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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
JAPS GET CLAIM
FOR LEAGUE AID
coNrINrEn tnoM rAnE nNr

CONTINUED FROM PhGE ONE
VIII obtain hy the strong arm exact
!y what 1t demands
'ThcrH is at stake large province
OF China and 10000 900 people. ia
pan had pledged her word to the
world At large and specifically 90 the
tutiod states NJ the time Of The TAX.
buR OF TIE province 90 return n 10
China Under her secret agreements
she demands that she may break her
pligh'ed fnith ana keep these lands
and people, and peace conference.
pledged 10 srlf-determiuntiou. jus
tcc. 10 the protection OF weak na -
tons against strong. forrots i's pre-
tencos and pruicstaiIOns and delivers
into bondage millions 81 helpless
people
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
DARING FEATS IN
AIR THRILL CITY


tpNIIN' .n lNnM fApE ob
h"'l''a according O" me fnncy nf mo
rll'l" "hn @F" '' much prid" In 10"
hpp"h hn'' "- 'n 'h" performance ~
UNeH planes
rut.''',' ''n" -. ~ ''''' ,,. ,.,
crowds mar ,,tru.I n,n fn wines.
tho rybthliiuu u,t,setor. wlpl,va,
, and ronr, ~ rnr t,Ile, nfflcc nrild
inFs in the ,lfy w.,o riI,I v,tb
spsrt,tn,s T,,ry ,o,l I,,Jl,r IA
tho uold f,t moro ih.n a., miIe la
an dtr,rtt,,r. v.. ,,,v1.t vgttb
eu,otnobIIas. and n t. ,.ooscryntlyc ,n
s,y that thcrr vygr, Io nO0 r,ouIo In
tho ,ioiui,y ~ IA, Twin, fcla.
Altar INC ,,bibtt ,rdcd II u',s morr
than mn bnt,r hefoyp ibc ,,py.stt,,,
vna relieved ppd Tho ,,',, ,Ins,l, 60
tho field were nhr,, to prt thrn,,gh
the ninhlc nnh h,rk ia town
The fIr ,inona to tnkc tho mir
were the Cuttim which ronrcsentcL
tho bombIpg anu,dron The.c dtb
some fancy r,trg ,,i,,, mi, rrisr
paaserg.,. ANA I,,or yc, int, no
homblnr for,pntinn ana so,r,d o,.r
tho CITY Tho ne,t nbn.o of me hat
,ie vns the s,tnck b,, m. t,nLLsrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
YeOuOmdn Is Heir
to TUO Million Dollar
Oklahoma Oil Estate
Worlds Washington Bureau
Post Building

WASlilNGTON May Miss
Bcty Fisher. q yeoWomHn In the
navy department, was today In
formed that she IL tho solo heir "a
'ho S2,O0O. 900 estate OF her uncle.
John i. McMahln who died re-
Gently at Meridian. okla The estate
consists principally ~ producing oil
properties Miss Fisher said today
she would not lotvc hcr job until
placed ON the inactive list when the
war ends She has been on duty
here "a year Misa Fishers homo p,
In New York CITY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

lhe part luhl president w liSOn
played M congressional matters Is in
dicated In list Of notable dates I'm
cmdng his approval ot history max.
Ing laws and his numerous pddrcsses
II Ia shown that for the firs, time
laws were signed In a foreign coun-
FRY, mat for the first timo mcas-
urc the revenue bill was signed on
a railroad train. mat for tho first
time = president had addressed The
senate I'm favor ~ woman suffrage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

PORTLAND oregon MAY g.
More than 100000 barrels Of flour
Wrr" purchased this week Nv the
United states government through
the food administration grain cor
pora,ion here, officials announced
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
o. BUSINEsy EFFICIENCY aas.
{ The u. S. Government Needs Stenoeraphers
Typists and Accountants
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Is Asked to
Train Them

Mr.. j. Il. Goodeil, President Of the
Albuquerque Bnsipess College is just IN
receipt Of a request from the President Of
the United States Civil Service Commits
sion urging that young men and women
be encouraged TO qualify for government
employ. The communication, in part,
follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

;peiizing auces and dressings are
neans used hy the experienced
TO transform plain aud ordinary
4 INTO something III for an cpl
1ho piquancy 81 a wcli-mada
adds to thu flavor OF fish aud
ihles and Increases their palat-
~ Here r s0me suggestions
'ecialiata OF the United States De-
tent OF Agriculture;
Honnndai~c SnuCc.
cup butter. . eggs Colks); -
Ipuuus lemon Juice: . cup boil
Anter: y teaspoon salt. Lie tct-
cayenne.
nm the butter, add tho yulks one
ime and beat well; then add the
juice. salt and pepper. A short
.ture serving add boiling water.
over boiling winter aud stir until
liNture IN OF the consistency Of
III. then serve Immediately. .
n o delicious dressing 10 serve
4cauliflower. asparagus tips, or
fish
Egg Sauce for FISH
up butter: . tablespoons nour;
~ cooked eggs tout IN y inch
~ cups boiling water; i-J
ION salt.
the butter. add flour and sea-
aud gradually tho boiling
Add Sliced eggs and srrVc.
Mayunnaisc DRESSING.
teaspoon mustard: u teaspoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
CONSTIPATION
Sour Stomach Caused This
hdy Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

.kadorsvills. Ky.-Mrs, Pearl Pat
Of this place. writes: 81 was
constipated. had sour stomach
was so uncomfortable. went to
doctor. lie gave me soms pills,
weakened me and seemed to
up my digestion. They would
i me- AID afterwards II seemed
y more cons,ipatsd than before.
heard OF Bhck.D raught and dc
to try II. | found II Just what !
led. II vas an easy laxative. and
bad to swallow. My digestion soon
loved. ! got we'll OF the sour stom.
my bowels soop seemed normal.
pore gripping. aud would take a
now and then. and was In good
l..
cannot say too much for Black
bsht tor II 10 the finest laxative
can use"
|edsord's Black. Draught has for
\ years been found Of great value
e treatment OF stomach. liver anu
h troubles. Easy take. gentle
reliable IN It's action. leaving no
hftsr effects. Il has Won tie praise
'onssndA OF people who have used
MOAB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

silt; 2 eggs (yoiksj. ! cup olive or
other cooking oil: 2 tablespoons vim
eT1r or lemon Juice; cayenne.
Mix yolks and add mustard. salt.
ana cayenne. Ada Inc oil n few drops
nt "a time and stir steadily. When
half the oil has been used. or when
the dressing becomes worry thick, al
ternate with a few drops OF vinegar.
continuo thiH process until both are
used. n the dressing curdlcs. start
he process over again beginning
with % fresh yoik IN 70 clean bowl.
adding % little OF the cur1led dressing
al a time and stirring constantly.
Cooked Salad Dressing.
tablespoon mustard: table
spoon salt: 2 tahl poems flour; /
tablespoon sugar: = cup sweet milk
y teaspoon cayenne pepper. ? eggs;
. tablespoons butter. = cur vinegar.
Rub together the dry ingredients
and add egg yolks. slightly beatfn.
Add The sugar. melted butter. cold
milk. and hot vinegar in The order
named stirring Until perfectly smooth.
Cuok the mlvfurc In % double boiler
until thiokoned. SGT The pan into u
bowl OF cold water aud beat well until
cool and smooth.
Golden Dressing.
cup lemon JUICE 2 cup llflt-
colored mutt juice; 6 tablespoons
sugnr; 2 oggs tyolksl.
Bont the orgH. add he fruit inicc.
stir gradually snjo the lemon Juice.
md add the sugar. Cook In "a double
bniler and stir until thr mixture coats
u spoon. cool quickly by placing pan
into cold water. heating tho mivtur,
at the snme time This dressing b.
combined with fruits TO be served as
salads or desserts.
Some attractive fruit combinations
are.
Canned peaches. cherries. and fresh
apples. using cherry Juice with the
lemon iu the dressing.
Canned figs. fresh oranges n0d
pecaus. using orange juice in the
dressing.
Guuya, pineapple, and grapefruit.
using pineapple juice in tho dressing.
Canned bcrrict or fresh grapes. APP
pies. and pohrs. : using scuppcrnoug
Juiro IN the dressing.
ANY Of those dishes may be mad.
especially attractive hN Egrnishins
them with nuts. whole cherries. Der
rirp. Or murshmullovs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23


cupfuis OF strained lemon juice with
ouc-haif pounds OF lump sugar. Adi
the Frutcd riuds Of the lemons used,
then place IN - saucepan and simmer
very slowly until thick Strain and
hOfiia fnr usa
Coaca Tfuig Punch.
s crgu strong coffee. Tia cups OF
sugar. I cup waier 3 lemons, 2 or
unErs Ian grated pineapple I hoi-
Tie Aponinaris water i-1 cup pre-
served cherrl,s. cut IN qunrterg.
Poll the sugar and tho wnr r for
ave MINUTES. apt the coffee, strapped
juice 81 lemons aud tho DfanFra.
then add she pineapple and allow to
aund for ore and onc-haN hours.
simin and adj the ApoNntris water.
one rnilun % ice w1ter ana the cher
ries. POM Into Il punch howl over a
large piece % ice. Serve IN punch
g.asses with WATERS Or. cake.
Coffee Will, nnrlcy.
4 tablespoons pearl barley. G cups
strong coffee. 1 lemon. sugar.
Wash the harley. put Into u saucc-
ran with cold water 10 cover and
rinse "a. firing quickly 10 a boil,
sfruin and riiisr the hntieN To- more
water. nut the hnricy back into the
"A N"HNM WIN ~ ANNNfA ~ NNf
thiniy peeled rind ~ lemon. Allow
10 simmer gently for two and one
hulf hnWa Then sra'n. adi q lit
lie surar II desired, ana the strained
juice 81 me ienroa. Sfrtc Ia tall
rlasrei with three tablespoons OF
crushed Ice In each riaG
rot Do % ,atv ushi aud nnurish-
irg drink and is usually n favorite
with invalids.
Another mcihod: Wash and hlanch
two tablespoons Of pearl barley ~
10 ptov. regime Thew MT ~ into n
pitcher. - pour one md one-hnlf
cups Of coffee aud one-half cup OF
boiling water uNer. Add the grated
rind and strained juice o. one-hali
lemon and four tablespoons 81 sugar
Cover over ana let stand until cold.
strain into glnsses with two table
With tH. naHH o. sfra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

heard from Jim last week.
hat is hc doing
Earning 20 new Job
|ttiur uu all right
okc AN arm last week, no told
how
leck before he s]prainod an am
|oil!"
be day ne nearly lost an eye"
n,ver aid h,llcsc IN too much
Ties.
hi D. dinerent.'
/ what way
asked Jim what he meant 10y
HIND ~ conduct. and he Ntid II
',ldz uut long enough he b. going
a moving picture actor
, rs up 90 the dental student Ia
| draw ing lessons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
|od Ship Casey
Ym Be Launched

good ship with % good Irish
will Doe plouEhing the seas some
n October. for the United States
lng boIrd has decided 20
Nh hun No. 1857, now und'
|uc'iou ut the Hog Island ship
Casey. in recognition th"
H. notice states. 'uf the good
/ done by the knights of Column
~ the men in the service during
cent war
|trict Manager ~ g. HigTinH OF
8Tnlted States shipping board
n,y fleet corporation notified
nights uf this new honor, stating
HE boat Will leave the ways some
Hearty IN October. Tho kuiEht7
Ielcct q. ludy TO chrlstch the shin
\ the dat, of the launching coin
i with 20 meeting IN Sew York &
premc board OF directors Of the
q. supreme officials VIII attend
remouy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
lceS and Dressings Add
Test to Plainest Dishes

Made Egg Sauce Makes Cooked Fish and Vegetables More
AppetiEng-The Better the Dressing, the Better the Salad
Different Kinds Of Sauces and Dressings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
How Many Cans in a BuSheI?

Tho following table prepared by the rntcI stafcs Department Of
agriculture. shows the rambler o. In ans tat M lc rIhc1 from u haShd
or ,nriDus fruits and vegetable;
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
CROWDS line STREETS
President Wilson Visits Girlhood
Home of His Mother.
Also Goes to Church at Carlisle and
Makes Short Address From
Pulpit.

Carlisle, England, Dec. 31.-Presi-
don't Wilson, accompanied by Mrs. Will
son, came to Carlisle in rain and .
cold. penetrating mist to visit the girl
hood home Of his mother. But the
warmth of the greeting Of the people
Of the town and Of the thousands OF
strangers from the surrounding coun-
try more than Offset the dreariness Of
the weather.
Large crowds lined the streets and
cheered the presidential party Justify
az it drove from the station, where
the President was received by Mayor
Bertram Carr and local notables, to
the Crown and Mitre hotel. whore the
President signed the freeman's roll.
The President visited Annetwell
street, where the site OF his late grand
fathers chapel was pointed ont TO him.
and the house IN Cavendish place that
was built by his grandfather. Later
no attended services In the Lowther
Street Congregational church. Here
during the services the Rev. Edward
Booth, pastor Of the church, requested
the President to come into the pulpit
and address the assemblage. This the
President did, delivering short
speech, in which he touched simply
but eloQuently on his mother. IT,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
German Officials Resign After
Central Council Decides
Against Independents.
EBERT STAYS
Impression Prevails That Ma ortty
Socialists Will Form New Govern
ment With Assistance Of Lib
eraI 1ourgeoisie.

Berlin. Dec. SLATER the central
pendents on q majority Of the ques-
lions the Independents had submitted
for consideration, Foreign Minister
Haase, Minister Of Social Policy Barth
and Rehabilitation Minister Dittman
retired from the cabinet.
Premier Ebert, Finance Minister
Scheidemann and Minister of Public
fly Landsberg are now in charge of
the revolutionary government.
The cabinet and the eoo0cl Of SOL
diers and workers at in conference
In what was q croes-exam1nation by
tho council Of tho cabinet ON the cabi-
nets recent administration. Afterward
tho council went into executive SEES
sion. 1885,.
The impression now IL that the Ma
5ority Socialists will form new gov.
eminent with the assistance OF the
Liberal Bourgeoisie.
Counter Revolution Unlikely.
Barth said that his fAst1on does not
approve of the tactics Of the Spar
tacan Socialists, or violence In any
form. He permitted tho inference that
Hugo Haase's party does not at pres
ont contemplate . counter revolution.
Barth concluded with the statement
that the general economic and food sit
uation would chiefly determine the fu-
ture course Of events.
A plan to remove tho present state
government from Berlin Is said to
have been proposed by the Majority
Socialists in the cabinet.
Street Demonstration Planned.
The Majority Socialists announced
q great public street demonstration as
q protest against Spa1tacus activities.
The sailors council, the German i'd
and the marine general staff
have issued q declaration that they
will be faithful to the government in
view of the difficult times Germany is
experiencing. IL
The German propaganda bureau a.
sorts that in the fighting in Berlin on
Christmas eve, 7S persons were killed.
The attacking troops list Sc men
Killed, while six sailors and five police
men who were fighting with the sail
orr lost their lives. Ass.t,s
j Tho bureau also announces that the
damage to the imperial castle during
tho lighting was great More than 100
shells were fired on the castle.
The appeal Of the Majority Social.
lists for the proposed demonstration
invited the population Of. Berlin to
come out and express In an Imposing
manner their will not to be terrorizcd
By bands of armed men, but to main
lain order and calm SO a. to avoid &C.
eupation OF the capital by Allied
forces.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
GERMAN SIDE OF QUESTION

Hun Leader Declares Each Nation 10
to Pay Own War Cost.
Berlin, Dec. 31.-The question Of In
IDENTITIES has been settled between
Germany and the United States and
the Allies, and German delegates
signed the armistice on condition that
there should be restrictions to indem.
mites, according to Matthias Erzberger,
speaking in the capital.
War damages and war costs, he said,
must be borne by each nation itself,
unless expressly mentioned in the
notes which were exchanged, Germany
being obliged to indemnify districts
she occupied in France and Belgium
and to pay all losses inflicted upon
the civilian populations.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
Plan Palestine Commonwealth.

Phsladelphia, Dec. 31.-Suggested
nrinciples for incorporation In the pro-
Dosed Jewish commonwealth In Palss-
tine were agreed upon At the national
convention Of Zionists. It was agreed
that the private ownership OF land
ahould be forbidden and that land
should be the property OF the state and
community. Workers would rent It for
a term of years. Colonization on the
cooperative plan by which the poorest
worker could start with some OF the
advantages of the richer Il asked.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
Operating Income Falls OF.

Washington, Dec. 31.-The Inter.
state Commerce commission, in IT.
monthly review Of railroads, estimates
that the operating income Of the pin
cipal roads for October was consld,
erably below the figure for the corro
spending month last year when 49,
were under private control. OPERATING
income is substantially the di6srs0ee
between revenue and szpsuses, VIII
deduction for taxes. In October th10
stood at 3ss,511,22b ~ compared With
S1oE, 7sS,433 in October, 1917. ~
SOL ,3ss, 900 in September Of this -
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
PORTO RICO REQUIRES FOOD
Famine Adds Materially to seriousnsss
r Of influenza Epidemic.

San Juan, p. r., Dec. S1.-Many
towns in the island are without
single bag of rice and the shortage In
many localities has brought about .
condition described by those in a po-
sitlon to know as bordering on famine.
This food shortage is adding mate.
rally to the seriousness of the influ.
euza epidemic and many deaths too
are attributed not so much to the dis.
ease itself as to the complication
brought about by lack Of food.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
PROPOSED new PARTY OFF

Council Of Labor Federation Turns
Down Separate Political Plan.
New York, Dec 31.-The executive
council of the American Federation
of Labor, at a special session here,
rejected q proposal calling for the
formation of national political labor
party, but voted to send delegates to
the International Labor Conference to
be held at Versailles next month.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
/ AM GLADTTO ENDORs
PERUNA ~
Glad to Try Anything

Three years ago. my system
dition and I was broken out al
over my body. I begaHto be wor;,
ried about my condition ana !
was glad to try anything wA1cA
would relieve me. Peruna vyAs
recommended to me as a dne
blood remedy and tonic, and ]
soon found that it was worthy
Of praise. A few bottles changed
my condition materially and In q
short time I was all over ny
trouble. owe my restoration to
health and strength to Peruna.
i ara glad to endorse It," .-.
Sold Everywhere NV
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
Three TRANSPORTS ARRIVE
erina Small Number Of Men and
Quantity Of Equipment.

New York, Dec. 31.-The United
States transports Sherman, Carriage
and Sixaola, arrived here from France
bringing about $50 ofncers and men
OF the army and navy and a quantity
Of equipment and explosives.
The Carriage and Sixaola, sister
ships, left Bordeaux on Dec. Is, and
raced home, the Sixaola winning by
about three hours. The Sherman ar.
rived from Marseilles.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
PAYING OCCUPATION COSTS

Germany Has Turned oxer 5000 900
to American Army. e..
Coblenz, Dec. 31-One million eight
hundred thousand dollars arrived here
from Berlin to be turned over to the
American army authorities - part Of
Germany's payment toward the ex-
penses of the army Of occupation. The
Germans now have given the Amsri-
cans. in accordance with the terms OF
the armistice, $4,000, 900.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
SEE PLOT TO SEIZE POLAND

Many Arrests Follow Discovery Of the
Bolshovlst Plan.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 31.-A great boil
shevik plot to seize control Of Poland
has been discovered In Warsaw, dis
matches reaching here assert. Many
arrests have been made, the prisoners
including Leon Trotsky's daughter,
Who II said to have had 100000 II
her possession.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
JAPS WILL RECALL TROOPS

Report Says Half Of Army In siberia
to BO withdrawn.
Honolulu, Dec. S1.-A Tokyo cable
to the Nippu Jill here says that the
japanese war department has an.
nounced that half Of the japanese
troops in Siberia will be withdraw
soon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
4 ud.ndorff WrItina Memoirs.

Il. Iudendorff Writing Memoirs.
Amsterdam, Dec. 31.-General Lu.
Asadorn. former commanderin-chief OF
tAe German armies, is completing his
nsmoirs which deal with the question
of 0ermany's responsibility for the
MAR, according to the Kreuz Zeituny.
H 10 said to be living secretly in Ger
many.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
6 e36,50 MEN SLAIN IN WAR
Russia Heads the List With 100 900
Soldiers Killed.

London. DEC. 31.-With the issue Of
~ oAdal figures Of the French
$1,000 n the var n Il ppssikSe 70 an
2ssvo q IL apDguximat6 osttE1ate o.
~ appalling toll Of HE The dead.
. 6ar, number 6.o36.5o4. Tho indi.
v10aal national losses in dead thus far
onDouncod are: r.. r.
British, ~, 71s; French. 1.o71.30o:
Ameracan, 6s.47s: Russian, 1.701. 900:
Austrian, S0o. 900: German. 10000
The total German casualties are
sivsn BY the Berlin Vorwaerts -
a43O,ooO, and the Austrian total was
Olnoed 1t 100000. Serbia in killed,
1ounded and prisoners, lost $4,000
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
Entered at the Post Office at Cresco,
Z Iowa. as second class mail matter.
British DEBARK AT RIGA
Do)oheviki Agitators Incite Popu.
lace to Violence.
Osveral Are Killed and Wounded by
Englishmen Before Mob 10
3, Dispersed.

Copenhagen, Dec. 31.-British forces
hare been landed at Riga, according
- advices received here. Shortly
a(Ser the landing there was an out
break in which several persons were
llled and wounded. Bolsheviki agi.
faAoss goaded the crowds assembled
pufside the building, where British
vore comforting with government
Asads. until . CRY Of away with tho
1hglish" was set up. The crowd was
Apersed. g..
eoishevjk Warehlp Grounded.
Berlin, Doc. S1.-BritiSh sailors and
Dthonian troops effected q landing
near Narva, Helsingfors dispatch 70
ports. The advices said. the British
eouted and forced aground bolshevik
Wa5ships. including the PAROLE, which
were discovered Smelling Wulf island.
I; Leninlsss Victorious, Report
Loudon, DEC. s1.-Vilna, capital Of
6lthunia, has been captured by the
bolshsvist forces, according to .
Copenhageu dispatch to the Mail, quot
ing Petrograd reports. n
Perm 10 Taken.
!! Paris, Dec. 31.-Russian troops have
Captured Perm from the bolshevik.
taxing $4,000 prisoners, M. Richon.
1setgn minister, announced in tho
6kAmber Of deputies.
Perm 10 tho capital Of the govern.
nnGat OF Perm and II the starting
noant OF the Northern Siberian rail-
WY. It IL the chief prison depot for
IL transport Of convicts under exile
% Siberia and 10 . depot for goods
S1nA to and imported from Siberia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
FRANCE GETS 10000 CARS

Also 70 Receive 200 Engines Under
., ArmistIce Terms.
Paris, Dec. SIN. Claveille, the
minister Of public works. announced
in the Chamber Of Deputies that
France would receive 10000 cars and
$500 locomotives of the rolling stock
which Germany must hand over to the
Allies. Germany already has dOliv.
cred $500 cars and 200 locomotives.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
DAILY MARKET REPORT
Minneapoljo Grain.

- Minneapolis OSUtn.
Minneapolis. Dec. 31.-Oats, Jaau-
ny, eexc: February. 67Hc; May.
e1kc Rye, January. $1.6lx; ISbru
ary, $1.61x. Barley, choice. SSoSSc.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-01-03
$50 OFFICER FLIERS KILLED

War Department Reports Loss In
France for Yesr.
Washington, DEC. 31.-The War de-,
partment announced that $50 Ameri-
can commissioners officers OF the air
service were killed In action In France
this year. So