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The Dolores star., 1919-02-21
WITHDRAW FORCES.
American Army in Russia to Come
Home

Washington.-Ame and allied
troops operating in north Russia will
be withdrawn lat the earliest possible
moment that weather conditions in the
spring Will permit" To facilitate this
movement and to improve lines of
communication for the supplying of
the forces that have penetrated into the
country. President Wilson has ap-
proved the sending of two additional
companies of American railway troops
to ArcfRngel. This information, cabled
to the War Department by Gen. Tas-
ker II. Bliss mt Paris, by direction of
the President, was transmitted to
Chdirmen Chamberlain and Dent OF
the Senate and House military com.
mittees by Secretary Baker.
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WASHINGTON

A cahiesram to Washington from the
headquarters of the American eXped-
tiouary forces in France gave the total
casualties in American forces in Siber-
in up to Feb. 0 as a total of 3l4 men
killed. died of wounds and missing in
action.
Appointment of the "Unfted States
Liquidation Commission-Wa Depart
ment' 90 Iiquidate the business and fl
nanciai affairs of the army in England
and France was announced by Secre-
tary Baker. Edwin y. Parker Of Hous-
ton, Tex, is chairman.
Final legislative action on the war
revenue bill levying $1,000 100000 in
taxes this year and S4 4,OO0, 900, 900 year
~ there after until revised was taken
by the Senate.
Secretary of State Lansing in a
statement issued says the government
nf the Unitel States welcomes the
union of the Serbian, Croatian and
slovenian peoples.
Representation before the society
of nations for the farmers of th,
world was demanded by the national
board of farm organizations in semi
annual conference at Washington.
IN an effort to clear the congested
legislative calendar and thus remove
the necessity for the early convenng
of the new Congress in extra session.
Democratic senator's decided at CON
ference to hold night sessions of the
Senate until Congress adjourns sine
die March 4.
The total cost of the war to all bel
Iigerents, including the central powers,
was placed at S193,OO0, ,OOO.OO by Sec
retary Baker in an address at the
American women's victory dinner in
Washington. This estimate, the sec
retary said, was based on figures Just
compiled by the war college.
From the signing of the armistice
TO Feb. 8. 2S7,432 American troops in
France and Great Britain had en-
harked for the United States, while
up to the 10th of February 67,454 Of
ficcrs and 1,069.I16 men had been de-
mobilized in this country Total ar
rivals of overseas troops mp to Feb.
were 2I5,740
Adoption OF the motor truck deIv-
cry system under direction of the
PostOffice Dcpartinent as a means of
putting the farmer In closer touch
with markets is advocated by Assist
ant POSTMASTER General Blakslee.
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Full French Losses.

Pnris.-A full list of French naval
losses in the war, which has been pub
iIshed, includes -four battleships, the
Bouvet, Suffren, Gnulois and Danton :
tour armed cruisers, the Leon Gam
beta, Amiral Charner, Cleber and Du-
petit Thopnrs, and one fast cruiser,
me Chntehu Renault. There were be.
sides, fourteen destroyers, eight tor.
ped0 boats and fourteen submarines
lost; The loss In tonnage was 10000
tons, against 55O,OO0 tons for England,
10000 tons for Italy and 1850 tons
for the United States.
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GENERAL

Careful survey of food prices cover
ing II period of thirty days shows the
high cost of living has taken its, first
big drop.
Charged with, the embezZlement OF
SS0OOO, j. 5. SwartZ, cashier of The
Park bank of Pittsburg. which was
closed by the state examiner, is in
Mercy hospital in an unconscious and
delirious condition.
A world shortage of gasoline waits
just around the corner for the motor
propelled world, according to Mark L..
Itequa, Standard Oil official, who has
been directing the oil division aetiv-
tiles of the Fuel Administration.
German ships of approximately 3OO-
600 tons flying the American flag and
furnishing the United States an addi-
tional troop-carrying capacity of more
than 10000 men Il month, will be ready
to put to sea in the next few weeks.
Following much shooting and hand
to-hand battles on tops of freight
cars eighteen men We're arrested at
Monroe, Mich, by the STATE cOnstab-
u!ary on the charge of whisky Snug
uudIlS ol
liquor were cOnfiscated.
Two hundred and fifty sophomorea
and freshmen ut Northwestern liver.
Sity in Chicago, are on II strike in Op.
position to compulsory military train.
ing. They absented themselves from
drill and presented II petition to Pres
ident IIolgate asking thai the ira ming
be made optional with the students.
Five armed but unmasked bandits
held up the Liberty State Bank Of
Minneapolis and escaped with $4,000
in cash and $4,000 in Liberty bonds.
Obligatory military service, always
bitterly opposed by the majority of
Cuban citizens of all classes and ages,
is now II thing OF the past in that
republic.
Wisconsin has granted womel the
right to vote at presidential elections
The Senate by vote of ~ to 4 passed
the House bill to this effect. All that
is now needed is the signature OF the
governor.
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WESTERN
SHIT | kc couutys first bond elec-
ttuu, authorizing an issue of Si.jvu,-
100 worth of bonds to finance road I'M
pruvementS, carried by more than four
to one.
Because of the prevalence or iuflu-
eiiZa. The government of Victoria has
ordered every person appearing on
the streets OF ia public gatherings to
wear mask
r. ]. Cassidy, rs years old. alleged
editor Of the International Weekly, Il
radical organ, whose offices We're raid
"u an open charge.
Colorado supplied 34.33S men, Wy
"uing I.;i93. Arizona 1892 and New
McXtce. i2,439 to the United States
Army during the recent war in all
branches Of service.
Naval authorities, and the Oakland
police are searching for Geomanette
Irene Burke. stenOgrapher in the 'ra-
do service on Mare Island, who is
posted a$ It deSerter
Boats are purrolling the shores of
Juneau, Alaska, to prevent the escape
81 Peter Jackson. II native, who shot
and killed Deputy United States Mar
>iiai clyde II. calhoun of Craig. who
had arrested Jackson.
Lava Ia the greatest quantity oh
served ia forty years is flowing from
KIlauca. HE largest active volcano in
t!r w"rId. The lava is pouring over
aIi sides "C the central fire pit walls
on'" the Old crater floor.
Hugh Campbcl Wallace. nominated
Ambassador 10 France by President
Wilson. for many years has been prom
inent in the politics of the Democratic
T'erty and is Democratic national com
InItteCtnau from Washington.
Wireless service from The naval ra-
III" station NJ South San Francisco
VIII Il" crippled for several months
it was announced. following fire on
3he fnpfoot tower. The fire was
caused by Il short circuit.
Any alien. regardless of his race or
color, who served i'll the army or na-
Ny during the war is entitled TO cit
jZenSiip, according to Instructions re-
ceived at Honolulu by William Rags
dale. chief of the naturalization bu-
Irau. from the Bureau of SaturaliZa-
ton Mt Washington.
That Salt Lake City will not only
hr an the aerial mail route between
rlr East and San Francisco. but that
it viii he terminal of II branch from
this city to Seattle is assured. accord
e to advices received by William II.
:,syansan from Frederick Porter, chair
man of the membership committee of
.he Pacific Aero Club
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ChIcako Live stock.

ChicaEo.--Hogs-B OF sales. $l';eo e,
1880: butchers. $i7S5I1s.10; ngn, "a.
si7.a5 a ~ 80; packing Sis,som ,s %nod aa't to
choice, $15.5O@l7.25. "a
Cattle-Beef cattle. good. choice anu
prime. $16.75W2O,25; common and me.
a,%m na butcher Gamers saDer and
cutters. $3.50 q 6.75: stockers and feee@. e. q
ers, good. choice ana fancy, $lo;,sow $l,.au
1850; inferior. common and med'urdd vi
choice. siS'6o@ 1850. ,,,
.Sheep-Lambs, choice and prim.ss
ll7.35 1850: medium end good. siDs. s.s
9i7.85: culls. tf2.76@ 1t.79: ew NJ.
dium and good. Ss.7S011.is; cuils s'''
The Dolores star., 1919-02-21
Ship Refuses Peace Party,

Cape Town, South Africa. - The
British steamer Durham Castle has
sailed from Cape Town without the
delegates representing the South
African Nationalists who hoped To 90
to the peace conference in Paris. The
crew refused to man the ship if the
delegation went on board
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Order Of Cootiea

COblenz.-rhe "Order of the Cootie"
was recently organized among Ameri.
can forces on the Rhine. Beneath the
crest showing cootie rampant are
the words, "Coot Nit Uns." Only vet
erans OF three months scratching ex-
perience are eligible.
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C..b Grain In Chlcaso.

Chicago.-Corn-No 3 yellow, $l:9og
l.22; No. yellow, SLIGO 1.19; No.
yellow. $1.14@1 1.15h.
Oats-No. 3 white. 54E m5shc'
standard. 55N a56hc.
Rye-No. 2, $L24aL25h.
Barley-SOdI9 93c.
Timothy-$7.O0d1 1000.
clover-Nominal.
Pork-NOminal
Lard-$24.5O.
Ribs-S23.OOm2 24.00
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Miscellaneous Markets
Metal Markets

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. $l.01h.
Copper. per lb., l691Sc.
Lead. $500.
Spelter. 1896.
Tungsten. per unit, $4,000 1909.
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Flour.

Hungarian Patent. SS lbs. sacked,
subject to discount ...,.......35b
Hungarian, As lbs, sacked. sub
ject to discount ............... 3s'
Hungarian. "a lbs. sacked. sub
tect to discount ,.............. lG
The Dolores star., 1919-02-21
SPORT

The Navy wrestlers had walkover
ut Annapolis defeating the University
of Pennsylvania team by score Of
81 to y.
Wladek ZbysZko, Polish wrestling
champion, defeated Arvid Anderson of
Boston III two straight fails of - and
. minutes each respectively, 1T st.
Louis.
Alfredo de ORC. The Cuban cue eX-
pert from New York, wrestcd the
three-cushiOn billiard championship
from Augie kieckkhefer OF Chicago by
winning the third block of their l5o-
Ioint match.
West Philadelphia High school set
new American interscholastic record
in the SUO-yard relay race at the six
teenth annual national interscholastic
swimming championships, University
Of Pennsylvania pool, making the dis
lance in = minutes and 81 A. seconds
and clipping their own mark made in
1917
The Dolores star., 1919-02-21
SugAr Z.

New York.-Raw sugar steady; cen
trifugal. SIPS; cut loaf, $1050: crushega
S1O.25: mold A, $3.50; cubes, S9.SS
SXXX powdered 1920: powderea
$9.15: fine granulated and diamond a.
1900: cpnfectioners' A. $s.9Ots; NO l.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-21

Treves, Feb. 1S.-Under the new
terms of the renewal Of the armistice,
us presented to the Germans by Mar
shul Foch, Germany must abandon all
offensive movements against the
Poles. and also must prohibit her
troops from crossing the Russian from
tier at a certain line. Marshal FOch
appeared in person before the council
Of the great powers and announced the
acceptance and signing by the Ger
mans of the new conditions of the
armistice This avcrts what promised
to be rather critical situation, as ii
had been reported that the Germans
might persist in carrying out their in
tmatiOns of refusal to sign.
The new terms, while still withheld.
are understood to restrict German OPP
erations against Poland within certain
fixed lines, thus removing the danger
of military clash, and ut the same
time opening access between The in
terror of Poland and the Baltic sea.
More important results will take form
shortly when Marshal Foch returns
to Treves for submission of the de-
tails OF the disarmament and demob-
ilization of the German forces Nhich
are being formulated by the military,
naval and economic advisers of Foch.
These are of nature amounting in
fact to Il preliminary peace agreement.
Disarmament is understood to include
both the naval and military branches,
and the paval authorities expect the
ultmatefhaval terms will provide for
the dismantling of the Notifications of
Heligoland and the kiel canal. the
canal being opened Cor commercial
navigation.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKEr.
+. y. B. Denver. Carload Prices.
IInV-
Grain.

Oats. Neb. 100 lbs. buying .s2i5
Corn chop. sack. selling ........ $40
Corn in sack, selling ....... sos
White cornmcal, per 100 lbs. So. 100
Yellow cornmeai per 100 lbs. ..... 400
Gluten feed. sacked. selling. .,.., 3,3t
Bran, Colo. per 100 lbs. selling l.i6
The Dolores star., 1919-02-21

London. Feb. 1S.-Mathias ErZber-
ger returned to Weimar from Treves,
according to IA German wireless mes
sage. After his return he appeared
before the National Assembly and read
the text of the new urmistice agree
ment. Erzbcrger is reported to have
said: Il do not wish any member OF
this house TO ever have to live through
such heavy hours AS it was my fate
to live at Treves."
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POLAND WILL BE PROTECTED
BY NEW TERMS OF
ARMiSTICE.
GERMANY IS D|sARMED
KEEL CANAL WILL BE OPENED
TO COMMERCIAL NAvi-
CATION.

N-rspnper rnIen New. s.ryIe..
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WESTERN

Western NewSp.p.r Union New. s.rvic..
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FOREIGN

w. ID. Childs, for many years chief
representative of the Western Union
Telegraph Company in i,ussin, v dead
of starvation in Petrograd.
The situation at kadish ON the Arch
angel front is more satisfactory for the
moment, according to an official state
ment issued by the British war office.
Reports from Onsk state that the
Russian government there has accept
eel an offer from Japan of men, money
and arms to settle the Bolsheyiki diff
ficulties.
The Dutch steamer Rick. Rotter-
dam 10 Bergen, struck II mine and
sank three miles off the Norwegian
coast. % The crew was saved and has
landed Mt ehristianstad.
The French dreadnousht Moravau
has been driven ashore at Scbustopol
in snuwstorm At last accounts 1t
seemed doubtful whether the big war
ship could be saved frYm destruction.
The Poles have refused the German
demand TO withdraw troops from the
PoSen province, but on the contrary,
have called all Poles of military age
TO tile colorS 10 defend that territory.
Germany is preparing to raise II
large loan in the United States rs soon
Ms peace is signed. says Geneva dis
patch. The money is to he used TO
pay for expected raw materials from
allied countries.
Admiral Niscount JelIicoe's book on
- a.. ..I.
is now published settles At last the
mystery" of Lord kitchener's death
by stating that the cruiser Hampshire
sank after striking II Iuoored mine OF
the type laid by the German U-boats.
The Havas agency gives out state
ment by Viscount Chindu. the Japan.
cse ambassador TO Great Britain. who
now is representing his country nj
The peace conference in Paris, declar
ing the reports to be untrue that Jap
an has exercised pressure on China
To restrain the action of the Chinese
delegation to the conference
Few large cities OF the countries
that were engaged in the war have
been less affected by it than the an
cient capital Of Greece. Free entirely
from the menace of air raids and hos
tile bombardment. ana participating
actively in the war for comparatively
only short time, Athens is today in
ali essential features exactly as II
WAS in pre-war days
The program of the new German
government, which has just been pub
lishcd at Berlin, includes equal rights
for men and women. the improvement
of the educational system. conscription
along democratic lines TO establish II
peoples army. rutioning at maximum
prices Of food and uecesSuries of life,
care of the wounded and the families
of those killed during the war, the so
cialiZation of all industries ripe for
such treatment, particularly the coal
and iron mines and considerable addi-
tionS Ia Income taxes.
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Creameries. eS. list grade. h.. As
Creameries, LIST grade. storage. .t2
Creameries. I'd grade tcold stor-
age). ib. .................. 40
process butter ............... 40
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LAVE
M AR KET
Western Newspaper Union News servl
DENVER MARKETS..
Cattle,
Hogs.
Sheep.
q y O. TATIo N S

Good hogs ...............1iSs5al7.1 Ia,
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heaviest travel of any in the Pixies
Peak region.
Death few days ago claimed one
of the earliest pioneers In J. S. Silva,
member of the First New Mexico
company of volunteers during the
Civil war a short time before death
Mr.. and Mrs Silva celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
home near Allison. Their nineteen
sons and daughters with their seven.
ty-four children and grandchildren
were present.
Thirty deputies who are to oversee
the collecting OF increased taxes OH
liquor and tobacco in Colorado and
wyoming as soon as the revenue bill.
now in Congress becomes n law, are
in Denver receiving Instructions of
duties to be performed as soon as the
bill is passed
THE strength Of Britain move.
inent" national temperance organ.
iaztion, has sent TO President Wilson
and the people Of the United States
n message of cOngrntulatIOn on .'the
ratification of the liquor prohibition
amendment 10 the constitution, the
grentest Legislative act since the days
OF Lincoln"
Deluges Of snow have been fallins
on the watersheds of the GunnIsOu and
San Juan and Colorado the last few
days, insuring ample water for west.
srn slope irrigation the coming season
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22

likes them and enjoys them, will make
desperate offort be agreeable &C
them. both for your sake and for his
own; but there is always an effort, and
he hates It. With that group OF fell
lows at the club he does not have to
think OF manners or propriety. He
has no desire to be ill-mannered or
improper. He Just does not want TO
think about the matter at all. He
wants that delicious sense OF ease.
without which social life is never
quite perfect.
Some wives never understand this.
Some wives fight is furiously or fur
lively almost always unsuccessfully
Do not fight II. Sympathize with 1t,
encourage 1t. Admit that you under
stand and envy. Just this one thing
that your husbands men friends can
give him you cannot give him. Make
up your mind to II and remember there
are a thousand things that you can
give that the club or the goff course
cannot give, and that in the end he
will surely and always return to you
for them. Youths Companion.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To the qualified electors OF the City
OF Crystal Falls. State of Michigan,
Notice is hereby given that in con-
formity with Act 1876, Public Acts of
1917, /, the undersigned City Clerk,
will, upon any day except Sunday and
legal holiday, or day OF any registra-
ular or special election or official
primary election, receive for registra-
tion the name OF any legal voter in
said city not already registered who
may apply TO me personally for such
registration, except that / can receive
no names for registration during the
time intervening between the Second
Saturday before any general or special
election or official primary election
and the day of such election. March
20, 1919, last day for general registra-
tlon for spring election, April Z, 1919.
All electors not already registered
and intending to vote at said election
should make personal application TO
me on or before the Goth day of Marcl
A. d., 1919.
Notice Is further hereby given that
/ will be al the city hall, Crystal
Falls, Michigan, on March 10 and %,
1919. from o'clock a. m. until s
o'clock p. m on each said day for the
purpose OF reviewing the registration
and registering such OF the qualified
electors in said city as shall appear
and apply therefor.
The name Of no person but an actual
resident OF the precinct at the time of
registration, and entitled under the
constitution, II remaining such resi-
dent, to vote at the next election shall
be entered in the registration book.
Registration Of Absentee by Oath.
II any person whose name Is not
registered shall offer and claim the
right to vote at any election. and shall,
under oath, state that he or she Is a
resident OF such precinct and has re-
sided in the city twenty days next
preceding such election, designating
particularly the place OF his or her
residence and that he or she possesses
the other qualifications OF an elector
under the constitution; and that, ow-
ing TO the sickness or bodily infirmity
OF himself or herself. or some member
OF his or her family or owing to his or
her absence from the city on public
business or his or htr own business,
aid without intent TO avoid or delay
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22
MAKE 1T EASIER.

or the first loan, the Ninth District
took $75,926.25
OF the second loan, the Ninth Dis
trict took $ls2.s42,S5O
OF the third loan, the Ninth District
took took s1SO,92O,45O.
or the fourth loan, the Ninth Dis
trict took s242,O46,O5O
1T is going to be harder To sell the
coming Liberty Loan, though" is r>
mark commonly heard.
Why should 1t be?
The war isn't over.
The boys are not at home.
The job isn't finished.
Therefore, there should be no let-up
or let-down.
BY our bravery and our extensive
preparations we saved at least hun
dred thousand American lives. Is
that unshed blood worth the price?
We can see the ond OF our tremen-
dous expenditures.
The fifth will undoubtedly be the
last Liberty Loan.
Therefore. don't let this idea that il
is going to be harder to sell the Vic
tory Liberty Loan spread. 1t isn't
right. it isn't patriotic 1T isn't true.
Let's just tighten up our belt, turn
the corners OF our mouths up instead
OF down and set the thought waves"
OF thankful optimism working for us
and for tn victorious Fifth"
We're not cutters. We are going to
take our share Of the Victory Liberty
Loan with less fuss and less prodding
that were required for the Fourth. Let
us start thinking. and talking along
that line and make II easier.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22
THE EASY RELATIONS or MEN.

There is certain each in the rela-
tions OF men among themselves that
women never quite know. When wo-
men get together, there is plenty OF
fun and frollc, there is an ample show
OF personal affection. Perhaps there
is even more real personal affection
than men often feel; but there is a
careless, forgetful golden ease among
a company OF men that women seem
never Ia achieve, no matter how hard
they strive for It,
When woman sees her best friend
coming 10 the house, she instinctively
"tidies pj" She thinks whether her
hair is right, wehther her dress is just
right. Is the house properly busted
and in order. furniture in its place,
those things carefully out OF sight that
ought TO be? II not, she knows her
best friend will comment; she herself
would. But when "A man sees his best
friend coming to the door, his one
thought is, Oh, how glad / am to see
Bill! Old clothes make no difference.
Bill has seen them often before and
likes them. The only thing that would
worry Bill would be new clothes and
new fashions The friendship is old,
and old clothes become it and do grace
TO It.
1t is precisely that inimitable ease
which makes your husband seek his
friends, in spite OF all the original and
piquant social attractions you can
offer him. You invite bright girls,
charming girls, to entertain him. He
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22

State Of Michigan, the Probate Court
for the County OF Iron.
AT a session OF said court, held at
the Probate Office in the city OF Crys-
tai Falls. in said county. on the 18th
day OF March. a. D.. 1919. Present:
Fred + Murphy, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Rosa
Lee, deceased.
Charles Lee having filed in said
court petition praying that the adj
ministration OF said estate be granted
to Tony b. Wall or to some other suit
able person,
II Is Ordered, That the fourteenth
day Of April. A. D.. 1919, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at said probate office.
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
II Is Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given By publication
OF copy OF thls order, once each
week for three sucoo I've weeks prov
ious to said day Of hearing. IN The