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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

life at the hacienda was centeret
around the bod where lay the sleeping
beauty. Often as ! looked on her,
/ wished for a real prince, one quite
worthy of her, to come from fal
land and waken hef-and make hel
happy lever afterward,'
GeHteis was honest, suppose, wher
he asserted that he dared not arouse
her from the spell which held her. He
gave her every care as he had promis'
ed to do. Fortunately for the out
come Of the affair world events chsnl
ed so that both he and Don Manuel
were always at the hacienda.
Quite suddenly, the war cloud which
had been gathering along the Rio
Grande was dissolved, or at least It's
shadow was removed from the earth
for a while,
Daddy had this news by special mes
senger. Even in that remote Mexican
hacienda, even under the secret sur
Veillance of our foreign born host, the
Hon, James D. Lorlmer managed %
keep in touch with world events. This
pTONGu " luOI OhSO 4VlOp Ghob Wv
cheerful, clumsy man called dad
dy," so Familiarity, was actually a man
OF tremendous importance on the globe
Certeis, too, was one Of the worlds
important rerscnages. He had play
ed a stupeudous part in international
affairs for a dozen years. His actiVi'
ties had not been of a kind to display
in any column Of current events, but
thew were destined to be chronicled
conspicuously in the history of his
time.
And some day. some iuquisitive his
torian, with a mind moving according
Freud, would set out to find who was
the unknown woman who had been
adored by the greatest Of all interna-
tional spies.
I was that woman! 1t seemed most
absurd.
And some day, the historians would
write that the unknown had thwarted
and ruined-a remarkable, though
most detestable career! She had d.
yided the mans interest in his politi-
cal schemes and thus she had pre-
vented at least one great war!
Growing thus imaginative and NOR
bid, l rushed to find Bob.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
Salt and pepper.

oalL ana pepper.
Soak beans in cold water 8 hours
Parboil in soda water for 10 minutes
Rinse. Boil in salted water until ten.
der Pour off water. and rub bean!
through! a strainer. Add breadcrumbs
nuts, egg slightly beaten, fat, salt ant
pepper to the bean pulp. Shape IL
tho form of sausage, roll in bread.
crumbs and fry in a frying pan.
RAISIN AND NUT COOKIES.
cups light brown sugar.
ga cup shortening.
egg.
1 la cup sour milk.
l teaspoon soda.
l teaspoon baking powder.
cup graham flour.
White -four to roll.
1-2 cup raisins.
1-2 cup nuts.
teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon vanilla.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
Cream shortening and sugar, add
egg we'll beaten. Dissolve soda in
sour milk. Silt baking powder with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

located here for several months "A
removed to Pennington.
Mrs. Homer B Comm vas d1ils
come Christmas Shopping in Eatnone
on Monday.
Finley Cakes the merchant NJ :
business visitor IN CLAIR lfs on
Monday.
Isaac P. Shuppe Of Annabelle a
a visitor dn town on Monday
L. H. Michael Of F'estus Was . On
mess visitor in town on satnria
Elisha Brumage who 3 en1 SD N
the ice cream I'd bottling bur ne
at Moundsville came home Tor = +
last week.
Chas. S. Davis Of near Ida Nay was
business caller here on Monday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

Mrs, james /. Morgan on Upper Tev-
Groaugh at . c'clock Thursday morn
ing, aged about SO years. His de&;h
was caused by complication Of dis.
eases. He is survived r.: one daugh
ter, Mrs Aorg' sh u.Tec brothers,
Festus Parrish and ". S. Parrish OF
TCveTbaugh and Waitman T. Parrish
Ct East urn. Funeral services were
held at the old Teverbaugh church OF
Saturday morning at IL O'Clock can
Quoted by Rev. Blackburn Hall. In
terment was made in the Parrish cem-
etery by w. J. S. Harmer & Son, un-
dertakers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

\ (COpyrlgQL, lSlS, ~ e. AL
A pleasant way to manage the re-
moval of the Christmas greens is to
make little ceremony of the per-
Torrance. On the sixth Of January,
twelfth night, burn the wreaths and
branches of holly and evergreen. This
is an old, old custom and means that
the entire household will have good
luck for the coming year.
In France and England cake was
baked with a bean in 1t for the occa-
zion. When the cake was cut the per-
son who got the piece with the bean
in it was regarded as king for the
evening.
II the youngsters can have a sort
of party time out of the disposal OF
their Christmas tree it wont be quite
such blow to see it taken down. And
it wont shed much in only twelve
days.
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast = Stewed prunes, bacon
graham mullins, coffee.
Luncheon - Macaroni and oyster
ramikins, brown bread and butter,
grape preserves tea.
Dinner-Mock sausages, baked pc
tatoes, stewed tomatoes, celery, canned
pears, raisin and nut cookies, coffee.
Ny Own Recipes.
Oysters are good economical food
in that there is no waste, they re-
quire a short period Of cooking anu
are nourishing and easily digested. If
an oyster is cooked too much 1t Will
be tough and indigestible.
MACARONI AND OYSTER
RAMlKINS.
IL pint oysters.
1-2 cup cooked macaroni.
tablespoons grated cheese.
Salt and pepper.
Lemon juice.
Wash and pick over oysters. Sea-
son with salt and pepper and lemon
juice. In buttered ramikinB put lay
er Of macaroni, then two or three
oysters and another layer of macaroni.
{. -inkle with grated cheese. Pour
abb ut l tablespoon of milk into each
rankin. Put ramikins in pan OF
hot wHter and bake in hot oven is
or 20 minutes.
MOCK sAUSAGBs.
IL cup dried lima beans.
1-2 cup fine dried bread
crumbs.
la cup chopped peanuts
tablespoons melted bacon fat.
egg 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
CARD OF THANKS,

We wish to thank all the neighb Dor
and friends who 60 Kindly ssSisted %
the Hines and death of our dear fatli
err, also for the many beautiful nora
offers, and the singers, also 70 Rev
Eddy,
Mrs. Virtoria Bennett and Brother
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

flour. Add milk to first mixture,
Then add graham flour, nuts and
raisins chopped fine. Add cinnamon,
vanilla and salt and white flour TO
roll. Roll out, cut with cookie cut
ter and bake in quick oven.
Prospective brides might do well to
store their dowry chests with sugar
as well as linen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
Worthington
holldaN MalIs YerY heaYY.

The holiday mails are very heavy
this year. Train IS on Monday morn
ing put off 29 bags Of mail matter.
This was the heaviest mail every re-
ceived al this office from one train 1t
-iih'n the memory of some people
that at one time one mail bag twice
a week was sufficient 10 carry all the
nail delivered at this office.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

Bernard Hood who Is student at
the Tome academy in Maryland, ar
rived home a few days ago to spend
the vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hood. Miss Marjorie Bell
Hood. who attends the university, is
also at home for the holidays,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

Miss Opal Smith. went to Clark
burg yesterday to spend the holiday
with her sister, Mrs. Howard Con-
man. I
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
MRS. sATTERFIELo BURIED.

Funeral services over the body Of
Mrs. Charles Satterfield whose death
occurred at her home at Hoult on Sun
day were held this afternoon from
the, family residence and were con-
Quoted by the Rev. T. G. Meredith.
The services were largely attended by
friends and relatives Of the deceased.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
Holiday Vacation

The worthingtou schools closed Fri
day evening until after the holidays
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
Purchased Properly at cayenne.

Leroy Book who conducts store at
Annabele stop Just beyond the corpor
ntion limits has purchased property at
cayenne station on the inter urban line
He will remove his family to that
place about the first of April. His
father In law Rawley e. Davis has al
so purchased property at the same
point and will also locate there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23
Sunday serylees

Rev. E. r. hanes, or Warrington
occupied the pulpit of the Christian
church on Sunday evening. The topic
of his discourse was "The Light Of tue
World John S:12. Owing to a wreck
on the Huntington Interturban line he
fsile.l to reach here for the morning
services. .
llcv S. ]. sa;terfield preached in the
Methodist Protestant church on Sun
day evening.
A Pioneer Residcn' Passes Away.
William W. parr'sh, a pioneer resi-.
dsut Of tie Trvtr5:' Oh section. passed
away ut tho resjten'e of his daughte
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

Miss Noble Cruds who has been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
PEACE CONFERENCES MIlL
BEGIN NEXT MONDAY
Clsmenreau Slated For Presiding
Officer. Bat All Nations Will
Have Chance To Hold
Char

fars nn fN e. .emt in b. lsi
inasi' faoa ihai ias esss sanisfsn.
~lH hefih taHaan N meas Nondss
safauf fhs fitrnn afa .f.sfI.f
rsnerai faf ,aH eanfeftns arr - ta
h.r eeiF . s., ln ahtfsu hai f
10 moH hksts ihat ias msa fnr ems
.mpafani 4Isef s uanna ffsnlt
n.iH4aiff fo H~uEef sna rhr ehsf
p~efs have BEEN astes D, flsnc, i
BE- ~uah d. aereal. .als rs ihsm st3
ani affirmative r.nis s. sspftea
if s s4ppasss it.t ,hs 1oner ci
~ 'aief g. ~ r8a'sfsure nH b.
passsa aroand mere ~ lrss 40 aoat
q 81 berHa under ihe r.sIa.n.t q.
liam,nefas tui b vli trsQaeniiy
lesfe a. eta.I io iaIs. - .n ~. sosfs
oi ihr ffsteiines V S HftN thtf
hrfst Italian an Amsrears .n
sil hafe raane rs taa4ac ia
general mssunss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
= = "BACK TO SCHOOL" = =


Fedsfal sBibofifssa in Va Ihlnginr
a. wsn = soan8 nafk 70 sfhoai
mss.srs 70 fb- Yoa'h of Amsriea
The wsr 81 over ~ isaf - faf >
arrasl rrhUns i cosrsfpsd ani iaf-I
j. 10 ionfsr neet q rail upon 80
har. ar8 rris - = mol axe - TAX
~ the Industrial su'lss = adsr'
snnnnnsd - stsrsssr fsrsiee. soi.
..lisrs and sailors ar resaralnx b n
fbsaasnds 20 cIsn isie and thsy 81
r.asfig a6lusf hem a-lFss 70 recon
ursesion sonaii,ous fbey viil fsk
ne places whieh olhsrs haFs beer
rli.nx an4 ~ rssaia .tgeni siii rescf
bsek 70 ehllsrsa - hthooi sre
Eaes ara r.fis .oaia bar 'his e.
sn.nd ~ i skosia - borne in minf
for shsm ~ ARES ~ raafdlan
Back 80 schooi s-oai8 b. shs -
Tsn q al CAD isaor ls noi en-,
no' needed BAT j. shOaa nos be 81
lose6 y ia anfslr IKE 20 ~ ehll
srsr ana 20 fbs cssnrv 10 so fhs
Afiis folks % n.rlec sdscsflonsl -
s,or4anIf.es f0f fhe sske - insasirsal
ACTIVITY. sxceps n tines q mott al
ss-t .se1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10

Do ~orth and ~ better vfil D. yesl
sonEsnastios. -hssssr sou sofs Co
o'hers o. a. lnto buslns.s sor yosf
sslf
Edneafional insffslions svsrr-hsr'
.-publle sba prls - sliss-srs OTTER
sns snssssl ssssntssss cad syporsn
lflss no~ ~ sfss ant ~sstsses fh~w
sbs rssp -. bessns n yssfs 90 ev-ne
csshrls has al ar ssooi snf basi'
ness oolleFs fof vvsesiesi ,fsirlns q
those who lssd IN conmssetss snd
sn6ssr1si Hfs. csli>ass sna anissrsi
'iss are nssr for fss~s uho aspire y
me professions Tss psos'e sssooss
sssn shs nirhi seko sIs- cf(sr sssfy
Dppersnnlfy Cog rood s~s~rsi .ises
sion wIth sseh i-sfisassos< avail
able there - 10 rsa,cn vhy N an
bl,ioas ekln should ~ - ssli sds
Gated -nscs % sfssof ss1 esessrs
10 m~ss lfss 1sisr .rJbi~Ds ssd con
issil easFssa for siesssy. 40 hand
fsDpss fsr f1lsrs "a del>ss- .Bse<
10 sehooi Dont s< . 1siiard To
Bssion - ysIl a. the isovilual ~is'
saffer lf>ascsfsos 10 n1eleesed asa
isrossccs fssslfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10

candrsn should no' b. ieines'i
awas ffeu sshoaf hy she iufs ~
sarir efnfloYmenf no matter ho~
ifffars |re fhe offefsI xagss may b
chldfsu AMI pafenss aise Shouts
-eaasni,sr thaf ihs ssil eiaesied a.
savs conn. nd the boat salaries sna
e pIfi bs fhe besf slnf - 80 lnfssl
rnsni 70 rci as mhrh edacsfion as
possible. r.rardlris - whsf ssrit ssc
fifices may be demanded Boys ane
fifis sho - % ~ors TOO esriy elii
never fi.s Car aboy tbe normal sags
for anskllied iabof. shll~ Hose sho
property train brsIa. ana hands ar.
ssssfrel u = fsisrE alnosi ArniilsFs
IL opportunities
-BzeE - seAOoie shosif - n
n0fto a 81 Bset 10 school- ana
sfnT there - iong = f0sslblbe. all si.e
shlle nusylng ears sfiY ard fer
sisteBiiy- DO nor nsaise' edscationsl
advantages for an blns. no matte,
boz affrsriire fhe momenisry pros z
peer may seem Sack % Bchooi
o. a efacafion - BE- sqsiss,ed Cor
hfe'a bsfries pecone scisntisioaliy
an dtechnicsliy trs.Esd. II poisibis.
TIE more you kno~ tie more yea slli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
". ]. O|BBtMs, BELOVED
CITIZEN, CALLED SUDDENLY
Manager of oAs Company Il
Victim Of Acute Indigestion.
Pwminsnt In Lodge. Bosssy
aud susinsss crelss

Tue annoanesm~4 % ,hs najisu
aesih of " Dfhbsss manager 81 -
Guthrie oas suanpsny. .hieh aeeaFfsa
81 osishems eny. yesterday eseains
zane a. shoes % the sanfr eliy
iis haa gone 20 os.sGoms cHf aan
isy. snd .aa IN his usual hsaiIh apA
ssfy To- psopis hers sas~ u b. ~
ness
Gu Aona., mofnlal ~ ~as aflfsau
sta appendislili. sni ~ss iaaat.disi
~ ,ssss 70 wssls, hospHal thefs
aud sa op<.tisa 80 desldsd "a an
sp9sfsotis saerssslslly naiahsi -.
same sfisgnsoa Nc pstbsss nellls
ssd seemed - b. .mpfavias sifsif
aniii FRIDAY mofniux. shsn . ehsaf
fos shs ~ofss io's plA >. sna - pass
- s.ay 81 70 o'el "a Mrs. pibhse'
49, .fb him un,li ihs snd zane
william lanes niso.ns ~ss born a.
D~nvsr. Colorado. o. Sos ?. fs1t an
-ss "a pear. ana tso moniAs q -
~hsn hs did Ne came 10 this 80 I,
siih hs fsmsir - manager q ~
locsi gas pisnt ia hsreh. iieca. anf
fhsy 81 once toas fans -ifh sh~ hssl
baslnss. ana s0eial eism@ufs rhs
f.cssssf sss po.ss.ssd - = ANAL
fisposltlon. and va eoartseus 49,
sboss .ifh vtom ~ hsf dsshhx
From the fret he vss . eossisssa'
booster fof al sha ssni "a msts
0sthrs . prosr~.s4vs eiiy. asd a..
voted his sasrxiss sni aonsf % ~.
sry ~orsy enssrprlss lie .ss = 3.
sssf.s nsson. n.anb<f % ths
hhrins. bsionx~e 20 he shsnlh~F a
csmmsrrs asa mar esab. ssa seoA
active par 10 al tas drives Cor 90
sors lis sss ehsismss u the be
brother oommifta~ sAsl ~ss appolnis
by tie Rotary eisb 10 raise fssds q
provide chrsmss ssssr for The ..eso'
u this city. sns Sss 80 sseesssfat tAs'
no vorshy nmlly s-s osssioossa lss'
Christmas
ffs n survived ~ iss slfs sna ons
ekild. Dorssby. ard - sesrs. hl. l.sf.
snts. ana nj. erotsor. A q DiDsess
l71s w~ss Msnsur avenue
A Scottish nlle mlshlxhf funeral
..4I4 a. ..s.a.- Afka. F...I -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
Put Wilhelm Back
Is Plan of the
Ebert Followers
McIdoo MAY
Sab for Wilson
AT Peace Meei

5 pars "a 'c-TN.ts "a : psrs. sten'
Fsrsrt - PAS ssat ~ass~ 6 ~
Asa ~su ss tse r.sn g Gene -
Frs~xs q tAss ths pres.a~~ts aiAds
- ths pxaSe sstesasion sstsr So
lattsFa retufn ~ -
rhs piasst.iits - a greatly ~.
trfvts Arseris Ans ners pres8s0s.
q & rss eeer t4ten 80 a~tee
tnai sesretars na.sf ~eeia soes
tai ~ nss q sft4i 'ssA arsao -
fm nr'uwa tne AnrrxAn tfpert
hcr'r sra oerfss. .fes o. ths
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- e<fsnsfe seo~s ~sore sbo,'
aafoeaF ssse ahsst tne Al~erean
iears q sss aues sAs stnsr ecer
eriss rsttsrs eouna a. - oiseusssa
IN Pafls ~ to- nest fs~ r,ortNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10

tN aa ea4.i faaf.|
'Iftkatafs rasa..a ..t s. ~. - - -
sa'alefs ihfeen tHo tha fsfs tsians
fpff hf its spaIsnf pi ufsfsaf a
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lfom ne FsasGar Nouasrn ratine.
~hist usnf atfsaai earf, Nss isAfs
mri alnF % fta lsats fos To. pl.tars
~ss taxes a'irr a.. ,s.ssl hal b~.a
r'ataei p -ea'f s'a' a' 'eols ihan
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haf tsen 4et 81 ths ums
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
NO0TlEGGERs SELLS COLO
TEA FOR REAL THING
Authorities of Easi SIDE Wonder
What Can Be Done With
Man Who Fools Lovers
Of Liquors

okmulees. Jan fa-New hsrash y
sere heaged spor Okma'gee E,nfr'
500 snlof "foueh ~ Nsker- darrs
fhs holiday season. according 20 20
gcris that are cominr inf0 -. nslirl
ans o bsr offscilis A n~v brand o.
tos,lsFzsr who sen. roaa iea 10 boi
tits bearing bona iisf rnfea sfsis'
loading stamp i b blame foF 'as
hafsshigf reported
ssrce >ru Year three differen'
ra-fc-s have ffe 81 - chls.f -
pollre fsrs rar ihs. ~ e. stunt
'wifh boffia - ira One uen know p
sas.ne-s msa raa 80 fof srsiel
guar whIrh borf fas official roteru
neni rau1. huf uhen b. opeasd 30
houis ~ onis sfoma ihai arose ffor
s. cane from nlshfv foor iot 81
cold fsa Ano. h@r sell knoNn nan
ailczf forn psl 3 ~ fof sssis z
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'orz VIC made = sinnInr n era4
cane 7oi4 q each lor fvo scales
u1.s Chisf Farr ~ = s.nsis ~ ~
tcs 81 police hoafq Iarfsrf
o. s ~ bsilef - fbs police ihs'
nli ksv ssllsfs obtain HqBor in band
- botsiss. css . hoie IN ihs bofiols
e. fhe bottles vita sn riecirir needis
h-sfe5 fo : hiFh fernpersiufs. poul
oaf she whiskev into snoiher bstfi'
sns fsen ri she s.aief boftie sts
cpA faa To hols ia ne t.offis 4
fhsn s~.ies ~ ane sas ssr.f - -
fes nsser discover the frzsd nnfi
fo1 bfs The .b.sssY sslisr ssils ~
r.Ai xAisk<y 20 sSn~ -roDs rlat0sas
a si.e,rir nsss's SD 80 n
gsrpo. - os~ninx boffia 80 A@lf-s
b. - psEre 90 > rsi6 - . 49,
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bai here kase tr-n - essnsis 81.
at.oas refaiet bafil.s slrcs ihsf IN
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hsrs no czsghf IA - Ytf WA
III - Go sIfh hln y - % csfff
hlnsv - q-erflon souss az enforr.
Inx sxperf nlghf snsssr for re be,s
II q IA pezes off gs-E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
y. M. Errors As
Our SolGier Boys
Have Seen Them
Burn Women, Sin
Their Ashes In
Quest of Gems

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-10
WAR s[CRE TAnY URGES
EMPLOYMENT Or SOLDIERS
Ia Letter T. the Local Council Of
Defense hir Baker Makes
Plea Per the Returning
boya

i.esah ,oun ; oeune.i e lpsfsnse IS
90 receipt 81 fr f.iiasinf lester nnn.
Nesion + haA.f secretary g ~
81 emp.0ymeuI oi 4lsrhAffoI snl
s.ffs .-Ilafs aud sar eorkst rss
ed nem war indasfrss b. ons u ihs
mnsf .mf.fiani fasAs roo ts'ors the
oNanfff We sifanf'i ulrs ihf -
fea iaas stsfe ssFrias Of Labor ~
lsis AS putilt improvement be- ga
rsnrei ln order ~ .tsafb '4hof Ne
asA fhai sou uss an nflaenea sith
state ceaaii ant uufflpal ssihef
fies 81 this ena s4mlaAry steps
shoals hs taken imurfai.i, In nrief
that ns sefarf a. horlls ms ~ a..
cared ia time f0r operations apen
npsulaf - flusirnfiian SEA .,n
"fsifnfal NEWTON u BAKEp
Secretary "a w. ana Chalfmsa
raurN = National psfsafs
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the NATIONS To DIVIDE
HUN PASSENGER SHIPS

London. Jan lo-f ~ United States.
Great iiFisib and lfAly have ssfs~i
upon a plan for iskias osss sbs oss
man fassenssf ionnass Tho rlsn ~ilI
BE- lad before shs tisrean saa slilss
armisiics e0mmissspn sss Monday
Frame = not lncioded IN ths plau. ..
she so' ihs balk Of q. Assfflsn "a, b
s"ngsf tonnage sni . viiilnx th4l
lhs other ihfss bld isr ihs osrnsn
'hipplnE hsprrsenf.uY~ ~ so
thres c0uuiries ~li l.nbmi their piaf
70 fhs commissions 81 sps.
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GOVERNMENT NAY TAKE
OVER PlCk|MG PLANTS
Mead Of Marketing consEis.ss
Of United states Says That
frofieefins wous New
Than During War

NA,hlasiuu isn ~ An ora - o..
'fems pfcr'esrns 10 meat Price.
hf'sf ths food naturalization vsa.i
- fancilnn aniets ,enlfoi ~ trua,.
esfs siocs'pfts. ans terminal resris
sFssnf lIspis i iaasu fom ~ pscl
sfs. ~as pfsalssea loaay By waher /,
fishsi sounse fof To mafssfina
commiitse - sos AAsficsn Sstioasl
iAsssioes associations ani fnsmsr 90.
feisfy q luisrior NJ rlshsf -.
T. ~lfiins esfufs ihs ..sssns lsssrsss,l
rp~merce compiiiss - hszrlsxa o..
'As psndlns a'il pfuslslns cor sos
'rnmsni eoniFol u ihsss ms,s stins
fasfllNsa
fhs stiffness sselsfsd thai rpfics,
Nuali bapp tho eelliot safss n
same iims there .a,'i ~ aaA3sr q
dimanliion q pfoAs,1lor Z lbs a.,
srnuisns lops 10 seusn 90 curt sAsl
b. asssflbed a. .fsetlcal msnoi ~,
maintained D, ne nss lesslns pacl
err
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n A NY @ + Z nj A N
SOURCES CLAM0RlNG
FoR EFT URN TO
POWER OF FORMER
KAISER: PAID PRoPA
GANDISTS ACTIVE IN
KEE NC ALIV Z
STRIFE AND CIVIL
REBELLION: MAJoRl
TY or ARMY FAVOR
EoHENZoLLERNs
rurrErTN

lon3or ian l. rhc Ebsrs
government is steadily gaining
confrul - Bcrl.l md the Sparta
Gus slenert IS grAsraliy losing
grc1rd rhouvh siiil showing great
determination. according 20 the
latest news from the German
capital Fighting ragged through
Tuesday night ard 30 til nosa
Wedrf1dAy in varicas p4r;s Of the
city and there were q number e
casualties. The E5ert leaders are
favorable 70 the ex kaiser
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III NJ III CONDITIONS
~ tUt \tkl IAipiupAt

hInFiun. Jan lH lifaHh eaniI.
tions .u ihs sfmf sf tDms sbassl
con- nlsd lmpfor emsri turing fhe
~sts ending lsn sIfh lHfIusnfa ana
pnsumuula slli Or hs decline 'onI
t~o famfs camp TIafis ana Ihe fafi
= sHhsfsai len. llphoAtn rsiuffsf
more ihaa nss rssf ~ irflBeufa
fof D. ussk A 49, lenarmsn sum
me1 feasl shars8 80 n.p eases oi
pnsaruDn0a among aapras msfrif sHs
900 troops
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nsriir Jsr '1--rhs sossrnr1ert
torcss sre - corrrleie csr.rsl % tns,
s-ct's. - fhs ..r-f rtr bes~ver go
srs.seresrs as'e are Fne-risn-
Eirss. H has ss.so a. srcsr 30
nsbs,~s 81 prse.ss ga
Ire seysrr~,ert nss sceres ss-
csc.1 s,cssry r. ne -spssrs % - G;
rsan.ssrs.-s. ~hlen nas b-en ore %
80 sosrtscs- sirsnsno "a - oslis
- ~ss tsker - iee F.ssHier c4srci
sftsr . shsrs fgnt
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tn ~ BRITAIN >AuI~
nm pI Nsl I>NDi

rhs f0Hrs uahbei fwo kniThis o'
DE rad asf nlghf on charge "a
sarrsnry and frssrs eaina on fhs sanfa
- fshf u par AL fhsy shiefr1 3
plea - rafr in police oaafi tbs
nofnlnK 1hay NHl wnfk 0ai q flns
~ Sc ssfA ~ fhe irr.fs
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WILMA IS GRABBED
BY TERRIBLE n[Os

Wsf.aw Jan ie Villas has faner
inio ihf hands - iht hoithssisi army
sefefal thousand ai4une vtlfh drove
a8i ffs Polish mHIfs a massstre
- civilians began 81 once
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On account Of the bad condition
q the weather. the tire for re
new1ng your rubzcripfion 10
Tie D1ilv Leader under the
dollar ssving plan i extended
unfn Tuesday. Jan. Il After
thzt date the pEics Of The
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AYTrR TIE EBERr GANG

Coperhagea. Jan 10 The i'm.
MEDIATE removal Of fhc Ebert GOV
s-nmenf Is demanded Of the sol.
dieTs and wcfkmsn council, OF
Germany in e resolution adopted
az Leipsie by the Great Soldier )
and Workmens Council accord
ing q Telegram reaching here
from that city