davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald., 1919-06-02
Size Of Country is Cut to
About 5000 Square Miles
With 5000, 900 Inhabitants
Former Government is to
Be Changed to Republic

The Military, Reparation Financial And Few Bound
ary Clauses Are To Be Handed To Austrian Dele
gates Later; Treaty Almost Identical In Certain
Parts With The German Terms; Government Must
Disarm Entire Naval And Aerial Forces.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-06-02

CONTINUED on page lo.l
Grand Forks herald., 1919-06-02

CONTINUED on page 10.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
NIEMCY RO-
~SYJSKIEGO BOLSZEWIKA.
Rerlin IA siernnia - Karo

SYJSKIEGO BOLSZEWTKA.
Berlin, 16. sierpnia. Rarol
Radek, ktory stall ma czele rosyj-
sko-bolszewickiej propagandy W
Niemczech. a nalezai do powaz--
nych figur W rzqdzie rosyjskich
sowietow, zosta} wypuszczony z
wiezienia W Moabicie i ma podsta
vie porozumienia z rzadem Le-
nina bedzie deportowany Z Me
mice. w zamian "a to rad mos
kiewski obiecal. IL ME bedzie juz
dalej prowadzit bolszewickiej
propagandy w Niemczech.
NIEMCY EMIGRUJA DO
SZWECYI.
Stockholm, 16. sierpnia. -
Aczkolwiek powojenna emigra-
eva z Niemiec zwroci sic prevail
ME do Brazylii, Meksyku i Chile,
znaczna Geese wychodzc6w ME
mieckich, zwiaszcza tych, kt6rzy
chca pozostat W Europe, zamie-
RIA osiedlic sic w Szwecyi. Przez
szwedzka legacye W Berlinie
wplynelo do tel pory 10000 petty
cyl o why, upowazniajace oby-
watelf niemieckich do wyjazdu do
Szwecyi. Obecnie napiywa pre-
cietnie po 300 taIich aplikacyi
dziennie.
SzwedzH Rad zachowuje sic
ma razie PREY wizowaniu niemie-
ckich pas0port6w re znaczna re-
zerwa, u~dzielajac wiz tylko W
tych wypadkach, gdzie podane
zostana jakieS specyalne powo-
d,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
MOVIE PORAzKI ROSYJ-
SKICH BOLSZEWIKoW.

Kopenhaga, 16. sierpnia. -
Depesza. z Helsingforsu donosi o
podjeciu novel antibolszewiokiej
ofensywy ma Petrograd, po ktoreJ
s~podziewaja sic, re bedzie decy-
dujaca. Kieruje MIA general Ju-
4enicz, a ochotnicza jego armie
wspomagaja wojska estohskie.
Londyn, Is. sierpnia Rosyj-
ska depesza isGrowa re zrodel
bolszewiokich donosi, re bolsze-
wicy W wa1kach z Estohczykami
na pofudniowem wybrzezu Zato-
ki Finlsndzkiej ponieSli szereg
porazek W okolicy Narwi costa
Il zepchnieci W tyi po rzeke Luz
ga.
lime d~oniesienia z tych samych
tr6de1 stwierdzaja take dalsze
porazki bolszew5k6w ma Woly-
niu. Tutaj byli oni zmuszeni e
wakuowac po trzydniowych
krwawych bojsch Rowno mad
Horyniem i Sarny, so mil ma pol
noe cd R6wna. jakotez Zmlgrod.
w watkach swvch natomlast
przeciwko armii Kolczaka, Dol
szewicy posuwaja sic W dalszym
ciagu naprz6d i W okolicy Troi-
cka zrobfli postepy o Sc mil.
Stockholm, 16. sierpnia. De
pesze z Rosy donosza, re W pre-
prowadzonych ostatnio w Petro-
gradzie wyborach zwyciezyli ko-
muniSci, zdobywajac 500 manda-
tow z ogolnej liczby 1875. w gao
sowaniu wzieIa udziai tylko Po-
Iowa ludnoSci. gdyz pozostafym
odebrano prawo glosu ma tel "a
ssdzie. il naleza do .,burzuazyi"
antirewolucyonist6w Wobec te-
90 rezultat wybor6w iatwy jest
DO zrOzr1mieuia.
Tutejsza legacya amerykanska
zaprzeczyla oficyalnie pogio-
skom. jakoby do Petrogradu "a
winely diva okrety 7 zywnoScia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
NIEPOROZUMIENIE w
SPRAWIE ~DYSPOZYCYI
TRACYA.

Paryz. Is. sierpnia. - Najwvz-
sza Rada Aliancka studyuje pill
ME rozmaite plany i suggestive W
sprawie przyznania i ewentualne-
go podzialu Tracyi W ten sposob,
ably byi on mozliwym do przyje-
cia ME tytko ola Grecyi i Bulg.
ale take ola Anglii i Francyi
ktore maja zywotne interesa W
tenn, co sic stanie Z terytoryum
nalezacem dotychczaS do Turcyi
europejdkiej. Sytuacye kompli-
kuje w znacznej mierze niepew-
nose. jake mocarstwo otrzyma
mandat administracyi Konstanty
nopolem i pr~zylegiemi don terry
tcryami, chociaz panstwa intere-
sowane staraja sic zabezpieczyt
swe interesa bez wzgledu ma to,
kto otrzyma mandat mad Bosfo-
rem.
W4ochy doszly juz 7 Grecya
do porozumienia, tax, re obecnie
same tylko jedne Stany Zjedno--
czone stoja jeszcze SLIME i wy
trwale poza pretensyami Bu{ga--
ryi o przyznanie jej dostepu do
Nora Egejskiego. Bulgarzy u
trzymuja, re nieuwzglednienie te-
go zadania musialoby spowodo--
wac nova wojne balkahska.
Frank L. Polk, szef amerykah-
skiej delegacyi p%okojowej, odbyI
wczoraj dfuzsza konferencye W
kwestyi trackiej z greckim pre-
mierem Venizelosem, ME doszli
jednak do zadnych konkretnych
re1ultatow. w szczegolnoSci
stwierdzono niepraktycznosc pla,
nu, ktory proponowal przyznanie
Bulgaryi dostepu do Nora Egej
skiego "a pomocs umiedzynaro-
dowienia kolei do Dedeagacz
Amerykahscy delegaci So zdania
re MISUNDERSTANDING tel kole;
Jest niemozliwem bez przyznania
Bulgaryi przylegajacych do ME
obszarow:
Rozpatrywano take be- rezul
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
Klopoty dyrektora.

Moi g}6wny buchalter powi--
MEN oddawna poiat sic do emerytu
~. Chciaibym mu to dat do zrozu-
mienla, lecz ME wien, jak to zro-
bic.
- Mech mu pan dyrektor pre-
stanie dawaG prace.
- Ba. robie to cd dwoch lat, on
jednak siedzi PREY pustem biurku
wcale ma to ME zwraca uwagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16

kimkolwiek innym rodzaju bro
nj. 1915 pilot6w i o~bserwatorow
znajduje sic ma iiscie zabitych ma
froncie, 1851 ma liscie zaginio-
nych, 1927 ma liscie zabitych W
walkach ma tylach armii, a 1922
ia liscie rannych.
TONACY OKRET A
SOWAL KANAk SUEZKI.
Londyn, 16. sierpnia. Dope
sza Z Port Said donosi, re w po-
blizu Tewfliku nastapila eksplo-
zya ma w}oskim krazowniku ,.Ba-
silicata", wskutek kt6rej zato-
nal on, przyczem zatarasowal
swym korpusem kanal Suezki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
TsIsgJamy zsgfahezna
Dokonczenie re strongly 1szej.

10 do powaznych rozruch0w j vie
e os6b zostaio zranionych, gdy
wojsko zaczeio strzelae do de-
nonstrujacych tium6w, ktore pro
.estowaly przeciwko wygorowa-
nym cenom zywno5ci. Dokonano
uapadow j zrabowano wiele skle-
pow, W innych zaS powybijano
okna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
UDZIELA PO-
MOCY FINANSOWEJ
PERSYI.

Londyn, 16. sierpnia. - Wyda-
no tn .urzedowe oswiadczenie, re
pomiedzy radiant brytyjskim i
perskim staneia umowa, ma pod
stawie ktorej Wielka Brytania
wysle do Persyi swych przedsta-
wicieli, majacych sluzyt rada i
pomoca PREY odbudowie pahstwa
perskiego, przy czem Anglia PREY
rzeka szanowa6 terytoryalna ca
lose niepodlegiost Persyi. ,
h Ma zapoczatkowanie reform u
dzieli Wielka Brytania Persyi po
zyc1ki w kwocie 10 milionow do
lar6w, "a spsacalnost zas tel pozy
czh gwarsntowat beda perskie
dochody ce1ne.
STRATY
KORPUSU LOTNICZEGO.
Paryz, 16. sierpnia. - Wojen-
ne straty we francuskim korpusie
htniczym. do ktorego ~nalezalo o.
kolo $4,000 zolnierzy i oficerow,
wynosily w zabitych, zaginionych
i rannych prawie 60 procent, a
wiec znacznfe wiecej nil W ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16

leca arcyksieciu, ably chwilowo
objaS suwerenna wladze mad kra-
jem w imieniu prawowitego wiad
cy, az do czasu jego powrotu.
Paryz, 16. sierpnia. Tutej-
SIZE dzienniki donoszs, re M. Pa
sicz z j~ugos4owiahskiej delegacyi
pokojowej zakomunikowal panu
Polkowi, szefowi delegacyi a
merykanskiej. IL zarowno Rad
jak ludnoSt Jugosfawii sprzeci--
via sic stanowczo powrotowi RIA
dow monarchicznych ma We
grzech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
ABANDONMENT

Helena Pinkowska zmieniIa
swoja r~ezydencye. Ma druga stro-
ne ulicy pnr. 1913 Augusta I'll.
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tatu plan, ma podstawie ktorego
miano utworzyc umiedzynarodo-
wiony pas ziemi cd granicy bull
garskiej do Dedeagacz, ma pod
stawie ktorego to projektu Busga
rya otrzymaiaby dostep do mora
przez powyzszy pas. w tym wy
parku Grecya mianowicie "a
da1a przyznania sobie zachodniej
Tracyi i obszaru, rozciagajacego
sic ma wschod cd Dedeagaczu cd
Nora Egejskiego do Czarnego,
w}aczajac w to port Midia.
NAJNIzSZY KURS MAREK
N~IEMIECKICH.
Berno, 16. sierpnia. - Jeszcze
nigdy W history mark niemiec-
kie ME spad}y do tax niskiego
kursu jak obecnie. Ma wczoraj--
szej giesdzie notowano ponlzeJ
30 frank6w "a 100 marek. Me
mieckie dzienniki przyPisuja
spadek ten masowemu wywozo-
wi z Niemiec papier6w wartoscio
wych i kosztownoSci do KRAKOW
neutralnych, a zwlaszcza do
Szwajcaryi. Podobno do Szwaj-
caryi napfywa codziennie Z Me
mice tych r6znych wartoscio-
wych papier6w i przedmiotow "a
go do 70 milionow marek.
NIEMIECCY ZBRODNIARZE
PRZYBYWAJA MA SAD.
Paryi, 16. sierpnia. Depesze
z Lille do tutejszego pisma LA
Liberte" donosi, re do miasta te-
go zaczynaja przybywat oskarze-
nj o rome zbrodnie popefnione w
czasie wojny niemieccy oficero--
vie. Wladze francuskie zamyka-
ia ich W wiezieniu. gdzie oczeki-
wac beda ma sad.
Pomiedzy uwiezionymi znaJ-
dujc sic ~pon1cznik binder, oskar-
zony o przemytnictwo i rabunki
w zwiazku z rekwizycyami VOL
skowemi, oraz porucz. Schmitz.
oskariony o kradziez srebra. Dwu
innych oficerow znajduje sic PREY
aresHtowanych W Sztrassburgu,
skad beda w najblizszej przyszfo-
sci przewiezieni. Jednym T. mich
Jest general Won Zolner, oskarzo-
nv O deportacye ludnoSci cywil-
mel. zarowno m~ezczyzn jak ko--
bet ! dzieci.
n1IrnE1u I1JUDEnzhJA Do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16

LAioSZO1I4 w ~
wiet6w.
NoWY Rad w
RoSYI.
Kopenhaga, 16. sierpnia. - O.
trzymane tn depesze donosza, re
W polnocno : zachodniej Rosyi
tworzy sic nowy Rad, majacy OBJ
lac take Estonie, z siedziba W
Rewlu. w sklad gabinetu weszli
dotychczas: premier Lianozow,
minister wojny Suworow, mini
ster zywnoSci Maksymow, oraz
minister spraw wewnetrznych i
komunikacyi M. Aleksandrow.
ALIANCI DO
2 RUMU-
MIA.
Paryz, l6. sierpnia. - Najwyz-
sza Rada Aliancka wygotowa}a
wczorsj odpowiedz ma note ru-
munska w sprawie zajecia
przez Rumunow Budapesztu, kt6
ra zrobifa tutaj jak najlepsze wra
zenie. Jest ona ujeta W bardzo u
przejma forme / donosi, re Rad W
Bukareszcie polecii dzialac ko--
mendantowi wojsk rumunskich
ma Wegrzech, o lie moznosci, W
myS wskazowek, jake dada mu
Alianci, oraz stwierdza, re po--
chod Rtrmunow ma Budapeszt 20
staa sprowokowanym przez po-
przedni atak wegiersk ma armie
rumunska. Z powodu tego ataku
Rumuni sadzai, re zawieszenie
broni jest zerwane i re So zupel-
ME u~prawnieni do podjecia ofen-
sywy.
Odpowiedz Aliantow ma bye
ujeta W rownie uprzejma forme
i ME zsda Cd Rumunow, ably wy
cofywali sic zaraz z Budapesztu.
Miedzyaliancka misya militarna
W Budapeszcie bedzie W przysz{o
sci komunikowac rumunskim VIA
dom wojskowym i komisarzom
cywilnym, jake So zyczenia kon-
ferencyi pokojowej, PREY czem
wyrazona jest nadzieja, re Rumu
nj ME omieszkaja sic do tych zy-
czen zastosowac. Odpowiedz ma
niewatpliwie ma celu uiatwienie
dojscia do kompletnego porozu-
mienia, ktorego tez spodziewac
sic MONA W niedalekiej przysz--
foSci.
Budapest, 1e. sierpnia. - w
reDultacie konferencyi pomiedzy
miedzyaliancka misya militarna
W Budapeszcie a generalami Dia-
mandy i Marghascu, komendan-
tami wojsk rumunskich ma We
grzech, Rumuni przyrzekli, re
zaprzestana dalszych rekwizycyi
W Budapeszcie i niektorych in
nych miejscowosciach ma We
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
o PRZYRZEKA
WROT SZANTUNGU CHI
NOM.

Toxic, 16. sierpnia. - Japon-
ski premier Takaszi Hara ziozyl
o$wiadczenie, re Japonia zwroci
Chinom okupowane obecnie
przez swe wojska czeSci Szantun-
gu z wsaczeniem Kiau Czau bez
niepotrzebnych odwlekah tego ak
tn, Gas jednak, w ktorym to ma
stapi, zalezy Cd stanowiska i "a
chowania sic Chin. Zaznaczyl
PREY tenn, re ~restytucya omawia-
nego terytoryum Chinom ley "a
rowno w i~nteresie chinskim iak
japohskim.
R ME WYRZEKL SIE
o WEGIERsKIEGO.
Berlin, 16. sierpnia. - Donoszq
tn, re do Btrdapesztu przybyi ku-
ryer z listen do arcyksiecia joe
ia Cd byiego austro-wegierskie,
go cesarza Karola, W ktorym ten
ostatni oswiadcza, IL Jest ciagle
ieszcze kr6lem Wegier. oraz po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
ANGLIA ~RATYFIKOWALA
K

Londyn, 16. sierpnia. - Kr6l
Jerry aprobowal wczoraj uchwa-
Iona przez parliament brytyjski
ustawe ratyfikujaca traktat po--
kojowy z Niemcami. w ten spo-
sob akt ten wszed} W Anglii W
iycie jake obowiazujace prawo.
Bella KUN ME UJDZIE
Geneva, 16. sierpnia. - Ready
alianckie zawiadomity Rad re-
publiki austryackiej, re ma on
bye odpowiedziaanym "a pre-
~trzymanie bylego bolszewickiego
~dyktatora Wegier Bell Kun, O.
raz "a wydanie 60 W odpowied--
MIN ~czasie, celem stawienia go
pred trybunaiem miedzynarodo-
wynn. Bedzie on oskarzony o NOR
dy i rabunki.
Podobno Bella Kun ~utrzymuje,
re ekstradycya jego sprzeciwia--
isby sic prawu miedzynarodowe-
mu i zamierza wyiechat do Sta
now Zjednoczonych wraz re swa
iona i wywiezionymi z Wegier
pieniadzmi.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

a bright and lovable child and will
be sadly missed by his father, moth
err, little brother and all relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Patt have the
sympathy of the entire community
III their sad bereavement.
Childrens Day at the Lucas church
was postponed on account of the
death of little Donald Patt.
Ermine thinner, who has been at.
tending Butler High School is at
home for her vacation.
Quite number of the vicinity Of
Cove Creek attended Childrens exer-
cises at Fairview.
Mr.. Joe Jacobs have their old
house and expect to build another
one soon.
There will be children's exercises
SUNDAY night, June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Powell visited
Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Sunday.
A NEIGHBOR.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05
GRAIN CONTROL TO BE
STRICT
Committees at Each Primary Market
to issue Permits.

Washington. May 2o.-Plans for
the Inauguration of a permit system to
control the movement of this years
mammoth grain crop, announced
today by the Railroad Administra-
ton, contemplate the appointment of
grain control committees at each pri-
mary market, comprised of a repre-
sentative Of both the operating and
traffic departments of the Railroad
Administration, and third party
representing the transportation divis-
ion of the United States Grain Cor
poration.
Shippers will apply, through the
railroad agent at the point of origin,
to the grain control committee at the
market to which they wish to send
their product. If conditions permit,
permission for the shipment will be
given promptly. Otherwise the ship
ment will be delayed until storage
facilities are such that the grain can
be moved without causing freight
congestion.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05
Spruce News.

Casual Varnes has purchased a
new auto truck.
Mrs. Ira Ludwick and children
from. New Mexico. came Sunday to
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ellis Kim
BILE.
The, childrens day program went
off nicely at the Methodist church
Sunday, good attendance, collection
amounted to $3.50. go
Geo. Keen and family from near
Ballard, spent Sunday with Fayette
Keen and wife.
DR.. Fletcher left Wednesday after
noon for Springfield, Mo-, to attend
a medical meeting, returning to his
home Friday night.
The township Sunday school con-
vention was held at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Sum
derwirth and. others gave interesting
talks.
l. NJ. Kretzinger and family mo-
tored to Rockville Sunday to visit
with relatives.
DR.. Fletcher and sons, James and
Roe, left Sunday afternoon for
Osceola, to visit with relatives.
Claude Wilson delivered a load of
hogs to Butler, Monday.
Miss Francis Jordan and her sister
from Nevada came Saturday to visit
with their sister, Mrs. Walter Snod-
grass.
Jim Baker delivered load of
lambs to Butler Monday.
Mrs. l. H. Dickson helped her
mother the first of the week put up
strawberries.
Chas. and Fred Parker left Tues
day to visit with Geo. Seaton's near
Clinton. returning to their home
the latter part of the week.
Ienry Lyar, wife and daughter
to Rockville Sunday.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05
Pleasant Home Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keen and chill
dren of near Urich spent Sunday
with Fayette Keen and wife.
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Odneal.
Fishing. fishing! 'Tis the pass
word of the season. Many of the
young folks have been fishing to pass
the long evenings away.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rowe, has been
visitin" relatives of this vicinity.
They left Sunday for their home in
Colorado.
The childrens exercises at the
South M. +. church of Spruce were
we'll attended Sunday morning and
an interesting program was rem
dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Newberry,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends of this vicinity; left Friday
for their home in Kansas City. Wal
ter served with the 35th division, in
France.
Miss Ellen Gay, who attended
school at Rich Hill came home FRI
day.
The district sunday school conven-
ton that was held at the Presby-
terrain church of Spruce Sunday even
ing was well attended. Interesting
talks on different subjects were
made by the county officials, Miss
Clara Sunderwirth, Miss Pearl Kem-
per, Mr.. George Sunderwirth and
Mr.. Leonard Hcgaaaur, and others
from the District Sunday Schools.
Mrs. George Gay and daughter.
Ellen, called on Mrs. ]. B. Newberry
evening.
Mrs. Del Wilson and baby spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05
Struck Oil in cass county-Perhaps.

According to reports current in
HarrisonvilIe, during the past week, a
very. promising strike Of oil has beer,
made in the hole. which has been
drilled on the Ratzlaff farm, east OF
Eight Mile (Daugherty,) and about
IS miles southeast OF, Jacksonville,
in Index township. II has not yet
been determined, however, whether
the oii>1s there in paying quantities,
and this will not be known. until the
we'll is shot" The strike of oil was
made, it is understood. on Thursday
Of last week. and steps were immed-
lately taken to get .well-shooter"
from the Eldorado. KanS oil fields.
Itssis reported lthat the "sh0oters ar
rived here with his paraphefpalia, on
Wednesday evening Of this week. but
Il is thought that ! few days must be
spent in making preparations, before
the hole can be eshot. Casa Coun-
ty Democrat.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

Vii lamar, Mo, May 1Q-PrQSecutiux
i httorpcS h@ Nc. e itmn0ns Of Barron
i county said today that warrants may
b<. issNed tor leaders in the lynckinS
there yesterdaysof Jay Lynch. Scptl-
fessed slayer. ~ Sheriff John Harlow
and his SOU Richard, IN the jail here
on March 4, last. 49, VI
The PROSECUTING attorney said He
had been given names of men su1s
pected of leading the mob and that
warrants will be issued as soon ~
Ethis information IS verified. u.s. ~,
The prosecuting attorney and
Sheriff William Sewell held long:
conference today. Sheriff Sewell ii
said to have stated he could identity
nine Of the ringle aderss. and would
thrnish their names to the prosecute
EiSx attorney
HI recognized these men aud kn0w
which of them Carried the rope Into
the court house., Sewell is quoted
IN saying. -
When asked whether Sheriff
Sewell had asked him for. warraats5
Tor members Of the mob, TimmonSa
replied in the negative.
\ Sheriff Sewell aud l have con-
ferred and warrants will be issued as|
soon as we finish our investigation
and obtain evidence sufficient to con-
.vict the leaders. We have the situa.
ton well in hand and there will be1
no further mob violence in Barton|
county" s..
No inquest was held over the body
OF Lynch.
None has been held and there
will be. no inquest Timmons said.
we can get better results by pro-
ceeding with our investigation
quietly"
Coroner Harmon said fear of vio-
lence prevented an inquest.
Prosecuting Attorney Timmons
and Sheriff Sewell were afraid 70
further inflame the mob by holding
an inquest, and agreed with them,s
he said. As the body has been sent
to Joplin, it will be impossible to hold
an inquest later.
Asked how it was possible to send |
away the body ola man who had met |
a violent death without holding an |
inquest, Coroner Harmon said he
filled out death certificate showing
that Lynch came to death by hang
ing at the hands of mob" The cer- t
tificate accompanied the body to Jop-
lin,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

A bank witlra capital stock of $780,
GOO was organized at Garden City,
Cass county, last week. Organizing
banks seems to be popular pas
time i'll this section of the state and
when the farmers sell this seasons
wheat crop additions will have to be
built to each of them so they will
have room for the money. e..
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05
Those who claim there is NOTHING

Those who claim there is nothing
new under the sun, have another
think c4mieg. In the Johnson coul,-
ty village OF Denton, the garage keep
er has a piano in his waiting room
where the wayfarer can play a few
airs while air is being supplied to his
tires. The idea seems to be that the
music may soothe the poor victim so
that he will be able to stand the
shock when he gets his bill for screw
ing up nut somewhere on his We
hcle,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05
After being granted respite of one

After being granted respite of one
day to put flowers on the grave of
his only daughter, Jacob Frohwerk.
former editor of the Missouri Stats
Zeituhg, was taken to the federal
penitcntiary at Leavenworth to begin
serving IO-year sentence for viola
ton Of the Espionage Act. He was
convicted in the Federal court in
Kansas City last June when it was
shown he had written editorials fav-
oring Germany and opposing the
sending of American troops to
France.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

Col. Carl L. Ristine, following his
discharge from the army, promised
at Kansas City the other day that he
soon would issue statement on the
national guard-regular army contro-
versy. Ristine, former commander Of
the 10th Infantry, 35th Division, was
discharged at Camp Funston.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

= Mrs. Minnie J, Talbot, widow of
Sheriff Joseph c. Talbot, who was
murdered by bandits May 4 with his
two deputies, John Mcdonald and
James Stapleton, was elected Thurs
day by about $40 majority to fill out
the unexpired term of her husband.
K. Ed Ashusta, returned soldier
from the Canadian Army, was the OPP
posing candidate. A very light vote
was cast. Many farmers failed to
vote.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

s The citizens of Nevada entered an
emphatic protest to the proposition
to bond the city in the sum of SIS 1000
with which to buy and remodel the
armory building on East Cherry
street, as memorial to Vernon coun-
tvs returned soldiers and to be used
as city hall, at Mondays special
election, called by the council to vote
on the proposition. .
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-06-05

The Clinton man with memory
of the good old times, pushed aside
the SsHireiaG doors in Sedalia, and
walk1 ii. stood speechless, en-
trance There was tie mahogany
bar, aoathe Sung mirrors and the cut
glass 1li1tk6inS and the busy man
with the white cost. all so we'll re-
membeee4 And there was even the
old fsiend who called out, Come on
and have susnthin,," just as it used
to be- But the man from Clinton
shook hiS Head cautiously and MUIR
INJURED - It in Z sort of . trance,
"Dont want nothin,. Just want to
look. What's that" exclaimed the
friend Have you quit? What's the
matter sNuthin'; Just nothing It
all. ~ I'm afraid Il I was to try
to tal1 . dkink I would wake up.
Henry County Democrat.