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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-23
BAUER, IN ACCEPTING PEACE
TERMS, CALLS THEM UNJUST
Premier States Action Is Taken In Order to
Prevent New War and Avoid
Further Distress.

of the facts and responsibility with
out an eye on party feelings.
Herr Bauer added: whatever the
majority of the house may think con-
corning acceptance or rejection. in
one matter we are unanimous. namely
in Sharpest cOndemna ton of the treaty
submitted to us to which. under I'M
heard of compulsion. we are to give
our signature. the whole nation as
one, man, utters a passionate protest
that we are being sacrificed without
defense 10 the interest of other ma
tions.
The result of our protests and the
result of our Willingness to ma Ike
reparation far exceeding all that fair
ness should demand have been very
slight init cations and these have been
accompanied by menaces and abuse
On Monday the war is to begin afresh
if we fail to give our yes. Every
instrument of murder Is ready against
a defenseless and unarmed nation
which knows only two commandments
externally renaratio and internally
the development of liberty which it
won in it's collapse"
Calls Burden Stupendous.
Declaring that by signing the treaty
under reserve the government yielded
to force in order to spare suffering
Germany from new war and dis
ruption of national unity by further
occupa ton, starvation, for the women
and children and an unmerciful longer
retention of German prisoners, Herr
Bauer continued:
But the government expects in
view of the stupendous burden thus
assumed. that all military and CT
william prisoners will be returned
without interruption beginning July
/ At this solemn moment the gov
eminent desires to express itself with
absolute clearnesS in order to meet
beforehand any possible reproaches
that the conditions imposed exceed
Germany'S power to perform, and we
therefore decline all responsibility
for the consequences that may befall
Germany should her utmost endeavors
prove the conditions impossible of
fulfillment.
I'VE furthermore lay the greatest
emphasis on the declaration that we
cannot accept, and by our signature
do not cover. article 231, demanding
that Germany confess herself the sole
author of the war
When the assembly opened at noon
all the members of the new cabinet
We're present. Herr Bauer, in an
nouncing the formation of his min
istry. heartily thanked the members
of the retiring cabinet, especially
Philip Scheidemann. for their de-
Foted ana Self-Sacr1hclng labOrS. He
added also that these thanks were
due to the members of the German
peace delegation.
The premier said that the resiena-
ton of the Scheidemann cabinet was
due to lack of a united front with re-
gard to the draft of the peace terms.
on which the cabinet views were
sharply divided. These dissensions
went right through the ranks of the
government parties.
ITO every man of us who belonged
to the former government" said Herr
Bauer, lit was a bitter and hard
fight between Indignation and cool
reflection. 1t was exceedingly hard
for US to take the decision to join a
new government, whose most urgent
duty must be to conclude a peace of
Injustice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-23

OF the numerous women elected to
public office in Idaho the past year.
Alma Josephson of Oneida county is
the only one to, hold the office of
county sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-23
VOTE IS SOUGHT ON
KNOX RESOLUTION
Senator Announces He Will
Press Matter After Action
on Money Bills.
Mr.. HALE'S AMENDMENT

Senator Knox, republican. Pennsyl-
vania, announced today that after ap-
preparation bills had been passed he
would attempt to obtain a vote on his
resolution expressing unwillingness
to accept the league of nations cove
nant as an inseparable part of the
peace treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-23

twenty -one is allowed to be employed
as an elevator conductor in New York
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERI-
an Dairy Supply Compsny--A semi annual
dividend of two 81 per cent has been de-
Jared on the outstanding shares of the capital
stock of the American Dairy Supply Company.
payable JULY 1, 1919. to all holders of GER
tibcates OF stock Of record at the close Of
business June "a. 1919.
WALTER n. WILCOX, Secretary.
FRANK SPRIGG PERRY ANNOUNCES THAT
he has returned to the city and resumed the
practice Of Law at Suite 33I-341, Woodward
bldg. 24s
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-02

For those who are in need OF q
remedy for kidney trsub es an back
ache, it is a good plan to try Doane
Kidney Pills. They are strongly
recommended By gratef people.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Huffman, 200 s. James
ST., Aberdeen, Miss, says; Il suffer
ed from uric acid poison. My back
was weak and l had pains through
my loins. My kidneys we're d.sor-
dered and my left limb was swollen,
causing me a lot Of worry. My kid.
neys were at fault, as they didn't
throw off the poison from my system.
was in bed for four months and
was practically a cripple. l didn't
find relief until began using Doan's
Kidney Pills. The swelling in my
limb disappeared, my kidneys acted
right and my health improved. Since
then / have never been laid up or
needed to have Doctor on account
Of those troubles"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for Kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Huffman had. Foster Milbnrn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-02
MISSISSIPPI
NEWS
Happenings Over Common
wealth Cleaned From
Various Places

Greenville-News comes of the
Stunning of the Baleshed store, Holly
wood landing. on the Mississippi, on
Ihe Issaquena front, day or two ago.
The burning of this great old river
landing store destroys one of the old.
time big business places on the river,
where millions Of dollars worth Of
BUSINESS was done in the days when
Ghe river was the only means of
through transportation 10 the delta
section.
Jackson.-After several months Of
watchful waiting on a cotton market
condition that would justify them in
turning loose the balance Of the last
seasons crop of state-raised cotton,
the Mississippi penitentiary trustees
lave been able to dispose of the 1902
bales, all low-grade staple, at a satis-
factory price. This sale was made in
Memphis.
Vicksburg-J. R. Bryan, president
Bf the State Sunday School association
and one of the leading members of the
Christian church in this city, states
that the state convention of the church
viii be held Nov. 1921 in Vicksburg.
Crystal Springs.-W. T. Ellis, to
whom has been awarded the contract
for maintaining the gravel roads in
Ehis district by the road commission
srs, has just completed a survey Of
Dhe roads Of the district.
Greenville.-The town Of Arcola,
DOWN on Deer creek, about 80 miles
from Greenville, has taken on new
nfe. A few weeks ago the place was
Incorporated into a town under the
laws of the state.
Gulfport-Gulfport harbor at pres
ant is filled with vessels taking on
eKrgoeS for foreign ports and business
En maritime circles is said to be bet
ier than at any time since the signing
NJ the aTrnistice.
Jackson-Clergyme throughout Mis-
Tissippi will be requested to devote
part or the whole of their sermons to
the ideals for which the American Lee
gion stands on Sunday, November 9th.
Ripley.-The Red Cross workers
who have been busy for the past 10
days making a social survey of this
county have completed their work and
left for other fields.
Crystal Springs.-The building COM
uittee Of the new proposed Methodist
church is beginning to assemble the
material for the new church on the
church grounds.
CaFrollton.-At the second meeting
Df the newly organized business mems
league of the hustling town of North
Carrollton a permanent organization
was perfected.
Senatobia.-The official reports Of
The three banks of the county, Senate
bia bank, Coldwater bank and Peoples
bank, reflects the prosperous condition
Sf the county.
Olumbus.-Columbu and Lowndes
county ,PSptists are perfecting a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-02

strong campaign organization for the
t75.OOO.0 900 drive IA November.
|
Derma.-The. Calhoun Baptist asso-
citation, which convened at Macedonia
3 few days ago, adjourned. There
were 81 churches represented.
Greenwood.-The American Legion
which is being organized among the
returning soldiers is making consider
able progress in the city.
sasss
Amory.-The enrolment of the pub
lie school has reached 594 white chill
dren and the school authorities expect
the 600 mark to be passed.
jackson. = According to statistics
compiled by the Gulf division of the
Red Cross, Mississippi had 2,483 men
disabled in the world war
Brook AaveH.-The 25th anniversary
Of the organization of the Kings
Daughters and Sons was observed at
the Methodist church.
Columbus. - Columbus practically
went on war rations this week. Hun
dreds of people flocked to the sale Of
government food.
Senatobia.-The Written J. East
Post No. 10, American Legion of Hon
or, was organized at Senatobia with
30 members.
Corinth.-The KOssuth Agricultural
high school has opened with bright
prospects for the coming year.
sSsss
Yazoo City.-The matter Of a new
hotel for Yazoo City is again being
considered.
Jackson Superintendent Of
Education Bond has sent out an impor-
tant letter to some of the school book
companies which are licensed to sell
text books in Mississippi, and, as re-
ported, are trying to sell their books
at a good deal more than is allowed
by law.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES confirming the
fact that five former residents of this
city lost their lives in the storm at
Corpus Christi has just been received
here by the relatives and friends of
the unfortunate victims.
Hazlehurst-County Agent A. J.
Flowers has shipped in the past few
weeks several oars OF cattle and hogs.
Hatticsburg.-Th trouble at Ia
tum's big lumber plant has been set
tied and about 800 men have gone
back to work.
Oahand.-The Yalobusha Agricult-
ural high school opened at Oakland
filled to it's capacity, and 20 or 80 on
the waiting list.
Meridian-The six weeks civil term
Of circuit court convened here with a
docket of over 200 cases facing Judge
r w. Heidelberg.
Blue Mountain.-Seven solid cars of
cattle have just been shipped to St.
Louis from Cotton Plant, six miles
south Of this place.
Nachez.--The city council Of Match
ez is confronted by the horns Of boz
vine dilemma for which apparently it
can find no solution.
Meridian.-The movement for live |
stock sales day by the board of trade
and regular auction days for horses
and mules by dealers here is creating
wide interest.
Jackson-Sittings of the Mississippi |
supreme court will be held the Sec
ond and fourth Mondays of each |
month after the converting of the tri-
bunal in October.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-02

IT'S the mems hats that make then
bald, they say; and it must have been
the haloes that did the same for the
hallowed patriarchs OF old. They wore
naught else on their heads.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-02

me OuInIns That Does Not Affect thu Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE 10 better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head Remenib.t The iull name and
look for the siRnatLSe & f. w. GROVE. Soc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
Horoscope.


This is an unfortunate day, Ao.
cordins to artrology. Saturn rule'
strongly for own ana Jupiter IL ad
verse
Conditions threatening ~ agricul-
ture or to agricultural interests APP
pear To be foreshadowed,
Trouble over prices OF crops ~
well ~ difficulty In procuring farm
labor will affect certain parts OF the
country more than others.
while there IN "a sinister sign M
fectlnE agriculture. Il ls not one that
threatens any great misfortune and
there is a forecast OF unprecedented
interest In farming Fortunes In vlr.
gin lands will he acquired through
some unexpected event or condition
Cooperation Ia TO Interest farm,
ers aa much ag other classes OF work
ers Tho stars pre-lge great achieve.
monts through the power or tho
planets that are supposed to rule
machinery.
Jupiter frowns on trading and soil
Ing during this sway, Those who
deal In materials used In building
may find good luck through tenn
porary reductions In profits
Under this government or the stars
men In high places or I'm positions
ot authority probably will bc severe
y criticized and even harahly Judged
Clashes between Legislators and
statesmen may be encouraged by the
planetary rule Those who hold to
old ldeas will conflict with the pro-
greaslvc clements which viii draw
TO them abuse and misundcrsand-
ing
Again danger through poss,imism
or the admission OF national weak.
ness is pointed out by HstroluRers
Persons whose hirthhato IL is may
meet many Hunoypncrs In the com
Ing year Roth business ana domes
iicntfnlrs may offer onus rur anxiety
children horn on this day may ho
hlsty and lnpciuous These subjects
OF Aries will have Pisces character.
isllca I'm nll probability and may be
Inclined in be- eNtrtvagauf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
JEFFrRsoN's BIRTHDAY

IL has been ordered that the an
nlversary OF the birth OF Thomas
Jefferson shnllNthls year he made q
great rRllyina day Tor the democratic
party The saving grace Of this an
nounccment must rest in the ecnse
OF humor possessed b7 the leaders
Of the party. else they could not
with straight face propose such an
incongruIty Nothing could he much
farther from the ideas OF jefferson
than the democratic party az at
present constituted Sobcrly TO
praiSc jefferson Is to denouncc pres
ent democratic policies to carry out
the plan, of tho ndmirDslrntion 0.
TO dcuounce tho wisdom Of tho man
To whom all good democrats look
as the parent and inst gator Of tho
party
The present attitude ot the party
as tu control and federal ownership
H. the exact opposite Of that nf tho
man whose birthday il is called on
to celebrate Jrffrrson's idea ON
that subject WAS Expressed when no
stated I'm letter e haNo always
observed that public works urr
much less advautnrcuusly mnnarcH
lHaU the sanC are Boy private hands
Tho idea ~ boosting tho McAluu
railway plan ut tho .Jruv time ps
jefferson ~ toasted be- q ,ouiralir.
tHr Go make angels WrHf and de.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
PATRIOTS OF PEACE

The war---dld we really mean II?
You need not wonder at such "a
auehtIon II is logical More than
that. It has to be answered. sun
more important. you are expected
TO help answer IT, TO 1t should be
OF interest TO YOU,
Tho Ynnks meant II. They meant
what they said when they promised
Wen do the job No ono who has
read the stories Of heroism nt Cha
teau %hierry, Belleau Wood. Ar
gonne or Sedan can ubt that they
meant It. Hut what OF The whole
nation Did wo mean II. you
and T.
Germany thought We would not
enter the war Then Germany
thought We would not fight II We
dld enter The Germans looked Tor
game OF hlun They didn't think
We meant It. They didn't think this
was united nation
Thanks to the, bravery and hero
ism ~ American boys and men Ger.
many now is fairly convinced that
America was somewhat In earnest.
There remains but one conclusive
argument 20 settle, once and FOR
,ll. IN prussian minds that Amer
lea means what she says when
America pays for the peace she has
won then uefmany VIII be- con
Vinced
Lot no American be- contont with
merely "a victory It must be a con
elusive defeat. ana Germany will be
completely rcpulsed only when we
show TO the world. and To Germany
especially, that We can not ouly be-
united country In wtr. but united
IN paving for victor, aud peace
invest In tho Victory Liberty loan
ana show the world that the United
States rs one nation Nr q patriot in
peace as well ps Iu war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
DIVORCE RATE ONE OUT
OF EVERY NINE MARRIAGES

WAsHiNGTON. March 20--Ap-
proximatcly one out ~ every nine
marriages IN the United states Is
terminated by divorce, scc0rdtug to
figures compiled boy the bureau OF
census and made public today
Excluding south Carolina. where
ali laws permitting divorce were re-
pcaled In 1875, the three lowest di-
vurce rates in 1916, for which year
returns nre now complete. arc shown
Tor the District ~ Columbia. North
Carolina and New York, whore the
rates were 49, u and 8? per 100000
OF population. respectively The
highest rates were returned for Ne
vada, Montana and oregon. which
show 6O7. 323 and 225, respectively,
In nll states except Maine, West
Virginia. South Carolina. Alabama,
Mississippi Sorth Dakota, South Da-
kota and Colorado. the divorce rates
were higher in 1915 than In 1906. In
81 per cent OF tho cases In 1915 the
divorce was granted to the husband.
while the husbands rate IN 1905 was
81 per cent
Descrtiun Is shown by the figures
TO have been tho cause for about 3S
per cent of the divorces. Among
other leading causes were cruelty
infideIlty and failure to provide.
Records also showed that tho mar
ringe rate In 1915 was 1880 per
100. 900, or nine times az great as
the divorce rate Of ne per 100 600.
The marriage rate In 1905 was LOGO
Der 100, 900, showing the marriage
rate to be increasing considerably
slower than the divorce rate,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
Oklahoma Outbursts

When rir, giGgles It sounds ltHo
'io h" no. which goes 20 show what
lt on her mind.
ia dentist should be- arrested. ~.
1uu'H lhrncy shannon. would l' iu.
dI. f' that ho hasn't very strong
uuN'
In, Haru,.pIIo Examiner ,A
pr.s-cs me hope 'ha' Henry spur
NIIH now uuhr JUST ng good riu.
l'u us be- waa a nauk rohb'r
Tho rlrp'omrn'nI peace board u
considering wnr'hrr " can with
rIDprlr'y invite Horace llagan lrsh
I|ntraIpl iu address the uoAt session
m" IpuIcavilo Examiner fenrr
mat Il .'rulllup with q slrl hc,omos
lno death warrant fur married men.
fatalities ere going to increase
mirh'y fs.
rho wichita IapIo has sarlcd an
rui|'HH ,hu|D |r'frI writing cam
palru to induce the turin owners
~ tho fTr,,' .,.r .N#i,m in rru4u.c
the r,f .v,Nr,..
A. 'ha column predicted when
S,p.inr SNYDER ilI,d 10 defeat tho
tpprpprafuu fur , hmldIny Al the
Mu.tur.o state Fair he made "A very
poor showing Iu tho mhvoTnli.. con.
t,sf receiving uus o. ,oirg ouf of
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

demanded "GO and soc how much
comfort Edith gets out ~ IT,
That's my own prlvit" affair
when viii you repay her; Fer
went on az though hc had not been
interrupted when you've mar
ricd and have 90 scramble" 10 pay
not only your own way but anoth-
cr.v too'''
"Thercll hc enough coming out
~ this To- repay all YOU sud Edith
have advanced me" Flowcrton said
slffGy
4 dare say" Fcrrp, said drilN
And you'u get II an just 10y play.
iugaHud running around with mat
blond squad which is all You've
done since you've met that little
stop" FIowcrton cied his flats
rlcuchcd "Or both ot us VIII be
sorry
A.rry behind them. H they stood
facing each other with ClenChcd
hands and showing scowltng Nisagos.
made them turn
Edth. her hands clnspcd IN utter
suffering had come upon them,
ITO be continued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
The Struggle
STRAIGHT TtLk

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t"'N' 10 ma" A'i I't' ''r'lnNH nom
'no ~" u wa" haH Nn'I'' WIZ n,'
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h'I '"N"''IN'u"N ''h' I'NN'"
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wen, Us an your I'ul, u"
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here II "as you who loaded hlm
ONO us lou r" o'F I"'p,nr 'h'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

News from Paris ia most contus
ing. one day the president IN
standing pat. then comes report
that he has won tho support Of the
allies and next we are handed the
news that the American delegates
have consented to amend tho con-
stltution OF tho league II Creel was
rtill on the Job I, would not he hard
TO understand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
RETURN OF RAILROADS
IS ASKED BY CATTlEMEN

DALLAS Texas, March 20 Res
oulions faVoring the return OF the
railroads to their owners AZ soon as
congress can pass legislation to Sc
cure an adequate control we're adopt
ed today at the 43d annual conven-
ton OF the Texas Cattle Raisrrs' as
ISOLATION The resolutions also rec
commended the restoration 10 the In
terstate commerce commission OF all
powers and authority II exercised
prior to the period OF government
control and endorsed the kendrick
hnl now before congress. for gov
,rnment supervision OF rtockyards
and control OF refrigerator cars by
The l. G. &. Houston was chosen as
the city for the next convention. W.
W Turney or El Paso was elected
unanimously to succeed James Cal
Ian as president
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from no other human being Tho
democracy of woodrow Wilson II
as n,r from IA" democracy or Irf
rrrsun us the rl"is ~ Albeit or Hcl
uum arc from those or Nikvlai
L,uiuo. And tho democratic party
,DInE 'uhut" a. mo shrine ~ tho
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~ Whoeocyrr shah roufss me before
mon. him will I confess Also before ny
Father whirh Is ln heaven Matt IN 80
Jesus, and shall II ever b.
\ mortal man ashamed of ihcc'
Ashamed Of thee, whom Hngels pfAis
Whose giotics shine thtO' endless dayF'
Whusotvef shsll deny me before men
him will also deny before my Father
which Ia Ia hesvcu. Matt lO.H1