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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
Sra,,seie,t eebcit Rheift.
aaiprMttc at.f.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9Th, 1919, as required by. the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
1 Boris, /. M6r5. SIZE Bldne
Der Srieoensfonferena, ginberftdno'
niiie ouf Die midtigiten Gragen a1pi'
iden oem s. unb Is. Mdra 5u errei.
den, murben be,lte bon Dem fran5oii.
iden Delegaten Rapitdn Ear6ieu be.
fanntgegeben. St fagte, BOB Die Ron.
ferena bier mibtige Gragen 5u loien
babe rr,6 alpar:: sic fran5oiii4.oeat-
fde Grerae, oie Gage am aoriotiiden
Reere, Die r11ffif9en @ren5en uno
Die Sroge Der 5reibeit Der See. Aae
bieie 5rogen mer6en tpabrideinlib in
Der fiir3eiten 3eit gel0it ueroen.
Rapitdn Saroieu erfldrte, BOB
6ranfreid iid ni@t iebne bas linfe
Rbeinufer gu beiesen, ion6ern nur
@arantien baben noble, 6ab oieies
Eerritoriu1n bon Sen 9euti9en 1ti6t
ais Mngriffsbaiis ber1renoet uerbe>
Sic ruiiii9e Srage, iebte er bin5u,
tperoe gnoe bieler @o6e geloit tper<
nen.
Stalien fnrdtet SmapzSlauen.
Die gerbdltnilie 5mii6en Stolten
,,no Sen sSugo-@lapen tper6en IN
&onferen5freiien als iebr gefdbrli4
ongeieben uno es miro aIs n0gli6 Be-
tra6tet, boB sic MG9te ei1tgreifen
n1iilien, INN einen &onflift 5ptihen
beren 9elegaten 5u berbinbern. Wei-
nangsberi9iebenbeiten pudien oer-
art atpifden 6en Delegaten, 6aB 1ie
aefabroroben6e Borbaben enttnifel-
ten.
Ger itoIienii9e 8eri6f, 6aB Die SUI
so-Slanen Eruppen n1obiblilieren,
miro bon Ietteren beitriHen, oie on=
geben. ooB feline oerartigen Sdritte
unternommen ,purben unb 6aB Die
Nrnee, oie iid nod Der 8eiiegung
bon Deiterrei9 5erteilte auf elmer iebr1
ftrtfften 8aiis reorganiiiert miro. s.
@ie aebeu gu, 6aB Die iiingerer1
RInKen gu ben Sabnen. ger,tfen tper-
ben, aher es miro ,peiters befnnnt ge-
geben, bub biefes gBorgeben teite taH1.]
aemeine MobiIifierl1ng fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
12O 111iuiarS Deuar
,pir0 Dc,1fi l,i,1 be5at>
len 11.iiilcft.

True translation flied with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9Th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
y Ynri8, a. W1r3. 9ns Ron1i-
tee fiir gntfdd6igungen Der Brie6ens-
fonferen5 ibdste, 6nf $12O, 900, ,OOO,-
600 bic Sln11ne fein tpir6, Die bic
fein6Iiden Gambler an bic M1iierten
beadblen tper6en nriifien, beribtet Ell.
ne &aDos Mgencp Meloung. 5rnnf.
reid, iebt bic genbri1t birau, Der-
Inngt cine iofortige 9abIunq, bon
$5, ,00O, 100000, teiIpeife IN @oI6,
teihpeife in Nenterinlien 11no teilpeife
IN nlgI6nbifden Bertpapiererl rpobei
es borfbIdgt, bnB Der Meit Der inn
5ufommen6en @un11ne IN elmer 8eri-
ODE bon 25 Biz 35 Snbren be5nbH
5tDer6en fon1tte.
8lofabe-Hrublem beipro6en.
Der oberfte &riegsrat beiprnb 6ie
8ebingrngen ei11es Borfriebens, Der
Dellti1lnn6 11nterbreitet tperoen ion.
Cur felben 3eit miro bie Gage Be-
raten, 11nter tpeI6er Die 0fonon1ii1e
Blofn6e iiber 6ieies 2a11b teiIlpeiie
geboben tperoen fonntc.
Die @on6itionen, 111ter mel1en Sic
Blodnbe 111o6ifi5iert tperben ion, 1i1b
fertig, 11r1b f0rnen iofort nod Ser
&ndfebr Brdfi6er1t @iIfons, Bren1ier
2IoDb George nno Bret1ier OrIanoo
IN @ffeH treten. Die iepnraten s5rie-
bensbe6ingnngen ,per6en tpnbrfbein.
lt9 am er}ten Gnge nGditen Mona-
tes fertig iein, tponad Die ein5elbei-
ten Ser 8e6ingungen fiir Oeiterreid.
uno 6ie &iirfei befproben
tper1en.
Sapan fndt BribiIeeieu.
gefing, 4. gadr5. l1rterbonoIltn.
gen fin6 in 4nrbin 1tno lrga I'M
@ange, tpiro alts gut u1terri9teten
1uellen erfabren, oie an Sssnpnn bic
rui{iiden Medte lt116 Bribilegien II.
iibertrngen fonen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
Sicecs1A Aftlcihc pefft PRO-,
fNeftteft t1fttcr3cilbf

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9Th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Z Bofbington, 4. Mdr5 Brd-
ii6ent Wilion Undergraduate belte Die
uSieges-Nnleibe" Borlage, oie bos
|S9nbn1nt berebtigt, in fur5friitigen
Soften Die @unnne bon $1,000, 600. !.
600 at erbeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

Ropenba bagen /. Wddr55 goud 8e.
pefden Ser Bolhifen brnhen irtsWe Weuiin=
den 11euerlibe rebolntiondre Nnf.
;ftdnbe n1ls. Dreitnufe1b 5partafus
Eruppe1t ntnrfdiertett gum Harlo-
mentgebd11be, nm oie Wdtglieber Sic
ies AT be1pegen, cine Goblet. t.Megier.
1ng 3u proflm1iere11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

|6briH ndber at llnferem nntergnn-
| lge. genr Arbeh tnnn ,111g retten.
HlStIi9er 9m4brnderfreif.
8erli1ter 3eih1ngen, nit Ausnob-
me Der fo5ialiltiiben 8IdHer, fonrt-
ten bel1te infoIge eines ausgebrohe.
nen Streifs ntdt erfbeinen.
1gs lit nod nidt betnr1rt, Oh bie5er
|5treif 0ns 8orfpiel 5u einen1 politi-
| lfden @enernlitreif biIbet, fir ben Elm
GROCER EeiI Ser 8erIiner Mrbeiter-
ibnft lebbaft agitiert. ssSn ein5eInen
politifden Auortieren niro nber bic
8efiir6tung ausgefproben, 6nB bic
Ter 5treif ben Gnnfen fit 6as poli-
Ftiide 8ulberfaB bebeute.
Srnppeu befampfen premfiiden E1-
Eel.
&egierungst str1tpper 6rangen irSal-
lie, Sadfen Elm, 6as .iebt CUR N1be
|gebrodt lpnrbe. @efdbrli9e gt0rl1n-
gen megen gabrunggn1ittel tperoen
bon Eborn, WeitpreuBen, beridtet:
5olbaten griffen elm unb Elm B6bel-
baufen beriudte 6as Meilitdrgefdng-
mis- 5u erftiirn1e11. Cine Mn5abl 2eute
nuroe bertp1n6et, bebor Sic 5oIonten1
oie 0r6nl1ng tpie6er berfteuen fonn-
ten.
8eri9te aus Miin6en 1nelbe1L Bob
Der 5obiaz &ongreB Germ SegiB a1s
Minifterprdiie ernannt, Der gIei9-
5eitig Miniiter Der austpdiirttiigen @n-
gelegenbeiten r,a6 Mnilter ,6es Sn.
rern fein 1pir6.
Brpteitiert eegen bie Mppele sur
2nnfftnng ber 8lDfabe.
Sic @admittagsfibung Ser 6e,lt-
i1en perinmmlung erbieltI
einz befonbereg @eprdge blrh cine
Gebe bon 9r ein, G9ibrer Der bob.
rifbau Bnlernparfei, III nel1er bie-l
fee gegen Die fortpdb brenoen appeqeI
fir 6ie 2iiftung Der britt hiiben Blodn-
oe protefierte nnb perlm1gte. bob
De1f1BlnnO aues, mas mogl19 mare,
trn foIle, nm fi9 feIbft 81. erndbreni
uno a,par 61lr9 Heine, ebrlide ar
bef.
0nrdt bDr 9nueerstob.
Dr. Sein1 lam auf sic Beruiifh1ng
gu fpre9e1 1,no be5eid11ete bieie ge-I
f6brli9er ipie 6ie Blofabe. gr fag.|
te:
vWif{en Sic, tpie. tiel @etreibe
ourd sic Streifs bertpiiltet lpir6? Sn
Ser 3mifden5eit iteben mir am @an-
Sc eines Mbgrurbes. Ser Snngertob
bliH nns Ing Mngefibt.
.Obne 3tpeifel 1per6en Die Spartn,
fus Idnger Ieben aber mir ale
fon1rten leben, inenn 6iefe arbeiten
tpiir6en. SolIte ettpns bon auBen
fontner1, 6ann iit es gut, aber laBt
u1ts ettpas tlt11."
Dr. &eim fdloB:
v8ornn fonn Die Neeterrng I'M
SS11tereiie u1ieres 9anbes nidt %.
na6 tra9ten, 6aB Die Snouitrte be-
miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
1tftab Rdi1eiee erSff1,c,,
Ka,ttpf seeel1 Gberf,He.
oilite. .

! 3 Berlin, 8. Mars. Die ,,nnb
b1ngtgen 5o5iaIHten er0ffneten eins
Ebiertdgige Rarteifonfere113 IN Berlin
0mobl bic Ronfere15 MIR 6as poll.
Eif6e Brograrnn1 erortern iol, be.
beutet lie iebo9 fntiddi9 oie Croft
n1nf Der 5einofetigfeiten gegen ons
@bert<&egime.
Die l1nabbdngigen uno ibre raoi,
fallen Mnbdnger neribtpeigen niht if.
re Mbfidt, Die ebert -Negierunq al,
itiir5en. Die Sibutlg tpnroe BON @ugo
9aaie, 5iibrer BET unabbangigen go
5ialiiten eroffnet soer ausfiibrte, odB,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

tige @dritte 5n einem @eneralitrei
oler ni9t io5inliiti19en &lniien al
@egenuaBregeI. @s tpur6e in 6e1
@erfammlung nusgeiproden, oab 81,
Regternng einen folden Streif al,
groBe $ilfeleiftung betrodte.
@ari&ieren gegen 9fabifale.
@aris, 6. NMr5. -8npri{de &rup
pen, Die fi9 Der ra6ifalen 1T Miin
den pi6erieken, r1rari9ieren nuf 6ieit
Stnbt .3u, erfIdrt cine Depei1e az
ben 8etit 8ariiie1 aus BafeI. Dieit
Gatfu9e tpur6e auf 6em 6olonter. u
NrbeiterfongreB IN Deun9en befnnnt.
gegeben.
Gr1ffffnnns bes Geners amf Mnfifanbi.
i&e.
Berlin, s. Mdr5. Megier,,nas.
trllppen, Die fih i'm Bnli5eib bulptt ttq,inr.
tiere befnbe1, er6ifffnete1f e . a11f uf.
itd116ifd eJeuer ,111o perurfndte 6iefen
n1ebrere Berlujte. Die grllppe1 tpur.
ben 5ur 8eritre1tltng bon Nnfmnn1l,l,1.
gen berbeigerufen, Die fi9 nm tas
BoIi5eigebd1t6e 6r6ngten.
9rnppeu aper6en 5uian1aengt5ogen.
Bafel, 6. Mdr5. @egierungs-
ttrltppen tpurben in Der @tdrfe bon
28,0O0 Mann in Berlin 5ufamn1enge.
3oge1t, 1neI6en 8erihte aug Ser oe11t-
f9en @ei1sbaupftn6t. Gs tpuroe be.
fan11t gegeben, bab Ser Berliner ar-
beiterrot ben @enernlftreif n11or6ne-
te. 9a3n miro beridtet, baB Die Dof-
loren IN Der Stnot ii9 tpeigerten, uei.
ter Rrante 5u bebnnbeln, folange
ibnen 11idt 2idt 111o 5traBenbabn,
berfebr CUR @erfiigung geitent miro.
Ser Mrbeiterrat berfprab, 6ie Sic
ferung bon Sos uno @leftriaitdt nie-
Der in Gang gu bringen.
@openbagen, 5. Mar3. 8ie Die
georo6eutide 3eitung IN Berlin be.
ri6tet, berbinoert Der Streif in bic
Ter @tabt irger6tpel9en Eransport II.
11ur nit menigen Musnnbmen,s tnie
audi Sen Boit- un6 Eelegrapbenoienif
tpie Geitanrationen, Sotels nnf
ielbf 6ie 3eitungen.
Cine 8erfammlung Der Mrbetter'
rGte entfdieo fi9 6abi1, 6af, Stab
rungsmittel lban6lunger1, s5euertpebrer
Spitdler 1tr1o dbt1lide SSnititute ourd
6ieien Gtreif 1i9t betroffen tper6er
innen.
Baris, 6. Mdr3. @troBer1fdn1
pfc 3pi@den @egierltngst gstrllppen uni
NnHt6n6if9e1 tperben fortgefeRt
Dreibig Berlonen tpl1roen getotet, tDi'
Der 8eridt ei1es SIiegers aus &nn'
Iautet. Megier11ngstruppe,1 erliHe1
ebenfnIlg Idtpere BerIuite.
Ser aIieger beribtete, bob tDdb
ren6 Der &an1pfe Die aufftdnotfde1
Dffi5iere Der gtegierungs struppen ge
fnngen 1tnbne11 u116 IN bic 5eele mar
fen, no fie ertrirfen 1nubfen. Biel
gfa1,banfdne fon1en Dor 1tnS 6er 81
ger1tumsberlnlt ion iebr erbeblid
fein.
Die Siibrer Ser @partnf11g floben
l1r1o fole1,, ipie beridtet tpirb, grob
gnm1nen bon Megierltngsfon6s mi
iih ge1onr11e1t buben.
.r3s > - 80 z . r. - n . -. xEs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

10 2onoon, 4. We6r5. Ser mog-
Ii4e 6dH Der oeltfnen Megier11ng
miro in bielen Depeben aus Berlin
genteloet.
WhgIie6er Der @egiernng farnen IN
BerIin an I'M INIT bent Mrbeiterrote
iiber Elm Manifefto, bab tiiralih Der-
offentltdt tpur6e, at fonferiere11. III
le Rorrefponoenten be5eidnen oie So
ee als cine iebr ernite.
8plf demifi- s&eomtlpoH ge,pinmt
Oberbanb.
Berlin, 8. M6r5. Sap 6ie Boil
f6epifi in ibrer 1Rropagan6n fir Ell
ne Goblet @eiebgeb11ng grfolge er-
ranger, 5etgt fib ourb 6ie l1nent-
i9ie6enbeit Ser &egierung iiber Die
sS6ee Ser eSSr1forporierl1ng bon Col
bater- unb Mrbeiter- -Srganiia iationen
in 6ie 8erfaiinng.
@s Iiegen tpeitere gln5eitben Dor,
bnB bie 9ngo Sanfe Hartei, 6te l111-
obb6ngigen So5iaIiften 5ufannen
nit 6en @portafus @an6 in s9an6 ar-
beiten tper6en, I'm bas 5beibemn111t
&abinett 6ur9 einen @enernlltreif 5l1
iltur5en un6 oie ginfiibrung elmer
@obiet @eiebgebung gu er5pingen.
giabifale getpinnen 5tpei Site.
DoB oie 8eimar gtegierung NIT
lekterer Sssoee IiebdugeH, i9eit1t 6urb
Ben 8oridlag Ser grridt1ng etnes
a11Bergetp0bnli9en States, bes Sobiet
Rntes, ouf Der 9al16 5n liegen.
Die oel1tiden BoIfdetpin fbeinen
in politiider 8e5iebung ne1s Dafti-
ten eingeihIoge11 5n baben. s3n ben
@ablen am Greitag fir ods @refu.
lib RontiHe beg gr6bere11 Berliner
@obiets errongen fie 5tpei 6ibe, lire
erfte gertretnngs ii, 1iefer a5rper.
19aft, in tpel6er lie 11116 oie l11rnb.
bdngigen iebt gleide 5fmn1enan5abl
baber.
Sic Megierung erlieb aus 8ein1ar
Elm Ianges Mnnifeito, nori1t ffe Die
terroriitifben gerfude gum 5tur5e
Ser Notionnlperfa rfanmlrng berurteiH.
Sic nppeniert an bns Dertrnuen nuf
Sic Brin5ipe Der Den1ofrotie.
,@r0Ber tnie bie polhifbe @efubr
1T 0as 0fonor1ifhe glel1b," befngt bos
Monifelto. .8ir fonnen 1111s feIbit
nidt aus ben eigene11 Worrddte,1 bis
3ur ginbrtngl11g Der 1ddltert grnte
/ i'm @erbite erndbre11. Die Blofnbe
friBt ons Motper6ieite fir lt1iere Be..
tpobner onf. 9n1tienoe gebe11 tdgIid
infolae nl1tererndb dbrung angrnnoe. Z
Mnnifef bernrteiH Stren,
usseber 5treif bringt 1111s ei11en
The producers news., 1919-05-09

to enact a compulsory military
training law; to relieve the wealthy
of the income tax; to amend the fed
eral reserve act and farm loan act
so as to render them the servants of
Wall street and private mortgage
bankers; to return the railroads to
private owners, together with hnnd-
reds of millions of dollars of the
peoples money advanced by the gov
ernment; to place the government
shipping corporation in private
hands; to place the employment SER
vice in reactionary hands that they
may manhandle labor; to carefully.
avoid interference with the packers
trust, and to perpetuate dozen
other political and economic iniqui
ties-a veritable government by Nthe
select classes for the select
classes
snocrujghi,rysgvvbtnj etaoi taoin 1na
The producers news., 1919-05-09
VENTILATION OF HENH0USES
Reason Many Fowls Seek Roasting
Places In Trees Is Because Build
inas Are Too Warm.

Henhouses need to be ventilated In
the summer time as much as in the
winter time. The reason many hens
go to the trees to roost is because the
house is too warm for them. At least
ten inches Of perch space should be
provided for the fowls, so that they
will not have to crowd; and the more
open the house Is during the summer
months the more contented the fowls
will be. A small hole cut on the north
side Of the poultry house about two
feet off the floor and left open during
the day and night will do great deal
to cool the house down and to remove
any foul odors. All windows should be
removed and screens inserted; also the
doors should be left wide open.
The producers news., 1919-05-09

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
The producers news., 1919-05-09
FEEDING YOUNG DAIRY STOCK
Where Milk Is Not Available 1t Is EGO.
nomical to Supply Protein by
Use of Legumes.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agrieulture)
It is common practice among
dairymen to feed skim milk until the
calf is approximately six months OF
age. Usually the time Of weaving de-
pends upon the availability and cost
Of the milk.
When milk is fed in abundance 1t
furnishes the greater part of the pro-
tein necessary for the growth OF the
animal. If no milk is fed 1t becomes
necessary for the protein to be pro-
vided from some other source. Prob
ably this can be done most econom-
ically by the use of some legume, such
as alfalfa, clover, soy beans, or COW
pea hay. When hay Of this sort Is
not available it is necessary to provide
the bulk of the protein through grain
mixture. In either case, plenty OF
roughage should be supplied to tn"
growing heifer at all times. During
summer, when good pasture is avail
able, the heifer needs no supplement-
ary fee0, alCnOugn utlle Hay anu
grain are sometimes advisable late In
the season to insure steady growth.
Part of the roughage should be sill
age, if it is available. A heifer OF
six months to one year of age Will
consume from to Is pounds OF sill
age a day. The grain mixture used
may be made up of (D parts OF
cracked corn, and 1 part wheat bran
(2) or 8 parts cracked corn, l part
wheat bran, and 1 part ground oats
CD or 3 parts cracked corn, 1 par
wheat bran, 1 part ground oats, ant
part linseed meal; (4) or parts
cracked corn, / part wheat bran,
part ground oats, and l part bloot
meal. Either 1, 2, or 4, together witt
ell the alfalfa, clover, or coWpea ha!
that the heifer will eat, makes goot
ration. In case no leguminous ha!
such as that just mentioned can be ob
tanned. No. is advised, because /
contains more protein. Another ex
The producers news., 1919-05-09

postmaster Has Exercised Intaler-
ahIe Autocracy-Prominent Kar-
cans Here to Present Case for
Freedom-PrOtectiOn for Cooper
atiop Demanded of Next Congress
~Hurly Cuts Off Shipbuilding and
Will Sacrifice Yards-Will Hays
Finds Many Republican Candi.
dates = PrOgressives Despair oi
Gaming Session.
The producers news., 1919-05-09

cellent grain mixture, to he used when
such hay is lacking, is composed OF
9 parts of cornmeal, 2 parts of lin
seed meal, and 1 part of bran.
The quantity of grain to be fed de-
pends very largely upon the Individual
animals growth and condition, as well
as upon the price of the grain. Some
feeders desire rapid growth OF the
Young animals, and for this reason
feed heavily with grain, While others
are satisfied with a slow growth and
trv to carry their young STOCK largely
on roughage. Either extreme is I'M
wise and medium course between the
two is advisable. A safe rule to fol
low is to feed one pound of grain for
the first hundredweight Of the heifeT
and one-half pound for each addition
al hundredweight.
After the heifer reaches one year
of age, the following rations are sug
gested Cornmeal, fed according to the
rule Just mentioned, together with al
tbe alfalfa. clover, or cowpea hay that
the animal will consume. If no leg
uninous hay is. available, grain com
oosed of 2 parts cornmeal, OF bran
/ and / of linseed meal, gluten meal
/ or cottonseed meal. and 10 to z
nounds of silage, together with all tn
dry roughage that the animal can con
sume. will be found to be adequate
Under ordinary circumstances gan
of at least a pound day from tn
time of weaving to the time or mrs
calving is a good average for dair'
The producers news., 1919-05-09
TAKE GOOD CARE OF BROODER
vermin and Disease Developed More
Rapidly In Warm Weather Than
in Cool-Disinfect Often.

Be sure that the brooder is cleaned
and disinfected frequently and regu-
larly. Vermin and germs of disease
should not be allowed to get into a
brooder but if they should invade, do
not forget that they develop more rap
idly In warm weather than In cool.
The producers news., 1919-05-09
HOPE FOR The SICK

Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments
remove the cause of Stomach, Bowel,
Liver, Kidney and other troubles.
SULPHUR Steam Bath in connection.
Come and see DRS. DAVID & SOR-
BEN, Williston, N. d.
The producers news., 1919-05-09

In it's recent financial report the
Dupont Powder Company describing
its war profits, declares that, 1t is
difficult to imagine a more satisfactory
financial result" This result ana
many others like it are what is making
life so hard for our working people and
the grounds for the senate inquiry into
American boISheViSEs.
The producers news., 1919-05-09

The rumors to. the effect that farm
ers who did not raise wheat in the
past two years, cannot get the guar
anteed price, are like the usual run
of anti-farmer rumors, unfounded. Mr..
Brand of the bureau of markets has
announced that there is absolutely no
restriction. The guarantee applies to
all wheat grown in 1918 and 1919.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-07

-faifa. price of the ground was at the
time it~was taken over by the Gov
ernment, and also to decide upon
damages which should be paid be-
cause the entire plot owned by the
Keystone Fair Association was not
used. Originally it was planned to
take over the entire site, but SO far
only ia of the 445 acres have been
taken, and it is claimed that the
other ground deprecated in value to
a certain extent because of the lay
ing out of the sites for the depots.
and Mrs. Arabella Rife, his wife,
owners of large part of the
ground, said that they will accept
$500 for the plot which they own.
This is larger amount than the
price fixed when an option was first
secured by the Government. Jacob
Rife, owner OF another tract, agreed
to accept $4,000, he testified, the
price being the same as the amount
fixed in the option.
1t developed during the investisa-
ton that, while options were Sc
cured on the properties. no further
transactions occurred and some of
the owners said that they did not
know whether the tracts had been
accepted and approved. Some of
them also said they had received no
rentals or other payments for the
use of some of the ground, although
depots had been constructed there.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-07
No Need to Be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow

II you are thin and want to be
plump; if you have wrinkles in your
face that you are not proud of; If
the skin is sallow or subject to
pimples or blackheads, take Mi-o-na
stomach tablets for two weeks and
notice the change.
The majority of the thin people
are thin because the stomach does
not perform its duties properly. 1t
Is not secreting sufficient of the
natural digestive juices and in con-
food enough nutritive matter to
nourish every part Of the body.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are in
tended to build up the stomach so
that II will act properly and extract
from the food the elements necessary
If YOU are thin try two weeks treat
ment of Mi-o-na stomach tablets -.
they are small, easily swallowed and
are sold on the guarantee OF money
back IL they do not overcome chronic
Indigestion, acute or chronic, stop
stomach disturbance. belching. heart
burn, sour stomach, and any after
For sale by II. C. Kennedy and all
leading druggists.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-07
TROOP MOVEMENTS
TOU. S. ANNOUNCED

Paris, Feb. Troop move
ments to the United States are
announced as follows:
Mongolia (date of sailing not
given), with tractor artillery
school detachments and Camp
Clayton quartermaster's detach-
ment-
Meredia, sailed February 4.
with Detached Base Hospitals 10,
18 and sc.
Luckenbach, February 8, with
casuais.
Matsonia, February 3, with
Sixty eighth Artillery, with Coast
Artillery Corps complete, One
Hundred and Fifty-first Artillery
Brigade headquarters, convales-
cent detachments so and So and
casuals.
Henderson, February 8, with
casuals.
Seattle, February 1, with the
One Hundred and Sixty-third
Infantry, medical detachments,
First Battalion headquarters and
Companies A, 3 and c of the
One Hundred and Sixteenth Field
Signal Battalion, Battery g of the
Fiftieth Artillery, Coast Artillery
Corps.
Charleston, January 81, with
Fiftieth Artillery Corps, except
Battery C. and casuals.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-07
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal deafness
Anu Head lvOises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness, or who are growing hard
Of hearing and have head noises will
be glad to know that this distress
ing affliction can usually be success
fully treated at home by an internal
medicine that in many Instances has
effected complete relief after other
treatments have failed. Sufferers who
could scarcely hear have had their
hearing restored to such an extent
that the tick of a watcn was plainly
audible seven or eight inches away
from either ear. Therefore, IL YOU
know of someone who Is troubled
with head noises or catarrhal deaf
ness, cut out this formula and hand
IL to them and you may have been
er perhaps from total deafness. The
Prescription can be prepared at home
and is made as follows:
Secure from your druggist 1 OF.
Parmint double Strength). Take
this home and add to 1t u pint of
hot water and q little granulated
Jugar; sti: until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times day.
Parmint Is used in this way not
only to reduce by tonic action the
inflammation and swelling in tha
Eustachian Tubes. and thus to euuai-
ize the air pressure on the drum but
to correct any excess of secretions In
the middle ear, and the results II
gives are nearly always quick and
Every person who has catarrh in
any form, or distressing FumbIine.
kissing sounds In their ears, should
give tais recipe trial.