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RABBI RAISES 100000
FOR LOAN BY ADDRESS
Stephen S. Wise Tells of Wars Toll and Need of the
Nation in Speech at John Marshall
Auditorium.
Auditorium.

by b Kaos 1 sepSes N Wss
from the devastated cities, towns and
Richmond, men and women last night
subscribed 100000 to the Victory
lh ,sfr'E ii Lean Somd iss%e in John Mar
Or. Wise had hardly finished his
speech when subscriptions started to
pour in, and within a few minutes
/ $4,000 had been subscribed. Then
the National state and City and the
Merchants National banks subscribed
the $4,000 necessary TO round out the
half million.
DR.. Wise is the New York rabbi who
ala Uncle sam build ships soon after
laborcr in a Connecticut shipyard for
several months, resignine, according
TO slimself, when he mashed a thumb
minister.
Visited Battle Fields.
Always mastcrful orator and a
most entertaining speaker. tho rabbi
was at his best when he was pre-
| sentcd to his audience by his fellow
worker and friend, Dr. Edward y.
"t'alisch.
He had recently returned from
Europe where he had visited Paris as
a representative of the League to En-
force Peace and OF the Zionist League.
While in France he had visited the old
iic!ds OF battle. still showing tho sears
that he spoke most, but always he kept
before his hearers the great truth OF
America, the part she played in the
war and the debts she still owes.
Europe. he said. had awakened to a
new understanding Of America and of
what II means TO the people OF the
world. \ deep spirit OF reverence and
of respect had been born of America =
attitude. Europe-all OF its people
now realized that America went into
the war for a principle, asking for
nothing save that the rights Of all ma
lions he respected. and expecting no
Indemnity. Europe now understood
this, and understanding, revcrcd
Snw Ruined Cities.
OF the devastation DIR. Wise spoke
touchlngly For whole day. from
carly morn until late evening. he had
Travelled through tho stricken dis
trictS. Not once had he looked upon
the face OF child III all that district
torn and shattered by shells Rhe ),
IA city of So.000-was ruin. Not u
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building stood intact. The cathedral
was but 4 mcmory--its walls shattered
its interior wrecked Devastation
administration everywhere.
Clcmenccau. the beloved Tiger" Of
France, had looked upon this. the rab-
b! said. He too had seen the Hun ad-
vance in 1S7l-72. He had been Il mem
Der of the legislative body OF France
when the peace treaty was signed.
through which Alsace and Lorraine had
been given over 10 Germany. But he
it. Clemenccau remembered. That
was why the Tiger proved disturbing
element at the peace conference. He
feared Germany as brave man fears
AN evil thing.
But" said the speaker. "Clemen-
ceau and his beloved France need have
no fear, Germany will never be able
TO hurt her again. When the peace
lever privates in the German army
than there were officers prior TO 1911
Needed Americas Aid.
The armies Of France and Britain
and the navy of Britain won the war.
Dr. Wise declared. but they could
not have done so had they not been
IT was the great moral aid given by
Americas entrance that turned the
s 5ids' r he said; Ioch, he pointed out.
when he began his last great offensive.
There were 100000 at the front, 1900
600 behind the lines. 100000 in train
more millions as were needed to win.
Ihat. ha said. was the great reserve
power upon which Foch depended, and
would have gotten had the Hun not
given up.
Vocal solos by Joseph Whitmore and
toward d. Eryant opened the Meeting
last night. Rev. Russell Cecil, y. D.
invoked divine blessing.
Credit to Jewish Women.
The subscriptions gotten in the meet
ing are 10 be credited To the Council
of Jewish Women and the Woman's
Auxiliary OF Beth Ahabah Synagogue.
Those for $500 and more follow:
National state and City Bank. slo1
900; Merchants National Bank. sIol,-
900: AMERICAN National Bank. 500
900: Old Dominion Trust COMPANY.
$4,000; Central National Bank. $50
GOO: News Leader. $4,000: Henrietta
Cotton Mills, $4,000: August simon
petrc, $1,000; II. T.. l.itchford. $1,000:
j.. I. Palmaiary. 800: Walter HoIli-
day, Sl'ooe: Herbert W. Jackson. ST.
o0o DR.. Milton Ta!kin, $500; Leo I'LL
man. $500.
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Sales i'm I'ifth District.
CHICAGO CITY FATHERS
OBJECT TO !. w. w. MEET
Unl! seventy Delegates at National
Convention. bur Council Would
liar Sessions.


CHICAGO May 5.-The City Council
indirectly told Mayor Thompson and
chief 9! Police Clarity. by unanimous
me l. W. w national convention.
which opeued today. TO proceed
Nhiie not directing the police spncfi-
,ior read that. at is, the sense OF the
'itN council or .c.hiCaso that no CON
Nenii"m or Meeting he held IN lilo city
~ ,hiEaEo under the auspices Of the
W. W
The preamble 10 the resolution cited
the fact that most OF the delegates to
the convention were on the honor
roll" OF the organization by reason or
prison sentences for diSioyal.y.
The W. W. convention. the first
nationa meeting since IaIG. was
planned 10 be the biggest Of It's Kind
IN the world, but scarcely seventy
dciteates We're present.
ne meetings nasscd without Incl
dcnt and there WAS no police intcrfcr.
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Society Will Meet
for tooth Birthday
Oldest Bible Organization
Celebrates Tomorrow
IN Baptist Church.

ihe lo6th anniversary OF the Virginia
Bible Society the oldest Bible society
In America. will be celebrated with
appropriate public cXercisAs In the
second Baptist Church tomorrow night
at $40 o'clock.
Peculiar interest attaches to this
years anniversary celebration, the first
after the close OF the war, when some
idea Of the wonderful part played by
e tH 1'oie a societies in spreadmE the
forces, Dot In camp here and on the
IIar-uuns battle lines. will be gained:
IL VIII be an Inspiring message of
The. Rlble Society Of Virginia was
oar arg r;han p, in 1918. predating the
the latter having been formed in 1916.
Alter IL long and splendid individual
existence, the society Joined with the
american Bihlc organization. and il
OF ne national body, with the States
OF OF N;irginia West Virginia. North
EI,a, pcidi south Carolina, Georgia and
1t distributed among our fighting
FORCES. here and abroad. about 6,25o,oOo
Bible, there being ff,y-onc languages
represented. About 90 per cent OF the
distribution was in the home areas
egn soil.
The home of the Virginia Bible So
ciety Is at 3l3 East Grace Street and
the officers are James Caskic Hrcsi-
dent. and Rev. NJ. Il. Porter, D. -.
secretary and treasurer. The work is
carried on by the evangelical protcS-
tant churches, and largely Ghroug II
voluntary memberships. there being
little direct personal appeals. 1t is
the hope OF the members o! the local
branch of the society that many new
life members will he added TO the rolls
at the anniversary season, in thanks
giving and gratitude for tho great
work carried Oh during the war
The exercises tomorrow evening arc
onen 10 the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
GERMAN AUSTRIA SAYS WILSON
HAS VIOLATED PROGRAM
EBv Ass oclatcd Press !


BASEL. SWITZERLAND. May. o.
SNicnna has issued manifesto III
which it claim President Wilson,
through his making known he APP
proved the treaty of London as far as
II concerned the characterization of the
frontier between Italy and German
Austria. which meant the annexation
OF Southern Tyrol. had acuuicsced in
4 violation OF the ninth of his fourteen
points
Says the manifesto. was not subject ed
TO change in the notes issued at the
time of the conclusion of the armi-
sticc The document adds the Italian
claims to Southern Tyrol are founded
purely on strategic grounds. These,
II holds do not justify annexation be :
cause. IN the first place, the ethno-
graphic frontier between The German
and Italian TNrol is in line with
\ ltaly's stratcgical requirements. and,
in the second place. because such an
elf-detcrmination enunciated by Pres :
ldent Wilson in his speech At Mount
Vernon on July last.
1t Is pointed out the Gcrman-Aus-
trian government offered long ago TO
neutralize, Southern Tyrol militarily,
while retaining. adm illustrative and
economic control of il, but ii never
had reply TO this offer.
The manifesto concludes by declar-
remainder OF Tyrol would inevitably be
absorbed by Germany. with the result
German Austria would bc cut off from
tho rest Of the world. except through
Germany. ana. therefore, would he
obliged to unite herself with Germany
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RICHMOND PEOPLE
! PLEDGE $529.95O
FOR VICTORY BONDS
Continued Frou E,irst pa.

Ntt't-u ,i''Ai' = Us so
bonds had been sold TO 2.2e6 iuuIviiua
subscribers. These workers arc work
ing. and expect to pass the $4,000, 0G0
mark long before the close Of the
Women WHO VIII Sell.
Wom"u'S organizations selling bonds
in the booths Tuesday will he as fol-
lows:
i!rls' AUXILIARY Of The Day Nurscr,
Mr.. George II pauisl, chairman. q,
Miller X Rhcnhs: National League for
Womcn's Service. Mrs. -. j, Sands.
chairman. at ThalhimCr's. Home for
fncurablcS, Airs T. y. SInyth chair
man. ~ Second and Broad Streets;
Nurses Settlement, Mrs. John Muncc.
Chairman. al Cohcn's: Colonial DANES,
MiSs Ella Cooke, chairman. ut Four
aurean-re nipple, and the Woman's Club
ef Highland Park, Mrs. W. ~ Clarke,
Jr. chairman, AT Mosby's
Sales in I'ifth District.
. The report of subscriptions in the
fifth foderal Reserve District ycs;eiG
gay showed Maryland s22.Ii?45o;
District of Columbia. S94iS,25n; Nir-
stnia. S25.6S2.ajo; West Virginia 81
,Ce oro; North Carolina, $ilia1i5O,
South Carolina. si220,S50 The bis
trio: OF Columbia leads the lis; in in
dividual subscribers with i.9Hl The
total cash sales IN the district are
SlS,3je,i0c.
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BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar.
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
BY all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomei does without any
Of the bad after effects.
| All the Benefits of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
pain or any disagreeablc effects.
! DIR. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tlce among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you Will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
a week and note the effect. 10c and 25%
49, N'"ss's'~ ADV.
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e roration with Great Britain and the
United States.
- III 1t is a sood peace. the editor con-
= tinued. 1t is also better one because
q 1t Is an alliance with tho two most
spowerful nations o. the world.
~ Referring to the meeting OF the
3sSferench Cabinet yesterday the editor
.sSs<sSSSs that after the peace terms were
Efcad by Captain Andre Tardicu, q
Sfpeech was made by Premier Clcmen-
S ceau. who outlined the efforts he had
had to make. often undcr most DIM
cult circumstances. TO elaborate the
text as IL now stands.
The Premier also gave n complete
statement on the negotiations with
Italy over Fiume and on the latcs;
dispatches exchanged with the Italian
deleEation.
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HUNS RUN WITH FUNDS
In Spite OF Regulations, German wnr
Prohtecrs Take Their Money
Out of Iratheriand.

ZURICH. May 5.-The Neucs Icitunr
o. Stuttgart anirms that in spite Of
regulations issued by the German gov
particular those who made enormous
war prohis. are managing 10 EXPORT
their money. The same paper asserts
600 marks have been deposited in dif
fcrcnt swiss banks
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GERMANS OBJECT TO WIRE
FENCE AROUND RESIDENCE
Delegates mt Versailles DO Not Like
TO he Kept "1.itc dangerous
Animals"
iBv Associated Press !

BERLIN, May 5.-Count von Brock
dorf- RantGau. chairman Of the Ger
man peace delegations. in an inter
view with the Versailles correspondent
OF the TaSehlatt, denies lie hoped to
cause differences between the allies.
dispatch TO the NorwacrtS from
Versailles says Count Won Brock.
dorm Rantzau asked the allies when
the peace treaty was to be presented
because Official business OF himself nd
others IN the German party does not
permit of a long wait
The German delegation. it Is added.
also protested against the erection OF
the wire fence around their residence
mans are kept like dangerous ami
mails"
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FOUND BOMB DEADLY
Internal Mnchiue Sent 10 San Fran.
cisco District
Attorney.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-Thrct
Illuminating. caps, bottle Of acid and
dynamite OF )" per cent strength wcr,
found today 10y y. II. Crane. cXplosiv,
expert, when he opened the bomb re,
cciNcd throne! the mail recently a.,
District Attorney Charles NJ. Fickcrt
:Nplosinn OF the homh would hay,
caused death. Crane said. to any pcrsor
within fifteen feet
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CONVICTION SUSTAINED
Supreme Court Declines to Rcyicu
Cases Of Men Charged With
OicomnrEarinc Swindle
Inv A-soc!atcl rress.

WASHINGTON. May a.-Conviction
in Ohio OF Dennis Kelly. president. and
three other officials OF the CAPITAL CITY
Dairy Company, on charges Of defraud-
ing tho government out OF $1,000. 600
in taxes on clconargarinc manufac-
turcd by the company was in effect
sustained today by tho Supreme Court
which denied petitions iiicd Ivy the dc
PENDANTS seeking 10 have their cases
reviewed. The other defendants arc
Michael l." Corbctt. William II. Eberst
and William II. Kelly.
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WEALTHY CHICAGO MAN
DEAD FROM PISTOL SHOT
Woman Claiming Royalties Instantly
NILS Paul FricdricI NolIRnd
In OliICc.

CHICAGO. May paul Frederick
Voliand. wealthy head OF the Art Pub
ishinS Company. which bears his name.
WAS shot and instantly Killed In his
office here this afternoon by a woman.
The woman gave her name as Vera
TrcpaSnicr, and her age as sixty years.
She said she was the widow of :,
wealthy New Orleans sugar planter,
According to clerks in VoIland's Office
the publishing company owed her S..
600 in royalties w.
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tu.,m son K,,,ca Father.

ALTON. ILL. May 5.-1ioracc A.
Reddish. of Jerscyvillc, was arrested
here today on Il warrant charging him
with the murder OF his father. Stephen
NJ. Reddish wealthy landowner
whose body was found in the Reddish
home April 80, with bullet wounds In
his head. The elder Reddish was six
ty-eight years old. Horace Reddish
is thirty-four and was former med.
icnl student AT Harvard.
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Permitted to Deal Direct,
,Bv hs.ociated Pros,

BN associated Press.
BERLIN, May 5.-Direct conference,
between buyers and representatives. n
the Kali potash syndicate. to , talk,
place at Hamburg. have been author
lied by the government The Goa
syndicate has been given similar au
thority. This official action is the flrs
since tho armistice 10 indicate Ger
man export firms are TO be pcrmitte,
to carry on direct dealing.
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FIND RICH OIL FIELDS
Men From United states Discover
Valuable Wells In New
- {;uipcu

MELBOURNE. May 5.-Great retro
icum wells. OF high commercial value.
have been discovered IN that portion
OF New Guinea captured from inc
Germans. according {" report re-
"eiNod mere today The report saws
the information was obtained from "A
party OF Investigators from the Ca!ted
States
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GERNtN tSSt;NBiN MEETS
THURSDAY no DISCUSS TERMS

BERLIN. MAY 5.-Thv German Ma
-tional Assembly Will convene next
Thursday in Berlin for a few sessions
RIO discuss the peace terms, says a dis
patch to the Tagebiatt from Wcima-.
- he meeting place Will bc in the old
library next TO the Palace Kaiser Will
helm l. on Inter den Linden.
~ Tho National Assembly Will resume
rits sessions at Wcimar in two or three
s>Sreeks the advices add.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. MAY 5.-An
hirplan" Is missing in which Charles
tehr& DAVIS, president OF the National
Highways Association. started for :,
'ilir ht early this evening. Curtiss Of
ilciaiS arc alarmed. as inquiries wiyed
IN many places have produced no trace
of the missing plane
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SZOLNO RECAPTURED
Hungarian Soviet Forces Take Town
FROM R0umnninns. According
TO Wireless Report.
rRy Assncin,.hn-as.,

LONDON. May 5.--HunCarian Soviet
forces have rccaptured the town OF
HHoinoE, on the Thesis River, from the
I'OumanIanS. according TO a Hun
S"rlan wireless message dated sun
DAY IN budapest. The town now !e
completely III the hands of the Hun
garians. ii is declared
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To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Tn The Systcn N,

Take the Old Standard GROVE
TASTELESS chill TONIC You know
what YOU arc taking, as tho formula
IL printed on every label. showing IL is
QtINlNE and IRON in tastclcss form
The Quininc drives out tho malaria
the Iron builds up the system. Price
60c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
Polish Position Urttrr.

~ Associated Prc.s.l
r\ElS NAV 5-Vh. si,,a,.cn q,
l"ihbtre. Hal!cIa. mas greatly improved
according 10 advices reaching INC
n"hsh national committee in Paris
Tnr Polish ;roons arc said TO have
driven back the UEranians so FAR that
l;cmhers, no longer is in danger from
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RESTRAINS NEW RATES
United States Judge w. q. Shrppsrd
issues order Against Telephone
Company mt Pensacola.
IRv Assncin,nd Pres

PENSACOLA. FLA Nav 5-Ifni,od
states Judge w. Il. Sheppard ISSUED an
order today restraining the Southern
tcll Telephone Company from putting
INTO effect the new rates made cllcc-
Tive I, under the order OF Postmaster
General BurleSon.
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until tomorrow.
NInny Briefs Filed.
IIabituni Constipation Cured
In IL to - Dnys

"I.AN-F Eos WITH PEPSIN" is a spc-
ciaiiy prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative
for HathituIl Constipation. II relieves
propmtiN nut should he taken rcgu-
larry Tor II 10 81 days TO induce rcgu-
lar action 1t Stimulates and Rcgu-
latcs Very Pleasant 10 Take. Coo per
bottlC.-Adv.
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Memphis Pas,c, Allotment,

MEMPHIS. TENN. May 5.-Momphis
TO-DAY PASSED its Victory loan allotment
OF Se,csi,3oh. reporting 81 700. 900 sun
scribed TO Headquarters OF the Eighth
district 4 st. Louis.
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Deaths.

RoSSo Died. AZ Memorial Hospital May
3. Miss Emcllo RosSo. in the seventy
second year OF her age. The remains Wiz
BE- taken from "oOa Ashland street AT 4
o'clock in tho afternoon TO the Sacred Heart
Cathedral. lntcrment In Mount Calvary
Cemetery Friends invited TO attend.
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SUPREME COURT JUDGES
HEAR CASE OF BURLEsON
States Attorneys Declare Postmaster.
General aud Director Hines
Exceed Powers.
MANY COMMUNITIES PROTEST
Government Contends That Law Says
President May Fix Intrastatc
Rates on Railroad, Telegraph and
Telephone Lines.
IBy Associated Pres,

-
WASHINGTON. May 5.-Authori;y OF
the directorseneral OF railroads and
the Postmaster Generai to increase
intrastatc railroad. telegraph and
telephone rates throughout the coun-
try was argued today in the supreme
Court in connection with appeals from
proceedings originating in number
of States. Hearing on the railroad
case was finished. but arguments in the
wire rate cases Will not be concluded
until tomorrow.
Mnny Briefs Filled.
The appeal in the railroad case came
from North Dakota. while the ;cle-
graph and telephone rate cases arose
from proceedings in South Dakota.
Kansas, Massachusetts, and Illinois.
EricfS as amici curiae were filed in
tho two cases on behalf OF the National
Association of Railroad and Public
Utility Commissioners, representing
about thir;y-iivc States, and separately
10y the states of Pennsylvania. Ohio
and Wisconsin, the city OF Detroit and
the Protective Telephone Association
OF Baltimore.
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Richmond Subscription
Amounts TO $o,452,05O

Suhscripttohs were rcpOrtcd by
RtchinOnd bnnks aud trust com
pahtes Last night n> follows:
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-02-20

Christ Noun aof Carbuy !
county seat Visitor ! Tuesday. |.
REV. John Nc Donald ~ Souri,. was
4 visitor II the cdityson Tuesday
II. ] Hanson 81 Landa WI ! bust
ness visitor II the city Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. {. johnson were
the guests 81 !. Sigau1dson last Fri
day.
Rev Johnson viii conduct prayer
meeting insthe Methodist church every
Wednesday evening:
nj. and Mrs. John p. .Kroeen 81
Carbury LETT Saturday for j visit at
the old horne, il Starbtck, MINI.
M Mrs. Jas. Haskell went Is Grand
Forks the latter part 81 last week for
asvisit with relatives.
Miss Eya Russell LETT Monday for .
visit with her sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Spottswoody lJessie Russen) At Min
neapolis.
Harry Newton returned Saturday
From Saltwater, Mimi, where ~ Has
spent the past four months working
Y = government ammunitionSplant.,
For sale-By owner 100 Acre farm
near town, good coil, good buildings.
For full information address Box No.
4, Route 2. Bottineau, North Dakota.
J. III. Weaver left for. Grand Forks
Monday toIattend . meeting Of the
, Undertakes association Of North Da-
kota- He will return Saturday eve
ming.