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9Sari8. 9. &on

9Sari8, 8. San.
9tod) 0cn letten 9erihten, 0ie Der
GoriIer &opo5 9tgentltr aus 0eutidj-
Iano om Gonner5tag porlu8en iol
Die Sdeioemonnife &egicrullq
qeItiir3t moroen iein, ln0 0ns rdOifale
Clement in Berlin nah blutigen
&inpien 0ie ObcrbanO 8eruonncn bu-
ben.
Die 9eri6te Ingcn, eS lei cine neua
repoIutionGre 9tegicrltng altSgerrfen
morocn, sic iih aus &ertrctern Ser
,,lta6bGngigen" So3ialoemofroten
5uIammcnIcbe
@$ miro ferner bebauptet, Elm Sbail
Ser Regicrllngstruppen iei SIT Den Re-
nollltionGren iibergegangen uno Die
Spartocrs 2ellte h6tten oie miftig.
Itcn 8unfte IN Berlin beIett
Ser 9iirgerfrieg ioIl iih audi alI
onoereGbeile8elltihlaos auSocbnen,
miro ongeoeutet, lno bereit3 Sbeile
bes Distinguishes lmo 8npcrnS er-
griffen haben.
@uItap NoSfc, ser ae9enmdrtise
S0dItfonlmnnoircn0e Ser Hegit-
ritnqstruppen, mill ,lpie bcrihtet miro,
neue Iruppcn nod Der Sdrptltaot
ihifen uno periuden. oicie mieoer 3lt
nchncn. Mon erwarte, hciBt eS, cine
per3lpcifelte Reoftion ieitenS Der con-
Icroatincn GIemcntc.
0ic &erIlIte onl6Blih Ser StraBe1-
fGmpfc IN Berlin i6Ilen id)mer ge1pc-
fen iein.
3ie ,imobhdnoigcn" So5ioloenos
fraten an ser Spite ser nellen Heaie-
rltng ioIlen 2e0cbour, 2icbmann ill.,
9icf iciu.
Or. aarI 2iebfncdt, Scr 6iihrer SET
SpartacuS @ruppc, ion iumer nod)
in Ieincn eiqcnen @eItrebtrgcn tort
fohrcn, oniheincno, ltm einc He9ic-
rung not Ieiuem 0cihnod ein5lt-
Ieten
Die Hcgicrlnq bot Srltppcn III
Berlin 5uiommenQc5ogclL uno nn
Nfittlpof mllrocn oie Sportaclt@.
9entc pom GotS0aucr 1m6 Dem 9ln+
halter @ahnbof, bonn 8ronocnbtrQcr
3hor uu0 BON ser Central =Gi'enbahn-
perlpoltunq bertricben. Gcr &rieQ&-
niniIter erflGrte oem 'gerid)terltotter
oeqeniibcr, sic Mudlt Ser &egerltnQ
iei inn @ohIen, 0o 6reipillige ihrt
GicnIte onb0ten. Gcnnoh peroe eS
niht leitt iein, Sic Sromtng tpie
serbersuiteIlen, neil sic Spnrtoclt8
Ieute in alien 5heilcn @erlinS @cbolr
De briett bGttcn. @ei Ser @cietunl
Ser 8egierungs. .Grl,derei iollen Ser
Sportacus-9eltten aft3ehn Willioner
Wlarf 9opiergelo in Die Sdnoe gefal
len fem
9(nlIteronn1, 9. San,
Sad, 8eriften Ser Srunffurtel
Tohridten erreidten oie StroBeu
fdntpfe in Berlin ihren S6hcpunf
slpiIfen 0ienStaannd1t II llhr mi
Ns;ttuod,friib 5 llbr; fat unntec
broden ION Itorfe5 8eid)iitfener &C
meien iein. Die Gepeide fiigt bin
3lt. bic G6ertihe 9fcgierung bnt
oie Gage nod in Ser 9un6. 8roB
Srtlppeu 9tbthcilungen, holtptdhIid
9(rtiucric. treffen itetig IN @erIil
elm. Miniitcrprdiioent Gbcrt Iol
einem Treuno qegeniiber gedlBcr
hoben, er bobe fem @eoenfen ilbe
Sen 2Iu5gang oe3 Samples.
@oIe1, 8. Son.
8ic Ole 5rnnfiurter 3eitunt
n1ittheiIt, iino Gruppen Die 3u
Gbertideu 8cqierunq holteu olt
9}ots0om in Berlin eiHqctroffen I'M
hoben sic Spnrtocus 2eute Bis sun
GhierQorten 3urijfqelporien; ultiiey
benz bobcn iie Die Heids6rudcrc
nie0er bgictt.
-S.-
- 6err Scooter hat einen Scrri
CTafL ofg tS;I+s 19r~Ey,,t,,-z : - - n
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GohlebcIdrGnfnna nuigchObcn.
Nrilnnclphio. I. oSnll

Der 9(ut5rn3jt 2lusihub Ger
@lmoc@ aoucnoernaItung hnt ictt
ole Ginihrduflmg fir Oen @criano
BON 9lnihra5itfohIe in Der gag @robt
ailfgehoben. 0icie 8roBc bari iett
micoer iibcruIi hin pcrinnot lpcrbcr,
auh nod ioIhen Staten fir oie icit
nuhc3u eincm Sabre feine 2ntbra3i;-
aoble fiir &nu5h1ltlnq5ppedc geItots
tet qelpcicn mar. GnS neno1u1te @u.
rcnlt IteIlt fcrucr il, 9IuSuft, 0nB oS
nicIlciht in nohcr 3ufunit in Der SoQe
icin mcroc, Die Ginihrdnfltnacn filr
Sen 8eriono bon 45en aobIe aii5I-
hphetr
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ltc6ernnbme empiuIleu.
9ulrth. D}iu1.. : cJou

2ltlNIU, Utlilll-s Z, NSull.
9'iiroernciitcr 6. Y Wogncn cnl-
piohl ON Montog 2lbeno oen Staot,
pcror0neteu, ous StraBen 9ahn
Suitcm pon QuIutb, N}inn, aI$ Of.
Icutlihc3 giqcnth!m 5u itbcrneh.
men. Gr cnpIahI ierucr onB Der
Stootanmalt sic nothigcn Shrittc
hun ioQe, rn oieic5 ou$3uIilbren.
IN Ieincr 9cqriin0ung iaatc Der
94iirQcrmejitcr, oob llcbcrnohma Der
ztroi,rnbom Ser Stoot Gulutb oia
5TicntIithes GiQentrltnl entpoocr
0urd Gauf o0er Condemnation Bic
ein3joc 90iluQ. fir nllc 0ic lmbe.
aucmlidlfcjtcn lei, Die 0ns QtbIifunl
ourd sen onA'blich oiirItiaeu Str0
i,rubohuNien7t An lei0cn bottc.
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Qinhn11 & Hnn

@ritiife SoIoatcn Die iibcr bic
&crId'Icppun9 ihrcr GntIaiiltug I'M
3uirieoen limo, pcronitoltctcn an
Dtittpod cine ncuc Slmoqebunq in
2onoou. G,SH transport qlutonto,
biIeu un0 3u SUB cridienen Nen9er
non 5oI0oten Dor 0em (3eb1rNe 0,s
@ricqsnliniitcriuns; 6ic Qeutc famen
non 6cm goqar Ghorchau. tielc poa
ibnen hattcn pon Solonif. ous ST.,
mothurIoub crhoItcu ln0 nehrtcn Ti3'
lett 0ooa1an, njeocr h.rii6erqaidfs'
SIT ncroen
9In oGremein2n hctruoen iid Die
Gelrte geor6nst uu6 bchau6eItcu Sc
2JnqcIeqentcit NIT @unor Sod Det
Qartea iie iidl. ou=einanoer3uaeFen
ehe I'm Grjca sminiitrium zine ~
nrommq cnpfonqcn un6 ihr BORT noa
9camtcn Sic 3crijf,crunJ 1eqcbeu
muroa. 6ob ariaq icfret1r niscounf
M}Iner un6 General CIR @iGiour
9}ohcrt'or ocrooa ictt FIBER oie ge.
it.Uer6en Der SoIoaten conierirtqn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

ia, gtorth Onfota, 9tarnIan0, Mon.
tand, Iri3ona. 9eInuarc, Scrn9.
South 0ofota, YtaiIahuletts. @cor.
gia, Souiiiana, sslorioa, Ii6ienn,
Soobo uno SenneHce.
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Selegrapbiide NOti3cn.
Heun Cpier cincS Srauoes.
9}itlsbllrah. 20. s. ,Snn.

pei Dem 6eucr lmo Ser grpIo.
lion, peIdle nm 0ieu9tag oas Slim
Grd)anae 0eb0noe in Bitt@hurgb,
Senipluahia, Tcnu 9Incnuc. 5eritGr-
ten. tnmeu nelm Eerioncn nm rmo 20
an0cre crlittcu &erlebungen. mic bis
YtIttluudlpormittog bcfanut muroc.
Ser Decentralization lit uuf rimo t.
100000 Collars geiddet moroeu. Gi,
uigc ocr Gpicr, meiItenS Trnucu, po
rem pnn ben 6Ionnncn abqeihnittcn
un0 mur0cn 0urd3 Die Grploiion her
al@gcidIcuoCrt. 2lnocre iprongeu
ans Sen SSeuitcrn ober ipltr0en uon
TCIiar,nehrIr1Jtru f1rrrttrt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Die GntlaiInna ms Dem Seer.
MoII1In0ton, 6. I5ol1

Gonlmon0cure pon Ganlpi ii
Uiiionen in ocn @cr. Stootcn rur0eil
am Wtontag pon @oihmgtnn aus
ongerpicien in eritcr Siuie oicicnl.
acu SoIontcn 3u cntIoiicn Oercn
9}diic 3cigcn, onB HnQchorioe pon III.
uen obhdngiQ limo. in 5lpcitcr 2inje
Wdnncr, nelde 5dnuieriqfeiten IN
ben piirocn, GipiIonitcIlungcn 3u CT,
buIten, penu lie Iangcr int Seer be
holten mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Gu ut.ll Der 3anIcn Sd0p'

Gu mG!lit Der Jan5cn Sdop'
luna Ydui
ylur 0urdl 6cin g&iileu oeriteb'n.
II itst Dir cine Bride auf
Tim nadl ben 5tcruen 5u ie6'n.
zett es Jienld}cn 8ibt, bat Der
u'cuih Ii4 81 iUeulg gcirclt. Eo3.
meiHt 8riiocr. ~ unicre GrbitHoe.
limo lcrHeu mIr ans 'rcuch 10 per-
lcrncu MIR cm beileu an6ern mebe
;u tim uno Mebe5 allsjuocnicu.
liicgide.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Ct. 9SnlII. Mllnl1.. I. ,SSan.

Qic Al. Sibung Scr Stuot5
2cgiaIatur pou 0linnciotn trnt un
TjcuStag 9tohmittoQ in ct, HouI
N{inn.. 5llianncn. @ci Sen Grofi.
nuuQ9ieierlid1fciten ionlan WtitQlo.
Ser 0es SoI0otcu. mo Niatroicu-
clu63 pon 5t. SAUL 3u Ghren 0a2
pcritorbencn cbcmGIigeu 0r0iioentln
[hcooore &ooicpclt mebtcn Die JIoa
acn uuf 0cnt Scbdloc h1lbmaIt.
@ouocrncur 3. VI @wuqnjit miro
am N|ittmoh icinc @otihoit perlci3 |
uno 0en 9lnlt9eio ablcucn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Fleiid'lOic Sage.

NTIIIuHIU, y. ,NuH.
Die NabruH15nlittcl 9eaor0c Der
Horueqii6au 8e9i7runq miro, rDic IN
3r;Irionia befonnt qegcben miro. oeuI-
ndt1It fiir 6otcls uRasa~i4az rants II,
&orrc1en Die GlrfijRrinq bon orei
fleiifIoieu Gagtn IN Ser @0fc an.
oronen.
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9lmerifaniiflc @erluitc in HnFlunS.

~-Nu tbLuBAul4' :. N>Hi''
Die 8eidmnt3ohl ser Sterbeioll
inter Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in 9tor0rlBInn0 betruQcn biz gum 4.
2Sonuor 6 Cffi3iere uno 216 Wtnnn,
ME Dem &ricqsocportCment III Woih-
innton om 0icnstog pou Gol
25an1cs 81. 9fuggIe8, amerifaniid)er
Wtilit6r 9lttahe bclm 9otlf)aftet
1Troncis in 9lrhanqcl, Iefobelt muroe
Col. Ruqolc8 mcloet, 0oif Die NtS,
riiTttnq Ser SoIooten nolitdn0ia, bie
8ciltn0hcit Ser Solootcn mtSoc5cid),
net un0 ser @ciYt ichr out iei 9ie
95ahrlmgSperhdItniiic ncr0en alS iehr
nut bcidlricbcn; Ser ihlimnlite Won
qel ION an Iriihcm SenliiIe bc'tchcn.
Gic &crIuite mcrbcn ioIaenoernlo-
zen ongcqcben: @efollen oocr Ser
run0unQ crIcqcn-3 0fIi3icrc 1no57
Ml1nu; ourh &ranf1eit 9citorbcn-
, 0ffisicrc rm0 63 2Parn bnrd I'm
iaIl uct0otct-4 Ntonu; crtrultfcn--
I Gffi2icr 1mo , N}awn; Ocrn1irt--
IS Maun; ocrrpumbet-t59 Wnln;
ourh 3ufou pcrrpuoct-t5 W}ann.
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9Snrtrait @corac @nifingtun.

TIt"D tIVttt y. NNE''''
Nuf cincr 0fientIihcn 9Iuttion
in g}elp 9orf. mur0r cin 45ortroit
non @corgc @nIhinQton non Gilbert
5tuart iiir S21 900 Collar pcrfolti.
0o9 @il0 itanint pon Der Snm1l-
luna 0ea Chomus 9 Glnrfc Scinc
nu8 fiinf5iQ @iIocru bcltebcnoc
Son,n1Iung brod'tc ina8cionmt 7S,'
035 Tollars.
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Ter norOruiiiide 6elOiug.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
January 10, 1913. as required by
Act OF October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Heuer llmihWung DirO anS
Serlim gemclOet.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
January 10, 1919, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
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T the o
heA% Der
Meue llnruben III 9euti6lanos
$auptltaOt altsgcbrodcn.
t,ieter 1eresr ,.nc ieins ,11itanee>
elootsn pcn csn Geiet,pcrenen
iebulrie bsimncsn.
Scr norOrnihc TeOus pon Senator "a TOletc fritirt
SbcooOrc Nooicpe ur ltbtcn yiuhe abettet SOdtwfi=
YrOpaQauOa in Ncw g)Orf. NrbcitslOie iii ySistOuin
19 stQatcu ertldrCu Gd fiir YrObbtiOn.
SdnlOisiprednng Der SO5ia=
liltenfiibrer.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
January 10, 1919, as required by
Act of October g., 1917.
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Tiir Nrmrnicr nno Snrier.
ufilmnufcc. I. ,San


Icninddit Miro int Stnatc MI@tor.
lin cine Gaupo1nc 8ciithrt lDcroCn,
sic sic 2lui6riuauuQ oon$30, ,00O, 600
5ur ltntcritiiblnd Der nothIciocnoeh
9lrmcnier uno 5pricr be3'Deft 1la
Gnmpnanc 1T cine notiouolc un0 ioG
ie0er 5toat hicryl bcitraQcn 1it'e
Ganlpoqnc 1T BON ser ItootIihru Rer
thci6iQunqs 0Hbor0c Qutgcbci|'r
nor6cn Gin oohuQchcIlocr "c
id,,io If Dem 6iIi2conitc 'ilr oen
ztoat g3.9coniiu. oe1iGn Iircftor u,
NRcNnit1llnn 1t annrnnnnFn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
9unbsebnngen in Qonbon.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
January 10, 1919, as required by
Act OF October s, 1917.
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Qic rs AMI Ocm gnlfou rad Ser
2rir6arsconicrcn5 oHsiPhrn mirN. bcrs
nina holtp uicmou6 I'll ioaon Soften
6orf mon obcr rob e8 sort Damn
mc0ar 6as iUrid,r0rtfihe RuIpcrflB
rodl SEN Tunfcn Qeben miro, Der es
our GrpIoiion bradte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

- 6err 6ooucr hot eineu 6crru
TIeib oIs 6ilis g2obrmRsn,ittcI
Gircftor ernannt. G}enn Nomen et.
mas bc0cl,tcu. 6ann ioGte Sic Ernen-
nung oas 6erru Gleih alien anipru.
den geltiigen.
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@aihinaton, :. Gan.


Seuator Ga sSo!lette Don &iS.
coniin bicIt ON Gien$tog I'M Bun
ocs Sennt cine ldngcrc Reoe. Ill
melder er 0ie Regicrung mcgeu @nt
ienouuq omcrifaniider Gruppcu uodl
8uBlono fritilirte lmo in NbrCbc
ItcIltc, ooB oic Soprt Rcgicrun9
ocrtihfreltuoIid iei; CT babe. 10 flbr
cr tort. Hare 0ofumcutariihe @elnciic,
oaB Die @olihetpifi i'm lctteu Sriih,
inhr lid mieOcrbolt nit scr 9'jttc un
0ic Ger. Stonten gcnanbt hdttcn, III.
nen &iIfe 3u id'iden. oamit iic iidb uOn
oailtihem GiniIl,B beireicn f0uutcn;
oicIc Bitten ieicn iehod) nidlt criiillt
moroelr. gr haIte eS 10 erfIorte er,
Dcitcr iiir ieinr &ilidIt. oenl &olfe
ocS Stoate3 2iacordin gcgcnilbcr
nid1t9 unOcriitht 8u lnifcn, i'm emo.
lijltig un0 0ciiuitiD f,it5uItellcn NIT
'rcIdem 9}ed,t 0unoote pon921nncrn
ans 99iSconiir IN Elm ioIheS Inter
uchucn gcidift ulrsen mno nod
mcrNcu.
Ter @i2coniiner Senotor prrIouate
ron Ser @eaier1ml cine antIihe
grflGrlnQ ijbcr oo8 Red't uno bic
Griinoc, mcsho[b alncrifoni'de Grip.
pen not 9}ubIono qidtft lpurocn;
cams QIeif, Oh Die ontcrifoniidlG NE
QicrruQ nit 0cm Hegime ser @oIidlc
mifi cinpcritonoen iei oocr ridlt. lie
hotc feil Hcft. SrieJ nit ruiiiiheu
5trcitfrGftcn SIT fiihren obnc cine
aricqScrfI1rrg. NQcroing3 fiird'tctt
oas orQaniiirte @rrbfnpjtol oucc
26nhcr nid)t5 mehr cT5 oje bon Sen
@olifemifi ucrIuhtc Gurdiilhrlrra
ihrer GjrlmoiGBc, 0oh ons onlerifn.
niIdlc Golf miIie onnt Be- Itrenqcn
3cniur ser Gnbelnndridlten mcni9
o0cr nidltS ijbcr 6o5 nahre @eieu
ser @olidlcipifi. g8ia Dem aud lei,
menn sic t40.000,000 Ginrpobnc1
9}uBlono5 gerabe oicie HeQiertnQ3-
form rpiinid)ten, Damn lei es ihrc ciQe
ne Sndlc, nid)t oie Ser Ger. Stonten
oocr irgenoeines onOeren 2an0eS DER
Groe.
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8olihtmifi= =GrOpaganNa.

True translation fled Nith the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
January 10, 1919, as required by
Act of october 9, 1917.
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Die 9eaislatnr pOn Minneiuta.

q
6CuGrlpehrlcutcn acrcttct.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
SILENT POWER IS
FEATURE Of MOON
Every Motor Is Adjusted in
Silence Room" Before 1t
Leaves Factory.

Consciousness Of resistless power
without any perCeptible effort or sound.
In this TO be found one OF the chief
charms of the remarkable performance
Of a purchaser. who experiences these
new ranges Of Moon control.
This silent yet irresistible flow of
power from one to go miles an hour is
due To the wonderfully designed and
local officials Of tha Mann Notor car
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
D|EFENBACH BURIAL
ENDS SAD TRAGEDY
Brooding Over Separation
From His Wife Causes Well
Planned Suicide.

The funeral OF Henry J. DiSfenbach.
VINO tired two loads from a single
barrel shotgun into his face and head
ate saturday afternoon, was held al
bb0;nSU seek Monday from the family
nome, 1865 Union avenue, with the Rev,
Z. II. Williamson, Of the First Presby-
terrain church, officiating.
D~letenbach, according to members of
The family, had brooded much of the
tlme since the estrangement with his
VIC ABOUT seven years ago. He was
eager to Join the army when selected
ana objected ~strenuously when his
parents interceded in efforts to have
MIN exempted. Since his return from
service in the army four weeks ago,
D~iefenhach, who was 30 wears old an,
peared in depressed spirits.
From indications he was calm in his
preparations to destroy himself, and aid
not arouse the suspicious Of his parents
and sister, He went to his own room
where ne wrote with a pencil on a small
piece OF paper, You, you, you" Touch
ing II with his lips, he stuck IL at he
bottom of a photograph Of his wife that
was on his dresser. Then getting four
shells for the shotgun, HI loaded il.
ana in some 4nanner placed his head in
llne with the muzzle. In pulling the
trigger the gun had slipped and the
ounce Of shot only nipped off the lower
portion OF the chin and Jaw on the
right side, Before his sister, Miss Ida
i)lefenbach, could get to the room he
had reloaded the gun and placed the
muzzle to his temple, His grip on the
trigger was firm and he died INSTANTLY.
Miss ~biefenbach, quickly followed by
Harry Cole, Of the criminal court
clerical office, who vas passing the
house, entered the room. The shock 10
the sister and his mother was severe
and they have been under the care of
physicians since.
Diefenbach leaves his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, John D~lefenbach, and sisters.
Mrs. James +. Bickers and Miss Ida
Diefenbach, all Of Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
SIX SAILORS HELD
AS ONE
OTHER ENDS LIFE
Great Lakes Station Scene of
Arrests After 0etroiter
Leaps to Death Following
Confession of Bride Taking.

CHICAGO, March Six sailors OF
the Great Lakes naval training station
are In custody and the body Of another
IA suicides in the norge as a result
Of alleged grating in connection with
the discharge Of men from the station,
is is learned,
Lieutenant Commander G. 5. Roberts,
executive officer. at the station. said no
evidence had been found to support a
charge that discharges actually had been
sold, but that a number of enlisted
men and a few petty officers had appar-
entity practiced fraud on some Of their
mates by processing TO have influence
In obtaining releases.
The Investigation became known fol-
towing the suicide Saturday Of Samuel
M~oscowitz, Of Detroit, a second-class
seaman, who plnged from an eighth sto-
~ window Of the local naval intclli-
gencc office after making a confession,
according to Lieut., Edwin l.. Reed,
chief Of the office.
- am not inclined to believe this mat
ter was anything more serious than a
fraud practiccd by Moscowitz and pos
sibly others, for no officers have yet
been involved" said Lieutenant-Com
lllhhlFl ANbbti Is w nave ElN men III
custody In connection with the inVesti-
cation. None Of them has made any
admissions, So far as ] have learned,
the highest amount obtained by Mosco-
WITT was $50"
Moscowitz first was put under sur
yeillance when it was discovered that
several men had been forging furlough
fare certificates, according to Lieut.,
Reed, The lieutenant refused TO deny
or affirm that he had learned Of at
tempts to sell" discharges or of bribery
in return for assurances that the pay
err would not he sent to sea
Commander Roberts said
until MoscowitZ's arrest the only phase
Of grating to have aroused inquiry at
the station was that relating to the dis
charge brokers.
Naval intelligence officers took Mos
cowitz, after his plunge, to the marine
hospital, where he died. Civil officers
were not permitted to investigate the
sailors death until Sunday m his body
was taken to the training station.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
Mr.. FAMILY MAN:
Why Spend So Much
Money on Shoes?

Here is what Tracy Munson Of
Joplin, Missouri, says of Neolin
Soles; Judging from my own ex.
penence, they wear four times longer
than other soles and have the add
tlonal advantage of being waterproof
and slip-proof,"
Why continue to wear extravaqant
old-fashioned soles when you Fan get
these money-saving, long-wearing soies
on new shoes in any style you like
for any member Of the family? Good
shoe stores everywhere carry them.
And don't throw away your old
shoes. Have them re-bottomed with
Neolln Soles and enjoy the comfort
of a rc-soled shoe which is not stiff
or clumsy, Ne0lin Soles are a dis
Covery of Science, and are made bv
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber CO..
Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot
Heels-guaranteed to outwear all
other heels.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur 1t
Brings Back It's Beautiful
Lustre at Once.

Gray hair. however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages Of a youthful appear
Bnce. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray and looks gtreaked.
Just a few applications OF Sage Tea
and sulphur enhances It's appearance
a hundred fold.
Don't stay gray Look young, Either
prepare the recipe at home or get from
any drug store a bottle Of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" which
Is merely the old-time recipe improved
by the addition Of other ingredients.
Thousands Of folks recommend this
ready-to-use preparation, because IL
darkens the hair beautifully. besides,
no one can possibly tell, as il darkens
50 naturally and evenly. You moisten
a sponge or soft brush with II, draw
ing this through the hair, taking one
small strand at a time, BY morning
the gray hair disappears; after another
application or two, Its natural color Is
restored and it becomes thick, glossy
n lustrous, and you appear years
younger. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
FATHER OF SUICIDE IS
DEAD DUE TO GRIEF

DETROIT, Mich, March Stalking
to his bed, h%eartbroken upon being in
formed Of the arrest of his son, Samuel
Moscowitz, in connection with alleged
grating in securing discharges from the
Great Lakes naval training station, Sol
omon Moscowitz, aged 80, is dead here.
Yesterday the family was notified OF
the suicide in Chicago of the boy, who
relatives say was the favorite son and
largely the support of his father.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
Tells Impoverished
Men and Women
How to Become Healthy, Strong,
! Energetic, Magnetic and
. Vigorous.
Ihree-Grain Cadomene Tablets
i! Advised for Their Wonder
full Tonic Properties.

Don't envy the man or woman with
abundant energy, vitality, and the ever
present smile of cordial magnetic per
sonallty. Resolve to Danish your Ian
guor' your tired, worn-out feeling, your
aches and pains, your mental worry and
Mistress, by supplying your system with
table tonics so that every organ Of yoIlr
BODY can perform its normal functions
from the vigorous blood supply that
courses through your arteries. Tone 'up
me llver, stomach, kidneys, and bow
els, digest your food better and supply
Cadomene Tablets and YOU wont need
TO envy anyone. just get your body
and nerves working right and nature,
VIII help you do the rest. Cadomene
Tablets are sold in sealed tubes by ali
good druggists, and are guaranteed to
p'e"Se you OF money back. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
IS YOUR FAMILY
FREE FROM COLDS?
Coughs and Colds Don't Linger
When DR., Kings New
Discovery Is Used.

YOU owe it 70 your family-to your.
seIi-to keep this standard remedy in
your medicine cabinet. 81
For almost three ReDeratIons IL haa
been the first-choice cold and corgh
retief OF millions OF people, yoIns
and old. ''""s
Helps 70 bring quick relief-looseu
chest-stuifiness, reduce fever, sooth in.
rltated Threats, check coughing.
and Sl20. wv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
D TO ENTERTAIN.

Woodrow Wilson lodge No 2aS0,
fraternal Aid union, will entertain with
o'clock at the Knights Of Columbus hail
Third street and jefferson avenue
Members Of sister lodges are especially
invited. Among those who viii take
part IN the program are: Misses pearl
schneider, Elizabeth Johnson. Lucille
Iefft, Clarabelle parham and little Mjss
Mary O'Donnell, EliZdbe Higgins and
Agnes Handwerker. "'H
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03

whereas the normal supply that Jupe
Pluvtus hands out is 4.S5 inches, ac-
cording to Emery's monthly meteoro-
logical report just out.
Total snowfall for the month was 4
inches, the highest temperature was
50 on Feb, II and the lowest was q
on Feb. 2. The wind blew Sc miles an
hour from the southwest on Feb. IS.
at which time the barometer was low
est, REGISTERING 1922. while its normal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
A VICTORY LOAN

JONESBORO. Ark, March 3. (Spl)-
V. G. Petite, acting vice president Of
the Bank Of ,1onesboro, has been APP
pointed as vice chairman for Arkansas
for the Victory loan in April. He win
paign in ST. Louis and has been given
a leave Of absence by the board OF his
institution.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03

lines; Mr., Stephenson has been ass,s,
limo fh1 10 M Mr. o abna having come sI from
having been with with f6e months %oitdn ago. and
Is years. ~o'eoh BELT road
Mr.. Stephenson is Succeeded -, w,
r. smith as assistant superintenden, v
VINO was until his promotion ! nan
senger conductor, having lived here for
a a, hqnnner OF years, but recently Iiyinr
return TO Pine Bluff s -H4,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-03
SEEKING TO TAKE
OVER RUSSIAN RIGHTS

pEklNd. March 3. (By the Assoc
ciaied Press ~ Negotiations are pro-
ceeding ~ Hardin n Urga, it has
been learned from authoritative
sources, for the purpose OF giving the
Japanese the right 10 take over Rus
SIAN rights and privileges in outer
Mongolia,