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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
10 THROW out Order.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-A de-
murrer to throw out the restraining
order secured by the "wets" TO pre-
vent Governor Stephens from ceru-
fytnx the ratification of the Sheppard
dry law will be filed this afternoon by
Attorney General Webb, representing
the governor. The case somes up for
heering in Judge Trout's court at two
o'clock
The liquor forces contend that the
Sheuuxrd bin Is unconstitutional Gov
ernor stephens win noe appear person.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
Germany Will do Everything
to Comply with Peace Con-
ditions Based on Viii
son Program.
PEACEFUL IF FED UP
Danger Of 6oishevism New over and
Can be Kept Down Unless Peo-
ple Allowed to Get
Hungry.

rBy Frank J. Taylor. United Press
Staff Correspondent
[Copyright 1919 by the United Press.]
BERLIN, Jan 18.-(Delayed)-
Chancellor Ebert told the United
Press today that Germany will do
everything to comply with peace con-
ditions based on President Wilson's
fourteen points, but that If the allies
make further demands he will not
take the responsibility OF signing the
peace terms.
He said Germany needs peace i'm
mediately, that she may get food and
materials SO her people can 80 to
work. He declared the Spartacans
lost their revolt and that no further
serious outbreaks will occur If the
people are fed II they are not fed,
he said, I'VE must be ready for any
thing"
I'VE must have fair peace" de-
clared Ebert. I'VE stand on Presi-
dent Wilson'S platform, which was
the basis ON which we signed the
armistice. We will do everything to
comply with conditions founded on
his points. 1t is possible. though.
that the enemy will make further de-
mands. Germany cannot accept them.
II could not take the responsibility
for signing the peace terms In that
case. / could not take the conse-
quences and would resign. don't
know what would happen after that"
Asked what he thought of the re-
sponsibility for the war, Ebert said:
'That is q question cannot am
swer off hand Personally / feel that
blame was not Germany's alone"
The conversation was directed to
the Spartacan uprising.
1--WE need peace Immediately. SO
we can get food and materials that
will enable the people to go to work, :"
he said.
"The charge that the government
encouraged the disorders SO as to
escape its debts is absolutely false.
The reason we did nothing against
bolshevism at the beginning OF tho
revolution was that the army, flock
ing homeward after the armistice.
was disorganized and useless. Now
the government forces have been re-
built and we intend to use every
means to suppress bolshevism which
without doubt is an enemy to society.
."The great danger of a bolshevist
Ae39LO SSAA
tered about Liebknecht and his asso-
ciates in Berlin. There are still
traces of bolshevism in certain cen
ters outside of Berlin, nourished by
agitators.
Examination of captured Sparta
cans showed that they were mostly
under-nourished sub-normal persons.
n they are fed, we need expect no
further seHous outbreaks. II they
are not fed, we must be ready for
anything. There is a sort of despera-
ton in certain circles--a feeling that
nothing makes any difference. These
people are the victims of agitators
who we are certain are supplied with
Russian gold.
'As soon as the economic situa-
tion clears up, normal life win start
again and internal troubles will
cease. II is a question of peace and
help from the entente"
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saoo Cash Bonus.

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OLYMPIA, Washn., Jan. 20.--With-
out a dissenting vote, the state senate
today passed resolutions memorable
ing congress to pay every honorably
discharged soldier and sailor a 5000
cash bonus.
This action was followed by imme-
diate passage of resolutions calling
upon congress to speed up on feder-
al reconstruction program.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20

ORLANDO IN ITALIAN ,
New Cabinet Formed In Hungary
with Berinkey as Premier Up
on Orders Of President
Karolyl.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.I
WARSAW. Jan. 19.-(delayed)
The Polish cabinet was announced to-
day as follows:
Paderewski, premier and foreign
minister; wodstkowsk. minister of
Interior: Honda, minister Of COM
merce: Janicki, minister Of a8r1cul-
ture: Ivonofski, minister OF labor;
Sunisli, minister of justice; Englitch,
minister of finance; Janisewski. mini
ster OF health; Eberhardt, minister OF
communications; Linq, minister OF
posts and telegraphs; Minkiewicz.
minister OF food; Pruchnik. minister
Of public works; Presmyck, minister
Of arts.
The new government has announced
the constituent ASSEMBLY VIII be con-
vened February nine. to take up for
nation of new Polish cabinet.
Hungarian Ministry.
BERNIE. Jan. 20.M. Rerinkey,
whom President KarolT entrusted
with formation of new Hungarian
ministry has announced his cabinet
as follows, according to dispatch
from Budapest today.
Berinkey, premier and minister of
foreign affairs, justice and nation
ality; Macy. minister of the interior,
Szende, minister of finance; ,Germani,
minister OF commerce; Boehm, minis
ter of war; Buza, minister OF agricul-
ture; Baloghy. minister Of provision
ing; Peidll, minister Of social assist
ance; Vasz, Stephan. Sxabo, Krajga
and Kunnssy, ministers without port.
folios.
Az ton t0h cot fho so1
lists have decided to enter the Berlin
key cabinet In which they will col
laborate with members of the nom
was reported, will receive the port
cation.
Orlando as Premier.
ROME, Jan. 20-The new Italian
cabinet. as officially announced today,
is as follows:
Orlando. premier; Villa, vice pre-
mier; Sonnino, foreign minister;
Facto, minister of Justice; Stringher,
minister of the treasury; General
Cayiglia minister of war; Admiral
Delbon, minister Of the navy: General
Giradini, minister Of military aid
and war pension.
Riccio, minister of agriculture; De-
Nava, minister of transport; Fradel-
etto, minister of reconstruction for
invaded territories.
King Victor Emmanuel accepted
the designations ,of Nitti. minister Of
the treasury; Sacchi, minister of JUS
tice; Miliani, minister Of agriculture,
and Villa, minister of transport. The
latter was made vice premier, new
portfolio. and will head the cabinet
during Orlando's presence at the
peace congress. The ministry of re-
construction for invaded territories
also was created.
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Spent Forty-three of Her Sew
enty-five Years in Siber-
ian Prison Camps.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Servfcel
SEATTLE, Wash. Jan 20.-MadaHne
Catherine Breshkovsky, little grand
mother OF the Russian revolution Is
resting in Seattle today, following her
arrival here yesterday aooard the IL
ner Kamo Maru with more than seven
IL naenKeas Hnm TIA holsheyiu rei2n-
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a Real Danger.

n Real Danger.
Kansas City star: The danger from
the Spartacans is that they may make
the rest of Germany wish it had the
back
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IA dispatch from Berne today re
ported the independent socialists bad
already called a general strike In
Berlin, but that 1t was unsuccessful.
Other dispatches reported election
riots in Leipzig yesterday
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BOBBITT & DANCY 120 Main St., have obtained a Tanlac Agency. 5
100 MEMBERS OF LOCAL 4. 0. U. W. WILL ATTEND
 STUTTGART MEETING

Nearly 100 members of the Pine Bluff Lodge No. 36, A. o. U. w. will leave for Stuttgart Wednesday after noon to attend large meeting of the A. o. U. w. which will be held at that place Wednesday night. A class of 76 new members will be initiated into the Stuttgart lodge at this meet ing. The program for the afternoon and night includes an automobile ride over the city for the Pine Bluff visi- tors. A banquet will be served the visitors at D. m. in the dining room of the Famous hotel. Following the initiation ceremonies dance will be given for the visitors and members A large number of A. o. U. w. lodges near Stuttgart have been invited to participate in the ceremonies on this date and, the following lodges will be largely represented, Fordyce, Eng land, Humphrey, Roe, Little Rock, and Pine Blugg., Every member of Pine Bluff Lodge is extended an in- vitation to be present by the Stutt- gart lodge. Ali those that expect to attend are requested to notify the local Recorder, O. G. Keeler, so that the committee at Stuttgart can be notified in advance how many will at tend from this city.
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QUIT MEAT WHEN
 KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take Glass of Salts if Your Back Hurts or Bladder
 VrOuhleS YOu

No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally says a well known authority.> Meat forms
 uric acid which eNcites the kidneys, i they become overworked from the l strain, get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood. then we get sick Nearly all rheu- 1 matism, headaches, liver trouble, ner- vousness, dizziness. sleeplessness and urinary disorders come from sluggish : kidneys.
 The moment you feel a dull ache
 in the kidneys or your back hurts or
 if tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment. irregular of passage or
 attended by a sensation of scalding,
 stop eating meat and get about four ounces of lad Salts from pharm- acy; take tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com, Joined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimu- late the widneys. also to neutralize
 the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder weakness.
 { lad Salts is inexpensive and can- not injure; makes a delightful effes. vescent lithia- water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney complications.
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BUSINESS MEN AND FARMERS URGED TO
 ATTEND MEETING
Organization To Further Better Farming In the
 County Is Planned.

A meeting for the purpose of per- fecting plans for better farming in Jefferson county will be held at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. All of the farmers, bankers and merchants of the county are requested by J. E. Boyce, presi- dent of the Cotton Belt Bank, and a member of the Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau, to attend the meet ing, as the business to be discussed is of interest to all such classes of in- dustry in the county.
 H. M. Cottrell, manager of the bureau, and recognized throughout the state as the leading agricultural expert, will address the meeting, MT. Cottrell spoke here several weeks ago at meeting held under the auspices of Group Seven, Arkansas Bankers Association, and his speech in which he advocated better farming met with much approval by the dele gates and others who heard him.
 With MT. Cottrell, will be other prominent agricultural men who will probably speak. It is thought that E.. j. Bodman, chairman of the bureau, will attend, as we'll as w. B. Plunkett, of Little Rock, and J. R. Alexander and D. P. Slaughter, of Scott.
 "We hope to have as many bankers and farmlngs and business men as possible" MT. Boyce said last night. '"The meeting will be of the utmost importance"
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GOVERNOR URGES
 REDUCED ACREAGE

Memphis, Temn., March 24.-Gov- ernor R. G. Pleasant of Louisiana, ill an address today before conference here of southern planters, Eankers and business men, called to perfect details of the campaign for a reduced cotton average in 1919, declared that d. crop larger than 10,000.o00 bales this year would invite disaster be- cause of the probably low price that would result and the high cost of production.
 Several hundred delegates from all parts of the South attended the con ference which was called by Govern or Pleasant as chairman of the move ment inaugerated at a meeting held in New Orleans last month at which resolutions were adopted urging farmers to plant third less acre. age to cotton this year and to hold cotton of the old crop on hand for remunerative prices. Reports of the progress made by state and section al committees ill securing reduction pledges were to be presented at the afternoon session.
 Governor Pleasant in his address, said that preliminary reports indi- cated that the movement had been a success ill every state.
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DEATHS INCREASE
 IN PETROGRAD

Pari March 24.-During February more than 113,00O persons, or about II per cent of the entire population, died in Petrograd, according to Rus sian police statistics just received in Paris.
 American relief workers who left Moscow February F say that deaths in that city early in February aver age 4,000 daily. They say that con- ditioals they were similar to those in Petrograd where smallpox, typhoid starvation and the hunger plague" were raging unchecked. Coffins are no longer sold in Moscow. but are only rented for use at funerals.
 Smallpox On lncreasa.
 Stockholm, March 24.-In addition to spotted fever and typhoid fever, Petrograd is being ravaged by small pox,. according to advices through Helsingfors. All the hospitals are crowded and the mortality is increas- ing daily, The bodies of the dead are collected in big wooden cases and emptied into large graves, the cases then being returned to the hospitals filled again, and the process repeat ed
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S2OOO GONE SAYS
 WILEY VESPERMAN
Spent Small Fortune on Treatments Before Finding Relief By
 Taking Tanlac.

"I spent at least two thousand dol lars on medicines and treatments be- fore l finally got relief by taking Tanlac," said Wiley Vesperman, of 4418 Bowser avenue, Dallas, Tex.
 "I suffered with rheumatism in my left arm and shoulder for seven ycars," he continued, land at times I was so badly crippled up that I would have to give up and go to bed. I also suffered terribly with indigestion, and what little I ate for med so much gas that I would belch up my sour, undigested food and would become faint from dizziness. l could hardly sleep at night for the misery l was in and in the morning I would get up feeling so awful that I could hardly get around.
 "But Tanlac has driven away ev- cry bit of the pain and misery, 1 nev- CT suffer from indigestion and can eat anything want. My condition has improved so wonderfully since I started on Tanlac that I am able now to give all my time to my busi- ness, just like l did before that aw- full rheumatism got it's hold on me. My wife is taking Tanlac, too, and she is just as enthusiastic about it as l am."
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Gen. tral Pharmacy, Bobbit and Dancy.
 Adv.
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MARCH SEES SPOT
 WHERE SON DIED

Fort Worth, Tex, Mar. 24.-While Secretary of War Baker was attend ing a luncheon here today, General March, chief of staff, visited the scene of the death of his young son, Lieutenant Peyton c. March, Jr., who was killed last year in an air plane crash. Among the places in- spected by General March was the army hospital in which the son died. When General March reached the spot where the boy fell, he found it banked with flowers in the form ot an aviator's wings. Lieutenant Par schal, who accompanied General March on the trip here, was in the plane with young March when they fell 2,O0O feet.
 Both Baker and March said the de- mobilization system would be revis- ed so as to make it possible to mus ter men out in forty eight hours at- ter their arrival. It now takes some times ten days or two weeks. !.
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NAT. MEMBERS
 MEET TONIGHT

A meeting of the natatorium mem- bers will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Chamber of Commerce for the purpose of adopting constitution and electing a permanent board of directors. Articles of incorporation will be filed after the constitution is adopted and the permanent di' rectOrs elected
 Work on the excavation of the na- tatorium is progressing satisfactorily according to H. l. Holderness, presi- dent. q believe it will be ready by the first of June," he said yesterday.
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SECRET UNION
 FOR EMPLOYED
 BOYS AT ""

Special entertainment will be ar- ranged for the employed boys at the Y.. M. c. A. Friday. A " Secret Un- ion" is to be organized, members are to be installed, officers elected, rules and regulations to be made and pass ed upon, and initiation for new memb- CTS secured formulated and all other stunts similar to fyaternal orders to ybe made and adopted.
 Everything which will furnish amusement for the boys as we'll as profitable and instructive information and training will be provided from time to time," Mr. Flynt, Boys Sec retary, said last night.
 After the organization of the club, an admission will be charged for every applicant. No one will be ad- mitted to tue order except employed boys.
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IS ARE HELD AS BLACK FLANDERS

Kansas City, Mo-, Mar. 24.-Eigh- teen Italians were arrested here to- day as a result of what Chief of Detectives Robert k. Phelan says has been an unbroken period of Black Hand activities extending over the past year. Chief Phelan said the gang here numbered about 24 and that it has been collecting from more prosperous citizens of Kansas City's Little Italy" more than $1O,- GOO month.
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A FRIEND RECOMMENDED THEM

J. N. Tohill, clerk Lottie Hotel, Ev- ansville, Ind, writes: "For six weeks I suffered constantly with pains in the muscles of my tight. Upon recom- mendation of a friend, l tried Foley Kidney Pills and began to get relief almost immediately" They stop back ache, rheumatic pains, soreness and stiffness. Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
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JIM MUST HAVE
 HIS GRAPHIC

Jim McMahon, for some time con- nected with a large daily in El Paso has accepted a position as circula" tion manager of the Arizona Rec ord, at Globe, Arizona, according to information received here yesterday Mr. McMahon is an enthusiastic Graphic booster as the following let ter will show:
 "Mr George Adams.
 Dear Sir: l have changed my camping ground from Fl Paso to Globe, Arizona, and would like for you to change the Graphic which 1 appreciate, and if you want, will send you this paper.
 Yours very truly,
 "JAS. McMAfION.'
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MUCH INTEREST
 IN NEW PLAY

New York, March 2i,-4Maurice Maeterlinck's "A 'burgomaster of Be- gium," drama bIoased on the clash ing of German militarism and Bel gium patriotism, was introduced to the American public tonight at the Belmont Theatre. Presented by an English company. the performance marked the initial effect of the Inter- allied art association, ."to bring about a mutual understanding of tue art of allied nations"
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CHICKENS AND EGGS

You are welcome to some fine eggs for setting if you you them. Per setting, Black M M1 s2.O0; Columbian Plymoaa.1a a1
 $1.5O; White Leghorns, slM :.,, are pure-blooded stock. :, II ..s .s you want, all year around try ' Thoroughbred Poultry Ya.s, .aoa Y 7 Second and Olive. Phone lSss
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SPRING CLEANING TIME IS
 HERE

If a house needs spring cleaning, how about the human body after a winter of indoor life and heavy food? Don't suffer from indigestion, bilious ness, bad breath, plotting, gas or con- stipation, when relief can be so easily
 had. Foley Cathartic Tablets clean stomach and bowels and tone up the liver. Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
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START TRAINING.

St Louis, March 24.-The St. Louis Nationals opened ''at. home" train- ing here today with two regulars, Mike Gonzales. catcher, and Jack Smith, outfielder, absent and un- signed. Gonzales is expected to ar- rive later from his home ill Havana, Cuba. Milton Stock. third baseman, secured by the Cardinals in a trade with the Philadelphia Nationals, also was absent on the first day.
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CONTINUE FASTS.

Topeka, Kan, Mar. 24-Although growing pale and thin as the result of their five days fast, 12 alleged I. w. w. members in the county jail here continue today to refuse all food offered them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-25
CHARLES ON WAY
 TO SWITZERLAND

Copenhagen, March 24.-Former Emperor Charles of Austria Hun gary and his family left Ekartsal, castle Sunday evening on a special train for Switzerland, dispatch from Vienna says.
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SECURE STOLEN BONDS.

Fort Worth. Texr March 24.-A detective is on his way to Kansas City today to recover $14.oOO worth of Liberty Bonds, which were stolen from the safe of the Japanese Cotton Trading Company here Saturday night. One of the bandits was cap- tured Sunday in Dallas and $50O in bonds taken off him. The other bonds had been expressed to Kansas City.
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w. H.. Darby, General Contractor and Builder: Sleeping Torches, Screen Work. Do the long needed repair and remodeling now. All work figured ac- cordlng to the times. Box 258. Phone ]oS1. 3-5- 1mo
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TURKS BEGIN TRIAL.

Constantinople, March 24-(French Wireless Servcie) ot the lead CTS of the Committee of Union and Progress has begun and several of the former Turkish statesmen have been summoned to appear in court Arrests of young Turk leaders still continue. The economc situation here is improving gradually.
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RETURN SHIPS.

Rio Janeiro, Mar. 24.-Announce ment was made today that France is returning to Brazil requisitioned German shipping which was leased after Brazil entered the war.
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FRESH SPRING VBa1lI ;. of all kinds received t%.v ,asi from South Texas. ALSO IS ,iss lss'S s| for produce and full !nDs :lns ways suit you. Worthiust . styset. Grocery, 212 Walnut s''''';
 1745. J
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GUARD THE CHILDREN-D
 HEALTH.

Mrs. Flaw, Box 26, Bennett, Wis. writes: We have always used Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and find it great. The children all run for it when they see the bottle and ask fof more" Contains no opiates, safe ana harmless, but gives prompt relief to coughs, colds, croup and whoopins cough. Mann's Pharmacy. Ad,
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Brailovski believes in the Rus. slan soviet movement and he is doing all he can to Help Russians who are for it to return to their native land. He says half mill lion of them in this country would rather be under Bolshevik rule. The Swobido steamship line has been leased to help them over. Brailovski from the Rus, sian Peoples House in New York Is directing the activities of the Lenine.Trotzky group in America.
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A dose in time will prevent thu Flu. Take Dr. Brunson's Favorit. Prescription. A system builder agains coughs and colds, influenza. etc. Fo sale by all druggists. 12-4tf
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For Your Protection. You should be fully insured. Give us your additional lines. TAYLOR X co. Insurance and Real Estate.
 Phone 1032-1O52.
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Use Sweet Rose Self-Rising Flour. It's better. For sale Oy all gro,
 cefs. 3-2-1m