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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-29

rationale &iGlpefomlte, 6ormrno /
Statafomiteer % or0re or iuobuot
I'll at oeltage.
Get ~iorpeutes, at NotionoIfomi.
teens Wsoe oeiaa bill brinee ircntra.
eenbc Gelnofrater fra ale anrtcr al
9onoct iii Chicago, % at @enner az
sc iorifieIligc gipirnntcr til ocn De.
m~ofrotiife Vrriibentnomirntion pil
beuptte InIeoningen til at Ionoere
- % o~parbeioe - Stenmingeu for
fine Sauorit. aanoiooter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-29
T%orbud$loven.
&upcn ifal baaYobTOcs nocn SenIgn
til Sriffeuarcrncs NlfubulitDrfe.
cbrDgning.

Sra @a'bingtou meboeIc8 Den
25oe SlpriI, at &e9ieringen er iait
bcitemt paa at baanobGpc BEN pro.
~piioriifc 6orbuoslop mos 3ilpirf-
ming % SuIg Of Gl o. Bin til Tunft
% Yroffe, uoei Senipn til, ON De
er bcrlticroe eler eli.
Senlte grfIGrirg iramfom / Nlt.
leoning al Ben AZ @rp89ericrre /
@ep gorf begpnote Sag moo Ben
isoerale &eaiering iorat iorbinbre
Dem ira at tiIpirfe Gl inoebopelloe
pa @rocent aIfoboI. grfIpringelt
blep fremfsrt / Surbunbsretten /
Netp Yorf, bpor Sngen Den open.
n9pnte Cato blep paabegpnot, al
@iGinm &. Sitts, Sitititsoeporte.
melttcts Sagfsrer.
Sagiercren lroerrctteoe Connie
reu, u. q. Sanb, ON, at Suititsoe.
portementet bperfen uioite CIer brpo
Jig ON, ONT 81 al Sen nngipne Stprfe
pir beritIenoe eler Ell.
2open iorbpoer eiter ben 30te
Sitni Iaapel Ailpirfning iom Solg
al "gl, @inc % nnbre W%oItertrufter
iaupeliom Spirititoia / Griffeeie.
meo", inotil 0emobiliicriltgen al
ben amerifaneif GrigsitDrfe er al.
%iluttet, erfl9rebe ban. @iter &e'
9ierineenS Wening or Der irteen
nGrnlere Sortolfniltg gipet al Or,
oete "Gl" % Din, % aongreS'
lens flarli9e Senii9t of f~orbinore
"Spilo" at aorll % Srltgt peo I'll.
pirfningell al oiale Sriffc oil bii
bu~aliob9pet ltoel1 Setlpn I'll oereS
llfobolitprfe.
Mr. Sitts oplpite, at Ger, inbtil
2opcns 8ritnblopsmesiiebeo er BE
bet paaosmt al &etterue, intet
Sfriot bill bli taeet fra &egieriilgens
SIDE til at itanIe GItiluirfningen,
ilelt parileOe 9rDggerierue ON, at
DC, ON &ienoelier1 ifuI0e femme til
at gad bem inloo, reiifereoe at bIi
lat unoer retslig Siltale.
Sbp. Statsminiiter Goot, Iorn CT
grpggeriintereS lerneS &ope0lagis.
rer, erfl9reoe, at Sagell, OH oct
ifulOe frGpes, pil bli inbanfet for
DC 8oreneoe StatcrS @pieiteret.
Woiblugton Sen 24oe Ipril. Ser
Toner, ion mtligens pmgaoes meo
Nloiter fiji at Iope lit e9et 81 eler
8rGllbepin, ~eftcrot Sonosforbuoet
beil lite Suli er troo0t &rnit, bar
lies / ct al Srternol Eepenue-9 hi
reailet iloienbt GirfulGre ON ocll
Straf, be oerpeo uoiGtter Jig Tor.
Ser fnll, bl. a., anferes, at limo
laoelie al at re9iitrere ell 9rp9ge.
eIler @rGnoepinsfiebel itraifeS meo
@sber iira 500 til $1,000 % 6Pns.
lei ira Ell Wtaaneo iii TO g(ar.
Sor Siluirfning al 81 eIler 9rGn-
oebilt / Stater eller Iofale Sntroa-
ser, bpor ioooan @irfiombeo err Tor.
bilot, opfrGoes Ell Sfat al $1,000.
SpertrGbelier al arigStioSiorbuoet
itraffes nleb 1000 Collars / WhtIft
eller ct Iars SGngIel, eaer begge
Iele, % SiIpirfning al 81 eGer
@biifpmGIf me0 ira $500 iii $4,000
i @eOer % 6pngiel ira Ter Mua-
ne0er til fire Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-29
ny polarerpeoition.

ara Souoou telegraferes Ben 1Soe
GpriI. Sislge Ell gieoOeIeIie : Spens
giorgenblaoe iorbereoes en- M grpe.
oition iii Be antarftIife Ggre. 2eoe.
rem al Grpe0itioum pil BIZ Sobn
9oVe, Der ious RetcUrol0g mcoiulstc
De brittle Grpeoitioncr til Spopols.
eanene ! @larene t9t4-t9t7.
Gen me g%rpeoition lfal tiltrPoe
6Rroen ! Stunt 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-29
DalefampaSnerne.

0aibirston ben 25be April. Zen
oemofratiife Nntionalfomite ifaI bape
lit ferite Neoe ! Gbicaso Den 2sbc
og 29oe Wai.
Wsoet oil marfere aabninsen al
oen bemofratiife TrGiibeutfamposne
% bill antaSe aaratter al en- almin-
beIis aonierenee, bportil arinoernes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-29
KuldebeI9e.
6n uiGounnlia iterf Gnloe biemisser
&GnSrts pitlige !SolpSel.
Stor Sronfaoc.

@ailington Oeu 25oe April. Gn
altIoebelge meo Sne6pger % 6roit.
temperatures er ioag ircnberi.euoe
ooer belle Sauoet siteuior YtjSiisiip,
pien.
SfiSut ingcn gpr~ilrcforoer. ioa'
'niot man beo, err blet Iaaet, or Dog
altIoen u~iropnnli1 % bill nutnaelis
peoudrc til inloraeu eler Ssnoag.
) Ontario ullte Sbernouieteret i
MorgcS poa 10 @rooer ooer Zero
CD Niiloegrnoer) % poa 20 @raoer
ooer Zero 02 SltIoe9raoer) pad
monge Steoer / Retu Dorf Stat.
Wian irpgter Tor, at aliIoen bar AT.
rettet betpoelig Sfnoe, flint ben
iremberitenoe uofina lterfe 0iuo bar
reOOet De tioIiBe gluItugcr ira total
2oelrageIie.
"&cirmdt0en" ilotaltc. pdd Sor.
auleouing. oeri 9icuiug. at Seirct
por ior folot Tor Bale 9aq, iirr bd
&inoen iremoeles par Tor lterf OF
bite 3il6gieligbeo til al ndd @nars.
7 ooJens Saitigbeo al ira 10 I'll 80
WPiG / Sineu. Nauae 9per / Spoer
ropporterroe, at oct Iigneoe mere
6oobolbueir.
WScO lluotagelic al enc eaer Hegt
/ oen lopere Gel al ShtooaIen OF
Heun / Seunesiec, I oer peitlige Gel
al oe mcQemntlontiife % / DC sitligc
8oliitoter oil &eiret ioag bli flari,
boorimoo 9Iiloen uil pcopare. 1og
bill heu ontageIia life o. Sloriod.
geiret bill BIT liOt parnrere ,nior.
gen / Ggenene omtring De itore Snb.
iieer o. / Gbiooalen. auloen h6l.
ser paa ar gipe liz / Rorbueiteit. men
ielu Der er Semperatrrernc unoer De
ponlige pao oenue Sio al Ioret.
SIpr err bette SilfGI6et / Winueiota.
sra porn, ST., mel6es oet 26oe
9lprIl: Den iterfe 5roit, lonr | gtot
bar i~rentberifeube / belle Den miOtre
Gel al Saiuois, onreiteoe Ell Sfabe
for mango tlien Collars paa bloul-
ltrenoe SrrgttrGr og tiolige Sdueia'
ger. 5erifenoplingen untaaes iilo.
itpnOia ooelngt. o. al 8inorlier %
,\or0bUr uelter man life of idd oper
Nulrparten al en- normal Nolirg.
sra Columbus, Ohio. melOes bclt
26oc: @ernon $. 9nois al Stntens
9anobrugsoeportement a%niloar oet
Sfaoe. Joni De itoitc Tage3 aiiIoc
bar anrettet pna 6rugtaDIiltgerre |
Ohio til mellem $t,500.000 o. So.
100000. Sc igaar til Sanobrng5.
oepartememet molsbnc 9iapporter
autpoeoe. at ogioo NOeoen a bic.
bet nlporIig ifoOet az Sroitrl.
%iPr hdu0e Groitett nnrettet tor
5fuoe poa Dc beoite 9usoeugrene paa
laOtliggeuoe Snno.
Sra Gait 2iperpool, 8. meloes:
Syislqe Dc iodg inolsbre 9eretriuger
ira oct itore G6leoprfenoe Giitrift |
Chiooalen bar sc 10 iioite cages
iterte 6roit iurminoifet 9G6lenulit.
gen meo fauife uiinoit 100000 Bar.
rels.
Sra 2ouisuiae, aentucfu. meloes:
Sielge 9iapporter ira 6urmere er
Srlgt "a &egetation bIepet %aluorliJ
ita0et al 3roit, buaoe / aentuetp o.
oen iuoIige Gel al Suoiana. 6roit'
ifaoeu Glene paa SorobGr aniIGdeS
til minoit 100000.
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Ct farligt Rere.
E~rGiiSent @ilions uffentlissjOrtc
Sur til Stalien uptager aaes
Sinb. Dc italienifc Wfiniitre fait-
bolber fine arau, reiier bjem %
pil MI appelle til bet italienife
Splf.
Scmpmiratiomcr / Stalien.

Stalien CT / Spr % Slamme oper bet
inotrninc, % anti-amerifamifc De-
m%unitratiuner er alminbclise. Or
lanoo mubtuses peo jim Sjemfonrt
meo itprmcnoe Spationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-29

Serti1ties saa Sne {
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-12-20
Call For Armory Meeting

The policy of reviving the National
Guard organizations in the various
states seems to be getting well undcr
way. Col. Reckord is now getting
busy to organize companies in the
various counties of Maryland and thus
again have First Maryland Regt-
ment.
A meeting is called for Monday
night next at the Armory in Elkton,
which any and all young men Of
county are invited, to consider the
sibility of this county again cstab
ing Company here.
1t seems that the National Guard
ystem is the one which most appeals
or popular support in America as d
military system, and is most likely to
become the established system.
This county is fortunate in having
very fine Armory, which if the
Guard is created. can become a very
attractive place, not only for mill
tary drills, but for social gathering.
Anyhow the men of Cecil are asked
to meet next Monday night and talk
it over.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-12-20
Affirms War Time Prohibition

The Supreme Court of the United
States declared war time prohibition
constitutional, in the unanimous opin-
ion of the Court on Monday last. The
Court decreed that enforcement of the
Act must continue until peace is pro
claimed
The decision means the clampine
down of the lid in all sections where
it was lifted by Federal Court iniunc-
tions and subjects all who thus sold
Intoxicating liquors to prosecution.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-12-20
For The Armenians

With his usual generosity, Mr..
Charles G. Well will give to the relief
of the Armenian sufferers, one-half of
all the receipts from his moving pic
ture entertainment next Tuesday Eve
ming, the Both instant.
The picture will be John Barrymore
in "On the Quiet"
Everybody 90 and see fine picture
and help a good cause.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-12-20

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There is ronsidrrah.c agitation
about the present durklng law and ]!
~ ,','' ''' lii' ''I"'''- N''Ti't 'I IIt'
LcgIS'"tut" VIII oe asked TO change it,.
Local guhner- ar" prevented from
selling ducks ,u residents of this
county, but nonresldrr- sportsmcn are
privileged to XIII and carry away as
many ducks as tn" law allows them TO
Sho",' II is co@tendrd that the local
gunner should have the privilege Of
dIspo-Ing # his Kill. 'S ne pIcascs, if
ne Kills no more than the law allows.
Alleging that she was deserted af-
ter rrturhng home from her honey
moon trip, Mrs. Minnie c. Pens, Of
iIavrc de Grace, has filed a bill in the
Hartford County Nou-I for a di,orcc
from John Y. Pens who now lives il.
New Orleans.
The Tidcwatcr Milling Company Of
Norh East Will engage in broom max
inc
silver and Cut Gias, the price is
high but the quality Is there r b.
.razcr's Drug store. adv
Professor Allan r. CuIImorc dean
of engineering at Delaware College,
h., been named director of the New
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-12-20

d.-riaI edition ,r Cecil County
.,urint.d ,a.. -.mm,rI which are for
ii 2l cents ne. copy.
I.. ua.nu- prouar.v 8n Nor.a
street. '.r MANY wears the Residence.
an. Office. of rh. lam. Marshall
Ha.ng. E.a. h.- been sold to the
National BAN. of El.,ua. it is re-
r.~,.a
John d. Minister tna ipNrIcr. ha.
uoaga. IN. Rudolph property ON Main
su.r. now ocruuiod bv Thomas j.
Marav. ms Il stone. and win move his
rrw.rr store thereto
-.orGav afternoon. near Bacon Hill.
a rye truck loaded with furniture
rau,hr fire and v9. In.tro,.rd tnrn-
thcr with lis contents.
Tucsdny right, ahou, midnight. fire
badly damagcd the small dwelling
Iol..,. .,,. ~, IT;,rb .,,.,,o, ,,.,,,,;[', !
by James Moore ccIorod Tbo Sr-
cery Fire Conpanv cytinouishod the
flames
The house ana Ioi or rba r,t. AZ
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
TEXTS SOLONS REPORT FAV0RAbLY SUFFRAGE
 AND PROHI, MEASURE

Austin. Texas, Jan. 17.-Both the prohibition and the woman suffrage amendments were reported favorably by the senate committee of the Texas legislature today. The house commit tee reported favorably the prohibition amendment, while the suffrage meas ure went to a subcommittee, with talk of divorcing it from the alien suffrage amendment which the governors mes sage and the original resolution at tach to the measure.
 Discussion in the committee room of the resolution for calling con- stitutional convention brought out a sentiment to amend the resolution so as to submit to the people the ques- tion of whether or not they wanted a constitutional convention. The amendment providing for a four year term for state officers was also at tackled in the committee room.
 The senate committee on civil jur- | isprudence reported unfavorable on d bill providing for the incorporation oi changes to deal ill oil stock.
 The governors message reviewing the work of his administration was read in both houses,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a loca! disease, greatly in. fluenced by constitutional conditions. and internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi- cire is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Halls Catarrf. Medicine was in this country for ysa.p. It Is com. posed of some of the best tcnics known. combined with some oY the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials, tree.
 '. J. CHENEY & CO. Pro' G.. Toledo O.
 All Druggists. 15c.
 Halls Family Pills ~ ~onstination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
CHLOR. R.E-DENTA
BETTER THAN CAL0ME[
Thousands Have Discovered Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are
 aHarmless Substitute.

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the substi. tute for calomel - are 8 mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to banish it brought out these little olive.colored tablets.
 These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or caiomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth! Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. Sodo strong liquids. Itis best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take its place. Q.
 Most headaches, "dullnesss and that lazy feeling come from constipation and . disordered liver. Take pr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel doggy" and ~heayy.se Note how they 'clear" clouded brain and how they ssperk upp the spirits 0c an6 25c . box All druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
HOUSE ABOLISHES
 SUB-TREASURIES

The house adopted today d provi- sion of the legislative appropriation bill directing the secretary and treas ury to abolish on July 1 next, the sub- treasuries at Baltimore. Boston, Chi cago, Cincinnati, New Orleans, New York. Philadelphia, St. Louis and San Francisco
 Similar action by the house year ago was killed by the Senate. House supporters of the plan during the de- bate asserted the sub-treasuries were "useless relics" that cost the govern- ment $5,O00.0 .000 a year. Opponents, however, contended that the institu- tions performed useful service to business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
SUFFRAGE MEASURE
 ADOPTED BY HOUSE

Little Rock, Jan. 1.-The house Fri day morning, after the reading of the journal took up the Riggs equal suf- frage resolution and adopted it with out debate or discussion. The vote was Ayes, S4: noes, 2, those voting in the negative being Moore of New ton and Stevens of Columbia. The resolution was sent to the senate, where it was referred to the Commit tee on Constitutional Amendments.
 A resolution was adopted offered by Chambliss of Lincoln, providing that all appropriation bills must be intro duced not later than February 1.
 A resolution by Bohlinger of Yell and others, to raise the pay of pages, janitors, chaplain, Sergeant arms, stenographers and postmistress was adopted. Another resolution by MT Holloway naming seven stenograph- CTS, drew a fire of opposition and was the speaker had already been author withdrawn on point of order that ized to appoint four stenographers.
 The Vaughan resolution providing for an increase in the salaries of state officers placed on it's passage. It was opposed by Messrs. Held of Sebastian and Copeland of Izard, while Messrs. Sullinfier of Mississippi, Davidson of and Bohlinger of Yell spoke in it's favor, when further con- was displaced by senate business, and large number of sen ate bills were read second time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
EXPLAINS COFFIN
 CARGO SHIPMENT

Chicago, Jan. 17.-Explanation of the story that a shipload of coffins hal been sent to France, current in the early stages of the America's entrance into the war, was made by Robert J.. Thorne at banquet last night of the Industrial Club of Chicago.
 Mr. Thorne is assistant to the quar- termaster general and director of sup plies and stores and will return to Washington next week. The coffin ship, he said, had been loaded with steel and other heavy cargo until those in charge said the remainder of the cargo must be a something very light.
 We had no wheelbarrows or other implements" Mir. Thorne said "and there were a lot of coffins that would be needed overseas. so we completed the cargo with coffins and the story went abroad about ship load of cOffinS /"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
LETTERS FROM OVER THERE.

The following letter was received from w. F. Miller, now at a Base Hospital in France.
 Dear Friend;-
 Received your more than welcome letter some few weeks ago, but we just got in some paper, and the first thing to do is to answer your letter I am now in the base hospital with gun shot wound in my right thigh. It shattered the bone, and an opera tion was performed. The bullet was removed and.I am getting along fins now. My wound is very nearly heal ed up, and the doctor says that l will be out in anQther week. That sure listens good. Four weeks in bed is quite tiresome, but still it's nice to be out of the weather, nice beds, three meals day, and still drawing pay. I'm a gold brick.
 Tt is raining again. When I fin ish this letter 1 am going to shave and take bath and change clothes. Say, this is great! I know Oscar would like to have made the trip have. I have been all over this said France, and have seen some sights, and some towns, The only town haven't seen is Paris, and l may sec that before 1 return.
 "There are 20 German prisoners
 who are wounded, here in the same ward with me. was German pri- soner for 5 days when l was wound
 ed, the Germans ran of, and the Am ericans found me. Believe me l was 1 glad to see them.
 1 "With love to all,
 am your friend, ! WILLIE"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
GOVERNMENT MAKING
 BIG SHOW OF FORGE

Amsterdam, Jan. 17.-The German government, says the Tageblatt, is making great display of force. The whole inner city of Berlin is occupied by troops and heavy artillery is sta tioned in the Donhoff-Platz and the Spittell- Mark.
 Machine guns and storm troops also are in evidence on a liberal scale, while howitzers, trains of field artill- cry, motor cars and tanks areNin readi- ness. Numerous columns of infantry have marched along the Potsdamer- strasse to the Tiergarten. The north ern and northwest portions of the city have also been occupied and many streets are closed to traffic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
OCEAN RATES ON
 COTTON ARE MADE

Washington. Jan. 17.-Schedules of freight rates on cotton moving from
 Atlantic ports during January and February to Europe were made public tonight by the shipping board They ranged from $4.50 per hundred pounds
 for shipments to English ports to $5.5o per hundred pounds to Italian. ports French Atlantic ports were given rate of $4.75 and Mediterran- can French ports $5.25 To Holland, Belgium, and Portugal the charge IS SAYS, while to Spain it Is $o.25. From American Gulf ports an addi- ton of 9 cents is added to each rate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
COkER IS APPOINTED
 ON PEN. COMMISSION

Little Rock, Jan. Ex-Governor Brough this morning sent the appoint ment of w. A. Coker, member of the Penitentiary Commission, appointed after the legislature adjourned two years ago, to the senate and house, recommending confirmation. r9r
 On resolution introduced ill the senate by Senator Collins of Drew, the senate will join the house in joint session Monday afternoon at o'clock to act on the confirmation request. The senate then adjourned until Mon- day morning.
 Governor BrOugh said that he be- lieved charges which have been cur rent in Little Rock regarding affairs at the state farm at Tucker, where Mir. Croker has jurisdiction, were without foundation, and that he had the heartiest confidence in MT. Coker and thoroughly endorsed his record as commissioner.
 In the senate, few minutes prior to the time when the governors mes sage came in, a penitentiary row threatened. but subsided when reso- lution introduced by Senator McFar- lin of Benton county was referred to the Penitentiary committee. The res olution provided for a special investi- gating committee to probe peniten- tiary affairs.
 Senators Caldwell and Roddy intro- duced bill in the house to appropri- ate $45,000 for the redigesting of the statutes. The bill would authorize the governor to appoint digester, to be paid $5,000, and an examiner to be paid $2,0o0. Copies of the new di- gest would sell for $5 each, The bill was read twice and made special or der for Monday.
 The Confederate pension bill, car rying an appropriation of $2,225.00t for the 1919-1920 biennial period. was introduced by Senators Hester and Collins. The bill went on the calen- dar The other pension bill, by Sen. ator Lefler, which provides for pro rating of the entire fund, thus elim' mating the $100 maximum, was pass ed. Among resolutions adopted were two relative to President Wilson, en' dorsing his trip to Europe and the other endorsing his league of nations proposal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
SENTENCE PASSED
 ON 43 OF THE 46
 CONVICTED l. W. W,
Will Serve From One to Ten Years For Conspiracy to Institute Reign Of Terrorism.

Sacramento, Calif., Jan. 17.-Sen- tences ranging from one to ten years imprisonment were imposed today by U. s. District Judge F. H. Rudkin of Spokane, Wash., on forty three of the forty six defendants convicted in the Industrial Workers of the World anti war conspiracy case.
 After breaking their "silent de- fense today in the United States Dis- trict Court, to protest against their conviction and to declare their con- tempt for the prosecution and all le- gal processes, forty t,l-cc Industrial Workers of the World were given pris- on sentences ranging from one to ten years, following their conviction yes terday of conspiring to institute a campaign of terrorism and sabotage in the State.
 Three of the forty six defendants, including Miss Theodore Pollock, of Piedmont, Cal, secured stay of exc cution, through notice that motion for new trial would be file in their be- half. The motion will be heard when , Judge F. H. Rudkin, who heard the case, returns from his jurisdiction in Spokane, to which city he departed to- 1 day.
 Three indictments remain against those convicted. The true bill or which they were found guilty charged the destruction of more than $3,500, 900 in property in California and oth. CT overt acts aimed to block the go ernment in the prosecution of it's w" program. The prosecution would give no hint as to what it intended tc do with the indictments yet untried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-18
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Tallahassee, Ala, Jan. 17.-The Florida Railroad commission instruct ed it's council today to make applica- tion to the courts tomorrow for an injunction to restrain the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com pany from putting into effect changes in long distance telephone tolls, or dered recently by Postmaster General Burleson to become effective January Fist,