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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-19
PEACE TREATY ON
RECORD IN SENATE
Senator BOrah of Idaho Secures
Copy From Chicago Iri-
bune Correspondent.
TRIED TO PREVENT READING
Supporters of President Fought Hard
to Keep Draft From Going
Into the Records.

Washington, June 10.-A copy Of the
German peace treaty, said to have been
brought to this country by a Chicago
newspaper correspondent, was, pre-
scented in the senate today by Senator
Borah. Republican, of Idaho, and by
vote of AZ to "a ordered put in the
Congressional Record and printed as
public document.
All the votes against publication
were cast by Democrats with the ex-
ception of that by Senator McCumber
of North Dakota, Republican. Senator
Thomas, Democrat, Colorado, forced a
roll call refusing unanimous consent
for publication.
All day long the Democratic mem
bers of the Senate fought against the
admittance of the treaty and attempted
to block either its admittance or its
publication. 1t was not until Senator
Borah had started to read the $4,000
word document into the daily record
that the Democrats surrendered and
the privilege of publishing the treaty
in the Congressional Record was OBJ
tanned.
Since Senator Borah was handling
the fight for the treaty in the Senate
the copy was handed to him. The text
was not telegraphed until after the
copy had formally been placed in Off
cial hands.
During the voting Senator Hitchcock,
who has been the Presidents chief de-
fender in his refusal to give the Senate
the privilege of seeing the original
treaty, slipped over to the Republican
side, and Senator Borah permitted him
to glance through the Tribune's copy.
Convinced that this was a genuine
copy, Mr. Hitchcock refrained from
making any comment as to the validity
of the copy, but vehemently attacked
the manner in which it might have
been obtained. He and his Democratic
colleagues played upon the idea that
it might have been obtained in an lille
Ultimate manner.
A vigorous defense of the Senate's
right to have the treaty published was
delivered by Senator Johnson Of Cali
fornia, who asserted that the American
public is entitled to the text of the
treaty as much as the people of Ger
many and other countries where it had
been published, and as much as certain
-'WalI Street interests" said to have
copies of the treaty.
What Wall Street has the American
people have a right to have" Senator
johnson said.
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CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS

Villa forces occupied Guadalupe,
a Mexican town opposite Fabens, Tex,
thirty-two miles east Of Ell Paso, last
night, according to information from
Fabens. Another force said to be part
of Angeles troops is moving toward
Juarez.
Federal Judge Hand has dismissed
writs OF habeas corpus sworn out in an
attempt to prevent deportation OF
seven members of the L ". W. found
guilty by the Department Of Labor Of
melting industrial unrest in the North
west.
Orders issued a week ago calling
for a national strike of telephone work
ers, including operators and mainte-
nance men have been Tescinded.
Charles P. Ford, international secre-
tary of the International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers, said recently.
The Mexican government has or
dered the withdrawal Of the Mexican
delegates from the Pan-American com
mercial congress as a protest against
the speech recently made before the
congress by Speaker Gillett of the
House of Representatives
Investigations by the military au-
thorities have failed to reveal the iden-
tity of the person who fired three shots
recently at the house in Coblenz occu-
pied by Brig. Gen. Ma1in Craig, chief
of staff of the Third Army 1t is said
that the name OF General Craig is the
third On the German secret list Of
marked Americans.
Three thousand peasants. includ-
ing women and children, have been
shot or hanged by the red army as q
consequences OF revolts in Western
Hungary around OdenburE
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MADE 1T WORK BOTH WAYS
Editor Gave Rough Check in EX-
change for Rough Verses Offered
by Poetic Youth.

The young man rolled his eyes as
he entered the editorial sanctum.
Here is a poem which you may
publish in your paper 1 dashed it
OF in an idle moment, and you VIII
perhaps find it little rough. You can
make any correction you please"
THANK you" said the editor. II
viii give you a check for it at
once"
you are very kind. shall be de-
lighted
The editor handed him check.
Many thanks" said the poet. Il
will bring you some more poems"
He had reached the door, when sud-
denly he turned
Excuse me, but you've forgotten to
I'LL up this check 7"
'Oh, that's all right" said the ed
itor. Il have given you q check in
the rough state, as II were You can
make any corrections you please"
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WILSON ASKS FULL PROBE
Prompt Action Urged by the President
in CabIegram to Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska.

Washington, June 10. President
Wilson, in cablegram received today
by Senator Hitchcock. Nebraska, Dem
ocrat, said he hoped the investigation
by the Senate foreign relations COM
mittee of how copies of the peace
treaty reached private interests in New
York would be most thoroughly pros
ecuted."
The President said he felt it was
"highly undesirable officially 20 COM
municate the text of document which
is still in negotiation and subject to
change" and that anyone who had pos
session of the official English text
'<has what he is clearly not entitled
to have or to communicate"
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ocean to the sun, and the sun said,
Yes, this is the day you're getting
ahead of me. But still if il were not
for me you wouldn't be getting ahead
of me" And the ocean rOared and
rumbled and said:
''Win you explain that TO me. Mr.
Sun? I don't quite understand"
Surely" said Mr.. Sun, grinning.
"Of course it's very, very, very hot to-
day. It's the first extremely hot day
of the season. And so the people feel
the heat very much.
Last night 1 left a beautiful red
colOring behind me, and the photo
graph which was taken of me in the
ponds and in the ocean when you were
quiet for a few moments was very red.
yes, they all took photographs of
me last night when I was looking so
red To be sure these photographs
aren't kept of me, for can be taken
any time, and it is nicer to have lots
Of pictures OF the sun and have them
different at different times.
well, anyway, 1 was very red last
night and the waters all reflected or
took a picture of me as looked.
not only had my picture taken but
that was q hint to the people that to-
day would be very hot, as very hot
it is"
yes, it's very hot" said the ocean.
"And," continued Mr.. Sun, cit was
so hot that people slept on the beach
all night. They were swimming late
yesterday afternoon when was going
to bed, and this morning here were
these people waking up and saying
All, the moon has gone to bed for
the day. The sun is up. Let US get
up too, and have a swim in the beau
tiful ocean, for IT is going to be hot
hotter even than yesterday
For, Ocean, one reason it is so hot
is that the clouds are full Of heat blan
kets.
In the city 1 have seen children
playing on the roof trying TO get some
air and putting up umbrellas so
wouldn't make them too hot. This Is
one time when I have been treated
like the King Of the Clouds, in having
the umbrellas put up for me.
Il have seen people in the city to
day putting vegetable seeds into bOxe.
and saying:
This weather will make then
grow They have put these boxes OF
| their roofs and on WindowsiIls.- And
will help them too.
I've seen a blaekbird on the stumJ
in yOnder swamp talking to a duel
| who was in wading, and the black
/ bird said:
The sun makes my black feather
/ very warm
And the duck said, I am finding 1
hard to keep cool, quack, Quack'
"And so, Ocean, while it is a YER
hot day, am adding to the heat will
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RED CROSS HEAD
GAVE OUT TREATY
H. P. Dawson Furnished Off
ciaI Copy of Document TO
EIihu Root.
SENATE ENDS INVESTIGATION
Former Secretary of State Sees Moth
ing Improper in Release of Treaty
BY Mission Member.

Washington, June 12-How the
peace treaty reached private hands in
New York and thus stirred up a sen
sation in the senate, was established
today at a tWO-hour hearing before the
foreign relations committee.
Senator Lodge revealed that the
copy he saw was shown him by Elihu
Root, a former secretary Of state. MI
Root told the committee he got it
from Henry P. Dawson, a member Of
the Morgan banking house and head
OF the Red Cross, and Mr.. Dawson, in
turn, testified it was given him in
Paris by Thomas w Lamont, another
Morgan partner attached to the Ameri-
can peace mission.
]. P. Morgan and Frank a Wander
lip, retiring president of the National
City bank, also before the committee,
said they never had seen a copy.
Dawson Offers Excuse.
With the committee adjourned with
out setting a date to continue the hear
ing and with members on both sides
of the treaty controversy saying pri-
vately that the investigation appar-
emily was over, Mr.. Dawson said he
secured the copy to clear up the status
Of the Red Cross under the league Of
nations, and never had used it in a
financial way He had shown it to no
one except Mr.. Root, he continued, and
had sent it to him because he knew the
former secretary was being consulted
by the American mission.
Nothing Secret About Treaty.
Mr.. Root gave it as his opinion that
there was nothing improper in the
way the treaty reached him and that
he was free to use it as he chose.
There could be nothing secret about it,
he told the committee, because the
German government made it public.
Under questioning, Mr.. Root, who
appeared in the inquiry voluntarily,
said that while, the senate was within
its rights in asking for a copy after
the treaty became public, President
Wilson was within his right in with
holding it if he chose.
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Max use cottonseed on.

In the United States the yellow IN
bIeached palm oil is used very largely
in the tin plate industry. So far IL
is almost the only substance which
has been found satisfactory as a flUx
on the discharge side OF the pots OF
melted tin through which the sheet iron
plates are passed to receive their coats
of tin Recent experiments with by
drogenated cottonseed oil, however, in
dicate that our tin plate industry VIII
be independent Of this foreign-con-
trolled oil.
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SENATE OPENSA
FIGHT ON TREATY
Knox of Pennsylvania Offers
Resolution Declaring Pres
ent PACT Unacceptable.
WOULD SEPARATE THE LEAGUE
United States Ready to Aid Europe
When Menaced-MeanS Bitter
Fight ON Covenant

Washington, June 1.-THE senate
fight over the league of nations was
brought to a more direct issue today
with the introduction of a resolution
by Senator Knox, Republican, Of Penn
sylvania, proposing that the senate
give formal notice to the peace confer
ence of opposition to be expected
should the peace treaty be submitted
for ratification in its present form.
Senator Knox, as member of the
foreign relations committee, drafted
the resolution after conferences with
other league opponents, and presented
it with the apparent support of those
who have led in criticism of the league
covenant. He expected to crystalline
opposition sentiment, as did Senator
Lodge with the circulation of the round
robin in the closing hours of the last
senate.
To Keep Europe Free.
While declaring for immediate con-
cIusion of q treaty dealing with direct
issue Of the war only, the resolution
contains a far-reaching proposal which
would lay it down as a policy Of the
American government that whenever
the freedom and peace of Europe is
threatened, the United States will con-
slider it obligatory to again cooperate
in the removal of that menace.
Decision as to acceptance of mem
bership in the league of nations should
be left without prejudice to each ma
ton, the resolution declared, for future
separate consideration 1t also as
eerts the lack Of authority by the trea-
ty-makjng power of the government to
make treaty which, in effect, amends
the American constitution.
Resolutions Referred.
At Mr.. Knox's request, the resolution
was referred without debate to the
foreign relations committee. He will
attempt to get committee action to-
morrow or Thursday, and hopes to
bring it up in the senate for consider
alton by the end of the week. The
resolution is sure to open a new chap
ter in the league of nations fights,
and to develop a debate which may be
even more bitter than that over
publication OF the treaty text.
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thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain BItrc-Phesphstsr
to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
TO Increase Strength, VlaoF
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless preparations
and treatments which are continually be-
inE advertised for the purpose OF making
thin people deshy, developing arms, neck
and bust and replacing ugly hOlloEs ana
and beauty, there are evidently thousands
Of men and women who keenly 1ee1 IneH
excessive thinness-
Thinness and weakness are often Cue
to starved nerves Our bodies need more
phosphate than IS contained In modern
foods Physicians claim there Is nothing
that VIII supply this deficiency so Wen a.
the organic phosphate known among drug
giSts as bitro-phosphSte. which IS mex
penEive and Is sold by most Al orugglsts
under guarantee OF satisfaction or money
back By feeding the nerves Directly ana
by supplying the body cells with the nee
essary phOsphoric food elements. Ditto
phosphate should produce welcome
Transformation in the appearance the N
crease in weight frequently being aston
fshing.
Increase in weight also carries with il
q general Improvement IN the health
Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack OF
energy which nearly always accompany
excessive thinness, should disappear, outi
eyes become bright, and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom Of perfect health
CAUTION = Although bitro-phosphatS
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness,
sleepiessneSs and general weakness. II
should not. owing to its tendency 70 N
crease weight, be used by anyone WIG
does not desire 70 put on desh-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-19
Learning Eartv.

Son has just begun to go to school
and has much to say about the new
little girls he meets. but every few
days it is a different girl that at
tracts him His mother said, I'm
afraid, son, that you are changeable."
'Taint me that changes, mom," he
answered Its them, when you know
them better" Life
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Advises aAnti-suffsn to Quit.

Geneseo. N. Y, June Abandon
ment of efforts of the National Asso-
citation Opposed to Woman Suffrage to
prevent adoption of the suffrage
amendment is favored by Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth, jr., elected president
of the association in 1917.
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The War Aided India.

New York, June 10.-The people of
than they had made in any previous
century, according to K. C. Paul, ma
tional secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. in
India, who arrived here yesterday from
IiYernooI.
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poIisb .Iev,s DENY Pooroms.

Warsaw, June 1.-THE foreign
office has made public a declaration
from the Jewish committee at Borislaw
protesting against "calumnies" on the
subject of the alleged Jewish pogroms-
This committee affirms that perfect
order nreYaiIs.
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Two Adrte

Jackie had proudly brought his slate
to daddy to show him the drawing up
on IL.
What is it7" asked daddy.
why, daddy" said the surprised lit
tie boy, ats a train"
But you haven't drawn the car
riages, sonny" said the father.
NO" said Jackie; mother says the
engine draws those"
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" q [ c n / d g I n e
people in bathing
at the SeashOre-
There er e
children, grown
ups, and they all
loved the cooling
water and they
also loved Mr..
Sun when til e
came out OF the
water.
But after they
had been out a
little while they
felt the hot sun
and thought they
wanted to go right
back in the water
I'm e e tin g
ahead Of you to-
day" s aid til g
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Extend Lease on criIIon.

Paris, June 1.-THE American
peace commission has extended its
lease Of the Hotel Crillon, its head
quarters, so as to insure possession
well into the autumn. That action is
the outcome of the belief that the
peace conference is likely to drag on
for several months.
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my powerful rays.
And il is because
I am so hot that
the people want
to get cooled OF
by you. So you
see it is because
OF me they are go
ing to you"
1.-The sun smiled
and the o c e a n
said:
"Ah, that is nice
Of you, Mr.. Sun,
and you are really
N a kin g people
love me so much
because you are
S h win g them
how nice it is to
go in the water
and be cool when
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Rox couIn,t save Mother.

st. Paul, June 9-Dr. J. M. A. Ora
velle, discharged army captain, shot
his wife, Mary, late today, after Crap
ping with his 16-year-old son. Ray
mond. The woman ran from the house
AID died later at the city hospital.
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Could BE Remedied.

One day little Jack did not wish to
pick up his blocks. His mother said:
"Why, Jack, If you don't pick them
up il viii break your mammals heart"
But with a quick reply, Jack said:
"Oh, mamma, then I'll get a string
and tie If up"
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N.nk EIed With 500 500.

CobIenz. June Herman army and
police authorities IL the unoccupied
territory opposite the Coblenz bridge
head have been requested by Ameri-
can intelligence officers to keep a
lookout for an American disbUrsing
officer who has disappeared with
$4,000.
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Hernit Lost SIS. 600 Bonds.

Port Townsend, Wash, June o.
Lawrence Smith, aged recluse, re-
ported to the police today that some
one had entered his cabin on the beach
here last night and took $4,000 worth
of Liberty bonds from his clothes.
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Nev, PIeadInus Ia cas case.

Minneapolis, June 9.-The mandate
from the United States Supreme Court
was received in the district court to-
day directing a new hearing in the
Kansas gas case, involving several
millions in disputed overcharges by
Kansas Natural Gas companies.
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Dallas, Tex, June 12-One man was
killed and another injured in q clash
between striking linemen Of the Dali
las Power and Light Company and non
union nnemen today.
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NiIla Near Id Paso.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 11-Villa forces
occupied Guadalupe, a Mexican town
opposite Fabens, Tex, thirty-two miles
east Of FL Faso, last night, according
to information from Fabens today.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-19
Esthonians and Huna clash.

Stockholm, June TO- : Esthonian
forces have clashed with German land
wehr troops in the region east of Riga,
where Lettish detachments have also
been in severe fighting with the Ger
mans, according to an official state
ment issued at Esthonian headquar-
ters
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c.t.. - V.sss- TotsI I million.

Poughkeepsfe, N Y, June 12.-At
the commencement exercises at Vassar
College yesterday announcement was
made of gifts to the college totaling
nearly a million dollars
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Doughboys Fought Antwerp Police.
Brussels, June American soldiers
and the police at Antwerp clashed
Wednesday night Three policemen
and two civilians were wounded by
shots fired during the melee.
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Gamer uroes = "BIue sky', Law.

Washington, June 10. = National
blue sky legislation to wipe out fake
oil stocks and other wildcat" securi-
ties will be urged by Senator Caprer of
Kansas.
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His Curiosity.

what are you doing on the bureau,
TommieT'
'Standin' before the lookin'- glass,
said Tommie. Wanted to see how I'd
look 4 I was twins"
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A Swiss Economic Mission to America
Berne, June 1.-THE number Of
members of the Swiss mission, which
is to go to the United States in August
for a study of economic conditions
there has increased to 652 The mis-
sion will be under The patronage of
the Swiss government
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Berlin. June 11.-Admiral Won Holt
zendorff, head OF the German general
naval staff during the greater part Of
the war. died yesterday. He retired
il August OF last year.
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The Cause.

Glow was it Mrs. Bins got into
such deep water?"
81 guess il was because Of her fall
ing on In her bridge play
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New York, June 10.-There are IT,
$40 1924 Catholics in the United States,
according to the 1919 edition OF the
Official Catholic Directory. just pub
lished.
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Paris, June lit is understood here
that the Berlin government is sending
photogra phically reproduced copies Of
the peace terms to every United States
senator and representative.
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sinoIe TAKERS TO Name Ticket.

New York. June 9.-The Single Tax
party will place q presidential ticket
i1a20, it was announced at its headquar-
tiers TODAY,
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To insure glistening-white table
linens, use Red Cross Ball Blue IN your
laundry. It never disappoints. At all
good grocers, &c.
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you are making them so hot"
"Ah," said Mr.. Sun, ST get started
OF with these strong hot rays and 1
can't really stop working when 1 get
started ike this, and like to see the
people cool of, Ocean, and think they
can find no better way than by going
Into your refreshing waves"
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DADDY,SNEsNNG
UfAIRY KIFH
NfIARY @AI1Af1 BONNER
90 ks AUT5oS
A HOT DAY.

cit was a very hot day." said Daddy,
and the sun was having a fine time
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Rareheaeed cIImax.

'sThat caps the climax"
Doesn't the climax ever go bare
headed, PAT"
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