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Evening journal., 1919-12-08
AUTO HITS AGED MAN.

Sustaining a fracture OF the left leg
when an automobile struck him at
Sixth and King streets saturday, cd
ward Burkley, so years old, OF No. ii5
Fulton street, Is in serious condition.
The driver Of the machine failed 10
stop and the police arc looking for him.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
NO DECISION ON
WAR DRY BILL

WASHINGTON. Dec. s United Press.)
The supreme Court today failed 10
hand down decision on the consti-
tutionality OF wartime prohibition.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
a MORE WOULD RE AMERICANS.

Seventy-fOur aliens applied Tor natuf
ralization papers in United States Dis
frict Court today. the largest class that
ever appeared IN court at any one Sine
At noon only few Of The cases had
been disposed Of
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
CONSUMERS LEAGUE MEETING

The executive council or the Con-
sumers' League met this morning Re
ports were made by the various com
mittees. Miss Clara Southwick. .execu-
tive secretary, reported on The annual
meeting Of the National Consumers
League recently held in Louisville.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
TODAY'S TEMPFRATIIRF
SUN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FOIIND

/ OST-DARk BLUE POCKETBOOK
- containing three keys. money. name
card and coupon on Eastland studio sat
urday afternoon. on Market street Re-
ward. Return TO 1904 Tatnail st. decs-lt.
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
CENTRAL v MEETING.

central ". 9. r. T. VIII meet 10
morrow afternoon in st. Paurs NJ Z.
Church. Business OF Importance VIII be
discussed.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

The safe. sensible Drink. CLOVER
DAIRY QUALITY MiLK-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

Certified Milk for In,sn's-7svsr
Dairy Co.--A'r.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
WEATHER

Rain and possibly snow to-
night and Tuesday; somewhat
colder tonight, temperature
near freezing; fresh east
winds
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

CHICAGO. Dec. s United Press j.
Coal conservation was continued today
Continued on Page TWO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

Serene Mal5er Elm Eelegramm in Der
Sano: a6reigeiprodyer. 8efrett BON
alien!
grtuarte otb III 5ebniudt. 0eirl
Sein3." .s
Sral, ssrere mnnoerte iid ielber,
|6aB oie1e 8otidnf tie 10 falt lieb
vBefreit BON a1em." 6ag 6ielte oui
III Rir1o 80 oas aielte IN ibr Sera..
Mber lett fonnte lie 5nrldfebren, Der
8ro8eb apor 51 gnbe, ibr Mfa1ln mar
fein M0iroer. sic fonnte aqer Melt
inter Die Mngen treten.
Mls oie Mabrid)t bon Der Sotnrg
ibres Monneg tie in benz fleinen 8a-
beorte erreibt batte, ba NOR Sres1tte'
nm bes ManneS ninen 3nInran1erges
|brohen. Dann in Ben @od)en Der Gin=
iamfeit ertpndte ibr 9er5 fir oas
IRinD uno lie apeinte I'm bren nn=
gludliden &naben. Sic fragte it'd:
&oHe SEEING Elm 8edt, mein &inb az
totem? Mber Der @ebanfe, bob Der
Monn in l1nteri1bnngsbaft fob err
ltidte bieie Grage. sSebt aber erbob
.lie lib groB nn6 lo6erno.
Sbr entfelielteS &er5 iogte Dor Dem
N-3ng Der in brennenoer nngeo1tlo.
MI5 Serene atetnlos lire 8obnnng
betrat, iaben ibre Mngen nibtS, la-
ben ni1t 6as itrableno@nni9nloige
@eiidt oes Mannes, Ser feline Gron
umar11er tponte, % trinmpbtereno Il
der, oaB SSrene fi6 gena1l 10 gliidlib
fiiblen miiIie pie er felbit.
Serene itieB i'm bon it6. uWo TT
mein Rinb2"
SEEING blidte tie fret an. unnler
&in6 tpar cine Strnfe, Derbangt Oh
elmer Anbefunnten 56ulb. Sd babe
sic Citrate bon uns genommen.
vBon nns? @ait 6n mid gefragt?
@inter meinem Niiden bolt ou metn
&in6, mein, mein, mein &in6 ge=
mor6et!"
Serene! Wie oft babe tb aus BET
r1em M11roe geb0rt, BOB bas arme
|MeIen Dir cine Anal it'll
81 piG i6 meme Dual pteoer
baben! $50 it fte?" SSrenes @elidt
51dftte milo.
SEEING berin6te, ibre perltorten Alt=
gen 5u fuifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
yDu nn1rit mir nod rl1big III Die
leben, als bdttel1 biefe 9a1oe

49, 0SXs&tSg 800
l1tiht -?
@ein3 Bib ii1 IN Sic 2ippen. nBns
6ie1e 8dnbe getan baben, oaruber bbbu-
ben Niidhter, frembe Menlben, gelr-
.teiltuno lie baben mid freigeiproden.
I5tebe ih 3um 8neitenmal Dor benz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.?
M9Neein iebt erit Itebit 0u Dor bet
mem Midter! Mern Oh Idon fein
grbarmen nit Dem Ain6e batteit
marnm battelt gu fein grbarmen nit
mira @eiBt on ob bas &inb germ
|ftarb2 Moute es nibt leben? Sc
fdlug, l1no bib I'M id, es bib bid IN
|0ie @ano - es tbolte leben!" Gl0B-
lid miro lire 5timme rebeno: nBie
es 5uleBt? Sudyten feline Mn-
|gen mt1? @olte es ettpas iagen2
@rtpndte feline 5eeIe I'M leBten Mn=
|genblid unter beinen 5auiten, I'M
DID furbtbar an5uflagen??"
Serene, 10 foiie bid boot 0eiinne
|6idL tpas 6ieies Sinh mar! Gin tor
perli6 unb geiitig b~erflmmertes Me=
Hen, oos bid niemals bafe Mutter
nennen f0nnen."
Mber Serene beritatl6 feline @orte
faum. Sie la11f9te in li9 binein. Da
b0rte tie Elm &inb uMntter" r11fen.
|9a criticize Ser 2nut nnter Sen mir
genoen 9dnoen bieies Mannes. sic
|blidte in 1id binetn: nn6 % lebte ibr
|Minb. M11tterliebe, totli9 berlebt,
|iduf ii9 aus itr0menb Ser5bluf 6as
(&inb 11eu; es Iebfe, lebte 1b0n> plap.
perte, lief gefuno uno entertainment,
la6te 10, 10 bate es mer0en TOM
men, ibr &inb, bas Der Mann ibr aus
|6em &er5en gerilien bottle, beransge=
|i6nitten mie einen totem &lmmpen
|Gleti6! un6 er trinmpbierte nod Oh
ieiner gelungenen Operation.
Mng1t iiberlief ben Wann. gr
Ifiiblte, BOB eriib Die 5rau retten
miIie. nSSrene, nn1 nrlereS 3nlam=
menlebens tpiaen, I'M 6es &inoes
tpiuen 6os 01 baben nirit eines 5a=
Iges -"
0a i6rie iie onf: rDaB ou es tpie=
Ser t0telt menn es Dir ni6t gefaat!"
Serene"
Cine Sir fiel ms 5dloB, bart un0
unabanberli6, bon elmer Sunb ge=
tporfen, Die geridtet batte. l1no Wan-
be Ser giniamfeit umltarrten Den
Weann.
Ga ia11f er neinenD fin. 8or ben
Gi9tern nn6 N0bofaten batte er be-
itanoen, Dor ser Me1tter ni6t. $50
mar bus Ne6t? $50 mebr 9iebe mar!
ltnb es 6ammerte IN ieinem Ser5et
bos @efiibl, bob ma bas Glenblte
nn6 ger1porfenlte lieben miilie, Tin
|ith 1elb1t All iibertpin0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
!. | caysttu, ! :

bic iberoies gegen Ben @eift menid.
IidM @arntber3igfeit berifoBen, 5u
unterlalfen.
81. @oI6monn neraibtete ouf eine
&epIif u1tb fubr fort: rNieoerge-
i9mettert bon Ser Satiabe, bob fem
Mrat fem &in6 beilen, aber au6 tel.
1er ibn1 bon bieiem gralenbaften Sc
ld)6pf erl0ien tonne. febrt SEEING Wedl-
5er zines Cages beim. Seine Coffin
1T berreiit. Sn ieinem Mrbeits5immer
finbet er 6as &ino. 8eim MnbIid bes
Baters flii6tet es freifben6 in cine
Gde. @r min es fonft IN bas anoere
Sumner bringe1l. @s ibldgt nod ibm,
@etfer Dor bem M1tn6. @ie Elm feino-
Tides Gier 1tebt Die unielige 4reatur
bem 8ater gegemiiber. Gin i6mer5li.
DIES 8efiibl, bas &inb trob nlem 81
11nnarn1en, eg @inb at re111ten, gliibt
in 1et1em @er5en auf. Wit gelblolie-
men Mltgen, -11ntpiiien6, mas er hit,
oriift er oas @eid0pf nn ith. Sc
idnappt nod linn unb beiBt i'm in
Die 8onge. Da itiir5t 6as &atergefiibl
idab in SaB I'm. Die Sdnoe taften nod
oem &als oes 4in6es, frampfen lt6
3lfommen preiien 5u, ibrer ielbit
nibt ma6ttg - un0 es lit geibeben.
9ein5 Mdl3er tritt freitniqig Dor iei-
ne Ridter uno gibt gu 8rotofon, mas
it6 in @orten foiien IdBt, nibt nber,
tpas 5mii6en ben @efiiblen zines ge=
qndlten @iinitlers nn0 8aters
i6tpingt. Meine Serren @ei6morenen
ieien Sie Elm mil6er &i6ter elmer
Eat, bur6 0ie nidts Meni6lides per=
lebt nl1r6e! Sdqen Sic Sbren 6rei=
ipru6!"
rl1nb sic M1ttter2" 19riat aus
0em Bublifnm etne frem6e 5ra1. Gin
Diener fiibrte iie iofort aus benz 600
8enige 5tun6en ipater bielt 6rall
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

ftnb. Mie Sic llrinde beg 3eltfrieges
Die Gurht Dor Der orobenoen nirt-
ihaftli1en nebermadf Deltidlanbs
getpeien III, 10 lit Der Grieoenspertrag
unb 1T Der 8olferbunb bas Werf5eug,
NIT benz bag Rrieggdtel, bie politii9e
unb tpirtldnftlih Sbnmaht Deutfd}-
lambs, idyergeiteM peroen fnn1.
Ber nod ieBt, mad 8aHenifilitano
nno Srieoersbertrag naip ge111g 1T,
an bas Wfarletn bon Dem 3iel Der
8etamrpfnng beg prenBiiden Mflita-
rismng 81 glauben, benz belfen GOT
tel ielblt bergebens. Dem a1gel1a9-
if6en @roBfapital more aud1 Der ab,
iolnte preuBtide WtilitartsMus lleb
n11o tpert gefDeler1, tper1t o~abe19enfld)=
lano plrtld}aftlt9 oas 9an1m gfpelen
|nnb geblleben mare, oas l1d geonlo1g
bon ibm bette 1dere1 lal1e1.
gnqlan6, 3on I'M Bon ein Sc
idaftSmnnn, 1T meitber3ig genug, oie
|Nolfer nady ibrer 5alion 1elig tper=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
&orreiponoen5 aus gottonipooo,
S6ahD.

Soiepb @aufmarn pertnute feline
100 Mfer groBe Garm Fir $3.50 ben
|Mfer. camille @allfmann tDiro ibr
|Seim nod COTTONWOOD berlegen.
Wlib. Dorideio erliH beim Dnrd-
bremen ieiner Bfer0e gerlebungen,
Die imnler nod uls gefdbliibe be5ei6
net tperoen. 9einrib 3eters nno
|Jrnn bon 5tearns gonntD, Winn.,
iinb angenebme @aite Der Gamilie
|Sobn gngel. grau gngel ut 0iesdtDe-
ties bes Germ Deters, Der feline Wa11t
ter nnb Sdtpeiter ieit 5fuan5ig Sab
rem nidt mebr iab. Die Nntter 1T
.franf nnb m1tBte fhon fir Die lekteu
5pei Sabre meitens bng Btt bitten.
Wean fam iib Die Breube beg Bie-
6eriebens 6enfen. 6ran5 gmiefing
[uno @attin tpnren minfommene @5aite
Ser 6anniIie SSobonn gngel. Sri.
@ertrl1b Bieber 1T nod ibrem Seim
in l~1niontotpn gum 8eiu6e brer
|Grel1noinnen. aSSpan gngel bat anf
Der IN 2etpiston abgebaltenen Nusitel=
lung ben erlten Breis fir hire 8oQ-
bIut=& ubner erbalten. ~ Die Bril-
Ser @einri9 nno Sen. gngel iiberItie
gen nit ibren 2iebbaberinnen anf eli
mem Musfluge SSbabos 8erge un0 gez
noiien oabei 0ie 8ergniigen, Die cine
6erartige 5pa5ierfdbrt bent Nntnrz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
GheeleeiiAe 6racc.

Beattp, $50. sSm ct. 8incent=
Seminar gu Beatty, 8a., muroe an
Is. Sftpber, gum eriten Wale, 1eit=
benz Die Mnitalt bom 81. 5tnble gum
fir6li6en Seminar erboben un0 ibm
Dos &ed)t erteilt lporben, tbeologti9e
Grade 5u erteilen, bon 6ieier Safnl=
t6t @ebrau6 gema6t, nn0 Der Sag,
an Dem Ser b06ite tbeologii6e @ra6,
Ser zines Doftors Der Gbeologie, Ell
mem leiner 30glinge Derlieben meroen
iolte, mnroe nit beion0erer Jeltli6z
feit begangen.
Ser bodtp. clinton 8eneoif, Nifi=
itent an Der ct. Solepbs4&irde in
Bloomfielo, Nittsbl1rg, Der I'M port=
gen Suit Die 8rietermeibe empfing,
NOR Ser @mpfanger 0ieler M1s5ei6=
nung. Dns 3eremo1iea fan0 IN Der
|gr5abtei : &apeqe Dor BEN berlam=
melten Seminariiten un6 Der 6afnl-
TIT IN @egentpart Der bodtp'iten 8i-
|1dofs Gnnepin, bes bobm'iten @r5=
ubtes 2eanoer, 3. g. g., nn0 0es
bobmiten Mbtes Murelius, 8. 9. s.,
1tutt. Sc muroe eingeleitet nit Ell
ner Mnreoe 0es bod1p. Baters Mm=
bros &olbed, 8. g. s., Ser IN flai-
.iiidem nnb idtpungDoaem 9atein
auseinan0erfebte> mie felbft inter ben
6nr6 Sen &rieg bereiteten 56mierig=
feite11 oas Semtnar rubig aber be-
lt4nbig }einen &l1rs innebielt un6
troy Ser @in6ernilie, unter oenea
&rofeiioren lotDoW als Stuoenten gu
lei6en batten, quite @rfolge er5ielfe.
@r berlieb Der 8enngtunng MusbrnG,
6aB, nnd6em fruber bereits nie6rige-
re @ra6e erteilt nor6en, DIES Die erite
@elegenbet iei, BET Der elmer Der 5hu=
benton Sen Doftorgrao Ser Sbeologie
erbalte. - Mne @robe ml1roen bon
benz bodtp'iten graabte 2eanoer,
g. So, benz 8rdli6enten 6eS papit-
liden 5eminars, erteilt. Die Sol
genoen erbielten @raoe:
Doftor Der Ebeologie, &eb. clinton
ge'tep1l Sl au pel sa yso.og.
, &C. ahoayao 9uN1 mns, oue o;aqinsH
oel Sg g Gu!.n.t olstet "a
t99luleI gulpulo : sgel!lllnp' a. ~
I pee an: Ryelplppylga SpvN m po@
gel, 0au1e5 @stmnqap XGaAeu aa o
mnus q pDnolupyle JVg meS'
1Mr1I: eg mr 9enslst, Sah'es m 49,.
glnl.lS, Puul 9''etunp uuu up
QUITE. n.n. m.,x. na.
-. r gpnap M p.luul ~ u un;M
Iolg1e 1tnl e1ntIA!ltepen pel w sosp.
ilglt,l yet pellylspe1!en 2tD m nsl
Sgeo!ogle nne pelonle p's .'p mge,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Sdtpeijer Stint11te Mbcr
sen DSlfcrbuncpcrtrae.

Sn Ser s6pei5 berri6t befal1nt-
li6 nur geringe Reigung, in BEN &C.
planten Bolferbnnb ein5utreten.
gfibt etma beSbalb, neil man Ser
sSoee zines B00lferbunbes ~iiberboupt
oblebneno gegeniiberitebt, ion0ern le=
bigli9 besbolb, neil man it6 bon
bent B0lferbn16, Ser bon Der @ariier
Grie6ensfonferen5 in gebeimen
&onpentifeln 5uiammenge5immert
por6en it, nidts @utes fir Die
f@6tpei5 nnb ni6ts @ntes fir Die
@elt berlpri6t. 9ieier Stimml1ng
but iiingit Ser ebemalige 1dtpei5ertide
@eneralitabSdef bon Spre6er in
elmer &e6e Mns6rud gegeben, Die er
am 5ibe Der &egierung in 8ern
bielt. Dieie &e6e lit I'M 10 ben1er-
fensDerter, neil lie auf itreng ne1tra-
lem 8o0en gebalten ml1r6e uno an
cine itreng neutrale 3ub0reri6aft ge-
ridtet nor.
Sugte &err bon @preber: uDieler
&1n6 Der &%abinette, %begrinoet auf
6as uueinige 8erlongen, ben Sieg
bis in Die tiehten Siefen 6es W6gli
6en al1s5nnuben, berborgegangen aus
benz @etnf9el Der aumddtigen 500
benpriefter 6es @aiies, 6ie1er 81n0,
Der Die Sdtpei5 5tpingen nth, ibr po-
|litii9es @leinoo 6ergeel1tralitdt preis=
5ugeben, 6ieier Bnnb min ein 80lfer-
burb iein, Ben bie Soealilten auer
|3eiten getraumt bnben, Der Sa6er
l1n6 Streit a1si6alten ion, in6em er
tire nrlad]en beieitigt! Mabrli6, ie-
Der 8l1bitabe bieies u@0lferbun0eS"
Fit cine 2iige. Sreibeit @leidbeH,
|Briiberli9feit, @erebtigfeit, Derno-
frotie, fo5inler Musbm1, ane lin6 i'm
|ibr grbe betrogen. Ser Name Sol
|ferbuno lit cine Srrefibrung idlimm-
tier Mrt. @ein Soft lit nm feine Weei=
hung befragt mor6en, ut16 fem 8olf
miro auf 6ie1en eiiengepan5erten Slot
Der @reBma6te nno ibrer Grabanten
Ben .geringiten @influB ausiiben. Die
8erbiin0eten Megiermngen tper6er1
|f6on 6afur iorgen, 0aB ibre &reiie
niM geit0rt mer6en. nn6 binter III
men 1tebt ber eigentli6e 5ieger i'm
8eltfrtege, bas @roBfapital Der 8eit<
mGdte, inbefonbere bas angeliddiit=
|I6e. Die Sbein6emofratie Der @eit-
itnaten miro peiterbin bic @eiddfte
|6es groBfapttaliitiiden SSmperioIis-
mus beforgen.
Denn 6as S9limmite babel 1T,
bob bieje bermeintlib ibealen 2ei-
iterne, 1pie Detnofrntie, 8oferber.
I1bnlt11g uip., Of ibre gerfinber nun
6aron glauben o6er nidt, nl1r als
Musbdngei6iI6 oienen, NIT benz Die
urteilsIoie Menge %geblenbet, bas beiBt
blind ger1adt tper0en on, bob aber.
oie eigentIib t%reiber0en Rrafffe rein
materiener Mrt, rein pirtfdaftlih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Ubi$ky Bier, Wein

aornplette Sorrnnlnre utlb AriDelIl'1gen
Inn babeim SO f1bri5ieren Woggenz
|fdinnps. tpirtIides Bier l1b getpiirtdt
Reire, einaefdIofen 4erri9tuI1g elmer
6~a1lgbeitiuerei NIB Betriebbaltn,1g per-
E{elben. Anbereitet bon gRdraerrl, Dle frnz
I'm IN 8rnli1 lrlo NrennereiSgefddH tpa@
Zen. gdte 8are; feline 5llbftitute Den
gofoffiee MegeIn ~nneepnbte gorr1iilare
f5nnen aelebIid bnr1 bic Rott be5oge'
tnerbet1. SAG rationale Rrobibitionggeleb
.erInntbf ben gerfdlif BON We5epten BIG gum
he. Saruar 1920. 3ugefarot 1ag gm<
pfnna bon $500. 5ded. Geloa1ltne11ln8,
sd ober in 6Srein1arten.
8altimpre 8prutuIa GsttSat1s,
E4azbn Sept. 1876. Baltimore, DO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

&eriailes luerbe bas Gnbe bes
&rieges nibt iein, meint Der otter
rei6ii6e @raf g5ernin; cine Mniidt
BET Der 5u bepeiniamen er nidt 5u be-.
furbten bra1dt.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-19

Mallcn, George H., captain, 132d infantry, S3u
division, Kansas City. Mo.
Manning, Sidney e., corporal Company G. 161th
infantry, AID division. Flomaton. Ala.
Mestrovitch, James l., sergeant, Company G.
nth infantry. 18th division. Fresno. Cal.
division, Princeton, N ].
Miller, Oscar e., major, 36ist infantry. Dist d.
vision, Los Angeles, Cal Deceased.
McMurtry George c., captain 308th infantry. eth
division. New York city.
Neibaur, Thomas c.. private Company II, f6Ith
infantry. 42d division. Sumner City Idaho.
o'Shea, Thomas E., corporal machine gun COM
pany, 10th infantry. 9th division Summit N. J.
Deceased.
Peck, Archie A., private. Company 4, S0Ith In
fantry, nth division. HorneIl, N. Y.
Perkins, Michael j, private first class, Company
d. 101st infantry, 26th division, Boston, Mass.
Pike, Emery J., lieutenant colonel. division ma
chine gum officer, SIND division. Des Moines. la.
Deceased.
fantry. SD division Chicago.
Prutt, John H., corporal 18th company, 9Th regi-
ment OF marines. I'd division, Phoenix. Arfz. De
ceased.
Regain, Patrick, second lieutenant, 18th In
fantry. Goth division. Los Angeles. CAL
Robb, George S., first lieutenant, 360th infantry,
93d division, Saiina, Kan
Roberts, Gerald W. corporal, tank corps. San
Francisco Cal. Deceased
Sampler, Samuel a., sergeant. Company M, 142d
infantry seth division, Mangum Okla.
sandiin, Willie, private Company A, 1s2a In
fantry SD division. Hayden, Ky.
SaweIscn, William, sergeant, Company - 5f2th
infantry, 18th division. Harrison N ]. Deceased.
seibert, Floyd NJ, sergeant. Company r. 364th
infantry 91st division Salinas Cal.
Sk.nIser, Alexander r., captain, 18Sth infantry.
9th division st. Louis. No. Deceased
slack, Clayton X, private. Company E. 124th In
fantry 31st division, Lampson, Wis.
Smith, Frederick e.. lieatenant colonel 3osth In.
farafy, 18th division. Portland Ore. Deceased
TaIley, Edward R.gsergeant. Company r. 117th
infantry sOth division Russeilvilie, Tenn.
Turner, Harold r., corporal Company r, 142d
Infantry 38th division. Seminole. Okla. Deceased.
Turner, william s., first lieutenant, 1O5th In
fantry, 9th division. Dorchester. Mass.
Van IersaE, Leuis, sergeant, Company ii, 9th In
fantry I'd division, Newark. N. J.
Vlliepirue, John c., corporal, Company NJ 18th
infantry. 3Oth division. Camden, N. g.
Waalker Reider, sergeant. Company A. 105th
infanfry, 9th division. Noreland Norway.
ward, Calvin private. Company p, 117th IN
fantry. s0th division. Morrisfown, Tenn.
West Chester A.. first sergeant Company d,
soyd infnntry, 91st division. Idaho Falls, Iaaho
Mhixticsey Charles W., lieutenant colonel 30Sth
infantry nth division pittsaelds Mass.
Wictersi.ann ]. Hunter, SECOND lieutenant 35sd
sinfhnffy: seth division Denver, Colo. Deceased.
Mfole Nels prlxatas Company !. 18Th Infantry.
ss1fh division. Mcintnss A5Inn Deceased
Weean, Samuel first lieutenant fpow captnln}
s8ssh infantry. 9th division. Fort Thomas Kv
Nars1 k1sln ii. ecrnefnf Company G 32Sfh Ii.
fnntrs 22I mi s:en Tajl Mall, Tenn
ssess We. lsIs gssssEs zazsgsss sslall
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Anderson, Johannes s., sergeant, Company -
1921 infantry. SD division. Chicago
Barger, Charles o., private, first class. COMPANY
L, 354th infantry, seth division. Stotts CITY, any, ,
Berkeley, David g., private Company A. ovo "s
infantry S9th division. San Antonio. Tex Deceaseu.
Berkeley, John t., private. first class, Company
K, 4th infantry, Sd division. Blairstown, mo-
Bart. Frank D.. private, Company G. 9th infantry
I'd division, Newark, n. J.
Blackwell, Robert l., private, 18th infantry
goth division, Hurles Mills. n. c. Deceased.
Call, Donald NJ, second lieutenant, tank corps
Larchmont. N. X
chiles. Marceilus H., captain, 356th iniantry'
s0th division. Denver, Colo. Deceased
COVER. Wilbur e.. sergeant. Company A. ISL en-
gneers LIST division, Ozone Park, L. l. Deceaseu.
costIn, Henry G.. private, Company II, LION IN
fantry. Goth division Cape Charles, Va peceaseu.
cuIxeia. Louls, first lieutenant. 9th regiment ma
rines. I'd division. Minneapolis. Mimi
pillboy George, private, first class, Company q
1O3d infnntry, 26th division. Boston. Mass.
poxier. James c.. first lieutenant, Company Y.
18th infantry, 3Oth division, Rock Hill, . =. n
Ecuers. Alan Louis, sergeant, machine gun com
many 1O7th infantry. 9th division, Summit. ~ =.
ellis, Michael g., sergeant, Company G. 18th IN
fantry. LIST division East st. Louis, Ill
Forrest Arthur D., sergeant, Company D, 5o4tn
Infantry, seth division. Hannibal, Mo.
Foster Gary Evans, sergeant Company 4, lioth
infantry, Both division. Inman s. c.
Funk, Jesse NJ, private first class, So4th In
fantry 89th division Calhan Colo.
Furlonu, Richard A., first lieutenant, SO5d IN
fantry seth division. Detroit, Mich.
caffney, Frank. private. first class, 10Sth In
fantry 27tl, division, Lockport, n Y.
Gregory Earl D., sergeant Headquarters COM
many Itch infantry, 18th division, Chase City, Va.
cumpcrtx, sydney O.. first sergeant, Company q,
132d infantry 33d division. New York city.
Hail. Thomas Lee, sergeant, Company g, 18th
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-19

HE United States Of America Is pre-
pairing an illustrated history of the
great war which will tell exactly
what happened when the Huns hit
The Yanks. In the meantime con-
gress has picked out a few sample
Fighting Yanks and awarded them
the Medal of Honor. not for doing
their mere duty, but for "conspicu-
GUS galIantIy and intrepidlty above
and. Leyond the call of duty" In
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Louisville.-Mrs. Nettie Plunimer
was compensated TO the amount %.
$50 for the loss of one cow in dip
ping and Mr. E. o. Bryan was allow
ed SIS for damage to a cow. These
are aftermath claims to the dipping
which is thing of the past in YER
non parish The constant flow OF
damage claims or loss claims hal
quite an influence on the police jury
in causing it to take a stand against
dipping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-15
HENRY FORD is
6-CENT WINNER
Jury Awards Damages in
Suit AQainst Newspaper

MOUNT CLEMENS Mich. Aug.
H. UNITED PresaJ - Henry Ford.
millionaire automobile manufactured.
today stood victor 90 his Million
dollar libel suit against the Chicago
Tribune
After more than ten hours DELHI
Grafton. a jury Of farmers awarded
him verdict Of siz cents here last
night
Under direction of the court a
verdict Of no cause for seton Was
found against the Solomon News
company. Detroit distributors Of the
Tribune.
Attorneys for both Ford and the
Tribune were quoted today as be-
Ing satisfied with the verdict.
THE important issue has been De-
termlned. Mr. Ford has been vindl-
Gated" Alfred ) Murphy. Ford coun-
sell said.
THE Tribune e. INDICATED IN that
plaintiffs attorney charged US with
being pro German and unpatriotic.
These charges have been refuted."
Weymouth Kirkland, Of the Tribune.
said.
The case cost the state ~ Michi-
gan approximately SO 900. attorneys
stated today. Costs 10 the litigants
were conseryauvely estimated al
$1,000 a day during the progress Of
the hearing alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-15
Japanese Penetration
Grows in King County
1 Continued From Page One !

stalled but craftiy eyed the party He knew il wasn't
there about wheat but he couldn't quite make out the
son for the visit His wife stopped her work An
other child came from somewhere.
Now can imagine living life like that? ques-
toned Cochran. We've certain social obligations fulfill
We like certain amount OF leisure. But can't expect
compete against these people and follow old customs
the same time.
Everything is Jap. They have their societies. theiI
churches. They raise their truck transport TO tho
city in their own trucks and deliver it to their market
men. Unless we organize here goners.'
Pat Costello another resident of the valley recent
y returned wounded with the 9st division deplored the
situation.
Costeos suggestion for n remedy was a soidity of tn,
farms in "non-rent" movement.
Most OF the Japs want long lease. think the leases
do not last longer than five years rule We should
circulate this petition and have each andhoder sign that
he will not make lease Then. il viii be necessary foi
the citizens OF Seattle aid in patronzng them in
their markets We will need cooperation"
The petition will be started, il is said within a week