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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
O|sCHARG[ Of MEN AND
OFFICERS IS STOPPED
Minimum Strength Reached and
No Change Until Peace Treaty
Is Finally Signed In
Verzsilles

San Antonio. Jan 2nse.use fhef'
are between 20 aud 900 lsiicfs . 81 \
reo.lscd a. ihs he 'lquarsra - ~
18th division asking that men IA fhs
division b. diseharsed q ~as an.
nouncsd from head iaariefs Monday
morning thai no mafe msn acre 20
be- discharged Th. sweeping order
has % its fosndaiiyn the fact sha'
men ia the divisions FROM the ElEhih
20 the zoth are not eelng disshsrE'a
., present. these divisions haslug been
named a. she ones 20 receive men ~b)
wlsh 20 fe-enlisi In me army
The statement va made from head
ausftsfa tlsaf While q certain number
~ men bad beer dlisharKsd from IN
division. these men tcing badly neei
- for the suIpoff ~ their families
ard fof industrial calls q was nstsf
the intention 90 disri arxs more 'hsn
- per cent with this pro oFilon ~
men dlHuhanged ans the eorrsslond
ing number ~ offi.srs. the dlsision
would be reda,ed 70 fhs mlnlman
: frengih where u eoaid ooniinns a.
function. In ali there have ben aos
sibly 40 offioery dis hsrxed sssm
Camp Travis. these Officers beins
fron the alslslon AM from other ON
eF organizations in re camp
y sss farther STATED that until tn
present orders In rrssra % The lsfh
division sere shanTed IN men anf
7fflcers IN me divlsicn were 20 rex<rt
their heryioss lasi - neossssry % ths
cosl'iry - those Of tn men ~sfh N
Army of Occupation IN Europe u as
siso suggested fhst here xss nffis
chance of these orders bsinz chanxsa
Until sfier Tao sixniqs of the pexc
terms IN regard 70 the future plsss fDr
the army. -
- lU-R oAO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
WAR SAVING STAMPS
70 Be PERMANENT
Government VIII Adopt Saving
System and Keen II Alive
During Peace Times A
Urge Yor Thrift

Prom lnformeiloa received - IN
l.osiofrte there T. - b. . ues lssas
a. ~sf sasins sismss. for 1919. an
there o aals u these stamps bseanlus
permanent feuiar. q Il sos fsf
seen taat the uaitss states all -
called a.pn 70 ezi~nd credits sfisr
ihe peses treaty ls si<ned - saslsi q
the process u rss,oi NJ ~ a. - s.oa
slbie gfs -.ar condliiou Ia lbt wsg-
torn aress ~ EaFoVr
q Il sfxntd that . ARE part of laix
fand ~ill b. made a. ~ small savings
Of ihs people here. -nsesled n soms
interssi bearing sse.risy. snd 49,
ssslass stamps seerss % fll 10 o.
manf The somins stsmp eiA b
SMALLER IN IRE Than Rose q rs pres
eat issue. snd sIil be due N Nv.
years. 'hs maturity asse being Jsna
cry !, 80.
A810 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
Year of War
GipeS Way To
One of Peace

rhs ne~ yea - 80 ~as usAs
.n here ~ shs usual flowing % ~his
tee arc rineina - hstis. sosonaraaIs 2
. othef es,oeness rsusi On sueh A.
csoasien| The a. i.teH ~as not 90
feren, from other days ~4,h fhe a.
esp,oa sra, stores ,iosed osrns ihs
afternoon.
A. its carpet eessrso tho streets
ano s'os~aiss cot ~ accidents ~esr
reported rhe ~irtr, Sun shore ,sstt
arctic bftlilanse b. made lstle in
pfsss.o' O. me efy .ial covering ,hst
as s,sfy~hers ~ ssioence Nee.
years tss 49, oos,sseo b. Nmsr
ous ~s'sh meetings - dffereat psrta
q the city hut their ~as no ssk pro
ga 10 welcome ths rev born zee,
70 some q provea 'rappY re~
Nesr 10 others. tho reverse
Taken b And lsfns i wa simply
iypiesi ~inter oay. lived IN ths usu4l
manner. ~ith tht us.al amour, % joyt
sra sorrows. eo'nas no ooo'lnss. and
,he monoscry % ors'rsry daya
ore soes, of other se~ Yeas ofe
John Bsreyeorn--~ss conspieuousl ,
absent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
.lYNCH|MGs INCREASE
OVER LAST YEAR
-Four White Men and SO Negroes
Were Mob Victims During
1918 Most Of Them In
the South

Iuskrfss. Ala Jan There ~sfs
8. hnth.asa Ia ihr tinted States daF.
los lh fcsf isis. a. lfdias 20 records
rom Jed bs Noufe y WORK 10
charge 81 records ana rsoesfoh o.
rasAeeet inAlnle she figures chow
au neress' ia isnehlnss over lasi
ssar - gt Flrs, sht 81 those pul
lo dfsfh esfs neer--s sna four ser
white l~rsons f'lss wvmen ~'re IN
,iaiel ln lh, number
sIuc,n of Hifls more ihsn one
fourth 81 those lyneia'd. ~efc chsfFs
VITA assault 81 aiismHej assault Twr
q The white pefsana we're charged
wlih mnri'r and'tvo Wih dlslo,alis
rhs oficnses charged against the
n,zroes sceari'ug 70 he record
wore
Aleeed oomplicliv in murder. ~.
murder ihrsais - klil .. assaults
io attempted assAsi' 81 aliersd ar
ficlpation IN fshi stoui alleged ho,
stealing khnna a.lle,f - he la~
iumoiallly assisting ma
charged with murd, 20 escape. 4
fob1lnr ara frightening woman.
s.n0nk man iu dIspa shou' suiomo
blc repairs. k.illn. landlord ln de
puie over farm contract assauli
with intent 10 mafsfr soundinf
another ROBBERY end resisting ar
rrff
Geors I'D TO- i.sI ~lih s. lynch
anas and Texas ana Loultia1a cams
nsat eslh eifh nin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

The Associated Pres. dispalehe. iran Germany
telling how The former kai.ef and tle sarermen.
Iindenbafg. VA in deep daeouis eten when 40
- sss ~ hand ma-i prove rlaf awakening
- the eernsn people - % fhe elafsrier r ihe
men - whom they have been booking isr gaidanre
IN working oui the des'inf of III German nation.
According 70 these reports fh' former kaiser hal
: room - deep down ln fie earth fhai 80 i'"ns
could reach i Whsieser haIpenrl g. ihe fighting
men ~ -he lrJuf ~. ~ least VAS safe Further
more. this remarkably cheap ierson Aad esused
% be constructed = lof of lfiie frenrhes comic
vpefa frsnehes they we're and ~ sfalkri about
ihese sud posed being the battle front. for
the benefit of the moving picfure- fha' we're - be
preserved = parf Of the offieial German history
of the
A. for IIiDdenbnrg. BE- remained far 10 the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
WAR MOTHERS KEEP
OPEN HOUSE FOR SOLDIERS
Large Crowd Brave Worst Day
Of Year and Enjoy the Even
ing Thoroughly Many Of
Our BOYS Entertained

la sff 81 he inll.m.E.s of th1
weather fhs recem.on given IN he
beautiful ro0ms q he Carnegie d.
lfary Nss . huge .sccess The Wsr
s0.her q Gathrie I'D Logan coanfy
wert fhs h0siessss. tks returned sol
al'rs ~ guests 0f honor and NJ ,
friends and relative enjoyed fhe al
ernoon Wth then The great ci4b
fcon and r.cfption from were fhros :
OH and the fs0 hundred guss 3
mingled vita ne m.@r roislsrs. who
~ert home or faFioe-h or dischsrgs5
The entertainment 49, entirely iG.
formal in cAzrscteT Miss FloreD."
Adler played sererei Old fsshionec
pieces aa9 = nsm5s - popular -.
letions n Fsoosfs- bard. under tbs
direction q Prof n n Ryss. plsye5
Psfroiic airs ard .a~ny oihsr besp.
tsui nHmbsrt gafri .4se resdln2s wfrs
gwen b. Prot W p Howard ~.
Frss I wennsr q n sssoc.siio. .
nsoe number q appropriate r.
msrss Mr. wm bicken ssns ~
bessfifsi solos sccsepsnied b. ~
Acler Vocal solos sere also xisen
b. RobeTt Herzoz 40 hss fensrk
zbiy fns lyric tenor voice Nrs Ner
- scoODpzaie. IN Mr. W r
sforsrs. ~ith srs II y RYAN - Il 2
piano rendsred tHg s,lessing focss
n1ne~rs Coi0nsi lsrrnsdsy spoks =
~ words IL b~hs q ;he Crsa1
Army q The Reysbiis znd al ibs tioss
q tee program ihs band rlsyec IL
NzrseIslssse IssriHs fhs - TBeon.
,anrh a. f.rsec - 1aiss 80 Br0z :
50. Hiss Besiss C al E.ss II sizns
Dule. g.ss 49, Lonz. Mss Loslse
Burse. Aiss Asrg4rts Arzsrirous
Nifs Fame n<sn.. Nlsi Refsz Re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
lNOT's GIRL WILL
Be RICHEST BRIDE
When Daughter Of the Steel Baron
weds . Sailor Boy She vii
Bring Hin 800 Million
S.noleors

v-hsr Ansy rezlss dsBgbssf.
rsrzsrtt nsrrles EnfEr Rosweii
Nnfr shs wiB s.rol~s'y b. ihs rich-
80 bride. - he ~ Inherit a. ~
fbs s.cei knr's - - ~ uiilion-
-. = TO - = yss-f Cd and ws1
formally presented . society fwo
sss-s sEo e oBe q ne nosi rDsxci-
C9t1 -uoznE ost- ssrsfes Ne Yofs
crs- ksu Der ~ = sxd 70 carr
Effis fo- so1siT. 6ers,i inE mos - hsr
tzD< n ~ fa.hsr' sBsoseS tbsr.ffes
vsss czrnexis's isseoa1 i ne son Q:
former rsfrBs1 5rezi6erf i =
ss3f o1s . sbe sf4eins rifis 49, b.
fse rsrrexie ressde Re il Sss YORK
c.. wkitb "a baE - essf g:
zssfly tie Eaaillan .oil4rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
TWo Big Cowards Are They

rear that IL was . iall daS journey in on auto.
mobile io gcf within sound If the heavy guns. II
8. entirely pf'pef lor commanding oiiieer -
remain ouf ~ II, lne - direct fire. la fact. that
+. who're b. belong, Ilowefcr. liindenblug ran
fef ihe iugou' eRers time u WIS suggested that an
emery arship might be Iu sVghi According 10 the
s.seriions ~ unnes,.s. lls was running into his
cellar 40 ihr time 4 fine spectacle for hero
'haf vas
I'ossibl, after time. fbe German people viii
begin a. gain some comprehension ~ hov they
haze been sicfiniizcd aud misled By the cheapest.
most selfish AMI most e0u ardl, gang n criminals
that ever existed " safe 20 say that more
utterly unspeakabc outfit than the German junkee
class that brought on the war has never been seen
"a the fs~e of ~. eaffh aud ihi- old earth has
-sfn .olne pretty poor human objects Hnee i
lnenerd 20 roll ar0bud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
K EI0N OF HIDEOUS.
NESS NO
q. OVER COUNTRY. PEG.
PIE DE sPAIR OF
ALLIED AID; LENINE
AND TROTZKY LIVE
IN LUX xURY. TOR
TURES, EXECUTIONS
AND UNSPEAKABLE
CRIMES CARRIED ON
IN NAME OF THE
REVOLUTION

Wsfsa~ nss a IN rssrasfsa Il
sppe.fs therv ls "a 80 eatvafd eS~
uor~ orsier han hA. Felgnea Inr Ions
nouihs u T. ha~sser. much tAa
same k'ni pt erief - ohialas At
i',mpell The ,ltJ b "a mosal rata
and On ne way 10 hflas = phialesl
one
OAR csemssls sssslsns lmmses
The >sssd Irospsks and ihs psiss
,.pai stree aro filihy aaa aaesrei
hr Nsny oallalnss hsss h.en besss,
- up In the stresss no one can hs
seen bat ehllafea and wea n aiuy,
aakempl clothing. the sole eseep.
tiona heing tlese wealthy gefuiaals
husslana whe are ~ eollaalon With
frutskt
fhsas latter. ~ ~hess ,iaa. o. Il
hnown rrolaky hlmaslf helansn. are
ihs onl, ones ~ho ha,s % aimed sea.
srsi Immunity ffum the masuseFes
and c.arsions ~ ne llelshsslAi Homs
tee acre arrested - che bsxlaalaG q
lhr tafrps bat afterwards released
Their none, l. more pswsrtai today
han 4 as even under lhe ears fe-
lsn aua the' 40 eloshed a. lasy please
md Iiss a. 'hsy plesse
Alilss o. Anti chss~ Must a.s<
An - t.r lsHitl,ca agree there 4 40
extraordinary faith In ths allie, in
knasla ~ al classes soldsefa ard
peasants sllka hope fol rsarn 10
eivilla.l llfs ard there are thousand.
sho ssy We trusted God. the en-
psFof sna lhs allies tsod pnalahes ~.
the emperor lefl us aas onls the sl.
ilos are lsn and n lhsy daat eoms
anti Chfst wln"
vale frssls officially plsesris
hls hatred ~ ths cspsisliai. capital
iafns sil me shssia 10 rrirsTrad saf
llmosl auytalas san BE- aehe ~ On.
lain.d fpf money provided erfl&la
amount of murder apt - q per.
niltisi 'hs Rel Guards " nos sasi.
500 a. hass letter delivered 20 ans
one 10 prison fhis h fair example
~ hs anisefaai scale oi hflbsfy
Nesrit ever body in petroxrad has
a. fslss pas.parf pro, ialmlnx
manual .crAff ~ sens type ~ other
This IS rhs unly ssfsenard against az
fssi ~hish means the disbufsiar ~
hasr sams - muasy 10 ne freed or
msy mean destf
feus Glasses Created
soff ~ ccasas sss rersnib msaa
aisldInx ihs populslioa ltio four elias.
sss ae htssY vurkefs The bfain
tesataass 80 rsgs fhfssf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
6ON ttt\ul\T NAN H.
\ON WITH t\lNtR>II,

NormAr lar VIII. T i.se gsis
irvc f.Esfor Tor fhe United states
t.ios .cai surrey lss teen selected
s.. bead of zee scalogs depaffmeni ~
fhe In.fersts - ok.saomA and ~lI
afslue BE use duties here this week
t.ee becomes professor - geology
and director ~ fbe g. col % geo.ozl-
-. engineering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
Reds Rule Russia
With Brutality;
Nation In Chaos
President Refuses 10
interfere Wan Duties
that took Him abroad

London. Dcs 3i-ln de.
clinng an invitation cf the
maNor ~ Northampton o.
visit that town. President
Wilson wrote
= would. Il could. eomc
a. Northampton. not enh
With pleasure, hui with the
feeling that | was making a
pions pilgrimage 10 that par
iicular part of England most
directly associaied With the
great manor II Washington.
bat | would not be- entitled
10 10 homage thcrv Il | tsi
noi A. a. supposs General
Washington would act anil
do nothing winch took nae
away frum the special duties
which brought me aefo.s the
water.
NJ visit 90 ,irent llrliain
must he very brief Tho
onlN place ! can take time a.
sist il ms mothers birth
lace. which. understand.
! ,an visit without lntcrfer.
ing with the special objects
oi mN crrand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

Tsss1sy ssealHg e. tae ofDfs @
ilc eo1nit eisrl y q fe.ts anl
Blarl ksifenhsfs ~ere loired So
msfflage Justice 9 & Hafr.s oge-
atns Ire contracting paftles acre
bo.a from Oklsbons Ciy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

Rene "a. s-An.er,es- Ar,es.sa
81 Thomas selsor PAGE 20 eer
pa, ~ssh tne raintsiy zro raNsl 81.
tsehes % ,ne A~eis-an s~sbsssB isfs
hsrs yesterday 20 rnsst eerslosni ~n-
son sns ns eArts a. ths is4Nsn fror.
ssr tooAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
AngryPOLes, 5000
Strong, Marching
On City of Berlin
Roy Winton Is
Gipen Promotion,
Personal Bravery

~ arc Ms ~trten have
jass reserves iefter s~ona tnsir
ssr. Rss " ,rtor. ~No % eorNsls1.
sies a. ths nosraisi - Nee.
france. frs~ 49, Ga reserves -
eaus - tns Age g forests. thss
he hss eeee pco~eses ta tee raak
~ Lieutenant ooionsi n re ress -
arwt
f-e slso receives : letter frorn
hts brissos sorsfnsroer eowpi
rasntirs hsrn o. "a brssey ~
sNss battle sNo - re effieierf
nsnnrr - ~nsch "a h4noes nis
eatsihon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
"sWIIIMN<" N<D "iIO\lN"
A>k CHANGE ~ NI<tt

aseeiman Morton and Honey
lones The eolufsd men lnsll. aied IN
The robbefY Of esi,ismsn from Rri
Ao,k few nights ago. and wloss
pfeilninaf, hearing wes sei f1f Mon
lay. have iaksn change - vanns
from Justice Hornady 70 juallc4 liaf.
gis They will be Eisen = prella lnAry
ieatins - soon as ine papsrs ssa BE-
transmitted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
UU\t.ltt - ~ uNk
IN ttlt MDls N.Nl\

Wa,hinsion. Jan fetonsfeHa gui
back 10 WORK today sllsr its hollda
resi- q wst stpesisd that most oi
he senate hssslon sopld b. devoted
20 discussion of pea and other sab
lec's While 10 the ho. .. leaders plat,
ned 70 make anolhe. ,fion ~ .snd lhf
saf revenue blll "a sDnlsrsnes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

CUR pteT O. T-s
cpElr PEACE GAME

Thf Lcndcn rfxs spsfs ar al
agreed fnst no ofhri foregu Fstet
ever receive sara . 80 STAR vsllom
a. ihsf ACCORDED 20 i'rr cent WA-oa
- : hst . meaning 1--seer. - fhfrk
ttsr sr4fh.nz fhst ~ pfesl3eri !.
~sru sdu -e-s IN ih. Brttith nss4fsf
have Fti sslfise1 IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
MUST HAVE REAL PEACE

psus. Jan 2-ln ~ he~ Years
eoaonai today. the Tempe sad
We hase fhs r,ah' 70 found
rsace On somsthi'7 e'ss tran
nypofhttft Csrts'nt,ss ara %.
CURED
Peace ~ili not re real" says
Liberfs - = d5es not give
France tranquility
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02
HUNS. SPLIT IN 7 o
MANY FACTIONS IN
FArHERLAND, WIFE
RED RE B Z l. l. l o N
ROARING DAILY, NOW
MUST ALSO DEFEND
BORDERS FROM IN
VASION BY POLISH
ARMY WHO DEMAND
JUSTICE AND REPAR
ALTON
, BULLETIN

Copenhagen. Jan ? A Polish
army Of $1,000 men u marching
on Berlin. according 10 a dispatch
received here quoting ramors Al
the German capital
onstAye Noske. member OF the
Ebsr, cabinet IN caAree OF mill
f&ry affair. Is sad 10 have or
dered the Fifth German division
70 rles; the Poles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

N ~ tAkRAl = ;
lc,con. Jar e-C1stsss sosss ere
- sse re~ rsmbe-s % TIE Eberf
gsssra~srs - Germany. . a1efec -
90 f-ter.us~ pFsn;ec n the Esorcss
80 ssyans ,hs; tee se-,ssii.Essior g
sse Csr~ssr srrny ts pro0recioa wseh
-se rxpssi, thar sss >, fess be
s.esec pessisie Tee srs re- se0ss
e-e r.ll.on soiosrs a. sne German
es-vaess a; esftr q - roi beies.
80 s,ere q -nses ssnser 'ro-, be-
shests--. u % seelae1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

coperases-. gsr --tsrs lr Pc
go are ssss-,ins q ersse eharac;ef
se<crcsna 70 soscss fror Bsr,n
lsrpe psrss 81 ',s pfeynncs srr ~
sns n<-ss % sts PES anc Poish
sreers ssss eronss sns frsusser -
sssl-isves . to~r sos;nssr ss p
49, are - -llts norshess. - sr.s
la cs--rsn troors shers r'ss'. 4
- s:s;eo. retres, she 'ses ~ .
sspertor sorre GO -. pcies
!, . sse repor-es s.ss frs peAsr
sese-r-er; ., wsss~ Ass eroere1
sse ,osiiixssisn % 81 poss
ps~s
Poliss- Tpoopc AZ FRANKFORT
ls,eo-. .sr s-pcish iroops hsse
erse~s rrsnsfors rr ~. ooer. Sc
r-sist East % Bel Ssys = serrs
cispsscs &c tie Esp-~ss. ~hish soos
s-ss sss esles rave sseYp'ro ee,h
Ie~. prssssn siiess. srs er0-berp
% ire province 81 5sser. - u.iss
~s--hesss 60 the pos-r city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

Sew O-iezas. = la Tonlsst
fsr. rrrslresa cod. Eris@ ;si-
f1z~~hsi ~srDeT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

Do vot dollar by subscribing
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-02

sofi ~ ccnsns sas fstsnii, msaa
alsiilnx ihs popuislioa lfio fouf elias.
aes as hessr vufkefs The brain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
ONE THIRD REDUCTION
IN ACREAGE IS ASKED
cotton Planters ~ N'-,iun nt New
Orleans Niopt NcSolulinn me-
,nimrndiug Iour.c to Growers.

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an occupation OF all Germany. but
Indicated IN the estimation OF the
cabinet, that It was. after alb only "A
matter of tine until upon one pre-
text or another. the allied troops
would advance.
The cabinet originally went into
session saturday on receipt of be,
lated copy of Marshal Fochs ultima
Wm mat Matthias ErzberEcr had
forwarded and which had been mSF-
Lcrluusly delayed. The ministers
we're ia conference" until o'clock
sunday morning They then took "A
recess uutl 2 O'Clock Toward morn
ing they took fnal vote In favor
OF declinatlon to sign the terms,
II was felt however II Is eN-
plalnod. thai al the German parties
had "A right - voice In the decision
and slnco there were stu several
hours before an answer had To he
filed, the party leaders were sum
mOncd into council.
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Enlarged Prostate.

+. c. II; Medicine taken internal
ly and electrical treatment Will not
be Of value to you II you have an
enlarged prostate. The Medical As
sOciatlon that you mention Is n
quack concern and entirely unrell-
able. Your family physician can ad o.
wise you best whom to consult for
disgnOsls,
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HUNS FIRST REFUSE
THEN ACCEPT TERMS
Cahinct Declines 10 Accrdc To Nlli"i
Conditions. Iut Later Decision
l. Reversed

u, m Associated rrc,
WGIMAE Monday. Fec l., me
IGcrman cabinet voted carly sunday
moru.ur 10 reject the allied terms
tor an, tyuowS ~ the armistice and
.tukc the chance of an allied military
advance being ordered. After consul
ttluu WITH the party leaders. how
over. 9nc decision wes changed and
uu sunday night orders were Issued
that ,Ar lrmlstlcc be signed
~ appears that the government
.uugId,rod one OF the allied condl
lions ua capable of being construed
IS mean that tho allies, II they found
Il urrcsslfy night occupy all Ger
many ana the cabinet Ii declared 10
have felt that ultimately there would
bo such an occupation and That II
mlgh' hc AS well tO bring things "a
ID CRISIS now. rather than sign an
agreement which Is considered ns
degrading n its terms, These terms.
b. Is held. not only contained no
guarantee that there would not be
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PACKER REGULATION
WANTED BY HOOVER
Report Made SlN Months Ago Pub
lished 20 show "Iical Position
az food Administration.
OPPOSED TO OWNERSHIP
Mould Not GO ~ Iar ~ That Hut
Urges Correction of Practices
Now Permitted
World Ws.h,ugton hpT,hI.
Post liu.ldirg

Iusl hH3dl'E
WNsuINGTON. rto l. N'"o-
fdcnj.al rcpur, made 'p h.os,i"n'
Wilson h iIcrn'r g. ll""N' -
months plo on the rlg moot
packers was made public i"dhF
hy the food administration ~ the a.
trc,iuu ~ The president 10 ".'tu''s
the real position ~ Mr. Hoover ana
the food administration an the c"n'
troI uf the Chicago packing indus
ui,s" In recent hearing h'Ipir
rnugross iuunl committees witnesses
for the livo stock men charged col.u
sion between Mr.. Hoover and ih"
five leading packers
In the report. In response tn "A re-
auckt from tiIo president Tor his
views IN the recommendation uf the
fodern trade commission. MI
Hoover said he rcnffirmrd his opln
ion given nearly year before thal
hero is II growing ana dangerous
domination OF the nations food
Nuffr" ana approved some of Inc
commissions proposals. ilo rccom-
meuded constructive regulation
rather than stretching temporary
war powers OF the government. and
expressed The belief that the DONNA
iion of the packers did not n"coshuri
IS Imply wrong doing on their part
but was tho natural outRrowih "of
various factors which need Correc-
ton"
Hr. Hoover accepted ms cconom-
lcally sound the federal trade com
missions accommodation regarding
federal control OF animal and rcfrig
craSor car service. ana said stock
yards should be entirely disassoclnt-
cd from tho control OF the packers,
lie contended, however. that wrong
practices between buyers ana sellers
would not be corrected by the gov
eminent controlling or owning yards.
His own instinct, Mr.. Hoover said,
was against federal ownership Of the
packers branch houses ana cold
storage and warehouse facilities.
Going into aspects OF the packing In
duatry not covered by tho trade com.
mission he said
III proper abattOlrs could be ex-
tended near the larger towns, possl-
bly, with municipal help ana the
operations therein protected from H.
legitimate competition, I believe they
would not only succeed hut would
greatly stimulate the loral produc-
lion OF meat animals, ono effect
would be great stabillxation OF
prices by wider based market than
that now 30 largely dependent upon
a small group OF buyers"