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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
MARRIAGE

Frances McSpsdden to Norris Camp.
boil Blackburn. Myrtle Glazer 10 Morris
y, .Schlinenson, Mary Lee Boren to
Herbert Jennings Bradfield, Martha T.
Newman 10 Cooper Driver, Elizabeth
Cary to Smell Lambert, Alma Hannah
Shilling 90 X. II, Roto, Mary Ward TO
William May, Virginia n. TAYLOR To
Walter w, Crawford, Mary r. Me-
Kinley 10 V. q. Majestic, Phoebe Parks
70 T. Young, Mabel q, Kirk to II, X.
Hammer, Myrtle Mae Weaver to II. Il.
Perry, Adele Lewis 10 Joseph T. Late,
Pearl Catherine Brady to Francis New
ton McFadden, Frances Mcmillan to
Clyde William Ryan. Gertrude Monk to
Howard +. Landman. Pearl Lindman
to W, v, Billings, Grace Opie to HUI
bert Lyon, Erna Elizabeth Weiner to
William Nelson porman, Mildred Starr
70 William walter Han, Maidee Collier
Del zach to Francis C., Adams, Maggie
sarah Leuna Grimmer to II, Il. w.
StrNtton, ,losio Gertrude O'Neill TO II.
] Fitzgerald, Mary Irene Martin to
George =, Ierger.
susie Jordan to Louis Chandler, lie.
lola King 10 George shaw, Iva Mat
thcws to wade Wigley, Mary stevens
TO Tom HIN, Mary Williams to Joe
Gwin, Fannie BASS 10 VII Matthews,
Lena NEEDLES 20 Mckinley King, Nolie
Jennings 10 Johnnie jackson, Lille Nc
Daniel TO ellie Leak9. Natalie Harris
TO Ed Atkins, Matte Mills To Walter
Rodgers. Sentel Nevelles to 4, l..
Browning, Maggie Sears to Joe Brooks,
Lucy Herman TO Walter Moody, Pear
Gregory TO Calvin Barnes, Mary Bel
Harding 10 Jessie McConnle.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Vegetables.

Beans-Navy. per ID. shc; Lima, psi
b., 14Ih @15hc.
Peas-Califorria biaoE-eyed. per h.,
Sc.
Onions-Sack, 100 lbs, $5.2596.b0:
white wax. $4,000. Spanish, crate, 2.75;
California bronze. cwt,, S5.00n55n.
Potatoes-Cwt,, all varieties, $3.50
$3.50.
cabbaEe-Northerr, crate, $2,75@30O
Poppers-Peck, 80mS5c.
cucumbers - Hot house, Sl.5O@2.OC
dozen.
Lettrce-California. crate, 1926,
Celery-Bunch, Michigan. 509e0c.
Cauliflowers-Crate, S2.7s.
TomHtoes-Home grown, bushel, nom
Tugs. s2.2563.00.
Sweet Potatnes-Bpshei. fi,260i.50.
Carrots-Bushel basket, S2,25.
Parsnips-Bushel basket. t2.25.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Hides and Wool.

Hides-No. / green, sailed, S46S5c,
partly cured. s2Gs5c; green, 30 93lc
damaged culls. half price, dry flint, l0d
42c; dry sailed, sS140e.
No. / horse hides, sS,o0as.OO; No, :
horse hides. s7.o09s0o; Clues and ponio.
half price.
s~heepldns. 5oca s2. 90; shearings, Ii
assoc; goat skins, 75e1s1,50; dry culls
half price.
No. / tailow, s@ioc; No. 2 taliow
71Sci heeswax, a2G36c; ginseng, $500
qSl40o; Golden Seal. $4.0005.00,
Wool-Tub washed, 65W75c; clear
grease, 609GSc. light bury grease. IS
QiOc. hard bury grease, 25d3ec.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 2Oh g2lc
extras, 2lc.
Sngar-Cured Meats-standard hams,
s56b36c.
Bacon--Fancy selected. 4bG4Sc.
Lard--Hog lard. 30032c; best grades
compound, h., 27ci snowdrift, $I475G
1876; ~cottolene, s13.B0Gl4a90, Crisco
Sl2; cooking oil, ID, zee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

are usually
signs thAi
the liver 10
out Of order.
PROF. HEMs
METER sAysI
1.-THE liver 10
an organ
secondary in
Importance
only 10 the
heart"
We q
m anu fac
ture poisona
within our
own bodies
which are
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Groceries.

F1our-Barrei, 24-lb. sacks, Sil.50@
1926; self-rislng, &it.7S6t2.40.
Meal-Cream. bbl., bags I00-lb. sacka.
IS. 90. 6O-lb. sacks, s.. 10; 26-lb. sacks.
IS. 80. 10Th. sacks, $50; burlaps, zoe
extra; standard, 40c lower.
SUgar-Standard. granuiated cane,
A"' clarified. nominal.
Rice-Head, pound, iSh81tc; broken,
SIC.
Coffee-Arbuekle's roasted, case,
Memphis basis, AZ. zoe: roasted. bulk,
per H., nominal, green. common Ordl-
nary. 30e36c; Javas. ss645c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
A Coated Tongue !?
What it Means

A bad breath, coated tongue, bad
eAses IN the mouth, languor and debility,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Cottonseed Products.

Merchants Exchange Quotations,A
Crude oil. basis prime (. o. b. nj
20c TO-. hulls. loose, CARROTS, Ss.50Gl0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

oats-white, dray lots, s2e; mixed,
s0c.
chors--Per ton. less than car lots,
5000.
CorD-Sacked. IN dray load iots, No
2 white, S1.79: No. 2 yellow, $i.7s; No.
2 MIXED, tI-77.
Mil Frees-Dray load lots, ton; bran.
SAC. 90; shorts. gray, $50. 90.
Hay-Ttmotty, less than car lots,
No. 1. s36, Ne. 2. s32: alfalfa, choice,
nom: No. !. nom; No. 2. nom.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

70 E
territory
oru The rights Of selfdeenn!-
to mind the congress 800 ues ,o,nh
Vienna NUM-. rs 80 1I,,aaa -. ~
a similar purpose AT ieaAe ". cause -
the vas. live nations
to establish 70 1900 -" hat
dtionw hic should ensure aAD ~ $3.50 - -
Tho armies Of Lord Casereagh pursued at h
had en- "a'erihs pocv
imperial eagle a "nen the news OF he
IN tne @ ~ Fha Nearly caused him
on allied soveroppose boldly but without success
ns had employed rapacy OF and Prussia
ei When the congress had oen IN eS
@ FOR osion nearly months the division
ora m their way The warf the spos was nearly completed
which intervals Tor ,o .,ss,a was ssneo ro "
od for Is viii Announced Napoleon
ma exception United state
States had come chh Napoleon had shorn
49, univ two had madrn gvn and
hand" against EnSusta Holland and Bel
land ium were erected into separate
nox Pomp splendor ingdom- Norway taken from
~ non.ree. assembled SUPPLEMENTARY and given to Sweden
e confined within her old
- rovai nomp The mi The smaller German af:s
rOs e Austria and Russia according then
sumark the Indies the Gaze
% states great s Good Hope and few other
delegates dered their worn
division harly completed %hn the
the discussion council chamber his face pale and
nightawn announced that courier
SPLENDID Just arrived from France with the
Napoleon bad escaped from
had oba and marching Paris
erecting enAt first the delegates broke into
onels Of laughter the laughter was
oer of things berceeded by anxiety; and hastily
batt@sng resolution declaring Napo
ACIDS proposed un an outlaw tne congress aoJou
Kings and ambassadors hurried
to reassembe IOi1 600 troops to
NO sooner assert again against the man " Destiny
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Corfu's Claim to Fame

The island of Corfu claims mari
time history antedating that of Ath-
ems. According to tradition, this was
the land of the Phaeacians, and here
Ulysses landed in the course of his
wanderings, and on this seashore that
delightful story had its setting, which
Homer tells, Of how the hero received
much-needed hospitality and kindness
at the hands of Nausicaa, the daughter
Of King Alcinous-perhaps the most
beautiful episode in all the Odyssey"
Indeed, to this day two islands close to
the shores of Corfu dispute the honor
Of being the ship Of Ulysses turned
into stone.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
VI RuEO
Nu-

Veterans which
rule against marriage
Miss still
Guard
the letters which he to Miss
unanswered
Ramsons to Colorado for vacation While In
armys a arranged
blasted Intervention Of
The last arranged for
abroad
CITY,
caught the
He watching him
Kansa and here in her
laughs q locksmiths, policemen and detectives
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

other containing various
Finally the other evening spadng the garden John
bucket filed overlooking silver ara god CONS
Bohemian and Italian Some OF
dated back to the seventeenth
When neghbos with bucketful OF
became considerably interested In his haste Reza had spilled
them In hour practically
the entire population hands and digging into the soft
with their finger buried Nearly everybody was
warded with
the harder of the treasure
shack hard work.
But John Rezac there
sitting a sawedof shotgun
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

containers goodies hot The had
at the A. Odl and Mrs Homer Kingsley
the Kitchens
wen all
spectve patron said
Mrs
THE
Every subscriber will preferences this will
appeties"
a
.o ao~ WIN you uens lungs uus' was usau
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Genius and Matrimony.

lie, who would not suffer his stud.
be interrupted by household at
, lived as a boarder with his
Lady Ranelagh. Bayle and
and Hume, Us well as Gibbon
dam Smith, decided for celibacy.
ding the literary genius, Disraeli
IF the literary man united him
q woman whose taste and whose
g are adverse to his pur
he must courageously prepare
martyrdom." And thus the
Il Bishop Cooper, while her hus-
Ivas employed on his lexicon, one
Unsigned the work Of many years
pfiames, and obliged that scholar
Din second siege Of Troy in q
lexicon.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Hanging Pictures.

easy to make mistakes IN tie
of pictures. Observing the
az as q guide, you will make
mistakes in this respect First,
paper for the room Is almost
live. This will give you an op-
~ to use all the pictures. no
what they are. Soft grays
ira Gotta tones are best for
nnd. Avoid figured and high
ed papers az these prevent the
from standing out Be careful
ut the pictures too much. Hang
{hOst fiat.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Touch Luck,

Mottersby-POOr old Jumpers birth.
day present from his wife isn't dOilg
him any good.
Gaffer-What was it?
Mottersby-She gave him loung1ns
coat and from the time he gets hone
till he goes to bed she keeps him on
the hop. /.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Care of Umbrellas.

VdTS OF OnTOTeTIdos
essnees in the treatment OF um-
IS q great factor in their rapid
alton. An umbrella merely
Gould be opened and left until
ne a very wet one should be
Arain first, handle downward,
led for the final drying.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Jesse Du Barry" carved on the back


$780,
sold American collector
brought to New York Then
his effects bought
in Job lot at q small price Chicago firm.
the S25 down. Then he
that the Du
a
home the cab
He ragmans puhcar policeman threatened
But Stafford got the Comtesse home safely.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

II l1IIslOH IS PIVUUIy ottfIII, tIIOs'C UUJ .
to less progressive cities: "Lo! Be-
hold us! We have community
Kitchen
At present the outward and visible
sign of this inward and spiritual grace
is an appetizing odor that issues from
the basement Of the Evanston Wom-
ans club. And only luncheon dishes
are prepared. And subscribers have
to fetch and carry. But by and by all
this will be changed. Course dinners
will no deljyered nv fast autOmOhilas
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
TREATY OF FOUNTAIN, OR BL0IS, 1899.

K,no France Counting woo 4ss
s 49, esrro Of an a Peace Conference Hall and
~ Helped Frame Tfhat Caused War;
49, ,;os+ +reaties of mod Sroza, loading 80 muller
onc VI - bh decamped from Milan
ern history Of Hohenzollern tooB
tween 49, ~ france hascashbox with him when he fed
overrun italy, lost the fruits e " ,aon ~ 49,
his conouess through the "aLa an , 20 r,ao . L.
like activities Venice his ~ Ne IN $40 -rh rn
cor Ious XII fortnight after his az ne ou nc WI" guy Will '
,esson to the French throne sent ne wa" =. 49,, ,,..
message to venetians proposing ~, u =. -. ~ $500
lasting peace The doge at once sen 80 80 vopoo ~. ~
ambassadors =. r,omnes when years sided
thev arrived August L. 1852 ~ " ~ n.a.as. .aaS
Nearly four had elapsed slne .1ouiS' % D ~
tho setting out Of the kings cours c'a.e' :, - r..,.
70 Venice peace proposane ea.y oesun - s ,.s
Iou,s was on a visit to the WIDOW eo We" p
MS peuecessoN Venice
caste of the envoyhe holds warning against
reached him. He wanted to Invite " sla'es ansls themselves "D
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the bounty of her neighbors. The
owner arranged with John Rezac,
teamster and iceman, to remodel the
cottage. Before long John began 70
show astonishing signs of prosperity.
A suit Of clothes, new harness, q
truck followed one another at regular
intervals. His neighbors wondered
The true inwardness Of Johns
prosperity was this: He found $3.50
in q little bag pinned to curtain. In
tearing up the back porch he found a
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Not by Faith Alone Does City Of Churches Live

vNsToN Hh "City Churches Nevertheless its citizens
intend do
their apparently husbands also unwilling Anyway
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
CONGRESS OF vienna, 1914-FIRsT SESSION.
Nv III. IRVING KING

On. Hundred Tried to Piece the World Together Agar
EVoPe o"0 - 10 but
sriro NV tho Return One Time Emperor Of France
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

the French revolution, as Nine. Du
Barry herself was lost. Only five Of
the marbles were known to have been
recovered up to few days ago. Now
the sixth has turned up and is ON ex-
hibit at the Chicago Art Institute. A
New York dealer has appraised its
value at $4,000.
Burgess Stafford works in big
furniture house and he is specialist
in eighteenth century furniture. Pass
ing an art store he saw bust in the
window. He looked long. Finally he
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Biq Money in Gardening in This Indiana City

AIRY IND-The spectacle
should 90 Koer died
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Comtesse Du Barry Rides in Ragman's Pushcart

Paou sculptor France when Du
v she
hair But these sculptures lost
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

ID tne ROMANCE OF CHrI dlntUH Oh DeH'
yer and Miss Elizabeth Ransom, who
eloped from Kansas City and were
married here in the same courthouse
where they met seven years ago.
The bride is the daughter Of John
r. Ransom, police commissioner Of
Kansas City. Miss Ransom gave
promise Of being great singer. A
career was mapped out for her. Her
parents were determined that she
should sing, and although they had 90
nh1ocf;pD 70 Corl Hinton pf Dopvor
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05
Love Laughs Also at Policemen and Detectives

BERTY estrangmen
system
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

Their Weakness
men are great successes at
money, but terrible failures
Sng ways TO spend It-Bostcn
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-07-05

dowoper said she was not going Y
have her housekeeping broken up 2
a swarm Of Italians. and the cas.'
was ont of repair and not ut to 2
seen. anyway. Now, Louis had CON
there counting the dowager and, kin
or common, the lady's word is Ia"
such cases.
kino Stood on a Dals.
rou,s ran down to his friend. q
landlord Of the Fountain inn. mo
excellent hosiery, where ne nj
.crnsbed many a cup Of sack" VINE
no was only duke Of Orleans. III
tavern was large. the landlord mt
~ resource. Hangings were broug
down from the castle, ana wnen Z
yenetians arrived q great barroo
had been converted into a great nj
=. audience, all hung with Alexandri
velvet thickly sprinkled with COLO
uues at the end where the king $40
on a dais hastily knocked together
the village carpenter-possiDiy OUT
tho wood-box. Mine hosts great ar
r,air with cloth Of gold thrown o1
~ served very well as throne. h
the ambassadors presented their {
rentals and the hing received tn
with a smiling face and gracit
sneech. The next day he received
ENJOYS in private audience and
negotiations began, the Fountain
serving as the conference place.
For weeks and weeks the nego
lions went on; the town was swami
nv great men and their retinues.
dowager looking down from her ca
walls on the turmoil below with G
placency. Finally the king ana
ambassadors removed to the castle
Rlois. where a treaty was conciu
on February Q. 1899. the negotlat'
having lasted nearly six months
The Treaty Of Peace.
When the treaty was finally sig
II proved to be treaty OF peace
deed, between Venice and France
= league of war against about every
er Italian potentate except the O
Louis threw an army into the Miia'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
Paryz,. II kWietnia
WCZESNE WEZWANlE ma
PRzYSPlESZENIE K0NCRESU
Wilson zwraca baczna uwage ma
po1ozenie w Stanach Zjednoczo-~
nych.

Paryz, ~ kwietnia@ 'odczas
gdy posicdzenie 1adx :cztereeah za.j
mule g}6wna uwage: Prezydenta
Wilsona jcdnak scisle z}aczeni z
prczydentcm3 poN1adaja= ST. ze on
zwraca powazna tuWasesee Sc; IA spra-
wy publiczne Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych, szczeg6lpie ila <po}6zeaie W
sprawie niedope}nieniia przyzNofo
nych blow potrzeby" zwofania
nadzwyczajnego posiedzenia kon-
gresu.
Wiadomem jest .ze 5niekt6rzy z
doradcow prezydenta SO 'zdania
ze zwo}anie powinno bye wydane
wczeSnie tax azeby pozwolic<no-
vemu kongresowi na zgromadze:
ME zupe1ne organizacyi ma l &c
czerwca ukonczenie przyzwolo-
nych blow pred koncem fiskal-
nego roku. Prezydent ME nadmie-
nil srodkow jake ma zamia1
przedsiebrac. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
'Wiochy rozkazuja Aushya.
kom rozbroic czerwonych.

Wieden, IL kwietnia - W1ochy
rozkazaly niemiecko austryackiej
republice rozpuScic rozbroic
wszystkie wojsko uwazane "a pro-
komunist6w. Sytuacya W Budape
szcie przeszkadza wiedehskim ban
kom zrobienia ich rocznych obra-
chunkow. Me mozliwem jest do
tad zrobic oszacowane wartosci
ubczpieczen trzymanych przez We
grow a podobno nawet. Wegrzy
godza sic ma zrobienie uregulowa-
MIA niemiecko austryacka repub
ilika, jakiekolwiek nowe pienia--
DE by ofiarowafy bylyby bezwar
Itosciowe. Interes w Wiedniu
jest zastanowiiony bankalni ope-
rujacemi skutecznie jako rzadowi
}oficerzy podatkow.
.Jedynem zbawieniem jest tu
lzabic Bolszewizm z ich robota, s
powiedziaf dis. doktor Alfred
i lTreichl, dyrektor Auglo Austryac
kiego banku, slecz my ME moze-
my dae piracy chyba zebysmy mo
! gil zapewnic surowy materyal 2
"a granicy.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15

. sic odwrocic opozycye ktora
wyraza i podtrzymuje doktryne
jako jedna wielkiego przedmu-
rza przeciw absolutyzmowi.
Paryska depesza zawiera pierw
sly rapport re wazne zadania w
sprawie Renu i Polskiej granicy
zosta}y uregulowanc.
Sprawy wzgledem zadosyc u
czynienia i wynagrodzenia costa
}y ogfoszone ma poczatku tygod-
mia.
Sprawa Renu wlacza ia przysz
lose rzeke takze niemieckie te-
rytoryum Ia zachod cd Renu od
Lotaryngii na p6}noc do granicy
Holandyi i takze dotyka wschod-
niego brzegu Renu i jego uzycie
do cel6w wojennych:
Polska granica obejmuje wszy-
stkie krajc graniczace Z Nova
Polska proponowano dac Polsce
dostep do. Baltyku droga przez
Gdansk. -
~ : - -y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
Bawarczyey pladfuja spichrze
Czerwoneggo 81 krzyza.
Berlin, lU- kw1etnia -. Mia

Berlin, lU- lzw1etnia - Miasto
! Schweinf,rrt, W nizszej Franconii
niedaleko Wurzburga, gtosowafo
ze chce nalezec do. Bawarskicj re
publiki Sowiet6w.....: ..~.;. ..
Basic, Spichrze zapasami
Gzerwoncgo krzyza znajduja sic
pomiedzy stacyami zywnosci. kt6
re zostafy spladrowane przez uz
brojony motfoch w .Neurembergu
w przeszly wtorek, jak donosza
ldepeszc tn otrzymane. Ia 100000
marek wartosci. towarow, zostafo
zabranych Z rozmaitych stacyi zy
! wnoscDwych.
| Kopenhaga, - w Munich TO-
stafo urzedownic og}oszonem re
Ritter Won Pruger, bawarski po-
sci w Berlinie, zostal odwo}any.
Komisarz spraw zagranicznych. o.
swiadcza ze nova niemiccka kon-
stytucya nigdy ME moze obowia-
zac do Bawaryi gdyz specyalne
prawa Bawaryi zostafy pochwy
cone W odrysowaniu tego foku---
mentu.
Rad Wurttembergski tax dob
RE jak rad Badenski Heski,st6
sownie do depeszy re Stuttgardu,
zawsze powazaja Rad Bawarski
pod premierem Hoffmannem ia.
ko legalny Rad dla Bawaryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15

Coal = The coal-flelds occupy an area OF
2,O4S so: miles and are situated IN DombroWa,
Cracow and the S1lesian basin The deposits OF
coal III TINS area are estimated at 9453 mllllard
metric tons, out of which 81 per cent (57.82
milliard metric tons) IN Upper Siesia, 34 per
cent (3217 milliard metric tons) in Galicia
and Austrian Silesia 5 per cent "a "a milliard
metric tons) in former Russian Poland. ,
This coal is Of good quality, produces
little ASH but only the coal Of Upper and Au-
stria Slesia can be transformed into coke.
The beds are of considerable thickness and
are generally found not far from the surface
The total production Of coal in the differ
ent basins amounted in 1911 to 50, ,16S, 800 met
ric tons, e.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
Sto osob ponioslo $nlierc z
.powodu ogron,aeJ bury.

0eth1 utAyCH zOskedO ClfzhO PVIF
nionych z kt6rych wiele. unrze.
Dallas Tex, u kwietnia = Jak
dotad Wiadomo st|o os6b znajduje
sic na liscie zabitych = poWodu o..
kropnej bury wiatrowej jaka
onegdaj nawiedzifa p61nocny Tex
as, pofudniowa Oklahome czesci
stahu Arkansas, gdy rozporzadze-
ME czuwania. nadeszfo po haosie,
re tornado sic zbliza. z pokaleczo
nych niekt6rzy tax ciezkie odnie-
sli uszkodzenia re nie podobna a.
zeby sic wyleczyli, takich jest
kilka Sc. Szkody W budynkach j
dobytku dochodza do kilkunastu
tysiecy dolar6w, chociaz spodzie-
wano sic re bedzie wiecej, lecz 2
powodu re wiatr omijal wielkie
miasta tylko domy zabudowa-
MIA farmerskie obaIaf po wiekszej
czesci, szkody So mniejsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
Czerwona aaga atakowa'nla|
przez RzYnliianoW.

Rzym, u kwietnia - Grupa me
zczyzn stylowych spartakus6W MO
.sacych czerWona flage, rozpoczela
tu dis demonstracye lecz ludzie
zaatakowali t4um i rozproszyi CO..
Kilku spartakus6w zostalo ranio-
nych innych aresztowano.
Nastapila tam entuzyastyczna
demonstraeya na czesc armii ivy
Iciestwa. aliantow. Wielu wolalo
bardzo glosno Mech zyje kr6l. !"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
Wejske 0dmawiia Posluszeistwa.
kompania infanteryii odmawia wsiadania do
wagon6w al gdy pukownk ich przynagla.

True translation filed with hepost Wnona Mnn
April a. 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Washington IL kwetnia Department wojny wydal dis
zedowe oswiadczen powedzaac podaia Associated Press
Archangeka to sic tyczy zbunowana powsaego
amrykaskiem wojskm dniu 30go inan
ak podaj wiadomosc serdz odmowe wsiadana
6w uajaych 'front.' az gdy zosta przynagni oobscie
pufkownka George A. Steward komendruacego
kaskego konygens Otware pogr6zk rob buntowan og6e
oswadczene Washnetonu apewnajace rozpu
szczenie W kr6tkm czasie, nadeszlo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15

Text wolnego- t1umaczenia ko-~
deksu datowanego dnia 31go mar
ca og}oszony zostai W skr6ceniu !:
Wczoraj rano; 30go ? marca,
kompania infanteryi otrzymafa
rozporzadzenie~ udaalia sic pocia--
giem na front, rozpofzadzono jej
opuscic baraki Z powodu pakowa-
MIA san przeznaczonych do podr6-
zy przez rzeke do stacyii kolejo---
wei.
Upowazniony officer ktory
dozorowaf pakowania raportow a
W krotce oficerom ze ludzie odm6
will pos}uszenstwa. Oficerzy wy
dali wtenczas rozporzadzenie ]
wszyscy ludzie wyjatkiem jed
nego rozpoczeli po kr6tkiej roz-
wadzc, pakowanie. Tego jednego
Zo}nierza wsadzono do aresztu.
Pufkownik Steward zgromadzil
ludzi azeby z mimi movie. Pod
warunkiem zeby uwiezionego zol-
1lierza wypuszczono ludzie Ego
dill sic re p6jda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
Sprzymierzen Ligi narodow
ukolczene. Japlo'jnia ME
zadowolona.

Paryz, IL kwietnia = Komisya
Ligi narod6w ukonczyla swe roz-:
patrywania sprzymierzenia Ligi
na SVEN posiedzeniu wczoraj VIE
czorem. laden rozdzial ME zostal
wlaczony przyzwalajaco na wy
magania Japonii i Francyi, lecz
Japonia i Francya oglaszaja ze
chca zarezerwowac prawo wnie--
sienia zadanych poprawek pred
plenarnem posiedzeniem konfe--
rencyi pokojowej.