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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10
Franc. pissatissi.d With Treaty.


| OF the treaty between the allied and
associated nations and Germany con-
tinue to be the most discussed sections
of the document and are almost uni
versally condemned by the commenta-
tors for not making Germany RESPONSE
| BILE for the repayment Of the entente
cost of the war and for leaving France
with burden placed at 17o,Ooo.ooo'ooo
francs.
"What wnl the stupefication OF
France be when it Is realized that her
victory condemns her to bankruptcy
asks La Nouvelle. The democratic So
cialist official organ. Humanite. con-
demns the treaty unreservedly, saying
lit is "bourgeoise capitalistic peace
which no socialist deputy can ratity
and history will consider it as GRIM
iinal breach of a sworn word and an
outrage on morals and right.
German Delegates Work All Night.
[By the Associated Press.1
Paris. May 10.-President Wilson ex-
| pressed the belief today that nothing
would he hosfd from the German
| plenjS Sssii6ries for about week
Neither he nor any other mempel
/! OF the-American delegation has heard
anything regarding the published re-
ports that the German delegates were
| pranarinx to depart from Versailles.
fhe foreign 0fkicS announced this
lef1nn1p1sl that no Preparations had
EbeSn made By the Germans for with
drawal from Versailles.
The German delegation worked near
| ly the whole night in preparing coun-
ter propositions. the clicking of type
writer's in their Offices not ceasing un :
til 1 o'clock this morning. No COM
munications have as yet been sent ,Ito
| the chiefs of the allied missions.
Free to Return to Germany.
The German peace plenipotentiaries
| are at perfect liberty to return to Ber-
lin and consult their government If
| they desire 80 to do, it is reported In
| conference circles. Such a move. II
made. would not mean the breaking
! off Of the negotiations.
The Germans, it is said, enjoy entire
| freedom Of movement and diplomatic
! immunity.
Allies Discuss Steps II Huns 6aik.
It is understood that among the
| subjects discussed by the council Of
| four at its meeting today was the
eventuallity of Germany refusing to
sign the peace and what steps had
| been taken In that event.
It is said that no intimation that
Germany intended taking such a course
! has reached the allies. but they are
taking nothing Tor granted and the
| discussion of the subject by the repre-
| sentativess Of the powers today was by
way Of preparation for such an even
tuallity. however remote.
Courier Reaches Russia.
Word has reached the American
peace delegation that a courier sent
thru Norway In an endeavor to reach
Moscow, where he was. to lay details
of the plan for allied food relief before
the soviet government, has completed
his trip.
The courier. Is believed to have
brought the first information Of the
allies intention to the bolshevik auth
critics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10
AUSTRIA MUST
GIVE Up ALL
NAVAL SHIPS
Peace Terms With Former
Monarch More Drastic
Than Germany's.
LEFT ONLY FEW
SHIPS FOR DANUBE

Relinquishss All Hope Of
Merging With Germany and Pre-
pares to Accept Full Measure Of
Punishment For Part in War
Chancellor Pleads That Austria Did
Not Start War.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10
T..R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Wsathsr

Iowa Fair and warmer tonight.
sunday increasing cloudiness, prob
ably followed by showers In west ana
central portions; cooler In extreme
west portions.
Iowa weather predictions for ncxf
week are: Local showers Monday es
Tuesday, followed by generally fair:
normal temperature.
Range OF temperature at Marshall.
town: Friday. 66 and 80; Thursday, 81
aud IS; May 3. 1918. 81 and 40. At Z
this morning. ~; yesterday, 10.
PAGE ONE.
Telesraphio Nsws:
Germans wrtLhe Under Peace Terms
To Plead For Notifications.
Austria Deprived of Entire Navy.
Wilson VIII Not Yield 10 Italy.
Naval Planes Renew Flight.
PAGES TWO. THREE AND FIVE.
Iowa News:
All Draft Work Closed.
Iowa Regiment In Sta:c Wednesday.
Farmer shoots Neiyhbors Bearin'
Flowers,
Rotary Club Denounces Honest
Hatchet Buried at Story city,
PAGE FOUR.
Editoriai: x
Part of the ~" Work.
Yes" and mo" the Words.
Berger's Appeal to Colleagues.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Burger Declared Legally Dead.
Deaconess Hospital Eauips Labora-
tory.
Open Auto WrecisinG Business Here.
No Clue to Mrs. Machold.
PAGE TEN.
NJ arkets and General:
Corn Prices slipping.
Oats Easier.
Hogs steady at Fridays Decline.
Cattle Lower Compared TO Week
Ago.
World War Vets Repudiate Chicago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10

Canso Bay. Nova Scotia, MAY W.
The American hydroairplane, ~ C.-s
passed here at .2:7t p. M. havin9 no~n
ico miles from Halifax in III minutes.
st. Johns, n. f.. May io. The Amer
lean naval hydroairplane n. c.-1 . re-
ported having passed the island OK 81.
Pierre Miquelon at 1850 p. m, appar-
emily making good headway Win Ai
engines operating.
Ionisburg. May io.--The n. 49,
flying low. passed this point At VIA Y
m. and headed for Newfoundland. Inc
plane had flown the 1875 miles ITO"
Halifax in 1863 minutes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10

Halifax. n. g.. May 10 Two OF the
three giant American naval hydro
airplanes commissioned 10 attempt .
transatlantic nieht. the n. C.-i and the
n. ca took the air today on the
second leg OF their cruise from Rock
away beach. n. Y, 70 Trepassey. ". r..
whence they are expected TO start next
week for Portugal, with stop at the
Azores.
The n. CT In command of I.ient.
Com. p. n. l.. Bellinser. set out for sea
at S:A O. m. followed At s.07 O'clock
by tho N.C.-3. carrying Commander
John II. Towers. chief OF the eHpedi-
tion. The N. Ca. however. Vas forced
to return because OF propeller trouble
and expected to get under way again
shortly. -
The start was made under an almost
cloudless sky. with a gentle norther.y
wind carrying across the course. which
lay slightly norrn or east. Thr y. <.
8 broke y propeller while In practice
test this morning but quickly replaced
It and got away from Halifax closely
behind tho n. C.-1.
Tho American navay airplane y. e
= forced by propeller trouble 10 return
here after cruising nifty miles ON ths
night to Trepassey. n. r.. made
fresh start at 1895 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10
Maxim. Fast Time.

Lewisburg. N. g., May i0-AHtriceH
airplane n. C.-1 having flown. 100 piles
In iss minutes. passed this town ~
l1:40 q. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

people shall him but blessing shall be
Ilupn him that seneth -Rev Campbell presiding
Fl Paso district
RELIGION Is vital busy Of the meeting the
rightly belongs do thus rob not only God
battles Neglect not the
assembling yourselves toghRev l. Vniion Highland PARK
Baptist church
public public office who not
Gaing, truthful honest However officials
in authority, and
officials there doubt that would have better
officials better aHinisonsRev J. F. Williams First Baptist church
bertyIng ballot should considered
the Of
the enforcement Of evil Every voter therefore should not only
with him Whether the
great small principle conscientious voting should be
practced-Rsv. Milo Atkinson First Christian church
property
"divine kings" fast
privileges
privilege works. the whole the good Of soeRev Rufus
Baker, Orchard Park NJ E church
Eorkingnan
place
is where Christ and his church have made
Brotherhood
church
of
its teachings The main issue today
ship Jesus and the Bible fetish and
larger hfeRsv D Bradley, First Congregatnal
Saving eonsen that Is assent Of thu mind
and the will and finds its
ana submission 5aat me good work begun be carried to
=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
SCRIPTURE
- N~~~~~N


THE wilderness and the solitary
l place shall be glad for them: and
the desert shall rejoice and blossom as
the rose.
Il shall blossom abuadantly. and
rejoice even with 10y and singing;
the glory OF Lebanon shall be given
unto It. the excellency Of Carmel and
Sharon. they shall see the glory OF
the Lord. and the excellency Of our
God.
Strengthen We the weak hands. and
onfirm the feeble knees.
say 20 them that are OF 4 fearful
heart. Be strong. fear not behold,
YOUR God viii come with vengeance.
even God with a recompenss; he VII
come and save you.
Then the eyes Of the blind shall be
opened, and the ears OF the deaf shall
be unstopped.
Then shall the lame man leap as an
hart. and the tongue OF the dumb
sing: for in the wilderness shall wa
-ers break out. and streams in the
desert
And the parched ground shall be-
come a pool, and the thirsty land
brings OF water: in the habitation OF
dragons. where each lay. shall be
srass with reeds and rushes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

mouious as far as wealth could make
IL so, and yet find unhappy hearts
there. because the one discordant note
in the home was the uncontrolled
tongue3 the one blot OF the picture
was the ungoverned lips2
The Untamed Beast.
But how is this 70 be accomplished
For every kind Of beasts hath
been tanned Of mankind: but the
peace and pursue IL, FOR the eyes OF
the Lord are upon the righteous and
His ears are open unto their CRY"
That word seek indicates the need
Of purposeful effort on the part OF
the individual. but in the light OF the
statement OF James about the IN
tanned beast. we better understand the
statement that God sees and hears US.
We may make all the resolutions we
like about the control OF our tongues
but. though we be men OF steel in de-
termination no man can tame the
tongue without the help OF the Al
mighty. This thought brings Jus back
70 the final fundamental fact that
the adjustment OF life must begin
with God and when the life Is prop
" adjusted to the viii and purpose OF
God. IL will be then possible 10 bring
ourselves into happy relationship with
all others whose llv~s are thus con-
troled-
OF course there are many other
things that contribute TO having a
good time in life. but until we can
control our lips. we make little prog
ress IN the matter OF enjoying life.
But oh, the measureless power for
good that lies in the human tongue.
II is the one instrument Jesus chose
for the spread OF His gospel Other
things may be used to supplement
this. but nothing else can ever take
the place OF It Other things may
help Us in our efforts 20 have a good
time, but nothing else can ever take
the place Of the controlled tongue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
Bears Suffer Insomnia
Because Of Hot Weather

Winnipeg. can. March The anil
nal keepers In Assinlooine PARK here
fear the five black bears in the bear
pits VIII die OF insomnia II they don't
get seine cold weather. The weather
has been so mild the bears think il
IS spring. They hole up every win
ter az the first cold snap and sleep
until the SHOWS pass. But this win
ter none OF them has shown any signs
OF a desire 10 hibernate. 1t takes
four or five days Of cold weather as
a rule. according TO the head keeper.
to get the bear into the mood for his
long winter nap. There haven't been
three cold DAYS IN succession IN west
ern Canada this winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

should begin with the one big element
in the task. Almost every waking
moment OF our lives we are in speak
ing communication with others. The
printed page is marvellous influence
in our lives in this age OF printing.
but the page is not one millionJn part
OF our communication All the IL
braries in the world, all the news
papers printed, are but a grain OF
sand on the shore as compared 10 the
multitudes OF words that are spoken
Then, since the spoken word is SO
large part OF life. certainly he who
would make life desirable must give
great attention 20 so important a
part q it.
Our bodies are the instruments
with which we make ourselves known
10 others. or all the members Of the
body. the tongue springs more quick
~ into action than any other Anger
in my heart may prompt meto strike.
but I can restrain my hand from the
murderous blow But while my hand
Is restrained. my tongue may swiftly
speak the poisonous word and meal
cuable damage is done.
There are some souls who boast Of
their frank out spoken natures. They
speak the uuvaruished truth" they
say. and thereby imply that one who
does not speak everything he feels Is
playing the hypocrite. r. IN anger. j
restrain my hand from the murderous
blow. an thereby playing a double
part? Am 7 a IMPORTER Then where
IS the greater virtue in this so-called
plain spokenness that allows the
tongue 10 express all the anger that
sometimes gets into the hearth
We spend much Of our time labor
ing on the theory that II we can Sc
cure sufficient wealth. and surround
ourselves with the things that money
can command we shall have a good
time; we Will make life really worth
while. But did you ever enter a house
where the very atmosphere was ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

Il PASO churches will present a
Il number OF interesting features IN
the Sunday services. notably the sing
ing a. the Central Baptist church by
a quartet from the Fourth cavalry
stationed At Fort Bliss. and the
choice. by 2 number Of preachers Of
subjects allowing o. the drawing OF
lessons from tire current political
campaign
Music by the best composers wifi Be
heard al @ number OF the churches,
and @ number OF the city's most
talented singers viii be heard
Details OF the services al the va
rious churches VIII be as follows
st Central baptist Church
L.r se-mnu Il u D. y. q lelLral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
" Verse a Day" Man Is
To SbeaR In e. Paso

Dr.. Ora Samuel Gray. lecturer and
author. Of Boston. who IS on . lecture
trip 10 the Pacific coast. has made
arrangements 10 stop over Sunday IN
e Paso TO renew old acquaintances
with some Fl Paso citizens.
DR.. Gray Is TO lecture three times
during Sunday-at the First Metho-
dist church in the morning at Il
o'clock, in the lobby Of the Young
Mems Christian association at $50
p m. and al the First Christian church
at $50 D H.
The story OF Dr.. Gray's life from
the poverty OF his home IN a lumber
camp in the woods OF northern New
England. through school and college.
out onto the lecture platform and to
the very top OF his profession as a
lecturer Is one OF the most romantic IN
American biography. He considers
that his largest contribution to the
generation is the Verse q Day
league. OF which he is the originator
and head Its members agree TO read
one verse OF the Bible daily.
Dr. Gray's address at the Y. II. c. A
sunday afternoon viii be his famous
lecture Tomorrow
CurfIsa 4 Co., buy Liberty Bonds-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

DUKE GALLEY held an audience
spelIbOund today at the pOstOffioe
while he related the stirring incidents
during the time he rode deputy sheriff
in "a, and while reeiting many Of the
tight places he was in, Fusby Han
cock got so interested he got his foot
hung in the chair rounds.
Sim Flinders happened In the other
night and heard a man lecture on the
high cost Of everything and the wear
and tear Of living. It done him good,
as just as soon as he got home he laid
aside his hat and put on his cap.
As soon as It clouds up Washington
Hooks is going to have his umbrella
fixed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

in the evening at 1880. The pastor,
Rev. J. He Seick. will occupy the pull
pit in both services.
First Congregational.
At the First Congregational church
the services on sunday will be as fol-
lows:
Il a. m.-Sermon by Rev. F. J..
Estabrook, D. D.. Of New York city
S p. m Review by Mr. Bradley OF
THE -Four Horsemen OF The Apoca-
lypic," a novel by Vlncente Blasio
IboneZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

He that would love life and see
good days. let him refrain his
tongue from evil and his lips that
they speak no guile Peter 3;10.
THE love OF life is Unborn. When
l life ceases 10 be a desirable thing,
something radically wrong has
entered into II. Likewise. the desire
TO make life "a good time" is equally
natural The tragedy is that we have
such mistaken ideas OF what consu-
tutes a good time. There IS the gross
sensualist who imagines in spite OF
bloodshot eyes and aching head. that
he has had a good time" Even many
OF Us who would scorn such a phil
osophy OF life. find FIRE lent disap-
poinment in our lives concerning the
matter OF having q good time.
a Surprising Suggestion.
The apostle offers a plan OF life that
promises 10 come up 70 our desires
for a good time. The surprising thing
about it is its simplicity. And yet
when We study this suggestion. we
find as in all fundamental matters OF
life. II is the habit Of the scripture 70
make these things simple.
N ny uEEA-A bA- %AtI A3A- ~ ~ -----
IS anything in the world that seems
insuhstantial II Is the spoken word
Yet il fills q larger place in human
experience than anything else. LIE
is largely a matter OF the adjustments
OF relationships, the harmonizing Of
our lives with other personalities. es-
pecIaIly with the divine. and then
with the human We maintain these
relationships by communion with
others. The widest and one universal
channel OF such communication with
others IS the spoken word. Naturally
then. when we set about the task OF
adjusting ourselves with others wei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
ELECTION FURNISHES TEXTS FOR
MANY SERMONS IN LOCAL PULPITS

Quartet Of Soldiers To Sing At Morning Services; Fa
nous Preacher To Speak At Methodist Episcopal;
Special Music Promised For the Sunday Worship
In Many Temples; Topics For Sundays Sermons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

DEa GEaL 10 EEGANhs
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church the morning service at 1915
VIII be conducted by Dr. Ora Samuel
Gray OF Boston, Mass Rev. Henry
Van ValkenburEh, the pastor. viii as
sist with this service and will con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

and in the evening Misses Annie
Laurie Cochran and Margery Ellis
each VIII sing solo. The pastor. Rev.
Hubert n Smith, viii. at each serv-
ice. preach on old time Methodist
lines.
Home Work. Theme.
''The Home Work In The New Era
will be the theme OF the discourse by
Rev. c. H. Mitch Gilmore. at the Altura
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
at 1915. In the evening the subject
win be The Exceeding Happiness OF
Beginning with the first Sunday IN
March. the Young People will begin
their meeting at $50 p m. and the
preaching service VIII begin at 1880.
Or. Wallace to Preach.
Dr. Thomas D. wallace. acting
pastor, viii preach at the First Pres
hyterian church at the morning hour.
Weakness Made Strong"
Tbs quartet choir viii render
special music. The evening service
will be combined with the young peo-
Pies meeting. from $50 TO S p. m.
Westminster Presbyterisn.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church. Rev Watson n. Farley viii
have for his subject. sunday morning.
The 1.-THE, How and Why"
Solo, by Mrs. J. W. Christie "Oh
Lamb or God" By Jacoby.
Anthem, by the quartet. Incline
Thine Ear" by Himmei
Sermon IN the evening, At 1850. by
the pastor.
Music By the quartet. 1T Is Wen
With Ny Soul"
At Austin Park.
At Austin Park Christian church At
10:45. the pastor, Rev. s r. McCleve,
viii speak on the subject. Jehovah
Present at worship" There viii be
special music, both morning and
evening.
The subject Of the evening sermon
VIII be. The Closed Doors"
The First Christian.
At the First Christian church, Rev
Milo Atkinson, pastor. An Old
Answer TO the New Worlds Need" /
viii be the subject OF the sermon 1
Sunday morning. Cmomunion service I
begins at 10:45 q. N and IS followed
by the sermon
At 7:s0 p. m. Dr.. Ora Samuel Gray. I
founder and editor Of Verse A Day I
will speak Dr. Gray comes under the /
auspices Of the 7. " c. A
ST. Paul'u Lutheran.
At St PauPs Lutheran church. Rev. /
J. B. Greever. pastor. Will pleach at 4
II a. n on The Sewer and the Seed ]
The evening services will begin at .
1:15, the pastor preaching.
lions Evangelical.
Regular services viii be held |
Sunday morning at lions Evangelical /
Lutheran church. at I0:5e o'clock and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

Baptist church viii be on David s
Mighty Men" In the evening there
viii be a gospel address. The choir
VIII sing. His Love Shall Always
Shine" and Mrs. Ballard viii sing =
solo in the morning
by Mrs Ballard, the quartet Of II
troop OF the Fifth cavalry viii sing
Pastor George ". Mccall wiz
preach at both hours.
First Baptist Church.
At the First Baptist church. Rev.
J. r Williams pastor, the subject Of
The morning sermon viii be. Our
Duty To Officials" OF the evening
sermon, Music In Heaven" On Thurs
day night at 1880 the pastor will
preach at the base hospital ~ Mon
day night the deacons viii meet in
the parlors o. the church
At Highland Park.
At Highland Park Baptist church
Miss Ava Manning VIII sing at the
evening service and the choir viii
render an snthem at the morning
hour. The Lords supper viii be OBJ
served at the II o'clock service
The evening service Will begin
promptly at 5.30. Thirty minutes viii
be devoted to song and praise service
under the direction Of a r Millican.
The pastor, l. o. Nermillion, viii
preach at both hours
Trinity Methodist.
AZ Trinity II. F. church. Rev. P r.
Knickerbocker viii preach at 1913,
BLESSED Are The Meek For
They Shall Inherit The Earth"
At 7:30 Mr.. Knickerbocker will
preach on When Chickens Come
Home To Roost"
Special music for morning service:
Anthem. Leave Us Not" (Stainer)-
solo (selected). Mrs. ". D. Howe
Special music for the evening serv-
ice- Anthem. soul or The Righteous"
fNoblel and q gospel solo BY N. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

Al Highland Park Methodist church
on Sunday, Mrs. J. r. Burton viii be
the speaker for the Minute Mems com
mittee at II o'clock. after which Rev
W 5. Nugget will preach on ''Tith-
ing"
There Will be a song service at 1880
n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
Me HODISTS ESTABLISH GREAT
HEALTH BUREAU FOR WORKERS

Presbyterian Missionary Finds Money For Church
Activities Plentiful In Tour Of Country From Chicago
To Seattle the Sunday Schools Plan Campaign 10
Raise S2OCOO,OOO From Children Of the Country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

At Asbury Methodist church IN the
morning Miss Vera Ballard will sing,
and in the evening Misses Annie
Laurie Cochran and Margery Ellis
each VIII sing a solo. The pastor. Rev.
Hubert II. Smith. will. at each serv-
ice. preach on old time Methodist
lines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

duct the evening service AZ 1880. His
subjejct at that hour Will be, rs The
Community Getting 4 Square Deal
From The church,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
THIRST Made "UIptansed Beast, The
- Tongue Chief Means Of Saving Man
The Time" by by Speech
ALI Human Relationships
By

By REV. MILO ATKINSON. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

GLE grain people shall him but blessing shan "
Ilupon that seleth Rev C. K Campbell presiding
elder Of district.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-05
Summer-Spoiled Skin
Removed by Absorption

As undue summer exposure usually
leaves an undesirable surface of tan, red
ness or roughness, often freckles, too, the
sensible thing to do Is to remove such
surface. There's nothing better for this
than ordinary mercoliZed wax. which ac-
tually nbsorbs an unwholesome complex
ion. The thin layer OF surface skin Is It.
self absorbed. gently, gradually. so there's
no inconvenience, no detention indoors
Spread the wax lightly over the entire face
at bedtime and take It off in the morning
with warm water. II you will get one
ounce of mercolized wax at the drug
store, use II for a week so, you may ex-
pect marked improvement daily. When
the underlying skin is wholly in view your
complexion will be a marvel of spotless
purity and beautiful whiteness.-Adv.