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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

@A. ~, seSAlAS
cunt 6le that the president
sStptid hAye made up his peace dele
m pAAce conference Of men
~ ~ httlG reputation and prestige as
Sha d1leSateS elected. Neither Of the
sdSas katSs. 4 outside OF Secretary Ian
s;Sih1 kxs 0jach standing that the coun-
sfrvs feelas any confidence in them. 1t
sid6kS very much as IL the president In
yu6fek Y IN MI list Of delegates thought
sthSfe would BE q better opportunity
fdS Him II become more conspicuous
ii ~ d31SgGtes elected were not men
AZ 66tdmahdtn1 ability and reputa.
:tlGlS Why In the world he selected
4 ~ louise, d private citizen who had
i36Sar proved himself In any public
0SSGcity. and Mr.. White, who no one
$40 but the president would have
aA16ctod, znd to leave out such men as
/ SxlPresidert Taft, Elihu Root and
sTkeodoHe Burton, men. who have baen
thorpughly tested and tried and whose
( Sbjlitiaa are recognized by everyone.
Win. Taft ii the president OF the peace
\ iSaeuei In this country and has given
more and closer attention to the ques-
tions involved than even the president
himself and today he Is fighting for
Z tte principles Of the league although
IGNORED by President Wilson on every
occasion. The charge Is made that
President Wilson has tried to take al
ths glory that can come from. the
adoption sOf the league Of nations Tor
political purposes. 1t is enough that
all theS way through he has shown 9
4 Aihnnsition to assume the leadership
and to refuse to recognize or call to
\ Ills ala men OF the highest intellectual
ma business capacity preferfing
rather to have the assistance Of men
Who are saubservient to his dictation.
We sincerly regret that he shows this
gSituposition In q matter Of 40 vast
ikpcrtAnce AZ the peace conference
NV being held in Paris.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

HAVE ON THE WAY SOME HIGH
grade RED CLOVER, ALsYkE, Al
FALFA and TIMOTHY SEED at very
close prices, examine seed and prices
before buying. J. G. Wygant. Phone
81. TAT
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26
THE
Stewart Lumber Co.

takes this position will not suffer in
reputation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

100 ACRES HALF MILE FROM
village school, station, condensary and
state road, loan soil, rs acres timber,
Is acres tillables good twelye-room
house, spring water, barn 40x10Q, silo,
large orchard. Including hay, straw,
grain, eighteen head cattle, 4 horses
and farm equipment. Price $500.
Easy terms. Ellis Bros, Springyille,
New York. 6.l0ts*
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

FOR SALE: SEVERAL, SECOND
hand organs, in good condition. Prices
very reasonable. John Fastje & Son.
~ A-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

EARLY OHIO AND TRIUMPH
seed and table potatoes. iUnirrigated,
9Oc per bushel. Wickham Berry Farm.
Salem, Neb. rs. s-2 .tas'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03

Overland has been tested for Two
years and more than 100000 miles ovef
the Rocky Mountains, prairies, through
deep mud and scorchine deserts-
through quick, sharp climatic chanees.
AS result of these tests we were able to
judge the cars performance under every
condition and to perfect it before Offering
it to'the public
There is no previous car Of any si1s
or price to adequately compare with the
character of service Overland 1 intro.
duces.
The farther you ride IN Il tho more
you will appreciate 1t. Come In, sec tho
car and ask for booklet. The demand
will be greater than the supply for . long
time.
Overland Touring, $845; Roadster,
$S45; Coupe, $1325; Sedan, $1375. Prices
t. o. b. Toledo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03

TIERE is brand new type Of car. 1t
Il L solves the problem which has BAT
fed automotive engineers-how to COM
bine riding comfort with light weight
and economy.
Our new Three-Point Suspension
Springs make this possible.
These are the first springs of their
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Because of these springs, Overland 4
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together with the advantages and econ
omy of small light cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03
The Greatest Improvement In Riding Comfort
Since The introduction of Pneumatic Tires

Its light weight makes possible great
economy of gasoline and tires.
High quality materials insure dura-
bility. All vital parts of the front axle
and steering gear and all highly stressed
gears and shafts are made of alloy steel.
The equipment list of Overland is
high grade, including Auto-Lite Starter
and Lighting System-Electric Horn
Marshall Divan Upholstery Sprines-De-
mountable Rims-Three Speed Trans
misunderstanding Rain Vision Wind
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Batteries and many other high quality
conveniences.
In every respect Overland is quality
car. The body Is all steel, all enamel, the
brightest, hardest, most lasting finish.
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With 100-inch wheelbase, Overland 4
has the luxurious riding ease of 130-inch
Springbase.
The exclusive, Three-Point Suspension
Springs cushion the car 80 that 1t rides
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and body, enable the car to hold the
road better.
The car and passengers ride smoothly
as though floating, free from road
shocks that the springs ward off.
But this new riding comfort, possible
only with these Three-Point Suspension
Springs, Is tut ono of the advantages of
Overland 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
YOU CAN MAKE
YOUR SKIN WHITE,
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With the Lovely Tint of
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have had Ia fight for the happiness
which Is every girls right.

have had Ia fight for the happiness
which Is every girls right.
Nv feet were on the quCksands.
I shall never forget 4 letter wrote
t. Iioiarr from one Of the Fashionable:
Cor a few days. | wanted to make sure
the dear. ambitious soul enjoyed the
shining hour OF sun. fur SIMS made or
t:!..rl shine are 50 easily cclipsed.
Every smart here" II ran. We have
n susie overlooking tho rose garden
with an armful Of the most glorious
i.ak blooms Am sending you Chinese
+ .hr from one Of the Oriental stalls
here. Ray ana | saw II and Thought
yuu miGh; Ek" II. y great He X you
don't weaken.
Imp of Indiscretton.
What nnsscsscd ME 20 add that touch
# rarrar at the "ud ! cannot say Tor
IN. life Of me-. NJ whole letter was
written with the In"a ~ building UP i
sir,n.r,frusturr If JOY for external con-
srIIrp,Iuu. At the very md | ruined the
40. :. cGlf.s" like u child who builds a
hl.c'> hru,c and just when il is ready
for the top block, kicks the labortously
constructed toy over with miSchevouS
:; "".
That same evening after glass or
two more OF the fruit Of the. VINE tnan
was good for me t. SIP. l stole away
from the rather hUistrrOuS party IN q
pavilion and s"hRht Shall out OF the
! way writing room.
What INN 81 ind;sCrCtion possessed
n1c? | scrubbed note TO the man
nd met un that .L!:t visit before my
r,;l-r.Isc Eut love letter nor any
r',f1r Approaching i love letter. Just q
: frr;Ly message OF greeting and good
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wishes-a thought sent hurting scroes
space in the direction Of kindred soul
tried to imagine what II woolo y
like If this were our honeymoonIHl4S
and the man who had appeaieo 4"
Even now it was not too late.
This thought did frtghten me. WHAT
had I been breeding in my false sa nt.se
They shot persons like me At the battle
must steady myself. went back e
pn5ty T NO time more or 0 a,.snTs
more loving with Ray Williams than
during this evening OF awakened con.
science. I suspected there was NOR
ceptance OF my demonstrations. NoE
the prize was his possession, Was
losing its value?
The note 50 hastily penned beneath
'''' :" " " "roo Damn HIos."
Drop a pebble into the water and tho
rippIes Of it will reach to the farther-
most shores OF the lake.
that dissension began to break out oe
the surface OF Rays and my initiates
paradise. Disscnsion had existed with.
in from the very first. but we had taken
! in the brand new family closet. -.
| 1t all came about because one or tho
! men had been rather attentive to ma
! TOO damn nice" a. my husband put "
folly Of tanning my vanity: already Az
normally developed? I had never eysn
noticed the men had singled me out fot
special favor Ray put the weapon
love him. He was a usurper In my ltfS
what a temptation to hurt! He had T.
the animal in me with the good thing
e PeTsuI the NATURE nas Of animals na
81 We T left suddenly the evening Of the
next day. had met the man who Ray
claimed was attentive on the beach:
ES4tu time me- E there 1.sn'. Ray can't
along a minute after We met. Thege
] was a scene. quiet but determined. OnH
the fine breeding Of the other man kspk
| it from being loud and ugly:
Home . Desert Waste.
We made flying exit. With Us vent:
| nient. espionage. 4 sly fox 4
her happiness to a jealous man. ThsreI
is not so much as a ghost Of chane2
she will be anything but utterly an
entirely miserable. -
you build for yourself q bed Of $horn1t
As sensible. surely. as hoping to be hay.
by with a jealousy-ridden husband. -
form OF the most aggravated Vani1s
jealousy. SelflshneSs In the snpetl1uO
degree. Craven fear. total lack Of self.
! reliance, meanness Of mind. smallneA0
OF soul. Beware the Jealous man a. yoS
; would the plague.
! I discovered the curse OF Il 5000
enough. And the strange part Of Il VA
that my husband thotght It quite ~
! and proper to be attentive to any gtr1
or woman he happens to fancy. He rev
more and more blatant in his flirtnc
tions. In proportion as he waxed bold
in his suspicious OF me increased, Theft
il no man so critical an the guilty sin
ner. ~
At last the honeymoon traVesty CAM
This presence We turned the mask %
our happiness home. ,Si
HOME.
Haven Of hope to happy honeyn,oo0-:
ers. :.
| To those who cheat themselves az
the god Of love-desert waste, deSolAtAs
dark. deserted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
POORNiAN'S REMOVAL
NOW MADE PERMANENT

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 25.--Mayor
Charles z Poorman OF Canton. suspend
"a by Governor Cox n month aSo t1r
failure 10 preserve order during 'h'
steel strike in that city. was permanent
y removed from Office by the governor
late today. following formal hearing
before Tho chief executive.
Henry =. Schrantz. who has been
acting mayor since Poorman's saspen-
sion. row becomes mayor. He will servo
until J1;uary l. when re viii be sue
cecded hy Henry Ritter. may"r-clect.
This c-dcr of removal SAYS that
Mayer roorman "hs, seen guilty OF
gross neglect OF duty In Office. growing
out y; h!s failure rs mayor of the city
Of Canton. Ohio. 10 properly maintain
order in sG;3 city Of Canton during the
strikn conditions which existed in that
city during thc months Of September
and October. NJ CHARGED in the written
complaint on !ilc in the Offices CT the
GOVERNOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
LAST PRACTICE

Special Dispatch t. Til" Iutcll.Eenc"r.
EUCkUNNNrN. w. Va. Nov. 2"-Th"
last practices e tn" year was held on
the Wesleyan campus this afternoon
owing to the extremely muddy Held.
Rain fell in torrents hut signals and
the handling Of the muddy ball were
taken up in detail. Martz. Boyd and
Hym"s were unable To b" in uniform
and Will not b. able to play In Charles
ton on Thursday. Gould and Sntd' gar.
tn. other cripplrs. arc rluCh better.
Thu. eleven. aCcnmraniri by the W"S-
lcyan band. Buckhannon High school
and hundreds ot rootcrS Will leave here
at nine O'clock on the regular train
which will carry several extra coaches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
DECLARES POISON GAS
MOST HUMANE WEAPON

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Poison gas
is one Of the most human" weapons Of
warfare" according 10 4 report ny sur
Scou General ireland based on analysis
OF American casualties III France made
public today. While 1879 "t the 80
III ba;tle casualties resulted from en-
cmy gas. the report says. he number OF
deaths was very small"
Gas CAUSED rs perc'n Of all casual
ties, t is found. ACCOMPLISHING III" prime
object Of all weapons 81 war With - |"
put men out OF action but th.ry We
only lS1 per cent OF deaths IN IAs caS"S
Us compared with "a per cent from
she'll or bullet wounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26

10y q slice "r nrpii'd ham o. \ whit"
plate with 4 ',uric or niCriy irIrd cEES
aad there you haze picture. salute
the autucrat Of tn" hr"Tkta=t 'ah."
nrt. you say. c,.,n't at nae; ana;
prcjuilc+ "A host Of people hlv" against
many Il tn mos tempting dishes. 80
pl" who h'E" Ji,si rs I,u"h tr"ubi" Win
4 glass CT :aii. ur oatmeal as th"J de-
with fried onions. Try cat!nG what
YOU like and follow H"Cr meal with
4 Stuar:'s DYSPEPSIA THhl"t 10 relieve
possible gasSin"ss. ruThhNGs. drows!-
ness. sour riSiHrS Heartburn. water hraSh
and the "Stu:ry" fc"liu!i after ,lt!nE.
These Tablets contain harmless tnGcrd-
tents that act with an alkaiin" effect
Just IS The stomach does when II Is per
fC"tly normal.
Many physicians prescribe them for
indigestion. dy$pcpS." and "ih"r 6iEcs-
tive disorders as ;h"y are sold in all
drug stores everywhere III tn" United
States and Canada. Tn" IrurEi"t rec
umv;lcndS them AZ among his steady sta
pies for tn"y really give relief and are
highly appreciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Sugar Men Arrested;
Profiteering Charged

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 25.-Governmcn.
agents here today arrested three Of
flcials OF the Pittsburgh Sugar COM
pany and a retail grocer. charging them
with conspiring to collect an unrcason-
able price 'in a certain necessity OF
life, TO wit, sugar" G. l. Dowd. Ben
jamin Block and l. F. Adams, officials
OF the sugar company arrested. and +.
w. Hockenberry, the other prisoner,
will be given q hearing before United
States Commissioner Roger Knox to-
morrow.
According to the federal agents, the
Pittsburgh Sugar company was whole
sailing sugar at IS cents a pound. while
Hockenherry sold it for IS cents q
pound.
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SLIGHTLY under 30 per cent, while n pro-
dur,inu f - per cent Of normal ON the
,'h, +aI,al." y ohio lines, and slightly
los ~ the [anawha & Michigan rai;-
way.
Ti!, production in the New River dis.
init Oh Monday was "a per cent OF
normal, or 1870 tons, according TO the
stAtcuent Of 7. l.. Lewis. secretary OF
tn" New River Coal Operators associa-
ton.
The Saturday output. always small
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26

er than other days." Mr.. Lewis sai4
was 1910 tons, or 500 per cent Of
normal These figure sare taken from
the coal loading sheet Of the CheSat
pralIc & Ohio railway"
The normal daily production In the
New River fields is estimated 20 b
about 20. 600 tons. The Rock Lick uiiBaN
Nos. and at Poncho, In the N0W
River district, employing approximate.
ly 100 men. were reported to Mr.. LeWtS
to have resumed operations today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
RAIL STRIKE
{contiaucG From Page onn)

roads had been satisfactorily adjusted
by tn rI..y' iHui c"u'' rance.
Railroad v,Ir.aiS also sud they haI
rc,.!y.I ro WORD that a strike might
be ctli"d.
Late tonight aunouNr"nicnt was mace
by l., T. Rafferty,. Of Kansas city. h'u {
the Kansas representative. Of the Hroti1-
crhood Of E3uw1y TnHn:Hrn that Il"
local uu.om had VOTED 10 aW,rl IT," action
Of ;hr ,.'y, llud conference before put
(ils u Str.nr into eject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Bringing Up & Fams...'

AN s'A 49, -
OF five children an :
have dcncnGca =.
pr. Pierce s I'syor1S
Prcscriptio,. + f@r'>
mo wei. aGc sU'.-':
each uTc aod ( Ct
on" DIX tL.w :a.S
han pncti2a'' no
suTerinL. ' have as.
tSkch Favortc w.
scriot;aa' whenever
l III naG or i@ca'- :
rundown and j. as
always built r1o ~
very quickly. ,
know l'y,nritD ~
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Charlottesville, Va. :

surfption' b tho vrry bcst medicine !
prospective mother can take to keep her =.
O good healthy condition. Mrs. u. &.
GENTRY, Belmont Ave
Richmond, Va.:-"WhIo raising my
fn1lily DR.. Pierces Favorits Prescription
has been q great comfort to me. I have two
children who are 'Favoritc Prescription
babies and they are as healthy ~ any ono
could wish My health was perfect all tho
while and in neither case did we call in 8
physician. My nurse has been in this limo Of
work for forty years and sbo always advises
her patients TO take 'Favorite Prescription
during expectancy; in fact, she does not caro-
70 handle . ca,e without it. l have been
very thankful that she recommended
Favorite Prescription to me for Am surn
It has Ravod noe much distress and pain md
grabbed mo TO have strong. hardy children"
MRS. URCELL MCCULLOUGH. 7t3
Church 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
FAMOUS LANDMARK OF
1884 NOW WILL PASS

CrARKsRCRG w. Va. Ncy. = y. ne !,
Of West virEtnia's famous iandinHFh -
changed hands today with the sal" OK
,ha Gid Iowndcs and Chropcng tiour
NH rnG o." On the bank OF Elk creek at W!cr
street. to the Donahue and l>ew lS' 80 ,os
newly organized concern. when mas
annIied FOR a stat" charter and when
III, convert the structure into whole
sale feed house The mill was "stao,
Iished in 1884 by George Jackson. and
has been In continuous operation ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Denied By Shea,

CLEVELAND. OHIO N"v. "3.--Tlm-
othy Shea. acting president "r tie
brotherhood Of Flr"m"n and fnEln"mvn.
commenting Tonight on reports OF n
Threatened railroad str.k" declared that
il is neither the purH"$c nor tn" Splr-
il Of the Cleveland coufcrvurc 10 discuss
Il strike"
"All we will consider rrr"." asserted
Mr.. Shea, us Mr.. Hines time and a half
proposal for overtime | know that dis
CusSion .. action on general %'rIk" 10
force general waEr increases ~ not IN
the program here. | hgl.cNe 7 can say
safely that il viii not i" possible. II IN
deed it is attempted. f"r any faction
or group to stampede this conference
.nto a vote on a general stri..e.
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fredericksburg. VA.:-"Dr. Picrce's An
uric Is the best kidney medicine I have ever
ta,icn. l was suffering with kidney trouble
anil bladder weakness. would have severe
pains across my back and through my
kidneys. Ny druggist advised my taking
'Aauric (anti-uric-acid) and must say
fond it excellent in Kidding me of this CON
dition. 'Anrric' strengthened my kidneys
ard nd me Of the backache. 1t also strength
srod the bladder. l would advise those who
suffer with Euch complaints to take tho
'Anuric' Tablets. MRS. v. s. COX,
DIS Hanover 81
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CITAEI.T:SrrN. ". Va. Nov. %
Two more Operations IN tn" kamawiia
district were reported Idle today at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
SALUTE THE
HAM AND

Think Of All The Misguided Dyspeptics
Who Refuse The Good Things to Eat
For Fear OF Indigestion. No Trou-
BILE Like That If You Follow Meals
with Stlart's Dyspepsia Tablets
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Lees Statement.

CLEVELAND. Ohio Nov. 25.-Nhcn
told Of the Chicago story regarding a
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CABINET DEADLOCKED
Continued From Page one.)

was, advauc" which the operators miSth
H.. ASKED To- boar. h1rr been the fnots
bitterly disputed points III the contro'
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
GERMANS OPEN CAMPAIGN,
WOULD SPLIT THE ALLIES
Give Warning Against Loading Peace Treaty
With Conditions. sX
Erzberger Declares Assembly Will summit ony ~
Wilson's Fourteen Points Wants iMaied fist
Abandoned Paw Belgium Only Oblgatlon.

Exclusive A. and the London Daily Express,
London. March 1.-THE Germans have apparently
begun campaign to attempt to split the allies ana dis
credit their Paris representatives, SAID an amsterdam
dispatch to the Daily Express today. -
"Germany will not sign any peace treaty. lsenow
the cry of the reactionaries in Germany Wehe tney
listened to indemnity talk calmly the talk of disarmng
Vorwaerts at Berlin pubshe a wsarning to the allies.
Erzberger's Declaration.
Copenhagen, March II. - CA. )-f the allies
loaded the peace treaty with conditions going beyond
President Wilson's fourteen points the German natonai
assembly would have to refuse it's assent to the treaty.
Matthias Erzberger head of the German arnistce COM
mission declared in address at Berlin meeting ~
favorng the formation of "a real league of nations
according to dispatch from the German capital today
The matter then would be left to referendum of the
German nation, he said. H.
Herr Erzberger disclamed any obligation upon Ger
many give compensation for acts she committed after
her first peace offer in December, 1916. 6s
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KOREA WOULD.
THROW OFF YOKE
Japanese Papers Charge Mis-
sion School Students With
Part in Riots.
MISSIONARIES DISCREET
Americans Observe L VS..
Repressed Nation Affected
by Paris Peace Ideal.

Pekin, March IA. PD-Advices
reaching this city from Korea lnnl-
cate the younger generation there has
been stirred by Paris dispatches
dwelling upon the prominence given
at .Paris to, the principle of self-de-
termination OF peoples. Japanese pa
pers received here charge mission
school students with participating IN
disturbances throughout Korea.
Reports are being circulated by the
Koreans that the death of former
Emperor vi Heui was due TO suicide
which was committed as protest
against the projected marriage OF the
heir to the Korean throne to Japa-
nese princess.
The impression prevails that lack
of arms will prevent a serious lnsur-
rectionarv movement. The japanese
are forbidding the Koreans tc oWr
weapons except fowlinE pieces
American business interests have re-
ported an increasing unrest amone
Iaborers. especially in the mines
American missionaries are said TO h'
observing Japanese laws scrupulous
" and refraining from any partci'
patton in political movements
If is claimed by the Koreans ina
all schools and churches have bee1
closed and that native pastors an'
! elders to the estimated NUMBER
! | 900. have been arrested. Iher'
have been a number of rumors OF
| sensational nature current mere II
| connection with the outbreak' ou
! thev have not been confirmed. IL
declared that the movement TOT tu
! indepcndence of Korea has heen go
! ing on secretly ever since the couhI
was annexed by Japan in 1910.