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The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
SENATORS TO TAKE
MENTION OF LEAGUE
OUT OFPEACE TREATY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
every plank on his (Poindexter's plat
form. He was thereupon invited to
join the Poindexter campaign forces
as one Of its principal advocates.
THE debate showed that Senator
Lodge and Or. Lowell were not very
far apart" Senator Poindexter said.
Both declared the league constitu-
ton bad and demanded radical
amendments. So they stand for the
same thing.
Analyses Argument.
There is one weak thing in DR..
Lowen's argument, however, and that
is his suggestion that the consutution
be amended so that any nation might
withdraw from the league when 1t
wanted to. II this were permitted
there would be nothing left of the
league. 1t would be merely an arbi-
tration tribunal without any force.
This shows that all attempts to form
such league as the President desires
got nowhere and nothing can be ac-
complished.
I'm my opinion the Senate will rat
ify the treaty without any reference
to league of nations in it. and IL
somebody can devise a league which
we can join without giving up all our
rights the Senate will consider it."
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
Still Continue Search
For Girl "Charley Ross

New Castle, Ind. March 2O.-Six
years ago today pretty little Cath
crime Winters disappeared from her
home and a country wide search by
her father and stepmother DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Winters, and other in
terested persons has failed to reveal
her whereabouts.
Thousands of dollars have been
spent In the search which has lasted
throughout the six years and still is
being continued on a small scale by
her father.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21

4 meeting of the Cameron Club will
be held tomorrow friday night at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
VI. Johnson, when the discussion will
be civic. Mr.. Damon. of Washing
ton; DR.. Roy P. Sandidge, health ON
Ger, and r. Stuart Rover. business
manager of the chamber of commerce,
will make addresses.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21

When the chamber Of commerce.
elected officers Monday night the
board Of directors, on behalf of the
organization, presented Robert L.
Payne. the retiring president, with a.
handsome case OF fiat silver. Al
speech OF presentation was made by
Kenneth w. Ogden.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
STEEL PRICES CUT; \
WAGES REMAIN SAME;
OTHERS AFFECTED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


tons to correspond to the new steel
prices.
Another problem which is to be set
tied oy the steel men is the disposi-
ton of the small concerns which were
called into existence by the govern
ment's demands for steel during the
war. The price reduction in all proba-
bility will force some of these con-
Germs - retire from business.
The representatives of the larger
concerns take the view that it is
right that the small. concerns should
go out of business inasmuch as they
were called into being for a specific
purpose which has been fulfilled.
On the other hand, they are not dis
posed to make such reductions as
would force them to the wall with
out consideration. This phase of
the question will be considered at
today's session of the conference.
The steel men were in practically
continuous session for eleven hours,
having opened at IL o'clock yester-
day morning and remained in ses-
sion until 10 o'clock last night with
only brief recess for lunch. There
was no adjournment for dinner.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21

Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows will
tomorrow (Friday) night, confer the
second degree of the order on a class
Of eleven candidates.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21

Governor Davis has appointed Robt
J.. Payne of this city. a member OF
the new board he is creating to be
known as the governors board of leg
islative research, the purpose Of which
Is to assist the governor in making a
survey on needed legislation for the
State. Mr.. Payne is the only Alexan-
drian honOred by being made a men,
Der Of the board.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21

Miss Frances Edgton SmoOt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clinton
SmOOt. formerly of this city, but
now Of North Wilkesb bOrO. n. c., and
RaIston Murphy Pound. Charlotte.
y c., were married last night at
the residence of the brides grand
mother. Mrs. Susan a. Smoot. 3O1
South st. Asaph street, Rev. E. V.
Register. D. D.. pastor of the NJ. z.
Church South. officiating. A recep-
tion followed the wedding. Attend
ing the ceremony were a large num-
her Of out-Of-town guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pound will reside in North
Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
Canadian Capitalist Dies.

Augusta, Ga. March Gown. J.
Hanna. president Of the Imperial Oil
Company, of Canada, former food
controller, and one-time Provincial
Secretary of Ontario, died at a local
tourist hotel today after a brief ILL
ness. The body will be shipped Fri
day to Sarnia, Province of Ontario.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
$500 Fire Damage to Car.

An automobile owned by Rear Ad-
miral ]. D. Adams. 1886 Connecticut
avenue, caught fire yesterday at Nine
teenth street and Virginia avenue and
was damaged to the extent of 300. ,
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
$685. Fund to Hang or Feed.

Decatur, Ill, March 90.-Having
raised 1895 for an antianarchy fund,
citizens are now debating whether
to use the money for hanging or
feeding.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
Water Makes Them iii.

Lansing, Mich. March 2O.-More
than 1000 persons have been made
ill here by contaminated drinking
water. the health board reported to-
day. In many cases whole families
have become i'll.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-21
His Own Brother-in-Law.

Fulton, Mo, March 2O.-Frank Mar
tin is his own brother-in-law. Mar
tin married his stepmother. His
brother married her sister.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
DInneapoIfa
6ieu, ,neb en- laaret Sub.

PleHl 1utV GU IuAltt OUu+
Sper1ergent &arrp Ibomieu, Spn
al Mr. og Mrs. ST. Ebomie eli, 10
Weit 3Stb Street, tom forrige 2pr=
Bag tilbage fra Granfrig. Sa1 fom
til Sort gnelling, So ban bapoe eli
laaret SOB, % %iaaleoes bprte til SSn-
bali6erl1es Geleo0er; men oa 5oben
CT betp6elig be6re og Sort Snellina
life er noget lipligt 5teb, a11nlooe6e
&arrp ltrafs ON Mfmpnltring, iom
bebilgeoes bom, % NIL 11p6er BON 81
bet / fine Gorpl6res 9jem, ill6til bon
lamn1et1 meo fiji 11nge S1titnt letter
$50. S%periergent Sbontlen bar me
get at fortel1eo M fits 6eroprc,
ban bar / Sngeniprforplet % par al
tib lige bag S1olil1ien> o9 Hap uifnot
fra bet in6til efter 8nnbenbpilen, 90
bo1 UNDER ct Nrbeioe fiji iin 500
if11bt / Stpffer, og bar / Maone6er
ligget poa Solpitalet. Soruoen at
bore rneb / 61agene bar ban ti1lige
babt 2eiligbeo til at le Ell Del al Git
ropa;; BON bar belbgt 5cbmei5 og
Stalien % iaa at iige %giennemreilt
Sranfrig paa arp6s og 9pers.
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1ae1,. &c cr, fiuer SC, f,llbt l,b Ell.

[,ne,, o. ~ 5iIcr 81 f,,Ihf as c,,i-
). ,e,,s o,,,;,,nor;o !,
IN n;rf. 3, notto = uon a., mcn,
o,,,,,,o, ar,am;iat;,a, m,o,, :
hanSa,. : a,,,,ra, 49,. ta,.4. =, 49,
oSs,ss:. n ~. -. 49,
z,,a1:.;;f maa -xs,a - ,,,sYs;a
us., y a'.s nv ~,
w ~ wy 's''' w..
ul,1'uss ! WV ~ Vus'p NY
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
DybsfaIb.

gnlercoe for ct 3nr Tiger it6en bar
set .beitemt, at 8eitprerinoen pna
l1ng6omsbjemmet bilbe rejie tilDo1t=
mart, 90 benoes Sa6er nar meget
ing. Mils Subl fom oog life afiteG
til BEN beltemte Eto, 90 BUN lite enb-
mi bab6e mo6taget lit, @ejietillo0elle
fra @aibington. Smiolerti6 tom Der
fprit 9elegram fra benoes 8.ooer
Sacob Subj, iom er 5el6at Sranf=
rig, at oeres Sober allere6e bar 500.
Derefter mo0tog BUN ogiou 8seD
biemmefra on Dposfaloet. &un bar
herfor forelgbig u6iat @eiien. 8ro6e-
rem Saeob ff11l6e Ben 20. Meai alt=
fomne til Seem Sort fra 6ra11fri1.
Bi baaber, at ban bill fomme tibsnof
til Minnepolis, iaa ban tan bore
meb beo nng6omsitabnet. N1na %
SSacob Sltbls Stem er @iellerltp
peb @erning. gi pil6e gjer1e 11otale
Dor 5bmpoti ! 6eres ltore 5org.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
SyieI i Maven fotaaI-
sagel daallig foIdojelse
Frembringer Gas, surhed OF Smerte,
Hvorledes de behandles.

Medicinske Authoriteter siger, at
snsesten Nitiendedele af ale Nave
vanskeligheder, UfordSjelighed, Sur
he'd, brendende Fornemmelser. Gas.
.Opsvulmen, Kvalme, osv., stammer
fra en- Overfl9dighed Of Mavesyre
/ Maven og like, som nogle tror,
fra Mangel paa FordSjelsesvaed-
skier. Mavens delikate Slimhinde
bliver irriteret, Fordpjelsen forsin-
kes, Fgden bliver sur, og derived
.opstaar disse. ubehagelige Sympto-
mer, som allie Mavelidende kender
saa vel.
Kunstige Ford6jelsesmidler er
like ~ngdvendige / saadanne Til
fmlde og kan gore virkelig Shade.
PROV paa at undgaa allie Fordp5el-
neutrality-suspicious. og faa Stedet
paa ct Apothek nogle faa Ounces
Bisurated Magnesia og tag en- TIE
skefuld i ct kvart Glas Wand lige
efter, at De har spfst. Dette for
frisker Maven, forhindrer en- over
flSdig Syredannelse, % der OPP
,staar ingen Surhed, Gas eller
.Smerte. Bisurated Magnesia q
Pulver eller Tabletter - aldrig
flydende eller / M@lkeform) er
xuskadelig for Maven, billig at be-
nytte og er den NEST winnings
fulde Form at Magnesia for allie
MavetilfRlde. bet benyttes at Tu-
.sinder af Menneskrr, som nj kan
hyde deres Maaltider uden Frygt
for Observation-Disclosures.
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Mmerifanif Observation-Disclosures
paa mDrife 0Gnber.

size gl.retp 6,l,lo 2ifc Gompa,,p,
ct Observation-Disclosures, TOM blep Of
ganiferet ! 1898 amber 5taten Mins
1lelotas 2ope, er tom1lle1, 1,lber motif
aontrol meo 5fibsreocr 9. s.. Sin
peneis / ariltianin og 'oennes 8rooer,
ST. gpbinb @apenels ti6ligerc of
~giour Galls, g. O. MI Minnea-
lis, lom &~obeoeiere.
Sc nDc Giere TOM j 8dio6elle al
Observation-Disclosures peo ct Sore
r1oiure"-Salg beororet at Seunepili
County 8omitol, Majoritete1l al
Mftiernc / Msiurmeeie1ifabet ejeoes
af Meltern sunoicate SSnpeitment
Company, lom l 1915 il1,ttebe &on-.
traft ON @jpb al Ns[uranceielifnbet.
syupeltmcn aompaniet fnn paa iba=
9e Sgb6er og bar a1ori1 iita1o til at
ppfproe aontroften. Enrichment
aomponiet baboe gipet Ell "sBgro=
m1orD Note" pua 100000 liant
heponeret 9,4O0 al Nsillral,ceiellfa
bets Mftier iom Siffcrbeo, 1igeleoes
en- $4,000 Mortgage paa 2ono &
|5outb 9afota. Dr. alapene1s bob7
Sc i Snpeitn1ent= &ompa1iet anbraat
eli 1tor Gum Renge, Tom bon itoo
ltil at tabe. Sor at reobe fine SIT
teresier og Observation-Disclosures fit ban
lin 8rober, 5fibsrcoer &lopenels Z
)Morge, til at fon1nle til l1n61ntni11g
me6 8enae, lao mon run6e fipbe Ms-
iurancelellfabet peo ct "Ioreeloh1re"=
I6alg. acknowledgements Bor-
|p1igtelier me6 Melter. bar $174,-
1896; bette in6befattet atore @o-
iter uogioroe Ell Gum pan $t93,
E9S8.24, io1n bar 6en Gris, Sc me
|Giere bB6 poo Observation-Disclosures og
|fif Silila1et for.
Size 5nretD Sltnb 2ife COMPANY
bar en- @apitol pao 100000. Sc
|iamleoe Nftier uo9jgr $871,562.88.
8olieernes iamle6e paalpoe1roe Sc
lob ct $13>6O2,6 79. @elerpebelgbet
for &olice-@ol6ere er $63S,524.13.
ST. @labereis er Msi uronce ielifa-
bets 8reii6ent og "Me0ical 9i=
rector; 6en i 5outb Dofoto bel
|fienot Wor6nan6, 81. 8. Micboros,
er lite 8iceprafi6ent; Oscar gricb=
fen, 26en Bicepreltoe,t og @asierer;
6. S. MiIler, Sefreter og Direftpr
for MgentlHer11e; 8. 8. Sobnion,
Mff1ar, og Sobn g. Berg, .juribiif|
&oniulent. 9ircftio1len beltoor at
Or. &labcneis, Mr. Mieboros, Scr.
gricblen, Scr. Miller, 6tats 9lnoit9r
S. 81. 9. Nreus, 9. $. Elrrittin, 60
Ter Campbell 8ronf Meuter og $.
q. Morfiel6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Gn Iiplie Mfilntnima.

S Sgnongs ilutte6e 9anias gi1t-
terlp1o11, bpo6 Sc m%aaneolige MbHt-
portier a1gaar. On meget tor 6or-
{amltng at Gamer og &errer beltog
i Spillet, og ienere peo Bor6et Der
ife6e en- meget al1imeret Stemning.
Breitoenten for Dat1ia, Ctr. @iel=
len, prefioere0e % gap 0rbet til
flere al oe til1teoepprenoe, ioru ole
par eltige ON at prize ben flinfe So
mite, Ser bar |taaet Spibien for
Ioisie 4ortportier. Den al galerne,
Der tog Griien, bar Bog 81. 6. Dom-
Der, bbis abittiae To % SS11bfal6 latte
EtIbgrernes 2attermufHer i Bepa-
gelie % mobragte galeren en- Bro
genbe Bifalosialpe:
Otter GpiIlet blep Ser 6nnIet, %
Der futteoes %iaaIeoes / Den allerbeo=
ite 5tem11tng. aomiteen baboe 6en-
ne Gang u 8remier, iom git til be
mer eller mi110re opgtige og beloiee
.&inoere: 8anias @~ortpartier bar iii
Ierbperbet fig ct ffort Rp,og oet H.
nes, ION ON 1iIiIut1iingen bliDer
itgrre % itprre, iaa lelp Den tore
.Sal, Der bar ppret taget ! 8rua
ajenl1em @interen, iDnes at pepre fot
|liben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
S b%iplomatiif gieneite.

2pjtno11t Mlan Bn1slom, ser 1om
|befjen6t babbe Sen Di1tinftion at bR=
re BEN fsrlte / oct amerifarite Jlpbe-
|forps til at ifpbe ne0 en- tiff 5lpper,
|og iom letere blep taget til Sarge og
bleb baarot laaret, ioet ban miiteoe
Mrmen, er 1t6napnt til Ell Diploma
tiff @oit og er o%ttacberet ben omeri=
fanife 2egotion ! aigbenbapn. Qpi!
nart @inslom berer tie 6istin=
guiibeo lerbice meoal" oberraH bonn
p%erionlig at General 9eribing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
6arn1pnicus ginietnr.

8inlenloraer er 80e Stunt Oa
5angforenirgen bil iom iaopanlig
fforetage fit aarlige l1oflltgt til banif
Ql6er0omsbim ! Nortpoob Garf.
[Disie 1~6flugter er blepen populare
ira Nor til Mar1 iaa Deltaaernes
Mntal ita6ig cr bofiet, men De flinfe
Gamer bar bog ppret iitan6 til at
mp0e alle Sororinger, Der itille6es
i Netlli1tg af Seroering al 5rofoit,
|og pil bel ogfaa loot gi6re oeres
8ebite for at Urge for @jpiternes
Befbe1nmeligbe6. Derfor1 Ri maa
forberebe os paa at gigre Gurel,
met, bet er en- al Sc beoite 8aJs
16e gantle bar 6ern6e.
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Binif Miniiter til be Soreneoe stater
arripercr.

: Nr1nos @aoltomil1oen, tiol. finlt
Miniiter til 9anmarf, Ser al @egic-
ringen / @ellingfors e.. 116neb,1t til
at reprpientere oen1 i Baibington,
anfom til Seem Dorf forr. Etrs6oa
ombor6 pna "Sre6ertf s." SEQ fin
Mnforn1t erfareoe ban, at oe 5or=
eneoe Stater oftieielt onerfien6teIin-
lambs 5elpltenoiabeo, og At ban fam
6plge 6eraf biloe blioe Ben finife
@egierines affreoitereoe Miniiter j
@aibington,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
Wglfepriieu pp.

sioite Mge git oIle 8peug Mplfe-
fnffe poa strejffe;; Sc forlangte mere
2aen, Mrbeiosgiper11e iag0e Re %
iaa ltaniebe al 2eperatce a Mulf,
|bDilfet nar %bapoaboot olporlige ST
ger rrlia or 5ntaaberns geofotn-
r1e1.oe. Men efter 1ogIe Gage Dp-
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HVORFOR have daarlig, poret-
AN.~rS, lie -. farxrolSat.


knoppet. fedtet TENT og slappe An
sigtstrek. naar Diet kan afhjelpes?
Observation-Disclosures we'd Metropoli'
tan i New York siger ON Virozol Face
Bath j uliaC laussen s bestface
lotion in the world. Iwish Icould tell
everybody how much my complexion
hasimproved since commemorate use
itDAuY".-Maria Sunde1ius siger: 1t
is.invaluable to me-" Virozol Sw. Face
Bath $l,$2-$7 er like S1ninke eller Pud-
der. men en- videnskabelig Renselses-
nletode, som gor allie Ansi9tsfarver ung.
dommelig friske OF spandstige, uanseF
hvor gammel eller ung De er. Deres
PenRe tilbagesendes STRAKS, hvis De.
besviges. Portofrit we'd Forudbetaling.
Tilskriv
THE vIROZOL COMPANY,
70 Hicks St, Brooklyn. N. Y.
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6ie,, fra Sjeneiten.

Mr. Strobe Mnoerien, ber ct gift
meo en- 9eiter til Mrs.S. q. 5gi=
rup, Tom forri5e Manong biem fro
i8ronfrig. SON afrejite igien naits
Gags Morgen til go1garp, gonooa,
bportil bans Sltltru og Barn ollere-
De reifte for Ell Maaneog Ei6 iioe1t.
Scr. % Mrs Mnoerien ffol beitpre Ell
|5arm bernppe.
Corporal 6. q. gbriitenfen 5rio:
lIept Mi,rn., Mr. g. Moierlens gpi.
Igerf6n, tom Manbags tiIbnge fro
|9ieneiten Sranfrig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

%. j. Olsens danske skraatobak,
915c pr. Rul; karvet Blad. $500 pr. Pund;
lys Virginia, ST, 50 pr. Pund. De reneste
iegte Ware ! Markedet. De we'd ike, hvad
ide mister, som like bruger dem. Sende.,
~oyeralt mod Money Orders og Kontant. G
Cd. 10 Cents extra. Rabat ill Handlen
de-. 9 Union 81, Brooklyn, \.
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Uhtragu.
Sill G%.alifurnicn.

Mrs. 2poia Niloe, 1916 Sum-
bol6t @lpo., ofreilte / 59n6aas til
Galifornien, bpor bum 81. d. bill be-
1bge gan1le @bieagoben11er, nemlig
Gomilien Grifier, bpis in1uffe 8pr1r
Ell. I'm tbe mobies".
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HvOR Err
De D0DE?
at JOHN EDGAR.
Frit oversat af
Frede Westergaard.

Skriftet fort@ller logisk og
klart, at de D1de er hverken i
Himlen eller j ct sydende, br@n-
dende Helvede, vogtet af brand
fri Djevle. bet forteller, at Jor-
den genf9dt, vii vsere Diet table
Paradis genfunden. bet g1r
Bibe1ens Blade levende, saa
Guds megtige SkabervRrk eff
terhaanden RULES op for den
Lesende, og former sig til ct
storslaaet, ibetagende Panorama.
bet fort@ller, at smart vii sa-
tans Magt vmre baandlagt, at
Had skal do, men Kerlighed
blomstre. bet bebuder, at den
Guldalder, som Digterne synger
ON, som allie Profeterne fra Mo-
ses Dage varslede ON, og som
ale Idealister dr9mmer ON, er
ner, ia, we'd Dgren. SO Saline
8: 10.
4s Slider. Pris 25 Cents,
5 Kopier for $1.00. S1lv eller
Frim@rker. Faas hos
FREDE WESTERGAARD.
Grovelake via Brooten. MINI.
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SgbieIgbaagfeit.

SRI 8. sloierien, 1914 6tb ct. &C.,
| iio}te l1ge fin 5g6felsoag.
|oa / iam1ne Nnleoning bapoe Ell Del
LAT 5r1ens mango genner og Be
He1ote o%rrongeret en- Set, iom boIb-
tes Mrs. Sennings Stem. Det po-
pl1lare 5p6ielsougsbarn fif oberrafftt
eli elegant oa foitbar gope, ligeiom
oer paa aaffebor0et benitoo Ell til
traffenoe Sage meo Itgeiao mango
|2ps fom S6rl1er fplote 0ar, bbor-
mu11Je flrbe Dor Siernmelsmoro life ifffe
(rebe, 90 g~eofommenoe frpgtaoe at
Emiite Jrn Moierlens genffab. Ser
|tilbrogtes en- %behageltg og forngielia
gftermiooog, % ben rette G6ofels-
bar berifenoe UNDER be=
Pc 5ammenfo1niten.
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8drnebadb

Robert 2auritg % aenneh Mot=
net, 8ern of aa,,rits % Sngeborg
gbriitialfen 81 4sml bgbtes Sen
is. Weai Siet1met bos 9aitor q.
Is arpgooro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
6lagbaaen..

ST. glnfo11 auif bar ffrepet en-
fproeIeg fte1nr,ingsf,tlo % thrift
ir1uf 9roIog lie Soften Miberpiep,
|Iigeiom 81. SO. Be{tergoaro bar
|forfattet en- Dberiiet of Glaaetg 81
itorie. gn d Dogeng Ealere BIZ
|blibe s. o. 6. Dberfilliosmono
SSobn gbriitenien I'D Cincinnati.
Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23
81. 6enins giper 6rofoit.

8an 59nbdg bar Dr. @eni11S ino=
|bl16t Ell areos al Berner tit en- Sro-
foit 9a1ia; bette bIiber en- Barpel-.
|frofolt, 81 Doftoren ben noermeite
Sren1tib otter relief til Darmarf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-23

iao blep ser itrafs ln1effet eli Gent
poo bper apart, og iom %ieobanlig er
Bet 81tblifnm, Der betaler @il6et.
Ser er ni1t ingen, Der mtsl1t0er Mal
.fefjgrerne mere 2g1t, met man bar
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9aniferne bandit.

! Wor 8olonis oonife Soobol0bolo
beieire6e i 5bn6ags Gibbons me6 /
,Ms1aaI moo ingen. Stint.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-03
SPLIT IN REGARD
TO Referendum
. ON PRIMARY LAW
Fate Of New Election Statute
Seems Uncertain; Two Re-
peal Petitions May Be
Put in Circulation.

Lincoln, Neb.. May Exactly
where friends of the referendum &C
ton on the new primary law are,
is difficult to understand. The meet
ing held recently in which it was
voted to invoke the referendum on
the entire law, seems to have split
and at another meeting Friday aft
ernoon it appears two referendum
petitions will be circulated, one for
repeal of the entire law and the
other for the repeal OF the conven-
ton portion.
1t is said that the farmers or
CARNATIONS favor a referendum on
the convention part of the law.
Another story is that part of the
organizations favor the convention
plan as it will give them better
chance to control county conven-
tons through the election OF dele
gates direct.
In any event, it looks as if a dou-
bic proposition will be submitted.
Governor McKelvie has not yet
returned to Lincoln, but it may be
that he will be able to unscramble
the situation so badly scrambled at
the present time, .@.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-03

olutionists have begun an attack
along the border between Costa
RIGA and Panama.
According to reports reaching
here, a small schooner carrying rev.
olutionists, capsized in Lake Mica
ragua after the skirmish on the Rio
Frio. All on board, however. were
rescued.
The reported outbreak of fighting
between the Costa Rican exiles and
Costa Rican government forces
comes closely after a report from
San Juan Del Sur Thursday that
Costa Ricans opposed to the present
government were assembling on the
southern and eastern end of Lake
Nicaragua and at points on the San
Juan river.
The government Of Costa Rica Is
headed by Gen. FREDERICK Tinoco,
who led successful revolution
against the Gonzales government
early in 1917. The Tinoco govern
ment never has been recognized by
the United States, although it has
made several attempts to gain re-
Cognition,