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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15
Karl Bearmann

Karl Bearmann, aged Sc years,
passed away this morning about Z
o'clock at his home in Lyons after a
long illness. He was born in Germany
and came to the United States when
he was three years DID, His wife pre-
Hill cemetery.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15
GREENFIELD

Henry Gumprecht arrived last Tues
day tor short visit at the home OF
H. c. Langdon, in Greenfield. He has
returned to his civil engineering work
in the mountains of western North
Carolina. Mrs. Gumprecht, (nae Irma
Langdon) accompanied him for a short
stay. During her absence Mrs. Roy
Langdon, of Reedsburg. will keep the
home for III. c. LangdOn.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15
Mrs Jerry TYnen

Some days ago w. F. Luther re-
ceived a message from Prince Albert
Saskatchewan, Canada, stating that
his mother had died. There was some
mistake, however, her death not occur
ring until last Sunday. Mr. Luther
has received another message telling
of her demise and that the body will
be brought here. The funeral will be
held next Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15
folks went fishing.

| folks went fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Reahbine and
family of La Vale spent Sunday at
the parental home. Mrs. Brown went
home with them.
Mrs. August Strich came down from
Reedsburg to visit her son Ed and wife.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs ]. N. Douglas of North
Freedom visited their son Wilbur and
wife, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geissler, the
Misses Sadie Greeney, Marie Barten-
bach, Mable Geissler, Lucy LANCE and
Irma Bender attended the class play
in North Freedom Friday evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15
Married
Eranzke--Parker

Joseph A. Frankie and Miss Char
lotte Parker were married today. The
couple was attended by, John Alland
and sister of the groom, Miss Eliza
beth Frankie. Mr.. and Mrs. Frankie
will make their home in this city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-05-15
Euaene A. Leigh

Eugene A. Leigh was born in Erie
county, state of New York, in 1852,
coming with his parents in early child
hood to Wisconsin, settling near Madi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

morale. cit n nationale, de cine
trcbue susfinute 81 ajutorate Z
Tot de moi mnncitorii, tot din
munca 81 sudoarca noastra. inflo.
resc 81 Sc dcsvoalta.
Deci grabiti 81 va inscrieti ga
memhrii Pima nu va. fl prea tir-
ziu. caci va yeni timpul cind ri
ga Nationald va Fl raspindita pc
ste toati lumea, 81 atuncca sd nul
va para ran cind Sc vor inchide
usile 81 vcti. ramfnea ,afara. ba-
tind.
Fiecare frate Romin care nu Sc
va face mcmbru al Ligei pima la
finea lunci August vor fl pusi lp@
0 lista separate 81 Sc vor trimitc
la prezidinl general, dupa cum
am fost infor1nati.
In numele Sectiei Ligei Natio-
male Romine din Homestead. Pa.
hid Genie, presedinte.
Emanoil- varga, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

In practical, unde va duce a.
ceasta? Minoritatilc vor vedea
partidele politicc solicitindu-lc
yoturSle. In Polonia, de pilda. IL
bcralii vor cultiva poate pc Litn-
anieni,. CONSERVATORY pc Germani
81 SOCIALISM, pc Evrei.
Partidul care va fl la putern
.nu va reclama. Oar cei din opo-
zitie vor. inmulti la infinit pro-
cesele in, fata ,,Societatii Natiu-
nilor" char fic 81 numai pen
tru a plietisi ga avernul national.
Acesta e,un adevarat liberNm
veto analog Gu acela care a dls
in veacul al 19-lea Polonia la rui-
ma. Tarile acestea, in 1oc sa-si IN
truneascii fortelc III ordine ii
munca,. isl vor petrece timpul sa
Sc certe la Geneva cu proprii lor
nationali. Prin aceasta vor Fl du-
Sc spre anarchie 81 slabiciune dir,
mascara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
AvIZ IMPORTANT.

Scotia Ligei Rationale Romine
din Homestead, Pa, avizeaza pc
toti Rominii din loc 81 jur a lua
la cllnostinta ceIe ce vor urma
mai jos. 81 anume:
Toti acei frati ROmini care sunt
inscrisi de membrii in Liga Natl
onala de la infiintarea Ell 81 nu
Si-au primit cartea de identitate
sau le lipseSte Statutul.. sau sunt
in restanta Gu cotele lunare, sunt
rugati a Sc prezenta la fratele se-
cretar f. Varga, sprc a-si face
fiecare datorinta,z att fata de
moi, cit 81 fata de organizatiunea
rOmineasca.
Iubiti frati Romini!
Datorinta ne este 81 cugetul ne
mustra 81 lie indeamna ca pen-
trll ultima CARA 81; ne ridicam pi.i-
virile 81 scua graiul nostru dulce 81
duios sd va chemam in mijlocll
nostru, 4rugindu-ya a ne da Aju-
fornl d-fra, ..inscriindllsva de mem
bril- al Ligei Rationale Romine
Iubiti frati Romfni!
Avind ocaziunea ca in mai null
te rinduri sd aud pc mii dintre
fratii Romini injurind Liga 81 a.
menintindu-O en- niste vOrbe MIR
dare. zicind ca pentru ce sa finn
mcmbrii Ligei. ca Liga nu Sc in
tereseaza de membrii sal, 81 Liga
nu le da nici un ajutor 81 nici mn
drept. ca Liga nu inainteaza 81
nu progreseaza
Cum Sc prOgreseze, cind moi,
sei muncitOri. ne cOasem 'bnZu-
narele sd nu perdem avntul no.
stru 81 cum sa inainteze. ci;lil
moi, cei muncitori. nu vQm jertfi
din munca 81 spdoarea noastra. 5,
cum sd ne dea ajutOr 81 sa Sc N
tereseze de moi. cind moi partea
cea mai mare de ROmini. STAN I'll
spatele catra ea Raspundeti. Nj
ar .trebui sa cirtim citusi dc pill
tin asupra Ell, ca tot pc moi Ee
invinuim. Lucrul este stiut 81 a.
devarat. ca toate chestiilc, att
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
sCLAvIAf FINANCIARA 81 E.
CoNOMICA.

Tratatele, intocmite Gu acesse
State .merg 81 mai departe inca.
Ele lie obliga sa primeasca dina
inte, printr'O semnatura im alb.
tot ceea ce aliatii vor vol sd le
impuna din punct de vedere fl
nanciar 81 economic!
+ Sa adaugam ca perfect ne
.drept ca Ceho-Slovacii 81 Italia-
iii din monarchia dunareana sa
supoarte din .datoria de rdzboi
austro-ungara. fiindca aceste ,d;i
tori sunt ilegale, nefiind niei
odata aprobate de Parlamente, 81
pentru ca, din prima ri, aceste
doua popoare All manifestat sgo-
motos ostilitatea lor fata de 90
liiiea de razboi practicata la Vi
ena 81 Budapesta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

-cui in apa tulbure 81 a-si umplca
pungile.
Astfel Jugo- -slavia, totalments
slaita, pc Gale de a deveni pri-
soniera 81 sclava sindicatelor fl
nanciare- Americana.
De trei orr s'a gasit solutiunea
problemei Adriaticei. De trci o-l
nababi captusiti Gu aur s'au pus
de-acurmezisul 81 au izbutit s5-si
opuna VETO al lor.
LIE e Indifferent daca singeic
curge, esentialul este ca sa produ-
ca capitalurile Ior.
Satrapii Baruch. Bfanteys 81
Bawman, sprijiniti Gle puteri!e
personalitatii politice 81 prea a.
desca secundati de un malt per-
sonagiu din anturajul direct al
prcsedintelui Wilson. II 'au ince-
tat, de opt luni incoace, sa terori-
zczc pc .marele barbat de stat.
care guverneaza, = sau @ tinut
ca guverneaZa - la Casa Alba.
Aceasta treime aspira ca sa de-
vie adevarata succesOare a cama-
rilei din Berlin? Trmarea istorici
he va lamuri in asteptare. Ro-
minia, condusa de d. Ion. Brat
nu, refuza sa semneze .tratatul lc
pace. nevOind sa treaca sub fur
cile caudine ale triumvirilOr null
timilionari. lar moi ii strigaln
Bravo. Elvetienii aplauda gestul
d-tale!"
(,,Viitorul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29


Secrctul misterului resida, tro-
bue so spunem, in puterea for
midabila unei. anumite inalte
finante semi-evreiasca 81 semi
crestina - mai ales adoratoare a
Vitelului de arr = care Isl zics
americana, dar Sc afla tot asa de
bine Ia ca acasa 81 la Londra, ca
81 Ia Frankfort.
! AceiaSi ! speculatori arhimilio-
mari apara bolsevismul, pentru ca
slabeste Russia 81 lie ingaduie sd
obtie de la Lenine concesiuni
fructnOase.
Politica lor consta in a men,
ia Germania pentru al raseumpa
ia comertul 81 industria, apoi d
fmpovara dimpotriva restul Ell
ropei. a semina discordia 81 z;za
MIA pentru putea mai lbine pes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
CATRE ADxvkRATII APARA-
TORI Al NEAHULUI ROMf-
NEsC.

Catre vol fiji al neamului rOmi-
nesc. fiji dc taran. catrc vol re
dactori al ziarului America 81
conducatorii Tniunci. astazi toa-
ia natiunea romineasca ratacita
pc aceste plainri. 81 cu dor lie
patria mama,sva aducc cele mai
sincere omagii. dorind ca lupta
condusa de a identifica 81 rev;n-
dcca drepturile rominismul'ii.
dreptnri stramosesti, sa fie inco-
ronata Gu success.
Am cetit Gu totii articOlul IN
titulat: Real Facts about Hun
gary. articol de multi asteptat.
caci lie durea inima cind vedean
cum Ungurii ne injoseau in "a
ia publicului American. Oar friu
nu punea nimeni acestor injOsiri
murdare. Ne fntrebam atunci III
de ne sunt inteligentii?
Unde este Omul care Odata cu-
lesese laurii de admiratiune, prin
tire moi Rominii Americani. 81 ca
re in momentul suprem, momnn-
tul deciziv.. cfnd cortina era ri
dicata, 81 multimea gesticula. cl
perise, nu venise sa-si predec 70
lul, ell care fuse 1nsarcinat. Oar
in fine desi cam tirzior. friul
tot a fost pms acestor minciuni
grosolane. 81 ga in totdeauna. q
a fost pus tot de ziarul ..Ameri-
cass
Acum opids4 publicului Ame
rican e reversal schimbata) fat,
de cea de acum citeva zile. Arti-
colul a fost reprodus in foile A.
mericane, mai repede de cum
credeam. Caci cetind articolul
urmai sfatul aptorilor lui, 81 MI
1 ~
prezentai la una din Redactiile
foilor Americana, cu rngarea de
a reproduce articolul in chestiu-
ne, dar numai ca sd capat ras-
punsul: You are little too late.
| We have it on prees ALREADY.
Da, articolul era deja sub pro
sa. Tn alt frate Romfn Isl facusc
datoria. ceea &C. ma 1nveseli foar-
tie multi.
Venit-au aici in America q
droaic de intelligent, Venit-au -
misiuni peste comisiuni, locots-
nenti 81 captain. Avem aici 81
alte organizatiuni. Oar toti 81 20:
| te nu rasuflat mimic. ST de da
ia aceasta tot Uniunea. tot batsi
nul Pascu, a facut I'm pas main
tie. I'm adevar, adevarate sunt vor
belle cintecului vechiu care zicc:
Inainte. lnainte, cnrga slngn'o
spurcat,
Simta NORTH din morminte,
Caci Romfnii san sculat,
Rominasi copii isde 'bravi.
De astazi nh mai suntem sclayi
Oar oarc pima acind va mai pu-
tea conduce omul acesta 81 Gu
sociatii sal lupta prea contra eoa
hoiului de dujmani! Pima cint'
Eu cred ca pima la eternitate, da
ca moi vom sprijinispe omul acc
sta 81 faptu-i maret. lar la caz
contrar nefiind sprijinul dat Ia
timpul oportun, omul acesta s.
de care fnconjnrat, Sc vor DIS
.gusta, le va peri energia; dar 60
tisfacuti, 'sufleteste, implinindu-si
cea din urma dat0rie de care au
fost abili, catre patria .lor mama
Ropini! Noi am Great atitea
fonduri in tara seaeasta pima in
pfezent, 81 sd "a spun pc sleau a.
cum, de uncle 50 abs ceva, alte-
le s'au dus in f6nd,. dar nu a,l
mai. ajuns nici astazi Ia fund.
Pentru ce dcci ia am mai crsa
r,,l ~ no,,n ax n,,r 4 = 49,, -,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
AnneSteCul finan-'
tel internatiOndIe
UN sTRIaAT DE ALAkMA.


Mari financiari International de
la New York sau chiar de la
Berlin Sc silesc sd puma sub tu-'
| teM,. Roninia, Polonia, Csho-Slo:
vachia si Jugo.S .Slavia, declar& zia-
rul elvetian lie Democratic
Ziarul elvetian lie Democra-
tes' pubica urmatorul senzatio-
nal articol, pc care-l dam aiIjos
textual, in traducere, fara nici IN
comcntar:
Sc petrec actualmente in Euro
pa centrala fapte de o oare care
gravitate, carl sunt de natura sii
discrediteze ,,Socictatea Natiuni-
lori.
Marble puteri, san mai bine zis
uncle din. marble .puteri, sub I'M
pulsiunea~ nababililor internatio-
nali,i al caror sefis Sc afla la New
York, daca nu Ia Berlin, Sc silesc
sd puma literalmente sub tutela
P6loniz, Ceho-S -Slovachia, Rominia
81 Jugo- -Slavia.
Este aci un precedent. care,
pentru micile State ca Elvetia,
prezinta semnificare de teMut.
CHESTIUNEA MINORITATI-
LOR.
Sa vedem mai intii chestiunca
minoritatilor. Nh putem decit a.
proba pc Aliati de fl asigurati.
in aceste state, egalitatea dreptu-
rilOr zise ,.nationale" minorita.
tilor etnice 81 religioase.
Aceasta exigenta Sc inspira din
tr'o malta conceptiune a dreptu-
rilor omului
Oar, exagerlndu-o pima la carl
catura, s'a ajuns a Sc face din
tr'insa ceva jignitor, 81 o samin.
ia de turburari 81 desordine earl
vor suprima orr ce stabilimente
in Europa Centrala.
Mai fntii aceste prescriptiuni
intra in prca multc amanunsc,.
cle sunt vexaterii. Mai ales cind
te gfnde9ti Cd au fost dictate toe
mai de aceia carl au refuzat 81
recunoasca Chinezilor 81 Japone-
zilor egalitatea de tratament GU
rasa alba. 4
De pilda, tratatul de la % yIu-,
nic Gu Polonia intra in materias
dobfndirei nationafitatei 'poldae,
a intrebuintarei limbilor in fata
tribnnalelor, a invatamintuluis pa.
bile, prescriptiunilor religioase.,
in amanuntimi excessive.
Statul polonez, care va las.
fara indoiala mare libertate ma
tionalilor sal, pentru pazirea Du-
minecei, va fl tinut sd respeeta
in schimb Gu ligurozitate Simba-
ia Evreilor: .Alegerile vor putea
avea loc, dupa articolul II, Du-
mineca, dar nu Simb&ta! Va fl
rfndul crestinilor sd ceara egali-
tatea drepturilor Gu Evreii.
SAANNTA DE ANARCHIE.
Nul numai ca aceste prescripti-l
uni stunt prea migaloase, dar Gle
dau minoritatilor un drept de re-,
ours pc linga societatea natiuni-
lory care va constitui o curte spe-
ciala pentru a judeca aceste Ii
tigii.
Aceasta o atingere directa a
suveranitatei statelor, 81 un anne
stec gray al ,,Societatii Natiuni-
ldr'1 in 4afacerilc lor inferno.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
CoLON1ILE ,,soCIETATII
NATIUNILOR".

Prin. aceste masuri surprinza-
toare, Sc ajunge la acest rezultat
paradoxal ca Serbia 81 Rominia,
carl erau in 1914 state suverane,
s,lnt coborfte in. 1919 la rangul
de colonii ale ,,Societatii Natiuni-
lor" al carei consiliu nu sunt
m&car reprezentate. :
Astfel Aliatii aseaza aceste' pa
tru State sub 0 adeyarata, aser-
wire, 81 le trateaza ca inamlce, pc
ele, ale caror .popoare au suferit
toate martiriile )pentru cauza IL
bertatei, 81 carl au contribuit IN
IT. 3. suasurh inegala. dar ,foarta.
importanta, la victoria comuila.
sAceasta e nedreptate, si nu
pc nedreptate Sc poate intcmeia
.,Societatea Natiunilor'S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
100 Negroes Face
Murder Charge in
Helena Race Riot
lEx Associated Press)

HELENA, Ark, Nov. 3-Trial OF
murder and assault to murder charges
against more than 100 negroes for al
legged participation in the recent race
disturbances near Elaine, a small town
in the southern part Of this county
was scheduled to begin in circuit
court here today. Before court open:
ed attorneys for both sides announced
they were ready to take up the cases
of IS defendants during the day.
In addition to the cases against the
negroes, 2 attorneys. O. S. Bratton
and G. F. Casey. face charges Of bar
ratry in connection With the disturb
ances which have been officially
characterized as an armed uprising
which resulted In the killing OF
white persons, score OF negroes ano
the dispatch Of federal troops to the
scene The ca ses against the attor
nevs. It was said, probably will not be
reached until later in the term
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
TO RIOT CHARGES;
TRIAL IS BEGUN

Two more defendants. indicted by
the grand jury for participation in the
Malleable Castings company riot,
changed their pleas from not guilty to
guilty, Monday morning. The men
were Elmer Pfehe. %. and Leonard
Yost, H. This makes a total of 6.
After the jury composed almost en-
tirely of farmers, had been completed,
Gath Freeman, prosecuting attorney,
made the opening statement Wflfred
Jessup, counsel for the defendants, an
nounced that he would make state
ment after the completion Of the plain
tits testimony. The court sustained
a motion of the defendants to separate
the witnesses, after argument by the
state
The Jury, in charge OF Bailiff Swain,
made a trip to the scene of the riot,
at ! o'clock
The Jury is as follows: Harvey
Mason. Center township; Daniel P.
Doddridge, Washington townships;
Ralph E. Urison, Jackson township;
Albert Stoten, Webster township:
William B. Harris, jefferson town
ship; William D. Hines, Center town
ship; Charles A. Bostick, Wayne
township; Albert J. Newman, Wash.
ington township; William H. Hoover
Jefferson township; Robert G. Ande1-
son, Franklin township; Gus Weyl
Perry township; Frank Underhil
Clay township.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
B. ROTT|NCHAuS,
PIONEER, DIES

Bernard F. Rottinghaus, 70 years
old, one Of the oldest residents of Rich
mord. died at his home. 1877 South ]
street, at II O'Clock this morning.
He came to this country from Ger
many when but 6 years old, and has
lived in Richmond continuously since
that time. He was one of the oldest
members of st. Andrews church. hav-
ing been a member of that church
for 73 years.
At one time he was one of the lead
ing brick manufacturers Of this part
of the state. His home on South J
street was built of bricks of his own
manufacture, more than so years ago
He had been a member Of ST
Joseph's Benevolent society for SO
years, and was the last surviving mem
Der of the Golden jubilee of that or,
ganization, 80 years ago.
He is survived by his widow, and 6
children, Mrs. Mary Null. Catherine
Rottinghaus, Mrs. Alice Smith. Ben.
jamin. Charles. Clara, Edward and
Frank Rottinghaus. and Mrs. Margaret
Brown Eight grandchildren and on,
great grand-child and ? sisters also
survive.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day morning at o'clock at St. An
drew's church. the Rev. F. A. Roeu Of
fciating Burial will be in St. An
dreW'S cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
LOCAL RED CROSS
drive STARTS WELL

One hundred and thirty-five work
ers and 10 captains started on a city
wide canvass for the 1919 Red Cross
roll call Monday. A strenuous CAM
paign was instituted In the business
districts Of the city. House to house
canvassing will be taken up by dis
tricts Tuesday. Canvassers were sta.
toned at the postoffice, at the hotels,
banks and centrally located stores
throughout the drive. Every passerby
was stopped, and the early reports In
dicated a large response
Headquarters for the Roll Call have
been established In the Starr Piano
down town office, at the corner OF
Tenth and Main streets, through the
courtesy Of the company. Phone mum
Der is 1925.
The following appeal was issued by
the local organization Monday morn
ing:
Become a member Of the American
Red Cross for yet an other year. All
you need is a heart and a dollar.
by joining the Red Cross for 1919
20 you will be helping the blind. the
crippled soldiers, aiding public health
and child welfare movements, helping
in disaster relief and many other
splendid services to suffering human
ity.
This Is your opportunity to make
1t possible to continue the wonderful
work OF the Red Cross in its equally
serious peace progra am"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
Nine are Fined After
Gaming Raid Here

Nine men were fined in city court
Monday on gambling charges, follow
ing a raid on Heimbach and Stout's
pool room, at 407 Main street, Satur-
day night.
The raid, which was conducted by
Patrolman Coleman and Policemen
Ross, Shores, Long and Bennett, was
the result of surveillance Of the pool
room for over week.
Evidence consisted of crap" table
about so cents in change and several
decks Of cards. AS further evidence
of gaming, "buzzer," which had been
placed to warn the players, was dis
covered by the police. who disconnect-
ed 1t before making the raid.
The men fined and the charges
placed against them follow: Glen
He!mbach, keeping gaming house. SO
and costs; Carl Swain. Harry Hen
Erickson, Harvey Grimes, Thomas
Yeager Frank Townsend and Joe Pet.
ers. all gaming. S5 and costs each
Arch Stout and Fred Burke, visiting
gaming house, SO and costs each
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
Dry" Detectives Go to
School in New York
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The United
Statesgovernment opened bar today
brass footrails and everything-in
the custom house, where federal
agents are instructed in saloon ethics.
This is all part of the school for
prohibition enforcers in New York.
Rye. Scotch, and third rail' whiskey
adorn the mahogany" together with
~ per cent beer and light wines"
Appearance of customers who have
partaken of drinks. stronger than the
law allows, is demonstrated, and ways
and means of getting liquor yah a
kick in it, are rehearsed for the
classes How to approach the bar
tender and what to talk to him about,
also are taught.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
WAYNE'S 1920 WHEAT
BADLY DAMAGED BY
HESSIAN FLy-HELmS

Wheat of Wayne and neighboring
counties has been terribly damaged by
the Hessian fly, according to Joseph
Helms. of Boston township, who has
been in Shelby and Rush counties for
several weeks Judging entries in the
state f1ve-acre corn contest.
Wheat sown very early will be
total loss, says Mr.. Helms. Much
wheat was sown this year early be-
cause of good weather conditions, and
men who sowed their wheat early are
partly blamed for the fly epidemic, he
says.
warnings we're given that to plant
early was to invite the fly"
That which went into the ground
between Sept. Is and Sept. 25 will be
greatly damaged, he says, and even
grain which was sown after Oct ! Is
affected, the fly leaving the early
fields and getting into the latter.
Oats to Take Place.
Mr.. Helms expects farmers to SOW
oats and corn in much larger quanti-
ties, In some cases plowing up the
early wheat next spring. He does not
believe, however, that spring wheat
will be sown, very extensively.
Corn, which was thought to have
made a heavy yield. IS shucking out
disappointingly, and the October crop
reports will be very pessimistic." said
Mr. Helms.
Hot weather at the wrong time. is
responsible for the disappointing yield.
ne says. The corn outcome is much
like that Of this years wheat, which
made heavy straw. but not much grain.
Two fields in Rush county were
found which averaged better than 100
bushels to the acre. says Mr.. Helms.
He expects to spend four more days in
Shelby and then go to Franklin county
to finish his work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
Dockmen's Strike Ends;
Men Return to Places
CRv Associated PresS

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The back
bone Of the longshoremen's strike is
believed to have been broken this
morning when the full force OF men
employed on the Chelsea piers be-
tween West 14th and West 23rd
streets returned 10 work. The Chel-
sea district, where the piers OF the
White Star, Red Star and French
lines are located, has been regarded
by shipping men as the strategic cen
ter Of the strike and the majority OF
the IA dical element among the strik-
ers has been employed there.
When the stevedores' whistles
sounded this morning gangs OF men
filed through the gates and were i'm
mediately put to work At the head
quarters Of the International Long
shoremeen's association, it was an
nounced that all strikers had decided
to return to work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-03
Pennsylvania Resolutions
Coll for General Strike
tRv Associated Press>

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 3.-Cnion lead
ers in Pittsburgh in the interest Of the
steel strike began today to formulate
plans to help secure from state unions
approval of recommendation passed
by Pennsylvania State Federation o!
Labor which adjourned its special con
vention here yesterday. Featuring the
recommendations. adopted in the form
Of resolutions. was a call for state
wide strike OF organized labor as
last resort to secure free speech :.
free press and free assemblage." The
state federation may issue such call
according to the resolution, when in
the opinion OF the executive council It
il deemed necessary Ito compel TO-
spect for law and the restoration OF
liberty as guaranteed by the Constitu-
ton OF the United States and OF the
state Of Pennsylvania.