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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
The Melting Pot
COME, TAKE POTBUCK
WITH US

They stood before Justice Of the
Peace A. W. Hosinski. the man and
woman, holding each others hands,
for were they not TO be married just
as soon as the justice could say the
magic word?
The justice sat behind his desk,
looking stern, as justices OF the
peace are supposed to look on Occa-
sions OF such moment. TO two per-
sons at least.
The justice got all ready TO per-
form the ceremony. He arranged
the books and papers on his desk.
and then drew his chair up a little
closer Then the justice stood Up.
and the man and woman thought
that he was about TO begin TO make
them one. as some say man and
wife are.
Five dollars please" the man
and woman heard come from the
lips of the Justice. That did not
sound anything like what they had
been led to believe were the words
Of the marriage ceremony.
What do you mean, FIVE dol
lars?" asked the man.
1T costs five dollars to get mar
ried in this court" said the Justice
We'll, honey, 1 reckon Wen have
to put this off little longer" said
the man, turning to the girl.
81 reckon So" agreed the girl.
The justice looked over at the
opposite wall so as not to embarrass
the man and girl. but hanging right
in front OF him was a calendar, and
right away he saw what day it was.
"I1l just do a little fooling on my
own account" unused the justice to
himself Aloud he said:
Take hold Of each others hands. ="
The justice then began TO read
something out of a book. 1t ended
with:
81 pronounce you man and wife. I"
"And I'm going to fool you, too, !"
continued the justice as he extended
his hands to the newly-made bride
and groom
"You don't owe me a cent" he
ended as he looked at the calendar
which registered April l.
c. ]. COOPER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
APRIL 4. 1919.
CLEAR UP WEEKS AHEAD.

The New York state commissioner of health has
sent out letter 10 mayors village presidents and
boards OF health throughout state calling upon
them take the necessary steps in preparation for
Cleanup week" They to notify citizens of the
date arrange FOR proper disposal of the rubbish
collected and the interest of every resi-
dent OF every community
The national Cleanup" and "Paint-up" cam
paign bureau with headquarters in st. Louis sug-
gests that clean up campaigns this spring
than week. and take broader purpose
than before In letters it is sending all over
the country Il urges every community, matter
how large how small II may be. to put forth its
best effort TO make that region a better place to
live in.
1--WE need an immediate and continuous and
thorough campaign that represents and enlists
every interest and organization, every man,
and child in the community in a
SADIE OF cleanliness. thrift and civic pride, and
their practical application
Neat yards clean streets. every tin can and
scrap OF waste paper disposed of properly instead
OF left clutter up the landscape only the
simplest aims OF the clean up campaign. Repairs
or houses. barns and fences as well as all kinds
OF improvements public buildings and parks,
call for energetic. thorough work and the earnest
cooperation of everybody in the neighborhood.
Incidentally the fullest carrying out of such a
campaign will opportunities for en-
ployment in any community. Carpenters. masOns
timers. painters gardeners. etc. will be in great
demand for a considerable period. The improved
appearance OF the town will be closely followed by
improved health and prosperity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
LEFT WING" SOCIALIST PROGRAM.

The American Socialist party. having already lost
its more level-headed members as a result Of its
pro-German attitude during the war is now i'm
process OF dividing more or less violently.
factions called The left wins" and right wing"
The former term signifies the more radical group
and the latter the more conservative, and unfor-
tunateiy for the socialist party and probably
the country too the left wing seems TO be gain
ing strength
In recent meetings Of socialists in several Ameri-
there has been approved a program adopted by the
left wing OF New York socialists This program
calls for "uncompromisng Industrial and political
mula as meaning that mo more reforms in the
present economic and political system viii be sup
ported" lie declares "Our whole plan is reyolu-
ton"
This. OF course means bolshevism. or something
as much akin TO il American socialists dare hope
for To emphasize their ultra-radicalism some Of
the groups are calling FOR "a national emergency
convention" and also an international convention
to be held m this country, including representa-
tives OF the Russian bolshcviki and the German
Spartacaus
This certainly soe..s 10 bring the Red" menace
nearer home 0fore evident than the peril. however
is the manifest absurdity Of such a program in a
country like tho United States Anyone familiar
with genuine socialist progress knows that the
most important gains made along socialist lines I'm
the Iast 80 years have been made la England
through the agency OF tho Fabian socialist Of
whom Bernard shaw is the best known represent
tatve ITEM oy item. those conservative British
socialists have DOT over q btg comprehensive pro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04

gram OF political and economic reconstru ction
writing into the country's laws and institutions the
most acceptable features that socialism had TO offer
Those socialists have succeeded remarkably be-
cause they did not scare antagonize the general
public, because they attempted ilI-timed
revolution but fitted their reforms by one.
easily naturally. to the existing system. until
that system itself. little by little. transformed
II IS in this way that whatever is worth while in
socialism will succeed, II it ever succeeds and this
fact the American radicals ignore their coun-
trys annoyance and their undong.
Their present efforts cannot win. This is not
Russia but America. That left wing far y
merely beating the air. II it begins to appear a
real menace. it will be clipped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
BOLSHEVIK SCHOOL CHILDREN.

If all that the correspondents say about it
true which doubt, the children in Russia are
going TO school just the way that children have
thought they wanted go since the first school was
organized. Their idea of millennium is at hand
but
If the children do not like their teacher they
dismiss him. If they holding a committee
meeting" when ne arrives he disturb them.
When lunch time there is a stampede; for
the first in the lunch is the first one
served. and food is Teacher say never
a word for he must interfere with the rights
Of the individual
There is punishment Attendance is not com
pulsOry and there marks. Oh joy
But these children really happy? Any one
who knows anything about children knows that
they not. The child may hate rgidity but he
loves the comfortable background law and order
just the same. The undsciplined, insoent child is
the happy
And with this lawess present what Of their
future, and Of the future our children who must
contend with the results of that lawlessness in later
years?
The problem of the Russian school children IS
the problem of the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04

Surely this "encephalts lethargica" can't be such
a new disease. Lots of peoples brains have been
asleep right along
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
The abandoned Room
a Mystery Story by Wads-
worth Camp.
CONTINUED
SYNOPSIS.

Bobby Blackourn - suspected OF tAe
murder OF his grandfather. Silas Black,
burn. who was found dead with a smsu
a5andone and locked room OF bis home,
the CedarS. CIrcumstan-ial ev &c
points TO the guilt OF Bobby. who Is IN.
able 10 establish an al!bi as a result OF
loss Of memory after a night OF gay
life" I'm New York, spent In company
Of Parades, from Panama, and Marie. a
Spanish woman. De awakes In de-
serted shack near the Cedars and goes
20 the house where he meets his cousin,
katherine. ana Graham, a friend. Al
agree that mystery surrounds the death
Of tie old man, who was one OF many
Blackburns TO die In same manner.
Strange signs invariably mark tie Occa-
siOE Of a death in the room.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

iom i~eilere bIeo Sirit Wational @anf
Wfinnepaufan. San efterIaoer fla
Suitrr, YRS. N~agnbilo Segee, og en-
Tatter, Hiibp. 9eerapeIien bar be
rainmet at iinbe Steo / N~innepaifon
paa Ssnoag.
Irpinser efterisses. IGno ira
Omaha bar / Yipeitone og Sntcgn
iegt efter Iroinger / ct go, og ser
lttler Jig Der oct Spsrgsmaal, ON
Sobn u. @beabon, Ell al De ferite
Settlcre | Hipeitone Gountp, og S,obn
Weooen, Ell / Omaha npIig afbeo rig
8runoeienoomsbeiiooer, life er Ell o.
lantnte Eerion. Wbeaoon fom til
Etpeltone Gountp og fog iig Some.
ltcao, men eiter at babe libt flere Cab
reiIte ban oerfra for omtrent 20 Mar
lioen. Wan peo life / bpilfen Het-
ming ban %rciite, men Der er Willigbco
for, at ban tog aurien til Nebraifa,
bpor ban laa io~ranorcoc lit Naon for
igIen at tage Someiteao. Ga ban
nplig osbe iom en- meget rig Wanb
1anotes blanot hans Observation-Disclosures
en- gomnlel Negnifabsbog, bpori
nGpntes flere 5orretningstransaftio.
ner | TipeItone, og bette bragte Sfif-
teretten | Omaha til at anitiQc nor
mere gfterisgelier. Oct bar Mrpins
ger man isgte, men ON END life iaa-
oanne fanotes, Times BOG FL megct
piatia Splpsning ON BEN mpitlife
WanoS tioligere 2ip at bore. afilsret.
&isbanolet &pimbe frifjenbes.
Mrs. Sobn @ebber, ser / S~elpioripar
itiso og brGbte fin Wano, err al
Sranoillrpen / Minneapolis blepen
frifienot. abinbens ligeircntme %
itlmpffcbe Weretning ON be Wtisbalo-
finger, bun hnpbe ppret ioiat for al
lin brlltale Mano, par / bpieite 8rao
rpiterlbe, pg iaapel Tolitinpnoiebe.
oerlle iom oct Hsoe &ors bar lat iig
/ WebPgelie for at birlpe belloe. Wteo
tine ire imaa @srn ltob bum blottet
for BET aler n%pbpenoigite, mebens bun
ON nogle faa Waoneoer peitter nof
en- Soregelie al Samilien. Sun
boboe forrige aar benocnot fig til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og beainrt
lit ltmenneife al en- Wano itilet /
fsritc 3lasie, boabenbe at bette piloe
bringe bam ino paa beore @eie, men
efter npuIe ion Mnanc0crS Sicncite
/ Camp Goop fom ban tilba9e emo
mere brutal, iaa bun ltabig ip9ueoe
/ Ben ltsrite Mngit for lit % line
@orns 2in. Sum refer MI til fine
Sorplore, Mr. og Wrs. Sarnuel Slit,
boeuoe paa N Sarm n9r Wtlner, g.
Saf., for ser at forisge at glemme
Sortiben og ORE &eiten al lit Sip for
De ulfploiae 9ern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

banoIerneS @arelagcr, oa Def life
alere er SoIt i Sp, Gountp og for
re'ten belle Den peItlige Del al Sta
ten, lom prooianterer for DC tsrrc
Var, men Der fontner Siliinoer og
after Slilinoer meo Sernbanetog,
gllttomobil % Seitelfpos ira Minne.
lota og Soma, for at ifaffc iig libt
"%lterft" til SitIet, for ane Wtllligbe.
Der ocrfor aiifiPres. Ser torres MI
iaa poloionrt poa oct SpIag al 81,
lom Spens 9rpggerier iatte ipei mteo,
at Der ia~noipnligpis intet mere pil
bore at faa oeruf efter oen lite Nni,
og oct betra9tes iom afgiort, of oe
belt tsrre Gage bill inotrGoe for ocn
beitenlte lite SitIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Noro Safota.
8jenpalst iom Sfolebeitprer. 8ro'


fesior gmil @itenipn er bleben glen.
pnlgt til at tiene lin fierbe Sermin
icm SfoIcbeimrer / petersburg, og
Def meo N betpoelig 2ensfprbpielle
@itenlon er @raouent ira 2utber
College, Gecorab. &lasIe n 1911, %
ban bar iom Stlioent Der befienot
iom Ell opetie Sportsmallo os Weo-
lem al &utber College Concert Wano.
Gamscr flaser oper llofrpsnins.-
Ittornep General @iuiam Ranger
optrpber fortioen / Ssielteret iom
pripat 9orger, ioet ban % hans So
Ser, Srauf s. Sanger al Gasielton,
bar anla9t Sag for at forebpgae, at
DC frnies no peb Meorganiierinael
al Sarge Mercantile SO. SCI frem.
eoar al alagen, at Sarge Ncrcan-
tile So. iprit oreaniiereoes lite
gpril 1895, % at Sranf s. 2anaer
"a fjsbtc % % @i0iam Sanger 100
s(ftier. Selifabets Charter noleb
lite Ipril 1915, nten tilipnelabenoe
blep DC Stprenoe inben SrganiIatios
men life opmcrfiom bcrpaa ior ire
slar @iellere, ibet REORGANIZATION fore
toges 9oc Ii,9. 1918. Serom bapbe
@iaiam Sallger % bans Taoer life
Sen rirgcItc @cifeb, paaitaaes Ser,
ier Sc unoerrctteocs on, at bct CANT
10 SpIifnh nnr nnIni, M nt $40 40
oa $2,5S7, benbolbSpiS, bar ocponc.
ret / cn al Sargos @onfcr, bpilfe &c
LOB reprTIentereoe Trrbicn al DC
res gftier / set gnnllt Sclifab. Oct
me Sclifub@ GmbcoantTnb iigcS OF
tagc set Stnnbpmlft, at naar oct
gannle Sclifabs Charter uar opleit
hupSe bette ionrme Selifab opbort at
criitcre, % at ingcti al DC 10 Can.
gers fltrbc aisrc Sorbring a nogerl
9lnbel / Den me Organization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
SNO Safota.

Site i 81 Iar. Dtr. % Wtrs. 9.
20. Sulion al Slallorcou icircoe M
lig i'm 57.aarisc @rpuiipsoag. Sp-
oersparret er blanot oenlle Gyms
Tionercr.
Np YrGiiSemt. SanocIsioreningen
/ Scnlnlon bar palgt +. q. sluitao til
lin YrTiioent. Sorcnirgen bar iaar
optagct paa lit Nrogrom Here Sie,
remaol til uIocre SrenIgang ior Sp
% Smcgn,
&irfc ncobrGuot / WaSiiun. Gen
tpife @aptilttlrtc / Waoiion er nco.
brTnot meo ct Cab al omfring $11,
600, finn belpia oTffet res Nsiitrall.
&C. Slocn antagcS opltaaet ira CT
Tarmcopparat.
Narcts ipritc Yrcriebrano. On
YrTricbranN bcricoc iorriae llge
npr Wl'on - Den isrite nlclot bette
gar. Sloen orepes fremoper al Ell
hciti1 Sinh % aibrTnb.c meget pnr.
oiiiilbt Sanb Tor &apncaang Oh So,
Ter Den itaniebcS. NQc Gancn$
9ianebcrS iirpmmcoc til % ocItog /
SlufningSarbeioet.
Snoianer, mooiGtter iis 9anoaab.
ming. Snoioncrc paa Gbcpennc Nj.
Der &cieruationcu bar unbcr ct Nt0
sc tasct SeiIutnins ON. al sc piI
moolUttc liz Den paotal.e Iabnirg
al Hclerpatiouen Tor Settlcre. On
Wlaioritet al &eotmocrnc uo.oltc
iom jim S%ormcuius. at Hcierpatio.
mems Mabnina pilbc pirfe hcmnIcltbe
Tor SnbiauerueS Stammciorbinbel
Ter % Sfiffc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Trpater Cafe Noroens Sbrlrs.

Bolton pcnter itprt Heoicrinasar

Eolipn Denter iturt HegIcringsans
lag. Santes Sarbert, ser er Trrii.
bent for 5latbeao Srrigation asio.
citation % formooes at pioe bpab
ban taller ON, bar nplig erflrret, at
Hegjeringen logger Tlaner til Sp.
%rettclIe al en- prloig Nitratfabrif /
HolIon. Senne Tabrif iigeS at bile
tolte omfring Is Wtiaioner Collars.
Simtoluns iibitc gcboer. Sim.
tomn, Der UNDER Sen iprlte gpioemi
al 8ulofeberen bar ct meget lipli9t
Steo, me1t iom MI or poe og belt ior.
Iaot, ligger 20 Wfil ~eitenior ScIcno,
lige paa Ben bpieite Sam al @ig @elt
SielorGffe % er ct al De piloeite og
tllipnelaoenoe nreit gubsforlaote
Strss i alippebiergene. Gicf Got.
ter bar Steoets iioite geboer. San
fom til Simtopn, ba man ser baaro-
tereoe 8uloet onrtrent iom Wd, pa /
Sinltotpn forblep ban, ON ems life
nleget al Set guile Wetal bIep bGn,
genoc fat bog bamt. San ifaficoe fig
oog ct flrmmerligt l1bfomme, oa 1oln
Simtowns etteite @eboer bar ban MI
rs Nar aannrel. San pleiebe at tage
line regelmGsiige Si,re mes til Sele-
ne, men Der forleoen uhebIep ban,
bbilfet itrar nnfte 9gngitelie 9os oe
Mtrno, Der fienbte baml npie og /
mango Ior bapbe iagttaget bans
pitnftllge @eiog. 80 al SeIenas So
lltibetiente blep n1eo 9lutomobil
Ienot til SimtoDn for at ie efter Sen
aanle Mtano. Sneen laa orb Der
cppe paa Seiben, % man bapoe
&anifeligbeoer meb at finbe Golfers
Suite paa Den gptomt, buor ser III,
life fanotes oct rillgeite Segn til
Sip. Sptten fatotes BOG tiliioit, og
/ Den laa ben gan1le Mano ifiGlpen.
DC, uben Slo Omen og uoen Woo.
Set bite Jig ienere, at ban life bapoe
ipiit paa fire Gage. Stormell bar /
SiltagenOe, men De to Yolitibetieute
tiltraaote mobig oen 20 Wtil LANCE
&eiIe nreb Den flloitGr1oig affrefteoe
Wano, % oct blep en- Serb, iom in.
gen al benn bill 9iere ON igien. Sc
fon DOG alIe iIipe neb til Selera,
% Gotter blep gipet ben bebite Tleie.
Zen eamle @llograpers lterfe SEA
tlir ieireoc ogiaa benne Sang, ioet
ban bltrtig fom iig, men eiter bert
Iom ban g~jenpanot fine legemIiae
&rGiter opba9eoe man, at ban bar
bIeuen fuloitrnoig panpittig. Stint
topns iibite 9eboer maattc brin0es
til SinbSipacaiplet for at enoe fine
Gage Der. Snliolertib ligqer oen en-.
gang iaa itpienoe @%ulograperbp MI
fuloitGnbig forlabt. Spertroiife sSolf
tiger Oct ipsaer / oisie forlobtc gper
= Dire for Ser beguaeoe S~or6rpoel,
Ter raaber / llpeirsnrtter pua Sppn,
flyer man. Get bar bel belIt Gnionl-
beben % Den pilbc, troItesloie Ia.
tl,r, Ser bapoe tpnget paa gomle Got
tiers Sino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Sritf Yfnufninn

Sriit Minntnins. 6. g. Sobnion
al Gebar Hapios, Soma, er oso paa
ct SoipitaI / Siour Sails ion Sslge
al at babe taget bicblorioe Of mer-
cilrp. 9lanot bans Giterlaoenifaber
fanotes grepe ira bans Suitru,
bpori benrle befIaseoe Jig oper at boz.
re iteot / Nsb, ibet bun % benocs
gern mangleoe oct ~nsopenoige til
2ibetS Spholo. Mtan tror ban / Mn.
ger oper i'm Taarifab bar taget lit
eget Sip. Sobnlon bar 46 Iar CANT
mel.
TrDater Cafe Noroens SbrlGgs
ming. Solf / Smegnen Of 2ofe Nor.
Den, Ell al De pafreite Smaaiieer
Samlin County, nprer alporlig
Srpet for at oen belt eGer oeIbis bill
foripinbe, bporfor Der forleben bolo-
ties ct Was iemsoe og uonGpntes en-
aomite til at tage iaaounne sSor-
bolosregler, iom maatte finoes npb.
penbia. Ser err nemIie Segn til, at
@aarflomnen bill grade l~lbIsbsfana-
len Ioa bpb, at Snoiisens Sanoitano
uil reoilceres til ct Wprbul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Norite Gbemtbr,

DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
@iscomHtt.
YIN Sernbnnelinic uabnct.

ND N"ernDnncltnJc ununcf. Cffftct
& Nortbern MailronD er iorleoen
onbnet for Nasiagertroiif mellem
blair % Gttricf / SreInpealeou So.
Sinicn tTnfeS forlTnget til Gales
bile ior Der at fonime / 6orbinoelie
meo Nortb @citern Wanen.
50 Wnmlc inSc6rrnot. Oct ia.
tbolltc NlocroomSbjcm / Sono 0u
Soc ncobrunote Ell 9tot forrigc llge,
hporpeb Sobn Matbcms, 20 Iar, og
AIRS. @orp @einaro, so Nlar, begge
noe al Stano til at iorlabe lin Seng,
inbebrunbtc. Gre andre blep alpor-
lig f%orbrGnote.
SnShsitnina al IS iorcgif iorrige
ltAe mcb febrilif Sait / Ga GrosIe %
andre @per Ionas Wisiisiippiflcben,
ibet MAJ MI inoier, ct oct CT iiblte
~9lnleoning iaar. Ger plcier at uGre
to Noo inf IS paa Slobcn, meocrs
Ieloc Sloolebet III er belt isfrit og
oet laugS &alterne gienblepre SIS
oUffe CT minbre ellb cit 500 / Spf.
telic. Set er benne minorc gooc
IS lom Ill ~inbbeites.
ling Slocbranositiitcr. &oparo
Talmer, II slar gammel pg bientme.
bprcnoe / Mabiion, bar / 2ebet al
Ell llee lot Slo paa tire forifieligc
@pnninaer / Nihlano, hnor ban ire
fpcnierebe Nortblano College. Sun
or iorelcbia brnat til CT Snratorium
/ Wfilpallfee. Zen unae Whlnb bar
tilItaact, at ban Sen 1Sbe Tehr. iattc
>Ib paa 8uttcrncs Sormitorp. men
par 500 peb benne g~nleonina 6anot
Sem, Der / ~itsritc Sprpirrire ilngteoe
finn iisrt NatfIrber. SnenS Ares
buterianerfirfc oar eli AZ oe andre
@paninscr, ban ioris1tc at iaa lagt
! Nife.
Tliucr ga CROSSE tpr ipr SiScn?
Ser mclbes ira ga Grosic, Of ocnne
Sp ioT or at reanc ior peItIige @iS-
c~oniinS iioitc Saie, alereoe be1pn.
Ser at pile Segn til IN nGr lore
i,aaenbe SerlGggclic. Set beapnoer
nemlis at minfe itpgt paa Ores
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

%ualminoelig ~fGng5lenbe Sortrl.
ling ira Srlipanernes romantiitc
Sollono. Oct er imiolertio life ON
Snliponer SortGaingen banolcr,
men ON en- ing rusiiif officer og
oen itotagenbe Srpfen emma ban
0arpaaerien og be Sonifeliabebcr,
iom bober fig op for ct iaobant air.
reItepar i Grigstib. Tris 4Oc. Wcb
ct Iar $1.65.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO..,
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
&netps &urmetooer,
Sene' % 0~rgeraab. |%arncnIeie.

Soem fjenoer life YaIt. aneipp's
6eremte aurmetooer os sobe Gaaoa
Ser er en- al bans melt popuIare
Bigger, en- Saonobog, iom err abio.
Iut %ulnop9rIig poa 6armcn, lanai
ira Goftor % Ipot1ef. Gr SipIp
i ale spsoomstiIfrloer og en- La.
rerig BOG at IGie baaoe for ganle
og trnge oe life minbit for enbper
Suitru og Mor. aiinittet ON Oar.
repIeie er pberIt interesiont oa mt.
tig. Tris inhbmnoct $3.50. Deb
"Tpitcn" $1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

Ell uoisgt Samling al Sc melt al.
bolbte norife Gpentpr, bporibIarbt
"Ier, Eaal % Gipen Iifelob",
"&iGrringen moo Strsnncn", San
Gar iipl / Stua", "6anben / Noo.
SEN, "Goboag Manb = greIfoft",
oa ct SneS andre al Sc o~nerbeoite.
IA Sioer. Gris 35c. Meo Eoitcn
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Ia.
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OSpteN.

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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-19
CALIFORNIA
MAYOR ON
TRIAL
District Attorney Woolwine
Accuses Police Depart
ment of Attempting to
Spirit Away Witness.

Los Angeles, April 9.-Selection
of jury for the trial of Mayor
Frederic T. Woodman in Superior
Judge Willis court on a charge of
accepting a bribe, has been COM
pleted and the nine men and three
women composing it will begin the
consideration of evidence Monday
morning.
Coincidentally with the impanel-
ing of the jury, announcement was
made by r. Lee WoolWine, district
attorney that the county grand
jury Monday would begin an in
vestigaton into alleged tampering
with state witnesses in the Wood
man trial and alleged intimidation
by city police and other alleged
irregularities by city officials.
This announcement followed ISSUE
ance of statement by the district
attorney that members of the police
department had attempted to spirit
out of the jurisdiction of California
courts one of his witnesses, Il ne
gress, Dorothy Coy. Following the
testimony of this woman before the
grand jury shortly before Mr.. Wood
man was indicted, she was arrested
by the police on charge of vag-
rancy and given a Jail sentence, ac-
cording to the district attorney.
While still in custody, the statement
said, she was put by police woman
on a train bound for Salt Lake City.
This woman furnished a ticket and
told the negress to get out of the
state and not to return. The ex-
act whereabouts of the Coy woman
tonight is unknown, but it is under
stood she was in the custody OF
county authorities.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-04-19
GERMANY WILL
ALWAYS BE
A MENACE
Says Marshal Foch. In
Fifty Years She Would
Try Again. No Mistakes
Next Time.
Special United Press Wire J

London, April 19.-Marshal Foch,
in an interview with the Paris cor
respondent of the Mail, predicted
that so years hence the Germans, if
given opportunity, would make an
other assault on France and Britain
.Now we've reached the Rhine and
we must stay there" he said. Its
our only safety. We must have 1t
as q barrier and double lock the
door.
Remember those 10000, 200 Ger
mans will always be menace to us.
They are people both envious and
Warlike. Their natural character
istics haven't been changed by events
in the last four years. Fifty years
hence they will be what they are to-
day. Next time the German Will
make no mistake. They will break
through northern France and seize
the channel ports as a base OF op-
erations against England.