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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
GERMANS PICK
COMMITTEE TO
HANDLE PEACE
One Of Delegates Re-
Gently Involved in
Revolt Plot.

Berlin, Friday, April 11-The
German national assembly has es-
tablished a committee of 2S men,
berS which will be charged with the
duty Of carrying on peace negotia-
tons.
Zurich, Switzerland, April q
Correspondence of the Associated
Press Count Won BrOcldorff-
RantZau, the German foreign min
lister who has been selected as one
of the German delegates to the
peace conference, was involved in a
recent attempt by Germany and
Germn-Austrla to stir up armed re-
belliOn against Czecho-Slovakia, ac-
cording to a special correspondent
writing from Prague The alleged
plot was discovered by Czecno-
Slovak authorities when they ar
rested DR.. Paul Schwartz, the
German Vice-consul at at Prague
and one of his woman agents, Julia
Pahlen.
DR.. Schwarz was arrested as he
was leaving Bohemia to pay a visit
to Berlin about March l. The lug
gage was seized and searched. and
says the Prague correspondent, in
we're found a number of compro-
documents bearing on the
0 stir up rev
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12

Berlin, April 12.-(By the AS
sociated Press "a special dispatch
from Bamburg to the Vossische
Zeitung says that the German gov
ernment has announced that the en-
tente powers have informed it that
Bavaria is not to be included in the
conclusion of peace and that meas
ures will be taken to prevent any
entente foodstuffs from reaching
Bavaria.
Reports received from Munich to-
day state an agreement has been
reached between the Central Coun-
Gil and the Communists. This is
held to indicate that the moderate
elements in the Bavarian capital
have gained the upper hand.
The communists declared their
readiness to join the central coun-
Gil in an advisory capacity. From
other parts of Bavaria it is reported
that the following of the soviet re-
public leaders is dwindling. Accord
ing to the Lokal Anzeiger, the
soviet republic regime has been
overthrown in Amburg, Ansbach,
Ingolstadt, Fuerth, and the entire
upper palatinate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
DEBS TO START
10 YEAR TERM
Supreme Court Mandate Orders
Him to MOundsVille, W. Va,
Federal Prison.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 1.-THE
United States supreme court man
date, ordering that Eugene V. Debs.
Socialist leader, be taken to
Noundsville, w. Va, federal prison,
to begin a 10-year sentence for
violation of the espionage act by
making utterances against the gov
ernment in speech at Canton,
Ohio. was received by District At
torney Wertz this morning.
Wertz Immediately got into COM
u.unication with Debs by telephone
a. Terre Haute, Ind, notifying him
TO deliver himself here, with which
Debs promised, saying that he was
ready to go to prison and would
make no further effort to delay
carrying out his sentence.
Debs was found guilty by fed
eral court jury here on Sept -
last and has been out on bail since.
Terre Haute. Ind, April 12.-Eu-
gene V. Debs said today he would
leave on an early train for Cleve-
land. Ohio. to report to the United
States district attorney in antici-
patton of going to the prison at
Moundsville, W. Va, to begin his
sentence of 10 years Imprisonment
for violation of the espionage law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
GOV. HARDING'S
IMPEACHMENT
WILL BE ASKED
Recommendation De.
cided On-Havner
Action Pending.

Des MoineS. Iowa, April 12.-
Having decided to recommend i'm
peachment of Governor w. l.. Hard
ing, for his part in the Ernest Rath-
bun pardon case, she Iowa house
judiciary committee was to deter
mine today upon its action in re-
gard 10 Attorney General IL. NJ.
Havner.
Decision in reference to the gov
ernor was reached late last night
after three secret sessions, marked
by stubborn attempts on the part
of Harding supporters to defeat the
Impeachment recommendation. The
vote in committee was II for and
Ii against impeachment.
The case of Attorney General
Havner was not discussed last
night nor was it taken up in pre-
e:ous closed sessions. The COM
mittee was to meet at l p. m. to-
day to decide on his case. 1t was
said the Harding forces would en-
deavor to obtain a recommendation
for impeachment.
May Go to House Monday.
A committee was named to draw
up the committees report to the
house emboGying the Harding i'm
peachment recommendation. 1t
was expected today the commit
tees complete report, including the
Havner phase, would be presented
to the house probably Monday.
1t is likely a minority report also
will be made and the matter fought
Of hnYGn
Here is the question on which the
committee voted in regard to Hard
ing:
Does the evidence in this case
warrant the recommendation OF
this committee that articles of i'm
parchment be prepared and pre-
ferred against the GOVERNOR
When the committee report is
presented to the house, consider
able debate is sure to follow, leg
islators say A majority of ali
members of the house, or So, is
necessary to impeach. An impeach-
ment must specify the offenses
charged. as in an indictment.
TWO-Thirds Vote Necessary.
The law provides that when an
Impeachment Is cOuCuTTeu III, Lne
house of Representatives shall elect
from its own body seven members
whose duty it shall be to prosecute
the same, and, as a board. of man
ayers. they shall be authorized TO
and present articles of i'm
parchment in accordance with the
of the house" Before
as court of impeach-
ment, the senate would take rlnal
then reconveIe and
each member would take an oath
that ''he will truly and impartiallv
try and determine the charges
according to the
and evidence" No person e
be convicted without the
renee of two-thirds of the mt
present"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
PLANKSmAKE
STRONG
FOR T0ILERS
Duncan Mcdonald, FEEDER
alton Head, Named Per
manent Chairman.

Springfield. Ill, April 12.-
With the adoption of a plat
form demanding radical
changes in the administration
OF public affairs. the election OF
Duncan Mcdonald president OF
the Illinois Federation OF La
Dor, as chairman and choice of
an executive committee of -
members to be in charge OF ac-
tiVities OF the organization, the
-. first state convention of the La
bOr party of Illinois came to a
close here today.
Abolition of the state senate, un-
qualified right to organize, a forty
four hour week for all workers.
equal pay for women, a new state
constitution and public ownership
of all public utilities, including
grain elevators, banks and stock
yards, are the outstanding points
in the platform.
% Planks In Platform.
The platform, as drawn contains
% planks. 1t embodies the IA points
determined on by the state Fedora
biOODllIRIOu
convention recently, in addition to
other planks declaring for woman
suffrage and municipal ownership.
Removal from Office of Postmas-
ter General Burleson because of
his alleged reactionary attitude to-
ward labor, free speech and a free
press" was demanded in resolu-
tions adopted by the convention of
the Labor party Of Illinois today.
Rap Mccormick Action.
The convention by resolution
also denounced Harold Mccormick
of the International Harvester COM
pany, who was accused of employ
ing convalescing soldiers from Fort
Sheridan on his Lake Forest estate
to break a strike of landscape
gardeners and asked for an investi-
cation by the war department.
= Endorsement was given by the
new party to "a league of nations
which will protect the peace which
has been won.'
Other resolutions demand resto-
ration of standard time, employ
ment of soldiers and sailors in road
construction, lifting of the allied
blockade against the central pow
ers and that public utilities taken
over by the government shall not
be returned to private ownership.
DenOunce Secrecy.
Secrecy at the peace conference
was denounced and action of the
Illinois house in defeating the Sod
erstrom injunction limitation bill
was scored.
A vote of thanks was ordered
forwarded by tne secretary of the
convention to the farmers Nom
partisan league and trades move
ments in North Dakota for their in
terest in the new Illinois party.
The convention voted in favor of
forming a national labor party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
WORLD LEAGUE COVENANT IS COMP. 6
Full Text of Platform of Newly
Formed Labor Party of Illinois

upon the cost of living with
the right of the workers to
maintain, without the labor of
mothers and children, himself
and his family in health and
comfort, with ample provision
for recreation and good citi-
Zenship.
Maximum S-HOur Day.
4. Leisure in which to enjoy
happiness and improve the
mind and body by the institu-
tion of a maximum working
day of eight hours, and maxi
mum working week of As
hours, both for men and wom-
en-.
5. Abolition of unemployment
by reducing the hours of work
still further, as necessary to
permit all who are able to
work to find occupation and
full pay for those who. for a
time are unemployed because
of illness, accident, or tempor-
ary loss of work.
6. Equality of men and wom-
en- in government and indus
try, with complete enfranchise-
ment of women and equal pay
for men and women doing SIM
liar work.
Z. Reduction of cost of liv-
ing to a just level, and as a
permanent policy, by the de-
Velopment of cooperation and
the elimination of wasteful
methods, middlemen and all
profiteering in the creation and
distribution of the products of
industry and agriculture, in
order that the actual pro-
ducers may enjoy the fruits of
their toll.
Revise State Constitution.
8. Complete revision of the
state constitution to reclaim it
for the principle, so that in
stead of its being, as at pres
ent, the fortress of reaction
aries and the backbone of the
big business organizations that
grip the state it will become
the bulwark of the workers,
built upon the theory of guar
anteeing human rights, instead
of exalting property rights.
Now the workers measures
are unconstitutional. 1t must
be rewritten so that the pro-
poses of crooked big business
will be unconstitutional.
1t must be made easy of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
FINISH TASK
OF REVISION;
JAPAN LOSES
Neither Japs Nor French
Get Changes-Only
Monroe Clause.

Paris, April I2.-With the
single exception of the amend
ment specifically exempting
the Monroe doctrine from be-
ing affected by the covenant,
no vital change was made by
league of nations commission
in that dOcHment in its meet
ings on Thursday and Friday
nights Last nights meeting
marked the conclusion Of the
consideration of the covenant.
Last nights discussion lasted
four hours, President Wilson at
tending the session aad remaining
until it closed. after midnight. No
date was set for a plenary session
OF the peace conference to consider
the covenant.
Japs and French Lose.
The covenant as the committee
left it did not include any section
granting Japan's request for the
recognition of racial equality and
neither was a section introduced
covering the request of France for
an international military general
staff. Both Japan and France an
nounced that they reserved the
right to bring up the amendments
they desired before a plenary ses-
sion of the conference.
As it now stands the covenant
contains &c sections.
Make Reservations.
The French delegation on the
the league Of nations commission
voted for the adoption of the text
of the covenant when the commits
sion endorsed it last night but
made reservations as to two points,
first, the organization and effect
i've control of the manufacture of
war material, and second, the in
stitution Of permanent military
control. The military COMMITTEES
decided to submit the question to
a plenary session of the peace con
ference shortly, but set no definite
date.
Bitter criticism has been arous-
ed in French and Belgians quar-
ters over the choosing of Geneva
as the capitol of the league of ma
tions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
UNDER
2,OOO,OOOMARE
Rehabilitation Reduces the Total
Strength OF American Forces
Is but 1,9SO,5O6.

Washington. April 12.-Demobil-
izatiOn has reduced the total
strength of the American army be-
low 100000. Complete reports to
April s, announced today BY Gen
eral March, showed the aggregate
strength on that date to be 1885,
SOC.
Since Nov. Il. 6S6,114 men have
sailed for home and up to April s,
bO5,772 had been landed. There
have been returned TO civil life l.
IOl,f69 officers and men, so per
cent of the officers and 46 per cent
of the men who were in the army
when the armistice was signed.
Discharge orders now total 1925
600.
Comparing this progress with the
demobiliZatiO- Of the union army
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
CINCINNATI HOME
GUARDS, FIREMEN

Cincinnati, Ohio. April 12.-With
the exception of 142 firemen. who
refused to resign their positions,
the Cincinnati fire department to-
day is manned by the Cincinnati
regiment of home guards. Prompt
ly at Z a m. today the home guards
under command of Colonel Charles
Hake, took their positions at all
fire houses.
The tiremen resigned because
four men, who had presented de-
mands to the city from the fire.
mems union, had been discharged
for joining a union
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
FEDERAL LEAGUE
DAMAGE SUIT TO
GO TO JURY TODAY

Washington. April 12.-The case
in which the Baltimore Federal
league club is suing organized ball
for 100000 damages under the
treble damage clause of the Sher-
man antitrust law was given to
the jury today in the District of
Columbia (federaD supreme court.
The suit has been on trial most of
three weeks with leaders of the
Federal, National and American
leagues as witness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
WILL END PAPER PROFITS.

Munich, April 12-The prov
sions for the Specialization of tina
press of the country declare that
nobody must profit from the news
paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
81 GRANTED CLEMENCY.

Washington, April 12.-Recom-
mendation of executive clemency
for 81 persons convicted under the
espionage act, have been sent to
President Wilson by Attorney Gen
eral Palmer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
WILL FIX RATE AUTHORITY.

Washington, April 12.-Author-
ity of the director general of rail-
roads to fix freight and passenger
rates is to be determined by the
supreme court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
NAMES UNIT
THAT DEFIED
FIGHT ORDER
Was Co. I of 339th, Says
March-Russ Propa-
ganda Cause, Belief.

Washington, April 12.-Company
OF the Three Hundred Thirty
ninth infantry was identified today
| by General March as the unit
which recently refused 10 return
to the front line trenches in the
Archangel sector when ordered to
do so by its officers.
A supplementary report to the
department on the incident said it
was worthy of note that the ques-
tions put by the men of Company
I to their officers were identical
with the questions which bolshe-
wiki propaganda advised that they
put to them"
First Refusal to Fight.
The department has not
copies of the bOlsheyiF
containing these que
General March said ."
another instance VII
soldiers did not war
fight. They Away
us to it,"
A report fror-
March 28 said
the railroad
had been re
munication W
post of the
Commune
While the &C
small command
in North Russ
General March
of communicat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
DIR. SCHIFFRR QUITS.

Berlin, April 12.-Dr. Schiller.
German minister of finance, has
resigned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12
ALLIES TO BAR
BAVARIA FROM
PEACE TREATY?
May Also Withhold
Food-Munich Sow
lets Ousted?

Basel, April 12.-The soviet
republic in Munich was over
thrown Friday by force of arms,
the NOrddeutsche Allgemeine
Zeitung of Berlin says.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-12

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6eib6ftspraktik Scr
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S1l a1tbaitsarbeiter
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Gbicneo, IA. slng. gnnoes.
ridter 9lliduler, Der IN Streitfrngen
Der @roBidIGdter nit ibren g(nge.
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oiirfen, obne ben 8eriudj gemadt all
baben, Elm gegenieitiges lleberein.
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Hacbc ser 4)ariicr
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fittunderer in gtdbrmittel ipegen Der
fiir3li6 aiuangspeiie berfiigten ct.
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itern tuuroen bon SeIegropbiiten,
pel6e 8erondt i6opften, iiber 1000
Selegrnntme, Ole bon ben 1ieiigen
SGnolern an oustD1rtige Broou5en.
ten eeianot ipurOen nn6 oieie auf.
forOerten, Die 3ufubr bon Gab.
rungsmitteln nnA 9oris gu unter.
breden, nufgebaltan uito Den g(uto.
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teriu6ung oes Sanoasminilteriums
ben getpeis erbringel oaB es ii6
nm cine gebeiine, genteinidJnftlide
g(bmahung Der beireffenoen Sdnoler
banoelt, 0ann iperoen jene sSirnen
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mdrften ausgei6Ioiien iuerpeu. Df.
fi5iea nuroen Ole 3elegropbijten
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hcine uae6fraee fir
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mdrtis teureres itno feineres S6ub-
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nobL 5obrifant als aud) S1noIer an
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GnelanS iuirS iett
preiic fcitlcten

2onoon, ID. 9(ug. - Sas en9Ii.
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beoiirfniiie erfolgreid befdmpfen 5u
fonnen. 2oro 9iobert Cecil, ein 6cf.
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SatOel OeS 2ouoes unl8llitiiraes.
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oerOamnte gleid)folls 6os glnlenoe-
ment 1mo be3eidnete es ais gang
gelpobnliden So8iotisnnis.
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Hbe. Peflin ertebt
tseiebmlSieansen

8ai6inotolb Ia. 9tug Der ac-
prdielltont 2eflin, 9enlofrat, peritieg
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Den 8eltfrieoen al mabrel befiirs
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