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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07
Report of the Condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Newport, Arkansas. At the Close Of Business On December
 31, 1918.

RESOURCES. Loans and discounts, in- cluding re-discounts, ex- cept those shown on b and c) --------------$7 $745, CLOGS Overdrafts, unsecured - 544.22 U. s. Bonds deposited to secure circulation fpar value) $50, 100000 U. s. Bonds and certi- ficates of indebtedness pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par yalue) ------- 5,00000 U. $. Bonds and certificates of in debtedness owned unpledged $150,000O0 205,00O.00 Liberty Loan Bonds, 31a, 4 and A per cent unpledged 13,825.00 Bonds other than U. s. bonds pledged to secure postal 5avings deposits ,976.50 Securities Other than U. s. bonds, not including stocks, swned un-
 pledged ----$29, ,685.91 Total Bonds, securities, etc, other than U. s. Bonds 30,662,41 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent paid) -- 100000 Value of banking house 6,0O0.00 Lawful reserve with Fed eral Reserve Bank 67,98769 Cash in vault and net amount due from National Banks 357, ,320.47 Net amount due from Banks, Bankers & Trust Companies, other than included in Items 13, IA and 15 ------------ 54,734.17 Checks on other banks in l she same city or town as re- porting bank (other than Item ID ------------- 2,343.64 Checks on banks located
 outside city of reporting
 bank and other cash items 3,515.47 Redemption fund with U. s.
 Treasurer and due from
 U. s. Treasurer----- 2,5oo.0O Interest earned but not coi- lected approximate on
 Notes and Bills Receivable
 not past due -------- 3,164.2s Way Savings Certificates and
 Thrift Stamps actually
 owned ----------- 3,905.6S
 Total -----------$1, 800, ,113.66
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

Mrs. W. A. Lindsey of Moorefield and Seargeant Young Mack of Camp Pike are here with their brother, Leon Mack, in his sorrow over the loss of his wife this morning.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

Join the Red Cross.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

For Rent-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply Mrs. l.. B. Grant, 403 Leona St. 14dtf
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

For Sale-Ford car in good condis tion. See Bert Snetser. 184dtf
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

Judge Jacob Trieber, W. S. Allen, E. w. Holman, W. H. Rector, E. T.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

Rubbers, Arctics, rain hats and raincoats. -Bowen's Cash Store.
 21Od6t
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

Drayage of all kinds handle
 romptiy. Phone No. 10. Cheste Robinson l3-dt
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-07

See W. II. Snetser, Jr., for all kinds of electrical work Phone 80. .11d26t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
perlnitreih.

ssn elmer 53eit, mo- sic 8eIt Mrbeit
10 bringenb bruudt, Iin0 Musitdnoe
gan5 beionbers berlultreib. Mber MON
ionte nibt b~ergeiien, bob o1d Die Mr-
better belte lire groBen Sorgen ba-
ben. Ser Wa1m, BEN es gleibgmltlg
Iein funn, mas bie 2ebensmittel TO-
item, fam ii5 m ben @emiits5ultano
oes anoeren Mannes, beiien ganaes
.Gmfpnr1en fir 2ebensmittel, &leioer
.uno Miete bruufgebt, mn ldmer bin=
e%in6enfen. Man bemitleibet ben
Mann, Ser pergebens periudr, 8ui=
Ter nit bent Siebe at 1dopfen; man
IoGte au6 Mitleib baben NIT benz
.Mrbeiter, ser beriubt, einen Sell let
mes 2obnes on BEN 2ebensmittelbano=
|lungert unb DEM @igentImer ieiner
|8ebuuilmg borbei5ubringen unb fe=
ben m1B, pie linn bas gan5e @elb
ol1rd} Sic Singer gebt. IS 1T gegen-
.pdrtig midtig, m0glidif biel Mrbeit
getar at befonmen. Sene,> Die fir Die
Hegierung bes 2anbes beranttpprtlid
lino ODER ginfl11B auf 6ie offentlide
Meeinl11rg baben, iino ourdans I'M
Gedte, menn tie ieaeu ebrliden Ser
Ind mahen, Ansitdnbe gu entmutigen
uno Sic 8roouftion oufredt 5u erbal=
ten. Sic gan5e @elt lit eben 0urd
einen furdtbaren Sdiffbruh gegan=
gen. limo Sic Stl1nbe nad] oem Sdiff=
bru6 fann fir Sic 8eiatung oe5
&ettungsbootes ni6t als geeignete
#3eit betrabtet tperoen, an ben Streif
5u geben u11o bas Huoern ein5ulteaen.
She Mrbeiter iin0 Die 8eiakung oes
|Bootes, bas bie @elt retten mn1B. Slut
Ser unoeren Geite lit bieies aber audi
feline 3eh, Ole Mdinner, oie bus Het=
tnngsboot rnoern, au beidimpfen uno
51 perbobnen. IS 1T feline 3eit fir
Eoie Gertreter bes &apitulismus, 5u
ffrdbe11 un6 gu prablert neil lie gu
|fadig oieIen o6er ienen Mann er=
Emablt baben Der gegen MusIfauoeiff.
Soflidfeh I'M gegenieitigen Serfebr'
gegenieitiges RiidfiI1idtuebmen, Ser
meioung offer Nrablerei miiroe BET
Sen Seilen mobl anifeben. Sen Ser
tretern oes &upitulismls gang be-
Ion0ers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Wfit qana beiDnberem gebagen tuer

Wff gand be1DnDerem VeDa9en mer'
BEN IN einem Sell Ser amerifani1den
Hre51e Die fir5liden unamgenebmen
5@%rfabrungen bes amerifuniiden 9ro-
bibitionsISenoboten Sobn1on IN Com
Don brett getreten un0 NIT elmer ge=
.milIen Sduoenfreuoe beleudtet, mie
5oas ia m1d bet berurtigen 8orfaaen
bier5ulanbe braudli6 1T, D1efpobl
.oieielben gerebter @eiie als eine Hob-
belt be5eidynet meroen n1Mi1en Hob=
belt bleibt Nobbet, no Ii. gegen lDer
uno bon BENT tie audB begungen le11
mag. Mitgefiibl bot man mobl nifd
NIT benz %gemeloeten Serrn. gr bot
.lid Id,on friiber bier5ulanoe als Hrp=
bibitionsidnuHler bon elmer nldfs
5tueniger aI5 porneb1nen Sefe ge5eig1
.unb batte ia al1dJ NIT ieinen probi=
bitioniiten 8iblereien IN 2onoon
nidts 5n fuben. Man min BORT bon
Igntbnltiamfeit ridts nifien, oas io1=
ten uniere 3Dangsmiiteride bod fdon
5langlf gen1erfft buben. @enn linen
jest nad Ser triiben grfabrung ibres
5Serrn Sobnion oie Mugen nod nif1t
Iaufgeben, baB lire 8eltprobibitior1
ansfidtslos III, Dann fir0 iie ausge=
5pibte Bnblb11ber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Wan Ipllte inter Sen gegenluartt=

gen gerbdltnii1en nidt perge}1en, oaB
Die @rfabrungen, bie mir IN be5ug
anf 3uder 5u muden baben, lih leidt
in be5ug auf NeH, 5leiih &artof-
.feln uno Diele anoere 5u In erenl
@oblbefinoen erforoerlibe Nabrungs-
mittel %mieoerbolen f0lnnen, faus MIR
ntbt oie Stnatur 5u19lieBen, ebe 0te
S<b geitoblen 1T, ooer nen11 mir uns
.11idt Ser 8orltdt befleiBen. Sos ame=
.rifuniide Bolf beabiibtigt burduus
.nidt, iib gegeniiber BEN 8itteu uno
|Yefu9en elmer friegsmunoen @elt Tim
9ilfe BET Ser MISUNDERSTANDING er=
.tragliber 3uItdnoe ooer Inn ba5 gun
|Jritung oes 9eben5 an aaem Man=
gel leioenber Miaipnen Maernptpen=
0igite gleidgultig uno nur uuf Iih
|ielblt beoadf at 5eigen. Iber es ii
bod eine unumlt0Blide 8abrbeit,
oaB oie an1erifnniide Eegierltng 5n=
nGdit benn amerifani1den Golfe per
|pflibtet tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Amertkanild1e8 Anek0ntrnhud1.

MnlaBlid) zines groBen automo-
bilmeetings ridtete ein geibdftstuf)-
tiger Mann eine Garage elm, IN Der
man Sic @agen fir blob einen 9ol-
lar einiteaen fonnte. Ser 3uiprud)
mar 10 qroB, boB ser @aragenbeiiser
Sic @ebnbr 5uerIt auf anoertbab,
bonn ouf amei Collar erbobte. 90
fam audi elmer nit einem Sorbwuge1
berbei. Ser @aragenbeiiser rief benz
Center ~entgegen: r3mei 9ounr!"
Ser gliifIide geiiser bes5orbtpagens
belt bies fir Elm Mngebot auf ieinen
@ogeu unb ertpiberte freuoig: Gilt
perifanoen. ser @agen gebort Sd
nenl"
gdIieBlih nod eine gelungene
Mnefbote. Gem Surmer 5mitb botte
Elm Srfm oas @ellbledouh ieines
'Sduppens iturf beidydbigt, 10 oab er
qe5tp1ngen NOR, es ob5unebnen. 5eln
aernoe oes @eges fommer1oer 9tad=
bor Sbomion frugte i'm, mas er NIT
Dem alten gled MAIDEN moae. r4d
@ott, id neiB uirflid nibt," iagte
Smith. ~8eiBt ou mas" meinte our=
ouf Ibomion, uidife es einfud Dem
5oro, in ieiner Gabrif merben tie es
Idon perrpenoen fonnen." Sarmer
Smith folste oie1em Eat. @enige Cd
ge fpdter bate er~ folgenben 8rief in
Sdnben, oen Die 5orOfabrn linn 1en=
oete:: v@ir buben BEN uns 5ur Hepu=
rotur geihidten @agen empfangen.
or befinoet iid 5apar IN }ebr lhled-
tenn 3u1tanbe, oob neroen mir tros=
oem 6as Sobraeug nod gnoe oiele1
8ode ousbeiiern uu0 eriu6en s1e
oaber, es Damn abbolen at laIien-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
9iama1ter1 foifen be11te ied5smal il

Ibief dig Dor oem &riege, aber oas NJ
feline gelterung, Sic Die NaIlen IN
.tereiiierf. 0iefe gteine fino lie gerne
.beret, SEN 2elten at uberlal1en, Ore
oafiir beaablen f0nrer1, tie fino 5l1=
.frieoen, nerrr tie grot baben. SIN
aeigt ol1d Der bobe Erets
Ser Dinnnanten, neldegfeihtir11er Der
@rieg iernen IL oen SdoB geiporfe11
bat, Sic Is neriifunoen babe1b TIN aus.
aa111asen. Gle finb entiidieoen belier
.aIs Sag lrpigelfirn,
Ereibeif, @eredtigffeif u1D Menidds
=IIiidffeh, ii oerpn Sntereile CT ar1gebt
lid gefiibrt tp1trDc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Ser ct. Coulter 9iitrtftsberbano
Ser &atboliidert Union bon Diillour1
bat in lei1er Observation-Disclosures
BEN bereits mebrere 8oden porber
u11~terbreiteten Nntrug, IN Dem yer,
Observation-Disclosures finftigb1n DIE
engliide Sprahe at ben11ben u11o a1d)
Sic Hrotofone IN eng1ii6er sprad]e
su fubren nit 80 gegen II Sf11r=
men abgelebnt. Ger Mbifinan1u11g gtr1g
.eine l1ngere 9ebatte Dordn, an mel
der lid, 5ablreide Witglieoer oesgser=
.bnnDes beteiligten. Sic SerrerL Ole
Der geibeboltung Der beutIden Spru=
d,e bas @ort rebeten, Diefen beio11=
bers oarnuf BIN, baB man bas, mas
bie gditer nit Miibe ~aufgebalf, niff
ofne Meiteres u1s iberlebt o0er Obj
qenrbf beifeite bieben ioate, nro
baB Der neitere 8ebru1td Der oeat=
8ihen 5prude bent Hntriofisml1s oes
gerbanoes fei1en MbbrlId thin tonne.
Gnd,bem Der @ettfnmpf mber cine
Igfunoe geoa11ert, dfriH man 51tr ab-
Him1I1ung, Die miftels Sfir111r15ettei
,erfoIatp ur1b Dos eingnngs erfDdbrte
Me{l1Itnt 5eigfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Ger HrGiiOem mtF id5fu6re1, ale
ieine &roff auf 5~olrblerlr1g Der 8ohal-
Fubrt oes goIfeg nnb Ser Nnfiou at
bertuenoer1, dies sddoIiide Dom 2a1ls
Sc aba1tDer1ben, geredh gegeI1 ale 5l1
fem - Ser Nraifiifoenf Ser oeuffderl
Mepubm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
9er Gapif hat en- G,tnbidlreiben

Ser Eapif bat EN- G~tnoidlreiben
an one Biidofe bes grberr1ln0es ge-
Eriidhfet, IN oem er lie n1Iffor0ert, I'm
Counting, sen 90. 9e5ember, IN alien
I@irhen cine Golefftte a%n5n11orbner fit
Sic nptIeioenDen ainDer Der n11rb ben
lRrieg bertpHifeten 2d11oer. 3u oiefem
Gnnos bot Der 81 Better 100000
2iren aefpenbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Tir ieme &ursiidtigen, sic biersns

C SJ -
lar1oe in1n1er rod gegen Die 8ieoer=
aufnnbme Ser Sanbelsbe5iebnngen
nit 3eutidlun0 agtieren, rtuB es
bon Snterel1e iein, mas bas lelteuDe
engli1de 5i11un5blatt, Der 2onooner
.gconomiit, iber Ste Mngelegenbeit
GIT logen bot. Mon Iielt 90: illus
bonem Ser5en miini6en mir urlere11
%bisberigen Jeinoen I'M groBen 8elt=
ffriege ein gliidlides nno erfolgret=
hes @eoeiben unb ein balbtge5 gn=
.porurbeiten aus alien ibren SbtDte=
riqfeiten. ltniere 5pmpatbie ent=
Ipriht Ser @ur5el unlerer e1geren
gelbfintere{Ien. @enn Deutldlano
lid niht mieber erbolt, fann europa
it'd ouh niht uieoer erbolen. Wtr Ter
men anmablid Dos ridtige gerbulf=
mis- at erfniien, OaB rettes 9eufld=
Iano piel porteilbafter fir uns ut,
ols ein urmes, ber11ntergefommenes
Geut1dlono, neldes enttpeDer bon
uns fault ooer IN uns perfnuft, eng
lano nidt idaoigt, lonoern EN- gro
ser gorteil fir gnglano it,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Ser u1ittteIlmdBige Menid bdn ST
ffnapp md Dem ridfigen @eoar1fprt
in11e batter oie pielen Sd1btDabrbel-
ten IN Der @et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Sn Galifornie1 IDll bas Jlng5e11g
aIs 5%plternitfel, ar1gelpenoet merben,
Inn gero6dtige gum 8eifdnonis 5u
5n bringer. limo bus I'M 3eitnlfer
Der MenidbeMI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Yer ehemaliae sdabamtsiefretdr

III CtJSl1tuALSS
Meslooo, oes Erdiioenten W1llon
IShpiegeriobn, bebauptet, Die We1d-
foblenbeliser bitten I'M Sabre I'LL
bis 51 5tpeitauienb Brp5enf tbres ut
tienfupitals aIs Erofite e%ingebeim1t.
gr Ifibt feline Mngaben auf Die Stelt=
ereirlhdbnngerL oie ibm ia III letner
oamaIigen amtliden @igenidaft 51t=
eduglid, parer. @ern Die Mngaben
ridtig iino, mas gu be5meifeln feline
geranIoi1ung porIiegt, iolen Die
.0rubenbeIiber g%e5pungen neroelt,
nift bloB Ste 5oroerungen Der Berg
leute at betpinigen, Die Wcslooos ge=
redt uno perniinftig be5eihnet, tie
Ioaten al1dl ge5tpungen meroen, Die
Roblenpreiie berab5uieten, oenn oas
eire mie ous anoere fOnnen tie oan11
tim, obne unf ~argemeiienen 8etptnn
GIT per5idten.
Evening journal., 1919-06-07
For Sale

M OttAN
so7 ". 18th St. u r. 2B. Hw.
18th ST. between Washington and Jefer
son. r. r. p.
fs w 18th St, rooms
I'LL Jefferson So. three + Apts.
t1i6 King St. II r. r. II W
EOS W Eighth ST., 8 rooms.
fa1A Nushfugtnn 81. r. Il J.
113 W 18th St., r. r, p, III W.
yeoe Market ST, s X, r. p.
sa0s Ninrkei ST. q r. r. r. s n
>Ea48-ci-33 vandever Ave, 8 r, b. =.
i2ls-2h. b 22nd St, Z X, r. L.
iin2 Hcald ST.. u. r.
l12o Heald St, R, r. ?, II W.
SA Bennett St., rooms, shed.
$40 Lombard ST. r. B.
ano-0s v seventh ST. 9 X. r.
Linden and Franklin Sts.. store, 10 r, B.
1121 Conrad St, 5 rooms
ieSo-s7 Lancaster Ave. R. B. P.
VIM. Kitchen
1923 WASHINGTON ST.
Fire Insurance. Rents Collected.
Evening journal., 1919-06-07
For SALE

Possession June %
4i4 y. Franklin street seven rooms and
bath A good home in a desirable location.
Apply
JOHN j. HANLEY
Phone 5l70. G23 W. Fourth Street.
Evening journal., 1919-06-07
Open from y a. VI. 20 y - VI
VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY
ARE
For Sale

East Fourth street, near Lombard. three
stories Q rooms with porch. Must be sold
Ninth and West. three stories. semi
detached home, 10 rooms. Possession June
- This can be bought az a speculator
price.
Tenth and Clayton SITS. 6 rooms. bath
porch heat. cement cellar. combination fix
lures front and back stairway pantry and
stationary wash tubs, $1,000 A positive
bargain Possession.
Thirteenth and Clayton SITS. Immediate
possession. 10 rooms, bath. porch heater
and garage space. A real bargain. Move in
right away
East Twenty second street Possession.
June 2J Five rooms. bath. porch and
heater. Not much cash required. Mort
cages taken care Of
Twenty sixth and Tatnall Sts.. rooms,
bath. porch heater gas and electric light
Modern. up-to-date; $500 down. The price
is only $500 Can You beat IL.
No details OF this adv. given over the
phone.
J. HOWARD GORDON,
Phone 6s0J 0l5 Orange st
open Tues and Sat. Eves.. to $50
Evening journal., 1919-06-07
REAL EsrATF-EoR SALE.
FOR SALE.
LOTS.--LOTS

Did you forget 70 come I'm and soc mo
about the lots at Penny Hill? You know
that these lots viii soon be all sold Values
IN land and houses north Of wilmington
are growing In greater value and more in
demand. Lots so by $50 feet Sold on easy
terms
WALTER Z. POWELL
Phone 5i97. $50 Market st.
Evening journal., 1919-06-07
BUILDING LOTS

Park Drive and Grant Avenue.
nth street and Mt. Salem Lane.
nth Street between Woodlawn and
Riverview.
Shallcross Avenue and Broome Street.
Gilpin Avenue and Rodney Street.
29th and Boulevard.
26th and Harrison Streets.
n. w Cor 3ist and Jefferson Streets.
y. L. Cor. Fourth and Rodney Streets
43rd and Market Can be bought right.
Evening journal., 1919-06-07
k7slTlS''!' &! Y|:s;:''::;M

Real Estate, Insurance and Mortgage
Brokers,
Odd Fellows Bldg. Tenth and King sts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
FIRST FOOD
RELIEF SHIP!
At TRIESTE.
Over 100000 People in
Vienna and Rumania Have
Food to Last But Ten Days.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3o.--ArTival ut
Of tho first steamer carrying
food supplies for the S"Toians ana
sending Of special mission 70 war
saw to organize food relief in fnlan'
and another to Vienna to investigate
food conditions there. were announced
IN a cablcgrum received at I'll" i""d al
ministratiou today from Herbert =.
Hoover at Paris. A commission h'So
has left for Belgrade 70 take charge OK
the situation there.
Conditions in Vienna and also In Eu-
nania were said to he desperate. -lr.
Hoover said Representatives Of the VI
ennese municipalities now at Bern"
Switzerland, stated that food supplies
for tho 100000 people in the Austrian
capital would not last moro IMAM ten
DAYS. The Swiss government. the cahi'-
gram said. proposed 20 forward at once
A weeks supply for tho city.
As 10 Rumania, tho Chhl"Eram salu
tho American and allicd ministers there
had tel"Era phcd that they were con-
WINGED that tho food supplies would not
last more than another thirty days
and that Immediate steps for r"I'"r
must hc taken il tn" country - not 10
b. submerged into Bolshcvisin.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

They think this action will bring mat
tiers 10 q head and Will force FreSi-
dent Wilson'S hand. They propose also
10 insist on the immediate rrie7"o OK
informed Sim T'cinrr&. II was rumoTed
today that they VIII present demands"
point blank 10 Dublin Castle. and II IL
Is rejected viii call strike OF irish
labor for several days. This proposed
strike would test the. Sim F'cincrs' hold
on the country and ;hc resolution or
tho otherwise executive govern
mcnt and would thus enable TIM ninn
Fem 70 fee! their way toward further
development. A general strike would
,ISlucatc Irish industry. iujurc the cat
tic trade and play havoc with the for
tunes Of Irish agricultural produce n
English markets. It remains TO De
seen whether tho Iarmcr5 will toierato
any systematic use Of this weapon.
Tho Sim Fem must think matters
out carefully before IL takes the first
move. 1t must move soon. for the IN
ion policy Of Ulster will not allow It
to remain inactive. Already R"lrast
has drafted its bill putting primary cn-
ucation on the rates. ana the Roman
Catholic church will expect the Sim
Fem t. find sonl' means OF defeating
il. Parliament wi! not be sitting for a
month before the question OF III" Sim
Feincrs' policy Of abstcntion becomes
tho subject OF acute controversy In
Nationalist Ireland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
STATES
GE RMANY MUST
Pay IN FULL.
FRANCE SUSTAINED BIG
LOSS AND BE PAID FIRST
Former Premier Discusses
Economic Situation as Re-
CARDS Hun Ability to Pay
Indemnity.

PARIS. Dec. 3l.--By tho Associated
Press. r--rorm"r Premier ard Minister
Of Fiuauco AleNauhr> ItIhnt said IL In"
Associated i'r">S today that the ilnHm-
cIal situation Of all tho nai:ons asso-
,,:hicd against IN" ticrmanic coalition.
must. ~ tho end ci their effort. DC
adjusted with dU" regard for the "f-
forts and sacrifices made by each. TAX
ing into account their respective re-
sources and their ability :" pay. He
declared that IN the ACCOUNTING. SILT
riflccs and LOSSES ot man-p"w'r must
figure along OUTLAWS in money and dam
ages sustained.
Germany and her associates in tho
war said NJ. Eihut. must pay accord
ing to their resources, in addition to
their own war dents. 4 share "i the OK
prnditurcS Of tho entente coalition over
and above the damages they have
caused 10 the invaded countries.
In view Of the fact tina; France was
the principal battlefield and that she
furnished by far III" greatest effort
and sustained the greatest losses III
proportion 10 her population. NJ. Nioot
holds ;ha; Shc should have priority IN
tho claims upon Germany for inden-
nifty.
"That indemnity" he added. must
DO CpTSlOeI<ibIt i'ut - Su6'> NV
so big as TO place III" German people
in q sort OF S"rvitudn for q prolonged
period That would eventually cnGen-
dor further strife. which is precisely
what the peace congress vii ann 10
make unnecessary and impossible.
IT Germany ls called upon TO pay
the immense total property charScaoi"
to nnr, she Will be able 10 d" :" only
If she is not entirely deprived OF for
cign trade. We cannot tAk" hrr mar
k.,s from her whlc expecting her 10
find the money to meet the engage
u,cnts va impose upon her. Sh" must
have raw materials I" work with ana
tho possibility of exporting her proc
uc;s. otherwise her position VIII eInl-
graf, and her Industries will lanEuiSh.
Instead OF being aNc only 10 con
tribute To the debts OF the allies. She
will have difficulty N meeting her homo
obligations"
Regarding the amount OF the IN
dcmntty Germany nny be able 10 pay
NJ Ejbut declined TO make nm estimate
"Tt ought 20 be limited. however ne
said. TO q sum that may b. wiped out
principal and interest, in limited num-
Der of years"
Frances right 70 priority IN war
claims upon Germany. VI. R!bot con-
tended. rests upon the fact that WHO
this war was not her WIT alone. her sac
ririccs were the greatest IN proper
ton to her population and 10 her re-
sources
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NEW YEARS.
RESOLUTIONS
MANY wREELINGITES RESOLVE TO
DO THINGS TO AID OTHERS
ACE YOU WITH THEM7'
As There Is No Water wagon In west
Virginia to Get On, Other Limos
Must Be Pursued.

Many Whcclinr::"s no doubt will make
pledges :" i" something out Of the
us,:al lin. \ number last evening had
aIrcady :fguticd their intentions OF
taakIu.; resolutions Of IN" lron-clad
ty;r.. that wiil stand the heat If tho sun
ai.d lin. r;ivaEcS of III. clements. Here
ar. . frw thn; Will no; be anliSs:
ii. +. Ech-"nS-To keep Wheeling on
the map in tn" n1"diclnc world and make
snvrr'S ASPIRIN The top-lin"r Of all
gods manufactured.
Knv T. Eaylnr - To b. reelected AZ
,naynr q: N""u.;'Ial" and then incorpor-
az" rs Il part If 4 Greater Wheeling.
I,r. g.. ". EurdatS-To see 4 monu-
.,n.nt erected Ia ;hr memory Of tho SOL
dirrs and sailors on the top OF Wheel
ing hill. as proposed by the wheeling
k!wan;s club.
/ u. Whittamorc-To charge 10 cents
chr carc to the town of Elm Grove and
establish q thr""-Zuae system outline
pike.
E:rv. claude Porter Terry--To build
upu YuEr.: Mons Bible class OF at least
i.0r" members.
Johnson G.. Mcrunlcy-To convert his
.H..u;!n;tr plant INTO a toy factory anh
boat nay brand e~"r turned "ut - '."r-
,;!::t'-
!. l. HolI"w1y-To have every hnsi-
mss man and manufacturer In The state
attend tn" manufacturers convention 1T
Huntington. urinary lf.and l..
". -. Mrylu&k"y. Lr.-Tn haE" trttcr
roads ;,.:I moro roads for the prisons
sl!o Own AUTOMOBILES in OH" county.
". !. rrnui:$;"n--In h"haif Of ;h"
Wheeling Rotary club. To aid IN taking
car" -: tho soldiers on all truck trains
passing rIlr"u@E, Wheeling.
T.. /. iInn"r"iici;--r" Gev"t" US"
Ivr. K; If ms I'm" each year +" ai"inE
:h,. ,unyl,,;S "f tir. stat" prison AMI
c"achir;; th"m n acting. ana the pal
am. of tn. year n" will d"v"t" 70 per
icctii!r Inventions.
Chi"f 90 p"ll"r Campbell H. It"nd"r-
sn,,--'F.. glv" Wheeling AS sane ana
clean Il .:"vcrun"ut aS II lies IN nay
bower % do 50, with mHil"" towards
nom and charity towards all.
sheriff il"wnrd !iaS'tHgs--T" b" a
good :.lIrw w.th .v"r%"hdr and Il big
brother a. ,hos" IA misfortune.
Circuit ri..rl. john *. i.Ineh"rn---T"
keep right on work 'ha sam" ne last
y..ar i,I H.. several lars previous.
Deputy Sheriff IhII I;a"hnhn 10
take 4 r,,s,.r "icw "r things a2d laugh
h"ar-ir~ this var ,hHr last.
Iray I..t'"nnm' g.: i'"!.'r iAal IN
r.r,,r-.r'... R..r ~v"., and l"> others
Il" liz worrying.
Frs Lieutenant !. \. SiTi"2'ch -
"v,r - ,!far ~ !.,r".'' - AL sherman
uinr.r I.nuis 'Uarur--That II" will
dive, :r:l:li,.. throughout iii" year III
: l.l..,..,I, and Mari,5; stress.
! ,'hari.s T. :;rir.r!l--ThA' ! "''l b" a
sur,...ssill candidate !"r congress in
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ELEVEN HUNDRED
SICK SOLDIERS
ARRIVE ON RINJDAM

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dec. 3l.-Thc
transport Rinjdam, with returning
troops aboard. arrived tonight at New
port News The Rintdam sailed from
France at the same time as the Ashus,
which arrived here carly today.
Tn" Rinjdaln brought LOO sick and
wounded. TWO companies of casn;LS. So
second brigade corps coast artillery.
18th and lHth antl-alTCrnft section and
the 11i;h ammunition train. BrIGad'Hr =
General Charles Zimmerman, .f":.ner''
OF tho Ohio National Guard. and MS
staT ais" arrived On the Ri0Jdam.
The wounded and sick from tho two
vessels were taken to the d"haTkaN"ii
hospital Il: CIu,r stuart. from "hi>h
they will br cleared 20 various CON
ralcsccnt ard rehabilitation hospitals
throughout the country. The G'htF
troops were sent 20 Camp ETill for clear
nncc 10 Capitalization camps.