davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

Stso. Ilt onoet, ION par bGnot,
bar mere eller min0re AZ perlonllg
Art. Gn babe miitet i'm Iotter,
en- anoen lin WanO; Ell 6opoe miItet
Ut SlcnL ell anoena &uGg bar bIeoct
%ltloalet; men bette par a%ltIonmen
nogct man isrge6e ODER bper Tor Zig.
lontirfenS Ylpn0ring, Nbbcoens
Deportation o. NItcrnea 8anbclli'
9clic bar et llInffc, iom rammeoe
Dem nleinnmen paa en- Sang.
Gn Brotcit ira Ell aonlite al Dor
qcre blep iei,bt til 0cn Gperitfonl.
mnnocrenoe / Gombrui. Son GAP iaa
lloen IiIircositiQclie / lit Spar, at
@orgcrne oriitig bcnUcnOte ii8 til
General bon Der Noloou ielo. On
General Waloolt nil leg iige, at ban
bIeo oIocleS roien0e oOer GI'Prcn.
@on oiSfuttereoe Sagcn mco inc
Giiicercr peo Voroct / nit Spilcops
rclie. 0uer eneItc en- al Dem montte
10 erinore, at mcoeu2 Qon1firfen
bleo p%lDnoret, isQtc be at "boloc Vtos
oct oppe" oeo OF holoc Set unoer @e.
neraIcnS 6rapprelie ianmen meo
apin0er al tpiIiomt HD8te, og De par
OerIor olle enigc at no9et nlontte
gjere9 lorat title solicit tllirco3.
@encralen piIoc life gribe inO i
Soqcn ON gbbeOen5 6%oruianing;
bette iogoe ban par en- Nominlltra-
~tionaiug. Wen han b~corOreoc Som
m%anoanten / Gambrui til at Jorge Tor
at buer cleite Sfiiccr p8 SoIont, Iont
baDoc tnget Gel / Ylpnoringcn AZ
airfcn bleu itiuct ior Ell arigaret.
20 llger %lenere, "a en- IN Brotclt bar
blcuen inoienot Al &orgcrne ruppor-
tcreoe Nommanountcn, at bans I'M
ocrlegclicr bopoe oigipet oct HelilI
tat, at Solbaterue life bapoe pGrct
lfulol0c / noget on0ct END ell l1ela1tlg
Ssgcn eiter en- hCnrnclig 3clerolJ
iom trocbe5 anbroqt ctitcoS | eIler /
Nurbcocn al airlcl. EIpnoringcn
% TunbeligclIen al 2irfen iorIifre-
DC ban bar gorgcrnc2 egct %crt loct
DC bnooc bcnpttct lig AZ NlllconingcL
iont ocn ulfploigc Vtilitrrunoerle-
gclie qnp Dem, til at orffe oper fine
cgnc Spperier.
@cllcrulen blcU after rnlenoe =
at bans Srppper itlil0e blioe iaale-
0es bugtalt!
Seq iaaoe ielp til ham, at bpi8 ban
piloe lenoe lin gl%0llltunt til Serbia
ncitationen / Gombrol Diloe han i'm
sc en- Stabel mcO Eoffurue, iom
pcntcoe puo 9(ficnocIic til Spitlano,
inoeboloenoe S%toritcOclcn al DC Scr
bi0icnitonoe, ION par bIepne itinalne
ira 0omfirfen, Aapclct % Nbbeocns
&ontor. Set er mmtlig, Maoamc,
lea cr blepet bolot Tor Nor," bar 8e-
nerolcn3 enclte Guar.
Get par oenne iammc General bon
Der @ulOar, iom tmililit bcororeoe
belle Npcn Cambria neobrpnot til
@runoen. Sans Srorc bIep blot
oclpi0 eitcrlcUet, men bcn Dag ibng
or 0ontirfcn bare en- Hllin - Oen
iterltc Nrano bIep nenlli9 ontunot
ira oen9 (IuOre, buor SoIooternc
bapoe opitobIct Sander meo Ole
iorat ioa &IOat orOcutIig igouQ.
(Nfcrc.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
SnociTr Ynooing.

Gu halu Sop %ono, Ell Sop Wto-
Ioaica, ct 9GN, eli hnlp Sop AZ bpil'
~fetlombeIit Slnga Scot, Mtargaril
eler Snlpr. Ell Spiieife SngeiGr, Ell
Chcife Sooo, Ell Aop Noiincr, moi
Mel iuo Set blir en- INF Nere. Nlt
iammcn rere@ goot %iomnten, hTloca
ocrpao % / Ell imnIrt 6ornn og team
Is to elmer clcr ocn ltcge5 ell Ii
me. Zen fan ipilca meo bpilfcniom'
BELT Slug@ Solicc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Hispnooin9.

TN hulu Nop Nilcngrpu, eli boIp
Sbcitc reuct Whtifat, en- Chart mil.
let Wclt, Ell hulu Sop Gutter, Ell
halp Mpp Noiiner, en- ltor Spiicifc
Smor. Sctte blnnoc@ innrmcn %
baue3 ~ / ct Stcgcioo o. itc9cS /
@ogrrouncn , (inicr mco rigtig ipag
&armc. ) @c0unoclicn nlua set 70
res / III % ga. men life eiter at oct
bar itcNt Ell Stuu0. Scnne Ylboing
behepcr ingCu Saltce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
W Ddr lySK $ldVeTl.
(o)perirthfc fra Sueelff for DEBORAH pofeu" al drspinSe Sc c5aSa
pdstdls Oily Thee bears Of German 5Iapery.O
Copyrighted by Star Company.

Gamer. Gn SoIoot bar mco oCm.
Nou bauoc moot Dem poa Stotioucl
/ Gambrai oR iert Dem iii nit @lls.
en- al ocnl iogoc ill MIC, Ou ica
me0tc DEM i nit WiootogcIieauUrcIic:
Bar ui life pcntct, &uor cr
Munoenc?"
"a ieg iogoc al icg life boohc or.
ret bc0t ON al trUiic 6orbcrcoclicr
iii YIootaaclien al Grcnlmeoc, no.
itsotc apiuOemcnueifct ct qropt 10
trpf "a ior iorbi mig ino / &uict.
Dc be9uuotc Ocrpuu at ltcle lil ion
on De por bicnune. Seq ioa ltror
at 0cttc pur bcrDQtcoc apinocr oQ
fom mart mnocr 2}cir mcO at &c bar
~bcororcoc til nit &u8 iom Gam
liugoitco.
Gn al Ciijccrcruc, iom bar in6
fporterct hos mig bite liz mort oa
bjlicoc Sc lulqc Npinocr mcO ltor Sn
iIi9hco. sea bIcp bciolct at ioo
iifonb Of mere ems olminbclio Hot
M}ooJtiA "a set blcn mia ,odt at
@clcral BON Der @ol0ou, &ommon
ounten al oct me boicrlfc &orp@,
inn nrtnp bopnc ppertooct 0ennc Icl
nj SlooIiuicn. por poa Enipcftions
nIr "a life fpm fiji al pare bicnrnc
ncuuc 9litcn. Npiuocrnc Dor ira
Gborlpttcnbltro. @erIiu9 Icmimon
ocfportcr. &c bar bleune h2ltcOc al
General bon Ger @oloau9 Ciiccrcr
iorot tilbrinoc en- "Iuitio 9litcu". "a
lea por mot I'll Of pare Wcrtinbc. at
citcrfommc oerca roo Eorlanocuocr
/ NIT coct Slot nit Slot huori
cnaoi,o sen ironifc Rcpublif9 Nruii
Ncut "a brlc hans Stob hopbc urrct
min lPou0a ga mine Wiritcr.
7cr oIitcp ronchc a., n 0iiircrcr
~ ON 0bcr;t ior rt Rcoin,cnt ~
bcf;c,ht ior i'm ctrcrohcb I~ioconcr,
mr. jinc Inpf fam bons 9I~niItortcr
i~ortoItc mi, nr,,ffpn 5iIitonh
un noo Woiforo, : min porbcn nj.
ipcnDr otter 2ltit. Non moa hupc
lort Wcrfc til 0rt llotrnf al 0ub Tor
oat. iom pruococ nit glniidt. san
prcnrNp NJ %,uNifnISr 0rniru. "Nnnh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
5tc SnpitcI.

DrC MuplICl.
Sea bar oitc unoret mia over ON
TSoIf / Ilminocliabeo @croen oucr
nodeniinoe oiI rare iitano til at aIe.
re iiq en- TorcitiQiug ON oct %to Dor.
oeruc ! Sc irarifc @ncr, iom blco re
bet meo / TIommcn al Den tnifc IN
naiipu, Icpc0e De mango Waoncocr,
Sc muottc iorbIiue un0cr ocnne SrGI.
SON. 9sqer niI bIioe ~itrcuuc %
utuuiac GloisortifIcr nil blIue truftc,
mere iiIoitunbige biitoriite Ncrct
ringer nil Ie 0agcns Sp@, olt lorat
aioc Somtinen % 6rcn'tiocu Ell til
rrrmcIieauiS FORFEIT GrcmltiIina;
men oct piI bIipc mc8et ponlfcIia, ia
omtrcnt umulig al hmue bcitrinc
bisic ifrUffcIiqc Slapcriuar looleOe2
iou Be / &irfcIiQhcocn bar.
@ao mig b~eitripc lun Goot lea fan
EN- encitc Stats @uuOcIicr ! ell al DC
feritc Mlaaneocr al gorct 1911 ioo
Icbcs Tom sc oiipciIeoc ii8 NIT Slot
i 0rrbc0cu al GpInon.
= Ne 0oqc par ser mutoioritouc
liQe TcQn poa en- ncruo2 Spunolna
n6cn Sc crcflttiUc 0cuortcmcutcr al
Den tnfc Nrrnc inoeu port Giitritt.
&ucr cncitc Iitcn / Here llGer boooc
ser mcllcm Sc tu'fc Cijccycr ucO nit
@oro prrct 0i3fltcrct TO Iorcltoocns
sc WhiIiQhcocr. Zen enc bar oct
ucntcoc brittle Trcmiteo / 9lrro2c9
ncll. 0cn a1ocu Nmcrito2 EnoNrlbcu
i &rigcl.
Oct brittle TrcmlIteh aniooc9 if
fcrt. &c hpititoocnoc 0iiiccrcr, Tom
iah ruu0t nit &oro ON Hitcucrnc
ipriq oi2fltcrcnoc NUnoclicr oQ
Observation-Disclosures inIltca ATTIC at ha
nc beltcmtc llnocrretninQcr ON hpcr
cncitc ircmtioilc @epUlclic inOcn 0c
9uliercoc9 &cir. &c oioitc omtrcnt
paa GaQcu nnor Sfottcrnc oQ ga
naoicruc pjloc rntte rem ira Arro3.
Iinicn oa bcgpn0c at honrc iig ircm
MOB Gambroi. Sea bprte Dem ois
futcrc oenmc ircmtiOiqC Wtulilbco
mco ct Gpcrmo0 % en- StoltbcN, Tom
icg life hmoc itilllc cn9ouN for ocm
&c rrtcbc ulil mco nit Noob ON at
cit iooOou Ciicniiu moottC blipc bel
biQ.
Mtcn ser par nlclct iorificlipc APc
niuqcr mc0 @cnipn til Oc 6orcucOC
StatcrS muliQc GcltulcliC / &rilrL
900 icg flmoc lite ouOct enc ioIc,
mcbcu4 lea horte poo OiaIc 0iiccrer
49, ilcrc al Dem hpIcrc Giliccrcr -
u0talc lin SPOT ODER 0cu Eanfc al
Sc Iorcuc0c Stutcr piI0c pie ii1 at
rare en- nlntiq 5%Softor iii MriRcn2
lloiul0, at inherit inoc onioo Sc Sc
Torcneor Stotcr1 &noQribcn til 1or
sci ior 0c oIitrcoc N}aatrr iont set
Struu ser piIoc bruce NanrIcn3
Rng.
5or Be bar ncrpoic oi2ir Ciiiccrcr.
% / uotian lang Gio buuoc 0cmlc
0crca Siu03tilitonN line %irfniulcr
poo oct b~orQcrIigc 2tp / set offltpc
reoc Tiiulft. NcIc Nrmccn bar ON
trent iom en- ionrct EtRcr. iom bar
giort Gront moo inc GoriolQcrc
Den tlorcNc % bco citcr h%ua0ioubclit
uotu TorauIconiuq.
Guganl iuleIcm mouttc Ser uUrc
ltot Settclic - mcntc CiVrCrCrnc.
Soo en- pattcr Naa itonicoc 10 mltc
bc Nutomobiicr iorau nit slot "a
10 al oi&lc 'rea ct habit Cuim lnQc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Sorenson Kidney and Back.

ache Pills an0''al'' mob aa' ''ursiuaS0mnt
sriebis Stitnit. sttu I elartn. auaintrtsr. rriust.
IpGrlishtorr. 9umbaao. spiuSiuasomm:. eoui,
s'unsriol % alHiuselia spa'irii'. Pris sl.o0 'rit
'u'tHet I Soften A. J. SORENSON,
Druggist, DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
BUFFET 90 Kicffenet.
Euoeing nSen g6o, Smpr eler
Snffer.

- STOP NclD Africans WtoIQ5leS,
y Sop Corn Starcb, u Gop baffeoC
Gigencr eller 3aoler eler Soeolfcr,
y Sbelfe Sobo, - Stop aorintcr
eaer 9toiiler, en- SOP iur Wtelf, IL
Sop WteI, y Ghcife Solt. gtoloS-
len opnorneS og irsrca Sooacn ier
Den blanoeS innmen mco oct eorige.
Den opbaffeoc 6rllgt orpsiea opcr
nlco Gorn S%tarcbcn, laa at Den life
bGllgcr iamIncn / Ell Slump. Der.
paa rsrcS aItiammcn iontntcn OF no
DeS op / Ell Tlio6ing 6orm og
"itcnrnes" 2 elmer. Zen ipiics meo
nogct Slag3 parm Sauce.
Nrngtpnooing meo Srctala.
~ Sop Iinbatfet Solg. 3 9Ga en-
&op Hoiiner, Ell SOP Wtcl, Ell Tint
Dtelf, Ell alpbc Salt. sG0gcne bis
pes goOt % irprea Wielf o9 Salt.
H%oiinerue % Welct blanOca lununen
% rprca ian op / bet opriGc. Zen
batfcoe Salg babes / ~tilllilt o9 lon
bGloc9 oct op / Ell inurt 6orm og
~IteanlcS / 3 elmer. Zen mnu lpiic3
nleo Saucc iom er temnelig 100, o9
en- uarm Sallce er beblt.
Eint Enobina,
Gn Yint Wtclf, Ell Eint Salg, Ell
Vint Hoiiner, Ell Vint &orirter, Ell
Cbeifc 9ofing Yomocr, Ell Yint Wtcl.
M'clct og @nfing Howber ii9teS og
rsres op / Welfen oq ilaac5 goot.
&au iaa Sol9cn % Srugten / og ban
set op / eli itor Sorm % iteam oelt
3 Elmer. Grn ipiieS meo felgcltoe
Souce: 30 9G99eblommer piapcs
til oct er rigtig tpft og ircreS oa Ell
bolp &op Winplc Sirup. Get bplocS
op / Ell Sorblc Boiler % rereS / til
set cr tDft og iebnt. Get iptteS %
tiliioe Tor at offioIeS liot og irsrcS
oa to Spilclfcer ItlppiItet Slpoe.
Soar oette err rert /, til set CT oloelcS
icnnt irtteS set tiliioe til bet er al
oelea folbt, ba SEN ifal ierperes folo
til Sen parnlc Gltooing.
9empn Ynooing.
Oct repne Sfnl % Saitcn al Ell
Gitron, Ell bolp Sop Melf, Ell Sop
%&icrncmeIf, ~ bolp &op Suffer, en-
halp SbeIfe Sooo, en- Spiieife Slrtor,
Ell Spiieife Corn Storcb, 3 gGg. 9g9.
gene ocles % sggaeblonumerlle rsres
1nmmen meo alt oct sprige nnota9en
Corn Starcben og noget al Den 'poe
Welf, iom rpreS Iammen fer bet
blurbcS meo set oprige. Oct bGIbes
op / et Stegeiao og itegeS til oct err
iom Ell "SSSellp". 9Gggebpioerne bis.
pes itipe meo 3 Spiieifecr Snffer %
%inlsre3 ooer og set Iteges piocre meb
Spn6osrcn nabell, til Weringuen cr
lnicbrrn paa Copper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Salutimes Embbina.

en- Vint Melf, Sfallet al Ell Gis
trorL 6 Sfiper 8reo, Ell Sop aorin-
ter eller Ell STOP fogte 9Gbler, 3 9gg,
Ell bnIp &op Suffer. Welfen fogeS
me0 Gitronitullct, ir9reS liot eitcr
lot gGggebIommerne, iom er ptspet
Qo0t meo Sufferet. Sette rpres l.
iii oet begpnoer at tpfne % IGtteS
lou tilii0c, til oct er liot offlelct.
Nrpoitiucrnc maa bare ifaaret ganlte
tnr0c oQ oe poulmercs Smer % Der.
pau lUQ0ea 0c pp / ct Stcgciao %
ct init Sng al 6rugten iom brugcS,
clltcn oct III or aorinter eller gGb-
Ter, lUgQe5 poa bper Stiue. Sua
hUloc@ Ben fogtc 9Gggernelf oper og
ocrpuo ltcgcS oct Ell bulp Sine. &c
TIE 9GARcbuiocr piiteS Itipe, irere5
ire Spiicitccr Suffer, oq oclrnc Wte-
rinauc |Inlorea oper % lte9es I'll oell
cr lpicbrun pna Soppcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

efrip rier ersperremplni.r al "retsrah.
epiitn 90 Sse Arnsa", @thteiie 20 r'eli Nd
treeie ner'le Slab / slricrtia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-08
SOC Remnants

Lengths up to 7 yards of
white goods, wolfe, organdy,
madras, skirtings, nainsook,
ETC.; regular prices to, soc
yard; White Sale Or
price, yard .......HAOO
Second
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13
They Have Subscribed One
Tenth of City's "J-A" Quota.
Big Drive for $4,000 VIII Be
Launched Tomorrow.
BAD ROADS HALT RURAL WORK
Auerbach, However, Expects
Delay To Be Only Temporary.
Hopes To Have $4,000 Country
Quota This Week.

With more than one tenth of the
city's $4,000 apportionment already
subscribed by the Jews of Topeka, the
campaigners for the Jewish-Armenian
relief fund drive will get away with
running start at nine o'clock tomor-
row morning. The Jews of the city
have already sent in checks and
pledges totalling nearly $4,000 accord
ing TO statement today by Big Bfll'
Biby, chairman of the Topeka city
drive.
The mems teams will work the bust
ness district and will make their start
from the Chamber of Commerce. to-
morrow morning. All of the men
team captains with their 1ieutenants
have been. called for mobilization and
will be sent away to their solicitation
labors with one of Biby's character
istic speeches.
Rural Campaigns Late.
In the rural districts the campaign
will probably be little late in getting
under way for the reason that the
condition of the roads has precluded
any general organization meetings of
country district captains and workers
In spite of this handicap, tho, H. A
Auerbach, county chairman, is con-
fident that the captains under the di-
rection of d. o. Coe, as rural district
chairman, viii return their full appor-
lloHIHenI OF $1o.OOO by the end of the
week.
1t is the opinion of the executive
committee that the campaign will be
put over the top in short order In
ract it is absolutely necessary if the
war shield of Shawnee county is kept
bright and shining.
Many Counties Slow.
Word from other parts of the state
brings rumors of disorganization in
many of the counties: 1t seems that
the men who have carried the other
war drives to success have put their
own personal business before the call
of humanity and have refused to touch
this campaign. 1t is expected that
these counties will be canvassed by
other, and more patriotic men in this
campaign, for it is thought that the
few do not by any manner of means
represent the thought of the COM
munitieS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13
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county is the only senator now in
military service. altho several others
have been in uniform during the war.
Senator Wark is now in France
1t seems to be the general opinion
that there will be very little excite
ment in the senate. OF course, there
will be a normal crop of bills to feed
into the hopper, but if there is any,
thing of a sensational nature to be
sprung it is not being put on display
at the present time.
Ben S. Paulen of Wilson county has
announced that he will introduce a
resolution demanding an investigation
of the treatment of the Thirty-fifth
division composed of Kansas and Mis-
souri, national guardsmen in France.
Just how much attention the war de-
partment or congress will pay to a
demand of a state legislature for an
accounting of army field operations
remains to be seen, but if the resolu
ton is passed some one will be asked
to explain why the losses of the divi-
sion were so heavy, why artillery sup
port was not better. why there was not
more food and ammunition, why en-
sineers fought as infantrymen and
why two generals were relieved of
their commands just before the divi-
sion went into action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13

Wall St. New York, Jan. 13.-STOCKS-
The usual recent mixture of gains and
losses attended the quiet opening of tcday's
stock market. the trend being the more
conflicting from the fact that some issues
of the same class moved in opposite d.
rections. ,Steels, sugars. feathers and oils
yielded from fractions to points. whereas
shippings. tobaccos. coppers and fertilizers
rose correspondingly. Rails again were ex-
treInely dull at very light changes.
Almost 30 per cent of the slender trad
dozen issues such as steels. oils. sugars
and shippings. bethlehem Steel and Cuba
enne sugar lost Ia each and beet eugar
ing 31s points. Texas company and Ma
rine preferred III. L. $. Steel was sluggish
within contracted limits. hardening. how
ever. at noon, when the general list inn
proved on the better tone Of investment
rails. The feature of the bond list was
The new low record for liberty second As
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13
THEY WORK FAST NOW
Oklahoma Legislators Got Down 10
Labor in Double Time.

Oklahoma City. Jan. 13.-The sew
enth Oklahoma legislature got down
to business early in the session and
broke records for speed in legislation
in both houses, by passing concurrent
resolution number s. ratifying the fed
eral prohibition amendment in a little
less than two hours after being called
to order
a resolution endorsing the estab-
lishment of league of nations by
the coming peace congress was also
passed by the upper and lower house
during the first days session. Alto
gether four bills were introduced in
the first six hours of/the present ses-
sion. An ap ropriation of $4,000 for
the erection Of soldier monument
was included in a bill introduced in
the senate with four other measures
of last week.
The setting aside of $4,000 by the
state to assist returned soldiers and
sailors in getting employment was also
among senate bills. The following
bills were referred to senate commit
tees and have not yet been reported
out:
To provide maintenance of county
line roads, to committee on roads and
highways; dividing the supreme court
into two sections. to judiciary commit
tee; providing for the establishment
of a state cemetery. to committee on
municipal corporations.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13
LEAGUE is ASSURED
Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Or.
lando Are Back of Wilson.

Paris Jan. 13.-The league of ma
tons can now be considered as an es-
tablished fact.
Premier Clemenceau, Premier Lloyd
George and Premier Orlando are
pledged to support President Wilson's
basic ideas in this regard. Public
opinion in France, Great Britain and
Italy is solidly behind the scheme.
Peace delegates are agreed that the
league is an absolute necessity if flu
ture wars are to be prevented and
that it must be given preference over
all other business at the peace con-
ferences. There is still some disagree
ment regarding details, but these were
expected to be smoothed out quickly
In the conferences of the associated
powers which were resumed today
wilson's plan as a whole is unsat-
lsfactory to the French because they
believe it does hot provide sufficient
economy penalties for Germany. They
sly his proposed probationary inclus-
ion of Germany would permit that
country to start up its unchanged in
dustries in competition with the
French and Belgian whose industrial
plants were wrecked by the Germans
themselves
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13
TAKE OVER VESSELS
and British VIII Meet
Germans at Trcves Wednesday.

Paris, Jan. 13.-American and Brit
ish representatives will hold a con-
ference with German admiralty au-
thorities at Treves on Wednesday for
the purpose of acquiring possession of
German and Austrian passenger ships
for the transportation of troops. The
United States will be represented by
e. N. Hurley, chairman of the ship
ping board and Admiral w s. Benson
1t is proposed that the British will
get smaller ships for the return of
troops to Australia and Canada while
America will have the big boats,
which will include virtually all the
Hamburg American liners, including
the 1mperator. If this arrangement
becomes effective it will increase the
flow OF troops to America about
seventy thousand per month. This
will make a total capacity of shipping
approximate 10000 man each month.
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did record in the lighting Allen said.
1T was unfortunate that General Mar
tin was transferred just two days be-
fore the division entered the battle of
the Argonne, and there is no doubt
this reduced the efficiency of staff
Following this tribute to General
Martin the governor said:
And L take pleasure in telling you
that it is my privilege to offer to Gen
eral Martin the place of adjutant gen.
eral of Kansas, place which he
filled most competently and efficiently
before the war and which know he
will fill competently and efficiently in
the future
Allen closed his talk by stating that
the record made by the Thirty-fifth
division has settled for all time the
dispute over the efficiency of national
guard troops and that the Kansas and
guardsmen can meet every test to
which good soldiers are put.
Martin States Favorite Soldier.
General Charles 1 Martin who will
be ad1utant general of Kansas under
the Allen administration, according to
the announcement made by the gov
ernor in his address at the auditorium
this afternoon, is probably Kansas
best known soldier.
General Martin first came into
prominence in a military way in the
Spanish-American war as an officer
of the famous Fighting Twentieth
Kansas regiment. He entered the war
as captain and came out a major.
General Martins home town is Fort
Scott. He served for four years as
member of the Kansas senate and
was appointed adjutant general of
Kansas in 1909 by Governor Stubbs
From that time until the United States
entered the war he was head of the
Kansas military organization having
been W cd
and Governor Capper.
When the Kansas national guard
troops were mustered into federal
service General Martin resigned his
Gov. Charles s. Huffman was ap-
pointed to succeed him.
Commanded 10th Brigade.
General Martin went to Camp Dom
lphan with the Kansas troops and was
made brigadier general, being placed
in command of the 10th brigade of
the 35th division. This brigade was
trained and prepared for service by
MN and he was in command when it
arrived overseas.
General Martin remained in COM
mand of his brigade until just two
days before it went into the fighting in
the battle of the Argonne when he
was removed and sent to a new place
The removal came as a great surprise
and, altho it has never been explained.
his friends believe that he was made
a victim of army politics" and that
his removal was timed so that it
would cause him the greatest humil-
iation.
Was Not Treated Fairly,
The statements made by Governor
Allen in his address this afternoon in
dictate that he considered General
Martin was not treated fairly and
there is probably no one better quail
fed to judge than Allen as he was
constantly with the Thirty-fifth divi-
sion. Governor Allen took especial
pains today to give General Martin
credit for the splendid record made by
his brigade.
General Martin arrived back in To-
peka the first of December and has
been in the city ever since. He was
the first Topekan to bring back news
the heavy losses of the Thirty-fifth
in the Argonne fighting.
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TO BE A FINE WEEK

Continued from Page One.)
"a and 80 degrees. No snow except
few slight flurries occurred in the
country in the last "a hour
At 1 and 2 o'clock this afternoon the
temperature in Topeka registered 3S
degrees. Temperatures were mild over
the entire state. Tonight the mercury
will drop to about IS degrees. This
afternoon it will warm up to about
40 and tomorrow afternoon a tenn
perature of As degrees is expected.
Today will be partly cloudy with a lit
tie sunshine while tomorrow the sun
shine will predominant.
The extrenes on record for this
date were 61'in 1901 and 15 in 1915.
At o'clock this afternoon the wind
was blowing at the rate of IL miles an
hour from the northwest which is
enough to hold the temperature down
a few degrees assisted by the snow
which still remains on the ground.