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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-16

DR. Makielski, osteopath. 126 w
Second st. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-16

FOR SALE-A horse. or will trade
for pigs or COW. $50 Home phone
/ eta
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-16
WORLD FACES
LUMBER FAMINE
Roger E. Simmons Tells LeglS-
IatiVe Commission Prices
Are Certain to Rise.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Roger h.
Simmons. who was sent to Russia IN
1917 as a member OF a United states
government commission 10 study the
lumber situation in the devastated
countries and who was taken prison
er by the bolshevik government and
al one time sentenced 10 be shot, told
the legislative commission iDvestigat-
ing high prices of building material
that the world was facing lumber
famine
Prices OF lumber. he said, were
certain 20 rise in the next few years
because of the unprecedented de-
mand which would come from the
reconstruc' ion OF the war stricken
regions OF Europe. The major por-
ton OF this lumber he said, would
have TO be supplied by the United
States and Canada
Canada Has Large Order
Canada already has received an or
der from the British government for
one million feet of oak from Eng
land and twelve shiploads OF lumber
from Italy. AIR. simmons said Rns-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-16

WE PAY $50 cash for full coupon
Liberty bonds. highest market
prices for other issues Accrued in
terest allowed. No checks. Partly
paid contracts bought Open $3.50
a. m. 10 $50 p. m. G, l.. Guthrie,
423 J. NJ. S Bldg. fourth floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
'SHARTEL FILES
Preliminary
'TERM|MALPUAh
Complete Plans on Main
Street Change Soon,
TO LecALIzE LAND SALE
Money From Sale to Go Into
Improvements.

Tentative plans for the proposed
change in tsrrninsi facilities of tho Oh
ishons Hallway company In Oklahoma
CITY we're MED with the cerposN Ntion
commission today ~ John ". shartsl.
Ncs.Vrsssdsnt sSd general manager q
the company.
Final plans. II wss announced. VIII
he filed within ten days The com.
mission this morning approved the
plans flIel end Issued . formal ordss
permitting the company 10 proceed
With i,s ses~rsi schsms.
The pians fiisd today ere wholly IN
complete. their psrposs being tn psvs
me vsy ~ ihs commission 70 sssus
~ e~6ss which viii Issailse the 90.
ttca - NE company In disposinG q
some surplus psopsrty on nssa strssl
aeAs the prseeat facilities and ssssvest'
Ing the mesey IN the nsv TERMINAL
After the propeIty 10 Disposed o4sn<
IN iAvcstnry ms0e NJ cash mH plus N.
final pisss snl NJ drafted.
II was stated by shsrtei that pres.
ent plans do not contemplate the i'm
mediate sstshllshment Of underground
facilitics. but the plans will be - draw
NJ IN permit this a. any time TIM rom
rany decides 10 put In an underground
system.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24

q G. puneoln, ssaS1ssse q -.
anaghssg ~ ~ 1seth = Lymqn 9Ino(
~ oven ~ yeaeg = - De1l9un011v
- 3 ~ = uu9sse eeoasl ~ ~ -
ooaep6 ts1ay q Sploe ln1vss1 q o.
- ~ ~ aass : sss'ss ~ -
4 ~ ssrsa ~ pamplia vAns pf.
suia9 suegsd spss1sts d psuseh etssst
~ hsus1vNy. ssrvc4 Croae as1 huled
- = y vNs attssaptiag . essss ~
slsses. @s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
Christmas Shoppers Buy
Twice As Much AsLast
Year, Clearings Show
CHRISTMAS n|M
0kl1g31 KNOWN

WARRINGTON. Dc N.-rhss y
the grcatsN gift-siving chnAmas
tho United atstss has ever kn0sh.
according 10 repovts recstvs6 ~
the postoffYcs department seA ssds
public to-day. The volume II chsia-
mas mall y reported ,s pes~ent
heavier than u wAS last year.
which vas the heavies mall sves
known. The increase In various
iocaiities rune from Is percent "a
is5 percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
EURopE'S FOOD
SUPPLY MUST DE
POOLED BLISS
Germany Should Be Includ.
ed, Peace Envoy Says.

WASHINGTON. Dc. W.--Snsops's .
most urgest need todey \ ths peelSAs
Of IL food suppiy snl ~ sseaoosA.
ment Of pssVsr distSibstioa fsc(1oesse
under a director -sssesal h ~ -.
ion ei Usx. raskss y. oQgA . nsns
bsr ss ths Americas Vsscs 1eoaoattca.
vhs reached. wssA'agssa tsens. sssa
Paris. -
sueA % srvsnesnsai,, 0a1so -
ssid, would ssnsvs GDeoqoroe
ssssagfhsa 0see)a ~ ~ et4 Qqoll
| issuaAeles Dsu)a1 ~ ue~. Gq1leneaQI
sealA Ass - asstp1 - : 49,. g
0ssmaav $3.50 - s1sls1 = -
eessseais ssAilessas UoDoI6l ~ ~
WsoA 0DertA&U ssu1p1D4 - Nesoaep
thsss WenI1 - - sogn1e = Usesn'
ssst WAtsA Ueal1 nssleooH seno -
~ slhse ssn1tTtaA
Ossspsi 11ss saW - Daut9eley =
lnSludtus Nussla h the 1iD6nueDuo
paaa. Ut - ~ Y ~ pssesat -
csi,sG eov6r1nsst = tAae eeunty5
"vpuSa plAy ssis v,tA ~ ~ u ~
vss,1 tt. thirty lays aal 6ugiAg shal
- he gsasssi llsar1eoth : e eeeee'
u(t3eo euSid ~ eslee1 y tofeo0l
nuuula.- NJ halbsve1 tAaA. ~ psSDpa'
eltnsttsa b Ut souoesy wsuto =
es0o,stsH saoaUG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
Man Attempts to
Lift Corner Of
Office Daildiasi' I
He Answers Drunk Charge
In Court as Result.


N ~ hsve i,ith the slss Of grain
Of uanstara seed ~ can remove ineua-
tatNs--"
Or vee1s 10 thst effect.
A. sst rats man who saM his naiue
10 Oscar Nsvbssthen vas notice1 N .
squattiag Dooitl6a at The southsase eof.
nss sf ~ oeicerd buliAsng sasty to1ay.
ns a&Qooes1 y - tugginG avay q
u lsll1!se r . essAly sssssst~ ~
witA uafuaeAlag pofpees.
~ Deoee Wsse nlle1 aal Oscar sa.
ola1es1 - - tsyiao y M . sss~sr
Ge ~ bsiioae.
49, Rsn . DssiHsl baet an1 he
aepoG1114 q anawsstAe . ''1sSah''
sAogp y unatt1u.l sesst. NsvSssshsa
so1Qnlooo - talDlleA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
Fire Warning
Issued BY Chief

Warning 10 persons las'ns Christmas
eve entsrtsinr,ents tonight 10 be care
fol snout decorations catching fire vas
issued today ny Toasy Meyers. chief
Of the f,re department.
II public buiSdiAgs and churches
where . large number Of people are
sathered special fire prerau,Ioos via
ps tahsn. Chief Meyers said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
FIGS PREDICTS
STATE PRICES
ARE TO FALL
"Drop From 2 to 33 l-3
Percent on NeCessarieS,"
SPECIAL PRICE Ph0seRs
Special Assistant 10 Fain
Also Is Possibility,

Pr,ess Of nscessaries VIII fall from
: 10 sst.: percent In oklahoma within
ninety days after . state fair price
administrator has bsca appointed snd
q state essaaintioa 10 active.
This 10 the pseAtctloa u Howard y.
riss. fslsri hir psies administrator.
Whs 10 vieitino Me parents. Mr. ana
Mra J4hA 2. nOe. iiN West Thir.
tesatA street.
,o9aes AaassesswseWt ossW.
". Piv tAh .osrrias conferred
W,tA 0evsfnse nsbsetssa on the aues-
tia q spps,asiag . oests fair pricS
sAaln nbtvates. asl eapoets - snaouncs
the epeslntmeat bs(oso ~ isassa fes
wasA(N0tsa essl 1i1s1. Ths state
admlais(rstss vtu speeint seusty fair
priae alusn1otsve0sv en- co0oett<se
rhs state ef6Sclai Wi,l sesve without
psy. MT usnsy Wsij ~ fssaisAe1 BY
the gevsssnsat y ~ NJ eisgssai hssp'
llts offiees pesbsbly viii bs y the ted
essi bnidias herr. -
A. ,hs zane time that ~. rlSr
nssAs his predittiaa ut iovse prices fol
ihs state, he snaouneea thst . special
assistsn, United Ntatss district attor'
ney viii b. appoiated. n secessary, tt
aid district Attorney Palm ia proserut'
ins prciitesrs.
Hs slse. declared that the Aspast'
sssut Of justics will send several spsch
spcsst sAsvics nisa hsra - ssslst lA0e'
rlAtlay, hsAA of the bvreau - l0sss'
ttgatieA inSihis state. n trsreino Aewv
psptttsers. and ssttiao evidence ~
a wsvvSs utloN.
"h1sasv 10 lsse."
Mr. risg vouIA not ~ M nsefp
5ias wn4tl,es As hsl,evso thMp = W~6'
Dre;ltcsstra n OhlahaMe - Goaaea1l
CIT. bat hc ~ ~ 0e - cve
soAlaAnma City ee41uotH se ~
gyHoAY hempss tAaees ~ - - IN!
0(Ck1sAGesotioa h 49, 4S tt n. y
whls n ~ ~. ~ 4o.
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- h(lhe Csalaa. eA01gun40 ~
hAsssa Csty Coasuue4 U4
aoaSss With ~ - - p0 y
snahias the isGeua 4 ~ ~ H.
j6nnna CRY. wsWMf9 N
cIvhwu, ks saiA ~ ~ = ~
fH1asg = psSveiao ~ - - Ng)qG /
", riGs bseisvss - -
OaishsmA cry - Seeoefe "a
svptty wsll. -stahlto11 - Loee
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
Fss,ass UeOrs Slavs
PaW $a1I(a c1olIs

ATLANTA. o.. De. N.-Diu Ye0e.
fssmss sAss. I'M his aaaual senDsea q
The ssse1osv heWs hsss taeay NTH ~
Oh Wasr,osy. ecf the Conts1egsey ~
"Bili." % usual, brought alsae . nttle
gift for esch ef them. h
The sgsA n>eso M. hess psUst1tae
the sifts ~ ysass, partiy With ~ sun
money asd partly from diasse co1oeee1
around Me ho0s nsan Nacoa. vheee ~
has hseons tmswn % ''Tsn-esee M"
Last eunmes W. OessgtA laOislAtuRa -
nskiag apprseviauoas fse ~ ~
vldel . spseiai ma 10 carry - Dtrs
west. sal % this peshah,y b ~ M
time The "a datksy VIII p,ay aanta
Ciaua at the home, 0oveeaoy Doessy
|ant ether stats sff'eish arvuassl y
b pesesat
NAoounorON. Dec. g. - Rsal
CAeistaBne veetAsr viii greet beate
CO vbeo ~ nakss bic resN1s -.
u1Gk1A ~ uoone Atlantic. Nov -.
| NJ ~ 0oo0e veoAsFA states aeo1Fe
~ ~ - We1eA9 naA
oDow 09p(o1D ~ esreeaa - ~
| |eoogQon ~ oonQ11 \ uAass Goneq
| Ie1DgGo11p ~ ~ Ssuatsy M vooe11l
S00o1011 N ssuslsus NJ svGI
megl q ~ eooa1Py. bat ueWh1ge 4
ssvsss1x ~ wsaahse sxysssso. x
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24
State Miners
CHIEFS CALLED
INTO meeting
Southwest District Confer
ence in Kansas City.
WAGE BOARD CONVENED
Wilson Summons Coal Com
mission to Capltal Today.

PfTT6BURC. Kan, Dee- W-AH
Kansas miners striking h psotsst
against the ssndIag 70 jan q thsIr
pssstasnt, Alexander Howat. we're se.
tsrsd 90 return 10 vcst By district o.,
Metals this aftsmesa. Tks ordsr vsai
sut By aissctiea " nswaA whe csm-
mualesssd With bic effies ~ tssspAces.
Hewat nsthIeA h.s Office that the
CsstssI anl ssAss toesl strihes wouid
- tshsa up by the district hoard here
rTiday.
One ,hou.and m'nsrs sun were %
strike In sta min1a.
August Dcrchy, distrirt viee.presi.
Aent, and Thomss Harvey. distrtct
secretary treasurer. are In Kansas City
today Tor . meeting Of the unsea Of.
ficials q Kansas. OkAhoma, Nssoosrf
and Arksnsas. Thomas CuaaiReAan.
travelling auditor. In ehargs of the
unica hsAAosartsrs. vss sttsmpsiss 70
ssubliph ccMnuHicatiou With Aiezsndes
Wovas. sho vas expected 10 b. to
Ksnsss City also for the meeting. No
order for the meeting Of the district
executive boAsd has yet b~sn is,ued II
va, understood. A dispatch from In.
dis m r.ohs isst night aid that Howat
had tssssrsphed call Tor the merons
of The executive board. IA the &asd
has only siH members. u VIZ n@ oe
hard to get . meeting of the board on
short nstice,
| ~ =. $780,,
WAshiNoTUS. p -res'as.'
w''so~ To-Day issues . eau Ior : mss-
ING hsrs Aoeesy Of tne spsc". 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

/ bet g%eraiger'ife !Sits, men fonot
at De eprige 9cboere par bare ct Gor
ganle &oner, iom ban life oniaa oct
llntd9en ppro at fringe til Of itoa
op. Ga ban bapoe uofert lin Snipef
tton al Sliiet. iorloo ban oct meo at
gjertage: "Sfficeren oil bore her ON
20 Wtinltter." Maoame @erangcr og
benoes 9stre ioritob life bpao bette
lfuIoe betpoe. Dc iao no paa 8aoen
og III 9if ocn iuIbc @irfcligbeo op
for Dem. De bsrte Sfrig ira Robo-
biiiene og 9iennem Wsrtet ifiuteoe
DC Illaa &lpnger Der og Der meo M
% oa Ell brGnoenoe Saffel, iom bite
Dem, at DC bar ~lfiplpenoe &oiloer
inoer Solbatbepogtning.
(Dtere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
3Sic aapitcI.

Srbren I'll al iUttc init Slot iorbcl
I'll Ntootagclicll al Seltmor'tolt bon
@inocnburq % Opcrecnerol %uocn'
oorfi blep miq o~perbroat al en- .Ioul.
taut orliat pco Authorization ser,
iom lea icr hor iortalt haooc loat
9ciIaa pan nit &uS, mig iclp % mine
Sienerc.
"Gm 10 elmer or Sc her, Qia
hame. ioQoe Ioiutalten, "oq "a moo
alt pore ioroeu til ocrc5 @ioOtaacIic
0e fonmncr til at npboloe ii1 her en-
9Iat / oct minoitc.
Gctte bctco, at poo 10 elmer
moot4e ie8 omoroue belle l)0itprct /
mine &UrcIicr, adele sc opcritc
Gtogcr al Slottct / 10 Hulfcr &rreI
FER og iiocu ic al ifaffc &Io02 ior sc
0iTccrcr Tom inIQtc mco 0pcracuc
raIcruc. Gorot fod giort bette maattc
lea iIuttc Ms alt 0ci, iou tjIh6rtc De
9lrtiucrioficcrcr, iom ollcrcbe bou0c
lit Smarter hos mia. lutte tlmgc
MsbIcr, % ie al ioa orOnct ait ioa
qobt iom nutIiq poo iommc 8i0 iom
lea moottc ic til at roo tiuouct ct
uoIniuocIiQ iIot @}nnltio al nct Nioo
forraoo ION bar ifaiiet tllpcic al
mine @laQcnonoer - % olt bette
nocn onocn MirIp enc Nlooclcinc2,
I'M lea i~ortoltc ON / iioitc aopitcl
10 andre mcqct lngc Hi0er, iou booze
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Gre Har i ty$k $Iaveri.
()pericttcHe fra Gueelff for "Oetorab pofen" al c5repiuoe sc 6d5as
pasidls ",llY Gbree bears Of German SldpsrY.O
copyrighted by Star Company.

hos mia, 90 mine Sicncitcpiger. 6ors
bcrcocIicrnc por unocr Opipn al No.
iutoutcn, men bon nc0Ioo lig life ill
at biGlpe.
Affurat paa W|inutct 10 elmer
titcr SrorCua Niqipelic fIerte DC 9roo
@utomobiIcr, iom ieg bouoc icct fierc
bcuimoo Gpiuop tioligcre poo Gogcn,
ircm ioron Slottct. st Guim Stoba
ofiiccrcr iprona no % too / @iungt
itiuing poo bcqac Siocr AZ Ntolft'
ncrnc u0crfor Slot2portcn. Gu isr'
fig, ic~Iubcpioit, Tom ieq qicnficuotc
ION General Stcugcr, G%ioiiionafonl.
monoeren / Ocmc @an, ltcg no Al
Gutomobilcn % otter ham fon1 bon
Niuocnbura od &%locnoorii. General
StcuQcr % Major nou GIlmonn, Tom
icg iiocl iii bloc por Gbcf ior BON
Nju0cnmtrQ2 p|crionliqc Stob, off
iHrit iuo / Slottct &oct ieg nbIeo ely
@ciuliuQ ira 9~lonttantcu, boooc icQ
ole Nicolcnmlcr al min Nu5
itono iamucu / ben bnQcritc Gel al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &inocubur9
&~ltocnoorii "a General Stcn0cr loo
life iom sc ioa o9. &iuOcuburQ off
mco clqouQ ino / 5nlonen fulQt al
oc olorc. Nfcn Niaior Gumam FREQ
tucr1oucr Solel oN GA ieg bar bIeOct
ham i%orcitiIt iom Slottcto Gicrinoc
hcupcnotc han fig til mig: "0c pil
pcrionlig blipc boIot onipnrlig Tor at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Sannih Gnffs.

&ogt Squnib ion &anbct er 6Glot
gobt al, presses igicnncn ct 9ropt
Gsrilag % til bper Sop tagcS TO
Spiiclteer lmeltet MargorirL 4 Spi-
~ieifeer Weif, SoIt og Gc6er eiter
Sbng, og TO pispebe 9GBgcbIomner.
0ette ilooes gobt, til bet flenoeS rig
tie LET no % %tililut bapeS en- itippiifct
9Gggebuioe i. Gn ltor Sfe fulb 40
@angen lGg9eS nOoper lmlrtc Fan-
ser % rcpct Dit % liOt Faprifa
orpsIes opcr bper. Soa Iteges oe /
en- riotig beo @oqeropn til DC bar
bupet ii0 riqtig goot og ct bruno. g
nloo Ipiics mco en- Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
SRA Srpmmcmes TeroeM.

Menneitene3 Sr9lunlc bar til ole
Sioer tilbert oct uIorflarligeS Ser
Sen. Ceres ~1Sorbinbelle mco % Sno-
ilpoeIie paa Oet pirfeligc SipS Sore
~teeIlcr % @r1toelicr bar puret % cr
frcmoelc$ mcget omItrtot. Gn fietot
tpIf NcrpelrQe, Softor Conner, iom /
manage Nar bar uGrct ipSiellat me0
Irqnmlc, og lom ulber %eroenSfri-
Gen bar oiort intcreSiante Stloier
pao bette Smraa0c, flyer, at Grem-
men CT ct &llnltperf, botS SiIbltpelle
fer citcr beIten1tc 2ope, % at oeit
ltoor / lepcnbe og inocrlig Torbin.
belic mes set bepioitc / Menneifeii9-
len.
0oftor 2omer ifilorer noglc ciel-
bommclige Soloateroromnle. Gn tpif
Soloat fortGQcr: Huber 8cleirln-
gen al &eroun inotog hi Ell ~ficiotlig
Sitting, iom bleu ifarpt bcifllot. Ga
port &eqimcnt ifilloe nilplc$, ppoa-
geoc man, at ct WaifingepGr mlang-
lcoc. Cen fplgcnoe 9tnt iaa ie9 /
0rpmlnc Waifin9epGret ligge / ct
8ranathlll / NTrbeocn al ct SrU. Gn
lnnl, bclt nptrampet Sti i9rte oio.
Nuite Worgen fortaltc ie1 bette til
&olnpallid)eiert, og leg fit bans I'll
lobelle til at unberIsge 6~orboloct.
Seq orog nignaroe oa forot alt ant
men nctop inaoan, iom ie1 bopoe
orornt oct. Som @elpnning lit ieg
Scrnforiet.
&optein Q. o%rplnte, at ban bleu
iorflpttct til en- rltsliif 8p. Nnitc
Iag fit ban orore ON at begipe fig
netpp til bcn @p, hpiS Naun ban
nctop bapbe bort / Grsmmen. Terite
Nat / @pcn bren1te ban, at ban bar
paa Sci til Ell SorpoIL iulgt al Ell
Observation-Disclosures. Haa Geien frenl
iIo0 Ell @ronat ncb, orGbte Stiantc-
riofiiceren og Iaareoe baml ielp al
porlig. Gen nGite Tag banote bette,
affllrat Iom &apteinen bapoe orornt
set.
San a%nisrer o9iaa mango Grem.
pier poa, at &c bienlmciiooenbe &pin-
Ser | Srpmmc bar iaaet McooclclIe
ON oereS aiGres 500. Sffc buenl.
ioulbcIit bar Gpuc til at mootogc ct
iaaoant @arid, aiprIigbeoen til %
slngiten Tor Dem clifebe rroa ircmfor
alt bare tiliteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
&jpo-2uaf.
&aser al Iis % Saniase Meat.
(Mcoiiterbcig).

Eli en- Sop fogt &is, iom fan boz
re enten folb eler parnl, tages ct sGg
og 2 toppeoe Spiieifeer Sailioge
Weat. Taar set err goot iamnten-
blanoet, formes bet / imoa ilaoe &o-
ger og bisie itegcs / Scot, ionl enoe-
lis maa urre rigtig beot, naar aa-
aerne luaoeS /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
BUFFET oe Kjcffenet.
Sot Yut.

st Vlnb Saarefieo, ell bolp Sop
"pearleo Barley, Ell Spiicife Salt,
4 Yoteter, 8 2eg, noele Stilter Gel
leri. Suorcfipoet ifipreS / lmoa
Stpffer % bruneS lommen meo 80
gen / Seotet iom er ifaaret al alss
oct. Sap oct ioa op i Ell 8rpoe meo
tpt 2aag, tilIrt 2 Quarts Sano og
@pggrpnene og Loo bct ltaa oa lmaa-
Iurre / IL Sinle. &op laa Totetcr-
neo l. iotn err ifaaret op / temmelig
fore Stpffer, iantt Scaericl o. lao
oct foge ell balp Sime til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Gprncub Sirnp.

Toor man life fon ifoifc Jig Waple
Sirup, iaa fnn man lape Ell goo
Subititut peo at foge 12-15 Gorn-
cobs, BELT %iooooltne ion ser far pr-
ret rpot Corn poo. &c paifcS forit
% fo9eS 0erpoa / nof &ano til at
orffc ocnt. &anoet files % tiIiGtte3
nof Suffer, laa oct fon fo8cs til
Sirllp.
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nocu cit
Spcrattou.
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Spprban eli Wnmb / Mc,u Seriep blcu
al meS en- nlpurlig, GaarOnaffct
%rpfifaSe / bpirc Sgife nbcn oct
minbitc SrDbcri.

NcNeufor er CT @iacbc nf eugene 90.
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qllon, gleip SerIcp. SUis ou flnbe ie BAN
peo lit Irbeibe, irrlig naor ban haanbz
terer tlrngt Sernmer, hopper % flntrer
omfriu9 ion, en- llngoon, uilDe on pnuz
ifelig trnte big, at ban fpr bar pGret be-
bDroet nlcp Nrof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
MAILING uden Ole.
Werfelig CpNnoelie. Der iurminoifer
Malinss &oitenoe meo 75 psf.
On fri YrspeVaffe, tenocs enbper,
f0m SYrinrr 0rr0an

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@. har ~opfunhsi en- proes for SilpiriuIul AZ en- M
Slaas Malina pheH grna AZ Gle. GAN taloer ben
gorerpaint. Sen fpmmsr | fcrri AZ ei teri Yulcer.
% aIt Der traHaes CT folht 9onb for at lape en- wea'
lima. Der holher ia mob 9eir % lIo, tr iauit1r %
paria for nortrhia oa i~Inpsnhie Srna. 2st er Vrius
eipti iar GsmsR; anneuet / Mailing, Zen friter ~ I'll
hpil.,niomhslii CrsrNaes. Ara. Sten ener Dsnriitn.
iirpqts % Ter M iom Clismaiius. % Ton 7 fun pm.
trent en- SitroeetI iaa rsaet.
S!rip til NJ. 4. |. Rice. Msnafscturss. 273 North
styvst. Adams. n, T.. % ban pi lsree Tia en- tri
Irrptpatis iault yerntirrf % 'riotrneia Cplpsrina.
pfNnes anureau ou tan ipars np'iaa mauas Spaars.
6lyfp iboa. Ia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-11

ernment by itself, acting independ-
emily and often in defiance OF the
Vienna government, which Is actu-
ally controlled, as far as any con-
troll goes, by these workmen and
soldiers councils. Neither the Chris
tian Socialists nor the Social Demo-
Gratis have majority in the assem-
bly,, so that the Alderman party
with its membership of about SO has
the balance of power and throws Us
vote to suit its own ends. There
must be terrible suffering this win
ter. The country will be practically
without fuel. and it is a rigorous
winter climate. Food already is
scarce and poor and daily increases
in price. The hospitals are still
without supplies, the death rate is
high and the streets literally filled
with begging men and women and
children. Highway robbery is prev
alent. smuggling rampant and there
are signs Of revolution unless con-
ditions quickly mend.
There. too. the body of the peo-
pie seem to want a monarchy. They
have had enough pf Republicanism.
people say coup d.
etat is not impossible. 1t would
not take much to place king back
II he were strong man with quality
Of leadership. In any event the re-
dictionary element is strong and is
growing stronger in the absence of
in the present govern
ment.
The Austrians are hopeless regard
ing their future and see onlya un-
ion with Italy or Czecho-Slovakia. IL
they are to survive. The country is
stripped of its resources
by the peace settlement and the peo-
pie are too worn out to fight. In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-11
EASTERN EUROPE
LACKS ASTAbLE
RULING POWER

PARIS, Oct Correspondence
Associated Press.) = An intimate
view of conditions in Eastern Eu-
rope is given by an American official
just back from a tour through Pol
and, Czecho-Slovakia. Austria and
later visit to the Hungarian capi-
tai at Budapest. He says:
1T seems inevitable that changes
must occur in the governments Of
all these new states of Europe. None
of them is stable. Everywhere is
the intrigue and struggle for power
and place on the part of cliques and
individuals and beneath is the un-
rest and discomfort of the masses.
National independence has not
brought Utopia and constitutions do
not furnish bread.
I'm Poland a strong opposition
to Mr.. Paderewski has developed.
Besides this, Poland will suffer from
acute hunger this winter. Her peo-
pie are supporting an army out Of
all proportion to the population to-
guard her frontiers and any incident
may bring clash with the Czechs
or Germans. The Teschen question
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-11
RADIO CONNECTS
ARCTIC OUTPOSTS'

DAWSON, Y. T., Sept. 11.-(By
Mail Radio connections between
Dawson and the far Arctic outposts
OF Herschel Island, Rampant House
and Fort MCPHERSON, is being urged
upon Dominion authorities by the
Yukon Development league and 9TH
ers.
Only one wire has served the Yu-
kon, the one direct stretch south
through the wilderness to the Cana
dian Pacific railroad at Ashcroft. L.
500 miles distant. Local feeders
have been neglected. Even Mayo
heart of the new Yukon silver re-
gion--it is pointed out, Is isolated
entirely. Now the cry has come from
outlying mining camps. from persons
Interested in increasing the useful
ness of the distant police outposts.
for more communication.