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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

-glIe uniere 2eier, meIde Die Sci.
tung nidt r~egelmGBig erbalten, finb
gcbeten, ,ins per 8oitfarte gu benad.
ridtigen, bamit mir IbbiIfe idaffen
fonnen. sic ermeiien urs oamit cine
eroBe @efGlIigfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Mutton.

ltnter5eidneter miro ailf Der Seib.
fantp sSarm, nabe Der altcn &enper's
Mills, 8 WeiIen iiiboItl. bon Berger,
am
9ienstas, Ben 26. Nnsnit,
b~eginnenb I'M balb 10 l1br, foleenoes
perionli6e Gieentbl,m offentlid on
ocn Weiitbietenben berfaufen:
2 Gluten (eine trGftig uno cine
nebit Soblen); 1 einjGbriger Iaul-
eiel, 1 Stl,te, 6 Sabre alt; 3 junee
Mildfiibe nebit &Glber; breii6briser
Bull; A Stiere, 1R Sabre alt; 3
&inber, 4 &iibe, A Bis 6 Sabre alt;
2 Wlltteridwcinc, Is 2G,,fer. 2 Sarm
@agen, nieberer Sarm 8agen,
Sprinapagen, ooppelipdnnieer Corn
plug, 2 Shaufclpfliige, brci 12.5ol-
lise Bfliise, 9 Gornpfliige, Milipait-
fee 9inber, 9 @rasntGber. gbefrop.
or, Superior Grill, Se,redeiL 9 Seil.
frame, SdlittenL ggee, 2 Gets 8fer-
begeihirr, Get 9ugepeeidirr, 8flug.
geidirr, Oameniattel, 9 Serreniattel,
&ummets unb 3Gime, 8eiaen.gra,
bel, elm 8allen Sen5orabt (bog mire),
Scraper. Cream Separator, Sdrei-
nerDerfaeiig unb biele anbere Sarm-
eerdtbe ionic Saus- nnb &iidenge-
rGtbifaften au 5ablreid Tim tic alle
Su benennen.
Sebinsnnsen: 9etrGge bon SIS unb
oaruntcr, 9aar; sroBere 9etrGse t2
Wonote grcbit gegen Iote nit gutter
Siderbeit. 3 Broaent &abott bel
9aar3oblitng bon 9etrdgen iiber S..
SIM Sale es an 26. sli,guit req
men iolIte, fiubet Der 8erfauf am
ndfiten Gage itatt.
2orens SnG Berger, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

90. $lmmert. Der @runoeieen.
tbums Sanbler, bon Worriion, bot
mebrere id0ne Sarmen, au berfau.
fen. Bottom 2ano. iomie Siigellonb.
9ieb. unb @eiaenfarmer, in uno
auBerbalb @asconaoe Gountp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

yerlangt: Gin flcincs @obn6aus
SIT mietben. Gin @alls nabc ser
Staotgren6e miro porge3oeen. 8enr
atlgenebm lucrbc biclIeidt faufen.
Ma65ufragen in Der Office 5. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

81 @erfanfen: 9adltein !8obn.
baus NIT fieben 3immern, an Der
Sritten StraBe, in Sermonn. Sc.
baube uno @rrlnoitiid in prddtisem
3ultanb. @ooerne 9equemIidfeiten,
i6one Gage, nirflider 8ortbeil.
Naberes in Der Office bieies glattes,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

3a &erfanfen: Elm 1h-itodiees
@obnbal,s Grame) in beitem Sultan.
De uno bequem i'm idoniten EbeiIe
Der Stabt Sermann seIesen. 9os.
ielbe bot 5 3immer, gl,ten Seller u,D
@aiierleitune, nebit id6nem @arten.
Cine giinitige @eIegenbeit. @atsu.
fragen in Der Office .. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Sanfiaguns.

ltnieren eeebrtcn Nafbarn uni
Srcunoen modten mir bierourd I'M,
ieren ber5liditen Cant aitsipreder
fir Die rrts ipGbreno Der armfbeii
rno rtad Dem Sobe unierer 9eIiebtcn
Wutter, S6piegermutter mo 8rob.
iitlltter,
5risberide &nidmeber,
crmieienen 2iebesoicnIte.
Eaitor Mng. &nbn II. Samilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

Sin Bargain: Oas friibere gisen
@eiioena @igentbum an Ser Jront.
itraBe lit al einem 8argain.Br eis gu
faufen. Had5ufragen in Ser
Sermann Sabings 8anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Sobn& s. 5 m
Gorrigiert bon

@ggers chilling 60.
@eiaen, per 9uidel ,~---$2.0S
&%oggenmebl, per 100 Bfuno .--. 500
Dailp 8reab. 0arb pbeat) pc. 6.25
Smperial, Goft pbeaD p. 9. 49,. 6.25
.SSInperiaI, Goft nbeat) b. 8. 80. 800
@oob 2rd, per Sad -~- $50
&Ieie, per 100 gfuno 2.to
Sbipltuft per 100 8funb --. 2.s5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Dr.. ". {. lockwood
3a6nar5t
n, 81 o.
Office Der Eeoplcs ganf gegeniiber.
Offiee-Bbone SIT. 8
8obnune-Bbone Rr. 803
Neue Nm5eigen
Yin bas Enblifnm.

% ih IN meiner Mablmiible cine
nel,c Oampfmaihine alifItellen laiie,
miro Der getrieb bericlbcn bonn IL.
bis gum 25. auguit cineeitelIt.
q. s. Steinbed ,
Better Der 9rafe Moller Mills.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
9anfiagmns.

IIlen unieren geebrten Rodbarr
ilno Sreunoen, Die inns nGbrenb Scr
Granfbeit uno nad Dem 5obe ,lnicrcs
eeliebten @atten uno gaterS,
Sarrb s.. @cbcr,
10 licbepolG bcigeitanben baben, ioipie
Der epangeliifen @emcinbc, Sen bic.
len 6reunoen mo 9efanntcn fir lire
Sbcilnabme am gcer1bnib, uno fir
bic rcihen 9llmenipen6cn, ionic fer.
rter Den 9abrtitdtrdacrn fir hire Sic.
besbienite, ipreden mir hermit unie.
rem ber5liditen 0unf aus. 9eionbers
8aitor Maurer bon 0rafc nnb IoItor
Shmieden bon Sniss, fir ibrc trolt,
8orte, modten mir bicrourd
urIeren innigitcn Gnnf %abltottcn.
Die trauernbc
Wittiue nebit Sinh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

@n5cigen inn &olfsblott brireeu
Grfole.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Smseorora JertiIiser.

Ser bette 3unitoiinser fir Die @ei.
5enfeloer:
geitellt iest fir Die susuit 2iefer.
iing. Bel Der Garlaoung 6 Grosent
@abatt. Sn 1875 8f,tno SGfer.
Serb. 9 6inbIer,
Sermann, @ao. n. +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
S. g. Graf
&e6tsanmalt
nna 2lotar
Office I'M @eb6iioe Der @raf Gtg. 60.
Sermaum, Wo.
Mutton.

llnter3eihneter miro allf ieiner
Sarnt, 2 Meilen oitl. bon Morriion,
MiiIpuri, ON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

VvV~~vv~vvv 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

llnter5eidneter miro allf Der Seio.
fanlp Sarm, nabe Der altcn &emper's
Mills, 3 Weilen iiiooItl. bon Berger,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Muftipn.

llnter5ei6neter miro ait Der Sris
@id Sarm, cine 8iertelMeile 0Itlid
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
PINELAND.

Pineland, Texas, Jan. 3O-On last
Thursday night, Rev. 4 Reid OF
Beaumont preached at the First Bap-
tist chprsh Mrs. u. Rodgers hal or
ganized me Young Womens Mis-
sionary club in the Second Baptist
church Sister Rodges exercises a
true missionary spirit. She is quite
interested in the welfare Of her peo-
pie, and is taking special interest In
the young women and girls
Splendid services at all the church
es Sunday. Rev. I. B. Ruffian who
has been Ill during the past week
was able to be with his people, the
C. M. -. church. On SUNDAY night
he preached.
Little Miss Opra Hode ers and her
brothers, Robt. an6 Eugene are back
in school after about ten days abb
sence on account # influenza. Mr.
p d. Barrow OF Temple Lumber
Co.. Mil is able to be on duty after
two weeks illness with influenza
Mr., Paul Durham is on the sick list
Mr.. w. d. Dansby fell from a step
in the mill last week ami slightly in
jured his leg.
Departures: Miss Lola Mae Har-
rington. Galveston, to live with her
grand mother; Miss Wayne L. Boyd
Galveston to visit her aunt, Mrs. Mag
gle Fell. Rev. Ben Freeman to Bess-
may; Silshee. Groveton and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson of San Aug
ustine were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Shelby Sunday. A mum
Der of young ladies from San Angus
Time were the guests Of Miss Pearl
Sol has on Sunday evening.
Mss Callie Bell Smith OF Houston
is visiting relatives Mr. MahaIia
White and family Mr.. and Mrs
Garrett Limbric have returned from
Beaumont from where they have BEEN
visiting relatives. Rev. W. B. Barnes
has returned from business trip
to Keochi, La.
Mrs. G. L. 2amey and Mrs. Al. GIct
took a pleasure trip Sunday evening
to the Turpeptine gtill.
Get The Dallas Express each week
from J N. Hurdle.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
ALTO.

Alto. Texas. Jan. 3O.-Dr. Il. NJ
Griggs of Palestine preached splen.
did sermon to packed house Sun.
day at the noon hour. Rev. p. r
Washington Of Tyler preached al
night to the satisfaction Of all his
hearers. Eddie jackson. the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jaskson was buried
at his place Sunday evening". Rev
NJ. Hollis oficiated at the funeral
Mr.. r. Q. Scott left on the 23rd
inst for Longvlew to attend the bu-
rlll OF his brother who died near
Longview Mrs. M, j. Richardson
had the misfortune to be Kicked by
a mule Saturday He is getting
along nicely at present.
Mr.. J. w. Bradley and family of
league have moved to this place to
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. willis attended
church at Forest Sunday Mr.. G.
VI Martin is reported much inn
pl wed.
Mrs. A. NJ. Williams is still con-
fined to her room.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Jan. s0.--Prof. Reynolds,
Deputy Of the rabors visited lodges
Of his order in several counties of
East Texas last week
No pubic meetings Of any kind
allowed here yet ON account OF In
fluenza. Prof. Felix Black succeeded
Prof. r. G. Johnson as principal OF
Shady Grove school.
Prof. W. NJ. williams and family
have moved to Marshall.
Miss PinlKie Smith recently from
LindaIe IS home again with her sis
ter Mrs. jamie Menshew. Dan Men
shew is in Center. Old man Lewis
Lintz, 20 years OF age needs help
wood and food.
Sick listed: Jasper Black, w. w.
Roland, Carrie Wilson. Lucy John
con, Hylnie Reese and others.
The agent visited the following
named places lass week IN interest
Of the Dallas Lgpress; Timpson,
Center and San Augustine at each
Of the @bove named places we were
very successful Ia starting the Ex.
press ID many new sabscrlbeRs. We
are proud to send you 81 new sob
seriDers IN this vspors.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
WHITEWRIGHT.

Whitewrlght. Texe1 Jan. 3d.
Sister Milanda Jones OF Denison
taught Model Sunday Sunday school
at the First Baptiat church 3unday
Rev. Hervey Lseached at IL o'clock
Rev. 9, C. Choice OF Denison preach
ed at $3.50 Sunday evening and sun
day night to a crowded house. Money
raised $90.b7. Visitors Mr.. L. H. Her
vey, sister NJ. S. Jones, MI Williams
LOT 1u,siana.
Rev q. T.. Patterson preached for
Rev. Hervey Saturday night. Rev.
~. w Fmith OF Denison was in town
last week also Miss M. L. Smith. In
dependent Springs school and White
wright school VII have spelling
match. February 80. Mrs. Lucille
Williams and husband entertained
Rev and Mrs. Hervey and Rev. G.
G. Choice, Sunday evening. Mrs. Fan
ME Sweeney is in Fort Worth, this
week visiting husband.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville, Texas, Jan. 30.-Mrs
Sudie Donley was tangled in some
wire and accidently broke her leg
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Allen
girl, Jan. Fl. Mother and daughter
are doing.fine. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore
OF Dallas spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city visiting Mrs. M. e.
Hartin.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tatum died last week. Mrs. Willie
Mathews of Greenville is visiting in
the city. Prof. E. c. Powell of Hen
derson was in the city on business,
few days last week. Misses C. e.
Pierce. l.. e. Mosley, s. v. Pierce
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city. Mrs. A. NJ. Arnwine. Mr.. Cor
ner of Delrio spent several days in
Greenyille, visiting Dr. and Mrs.
L. w. Taylor Mrs. Minnie W., of
Daingerheld is IN the city visiting
her sister, Mrs, Ida Gray. Mrs. Isa-
bella Hays and Little grand daugh-
ter, Helen Hays returned after a
10 days stay in Dallas, visiting dau-
ghters. Madams Minnie Hays and
Theo Hays:
Mrs. Ora Huff was called to Alto,
to see her sick mother. -
Mrs. Lessie Grant, Mrs. M. j. Lloyd
Misses Pearl Pierce, Pearl Martin
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
Mrs. L. u. Mosley was from Tyler
Saturday and says she like the Ex-
press. Mr. Robert s. Scott after
spending few weeks in the city
left for his home Saturday night in
San AuguFt'ne. A correction OF. last
week offyae Marriage Of Mr.. Ira
Woods and Miss Lizzie links" 1t was
a mistake, inadvertently made by the
reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
GARLAND.

Garland, Texas, Jan. 3d.. Sir d
X. l.. Knight, G. G. NJ, made his an
nual visit on Thursday the 23rd. He
received many presents at a sur
prise party. Sir d. Kg l.. Knight
has at all times from the beginning
OF Tabor in this town been father
God bless him. May God bless his
home. He held a lovely meeting with
the Knights and Daughters. Mrs
W. %. Pruitt is now teaching, has re-
covered from an eight days re-
lapse OF influenza. Mr.. Tollie Hut
Gibson is able to be up from an at
tack of pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Overstreet are planning for ban
quet at the arrival of Mr.. A. L.
Thomas from Camp Stanley.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
OFFICIAL NOTICE.


To The Union of Royal Family:
take this method Of informing
you that our general work s doing
fine. We hope to keep SO by each
Kingdom making full. punctual and
and accurate reports. See to 1t that
every member get in and takes care
Of the sick widows and orphans.
Again call your attention to the
action of the last Grand Session, that
each Kingdom must subscribe for
The Dallas Express. 1t being the off,
cial organ OF the Union Of Royal
Famil..
Have it sent to your Worthy
scribe.
Address Hon. w. e. King. Editor,
1900 Swiss avenue, Dallas. Texas.
enclc sing $3.50 for a years subscrip-
ton.
The Cost IL Supplies.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
HLLsBORO.

Hillsboro, Texas, Jan. 3d. Services
at all churches were good. Rev. w.
7. Talley preached a strong SER
mon Wednesday night at Little Zion,
quite crowd was present. Rev.
Mosley of A. NJ. b. church is show
ing his people the necessity of pa
tronizing their own grocery men that
Is what we as race need to learn
The stores were supplied with
more goods, that goes to say they
are getting ready for your service,
let us go their and spend our money
and by doing so we will find our
selves moving upwards.
The program Tuesday night was
fine. The Excelsior Society will rem
der one every week.
The next program will be held
at the A. NJ. q. church, rendered by
the little children.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
SHERMAN.

sherman. Texas. jan. 30.--A Y
M. c. A.. including boy scouts win b
organized Jan. 3lst in the Fraterna
Undertaking Office with Sergeantl
Cecil Draper OF Camp Upton, N. X.
Jim Sykes OF Prairie View, Majoi
Stone OF Bonham, and other honor
ably discharged men who will tax,
part are Sergeant G. Henney, 0. ID
hurry OF Prairie View; Privates o
Bates OF Camp Travis: Herbert Nit
chelI and Marvin Hopkins OF CamT
Bowie: Berry Smith Of Camp Bowie;
Homer Wilson. Chas Henry Harris
and Dick Newhouse Of Camp Travis
They are having tho building neatly
remodeled on corner OF Mulberry
and Branch streets.
Rev p H. Jackson OF Henrletti
visited Mrs. J.pHie Mae WILDLY.
Mr.. Jno. Henderson OF Milburn
Okla, visited his slster, Mrs. Alice
Killarney.
Yrs. Jas. Delton visited Mrs. Mol
lie Everett, 302S State street, Dallas
Mrs. Love Johnson of Madill. Ok.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. n. s
Everett.
Mr., and Mrs. Brown and Mrs
d. II. Shivers are sicklisted.
The funeral Of Miss Annie Booze
was attended on the 20th inst Al
Harmony Baptist church Of which
she was consistent Christian BY
Rev. H. ID. Allen. p. G.. under aus
piceis OF Rebecca Tabernacle Daugh-
tiers. Her brother. Mr.. Wesley Booze
Of the army stationed at Columbus
N. NJ. attended.
DR.. Dan Childs OF Peoples Under
taking Co. had cbarge.
Rev. G. H. Hagisee of Oak Elifl
occupied the pulpit the night OF tn
inst. at St John c. NJ. u. He WI
return shortly to assist Rev. @. H
BSII Il his revival TO begin soon.
A-rs. Mamie Nicholson and daugh-
ter. Miss Maggie have returned from
sisiS to relatives in Ardmore and
Dallas, respectively.
Rev. g. w. Hester 0f Mnrlisuz
Star Baptist 0hurch preached great
sermon morning OF 26th inst, sub
ject, ION the Strength Which Faith
Gained by Experience
Miss Vida L. Porter is GONZALES
elrg.
Elder p. r. Woods OF Holiness
church here has retur ed from his
work at Texarkana.
Rtg. B. f. Bogges OF Payne Chapel
A. 4. f.. left on the 9th for athens
going from there to Greenville ia
the A. NJ p. Ministers Council OF this
dIst1dct TO return on the LIST prox.
b reading last Saturdays Ex
press. young Cleveland Preston sa'.
an ad where his mother now Mrs
bell conowAy Of Dallas is advertising
for him hasn't seen him In Is years
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Douglas
an ased highly respected citizen was
atlen led 2Srd inst at st. John G. Nj
r. church OF which she was . con.
sistent Christian by Rev. g. H. Harl-
lee OF Dallas.
Miss A. 2. Robinson has returned
from Kansas City anu Chicago.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
TEXAS TOWNS


Miss Glennie Ham. preceptress Of
Preston school visited relatives on
the Gath and 25th inst.
Mrs. C. v. B. (Coleman) Caviness
OF I'll Paso visited Miss G. w. John.
son.
Mr. Amandy Townson and his wife
have received the sad intelligence OF
the deathyof her son, Robert Town
son in France, cook in engineer de-
Dartment A. Il. r. His remains will
be shipped home.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
CLASSIFIED aADsr

DR.. H. w. DOnwell- Specialist on
diseases of men aud women over
30 per cent of those have taking our
treatments through mail are enjoy
ing normal health, write or call for
free information DR.. ii. w. Dcuwell.
M. d., of S. t., $685. Summit street.
Kansas City. Mo. 2-1-2t
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NOTICE!

If you are going to Omaha, Neb..
and intend to purchase a home or if
you want to rent a house, write
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
w. M. Franklin, President.
d. w. Gooden,' Sec'y.
1413 North Gath ST Omaha, Neb.
2-1-4t
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
NOTICE LADIES.

| have DR.. Sayman's Vegetable
soap for the face and hair and all
o. Sayman's Toilet articles. also nr
ralmer's Skin Whitner, for clearing
s sns complexion and bleaching the
and kinky hair. va 90
Dr. Palmer's Skin whitner Soap
a ~. Heroine and HEROINE soap. and
various other toilet articles. Phone
"a. z7s4 VIII deliver goods.
1-11-4t
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

Telephone H. 5364-See Mrs. Mary
Wallace for Strengthening combs and
pullers, 1918 State st, Dallas, Texas.
2-1-3t
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
LOOK! LONKil

All ambitious young men and wo-
men DESTROYS of learning music here
is your chance. All string and wind
instruments taught at
A. C. FERNANDEZ MUSIC STUDIO,
Pythian Temple Auditorium. Hours
1900 a. M, IL a. M; 100 p. m.
to 1900 p. M, every day in the week.
Come and give us visit
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01
LIsTENlI.

The S. w. F. C. and /. A. wants
500 workers to organize local asso-
citation among farmers in the South.
We want high-class workers only.
We give good commissions and a
chance for promotion to the right
parties, send me your application,
send it now, new high class CO.
operative famous organization.
Address:
Rev. George A. Hampton, D. G. p.
Palestine, Texas
2.1-1t
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-01

Wanted-A helper in blacksmith
shop. Steady work, living wages.
Address. Taylor Wilson, Quincy, Texas
2---1f
, 1919-09-26
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Rome, Sept. 22nd. General RobiIant,
Chief of the Italian forces maintaining
order along the line Of damarcati3n fixed
by the armistice, has been replaced by
General Badoglio, Chief of Staff to Gen
eral Diaz and second in command of the
Italian armies. General Robilant was
unpopular having been a member Of the
inter-allied military commission which
asked for the withdrawal of the Italian
troops from Fiume, the substitution for
the civil guard of Fiume of Maltese DO
, 1919-09-26

The mail schooner Creole will be dis
patched on the return trip to ST. thomas
at 8 a. m. tomorrow, and ordinary mail
deposited in the letter box at the post
office until that hour, will be forwarded.
Registered mail, money order business
etc., requiring post office service. will be
closed at 4 o. m. today.
The Native Brass Band entertained
the public with a lively concert lasl night,
and was loudly applauded by the numer-
Gus gathering which always turns out on
these occasions.
We have been asked to mention that
the Industrial Brass Band will give it's
usual concert on the wharf on tuesday
evening, the Both inst. Programme later.
Mr.. Hamilton Jackson repeated his ad-
dress of Wednesday evening, in the Mar
ket in Frederiksted last night. An i'm
mense %concourse attended, and except
for the arrest of a woman who shouted a
threat at the speaker, and some minor
disorder in the crowd, the meeting pass
ed off without incident, and is reported
as ha wing gained the support of the peo-
pie with whom a desirable understand
ing vas reached.
, 1919-09-26

ing into effect of the treaty by chang
ing its provisions, and thereby post
poning the return of peace. 1t cannot
comprehend how any man with a true
appreciation of the situation much less
one who shares the responsibility, can
permit any objection, less than the i'm
palrment Of the natural sovereignty OF
the United States, to weigh against the
universal prayer Of the nation for the
restoration of peace. Let the treaty be
Immediately ratified, and let US go for
ward with the great task which lies
before US. The world demands it, pa
triOtism demands it, common sense de-
mands it. We have a ready waited too
long.
Paris, Sept. 2Oth--Frerch military
units will he sen to bulgaria tc super
wise the execution of the provisions of
the treaty with hat county, according
to the ECHO de Paris.
Lonlon, Sept. 21st--In a forecast of
the coming %reconstru elton ministry the
Sunday Times says thai Mr.. Lloyd
George has decided to Offer another
Olive brar CHI" to Ire and, recognizing,
as does Mr.. .Bonsr Law, that a ~resolute
Govt. has heen carried to the farthest
extent poss BILE and Ireland cam t b. de-
fInitely kept under m litary occupa ion.
The correspondent, CO nmenting on the
fact that Mr.. james Ian Macpherson,
Chief Secre AIRY for roland did nc. ac-
company Y scourt French, Lord L cut
enant and Cover 1or { ener9l of Ireland
on his visit % London Tor the week end
to discuss the sit latiO1t, says s, there is
g suspicion that the indispos ton
which is gwen as tt e reason for his
absence, may be the pref lde to Mr..
Macpherson's resigna ion. He C1ac-
pherScn) has so jdenti led limself With
the policy of strong rep1 ession, the
correspondent says il this cor nee ion,
that any revisioi4 to :oncil atiCn must
involve his retir emen IT, Times.
says the Prime Minis ter as . sour ded
certain !abour leaders on tt e 81 bject Of
cooperation, but the ha cefin tely
declined. Hence, i adds, The min
isterial charges oroba by will lie fe W."
N%iscou1t RI their lerep owho S a jealous
economist, a ,cord ng to the Tin IS" will
probably be appoi tied Secre ;ary of War,
while l1r. Winston Hhu chill the pre- sent
Secretary of War, will 90 to the Colo NAL
Office, as Vijcounl Mir er, VINO holds hat
Office, is anxious o retire. 1t is PORTED
olt by the Tin es" that .heo lily cliff
Guilty attached to the return of Viscount
Rother mere to the mini stry is his an aag-
onism to Mr.. Bona La v, bu the news
papers says he Prime Minis :er viii ind
a form fla Grabbing then to work tog eth