison.
Wnrtby treasurer Gertrude Form
ale
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y,,o,.,h'. .,....t..-.I,.. ts,h,r. $ -,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
LA SALE WOMAN
LEFT $1,000 ESTATE

An estate valued at $4,000 was left
by the late Mrs. Margaret Housley
Of La Sale, according to a petition
for letters of administration filed to-
day in Probate Clerk Flick's office
Mrs. Hous.ey owned two pieces OF
residence property worth $4,000 and
Liberty bonds, cash and other per
sonal property valued at $1,000
The property will be divided among
the widower and the three surviving
children.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
NURSE COMES here
TO ARRANGE STATE
PARALYSIS CLINICS
RESUMPTION OF TREATMENTS
FOR INFANTILE PLAGUE SUF-
FERERS ASSURED OTTAWA
BURN HOSPITAL.

The state infantile paralysis clinics.
which were held in ottawa every two
weeks last year, at Ryburn hospital,
nay be resumed again on Wednesday,
february 10th. at 2:30 p. m. Mrs.
esther Werner, a representative Of
he state board of health. is at pres
mt in Ottawa making arrangements
or the resumption of clinics. She Is
Iso trying to induce the city to c9-
9blish nurse in the public schools.
There are still quite a number of
Yho are badly in need Of treatment.
many csaes, the children are
mOng the poor families of the city,
where it is not possible for the peO-
lie to pay for their own treatments.
The state has provided a fund for
'onducting consultations, whore all
)eOple of the state, who were attach
ID by the disease can secure treat
uent without cost The rich as well
their poorer neighbors have avail
d themselves of this medical service.
md a great many have been cured or
materially aided thru the treatments.
Numerous cures We're reported as
d result Of the clinic held in Ottawa
asst wear Dr. c. W East. member
If the state board of health, and an
uthorily of intantile paralysis deform-
ties. was in charge Of the clinic and
PATIENTS we're brought from all sec
ions of La Sale and Bureau coun
les for treatment The clinics will
We held again in Ryburu hospital
From time to time there has been
ak of the Ottawa schools employ
ng a school nurse Other cities the
,izc of Ottawa have employed women
or this purpose and have found the
attendance at school much improved
nd the spread of coutagion greatly
| lessenod.
Mrs. Werner will visit the members
If the school board, while in ottawa
nad endeavor to have them install {
nurse to take charge of the work il
| ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
SALOONLESS DAY IS
REAL BUGABOO TO
CITY EXECUTIVES
WITH ELEVEN OUT OF FORTY.
NINE DRAMSHOPS ALREADY
OUT OF BUSINESS, COUNCIL
FEELS EFFECTS OF COMING
DRY PERIOD BEFORE COUNTRY
BECOMES BOOzELESS.

Confronted by bugahOo that can
not be avoided, mombers Of the citys
administration are giving much OF
their thought and time to the day
when Ottawa, like all other wet
Illinois communities, finds itself
shorn Of one Of its princiual sources
of reyenue-the loss Of $4,000 an
nually from saloon licenses.
notwithstanding that their days. as
with the legall2ed dramshops. are
numbered, the council can't help but
feel some concern for the admins
tration to succeed them at the spring
election
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
POST MASTER RAPS
C|TY'S EQU|PME
FOR HANDLING MAIL
POOREST IN ILLINOIS SAYS j.
J. DOUGHERTY IN EXPLANA-
ELTON OF WHY DELIVERIES
ARE DELAYED IN ALL PARTS
OF TOWN.

That Ottawa is the most poorly
equipped city in Illinois for handling
It's mail service, was the assertion
made today by Postmaster James j.
Daugherty, in explanation of com,
JlaiHts reaChmg him that deliveries
we're not as prompt as they should
&c.
The installation Of boxes, or some
sonyenieuts receptacle where the
mailman can drop his letters, was
recommended by he p. NJ, as one of
he means OF facilitating the over
worked carriers wearsome journeys
thru the business and residence dis
xricts.
Each city letter carrier averages
81 stops to serve his territory"
aid Mr. Dougherty. III he had TO
top at every building on any one
lay" he continued, he would lose
our and two-thirds hours of his
ight hours working time. So you
an readily see why the Department
insists that every patron shall have
mail box, or receptacle. 50 as to
Increase the efficiency of the service.
You can buy a mail box from ten
ents and upwards, and as | am
'tarting a campaign to have every
)ne get a mail box ! know the people
If the city will do their part.
This also means business houses
IS well as residences. We are the
most poorly equipped city in Illinois
md we are not proud Of that record.
If you will cooperate, will give you
prViCe " he ended
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
ARMOUR GRAIN MEN
GATHER IN OF TAWA

The employees of the Armour Grain
company in this district met at the
Clifton hotel yesterday at noon for
their annual banquet. Twenty-one
men were present, and C. w, Down
ey and Fred Neve two Of the head
men in the Chicago Office, were the
guests of honor
In the afternoon a short emeting
was held and business propositions
for the coming year were discussed.
The company has just passed thru a
very successful year, and predictions
were made for a good year in 1919.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
lnroads Being Felt.

lnroads are already being felt upon
he municipalities eXcheQuer In the
balmy days when Old John Barleycurn
held undisputed reign over the city's
tidnce, there were fortynine sa.
looms in operation in Ottawa. Today
according Ia an official report made
Yesterday to Commissioner Charles
W. Campbell, there are only thirty
eight saloons in the city. That means
within a few months, there have been
eleven go out Of business, and the
civic treasury cut off ST ,375 Of its rev
enue for the quarter and $500 fol
the year With the arid period only
five short months away, unless some
thing unexpected happens down at
Washington to accomplish stay OF
execution until The country goes dry
Dy antiIiquor enactment rather than
by food-saving Legislation, as pre-
tended in the Agricultural bill, which
becomes operative July next. the
city must devise other means Of rails
ing its cash.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
VOTES TO INCREASE
SUFFRAGE SCOPE
ILLINOIS LEGISLATOR GOES ON
RECORD AS FAVORlNG VOTES
SIX MONTHS PAY FOR DIS
CHARGED SOLDIERS.

c.,cll -, nn -. ,lI!...-i
'f'' '''' ''O'"' '''''' -''' Nv ''''''''
general assembly went on record a.
favoring woman's suffrage and eiy
ing six months additional nav to dis
,horsod so,1iona o,,1 .,itors TODAY.
T,.o suoh nm. nro.antod IL a..
bo,so of ro,,ro.or,ati,os ,.nro ,r,r
;,nor,,,. no.a,a s,llon-ira ,ho ,oad -
Tho connie rho eoIaiars and soiIor
I'm ,,on. tbronoh tho houeo vithor
q dissepting vote
,oao,u+io,, i,dor,iro ,ho looo,,,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
VROOMAN QUITS
WASHINGTON POST

Washington, Jan. 29--Carl +. Vroo
man, assistant secretary Of agr!cnl
ture, who accompanied the agricul
tura commission sent by the depart
ment to Europe, has rendered his res
ienation, which has been accepted by
the President Mr. Nrooman has beer
in poor heal for some time and de
sres to be relieved of his duties Sc
that he might remain abroad until h'
has fully recovered it was stated
His home is at bloomington, Ill.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
CARNATIONS FOR
MARTYRED PRESlDEN

Today a few white carnations were
worn by Ottawans in honor OF Pres
dent William Mcknlcy's seyentiet
birthday. For the most part the da
was not observed and was forEot'e
untiI a wearer of a white carnatio
would call to mind the fact that th'
was the day set aside to wear on
martyred Presidents favorite tloWe
in his memory.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
GRAND JURY TURNS
SEARCHLIGHT UPON
RETAIL FOOD PRICES

Chicago, Jan. 29.-With local whole
sale prices of butter, eggs, cheese
and POTATOES considerably lower, the
federal grand jury turned its atten-
ton to day to the retail merchant IN
an effort to ascertain why retails
prices continue to soar in the face OF
the sudden drop in the wholesale
prices.
Best butter at wholesale was 4@c
to SC per pound cheaper, cheese Sc to
&C. best grades fresh eggs wholesale
at 49c. a drop of &c a dozen with po
tatoes down sc a bushel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
ANOTHER FIRE FROM
CHIMNEY SPARKS

The fire department was called TO
the old Charles Croak home at the
extreme south end Of State street last
night, when chimney sparks ignited
the roof. The house is now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Morem the
damage caused from the conflagration
is in the neighborhood of $40
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
CERTIFiES DRY u. S.
AMENDMENT WHEN
36TH STATE FILES

Washington, Jan 29.--Acting Secre-
tary Of State Polk today formally GER
.ided the ratification of the national
prohibition amendment by the neces-
sary thirty six states OF the union.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
Find the Riqht Handle.

Everything as Epictetus once said,
has two handles. Taking hold of it
by one, we find it unbearable; taking
hold by the other, we discover it to
be easily and pleasantly borne,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
EVANGELICAL BISHOP
TO PREACH IN OTTAWA

Bishop S. c. JSpruis of the Evan
zelical church will come to Ottawa
Feb Is to deliver an address at the
Madison Street Evangelical Church,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
sibiIity.

IF we are not responsible for the
thoughts that pass our doors. we are at
least responsible for those we admit
and entertain,-Charles B. Newcomb.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29

lous to secure dominance
of China as well as GER
tain islands in the Pacif-
ic. These claims, however, are being
disputed by the United States and
other nations.
DR.. Wellington Koo, the Chinese
minister to the United States, hoped
in opposition to the Japanese claims
before the big five conference today
The Japanese suggestion that she is
willing to restore the land of Shang
Tung is misleading, Or. Koo pointed
out inasmuch las Japan openly an
nomces the intention of retaining
control of the railroads.
The surrender of the land means
nothing the Chinese minister assert
ed, because with the railroads Japan
would be able to dominate the richest
1ortion of China
Holding the Kiao Chow railroad
cross the peninsula, TO its own port,
here from Port Arthur and railroads
into Manchuria, the Chinese repre-
sentative atfirms Japan would have a
'trangle hold on China and they in
list that the properties shall be com
'letely restored to China
The Japanese claim to the island in
he Pacific was general yopposed to-
lay, The American opposition is the
strongest, for, while the islands are
| negligible commercial value, they
re strategic points for the location
| 4 wireless and coaling stations.
| Divergence Of opinion developed at
| he morning session Of the conference
| # the big five on the question of send
ng an expedition to Poland and de-
'ates on the subject were resumed at
lhe afternoon session.
Attacks Russian Policy.
Washington, Jan 29.-Charging
| that the United States has no policy
in Russia; that its armies were sent
into Russia to no purpose; that it has
sacrificed the blood of its soldiers in
"','' e'l'u ''i'' 1t "'H Succeoueo on'y
in bringing sorrow and misery to the
innocent, Senator Johnson OF Califor
i.@ - :" 'Ie senate ''',' '''er"oon
80 " ',,I''i'iS uI'''','o loL '"e M
',,.u.''e - "'''ioi ava! % an A'HelIc'"
,opp' l'o'i' RUSSIA . anu 'ne "oop'loh
u e,'.,e., "'' e90''lio" 10 l'i9 emu
"''''''o' ''''''9o" "e,'"UI'oe' tne
'o",0 us 'n' VI '1e 'ed"eI % ms
'''S ~ '''o '''i'''' 0e'",'i House oi
''''''''N Il ''o''7, p'' TT many ''.'' part
", !, '''''. 'Po"e lo' t''e 'oI'' Lsl'''ion
-,rl', r'.'I '''' wy, .,.I''''o" VI '''''''l
'iu Wv '''''i l'' ''"i!'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
NIPPON CLAIMS CAUSE CLASH AT PEACE meet
US. AGAINST PACIFIC
ISLAND SEIZURE

Paris, Jan. 29-Ihe first open disagreement
among the big five has resulted from the conflict
ing territorial claims in the Pacific. Japan is anx-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29

Berlin, Jan % Two transports q
Baden troops started for East Prus
sia today
ct was recently announced tha
Germans were massing troops for use
against tho Poles on the Old easter
lront)
scheidemann 10 Lead2
Amsterdam. Jan. % ~ Ministe.
Philip Scheidemann and the German
democratic parties viii nominate
Prince Macmillan OF Baden for the
presidency of Germony, according t
the Neues Weiner journal today
Gprince Max was formerly imperia
chancellor OF Germany succeedin
Count Won Hertling)
Czechs Quell Poles.
Amsterdam. Jan %. Czech troop
have arrived al Teschan, in Austriai
Silesia, where they restored order.
Before the arrival Of the C2echs tn
Poles had carried off ali Of the ra
way materials
Monarchists Defeated.
Lisbon, Jan %. Monarchist trooI
have suffered another' defeat at tn
hands OF the government forces,
was officially announced today.
The monarchists, who were holdin
the Hondogo River line, were throw
back.
Children Arrested.
Copenhagen. Jan. 29--T"enty Gei
man high school children were a
rested at Bremen today for paradin
through the public square carryln
kaiser flags" Even speeches wei
made.
The guards tore UP the banners an
made the arrests, but the culprits e2
NAMED they were only making
demonstration in behalf Of the satet
OF the former emperor
French Cross Rhine.
Basil, Ian. 29.-The French crosse
the Rhine near We'll today, occupyin
= hridgchead on the eastern bant
We'll is in Baden, southern Germany
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
1919 TO Be Shy Cash.

Theer is one certainty that cannot
be avoided by any nook Or crook. The
tax levy has been made for 1918, in
which is shown the citys needs for
cash to run it during 1919. The rate
was drawn without knowledge of the
country's going dry July / Saloon
licenses were included ir the budget
of last spring Some Of 1919, from
Jdly on, viii find the city without than
anticipated cash. Retrechment then
Will be obligatory as the only means
cut for carrying the city through tc
the next taxing period
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
MOBILIZE LARGE ARMY
FOR ATTACK ON
INVADERS
MAX AS PRESIDENT
REPORT SAYS SCHElDEMANN
AND DEMOCRATS AGREE UPON
FORMER CHANCELLOR AS THE
PRESIDENT OF GERMAN RE
PUBLIC.

Berlin, Jan. % Two transports g.
Baden troops started for East Prus
sia today.