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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
IRISH TOGHALLENGE
CONTINUED from Page One,

and other business firms to discontinue
paying excise tax to England. One Of the
big breweries, however, asserts that 1t
has received no such order.
The belief is expressed here that altho
the holding of the assembly is considered
illegal the government will not prohibit
it and that not until it's activities lead
to attempts to compel the people to
obey its deerees will government action
be demanded.
The Sim Fein must think matters
out carefully before it takes the first
move. 1t must move soon, for the union
ist policy of Ulster will not allow it to
remain inactive. Already Belfast has
drafted its bill putting primary educa-
ton on the rates, and the Roman Cath
olic church will expect the Sim Fein
to find some means of defeating It
Parliament will not be sitting for a
month before the question of the Sim
Fein's policy of abstention because the
subject Of acute controversy in nation
alist Ireland.
Constant Friction Is Aim.
The Sim Feiners will provoke and
welcome constant conflicts with the gov
ernment and endeayor to make the gov
ernment's administration difficult, it is
said.
Most OF the Sim Feiners are SO OBJ
scure that the newspapers found much
difficulty in giving biographical notices
of them. All of them, however, seem to
belong to the class which in Russia Is
called >intelligentsia" doctors, Journal
lists, assistants in country shops, solici-
tors, clerks, university lecturers and or
ganizers of leagues. They share two
things in common-youth and absolute
inexperience in public affairs. A large
number of them fought in the Irish re-
beIlion and some of them are alive today
thru the clemency Of the British govern
ment.
Embarrassed by Big Task.
This new party is expected to find
a practical Irish policy without delay.
To secure the representation of Ireland
in the peace conference and make Ire
land an Independent republic within the
next couple of years is large task. AL
ready the Sim Fein begins to realize
that fact The Sim Feiners say the party
is embarrassed by the magnitude of its
victory and would have preferred the
survival of at least score Of nationalist
members on whom it could have put the
blame for its own failures and mistakes.
Today no such evasion is practicable.
The nationalist press of all parties
looks to the Sim Fein for leadership
Freeman's Journal. now the official or
gan of six members of parliament, says
| with sinister politeness:
sAs democrats. the nationalists are
bound now to give the republicans the
field. Any other course would simply
enable the republicans to repudiate theil
| responsibility. All the burden of fulfill
| ment is theirs and the consequences also
must be theirs"
| These words in Freeman's Journal ex
press the national mood. The Sim FeiT
| must begin to justify its victory without
| delay.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06

Amerongen, Holland, Wednesday, Jan.
1.-(By the Associated Press Even
the wonderful spring like weather Of the
year did not bring the former German
emperor outside of Amerougen castle,
altho his condition is improving daily. The
principal cause of his indisposition ap-
pears to be mental depression, induced
by the gradual realization of the full ex-
tent Of his downfall. Recent reports from
Germany are said to have accentuated
this feeling.
Lack of open air exercise and con-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
LITHUANIAN sOv|[Ts
HOLD RIGA; FIGHTING
IN STREETS, IS REPORT

Copenhagen, Ian. 5.-Riga is in
the hands of the Lithuanian soviet
troops, according to a wireless dis
patch from the Russian boIsheyik
headquarters received here.
Fighting has been raging in the
streets of Riga, according to the
Lokal Anzeiger, of Berlin, which
says the German theater has been
set afire.
The German steamer Lucie Woer-
man is reported to have left Riga
Friday with several hundred fugi-
tiveS on board.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06

tinual brooding have had such telling eff
feet on Herr Hohenzollern's appearance
that he scarcely is recognizable to those
who saw him when he first came TO
Amerongen. His wife, who is with him
almost constantly. displayed much more
huoyant spirits and makes every effort
10 cheer him.
News of the birth of another grand
child BY the wife of Prince Oscar was
given the former emperor, yesterday. and
subsequently, several dispatches were re-
eeived By them. The ex monarch did not
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06

sit up stfo see the new year IN. but at
tended the customary morning prayer IN
the castle chapel.
The Won Bentincks had large shooting
parties, yesterday and today, in the VI
cinity of the castle, but Herr Hohen-
zollern could not be induced to join
them. One of the younger Won Bentincks,
who had been an officer in the German
navy. returned to Amerongen last night,
having resigned his commission.
There is no sign Of the immediate re-
moyal of the former emperor. altho
many reports are current to that effect.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
RUSSIAN TYPHUS IS
KILLING HUNDREDS;
us. NURSE VICTIM
Plague Prevalent i'm Bolshevik
and AustrO-German Prison
Camps; Is Spreading.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Typhus is
spreading in Russia. according to
adyices to the state department.
Two hundred and sixty cases are
reported at Ekaterinburg, 700 at
Chilabinsk and 200 deaths in Tomsk
during December. .irkutsk reports
$50 cases.
The disease is prevalent among
the civilian as well as the military
population. 1t is also prevalent in
the boishevik prison camps and, to
an extent, in the Austro- German
camps.
A report from Tumen says that
Miss Mcbride, an American Red
Cross nurse, tied Of the disease
there last week.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06

health. / believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mrs. ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, Ill
Nervousness is often symptom Of
weakness or some functional derange-
ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
E. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable Compound, as
thousands of women have found by
experience.
If complications exist, write lydia q.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard to your ailment-
The result of its long experience -
1T your service.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
REVEALED AS WOMAN
LONG SUPPOSED MAN

San Bernardino, Jan 5.-Passing as
man for eight years and fleeing to the
desert near here to evade the physical
examination incident to the military
draft. "John Bauer" aged "a, was found
to be =: woman today when she refused
to sumbit to the ministrations Of a male
nurse at the state hospital at Patton.
Bauer who refused to give any
other name. was apprehended in Death
! valley, where she had lived in cave
for the last year and was believed to
have become unbalanced from solitude.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
Reduce Weiqhf

II you wish to reduce steadily, yet eat
candy, ice cream, etc, get small bon
OF oil OF korein at the druggists. Follow
the directions. Absolutely safe, guaran~
starving: you become slender gracefully.
vivacious, mentally and physically alert
glad you're alive! Reduction guaranteed
10 to 50 pounds or no cost to you! 80
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
PITCHER ACQUITTED
OF DRAFT TDODGING

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. 5-Fred Toney.
former pitcher fer the Cincinnati Reds
and the New York Giants, was acquitted
in federal court last night, of charge
of evading the selective service draft act
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
FORMER CHANCELLOR
vON HERTLNe DEAD

London. Jan. Count George T.
von HertIing, former German imperial
chancellor, is dead, it was announced in
adviees received here, today.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06

neEVOuAQGS6, = AA
was in a run down
condition. Two of
our best doctors
failed to do me any
good. / heard SO
much about what
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege BILE Com
pound had done for
others, I tried it
and was cured. I
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular,
and in excellent
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
SOCIALIST CONGRESS AT
LAUSANNE POSTPONED

Geneva, Jan 5.---The opening Of the
international socialist congress at Iau-
same has been postponed from Jan. Is
to Jan. 30
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
inber Up Quickly Under The Ssethins,
Penetrating application Of
nansis's Wizard Oh

In cases of rheumatism and lame
back it penetrates quickly, drives out
soreness, and lirnbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reIi-
able, antiseptie application for cuts,
burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing, penetrating qualities.
Get it from druggists for 80 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
HOW THIS
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Told by Herself. Her Sin
cerity Should Con-
vince Others.

Christopher, Ill.-"For four years I
suffered from irregularities, weakness,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
BOLSHEV|K| KILL

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SERBS TO FIGHT

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that the Americans were withdrawn
temporarily from the village. The line,
however, was not taken back very far,
and the new positions were firmly held.
The enemy did not occupy kadish be-
cause the barrage fire from the Ameri-
can guns made the place untenable;
Shells falling on the frozen ground
spread their zones of destruction twice
as far as they would under normal con-
ditionS
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

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six Cent. Line of SIX words.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

WANTED-Ford owners if you want servife, call at the New England Sup North Main St.: also parts for Fords, gas oil and grease. Open day and night service. Carter Prop. jy30d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

FOR sAEE-N Cadillac i9i4 autom9- bile in good condition. 97 School St.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31

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WANTED - Antique furniture, mir TOTS, colored glass. silver. historical china old sbooks. and old letters. A Bruckner 55 Franklin SS.- Tel. 711-3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
INTQERABLE STDACI0N EN- TABASCO

En- una pa;abra, 70 considero que mi
principal ocUpaci6n es que ell esplrltu
&c 2delan:V, Ia buena o~rganlzaclon,
Ia discipline Y el huen hun.or, pre-
v~alezcan en- tcdos los departanentos
de Ia empresa.
Green. pocos dias despues sc quejo
Ge irregularidades cometidas en- las
e~lecciones, V por n u otra razon,
alec6 presijn de la autoridad y pl-
do la nuliaad del acto democratlco,
sin precisar, bier a bien, en- que ha-
bian consistido los irregularidades
conletidas, V en- cue forma pudo re-
gistrarse Ia preston de las sutorlda-
des locales, siendo que 81, el candida
to Official, contaba con ell apoyo de
la fuerza armada, va a 81 mando dl-
recto, va 4 las ordcnes del general
Bertani. adicto suyo Y sobrino For
ctI2 ra~te del Presidente Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02

IRA nueva legislature y un uuevo go
hernador.
La mayoria de los diputados de la
legislature disuelta-continua d.
ciendo la infcrmaci0n,--resolvio huir
de Villahermosa Y constituirse, de
nucvc en- Minatitlan, de donde los o.
bliearon a retirarSe las fuerzas del
general Green, que aroyahan q un
dirutado X. como gobernadoc pro-
visional nombrado por Ia nueva le-
gislatura.
Al mismo tempo, 81 general Do
mineez, candidate burlado, era non1-
trado comandante militar de Vera
cruz por ell gobierno del ccItro, Y Sc
establecian en- Ia ciudaG de Frontera,
Ia legislature legal del Estado = en-
Villahermosa, la legislature Illegal,
nombrada por Bertani J Green man
commandments.
Esta situaciGn ia creado I'm esta-
do de cosas intolerable en- Ell Esta-
do. V Sc temen series levantan.ientos
del pueblo, por n indignation qae
ha producido Y los crimenes cometi-
dos en- ell ~cuartelazc de que damos
how cuenta detallada-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
Wiene dc Ia Ia. Pag)

6es militarc< de &cGella entid&G, y
del derramamiento de sangre regis
trade en- Villahermosa a causa de los
crimcnes p0liticos con:etidos en- las
personas de promincntes "ecinos Y
.funcipnari3s de- Ia lVcahdaG.
Las e~ieeciones no son del agrado del
Centre.
Como es bien sahido, en- fecEa re-
ciente So vyrificaron en Tabasco las
elecciones de cobernador, deSpIes de
una enconaGa lucha d~emocratica. en-
e cue contendieror Ell general Luis
Felipe Dominique, candidate indie
rendiente, Y el general Carlos Green,
candidate official.
A decir lie lbs informes que te-
nemos a Ia vista, n;Eguno de los dos
candidates Representative el sentl-
jniento popular: zero. 4 todas luces,
dada la aniyadvcrsio1 que sc nota en-
Ia sociedad de Tabasco por el regl-
men actlal, Ge entire ambos candl-
datoS. c! independence tuvo desde
lueso Ia mayor simpatia y conto con
todos los elemeCtos que haSea hoy
han pernanecido n~eutrale5 en- Ia 81
tuaci6n poljtica reiOante.
Las manifestations pQblcaS que
en- honor dc Dominique Sc verlflca-
bar con relatira ~frecuencia, por una
rarte. ' Ia erco9ada campana cue,
dc tcdaS maneras, Sc hacia en- con-
ira de Green, por otra, despertaron
en- 81 gobierno del Centre una Serla
desccnfiaaza. Y prorto sc dieron DIS
r~osiciores en5rgicas. de caricter pu-
raniente mhtar. nara asegurar el
triunfo del cardiiato Official. 81 para
clio fuese nseesario, a hacer uso de
Ia fuerza armada err los comlc}os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
FL COBlERNO DE GUATEMALA
PROHiBE LA INCLUSION DE
LOS REBELDES a MEXICO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, AEosto %.
Cor motive dc las noticiaS que la
prensa dc esta capital puDlic6 ell pa
saGos dias. relatives d que 81 60
oicrro de Guatemala 81 hacia el des-
cntendido, fac:htanGo con este faci-
.idqdrs a lbs revvlucionarICs para
que Sc organiZaran en- territorio de
aQuel pals para venir luego a atacar
2 las fuerzas carrancistas. ell senior
J. Luis PARA, encargado de los ne
%ocios de Guatemala, manifesto a los
r~eri0dicoS que no eran ciertaS aque-
las noticia: Y que, Dor el contrario,
su gobicrno impedIa toda violaci0n
ce la Inca divisoria a los reYoldclona
.ios dc cualquicr caracter.
Nj gcbiclnc procede asi con ener-
gia-dijo cl senior Parra-en virtud
ie u exi.ten tratados a este res
pecto entire Mexico Y Guatemala dcs-
de hace mucho tempo. Ambos 60
birrnos estau CDl;gados q Tigilar Ia
Erontcra Y a no permlt,r aln%un NO.
yimiento hostll para cu&iquiera de
clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02

FL cargo de Presidente active de
la casa Wolff and Marx, cue por es-
pacio de cerca de ounce amos fue de-
sempenado por el Sr. W. C. Rigsby,
fue asumido, el Sahado pasado, por
el Sr. J. J. Sterne, quien por igual
periodo de tempo. desempen6 Ell
puesto dc Fice-Presidente Y Gerente
del D~epartamento de Mer"ancias Ge-
~nerales de Ia mencionada firma.
Ell Sr. Sterne ma sido nombrado
Presidente V ell Sr. Julius Bias. de
Little Rock, Arkansas, Eice-Presiden-
te. en- suStitucion del Sr. Charles
Schreiner, Jr. ~Quedando el puesto de
Secretario-Tesorero en- manoS de. Sr.
Herman Wild, quien ha desempenado
cl cargo por algunos amos. No Sc
hicieron otros cambios entire los Di-
rectores Y altos empleados. Tanto e.
ST.. Rigsby como el Sr. Schreiner
conservan su caracter de ~accionlstas
de Ia Compania, pero sc retiran de Ia
direction activa de la misma para
dedicarse a sus negocios particulars.
En- OCCASION de la Salida del Senior
Rigsby, los e~mpleados del Establecl-
miento lie obSequiaron una hermoSa
Copa, como mueStra de gratltud pCr
las co~nSideraciones de el recibldas
por dicho personal. durante el trans
curse de ounce amos, en- que ha es-
tado al frente de Ia negotiation, ocu-
pando tai puesto a causa de Ia muer-
te del Sr. Wolff, uno de los fundado-
res. Cuando el Sr. Rigsby tomo a
su cargo los negocios de la Casa, es-
tos representation de 100000 a
$500, 900 ,nualeS, mientras que a la
fecha alcanzan Ia respectable suma de
1000, 900 anuaieS, con UT capital de
medic million. En- aquel e%ntonces la
Casa Wolff and Marx estaba sltuada
en- Ia Plaza del Alamo, en- los locales
que ahora ocupan las casas de Wolf
son hasta la Guarantee Shoe Co., ha-
biendose trasladado al edificio que
hoy ocupan en- Agosto II de 1913.
e. Sr. Sterne. PreSidente entrante:
ofrecio. en- nombre de los empleados
V con sentidas ffases, la Copa de
Gratitud V ell Sr. Rigsby, p%rofunda-
mente conmovido por esta prueba de
afecto. contest6 agradeciendo Ia CO.
o~peraci6n que de todos tuvo, a Ia
que Sc debe acknowledgements ell en-
grandecimiento de Ia negotiation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02

cistrarse Ia preston de las autorida-
| des locales, siendo que 81, el candida
to Official, contaba con el apoyo de
la fuerza armada, va a su mando di-
recto. va I las 6rdcnes del general
Bertani. adicto suyo Y sobrino FOR
| ctTa rarte del Presidente Carranza.
Las 6rdenes del Centre para dar un
cuartelsZo.
FL general Green elev6 ante Ia Sc
cretaria lie G~obernaci6n de Ia ciu-
daC de Mexico, IN eXtenso memorial,
prctestando por el resultado de las
elecciones, reclamando para 81 ell
triunfo Ell los comicios, Y pidlendo
cue. "a e:ecto de no dejar buriado
cl voto popular, Sc r~esolvlera nuhtl-
car las elecciones celebrates, poSpo-
ri5ndose ell acto para una fecha TO
tiiaGa todavia. dcspu6s dc que reina-
mana en- el Estado una mayor tran
Qui;idad y el urden on todas as este
las sociales de Tabasco.
! Ii Secretarfa de G~obcrnaci6n, lie
aCuerGo cor la de Guerra Y oocdc-
cienJo Grdencs directas del PceS:ien
tie Carranza. do i~nstruccion2s al &c
reral Bertani. jeGc &c as o?craHo-
rrr. n,iIi+aros ., aorcLa er;iIad fade-
,;r, do -, rro,a6;era con marc fir
~. CO... r,rc, +arn;no > aore-
- .nL;.,., si.n,,,l., rrc. ,Yiar3n =
,nnd,,. +,,.;rr, , o., ,L.a,-
~ nara ~refraoar = los oIementos in
!, nend;ar;c.. y aoc)2nI3 :iln al
C,sre,q2o. i u Gro dicre ll.ar IA
,,.os;ci;, ,is. ar:-;.s Il On con
,.!., doI r.,... 81 h,ci, on ioIas
,,.ts . 49, .u.cricod,s ~c,rs.tLi-
H..
Aorar, Ia information que q ge-
Tneral Bcrtari. .ar pronto como reel
Gio q partc de- Ia superioridad, tuvo
ma iar2a conferenci2 con el Gene
raj Green y entire ambos Sc pacto'
sin nayores miramientos, una accom-
armada que decidjera cuanto anteS
aQuel eSJaoc de cos"S en- l%oF 0ei
candIdat" "1ic'a!.
Ash fUt como, despueS de flnglr
que IL Comar3ancia mlitar de Ia
tascu r~ecoHocia el triunfo del gene
hal D]ominguez, aprobado Y sanclo-
inaGo pUhlicam ante Dor la Camara %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02

Cada dia que pasa sin que Sc aprenda
el ingles, Sc pierde tempo y dinero
NUEVA YORk,-Especial.-Es in
dudable que ell c~onocimiento del in
giles es indispensable para TODD ex-
tranjero que desee c~onseguir mejores
colocaciones Y mayores sueldos.
Tn folleto de 63 paginas describe,
de clara y precisa, IN ma
ravilloso metodo para aprender a ha-
blair, leer y escribir ell ingles sin ne
cesidad de ir a una escuela, con solo
escuchar discos f~onograficos prepa-
RADIOS especialmente para este fin.
Los editores de este folleto. Cortina
Academy Suite "a, u E. 46 St., New
York, Sc complaceran en- enviar n
gratis a quien 10 s9licite.
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objetc de propornerle Ia
truccion de los ingenias del Estado
de Mcrelos, cuyas maqainarias, como
So sabc. fueron desmontadas en- su
totalidad Y erviadas a esta capital
nor algunos ieEcs carrancistas.
Los capitalists cxtcanjeros diJe-
ron oue Sc comprometen a dejar lis
TO este trabajc de reconstruction Ell
rlazo perertorio y en- condolences de
u eli Estadc pueda desde iueGo de-
dicarse a IL industrial ~azucarera, CO.
mo lc ha heci!o siempre en- los bue-
nos tiempos.
Ell ingeriero RouaiX manifesto a
los cx~tranieros que iba 4 consular
el case a Carranza V cue con toda o.
rorturidad les r~esolVeria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
NEGOCiABAN LAS ARMAS
Dos oficiales carrancistas las
uendian a los agentes
de los rebeldes

NERACRUZ. Agosto 31.-Ayer en-
ia tarde fueron arrestados por or
denes del Comandante Militar de es-
ia Plaza dos capitanes del ejercito
ca~rrarcista, eli los momentos IN que
Sc dedicaha~ a vender armas a los
agentes reheldes.
Estes ir3iviiuos confesaron des-
puGs, cue dcsdc hacia tres meseS, Sc
dedicaban Il esta clase de negocios
con los felicistas del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
Los trcnes directos volverar a detc'
uerse en- San Luis.

Ha irformado Ia Direction Gene
1al de los ferroCarriles que los ire
mes directos que corren de esta CAPT
tai a la de Nuevo Laredo, volveran
a pernoctar Ell San Luis Potosi 0 en-
Saltillo, segin las circunstanclas. La
MEDIA ohedece, seguH los nisElos
informes, a que las condolences de Ia
via Sc hallan nal, a causa de las fuer
ties V torrenciales lluvias que sc han
estado descargando en- e} Norte del
pals,
Parece. sin embargo. que no es tai
solanente ia caUsa, sinO que Sc te-
men asaltos de parte de la genie del
jefe villista Hernandez.