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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-31

II you have bilious attacks give
Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They
are excellent Willis Browning, Pat
tonsburg. Mo-, has this to say of
them About year ago my wife
used . botte OF Chamberlain's Tab.
lets and they cured her of bad bill
lous attack also of constipation from
Which she had been suffering for
yeasS."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-31
1.076,349.6O0

Total War Securities =
The popularity OF the Liberty
Bonds and their wide distribution
among the people Of the Tenth Dis.
trict may be judged by the records
OF subscribers. In the Fourth Lib
erty Loan campaign the total number
Of subscribers reached 1.311,626 in
the Tenth District. In tho Third
Loan the subscribers numbered L.
1Se.333. while IN the First and Sec
UAd Leans the bonds were sold to
fewer. Subscribers. For the Victory
Liberty Loan the returns are not COM
plete ~ to the number of subscrib-
ers. .tAt It II certain when final &C
counting IL made It will disclose that
. veft large per cent Of the people
ef the District were glad Of the op-
portunity to help finish the war job
sad subscribed for Bonds.
! Ono Of the difficulties In obtaining
the quota Of the Victory Liberty
: Loan In many agricultural coinmun-
tiles Of the Tenth Federal Reserve
District was occasioned by the fact
that the Loan carie at a time when
last Yeas crors wese .b ,ut all iu.
tosed os and tn, 1919 crops were In
the making and marketing of these
crops was q lorc way off. Several
bkrkefs said II was impossible to sell
the Quota assigned to their particular
locality because there was need OF
! tll0ney for future crops and harvest
ing. IN = few instances the suggcs-
ti9n WIS made that II payments on
notes were postponed to October !
they would easily subscribe for twice
ths euota assigned them. The re
Dortss however. show that In nearly
everyI community affected by such
conditions the farmers-witk good
prospects Of bountiful crops this year
managed some how to subscribe
for the Victory Liberty Notes and to
line up with the district In putting
aver the quota to hnisli the war job
- Tho patriotic spirit 0f American
newsp2befs was never better exempli-
ned than In connection with tho pub.
hcsti0h Of Q Anal Victory Liberty
LkAn tppeal by Secretary Glass. On
0VtII day. May 3. the secretary sent q
tfank statement to 2.2O0 newspaper
~ telegraph, telling them that the
Tfeasury Department was cOncerne.'
about the status of the Loan. and ask.
Ing them to publish frank state
mSpt from him ON the situation
which accompanied his telegram. II
10 Scraee)y necessary 10 add the in
formation that almost without TN ex-
ceDtion the request was complied
with. A~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-31
I->-~-N, 49,. -. II ~ -r-<>ss-'s' 4 ! a
fnls DISTRICT OVER IN. ALL lib
ERTY LOANS

Records Show Liberty Bond Sub
oct1ptiOns Amounted to $780,.
207 600, While Savings and
Thrift Stamps Swelled the
Districts Total Financial
Support Of the War 70
over S1 ,O76, 900, 900
The Tenth Federal Reserve Dis
trict made q remarkable record In
helping the United States Government
to finance its part In the great World
War. ;,4t
:, AecordinS to the records Of the
oovernmpnt loan and Savings Or
eanisetion for the Tenth District, the
cpmbfAed quotas allotted TO the Dis
tfict 1h all ave Liberty Loan Cam.
paigps was 4776,S31,2O0. The SUBJ
oeriptions to these I'VE Liberty Loans
t8taleA @s40.207, 900, making an ov-
ef-subScription Of $164,6a6, 800, or
81 per cent more money subscribed to
the Eoans than we asked, Of this Dis
trict BY the Treasury Department.
In addition to the money sub
scrlhed In the hve Liberty Loans by
the isople OF this District, conside era
ton should be given the sales of War
from the beginning Of the War Saw
ings Campaign December Is. 1917.
TO the end Of May. 1919. amounted
70 approximately $136.142.600. This
tnvastnkent. largely Of small savings
ID theSe securities brings the agGrs-
dAts OF the war securities purchased
u the Tenth Federal Reserve Dis
tfict to approximately 31.07s.3Is.-
coo, ,r~
:. Full and complete returns Of the
quotas and subscriptions to the Eve
Liberty Loans are printed elsewhere
L. the Bulletin. A summary Of the
ctlmbined sales Of War Savings and
Thrift Stamps totals of the five Loans
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-20

Tom Odden was a Sisseton call
er Monday.
Mable Evans is the owner of
a new piano.
A complete stock of furniture
at P. E. Laing's.
Fred Maleyof Wilmot was a
Peever caller Thursday.
G.. A. Ask was a Peever caller
Friday between trains.
Wanted-Steady Milk Custo-
mers. Mrs, Chas. Evans. Peever
Joe Stefflre returned Monday
from business trip to Mime
apolis.
Fletta Renville and German
Eastman were Ortonville callers
Friday.
Mrs. Sutton an daughter wer.
business visitors in Sisseton on
Saturday.
j. A. McKeever of Timber
Lake, S. D. was a business call
err in Peever Friday.
Annie Kelley returned from
Milbank Wednesday where she
has been attending school.
Mrs. Leon Clymer returned
Friday from a visit at the Chris
Siverson home at Browns Valley
Mrs. AL Casey and children OF
New Ellington are visiting at
the A. l.. Nelson home this
week.
For Sale One Registered
yearling Short Horn Bull. A. R
Knapp, Sisseton, r. 6, Buffalo
Lake Twp. Dune 1920
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Chappe1
u W,,nar, Nun, arr; cd here CT
Tuesday for a visit with Mrs
Chappens parents Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie.
Rev. Saxon Dede is the new
pastor of the NJ. p. Church a
Peever. He will hold his opening
meeting there Sunday.
: Mrs. Husseby and Mrs. Eval
Hilland will entertain the Luth
eran Ladies Aid Thursday jun
+ho och of tha home Of Mrs
Husseby.
We have the agency for tn
famous Maytag Washing Ma
chine. The best on the Marke
for hand or gasoline powei.-P
: E. Laing.
!. Mrs. Duedeck and her mothe
Mrs. O'Bren departed Saturda
3 for an extended visit with rels
tives and friends in Californi
a and Colorado. They were accom-
panied as far as Aberdeen b
7 Mrs. Jack Milan.
4 Tickets are now in the hand
of solicitors for the Peeve
a Chautauqua and are going Ink
e hot potatoes. Get one before tn
: supply 81 exhausted. If 70
!, haven't time to come in and &c
one phone or write any membe
: of the committee and your want
e will be supplied.
d A welcoming home party
) the returned soldiers was give
at the Chris Christianson hon
i west of Peever Sunday. Thel
:, = were five soldier boys present
= Nels Nelson, Ed Ordahl, Tedd
German, Alfred Fredrickson ar
:. Oil Swenson. About eighty CUES
= were present and a very deligh
d full day spent. A purse of $50 W;
e presented to the boys.
IS ND WALTER n VOTING
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-20

author should in the world of
reel pictures indeed be works of
art.
The exhibit is made in ten reels
with incidental music written
and selected especially.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-20
Mrs. ]. A. Norby, Editor
Full line of carpets at p. E.
La;ng's

Full line of carpets at p. E.
Laing's
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Redearth
were Sisseton callers Friday.
Lost--A bunch of KEYS. Finder
please return to Victor Nelson.
Martin Erickson returned on
Thursday from a trip to the
coast.
John friedrich and Ed Bigford
were visitors at the county seat
Thursday.
Miss Chilson of Sisseton visit
ed her parents here the first of
the week.
Mr.. Weise of Olivia MINI is a
guest at the Ben friedrich home
this week.
Alex Murray has rented the
hotel and took possession of the
same Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Peterson of Sisseton
was guest at the Victor Nelson
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hull and
family life Monday for their new
home at Milbank.
Miss Edith Laing of Sisseton
has been visiting at the P. G.
LANG home this week.
For Sale.-Five room house
with four lots. Inquire of Mrs.
Art Mcdowell. Peever, S. d.
Wanted-All kinds of sewing,
Mrs. VIM. Fligge at the c. Fuller
home 2la miles west of Peever.
Bedroom Furniture, Mattress
es, Book Cases, Chuffineries
Combination Book Cases,-P. E.
Laing.
Mrs. VIM. Mann of Sisseton
is visiting her sister Mrs. Olsen
at the home of Mrs. Kinsmar
this week.
Albert Welch and Ollie Tosten-
son returned home Friday from
France. The boys are sure glad te
get back to civil life.
Lost-A new winter coat, colol
brown, between Peever and Oh
Grinde's. Finder please leave Al
Peever Post Office. Mrs. Emf
Lee.
Mrs. DeFrance received a tele
gram Monday that her son Geo
had arrived safely from over
seas and expected to be hom
soon.
liver Sjoberg arrived home o.
Thursday. MIR. Sjoberg recentl.
was discharged from the arm.
after serving many months il
France.
Taken up-A red COW wit
white spots. Owner can hav
same by paying for keep and ad
vertising. Harry Jones, Sissetor
Agency, r. 4
Kenneth kllawIol OF OrtOn
vile, Mimi, was guest at tn
S. H. Renville home Monday an
Tuesday. He just recently re
turned from France.
Taken up-Red Cow wit
rope around neck. Owner ca
have same by paying for keel
ing and advertising. Adam Gree
ley, 4 miles southwest of Peeve.
Mr.. and Mrs. aLird departe
Wednesday for Waubay whel
Mr.. Laird has purchased tn
barber shop. Their many frienc
wish them success in their ne
home.
About fifteen of the friends {
Mrs. VIM. Laird gathered at h
home Tuesday night and su
prised her. The evening w;
spent in games and music, aft
which a delicious lunch w;
served. Mrs. Laird will soon lea
for her new home at Waubay.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-20
"The Shepherd of the Hills

The Shepherd OF the Hills
At the Bailly Opera House in
Peever, Monday June Both.
The widely read story of the
Ozarks has been filmatizcd under
the the direction of Harold Bel!
Wright it's author. AS novel
this story has attained a popu-
larty which has not been equall-
ed by any other book in a decade.
AS play the success of this
work was phenomenal and as a
perturbation under the direction
of Mr.. Wright the story bids fair
to mark an epoch in the art of
the silent drama. 5's
The PICTURES have been taken
| in the heart of the Ozark Noun
tains and in California. Mr..
wright and his associates have
been engaged for months in this
great work No expense has
been spared. No detail overlook
ed. The countless millions who
are familiar with Mr.. Wright's
style and descriptive ability
those who understand in even a
limited way the scopeless posi-
bilities of the motion picture
camera can readily realize that
the great word pictures of this
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-20

You can see this picture no
where else. No other town
in Roberts County has it
booked.
Adults SOC Children Csc
Plus The War Tax
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-20
Program

The following program will be
given at the Lutheran Church
Sunday evening June 21st.
Song-Congregation
Solo-Viola Nelson
Recitation-Ellert Halland
Reading-Nila Hines
Solo-Mrs. Norby.
observation-disclosures Peterson
Reading-Matilda Erickson
Solo-Anna Swenson
Clarinet Solo-Walter Rice
Duet-Mr. and Mrs. VanTassel
Reading-Alfred Rice
Song Congregation.
Miss Givney of Sisseton spent
Thursday visiting her aunt Mrs.
o. r. Aney.
Mrs .Chas. Berg and daughter
Lula and Mae Clymer left Sat
urday for Redfield, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Friedrich left
Wednesday for a visit with Mrs.
Fredrick's mother at HALFWAY
Mimi.
Miss Levans left for her home
in Sheyboggan Falls, Friday
afternoon, after a successful
year as teacher in our public
schools.
Dining room tables, chairs
and Bullets at p. E. Laing's.
Notice is hereby given that
me fo!ls wig described land. z
part of the allotment of Nancy
Pazi, deceased Sisseton Allottee
No. 1923, covering the NE of Sc
of Sec. 16-126-54 will be sold al
public auction on Saturday, june
28th, at 10 A. NJ. Appraisement
and terms of the sale will be an
nonced the day of the sale. j.. L
Suffecool, Superintendent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
No BENEFIT BY
REGULATION Of
PACKERS GAINS
Continued 'rou Page onel

.Ho same basis Armour and Com
lmy profits Boo 1916 were nag
per CONT Because OF later .u
re8-. % capital stock the per
.rf.e TOR Armour and Company
dropped To- 2T1 Boo 1917 Swift and
UHmulFs profits Foo 1919 on tho
"u. basis we're EH per CONT wh.l.
..... he CudHbs Company n
fHf- ..re 1872 per cent based on
capital ock and surplus Wilson
end nanys earnings FOR tho
lm. ...~ we're 2s.G per cent on the
combined capital aud surplus
IH. iuess said Thomas Wilson
Hr of Wilson and Company
receive. annual salary of 2l21.-
GOOD. NIce-pre, dent Valentine
1f Armour and Company receives
$50 llay annually with
u... $4,000 Fe said ne
'H.. .ice-pres.lerf white also
'He same amount while
"r Morris of Morris and
paid $50 600 ahr,
H'H 900 additional for being
no storkyar1s company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

Special Associated Press Leased
wire Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18

Uncle sam from his Rosebud cabin
where aged parents riod their might
'st Co "arry ou' until tho pride 90
their Rpdshu hearts came bach
They couldn't understand This whit,
mems war. and they couldn't auder
stand how 10 v.s that some uv ib.o
hand reached way up into tbgl
South Dakota cabin and ,oot Dog
Eyes. stalwar' ANA r1ng ana fheis
1nly child
The other day Private Dog Eyes
came back. bach 90 the camp WHORE
he had started bis va radyenturc
tn, Lieutenant called him tO his put
md told him ,aat while he vaa nght-
ne $50 hravey and nohN over there
De- aug ls of death had visited Dos
mother and father The little house
lu the psair.e- Is empty now Neigh
iors say chat DOG Eyes father ana
mother died 0f broken hearts each
hoping 90 reach The happy hunuu.
ground 90 which they thought their
BOY had already eour
The government Is going to give
'riyatc Dog Eyes an honorable dis
hrare and he is going
"To where fh.y Day. hc said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
UNION D. ALLIED
NATIONB IS URGED.
BY DIlID ]. HILL
Ccontinuei from Page oneJ

(Contlnuel From Page One.l
To be trusted ma there is in them
no soul of h0a. then the outlook loi
mankind is a said O hopeless one
"Rm if fla can be- trusted In so
great "a matte the formula for the
defense of 1l. is very simple
Nr Huuha- declared that the al
lies have 30 Ir heir power 20 provide
methods of ar adjustment of the
problems d. by The war and pre-
d.e tcd that bis power was exer-
riscd. n is am eNtravagant ex-
peciation fa by gradual and nor
mai development the long looked for
reign of iustiD. may be established. -"
"lnternauuli agreements az pres
cnt so iar Us the belligerent pow
crs arc Gomez a. said Mr. Hughes.
"wiu depend Cor their potontency
and promise non the sanction that
no allies rf. them similar diff
nrulty Is rrss.lted as 90 information
al courts Htuld Great Britain or
the United ies or France or Italy
be Willin4 . submit serious con-
troyorsy mu. .ng grave national iu-
terest 10 On. rh.traut OF q body in
which Gcrm.f 0r AustrIlus or rep.
resonaty. 'rfaiu neuutuy pow
rs might Die turn the scale
And vet .-uILuE the difficulty.
Dc would Be- HflrfGuate if We could
NOT 40 leas. r So start Boo proy.d-
ina The mac cry ot judicial de-
termination nd Cancellation The
present rela OF fbe allies shlr.
ing the vC, won hy their united
effort. ium o. basis for future
cooperation Hl This is an oppor-
'uuity which would bee folly 20 ueg-
lect.
70 Facilitate Investigation
Arrange .Uts 90 facilitate iuyes-
tigation au. discussion and secure
this cooper 200 where practical are
important 70 may boz rewarded
as clear thf $50 shah actually uu-
dertake tha natter of cooperative
effort for @ Iefiuite purpose is uu-
derstodd 90 desirable
ln Conclu roo be- said
The war affected The temporary
displacement 1t liberty in order that
rs foundef might ultimately De-
more seci I1 speech. .n conduct
.n every acml'y OF lifc we have had
4uwonted restraints fo which We sub.
W.t'ad 'u order to win The victory
r..s d. .,.t b ..... sttfHIfur. ruIa Htff d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18

ie ideas are $50 recent and perhaps
very superficial viii not quickly re-
cover from ifs defeat
England has the channel 10
cross America is far away France
mus. always Dee boz % position to Safe
ruad tho general interests of man
NrH Tlus. Interests age On stake on
he Rhine 10 There we must pre-.
pare 90 ruard against The painful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
PUBLIC PEACE SESSIONS

one q Tho principles laid down by
Pre-. dent Wilson long before the
close % The war declared against Sc
rs, diplomacy .ri s'ar chamber SEES
guns .- ,hty affected dealings be
tween nations
a howl tu hrh heaven has beer
sed ou announcement ~ the peace
.0liere,- that only only official state
uonts arc 90 d. given o. The press
newspaper men being barred from Oh
conferences.
Use lo r.' rr1awu sn rouujIy @.
others may this l.. 0u of the con
i,-,rs
Set We DO believe that i.s.-us'
witch does not aurl- well Tor Oh,
future - bound ,o bo conferred ahou.
ibis aet excluding newspaper mon
from these conference
There .s OF course. tEa poafbut,
'hat m intimate discussions such a,
must take place some nations mus
suffer slight humiliation .r ba, m.
desires ot an cannot prsayI To t
true that such frc,.p. a- may Doe ON
lnIarst 200 .h. star Chamber sa-
.an. might De- aocauuafsd and Do.
rreaf Co 're people. OF tile var.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
t.EE HE COMES HtCE -LIsTF'
.u THE STORY Dr PRIVATE
DOG EYES

..or rfe Iast soldier return. Cd
.. a.mr He sII have heard fH, a.
Hr problem of .hs dom .lIut.
ra# Most Of b. have b..a WON.
MOI .H.. re ,Hlu.. f.r aort I
......msr v.H have. and feeble oil.
. aars beer made ta provide o..
Er.rf
..re ara other I.uHH.IE
sra probably Cher. E
..... soldier. who share v|.h Hr
. u Fe Ir t.m1HIz.uH
problem which cannot b. solved b..
band. ara mortal mind. F.r
.. reason f for ra other VI, .'.f
should e0 far out of mr
81. .f. . Hf 0t tre drear
.. l.b as Ir..'.
, boy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18

Miss Mo-. Nor'n Ten Tuesday
1r h.r Do On Kansas City, No.
't,r spending fhe holidays with
Har tUr .rs Don o. plbr0hul
500. Harrison street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18

~. Hf Chicago said fhr
rs, N aH rom the silent Doh.
BIZ. .s-4 H. bad declined thus far
......'... .alyes on the MOONEY
.... r. ..Hfuued five of San
r....... .. bad refused 90 hec0m.
.......,, a. ID Patterson of Oak.
...4 ~ a. o. Nicholson OF Ciey.
..,4 y Braun of Nov YORK anal
..'. .ta To- support OF the ,on-
...... ..H and warned that II fh.
..... ..f Tor an earlier date than
lhf fai
iar-ReaGhing.
4. rsu p % suiau iu com
l .1 che ac'l.r OF the c0ryrr-
..
.de Che Iarlti0u on labor
- adopted hf this convention
Ircer' tHH most fir-rC.lN|ra
Ht begun Hf amy body nr gov.
.u connection with fhr ra.
.efuu which fIe war has mad,
r. Dunn of Butte Mont u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
crsonsiA

A. Z Wae-o7ar returned Thurs
lav lft,ra rim since m, first of mn,
car over Moore. Usrsforl and H4rt
.av counties looking .fr,r tbe CATTLE
lrft,i.,. IN N.eron.. rau.-r.
ambition. tar, fsar.bI. h.r OBJ.
.,trI.u.r sen. r-ndI... tra sayar.
cold and snow ina mos, ......tar,
manner and The railroads arc getting
aed to On. district. wher, the snow
had covered rb. Grass and Do, Mr.. u,,
4 .,ade 3, was being distributed over
,ba Dugqfry LID tre caff. ana keer.rr
.h,u ur A faU Havs AGO .. finn b.
tbte civ sfirrsl number of Sled.
.v EXPRESS to some OF these districts
y ReIJ Uf Pittsburgh. Pa ar.
lived .a .h, ciy late Thursday NIGHT
yesf.rfs, morning Vr Reid and
uIfee b d Hardwood Lett for Tia.
aumcari. New Mexico. and from there
thev will "a ,o a poin, bod the Ran.
XnII.t where fI,y will make some
8relImiuar. arrsugemegts towards
.fa-fipr me- drilling of d we'll tor oil
Hary. avery returned from Odessa
Thursday. WHOM. H. had boon since
ssf v.st receiving .stfIr which are
se.Ds sEfppe. down cher, Tor pa.
ura
d. U.r-u.n of So Louis. $40
wa. ,he uy Friday and few
.nr.. t.F.v con business
A.. .. ...- u..r. 40 rr.y
.-,' ........ tr ,F. ..,y
r.... ...5,. &c. sr ,r.r Dbl. nam.
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ard 81. rlor'rr s5ra-1I r1u.
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Sd. H... ru. .if. Tb.r.f., sr.
-.......r u rH. riv over rirht
e... ga.rr. 81 gll.sbur. Cd.
u,..r...s D T.r .f p.-Wf'I
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"a. lr....-I of Panhandle
r......r I'D ..r.. -r.F p...
rI. .. gI..- "a b Ia.u.. u.
.r..r.... r... OH. % j Merrill
of Parma. 4, ii Chapman. of Gran
Rand. V..F ~ stewart d..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18

.re .ar the radical delegates.
...
Th general strike b. revolution
I' .r.k.. lf fhe power of the courts
T.. HHr.I fafay is living Goa "a DOW
H.r magazine Something may h1n-
T" amy I.E In this country which
H Hu fbe employers of labor t0
t." r. I.Hl.rs thar confront them
Chairman Nnlan adjourned 'hr con-
FaH'u under the protests uI th"
....... delegates. who wished 'H pa
other r....uti0ns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
surprises OF the future

HUTU|Ie"" % l10 Wture
The arm.sucg is signed. but Ia not
vet concluded So long as the sta
tus of Europe has not been ssttled.
let us watch Del us watch together
-u that $50 lose NOT the fruits Of our
common victory Let us remain uni
tCi as We were boz battle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-18
PEACE MUST
Be PR0PORTIONATE TO
PRICE PAID Of VICTORY

iNontlnutu IRON laE' Nhtt
And finally cyeryihin. went Well;
everything went so wcll .1rt here We
are ON the Rhine
Marshal Fa.h asked by The
correspondent
Put was not the armis.ire con-
luded too soone'
II was uot possible to do other
wise" answered the marshal be-
cause the Germans gave us every
thing that we asked for 90 once
They satisfied an 0f 0uI conditions.
n was difficult to asks uora
Would Prefer Battle.
Doubtless amy general would have
preferred Co have continued the
struggle and 90 have battle whom the
battle which offered itself was So
promising, but father of % family
could not but think OF iho blood that
would Dee shed q victory however.
easy. costs the lives Of MON We
held victory boo our grasp without any
further sacrifice Ng took 10 as 90
came
The German high command vas
not ignorant of the fact that s faced
collosal DISASTER Whom DC urren-
lorod everything was prepared for
In offensive in which i' would have
.nf8llihlv succeeded Du ... four
'oeuth wp were 90 attack 600 I0r-
-aiue with twenty French divisions
and six American divisions This ate
ack would have been supported by
ether movements iu Flanders and boz
Tho center
The Germans were lost. They
eapifulated There is the who'll. story
And now We must make peace
which will correspond with 'hH mag
uitude OF our victory We must have
a peace as absolute as was our sue.
resses and which will guard us
against an future aggressious
France has right 90 effective
measures OF protection after the for
m.able efforts she puf forth 20 save
civilization The natural frontier
which viii protect civilization is The
Rhine
Must Hold Rhine
.lt is on the Rhine that we must
Hol dthe Germans n is by USING
DEE Rhine tha, We must make So .m-
possible Tor them 20 rccommeuco the
oup of I4I4 The Rhine is The come
mon harier OF an the allies. pre-.
Iep'y al ull those who united tO
.It. .fy.T|rnffnu Tho Rhine is tho