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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
Estate of William II. BIasdeU
STATE OF VERMONT

4 o1A IL OF VERMONT
| District of Orleans SIS
The Honorable Probate Court for -,
District aforesaid - Noh Tux
TO the heirs and all persons interested in
" e49 estate OF William h. BlasdeU Iate
oI barton in said District, deceased. IA 'e
| Vbaraa. ,. GREETING:
this 800 appncatlon hath been made to
n rraS eouEt IN writing, by the ExecutriT
praying Tor license and authorifv - III
90; .!a Oh real estate of said deceased to 1ft
49, Deans ABOUT acres of woodland Iocafaj
near the village of Orleans, in the to aeeo 90
1 Da[ton, IN said District; about 8 acroe
meadow land and barn thereon ioea+ - Is Is
1ras burg, in said district: Iot of 49, oaSeu N
cOttage thereon located in uSas+n1 1du anu
9Soft -, y, lSt, salo cottage known as aRock
81 Lowell, in the town of TowaII e ~ mage
aIl,Iit Paine Mill Yard, CONSISTING ~
ao 49, i've i've acres of land, located in La ~ ~
sald District, including two Oh ~, IN
iiatu 5I thereon; about PAT acres ~ 1.ifS
s-raifed IN said jay: the Bruce Place :,
To-,1 itSu, consisting of about 20 acres -
anu together with buildings tberaor,e OF
ISateo IN SAID Jay: house and harm 49, u. ~ 10
JAY: house an9 9 be bridge, located in said
. or acres of land. located in safd an t,' ABOUT
land Ioca+ edh y mouse and barn and lot Of
rri+L $500 Saeeu IN said town of jay: Iof ~ Iard
I'm mouse thereon. known as the s.f1 anu
Pe3 I1ouse.- located in said town Of ILL
in said town of Jaw: lang aahd located
~ To- located in said town Of Jav. n1 elfe
ted in said town of TaV. 81 spring loca-
1 - 1dno located in said Jaw: abo,+ . % tiIlI-
- 1r anu IN greensboro in said T5sts2
ct ~ SIdfy farm. so-cailed located -, ~;
H,ea. .ooroi and land and water -a se.lu
s1toeeu IN west Albany in the to - 81 81
said go, ID sald District. represeDffno ~
go go court That it would be beneficiaI * 70 70
fs4a 20 IL -. al persons interested in ne ~
49, "a SaIo deceased to sell said real c.
tA4i ~ conEert the same into noonev estate
s,-1-.c a " iihg4ng into Court the c|psa,,4 - :,
- sa J9atloh IN writing Of All 10 t zailo
ss+.f-l xcetaLe residing in this Gfaso HcH
" ~ Z I0rIn the situation of the reeI ao
and 1879 -AE = PON. the said Court sr3rstf asaet,
AZ 49, o66slgneo the 3lst day of Jr,IDrtsSTud
Trief 81 onate once in Newport in SAD NJ NJ.
and decsaI Two O'Clock D. m. to au b Dls-
r. - t1oh ana ordered public. noffce h ana
tBe-egs, gIyen TO all persons fn+e enereoI
,--tft ~, ~ publishing said orrIe- ted
vreseI-s - tltile ana place of hoarS1rs tt
cesslFely in the OrIears 1sx Ill e
: :. --lsss d newspaper which cfrc,ItstT-i -
81 II : ySorhood of those persons 1,fe IL
shall t 81 state, all Of which nubiica1seas,s-
hearing ~ eAe Gay assigned for
appeal = Tief,Jf you are hereby notified 70
r,fs-a DSIofe said Court at the ffrne - go -
ro1r+ ASSIGNED then and there IN sat1
- make your cbjectfcns =, 49, 80
Co. " sueh license. If you see ea1sSs tiiS
49, - under my hand AT Neu-<.-t
= TINS 18th day Of July 1919 ~ 7'l-u
Z. NJ sPooNER, Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

The weather of Sunday was so
peasant and warm, to use no more
expressive term, that nearly half the
reputation was on the road at some
Inc during the day. The hotel at
rolIon Springs, P @, enjoyed a large
~ eeh-eho patronage and on SUNDAY.
ele management served two hundred
hve dinners between one and +b-ea
O'Clock 1t Is said that AT lake Ed
fully two hundred autos were narlta5
mere ar noon, which in fact in
olcates that nearly one Thousand
persons sought relief from the heat
AT this charming spot.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
Hospital Notes.

F. L. Clifford is convalescing.
Charles Bennett left the hospital,
Friday.
Miss Ruth Badger left the hos
pital, Sunday.
Arthur Labounty was able to leave
the hospital, Sunday.
Mrs. c. A Carpenter is GONZALES
cling, and will soon be able to return
TO her home.
Miss Mary Noe of Newport, who is
convalescing from her illness here,
was very pleasantly remembered one
day last week, it being her Goth birth
day, by friends here and at New
port. Ice cream and dainty sand
witches were served and q birthday
cake with 20 candles was much en-
joyed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
QUAKER ACROSTIC

The man who saveth money
Hath his future guaranteed.
Remorse DER substance wasted
is unknown TO him, indeed.
Fortune smileth on him
Things he hath, as he may need.
The man who spendeth wisely;
Hath no idle, wasted hour;
Ruleth cities-even nations
Interest for him doth flower.
For he learneth as he Hveth
Thrift succeedeth-THRIFT Is
POWER
(Moral-Buy War Savings
Stamps.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

an article Of some length in the
o 142 and Standard, tells of the
FIST birthday celebration given Mrs
Lucy l. Bailey at her home. in New
port recently Mrs Bailey was for
s s TINE a resident In this town
Amohg the relatives present were her
SslsUer, Mrs Edmund Sisco from Troy.
4r nleces. Mrs Charles West and
Ca-s II Mary, from Westfeld. Mrs
~ Hakeman and Mrs. Harrv
from Newport Also from
- a-siae me nome, there were present
and grandson, EIroy Hi+cbeo [I,ii. -
allo TWO children, who helped To rer-
resent TOUR generations.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

VALUABLE BOOK FREE
You should secure one os
tnese Tree Round Oak Pine
less Books exI2, profuseiv
Illustrated, which proves al
OF these claims and describes
tages. ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

:. Dr- Butterfeld has bought of VIII
nam Learned twentv-seven and one
nall acres of land situated on the
east side Of the west road. and ad-
joining the south side of the village
corporation boundary.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Clarence d. Pierce, Pastor

The mid-week service will be
omitted this week because of the alb
sence of the pastor.
Morning worship at 1880.
Sunday school at II o'clock.
Vesper service, 7.30 p. m.
a cordial invitation is extended to
all worshippers at the Congregational
Church, to join with the Methodist
people for morning worship during
the vacation of their pastor.
There will be regular services at
the Methodist Church, the first two
Sundays in August. The pastor will
take his vacation August II to 80,
resumlng regular services Sunday,
August 81.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
UP THE MTSSISQUOI
WESTFIELD

following week. Non hF9'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
lurcya bGska wolny dollo|-
- - g Ell sSs sSasssi -
wei.
Mustafa kemal Oks.zuie.
nieugieta postaWe pre-
civ Wfldc0nl kOnstan-
tynopolll:l,:. i:

Z
Parry, Z listop. Mozliwosc
krok6W nieprzyjacielskich pomie-
.dzy rzadem tuyeckim W Konstan-
tynopolu a Wojskiem nacyonalis
tycznem ma czele Mustafa Kemal
Pasha, podtrzymyWana jest w de
.peszy otrzymanej tn 2 Athenow..
~ informacyi zebranych W do
.brze informoWanych kolach oka-
zuje sic ze Mustafa Kemal Pashy
nieugieta postawa umiesci rad
konstantynopolski W takiej pozy
cyl ze bedzie musiaf zajac kroki
.nieprzyjacielskie Wzgledem macy
.onaistow.
Wyglad ma pozor posepny. Ra-
portuja take Q rozmaitych nieza
dowoleniach pomie edzy ludnoscia
.Muzulmana wzgledem sluzby Woj
skowej, kt6rej urzednicy nacyona
listow domagaja sic od ludzi.
Wielka 1iczba dezerter6w ma mice
miejsce pomiedzy wojskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Wilson chce prtzyiae warnnkli i
pokoiowe.


'S.f r.1 =.
W WASHINGTON, 8 listep. Sc
nator Hitchcock Nebraska, glow
ny zarzadca: W Walce trail ktatoW "
senacie zawezwany zostaf dis do
Bisfego domu przez prezydenta
Wilsona dla om6Wienia obecnie
Iozpatrywaych warunk6w progra
mu przsz senat.
Senat prawie sic zgromad DIAL
esdy zaproszenie cd prezydenta go
s.dosieglo, a gdy program o Warun
kach pzyszedl pod obrady, pan
Hitchcock pragnai bye obeeltym
chociazby podczas poczatkoWych
seen dziennych debatow.
Demohaci konferowali 81
Gal program 3 Warunk ach sbyl
rozvazanny na konferencyi senate
row demokrat ych wczoraj
wieezorem lecz ME siagnieto szad
nej decyzyii Wczoraj vie eezorem.
Pan Hitchcock ( podaI prezyden-
towi zan1iarssy 8 senat i; or6W { " q Jake sie
okazaly ia konf fsre H.I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
SpiskoweY ehciei WYsadziiet Y
pioWieirze l1IzadoWY budynek
v Chicago.


CHICAGO, ILL. 8 listop.
SzWadron policyii pospieszyl do fe
deralnego bud dis po polud
lliu gdy eytowani spiskoWcy, kt6
rzy chcieli Wysadzic gmach W po
Wietrze zostali odkryci. Rozporza
dzono azeby drzwi zanknieto j nj
komu ME pozwolono wejsc.
LINCOLN, M IN, NEBR. 8 Istop.
Me kompletne wiadomosci wyka
z,lja odpoWiednio do Lincoln Dai
y Star, ze mniej jak tuzin handy
datoW twierdzacych bye W sympa
t!yi 2. nieparty rtyzancka liga zostalo
NWybranych Y W. Wczoraj ajszych wybo
raeh jako delegaci na stanowa
konst!y +! t!ytucyjr1 konwencyye ktora It; ira
sic tu zbierze W przyszlym miesia
Gu aby przeggladac konstytucye Ne
braski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
lkiedostatek ! Wegi v Paryzu-
! kavlarniieI' zamYkan wees
ME.

parry, z listop. q powodu
zmniej jszenia zapasow wegli pre-
fektW matni rozpo orzadzn azeby
kaWiarnie byly zamykanie 9 poi
|nocy zamiast Q 1szej godzinie. De
legacya Cd generalnei federacyi
piracy ktora sic udala do ministe
ryum w sprawie rekonstrukcyi a
by sic zapytac jake srodki beda
|podjete przez Rad azeby zapo-
|biedz zamknie eciu fabryk . poWo-
|du braku wegh " okolicy Paryzat
|powied ziano, ze temu zaradzone be.
die po 10 listopada.
zaklad prlz'ez kstoty produkcya
FWegT jest Wy I,ras4iana namienie
|niony zosta1 przezz' ] Illd dWika Da,ls
set mnnie ypalHego tajnego rad
&c Pary. y, oiiaendo NAL 81 s' zs'
:,lnia 3 sornik6W zapyt y'Wana a, g. ma zezls y
VOL le1lie dK6ch a1adzwy ycaajnych
'godzin piracy die ndlie, ludddom "a
TO beaa dame. pltonetne p nagrod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

Susnosf ogdha plhieznoseii esobno Cd kapitau albo
pracy s. debitne eie shony ll1kowape.
Algenlteya p9|srlednicza ink.
zarzadl '''llll 'Ell piracy N9jje'nnlsei e lei
Jest rekOmendOWana.


WASHINGTON. 8 listop. Cha
rakteryzujac wszystkie :strajki
jako s barbarzy ynstWo przemysfu'
j oswald dczajac ze, s niema miejsca
" kraju czy to dla despotyzmu
przemyslowego albo despotyzmu
pracy'' komitet senatu upowaz-
Eiajac rozpatrzenie strajku sstalo
Wego przedstaWil rapport zawiera
jacy jegos przes}uc chania tax W Va
sfingtonie jak W Pittsbargsl
krsytykoWal tax robotnik k6W
acodaWc6w " rozpraWie t6rzy
spraWili ostateeznie przynajInniei
czesciowo rozerwanie przenyslu
staloWego.
GloWna konkluzya komitet toW-
zgadzajaca sic na jedno przez
wszystkich czlonk6w wyrazona
zostala W zeznaniu ze publicz-
nose ma praWo zadania zeby kapi
tai ME byl przywl laszczony sobie
prawo do zadecy ydowania na sw6j
Wlasny spos6b 9 tych przemys1o-
Wych kWestyach, a tax samo jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
hienieckie ! gazety wykIyWaia
nllo!lWY spisek.
ESSEN. NIEMCY liston

EGSEhY -N1TEAfcyxyS@rzs 1..4 - sIs5 E$3
= aaa;a,. =,
n4n =, io1e9 - sa1o.y
) 30: Aoilei' !. =. 1e',, )" !.
uJqos Aiyo W =.
pl.ii" po"..a1e : ,,' Aoiu1is'oV l'''1s
- 1ly.yo Aonu oDoony
- ie,eoAi 'u, = us.anoN : i's = Ivy
01o w .ioss JsAieo' A.ofyDy
~. 1Je.'nto1ony ,se,. { opecllyln iosyJ-
skaM s.ys.elieal soWletu.s Doclekas
nss ~ e.ze ProponosWana 1'e'. IS
ss,as.ey sss.ss zle & D. s / q b rzaS
azona Isfzez lss e lszesgE
kosv ze wy e1le q M tzle mlai ssF09J
poczatek sW aystry kcle hum 81 a y,
poWledzlalna Pow gaz'eta oserzeg g eller
glczl'ie re zostafo przyJetem ~ DO s
pre- 1' pomformoWanych kWate- s:
racn lako wlece] wazne od Wlelu
10y - - fsAeoy - 'Vssloseh' -.s .
o'fzyniuJ4 - M'lli1c1l, pr'lns-.
".oA 'll'le inias1a peoa ce'l'fa-
- ru''i'' 'oopoWle'.tio uo.sale'y.. 'z. !: !.
-, Ao,aul'sel u1De'l55 M
80: 1;as = 1',s.ae.'. 4Agmu i.
lel 80 - uezeloys -. oa'.oi.
: - o.'o -, , V1.ol ~ s
! ,.,,,;; n1s,,,,a lsl15 - ~ 49,. 80
.walL;. !, III, ] tn;arava na'et haaz;as aata /.
-, p p,.,, :, 80 49,
80 oont ro,,' , :, ~ !; 49,
- : ;.s..Y
.hada;a ! -
+ 4 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

Wiecej jak $50 cytowanych rady
katow ktorzy podobno miei po-
tezny spisek po ca1ym kraju dis
W obchodzeniu drugiej roczicy "a
1ozenia rosyjskiego rrzadu sowie-
, tn znajduja sic W rekach upowaz.
nionego rzqdu federalnego,. eocze
kujac ma dcportacye i inne czyn
nosci jake bedq przeciw MIN "a
rzadzone.
Okofo 500 mezczyzn i niewiast
zdajacych sic mice wsp6ludzia1 W
spisku zostalo pochwyconych
wczoraj pozno wieczorem a szyb-
kini szeregami najechano na "A
miast. Dalsze aresztowania podje
te beda dis przez fcderalnych a.
gent6w W niekt6rych miastach.
-. Przeszlo 15o os6b wzieto W ma
jezdzie W New Yorkl1, kt6ry byl
kie1eowany osobiscie przez Villa
ma J. Flynn, naczelnika biura Sic
dczego W departamencie sadowni
ctwa. Wszystkich wypuszczono
po cgzaminacyi.
w Chicagoskim dystrykcie,
= wlaczajacym Milwaukee j Gary,
Ind, zostafo jeszcze 200 wTiecej
. wzietych~ do~@aresztu, gdy fnf1ie,j-
sze grupy cd so do 2 byli areszto
wani W Detroit, Filadelfii, San
Francisco, Newark N. J. jackson
Mich. i w pieciu miastach stanu
Connccticut-New Haven, Hart
ford, Ansonia, Waterbury i New
Britain. .-. @
Federalni agenci naclylaja sic
ogolnie do omawiania dalszych a
rcsAoW, jakto. planowali uczynic
" Westinghouse kilka tygodni te
lnu. d. IS = ~. * Vi szs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Gen. Judenicz zawiklany clio.
= wick. 8

H[lEELssINGsF0Rs, 81 l.ts> 8 istop..
Biuro Estonczy yk6w doWiaduje sic
ze. gen. Juaenicz zdoby} " rozwii-
klani11 najWieksza liczbe swoich
Wojsk po odczuciu ciezkich STRAIT,
lecz zejego SLY " okolicy Gatczy
ia Luigi byEy lompletnie odciete
Y
przez bolszeW:cl1a HAWAI- lerye. Bol
szeWiclzie rapofty znamionuja po-
rake gen. Judenicza przez odcie-
Gle wojsk " tel oko1iicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11


L0NDYn top Prezy-|
dent oncare ispani Poncares
szyvietlza Angliie tlnia 10 hstopada.
dokad sic ybie era ia na czteros
.dnioWa podr'oz, be1l;s goseni kroz2
=la Rrolo lo'Wejj y u ll,'all:ssu Bucking
ham.
onn:e fnnkcya1ni D j,nz przys
gotoWaneali jest bar kiet stanoWy
'ktory bedzi;cs Wyf an. Iorsez llrola,
wizyt ta do 81 "a slaiadanie as
no gieIt prz. iecie osadae|
Effrancuskiej 4 bank ffra 4 aets
snlhasas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Raruni| !rakIaIs / pokejo.
Wych yg!'[ zldIoblyN|'aia IDOL y |'ai NsYpr0bo- \
waae glosy

WAsHINGT s IIistop w
spierwszem W;.yll,r6b \. waniu silly "a
.strzezonei dlaE. .:l tn kfatow pokosiio-
Wych propole wanych przez konli:
.tet spraw granicznych, senat
dis odzuci} IS glosami przeciw
80 aby wykreslie postanowiienie
.Et6reby Wymaga1o przyj jeeia wa
runkoW przez inne llarod y.
Senator Nc Cumber Z p6lno ocnej
Dakoty byl jedynym republ likani
mem ktory gIosoWaf "a wykresle;
MEM. Trzeeh denlol olzrat ow, Reed 2
Missouri, Walsh Massachusetts
i:Gore 2 Oklahoma gIosowai vie
kszoscia republikano w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Youngstown Jest seena walk
So kobiel.

YOUINGSTOWN Z listop.

q Y0UENGsFoW y y, 81: Z listop.
Rozruchy wybuch1 " zakladach
Youngstown Sheet Tube Co, gdy
so 1neWiast zaatako oWalo szeryffa j
jego zastepc6W gdy ofieerzy pro
boWali poWstrzymac je Cd zapobie.
zenia robotnikom wstep poWania do
zaklad6w fabrycz cznycll
Czerwony pieprz 1z,lcany by1 u
rzednikom v oczy gdy q nieWiasty
pochWyeic ich reWol-
very
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
IfI--BEWARE TIE EkU. !.

Malignant Influenza, popularity known as
the SSfflua' was first: described ysicians as
I occurring along the Mediterranean shores two
hundred years before Christ. Amid the eonfu-ss
sion Of wars and reyo utions attending both the
formation and the destruct ction of the Roman Em
pre-; medical science was almost lost and for
1900 years no further record was made OF this
disease. During the: last 800 years however, me
deal writers. have ehronicled one Hundred
ffueIza epide;nies, tsgent Of them being
pandemic 4 aft ffecting sfhe whole world. Two
interesting facts appear IN the history first,
that the severe epid emics are about a genera
ton apart second that the chief are:
under thirty years of. age, From this it is
reasoned that tie people who recover 'front.'
disease are immune againss. second attack
tie same as ID sn1a pox and typhoid
he most severe Of recent epidemics was
that Of last year In is attack the fatalities
were most freq qpent ii aiming eamps that
lacked warmth and sanitary provisions.
epidemic Of 1889 was also very severe, and was
repeated, thong less
8 years following.
.s Ia view of The history off the disease IL
the past, boards Of health hroughout the
ee'ountry and loeal zzare tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

/ POsledzenlle z senatorem HITCH
cock EN- bylo pierWsza osoblsta
konferencya jaka prezydent urza
DID cd czasu jak zostaf znluszony
z powodu choroby zostaWie sWa
zachodnia podr6zsW interesie trak
ttat6w.
zada wyt1umaczenia.
Prevalent Wilson nowiedzia|
dis senatoroy; Hifcbcack J Neb
ras1,i n,ozelno,nn z.,.zodcy usval
&c trakfatow W senacie. ze on be. ..
b .io z,,Yss ! Inio "a o1,o,onv k;a;
lol wiial, nodnarv io1a moo1ah,,
hvc. usnra,yiiefl ,,;wiona u n,,zviec Gin,
wa a,,,,,l,6u, - ). ,s,.,,,,
,<;om ,hv " n,zv;,c:n ;ch no
-, ,,o szono n,z,,n,;o,.z t;o; n,rod6,y
~, ~, aa,,, ),
:, " a1an;a ,,ls,,d5,,, a. - = q,
g. q r1:. -. 81: ! . !. ,..:. 5
al -. is...5,I. - =
=, noah = = 81 :, =; zost ~
- a,,,a,, :, ~ !,
"a 10 ;.ao,, .ad no1,,ho,,,1 ol,,,ha
2ehv nolaczen;c zosta]o os;a on;e
f wzoleden war,lnk6w 0 ratyfi.
l;acvii
Program Hitchcock'a.
Senator Hitchcock, .,,l. .,onszkicowal
sw6ii program q isko spiie1wszv> do
pokonania " udaremnieniu poda
.nych warunk6w przcz komitet Cd
spraw. zaeranicznvch a gdybv to
hybi}o, przeg}osowac rezolucye ra
ttyfikacy,i t za.wierajjaca taEowe. il,
go snastepnym czynem bedzie prze-
Gstawicnie rezolucyi q. ratyfikacyi
a gdyby ME pomyslnie wynikiy,-
.ponentami republikan6w.
Senator Hitchcock ME poszedI
sprobowac sadu polubowego z 8
20 "a warunki komitetu kt6re pre-
zydeut wvszczee6 e6lniI, lecz cllce 20
s,ac konie takowych do Dana vii
| = ! f - - - E.G {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Sad Rozporzadza zako1ezenle sIfajku Weglafzy.
Piecsetradykal6WpochWyco'n!yeh
Rzetrzasanie czternastu miasach moze spowodowac
ie przeszlo $50 anarchist6w bedle deportowanych.

Tajna policya prZepr0l'Wgl'!'all,-.'. a..
dza stopnipWo dochodze
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-09
Wilson Still is
Improving; Rest
Rule in Effect

Washington, Oct. 8.-Slow but con-
tinued progress over period of
days has brought such an improve
ment in President Wilson's condi-
tion that his physicians announced
today that he was stronger than at
..ny time since he was taken i'll two
weeks ago tonight.
Encouraged by the patients prog
ress. Rear Admiral Gravson, the
president's personal physician, let
him sit up in bed part of the day
but insisted on keeping his attention
as far as possible away from official
business. Unless something urgent
Nv recurring attention should develop,
it is the plan to continue his confine-
ment to his room for the present and
to insist that he take the opportuni-
ty for a real rest.
Mrs. Wilson. who has been in con-
slant attendance upon the president
during his illness, went for an auto
mobile ride for the first time since
he was confined to his bed.
MESSAGES Of sympathy reached the
White House from the heads of the
four nations-President Poincare Of
France King GEORGE Of England,
Kino A'bert of Belgium and the pres
ident Of Columbia. Messages also
came from the government of Ar
menia and Earl Curzon of England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-09
SHOWDOWN IN
ECONOMIC MEET
EXPECTED TODAY
Farmers Union Delegate Claims
Agricultural interests
Neglected.

Washington, Oct. 8.-After three
days spent in organization, the in
dustrial conference called by Presi-
dent Wilson will come to a showdown
tomorrow on the business to be trans
acted.
Only very brief session was held
today, adjournment being taken to
permit the groups representing capt.
tai, labor and the public to formulate
such suggestions and proposals as
they wish to submit for consideration.
None was ready for submission TO-
day except the preamble of a resolu-
ton to be introduced by Chas. s.
Barrett of Georgia. representing the
Farmers Union. The resolution will
demand comprehensive national ag-
ricultural policy. The preamble as
serted the farmers were not being
given due consideration in the pres
ent conference and the failure of any
attempt to settle national questions
without the consent Of the agricultur-
al element of the population was pre-
dicted.
All the groups were busy after
adjournment considering suggestions
of their members to be submitted to
the conference.
Apparently with an agreed unani-
nifty of action not otherwise charac-
terizing the deliberations, the three
groups refused to discuss specifically
what was under discussion or what
would be presented to the conference.
Each group was understood to be
ready with definite proposals on in
dustrial problems affecting domestic
peace, the labor group especially hav-
ing complete program already for
mulated it was reported, but each
seemingly waiting to see what the
others were poine to do before show.
ing it's own hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-09
Lloyd-George Says
He FOresaw Labor
Struggle in England

London, Oct. S.-During his speech
at the Mansion House today, Premier
Lloyd George made the interesting
revelation that he had left the peace
conference in February expressly be-
cause he foresaw the coming labor
difficulties. The government then
started an organization which he EN-.
phasized was purely civil and not a
war organization, under the chair
manship of the home secretary in
preparations for the possible neces-
sity of assuring the county's food
supply.
This organization, the premier adj
ded, would not cease with complete
disqualification as many people sup
posed and this was an important fact
to remember.
"The nation means to be master in
her own house," Mr.. Lloyd George
declared, "a just master, a fair mas
ter, generous master, but always
master in her own house."
When Lloyd George makes an i'm
portant speech newspapers try to
read between the lines to discover his
political purposes. The general in
depreciation of this speech is that
the premier has broken with labor
unions and wants to draw to his sup
port the middle classes.