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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11

Paris points BY president including recognition
of the Monroe admitted by the other The
@ hours than weeks the conferees their deb
would withdraw allied
France, their
senses and peace seems much than ever before The by
the United States The Of the Mon
league admittedly great diplomatic victory.
will ngn that contains than
aa 1snsy @ os IS fs % a accepted nine more Aa' p'''
The cable dispatches received today follow:
Monroe Doctrine in League Covenant
Parsley Monroe doctrine
adopted the league nations last night is with
invaEdatng
the maintenance Of
Rapid Progress Being Made.
WASHINGTON made the conference
at the White House today Paris Without
the that s. some s.s that nd hs @ been Woa ae
secured he certain important points for which he has
Reach Agreement on Important Points.
questions @ rth pSass including
and the frontiers of the Rhine and Poland according to interview the
Germany Makes another Bluff Bluff
1au foreign minister when speaking before assembly
today said that Germany would sign treaty which devlated
Presidents Ship Sailed Today
Washington which carried Pre
Atlantic sailed from Hoboken
Revolutions Still Stirring Europe.
CoPENHAGENn spartacan
persons were killed and Is
chine guns spartacan
The Bavaria has spread to Baden
according
Karlsruhe dispatch to Berlin Achuhrblatt
control
dispersed by communists who have formed communist
Tagepost
Bavari Released
BERLIN Associated PessThe Munich revolutionary
including the Russian
munst, Axehod
MorePe Killed
Danzg
civilians and guarding the before the
killed wounded when the
firedi
America
ARCHANGE Associated P)The American trans
of American forces in north
Russia arrived at Murmansk last Tuesday.
Americ sandRu Whip BOlhevsts.
ARCHANGEI Thursday-(By and Rus
taking
prisoners block house
cablegam the expedlonary head
organizations of
early with the
83rd division base hospital IT,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11

caused by these conflicting reports.
Investigation is underway to de-
termine the fate and whereabouts OF
your husband, and you may be assur-
ed that should any additional report
be received, the same will be prompt
ly communicated to you.
Respectfully,
P. C. HARRIS,
The Adjutant General
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
+ + + + + + i. 4. 4. 1. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.
+ GIFT OF S65,O00,0O0
! TO RAILROAD TRAINMEN

+ WASHINGTON. - Wage ad-
+ vances aggregating $65,000,000
+ were ordered today by Director
+ General Hines, for 100000 rail-
7 road engineers, firemen, conduc-
+ tors and trainmen of both
+ freight and passenger service
! members of the four big brother
+ hoods-retroactive to January l.,
+ 1919.
= 3. Z. :. = :, = :. =, :. = 4 =, =,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
Or0finO Bean Sales Large.

About $50 tons Of beans have been
sold recently at Orofino by Clearwater
county producers, the price ranging
from to 51s cents pound. E. P,
Atcheson of Kendrick bought two car
loads, Johnson Brothers of Troy two
cars, J. R. Riley Of Lewiston two
cars, and Mr.. Williamson of Moscow
two carS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
Wait For Wilson's Return.

WASHINGTON decision of
President Wilson will be asked to
make the price fixing dispute between
the industrial board of the department
of commerce and the railroad admin
istration, be whether the board shall
go out of existence Immediately or
continue quiescent until the president
returns, and final policy is determin-
ed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
PALERMO

BRANCH MILLS-Nr. and Mrs. VII
lard small OF HRlloweil were guests Of
Mr.. smalps brother, John Small They
attended the funeral Of the late Maria
Marren OF North Palermo.
Frank Richardson shot deer in Ken
nebec county November d, the first one
that had been shot III this vicinity.
Walter SpDrie was a weekend guest
a. the home OF @. a. Worthing.
3. Brann recently purchased an auto
mobile.
The Young people win give Thanks
giving dance a. the Grange hall Thanks
giving euening. Nov. 18th. Tozier's or
chesrra will furnish music.
Rev. Perry .. Macey will hpld
services here al the church Sunday.
Nov %. at P II ali are cordially in
vited Sabbath school will be heid at
! P NJ
The Ladies' Sewing Circle was plans
antiv entertained by Mrs.. Meta Nelson
Nov G. Eight mernbers were preEen-.
4 chicken supper was served.
Mrs Elizabeth Irish will entertain
the r A. z. Club Friday.
Mrs Alice Parmenter will entertain
the Sewing Circle ThurSdav.
Mrs. g .. Parmenter and Mrs. .. W.
Werthing PASSED the week-end in An
gusta visiting friends anG relatives, re-
turning home Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
ROOMS AND BOARD


SO per ION. This will mean that the
armers have saved slO0.GG which viii
remain in the county. This viii benefit
everv business man in the county and
indirectly benefit the wiluie State. Not
oniv are they ssrfng ,hiE but because
Of the competition fertilizer prices have
heen greatly reduced from last year. no
thai ever farmer in ArooBtopk whether
he 1uvs OF the federation or Of the fer
tllize- companies is getting his re-til-
.ze- a great deal cheaper than he would
# the federation had no. been organ
ized.
The federation also plans TO slandle
grass seed. vir-ipl and Insecticides. and
by pooling with organization the farm
ers viii ne able 20 buy in large uuan-
,.ties and make substantial savinga
The federation is also organized 10
WORK for the farmers elong other lines.
/, was instrumental in securing the
raising of the embargo on foreign POI
ash. 7 sent a representative. Mr.. Eall
or Carbon. 70 Washington. whp al
5ende,i m. potash hearing before -iie
War Trades Board and largely through
his influence and the facts he was able
70 pres ant he embargo was lifted.
NJ. Hall was again sert 70 Washing
ton by the federation 20 appear before
the ways and means committee. urging
he necessity of a duty on potatoes and
potato products. Mr.. Hall succeeded.
after a great deaj Of difficulty. in gel
ing a hearing before the COMMITTEE
Thus placing the Arpostuok farmers IN
record as demanding a protective tariff
10 protect or principal industrv. Mr..
Fall also appeared in favor u the Cap
re--Hersman bill. allowing the farmers
to organize for collective ba-gainin- Il
is the intention Of the Aropstuok FEEDER
a;ipn Of Farmers 10 wage a vigorous
campaign in favur Of farmers rights in
all Legislative matters both State anu
national
On November Ie 0. E Griffin. the
originator ana first president NJ the
federation. and George z Brown. its
organizer and general manager. will al
end conference at Bangor with the
representatives OF the Farmers Unions
and Fruit Growers Exchange. their in
te-ests both business and political 80
1.iai they MAY work harlnunipusiv TO-
2ether
The .arrners' only hope for the future
is organization. and the Aroostops Fed
GRAFTON Of Farmers is ready ana willing
a; am time 70 ioin hands with any ana
all farmers organisations working fur
he general benefit of agriculture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
AROOSTOOk
farmers
FEDERATION
Some Features Of the
Good Work Being
Done

Caribou. Me Nov ts--he A-oustouI.
last winter /. has been making good
prog7ess ii organizing the county and
farmer. Our first venture was IN our-
chasing fertilizer materials last sprius
themselves. saiu me manager. George
Y. Brown. "Er this method the farm
ers saved about SO ton on their Yer
tiiizer anu got a better FERTILIZER thar
they could get of the fertilizer CON-
pantes testimonials from satisfied
users have poured into he Office.
Many farmers not only saved on the
Or .ce of their fertilizer but got much
better crops thar where hey used COM
mere al goods.
We next took up the buying OF IN
secucIues anu saved tfis farmers 20 per
cent on the price of their bug poison
and gave them the besr poison they
ever used
We nave now organized Is loGais. e-.-
lending from Stockholm TO Sherman,
covering practically all the county
These locals are all loading potatoes
which are sold through the sales man
ager. Guy c. Porter of Houlton, SO FL,
over see cars have been shipped and
the results have i,een very saiistactprv
to the farmers
The federation has established its
head Office a. Caribou with George V.
Brown. general manager. in the office.
The federation is now actively al
WORK getting fertilizer Materials for the
cCmIng season and all Indications pnIni
70 a large BUSINESS this season.
The federation has engaged a fertiiiZ-
er expert, who 1Rs had nine vears eZ-
perience az chief chemist for one or the
large fertilizer manufacturers. as its
purchasing agent. During the last
three yeRrs he has had charge of the
fertilizer department or one of the iars-
est chemical firms in the country. 80
that the federation iE now In position
70 purchase chemicals directly from the
manufacturers and importers uf the dif-
ferent ingredients. ana we are nbie To
offer 10 our locals ingredients TO make
high grade fertilizers at a price rnng-
ing from . To S1s psr ton under the besf
cash price Offered by the fertilizer conn
pan es. Several OF the locals win mix
fertilizer and be In position to Srr-
nish their members with fertii zer ready
mixed a. siign. advance over the
pr ce Of the materials. II in fully ex-
pected that the federation win easily
handle for its members 1o.0ee tons Of
fertilizer. AT an average saving Of only
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago. Nov Is

Chicago. NOV II.
OGS-ReceipIs = 9e0 Estimated TO-
morrow 8.0o0 Opened fully steady.
closing . cents lower. Bulk l4o0nl l4ss
naavy l400n1440; medium 14lOn l44t; light
l40ln i..55s light light lJ.o9l41S; heavv
packing sows smooth Isao1ls pachins
suws -nuEt f3gen LEO: pigs 13se6l4E
CAwTLE-Receipts 1890. Estimated
tomorrow ...0t0. weak. Beef steers: Ale
dunn and heavy weight choice ana
prime -75nee"; nediun and good lnssn
I-7F: common S56Hlpa,; light weight guoa
and choice i3225ta 1925: common and me-
dunn $40 I23115. Butcher cattle; Eeife-s
5iisr14Z5 COWS 6256132a; Gamers anu cIi,-
rers 55me2S veal calves l1DvnlsS; Iesu-
ar steers 1n0sIi5un: sfocker steers 6a0D
1850: western range I251l47s; Cows ana
heifers 625M125e.
sEEEP-Rsceiprs ZOO. Estimated 10
morrow 25.00h; unsettled. LamDE IaSsn
I4SI. cuIIs and common S751i1T.6 Ewes
Medium guod and choice 7Nn30o: cults
ana common 3109g75: breeding 68n1l25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

TO secure associate members who
support What the State Militia
ms done for Boston. Mnine's soldiers
NAV al any time he called upon 10
do for her ana 1tis public demon
strariUn is arranged 70 show whni
can be expected of the zlocal com
pany,
The annual meeting of the Waldo
Trust Co. was held Tuesday after
noon. when the following trustees
were elected: DR.. Eugene d Tapiey
j. ". BiRisdell. DIR. W L West
Frank A. Cushman. Charles r.
Cnombs. ". z. HALL Ralph ..
Southworth, ". J. Dorman. Morris
L. SluEg. Herbert H Stevens, James
Il Howes. Wilson Ellis of Belfast
Norman II. White Brookiine. Mass
o. ". Tapiev. Ellsworth DIR. " T.
Pearson, Morrill, William FarweIl.
Therndike. DR.. A. Z. kilgore. Brooks,
AnsDn Shibins. Knox. Amos KnowI-
ton. Newburg. Nelson N. McDousail
The trnstses then elected the follow
ing officers: President. DR.. Tapiey;
vice presidents. W. T. Dorman. Nor
ris Z. SiuGg; treasurer. r. Frank
Parker; assisfRnt. Miss Margaret
Eeene. The executive committee in
Air. Eiugg, ". J. Dsrman Mr. South
worth. Mr. Hali Mr.. Coombs. Mr.
Cnshman. DR.. West, Mr.. Howes and
Mr.. Stevens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
s''urrs ~ tse Days Dealings m All
INC -eauinc Stocks

" the Days Dealings m All
the -eauinC Stocks
ora. Hnv 1.-the forces Of re
w. yer again III unGisputed control
10 NoGA market today. Eccrrrent
- ..lon II i&rge volume caused tuT-
srte't depreciation OF quoted
,.L's 5neculaTIve shares showing ex-
'sSef % to 53 points.
.se'1 was little n the days develop
- ir piier none OF comfort I'd the
i've or bun element apart from
us-.s!nr ot the lncal federal reserve
.-.. o make no change III existing
--1' ~ -eQiscouGx
.N oars were "pegged'' at . per
.. Aii'i| me list half hour. when me
A'nnpeo 70 10. With this Indication
"'1te s&lsh came the first material
--f session. FEW STOCKS show
- a"i,e0 strength while others rnaae
''''. H.i mostly moderate recoveries
'is bearing upon securities
'-,-'.' stressed The mauy ad-
'fail!pns which beset the fiuan-
,..- -"r -pnnodity markets 10 Ihe
-.. -~ciiAHgs on London ana Conii-
AIFpps rontinufd 10 break with
'uacA u vote On Jhe peace
n. lag -.is STOCK market itseI
E71t-o and conservative int crest :,
d'u other fif1aheial nsnfers are
~ arcnrd IN The Deiief taa t
rom the present uphsaval is
= f. ni SLOW growth
. iA Uttered widely as 70 the pro-
''...S .uu ionZ ana stiort selling dur
''' -everish session. III; there
i" huub1 SNORT covering by the
hat-iBuied Largely 70 tiie re-
as clos.
al FO3agco waR weakest Of
hS-' losing - points Ee-
3 7u = points N motors ami
81 'slulaTIaa. oils. gtee,s euiiip-
a'N sflpn!ngE ant 10 i. points
a.ss.t,-'l Ssbseialiies measured the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
Prospective Buyers

are plentiful this sc ason, but SO scarSersd
throughout Augusta tn at only few Of them
see the For Sale" sign on your property.
People who are thinking of moving to Augusta
TO make their homes here, Or to 60 into business
consult the classified advertising 20 rs of
The Journal to see what's what among the
available properties.
The wise owner and the wise broker use cassi-
fed, and tell the whole story IN their ads
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

Boston. Nov. ls-
BEEF-Chuice whole cattle esn25.
BrTTER-Northern creameTy extras
6g6f<s. western creamery extras nS@Gs -
CEEES-New twins extras --SSHaa.
f'DRN-No = yellow f7TIisS-
EGGS-Nenrbv neunerv 93n@; wes =
ern extras S1oE-
FLOCR-Spring patents. 1se-lh- SACKS.
ls256142.
EAY-No. . tiYnutfv 3e43i.
LAMg-Spring YMA
OATS-Fancy ~ to u sacks soMs6i.
PORk-Medium backs 561D.
POT 0TATOEE-Arnosfook AJH1e per les
Ibs. p E L as6d25o: sweets 4s0 bbi.
ST-GAR-Granulated wholesale gro
Gers quotation. ss5 per 1as lbs. in bulk.
vEA-l0GA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

extent Of the exreme decline elsewhere
Sales amounted 10 1.ID0.uW shares.
Enormous llquidQtion OF Liberty IS
sues. including tax-exempt ISSUES al
new low records. unsettled the bond
market. Total sales, par value. aggre-
gated g.. .650.n0. Old L. & bonds wera
unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

woods Corner after two weeks
visif with MI Biekford's parents IN
ParsunsfieiG.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonn W adIeirh were
in Anguish on business Monday
Mrs. Inez Tibberts has returned
tome after being employed IN Oak
land for several months.
Harry Hewitt and family leave
this week Cor Florida where they will
pass the winter months
Stanley Tilson and Frank sanbo-a
students al Bates college. passed the
weekend al their homes here
Charles Webster has moved with
his family 10 the village where they
viii occupy tiie rent sf Frank Bun
6er for the winter
Miss Reta Leavert has gone to Wa
terviIle where she will attend busl-
ness college
z. ". Rogers was a business visi-
tor IN Waterville Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
BELFAST
City to Be under Martial Law
for Two Il sur-W a / d o
Trust Animal Meeting

Fur TWO hours On Saturday this
city OF Belfast win he placed under
martial law. Company r. OF the
Third Maine Regiment will police
the city frnm $50 10 $50 P. NJ.
guard the industrial plants. regulate
traffie, and protect property as would
be done in case of riot. This 10 done
az a method OF arousing an interest
in the local company recruiting and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
MT. VERNON
Mrs. Grant BETTER

Mrs Grant Butler passed away early
SATURDAY. morning aftsr q long illness.
Funeral services were held at her Iare
home Monday afternoon. Rev Charles
E. Herrv officiating. She In SURVIVED by
her husband. one son and three daugh-
ter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
Chicago Produce Market

Chlca.,0l Nov II.
Weakness prevailed most of Jne time
in the corr! marker today largely as i
result of depression IN stocks. cotton
and foreign exchange The close was
unsettled at L 70 y net decline. with
December Is-e 10 80. and MAY lAs 70
IXr oats finished 10 of, and pro
visions unchanged 10 a setback of 6@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMP ANY

- Front ST.. Bath. Phone $40
3SS5 Water ST.. Augusta,
Phone f81S-l019
Correspondents of
ELMER n. BRIGHT & CO..
Members of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
New York Money Market

New SUrk- NOV. ~.
Mercantile paper -.
sterling 5p-dgy bills 3.es.
Commercial en-tiav pills on banks 5.!'a9.
Commercial tfn-day bills S-ssa' demand
%. cables 4.G34.
Francs. demand 97o2. caDies go.
Guilders demand S1.. cables 81 1-lt.
lire demand 1a-5o. cables l.. 40
Wa-ks 0cYnaud e15 cables 2T-
Government bonds hearr.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Time loans strong: 81 davs- ~ DAYS
and SIX months. z Did-
ing -ate - closing BID 10. offered a y,
In-- Inn, III .flaIE atcnnIancnE 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

Henri Oman. who Is employed AZ the
Bath I-sn Works. ig Ut hpme for q few
weeks recovering from an accident.
Harold Farrand has returned TO Cam
bridge Mass. after passing week
with friends in rown.
Mrs Caroline Whittier is the guesr
Of Mrs. G. e. Turner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

View York Nov. 10.
I.ibe---- bonds closing: 31s lee. u: first
As ~ 40: second As s2.ae: first As a4.5 0:
SECOND As 29a; third 4is ga-3S: four h
43s ~ a6: Victory 3Ys @.2o: NictorT 44s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
Situations Want.n-Feraie

EOJ SEX EEPER-A Capable woman
WIKI Il sIla-- child of school age wish
es u DositIOn as housakeeper IN q fam
,ilv Of male adults References given
and required. =. 7. G.. Care henne
DEC Journa..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
WANTED
Woodworking Tool Maker

An exceptional opportunity fnr sns
right kind Of man in an established
and rapidly growing sonesrn. Stats
experience in dstaii and give refer
encss. Address. Woodworker car.
Kennenec journal, Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

unimpsaoh.bis-r You were .tc see
the uneunafied volume OF uuirpeach-
aiDie testimony in favor af Hoods So
.,.-r liza. vBu would upbraid yourself for
80 iong delaving TO nike this enecrEvs
which ~ou are sIfffersng.-Ade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
BELGRADE

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bickfhrd
have returned 10 their home al Rock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

Mrs. Amos Parker Johnson of San
Francisco is suing fnr . divorce
after 5s years of married lie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

GOOD sALEsME- WANTED
The Central Maine Power Com
pauyawanIs gppd, clean, Reliable,
honest. Industrious mer as saies-
men of appliances This is
ye.- round loh, commission basis.
in field that is growing wonder
fully. The company furnishes
leads. you call only ny inviration.
First SIS national and local zd-
vsrrising helps to introduce the
articies-you mereir demonstrate
and close. Electrical appliances
viii soon rank next TO autpmp-
biles in the volume Of sales
Now, while the appliances busi-
ness Is Just reaching vnlume
basis. is the time 70 get in this
field. Our statesmen make from
szs 10 500 4 week No fiY-bv-
nights Or joD-iumpers wanted.
This is a place for STEADY. re-
Liable men who want 10 work
hard and MAKE good money the
vsRr round. z this surt of a job
interests you, write az once 70
.. 4. spauiding. Superintendent
Inside Construction. watervilIe.
Maine. Tell all about yourself n
the first letter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20
Auto Livery-Garapss

Auto Livary-Garagas TO
SQUARE CARA GIVE
p fully prepared for Uverhauiing your
a. our foreman IS thoroughly exper,-
aAcsC navlng worked some time for
'acKara Motor Co., Boston. We ruke
g, winter storage wet or dry batteries.
fe- syur5sge g season. Brin,- your car
now before me rush. Tel 45l-W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

WartDn-To Buy 66
APPLES : Baiawins. Spies. starks.
C1-HenIngs. II. large or small lo's-
Write 4. z. -auCaster- Ga- liner. I"4.
IN
CuER APPLES-wanted Growers 20
as can get = cRr, ar VasSaiDurn. me,
"a & cwt or more 4 market win us
tify (. Telepnune Y. 5. Odlin. Weeks
Mills. for particulars. Also VIII Dry
ca- anywhere IN Maine all ioRnoc. r.
Shaw a unurn. Me. Tel. connection.
uAIRT BUTTE. and live turkeys.
Will Day fi,c. per ppunG FOR ffrst-
class uutyer anu Az c,s- per pound Tor
live turkeys SEND b. parcel posi- or
express. Wiseman Farms CreRm y.
lewiston. Ne.
DTNING CaALRs-GooG quality only.
T 3. Roberts, ss2-M.
GRAIN RAGs-We nay highest cash
price. Tel. e.. 7, O. Cnnnor Co.
PIANO-secund hnnG. must De IT sood
condition anu price rlust De reason
able No dealers. Piano, care Journal.
SECOND HAND FCRNITCRE-of n!
kinds wanted. Highest cash price
pRid Augusta Furniture Co., m-i0
Water St. Augusta.
rANK-Large second hnnd Cooiey in
good condition. ?. O. Bpx 5f7 Wafer
Vile. Maine.
VEGET TABLES-Beeys. CARROTS. cab.
hage and turrips. N 5 Shapiro, Gar
diner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

----.-S 4ZIN G-Anu retreaCing. BrIna
og. tires for expert attention. All
alta Vuicanizing Co.. 162 Water -.
r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-20

IT'S safe To patronize any advert ise-
whpze message is printed on ths Waut
Ad Page.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-02
MAMMALIAN HARDEN IN 1914 AND IN 1919

The mouhng of MaXmilan Harden, socaled German pub cst makes impression notwithstanding his abuse of the unspeakabe Hun and all his works He railing the German lack of honesty and yet is the Harden that the early days the justified the invasion Belgium announced unbusngy that German kur would surrender advantage it had by the German sword then and thereafter.
 He is the Maxpla Harden who years ago his Die Zukunt The noblest weapon its long restricted and paradcs Every higher mental % mpairs the babarc energy and cncumbcrs them with scruples which damp their joyous courage"
 He is the Maxmilian Harden ill the baher- ste weekly wrote while he thought Germany had the upper hand Bismark would have made asking country military equipment sufficiently powerful fight Eng Sav masses only keep unemployed ing the long years of peace"
 Put plain English this that Harden far blaming the Kaiser for bringing the criticized him for bringing it than he did
 And September > 1914 when the Huns sweeping all be- fore hcm and appeared Harden every where that Belgium had lost her nationality France ions exungly That Germans do the peaceabc nations the proudest of the Their manhood does feminze itself long has always their chief business Germany grow the achievements of its and its rights sovereignty before which every head bow greet ling"
 The distinguishing feature of this Harden is that he the first German of any repute reveal the yellow srca-to throw up the sponge
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-02
THOSE STRAW VOTES" ON THE LEAGUE

the average citizen halted the busy reporter and asked Are favor of League of Naons doubtless he would reply that he certainly Virtually everyone Amer ica for the organization of league that will prevent and preserve the paece of the world.
 But there is the difference of opinion the formation of the League and persons oppose with considerable energy the League Constitution being framed in Paris The straw votes being taken parts of the country show large majority favor of League of Naons but they little nohng-excep show that America loves peace The only question asked by those who taking the vote Do you wish the United States Leaguc of Nations preserve peacc It is incredible that anyone would reply the negative But the citizens asked they favored the League plan that placed Of the destiny this country the hands of Europeans Asiacs persons reply negative.
 This effort show that surprising majority most of them probably of the unenghted class the particular League under consideration falls flat