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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

(roiciior: rNIio Sic itro Ser
Ntdnn. Dem jt Dor orci Sabrcn sen
gIa9cn apcr;rtc2 Sd tpolte mid int,
nltr nal nab Sbnen erfuuoiacu -
Sino SIC Ncuu oautoI5 am 2eber
Jtbltc5eu2~
-0ic mc.itcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ntc all$ &aiarnqton fontnen nitiier
I'M &its,c Ne3 Sotr2 qeieneu tpCrNcr:
Or tat Inns SEN Srieg nom Sal.
t..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Die @ergIeute bon @ales iino
I'M 9egriff, unieren GrohibitioniIten
elm frGftiges Stiid anIholutngsun,
terri6t iIber tire Steaung sur Srinf-
frage 5t geben: lie bauen cine eigene
Vrauerei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Sereinfa6ter 9ienft i'm LII
fuuOenamt.

II leeten 6rubjabr
mnr0e BET Der He,
gislatur cine De
ieses 8orIage
cingereidt, Der
3ufolge in allen
Counties I'M
Staat inL urfun
0enantt Die glei-
den 6ornlulnre
fur gerfaufsur
funoen uno Sp-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
The PampeTin Cigar Co.

4- (StabIirt 1869
t13-115 z. 9. Strnke, Ga GruIe, isis.
Sabritanten Der bciauuteu r9onnG
9anna" unb nSIor De g & %" feinfie
GuaIitGt Zoe Gisdrren. - ~Sompero-
uno v8lad Hoie" - per 9uno 9emabte
sc @iearren, uub .9iup gouuee" sHaubs
tabat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
in aIten Seiten

fampirten mebr 2elite ornuBen I'm.
ter oen Sternen oils in Sauiern, bod
ieet lit elm i6ones 9eim Der Stola
zines ieoen Mannes. gs lit ieoof
cine unbeitreitbare Sbatinfe, baB Sic
I'm elm biibifes Seim 81 barten, iho.
neg 8auboI5 oa5u BADEN miilien. 9os
lit Die Sorte, Die mir nerfaufen rpenn
es gu 5enitern, Sbiiren, 5enIterldoen,
6liBbooen uim. fommt. @ir iiber.
t%reffen ale. 8eben Sic unS cine
Grobebeitellung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Stapsaanf bes 9ampiers ga
grofe" am Mittw0d.

jne 3mcifcl itebeu
ser ga GrOier
Delegation, mel
de benz Gtnpel-
louf oes nod go
Groiie gu nelt
llenoen9ampfers
in 9ulutb, BET
mobnen miro, eI
nige nngenebnte
Stunoen 6epor,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
air6li6es.
&siurmirte ct. Spbaunes . @emeinbe,
Ode 4. uHb gsarfet Strnfe,
Saitor, =. Stpdmeier.

Sonntogsidule I'M 9 ubr.
8ottesoienIt I'm 1920 ubr: Sc.
Sen 5peiten u1o letten Sonntag i'm
Wonat engIiid oeutfh, ionit 0eutih.
Religionsidule fir ainoer bon s
bis Ia Sabren, Somstag UNI 8 ubr.
9eiufer INNER Dinfommen
8eifafts 0ptiseu.
eey 8eup Sic @eIo gu 3 Sro8ent
BADEN m0hten. 10 ipreden Sic bel mir
Dor. 9. s. 8oI5, Gortor I'M Netpbura
9ebduoe.
a9 @er @eIber gu mdBiaen 8inier
,eihen mDdIte. etnen p~erIdBlithen Ratb
reher fir Seebs unb Rortgn9es brauht
oher 9eIo nuf CUTE Siterheit nrsIeiher
min, penoe iih an 8. s. 5idii6
203 g. 4. GtraRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Nnf Der Staatsiair. Cleric mie il

Tnf Der Staatsfair. Gbenio mie III
Sen p%ergangeuen <Sohren, miro ole
&ernoItungs @ehoroe Der Stnat@
tSoir, Ole in einigen @oden III Ytil-
ipalfee erofinet miro, ordl in nlelem
cSohr Observation-Disclosures ouf Dem
Toirploe uerdnltolten uno 5lunr an
allen Iben0en Ddhren0 Der tSair,
u~1sgenommen am Snmstag. 9ic
llnterholtllngen al oen Abenoen lper.
Den in Gon5erten Der nerifie0cnen
&apelIen, Die, mie in on0eren HSobren
aus perid}ieoenen Stdoteu i'm Staat
engagirt lino, aus &orite1lnQcn pei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @cttrcrn1en
nilp. beIteben. 0nB ionmtlit1e Nus.
fteuungSgebduoe lp0brenh ocs Abeuo5
ebenfaIIs ge0ifnet un0 I'M 9etrieb
iein Deroen, lit ielbItuerit0nolih.
Snfolge Der %ungehcuren Wfon,
niQfnItigfeit ser NuaiteIlung@-
obiefte miro ieoer Geiuder, per int
mer eS aud iei. @elegenbeit gu hoben,
etlua5 SntereiinnteS SIT b0ren uno 81
icben. 10 0uB oober eiu @ciudl Der
fSnir, oh am Abcno o0er am Sugc,
rmpfoblcn mcr0en fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Gmpfieblt Nnfani pom 8esiernnss-

GorrGtbc1l. lSn Der SiBung oea pom
@iirgermeiiter 8entlep %ernonnten 80.
mites, peId)es Die &orihlGge fiir Den
Inforti BON int &droen Der 8egie.
ri1ng bcfinolihcn 9tahrungsmitteln
al prilien bate. muroe bcifloIIen.
oen1 Stnotrath gu cn1pfehlen, $40
900 fir oen Anfaltf Don Nobrungss
mitteln 81 bepiaigen unb oieie in Der
Observation-Disclosures oerfauien 81 LAT
fen. Der &iirgermeiiter wuroe er.
ind1t cine Spejinliitung bes Sto0t.
rotb5 eilBuberufen, oomit ilbcr obigC
gmpfehIitng berothen merOen fam
9as Gomite beitcht aus =. @. 6oI
Q SehIcn, 5. 9. Mlrrop, Treb $.
Sorttpe1, Y. 9. aiober un0 Sobn
Ntitl0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
SO 8.

.IaSe in ga GrONe". Ga Groiie
bat iest elm mirfIi6es Jlug3eitg, oas
,5u SauIe" bergeiteIlt lit. Albert
Gdmifla, elm iunger Arbeiter, bot
cine iolhe Mtaidine ielbit bergeltelIf
rtno nut einem Motor BON einenl NO
torcncle ~periebeu; bon Suomlg, EN-
Raifiniit, bot ibm bel Der Irbelt &c
holfeil. Die gauge @aitine foItet nod
Sdmiflos 2tngnben nid)t mebr olS
$3.50. 9robefliige iiu0 bis lest ober
idleft uusqefalcn unO SdrHlfla
mill oie Moihinc iebt gan5 unbouet
ltno hofit Damn before 8elli'tate ST.
er3Ielen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Neuefte Nn5eigen.


q ii d. r etc.
Seitiaoen fir Siirserfanoioaten, oelau.
uno neueite @elebesbeitimnmugeu. -
Srifungsfragen, eneliif uno oeutidJ. -
Inswabl:-Sbne 9ebrer GnsliidI. @6rs
terbuh, 9riefiteuer. 0eiebbiifer. @enitps
te. aohbild)er. 2%ieoerbiifer, Suratlnleis
tier, @leftri3itdt, 9oftorbuh. amcrifani.
ifer 8efliisel5iidter. @nrtenbud], @ras.
ban. g2il6mirtbihaft. 8aferre5eptbiidler,
NaItiriItenbu6. 9eutlhe GaIeuber. -
Shretbt fir 8ratisproIpette.
Salmeser Inbliibins Co., 205 G. As
StraRe, Rew gorf. 81. y.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Gee Gf5cma. Cine God)ter Dor
@errn Qoui9 Nutncr in WauuiIle
Wis, lit an Gf5ento uno mar per.
Qcbllh pom mehreren Ner5tcn bcI)ult.
belt morOen. Sic Qebroudte ctlitt
fSlaihen 6orui's NIpeufrollter mo III
oaourh bon ihrem &cioen beircit NOR
Den. 0ics ~bepdbrte &rGlttcrhcilmittel
lit DeItbcfannt ~geporoen ais Elm nm
ner9Icihlihcr @Iutreinigcr. IS iii
feline Apotbetermcoi3in. Man
fd,reibc an Or. |eter Snhrnen &
Cons SO, 250t @oibiugton @Ipo,
0bicago, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
8Om SOoe abberufen.

@nmtidl. @iIhelm ). 8outidl, ctn
mo~hlbcfontter 8iirger Der Staot,
iturb am 1ienstag Nberlo in ieinenl
6eim, 1918 "a Groiie StraBe, uatl
iiebenn0hentlihem &ranfenlager al
ACKNOWLEDGING. &r. @autif, Ser
ais Maurer unoEfIoiterer thotig mar,
mllroe 56 Sabre alt. @r miro iiber-
lebt bon , 9riioern iSranf 5. Ii. 2oIis
z. @oatih, mo orei Sdpeitern, Troll
4itgllit Nnoeriou unb Anna uno @m-
mo @autit. Die 8eitottung erfolgt
ont Somstog Worgen pom 0eim uno
pom ser ct. &oiepbs 8otheorule aus
auf benz fatboIiiden eSrie0boie.
Sn Song Bead, Sal, Itnrh W a t
+, elm friiberer @iirger bon "a
Groiie. gr mar elm 8ru0er bon
1Srau bic @iQiS, 426 Siio 8. Strobe
Die geitattung mar in Gong Bead.
Auf Ser North &ibge, Minn, itart
an NItersihwGhe Srau & otheri.
ne Nagel int Nlter ron SO Sab.
rem. Die %entorbene muroe in
2cutidlIano Qeboren, fam por 63 Sab.
rem nnh Nmerifa ltno pobnte felt Der
Belt OH Der Nortb &ioge. Sic hin
terldBt pier God)ter, ulto eilteu Sohu
sic hle 5ubouie iino. 9os @egrGb
nib mar geitern oltf benz fotholiid)er
6rieohofe in ga Crescent.
Sirfe. Sn eirem hiciigen Spitol
itarb geiteru Worgen sSrau Catherine
Sirfe, lm filter BON IS Sobren, eine
SdmeIter, 6rou j. ). @ritbo, 1921
Silo 10. StraBc, binterloiienb. Ole
9eItottung erfoIgt heltte Morgen Dor
Der ct. Mencealous Stride aus olti
Dem fotboliidcn Srie0bofc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Sdlllmm tir Wtrtbe! W1n0e59 81.
Itriftaanmolt hilbert Is. NoIie nil fiir
lcoen Mtrtb, Der I'M meItlihen @is-
conlin : 0iitrift 9ier perfauft, cine
8cfdngniBitrafe b%eantragen, nie ge.
tern perlalttctc. @r bat bercits Ole
&crhaitung uon i~iiniISlrtben in Glib.
Den n%ngcoronet mo mil Die 0crhoi
tltng bon Nlnocrtcn pom onocre1l
Mlrtbcn folgcn Iaiicn.. Gr beboup.
tct, Dab oI%eicnigen, Die 2A Yro5enl
Vter %ucrtnltitcnb oitrd) hire BclcBper-
ottlun9 Die RcgierltnQ herou9ior-
bern. &n 20 Groiie hoben ettpo 20
Mlrtbc nit Dem Nuaidunf pom Bier
%be1onnen mo 5nor obne ole @Cim.
lId)feit un0 IS lit mooIih ooB Nr.
&olfc lid in icinem NnltaeiIcr and,
NIT 0lcIcn bcihGitigcn miro mo merul
aud nidlt ole 10 sod, ciriQe oopon
}lIr Nerontmortuna Dor Den Rid)ter
brluQcn miro. Is belBt, ouB iid n1eh.
rcrc @cbcinIe in Scr Sta0t bciunocn,
3clqni6 iitr sic %tommcuocn &lo
1ctullc 81 i1rHmcln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Notwithstanding aeaen Die no.

ben Hreiie. Qrcitouicno 8crionen,
Nrnnc un0 Heidp. mortn DEM Hllie
Ser .GitiSeua Go.opcrutiucu 2coQnc"
1ciolQt mo battcn iidl am Niitnuod'
Hbeuo I'M Hiucriioc Yurf 5u elmer
|rotcitpcriommIumd Qe1tn Sic hoNen
Observation-Disclosures elnQciu1-
Den. Narru Golunrt, Scr Yrdii0ent
Der HjQn, filbrte BEN Turii6 mo itclltt
Sic Re0uer Dor. Nauutrchrcr mar Scr
guuaIt Nume$ lhompior. ser in
innAcrcr Hc0c oic llriad,c Der Gbcuc.
rltnd oif Die @obiud1t Ser Hroouicu
ten mo N6noler 5uriitlenftc. SRI.
@obel belt cbcufau9 cine l0ulcrc Mn,
iprndc, it'd hauptiotIih an olc Sous.
irnucu m~cuNcu0. 3um Stlluiic Ser
ilpcl S;um0cu Oancrnocu &criunm.
hung murocu @citlHiit ouacnommcn.
III mcItcu SIC @cborOcn cripdt lutr.
ocn, ItrtnQitcna lc9cu oje Groiithott
clu3ulhrcItcn uno u0thiQcu'all& fir
ojcicn 3rpcd ucttc @tIcbc it crlaiicn
giaosr'S populdrcS SGub uuS
0lttNey0tIhdi', 123si2T G. 1 Str. rtys
max CudlritStraarcu bjaJgi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

S7,0S2 fiir bic .. VI. 6. ". Git
Nol1na @omen'3 Gbriitian NIiocln'
tion, mclde Dor einigen Monoten CT
ne Sommlung pe%rouitoltete, nm N'lt'
tel 8ur MISUNDERSTANDING hires reitelr
SdGnen Gunrtiers ilber &re@ge'@ .
mo t0c 2aocn aui5ubrin9en, oerot'
fentlidte por cinigen Gagen oas er.
oebnib Der Goaette. Is muroen
$7OS2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Die Gum
me hat 3rpor nidt ole 9erpiinifte 9obt
erreift, lit aber aenilgeno, Ole VINO.
citation bis CUR ndditidhrigen 9ollet
te iiber'5 @uiIer 5u balten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Sur Seaftnns. 3auie iteblem Sbren
Hrpfiti

8ir limb a9euten fir &obinion's Gait
lesEuIper, BON Dem Sic iiderIi6 id,on 9es
bort hnbeu.
IS lit fein trodenes @ulper, bag obs
fdllt. i%onoern es lit dig uuo perbreitet Ell
men 9rnit, Der 2duie uno 2arben t0btet.
sic brdud3en MIR an einigen SteIen I'M
@etteoer Elm ipeni9 eiu3ulfmieren, I'M
oteIe &trfun9 81 e~r8ieIeu.
9ieies RuIper iuiro SIRE Sdhpeine
uno gieb BON 2duieu, 6l0ben uirp. be-
freien.
%eriuhen Sic es. Sic erbaIten Elm
S1.0O Yadet unb oen unteuitebenben
Coupon nit 5brem Iamen burorf fir
so Gents.
HSibler's Npetbefe,
...A mt..
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8erguisnngs=8 egweiier.

Siiou. - Seoen Nadmittag unb abeno
Banoel5iloer.
Gafnp. - Seoen Ra6mtttag uno abeno
Rdnnelbiloer.
Dome. = (g~loroieit..) Seoen &a8
8anoelbiIoer.
qa grofIe Eheater. = Seoen Rabmittd9
uno Nbeno 8nuoelbiIoer. f.
Waie.ic. - Seoen Ra6mittag nno Aoerln
8dnoeIbiloer. .
8aeE. = SeSeu Rahmittag nno abenf
BnHoel6iloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Riacr ami frcicm JuRe. Ser @ei'
deuIteler @iatum Hae Dfillcr non
bier befannte Iih am 03outog Nad)'
nrittag in 8bitcboa, Dem 8erittsltee
BON Trempelar Gountp, Dor Hld)ter
9LnoerIoa ituIOig uuf 6rau 8>nt pom
@luir, Die er fir ieine ihm ihmoIenoe
@eliebte gehalten hatte, Sdlllle an
a%efelert gu boben. gr bebaltptete, DAB
iein RepoIpcr niht iharf geloOen &c
tpeien lei uno or nid)t Die Hbltd)t &C.
habit babe eii1en Ntor0 SIT be9ehen-
Ridtcr Nnoerion perurtbellte Ytuler
All orei 2Sabren @oft. CAB Inn aber
oilf Tiiriprode ietne5 4npalt5 Ro-
bert 2. Comic pou bier oltf Tnrole
frei.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
The Revised Covenant.

| The revised covenant of the
League of Nations was framed to
meet criticism of the original draft,
which originated largely in this coun-
try. Substantially every change that
was made has already been dis
cuSsed by the ablest men in the
country and recapitulation here of
that discussion would be merely tire
some.
Throughout the whole time since
the first draft was published the CEN
trail ideas which make the League
thing desired in every civilized coun-
try have withstood every assault
iron, the small and diminishing ranks
OF the opposition.
Since the close of hostilities' only
two ways to make peace and secure
1t have been suggested. One way is
the old way, which has been tried
times without number. Nations have
been subjugated, new boundaries
have been drawn. alliances have been
made and the victors have congratu-
lated themselves on a firm peace
ever since written history began to
be made. Yet the peace that has
been so made has always ended in
war. and those who advocate that
way now have nothing to say except
that there always will be war, and
never any Improvement on the
methods for the control OF war.
Hopelessness and the fear of new
ideas lie at the bottom of this posi-
ton.
The League OF Nations in the new
covenant. as in the old, proposes that
men shall reason before they fight.
1t proposes waiting period, an in
vestigation. and an impartial deter
mination OF the rights of the parties
to any quarrel before either may go
to war. If any nation breaks the
law OF the League it proposes COM
mon action against the lawbreakers.
The delay. the investigation and
the making of common cause against
am outlaw are the essence OF the
League. They offer the~world some
hope of peace. Without some such
safeguards preparations will begin
for the next war as soon as the treaty
OF peace is signed, and the next war
will not be far in the iuture-St.
Louis Republic.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
FIRST NETTING OF LEAGUE
TO BEsHELD IN y. s. 81
Initial Session qf World Society Will
n be Couven4d In East Room of
White House.

- Paris, April 2o.-The salary of Sir
Eric nradlmond, secretary of the
League of Nations, is to be $25,ooo
yearly, with similar amount for the
expenses Of the office, including the
clerical staff, according to the repre-
sentative of Reuters Limited in
Paris.
It has been virtually decided that
: the first meeting OF the League Of
Nations shall be held IN Washington
next October
Plans are being formulated for the
holding of this meeting, the initial
gathering to be in the east room OF
the White House under the. presiA
dency.of President Wilson.
{ At yesterdays session of the Peace
Conference President Wilson moved
for the appointment of committee
of nine members to arrange for the
inauguration of the league, and this
committee will begin its work tomor-
row. Its task will include the formu-
lation of permanent plans for the
work of the league at Geneva and for
an inaugural meeting in Washing
ton.
3. Meanwhile Lord Cecil and Col. F.
NJ. House and other representatives
Of various nations have discussed the
holding of the meeting in Washing
ton and found general approval
among the delegates, so that it has
virtually been settled upon.
Because of the twenty-four hour
strike set for May 1, especially at
fecting transportation and communi-
cation, some doubt was expressed
today whether the peace terms would
be presented to the Germans on that
day as had been planned. 1t was
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
Spruce to Have a Bank.

Articles of incorporation for a
bank to be known as the Farmers
Bank, of Spruce, were filed with Re-
corder of Deeds Fortune last st--week.
The capital stock of the institution
is $Io,oob with the following direct
ors. Frank Allen. F. K. Goodwin, Del
Lutsenhizer, ]. A. Borland, NJ. S.
Young and G. M. Vanhoy. The di-
rectors are among the strongest and
most influential citizens of the coun-
ty and their names connected with
the bank will i9sure it success from
the start
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
Notice.!

Bates -Gaunty Post G. A. R. will
meet Monday, May S, at 2:3o p. m.
on Court House lawn, if weather is
pleasant, if unpleasant in office of
Squire Newsome, northeast corner
basement. All members urged to be
present as w~will decide whether as
a Post we will take any part in men,
orial and decoration services or re-
quest the Commercial Club to take
full charge. We will also elect Off
GERS for the coming year, so you boys
who want office had better get busy.
S. Dent, Commander.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
FATHER OWES HELL APOLOGY
SAYS GEN. SHERMAN'S
SON
Would Change His Opinion of
Hades Had He Seen Present
Warfare, He Intimates.

San Francisco, April 2S.-Gen.
Sherman would apologize to hell for
his famous three-word analysis of
war, had he lived to see present day
warfare, according to his son, the
Rev. Thomas Ewing Sherman, for
merly of St. Louis, who is here from
Washington.
My fathers remark was made
twenty years after the civil war,
while addressing Michigan Military
Academy cadets said the Rev.
Father Sherman. "He was trying to
discourage any possibility OF a
growth of Prussian militarism in the
cadets"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
What it Cost Then.

The following prices are from the
Adrian Journals 20 years ago col
ilmn.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01

Michigan was the first state to 60
over the top in the Fifth Liberty
Loan. i wes ennopnced in Wash-
isetca that ahs bad raised her quota
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01

thought the function probably would
be postponed until Friday, May z. I,
Before the meeting Of the Council
Of Three today President Wilson re-
ceived Baron Mikano, head of the
japanese Mission, and Viscount
Chinda. his colleague. Their con-
ference lasted nearly an hour. Pre-
sur1ahly the question of Kiao Chau
was under discussion.
The council at-the beginning of it's
session, received committee from
the Belgian cabinet and gave it q
hearing regarding the question. of in
IDENTITIES.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
HUGHES OR TAFT MAY BE U.
s. JUDGE TO TRY THE
i, KAISER
Eihu Root Also Northumberland
Probably Place Where Tribunal y
Will Meet

Washington, April 2o.-Either
Charles Evans Hughes or William
Howard Taft may be the American
judge in the international tribunal to
$ry the former kaiser, it was be-
lieved here today The nomination
probably will be made by President
Wilson, and it may be submitted to
congress for confirmation. 9.Elihu
Root also was mentioned as pos
fsibility. Chief Justice White, it is
believed, would not wish to make the
long journey overseas. Lord Read
ing, chief justice of England, is re-
garded as the likliest British candi-
date.
The scene of the trial probably will
be Geneva, the seat of the League
OF Nations, according to belief here.
Attorneys for Wilhelm Hohenzollern
would have good grounds for pro-
test against trial i'll Brussels or
Paris, it was pointed out.
The five. judges, representing the
United States, Great Britain, Italy,
Japan and France, working without
legal precedents, will be- required to
rule on evidence and pass Judgment
and sentence on the arch-criminals
of history, with the code of justice
and morality as their only guides:
A general course Of procedure will
be decided on before the trial by
the five judges. it is believed.
Several prominent Germans of the
old regime will probably be retained
as counsel and advisers by Wilhelm.
, In this connection, former Ambas-
sador Won Rernstorff is mentioned.
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
TOWNSHIP cHAIRMEN
County Chairman w. B.. Catterlin
Names His Assistants in Each
Township.

The following named gentlemen
have been appointed by County
Chairman w. B. Catterlin to ha>.
charge of the Fifth Liberty Loan
drive in their respective townships
West Boone, John Houts. Merwin
East Boone, Fl. D. Chambers
Adrian, 3.
Charlotte, VIM. n. Hardinger
Butler, r. +. ID.
Deer Creek, L. A.. Porter. Adrian
Deepwater, Ben Baskerville
Elkhart, p X. Wright, Adrian.
Grand River, w. o. Bates, .Altona
Hudson, J. f. Hook, Appleton
City.
Homer, \. G. Rowe. Amoret.
Howard
Lone Oak, Will Seari,,s. Butler, X.
F. D.
Mt. Pleasant. Leslie Choate, But
Ter.
Mound, Geo. Mccarthy. Butler. R.
F. d.
Mngo, +. A. Shelton. Urich.
New Home, --------
Usage. S. NJ. Davis, Rich Hill
Prairie, Geo. Sunderwirth. Rock
vile.
Pleasant Gap, r. B. Campbell,
Pleasant Gap.
Rockville, H. L. Hall, Rockville.
Spruce, Albert Edrngton. Spruce.
Shawnee, .Alva Deerwester, Butler,
X. F. d.
Summit, l.. c. Cubertson. Butler,
r. F. u.
Walnut, ]. G. Doolittle, Foster.
West Point, Geo. II. Pahlman.
Amsterdam.
The executive committee for the
Womens Division OF Victory Loan
announce these township chairmen:
Homer, Mrs. r. r. Hamilton.
Amoret.
Deepwater. Mrs. Art Gilmore.
Pleasant Gap, AIRS. Mehaffey.
West Boone, Miss Esther Richie,
Merwin.
West Point, Miss Virginia Lewis,
Amsterdam.
lOsage, Miss Cora Martin, Rich
Hill.
Spruce, Mrs. w. Fl. Dudley.
Summit, Miss Ruth Wayland. But
Ter.
Grand River, Mrs. Florence
Mouse. Altoona. -.'' - '
Charlotte, Mrs. Thad Harper.
Lone Oak, Mrs. Chas. F. Phars
Deer Creek, Mrs. a. E. Palmer,
Adrian.
Prairie, Mrs. John Bradley.
Shawnee. Mrs. c. A. Webb.
Hudson, Mrs. J. E. Hook, Rock
vile.
Walnut. Mrs. w. NJ. Mills, Foster.
New Home, Mrs. Lester Thomas.
East Boone, Mrs. Mamie Hill. ~
Howard, Mrs. Neves. Hume.
Mingo, Mrs, W. J. Middleton.
Urich.
Rockville. Mrs. Lucy Melton.
Mt. Pleasant, Doris Wyatt and
Hortense Trimbe.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
U. S. Court Restraints Utilities
Commission.

\ restraining order was granted
Tuesday afternoon by Judge A.. S.
Van Valkenburg in the federal court,
against the Missouri utilities com
mission preventing interference with
increases in rates of government
control of telephone companies in
the state. The restraining order
was granted upon application of
Postmaster General Burleson, pend
ing hearing on the application for an
injunction which will be held before
three United States judges on May
10
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
NEW APPROPRIATION BILL
PROVIDES FOR SPEND
ING $3,8oo,ooo
Measure Brings Total to $1eooo.-
600; Expect Gardner to Cut It.

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 28.-
The general appropriation bill for
the biennial period of IoIo-2o, car
rying appropriations of approxi-
mately $3,Soo.ooo was introduced in
the house today. 1t is certain the
bill will be trimmed materially when
it reaches Governor Gardner, who is
determined to keep the states ex-
penditures within its revenue. The
measure, together. with the amounts
appropriated for state institutions,
will run up the states entire appro-
priations to almost $Io,oOo,ooo
The contingent expenses of the
general assembly, which will amount
to about $500 o.oOo., will be the last ap-
preparation measure introduced. An
appropriation of $265, 700 for the sup
port Of the national guard. and
$1,000 for the naval reserve is car
ried in the general~bill. The appro-
priatior for the pensions of ex-Con-
federate soldiers totals $26ooo
The Missouri public service COM
gets the largest appropria-
tion Of any of the state departments.
The bill provides $7s3ooo for the
in addition to the ST..
Dob which has been appropriated fof
Aalaries Of members of the commis-
sion and employees.
The 'stske tax commission gets
pnly $4,000. which Is expected to
oovef expenses of the ydepartment
until Il becomes imperative. Three
bills have passed the house aniH Hone
in the senate abolishing the tax eo11r
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
The 35th to Funston. .

The units OF the 3sth division Of
the American expeditionary forces.
which arrived in New York and At
lantic ports last week will be sent
to Camp Funston, Kansas, for de-
mobilization and discharge. 1t is ex-
pected that this will require, about
two weeks. ;