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Wants olams Sss war,

Berlin.-Dr. Theobaid voa Rsthmana.
HoilweE. former German chancellor,
has asked the allied and associated
powers to place him On trial Instead ol
the former emperor. The former chan.
eellor says that be assumes responsible.
~ for the acts Of Germany during hia
period Of office and placss himself at
the disposal of the aiiiss. TIE request
of the former chancellor WAS made
June 81 In communication to Pre-.
mier ClemcnCcaA
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health. I believe the Compound win
cure any female trouble. ."-Hrs. ALICE
HElLEi, Christopher, m.
vesfnsss Or soens functioosi dsrsnes. ~
msnt which may bs overcome BY tits
E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND, q
thousands Of women have found BY
experience.
Il complications exist write Lydia z.
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, ls.s., for
suggestions In regard 70 your ailmsnt
The result Of ito loog sxpeeSsocs b
ct your satvteA
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Guns rhunSsr Ns.ss.

New York.-The gems Of thirty war
ships anchored In the Hudson river.
the blare Of sirens Of hundreds Of
other craft, psaisng bells from scores
Of church spires aad the straias Of
The star.Spansled Baaasr' carried
the news to New York that Germany
had ut last faced the dotted line and
nat peace had brought to . close the
greatest war Of history. TAs words
"psacs treaty ASnsd' nasAsd from
sovsrsmsat wirslsss statioas 70 ~
super -drsadaessAt Pennsylvania. "A!
ntral Aayo's flasship. was the signal
which let loose ths guns. By flag and
seaapAoes the news flsw froo ship to
ship Of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets
at anchor herA and vas answered
With the crash Of saivos repeated
twsnty.oas times u The ns<ioual
saluts.
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A Feeling Of Security

Yoa naturally feel sseurs wAsa ~
know that the msdicins yoa sEs sbost -
take 70 absolutely pure and eeataias 10
harmful Of habit producing drug.
Such medicine = d. Kilnse's SWAMP
Root. kidnsy. liver aad blAddse Fsosdy.
Ths ans standard q parity. strsasth
and sxesllsnes b nai.tsiasd b svs0
bottle Of 6wsnp.Rset.
II 70 ssisati6eally es0pesnds1 hso
Vegetable hseas.
Il h aot . stianlaat and b tsksa y
tssspooafsl dosss.
Il b not rseonmsadsd foe svssytAins.
Il b saturs's great hslVse d sslisvta9
nd svsseoming kidasy. liver saa bad
DE- tsosbiss.
A swon statement q purity b With
svsy bottls d d. Xilns1s swamp
Root.
II you nssd Q nsdisiAs, yes shosA
have The bsst. o. sals st sn druG stores
ID bottles II tWe SlssA 0sdian I'd lsspe.
Howsvss. II you wish Arst 70 ~ ths
srsat preparation ssad - eeats r.. d.
kilmsf 1 Co.. Binghamtoa, n. T.. eoe 9
sampls bottle. Whsa writing b s1zs -
mention this papsf.-Adv.
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New vsrk Has wiz Might.

New YOrk.-Mourned by one of the
greatest crowds Of high livers" that
ever struggled Its way into cafes. ho-
tells asd plain thirst-quenchinE empor.
iums, "hard liquor" retired from public
life In New York. The popular restau.
rants and cafes In Broadway were
aeiitter with lights and filled to capac.
III with Gay crowds that rlvalled those
that have attended the city's tradition.
al New Year celebrations or even the
armistice night OutburHt
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TROOPS STORM CROWDS
AoiTAToRS DLAMEO For NEW
oUTBREAke IN HUN CITIES.
srRGGTs SWEPT ~ RlorGAo,
LooTiNo AND WR9ckiNo
oToNgo. ...

Western Nsw0aess Ussea Nsws Service.
Berlin, Juae 26.-Ths streets Of Dse-
lln were scenes Of rioting and plundsr-
ias last night aad this morning. In.
cltsA By speeches from asitators ~
Alexander PlatA mobs attacked aad
rsSbsd pedestrians and naltrsated ise-
lated soldisrs. Troops ssnt Do Alsxan-
der Plats were fired On By crowds =
The streets and from the roofs Of build
ings. They finally succeeded in dear
Ing the streets.
Elsewhere In the city bands Of "a
rauders robbed shops and attacked ~
issus, rifliag their pockets. The neigh
borhood Of the Ststtin railroad statioa
was notably disordsriy. Street cars
were held up while Rioters searched
the passsngers' pockets and stole WON
ems rings. HerA also, soldiers wsso
bsaten and shots were fired from rosls
and windows and The soldiers returned
the fire.
After daylight this morning the eity
was Quieter. but at noon the police -.
pealed for troops, - the crowds were
gathering oncs more. Four thousanA
workers In the shops across 0rusae-
waid railroad had struck. Troops havs
ossupied the 0osfiits and Stettin sta.
tioas, which are still being ussd b. the
public.
Hermann Mueller, the new foceion
mialstsr. the Mssh,att says, has d.
cltasd 10 60 70 Versailles to sign the
psaes trsaey. Field Narshal Won Hin.
dsoburg, II u ad6sd, has resigned tie
eASsl command q the army.
Los6ea.-Psssident Dest q 0se-
many. PPsuiss Bauss aad all the slan-
istsrs have issued 4 proclamatioa 70
the German psoplA according to .
wireless message 1Pon Berlin. a..
n0uncing the conclusion Of peace aud
urging a. the first pressing need the
bending Of all efforts to its fulfill.
meat. As far as It 10 possible ts
carry II out" says the proclamation.
"ths treaty must be carried out"
Il declares falthful loyalty to thoss
thrsatsasd with separation from the
empire and promises to intsrcede II
their behalf. "as We would intsrcs0s
for oursslvsa." II concludes BY &.
hosting tha people 70 realise the need
Of work aad faithfulnsss to duty for
the rsdsmptioa Of the country.
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Holland 10 Warned.

have represented to the Goverumsot q
Holland the Necessity Of taking oAa0s
to prevent the departure Of the fssnsr
German emperor from Holland, q. ..
HarmxwOrth. underHecretasy Of sat"
for foreign affairs, announced II n
House Of Commons In England.
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war beard Labsr, oxse.

Washington.-Ths national war u.
Dor board has ended its activities pre-.
paratory to final dissolution BY the
President. No new cases will bs heard
nor new applications received, but
present controversies, Jolatly submit.
ted. which cannot be concluded prior to
June 70. will be assigned to the Joint
chairman or q section Of the board for
deposition. The board said II had rec
commended that with the approval Of
the President oil adminIstration duties
In connection with the unfinished cases
and all records and files Of the hoard
be Transferred to the Department Of
Labor.
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Fams.ss plass 10 Dry.

New Maven, Conn.-One Of the most
fanous Of the college institutions will
disappear whsa Aossy's hangs out the
sign: mo AleoAo,ic Beverages Sold
Here" The tradittoas Of nearly three
quarters Of . century Will b shattered
when this old Ensilah tavern, probably
better known than nny similar rsfec.
tory In the country. closes. Aorsy'e
was discovered BY the class Il leO.
From that time % Morey's has bssn of
Yale ~ literally as one Of the build.
inss Of the campus itself.
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HEADACHE
Often Caused by
.cid-St01lacIl

Yss. Indeed. Aere oftea thaa ysu think
Because ACID.sTONACH. stsstiAg Win n.
diss:tioa. hsestbsrn, beiehiag. fsed:.slsat-
tusily sGsct svsEy vital erSaa q tHs Sod1.
esvsfs. blindins. splitting hssAashss aFS
tAsrsfers. Of ffs0uent ooeuSfsnos - . Eo0olt
q this upoot eondltioA.
Taks 1AT0NIo. Il quickly baalsAes aeiA-
stomach with its sour bleA4, pAiA and 9aA
Il eids aissstiea-Asips ths sesnaeh st
3. a. iisss q srs Ss.,i: 3. :: ss
veek. sisk "a aiiiAS isessss q ACID
STOMACH. poisona, created by partly u.
gsstsd foea changed with ssiA. sse aSsssSsl
inte the blood aAd 1istsibuteA thrs1gheSt
The satirs system. This eftsa eauoeo HAeu.
Matisn. bilieusaess. eirrhssis sf tAs uvse,
heart troubis. ulcers anA evo1 oaAooe q
the stomach. Il robs IL vistiaAs q tAele
health. uAdsfnins0 tie oereaGtA q AAs
0eet vigoroua
Il yes vaat - sst Sask yser yaSs0sal
sAA mental strsagth-Se fuu e vl6 sAA
vigor-snjoy life And - happ9, no 0aGD
sst ria q yesf ssid-ssenash.
In DAToNIc yss Will AAA H. vsey hsl1
yeu AseA aA4 t's guArA1teeA. . 81 Q ~
tee bsx from ys1f AruGsise tsAaT n 3
fofuD6 y0DP RoN0Y,
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Av>e Alt by Train.

Oxford. Neb.-Six perhons were
killed and ose badly Injured = mile
wset of Oxford when Nh automobile
carrying Y party Of seven was struck
by . fast Burlington passenger train at
Y grade crossing.
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Bale Brings Ole Prizes.

Houston. Texns.-Alinost 81 100 vas
paid for the first bale Of 1919 4ssas
cation when II was sold NJ nucttoo "
the cotton exchange here. The baie
weighed All pounds and was sold at
g. u = pound.
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MUST RATIFY
THE TREATY
BLOCKADE WILL NOT BE RAISED
UNTIL AFTER RATIFI.
CATION.
U. 5. BEHIND FRANCE
FINAL PROVISIONS MADE FOR
ENFORCING OBSERVANCE
OF TERMS.
western Newspaper Un,.. New. Service.

Western Newspaper UnisR News Service.
Paris, June 3o.-Conditioning the
raising Of the blockade upon Ger
many's ratification of the treaty Is
regarded In conference circles as a
sure plan for securing u speedy ratlfi-
eatiOn because of Germanys food and
raw material needs. AZ Russia WAS
practically blOckaded as Il result of
the blockade against the central pow
ers, the opinion is held that when the
blockade OF them ceases there will lie
NO blockade against Russia.
Paris.-The official notification to
Germany that the blockade will not
be raised until the treaty is ratified
BY Germany was In the form of q
resolution adopted by the council OF
four and presented to the German del
egation before Its departure for Bsr-
lin. The resolution follows:
'The superior blockade couasil u
instructed to base it, arrangements
for rescinding restriction upon trade
with Germany on the assumption that
the allied and associated powers will
not walt - raise the BLOCKADE until
tie sonp,stlon Of ratification, - pro-
vidsd for at tAs end Of the treaty With
Germany, but that It 10 10 b raissd
imnsdiatsly upoa rsssipt a in1orma-
don hat tAs treaty Of psass has besa
rati3ied By Germany"
1As Franco-Anssiean esovsataou
has been signed q behalf e The two
eovesnmsnts. asesediag 10 ~ nsws-
papsss. It y said that the covenant
Includes sevssal sftielss and 0ectdss
tAat vtoiatioas q ~ peace treaty By
Germany w1A ~ France tAs NSAt
10 request American aad British ~
sistaAes.
One paDse NJ the coinsdsase n
the signing Of ne convsntieo and ~
psaes treaty ~ same day 70 part oe
the spirit q uaion amoog tie aseosl-
atod poWsrs to ~ that the treaty 10
carried out.
TIE psaoe treaty was taksa from
Versailles 10 Paris and deposited At
the protocol slflcs. Marshal Jsefrs
was unable to attend the csrenooy,
and MarsAal FocA and AarsAal Petain
also were unable to b present
A sets viii b sent the Turkish
delegation BY The counen Of feur ad-
vislng the members to return to Con-
stantinopis.
The message will say there % NO
reason to believe an agreement CA
be reached In the near future. b.
cause Of the great difference between
the demands Of the Turks aod the
Concessions the allies are willing to
grant.
TIE council Of four have reached an
agree0sot on the scoo0mic terms to
b. imposed on Austria.
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HOW this
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Told by Herself. Her Sin.
cerity Should Con-
vince Others.
Christopher, In-"For four ysars I
suffered from irregularities, weakness,

neIV0Veo0oe, AND
was In . run down
condition. Two Of
our best doctors
failed TO Do me any
good. ! heard %
much about what
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound bad done for
Others, I tried It
and was cured. I
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular,
and In AvNA1l>ak :
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pseset lntaensd osr,naaa,

Charleston. 3. C.-Nins hundred
Germans who have been lnterned Ia
this country and who have requested
thst they he returned home left here
on the army transport Martha Wash.
inRt0u.
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May SERVE
LIGHT DRINKS
TWO BILLS REPORTED IN THAT
MAY ALLOW CERTAIN
LIQUORS.
SAFE NOT STOPPED
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL NOT
PROSECUTE CAUSES
sTia.

Washington. July Las wartiDs
prohibition took effect the Depart
ment Of Justice announced tAat it,
agents throughout the cOuatry would
aot attempt to stop the sale Of tx per
cent beer. This eleventh-hOur devel-
opment, fiat reversal OF Nm earlier
ruling by the department, was due to
tho uncertainty ~ to how the Federal
District Court Of New York might
rule on 4 pending claim by brewers
that beer containing that much alco-
hol was not intoxicating.
But while this uncertainty existed
a. to beer Of lighter alcoholic per.
centage than that sold generally here
tofore. full warning WAS given that
With respect to whisky and all bev-
erages AZ to whose intoxicating pow.
ers there was no doubt, every govern
mental agency would he set to work
in q deternined effort to prevent
their manufacture and sale.
How loag the sale Of TX per ceat
beer might coutinue would depend Or
dlnarily upon the speed Of the courts,
but Congress meanwhile will step to
the front In an effort to complete the
effsctivsness Of the wartime law.
Exactly what they have refused
heretofore to do, the prohibition mem
bers Of the House will now attempt
passage OF . straight, clear-cut bill
for the enforcement Of wartime pre-
hlbition.
When word spread that the attoe.
psy general BY his ruling had permit
tsd bsef saloons and breweries to ~
main In operation, members Of the
Judiciary committee counted noses to
find Z sufficient number ready to 90
to the front to demand separation Of
the enforcement measures. 10 as to
get through at once 4 bill that would
stop the sale Of all beer containing
more than one-half Of per cent al
cohOl.
Ceogreesional leaders, 1t was said,
refused to abandon plans for . recess
In order to put the bill through ~
an emergency measure, and the whole
question OF prohibition will he held up
temporarily.
while the attorney generals staff
was wrestling with the question Of
Intoxicating and n0nintOxicating beer.
the judiciary committee sent to the
House its report, In which the bold
assertion was made that anything
over one-half Of I per cent alcohol
was intoxicating within the purview
Of the general law aud that Congress
and not the court should fix the alco-
holic percentage Of all beverages, sale
Of which Ia restricted by prohibitioo
statutes.
Attorney General Palmer. In ~
statement - to the policy Of the Dc.
partment, called attention to the fact
that the authorities In every city and
state had been requested to give the
utmost cooperation In the matter Of
enforcing all undisputed provisions Of
the wartime law.
The temporary refusal not to pro-
coed against those selling ~ per cent
beer-although evidence against them
will be obtained with 4 view to their
prosecution In the event the court de-
cidea against the brewers-dOes not
mean that persOns offering II for sale
In territory heretofore dry will be ex.
empt from arrest and prosecution.
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Hang and Burn Ne0eo.

Dilisvills, Miss.-rrailed Tor ~ days
through southern MIssisslppi By posses
which included several hundrod men.
hers Of his own race, J0ha fairfield,
negro, confessed assailant OF - WlSs.
Vile young woman. was captured dss-
perately wounded in cane brake.
rushed by automobile to ~ sosoe
Of his crime. hanged to Q gun tree and
burned to ashes. His victim Identified
hin and witnessed his e9oeutioa.
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Reach Twenty OIliIsns.

wasAinston.-- Of national
banks reported under the call Of Nay
II were announced - 90. sos 000. 900.
an iaosass ot oo01. 900 900 slaes
March 4, and nearly $1,000. .ooo. 900 10
the last six ysarsL
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WOULD ESCAPE TRIAL
MAY LEAD NEW REVOLT AFTER
SIGNING OF TREATY, REPORT.
FLgGs FROM HOLLAND ANo u
NOW IN HIDING IN East
PRUSSIA.
Western Newspaper u.iea New. Service.

Western Nswpapsr Uaion News Service
London, June 27.-With the crown
prince returned to Germany, supposed
u to attempt the leadsrshtp of q mill
tarist coup d'stat; and with Increasing
clashes between the p0pulacs and
troops In Berlin and Hamburg, 1t y
feared that tAs upAsavsl prophssisd
whso Germany should sign the peace
treaty hes airsalV begun.
No definite word ef the crown
princes whsrsaboaas, Or q his plans.
has been received bsyood the bare
Act that he has crossed The frontier
Of Holland and y again On German
soil. 1t 10 suggested that his flight
may have bssa merely to escape ssis-
NJ and tsaal ~ tAs allLsa
In Berlia nAay streets are baxricad-
ID and tAsee have been bitter engage
nents between he government troops
end mobs for the past ssveeal days.
AHitarist circles In the German capital
discuss openly the plans for q counter
rsvolstioa, aimed to suppress the COM
nanist uprising. which apparently has
already bssa launched, and to place
ths royalist-juaksr faction again In
power.
Armed resistance to the allies 70
likewise being considered. Field Mar
sAal Won HiaAsnburg, ln reply to re-
eusst from the minister Of deesass
cooeeFning he allied rejection q Ger.
man reoeevasioos In the psacs treaty,
said that In tie event Of q rssump.
ton Of hostiiittss the Germans would
bs able to roc0nqusr P0ssn and main
tain the frontisrs to the east, but
hardly would b able to reckon On
SUCCESS in the west. The field mar
sAal 70 said to have added:
"A favorable issue to our operations
IL, therefore, very doubtful, bat - .
soldier, must prefer an honorable
fall to an ignominous peace"
4 report fro0 Bssila said that Field
MarsAai von Hindsaburg had resigned
from the chief command. Later dis
patches saAd eAAt General Grosaer had
succeeded him, but that Groensr like
Wis had resigned. but had agreed to
rsnain In command until The situation
had become tranquilissd. Rebels sss
IL complete oontrol Of Hamburg. .
news asency Dispatch from Berlin ~
ported. General Won Lsttow, the dis
patch ADDED, has bsen ordered to crush
ths rsvelt BY force.
WasAington. - Confidential reports
that the former German crown prince.
aad also probably the former emperor.
would attempt 10 re.entsr Germany
after the signiug Of the peace treaty,
were received recently BY government
officials here. This became known
after y dispatch telling Of the escape
Of the crown prines had been received
recently BY government officials here.
TIE former German crown psincs was
htsrnsd BY the Dutch government On
tAs Island Of Wisringsn, and Y - pre-
eerves bis status a. q soldier the opin.
toa Of international Law authorities
here 10 hat the Netherlands govern.
nsnt may bs held accountable BY the
associated powers for hls escape. OF.
lictals said oae effect Of the escape
undoubtedly would he to cause the au.
thorities Of Holland to rsaew precau-
tions to prevent the escape Of the for.
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Watch cvtieura Imprsvs Veve olia.
On rising and retiring ssotly sDsaR
the face with Cuticura OintmsaG
Wash OF Ointment u I've mlnutoo
with Csdcura Soap and bot watse. Il
10 woadsfful sometimes what Out1cufa
Will Do TOE poor eomplexioas, dandE11.
Itching and eod eoueA ha1AR-A6y,
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Caught tho ceazo.
First 0raashopper-What become q
your brotheef
Second Grasshopper-Ths poor fel.
low was drowned trying to bs Q sea-
hopper.
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GERMAN GUNS
BATTER POLES
HEAVY ARTILLERY ATTACKS
ARE REPORTED ON EAsT-
ERN FRONT.
HUNS LAUNCH DRIVE
WARSAW RAIL LINES NAV d
CUT BEFORE POLES GET
AMMUNITION.
Western Newspaper uaion Ns-s Service.

Western Nswpapsr UAion NsADs Service
Paris, June ca.-hovsnsats Of the
Germans against the western Pohsh
boundary at three points are giving
great uneasiness In conference cirosss,
and Ixnace Jan Paderewskt. Polish
premier, is making earnest efforts to
obtain ammunition from the allies b.
fore the Germans cut the principal
railways.
Heavy artillery attacks upoa
Czenstochowa from the south and
west threaten to cut the railway CON-
Meeting Warsaw with Cracow and the
Teschen coal fields.
The Germans are also advancing at
Krotoechin. ftfty-four miles south
east Of Psssa and directly wsst oe
I.odx, and tAsre 10 fighting on ~
River Nstss west Of Bromberg. Polish
stakf officssv stationed in Paris re-
gard the Cssnstoehowa action -
most critical, ~ the Germans are
within twenty miles Of the city At
some points.
The decision of the council of four
to permit the Polish army to establish
order in Galicia, east Of Lsmbsrg.
carried with 1t temporary rscosni.
tisa Of the River Bruez 40 the east
ern boundary Of Poland, pending the
dsciston Of the League Of Nations.
This decision was especially crafty.
ing to n. PadsFswsti and his asso-
ciates, - ne intsrallisd commissions
which visited the region supported
Polish rsports that the district was
being terrosised by bandits connected
with no recognised army or organised
government.
Copenhagen. = Government troops
have entered Hamburg, according to
advices from that city. The occupa-
tion 10 proceeding In an orderly man
ner. The Communists declined to
give guarantees which would have
averted the occupation Of the city.
Copenhagen.-Itaiian, German and
Austrian Communists held q confer.
ence in southern Tyrol 4 few days
ago for the purpose Of preparing for
revolution In Italy, says q dispatch
from Vienna. The revolution was
fixed for the middle Of July.
Bsrlin.-The troops on entering
Hamburg ordered the Immediate ces-
sation Of hostilities, the release Of all
prisoners held by the Communists In
the city hall and the delivery Of
weapons.
All criminals released during recent
turbulent events were ordered re-
turned to Jail.
The casualties In the rioting are
estimated to have been twenty killed
and 150 to 200 wounded. On the sur.
face. the situation is quistsr. The
banks are opsn. the official offices
are doing business and the city trans
portation systems are epsratinG.
The authorities, however, have not
~ established their control. The riots
aes said to be the beginning Of gen.
orally chaotic conditions planned BY
tAe Spartacans, and expected BY them
- extend throughout tho country. The
butterflies here said they expected
that the spartacan element would at.
tempt an uprising here shortly.
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Anyway. there's no danger Of an ~
toper's dying Of water ON the brain.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
Heard In an ome>

Heard In an ofesee.
"Phewl How can you smoke such
cigars a. this one you've given mer'
II can't. That's the one you handed
me yesterday"
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knsvs Him.

Klassman-Let me give you Q pieco
q advice.
Knox-What's the matter WITH ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-04-17
$4,000, 100000.

How much is a billion dollars
Why, a billion dollars, one replies.
But so far as really understanding
it is concerned billion dollars is as
much Greek as a quotation from
Homer. 1t is just term without
meaning.
Secretary Baker says the money
was approximately $4,000 0O,-
900. This amount leaves out of con-
sideration damages inflicted. great
areas devastated, cities and villages
destroyed, lives taken and all the
vast number of incidentals of wars
awful aftermath. 1t is the narrow
est possible estimate.
Now. how much is $197, 1000, O0O,-
900?
If a man died at 60 years Of age
ginning at the instant of his birth,
had accumulated 500 the sum
would be a few billion less than
Sl97 900, 900, 900. One acquiring
800 a second would have no time
to bother about interest!
Secretary Baker put it another
way. "All the land value" he de.
clares,. "all the value of personal
property of every kind, all the i'm
proved value. buildings, clearing Of
ing of canals, improvement of har-
bors, and everything man has done
of a permanent value from the time
Columbus discovered America until
now to make this. civilized and
settled country-all that remains
and is here now, plus accumulated
profit of industry, and the wealth Of
this country is $1S6,0OO,OOO,00O OF
about Sill ,00O,0O0,000 less than
by the participant belligerent ma
tons"
And this is only part of the sun
spent in the last five years to save
democracy from the beast.-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.