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ErsberEer Makes Protest 10 ArnaIstIcs
CommiHaIOn.

BERLIN. May 3 (via London).-
Matthias ErEberger, Chairman OF the
German Armistice Commission. has sent
a note to Gen. Nudant. the representa-
tive OF Marshal Fooh at Spa. protesting
against the alleged encouragement given
by Gen. Gerard. OF the French Army,
to those seeking the separH ton OF the
Bavnrian palatinate from Bavaria and
Germany. The note was sent through
Gen. Won Hammersteln. the German
military representative at Spa.
The evening world., 1919-05-26
-. Clements Bells 60 Peal for
Peace After Long silence.

LONDON. May II Correspondence
OF the Associated Press).-Ths famous
peal OF bells In st, Clements Church, In
the Strand. near the American Eagle
Hut. will be heard again on Peace Day.
after a silence OF seven years. The bells
are notable for their Ginning OF the old
rhyme ''orAnges and Lemons" to which
tune the children OF England sun play
one OF their favorite games.
The evening world., 1919-05-26
HALT TRIAL FOR SANITY TEST
Man Held in OHoBe Park Murder
Acting Strangely.

Tho antics Of Michael Casahno. No
i4S classon Avenue. arraigned for trial
on a charge OF murder In the nrst de-
gree before Justice Fawoett in the
Queens County Supreme Court. so i'm
pressed his attorney. Edward J. Reilly
that he applied for a petition TO test
the sanity OF his client.
CAsAllno Is accused Of numbering Mrs
Joseph Holbaoh when her husband;
hotel at South Ozone Park was the
scene OF a shooting ARRAY last January
CaSallno, brought into court by two
duputies. stared about Wildly. pulled his
hair. made motions with his hands ant
twisted his face.
DR.. John @. Coyle OF Manhattan an
DR.. Frederick ]. Schweikart OF Elm
hurst were appointed to pass on Casa
limos sanity.
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DIED..

O'NEIIL--on May -. 1919, MARY.
widow OF James o'Nelil.
Funeral from her late residence, iTS
Gold st., Brooklyn. on Tuesday. at $50
A. NJ, thence to st. James r. C. Church,
where n solmsn mass OF requiem wilI
bo offered for the reposs Of her soul.
Interment Calvary Cemetery.
The evening world., 1919-05-26
LONDON PREPARES
OVATION FOR AWATORS
HAWKER AND GRIEVE


wouldn't bo surprised II he tries the
flight again. A failure like this won't
stop him 1t will only make him the
more determined. II he does try again
h0'll get across next time"
outside the house notice was
posted: MIR. HAWkER HAS BEEN
FOUND" II was this that frst
brought the news to Surbiton and
started the eager crowds shouldering
and pressing close around the door
step OF the famous airman.
Mackenzie Grieve. Immediately
upon landing at Thurso. sent the fol-
lowing message to his parents:
Safe, will wire later"
I'VE had given him up for lost, e"
declared Mrs. Grieve. when she heard
the news OF her sons rescue. She
was too overcome to say more.
Grieve's native town. Froxford, took
on carnival appearance.
"The courage Of Hawker and
Grieve places them in the first rank Of
the pioneers OF the air" declared Gen.
Seely OF the Air Ministry to-day. 81
can hardly give expression 10 my re-
joicing that their gallant attempt 70
cross the Atlanic has not cost brave
| lives"
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BEG THE MARTs MASTER TO
LAND.

At tho same time all signal sta
tons were instructed 10 try TO COM
munnicate with the Mary's captain,
with tho urgent request to land the
aviators at some Scottish port. It
was several hours before the next
word from the two men was received.
1t came last evening in the shape OF
wireless from the destroyer Woolsun,
saying that she had intercepted the
Mary and tranSshipped Hawker and
Grteve. She said she was taking
them to Thurso, on the northern coast
OF Scotland. about 100 miles east Of
the Butt of Lowis.
A still later report from the de-
stroyer Revenge, tho flagship of the
squadron in those waters. made
known that the two flyers had been
transferred and would sleep on board
her last night at a port In the ork-
neys, As indicated by Hawker's own
message, they will take train this
afternoon for London.
Lacking definite information, 1t Ia
assumed that the hour OF the land
ing must have been some time after
4 o'clock last Monday morning. Fly
Ing at 100 miles an hour and calGu-
lating on the distance covered. II
would have been about daylight
when the Sopwtth took TO the water,
and about $40 when the Mary picked
the two men up.
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Wilson speaks In Pari. Tonight

PARIS. May 26.-Presdent wilsou
will speak tonight at a dinner given
by the Pan-AmericAn group OF the
Peace Conference In honor OF Epitaclo
Pessoa, President-elect OF Brazil. The
President motored In yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Wilson.
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FRENCH NEARING BUDAPEST.
Gross Tiasa aRd Expect 60 Eater
City I'm Three Weeks.

ROME, May VA Bucharest 10
spatch To the idea Nazlonale report that
French troops have crossed the TtSza
River and expect to enter Budapest
within three weeks.
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navy virtually wiped out and her
territories reduced in that region
known as German Austria.l
BERNIE, May 26.-Germany should
refuse to sign the military and
economic terms Of the peace treaty,
which are not ncceptiblc. according to
n statement made by Gen. Count Max
Montgelas. one OF the German dele
gates ht Versailles. to the corre-
spondent OF the Neuste Narichten
OF Berlin. and quoted In a Munich
despatch received here.
lie says that the military terms do
not allow Germany n sufficient num-
Der OF troops TO maintain order. the
recent events in Berlin and Munich
being cited az proof OF this state
ment.
The evening world., 1919-05-26
HARBoRD CHIEF OF STAFF.
General Succeeds McAndrew, Who
VIII Return 60 Washington.

PARIS. May 2s.-Major Gen. James
G. Harbord. head OF the service OF sup
ply OF the American E1peditionaTy
Forces. has been relieved OF his duties
In this connection and detailed as chez
OF stan OF the eXpedltlonary forces.
Brig Gen. James W. MoAndrcw.
present chief OF stan goes TO Washing
ton to become chief Of the War College,.
The evening world., 1919-05-26

swift . CempanS's saIss Of Beef IN New
York oity Tor the week ending saturday.
its vSssG:S sssss Dss - DsSaSAtpG sSlH-A @'''
The evening world., 1919-05-26

Canadian Afr Here Praises Feat %
y. .. Navy Flyers.
HALIFAX, N. s.. Nay as.--ool WILL
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the destination for which they had
started. Their Sopwith plane was
not saved.
FLAG SIGNALS USED FROM SHIP
Since last Sunday. when the flyers
passed from the view OF watchers at
Signal Hill, st. Johns. no authentic
word of any sort had been received
from them. Il was well after noon
yesterday when the Mary. bound to
Aarhuus, Denmark, by course west
and north OF Ireland and Scotland.
rounded the headland known as the
Butt OF Lewis and began signalling
the shore with fiags.
Those watching her and spelling
out her message found II difficult 10
believe what she said. The signals
read:
Saved hands OF Sopwith plane"
The Butt OF Lewis guar > wig
wagged back the question:
''Is 1t Hawker?"
YES" was the terse reply from
the Mary.
While the men on the Butt Of
Lewis were trying to digest this an
expected and hardly believable mes
sage the Mary held ON her course.
She was making nine knots an hour,
had been three weeks out of port
and evidently proposed to reach
Aarhuus with the least possible de-
lay. Word was Immediately sent to
the British Admiralty. and destroyers
were ordered out to try to Overtake
the Mary and transfer Hawker and
Grieve.
The evening world., 1919-05-26
LOST. FOUND AND REwARpa

bsok; Strayed stolen from ITO x Ola q
UoFs plain brown collar. $50 inward oefsTod fos
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COON " ~ PARTICULAR
BIT VI R>I Wa. 100

A yo4EE u1rfe was .r 81 ake
ssrs - = fsnsf La shaa fts mo.afr
e.. sahf hzs 'rf1er1s tfst ~sVfa.l
isses1 = hsartv weioce fse
rz-ss received q rarher frzhtfrea
l'cs .r1z ~ - ~ozl41
Dezt nsss Cora as vaaftffr
Ca &C.. ste SAD rfsrrrz to fse
fz-lF co5E B~ esrfsa. slfa heT-
wort ro1f 8 s,-is arszk nf ae.-t
- loes her
rks rzrse sFref tfifr mssr a.
;.e se1sr eauforiahIe ths 1-r q
70 H. b4tF B4f sare vas ~ r1i
wafer q - tsus 90 lis ..ath se as
s11gks Cora sn fae 81 ner- etsr-
49, v4s vNssnz
~arf te aa b. tss aabf sac
ssss lai4l sn1 shsf- rt arr
VAN 1zfer
corr tcek h@r a4as. oa ~ .er a4at
Yea czn'i so rhaf rkl.s 80 r..-
trrr~1 I4ss th2tr 20 rar- ru.a-
-cTs tcr vr1 Jvs Fru .ase ms rlsoe
sers sn1 I'D o. these eof1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
TO DEVOTE A
SUNDAY TO HEAL TN
Nation Wide Moyemek, On Poo,
To Spread publAiiy Against
Social Evils Sermons To
BE Delivered

Wac. .e3nn. reh iH A. sioa la
nation ults oampslgn ssa'nsi fae
.of'si ssH minister ana .Asrh leaa-
ffs aff nwr0 H pampAlel lssu,
hy fhe laHal state. rHhit iiefh
Service - ahseue febfaan 81 as
HssNh ranaaf vif .ps.lai stfmons
ana meesnas thai das Devoted 90 dif
gissIon uf neans af mnfat.na marala
Separate mrsimfs fof meH end
naneu ST, rarscsfei AS oaus ssr
elimination oi slss alslHsis adaa 'aa
80 laIfifsn. he arraaiation of p-f
msrrnf community committees Is im
prove ~anissnme recreation esps
.aiA ga returning aeldief
fhe paaH. hesiih ,amuslFn s Al
community neA ssii ihe NnhN
iHaHh seftIre's anneuneemeu, lh.
ohafeh. 49, 30 lmpoIsnf pau - ne
amnaant saoala na' fail & help III
is Important vufk
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Italy and France,
Allies Non Nav
Fight Later
Head OF Orphans /.
Home Traded Girl
For Con- and $50

--Nareifa g. Fss io--lassst.pster
81 sea~sss t~at ~ Nse~,a y Ca~,e
eel hxaa - - erphsns rorrs 49,
rs tfacsc g. .nreais fsf tnsri,
- a. as ec~ ~as nessn toaas
a. Seeater csnsrsi pcrses -,
sAsrss essx oees aesf fsss arrest %
80 ~e~,an ~ Scnrexticn ~th .
sersfs' reuirs -eistire te tss tresi
neenl az 81 rrer r tne lnstsotlon
fsAEri eansl-s afte ptr ~ns
has essr pisesd - tAs se-as. 49,
ass - ~ne- rsiatses ~~ni e tsss
ner a~sf A. fnsess sater ths
FANNY anesec sas~sc thss ne 81
nac oeer e.ssr 20 .sr'an st rcs
eoa. ~ne ~antes - saops nrf. snc
~hc 9ass ~ carpesf tNs r,onss
aeo tns sc~ &c b'no t.s trass NJ
c&reesH ceriea a. charges a. tc
c.spcst - = ths orpsan ano ls.
frea'r,ert 81 oteers u-ser re- Sars
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.PE NAL TY MAY
BE OEA 7 \ IN
THIS MAN 5 CASE.
1t iIi,il u,\ - ,ii N,,.in
VIM nuN VI vi ~ IN
NAti 40 llli ~tAli'~
M uiiu" ~ litnu
NASTY tlilils,I H.
N,ni

The ffuiafles ni me reform fnani
i,r ufl losatea af oAlahoma Cay
andsi .he nams ~ Slaie lnaustfs'
aehool. ar feash|ns oat aH nftf fhf
sisi. ana ,he ar4i~s ~ iAIs 80
rfeee fo civilization rs usf fht ts
irua lion - legislators vhn have a
scsfratpd oond.i'orp there srt hf.af
railru4ded tsca IS fheIr ssr|ous tamss
m an eicvnih hoar rfiofi ia cover "a
furhm fIeers0s
unf surh ,s.e feathra elt Un iasI
~esk after SPENDING some e~ekf a
hrs sehnol aUominafinn ehe H 81
mere ehiid oaT IS ysars oi ass aat
sas alaced Is hc "schaoi 81 hsr
'areris as o. neOrrmle Jusl fbe
c'hff daf ard sllen On, Inff.NFa aa
sat on iH fa blast thIs little f.fi
sas quiuif se back in hsf psf'His
3f cheese H ,t.rer ~ fhla reiofn
Institution iht claiming ihai she
bad confrsstsa 4 iosh.ous d|soaff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
HOW KANSAS FOUGHT
CRASSH0PP[R HOSTS
Farmers oi the State Saved Over
S50OoO00 Lat Year A. The
Result of Campaign Of
Poisoning

q g estimated iaai kansas fafn.
iasf fesr saved aboaf 3 90 aaa ~
nheaf ana s'ialfs ASIA rfsns "a sft.t
hoppef poisoning hrea paf
nUir sfs fas g. e rsH1alsu hss4n
iasf sprnf lhfoura fhs cooperative
'faris of fha rnffd a.aiss depart
mrnf q aaIfalfHfe state ar eaiialsi
Dei'e.s anf laotI onuns srenis A
sraas 0ppsf esK sufsv, madr lu lht
~. Gina sHaaed that fasf acre 10 eui
'n aYif'gisnf Numbers 30 mas. nsl
ears e SOS msr eamps sKalHs fe
3 ppefe Plans Nefe maHa m
n'salafe'f 10 fsrr - fHls snk
tAfengh mseilnss 10 dsnnonsifais pl.s
ouinf personal farms .sIr faf nH
, au.i Denominations aai ~ apaf
F-isie sindos display |n iDans a.
close ~atfa ~ lhs Efasfaoppaf tfi
nation sac aepi ttras tanl fhs entire
season an1 in zoe faii ihs paisaaIaa
faanpaitn 80. continued ani fhe i.st
inF ~ land IS destroy sfE. 49, 81
f0eafsd aIso 10 teach the al
hiliiy - f.e isuef den1usifsfnns
Nsre aeii p ihs neid shore psi, -
~ Trsas esfr duf ~ ara ths sfsss
hopper srns ~Aiaa fbss leouta.la + 4
wsfs sho~r fafpsfs rtsn fbs b "a 4
~ fence rs ~as dlsked 10 shou has
'bs eaEs ~~fe desirefea Flny s.
slrh aeu uonsffsilous ~ifb - attend
saoe ~ 1858 wefe heid ~ many com
iirs hoih bran and poison xffs
oaxhi soopsfaiisely and distributed
10 fsfmsrs i1roufA the fara bsfes8
orgshiaxiions E@eb one getting ne
materials recslsed directions for als
~ and applying them. 4
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e delicious eout, Boz exchange iw
saap
When asked 4 fAe war has
made mucl difference in ihe town
~ Boz fhe price 81 food sff che
lnhahiiauf. tHy Oh n0 n0i 4
great change car men went of
course ani s0mo ol fheu did noi
come hack hui asil. FROM ihal.
we have noticed little ehauer
Our food restrictions hate rot
been severe With the exception
of bread ~ have had 80 abund
anec ~ everything There uas
no butter % BE- seen In fhe shale
ihongh ihr children have been
muiifei carrying pals 81 mlh
through the .freets A. iho Hotel
Sehlemmer So bal very good
luncheon composed of-o up. good
roast pork with potatoes and oar
roi- and iurnips. sud sn apple for
irssefi for I marks - fhtk kens.
are ~eld ~ ~. peas.is for lt
marks A. Tar a. t,od !. eoueefn
"a ihe d"ughboys saf .iaf 'hsv
arr delighted - fud ihas FRITZ
has foudne-s for trading
Something r. sure wrong with
these Boehes ssd one II the
boys. fof ! ran trade off canned
Bill for ehickens
Training ]. constantly going un
back 81 she outpost. Yesfsr,Isf
ibc troops were ~ ~, for battle
positions The German. nere
- be- attacking and ~
much interest WAS being taken ~
DE maneuvers o. If they were se.
iaally Al war.
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~tli~ w IN pilI >iilI\I
Nn .~O> ~ IlIit.N

Washington Fsh u HtiF fsa
mrmhefs af ihe National N.anaa
fsrn eerf affeflsd aunass b. t.tH
ani miiliaf, falef after thsV taH
burned President nilsou in efnsy lH
fnonl - iht ehlis hasat as saai.sf
aralHN' fhf fnfrstfffi dslrsf 81 he
equal suffrsN" rseiuifnn an thU stH
a'' Severed lheuaani ef0n eaI q
~ ih' fsnonsffafon bgf ihen u
ifls Disorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
siMoNns SHOWS HOW NEW
IDEAS ARR GRADUALLY
MODIFYING Amnlrlos 3
APPETITE AND DEMANDS
or NATIONS TELLS OF
SECRET TREATIES DIPLo
MATS oF ALL sATIoHs
MEASURE SWORDS


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e sHi eaaei'f aa H = neihrf assH
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DOughbOyS Find No Lack of
Food In Rhineldnd Cities

Anuiahanr lrrmsnf Ian l9
Nonfahsaf fhnNf looking
hfunan fenn within fhe thirty
hl.omeirc rreie occupied hs fhs
Amer sns hetond ite Rh'ne T.
B. fte largest iuuu within lep
niirs of fbe nairssis bordering
fhr 81 frsl zone .nd is ihe Head
quarter. 81 fhe First Dr sian 81
she American Army of oeenps-
tau if j. were NOT far sseing tue
American saIaiers policing ibe
town one could never imagine
that there efef bad hefn var
Young Gernan, uho hase ~
ready bern iemshill1ed sre nofie.
ed on ihf streets n civilian
elf>he. aud many q them are %.
ready az work
The i1hahi'anfs sesm - have
been absolutely within their own
walls during ali these sears ~
var. of which they knsw prarii.
cally nothing and seem - far
away from the worlds Disorder
and turmoil that if j. sia0.t im.
possible 70 believe that thev ar
he brutal Germans sho brought
zoe aar On the world and that
their Qeyernmeni j. in the midst
y a. uphesfsi
The shop windows indieste ~
scarcity ~ any thing and not
Wi'hsfanding The reports that
le1fker has for some time breu
unknown IN Germany. The child
rem are al wearing leather shoes
and let me ssy here that there
sre thousands Of children IN the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-10
NURSE WHO WATCHED BE-
SIDE DEATH BEDS or BOYS
MS Mildred Kelly Of Tulsa. Tells
q Great Suffering and Of
Fortifude % Samrnies H.
France

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81 A-. s-.-.
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h.ars t..~.- 49,. ..
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streets Of etef Village and 'hfN
are all wrl' nihsd So officer
remarked iha ~ bad n0i seen b
single German prisoner n Ffa1ee
that had uof pleaded f0r mefrF
heeanse d. ta lhree ehihlrrn -
home and aeh time h bod
though, whaf liar ih.-s ert
inans can ~ hui siues his
watch o. the Rhine b. eantine-
ed that ihcy Lave liei in fhc ~
posiie direction for siA children
90 each German would - more
just count
The only hing fhaf hate
uDiieed her lieh s enfifei uHt
of the ordinar . ihe quantity oI
paper lsed ~ everything Paper
sfrings tie fhe package. from ihe
shop, and paper j. made - .ni.
tate wood pauelliug o. The nsil.
bui with 4li fHe paper that one
-ee- We have linen fahls cloths
and napkins here instead of the
paper that 4 H-ed ln ~ the frs-
ianranis and hotels in aohlenz
Soap j. - be seen ia the shop
windows here I, looks g. he 81 >
very g-pof qialiiv hai i j. soap.
aud he linen looks rs 81 i had
ben washed sith soap. while IN
lobleDz there i not = srrap 81
soap 70 b. bad ~ ans price 4
bar oi soap VII buy anything
there. the soldiers have great fsn
trading soap for chicken one
'loughboy told me that he had
traded bar ~ soap for three /
chickens and another said he had
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IdedHSn1 and Old
Diplomacy Clash
In Paris Council
There's Grab Big
Pay Roll From Il. =.
Mail Sack; Escape

''afffsft A. See fo pasiaft e
effls'ais sfs i~stsil ssfiea ies feb
tftf ~ titeQe ie tuf fsess 81 -
aaf 'pft isksa frem fsa.sts.s
snail ssHi - al is 49, a.
ins naes - ''ar,fsss Il hAs esse-,s
tne~H Ace fns rsanss 49, see
payroll - tNs csr,fsi Gee 4 cal
spm'panY - Hsf'fefa fhs s-.ris
r'aIi peush ~tlsh 40 bssn sea ao.a
ssss feens essf ,hs wstiar - lsset
ford.
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liAIlI ~ toiuii = iliiuIlI
N nt,i ROLLS TO-DAY

ln fht maNt. n' hshsas cog HuH pfn
tsrdinfs INSTRUCTED Asfofs lnafo A n
naies ln whieh iaNie EaiHH snugh'
iofee0f,r her lao ,eaf Oh ann Alvin
WAYNE Eaton from Calvin baton bro
ihsf of hrI dfera apd h4shanl
ln lhs ahafnfe 81 fbs attorney laf
she res sl.,ndrnf fhf ,aaf ~ OoniH
u.d urN WedussiaY "a r'eiocs F n
and .u iae msanum. l4As nslss maae
an order committing ths ehNd 90 9 y
NTItr
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HE Pt>>ID BIN
GHIsh FDR >tJ0

\ xsr--t "a ss1e1 szs Heed
plfk - tks-tsrs osflcs - -rs sr-esI
Or = zza raur1 Ccr1es lrna east
- Nzs4r. cszrxs1 81 p4ss a. .
ekeck 9, 9 - O. = re. rznss @uIth.
a fz-zer Hvias u@zr tks Pzfn@ oo-n-
- - - sols csttif 49, %eF.-r-
~. Tss 49, - t1r1s1 forz f1r
wax * fuE1s ~ -ae M1i1sI s,afs
hszk - rkrs * 49, 1-zwr as
ru5e- sss-ff & & seos. sn1 DfuasT
Ssertff 81 B-uE-sze hzre za-e szf
sfler Corres 80 w b4 ez-isa aS-
20 er1.sn ~ zer1sts - glnszl q
- ceftis tasn
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LEADER NAN IN INTENSELY
INTERESTING DESCRIPTIVE
LETTER TELLs or THE
DEVASTATION OF AUSTRIA
AND PART OF ITALY
SPolLS OF WAR, DEMAND
ED Ry ROMANS HURL TWO
NATIONS AT EACH OTHER 5
THRoArs


i4fis. ffsnef ffH i'-i hsAf
.aN Fe'arnel trau 'ast "en'itf.
la - gsssi f.''sii'te "fetr -
Italians uiei nfnraih taf ~. 4.
iire 81 ~ spiAed msi'ti> 81 iHs
Austrian Aoisie> Ana iu'n f.st
sfiA more "enHffiNl ,inith 'i
4aAd over VII 2 iNn Hrrat l'siiss- =
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UNCLE san WILL Wit rs
eus-ElS silsER DOLLARS

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T-E WEATHER

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-15
Big Ditch Done.

The dredging outfit located a few
miles southeast Of town In iHigdem
township, Polk county, has finished
their, work of construct lion on the big
ditch, and the contractors are busy
loading the machinery preparatory 10
shipping to Arkansas, where party,
Oscar Kochtitzky, will operate the
dredge during the winter, having pur-
chased the outfit. 81 s.
The ditch just finished is onesaRd one
half miles long and empties into the Red
River, draining a large tract Of land in
the vicinity it passes, and specially q
couple Of large bayous that fill up in the
spring from the overflow from the river
and rarely dry out during the summer.
The ditch empties into the river on the
section line between the Olson and
Dahlstrom farms. It runs on the line in
All easterly direction and the dirt taken
from the ditch will be leveled and con,
verted into a highway. .ts55ss 8
This ditch was constructed by the
Rood Construction Company, from
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-15
Reason For Pride.

.<5S Down in ArkansaW there is a won
sdeEful old mother with something more
than a local reputation. Two hundred
youngsters have drawn nourishment
from her and have grown and Waxed
mighty and have gone to take their;
places in the World. Chances are that
her family will be increased materially
before she goes to her reward for this
mother is not vet 12 years Ole. yener-
] able age it is true and her most recent.
Editions to the family have been more
{ generous than her earlier efforts. Like
/ most mothers she has improved with
age and experience Her name is very
properly, Pride OF the Farm She is
s. big black brood SOW owned by J. M.
Webster OF SPRING. dale.
IS. At current meat prices her progeny
could be traded for q conf 81 table even
palatial farm home. She is I a pro-
iducer. Like most mothers she does not
demand shorter hours. She Is On the
Job All the time rearing her family. She
doesn't limit product ion. She doesn't
strike. Twice a year she makes 4
valuable cont ion to the food sup
ply As q feminine war worker, Pride
pf the Farm" has earned a medal asa
tSined assistant Of Mr.. Hoover. Peace
DE o her May her hundred daughters
Sdo likewise and jar down the ii. g. 81
Bacon.