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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
IN POWER
Full PLAY "OUT OF
THE FOG"

"Out of the Fog" the screen mas
terpiece of which the great Nazi.
nova is the star will be specially
shown at the Lyric theatre next Mon
day aud Tuesday. The play Is
screen adaptation ( the powerful
stage drama Captain Shoals" writ
ten by H. Austin Adams and made
famous by Nazlmova in long and
successful New York run
"out of the Fog" Is a story of life
the story of a girl who had to pay
the full penalty for her Iowa girl
who death deprived of the father
of her child before there was time
for marriage ceremony. Playing
the role of the unhappy girl in the
early part Of the picture Nazimova is
next seen as Eve. the little daughter
grown to beautiful girlhood upon a
lonely island in the tropic waters OF
the Caribbean sea. Under the stern
guardianship OF her harsh and mar
row uncle who has never forgiven
his sister for her unhappy love, the
child is brought up without human
companionship other than his own.
Dressed in boys clothes and roaming
the lonely beach OF the tiny Island
she grows to womanhood before sbte
sees for the first time beings from
the outer world. One day, out OF the
fog, yacht is stranded on the h,d
den shoals of the lonely light and The
owner. powerful young American,
comes to the island for help. Here
romance begins and Nazlmova Is sc II
in her many fascinating ad alluriny
moods. The play is one which gives
this star every opportunity for her
marvellous histronic powers and sha
is ably supported by carefully choB-
en- cast
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
NOTED PLAYERS SUP.
PORT HART IN NEW
PHOTOPLAY

In "The Poppy Girls Husband"
his latest Aircraft offering, which
will be displayed at the Lyric theatre
tonight, w. s. Hart, star in pictures
produced under the supervision of
Thos. H Ince, is supported by a most
notable cast Of players Juanita Han
sen, known as one Of the most beau
tiful women of the screen, appears in,
the leading feminine role, while Capt.
Walter Long, late Of the U. S. army
has the part of Boston Blackie
Little George Stone, who was so
successful in the part of the little
Belgian boy in c b. DeMille's Art
craft picture, It'll Come Back To
You," will be seen as the son on the
star, who has the role OF a convict.
parted from his wife and child to
serve ten years in prison.
Fred Starr in the heavy part gives
a fine performance, and David Kir
by, who once inhabited the Barbary
Coast OF San Francisco, where the
scenes are mostly laid, has the role
OF Montana Kid. Jack Doyle wrote
the original magazine story from
which G. Gardner Sullivan adapted
the screen drama
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
GETTING RIo OF COLDS

The easiest and quickest way IL
get rid OF a cold is to take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. This pr"par.
alton has been in use for many years
and its value fully proven. No mat
ter what remedy you use, however.
caro- must be taken not to contract
a Decond cold before you have re-
covered from the first one, and there
Is serious danger Of this. A man of
middle age OF older should go Tn
bed and stay in bed until fully re-
covered. II Is better to stay in bed
three days ct the start than three
weeks later On. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
FINGER PRINTS USED
BY LAWYER IN
FILM

How an enterprising lawyer en-
ployed finger prints after many years
to restore young man to his law
full inheritance and exposes an i'm
poster ARE admirably shown in the
Paramount perturbation of Mark
Twain's famous story "Pudd'nhead
Wilson, with Theodore Roberts as
star, which will be presented at the
Oak theatre today.
Like all pioneers in the sciences,
Wilson's hobby of detecting crime by
means of finger prints was derided
and sneered at. The scenes of the
story transpire in the pre-rebllion
period when the finger print theory
was in its infancy. But Wilson's per-
sistency and his knowledge of his sci
ence, eventually brought the wheels
of justice to revolve in the right di-
rection, to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
Would Give Five
dollars A Bottle
A RAILWAY SUPERINTENDENT
SAYS TANLAC HELPED HIM
TO HOLD HIS JOB $50.

Il would give five dollars bottle
for Tanlac before would be with
out it," said Joe Owens. division sup
erintendent of the Memphis Street
Railway, whose address is Box 1871.
Memphis. Tenn.
II was getting in mighty bad shape
with stomach trouble" he continued
I" and was all broken down ind tired
out l was so ervous and had such
awful headaches that | could hardly
sleep or rest; could eat but little
of anything for nothing agreed with
me: was simply down and out and
don't believe | could have kept my
job much longer il | hadn't got hold
of Tanlac.
Since starting on Tanlac have
gained five pounds. eat and sleep
just fine and II has Strengthened me
up and made me feel so much bet
ter every way that cant say enough
in its praise"
Tanlac is sold in Logan by the
City Drug Co.; in Wellsville by the
Wellsville Drug Co.; in Smithfield
by Ritter Brothers Drug Co.. in Hy-
rum by Hyrum Drug Co.; In Rich.
mond by A. A. Thomas, and In Lew
iston by Lewiston Drug Co. ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
FOR GROUP

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy e
splendid for Group" writes Mrs. Ed.
ward Hassett. Frankfort. N. Y. MY
children have been quickly relieved
Of attacks Of this dreadful COM
plant by its use This remedy con.
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may DO given 70 Q child a. confident.
n % 10 an aAHlk AAV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
The Utah Weekly
Industrial Review

Salt Lake Elks to erct 100000
home here.
Thousands of acres of good farm
ing land near liberia and Nehi in
need of water. Hope to get relief
from Strawberry Irrigation project.
Uintah Basin source OF high grade
commercial oil.
Mona-Eva Mining Co. to resume
operations at Mt. Nebo mine.
ogden-Growers to receive $1S a
ton for tomatoes grown this year,
$3.50 for late peas and $62.5O ton
for early peas.
One of these fine days another
lacking will come along and make
even greater dividend-payers than
Utah Copper by solving the problems
surrounding the successful treatment
of the immence mountains of oil
shale in Solorado, Wyoming and
Utah. The shale around De Beque
Colo, is richer than the Scottish de-
posits that have been under CONNER
cial production for many years. Min
ing the shale deposits of the West
and their profitable treatment will
in time afford employment for thous
ands of men.
Bumper crop of fruit this year pre-
dicated in Utah.
Provo-New high school. gymnas
ium and mechanical arts building
planned Electric railway tractage in
state of Utah increased between 1912
and 1917 by over 200 miles. Salar-
les and wages aggregated $1,000,
101 in 1917 as against approximate
ely .S1.OOO,OO0 in 1912.
Salt Lake-s1,OOO,O00 worth OF
bonds to be sold April 3. Money
form sale to be spent for waterworks
sewers, and parks here.
The west has gaood cause to re-
member the old fable or the dog In
the manger. Pinchot, La Toilette ct
all have been very successful in keep
ing the prospector away from the
oil which the consumer has been cry
ing for. The obstructionsts refused
to develop withdrawn lands or allow
anybody else to and yet they were
dishonest enough to withdraw lands
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
GARDENS SUPPORT AN
ORPHAN

An Armenian orphan is being sup
ported this year by boys and girls
garden club in Washoe County, New,
The money for tie purpose was made
by selling fruit and vegetables raised
in the club members irrigated gar
dens last year. These junior sage
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05

March 81 Col. d. C lacking. vice
president and general manager Of
Utah Copper co. one of the laIges
copper productures in U. S. declares
that copper buying is now inevitable.
Productions costs are grea~er now
than selling price and as copotr will
never be sold at lower fig ire iban
quoted today the market is oouad TO
pick up in near future.
Delta wants junior high school.
Why not get the cooperation 1t the
II. w. s?
Mt. Pleasant gets $4,000 for i'm
proving Pleasant creek.
Payson-Utah county will vote On
100000 road and courthouse bond
ISSUE.
The extension OF public ownership
can only mean ultimate common
ownership of lands and industries.
Do we want this?
Salt Lake Public Improvement
work on scale which has never be-
fore been equaled in this city will be
inaugurated as soon as weather con-
ditions will permit.
Salt Lake Herald: So the legislat-
ure has given Utah bee Inspector
salaried, of course! Stung again!
Bolshevism is developed out OF the
preaching of discomfort and class hal
red as put forth by such organization
as the Non-P Partisan League and SIM
liar socialistic and semi-socialistiC
movements, which seek to set class
against class in their greed for poll
tical power.
Frank Beehwith in taking the con-
troll of the Willard County Chronicle
says: The sugar factory will find
these columns willing exponent OF
its efforts to reach the farmers, and
no time or labor will be spared to aid
in the good wark of making the Delta
Beet region a success.
Ogden-Contract awarded for con
struction of $4,000 additions to Hoo
per and West Weber cannig factories
Spanish Fork-Work soon starts
on $4,000 Third ward chapel.
ogden--$5oO,00O schoolhouse
bond issue to be voted on.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-05
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAIL AT THE LOGAN POST
OFFICE
49, Il#s


Closing Time
"a. East, West, North and
South .................... 1850 p. IN.
OBJ East, West, North and
South $3.50 a. m, Sis p. M.
(E) North, Northwest and
East ..........-...-............ $3.50 a. m.
OBJ Preston and Interme-
date Points .,.............. 1880 p. m
OBJ Branch loop, Hyrum
to Cache Junction $50 a. nj.
(E) Smithfield, Lewiston
and Preston .....-....--... 4;3O p. m.
b Providence and Mill
vile ..........................-- 5:15 p. m.
OBJ Benson and King 1000 a. m.
OBJ r. F. D. No. 1. River
Heights and College 80. $50 a. m.
OBJ r. r. D. No. 2, North
Logan ........-.-........-.... 1000 a. M.
ARRIVAL
At Office
OBJ Preston and interme-
date pints -.-..-......... 9:15 q. m.
Isl Preston. Lewiston and
Smithfield ................. 9:15 a. m.
(A) East. West, North and
South -. 1850 a. M, 5:25 p. m.
(B) East, West, North and
South .....---....-....-..... 11:05 p. m.
(B) Branch Loop. Cache
Junction to Hyrum -. 5:25 p. m.
'B) Providence and Mill
tB) Benson and King :. 400 D. IN
A represents daily.
B represents daily except Sunday
E represents Sunday only.
All windows closed on Sundays
the etnire day.
General delivery and stamp win
dows open from 1880 10 1880 on
holiday. and carriers mako one com
plete trip.
J. NJ. BLAIR. Pns'm ,ster
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

deputacye dniem i noca. Pociesza
sic jednakze tenn, re przynai-
mniej So procent narodu polskie.
90 stoi "a MIN; reszta, piec pro-
cent stanowia, zdarfiem Paderew-
skiego, wielhe niebezpieczeh--
stwo.
NIEMCY. ORGANIZUJA AR
ME PRZECIW POLSCE.
Wiedeh, 20. stycznia. - ko-
ZACH tutejszych dyplomatycz-
rych ogioszono, re Niemcy
mobilizuja armie przeciwko Pol
see pod dowodztwem marszaika
polnego Woyrscha; siia tych
wojsk ma tworzyG diva korpusy.
w Krolewcu ochotnicy spiesza
tsurnnie do s~zeregow, ably bronic
granic Prus Wschodnich pred
bolszewikami i Polakami.
O POKoJ MIEDZY POLSKA
A UKRAINA.
Warszawa, 20. stycznia. - Pull
kownik Grove z amerykahskiei
misyi ola Polski udaf sic z War
szawy do Lwowa, gdzie sytuacya
podobno znacznie sic polepszy1a.
Spodziewaja sic, re przyjdzie tam
do zawarcia rozejmu, przez co
wojska polskie z pod Lwowa mo-
g}yby sic udac ma poinoc przeciw
bolszewikom.
Cd WYDZIA--
LU PRASY KOMITETU MA
PARYzA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20
,kiei wObec Kongresu Pokoiowe-

skiej wobec Kongresu P~okojowe-
go.
Specyalna .Komisya przybyIa z
Polski do Paryza, ziozora z BAN
kierow, przedsiebiorc6w, pred.
stawic;eli piracy, oraz sfer rolni--
czych; nazwiska jej czionk6w:
Andrea Wierzbicki, Zygmunt
Chamiec, Zygmunt Chrzsnowski,
Antoni Doerman, Wfadyslaw
Tendrzelski, Boguslaw Herse,
Stefan Kariowski, Kazimierz Ka-
sperski, Waclaw Kaminski, Igna-
cy Koziowski Stefan Lawrosie--
wIcz, jerry 10th, Zygmuat Mo
Ouch, Edward Natanson, Alexal-
der Raczynski, Cyryl Ratajsk:,
Stefan Rosinsk, Zofia Sokolow--
ska, Eustaehy Siemianowski,
Henryk Tannenbaum i Stanisiaw
2sninski
(podp. )Fr. H. J~aniszewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

trzad. subskrypcye ma nova po-
zyczke rzadowa wzrosiy w pier
wszym dniu do sunny 7 milionow
ida W gore codziennie. Navel
ici, kt6rzy jeszcze ME pogodzili
sic calkiem z nowym rzadem Pa
d~erewskiego. wzywajacego wszy
stkich, ably wpierw byli Polakami
a pozniej zwolennikami stron-
nictw, zapominaja teraz o daw-
rych rojnicach. Konserwatywne
stronnictwa naprzykad re wszy-
stkich trzech dawnych zaborow
edbyfy wspolne zebranie i posta-
nowiy isc w przysziosci reka w
reke. Socyalisci, kt6rzy zrazu po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

obja} teke ministra finansow. w
deklaracyi do narodu polskiego
W chwili przyjecia urzedu Pade-
rcwski powiedziai: w chwi-
Ii niebezpieczehstwa Mkt ME ma
prawa uchylac sic Cd siuzby pu--
blicznej. w acknowledgement
panstwie tylko CT ludzie maja
prawo do rzadzenia, ktorzy So po-
sluszni narodowi. Nowy Rad ME
bedzie partya jednej klalsy. Aze-
by polska republika mog}a utrzy-
mac sic, must byo sprzymierzeh-
Gem Aliantow. Program naszego
rzadu jest nastepujacy: II zwo-
lac parliament, q bronic granic.
81 pomoc ola klas robotniczych,
d p~ostarac sic 0 zywnosc i in
ne potrzeby, 81 odbudowac ia
tryki weiniane i bawe4niane, g.
uregulowac finanse i zabezpie!
czyc krajowe i zagraniczne pozy-
czki, y zaprowadzic porzadek."
Paderewski zaznaczy}, re posia
da oferty zagranicznych bankow
do poczynienia potrzebnych po-
zyczek ola s~prowadzenia suro-
wych materyafow, ably dac prace
tysiacom bezczynnych robotni-
k6w w centrach przemys4owych.
Wobec wysokich cen W Polsce i
w Rosyi, twierdza, re Polska mad
robi wkrotce te straty, jake wy
milky z powodu rabunku znisz-
czenia. dokonanego przez Mem
cow. Pierwszym staranicm MOVIE.
so ministra kolei Eberhardta be-
die poiaczyc ~ekspresem Paryz
i Warszawe. =.
Padercwski jest prawie zupei-
ME wyczerpany z powodu mad
zwyczajnych wysiikow ostatnich
kilku dni, w ktorych przyjmowai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

diem czynnym. w zwiazku z nic-
dalekim wyjazdcm tymczasowc--
60 prczydenta rcpubliki polnoc--
nej Rosy MikoIaja Czajkowskic-
go ma kongres pokojowy do Parry
ia, poczyniono pewne zmiany w
sabinecie. Prezydentem mini
strow zostanie \. b. Lubow.
Miller ministrem spraw zagrani-
cznycll, a ministrem ola spraw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20
A !
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.
UKLADY POLSKI Z MEN,
CANT R~OZPOCZETE. =

Londyn, 20. stycznia. - Dope
sza z Berlina do Exchange Tele-
graph Co. mowi, re rozpocze4y
sic ukady Polski z Niemcami w
sprawie zawarcia rozejmu. Rad
niemiecki zaprotestowai przeciw-
ko mieszaniu sic Rosyi w VIEW
netrzne sprawy niemieckie.
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w ROSYI
PRZEMIOTEM OBRAD RA-
DY ALIANToW.

Paryz, 20. stycznia. - Rada
miedzynarodowa Aliantow czyli
przedstawiciele Anglii, Francyi,
W1och, Japonii k Stanow. Zjedno-
czonych zebrali sic dzisiaj ma Sc
sye, przedyskutowaG niektore "a
wide problemy, a W pierwszym re
die sytuacye W Rosyi.
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God Urzedu Prasowo Informa-
cyjnego Wydziaiu Mar.

~
rewski przyj9f wczoraj w War;
szawie Cd Pilsudskicgo. naczelni.
ka prowizorycznego rzqdu pol
skiego, misye stworzcnia gabine-
tn pod przewodnictwem Paderew
sklego. Cabinet ma sic skiadac z
rzcczoznawcow i ma zastapit O
bccny Rad socyalistyczny. Pill
sudski domagaf sic wspo}dzia}a--
MIA Z komitetem Narodowvm "
Paryzu. w cclu ustalenia dclega-
cyl polskiej do kongresu pokoio-
wego jake tcz interwencyi mill
tarnej Aliantow W Polsce i za2c-
wnienia bezpartyjnych wybor6w
Go PierwSzego sejmu, majacych
sic odbyt 26 stycznia, warunki
om6wiono i ma ME sic zgodzono.
komitet Narodowy w Paryzu "a
trzymujc dyrektywe w sprawach
zagranicznych ! reprczentuje
Polske ia zewnqtrz, jake tez mia
rule delegat6w do kongresu poke
jowego, tym sposobem ustalajqc
te dclegacye, gdyby cabinet IL
padi. Polsce przyznano dwGch
dc,egat0w ma Kongresie pokojo.
wynn. kwcstya Polska byla mic.
dry p~ierwszymi sprawami rozwa
zanemi Przez kongres pokojowy.
Ze zgoda Komitetu Narodowego
W Paryzu delegaci Pi~fsudskicgo
wybrali DmowSkiego jake delega
ia do kongresu pokojowego i
Dmowsk: ma brac udziai w Sc
syach kongresu natychmiast. w
Dor drugiego delegate pozoStawio
no krajowi i PadereWskiemu.
Konferencya I przedstawicielami
pilsudskiego widocznie zaspokoi
IL wszclkie roznice. Zaspokojenie
sytuacy: politycznej w kraju jest
zatem przepowiedniq interwenCyi
Aliant6w, wyjazdu armii Polskiej
L Francyi PRIZE Gdahsk i apro-
wizacyi Polski. Zdawalo sic, re
zalatwienie tych kwestyi jest RE
CA praw:c niemozliwa a obecnie
prawdopodobnie bedq zrealizo--
wane natychmiast. Podkreslit
nalezy uznanic, jake nalezy sic
Paderewskiemu "a doprowadzc--
ME do zgody politycznej w Pol
see. JednogIoSnie obrano p. ]. +.
SmulSk;ego czlonkiem komltetu
Narodowego W Paryzu Z prosbQ,
azcby on rcprczcntowai Polakow
wobec rzadu amerykahskiego.
Pierwszy sejm polski zbierze sic
10 lutego. Liczba kandydatow
posl6w z Warszawy jest bardzo
wielka. Warszawa ma prawo do
II mandatow, a kandydatow jest
26O przedstawiajacych 81 partyi.
DR.. Fronczak wyjezdza wkr6tce
do Polski.
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Ratl.us ,sss pcds,a~s iic.nyen
,rzedsieSiorstw amerykststich. visa
! nrzemysfowiec polski dobrIs IrCDi
;.t.lI stale reklamowac bedzie swol
;ntere, " DZIENNIKU CHlCAGo-
GKIM
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ARABIA POD
RATEM

Paryz, 20. stycznia. w Parry
III przcbywa syn kr6la arabskicgo
oczekujac instrukcyi cd
OLGA. Wanna propozycya ma bye
przcdlozona kongrcsowi rokojo--
wcmu, ably mianowicic polaczyc
wszystkic plcmiona arabskic cd
NORA Czerwoncgo pc zatoke
Pcrskq. uwolniG ic cd op;cki Tur-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

faczyli sig, ably zwalczac Paderew
skiego, teraz stoja podzieleni,
-przyczem niektore odcienie. o.
Swiadczaja sic "a nowym premie-
rem.
Wielkie uznanie nalezy oddaG
byIemu premierowi Moraczew--
skiemu, ktory pc przyjezdzie Pa
derewskiego z Ameryki oswald
cyl. re jest gotow ustapic, po-
niewaz czuje, re Paderewski mo-
&c zorganizowac jednolity front
przeciwko bolszewikom w kraju
i poza jego granicami. a takze o.
trzymac pomoc Cd Aliantow, a
zwiaszcza cd Ameryki.
Paderewsh zdaje sobie sprawe
najlepiej re wszystkich, re Stany
Zjednoczone okaza sic najwydat-
niejsza pomoca ola novel Polski.
Co do puikownika E. M. House'a,
ktorego Paderewski INA bardzo
dobrze, .nowy premier tax sic o
him wyrazii: ,,Kazde polskie mia
sto i kazda polska wies powinna
zbudowac pomnik ola puikowni--
ka House'a''.
PROGRAM A PADE-
REWSKIEGO.
Warszawa, 90. stycznia. -
Polskie ministeryum, utworzone
przez Paderewskiego spotyka sic
z uznaniem we wszystkich GEES
ciach Polski, z wyjatkiem rady-
kalnych socyalistow, ktorzy "a
grozili generalnym strajkiem, je-
zeli cabinet Paderewskiego dzier
Eye bedzie w}adze do czasu wy
borrow w lutym. &.
Polscy bankierzy z Poznania
zlozyli ma rece nowego rzadu
100, 600, 900 rnarek do dyspozycyi.
M. Englich. banker z Poznania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

CYL / oddat pod protektorat Sta
now Zjcdnoczonych.
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PoLSK1E.

tDoko6c1enie zs stronicy ..
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Klisza powyzsza przedstawia sp'
szeregowca Sylwestra NJ. Paprzyc-
kiego, kt6ry umari W %p6lnocneJ ho-
syi, sdzie walczy} W armii amerykan
skiei przeciw bolszewikom rosyJ-
skim. >Pisano 0 MIN obszernieJ VIZ
%ydaniu sobotniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20
wewnetrznych Ignatiew.
Archangielsk, 20. stycznia.

Archangielsk, 20. stycznia. -
syberyjska wkrotce po}a-
czy sic { armia polnocnej Rosyi
w poblizu granicy syberyjskiej.
Stosownie do telegramu otrzy-
manego Cd generaia 'MaruszeW-
skiego, general Martinow, pelno-
nocnik syberyjski, przybyF mad
rzeke Pieczore Z ma}ym oddzia-
lem, wojska zas jego maszeruja
Cd strony Permu w kierunku pol
nocno zachodnim przez zamarz-
niete bagna Mundra.
Geneva, 20. stycznia. - Stoso-
wnie do depeszy, Pragi, bolsze-
wicy znowu obalili rad ukrailsSi
W Kijowie i zawladneli TEN mia
stem.
NOWY CABINET WLOSXI.
Rzym, 20. stycznia. kr6l
wioski Wiktor Emanuel przyjaf
rczygnacye kiIku ministr6w ga
binctu i zamianowai nowych,
przyczem utworzono nova pozy-
eve wiccprczydenta prcmicra, kto
ny zastepowac bedzic premicra
Orlando podczas jego pobytu W
Paryzu. Wiccprezydcntem "a
mianowanv zostaf minister trans
Dortacyi Villa.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-29
Concessions Made in Terms.

Neutrality-suspicious. on some
points in the Peace Treaty have been
made to the Germans by the Paris
Peace Conference. Slight modifica-
tlons have been made in the terms OF
the Saar Valley award, and the terms
regarding PREPARATIONS, as they stood
in the original text, also have been
modified.
The fact that the Council of Four
had decided to make these moditica'
tions was reported in dispatch from
Paris.
There were no indications when the
exact nature of the concessions made
regarding the Saar Valley would be
revealed.
China's delegation has decided to
sign the treaty, despite its DECLARE
ton that IL would not do so because
of the decision of the Council OF Three
relative to the turning over to Japan
OF Germany's interests in Shantung
and Kiao Chow.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-29
TruIx. the Mother Paxsl

Here is an account from Paris
paper of what was said at his trial by
the mother OF Coffin, the young an
archist who shot Clemenceau: Got
tins mother stops. Sic wants to speak,
but tears choke her words. She makes
an effort and one hears voice that
Is nothing but sob: i did not come TO
defend him. But ] don't want that
they should call him unpatriotic. He
was so sad TO see all those soldiers
die. He wept when he spoke TO me
about all those boys dying with the
word mother" on their lips. He want
ed to enlist. It's pity they did not
accept him. He was brave. They
might have given him dangerous err
rands, and at least he would be dead
by now But she hasn't strength
TO finish what she wants TO say. She
turns back and collapses on bench,
sobbing."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-29
STARCH PLANT BLAST KILLS NINE
Iowa Town Is Rocked BY Explosion
Damage 100000.

Cedar Rapids, Ia.-Nine persons
were killed and 100 injured by an
explosion at the Douglas Starch
works here, May % A number of the
injured, it was expected, would die.
So severe was the explosion that
persons were thrown from chairs a
mile away. The cause of the acct
dent could not be determined. II Is
thought to have been due to either
a defective boiler or spontaneous
combustion.
Property loss at the plant is esti-
mated at $1.5OO,O0O, while nearby
buildings we're damaged to the OK
tent of 100000.
The explosion happened just after
the day shift had been relieved and
when $50 persons were in the build
ing. Fire which started almost i'm
mediately following the concussion
trapped many of these.
Water mains were cut by the force
OF the explosion, making the work Of
the firemen harder because OF the
lack of water.
Besides the employees injured, "a
score or more citizens in the vicinity
OF the factory suffered minor injuries
from glass and debris which was
showered over radius Of several
blocks by the explosion.