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Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Administrators Deed
III Hendricka Heyerman, administra-
trix Of the estate of Frederick Hey
erman, to Egbert Ramps, lots 8, blk.
5, Strasburg. s555O0.
X Warranty Deeds
Andreas Fischer and Katherine
Fischer to Joseph Hager, NWA OF
Is; NEA of %, except the right of
way Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway, 1916. s16,5oo.0o.
Joseph X Fischer and Juliana Fis-
cher to Jacob Feist, lots 2 and 3, blk.
12, Milwaukee Land Companyss 1st
addition to town of Hague. $1050O0.
Peter c Van Soest and Trancy Van
Soest TO Peter M Van Soest, lot 10,
blk. 16, Milwaukee Land Company's
second addition to the town Of Stras-
burg. 81 and other valuable consid--
Grafton.
E. IA. Graf Company to- Manley
Fetterley, SEA of 23-l3n-7s. $1,000.
Charley Maisf and Matilda Maier
to Gottlieb Bechtle Sr, an undivided
$AeAhird' interest, which is all Of
thsir interest, in and to lots s and s.
blk. 10, Hunters First Addition to
Linton. 81 and other xxihable con-
sideration. 8
Drake Z Ballard Investment Com
panys 70 s. A. Fischer, EN- cfs EN- of
ii: IN Of SwaG u u; NEA of Ell
n SWH and VIZ Of SEX Of %;
NWA Of SM Of NEA Of 47-lS0-76.
ii AMI oxhsr valu1s col NJ
l1ilwaak1s LaIa ouAl lelsy - J. !.
hsnn. lon II ~ 4. M -. l1iluau-
- IAad Csnpaay's Fifth Addison
Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
THE SLEEPING BRAVE

Men from whose lifted hand @
Once dropped the tool or pen
At Duty's stern command,
Oh, rouse ye once again.
Take We these lovely flowers A
From garden and from grove,
Children of sun and showers,
Full-freighted with our love.
For you we dare not weep.
Nor for your half-told days;
The bed where heroes sleep
Is warmed by Glory's blaze.
We count not freedoms cost
OF manhood or Of youth,
But mourn that earth has lost
So much Of strength and truth.
-Ninette M. Lowatel
Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES

L p.
This Thursday being 40 days after
Easter, is called Ascension Day. arQl
is kept as holiday in the Catholic
church. Early mass at 8, and late
mass at 10 am, as on Sunday.
We will have requiem high mass
on Decoration Day, May 30th, at 9 q.
M, in honor and for the souls of our
departed soldiers and warriors who
died in the service of our country.
i June will be very busy month.
Divine service every Sunday. Special
Mission from June s-13. Right Rev.
Bishop Wehrle o. s. B., has annours.
ed confirmation for Linton on June
%, and Rosenthal June 81.
Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
to strasburg. s247.5o.

Milwaukee Land Company to Bene-
dict Schneider, lots z, 8, 9 and 10, in
blk. 36, and lots / and in blk. 80,
Milwaukee Land Company's Fifth Ad
dition to Strasburg. $715.5O.
Michael A Klein and Rosina Klein
to John M. Klein, lot IL, blk. 25, Mil
waukee Land Company's Fourth Ad-
dition to Strasburg.
Anton Glatt to Anton A. Glatt, lots
1, 2, 8, and SEA of NEA of 3-129-74.
81 and other valuable consideration.
Rudolph Huebner to Wilhelm Bar
reth, S1s of NWA of 35-129-75.
$28OO.0O.
Frederick Frankhauser and Fried
ericka Frankhauser to F. j. Pietz, lot
z, blk. 2, original town Of Linton, lot
6, blk. 3, Grains addition to Linton,
lot 6, blk. 80, Hunters First addition
to Linton. 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Egbert Kamps and Della Ramps to
Krigori Bichlsr, lot 3, blk. 8, Stras-
burg. 81 and other valuable consid-
Grafton. s-.. ..--~...- s.s-.s = sls,.
Adam Wolf and Magdalena Wolf.
to Anton Wolf, NWA of 22-133-74.
81 and other valuable consideration.
Carl vorlander to Adam Wolf, w
" of 32-132-76. 81 and other valu-
able consideration.
Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
.coksTwlsE STEAMER BURNS
Few, II Any, Of 150 on Board Lost,
IL Belief.

Few, II Any, Of $50 on Board Lost,
10 Belief.
Norfolk, Va, May 26.-The steamer
Virginia of the Old Bay line, Balti-
more to Norfolk. burned to the waters
edge OF Smiths point, Chesapeake
bay. The survivors we're picked up by
the steamers Florida and City5of Beltia
more. bound. for Baltimore. and nd
City OF Norfolk. bound for Norfolk. 1t
was not known whether there was
loss of life. A r NT
Three Negro firemen are believed to
have gone down with the blazing. .hril
Of. the Virginia. They, were sedhkst
,porthole5 in the lower section of the
superstructure- . minute before the
vessel sank. So far as known, all OF
the passengers were rescued.s wY
Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
Baptists Approve Resolution Ask
inD Congress to Retain Wat
time Prohibition.
MILDLY SCORE WILSON
Convention Expresses Surprise and
Regret At Recommendation Made
by President In Messasesto
,,srsT Special Session.

spenvef, May 26.-A resolution ask.
Ing congress not to follow the recon.
mendation Of President Wilson for the
repeal of wartime prohibition, as 1t
affects wines and beers, was adopted
by the Northefn Baptist convention
The resolyEfon says the delegates
have read withgre surprise and pro-
found regret The Recommendation of
President Wilson in his Hast message
to Congress tlist 1t should. rescind the
act enforcing wartime prohibition in
sofar as IT applies to wine and beer.
y,- The resolution points out that with
hundreds Of thousands OF boys still In
the army and navy who should be, pro.
.tected against .eyils arising from the
sale Of ,intoxicants,'' and with the food
question "still acdte." the ..considera.
tions. which, furnished the basis for the
enactment Of war prohibition still ex-
lists. '''
The convention had before It one
pfipie big qaestiphs Of tile neetiig,
the 'probosallto create. .a,sgenefalg plan.
ming board to coordinate church
fipancea. The plan, devised to. put 70
-lieious' work Oh "a basis Of eficiency.
Is the result Of mphths, of work Of the
laymen's committee and is subject
concerping which there is great .di.
'vergence or views. " "''S '' '''''''''
The proposal 7contempIates the crea-
tion Of a representative assembly in
which each state and each Baptist con.
tsention department win have represen.
itation. This assembly will meet once
each year to receive estimates from
each department Of church work for
the coming'year and prepare budget
-sOlthat all departments cal, be financed
through one general campaign, leaving
leach department free to; devote all. its
ttineGto constructive work. Advocates
of'Tthe' plxn twere confident that the
.eOnvention ultimately would i'indorse
the report.if'Hy - sGW - tat;. hA',u'j
-yshRs lsit!tahia boa ini.'tPiamop .Is,r
~ ebeifi;n sal nepp bahuaqsb" q;ia
siHyiIH ~ -t------T- ------- a'H" fi'o
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
s 10 Hroija'p5qke oi 9rs'HsOu ta:it
higss Ig9a An ,aofo 3s.dW frqum
1.-THE Church that Welcomes ALP
Emmons County record., 1919-05-29
.IRlsH.AMERlcANs QUIT -PAkls
Havs Given up Hope Of conssds a
British to Hearing.

9Paris, May 26. = Former sGoyg r.
ward F. Dunno u Illincis and Frank P.
Walsh of Kansas City, representatives
Of the Irish societies Of the United
States. have left Paris as there is ap-
parently no further chance of securing
the assent OF the British authorities for
q hearing for Prof. Edward De Valera
and other representatives Of the Irish
republic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
Gdansk jake Helgoland.

,,Dziennik Powszechny" pisze "
artykule ,,Gdansk jake Helgoland'
nastepujace uwagt:
Najrealniejsza polityka miewa
c1asem chwile znieczulenia ma re
czywstoSt. Gdy Anglia odstepowa-
Ia pred niewielu laty Niemcom wy
spe Helgo1and, ME przypuszczala, ia
ka role odegra} W wojnie obecnej ten
kawalek skafy, strzegacy jak brytan
wejScia do Wilhelshaven I broniacy
wstepu angielskim statkom do arse.
nalu ~morskiego Niemiec.
Jezeli dzisiaj Anglia ME ida sobie
sprawy. ze Gdahsk Jest politycznym
Helgolandem I czems wiecej jesz-
cze, to musfmy obawiac sic, 4e zn6w
przechodzi chwile anestezyi.
Interes Polskf Jest W tym razie
r6wnoznaczny z Unforeseen Europy,
nasz protest przeciw oderwaniu
Gdahska Jest take jej protestem /
iej odruchem samozachowawczym,
r6wnie1 jak naszym. Ufamy, Re ME
przejdzie bez echa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
Czesi domali zawodu.

Praskie ,,Prawo Ludu" zamiesci-
10 W Mr.. 40 obszerny artykul p. t.
,,Zaw6d" 2 powodu wydanego przez
koalicye wojskom czeskim nakazu
o~puszczenia Cieszyna. w artykule
tym miedzy innemi czytamy: ,,Roz-
kaz generaia francuskiego wycofania
naszych wojsk z Cieszyhskiego, wy
wo}al wSr6d og6iu naszego rozczaro-
wanie, ba zaw6d." Cos doznalo sill
nego pekniecia: wiara VI koalicye.
Czeskie nadzieje zywione byiy abso-
lutna ~ufno$cia W wyjatkowa PREY
chylnosc ola mas koalicyi. Delegaci
nasi, kt6rzy przybyli re Szwajcaryi,
przywiezli informacye z kt6rych
MONA bylo dojst do wniosku, re koa
licya gotuje sic urzadzic nam zycic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
dis ~jeszcze nawet zawisi los Euro
py zachodniej ()
Emigracya 5yd6w z Polski.

Poska Agencya Telegraficzna ko-
migracyi> posrednitwa piracy PREY
m~inisterstwie piracy / opieki, spo-
iecznej odby}a sic, pod przewodnict-
Wen szefa sekcyi, p. Oko}owicza,
ko~nferencya, poSwiecona sprawie O.
migracyi zydowskiej.
Ma posiedzenie zaproszono pred
stawtcieli organizacyi 4ydowskich.
stykajacych sic W swej dzialalnosci
b~ezposreinio hub poerednio z ruchem
Tychod&N-ym Przybylt przedstawi-
ciele warsz. gminy starozakonnych,
ortodoksow, partyi rownosci obywa-
telskiej, warsz. Biura informacyjne-
go dla emigrantow ayd6w Tow. blu
ra posrednictwa piracy Tow I T. o.,
tyd. tow niesienia pomocy ofiarom
wotny.
szef sekcyi, zagajajac posiedzenie
p~odkreslil, Re Rad polski przywia-
zuje wdelka wage do ~pomyslnego roz
wiazania problemu emigrancyi, a
u2najac. te wychodztwo tydowskie
MAKO przed wybuchem wojny swoje
specyficSne cechy, pragnie W kwe-
styach, ~dotyaacych tego wychodz-
twa, zasiegnaG opinii dzialacz6w spo
~iecznych ma TEN polu z iona spoie--
czehstwa zydowskiego.
Przy tel ~sposobnosci p~odkresli{ p.
Oko}owicz ~koniecznose skoordynowa
mia dzialalnosci poszczegolnych to-
warzystw opiekuhczych i wystapi} z
propazycya zorganizowania jednego
~towarzystwa, Zupeinie apolatycZne-
go, kt6re uzupe}nialoby odpowiednio
dziaialnost rzadu.
WiekszoSG m6wc6w poparla CORA
CO projekt rzadowy, domagajacy sic,
ably niezale4nie cd pahstwowych u
rzed6w posrednictwa piracy / opie-
XII mad wychodzcami powsta}a orga-
n1zacya 2 Iona spo@eczehstwa aydow-
skiego, ktoraby przy poparciu moral
mem I materyalnem rzadu, zajefa sic
zorganizowaniem blur opieki mad Wy
chodzcami ma obszarze caiego pan
silva, majacych ga zadanie udziela-
ME niezbednej pomocy l wskaz6wek
wychodzcom zydom.
MnieiszosG zebranych byia zdania IL
sprawl opieki mad emigrantami ME
Sykracza z d~ziedziny polityki emf
gracyinej, a vice Wilma bye prowa-
dzona wylacznie przez urzedy pan
stwowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
Ludnos6 polska W Gdansku.

,.Gazeta Gdahska" podaje ciekawe
dane co do ~zaludnienia Gda6ska pod
wzgledem narodowosciowym.
-Oto statystyka niemiecka wykazy-
wala ciagle, te Polakow W Gdahsku
fest zaledwie 1000 I Re stanowia tyl-
So 2 proc. og6}u mieszkahc6w.
Tymozasem rzeczywistoSt polka
zuJe zupelnie cos innego, a miano--
wicie:
Budnosc polska Jest przewatnie
katolicka, przytem religiina. Posta-
nowtono wiec skorzystat z okazyi
nadarzajacej sic spowiedzi I przepro
wadzie statystyke ludnoSci polskiej
W parafiach gdahskich wedfug hcz-
bv os6b spowfadaiacych sic po pol
sku.
Dowod6w dostarczyli polscy ksie-
"a. wynik byl wprost nadspodziewa-
ny. DO okazalo sic, Re Polak6w mie-
,zka W Gdahsku ME 1000 tak to usil
ME giosili Niemcy, ale przeszlo 80
tysiecy.
w stosunku do 1udnoSci stanowi
to ME 8, ale 16 procent og6fu lud-
noSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
WIESCI z POLSKI.
Wymieramy!

Pod tym tytuaem pisze ,,Kurye,
Czestochowsli":
skutki diugotrwalej wojny 1 kar.
mienia la przez prusakow wszelkie
go rodZaju ,,ersatzami'' daja sic "a.
uwazyc dopiero obecnie, a ilustruje
najlepiej statystyka urodzin 1 Ego
now zanotowanych W parafiach cze.
stochowskich.
Cyfry to budza wprost groze I ME
wymagaja k~omentarzy. Otto one:
" parafii sw. Zygmunta cd 16-
% b. m. Eanotowano urodzeh IA, "
tenn chiopc6w 9, dziewczat s. 1mar.
iych IS, metczyzn 8, kobiet 8.
Cd I stycmfa r. m. urodzen byte
100, smierci $50.
" parafii sw. Rodziny, urodzet
%, W tenn ch,opc6w II, dziewcsa'
IL, zmariych os6b II, meskich 9
zehskich 8.
Cd 1 stycznia r. b. urodzonycf
15s zmarfych 225.
Razem W obu parafiach urodzo-
nych 23S, zmarfych ass. - R6zni,
ca zmarlych przenosi u~rodzonych {
1877 os6b. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
tKomunikaty Urzedu Prasowa In.
formacyinego wydzia{u n. P.)
o CO iydzi winia. -. Polak6w.

Pisma odeskie podaia wiadomoSci
o szerzaeych sic wszedzie ma Ukrai-
ME poiudnfowej pogromach tydow-
skich.
W Pfoskirowie ataman kozackf 20
zwolR swyeh ,,ehlopeom" przez 8
dni ,,pohulat". Rezultatem tego by
10 wyrzniecie okoio 4 tysiecy zy-
dow. Me oszczedzono przytem AMI
starc6w. ami kobiet. ami Object. Me
szczesliwym ofiarom obcinano nosy
uszy wykluwano oczy rozpruwano
toladki, it'd. Object przebijano pika-
mi.
w Baicie pogrom trwaf przez try
dni a 20 6wudniowej przerwie roy
pocZaf sic nanowo. Liczba ofiar ma
dosiegae 500: ~gwaicono kobiety, "a
bijano dzieci. Trupy leaa ma ulicach
niepogrzebane.
" Jelizawetgradzie cofajace sic
woiska Petlury urzadziiy pogrom
sklep6w I mieszkah zydowskich. "a
bito oko}o 800 ludzi.
W w~apniarce odbywaja sic pogro-
my, PREY ktorych siczownicy dopusz-
czaja sic wprost nieslychanych o.
k~ruciehstw 4 sierra absolutne mi
szczente.
Niedawno w~arszawskie ptsma zar-
gonowe ~zamieSciy alarmUjace VIE
Sci, 70 W miastach prowfncyonalnych
urzadzane 50 ,,wielkie oblawy ma ~
dow. Obecnie W sprawie tel mini
sterstwo spraw wewnetrznych wyja-
sniaIo. ze by}y to rewizye urzadzane
W celu wykrycia tajnych gorzelni
SHADOW przyw3aszczonych rzeczy
wojskowych, kt6re te4 ujawniono,
przyczem Geese tych rzeczy zostala
Juz W po4owie przerobiona W celu u
krycia ich pochodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04

stanie sill W novel Europe. I bee
pieknych, godnych poswiecenia sic
Polek (aluzya do plotki, puszczonej
przez prase czeska o wysianiu prez
Polske 20 najpiekniejszych Warsza-
wianek do Paryta) byaaby koalicya
zmuszona do stworzenia Wielkie1
Polski, jake waiu obronnego cd Me
mice. w 2olityce rozstrzygaja realne
silly, mic tnnego. Polska Jest glow
nym artykulem W kombinacyach ko-
alicyi co do urzadzania stosunkow
we wschodniej armii i jak sic ida
je, dlatego wiasnie CT niepewni Po-
lacy zwycie4yli - ufajmy, re tym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04
Niemcy 49,. Ddechle zwierzeta.

Niemiecki sekretarz stanu spraw
kolonialnych Dernburg omawia "
,,Berl. Tag" sp6r niemiecko-polski
Pisze on ze Niemcy ME podpisza
uk}adu pokojowego, ktory ME be-
die oparty ma owej sprawiedliwo--
Sci ~bezstronnej, jaka przyrzekf Will
son W swollen oredziu z 27 wrzea-
MIA Me podpisza oni ukiadu, ktory
ME przyjmie ich jake rownoupraw-
nionych czlonk6w do ligi narodow
Niemcy ME So zdech}em zwierze-
ciem, z kt6rego kruki moga obry-
wac sk6re I mieso. N~aiwiekszem zada
MEM Niemc6w Jest bye tama pre-
civ inwazyi sIo~wfanskiei (?). Cd
odpornosci I dobrei onoli Niemcow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04

wprost jak W bajce. Rozgiaszano
zdania: ,,Zakreslcie sobie ma maple
co chcecie, sami to juz uskuteczni--
N.Y.. To ~spaczylo zdrowy rozum ma
rodu, Skutkiem tego stale sic, re u
czeni nasi / prawnicy poczeli donna
gao sic ola naszego pahstwa Wiednia
l Budapesztu. I OTTO postanowienie W
sprawde Slaska Cieszyiskiego ude--
rzylo W mas naraz jak bomba. Po--
wiadaja, BE kazde nieszczeScie dla
silnego cziowieka jest zarazem dobra
lekcya. Czy bedzie n lekcya ola
mas?
Jest to zatem ~jeszcze jedeu do
w6d, jak niekrytycznie sadzimy o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-04

czasowo; = mad pewnymi przy1a--
ci6lmi koalicyi, Czechami W sporze
cieszyhskim,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28
DISTRICT c. 0. P.
TO REORGANIzE
Question Of Woman Suf-
frage to Be Decided.
Also Washington Vote.

win women be permitted to vote
for delegates from the District OF
Columbia to the Republican ma
tional convention at Chicago. which
will nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the
United States?
That is a problem confronting a
rroup of influential men who are
planning the reorganization OF the
local branch of the G. o. p. A de-
cfsion will be reached soon and II
will probably be favorable to the
women.
Already preliminary action has
been taken to form a virile and
disciplined organization of District
Republicans. 1t is claimed that
the party here has always been
sporadic in character and has
drifted like a ship without a rud-
der.
some of the so-caIled leaders of
recent years" said an old-line
party man. ''are mere mushroom
ers' who have represented only
themselves or some selfish inter
est They have issued orders to
the party here on the seeming as
sumption that they are the big
ducks in a small puddle. 1t is to
regulate these matters that the
District Republicans will be called
together to name their real lead
ers and decide upon a plan of ac-
ton"
1t is intended to bring about the
organization of district committees
in the twenty-five primary dis
tricts. and additional committees
In suburban places not included in
the districts. These organizations
will hold stated meetings and elect
officers and delegates to the CEN
tral committee
The plan is approved by several men
high in the councils OF the G. o. p.
The late Representative Austin, of
Tennessee. who was a member of the
national committee. heartily COM
mended the proposed reorganization
plans.
One OF the important matters to
come before the central committee
will be whether the District delegates
to the forthcoming Presidential nom
ination convention at Chicago shall be
elected at primaries or by a regularly
called convention. II is conceded that
the delegates to Chicago will be in
structed to demand that the party go
upon record in favor of the restora-
tton Of suffrage in the District of Co.
lumbia-
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

am farmers wife and do my house
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am never without Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound in the house and
have recommended it to several Of
my friends. You are perfectly well
come to publish my letter for the
good it may do other women."-Mrs.
ErTIE WARREN, Emmitsburg, Nd.
Backachei and nervousness are
symptoms or natures warnings, which
indicate functional disturbance or
an unhealthy condition which often
develops into more serious ailment.
Women in this condition should
not continue to drag along without
help, but profit by Mrs. Warren's ex-
perience, and try this famous root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound-and for special
advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28
Baby Coming To
Your Home ?
The Wonderful Event that VIII
Bring You Much GIadness.

Are you looking forward, dear pros
pective mother. to the wonderful, glo-
rious time when you shall hold in
your arms the little mite. which is of
your flesh and blood, with feelings of
misgiying?
Now is the time to get i'm good con-
dition to meet the crisis. and three
generations of women have found in
the time-honored preparation, Moth
er's Friend. a grateful. penetrating
remedy to prepare their systems to
Withstand the shock.
The action of this famous remedy is
to relieve tension on drawn nerves.
cords, tendons and ligaments. to re-
lieve strain and discomforts, such as
nausea nervousness, bearing-down and
stretching pains. By regular use dur
ing the period the muscles expand
easily when baby is born; pain and
danger at the crisis is naturally less
and the hours are fewer. Do not neg
iect the use of Mothers Friend. 1t Is
tor external application only, is abso-
mtely safe and wonderfully effective.
Write the Bradfield Regulator Com
pany. Dept. n, Lamar Building, At
lanta- Georgia. for their Motherhood
Book. and obtain a bottle of Mothers
Friend from the drug store. II is lust
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Df-Adx. =
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

II the front was to be saved from
collapse and the country from i'm
mense disaster.
Kerensky replied that Kornilovs
suggestions were impossible, that
all that could be done was for the
officers to submit the various comph
cations arising at the front to the
regimental. corps and army commit
tees for solution. But Kornilov re-
torted that the committees had al
ready. again and again, been con-
fronted with such problems, had
them Investigated and confirmed.
passed condemnatory resolutions
and obtained pledges from the men
that they would not repeat the Of
fenses. but like weak children the
soldiers would Immediately resume
drinking and fraternizing Only
rigid discipline. he insisted. could
make the Russian army a force
to be reckoned with.
tCopSrisht. 1919. by the Frederick A. Stokes Com
psny. All rights reservedD
10 BID CONTINUED.
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WOMAN SUFFERED
II YEARS
Finally Made Well by TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Emmitsburg, Md suffered for
twelve or fifteen years, and was
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28
Community Center Notes.

The Little Players. under tho di-
rection of Bertha Draper King
special director Of dancing in
the community center department of
will meet Monday and Friday at
! the Wilson Normal Center. and will
be glad to have young women join
their club.
The POlymnia Society. under the
direction Of Otto Torney Simon.
meets Monday evenings at the Will
son Normal Center for chorus work
in preparation for the service in
honor of soldiers who died in the
war. Women are eligible for mem
bership.
son Normal Center will meet this
evening.
The Criterion Club will hold its
regular meeting at the Thomson
Community Center tonight at 1880.
The Powell Community Center
offers this evening a mandolin club,
a dramatic club and social dancing.
The Vermont war workers will also
have a social evening at this CEN
ter. to which all Vermonters are
invited.
An evening of Indian music will
be given by Miss Lula A. Root, ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Athey and Mr..
Herman Hoffman in the auditorium
of the Central High School, Tues
day evening. under the auspices of
the community center department of
the public schools with the CO.
operation Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28
Mime. Breshkovsky Speaks.

Cleveland, Ohio. April 27.-"Have
patience, and help U.S." That is the
message Catherine Breshkovsky,
Little Grandmother OF the Russian
Revolution" says she has brought
to America Nine. Breshkovsky
spoke in Gray's Armory here to-
night.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28
STATE WILL FIGHT
HIGHER PHONE RATE
Mississippi Attorney General to File
Injunction Brief.

Jackson. Miss. April 27-The
Cumberland Telephone and TeIe-
graph Company has notified the Mis-
sissippi Railroad Commission of its
intention to increase rates for local
service at all stations in Mississippi.
The increase in the principal cities
amounts to 50 cents per month for
both business and residence teIe-
phones.
1t is expected that Attorney Cen
eral Ross a. Collins viii Immediate
ly file an Injunction to prevent en-
forcement of the advanced rates.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

treated by a ply
sician, but got
little relief. I
saw an adver-
tisement of Lydia
z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound in my
newspaper, so
thought I would
try it, and it did
me more good
than all the doc
tors medicine p
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

The Community Club OF the Will
son Normal Center will meet this
evening.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

The Criterion Club will hold its
regular meeting at the Thomson
Community Center tonight at 1880.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

The "Velvet Kind" Ice Tongs hardened polished
full inches in length and handle
weighing pounds
The Grip is of ample breadth permit by any
hand, single of
ongs makes for simplicity and The ukes
sharp and strong.
of "The Velvet readily demon
that durable practical
Of operaon-merey slip them the
grip automatically lift the handle holding
deposited the ice refrigerator
The Washington herald., 1919-04-28
1000 BAKERS STRIKE;
CHICAGO LACKS BREAD
81 Raise and Abolition of Sunday
Work Demanded.

Chicago. April 27-Chicago's bread
supply was cut in half today by a
strike of approximately 1000 bak-
ers. involving 600 plants.
The strikers demand 81 extra per
week and abolishment Of Sunday
work.