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New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Two Army Corps Said to
Have Crossed Into Cali
cia; Lenine Urges Rebels
to Lead Army on Vienna
Communists Plan Revolt
Austrian Strike Ties Up
Railroads; L. S. Officer
Assigned to Seized Ships

LONDON, March 2S.- Military meas
ures against the Bolshevik government
of Hungary have been taken by tn,
Rumanian and Czccho-Slovak govern
ments, according to a dispatch receive,
oY the Petit Parisien" and transmitted
here. Two Rumanan army corns hav,
crossed into eastern Galicia. the dis.
patch states
Nikolai Lenine. the Bolsbcvik Pro.
mler, has sent wireless message tc
the Hungarian Boishevlk government
urging IT TO send an army against
Vienna, according 10 advices from
Budapest via Betliu transmitted from
the German capital to the Exchange
Telegraph Company. Lenine promised
the Hungarian Bolsheyiki loan oil
$50 1000 900 10 finance the eXpedition
Ndvices from Vienna indicnle that
the Austrian Communists. hearieneo
by the auceess Of the Boahevil M
budnpee' and urged ou by the LenIne
government are planning to ovorthtov
the government at the Austrian eapl
tai, Linz and Graft.
safe departure for the Allied mls.
slons in Hungary, including the French
has been guaranteed by the Hungarian
government, Basel dispatches say.
Count Michael knrolyi and Other
members of his now defunct govern
ment are free iii Budapest, according
to n wireless dispatch from Budanest
received here.
BUDAPEST, March 26 (By The As.
socnted Press). .- Bella Kun. tho Hun.
garian Foreign Minister, in M address
to delegates Of tho old Communist
party on the change in regime, declared
that with the inception Of united revo.
lutionary action the moment had ar.
rived to lquidntc the Communist
party.
The Soviet constitution Bella Kun
continued, was being worked out on the
basis of instructions by Lcnine, the
Russian Bolshevist Premier, but that
Leninc had declared it was unne ssary
to copy the mistakes of the Russian
revolution, A dictatorship. the For
eign Minister added, did not neccssari-
ly signify terrorism, which was only
one of relationships weapons to be
used when needed.
Bella kun's resolution dissolving the
Communist party and forming a united
proletaran party was carried unani-
mously.
BY a government order former Min
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Peace farley Within
Two Steps, of Failure;
Leaders Lose Prestige
Popularity Of Council Of
Four Wancs and French
Are Gradually Growing
to Believe Task Hopeless
BY Frederick Moore

NcW Noh JribuDis
Specfoi Cabie ,serpioa
Copyright, 1919 New York Tribune IGc)
PARls, March ~. The criticiem of
the peace conference is daily aug.
mented' and popularity steadily recedcs
from the three or four men who fore
gather twice daily in an effort to find a
solution of the various problems that
commissions could not or did not solve
satisfactorily.
Evidence grows that the four leaders
Wilson, Clemenceau, Lloyd George
and Orlando-are growing more anX-
ious over their deliberations, for they
have attempted repeatedly to explain
the cause of the delays, meantime
pointing out the difficulties that exist,
the dangers that lurk ahead and finally
how strenuously the four statesmen are
laboring
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Set Your 7imepieces
Hour ahead Tonight

&lNCE a il the clever things that
anybody ever thought of were
said last year about setting the clock
one hour forward and saving q whole
sky full of inexpensive daylight
nothing remains this year but to
announce that the hour for this gen
Tie self-deception will arrive at 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Dllatory churchgocrs are warned
to adjust their timepieces tonight
to preclude the danger of missing
services altogether.
The time for change is 2 n. m. The
day is Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Berlin Evades
FOch's Demand
To Use Danzi,s. q
Germans Reply 10 Allies
States Their Position
and Asks for Guaran-
tees Against cvolt

BERLIN, March 28 BY The Associ
ated Press - General Nudant, repre-
senting Marshal Foch. on Wednesday
submitted a note to the German gov
eminent demanding Il passage through
Danzig for the Polish divisions under
General llalIer, which are part Of The
Allied army, and permission FOR their
further march 10 Poland 10 maintain
order. The note added that anv refusal
would be regarded es II breach Of the
AimiHtice
The Gofmnu povofnmeni. after OK
hudsf'yo deibernliona by tho pnlty
LEADERS,, laid down it, standpoint In n
nole of reply which neBorls That. ne
cofding to the nrnstce treaty, II wns
Obliged only ia Rrnnt the Allies free nc
cess to the Nistuln to maintain order in
territories Of the former Russian En-
piro In concluding the trcaty, the gov.
ernmcnt declares, it proceeded in any
case from the standpoint that there
could be no question Of Polish troops.
Refers 10 padcrewaisi
The note thon refers to Incidents
during the journey Of Iguace Jan
Fadercwaki. tho Polish Premier. "who.
grossly violating tho hospitality ac-
corded him on German aoi1. rnvc the
signal for revolt and civil war and who,
when ho was IN DNrrig - d ccmhpr.
1913, a0ldH 'If the Polish divsiono
from franec and Italy should he in
Danzig, then Dan2ig and all West
Prussia would be Polish.
Proceeding, the note refers to nu-
mcrous demonstrations by the German
majority in West Prussia who wish to
resist Polish attacks by force, and says
that by such civil warfare the German
eastern front against Russian Bolshe-
vism will be endangered.
In conclusion, the communication
asks for information as to the COM
position and strength of General Hal
lcr's army, tho date Of its landing and
transit to Poland, and what guaran-
tees the Allies can offer that General
Hallcr's army, or portion Of it, will
not participate in Polish dcmonstra
( 'niJ ri
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Many Hurt in Fights
With Reds i'm Australia
Returned Soldiers and BolsIe.
Wiki Have Bloody Clashes in
Streets Of Brisbane

VANCOUVER. y. c.. March 2S A
cable from Syndey, N. S. w. to Tho
Vancouver World" to day, said.
Renewed conflicts between returned
soldicrs and members Of the Bolshovik
element arc reported from brisbane. A
large number have been wounded in
street fghting, including the chief com
missioner Of police, who wns hurt when
tho RuesInn club wna wrecked.
"Scoroa OF extra police have been
brought in from the country districts."
the dispatch adds, "Al hotels have
been ordered closed by tho authorities
until conditions return to normal"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Seeking to 1'crrify
West by Bolsl,cvisn

Unquestlonahly they sought TO Ter.
MY the west with tho spectre Of Rol.
bhcv'Nm, but nowhere in Europe In ma
tcrlnl to make Bolshcvist fire more
easily available than in the Hungarian
state where the aerarian condition has
Continued on page three
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

~ DEMOCRACY \ hfEP
IN THE EVOLuIION or MAN:
Answered iE the April acrbncrs Maya.
gine.--AdVt T.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

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New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

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Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10
NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record for the
Week Ending April
Warranty Deeds


Jesse NJ, Mullinix and wife of Rock
view, Ore, to John A, Jacks of Cald-
we'll, lot u, %, Cook add. to Emmett,
block l3.
Isaac P. and Purlia C. Womack to
PM Hartman, ny lot SO, Hopkins ad-
dition to Emmett. $500.
Mark X Woodskow to Forrest c..
Proctor. lots Ga to II, Hopkins addi-
ton to Emmett. 5000.
Charles S, and Edna NJ Reed of
Pasadena, Calf, to Jay w. Sanders
of Emmett, NEA sen NWA, section
1912 w. 5000.
Jay W. and Rose NJ. Sanders to
Frank Funds, same, S1l50.
Jerry Hurley to George C. Martin,
VIZ SWA SEA-, section 30-7-1 w.
$lf0o.
carp & osgood to George w. Pay
ton, NWh SWA, section 1872 w.
St.00.
Geo. f. and Leola f. Hobson If
Horseshoe Bend to f. l.. Palmer of
Montour. lot 4, block 1. Montour. ST.
E. II. and W. c. Dewey Investment
Go, If Nampa to F. l.. Palmer of Mon
tour. Lot 5. block (. Montour, $50.
carp 4 Osgood to r. NJ. Cruise,
SWA SWA and Sts Sis NWA SWA
section SOL W $3.50.
Adell Mckenna Of Boise to Harley
Crawford Of Sweet, M sen, section
1881 +. $780,
Harley and Eunice Crawford to
Adeil Mckenna, Same. $100.
Edith Z. and Rebt f, Holbrook to
Irwin p Davis, f part of lot l5, and
lot i6, D. a C. addition 10 Emmett
$4,000.
Mary +. and NJ. f. Hall of Malta,
Ida, to j. l.. Reynolds of Emmett, S
two-thirds of lot 81, d. 4 c. addition
to Emmett. 5000.
Final Homestead Certifcate-U. S.
to Dixon d. Sasser, SWA SWA, sec
ton II, Ell NEA, section 10, NWk
NV Y, section 20-6-2 w.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE growth of Emmett is beinl
greatly retarded by the lack Of
houses to fill the demands OF thoss
who desire TO make this city Their
home. Houses are not TO be had and
people are moving to other towns be-
cause Of this fact. The slogan OF
every renter who wants to see Emmett
grow should be: buy lot and build
your own home" That slogan not only
applies to the present emergency. but
il Is good the year round and all the
time. Too much cannot be said in
favor Of home ownership by the indi-
viduaL Society will never reach the
ideal status until every family lives
in its own home. There IL also econ
omy In owning ones own home; and,
more than that, the pride Of owner
ship IL \ constant stimulant 10 higher
effort. 1t makes \ man happier, more
contented with his lot, more courage
GUS. In short, II makes him feel him
self to be an entity in his community
IA Landlord" among landlords, n real
man among men. Someone has said
that any man will fight to protect his
home, but few ever feel an impulse
70 fight for boarding house. Buy
lot and build your own home
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10
caterplIlarI Intelligence.

RI caterplllars cannot actually think.
II appears that they have degree of
sense not generally recognized. In a
London institution lecture some time
ago Frederick Enoch, who has been
studying the insects for half a cen
fury, showed that they really seem to
be conscious of their marking and col
Grafton and are able to use the knowl-
edge In protecting themselves from
birds. their natural enemies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10
For Bilious Troubles.

To promote healthy action of the
liver and correct the disorders caused
by biiousness, Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish for
your food and Danish that dull and
stupid feeling.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

AS we understand it, the Bolshevist
theory il that no one works and
everybody gets rich by plebiscite. We
are getting bit nervous about It, be-
cause II the thing should come to Ida
no, and the leader would show reason
able grounds that such theories can
work out, lot of us newspaper fellers
will join IL.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

There is bride in this town who is
the daughter Of an old fashioned man
who still wears shirts that 90 on over
the head. After her marriage one
of her first housekeeping duties was
to put away the bridegroom's laundry
and she carefully sewed up every
coat shirt in the bundle.
q q
The story Of the we'll dressed in
one OF the large cities who stepped
into a cafe, drank glass Of water
and fell dead, comes too late to wor-
ny US out here in Idaho Besides, we
have seen a good many people in
Emmett drink a glass of water with
apparently no i'll effects. Don't be
afraid of it; try 1t once, anyway.
A travelling man was driving thro
the country and he came across
pretty girl milking a COW Feeling
thirsty he inquired OF the country
girl If he could purchase q glass Of
milk. She told him she would ask
her mother. She went to the house
and said: Mother, there is a travel
ing man out here and he wa to buy
glass of milk "A travelling MAJ, |
you say" inquired the mother. !
Daughter, you come right in the
house, and, daughter, you had better
bring the COW in, too
you ought to have seen Mr.. Mar
shall when he called upon Dolly the
other night" remarked Johnny to his
sisters young man, who was taking
tea with the family. al tell you he
looked fine a-sitting there alongside
Of her with his arm" JOHNNY"
gasped his sister, her face the color
Of boiled lobster. well, so he did,"
persisted Johnny. "He had his
arm" Joint" screamed his moth
sr frantically. why" whined the
BOY. ~ was" "John," said his
'ather sternly, "leave the room!" And :
Johnny left, crying as he went: al
vas only going to say that he had
lis army clothes on?"
One day, when | was a kid" re-
marked Old Bill Misgivens, IL was
eading one of those popular yellow
Jack novels. The avenger had the
'illain bound to tree far off in
eep, dark forest, and was in the act
II branding upon his back with red
lot iron the mysterious word 'Carne-
Ix, when mother swooped down upon
ne, captured the yellow back and put
in the stove. For 40 years I've many
time wondered whether or not the
illain was branded and how he stood
| wish you'd put a piece in the
aper to the effect that if anyone
nows he will relieve me of an awful
bad of suspense"
q q e.
The burglar had entered the house
S quietly as possible, but his shoes
we're not padded and they made some
oise. He had just reached the door
( the bedroom when he heard some
ne moving in the bed, as if about to
'et up, and he paused The sound
woman's voice fioated to his ears.
If you don't take off your boots when
GU come into this house, she said,
there's going to be trouble, and a
ot of it. Here it's been raining for
hree hours, and you dare to tramp
yer carpets with your muddy boots
N. Go downstairs and taken them
II this minute" He went downstairs
'ithout word, but he didn't take
n his shoes. Instead he went staight
ut into the night again, and the pal
rho was waiting for him saw a tear
listen in his eye. II just can't bear
D rob that house, he said, ut re-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer . cut, bruise, burn or
scald. Be prepared. Thousands rely
on DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil. Your
druggist sells It. soc and soc.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

WORDS are funny things They
sometimes "get your goat"-just
like people. There are some words
that are used so commonly that their
constant repetition is an annoyance.
Don't you know some people who in
sist that everything is grand 2" II
doesn't matter whether it's a piano,
or = pudding. or a house, or baby
they're all grand" Then there's
''Say, listenl" which, we will probably
hear for TT least another generation.
because even the tiniest toddlcrs have
caught it from their elders, And
Absolutely Some never speak a
sentence without bringing it in.
Along this line la another morsel
we hate TO give up, There's an ex-
preston in many business letters that
always makes one sniff; Same will
have our attention" The average man
doesn't use larger number Of diff
ferent words than could be printed on
one page Of an ordinary book about
three hundred there are 600,0 900
words in the. dictionary You'd get
tired Of person who always wore
the same drsb clothes. Words are like
clothes they dress up our thought
and 50 express them to others. Get
q new suit of words.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

MICHIGAN'S new prohibitory law
will, we are sure, elicit much In.
yorable comment in Michigan and
elsewhere, 1t is "bone dry and cop
perbottomed. but provides that physi-
clans may prescribe liquor for their
patients in amounts not exceeding 5
ounces at any one time.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

general to doughboy. The first SEES
sion at home will be held next No
vember, The new Grand Army seems
to have adopted the title Of American
Veterans Of the World War.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

THE boys are not waiting TO get
home to organize their Grand
Army. The first meeting Of such an
organization has been held in Paris,
with representatives Of every arm
Of the service and every rank. from
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

IF merchant or manufacturer coulc
gather 1000 or 5000 or more pros.
pective buyers into large auditorium
and talk to them daily-by word OF
mouth--he would have no need OF
advertisements. But he cannot. So
he puts his words in type and talks to
these same prospective buyers each
week IN the printed messages That
YOU know as advertisements. In this
newspaper today you will hni many
such personal messages from ner-
chants and manufacturers. Some are
large and some are small. They cover
"A wide range Of subjects. Tn aie
worthy Of your careful reading. No
merchant or manufacturer would
spend his good money advertising II
his merchandise were not II good
quality and fairly priced. II wouldn't
pay. Don't miss the advertisements.
They will save you money.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

A TOWN will not become bigger
: than the people IN il. II the peo-
pie are narrow end close and stingy
and throw rocks under the wheels OF
progress. the town will stop-for a
while. and then 20 back. There will
always be the narrow. close and big
oted element in every town, but you
don't have 70 join them.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

1.-THE smell Of new-turned soil OF spring,
The songs Of birdlets on the wing.
All Nature seems plumb full of glee,
The band begins TO "Ump-tee-dee"
| Old timers from their holes crawl out,
And yawn and scratch and peer about.
Each one will cape and stretch his
| neck,
And kill the peach buds dead, b'heck!
About the next thing we see on the
screens will be the dod-gasted flies.
Women are not exactly Injuries
men simply have to have someone to
lie to EN-!
A single man may be the command
err Of his soul, but married man is
simply orderly to the commander-in-
chief.
Caruso declares he pays his income
tax gladly. But his voice is worth $500
minute, and he cannot afford to howl
about anything.
Speaking of spring and the first
harbinger. the picture of jackass on
the livery barn door is the first that
is worthy of trust.
Gentle spring so often comes dane
ing in with dash of snowfiakes and
cold in her head and a bottle Of
spring tonic in her pocket.
The best years of woman's life are
those between the time she is too
young to know what she wants and the
time when she Is TOO old to care what
she gets.
Papa. where is Atoms?" "AtomsY
| don't know. my boy You mean
Athens, probably" mo, | mean
Atoms--the place where everything
is blown to-"
Well. there may be some drawbacks
to showing the clock an hour ahead,
but we don't complain. 1t brings the
watermelon and peach time an hour
nearer, and that's something.
q Q
An Emmett man recently wore his
union suit upside down for week.
but didn't know what was the matter.
He thought the sleeves were too long,
and the legs too short, but blamed 1t
on the laundry.
A Pittsburgh dispatch says nuts.
bolts and rivets are 20 to 10 per cent
cheaper under the new steel schedule.
Which would be fine If there were
some way of cooking nuts, bolts and
rivets so they would be tender.
This weather just naturally makes
a fool out of man. Wear your over
coat or raineeat to the office and it's
sure TO warm up or clear up by noon.
Leave either wrap at home and it is
almost sure 10 rain or get ccider.
A returned soldier when asked
which he preferred. being farmer or
a soldier. replied: "in one way I'd
rather be soldier When you are
working for farmer il would be a
long time before he'd tell you to stand
at ease.
A few days ago young man went
into the drug store and asked for a
tube Of tooth paste. The clerk passed
out tube Of shaving cream by mis-
take and when the young man started
to clean his teeth he frothed ut the
mouth until the family thought he
L..l---A.Is.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

Old papers for sale at The Index
ekfiss, 3Se PER 100.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

EVERY day you will hear people
say. "when are prices going 10
come down." Here is the answer:
"when are you going to lower the
price on the things you have 70 sell
and on your manual lahorf" The 9TH
er fellow viii drop his prices when
you do.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

IF you have a home and are out OF
debt, don't fret and worry your
self and your good wife into the grave
for the sake Of making money. You
have but one life TO live and II is brief
at best. Take q little pleasure and
comfort as you go day by day. and
try TO do little good to others. A
merbid, insatiate desire To possess
the earth. to grab everything in sight,
is at the foundation Of more misery
than almost any one thing. Wealth
alone will never keep your memory
green after you are gone; good life
and kind actions will.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

TT is beautiful to watch the Repub-
lican United States senators, and a
lot OF Democratic senators as well, an
nounee that they are still for League
OF Nations. with amendments" That
amendment business let's them out.
The amendments" consist Of chang
es so liked that the United States can
belong TO the League one hour and not
belong the next hour, II il SO desires,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

This weather just naturally makes
a fool out of man. Wear your over
coat or raineeat to the office and it's
sure to warm up or clear up by noon.
Leave either wrap at home and II is
almost sure TO rain or get ccider.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

A returned soldier, when asked
which he preferred, being farmer or
a soldier. replied; I'm one way I'd
rather be soldier When you are
working for farmer il would be a
long time before he'd tell you to stand
at ease.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10
TALES OF TOWN
SPRING!

A warm, sweet wynde brings DER the
lee
The odors of the flowers to me,
The smell Of new-turned soil Of spring,
The songs Of birdlets on the wing.
All Nature seems plumb full Of glee,
The band begins TO "Ump-tee-deeW
Old timers from their holes crawl out,
And yawn and scratch and peer about.
Each one will cape and stretch his
neck,
And kill the peach buds dead, b'heck!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

A Pittsburgh dispatch says nuts.
bolts and rivets are 20 to 10 per cent
cheaper under the new steel schedule.
Which would be fine If there were
some way Of cooking nuts, bolts and
rivets so they would be tender.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

A few days ago young man went
into the drug store and asked for a
tube OF tooth paste. The clerk passed
out tube Of shaving cream by mis-
take and when the young man started
to clean his teeth he frothed ut the
mouth until the family thought he
had hydrophobia.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-04-10

An Emmett man recently wore his
union suit upside down for week.
but didn't know what was the matter.
He thought the sleeves were too long,
and the legs too short, but blamed 1t
on the laundry.