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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

tejze Waluty W swojem panstWie
Utar1o sia mniemanie re przez
nagromadzenie zlota mona pod.
|niesc Wartosc waluty. I to mnie.
Imanie Jest bledne. Podniesienie
Isle Waluty w danym razie ME jest
EWykluczone, lecz ME ma dfugo.
importerzy BOWEN zazadaja "a.
lplaty w z%locie, pc wyczerpaniu
sic zas zapasu nastapi ponowna
znizka. Jak przydatnosc jednost-
Xxi w spo}eczenstwie swiadczy 9
wartosci jego Weksli, tax i Walu.
ia, kt0ra jest niczem innem, jak
ltylko wekslem panstWowym, ma
Wartosc tylko O lyle, ilesnared
Iposiada dostateczny stopien przy
ldatnosci ola innych narod6w.
Wartoscia ia jest jak zaznaczy-
|lismy ma wstepie, jego dojrzalosc
eksportowa. Jesli vice chcemy
|dojsc do niej, jesli chcemy pod:
)nieSc kurs swej waluty, bez Wzgle
du ma to czy to bedzie marka pol
ska czy zfoty, mllsimy JAG sic pra
CIV / leSZcZe raZ piracy. muSimy
IWyprodukoWac mp. lyle wegla,
nafty it'd. by go starczylo nietyl-
ko ola mas ale j ola .innych. Q
5chwila podniesienia sic Wartosci
pieniadza, spadna ceny artyku-
low pierwszej potrzeby. Me rad
vice jest Winien, re odczuWamy
brak opa}u, zyWno6ci it'd, ze ar
|tyku}y te So drogie, ale 81, kt6rzy
(pchaja kraj do anarchii, ale ci,
ktorzy odciagajac masy odsWarsz
tatow piracy kaza i'm strajkoWae
sic wysokich plac ga Cd
NE4E W. ah.EZS
Wrotnie proporeyonalna wydaj-
nose tel piracy.
lin dluzej masy HE zrozumieja
tego, i'm dluzej beWa pozwalaly
kieroWae SODA zdraicom j agen-
tom Observation-Disclosures
wickim, tenn dluzej bedziemy
swiadkami drozyzny tych ME-
|domagan pod kt6rych brzemiee-
mem ugina sic narod j Mode pan
stWo polskie. Ogol musi sobie to
usWiadomic i sam przeprowadzie
sanacye stosunk6W, rad mocen
jest odegrac role czynnika poemlln'oQsc=.
niczeggo jedynie.
Pornszajjac spraWe Walutty ME.
mozemy przemylczec nienflnnIile5
zasadniczej spraWy, q mianloqWieieis
EpolityH obsecneeo ministtra .finann-
sow, konspirujaeego bardzo sta
5ralniie. Polityka budzi powazneI'
obaWy, przeciWko ezemuL musini,y
zastrzedz sic jak najbardzieejj sta a
IlOWczo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
MARTIN GATZ UDUSIK SIZE "
WLASNYM DOMU.

Martin Gatz, % letni starzee:
ktory mieszkal sam W domu pod
mr.. $50 zach. 4tej I'LL, znaleziony
zostal niezywy W czwartek popo:
l;udniu, gdy prz%echodzqcy tam
czfowiek zobaczyf dym wydoby,
Wajacy sic: z okien domu, dial a:
larm i odkryto re starry czfowiek
lc1al bez zycia na podiodze a ca}e
lozko w plomicniach.
Ogien szybko Ugaszono a koro-
ner byf wnet IA. miejscu, a ponie-
waz zadnych innych oznak6w po-
wodu smierci ME znalazf, orzekl
IL Smierc nastapila z uduszenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

1adaia, l9lg.
IMI.aI9gIIIFFs5E1s -
= y 4 :!
HECe,nl!y
SszIlg0NA.
/ WTOREK I6 GRUDNIA 1919.
1arartowane przez BAY state
Milling Go.
Pszenica.
NJ. / wiiosenna $3.50
M. 2 wiosenna 2.85
NJ. 5 wiosenna 2.7O.
M. 1 czerwona Wiosenna 2.75
Mr.. 2 czerWona Wiosenna 2.75
NJ. 8 czerWona wiosenna 2.60
NJ. / Twarda zimrlo,Na 2.55
M. 2 Twarda zimowa ESQ
M. 1 Twarda zimoWa 2.45
M. / Czerwona zimoWa 2.40
Nr. 3 Czerwona zimoWa 2.35.
M. 3 Czerwona zimoWa 2.25
NJ. 2 zyto $3.50
Nr. 3 zyto 1.48
kaportow7alne przez =. Miller
Maka-
Pszenena maka " II becz pl6ci-
nych workach jeden pc 4.15
Pszenne srot 10 fnt. papierowe
work. pc SIC
Pszenica 5 funt papierowe wor
XII jeden 45c
Ekonomiczny Cereal 5 fnt pa
pieroWe work. 45c
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe
work. kazdy .55c
lolita kornowa kasza 10 fnt wo
Xxi pc 55c
Czysta bukwita 10 fnt papiero-
1--we work. pc &c
Same podnoszaca bukwita 4
funt papierowe work. pc 35c
Pasza-
Pszenny Bran W 100 fnt wor-
kach tona pc $4,000
Pszenny Middlings tona $4,000
zytni Middlings tona $500
Reddog 100 fin. work. ton 67.O0
Gerry hureoWne.
Masto .
Ser 33-3|
Mod 2o-25
JaJa tuzln 40
siano Tymotka l8.oO-2o.Vo
Siano Dixie l2.oo
kartofle $50
Fasola Beans 80
OWES fOc-I1 4
kukurydza 'lo-l.2o
EkaportoWane przez "1nona nA@i'
Cram TO-
. NJ. 4 o5
Jeeznlir Sss; ! M NJ. 5 1.25
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

luEJSCON||El.
Skoh sw. Stanis AVA IAN
knieta

2 powodu zaoszczedzenia opa--
INV przesziy piatek zakongczJyla
sic nauka " szkole sw. stanlislae-
wa K.a pc nabozenstWie odbyio
sic blogoslaWienstWo NaJsW. Sa-
kramentu i tax odbywac sic be
die z.do ezasu edy niebezpie-
czenstwo opaiowe przemdlilnnle v
naaEem miesc:e.
Msze sw. odbyWae sic beda W
niedziele, piels.Wrzaao 8:5 9. s SUI
mao lo;15 Ws~an povszzseddhnaiiee'
takze pierwsza msza sW. odbeedzzile
sic 0 800 godzinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Diva lata reulnatyzamu.

Charles Ress Z Vayenley, B. G.,
pisze "Przez diva .1ata bylem
Aozony reumatyzmem, lecz osm
butelek Ora. Piotra Gomozo ule-
cEylo mnie zupeinie. Me mann
dis stow ma pochwale teggol ekar-
stwa. Polecam je tym, kt6rzy cier
pie. ma reumatyzm." To stare,
przez czas wyproboWane lekarst-
wo zio}owe .przyWraca normalne
czynnosci merck j watroby, przez
co odnaWia i oczyszcza kreW i u
suwa przyczyne reumatyzmu. Me
jest ono aptecna medycyna. Pc.
dalsze informacye piszcie: Dr..
Peter Fahrney & CO., 2501 Was
hington Blvd, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Budynek zniszczony przez eksplo-
Eye gazu, sprzedany.

Marciin Brom kupn Cd PM Ana ma
stazyi Maroushek Tote = rlmowis-
KEN przez eksplozye gazoWa wy
wroconego dorlu, PREY drugiej
i Carimona I'll. "a $500. Pan Brom
rozpoczal tersz usuWac .rumow Wis
ko j ma zamiar pobudowae tam
nar6znikoWy honlzrctny budyyn'eAk
kt6ry ehce uzywac W p%o}aczeniu
z G swym Unforeseen jake konlkrr'et-
ny kontraktor. mn !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
0BECNEeQ
KRYzYSU EKONOMICztEl
GO.
w uGazecie Porannei" cEy

" Gazec1e PoranneJ cEy Eassk
my ss
PrzezyWamy ciezki kryzys exc 50
nomiczny jeden 2 ciezszychSpoodlss
ezas tej wojny. Drozyzna j brsakIk
artyku16W pierwszej potrzeby sic
ga katastrofalnych rozmiar6sWll.
re wszech stron slychac utyslid--:
wanna j zarzuty staWiane tym czyy:
innym czynnikom panstWoWym,
mniej lub Wiecej uzasadnionnte,,,
kt6re jednak 4 ME sieeggaja sedna
sprawy, ME moga tez wp1ynae ga g
'popraWe Wysoce anormalnych stos
sunrk66W. Zdajac sobie spraWeszz
tego ze glosnym powodem Wyzej
wspomniianIeggo Jest przedeWszystt-
klein snliisHl stan Waluty zWrocilis-
my sic do jednego 2 wybitnych e
konomist6w polskich 2 prosba Q
49, - .E#. IN. III -.
wyjasnienie nam przyczyn pre-
dewszystkiem tego zjaWiska, re.
up. marka niemiecka stoi Wyzej
cd polskiej, podczas gdy Niemcy
w porownaniu z Polska So panst-
Heiln 'AnireJ -,
! :, :.
i oupoW'eu pal naAl - = =
-" o1 =. - a.1s g
'r.. 'o9o 80 800 80. 49,
~ 80.
oAeso o''1'so poAi''"' =. ISL pon
s1"o ~ Aa''Aa AapoeanAi =" 60
spy ""iu'a .eso =paih''" 'o,V
po' 49,, ! s''no; Ian'nA "yp"o-
~. 8 'le o''o''1 tsiei1i.y, - on''
.S'A' ''Ao 80 ~ Il, ,'sulo'
"s''o" :, 80 go ai'y 49,"
= - - ;
-. :,
p0e1uAiS 90" ~ :
".
'A's'No po''h'. i'As4'Ao're poo
oN'' Willy - aiii1oN ane
p ~ yum. S",o.oMe' ~ ~
"s '"i W 'ai'',
p~rAee'.A'l' wy o1o"' o''
A"iF' 10y ,
'..EnA 1'.oV se''n' ''i 49, ~
'if - " =!
.'iio'ol pi' '0n ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
EGzAMIN OLA ROBoTNIKoW

Poczmistrz H. T., Buck oglasza
re W budynlzu poczty winonskiej
edbedzie sic. egzamin W dniach
cd IL do 81 grudnia, wlacz11ie, "
za1niarze wypeinienia 'wakansu
gdy A. Malosh zrezygnuje ze szta
bu j%unitora. CT kt6rzy maja "a
miar podda6 sig wyprobowaniu
niechaj wypelnria odpowiedlizii na
blankiecie aplikaccyjnlym podda-
lza sic WypIr6bowaniu SHY " ira
ktowaniu co doewagi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
-KoNsULToRZY DYECEZYI
N o

Konsultorami dyecezyi winon.
skiej, jak podajc "Winona Cou:
rier,' So nastepujacy: Prev. ks.
Mgsr. Edward II. Dealin, Austin:
Prev. ks. Mons;gn. j. Pacholski
Winona; Prev. KS. Mgsr. Otto
Zachmann, Adrian; Wiel ks. S
Maddocky Ghatfield; Wiel. ks
Robert Hughes, Mallhato; Wiel
~
KS. Jan Meier, Winona.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
nv IN. AssocIatsd Press

Homo again is expressed in Paris that
the reply Of the allied and assoclateo
governments to the German countcr-proH
nosals 10 the demands made in the peace
treaty soon will be in readiness LOT
presentation 10 the Germans. rFiuAS
n gain is mentioned as the probable day.
The commissions to which were en-
+rusted the study Of various problems
brought up by the German reJoinoers
all have about completed their work ana
tho council Of four has settled by dls-
cussion more Of the important provisions
Of IN. treaty over which there had peen
divergence Of opinion inside the council.
Those questions include the reparatiohS
Germany shall make and refusal 70
qiyc Germany the mandate over her
former colonies.
Premier Clemenccau OF France. VINO
has contended strongly against any les
sening in the severity OF the terms OF
the treaty apparently has won his point.
for advices from Paris say that the doc
uuent is TO remain virtually unchanged
as TO text and that the main changes
are ordinations rather than moditiCa-
tions. settlement Of the Silesian qucS-
tinn has been reached. The question ot
GermanyS adms ssion TO the league or
nations ia still under discussion. but,
II Is reportcd. with Il tendency 10 ac-
cord.
On the other hand. little progress Is
being made in drafting the missing
clauses OF the Austrian treaty and mean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12

LONDON. June 1.-THE French po-
lice go far have accounted for 10 women
victims and a boy, but there arc oeliev-
"a 10 he many more and possibly when
The Investigations are completed 1t Will
he found that Henri Landru was also
responSiblc for the mysterious disap-
pearancc OF some English women during
the last three or four years.
W. are able 10 publish some astound-
ing revelations regarding the Blue
hea rYs life in London. where he was
dubbed the Duke OF Bond Street" He
lived for a considerable time in the West
End. and inquiries are now being made
with a view TO tracing his history and
ascertaining whether any Of the numer-
Gus Englishwomen whom he fascinated
and decoyed met the dreadful fate OF
their French sisters. The wide public
~ given to Landru's crimes and the cir
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Wheeling's Greatest Day a Memory
France Magnificent Success
Wilson ''UnoffiCiaNy"
Strong For the Irish

PARIS. June l1.-(By the Associated
PrcssD-President Wilson today tolo
representatives OF Irish societies IN
America that he would do what ne cou'u
unofficially to bring the Irish question
IN the attention of the other peace ccm-
miSsioncrS.
Announcement to this effect was mace
by Frank ?. Walsh and Edward r.
Dunno. representatives of the lr;sh-
Americans. after They had had thirty
minute conference with tho president.
The promise made by the president was
in reply to question from Messrs'.
Walsh and Dunno as to what the pres
ldnnt intended doing in view OF the res
olution adopted by the senate urging
that tho American delegation take steps
~ have representatives Of Ireland heard
bv tho pcacc conference.
Mcssrs. Walsh ind Dunno said that
they went over tho situation in Ireland
generally in their talk with the pfesi-
dent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
HOW THE PEACE
TREATYREACHED
NEW WORKERS
LAMONT SENT COPY
TOT THE RED CROSS
Root Declares There Was
Nothing Improper in the
Transaction

WASHINGTON. Jun II. How the
peace treaty reached private hands in
Now York and thus stirred up sem
Sation in tho senate was established
to-day al a Two hour hearing before the
foreign relations committee.
Senator Lodge revealed that the copy
he saw was shown him by Elihu Root.
former secretary Of state. MI Root
told the committee nc got IL from Henry
=. Dawson. a member OF the Morgan
banking house and head Of the Rcd
Cross. and Mr.. Dawson in turn tcsti-
fled il was given him in Paris by Thos
W. Lamont. another Morgan partner
attached to tho American peace mission
J. +. Morgan and Frank a. Harderllp
retiring president of tho National CITY
Bank. also before the committee. sald
they never had seen n copy.
With that tho Committc" ADJOURNED
without setting a date to continue the
hearing and with members on both sides
OF the treaty controversy saying pri-
vatcly that the nvcstigation apparently
was over.
Mr.. Dawson said he secured the copy
to clear up the status OF the Red Cross
under the league OF nations, and never
had used it in financial way. lto had
shown il to no one except Mr.. Root. he
q.
cause he knew the former secretary was
hning consulted by inc American Iiis-
sion.
Mr.. Root gave ii as his opinion that
thorc was nothing improper in the way
the treaty reached him and that hc was
free 10 usc il as he chose. There could
be nothing secret about il. he told tho
conmittcc, because the German govern
rrcnf had made II public.
Under questioning. Mr.. Root. VINO ap-
pearnd in the inquiry voluntarily. went
on TO say that while tho senaet was
within its rights in asking for a copy
af,er tho treaty became public in Ger
many. President Wilson was within ms
rights in Withholding II If he chose.
All tho witnesses said they had heard
rumorS of other copies in New YORK
but did not know whether tchy existed
ike statements were madc in telHgrams
10 tho committee by Jacob Schift, OF
Kuhn. Loeb and Company. and laul
Wnrhurg. formerly partner IN the
sam" firm.
Tonight the inquiry. ordered BY inc
senate last week seemed 10 have rcach-
cd a Standstrll. hcCauS" no on" had an!
further Witnesses TO suggest Senator
I.odFc and Senator Borah. Republican.
of Idaho. who made tho revelations
which started tho investigation said
ihcy considered all their statements IN
tho senate had been proved. and Scna-
tor Hitchcock, Democrat. Of Nebraska.
author Of the investigation resolution.
declared tho inquiry apparently had
lapscd without showing any dangerous
leak in diplomatic channels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
Big LINER
RANMEDIN
M|D-OCEAN
Graf Waldersee, Former Ger
man Ship, IN Collision With
the Redondo Patricia
Standing By the Stricken
Vessel, Which May Be Saved

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE
steamship Graf Waldersee, a for
mer German liner taken over by
the United States shipping board,
vas rammed in latitude 40.16
aorth, longitude 1918 west, &C
.ording to a wireless message re-
.eived here tonight.
The message said the L. S. S.
Patrieia\was standing by and that
it might be possible to save the
Graf WaIdersee.. It was said that
the steamship Redondo probably
was the vessel which rammed the
Graf WalderSee.
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ton Of gifts and when h" mad" an a"-
quaintance. no matter h"w 'HSu"l. h"
usually spent his finances literally in
order to impress ms dup"s 81 tn"
strength Of his own position. and thus
gain their confidence.
Expensive Suppers to Inspire Trust.
There is ono establishment in oxford
Circus where Landru WAS an almost
nightly visitor. and tn" manager "t This
chop now relates how IN" Blucheard
never appeared twIr" with tn" same
female acquaintance. II" always had
new toy and often thcr" was an extra
ordinary discrepancy in their years.
Sometimes his companion was just
strip Of London business girl. who. ig-
norant OF Landrus intentions. accepted
him as kindly ronial-manner"d old
gentleman with NOR" money than sense.
Sometimes again he would charcrone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
MODERN FRENCH BLUEBEARD'S SECRET LIFE REVEALED
~
WERE MANY ENGLISH GIRLS
Copyright 1912 by the International News Bureau Inc

rvcn smilc nj him Landru instantly
halted. raised his hat and offered an
irresistible salutation.
\ walk IN the Row was then suS-
gcstcd. and Rluebcard would pour tho
most fantastic nonsense into the cars
Of his latest dupc. He would repeat :he
stories OF his cxtravagant wealth aao
talk airily Of the vast property which
he owned in France.
I.andru. however. always proceeded
about his ncfarious mission warily. and
hc took good care not 10 fall into the
hands Of .hc police. for one" arrested he
was certain TO be found guilty Of white
slave traffic crimes. and would have
b'."n sent to long spell Of penal servl-
tude.
For this reason he limited his visits
to London and he never stopped more
than three months at a time in England.
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What manner Of man was Landru: He
was neither elegant nor handsome. In
fact his features were conspcuously
commonplaco. But h" dressed exceed
Ingly well. and his tallnr's bill must
have cost him a pretty figure.
His favoritc attire was morning dress
and hc carried himself With sGch
hauGhtincss and jauntinNss that people
often stood and looked a+tcr the dappor
little F'rcnchman as he strollrd lcisurcly
through the thorouEhfarcs OF the West
End.
A Frequenter Of Bond Street.
Tradesmcn niCknamed him The Duke
OF Bond street. for nearly every morn
ing. especially during the summer
months Landru paraded the fashionable
thoroughfare ostensibly to arrest the
attention Of young women. II any or
his admirers were foolish enough to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
$4,000 Soldiers 10
Come Over This Month

PARIS, June I1.-(By tho Associated
Pershing has advised
that he proposes to transport $4,000
men homcward during the month OF
June. This breaks all previous records
for moving troops overseas. and exceeds
the number Great Britain moved across
the channel in any month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
PETER COMAR SUCCUMBS

Petcr Ccmar 56 years old. mill
worker. OF les Seventeenth street. dlcd
this morning al o'clock in the North
WhceIinS hospital. after undergoing
scyorc operation for intcrna! trouble.
Mr.. Comar was taken 10 III" hospital
on June 4. and was operated on IN thn
last few days. 1lc rs survived by MS
wife and four children.
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He would then return to Paris. no doubt
10 fleece fresh prey and lure them u
the bungalow whore the French pc!icS
arc now recovering grim relics Of his
revolving and callous crimes.
How many women have disappeared
from their homes in London since the
war began ono can only hazard Q guesx
There Is seldom a week passes that the
police are not notified Of some youLG
woman who is missing. and within thu
last twelve months there has se4a q
pronounced increase. and many young
women. especially OF the flapper typA
hav" left their parents never TO return
again.
1-andru is. Of course, not th0 only
Bluebeard in existence. and be repre-.
sents q specimen Of manhood which 81
(CoutinnOd On YAHN 1UA
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m elderly lady. another chance acauaint-
ancc when h" would pick up in the VI
"inIiN Of PlCadIlly.
There was 4 good deal Of method IN
I.andru's tactics. Th" first str"k" IN
hs campaign WAS To Inspir" trust. and
this was usually accompanied by an "H-
ponSiyc supper and lofty talk about MS
business in the W"st End and delight
full country estate. supposed TO be STU
atcd in DcvOnshlrc.
nu, it was not to the country that
Landru lured his victims. II was to
Paris. and whether any Of th"m ever
returned to their English homes remains
to h, established.
The Investigations into his life his
tory arc only now in their initial stage,
and many months must elapse before the
police Will be able to probe his career
to the bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
GIVE GERMANS
FIVE DAYS To
ACT ON TREATY
Reply of the Allied Powers to
Counter Proposals VIII Be
Ready on Friday

PARIS. June 11.-(By The Assoelaoeo
Press)-Distinct progress was reported
tonight on the reply OF the allies ana
associated governments to the German
and indiations are
that the reply will be ready TOT oeh'-
cry on Friday.
The Germans will be given nFe oaSS
limit for final action. which Wouio Ine1'
fore come on or before Junei TO-
The main feature Of this progress W.
an agreement regarding the repeI go, ",
terms. which have been the suuJo'
a sharp controversy during 'ne
ten days.
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culation Of his photograph hav" helped
many people in London TO recognize
familiar figure. For Landru was no
stranger in London. II" came mere III
1912 and lived for time in the neigh-
borhood Of Shaftesbury avenue.
At this period in his career nc was
Interested IN a little French restaurant
in the Soho district. He never appears
70 have done any real work and most OF
his time was employed in cultivatlng
friendships with susceptible dupcs Of
the opposite sex.
A striking feature Of Landru's charac-
ter Is that hc always avoided mon both
in London and in Paris. II was women
whom he sought. and invariably he Sc
lected victims possessed either of flour
ishins business or with substantial pri-
vate rlcans.
Landru was not mean in his distribu-
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WILL CLEBRATE

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Juno II -
Charleston will ccl"hrat" homo coming
day for the soldiers tomorrow when D.
members Of tho 3lSth ambulance corps
Trhn / Cornwcll and State Auditor
John s. Darst will hc speakers at tho
banquet to be held. following parade
Of all overseas men.
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SETTLEMENT
At DETROIT

DHTRoyT, Mich, June IA tenn
pornry settlement OF the street car
strike that has completely tied up
traction service here for four days
was affected late tonight when the
city council and officials Of the De-
troit United Railways reached AL
agreement under which operations are
20 be resumed immediately, leaving
9. ffnnl settlement Of the fare contr0-
vsrsy on which the strike has hinged,
20 arbitration
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Will Reduce Army
Strength to 100000

WASHINGTON. Jun" ll.-Further re-
arc,ion in the size OF the army TO hc
naintained for the next ffSca! year was
tentatively agreed upon by the h"us"
+oday in deciding 20 base appropriations
for pay and maintenance on an army "r
500. 900 men. instead OF +oo.Ono. as rec
commended by the house m'Iitary com
-.;,+so The war department has rec
nrnrhended provision for an army OF
500 900.
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CELEBRATE PASSING
OF JOHN BARLEYCORN +.

The Colerain w c. T. ". arc to haye
rally Friday evening beginning at s 20.
Mrs. Florence Richard. state president
OF the Ohio w. c. T. T., who is an elo-
auent speaker of wide reputation. viii
give an address. There win also be
good music. tahl"au1 and farewell
service for John Barloycorn. Every one,
interested in a dry Ohio come. It will
be an outdoor meeting held IN the or.
chard Of the Wayside Inn. Free to all
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SHIPS COLLIDE
DIFF NEW YORK;
ONE ABANDONED

NEW YORK, Juno ll.-Thc Itsl-
ian steamship Argentina conided
With the steamship Yankee, operas-
Al nv tho United States shipping
board, on Rire Island Light late to-
nIght. The Yankee WAS reported 70
be leaking % badly that she Was
abandoned BY her captain and crew,
who wore taken aboard the Argen-
tina which In standing by.
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JUAREZ. Mexico. Jun" l1.-Advance
forces Of General r"iip" Angeles arc re-
ported at San Augusun. just half way
between JuaroZ and Guadalupe. or 10
miles cast Of Juarcz. Two d"taChmcnts
of fcdcrals. consisting each Of lnh men.
left in the direction Of that place on a
reconnaissance.
At AS D. M. III" cntir" Juarrz Garri-
son was showing signs Of activity. There
were reports o. n skirmish A few miles
east Of JuarcZ.
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WASHINGTON. June il.-AdviC"s to
tho state department lat" today said rn-
ports that Villa was approaching Juarcz
were erroneous Tho wires south Of thai
city have hocn cut. but II was said there
were no Indications that rebel forces
were approaching tho city.