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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
Johnson Submits Article
on Conscientious Directors

BENJAMIN Johnson has submitted an
article on conscientious Objectors,"
written by William c. Allen, and print
ed in a current issue Of The Christian
Work. Excerpts from the article by
Allen follow:
"On Sept. 8. 1919, a delegation repre-
senting the College Park Association
of Friends, California, visited the
United States disciplinary barracks at
Alcatraz, San Francisco Bay. This
memorandum is my individual report
Colonel Garrard and all his subordin-
ate officers were very courteous to US
and seemed sincerely DESTROYS OF let
ting us have full opportunity to OBJ
serve the actual conditions of this
lrison.
We first interviewed those consci-
cntious DIRECTORS to military service
who were then in the dark cells. These
men, like the various criminals, are
locked up for fourteen days, and this
is followed by another fourteen days
In solitary on bread and water If they
still adhere to their convictions that
they will not work under military
orders because they conscientiously
reject military ideas or methods.
These men have no cot. no chair,
nothing but four medium weight
blankets to wrap themselves in at
night when they lie on the miserable,
cold concrete floor, to obtain such
sleep as they can. In the old days of
medieval torture some OF the finest
productions Of the human brain were
written in solitary confinement by
men who endured it for conscience
sake. But these young men have no
writing material, no books, nothing to
employ the mind save their own
thoughts. These dungeons were so
placed in the heart OF the prison that
not the slightest ray Of daylight could
ever penetrate them. This savage bru-
tality has recently been discontinued
and the men are placed in cells in
which we saw them, which are cut off
from all light except that entering a
few little holes about seven feet above
the ground over the top Of the door.
''Ot the men in the dark cells
found one Who would not accept army
service because he thought this war
would jeopardiZe the liberties of the
country, swell the great fortunes OF
the rich, etc, and be bad for America.
The religious DIRECTORS based their
objection to the fact that Jesus Christ
repudiatcd the law OF Moses when
speaking Of force and declared that his
pcOple instead were to do good to them
that hated or abused, and His apostles
definitely declared that his followers
should not resist but overcome evil
with good. These, DIRECTORS. there
tore. would sooner face death than be
as they thought disloyal to His plain
est teachings.
The article closes with an appeal for
remedial legislation for the incarcer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
NEGlECTING THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New
Discovery SO promptly
checks it

IT'S natural you don't want to be
careless and let that old cold or
L cough drag on or that new at
tack develop seriously. Not when
you can get such a proved success
full remedy as DR.. Kings New Dis
Covery.
Cold, cough, grippe. Group does
not resist this standard reliever
very long. It's quality is as high
today as it always has been-and
it's been growing steadily in popu-
larity for more than fifty years.
Coo and S1.oO a bottle at all drug
gists. Give 1t a trial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver

They just won't let you put pep"
iuto your work or play. Sick head
ache comes from retaining waste
matter and impurities in the body.
Feel right for anythins-make
the liver lively, the bowels function
regularly, with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Smoothly yet positively they
syste.S. and make the liver and
bowels respond to the demands of
q strong, heaithy body. Still DC
at all druggists. Try thea tonight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
DE VALERA WILL BE
WELCOMED BY GOVERNOR
(By Associated Press)

DETROIT. Oct. 15.-Eammon de Val
era, president Of the Irish republic"
was to arrive here this afternoon for
two day stay during which he will
address several mass meetings under
the auspices Of the Friends of Irish
freedom. Tonight he is TO be Official.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15

ant H. r. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Smith, of Newcastle, say dis
patches from that city. Lieutenant
Smith. who died in an airplane &C
cident in Scotland, May 81, 1918. was
the first Henry county boy to die in
the world war. He was a brother
Of Mrs. Walker Land OF Richmond
The post has seventy-five members
so far.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-15
Henry County Post
Named for H. r. Smith

The Henry County Post, World War
Veterans, has made a formal applica,
ton for a a charter for a post to be
known as the Howard r. Smith Post,
American Legion, in honor of Lieuten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Sdarfe geIdlni1e.

8aibingto1t 9. 6. 10. 03ob.
ssg1 s1 ben bon1 Gon gsuusi9nB beS.
mmerifaniiben @euerfiib Derbntt-
oes gefaBten gei6liiffen beiBt es II.
q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Die italic,tiitbe,t 8elid,cs
tt,iei.

Mon1, 9. 9eob. Ssn Maorib 1111b
@enua fa1tben anldBIid, oes bon ben
5o5ialiite11 gefeiertenSS brestages Der
ruliildef1 Mebolution, ourb 1pelhe Die
golidetpiifhi 5ur Madt fnnten, nnru-
ben ftaH. ssSl1 Nenilano fam es 5l1 ei-
ner 5bieBerei 3pifden 5oaialiifen u.
errtIniienen soIoaten 1tttb biele Ber-
baftnnge1t 1pur0ett borae11otnn1en. sS1l
@enua tpatroen un5iige bon 5o5iali-
lftett Diie rote Syabner1 utt6 8I6er Don
lsenitle frltge1t Dn ben Gruppen ber.
fprengt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

uDie autofnahibe 9nnblung gsneife
|unlerer Gegiernng IN 0ieiem Ser
fabren 1T berar, bob BET meniAli6e
@eiit lie nidu foiien fam. Sn einent
freie1t 9a11be 5i6 cine &egierutlg 5l
6enfen, 1pelbe einen ginbnltsbefebl
|ertpirft, oen 8ean1ten zines @eperf=
16aftSDrbanbes berbietet tire eige,
mes @elo bei5niteuern, i'm 2ebenS=
tn1itteI fir syrauefr 11n0E 4in0er 511
taufen, sic Dieneibt Glnger leiben,
lift ettpas, bas, me1111 betannt, oaS
n1enfdIide @eibledt 1iittern nnB
111n 8ergefltng 1ta6 fiG 3ieben miro.
@iberli6 baben oie galtfenDe bon
Me6nnerr, tpelbe IN 5rnnfreibs Gr>
Sc ruben u1ro ibr 8lut ifiiir Die Srei-
beit Ser 8eH geopfert huben, itb nie
trqumen Iuiien, 0aB fur5 oarauf IN
ibpen1 eigene1 aan6e 450, 900 Mrbei=
tern, sic Derin9e11, tire Mrbeitsber=
bdHni1ie .5n bei1ern, bon Der Gegte-
runq Defretiert iper0en tplrbe, bob
file fein Mnre9t al1f Ole l1nterltiibung
ibrer Wetmerfden bubel1 l1la0 bob
ibre Sraue11 n1lb @in6er n1f gefeN
Der Megierung bungern folen.
Sc miro barn11f bingeuieien, bob
Der 3tped 6es Ginba ltsherfnbrenS le-.
bigli9 Ser III, gigentu1n lt16 Gigen-
tl1n1sre6te at idiiben, tDenn es fetn
unberes geiebli6es MitteI mebr gibtt
basIebe Dnr 5ha0en an bemabren
urro oaB ber III 0oiieshelss 1a erlaIene:
ginboHsbefebI 11ibt esne11 &ro5eb.
o11r6 @eri6t nno @ei6morene be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

auf uillItiirzle

Wafbington, 9. Mobenrber. @ie
|@unbesregiernng bat ben ra6ifalen
fren16Idnbil6en @lenenten oen&rieg
erfl4rt 1tn6 min nidt eber ruben, alS
Bic Dns 2anb bon bteien umItiir5lertt
befreit lit sSt1 Musfubrung bie1es 8e=
|i6lnlies 1pnr6en bonn Sniti5beparte=
ment lt11b oen1 an6ernngs6 6epars
te1nent @a55ien in gr0Beren 5td0ten
bes 2a11bes beranitaltet, nno 5tpar
INIT g1ten1 @rfolg. Mbe5u 500
M4nrer un6 1raue1t, 6ie I'M Ser
badt iteber, an Der umltur5propa-
qan0a nfftib teil5unebr1e1l ipnr6en
6ingfeft gen1n6t. gs ergab fib, Dob
!ielbit oie 8nnbeSbnnptltaDt u&ote"
In ibren Manern birgt.
ueber 200 ser Mrretierten 1onen
6eportiert lper6en, ut16 es Derlantete,
oaB 6as SSnflttii3 36epartement 6ns Gin
|ipan6erungsbiiro erfn9en iper0e, ale
MnslGnber, 6ie ra6ifale Bropagan6a
betreiben, ab5nibieben.
8plidemifii.
Die @a53ien galten IN eriter &eibe
Ser ul11rio1 Of &1iIian @orferS" eli
11er Organization, Die nod ben bon
@eneraIantpalt 8al1rer genln6ten
gntoef1ngen bor 12 Sabren IN Seem
Sort bon elmer @ruppe &niien, an
Ser Spibe 8inima 5aatotp, iebt 30
1iaeidef Der 8olf6etpifi IN Beters-
burg, i11s 2ebe11 gerufen ml1rbe.
sssn ben Mo58ien in Netparf nno
Gret1to1l 81. s., befblngnabn1ten
8unoesagerten Materin1ien auer Nrt
fir Serfellnng bon Bonrbe1t; fer1ter
.eitlen Brageitod fir Serfennng bon
fali6enn @elo, 111D betradtli6e Men,
gen fali6en @eloes, fo1pie Bropa=
ganoaflngi6riften
Die Mnf1nerfiamfeit auf oas 8eite>
ben bes v8erbnn6es rnIIil6er Mrbet=
ter" muroe 5uerif I'M Berlanfe Der
bonn Senat a11geoor6neten Borneb-
1rl1nge1l IN gerbittbnng nit 6em
StnbInrbeiteritreif 6nr1 6ie Mnsfuge
Sacob Margolis, oes Nebtsbeiitans
6es oes 5treifausfhuiies, gelenft.
Margolis erfldrte, er babe Die Silfe
Der MuHen IN Dem 5freif nadge-
ium.
General 8almer fenn5eid1ete ben
gerbnno Der Nuiien nls grdoifaler
ols Sic 8olf9epifi ieIbit. Die glb-
fihf 6erielbe11 gebe babin, ffdn1tlide
ruiiifde gereir1ignnge1 6es 9anbes
3u einen1 groBen @a15et1 5lian1l1e1l.
51fdnel5en, ong oo1111 affip. ielblt))
bgDaf ffnet, gegen oie Gegierlif,g nor.|
.geben ioIle sz1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
He4jeit III G,1rcfitb,t

sllrentbl1rg, 8. yt0b. Die 8pd)z
5eit Ser @rpBber5ogin Charlotte bon
2uren1bnrg nit ben1 Brin5en Selir
bon 8onrbon-B -Barnra fanb III Ser
&atbe6rnle III 2urembnrg I'M 9eiiein
bon WGtglieoerft Der &nmrner lt,b
bes 5natsrats itntt. Cine grnBe
Menih ihenme11ge batte iiidfy bor Der Sir
DIE l1r1o bor oeun 8olait eingefanben,
bod groBe geiiterling mar nidn 81,
bennerfel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Scr 8eli<Re'
tuifi.

2onoon, 9. Mob. Sos @rbeiter.
organ DoilD &eraIo in 9on6on Der-
0ffentlibte einen MbriB Der 8e6tn-
gl1nger, unter tpelhen bie 5otpiet=&e=
gierung in NuBlnno bereit iit, ftd mil
Sen aniierten M49ten anf Srieoens=
n11terban6lnngen ein5nlaiien. Deie
8e6ing11nge1 tparen bon Sberftlelt.
nnrt 2eitrange Dealone, einem libe-
rulen Mitglieb bes Harlamerts, nod
|2on6ot gebro9t tporben nt1b bi1bete11
ben @egenitano elmer langen Debat.
te I'M 11nterbaus. Die @al1pfbe6ing
gen itn6 foGgenoe:
Sriebensfonferen3 IN einen1 relt=
tra1en 2ano, nadben1 an alien Sron=
ten @affenitinfan6 geibloiien lit.
Mnfbebung Ser 81odaoe. Staats-
nngebDrige Der aliierten 2dn6er 11no
Ser 6oapjet@egiernng 0iirfe11 nnl
gebinbert nlle 8abnen n11o 6afen oes
ebemoligen N1iiilbe1 Net6es, ein-
mheBlib Der @rerr5iitnaten uno STINT
lambs, benuken; ltngebin6erter San-
bel bon un6 nod MuBlano.
Die 9otpiet Megierung bnrf Ser
treter nod alien aniierten .2dnbern
ie1t6en.
3uriif5iebnng aner auiierte1l
Gruppen aus rniiii6en @ebiet nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Derh ha,tcclft NIT 8nf3laitN

2onbort, 10. gtobenrber. Dle
&onferen3 Ser @ertreter Der baltifben
Stooten bot cine offi3ieqe @rfldrung
be3lglid Der bon ibr etngeIeitete,1 l1n-
terbnoIlng nit Der bolibetpiitiiden
Negierl1ng erlafie11, il, tDelder ausge.
sffuibrt III, Bob es nidt lire 4bIidt lit,
iih III bie inneren angelegenbeiten
Mublonbs 5u 1r1iiden, fonoer1l oaB tie
l1nterbn bnnblungen anfniip ten, I'M ib-
re eigene 8ufnnft an fihern nr1o tpen11
.es 5u ei11em SrieoengiblnB fonlnlen
sIoate, 10 bitten iie noie groBen oenno=.
3ffrdiiden 5tuote1l" Die MuSfiibrung
Der gertroggbef eftinln1ungen al iiiiber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Friedelt$ko1lferefl3
am Hufrdulllell.

Baris, 8. 9eop. Ser oberite Ml=
Imertenrat Ser 5rie6 s&onferen5 bat
|iebt nit Der Si6tung Ser 11ob por-
liege11oen Jrnge1 begonnes1, Inn feIf=
5uitellen, ipelbe bon ibnen, ebe Die
|ie!ige @onferen5 al1fgel0it miro, nod
|erleoigt 4per6en miiIien, u1tb 1pel6e
elmer fpdteren 8oti6nfter &ommii-
5ion iiberlailen tper6en f0nnen. S9on
iebt 1pur6en I'M Mniiertenrat n1anfe
fSragen beroter, bie 11i6t eigentlib
in 6en @abmen Der 6rieoens-a -aonfe-
|ren5 faIen.
Jinn1e, &1flanb 1tnb Siirfei.
Mon bofH imn1er nod cine 2oinng
Der Moria Srage, einI6lieBlib
syinmes, i'm Mniierte1rat 5u finoen,
l1n6 8erbonblnngen iiber tie iino 1111-
ter ser &ano fortpdbren6 I'M @ange;;
aueroings berlautet n11s &on1, Der
itulieni16e Miniiter oes Meubern fei
ent16ieoen 6agegen, bob irgeno eine
11eue fSornt Ser 20iung Der 6iume-
6page borgefblagen tperoe. Man
.Ibeint fi6 iebt an rnaBgeben6er Stene
6ariiber einig a,1 iet1t, bob es benz Mls
Iiiertenrnt iebt 11ibt n1ogli6 1T, nod
Sic ru1liihe Srage uno Die Submit
Der Giirfeit 5l1 entibeioen, bod tpiro.
bas BIG iekt bearbeifefe Deaterinl 5lt.
ipdterer Ber1penonng bereit gebaHen.
5riebe nit 811iearien.
WSar ertDnrtet, oaB Der 6riebe nit
sBllgarier 1fo6 oieier unter=
aeihnet miro, ip1pie bob man fih I'M
fpelentliden iiber &un1anien eirtiger,
fann;; oann fonnten Die Mnerfennnng
elmer Megiernr1g in lngorn nno Sr1e=
6ensberban6lllnge NIT o1e1em foE
gen.
Inter allen un1ltdroen ie6od, OBJ.
oieie Sragel1 erleoigt iinb ober .1ibt
miro ste iebige Grie6enS<R <Ronferer15
fi6 nod Dor Mblauf 6es alien Sabres
onfloien.
esn ser Mnttport Ser miierten alf
sic g2ote Ser bnlgnri1ben Neg1er11ng
betreffs ser ibr borgelegten Srieoens-
Be6irqungen miro barduf bingetpie-
len, SAB 6as bulgariide 8olf bon
8erantportli6feit nid)t fretgeiproden
tper6en Tonne, 6esbalb 6ie reifltb err
noqene11 Be6ingungen Ser @utente
fir Bulgarien 11i6t tpeientli6 abge<
an6ert tper6e11 fonnten. @s miro be-
toni, 6nB oiele 8e6ingl1ngen bon fetz
nerlei Gadegefiibl eingegeben ieien,
man niht beabii6tige, 8nlgarien filr
ole friiberen 5ebler biiBen gu nl1en,
bielmebr nlr Elm gere6ter, oal1ern6er
uno eriprieBli6er Srieoe gei9affen
peroen {olle;; gleid5eittg miro ouron
erinnert, boB 8ulgarien Elm 3ngang
gum Megi11en Meer garantiert miro.
geebenbei miro er1ndbnt, tpenn einige
Ser bulgorii9en 8oriMdge IN oieier
Mntport nidt beriibrt ieier, 10 tonne
oies als 3u1ttmml1ng 511 oenielben
betrabtet 1perben, 0agegen miro be-
tont, oaB bon Menbernngen III ben
1@ebiets 8eftimmungen feline &eoe
1ein tonne.
Die oiterrei6ii6ert 8ertreter Bel
Ser 5riebens &onferen5 baben am
Sreitnq bie urfnnbe iiber Die &atifi-.
aierl1nq oes Srie6ens bon ct. Ger
main ieitens Ser &epublif Selterreid
iiberrei1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Slatpiietc 6ric0eitsperbc>
rcituttdc1t.

@ien 9. Mob. Depefben an
@iener 3eitnngett ntelben, 0aB in
sSugoiGa4pien flint tpeitere sssabrgdnge
gum Miilitar ausgebobe11 tpuroen u1l-
ter bent 8orlpan0 Der ntilhdrii9en
Musbilo loung. SIM 2at6e berrfdt tat=
idbli6 OdiItttdrfo oiifftatur l1no bieIe
Gerbuftungen tperben borgeno1nrnen.
Gin nltimatun1 an sStalien itebt be-
Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Jude11ltlh Hrlll|1|ee
flu1,tet lih.

2o11oon, II. SCOOP. Ser 8ols
| i6etpifii sBeridt 11elbet, baB Die 8ol-
16elpiti cine @eibe bon DDrfern brei-
Big 8erH iiiomeitlib bon &rasnoia
@orfa uno ferner @altotpo nnb metz
rere D0rfer DreinnobreiBig Meilen
meltlid bon @}ati9ina eingenommen
babe1r. Sin5ugefiigt miro, bob Die
Eruppen Gen. Sn6enitfbtS an Ser
ga115en 5ront berfolgt neroen.
Sim Montng tp1rbe 0robtlos gelnel-
bet, baB Sotpiet- Earalppen ben Srt
5aitotp 11nbe &ietp eingennn1men ba-
ben; 6ie @innobme bon gfbernigotp
tpnr bereits friiber gemel6et tporoen.
Bon1 9mtptquartier SSloeniti6s
miro beridtet, Dob feline Sntppen iib
auf oie 8ei11lar=Statio 5uriifge3o=
gen baben.
Sirfifde Ollie fit 2enin?
2aut 9epei6e aus &openbagen an
Die gr6a11ge Gelegrapb 60 bot Mhl-
1tapbn @pnal Bnf9a Sal1pt Der IN
@ntionnIiitpn g}enier1,no. bern nj.
5iif,en WnIiden,ifi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
len aeinin n Wiin6nis nnaeboten.
CINE Mrn,ee bon 5000 giirfen lit,
10 iagt 1ie Depeide, bon General Nb-
me6 8ei in 8e1nn &eiIen organiiiert
tDorben, I'M Die Ernppen Der gtaf1o-
=nnlilten an5ngreifen.
@epinn fit 9enf@anb?
elnImer W1o11oe. eli, @enner ru5li-
.{efer gerbaItni{fe, bielt fiiralih I'M
Rinos' @pllene n aonoon ei1leu Gor-
fraa In 1peiden, er erfIarte, es lei
5lebr 1pabrideinlib, oab Deutfblono
I'M Often beoenteno mebr getpinnen
meroe, als es I'M sbelIen DeIlpte''
bot.
Me6erlage 8erntDnots.
Gin 8eridt pom eltblanbiIben
S5o11ptq1tartier ioat, 6aB Ban5er3iige
ser @1tIanber eir,e11 aonaen gaq bin-
.burh 0ffotp be1doilen baben. Orbit
terte @ampfe iinb on alien Sronten,
beionoers nabe Sen giienbnbnen, i'm
.@anqe Ser sfeino (@en. germoonots
gruppen) lit iiber sen @eIifaioy Stub
a1,riidqetporfen por6en.
1l,e,,+ere; N 9nIsdnfta glrmee
- a., O., ao,. M,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Hu$tal)ill$3ulta1ld
in nord Dakota.

Bisrrard, 81. 9, 12. geop. @ou-
perneur 2Dnn S. 5ra5ier erflarte
bel1te friib1rorgens, baB er ben MnS,
,pabms5nitan0 iiber gan5 Moro Da-
fota berb4ngte, nnb 6aB Der Staat
Die @eihfobler1gruben iibernebmen
tper6e, I'M Guue Die 8ergleute ftb
11ibt ba5u entiblieBen, 5lt elmer bon
ib1n enrpfoblenen 8ereinbornng gu
fo1nmen.
@ouperneur 6ra5ier erfldrte, bob
@eneralabiutanten 6raier iofort alle
1Dtigen 8orbereitltngen 5n treffen.
5raier 1pur6e BON Minneapolis 5l1=
rifberufen, 100 er ben &onbentton
Ser Mmerioan 2egion beilpobnte.
@ouperneur Sra5ier erfldrtre, oaB
Ser 5toot oie Minen iibernebmen l1n6
qenuq &oble1 for6ern 1Der6e, bis 0ie
BergIeute nnb @rubenbeliber 5l1 eli
nent @inberfQnonis fonlmen miiroen.
Ser @ouberneur nnterltiibte oas Ser
langen Ser Bergleute ul1b NOR in ge=
.tpilien1 Gimme bafiir bera11ttportlt6,
6aB oieie Soroerungen iiberbaupt ge=
1teM mur0en.
&erueiaern bie 1tnteraeidntng eines
@inberitanbnifies.
8ertreter Ser Bergleute gaben@olt=
berneur 5ro5ier Iebte gM6t befannt,
oaB tie 111ter Ieine11 gefeN our glr=
belt 3uriidfebrer1 tpiir0en, aber 1tibt
6essDeaettv neil Ser rationale Streif
Eabberufen mllr0e
Die &oblengrnbenbeii 6ie nrter
Dem State bes Berei1tigten Stnaten
IDi5triifft iiffttsantpalts banoeIter, nertpei-
gerten oie nnter5ei6nllng eines Gin-
Ddr1tanonilies nit ben 8ergleuten,
tpori11 bieien ein so pro5entiges 2obn-
5ul9log betpinigt miro nno 5tpar baB
eine foI6e @rbobung 11i6t Sen Berg=
lenten, ionoern benl 5treiffon6s Der
l1niteD Mine 8orfers bon gmertfa
anflieBen foa. Die 8ereinborung gob
g1ei95eitig befanrt, baB feline &oble
bonn Stoate Norb Dafota erportiert
tperben follte, beDor Der rationale
9treif ni6t 5um Mbi6lnB gelangt
tpare.
Die 8ei6foblengrGber traten am
|6unstag in ben Streif, als Die 8erg-
tperfsbejiber ii9 1peigerten, Die Ser
einborung 5n 11nter5ei6nen u1l6 Dnr-
ben bonn @onberneur Sra5ier nnter=
itiibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23
E0NES CORNER

Si-- and Hrs william B. E1sAel. AIT
Alton : Haskell Of Augusta were sur
das callers 81 their s.s:-r. Ms 2 u
Humphrey CT "a Spring road II MS
vicinity, -hev made he Up n AiIor
EaskeI's auto.
Mrs. Alice Bean vas n he eastarn
par, Of Augusta Tuesday
Eugene Task WAS business caller
IN Augusta Monday ana Tuesday
Mrs E:He T-aal. b AZ present suffering
WIKI rheumatism.
Il g understood M-. Romeo. the man
VINO recently bought the Mrs Cole
place az the axe, mas moved INTO his
new horne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23

field. Slass, Republican: Arthur ].
Staples. Lewiston. Me. journal: 10
seph Bancroft. Wilmington. Lei.
Every Evening.
Nominating commit,ee-E. G. But
Ter. Buffalo. y. Y. News; william J
Pape. Waterbury, CT, Republican.
secretary.
Auditing orrmstJee-WLllian 3
Bryant, Paterson. y. j.. Press Guard
ian.
Central Djvi~ion-Advis0r- hoard
Ralph r. Booth. Saginaw. Mich.
News-C Courier. chairman; Eugene L.
Cr-Cn. Tulsa. Okla. World, secretary
Directors-P E Burton. Joplin.
No. News-Hera!d; Robert = Wolff.
Columbus, o. Stace-JournaI. p. :
McGlynn. Moline. IL. Dispatch.
Nominating committee Victor
Eosewater, Omaha. Neb.. Evening
Bee. chairman; II. ". Brown. Gin
cinnati. O, Commercial Tribune.
Auditing committee. c. c. Mar
quis. Bloc|lng,or- Ill. Paragraph.
Southern Civisior-.Adv -
Tenn. Times. chairman; J. " He's
keli. Little Rock, Ark. Gazette, sec
relay.
pirsc,orS-I. L Horne. Jr,, Rocky
Mount. y. c., Telegraph. John Schoea.
Atlanta. Ga, journal; J. L. Workman,
Fort Worth. Texas, star Telegram.
Auditing Commitfes-Fredertck r.
Thompson. Mobile Register
Nominating commit,es-E. 2. Stahi-
man. Nashville. Tens. Banner: 2. G
Bell. Savannah. Ga. News.
Western Divls.on-Adv!sory board
J. r. kaowI-nd. Oakland. Cal. Tribune.
chairman: J. <. Hesler. Butte. Mont,
Miner. secretary
Di,ec'ors-I. y Stevens, Pueblo. Col,
Chieftain; A. y. Mckay. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Tribune, c. B. Bietaen. Seattle.
Wn., Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23
ANNUAL MEETING
ASSOCIATED PRESS
IN new YORK CITY

New York. April 2e-Developrne,t
CT !cter-commu1ic2,:o promises a
chance that the League OF Nations
may accomplish! its object of insur-
ing world peace, Melville E. Stone.
general manager Of the Ass0c!a led
Press. recently returned from the
Peace Conference. told the members
Of tie news assOcia ton az their az
maui meeting and luncheon here 20
day.
Mr. Stone doubted il any body
knew whether the League project
would succeed, but sad the repre-
sertatives Of the associated powers
had addressed themselves 10 tie for
nation OF an organization intended,
K possible. 20 prevent a recurrence
OF war. which. he said. had reached
a point. through the advance Of sci
ence. where future corsic, would
wel!-ris.l mean human anli.2i:Ition.
BY tie modern processes OF inter
Communication however. the nations
were inevitably brought closes TO-
sether. he said. extending men .
visions ard giving "a little promise
Vienna 100 vea-s ago might % tol
lowed By something like success
l. was mistake. he said. 70 i'm
ag!He that had been an unpIeaaant
Or angry situation between tie
peace ENJOYS OF the associated pow
ers WHO had brought 70 thor task
sincere desire 10 solve a grea.
problem. Despite TIE German hopes
Of difference among the cDnGuerors,
he added, they had agreed 70 prin-
cipIe. Describing a visit 10 the de-
rastatei r-gions of France, NJ
Stone declared il had been torn b.
tie most maiign and Outrageous
81 ragery' the world .ai ever
known. To bring about IFS rehabi-
!tat:Gn. he asserted. es,ent!on OF
,cng time credits by American man
Q-ac:lrers was esser I:al, a scheme
which he said could Re carried CUT
Reserve -yslem 10 fail back upon
in case of emergency
n keeping with the Paa-Arnericar
spirit Of the meeting inspired by the
recent addition Of IS Seut! America,
newspapers 10 the Assoc. ated Press
mem 5ersfip, Mr. Stone stated thai
tais extension Of the service gave as
surance Of the amiry Of the western
hemisphere. n like manner in ear
iier days. re said. the organization
had been material factor in ce-
naenting the relations Of the North
er-l and Southern sections OF the
United states. a union made posi-
Ole the National spirit evidenced
IN the Spa2:sf,-Amer;can and re-
emphasizing in the world conflict.
Frank 3. Moves. president OF the as
ISOLATION. who acted as toastnaster.
expressed the belief tina, when the
peace terms were made public ii would
be found tina, despite all the clashes Of
national interests America will have
made good h Ter word
''On this annual occasion Mr. Moves
said 1T is our custom 10 drink bu, one
,Cast
Il give you the health Of the P-esi-
dent of the United States. Woodrow
Wilson"
NJ. Moves. before introducing Nj
Stone. paid tribute 10 the working stat
Of the Associate Press in Europe as
"among tire heroes OF the world war"
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Anna Poulier Of this Cit was be-
morning charged with being an idle
and disorderly person. and was at
her own request given a sent OF
30 days in Jail. It was a sad case.
The woman explained to the court
that she had no home and no place
to go-that, while she has relatives in
the city, none of them would take
care of her Under the existing con-
ditions it was deemed for the best
to place the woman temporarily I'M
der the care Of the sheriff