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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-05
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tritt, nm ben Staaten rati'
fiSiert tuerSen,

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qeitrigen SetatSiisung ipttrbe oas
Sulon 9. s[ntbonD Enhancement,
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Gtaoten oo8 Stinnre6t getpobrt,
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nommen. 9ieler @elebbDri6lag
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9. gInt6onD ousgeorbeitet un0 1878
ben Senator Sargent bon &alifor-
nicn Sem gun0esIenat 5itr g(bitin.
mung oorgeleet, 10 bob Die gerfed.
ter 0es SSroltenitimnrehtes tatidf-
ipt itber pier5ig Sabre fir Die 9ln-
rta9me oesieIben fdnlpften. 9as 9lba
geor0netenhaus hatte oieie 8orloge
bereits beint eriten 3ulamnentritt
bes nenen aongreHes an 81. Mnt
init 304 gegen SO 5tinlmen onge-
tiolllIneil.
G6e oieicr 3uiat 8ur 8ltnbesfor-
ititlttion ieDc9 @eiebesfroft erhdlt,
annB er bnn oen geiebgebenoen aOr-
.peri6aften ODER 2egislat1tren BON
min0eitens So Ser as Staaten OcS
2anoes rntifi3iert iper6en.
Sir oas fSrarenltimmredt erflar.
ten ii6 no1iteben0e Senatoren: &e=
pu6lifoner Gopper, Gun1nlins, @nr'
It's, Grge, Gffins, Sal, 6ernaIo,
Gronce, 6relin6bupiet @ronna,
Sale, Soroinq, SSobnlon (Don Gali.
iornio). Sores (bon @aIbington),
aelogq Genpon aepeS, 60 5ollettez
22nroot McGorntif, McGumber,
Mc9}orl, 92cip, g3eiuberrp, gtorris,
Sage, G9ipp&. Noinoerter, Cher
man, Gaioot Spencer. Sterling,
5utberlono, g2orreu. gSotion. 3u.
idatnen 36
.1aquu99 4llnggt6 :ua4n1JcitlaG
lain Gu!,5erfon, @arrts, @enoerion.
Syones (92cp Merico), &enorif, Sir
bn @ftSeGor. N}bagS, gtuqent, 9be-
lllL 9itanon, &ansbell, 5bepparo,
5mitb (S[rioono), StanGeb, G6o-
NOS, g81lib (bou Montana). -3u-
ionmen 30. - 3ttiarlmen Sc Stin.
men.
@egel 9(nnobe Der &orIa9e ct.
tlGrten iitb. gtepu5Iifaner: 8orub,
granoeaee, Dillingham; anor,
SoOe, 9'tc9eon, @2oies ln0 @a0s-
NORTH -3uiomulea s.
Gemofroten: 8anfbeno, 9efbarL
3iol, s etd)er, @ob, Sorriiou Sitds
cod, S,berrati 9ieeo, Simntons,
5mit6 bon Morn(ano, Sntitb bon
Ga0.GorrIino, Stpanion Grouts
arll, ljnoenpoo0, @illiams uno
gSolcott. 3uiommeu 17.-s5nsgeiantt
25 Stinunan.
Ger gSprtlant Ses glmenbsmeut.
gGrtifel /, Seftion / = 8os
Stimnlred5t Der 8iirger ser Der
citigten Stadten ioa bon cen Ser
eirigten Staoten megen @ei6lehts-
ongeb6rigteit ni9t bertpeigert ooer
berfitr3t meroen.
Seftior 2-Geni aongreB lit Ole
Wioht ee9ebelL ole gerfiigungen Die
ips 2(rtifels olr1 amedeHtipredenOe
@eieeae6unp 8lr 9urdjfilbrung 5ul
6ringen.
GeridleGene Senatoren beriilften
Die 5ranenitinmre6ts gorluge
Durh 9(menoaments mnanGern, no.
ren obcr IN ihren genliibunsen Ell.
folglos. Gis geiiirmorter uno 9ors
fimpfer Ses Srnuenltimmrehtes
6offen subcrii6iliab oab onSiel6e Bis
ilddDites fSribinbr bon Der notigen
glnsabl bon StoatslegisIoturen roti-
fi5iert merOeu miro, I'm geiebes-
frat 5u erInrqen. Senator @np on.
gegen beEai4ltet. bob Ole SilOitanten
Die glnnnbne 0ieies Beieses, meLfes
aud ieoer geeerin 6ns Stimureht
Serleiben niirOe, erfoIgrei9 betam.
pieu perOeH.
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aa6eIper6inbnna mit graiIIien.

yiep gJ0rf, 5. SUM -Io2 Negen
cines ncuen aabeIs auf elmer Strede
BON 5000 MeiIen, ons in iehs
giondfen ousgefiibrt tperoen ioa.
miro 0tiani IN 5loriba NIT 9elenI
in grafilisn berbinoen. Die nene
2inie miro iiber Die Barbados
IoIfen.
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gleferenDnm Der glniien.

9yierre, eilo. Gaf, 5. SUM. =
gi. 8. Ridaros BON Suron Bat eint
getition NIT 10000 gtamen 5n einer
aeferenouma6 a6ltimuuing iiber oas
grobibitions glmenoemeilt beinI
St1ats.Sefret1r eiugereicbt.
Der geridt lautet, Dab oas 9iefe.
ren6un geeen ons Staats .4robibt.
tionsgeies geridtet iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-05

den.-@rnltIid bctrieben miro bon
0ent neuqebodenen Senator Gopper
Die 9(ufDebung oes @eieses, ipel6es
Die Spmnter5eit eingefitbrt bot. Sic
fonoeniert Sen 6nrntern nidt; iie
iiben sur 3eit groBen @inflnB aus.
-9tieiige 9ilueniionen nebmen Die
9etitionen megen lteberlaTiung er.
beuteter @titiite ieiten8 Der Der.
ldieoenen Std0te in6 Srte oe8
2anoeS on. Sie be0edel gan5&Sei-
ten bon nGongreiiional 9tecoros" =
sir Gorto &icoS Gdptlen iolen 20
Sabre lang ie 8uei Ntiaionen 9ol'
lars pro SSd6r bonn aongreb be.
uilligt peroen. gtltr 164,005 &itt-
Ser ouf Der Sniel erbolten Inter
.rid)t, 250,000 nidt. Dos 8erno-
ger Der 8eboIferlrng itellt iidl ouf
$199 pro aopf III Oen Ser. Stnoten
betruq es 1916 $4,000 pro aopf.
Gin 9eborniibteS S6reiben bes
9rdiioenten HeIiinrio 45orras BON
&anamo bat auf g[ntrag Senotor
@alfb's bon Montana i'm ogons
greilional gfecore" glniitabpe geflul-
0en. @s bilOet 0ie a(ntDort oui ei-
men 9rief nes &ountanoeltrs Ser ao-
nal 3pne, General 81. SO. glnt6foro
1tno einen geri1t ieines General
9IltoiteurS, Olaior 8eIlS nonr sSubge
globocate General Geportement, bie
in Der letten Seilion oes 65. aon,
ereiies iH uGongreiiioltn[ 9tecoro"
9lllino9ne geiulloen bntten. Ger
Brief oes Generals un6 Ser 9e-
ridt oes 0taiorS bebonoeItep oie
ongeblid in Den bei0en Snltptitooten
bon Banana Yannfno ltno Colon,
beitebenoen imlittliden &erb1Itniiie.
Ser 8rief 0es Groitoeaten 9teltlo-
rio nirft perbliliiaro. Dlaior @eas
botte berihtet, ct babe IN Der Saupts
itroBe bon 9anama @rbebungen al.
iteIlen Iaiien NIT Dem Grge6ni8,
0oB bon 100 Sruuen, Die anqeipro.
den ipuroen, MIR orei ii6 meiger.
ten, 0en bermeilttliden 3on SSuonSI
Elm S6oferitiinoden al belpiIligen.
lln0 eine Ser 0rei bobe olts oelnI
@runoe bon eiilen geiHCbe nihtS
miiien ipolen neil i6r Monn ger1OeI
5u Sauie iei. 4irdiioent gieliiurio
Horros be5ei6net Die gebouptung
eS ga6e in Gnnoma MIR 6pei 6ralt.
ell Die nidIt 3irnen fino, ais mebr
lpie eritaultlidj. Gr iiebt oorin Ell.
nen tpeiteren 8etpeis ser aGgeuei.
nen amerifnniiden llnfenntnis in
ger6inouug NIT Inteiniid)-amerifani.
ihen 3uit1uoen uno einc 9eitGti.
glng Der 8orurtcile 6odgeiteIlter
amerifaner. 0eren anltlidle 8oIitiou
tie 0iplontntiider lrno uno oisfreter
modem iollte. 8rGlioent 9ieliiorio
srfldrt Die ger0ffentItdung ser g[n.
gaben Wajor 8eaS fir ole lingp.
re6teite mo infainite 9eleioigriN
Die ieinem 9onOc ic mioerfabren III.
gouomd mare 5mor nur elm fleiner
Stoat. ober Elm SreilnO llnS iogar
Elm 8erbiinoeter oer Ser Stooten.
Ger cine 0iplonntiidlc 3iuiidenfaQ |
NIT Bonomn lit 6lrd @erofientli.
dung Ser g[ngabeil 0fnjor @eIf5 !
1beetnn iuorbelt; fir einen 5ipeiten
III Senator 9feco BON 0fiiiouri Der.
lutinortlidl, Der in ieiner 9olfer. |
.9ieoe bebaaptcte. Die gebolfe. |
,lng Gnnamos 6eitebe 5it 80 9ros
ent ans 9iegern 1m0 D1lllotten. Gi.
te 9lnttuort ouf oieie g(ttade Ite6t |
iodl ong. Die Sriftion NIT ga.
lamn erioIgte aetpiiiermaBen ani
gorabeno Der pnn mnerifoniifen !
Die bom 2. big 6. S,uni |
II @aibingtou iinttfinoet.
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einbiIouns 1T bcraniiporilid fir
Die S1lite inierer Soraen, linO
Gnmntbeit iiir Die anoere 1nite.
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|9)eit 0en Siirfen
lpiro ni(9t gefafelt
tpcrScn 81 Sen ibnen mntcrbreitctcn BeSinemn'
gen "a mnS Amen iagen miiiicn; Demtid,e
sucrScn an IL. Juni 2lnttpctt erbalten
IN 0cuti6lanS iudbt man 2lni@lui an 7lmcrika

| pel[ Tim einen gere6ten Den Ia
8unften oes NrdiioeitteA @iIlon
eutipre4enDen 6rieoen geri6tet
aud piro III 0enlielben gegen Die
@eibebaltung Ser 8lodnoe prote-
ftiert. Ser g(ppea lit Don 10000
600 @erioncn rtter5eihnet.
g(l[ent g[nidein noh lit tatidhlid)
nit &ilfe frar5Oiilber Dffi3iere Die
RbeiniIde Gfpublit in @iesbdoen
ge6iloet luoroen. Cine 8erliner 9e.
peIde neloet, 0aB Der tenlpordre
9r1lioent 3r. Gorten uno oeiien
Mtitorbeiter bel ibren1 gintreffen IN
8iesba6en bon Der 8ebolferilng
fill enpfongen muroen, bod fam
eS fpe9en Der glnlpeienbeit fran5oli.
iher 5fti8iere, Die fih in ibrer 9e.
gleitune bef1n6en, 6iI feinerlei Sc.
lHonitrationen. Gieie beitan0en Oa-
rauf, OnB ben 9efebIen Gortens
entipro1en ipur0e.
@olidcpiitiidlen gtahridten 5lt.
fol9e lit bon elnem bon General
Semeitoff einberufenen &ongreB oie
llnabbGneigteit Der Mongolei erfldrt
luoroen. Semeuoif ielbit, eiibrer
Der aolofen, lit aiun g8roBiiiriten
Der MoneoIei" ousgerilfen iporben.
Wlosfauer @elbungen 5ufolge ba-
BEN @olideipiiteu eegen Gitbldnoer
uno fitulilhe Sruppen, Die ouf 8e.
trogroo tnaridieren Die 3ffeniibe
ergriffen.
Gpartafer plnnen glnfitanS.
@erIin 5. Sum-. g(us Suber.
I1iiiger aneIle berlolitet. ooB niht
MIR 2eltnont 8ogel, ionoern aud
anoere Herionen, Die NIT Der CT.
moroung 2iebfned)ts in 8erbinOung
itanoen uno beitrnft ipuroen, oits
oem 8ef1ngnis entipruneen iino.
Gs fino 0ieies 9anptlnoln Seik
tno 2eutnaht 2iebmonn; bei0e fol.
Ier fih nit faliden gdiien rl1d Sol.
lano begeben baben. 8ieies tpltroe
bon ben beliti6en 3eitun9en INTER
nriidt, 0a man bafiirhtete. Dob iid
ein grober Tell oes 8oIfes, Der Der
Regierlng iebt freltnolih gefirnt 1T
gegen iie iuen0en lpiir6e. W1nn tueib,
oab Die gieeierung i'm @ebeimen
MaBreeeln betroffen bot, etnen ct.
tpaieeit SpartaferalifItano, Der Dor.
bereitet ipiro, im Seine at eritiden.
3entrale er6alten Die SeOinsnnsen.
GopenbageL 3. sSilni. - Sn
9elltf6lano ereift cine 8epeglng|
INNER mebr Inn iidl cine glrt|
gunonis nit oen Ser. Stnaten ber.
dultellen ooer ben gLmeritnnern 0ns
9roteftornt iiber 9eutibIano on5u.
bieten. 2eltIdlanb iol bon g(nc.
rifa finanoieIfe Silfe er6alten ltfb
o1fiir Den Saitptdateil oes @eiUinues
nus ben sSn0uitrien 5ieben. @ebein.
rat @ergmann friiber @eid1ftsteiI.
bnber Der e6iion Geieli6aiten uno
elmer Der berborragenoiten bieiigen
Gleftrifer, brirgt cine oeutid-oneri-
ritaniide geiddftsteil6a IN
8ori6Iag nit slmerita aIs Senior.
glitslieO, oos Oic oeiddftIide Son.
troIle nllsilbt.
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gerSitntc Cf6rmna einer ;Fran.

8erfeleg, aal., 8. SUM Die
erite aSrou Delher Der 9ofortiteI
bon DER aalifornia Hniberiitdt al,
tell mnroe. 1T Gr. gElireIin aein.
borSt, 9srdiicent BON DliIIs aolleae.
Dies IL cine Ser iDenigen 5rauen,
wpIdeT Dele GBre erteilt puroe.
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g. 1T IeidDt qeiagt, man miifie Die
@elegenbeit brin Sdopfe srciien,
nber Ieioer peroen aid bel ben
@eleaenbeiten oic @lnten imner
bduiiaer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10
U. S. TROOPS RESCUED
NAVY MEN SAVE $500 SOLDIERS
FROM TRANSPORT.
Fighters Removed From the Northern
Pacific, Which Went Ashore OFF
Fire Island During Gale.

Fire Island, n. Y, Jan. 6.-All the
$500 soldiers on the stranded army
transport Northern Pacific were safe
ashore or aboard naval vessels at the
close Of the second day of one Of the
most remarkable marine rescues in
the history Of the Atlantic coast.
Wien darkness began to fall, en-
forcing suspension Of transShipment
operations, steam, motor and oar-pro-
PEELED craft of the navy and coast
guard had taken off the liner $500
troops in addition to Red Cross nurses
carried ashore In surf boats and the
breaches buoy.
The rescue Of the soldiers and
nurses was completed without an acct
dent.
From early morning until dusk the
rescue craft-light-draft submarine
chasers, power launches and whale
boats, manned by fearless navy men
piled between the stranded troop
ship and the fiotilla Of cruisers, de-
strOyers and tugs anchored just out
side the treacherous sand bars.
The chasers, coming in almost to
the breakers, nosed against the steel
sides Of the liner and took off $50 men
at time. The launches carried ten
to thirty at trip and the whale boats
and surf boats lesser number.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10
TO HONOR FRANKLIN
u. S. TO CELEBRATE 213TH BIRTH
DAY OF PHILOSOPHER.
Purpose Of Observance Is to Encour-
age Continuance Of National
Thrift.

Washington, Jan. 6. Benjamin
Franklin, whose picture adorns the
1919 issue of the War Savings certifi-
Gates, will have on January This
213th birthday one of the most unique
birthday celebrations ever undertaken
in honor Of distinguished American.
1t will have the full backing Of the
United States government.
The event will be celebrated through
special exercises to be held in the pub
lie schools throughout the country and
by various children's organizatio
More than 10000 War Savings socie-
ties will make the day special one.
In these and many other ways the ma
ton will join in paying glgantlc
tribute to Benjamin Franklin, whose
words of wisdom on thrift and saving
are familiar in every American home.
The purpose of this birthday cele-
bration is to encourage the contlnu-
ance of national thrift. Americans
prewar MASTERS, became notable savers
under wars pressure. Matchmaking
this newly acquired thrift habit IS the
task undertaken by the United States
treasury. Wise buying. sane saving
and sane investment are the Wafcn-
words Of the 1919 thrift program.
In Franklin's day the almanac was
one of the most popular forms OF ut
erature. For years Franklin himself
was the author of an almanac bearing
the signature of Richard Saunders.
popularity known as "Poor Richard. "
Many of Franklin's trite sayings are
as applicable now as then.
Money can beget money, and It's
offspring can beget more, and so on,
said "Poor Richard" in his Advice TO
Young Tradesman."
"He that waits upon fortune is new
er sure of a dinner" again said Frank
lin. s'Look before or you'll find your
self behind. Beware Of small ex-
penses; a small leak will sink q great
ship
These and many other Of Franklin's
sayings will be utilized as texts in spe-
cial birthday anniversary events on
January IL.
Oficials Of the United States gov
eminent point out the necessity for
continued thrift There are many
tasks in Europe to be completed; the
army Of occupation must be main
tanned, and many hundreds of thou
sands of American soldiers are to be
returned to their homes. The treas
ury department has therefore launched
a program Of education Of the Ameri-
can people in thrift and saving. This
program will reach every line of en-
deavor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10
''RED7 ARMY is WIPED OUT
czecho-sIovaks Capture $1,000 Boil
shevik Trcops-Lenine Has Mar
row Escape From Being Taken.

Stockholm, Jan. "A British naval
squadron in sea fight in the Baltic
sea has captured Nikolai Lenine's
minister of the navy, Easkolninov.
Vladivostok, Jan. 4.-In capturing
Perm, in the Ural mountains, General
Gaida, at the head of Czecho-S lovak
and Siberian forces, virtually destroy.
ed the bolshevik Third army, from
which Nikolai Lenine, the bolshevik
premier, was directing operations in
the region Of Perm. Lenine himself
escaped, but several members of his
party were taken prisoners
In addition to the 81 900 prisoners re-
ported, General Gaida captured 5000
railway cars, 12O field guns, 1000 ma
chine guns, 80 automobiles, an entire
wagon transport, several armored
trains and several thousand horses.
Ten bolshevik regiments are declared
to have been annihilated and the rest
of the enemy army was driven across
the Karma river.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10
YANKs WIN 10 RUSS TOWNS
Wisconsin and Michigan Troops Plod
Through Deep Snow and Sur
prise BoIshevik Army.

Archangel, Jan. AIN an advance
on the Omega river, the One Hundred
and Thirty-ninth American regiment,
fighting with Polish army, took II
villages in sharp fighting.
Five hundred Wisconsin and Michi-
gan men struggling gamely through
the heavy snow, carrying rifles, ammu
milton, machine guns and extra rations,
did the job of flanking the bolsheviki
and surprising them much the same as
their pals did IS miles to the west.
Archangel, Jan. 3.-American troops
recaptured the village of Kadish on
the middle sector of the northern Rus
sian front and pushed forward their
lines distance Of two miles south OF
the village in the direction of Vologda.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10
SUNSET DIVISION SENT HOME
Included in Units Assigned by General
Persh!no for Early Convoy to the
United States.

Washington, Jan. A. Practically the
entire Forty-first division (Sunset)
was included in list of units an
nounced by the war department as as
signed for early convoy from France.
The list shows the headquarters and
headquarters troops of the Forty-frst,
the One Hundred and Sixty-frst regi-
ment complete, the One Hundred and
Sixty-third complete, One Hundred
and Sixty-fourth complete and One
Hundred and Sixty-second, less Sec
ond battalion. In all, more than 500
officers and 10000 men of the Sunset
division, comprising troops from Wash
ington, Oregon. Montana, Idaho and
Wyoming, were ordered home.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10

such private life as remains to a
man in his position. His face is
lined and worn, for. in addition to his
great responsibilities, he is by no means
a strong man physically. Diplomats
lists find him uneasy to handle. He
has a way of sweeping aside with a
commanding gesture all but the main
point. He lays down principle,
leaves it to others to fill in the de-
tails without interfering with that
principle, and brushes with two words
those who have the temerity to at
tempt any deviation therefrom.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-01-10
ASKS time TO
TEST RAIL PLAN
McAdoo Urges Extension Of Fed
eraI Control Through
Peace Period.
SEES LOWER FREIGHT RATES
loss in Operating Roads is $1se,ooo..
OOO-High Rates Throughout Year
Would Have Left Surplus
of $1oo,ooo,ooo.

~
Washington, Jan. 6.-Accomplish
ments Of railroads under federal con
troll In the last twelve months and ar
guments for a fve-year continuance OF
government operation to provide faii
test of unified direction were recited
Dy Director General McAdoo, testifyine
DeIore the senate interstate commerce
committee, which took up considera-
ton of control until 1924.
After citing reforms effected under
unified control the director general
said:
"A believe that under the handicaps
OF war conditions a sufficient showing
has been made to indicate that all the
REFORMS have mentioned are desirable
as permanent peace measures. Yet II
IS clear that the general public has not
mad an opportunity to appreciate this
ana to weigh the real value of what
has been accomplished. In view of the
far-reaching Importance Of any solu.
ton of the railroad question which NAV
be adopted, the public is entitled to
have, before the present federal CON
troll shall be terminated, a reasonably
Talr test under peace conditions of the
advantage to be derived from these
reforms.
Operations under peace conditions
with a tenure so short as the twenty
one months cannot possibly constitute
q fair test
reasons for this, he explained would
be the inevitable disturbance to EN-.
ployees' morale, the difficulty Of carry
ing out an extensive program of i'm
provements and Of forcing on railroad
companies necessary expenditures.
Another reason for a longer test pc
riod, said the director general, is the
advisability Of having adequate infor-
nation on valuation of railroad prop
erty, now being gathered by the inter
state commerce commission to guide
congress in legislation providing a
permanent solution of the railroad
problem.
Mr.. McAdoO estimated the govern
ment's loss in operating railroads this
year at $136,OOO,O0O. This represents
the difference between the amount
guaranteed to the roads as rental and
the sums credited to the government
In railroad income. If the higher rates
had been In effect the entire year he
estimated the government would have
made surplus of $1OO,OOO,OOO and in
1919, with existing wages, operating
costs and traffic volume remaining
substantially the same as in last year,
the government should make a SUR
plus Of 100000, 900.
Since the object Of the government
should be at all times to operate the
railroads not for profit, but at cost, i"
he added, "and to render at the same
time the best possible service, / con.
fidently believe that it will be possible
during the year 1919, or certainly at
the end of the year 1919, to effect a
considerable reduction in rates unless
the traffic of 1919 should be much less
than it was in the year 1918"
Wage advances to railroad employees
last year added between $500, 900 900
and $700,OOO,OOO to the pay rolls.
Many economies brought about I'm.
der unified management, Mr. McAdoo
said, will not be reflected until this
year.
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500 Reward. 500

Catarrh il a local disease greatly influ.
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therefore requires const5tntion a treat N 4E,
Is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the Syg-
tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation OF the disease,
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature IN
doing its work. $4,000 for any case OF
Catarrh that HALLS CATARRH
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Druggists &c. Testimonials free.
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in the seventeenth and eighteenth, -,
and in the nineteenth, six. In 1910
historians tell us that hardly a soul in
Europe evaded it.
The word influenza shows that the
disease has been known a long time,
for it is from the Italian and means
influence. It was supposed to be caused
by some malign influence of the plan
cts or of supernatural beings.
It was not until recently that the
germ has been discovered. Great
strides in its treatment and cure were
made in the recent siege.
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FORD EARNS 200 PER CENT
Big Dividend Is Declared by Direc-
tors of Auto Company, It Is
Announced.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. "A 200 per
cent dividend was declared by the d.
rectors of the Ford Motor company
at their annual meeting December 81,
it was announced here. The dividend,
which represents disbursement OF
S4,OOO,OOO among seven shareholders.
is payable 100 per cent January and
100 per cent February 1.
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"FLU" MANY CENTURIES OLD
Altogether Mistake to Think That
Disease Is in Any Manner
Modern.

Most of US think that the influenza
is comparatively modern disease, but
this is not so. We have records of it
as far back as 1873 and from 1910 on
it is absolutely identified as the same
influenza epidemic that has just swept
over the world. In the sixteenth CEN
fury there were three such epidemics,
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medicine for woman's ailments ever
saw. Mrs. SARA SHAW, r. No. i,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this
medicine and wrote this letter in order
that other suffering women may find
relief as she did.
Women who are suffering as she was
should not drag along from day to day
without giving this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia e. Pinkham' 8 Vege-
table Compound, trial. For special
advice in regard to such ailments write
to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn.
Mass. The result Of its forty years
experience is at your service.
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FocH A MAN OF FEW WORDS
Like Most Eminent Commanders, the
French Marshal Is Inclined to
Be Taciturn.

That great soldier, Marshal Foch,
has a deep bass voice and very gruff
manner He is man of few words,
and these few words he has the habit
Of announcing with "J'al parler." He
is very orderly in his habits, likes
punctuality in private life-or in
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Lift Gem. Import Restrictions

Washington, Jan. THE war trade
board announced that the supervision
heretofore exercised over the importa-
ton of polished and rough diamonds,
diamond dies and diamond tools will
be discontinued January 10.