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of october 6. 1917.
&onoon, 13. 0tdr3
Iie rltiiiihe 5omict 9ic9ierung
bot in Der }Ibiid)t, eiHc it'd iiber Die
GrDc critrcdcuoc Gomnunlitcn.
Ncpolutlon 81 iorOern. cincn nuleu
O}iniitcr crnonnt. mic aus YtoSfol
nah &ouoon gemeIott miro. Ger
rcuc W}jniiter iijbrt ocn Iitel n>5li'
ternotionaIcr &ommiiidr",
Ger nclp Otiniiter iit elm Sdnpci
ger nnmens Yfoor, Elm Trclm0 pom
gIifoIous Ycniu uno Yeon 3rottu,
ais nieic bcioen Utduner in Scr
5dmei3 Icbtcn. Wioor iou in WtoS
tou unbcqren5tc finau5iclc uno poll.
tiihe ModltbeilaniB erbnItcn habcn.
Sein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit Elm
chcmoliqer irnn3oiiidlcr &olptunnr
nnmens 5uooul, Der ndhrcno oes
aercnSfp Rcaimca utiannteu nit
Dem frnn30,iiihen So3ioIiitcnfilhrer
2flbcrt 3bomoa nod RubInno gcfom.
men mar,
Cine lpidltidc Roae I'M ncitcu Mi'
niifcrium ipicIt nud) Gin ,.britiid)er
ffreuno" ocs 9oIid,c4piti Wi'1iitcr5
tes 9tlSipdrtigen 1ifitidlcrin.
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oieicn ompeiien mcrhe, ,Soicph e. Ia,
pia bon @l@coniiu lpno @aihinq,
ton, Z G., nuf Hiidgabc non ST..
900 8ebuhren 5n pcrfIoaeu. Sic er
pon Der 6irmo erhnIten bubcn ioa.
rGS hat oen 9Iuidein", 10 crfIGrte
Der &idlter 5u ocn i'm @criht anne.
icnoen AmpdItcn. .ouB Ole tSirmo
@crrn GopiS enqagirt bate in Ser
gnnohmc, 0dB tic bel Dem &onocl
eincn gepaIti9en oemofrotiihcn gar.
teicinilrB crbolte. ScIbItpcritdn6Iih
miro &err GapiS hodit cntriItct icin,
peut er bierpon eridbrt."
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Die beutiden sSriebensbeuoQ.
mGdtiqten.

True translation fled with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
March IA, 1919. as required by Act
of october 6, 1917.
@eimar, 13. 0f1r5.
Gie @eoumdhtigten, oie pon
&cr oelltihen Regierung gum SSrie-
SensihluB nod Yoris, bc51p. Ser
1uilles, gcid]ift meroen iollen, iino:
8rdf @rofoorff Harbau, Staats-
1efretdr oc5 9lclBern.
Or. 6. 1opio, eriter 8rdli0ent ser
9|ational &crianlmlltng, WebrbcitS-
So5ialoemofrat
Or. q. @orburg.
Or. q. Wtiiller, oeutihcr 8eidnoter
in Der Sdrpei5
Grof. @. 90, q. Shiifing pon ser
llninerIitGt Marbitrg.
Ser. @ciBberg preuBiidler EoIt-
1u10 Selegropbenminiiter
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Waihinaton. ~. Wf1ra-

VI CClooST ., lSl I.
8aibingtou, t2. N1r3.
2nlit @eritten ans 9mbes 4r.
bcitsnnd)mciS 8urenm in 8aibina.
ton bat lid Der Arbeitsmnrft in
Der pcrgongenen @ode i'm 2onoe
etpoS gcbciiert. Die 3obI folder
St1ote, tueIde ciuen beoeutenSen lie
berifuB Der glrbeit eeaeniiber Der
9fahfrogc meloeu, lift bon &c ouf 65
Fro5ent 5uriid9eganacn. Die 9obl
oerieuigcu StGotc. in ocncn glnacbot
Ino 9tnhfra9e auf Dem Irbeitsmarft
nngeidhr 9Ieih iit. lit bon 81 auf 2S
Ero5ent 9eitiegeu. anoererIeits be.
rihteten MIR 8 Gresent oerieniaen
StG0te, ucIhe Statiitifcn einaeId,idt
hnben, cinen WfangeI an arbeitcrn,
mas cine 9Ibnobue INN A Srosent &c,
gcniibcr ser Icsten @ohc beoeutet.
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March IA, 1919, as required by Act
OF october 6, 1917.
8ien t3. Dfor5.
Die 9cuobner ser Soerritdfi
8ottifce, einer oeutihen Spradl.
inisl in Strain, Die auBer Dem @nupt'
ort III Gorier unfaBt, boben Der
omcrifoniihen Gomntiiiiou, oerer
SorfiBer Eroieiior u. s. Coolidge iit
cine 9enfihrift 5ur @citergnbe mad
Baris un0 @aihington 5ugeitellt, in
DER ite oarltm eriuden, cine eigcnC
nelttrale Republif inter Dem 8rotef
torat ocs omerifaniIhen 8oIfes 3iI
btIoen.
guBer 9eidnperoen iiber Inter,
oriidling ieitens Der iIoipeniihen 4e.
boroen pe1t Die Genfifriit odrau'
bin, Sab Die S1lftc ser 8eo0lferllna
ocs frngliden 8ebiets aus Eerionen
beitehe, Die ieiner3eit nod oeii Der.
Stoaten ousponberten; pieIe non H.
neu ieien nmerifaniihe @iir9er, iul1
Dor Dem arie9e ieien Die @e3iebaln1cr
,rpiidle @ottifce uno ben Ser
Staoter oerart getpeien, 6oB Der
Collar i'm geip6hnIihen 8eIoperfehr
Iait ebenio i'm llntlouf qerpeien iei,
ME Die oiterrcihiihe 9rone, unS
iibcrou on 3Gbluungsitott nrgeron-
men tUoroen lei.
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%ernrtbeilen GaTcnuururtheile.

6onoIuIu. -- 200 ,Saponcr aui Sa-
lpoil nobmcn am Ytittpod, N so,
noIuIu Den 9eihIuB ol,. cine iopo.
niihc 9Iborbmng uoh @nris 5l
ifidcn I'M 3l periuheiI. im sSrir.
0ensertru8 cine aIariel auf3hneb.
men, meIde I'M 9tanen Ser Menid],
Iihfeit uno ser @ered)tigtcit Roifen.
uorurtbeile abid)aifen iol.
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@ablen in ;SinnlanS.

Woibington, - Die So5ialiiteu bo,
ben Die aroBte 3obl ser Site I'M lin,
niihen Sanotog getuouneu. Nem
Staats 0epartcment eingctroffenc
idNueoiide 3eituusen mcIocn iolgen.
bes Reiultat Der iiinaiten 8obIeu:
So5inIiiten so, 6inniihc 9fepubli.
faner (Sungtinnen mo Agrnrierl
20, iSinniihe Nonard,ilten -,
SdpeAen %.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14
3lliiSr sbinier.
Tas Gbruuitcn iribercr 3eiieu barber
0cridlieH.

Ter Oicai0brlGc sSmter mar 70
niloc mo id]ncrirei, nab ole alte
llcn Seute iIh nidt 0cr9Icjdcn erin
nern moIIcn.
lln0 ooh gnbs lett icbcr unac.
mohnlidl mllOc, geipiliermoBeu ans
Der Art gcihIcDene 8inter. glltC
Gbronifen beridten unS oauon.
1887 mnr Elm 10 mil0er &inter
ooB man idOu I'M Wfni erntcn fonn.
t. mo i'm 9Ilrguit Bcinlcie mar.
Sm Sabre i172 mar Scr 8intcr 70
marin, onb hie 8dune lid) NIT 9o1b
beoettcn, id)ou gnoe 1Sannar Die
&ogel niItetcu uno i'm ,Sebrunr
Sunge tattcn. 1904 bcrridlte 10.
gar uon @n0c S$auilar bis in Den
Mai binein cine ununterbrod,cnt
3rodenbeit mo cine brennen0c Soibe
lrie i'm CONNER. Sic sSriihtc niB.
rleten, &nngcrsnot mo @leno ma.
ren Die tSpIaen. Ssnl @intcr 1898
t;ugen 5n apln ON Hbetn Die Wtdo
den 8I gReiDnndlten Strange pon
@rilueln uHo Geild,en. SIM Sabre
1920 lunren &inier mo Sriibiobr
10 gelinoe, Dab i'm WarS Die 9Gllme
UcrbiilI)t boticu ulo man i'm April
itlOr reiie Sirideu pfliidte. 1929
botte gleidfnll5 einen aubcrgeipobu.
Ilfen Binter; cs mar fhon i'm
g3drS 10 marm uie ionit Inn So.
bounj, 10 onI Der Hoagen in act.
rem ltan0 1872 fhIugcn I'M So.
Eltor Die @1rme ans uno briitctcn
i'm 5Cbrunr Die Goacl, uno 1883
ltan0 om Sitcrtog 0os Sorn in aeh.
rcu, 1922 mar ocr s5cbruar 70
morm, oob man ielhit i'm Roroen
Gclttif]Inn6S '0ic Oeien uid)t bci3tc
un0 i'm 5cbrunr ole N1ume IN
9Iijtc iinnoen. Ser 8inter bon
1922 NOR in gon3 europa milo
IN HuBlono rmfoBtc or cigcntlid
nur eincn Yionat unb ctIide Gage
lno icIbit i'm qefiirdtctcn Sibirien
mltrnc cr MIR menig empiunoeu; eS
bCrrlhtcn I'M bod)itcn Eoroen gu.
ropos iogor uorme g3inOe. SIN
Itbtcn boIbcu SSobrbuu0crt. .. b
ron 9caiHa Der iS60er Sabre bis
beltt,, 80blt man i'm gnn3en an Die
90 inldlcr miIocr bis iebr miIoer
@iutcr.
lie Stotiitit 3elgt un5IucioeittiQ
ou3 arllppeniuciir dultrcten oer
mrrfuiirhi1cn g9ittcrrl0serihei.
mng Is ldeint. ooB miIoe 8intcr
ild bouien, aIeidnueiie abcr. i'm all.
GCmclnen lpeniqltcn5, and fiible,
rclncriidlc CONNER; Ole 8inter
ncr0ct mirmcr. 0ie CONNER fiib.
Ter. Woron oos lieqt, miliien mir
Dem ,Qieteoroloacr 5u lmteriud1en
Utcrlniirn.
Ncnu mir Ole 5nblreiden 8erid)'
tc lcIfH. Die bon Den 9tnturmunoern
nleier Gage bnnnelu, 70 In1t uns
clti. 6nB mr gang beltInmtc Vilnn.
sen 81 ucririihtcm Tustrcibcu nci.
Qcu, mic 0niclnub, 8eihc, ,fIicocr.
5hnccbaIl. Stolen. Apicl. mo glirn.
baum. airihen mn &olunoer .luGb.
reno onhcrc gcacuiibcr milocn 0in.
urtcuuperoiurcu iid mehr ooer me-
niger iurii9baItcn Dos BoIt be.
cbadltctc Dos id)on felt oIten 3citen
inDcm ee INN oic rSahrcsipen0e 1Iie.
rcrpnejgc, Nciocn- mo paicIruten
cbihnltt INC ii. ocu 8ohnrGumcn
pm lrcibeu bradjtc, mo 6a cs 5iI.
1lcih beobad]tctc, Oai' elm irilhcres
Sdincioen ~ fcinenl eracbnle
'lbrte. o0cr ouocrc ,}pciac, Wic pon
9'ud,cn o6cr Gihen iib iibcrbanpt
ndlt trcibcu IiebcH. 70 fuiipite as
ooron 3uu 1ciI nber9ldubiide 8or'
luQuugeil
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1as Nnae bee NIeiebes ipadlt.
8afbington, 10. W2ars.

Ct. Qouis. - Sic Iutontobilah
tbciIlng ser @oIi8ei beaob iih ouI Die
75ogo mad NutomobiIbonoiten. Sia
fom beute 0 hue ibr automobiI 3lt.
rid. Sie hotten oic 9oubiten gciun.
ocn ODER pieImebr oieie fe.
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&euolution seplant in ben
Ger. Staateu.

StI. Sluuleu.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
March IA, 1919, as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
8aIbinaton, 10. WGr3.
General Solicitor 2on1ar pom
Holtoepartement bat onl Nontag eiEe
Oenfihrift lnterbreitet, in melhcr or
iogt, ooB Die 5. g8. @., Die ,Hotben" ,
Die So3loIiten uno auocre 0rgoniio.
tioncn cine &eridmeI5ung ber6ei.
fnbren nit Dem einem 3iel - Sturj
Der Regierrng Der Ger. Stuaten
ourh cine blutiae Reoolution uno Die
@rrihtl1ng elmer @oIiderpifi Ie-
plblif" Serr 2onor erfI6rte, er
babe oieie ShluBfolgerung aus SSn.
tormationen ge5ogen, Die in beihIag-
nobulten 9riefen eiitbolten iporan,
itno iibergab oem GusibuB etIide
bunoert IuS5iige aus hieien 8riefen.
SER 2umdr fiigte binau, oaB
oieie Yrnpaganoa ..llit einsr .ioIfell
8enailigfeit perbreitct miro, oaB ibr
llmfang al 0en fiibnen nno floreu
GrfI0rungen 9enfiien meroen fam,
meld)e in 0ieien Shriften entbaIten
ltn0, iolpie an ben 0orin offen or.
fennbaren Gcriud]en, I'M gon5en
San0 cine Shredensberrihait einsu=
ridtcn uno Die 9feoierung SIT Ititr-
sen" Der General Collector fiiatc
cine Snte bon 3eitltngen mo 3cit
ihriften bel, meld)e bon 9oIihefpifi.
Orgalliiotionen terausge9eben per.
ben; ne1n 0ieier 3eitid)riiten erif)ei-
men in Chicago.
Die gplidleiuifi Eropaganoa.
@s iei be5eid)nenb, 10 iagte Ser
&amar, oaB Dies oas crltc Ntol IN
Scr 8cihittc Ser log. raoifolen
9elpe8ung in Den Ser. Stnateu, ooB
hicie ra0ifolcn glcmentc cine ge,
meinIaneSad}e CSoIldeiuifitbun) qe.
fun0en bnben, 5u Der iic lid oereini.
gen fonnen" @r nabm i'm beionOc,
rem &e5ug allf 0as un5uIrieoena aus.
lGnoiid)c Clement, oaS in hertor.
rogenocn WiaBe on Ser Iropaganon
betbciIigt lei. nDie s. u. Is" ioqte
Serr Samar, obetbeiligt lid uiclIa;d't
om Icbbaiteiten or oieier 4}ropagar-
"a uno bat bierfiir eiucn pohl orgo
niiirtcn gcalntenltnb sur &erfiiaung,
DID ultter Dem Nomeu Rcfrllti-
rlngs.T Tgentcn, Subifriptions- A9cn
ten nm. befannt iino; ole oieic ,9c-
anten arbcitcn ltnnbIdiiig an Scr
,S0r0erllng ibrer Sadc."
Nn5iige ans Eropagonon' Sdlriftcn.
2ie ppn @errn 2amar porgeleqten
Nna35it3gc aus nrotben" 3eitihriiten
id]lieBen Die iolgenoc aus ncm Gbico.
Qocr gIott Solos 3ru3cntn" (rniii.
ide @oheuidrift) Gin:
~Ias 3iel lmo bet 3tpcd oieier
Organization IS. %. IS lit 8crnid).
tllnq Der SfIauerei un0 Stur5 Ger &C.
genmdrtiqen fopitaIiitiItcn 8clcn-
ifoitsform in ollen ihren 6ornIen
uno Iusiid)tcn.. G1rtl Die Grid
tlng reOolutiondrer Spn0ifnte uno
ourt) ;3uiammenihIub aQer 4rbeiter
untcr3eid)net oieie Organization oos
1ooesurtheiI fir Die bcrridenSc
0ourgeoiiie, iiir ocn aapitolisnlns
mo icine Maft auf Der gnn3en
Gr0e."
Dos Ghicagocr RIott nRllcpo Bro.
Ictorio" (itaftcriifr @otenidrift)
ihreibt untcr Ser ileberihriit: .9iea
lit cure 9Iuignbe, Trbeiter", ioIgen.
oes;
y,Sn crIter 2inic pertbcioiat Die rui,
iiide Repolution, no INNER ihr
f6nnt, 0enn es iii oie crite mahre Re.
pollution 0cs GroIetoriots, nelfe ie-
mails in Scr Beid)id)te Der Ieuidlheit
suitanoc ac6rott moroen lit
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T A Al "a required BY
6
Gine bcoeutiame &foe sftrttdr
2auiing's 1T %aris.
Sdueaer Triebensi9lnb ntit 9entidlanb n0tbig
init Dem Tortidrtt Oer Anardie
Ginbalt Sn t9nn.
Sic gaamen Der benideu eOens NbgeanOn eb befannt &C.
geben. Yrd0ben gSion lit Brett angefommen. Son An=
bdngern Oes Solibewismus eine 8uolutou III ben Ser
5taaen geplant Scr Mrbeitsmarft iteiut l 81 beern

fam, fam oerborgen bleibeu, tpelhe
8efabr ben 9fntionen 6robt. 8ir
lino iiedreid,. nno boh beoettet DER
Sieg allf oem SdIaf)tfelo nidlt aIleS.
8ir miiiien itnieren Sieg weiie aus.
niieen, ooer mir neroen uod mebr
perlieren, ols mir getponnen baben.
&adegefiibl uno ielbItiiidtige @eoan.
fen ntiiiien ihninoen, bod uiht 8roB'
mutb idreit uadJrieoen uno perlangt,
ooB 8eutihluno eruabrt lperoe. ion.
bern ser geiltnoe Renidenueritano,
ipelder ms Die 8efobren Seiet, Die
unausbleiblih iino. tpenn mir Der
Gimme Ser 8ernunft niht gebor.
diem"
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ymmtr Ruuimarn. w,i.

f.nb,r: vDe ssbt's Sbr.n G0dtern,
S.ur 3upfer2" Gdufmdnn: . oGnts!
3ip.i Iinb ousbcr.ouft, Elm. 1T bs~
lt,at unb bic Jtingite III nod auf Gas
GER
- Der 9.f d ftsmann. -
6eirot5so,rmittIer: rWas, BEL Der ge.
ring,n gropiIion osrIangen Sic l2abre
Qisbe Don ccSbrsr 3utiinftigsn9 mahye
qi,bs eibt's Bel mir nidt untsr SsBn
proe,ruI"
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Ter Safenarbeiter Streif in 9en
Yorf.

9teu 9orf rf-Iiele tronsatlontiide
lanpfer beiinoeu lid iniol9eoellen,
ooB iie ouigrlluo oes Saienarbeiter.
Streits feline &oblen erbaIten fonneu,
in ibren Biers Inter oieien befinocu
iid] Gonlpfer Der Gunaro., g8bitc
Star, Rco Star. uno irau5oliiher
Nlnien-
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Ses 8apites Stimme.
9Soris. If 9D21rs.

0ariS, II. Dtar5.
@S 1T befannt gaporoeu, oaB 4opIt
9eneoift einen slppel an Die Wdd)te
erloIien bot, in sem er empathiih oui
Ole 0ringIihfeit eines ihleunigen
6rieoensidIuiies mit0eutidlano bin.
peiit. Ser Bontifer erfIdrt, Der so.
titan BETTE 5uperIdBige Radriften
oariiber, boB Die io8ioIe uno ofono'
miid)e Gage in Oeutihlano iebr ernIt
lei unb oaB er befiirfte, oaB iih bort
Ser 9olIdcDiSnus 10 ihneu perbrei-
te, oaB es 3ur Grriftung zines @ol-
id)cipifiitaotes fonlme. @r lei Der
lleber5eltglng, oaB bies mir burf ei.
ncn idlerniaen sSricoensidluB Der.
hihbert mereon fonne, Ser fir cos
oeutlhe 8olf nid)t 6eniitbigeno lei.
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Rnfanbe ppn (8fbnhrrn.

O5icngo. -- 9un0esrjdlter 2on0is
fiinoigte ant Nittrpod in Ghicoqo an
6oB er einen WoiicuperUaIter fir Die
Goniumers Boding &c ernennen un0
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Arbeitsmarft gebeFert.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
March IA, 1919. as required by Act
OF October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14
Selesrapbiide Roti3en.
@iIfOn in grcit.

@reIt. - Ter IanIpier r8eorqc
Noibington" nit GrJiioert 0iIior
an Roro erreid)tc 0en @aien Gonners.
Tag abeno I'm 7:45 lIlr. Ger Bra.
iiocnt uno icine gcq.sifimg bette
CEN ioTort eincn Spe3.1I3ue, Der IL
undl Roris brinqen nirh, mo Die @e.
iclifait beutc U}orqtn ein]utreiicn
nc0cnft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14
Heuolutiuns= Oliniiter.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
March IA, 1919, as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
March Il, 1919, as required by Act
of october 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
March Il, 1919. as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14
Qaniins brinst auf iofOrtiaen
sSrieDen.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
March IL, 1919, as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis., op
March IA, 1919, as required by Act
OF October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-14
ariiis in Der 3cItacidndlte
8oris, y. YR0r3.

~Tie 9riiis in Ser ReItpeidlidlte If
aefommen. gfieranoem, Der 6eitfen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-27
SHAFFER TO GET
WARM WELCOME
FROM HOME FOLKS
Dauphin's Aviator Expected
10 Reach Here Early
Tomorrow

Walter D. Shaffer, Dauphin avia-
tor, with the French flying corps
during the greater part of the war, is
expected home tomorrow evening.
He will arrive in the port of New
York City on the steamer Lorraine,
whose time of arrival is quoted as
early tomorrow morning by the
shipping news.
Shaffer enlisted with the French
flying corps shortly after the decla-
ration of war and saw considera BILE
service with the unit until his 1ght-
ing was ended when he was shot
down in battle.
Before he was taken by the Ger
mans, Adjutant Shaffer brought down
two airplanes and a balloon fell to
his prowess. When the unit entered
into an engagement with the Ger
mans over their own lines, Shaffer's
machine was hit and he was taken
prisoner. He was liberated some
weeks ago following the signing of
the armistice.
Wearing his CroiX de Guerre with
its two palm leaves. Adjutant Shaf-
fer will receive a great reception
when he arrives in Dauphin borough.
Final arrangements are being per-
fected by the townspeople to give
him a welcome.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-27
WORK FORBOYS
Is PLANNED AT
"Y" CONVENTION
Secretaries of Eastern Penn
sylvania Meet to Take Up
Plans For Year

Boys work secretaries of Eastern
Pennsylvania are in conference in
the assembly room of the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. to-day. Approximately
twenty-five men are in attendance.
The conference opened at $50
o'clock. this morning. A number of
important topics were discussed,
among them being a Bible class
campaign for the spring of 1919;
how to hold boys in Bible study
Exchange of ideas on father and
son week; q good boys work pro-
gram for a "one secretary" associa-
tion; and suitable series of games
for older boys socials. H. j. Schmidt,
Harrisburg, state boys work secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. G.. A., gave a re-
port of the sessions of a conference
for boys work secretaries held in
Chicago last December.
DR.. j. George Becht, secretary of
the State Board of Education, who
has recently returned from France,
gave an interesting talk on his ex-
periences and impressions, at a
luncheon of the secretaries held at
noon.
A. jH. Dinsmore. boys work secre-
tary of the local "Y,' is president of
the gathering.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-27
RETAIL PRICES
OF BUTTER AND
EGGS COME DOWN
Wide Range in Quotations Is
Found in Local Gro
Gerry Stores
on THE TOBOGGAN SLIDE
Mild Weather and Coming of
Spring Has Effect on
Chickens

Butter and eggs in the Harrisburg
markets, already started on the
downward path, to-day are selling
at considerably lower figures than
they were ten days ago. But the
decline has not been nearly so rapid
in this territory as it has been in
others.
One dealer, who aims to sell his
goods at figures below those of his
competitors, reports drop of ap-
proximately thirteen per cent in the
prices of both the best grade of
creamery butter and fresh eggs
within the past ten days. Other
dealers report radica! drops in prices
although the figures have not had
such downward tendency as they
have in the first instance.
Wide Range in Prices
To-day's selling prices for cream
cry butter range from 6 5 to 70 cents,
whereas on January II it was rang
ing between as and n cents. The
drop in the price of eggs has been
similar To-day they are selling at
from 60 to 20 cents and ten days
Continucd on Page III
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-27
DEER
LIBERATED in
UPPER DAUPHIN
Much Game Placed to Build
Up One-Time Famous
Hunting Grounds

Forty-five fine deer, bought by
the State Game Commission from a
North Carolina man who had pur-
chased them in Michigan for his pri-
vate preserve, have just been 1iber-
ated in the Lykens game preserve.
The deer were brought from North
Carolina under the direction of Field
superintendent Fred w. Kelly, who
says that they stood the trip well
and that the animals are fine ones.
The state game authorities recent
ly placed a number of wild turkeys
in this upper Dauphin preserve,
which contains 5000 acres and is
nine rhiles in circumference, being
located in the wooded region of the
Lykens valley, formerly one of the
greatest hunting places in the state.
Numerous ring-necked pheasants
have been placed in this preserve
and further stocking will be under
taken. 1t is the preserve nearest to
the state capital and the greatest
interest is being taken in it.
These deer are among the best we
could buy and it is up to the sports
men to help us to protect them"
said DIR. Joseph Kalbfus, secretary
of the State Game Commission. THE
North Carolina man had to sell them
because the natives were killing
them off. l want to ask our Dauphin
county sportsmen whether they will
not aid us in protecting the deer and
small game and prevent dogs from
running them and get after any il
leal hunters. think they are inter-
ested and that we can count upon
their assistance. There is a chance
to make a great preserve in that
section"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-27
ID. A. R. TO OPEN
Big CONFERENCE
HERE TONIGHT
Many Social Functions Are
Planned For Guests of
Local Chapter
200 DELEGATES IN CITY
Reports TO Show War Work
Accomplished by Pa
triotic Order
200 DELEGATES IN CITY

Delegates to the Pennsylvania
State Conference, Daughters of the
American Revolution, are arriving
in the city with their spinning wheel
and distaff insignia and by this eve
ming practically two hundred will
have registered. All business ses-
sions will be held in convention hall
Of the Penn-Harris, which is head
quarters for the conference. Mrs,
Anthony Wayne Cook, the state re-
gent, will preside and there will be
prominent speakers, both men and
women, at all sessions.
The state d. A. r. has done much
war work and the reports TO be
presented will be complete, for
these local Daughters have pur-
chased literally of Liberty Bonds
furnished complete several ambu-
lances for France, and given kitchen
trailers and diet kitchens to the
camps at home. They have entered
actively into Red Cross and emer-
gency aid work, financing their own
gifts to these organizations and done
much efficient service along Amer
icanization lines One of the most
important enjoyable parts of the
program will be the reports of chap
ter regents, giving resume of their
own special "doings." The social
events of the week are for the con-
ference, visiting daughters and
guests. Members of Harrisburg
do not have the guest privilege for
these functions at the Executive
Mansion, Mrs. William Bailey's and
at the See House.
The complete program for the
conference will be found ON page 4
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-27
GERMANY LIKELY TO
LOSE HER COLONIES
France and Great Britain Oppose Restoration in Order
to Prevent Establishment of Submarine Bases in
Colonial Possessions; Claims of the Bel
gians; Uchida Speaks For Japan

fore the Peace Congress, be inspired
by sentiments expressed by Viscount
Uchida. the Japanese Foreign Minis
ter on the opening of the Diet at
Toxic, Japan's senior delegate, Baron
Malino, said to the Associated Press
to-day. The Japanese will, first of
all, contribute in every way possible
to the conclusion of a just and per-
manent peace and neither expect nor
desire any territorial expansion in
China or Siberia. he said.
While declining to discuss with the
press any questions likely to come
before the Congress. Baron Maxine
said
WiIEng TO Aid Russia
"Our Minister of Foreign Affairs
may be regarded as having expressed
the views of the peace delegates in
outlining the broad policies of ia
pan. He disposed of any question as
TO Japan's relations with Russia by
declaring that she neither intends or
desires - interfere in Russian af-
fairs, but is willing. If solicited, to
aid Russia in restoring order.
Asked as to- the disposition of
Tsing-Tao, Baron Maxine again re-
ferred to the Foreign Minister'S ad-
dress, saying: ..
China to Get Tsing-TaO
"Viscount Uchida left no room for
doubt as to where Japan stands when
he said that if at the Peace Congress
Japan was given the right freely to
dispose of TsingTao she will hand 1t
back to China under the terms of the
notes exchanged between China and
Japan in May. 1916"
"The belief is expressed in French
official circles that the preliminaries
for peace will be finished and ready
for submission to the French cham
ber between March l 8 and March
81" says the Paris edition of the
London Daily Mail.