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   Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - June 28, 1919, Van Wert, Ohio                                ESTABLISHED A D 1873 VAN WERT OHIO 28 PRICE TWO CENTS is an instance the wearer of Glasses use with food results They can worn perfect comfort till day loof and will serve both your near and far eight ments yet there are no ugly seams nor shoulders Whether you need bifocals or any other kind of glasses Ton will find it to your ad van t age both in price and in the results obtained to have tis form for you Patrons Notice Owing to the extreme heat and age of labor all Telephone Calls for delivery this week be in day morning Kindly do not ask for abort time work The Empire Laundry 114 W Jackson St Phone 1061 Why Go South For the Winter when you can have Summer heat in home all Wintar with a Rudy C L EPPS 309 N Washington Wt Phone VAN WERT O Chattel Loans Borrow oni your liye stock machinery or any other kind of personal property without asking anyone to secure you at the OLD HOME LOAN OFFICE Over Store Phone 1068 E F FERGUSON W VV ULAM Chiropractor Office 2nd Floor Block Office phone phone FIRST CLASS PIANO TUNING Regulating repairing aleo Player and Organ work All work Kindly leava your orders nt my 337 North Walnut street Van Wert or drop me a card 14 yeara with Tbe didle Co Phone 1195 H WAR ON POLES A KAISER PLOT i Government Leaders Feared Generals Would Turn Their Troops Upon Berlin EAMONN DE VALERA CROWN PRINCE IN HOLLAND Dutch Minister of Interior Announces Prussian Heir Is Still at Return to Silesia When Peace Signed LENS GRINDING We your Lena the same cloy Reliable Reasonable HlMES SPECIALIST CORRECT Air 1 Berlin Tune the plan tc create a separate state in ern Germany was a plot to restore the former emperor says the correspondent of the The plan was disclosed when generals interested had a con- ference with the government leaders at Weimar Mathias head ol the armistice and commissioner for Silesia were involved The government feared that sing instead of operating against the Poles with the troops under his com- mand would march on Berlin in an attempt Io the former em on the throne Begin With Attack ort Poles Wig national commissioner foi Posen and the two Prussian provinces was to head the movement and to he in charge of the military forces which were to make an attack on the Poles as soon as the peace treaty signed It was the intention to co-operate with grand duke of Mecklenburg In lie establishment of either a re- public or ii monarchy to include West Prussia and The plan was favored bv Adolph president of Kasl Prussia President ol Prussia and President of General Hoffmann a prime mover in the negotiations leading up to Hi treaty with has TOast Prussia having declared he would defend Hint district to the last man in defiance of the government's orders and er recognize the peace 1 reaty Former Emperor William is ning to return to Germany before allies can demand his surrender from Holland a to the After a at Nuremberg about removal of the pictures of emperor and crown prince from the it been derided that the can remain with the exception of one of prince which is loo immoral for children to see according to the Neue Kaiser's Heir in Holland The lime William the Cornier Greman crown prince whose escape from Holland to Germany had been reported still at his residence on the island of Wieringen in the Kinder it was announced here The fact thai Hie former crown was still al Wieringen was dis- closed by an investigation made by the Dutch minister of the interior Predicts Renewal of War June peace is signed I will return to Germany to live on my estates in Silesia and form my duties as a said the former prince in nn interview week at Wieringen A dispatch Io the I laily ror so quotes him and says lie East Prussia and Silesia er to be governed by Poland There will be another war in ten years Urges Kaiser to Surrender Tune telegram gesting to former William that he surrender himself to lies has been sent him by a civilian The message which road passing through the censorship us Kaiser Wilhelm T venture to submit to your majesty the proposed disgrace of the man people might be met by the voluntary surrender of yourself and the military and political leaders and thereby showing the point of view that you've done your duty to fatherland without any blame be- ing to you and that God is witness and Judge of your notions France Honors Stettinius Paris Tune IM ward K lus former assistant secretary has been made a commander of the legion of honor Majority Against Laws X P Tune from precincts out of give for nd against the Non- partisan Eamonn De president of the Irish now In the Uni- ted Slates declares Ireland will not be bound a peace treaty signed on her behalf by English commissioners MONEY FOR SOLDIERS Wisconsin's War Heroes and Aids Get State Senate Passes and House Will Raise Cash by Direct Tax Madison Wis June consin senate passed unanimously the soldier bonus providing lor the raising oL by state tax to pay every man and woman in Wisconsin who served in the world war 910 for month in the Ice or a minimum of The drafted by the joint finance conumlti'fc of two all the spots of other bills offered in legislature The was sent to the house and placed on the calendar for today it will be passed The money will be raised by a stafe tax Counties may elect an im- mediate bond issue arranging the state Io pay on the bonds by the increase in laves ing years The direct to rais means a pur cent increase in taxes for one year A feature of the Is the graduated surtax on incomes Tn any case under the direct lax mi- hod the money not be available Io diers until March The provides for by a service recognition board com- posed of the governor adjutant eral and a hero to be named by the JOBS FOR MANY SOLDIERS Positions Have Been Obtained for 70 Per Cent of Returned Yanks Says Col Woods Xew York June per cent of the soldiers discharged since tb armistice positions them Arthur Woods to the war who is in charge of fur dis charged service men announced Unlisted men are being at Hie rate of from to a Jol Wood said and only a comparatively small percentage me unable either to return to their old positions or to obtain new positions through the agencies The principal centers of ment at the time are Xew York cago St Louis and ton Col Wood again emphasized fad thai one of the ies is unusual demand among discharged service men for clerical labor and Hie reluctance of the average man to form farm labor NURSE'S BODY IS FOUND Remains of Mrs Dolly Chester ered From Lake ing Since February 6 Chicago fline body of Mrs Chester years old vas found in the lake between Ohio Ontario streets Missing since i the little nurse hi the family of Clarence F Parker retired vice president of Illinois Central railroad at DOtl Lake Short lias been the object of country-wide and numerous have been obtained and the of lier Mrs Chester's mother in III uas of Hie finding f body and was io come o today REVOLT MOVE CRUSH Minister of Defense Noske Jails Soviet Council for Plotting Uprising INSURRECTION PLOT BARED MISS JEAN OHL Independent Socialists and ists in Soviet Face Charges Based On Ships Are Placed in Peril June of national defence looms a- Germany's strong facing the internal is growing worse In 1 public statement lie to tiie nation he uas of the piers lor uprising but he to meet it -is he met tile un iron hand U y he place the u hole of Germans law declared June independent and communist members of the of Hie irenter Berlin let were arrested order Minister nt Defense Thcy aro charged with having been iu col- lusion the leaders of the uprising Hamburg The followed the tion of a telephone message between Hamburg and Herlin in which the in- at Hamburg informed the radicals that the lime for another revolution at hand and urged them to take active d lately Tlie local lenders are said to advised the Hamburg loaders to arm their partisans for the of op- posing i lie government being mobilized against Hamburg Reds Face Treason Charge The independent and the communists in the toviel are lacing Among those said to lie implicated are ard Mueller chairman ol the and by the sobriquet Oxer Mi- Dead The German government dered to Hamburg I suppress there reached 1b suburbs the city The troops the ate cessation of the release ol all prisoners held by the in the city hall and the delivery ol ea pi ins Criminals Returned to Jail All released during recent turbulent events re- turned tn jail I he in the rioting are estimated been 20 killed and 1.10 to I the surface the situation is er banks are open the of- liees doing ss and Hie ily 11 ion fire The however not their control is no ions to take charge jf Hi food in the er to police Hi The still are in al the of the ment it is will re- sult in the ion of order and -IS hours Anxiety for Food Ships The greatest is felt here for The I nod The communists n i- reported ed they would and the ships it the food ation in Hamburg does nol at 01 The only measure the i leaders in Hamburg apparently been able to on is to the government troops II is tell lure there is a possibility civil war in if the tack the The sav the Hamburg working people allowed themselves io Ije misled inio movement vv el e riot ostensibly Io got better loud to Iher Miss Jean Old laughter of Mr and Mrs Josiah of ton has lieen decorated by the Belgian K de Cartier de the Medaille do Son ale IA In of her valuable services Since she bas been private secretary to the spending hev spare time in Cross work tHe Green I J STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE Club Won Lost Perot York IS fiji Cincinnati dt Boston is n i CAN Vork IS CIS Ml 50 Friday's Results NATIONAL St Louis 2 2 St 4 I i 1 no ruin no rain A M El U- X TAT I ON Minneapolis 4 KL I Mai 0 7 r no Kurne rain REDS PLOT TO KILL KING Alfonso of Spain Target of Anarchists Saved by Change in Plans Washington June of nn plot Io King fonso of Spain during the procession ing the reopening of the v ere responsible for lite Midden change of the scene of the from I he chamber of ties usually is held to Hie adjoining the ice the department in- formed in dispatches from Madrid The anarchist plan v as said Io have been to Hie Icing while lie was en route from palace to the of Press lies rom Madrid that Ihc in the ne of the occasioned a to fatigue is she jf the Imt CRUSHED Hungarian Reds Declare ment Force Have Been Defeated Kerne Tune movement in Hungary during on the was by Hie forces has n to advices to the Vienna bureau from SEVEN BROTHERS GO TO JAIL Operated Twenty-Seven Stores in cago and Involved Yerk June Seven brothers Abraham and Joseph Solomon by to serve I years each in penitentiary afler ing guilty to conspiring to indie chants out of goods at more than The operated a ss In stores in rli Xew York and oilier places To Name irst President rune ill I by proti-les president be elected r-e His term of ill 1 CLOSE ENLISTMENTS JULY 5 Recruits for Service in A E F Will Not Be Accepted After Midnight Week From Saturday Washington June for service in A K I- not be accepted midnight July the department announced SPECIAL FUND TO CURB ALIEN REDS Senate Committee Provides for Use of De- of Justice CAMPAIGN IS NEAR Sundry Civil Also Provides for Continuing Permanently the Regulations of Explosives Washington Tune senate consideration of the sundry civil which as reported on I of committee carries provisions for a vigorous campaign by the ment of justice against anarchists In addition to as a cial fund to be devoted to the ing up and deportation of dangerous aliens lie committee recommended an increase of from to 000 in the amount to be used by the department of justice in general pression of crime To Keep Ban on Explosives The also provides continuing permanently regulations as to purchase storage manufacture sale and distribution of explosives under the direction of the bureau of mines The naval appropriation passed in the senate virtually as re- ported by the committee and now goes to conference Its total of about is more than house provides and a stiff fight in conference Is ant The proposed appropriation of for aviation Is more than the sum proposed in the house Provision is also made for an ment strength of men from September to the end of the year as opposed to the house plan for a force of 170.000 after January 1 an increase of pay of 000 An amendment offered from the floor by Senator to give nient in the army navy and marine corps made after February 1 1917 status was adopted MORE YANKS WIN THE D S C War Department Announces Names of Soldiers Awarded Decorations by Gen Pershing Washington Tune war de- announced award of the dis- service rross by shing to the following officers and en- listed men of the American Albert F ter Fairmont Neb H O Smith Gorham geant K Tless May Tex Thomas W Murphy en Conn fohn Mass and Frederick T R I Corporals Joseph C Halm Si Louis and Thomas Stirling Denver Col Privates Clifford C Kidd and Fred S Smith Denver Leo T Sandman III I might F Kiver Kan U Seymour Ivan Fred Holt's Summit Mo gust liegeman Olen Ullin X I Olaf Mouth Fergus Falls Minn and William T Hughes III DR WILKiNS FOUND GUILTY Convicted of Murder of Recommends Mercy on Part of the Court Mineola X Y lime Walter Ket ne with killed bis Julia nt their h home February found guilty of murder in the degree by n jury in state supreme court The jury recommended mercy on the part of the court The penally for gree murder in Xew York state is I death by electrocution The jury was I DELAY BIG CHICAGO STRIKE TURK PLEA IS REFUSED Clemenceau Says Nation Is Judged by Its Government Declares Hun Ally Has Destroyed Wherever He Has Conquered and Must Stay Out of Europe Paris June Sick man oC came to to plead with the allies for all that ho has lost In the decades of his illness that only then could he re- cover The idea and the answer SCO in history as frank diplomatic the answer which was penned by that master letter writer Georges subservient tool ot the war without ex- cuse and conducted it without the told Ferid in response to the hitter's quent speech on June 17 The ish spokesman had blamed all the war and Turkish atrocities which he ad- mi to he unspeakably the Turks and their German masters But says this ments cannot hold water for A tion must be judged by the nient which rules it which directs its policy controls its armies nor can Turkey claim any re- lief from the legitimate consequences of this doctrine The council of four ho adds Wishes well to the Turkish people and the government Then follows a scathing picture of tin Turk's acts through history At all times everywhere The Turk has de- st royed wherever lie has says the note But the Turk must for his own sake stay out of Europe i WILSON BIDS YANKS GOOD-BY President Visits American ters in France and Says well to Pershing Paris June president wont other members of American gallon nnd Gen Pershing tlic can commander in chief for a final conference and to say farewell i Dry in One June judiciary 17 to 2 to report out all prohibition enforcement legislation in one general with the wartime enforcement measure set as parr L 4 THE MARKETS Grain Provisions Etc Chicago June 27 est est Ing July Sept 1 July Sept July AUK 1 Kept 7014 09 WX 70 1.1214 a 1 1.4 Threatened Walkout of Firemen and Engineers Halted Until Council Takes Action Chicago Juno threatened strike of firemen pumping station and general engineers was postponed un- til Monday when Mayor Thompson assurance that action would then be taken by the council Officials said that unless the council action able n strike will bo certain The mayor gave his answer to a delegation of engineers Ex-Kaiser Is III June is reported from v her former s of is that his lie has not f- the a He is at- i doctor Per bbl PS Ib sack Corn JS 70 rye in jute rjo 37 0 special first second winter soft winter -2 lots fnr brands Choice timothy Xo i Will standard Xo 1 clover il Xo 3 timothy Xo clover HI Creamery extras 92 score 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