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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
GOVERNMENT PLAN
OF SELLING AUTOS
Trade to Be Disturbed as Little as
PossibIe-First Chance
for Manuf acturers.

WASHINGTON, April with view
lation throughout the country regarding
the disposition of surplus automobiles and
other motor driven vehicles of the army.
the director of the. sales Of the war de-
partment yesterday authorized the follow,
ing statement regarding the plans for
handling this problem:
Il The different branches of the gov
eminent will be consulted to see whether
the surplus in the war department., oil
automobiles and meteor trucks can be used
to fill their requirements - 81.
- Various manufacturers OF vehicles
will then be approached to see ii They
will take over the vehicles Of their own
make to market them with. their own
machines, thus giving the government q
fair market price. and at the same time
disturbing the market conditions as little
rs possible
. %. The net surplus remaining, after
the above methods have been followed
out, win be disposed of to the public
either through auction. or by sealed bids
Full publicity will be given these salss
in order that the government may realize
the best results of the sale3'
The general policy Fof the war depart
fnent throughout has been TO have thC
! government absorb all poss iblc surplus
material and equipment and then to con
suit with the industry which mauuiac
tered it as to its disposition, with a view
to avoiding any unnecessary disturbanc;
in commercial markets.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
TAX APARTMENT
RUSHED WITH WORK
Extra Force Employed to Check up
Stockholders Cards With Returns
Made by Corporations.

MONTPELIER, April For the next
month the tax department viii be rushed
to the limit with work pertaining to the
administration of the general tax law.
Commencing Friday next, an extra force
Of from lotto 20 clerks and stenographers
will handle the $4,000 or more stock
holders cards which have to be checked
up with the returns made by every cor
poration doing business in Vermont.
There are some 700 or more Of these
corporations and the returns have to be
arranged by towns IN alphabetical order
and names of stockholders copied and GER
titled by the commissioner of taxes 10 the
listers and town clerks for their use in
making up the grand list of the several
towns. These lists have to reach the
small towns on or before April 90 and
the last Of them have to be out before
May l.
Arrangements are being made for plae
| ing extra desks and tables in the area al,
tho third floor and in the basement OF this
new state building 20 accommodate tn
extra force. SIC 81
| The corporations making the return.
| cannot make them before the first das
| of April, and have to file them on or he
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
HOME FOR LONG LOST MOTHER
Son Seeks Parent He Has Not Seen
for % Years.

BOSTON, April Benjamin Gilmore
of Fremont place. Charlestown, has not
seen or heard from his mother for over
y years Now he has a good home fol
her and has been searching the cities OF
New England in an effort to locate her,
but. has met with no success
Away back in 1898 the mother and her
three sons and two daughters were aban-
doned by her husband. She was not
strong enough to bear the shock and had
to be placed III a sanatorium. The chill
dren We're adopted and placed IN homes
and are now scattered through New Eng
land Benjamin, the oldest son, has been
employed at the navy yard for the past
two years and has wife and two chill
dren IN comfortable home in Charles
town.
He recently wrote to the police depart
ment of Haverhill, where he thought his
mother might be working, but he. received
letter saying that she had lett Hayerhill
five years ago and was now thought &c
be living in either Lowell, Providence CT
Fall River
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
QUIT MEAT WHEN -;
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take glass Of Salts before Breakfast
If your Back aches or Bladder a'-
is troubling you.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush
ing the kidneys occasionally, says a
well known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which excites the Kidneys, they
become overworked from the strain, get
sluggish and fail to filter the waste and
poisons from the blood, then we get
sick. Nearly all trheumatism, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness and urinary disorders come
from sluggish kidneys. ~,
The moment YOU feel a duh ache In
the kidneys or your back hurts or if
the urine is cloudy offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by q sensation, of sealding, stop
eating meatsandaget abont four ounces
of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a
tablespoonful in q glass of winter before
breakfast and in a fewsdays your kid.
neys will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with ithia, and has
been used for generations to- flush and
| Emulate the kidneys, also to neutralize
the acids in urine so it no longer causes
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness. M A-
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes delightful eferveseenI
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep ths
kidneys clean and active and the BLOOD
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
complieations.-Advt. i
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
WORSE THAN
DEADLY.
POISON GAS

Kidney disease is no respector Of per-
sons. 1t attacks young and old alike.
In most cases the victim is warned
OF the approaching danger. Nature fights
back. Headache, Indigestion, insomnia,
lame back, lnmbago, sclatica, rheuma-
tism, pain in the ioins and lower ali
domen, difficulty i, urinating, all are
indication of trouble brewing in your
kidneys.
When such symptoms appear you win
almost certainly find quick relief in
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
This famous old remedy has stood
the test for two hundred years in help
ing mankind to fight of disease.
II il imported direct from the home
laboratories IN Holland, where it has
helped TO develop the Dutch int one
OF the sturdiest ana healthiest races in
the world, and it may be had at
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded if it does not res
heve yoE. Besgure TO get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack
ages, three sizes, -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
GREENFIELD MAN KILLED.
A. D. Atherton Thrown from Wagon and
Hit II Bale of Hay.

GREENFIELD, April l.--ilon2o D..
Athefton, who lived ON the Laninblack
read il this town, was Killed yesterday
by being thrown from a wagon when his
horses ran away He had been, to Turn.
,.rs Fails and was returning home with a
bale Of hay in the wagon when the horses
became frightened near the railroad cross
ing. Mr. A{hefton .lost control OF them
and when lie was thrown out the bale OF
hay landed on top OF him.
Medical Examiner Dr.. G. Z. Twitchell
viewed the body and had it removed to
,.hoCarthy's undertaking rooms III Green.
field
Z Mr.. Atherton leaves two daughters
Mrs Herbert Cook OF Hartford, Conn.
and Mabel, who lives at home, and son
! yora. Il brother, William B. Atherton
of Gill, and sister, Mrs. Warren Hale
aof South Vernon
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
PANAMA LABOR PROTESTS.
Canal Workers Resent Attempt to Or
ganize4 Negroes.

PANAMA.. April 1.-The Canal Zone
Federation Of Labor and the Metal
Trades council, both affiliated with the
Ameriean Federation of Labor, have
Protested to national headquarters
against the activities of two organizers
from the maintenance of way employees
union of the United States who are try
ing to organize the West Indian labor
ers here, promising them that they will
get 10 cents an hour for track work
The canal force is organized in two
classes, one of $500 American skilled
workers and the other of 10000 Wes,
Indian negroes. who as unskilled labor
ers. The Americans are paid on the
basis Of wages prevailing in the United
States and he West Indians on the ba-
SIS OF the standard in the tropics, eg
cept that the Panama Canal pays. as
much rs any ether part OF Central AM
erica and from four to ten times as
much rs The West Indies
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
HOOVER ALONE !.
NOT Responsible
German Food Aid Plan Ea-
vOred by All of
Allies
REASONS OF POLICY
WERE CONSIDERED
Food Sent to Enemy Country Has Been
Handled on Strictly Commercial
Basis and All of it is Paid for-Helps
Prevent Spread Of Anarchy.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Ameri-
can Relief administratio ION, of which Mr..
Hoover is director-general, has issued a
statement designed to make clear the
fact that the decision to send food in
to Germany and Austria was made by
the Allied Council of supply and Relief,
and was not a decision OF Mr.. Hoover
nor of the American Relief administra
ton. No part of the $l00,000,00o APP
preparation made by congress has been
used FOR these countries, the measure
specifically prohibiting the use of mon
ey for the benefit OF Germany, German
Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria or Turkey.
The Supreme Council of Supply and
! Relief the statement says. = IS COM
posed of representatives of the United
States, England. France and Italy, and
| it is charged with the duty under the
general direction of tho Supreme War
council of determining the general pol
! icy of European relief work, first TAX
| ing into account the needs of the allies
and neutral countries. and of deeiaing
measures for its execution. Mr.. Hoover,
rs directorgeneTal OF relief, is assisted
| by a permanent committee of the eoun-
| ell, representing each of the four gov
ernments, and has charge of the dis
! tribution of the food. but all relief and
supplies, as well as all decisions, arc in
the name and on behalf of the four as
1 ISOLATED governments.
All the food that has been sent in
to the enemy countries has been fur
nished on q commercial basis, being
paid for partly by shipping released for
allied use and partly by money depos-
tied for the purpose in advance.
This food is being sent into the
enemy countries not alone for humani-
tartan reasons but because it is felt
that the alienation of distress and hun
ger is one of the surest means of pre-
venting the spread of anarchy.
Supply depots have been estab-
lished al convenient ports and are kept
constantly replenished PC drawn upon by
acquisitions from the supreme council
The Food Administration Grain cor
operation has expanded its organization
Ito include agents at all of the ports and
has kept continual flow of American
foods'uff into these depots.
''Thc American Relief administra,
ton also draws its emergency food re
Iquirements from the grain corporation
European stocks in addition to arrange
ments for complete cargc2s sent direct
to distressed localities which the Grain
corporation also handles. The Prcsi
dent specifically named the grain cor
poration as purchasing and shipping
AGENT IN. his decree setting up the Amer
lean Relief administration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01

years old, this Company invites Your
study of its strength and the absolute
" conservative character of its invest-
ments. 1919 Financial Statement mailed
80 - II, - at
VT. Mutual. ~ EARLE S. KINsLEY,
GeircIEl Agent, Rutland, VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01
NC. DAYLIGHT SAVING.
Mendon, ILL.,, Votes Not to Move its
Clocks.

QUINCY, Ill, April 1.-The cham
Der of commerce of Mendon, H. near
here, ret yesterday and voted that the
war being over, clocks Of the village
should remain as they were before sun
day. The only clocks to be changed
were those of the railway station and
tho pestefiee Mendon was aapoag the
leaders in this country during the war
in matters requiring patriotism, filling
it4 Quota early in Liberty loans.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01

The period for competition Is passed. : E
Here you have two minds with but
single thought and two hearts that beat
as one. Senator sherman put it saptly in
his speech befor, the United States sen
ate on March I, 1919, when he said: 1t
Seems as if the two tBurieson and yain
connect their advice and conduct, that
one is accomplishing what the other de
sircs' 20
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-01

fore the fifth, under the law The work
cannot be commenced TO any advantage
until the major portion Of the returns
have been receiyed.,5st. Il
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

nuo 9eIgier limo augenideiulid un-
iafrie0cn 0ariiber, 0aB 9roiiIien orel
: ieaoter ge9cben mer6en, mdbreno
ibncn nr ie 5pei aeItattct peroen.
HSm SAL gcIgieus. bitten 0ic ihm
nah Dem fron5oiiihcu 8Ion auge-
meIiencn 0rei Site nic Grncnnlng
zines &ertrcters ieoer Der 8arteien
- GouIeruntin, 2iberoIc uEo 50.
3ialiItcu - moaIih gcntad)t. Mit
MIR puci 0cIcantcn uutB ser Ger.
trcter ciner Bortei acknowledgements
au2acibaItct meroen. 2oaiiderfpciic
10 muroe berboroebobcu, loIlte Sic
umlhtiaItc Yortei oarintcr sn lc.-
Ben hoben. bod, 1T eS uuntoaIih, 0en
Hu2IonoSHliniitcr Eanl Spmons, ei-
men 1hcralcn, bon Der Delegation
oua3ulhaltcu. Sufolgeoeiicn, Ioutcl
Die Gonmrntnre. ihcint Scr io,ioli.
ltlIhc TuItiyniuiItcr emile Sander
ncloe ocricniae 5i fciu. trcIhcr ans.
acidlaItet iuiirNe. foII8 oie gcIqicu 3u-
aetheiltc 0cIcaaten8abI bcItchtn
bleibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
2lrbeitertonsreb in gbitaso.
Ghicaae. Il. eNSnfl.

Snlcd9e, IA. san.
9lm ?ienStog purDc in Gbicoqo,
81, Der auBeroroeutiide notiono.
lie grbeiter Gongreb croffnct, Scr
ba3u cinberilien lporoerl lit, Inn for
melI Die 6oroerung 5u Itenen, Dab
Gbomas s. Wooncp uro 8. 9il,
lin9s, Die i'm 3uiamm,1rhon9 nit
Der Grploiion ciner gonlbe bel elmer
9ercitifaftsparooe in San 6ronci5-
co, Sal, I'M CONNER 1916 qegcn-
ndrtia lcbeusl0nqIife 3ud)tbmu&-
Itrafe oerbilBen nerte Hro3eiie be-
miIligt pcroen.
Ger GougreB 1T BON Ser lSnterno
tionol @orfers' Gefenic 2ednue elm,
beruien rno 3drIt ilber fiinibun0ert
GcIcgaten bon 9Irbeiter &crb0noen
III uerid)ieoenen Stoatcn. 9lrbciter.
nerbonoc I'M gon3en 2aa0e hoben ols
GertheioiaunQs 6oubs bis icbi
100000 alifgebrad)t.
Chicago, 81, Is. San.
So3ioliitcn lu0 WtitQIiebcr Ser s
g2 90 lpuroen an IIitttpod) Ncr
nlittag bel Der Gr9oniiltion oe5 Nc.
tional 2obor GonqreB Ser in Ght'
eago togt, nm Shritte 5nalu1Itc1
ShomnS :. Wooncps 81 tbun geidlla
gen, perooppeltct aber an Rad1nllt'
! tag ihrc 9lnitrengllngeu, nm lid o.,
gontroIle iiber oic 0eriammlung 81
| iif,ern. Nn1 9lbeno aabmen bei>t
Hnrtcicn einc Mchrheit Der Delegate
fir Iid) in glniprltf.
Ter Beriud, 8lpei italic-'Itbcn M
better 0crtrctern Sit gu gctr0hren
luuroc obgclehnt, nah>em Die 93no.
fallen oagegen inter Or 'ariln6cu!
proteitirt hatten, oak hle bciorn Sta
l'ener pom 9olihcpifi @lcntcnt ,bre-
2onocs oiis9eitoBen fuoroen iclclt
0ie Rnoifolen errangtn ctnen 8rpel
ten Sieg, oIs tic cine Reiolution sl
| Nnnobmc brodten, ourh neId)
eugene q. Icbs, Der tilr3lit, peqcl
| @erIctunq ocs Spiona9egeietc8 ocr
urtheiIteSo3inIiitenfiihrer, einQelaoc
! mcrbc, nui Dem Gonocit cine Re6G 8
hoIten. G5 heibt, odb Ic5s Die Gin
| lo0ung ausidloQen naroe
| Iic BON oeu Rnoifoen beontraqta
RcioIutloneu perIana II inter anof
rent cine Rcicrenol- .glbitimmln
iiber bic ,5rieoensbe0 launaen, 2it
!. idofiunq oQer BoB cidronfin0el
| 3uIoliunQ ruiiiiher, oeutid)cr u;
0Itcrrcidliid}cr @olid 1uifi TeIcqote
sum 1Fric0enscon8il N @arjs. cine
qIcit1formigen Hrbc-stag bon led
. 5tun0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
January II, 1919, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
2onoon, 16. San.
Die Central Stems erflGrtc geItern
bab infolge Der Qisfl1Iiionen Ser
Nuiirten III 8ori5 Die Qon3c Situa-
ton ser Gemobiliiirung einc plot-
lite n1o neIelttIide 8erGn0erlutg er-
fabren bat, mas lid aus 0cn iharien
,Soroerungen ergibt, melhe an
9eutihlono bel Ser grneuerlng oc9
@offeuItiaItanoe3 geiteQt lporoen
Iino. y9IuS GucIlen pom unantoit6o-
rem Gbaratter", iagte Die Central
SEEMS, lit feItgeItellt Doroen, BOB
unter oen in europa beitchen0enGers
baltniIieu ieoen 2I1tge1blit aric9
ousbrcden fann. Ser ariegsrotb Ser
glIliirten lit 5u einer GntiheiOunq
geIangt, aus melher ii6 ergibt, oaB
oaS britiid)e GoIf Sen anifeineroen
eSrieoen oI3 Wirflid)feit onge1onlmen
bat 0ieie Gntiheioung bebelttet, oaB
0as neue britiidle 0dniiteriltm Sen
qan5en 3elnobiliiirltngsplon elmer
Geronoerlng ltnter3ieben ml,B. Gs Il
bobcr beifloiIcn, ooB 8robbritonnien
elmer ieiner niIit6riIdlen Storfe ong?-
mcilcne 9einBungs.9Irmce fir Die
0ouer bon nielen 01onotcn in Sen
Rheinlnroen hobcn ml,B. @enn SIC
ifnelle 9cmobiliiirltnq lpeiter fort
aeiett lporben mare, ipiiroe in sSronf.
reid feline 9lrmee ieilt Inn ser @ebr.
pflidt noh5ufonln1en pelhe ourd'
cine oIlgcneine @ntid,eibung oet
Iuiirtcn Sen 9riten altfgebiiroti
If l."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

taBt lnor0en mar llll0 norm Hlll1ca
tbciIt miro, baB bon Der 8eiobnngs.
armec im 9ibeinlanbe Die Vritcn Die
5icqcr, Die glmerifaner aber MIR CT,
ne 9lrt 3oli5ei ipieIen Inter ait
ocrem erfldrt Sammono iolgenoes:
Sic britiihe Qlrnee ipielt bier
msihIiebIih oie 9ioIlc Der Sieger.
mdhrenb Die 2lmeritouer MIR surAui-
rebtcrholtlmo Der Gr0uung oa 3t
Iein ideincn. Shoticn lmo Gona-
oicr lauicn in 9onn NIT 9tcitpcitifsn
in Der 1ano ani Den StroBen berltm
uno ipieIen lid oIs Die mirfIiden GU
ger aul Sybneu gegenilber lino ote
Deutldcn nlr Stoub inter ben Rtis
oern ihrcr @nacn. Die 8riten iino
Die Scrrrn uno Dor ibnen licgt lbrt
Gone auf ocu 9nieeil Wenn lte
ourh Die GtraBen morihire1l babcu
iie Die 9oiouctte ouigcpfldn5t rno etn
frcnnoIiher 0erfehr NIT Den 0eilt'
ideu lit nidt nobrplnchmeu Git
fonn man ein Battalion id)ottiidler
Soloaten Dor Den Com marihircn
| iehen, no Damn ibrc Sapelle od5
| 500 5apc the Queen" ipicit &c
6eittld)eu @inpobuer iebcn Dem 1rel-
ben fopfidiitteIno 3li
,gc3iiqlith Der @llt&lpdbl Der
St0ote Itcbcn ole @riteu aud poron,
0oblcn3, mo Die gImcrifnHcr itn0. III
mebr ooer meniger nIdt icbr angie
beno, 6ngcacn iiuo aoIn nn0 @onn,
no Die britiiden Serridaiten iino,
onaenchme, qeoeihIideStdotc NIT al
len Standardization Ii,r oos Wilt.
tar. 9or oem 1lniperiitdt5pIab in
Bonn iin0 6.56lIiae brjtiid)e @cif'iibe
ouiQcitellt, fcrtiQ gum 6eucrm iaa3
Dies n6thia icin IoIItc Rom BaIuiS
| bcrab peht Die britiId1e s}laagc pr0
ouF Dem Campus DER l1niberlitot Ipc'
/ len britiihen GoI0oten JuBbaa
.llnIere unerifoniide 8eiabunas'
ormee 1T oenqeocniiber fe6r beid)'i-
ben rm6 bier uno bort iieht man spdr
einiae omcrifoniIfe TIaq9en, nber
feline aufqcpflan3tcn @dionctte Die
3. uncertainties armee it, itrift &C
nommen, cine @eihdftsormee inA
/ nur 6o. nm iiberbaupt on 8u icin"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
@hieoao. 16. s5an

Gie Rotifisirung oes ieincr3e't
pom 0lmocs s-GongreB llgenon1nenen
gln1cnoements CUR 9llnoes Gerta1=
luna. oas rationale 9robibltion ner-
fiigt, icitens Der ein5elnen Stooten. ut
om 3ouncrstog oollel1os oerpollltdll-
biat iporocn, inoem nod Die Segl9-
latlren pon RebraSfa uno Wtlnourl
lid filr ba3 9lmcnbement ertldrten.
Gamit boben 81 Staaten oas
Nlmeuoenlcnt gutgebeiBcn, 36 Stao'
ten lino nod Ser 8unoeSpertolln9
CUR Hotifi5irlmg zines Announcements
Ocrielben nothig.
GieIcs Mmenoement, oas Serltel-
linq uno Gerfouf beraliidenber @e-
trdnfe in Den 9an3en Ser. Staoten
nerbietet, tritt Elm SSabr nod oem Sa-
Inn leiner enogiiltigen &atiTltat'on
in araft
cSn5niiden beItcbt oie ariegsn1ob-
regel, noh Ser pom /. SsSltli ob bis
nah ser uollitdnbigen gntlaiiltng Der
5um arieq oufgeltellten StreittruIte
Ser Ser. Staten augemeine Hrohlbi'
tion cintritt. Cine 9lbdnoeruna oies
Ter MoBregel lit MIR ouf Dem SSegc
elmer ncuen Proclamation ocs HroIls
oenten rnoglld).
Son Stooter, Die nod nid)t enagiil-
tiq iiber oos Nmenoement beid)lonell
roben, iit in 8isconitn uno in Gimme
iota onsiclbe i'm Genat angenontmen
in 6en llnterh1ulern beioer QHgiS'
Iot1lreu miro oie @rtiheioung Dor
ousiihtlif am sSreitag follen
Wiit Ger en6giitigen Hatifi5irun1
oes slmenoements miro oas 2an>
tuie piele Reaierungsbeomte in @oib
ington gIaltben, oaucrno ntroden'
iperoeu om tommcroen /. SSili. oenr
an oieicm Gage tritt bie Dor niht Ian
ger 3eit pom Gongreb onaenommcn
arieqs Brohibition in araft, hieS5er
iteIIung uno 8erfalf beraltid}enoe1
8etronfe fir 8efuB9pede pertietc
uno in Graft bleibt, big Die entlaiiune
Der StreIttrnfte Der 9tatlon 6h Gn0
gebrndt lit.
eSn Californian fin6 bereitS gcrid)t
lihc Shritte gcthon moroc1t, um IA
ooSnfroIttreten oes amenoement5 81
nerhinoern; BORT lit Elm @inh1ltsbc
fehI genehnliat fpor6en. Ser @ulrer
neur Stephens boriibergeheno 0nro
hinoert. Die pon Ser 2egislotur borg
nonu1ene &ntifi3irung nit icine
1tnterihrift Su oeriehen Wtnn pe
1uutbet. bnR auh in an6ercn Stnntel
in ocnen Staotsgeiete berInugen. On
9lmen6encrts sur 9unoesperfu'ilin
elmer Referenbum 2(bItimnrnq III
terbrcitct peroen. dhnlife Striti
1internonnen neroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Ter febte Gnnne.

Chicago .-- Ger SaIoorbeiieer Gh
Ihompion bate bclte $l5 mcniatr
ais beim aafienihlul gei;ern obeu3
I'D oenfe Sie iino Hiein letter aua.
oe", iogtc lhontpior ols CT It'd ait
fd)idtc bic 1hiircn 3lm letten DInI 81
id)licben. Gr hattc rfI r1nIld1 ent'
idlloiicn 6as 8eito'. 1ui3l8ebon q
5oq Der Trcnoe eir u RGUoIoer un2
iog.e bc0ouern0cu Z (7aes: sd be'fe
1te hoben 0as n0hfte g}aI mear
Slid. 8eben 5ie r'.r SIR 8el6"
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arbeitsloiiafeit ffeiat.
8aIbinaton, IA. SSnn

GdIDtll9IuH, Ia. san
0aS rationale Gcrtbeioi0uuJ5-
con3ll tbeiIt 0cnltuterabtbeiIunacn in
Den cin3eInen Staaten init, oab 1nr-
}cit in 3lpoIf 5taaten 9eid1itigun1s
Ioii9feit untcr geipobuliheu, ungc.
lerntcn 9lrbeitern bcitebt, mdhreno
e9 Dor elmer ISOLDE nur iicbcn Stoa.
ten qrpcieu nareu. 0ie Gon8ile Der
ei13cIuen Stooten ncroen orinaenh
ouigcIorbert, aIles su tbuu, oen 2eu-
ten Nrbcit 5u ncrIdlaffcn.
Die bctrcfieuoeu 3rpoIf Staoten
Die ilbcridiIYiigc arbeitsfrdftc baben,
iiub Californian, Colorado, S9Soobo
;fninos, Soma. lssnoiann, Wfiiiouri,
Moutouo, Tebrnsta, Eurtb Dorotn,
Crcgon uno lttab.
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True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
January IT, 1919, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
2onoon, 16. San.
gfah elmer nidtantlihen WcI-
oung entbaltcn Die nellcn 0coingun.
gen. Die 0loribou Sod Sen ocutihe',
GomnliIioren inErier fir Die 8erlaE-
gerlng oes Observation-Disclosures porge-
Icgt, inter nnocrem folgenoes:
/. Silbne fiir Die Grmorolrtq ltua
i6led1te 9ebonblllng BON oIliirten
ariegsgefaugenen ieitcns Ser Geut-
lden.
2. Ille aus sSranfreid) uno 9clgieir
Tortgenontmenen Mnif)inen iino 10.
fort 3uriif5ugeben. Qabei miro oar,
atf binaenieien, ooB obne oieie M6
idinen in sSranfreih ollein fir ein,
halbe D}iaion Wdnner feline glrbei
5u beidoffen lit.
g. Teutid)es 8olo in Ser 60he boz
itber bitnoert WiIliinen Bfuno Stcr
ling, eine ralbe 9fi[Iioroe Dollars, II
nad eiuen iidcren NIab, pnbrihein
lid SSronffurt on1 Maiu, 5u bringel'
,l11o aitF Dem transport gegen etinaig
InQriffe Raoifolcr 3u if,iiben, gIt
Beroem lit gefpiiieS onberesGigentbur,
aus3uIiefern.
l. 0elltidllon0 bot feline San0el&
Hottie, 6ie ouf ct1pa bier Miaione
Sonnen 0eihdbt miro, fir Sen Grams
port pon 2ebcnsmittcIn naf) europa
| iden 2dn6ern, no iolfc benotbiQ
rper6e1, her3uqeben.
s. Gina inn 8ou beqrtffene 5oud
boote iin6 ben 4Giirten sur @erii
| gunQ 3u Itellen ODER 3lt 3eritorcu. TN
e5 0itrfen feline fpeitcren Jnudlbooi
i lnebr gcballt fper6en.