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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
GERMAN ASSEMBLY TO
 CONVENE ON FEB. 9TH

BERLIN. Wednesday. Jan 22-(By the Associated Press-l-The German national assembly which will convene at Wiemar February is expected 10 be in session about two months The first business will be selection of a provisional government because the present government consists it's exist ence at an end with the converting of a constituent assembly
 The assembly will then take up the adoption of constitution The pres ent government as such will not pre- sent any proposal and the draft drawn up by the ministry of the interior will he submitted merely as a preliminary suggestion
 The obligatory task of the cOnstitu- ent assembly will be finished with the adoption of a constitution but it has the right to make of itself a cOnstitu- ent instead Of a constituting body. and this probably will be done In that case the assembly will be obliged to regulate tax and financial questions by legislation
 The peace question probably will not be considered as it is not expect ed the Germans will be admitted to the peace conference before adjourn ment
 The matter of lodging the 5000 per sons who are expected to attend the convention is a serious one because Weimar is a small city with limited accommodations The municipal auth critics there are considering the ques- tiOn of bilieting the delegates and journalists with private families. if necessary. and in adjacent cities I Telegraph, telephone and postal com municatiOns will be engaged and train service also will be increased Work in this direction already is under way
 The constituent assemblies of the various German states probably will not convene until after the national assembly has completed it's work.
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RIOTS IN PROGRESS AT
 HAMBURG, HUNLAND
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COPENHAGEN. Jan 25-Dispatches from Hamburg report that there was shooting Tuesday night in the neigh bOrhOOd of the central railway station. the town hall and on the harbor front by Spartacans. who are reported to have captured two police stations
 more strict form of martial law has been proclaimed and all the the aters and restaurants have been order ed closed The soldiers council has decided that all arms must be sur rendered within 4S hours Persons found in possession of weapons at the expiration of that time will be liable to summary court martial
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HOLLAND LOOKING
 TO START SOMETHING

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 2S.-The an- nOuncement that the local choral un- ion at Amerongen would give a con cert Sunday at Amerongen castle in honor of the birthday of the former German emperor has provoked a strong protest from the Handelsblad.
 The newspaper declares that such an action is calculated to create diff faculties and complications with the entente powers. who might consider the concert an indication of Dutch sympathy for William HohenzoIlern.
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CCon1inued from Page One) business He said he never before knew of so many new plants under construction and told the committee that the Anheuser Busch brewing in terests of St Louis were starting a new packing company The only other witness of the day was Levy Mayer. counsel for Armour & Co, who told the committee why he thought the pending bill unconstitutional NIT. Mayors testimony developed an ar- tack on the federal trade commissions method of Investigating the packing industry He said none of the pack ing firms were allowed to present tes- timOny or question witnesses
 MT Swift will resume the stand to- MOTION
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REPORT CHARGE"

When person person call Is made and the particu lar person desired Is will talk when exact telephone address of the particular person desired has not been given and he cannot be reached at tee phone within one hour report charge applies. Such charge also applies if the calling party absent when the connection is completed within hour, if he refuses to talk.
 This charge Is to compensation for the operating work performed and Is usually about onefourh of the
 station to station rate.
 in any where report charge applies, the mini mum charge is 0c and the maximum $2.00
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FRENCH VOICE DISAP- PROVAL OF BOLSHE-
 WIKI PARTICIPATING
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gContinued from Page One) regions should be relatively larger than that Of the other forces, as the European allies have gone through longer service This view is not shared in American quarters, where it is maintained that the relative Amer ican srength is fully up to the require mentS-
 The presence of the military leaders tomorrow is expected to bring a fairly full understanding on this subject.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

VConunued rom Page Onel build SS.250.OOO military hospital at Chicago said the project was disap- proved by Assistant Secretary or War CrOwell over the recommendations O. the medical authorities
 Milton J. TraynOr of the war de psrtment's real estate division, who was charged yesterday in testimony before the committee. with seeking a commission Of SIOO. GOO from Chicago construction company in connection with the hospital. notified the commit tee today that he desired to appear to answer the charge
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
THREE STATES PROTEST GOVT WIRE CONTROL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Protests against continued government control of telegrapks and telephones were presented to the house postoffice con- mittee today by the Vermont, Mon- tana and New Mexico public service commissions
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Continued from Page onel the salaries of official interpreters to S15O a month
 A bill introduced in the house pro videS for the holding of sessions of the superior court at Ajo, Pima eoun- ty- Another provides that 25 per cent Of all fees paid into clerks of superior courts shall go into county law library fund
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N1FRNACINE STRIFE
 STIRS PORTUGAL
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LONDON, Jan 23-A wireless dis patch received from Madrid says re- ports from frontier towns are to the effect that Portuguese war vessels are bOmbardIng OpOrtO. which is still in the control of the monarchicals
 The dispatch adds that rumOrs per sist that former King Manuel is about to land in Portugal
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STATION TO STATIoN' RATE

When person makes toll call without specifying that conversation desired with particular person. and the connection Is established and conversation held the
 station to station rate applies
 This rate IS determined by the airline distance between toll points and IS computed the basis of 5c for each six miles, up to tventfour miles. and 5c for each eight miles beyond that distance.
 Station to station calls should be made by number wherever Telephone Directory information Is available Where this information IS not available at the calling telephone, such calls may be made by giving the toll operator the and address of the subscriber at the telephone called
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PERSON TO PERSON. RATE

When person makes toll call specifying that conver sation Is desired with particular person and the con necton Is established and conversation held with that person, the person to person rate applies, As this service requires greater of operating effort the for such calls about oneourth greater than the station to station rate
 This person to person rate Is computed the day rate between the points involved whether the call Is made during the day during the night and the mini charge Is 20c.
 No person person call Is accepted where the sta ton to station rate Is less than 5c.
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DEFAULTING NEVADA
 POSTMASTER ARRESTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 2S--ThOmas SOden. former postmaster at Verdi. New who was alleged to have fled six months ago with S6-OOO in funds sent through the mails. was arrested today in Gallup. N M and made a confession of the theft, sccordins to message received here by s. R Morse. pOstcffice inspector in charge- Ac- eOrding to the message. SOden said he had spend the money in gambling in Reno. New
 GALLUP, N M-. Jan 23-Thomas SOden. former postmaster at Verdi. Nev-- was arrested today by City Mar shsl Christman. who recognized him frcm a photographic description He is being held in the county jail pend ing the arrival of United States mar shaal- SOden is said to have acknowl- edged he was the defaulting party wanted He had been employed in a store here and also in the Gibson mines
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COLLECT CALLS"

Collect calls calls for which the charges are re- versed; that s to be collected from the subscriber at the distant station at which the call is completed Such collect calls reversed charges are allowed only in connection with person to person" calls
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104, 900 WOUNDED
 SOLDIERS ARE IN
 FRENCH HOSPITALS

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STANDARD TOLL NIGHT RATES

The following reduced fer service on sta- ton to station" basis only effective l20l a. m Jan uary 2l 1919, s..> $50 p. to l2:0o midnight-
 About one-half of the station to
 station day rate
 1900 midnight to 4;30 a. m,-
 About one-quarter of the station
 to station day rase. Fer the purpose of applying night rates the time of day at the point at which station to station message orig mates Is used The minimum night rate is 25c, Day rates apply on calls made at night when the station station charge IS less than the minimum night rate,
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MESSENGER" CALLS

MESSENGEKF CALLS When call IS made person to person basis and messenger required attendance of the desig mated person public pay station at the distant point the messenger call" rate applies, This rate is the the appointment rate for the same distance plus any charge for messenger service The messenger call rate Is computed the day between the points involved whether the cal is made during the day during the night. and the minimum charge Is 25c.
 Messenger charges incurred be paid even if de sired conversation Is not held. No messenger call is accepted where the station to station" rate Is less than Sc,
 Report charges apply under the general oondi- tons as specified for person to person" calls
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APPOINTMENT" RATE

When the calling party placing his call appoints def mite specified time which he will talk on person to person basis and the conversation is held the Speci fled time, the appointment" rate applies, The appointment rate is usually about onehaf greater than the station to station rate.
 The appointment rate Is computed the day be- tween the points involved whether the call Is made dur ing the day or during the night and the minimum charge is 25c,
 No appointment cali IS accepted where the station to station rate Is less than 5c.
 Report charges apply under the same general condi lions as specified for person t0 person" calls
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FEDERAL CONTROL.
 MEANS HIGH PRICES,
 SAYS PACKER SWIFT

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R. R. EARNINGS SHOW
 IMMENSE LOSS FOR 1918

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EXAMPLES SHOWING HOW METHOD
 IS APPLIED

Assuming the airline distance between toll points to b than IA miles, but not mere than 5 miles tn, following initial period rates for service under the vari classes offered would apply:
 Station to station rate $l ,0( Completed person to person" rate .,,,,,..,. l.2' Completed appointment" rate ,,,,,,,,S,,,,.. l,5C Completed messenger call" rate ,,,,,,,>,,,, ,5C
 Plus messenger charges, Report charge ,,,,.,,..,. .,...,..,,,,,,,...,, ?; Rate between 8: 30 D. m. and :; 900 midnight sta
 tion to station service only ,,,,,,,,,,,~,.., .5C Rate between % midnight and 1; 30 a, m sta
 ton to station service only ...-,......,.. 2S
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New Telephone Toll Rates

tive Jonuory 2 1919, Announced December 1 19
 by the Postmaster General Washington D. C.
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method uo(b (bpGntso tn local
 Sesa aAandardh and ofhs
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QUIET SESSION IN
 LEGISLATURE

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COUNCIL LAYS PLANS NTERNATIONALIZATION
 LABOR AND CAPITAL

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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22
BETTER BABIES AT The
STATE FAIR.

Every man and woman has a great
desire to be physically fit and to
aid the coming generation in attain
Ing a higher standard both physically
and morally, Better Babies Contests
are being held all over the United
States. Physical and Mental develop
ment only are considered; mere
beauty does not count. Defects are
uncovered and remedies suggested,
and parents leave the contest know
ing more about their children than
they ever knew before, and the
children are given a better start in
life because Of this knowledge. At
the Better Babies Contest to be held
at the State Fair, Sept. S-13, only
the first 1875 babies entered can be
examined, and no entries can be &C
cepted after Sept. 1st. Entries are
open to all babies between the age
of twelve months and ~thirty-six
months. A good baby" last year
should be a better baby" this year.
War savings stamps will be awarded
to the babes scoring highest in each
class. The Woman's Home Com
panfon of New York City offers four
bronze medals to the highest scoring
babies from city and country and a
gold medal to the champion baby.
In 1918 the gold medal was won at
the State Fair by Doris Mendenhall,
the sixteen months old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Mendenhall Of
Huron, S. D., on a score Of SO u 90.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22

No, the advance in cost has not
affected the demand for automobiles.
1t is still possible to mortgage a home
About the best way for Europe To-
prevent famine is to quit talking and
get TO work. The armistice occurred
last November.
We might, however, circumvent
$50 shoes by staving winter of a
year or two. Our happiest days were
when we toddled around in our bare
feet.
Politics is politics, and will never
be anything but politics, until we
acquire the habit of filing our public
offices with some one besides poll
ticians.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22

Soon it will be no longer the high
cost of living. 1t will be the agony
of longing.
1t is easier to catch a chick than a
fnll-grown rooster. Bolshevism should
be skotched in its infancy.
In the good old days we used to say
that money comes easy and goes
easier" But now il takes IA log chain
to drag it in and a shoestring to drag
1t out again.
Government by the majority is
rapidly approaching the point Of dom
ination by the minority. 1t is time
for thinking men TO do something be-
sides dream.
Must be the high cost Of living has
invaded the sacred precincts Of our
national capitol. Else why this sud.
den and terrific blaze of protest from
Washington?
We read much in the press about
America saving Europe and feeding
the world. But can you recall a
single instance I'm which the rest of
the world came TO the aid of America?
The fellow who keeps his house and
grounds in good condition invariably
uses the same care and taste in his
business career. He may not realize
it, but he is building himself a repu-
tation which pushes him along in the
game of life. 1t is a lesson which
every person in this town might apply
with the best of results, both for
| himself and the community.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22
SUBLIME S%ELFISHNESS

The Republican Publicity Associa
tion, through its president, Hon. Jon,
athan Bourne, Jr., today gave oct the
following statement from it's Wash
ington headquarters:
Sin their appeal TO the public foI
the support Of their reorgan.
izing the railroads the four
brotherhoods assume a most benev.
olent attitude. Full of sympathy for
the abuses they claim capital has
forced upon the poor people they in.
yite support for their legislation,
stating that sit is to benefit the
consuming public, Of which labor at
present. is the audible part" But an
examination Of the bill itself shows
that the brotherhoods have taken
care first Of themselves. Under its
terms the Government will buy the
roads from the present owners, issu-
ing bonds in payment therefor. They
will then be operated by the newly
created National Railways Orerat-
ing Corporation" After providing
for the payment of operating expenses
maintenance, renewals and sinking
fund, the measure d esignate S
what remainn as met earnings
One-half Of the net earnings are TO be
paid into the Treasury, in other
words, will be given to the people.
The other half will be paid to the
employees themselves in the form OF
dividends in the proportion which
each individuals compensation bears
to the total compensation.
lin plain English that means that
the railroad employees will take the
money of all the people out of tie
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22

Treasury and buy the roads. After
that S done they propose to give lOO,-
600, 600 people half the profit Of OPP
Grafton. 5,O0O,O00 people will keep
the other half, assuming that there
are 1000, 600 employees and that each
represents a family of five. In other
words each member of the brother
hoods will receive In profits 20 times
more than any other citizen, and ia
addition will get his share as a mem
Der of the total population.
After ~confiscating the roads without
a cent of expenditure on their part,
except as they form about five per
cent Of all who contribute taxes To
the Treasury, these economic high
waymen propose to give 20 each Of
their membership ~ times as large a
share Of the profits as any other per-
son will be permitted to receive.
That Is what the sO-cdlled Plumb
plan, reduced to facts, means,
and a yelled threat is held over the
countri that unless their demands
are complied with by Congress, the
railroad employees will effect a com
plete tie-up of Of our transportation
systems, with its attendant paralysis
OF the nation.
"Bolshey ism in Russia has nothing
on this"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22
MORE HYPHENS

IF the United States should become
a member of the league of nations,
the hvphen would assume a new sig
n%iicance and Importance in American
politics. While entirely free from
European entanglements, we have
had the German-A mericans, the
Irish-A mericans, etc. Since the war
began the use Of the hyphen has been
exceedingly unpopular, due largely to
the outspoken and unqualified Amer
icanism Of such men as Roosevelt. A
mements thought will show that
American connection with every
European controversy will increase,
rather than discourage use OF the
hyphen. II Italy and France, for in
stance, become involved In some diff
ference which must go to a league OF
nations Tor settlement, with the dele
gate from the United States entitled
TO a voice In the determination Of the
question, every Italian In the United
States will want the American dele
gate TO decide in favor OF his country
while every Frenchman will want
similar action In favor Of the land Of
his ancestry. Since delegates change
from time to time the attitude of the
delegates becomes an administration
matter, and therefore political. Tn
dor a lnannn nf T,nfinnE fhnro MO
would soon find national politics
affected by the sympathies of a large
portion of our citizens for the inter-
ests Of the motherland. However a
man might try to disregard mis- former
nationality and forget his affection
for another flag, he would consciously
or unconsciously find himself swayed
by IN interest not American. And
this would be legalized by the actual
eminent in the determination of
international questions in which we
have no direct concern. So long as
we are settling American problems
only, we can ask all our citizens to be
for America and America ony. When
we accept the task and duty Of set
thing other peoples quarrels, we must
expect our citizens to show an inter-
est In those quarrels and to take
sides, just as they have a right to do
in every domestic problem. Under
the league of nations, all information
al controversies become domestic po-
itical issues. If we were a homo
geneous people this would not be true
but it is inevitably true in a compos-
tie citizenship such as ours.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22

This continual reading about the
high cost Of living is becoming as
painful as paying the bill.
The protiteer swats the cons inner
and the consumer takes it out on the
fly. Some comparison, but true-dis-
tressingly true.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22
Nothinu of the Sort.

"Is this proposition of yours, sir
a tentative one?"
Laws, no, brother; it's merely
tryin' out of the idee."
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22
The Resemblance.

"Why are stars like persistent mid
night lawbreakersT' .
81 suppose it is because the latter
sin till late"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-22
A Real Ambition.

SIS he ambitiouS?"
II should say so. He says he'll
never be content until he can drive
a golf ball 200 yards every time"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE


The undersigned administrator OF
the estate OF WQherimina Erbse, de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that by
virtue OF al order OF the Wayne Cir
cult court OF Wayne County. Indiana,
she will at the hour OF 2 o'clock P. NJ.
on Tuesday, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1919, at the premises, No. $50
South 11th' street, in the city Of Rich
mcnd in said county and state, offer
Tor sale at public vendue, all the in
terest OF said decedent in and to the
following described real estate, 1owit:
Lot Number ntnety-five (e5) in Bick-
le & Laws Addition to the City OF
Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,
excepting q strip Of ground one %
foot in width of OF the south side
thereof.
Said property viii be sold subject
to the approval Of said WAYNE Circuit
court for not less than two-thi-ds OF
the full appraised value. Al least
one-thicd OF the purchase 'Cey
cash in hand, the balance n two rQG2!
installments. payable IN no5 10 OK,
coed nine and eighteen months. evi
de1ced by notes OF the purchaser pay
able in bank, bearing six per cent
interest from date Of sale, waving re-
lief. providing for attorneys fees and
secured by mortgage on the real es-
tacs sold, or the purchaser may pay
cash at his option
ANNA ERBsE,
Administrators.
A c. Lin6emuth, Atty.
. Oct. 25-Nov. 1915
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-15
EPBSE,

A. c. Lin6emuth, Atty.
j Oct. 25-Nov. 1915
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-15

FOR SALE-Restaurant and Fixtures
and Hotel Frrniture; good business
and good location. Box G-112o, care
a Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State Of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Estate of Leah Kendall. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator
OF the estate Of Leah Kendall. de-
ceased, late Of Wayne County, Ind
lana Said estate is supposed to be
solvent
MICHAEL KENDALL.
Administrator
Gardner, Jessup & Hoelscher, Attys.
Nov. S-15-21
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-15
AGENTS g. statesmen WANTED

COAL sHORTAGE-Naking oil burn er
men rich. Gas fires in coal stoves
from common coal oil. Big pay for
workers. Iustant-Heat Mfg Co.,
Columbus. Ohio.
EARN $40 WEEKLY-Showng samples
for large Cut-rate Grocery Mail Order
House Men wanted everEwhe ere
Sample case free. The Independent
Association, Detroit. Mich.
Aggressive REPRESENTATIVE
pablo OF qualifying as District Mana
ger and able to manage local business
of his own. Worlds Salesman sa! :
Congress, kresge Bldg, Detroit, Mich