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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
DANZlc TAKES OVER
Ne rlONAL STATE PROPERTY
IRy Associated Pressl

BLRLIN, Oct. 15.-The free city of
Danzig in the capacity Of trustee has
taken over national and state proper
ties within its jurisdiction. The most
important of these properties are the
imperial shipyards, the gun factory
and the artillery works.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
SECRETARY BAKER WILL
ADDRESS WOMEN'S CLUBS
(By Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 15.-Secre-
tary of War Newton D. Baker will be
the principal speaker tonight at the
Silver anniversary convention of the
Ohio Federation of Women'e Clubs.
1t is expected he will discuss the
threatened coal miners strike and the
industrial situation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
GERMANY WILL
JOIN BLOCKADE;
SOVIET ROUTED
Successes Continue Against
Bolsheviki and Capital
Abandoned.
(By Associated Press)


LONDON, Oct. 15.-General Deni-
kine's anti-Bolshevik army has cap
tured the important city Of Orel, to-
gether with thousands of prisoners
and enormous quantities Of material.
it was announced in a dispatch re-
ceived here today.
With General Denikine's Cossack
army advancing from the south and
the northwestern Russian forces al
most within striking distance OF Pet
rograd the soviet government Of Rus
sia appears to be facing a crisis. Boil
shevik headquarters at Petrograd were
closed last Thursday. according to a
dispatch TO the Daily Mail from Reval.
The northwestern Russian army has
apparently crashed through the Boil
shevik lines over a wide front. Pskov
has been captured and 1t is believed
that the forces under General Yuden-
itch also have taken the important
town of Luga, about IS miles south
west Of Petrograd. The capture Of
hamburg. rs miles from Petrograd, re-
ported on Monday, and latest dispatch
nearly 125 miles in length.
On the south, the Denikine troops
appear to have approached quite near
the town of Tule which Is considered
the key to Moscow from that side. A
dispatch received here says that If
Tula falls to the Cossacks the Boil
shevik commissaries will flee into Tur-
kestan, taking advantage of a gap be-
tween the Denikine and kolchak
forces in the Volga valley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
FIGHTING IN RIGA.

COPENHAGEN, Oct 15-Savage
fighting Is still going on In the city of
Riga between Lettish and Lithuanians
troops and the Germano-Russian army
which entered the western part Of the
city last week Reports reaching
here state that shells have fired a por-
ton of the town and that great dam
age has been done the quavs and har-
Dor. Many civilians have been killed
during the battle.
Dispatches received here state that
AL the prisoners taken by the Let's
have been Bavarians
British warships have become in
volved in the fighting having been
fired upon by the Germano-Russian
forces, and an unconfirmed report de-
clares a British force has been landed
in or near the city
Blockade measures are seemingly
being rigidly enforced in the Baltic,
six German merchant ships having
been captured by one British destroy
Ter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
CHRISTIANS
TO ENJOY BOX SOClAE

JACKSONBURG, Ind, Oct. 15-The
Loyal Sons and Daughters of the
Jacksonburg Christian church will en-
JOY box social at the church on Fri
day evening to which all are invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
Today's Temperature

For Wayne county by w. &. Moore
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Thursday. Conditions favorable
for showers.
General Condtons-A storm which
has been causing unsettled and rainy
weather has moved eastward out of
range while another storm over the
southwest will cause continued un-
settled weather south of the Great
Lakes. Fair weather will prevail over
the northern states. Temperatures
are somewhat lower from the lakes
westward but there will be no great
change here within the next "a hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
MAYNARD AT SALT
LAKE CITY; FAST
Time IS EXPECTED
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15.-Fore-
casts of fair weather for most Of the
far west furnished prospects that
Lieutenant B. w. Maynard, flying
parson." would equal if not surpass
his westbound flying speed on his east
ward journey from Battle Mountain,
New, today He clipped off $50 miles
yesterday afternoon in his eastbound
fight from San Francisco.
Lieutenant Maynard, on the second
lap Of the transcontinental air derby,
arrived at Buena Vista field, at Salt
Lake City, at 10:44 a. M, mountain
time.
Three more flyers expected to be-
gin their return trip from San Fran
cisco today They were Lieutenant
Alexander Pearson, Jr., Captain ]. o.
Donaldson, and Lieutenant Earl Man
zelman. Three more were due to
start tomorrow, Captain H. c. Dray-
ton. Lieutenant L. S. Webster and
Captain Harry Smith.
Lieutenant-C Colonel T. S. Bowen, who
arrived from the east yesterday with
a design on his plane purporting to
represent the pearly gates ajar, and a
poster Frisco or Bust, announced
that he would not attempt a return
trip.
Storms and the muddy conditions
Of control stations stopped most OF
the flying west Of the Rockies yester
day, but officials hoped there would
be no further delays on this account
and that several more machines would
reach San Francisco today. The &wC
nearest here spent last night at Reno
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
GERMANY WILL JOIN

BERLIN, Tuesday, Oct. 14-The
Kreuz Zeitung learns from well in
formed quarters" the government will
in all probability agree to Join in the
blockade Of soviet Russia proposed by
the entente powers.
1t is said the government will lay
down certain conditions incident to its
participation and will primarily con-
slider Germany's foreign political in
terests when reaching a decision as to
its attitude.
Special dispatches received from
Kosnigsberg report that commercial
and industrial circles there are un-
easy because Of the fear that a block
ade of the Baltic would prove disas-
trous to East Prussia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
PITTSBURGH MILLS WORKING

PITTSBURGH, OCT. l5.-Pittsburgh
district steel mills are operating more
fully today than at any time since the
nationwide strike of steel workers be
gan more than three weeks ago, &C
cording to reports from representa-
tives of the employers. The latest
statements from the various compan-
les indicated that hundreds of men
are returning to work daily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
Weather Forecast

For Indiana by the United States
Weather Bureau-Par1ly cloudy to-
night and Thursday. Probably show
ers in south and central portions
Cooler in north portions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
THREE TO START WEST.

MINEOLA, N. Y, Oct. 15.-Three
of the fliers who completed the first
half of the journey here were ready
to hop off, for San Francisco today
If weather permitted.
Two of the three. Major Carl Spatz
and Lieutenant c. Z. Kiel, who flew
nip and tuck across the continent
from San Francisco, had expressed
themselves as not anxious to make the
return trip.
When brother airmen observed the
strenuous preparations the two were
making for a getaway however. 1t
was laughingly remarked that their
earlier statements probably had been
"strategic." They appeared to be
'jockeying" for the lead and a lively
race within a race is predicted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-28

and their guests Mrs. b. O. Lohr
and daughter Ernestine enjoyed
a days outing at Sugar Island
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Haas en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Rev.
j. Kieble, Mrs. Frank Haas, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Eckel, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard O'Riley and
daughter Irene, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Eckel and Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Ludwig,
! Go to Lsydorf's for Ice Cream
At 10 = Aquart.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-08-28

prices in the history of the coun-
try, A. c. Fuller at Perrysburg
comes out with large two page
poster announcing 7 days clear
ance sale with greatly reduced
prices on everything in the entire
store. This sale comes at the
right time and lifts the shackles
Of high prices and enables the
people of Perrysburg and sur
rounding country to lay in sup
ply for the future. Sale opens
Saturday, Aug. 30th and closes
Sept. 9th. A. G. FULLER,
Peryshurg,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
IIP|!l! "a THREE LIVE ISSUES
DOR CONVENTION THEMES
Busy Session Promised When Associ-
alton OF Womcn's Colleges and
Schools Meets April 1912.
LARGE SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS
Reason Therefor Will Be One Of
u Important Problems Inquired Into
by Delegates From All Parts OF
State.

The program for the thirteenth an
nual me citing Of the Nirsi Associa-
s. tien~of Women's colleges and Schools,
to be held al the Jefferson Hotel. April
( lotto II, Will group Itself around three
issues: FIRST. an inquiry into the
status OF the teaching profession. in
Guiding tho reasons for the present
shortage OF teachers ana the Increasing
number OF successful teachers who are
being lured into other fields Offering
greater opportunity for initiative; Sec
ond, the big problem OF employment
for the trained college women. and
third, methods of oral English teach
Ing, with discussion Of some live ways
Of making The study OF English a real
feeder for normal everyday uses.
At each OF the special sessions OF the
meeting. prominent visiting speaker
VIII be tho guest Of the association and
direct the discussion OF tho general
topic.
USE OF ENGLISH ONE
or IMPORTANT FEATURES
On Friday evening. April Ii. the Col
leEiate school fer Girls viii be at home
70. the NirGinia Association of Won
ems Colleges and Schools, and viii
present rs their contribution 10 the
program Of the association the speaker
ana guest ol honor OF the evening. DR..
OF English. Columbia University, New
York. He Will address the association
and the pa irons of the school, who Will
also be guests on this occasion. on the
Interesting subject, The Use OF Eng
lish, Oral ana Writecr." after which
a reception will he rendered the guests
by Miss Helen Baker.
DIR. Alexander lnEiiS, Of Harvard, the
specialist III secondary education, who
* directing the school survey now in
progress in Virginia, viii be one of
the speakers ~ tho session devoted to
n dlscusSion of The Years report on
standards. Major VI. T.. liarger;y. pro-
lessor of educational psychology in the
University OF Minnesota, who for the
rast months has been In charge OF tho
Psychological division Of the recon
struction branch of the surgeon-gcu
erals Office OF The War Department.
viii speak OH the intelligence tests APP
plied i'll he army and navy as a meas
urinS eCalc of abilities.
1t is expected that Or. s G. Mitchell.
formerly OF Richmond College. and
later OF tho Medical College of Vir-
S.nia. viii speak AT the opening ses-
.Sicn, whore the present status OF the
teaching profession Will be presented
FROM the point OF view OF the college
president. tho college professor the
patron. the taxpayer and the budget Of
Several pleasant social features OF
the meeting are planned. Besides the
reception given by the head OF the col
iaSia:e school. Miss Helen Baker, two
informal ones have been arranged
one for Friday afternoon, following the
English conference at the Professional
Woman'S Building. and the other for
the association and visiting friends
VIII be the guests OF the Virginia Ran
dolph Elicit Country School, at West
hampton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
Treibeit um6 8robibitio11 pai

6reibeit nmb 8robibttton pafeu
gerooe 5ueinanoer, tpie cine Sanit a111
Elm Slug, nn6 6o6 i6pinoeln Die Wsl1.
der, tie mouen bas Soft aus oer
@ne9tI9aft eri0fen. Sn cen naditer
Sagen miro Die DerbangnisorQl1en0e
Sroge in @afbington ibre 2o1nne
finoen. @or Dem &m1sausidub III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpl1r6en lopobl
sic Mrgumerte 6erer, pelde Die
&riegsprobibition abgeidofft feben
moIer, als m19 berer, Die energtibe
@eieke fir Die Dnr6fibrung oerYro=
bibition an1treben, bernomame11. Ute
pr6ientant @obbatbL ST., &efiirtDor=
ter Ser 8i6errnfung, fmbrte aus, bob
6en SGnblern in nlfoboli19en @e.
tranfer1 tpenig1tens ELM 3eitraum bon
einem Sabre bdtte 5ugeiton6en mer'
Sen miiifen, Inn lire @eidafte ab5n,
tpideln. gr ernpfabl, bob etn al1ber.
IGiiiger MusfduB nit ben Soloaten
neutrality-suspicious. &idipra9e neb.
ME 11n6 fi6 nit eigenen Mngen bon
Ser Sage ser Dinge mer5enge, nno
11ibt BEN 8eridt profeifionel1er 8ro-
bibitiontiten fir baare Wei1r5e nebr1e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

au6 2eutnant 9. R5b1er in ibren bie<
flyer Samilienz un6 Sreunbesfreis 8uz
riidgetebrt. 2eutnant DGger itanb in &oz
blen5 nn6 2entnant &obler in Gerbien
i'm 8aterlnnbs0ienite.
Gi6arb 91nfer lit bon 8inona, mo
er ii9 I'M College boberen Gtubien tpioz
met, CUR @atan8 i'm @lternbauie eingez
troffen.
Sobn 20blein bertrat al1f Der Gtaatsz
Senertpebrz &onbention in Geb 8in9 I'M
iere Seuertpebr.
Martin @ngeImeier un6 606ne gilbert
nnb Clemens finb bon Serbian, mo lie
bertpanbtf6nftli6e 8eiu9e mnften, nad
Sa1ie 5~uriidgefebrt. SIZE @trede tpurbe
per Nnto 5urIdgele9t.
Son elmer bier Wonate Iangen aranfz
felt 1T Srnu Nnnn Sect, bie Mutter Ell
ner Der dIteften unb prominentefen Soz
Mile bie1er Orti9aft nnb 11mgegenb ant
Iebten 9iensta9aben6 bnr9 ben Sob err
l01t tporben. SIZE 8eer6igung finbet ont
Sreitagmorgen na6 einem in Der @iez
ben S@mer5en Stride eebnltenen 9fez
quiem alf Dem bieiigen @ottesader itatt.
Nf0ge Die quite Mutter &ett ruben in
Sriebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

beutIde @of nod INNER getpeiell.
uno 100 man ser Mrbeit 2iebe 5oat
ba aibt e8 fein nntergebenl
@g maq fir Del1tidlanb cine CUTE
aebre fir sic 3ufunft iein: Die gan.
ae 0eIt lit Elm er6riider1ber Geinbl
Man iiberiddbte bic eigene Wfadt
unb Sic Sdrte Der Srieoensbeotngun.
aen if sic Mnttport. Miemals ion es
All elmer berartigen Ma9t mie6er &c.
latgen, I'M Die @elt gum &fee
for6ern at f0nren! unb olgtDentib.
LAMB leiner beutigen @olfesitimm11rg
mer0en Derartige &ldne anb Ibtper.
Iib mebr in i~iberbitten &opfen ge-
Ihmieoet nerben.
Demut lit bas Motto BEG SageS
ser gnti6eioung! 9ie &iir5e Der Srtit
Ser Mnlporn gu raider, flarer l1eber-
legnng. &ter idperes Sos, bort aa-
foliiger nntergang! Sier Die 9drte
Ser 8e6ingnngen, bort oas @efldtihe
ser aerflei}6enoen 3Gbne zines iiber=
triebenen Gabifalismns I'M eigenen
sSsnneren - Elm 51 ernarten6er 8rn-
6erfom1pf. 9eeue 9pfer, neue @ntbeb-
r11nget1, permebrteS 2ei6! Das oent-
ide 8olf m11B at Der Mnii6t fomme1l,
baB gntpidlrng ntr int Srieoen erl-
ltieren fam. l1nb 6ieier Gnti6eio
miro audi Die beranttportli6en 2enfer
ser @e1dide 9eutldlanos am Sage
Der @nti6eibung leiten!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
Mls u1aeuDbnlid fpnfnies Sc

Mls 11gepSbnlid fpnfnieg &C.
fdpab miro man Dos @ere6e bon Der
Musbeutung Der Nbetnlanoe onrd
8reuBen be5ei9mer miiifen. 9as beiBt
man 0enn bod 0ie Satiaden a1f ben
&opf fteuen. @as. @0In, Duiielborf,
Moden, Main5, 6ranffurt nnb Bies-
baoen be1te ftno, iin6 tie inter prer=
Bidder @erri9aft getpor6en.W an mag
ben BreuBen nadiagen, tpas mon
min; nls Sta6tebauer iteben tie 11n-
erret9t 6a. gs gibt I'M benn9barter1
6ranfrei6 feline Sta6t, Die lid i'm
lebten Menidenalter au9 nltr an-
nabern6 fold g~ldn8en6er @nttptdltng
11n6 10 unberglei6li9er 8liite at er<
frel1er gebabt bat, tpie ite 1ieien rbei-
nii9en StG6ten nnter Rre11Bens Serr-
I9aft beidie6er getpeien lift. @erobe
6ieie 5t6ote Fat man Dor benz &riege
aIs Mafter groB5ugiger @nttpidlung
an%geftannt un6 beluur6ert, un6 Dos
Sob ibrer @er1paltung mar int Mun-
Be Ser Meilenoen Der ga1t3e1t @elt.
Mah Ser amerifanii6en Reiien6en.
l1nb ii ibrem Munoe ni9t 51ilebt. -
Die Mmerifnner I'M 0ffupationsge=
biet be5eibner 6ie@rinb11ng Der Ste
p1tbIif @beinlaro" als Dperette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
Colo 5prin0.

Sn Der ct. 8onifa8ius< Stride 1ieBen
9ienstagmorgen bel einem tint 9 1br
bonn bo9tp. p. SuIius, 9. g. s., ge<
baltenen 8rautamte ibren Sreubuno
bur9 Brieitersban6 iesnen Bilbelm 2ahr
unb SRI. @elena Singer. Nm Mitttpo9z
r1orgen tpur6en pGbren6 eines bonn bo9z
tpirbigen p. Sulius, 8. g. s., gefeierten
8rautnmtes firs 2eben %berbun6en So
iepb 8oos un6 SRI. &atbarina 2utgen.
8ei6en fir9li6en Seiern foIete cine
tpeItli9e Bel Sen 8ra1teltern, Sic bon ben
er{9ienenen @diten CUR gntbietung ser
ber5li9fen @Iidtpiini9e beitens ausgez
nubt tpurbe. We0ge Die Bertpirfli9ung
biefer @lidtpiini6e bas gbeleben beiber
8rautpaare 8n einem beitereu geftaltenI
Sal. ct. gbre 1ro Mnton @91n bon
@iong gitb, Soma, bielten 1i9 einige Saz
ge BEL Ser bier tpobnenben Samilie Mi@.
@uenbeder be1udstpetie auf.
Sami1ie M2i9. @uenbeder lit bon ibrem
@obne Sobn bon Der gliidli6en Infunft
n1s Sranfrei9, mo er in Uncle Cams
9ient itnnb, benn9ri9tigt tporben.
@eorg @rgen 1dbt feline 8obnung bur6
einen iubtnntieDen Nnbau ertpeitern.
Carl 1nb BaIbemar unb Sen. Neiler,
nel9e I'M ct. Sbomas College 5n st.
Saul b6beren 5tubien obliesen, iinb fir
Die @ommerferien I'M @lternbn1s eingez
troffen.
Mb. S. 9ingn1nn, @isentImer Ser
bieiigen Garage unb SRI. @eronica
8einmann bon Bier5, 1hnb bier in Der
Bfarrfir6e gum @beitanb bertunSist
porben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
2lms Scr %1trteceen>.
Qlbdnv.

Mn ben Solgen etnesS6ld9dn11ues pat
8ilbelm s.. @eier am 1ebten @amitag
bas 8eitlide geiegnet. Ser 8eritorbene
bntte feline 8obn11ng bret Wtetlen nett
li6 bon bier 1tn6 CT e%rfreute 1i6 fetnes
nnermiibliden SIeiBes unb beg baonr3
erlan9ten @rfolges tuegen GROCER N9tnng:
STE 8eerbigung fanb 9ienitag auf
bem banb @ir6bofe 1tatt. - @ines Der
grDbten 8e9rdbniKe, Das lie IN bie1er
Ortidaft gebalten tpurbe, fano am
@onntagna9mittag itatt, a1s Die ir6i<
fden neberreite bes beritorbenen Sacob
gbriiten 3n @rabe getragen tpurber. Ser
9abingei9iebene geb0rte in Die 6. q. st.
8eteranen : Mr1nee unb tpnrbe NIT uni<
litdrif6en gbren be9rnben. @egen finf3tg
6ploaten, Bic ndbrenb bes lebten B0l<
terfrieges unter Die SABINE gerlfen nrb
tpieDer aus benz 9ienfte entlai1en tpd>
rem, esfortierten bic Qei9e IN ibren l1ntS
formen gum @ottesader unb bon5oger
am @rabe Ben miIitdrtiden 9ienft. @err
gbriiten ftarb in feinem @eim gu 2ittle
Sails am Mitttpo9 berganeenerBo6e i'm
Nlter bon 76 Sabren, bon bener er nnbe<
al 40 Sabre bieies gtuage 8n fetnem
6eim batte, bebor CT basfelbe na6 Mor<
rifon gprntD berlegte. Sic groBe Seil<
nabme an Dem 8egrdbniie betpies, baB
in Dem gerbli6enen Elm @brenmam 5n
@rabe getragen tpnrbe. 8ie in 2ittle
Nams. bon mo aus sic 2ei6e mad bier
Qebra6t nurbe, 10 ipl1rbe audi in Der biez
figen Bfnrrftr9e ein &eqntem ffiir feline
5eeIenr1be gebalten. Mt Der @ntttn be-
trnuern 1e6s S6dter ben Sob bes grten
@ntten 11n6 gaters. M0ge er ruben in
Srtebenl
sSoi. 90. 6ammer bat feline Garage
Dem 8iIb. @6neiber fir $4,000 fddufIi1
i~iberIai5en; Der nene gigentiimer bnt bas
@ef6dft 1ofort iibernon1n1en. 9err Samz
mer 1T NIT feinen 3ufunftspIduen nod
ni6t i'm Neinen.
Sreb Muf1meier bat bic Sobn @einfe
ssarm fir $4,000 fdufli6 IN ieinen 8ee
ib gebra6t 11nb tpirb biefeBe am I. SUI
Il nit 6Snn1iIie be5teber.
Sra15 Saberna1tn fn1fte 100 Nder
2nn6 bon Geo 9ret bon ct. Nntbonb
fir $4,000.
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5@aatttt1 1tnb $nbter, befinben i6t ,31
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