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

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested IN the
Estate Of
FRED. BRANDT ST.,
deceased, that undersigned execu-
tor Of said Estate, intends to make
final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court Of Gascon-
ade County, State Of Missouri, to be
held at Hermann, Mo-, on the 18th day
Of August 1919.
FRED. BRANDT IT,,
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Notice of Final Settlement.

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

Iussana bes Jelbauses na9 RuBs
lamb mar aud gum sroben SeiI cine
Jolge Des WanseIs an 2sbensmits
teIn unb pferoefutter. Bon pliinb.>
runsen in GeinoesIanb bereiderte iid
aaes. Der General ME Der Solbat.
Hapoleon mar DOT ieiner Grnennuns
gum OberbefebIsbaber elm arn,er
SeufeI sepeien, DER taum feline Uni
form beaablen fonnte, uno f4on nod
aluei Sabren mar ct Wiuiondr, benn
als Ct nod aesppten sins, tonnte er
ieiner Jrau cine Sabresrente Don
100000 Jranten ausisBen unb ibr
griaanten identen i'm Werte bon
mebreren Milionen. On feinem Sols
be bot er bieien Reihtum iid offens
bar nidt erfpart. giner ieiner Bril-
Der, Soiepb 8onaparte, bate Elm Der
mOsen bon 80 Wiaionen, obi9on bic
Gltern bettelarm tparen. Bon ben Is
Wiaionen, ipel9e Der Ser5os BON
Wobena an Ropoleon besablen mubte.
fob nur Elm gong tIeiner Sell in bic
franaofide Staatstafe.
Sn 0euti9Ianb uno Seiterreid
paren bic 8erbdltnife ebenio traus
rig. 9ier peritanben Defenders elm
seine 9dnbIer unsebeure Rriesssss
Uinne au erf1ahern. lleber bic See
reslieferanten oes preuBifden &0niss
Jriebrid bes Groben fdreibt Elm
3eitsenoHe: .Wenn aud elm Som
mihartus (Gieferant) porber bettele
arm NOR, 10 permas i4on Elm WOnnt
i'm in einen ansenebm.n 3uitanb 5u
perfeben. unb apei Bis brei Wonait
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-30
HUNS HAD HIGH
HOPES IN 1917
War Lords Planned to Hold
Permanently Belgium
and Liege.

COPENHAGEN. July 3o.-Control
Of Belgium and possession Of the
curity.
city Of Licge was the determination
0f the German high command III
1917. Chancellor MiChaelis drew up
tentative plan for peace negctia-
tic y. Incorporating in this the de-
maad for Liegc and adjacent terri
tory and the economic union Of Be-
GUM with Germany. The cha0cel-
Tor. however. planned C hold LieGe
only Professionally. as a factor or s.
Field Marsha! Won Hlndenburs
was OPP sed to the giving up OF
I.ieEe. He would hear OF no talk of
indcmnities nor would he indicate
Germany's intention TO the enemy.
Gen Ludendorff. another Of the
high military authorities, was fer
keeping The 1tire Liege district In
German hands. He advise d strors
military pressure and the drivirg
back of the British and French ar
mics. Only thus. he contended.
could Belgium become economically
and intimately connected with Ger
many.
The German t-Aitude was dis
closed IS declarations read by Pre-
nier Bauer before the Neinar as
semblv Tuesday VINE n the peace over
lures 10 Germany alleged to have
beer made ~ Great Britain and
France through the Vatican in Au-
gust. 1917. were again the subjec-
Of discussion.
As a preliminary, DR. Hermann
Mueller. the foreign minister read
the much discussed ., legram from
the British minister at the Vatican
to the papal secretary Of state which
was referred TO by Matthias ErZbcr-
ger. vice premier, in q acent speecn
before the assembly relative TO a
peace settlement.
The British telegram. note dated,
was read BY Dr.. Mueller as follows.
We have not yet had an Oppor-
unity TO consult the allies ard
bring the note from your emiLence
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-30

and are unable 10 answer the pro-
posal made BY your eminence re-
Eard!ng the terms for a lasting
peace. IN cur opinion there is no
probability OF reaching TINS aim as
long as the central IOwers and their
allies have not officially expressed
their war aims ard settled the in
demnity they are ready 10 pay and
what guarantees they will siNo FOR
the failure protection OF the world
against TIE terrors from which it
now IS suffering"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-30
NEGROES FLOCK TO
INDIANA FOR ARMS

Special 10 The .,,--s Times
HAMMOND, Ind. july 3O.--Chi-
cagO negroes are hocking to the
Calumet district Of Indiana 10 pur-
chase firearms and ammunition. ac-
cording 10 the police, and in Ham
mond, Gary Whiting and East Chi
cagO large number Of them have
been arrested. Three negroes ar
rested Monday night at Hammond
as they were passing through the
city from Gary 10 Chicago. today
were fined $3.50 each in the city
court when they admitted they had
purchased automatics and hundreds
of rounds OF ammunition found In
their possession at Gary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-30

Dig business firm. having occasion
TO conceal certain stocks for the
Time being gave them TO an o0c,
hoy to have and to hold. nakir.
The certificate out in his name.
This Was rot the usual Wall ~.
oiiios boy. Instead OF having ard
holding the stocks. as he was ex-
pected 20, and delivering them bac,,
1ns1llied. he went around "A corner.
hooked them for 20 thousand DOL.
iars, and took the next train for
the sunny Southland.
They got him bacH after a while
found out where he rad hooked the
stocks. and recovered them. And
Il never occurred 10 them that they
were not still the same Shrewd Mer
OF Affairs that they had aIrays
been.
In the early days most OF the in
tcllectUal crOOKs Of the country fol-
lowed the circus Dr worked the fair
grounds. or played the outskirts Of
conventions and other affairs wnerc
the suckers are gathered together.
Hut today the out-Of-toWn come
oEs are reasonably safe, except
when strong arm men are vorkins
All the thieves Who 1--we by their
wits alone are a. New York fat.
tcning ON the Live Wire Edged
Commercial Geniuses. VINO never
under any circumstances get the
worst OF business deal. And as
for burgIars-but "a whole chapter
would have 10 be written about
that.
(Copyrisht, 1919, by the Bell syn
dicafe nc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-30
Ex-sLAvE LEAVES FORTUNE

FAYETTE. Mo. July 3O.--Jack-
son Hill. an aged negro. former
slave. who died here recently. ieft
al estate valued AT more than sac
0OO. Hill was more than so years
old. and was a slave before the Civil
war He had never been outside
Howard county, il is said soon
after the war he began 10 do truck
ing and built up a large business
He owned a very valuable farm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-30
Become Slender

4 Reduce your weight 10 TO GO lbs. or I
Z more. under S1OO GUARANTEE by
8 using OIL OF KOREIN. following
3 easy directions. Sold by Central
8 Drug Store. Bastian's American
Drug Co, I'm South Bend All busy
druggists everywhere sell OIL or
4 KOREIN. Booklet mailed free by
Korein Co., NN-@Ol, station II. New
York.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30

V nejlepsim v6ku % roku
po kratke nemoci skonala wee
ra ve6er krajanka pi. Hattie
M. Blahova, dcera p. JOS. w.
Dartunka, od6vnika z Broad
way, jez byla provdana "a p.
Jc;. J. B,,ahu, syna tesarskeho
kontraktora p. JOS. Blahy. n.y.
ri v Chagrin Fails usazeneho.
Zesnula byla rozena v Cleve-
landu a zanechava mimo rozs;
h!eho vaZeneho pribuzenstva,
synacka pres rok stareho. Po-
nreb. zemrele bqde konan peel
pohrobnika p.: Mafka- V sobotu
Y 8 hodin rano z domu smutku
C.. 327O f. So ul. v dome rodicu
Bartuhkovych. kdez budou cir
kevni obrady vykonany a t6le'
ne pozustatky jejl budou pax
na hrbitove Kalvarii k posled-
nimu odpocinku u!ozeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
MSSl [WSS
REDAKTOR KOCKMAN
RANEN MRTVICI.

: New York, 20. ledna. -Zna
my krajan p. Leopold Koch
man, jeden ze zakladatelu Hla
su Lidu, jehoz byl redaktorem
pres dvacet ,et, byl minule pom
deli ranen mrtvici. Nyni MALE
zi. Sc Kings County Hospital
la, Clarkson Ave. V Brooklyne,
ward so. STAY p. kochmana je
velmi vazny. vSak nc meme je
mu dovo.eno prijimati navst6-
~ pfatel. Kochman byval pred
iety jadnlm z nejznamejsich IL
di V delnickem hnuti ceskem v
a vzdy krajnim radi-
Salcm. Y pos'edni doDe nebylo
0 mem mnOho siyseti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
L CESKOSLOVEN.
SKYCH ZEMf.

Navrat k rozumu, ovsem jen
castecny, ukaZuje kraiinska,
dosud krajne Stvava n6mecka
zurnaiistika. iez do nedavna
hrozila Cechum nemeckymi
zbranemi. X temto Pavlum re
Savla obracenym nalezf cd po
sledni DOLBY take organ plzei.-
skych Nemcu. Uvefejnuje uvod
mix napisem "Musi to byt?"
pleduje V mem pro - mir
Nemcu Cechy V Geskosloven-
ske republice. Poukazuje ma to,
re ' jinych jazykove smise-
nych zemich byvale rakousko-
uherske monarchie doSlo jiz X
jakemusi narodnimu primefi,
spolu Sc stanovenim demarkac-
nj cary, podel niz Sc budou na
rodove vyvijet az do konecne
no rozhodnuti mezinarodni mi
rove konference. TAX pry by
to mohlo jit take v Cechach a v
ceskoslovenske republice VII
bee. kdyby tn byla iaZykov3
rozliSna uzemi proZatimne roz
hraniGena al do mirOve konfe-
rence.a a kdyby vzajemn6 uza-
vrena byla smlouva o dodavce
uhll. prGmyslovin a potravin.
PAX pry by bylo zbytecno. ably
ceske oddilly obsazovaly me-
sta v nemeckych krajich a sesa
zovaly nemecke ufady ably Sc
Nemci proti postupu tomuto
branili bud pasivni resistenci
nebo otevrenym odporem, jak
Sc stale v Moste. Krev prolita
v ullc)ch tOhUtO meSta byla pry
neodpustitelnou lehkomyslno-
sti a naprostou zbytecnosti.
Pri dobre Will 8 obou stran mo
hla pry Sc t9mto zmatkGm do
bre zabraniti, a bylo by pry ma
neivys ma case - konci plzeh
sky nemeckE list - aby valec
ma sekyra, ktera oba narodni
kmeny tax dlouho tristila, byla
ma vecne easy pochovana.
"Pilsner Tagblatt" tedy iiz
neiasa, nevyhrozuje, ami nena-
dava, nybrz radi N6mcGm Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
cESKE DfTE OTRAVENO
MATKOU.

New York, 20. ledna. - Pc
tilety Edward Radda, ktery
byl wat do Metropolitan hospi
talu dine 8. ledna, kdy byl otra
ven poZitim jedu, danym mu
jeho matkou pi. Mary A. Rad
dovou Il els. 300 vych. 76 ul.,
:emrel a nasledkem toho byla
natka jeho obzalovana. Tato
naleza Sc rovnez hospitalu,
kde Sc pozdravuje poraneni
ntrzenych pri pokusu sebevra-
zdy. - Pani RaddOva vrhla sc
s okna domu, kde bydlaa,
kdyz pred tim byla svym pet
let starym synackum - dvoj-
catdm Edwardovi a Harrymu,
dala jedu, rkouc, re .ie to pivo.
Harry jest dosud Metropoli-
TIN hospitale a uzdravi Sc pry.
rani Raddova jest sice rovnez
uzdravena, pokud Sc tyce IRA
neni, jest vSak pozorovana an
jeji dusevni stav neni normal
n}m.>
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
MA cESKOsLOVENSKY KON
CRES DO CHICAGO.

V sini Probulova konana wee
"a vecer schIze mistnich ceE-
kych obchodnikd a prlimySni-
HI, majicich zajem Q cesko-
slovansky kongres, ktery bude
zahajen 8. lnora ! Chicagu
We dvorans hotelu Morrison.
Predsedou vcerejsi schuze
Probulov6 byl DR.. Rybak a "a
pisovatelem pan sicha. Pan Ry
bak vysvetlil vyznam vcerejsi
porady, nacez panove Gap, VI
eek, Lukas q Palda mluvili o
ddlezitosti ceskossovenskeho
kongresu, kteryzto kongres ma
byt jakymsi pocatkem navajo
vani obchodnich styku cesko-
slovenskou repubykou. Asi tri-
Get clevelandskych obcanl pfi
hlasilo Sc vcera k sjezdove IL
cast a neni pochyby, re dalsl
X jizd6 co Chicago Sc jeate pri
hlasi. Jakmile v kongrasu vse-
ckyl zalezitosti budou projedna
ny a nutEa predbezna opatreni
vykonana, rovnez v Cleve,an-
du cesko,slovenska obchOdni a
prdmyslova komora bude "a
lozena ku ktere-nuzto zalozenl
dojde brzy po navratu cleve-
lardskG delegace.
Jak .iiz sdeleno, sjezdovym
vvborem. pro Chicago jsou ma
sledujici clevelandsti zastupci:
PIP. F. V. Week, Frant. Lukas,
F. J. Trunecek, NJ. Zeman, j.
RI Palda a J. F. Rybak, kteri
dalsi instrukce ohledn1 zajez.
du do Chicago mohou poskyt
nout a kteri dotcenou vypravu
budou NIT ma starosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
W,IssS] |X.Vssl
ZAHADNE ZMIZENf.

Policii nafizeno patrati po
26let slecn9 Helene Thomaso
We, jejiz ovdovela matka bydli
vc. 1872 Whithorn Ave. Sec.
'Thomasova byla vrchni tele-
,fonistkou u Cleveland Tele-
phone Co., a pohresujc Sc jiz
OIL minule stfedy. Pdvodne pa
tra|; po nj privatni detektivov6
Leo hledani to bylo bezvysled-
me. Proto ma pravidelna poll.
Gle pomoci. Mys!i Sc totiz, ze
.Thomasova stala sc ob9tf zlo.
cinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
cEsKY LODNf LEKAR z
VOJNY DOMA.

DR.. Rudolf Heym NIL, jehoz
rodite bydIi Ma Kinsman Rd.,
yi'atIl 50 vcera Il vojny domjl
na kratSi dovolenou. DR.. Heym
hyl lodnim lekafem ma ameri-
ckem transportu Agammen-
non plnych Sestnact meslcu,
"a kterezto sluZby Zazil roZCi-
(uiici sceny ma vysokem mori,
Dotcena vojenska LODI byla to-
liz nekolikrat mem. ponorkami
napadena a jedna podobna
submarine "a kratkeho zapasu
Dyla delostrelci z Agammenon
znicena a rovnez J.ne utoky
n5m. piratu byly stastne odra
zeny. Nejvica podobnych pre-
padu ud;ilo Sc v anglickem prG
piavu a We vodach irskych.
DR.. Heym pO vyprseni dovo-
lene bude pusoEit v mistni vlad
nj verbirn6 pro marMaky. Tyz
narOdil So v Clevelandu le-
karskys Giplom ziskal ma statni
Iriversit6 V Columbus T.. 1912.
WSS) WSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
POL MILIONU ZEDNARUM

NedavnO zemfel y Columbus
bOhaty obchodnik Ralph r..
Rickay, jehoz zavet byla pro-
bdtnim uradem vcera rekordo-
v;ina. Hickey odkazuje re sve
pozusta!osti pul milionu dolia-
ri Zedn&.rnm V Ohio, kterezto
statiice pripadnou ma vydr2o-
yani Zednafske utulny We
s'pssngfis,d. potaeneho odka-
zu ujme Sc vsak sprava 1tuiny
teprv 20 smrti pozustale vdo-
w vyjmenovaneho mecenase.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
'WSS]] WS;S!
KUZELKARSKY ZAPAS

hEde konan Ultra, v patek, 81.
ledna 1919, v mistnosti Steh-
lik a Hetzel. roh Hamm a DOL
loft Rd. V 8 hodin veter. Zapa
siti budou skupiny: ~ Nova
eek, Sejba. Weiner, skulina,
Stehlik. - p Hermansky, Do
speva, Sevcik, Libal a Nimber-
ger, Vytecna hudba bude Icin.
kovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
[WsS.l WA'SSS'l vs.
PENSE OCELARSKYM DEL
NIXON.

Ocelarsky trust povolil wee
IN pensi 24O byva,ym svym del
nlkGm V Clevelandu. z tech DO
lovina pensovanych pripada
newburzskym dratovnam a ze-
lezarnam a druha polovicka
zbyvajicim zavodum trustem
zde vlastnenym. Mezi pensio-
vanymi .je tez neko!ik nasich
krajanu, zvlaSt kovafskych del
nikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30

UPOZORNENI!

Pravidena mesiGni schize
Dram. krouzku "Vcelka", ko-
mana bude v nedeli, dne 2. u
nora v Z hcdin vecer V probu-
owe Ma prograrru: pre.lna-
ska pana J. Juppy, ktery pro-
mluvi o povinnostech ochotni-
XII rec svoji doprovodi svs-
telnymi obrazy. Ucast vsech
SlenI zadouci.
Dale Dram. Krouzek "VGel-
ka" vyzyva Icinkujici v diva
die ~ Bileho konicka", by Sc
vsichni beg rozdilu dostavili
do zkousky We ctvrtek dne 80.
ledna v 8 hodin vecer do Pro-
oulova.
CENEK KOTMEL,
reziser.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30

Czech, ably Sc dali ma cestu stain
cke moudre prozretelnosti.
N6necke nad6je. re dojde X
stanoveni demarkacni cary me
ri teskoslovenskou republikou
a mezi Deutschboehmen, jsod
vsak klamne. Otazka tato upra
vena bude temi, kdoz O nj roz
hodovali pred defintvnim upra
venim svetovych pom6ru.
Ceskoslovenska republika 81
zjedna We svych hranicfch upl-
ny poradek neni jeji vinou,
re tento poradek musi byti zip
dnavan vojenskymi oddly do
nemeckych kraft p9silanych.
Mysli-li Pilsner. Taghlatt,' ze
krveprolitl, vyvolane " Moste
by1o neodpustitelnou lehkomysl
nosti, pax at Sc obrati ma sve
krajany v Mostu. nebot' oni to
byli, ktefi postavili strojni pu-
sky ma mosteckou vez dali 8
nj strilet do ceskoslovenskycn
vojenskych oddilu. Neide te.-
dy o neodpustitelnou lehkomy
slnost ceskych lidi, nybrz o tre
stuhodnou zlocinnost mostec
kych NemcG. Nebyli to take Ca
81, kteri vykopali valecnou Sc
kyru. o jiz zakopanf nynf "Pil
Tagblatt" zoGfale vola, nybrz
N6mci, kteri Sc stale ma Cechy
chystali a volali do boje proti
soba cely sv9t, ze sc Jim jejich
prani vyplnilo.
Wss] 'WSSl
Velice maly byt.
Mil byt je tax maly. ze
bys nemohl honiti mem an
kocku."
"To .ie mdj jest9 mensi. po-
nevada Sc V n9m media honiti
ami kote."
WSSl WSA
Neocekavana odpovsd'.
"Vy jste o mne fekl, ze jsem
h!upak! Odvolate to-"
''To bych musel byt hlurak
am"
as7 REHOR %
| jeste cenentuje.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-10

of fixing the prices. If it is left to q
vote the cities and towns will outvote
you, then where will your Coo butter
fat, 40 cent eggs and $22 hogs be?
Don't be misled. No working class
in America will vote to give you one
cent more for your produce than is
absolutely necessary.
He said you needed banks of your
own so you could get money. Now,
you won't get money from them for
nothing. You'll have to pay interest.
And, remember, when money is cheap
at the bank it's cheap everywhere. If
you can get it for 2 per cent that is
all you get for those thousands you
have loaned out. When money is
cheap your hogs, horses, cattle and
farm will be worth great deal less.
Do you want that?
The climax was reached when the
purpose Of the meeting was made
known, to raise money to start a news
paper $4,000 raised, $25O,OOO re-
quired to install the plant. And Mr..
Farmer, who is to run that institution
Not men with brains, for he said
brains are not necessary. Then who
will? We should Judge Townley, Van
Lear and his bunch will handle the
$25O,OO0. My dear farmer friend
wake up. They are fooling you.
A friend of labor and the farmer,
w. B. Milne.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-10

peramentally he hates us, because ed
ucationally he .despises us, and because
racially he fears us. Avowed or un-
avowed, he has been the one German
ally on this continent. Any Carran-
vista government in Mexico will always
be a potential enemy of the United
States, ready to become an active one
upon any propitious occasion. From
any Carranzista government we may
expect continued hostility to American
interests and Influence in Mexico, and
support, open or secret, of every in
fuence there that opposes our own.
Villa as a raider is pestilential and
ought to be knocked on the head. But
Villas "cussedness" doesn't excuse
Carranza's deliberate and cunning I'M
friendliness. We're Villa suppressed
tomorrow, Carranza's tyranny and
bad faith might be all the freer to
function. Villa today is troublesome,
but Carranza is the true disease. The
bandit is symptom, but the scoundrel
in Mexico City is the nefarious system
that sooner or later must be dealt with.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-07-10
Give Cheerfully.

The home folks of Minnesota will
have an opportunity to show apprecia-
ton for the hot cakes, the cheer and
the welfare work given by the saliva
ton army to their soldier boys who
were in France. The intensive cam
paign for 100000, Minnesota's quota
in the Salvation army national home
service drive, has been set for August
10 to 10, and will give a chance for
home folks to show their gratitude in
a real way.
Basing it's request for money on the
testimony Of the soldiers who have
been actual witnesses to the work done
during the war, the Salvation army
feels that it could spend more time in
philanthropic work if it could raise
money by other means than the tam
BOURNE street corner begging. The
amount OF welfare work done in the
maintaining of working hospitals for
girls and free employment. bureaus,
aside from the amount of free dis
tribution and evangelistic work, is
large enough to warrant the quotas
set.
The campaign, which is to raise
money, every cent of which is to GO
for the furthering Of the Salvation
army welfare work, has been heartily
endorsed by President Wilson, General
Pershing, Cardinal Gibbons; Marshal
Joffre, David Lloyd George, Colonel
r. H. House, Majors General Leonard
Wood, and many other men prominent
internationally.
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Villa and CarranZa.

The following from the Minneapolis
Journal is fair analysis of the char
acters of the two Mexican bandits,
Villa and Carranza:
Carranza is no better than Villa. He
is more respectable, because better ed
ucated, better hammered, better placed.
But politically he is no whit better,
while as foe Of this country he is
worse. If Villa loots, Carranza con-
fiscates; if Villa murders, Carranza
executes. And one thing to the credit
of the bandit, he has never been pro-
German, whereas Carranza has aided
Germany, threatened for Germany,
granted German concessions out of
other nationals bought, paid for and
developed property.
Villa is ruffian, villain, killer, rob-
Der. An ignorant and violent man.
yet in his person he so far represents
the feeling and the condition of down
trodden but revolving Mexico that
General Filipe Angeles, no bandit and
no. rough-neck, but a gentleman and
scholar, rides and fights with him.
Villa may not be the hope of liberty
in Mexico, certainly as promise of
order he is rather impossible. Car
rama is a proved liar, hypocrite,
scoundrel and oppressor. The consti-
tuition of Mexico, the one given Mexico
by Juarez, the great Indian soldier and
statesman, Carranza has not disre-
garded as Porfrio Diaz did, but he has
superseded it with constitution of his
own. drawn by himself, imposed upon
the Mexicans by fraud and force.
Carranza is our enemy, because tenn
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Service Stripes for Service Men,

4. . Nh
Neutrality-suspicious. have just been
placed by the army quartermaster
corps for 100000 yards 60 miles-of
silk ribbon, out of which will be made
the service stripes that men who
served in the war against Germany
are entitled to wear.
Though the authorization of the
f'Victory badges" as they will be
called, was issued by the war depart
ment on April 9, it was found impos-
sible until now to start manufacture. 3
The badges carry all the colors of
the allied countries on a one inch strip.
and they blend from the deep purple
through shades Of blue and yellow,
and then back again. They will be
available for delivery to those entitled
to wear them in about three weeks.