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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
COULD DID DUTY
 PEASE IS SURE
High Sheriff Will Call At tention of Union Leaders
 to Acts of Julius.

In a statement made to Times Farmer reporter this morning by
 Sheriff Simeon Pease relative to ac-
 cusations made in local newspapers yesterday against Deputy Sheriff
 Gould of Fairfield, which accusations
 were the quotations Of Ralph Julius.
 a union carpenter of Fairfield, MT. Pease says he wants fair play.
 Julius states that after he was as
 saulted by one Farino. a strike breaker, employed by the Housing Corporation at Black Rock. Gould re- fused to apprehend the assailant aI- though he was requested tu do so Sheriff Pease says, Julius did not know the name of his assaiIant bur thought it was Flynn. Could made an effort to locate an employe of that name but could not With the aid of another deputy sheriff and officials of the Housing Corporation, the culDrit
 whose real name Is Farino, was To- cated and arrested. Deputy Gould cannot be accused of neglect Of 1a1tv
 He is one of my best deputies and is usually detailed to assist in the Com
 mon Pleas Court. Gould Understands that he is stationed at the Housing operations for the purpose of main talning order and has instructions f., arrest any one, whether striker or strike-breaker, guilty of unlawful ac- tions.'
 sheriff Pease further stated, q have E1nfornatfon that Julius is not an in
 nocent party A few days ago he a,-
 most rode over one of my deputies with motorcycle while violating the i speed laws. The trouble is not the cause of differences between the
 union men and the strike breakers but IS the result of a personal feud between Julius and Farfno."
 1 The sheriff says that he is going to
 make a complaint to the union ]ea5ars
 relative to the misconduct of Julius
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
Wilson WiII Spend
 WeekIn Washington
TAFT REPLIES TO HIS CRITICS

San Francisco Feb. 2I-Former President William H. Taft addressing the closing session of the Pacific Coast of the League to Enforce Peace last night replied to his critics and opponents of the plan for the establish ment of League of Nations and referring particularly to open letter addressed to him by United States Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, which questioned the efficacy of the Monroe Doctrine the League of Nations plan adopted.
 Senator Borah wants to know in what he calls open letter. said Mr. Taft whether would consent to League of Nations which the Monroe Doctrine is not recognized. will him by saying that would like to have the Monroe Doctrine acknowledged specifically by such league but if recognition of it's principles is contained in the covenant for such league would not object to the form which it is put
 Article of the covenant drafted in Paris extends the Doctrine 10 the entire world and gives it the back ing the entire world Consequently recognizes the Doctrine, and in entire support that cnant.
 What would like tO ask Senator Borah is this If insists upon the specific acknowledgement of the Monroe Doctrine in the covenant of the League of Nations such recognition is given it in the covenant finally agreed upon in Paris will he treaty based upon the covenant finally amended?
 "The wild words of Representative Fess and Senators PoindeXter shot into the air theory the people Of this country do not read that they will accept their bald statements mqUesOned, would be humorous if they not the uteFances eminent and learned gentlemen"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
Doctors So Consider Him Allowing Colleagues to Visit House Today. CAN RESUME HIS
 WORK MONDAY Bulletin Issued by Physi- clans Says General State
 Very Good.

Paris. Feb. 21-PremieP Glenn enceau will receive his col leagues of the Supreme Coun- cil at his home this afternoon to discuss certain important matters with them. Announce ment to this effect was made shortly before noon today.
 His doctors consider him out of dan ger. and therefore authorized him to receive the ministers this afternoon. The physicians believed he can re- gums his political activities on Mon day.
 When the prerniers physicians left his home after the morning exaInina- tion, one of them said his condition was very satisfactory. He had passed an excellent night, it was added, and he was in a g good spirits as ever this morning.
 M. Clemenceau had about five hours good sleep during the night, which is his normal amount.
 Am official statement issued at nine o'clock this morning by Premier Glenn enceau's physicians reads:
  eS Fahrenheit); pulse 72. General state very good.''
 Jonquet, the manager of the Lfber- taire, has been arrested as the result Of the discovery in a, secret printing plant of a block used for the repro tluction of a. leahet addressed to the people of France and supporting the dOctrines of Lenine and Trotzky.
 Premier Clemenceau Is progressing as well as possible. We shall no feel altogether reassured for 4 1Aours, but then he twill be out O. danger" said Georges MandeI, Pre- nlier C1emenceau's chief clerk tt Marcel RutIn, editor of the Echo dt Paris, over telephone at an earl! hour this morning. M. Clemenceal at that time was resting, and inquir. CTS were informed that his condition continued satisfactory.
 The only possible danger" sait Q celebrated French surgeon, whC was consulted by the Matin, "and i
 CCo1tinued on Page Tvo)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
Eisner, Bavarian Premier
 Is Reported Assassinated

London, Feb. 21-Kurt Eisner, the premier of Bavaria, has been shot and killed.
 The premier was killed this morn ing, according to a Mupich despatch received in Amsterdam, by Lieutenant Count Arco Valley. The count was wounded severely by a guard and is reported to be dying.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
RACE PROBLEM IMPORTANT.

Tokio, Feb. 21-(By The Associat- ed Press)-In replying to an inter pellation in the Diet today Premier Hara said there was no reason why China should demand the return of Tsingtao.
 To another interpellator the pre- mier said that the race problem never would escape the utmost at- tention of the government.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
FIRE ON COMMISSION

Warsaw Thursday, Feb. 20-(By the Associated Press )-Me Members of the Inter-Allied Commission to Po- land were fired upon by Ukrainian soldiers while travelling today from Cracow to Lemburg on Polish ar mored train. The delegation which included Professor Lord, one of the American members of the mission, returned to CracoW.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
GIVE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

Basle Feb. 21.---As q result of Ma thias Erzbergers' appeal to capitalists in the German national assembly on Tuesday for money to pay for food stuffs to be bought from the Entente Powers a number of persons have placed all their foreign securities at the disposal of ti2e government, ac- cording to a Weinar dispatch to the General Anzeigsr of Frankfort.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
HOUSE PASSES BILL.

Washington, Feb. 21-The bill ap- propriating s75o, 100000 for the railroad administration revolving fund in addition to the $500. 0.o0, o00 carried in the act which provided for Federal control, was passed by the House today with fifteen negative votes-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
NEW PORT FILL

Renewing its project for a ; Port of Bridgeport the Chamber ; Of Commerce is expected, through : its committees, to draft a new : biII, which will bc democratic in : its administrative proposals, and < which will make the whole mat
 < ter subject to cOmplets refer E cndum to the people of Bridge
 s port and Stratford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
DIR. KENYON CALLED.

The Memorial Baptist church, Maplewood and Howard avenues, has called Rev. Albert E. Kenyon Of Meredith, N. H, to the pastorate. sue ceeding Rev. H. D. Pierce. who goes to Southbridge, Mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
CIen1enCeau Thought
 To Be Out Of Danger
German Government Has The Same Bureaucratic
 Regime Of Kaiser's Day

Paris, Feb 2I-By the Associated Press -"Hhe German government the bureaucratic regime of the kaiser day with the attitude toward labor capital represent the which the revouton Aonzo F. Taylor food specialist who just Germany where he made extensive investigations behalf the Supreme War Food Council.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
LIBRARY CLOSED

The Public Library and all the branches will be closed Saturday and Sunday, in celebration of Washington's birthday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21

< < < < < Y 7 < < < ' < $ < ; * CAN'T STOP. IN BRIDGEPORT : ;: < * Mayor Clifford B. Wilson has : SE received letter from Joseph P. ;
 *' Tumuity, private secretary to ; * President Woodrow Wilson, stat [. * ing that the chief executive will ! * be unable to accept the invita- : * ton extended to him for T. stop-H * off in Bridgeport on his way to ;
 * Washington. $
 * An abstract of the letter fol- ; * lows: ; * Your telegram of February : 'E 16 has been received and l want s
 * to thank you and Justice j * Wheeler for the courtesy extend !: * ed I * "Unhappfly the President will ; * have to hurry to Washington on j * his arrival in this country. mak- j * ing only a brief stop at Boston, ::
 * where he will deliver a short ad- ;
 $: dress, H' Sincerely yours, * (Signed) 'J. P. HUMILITY" :
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
The Weather Report

Bridgeport and vicinity:- Snow or rain tonight and Saturday; warmer tonight.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
:: INFORMATION De Ia LOCALLDAD:-
POR Ell MAJESTIC

Esta scmana es de las que pubic
ramos lamar extraordinarias en- cl
Teatro "Magestic" porque cl progra-
ma cs dc esos que. nun.ero por hume
70, al apoderandoSc de la atenclon
del entusiasmo del pubhco, que sa-
le del cSpectaculo profundamentc
complacido de Ia fiesta. En- e. progra
ma de csta semana sc ~cncuentra un
.numero que por 81 solo vale para dar
por bicn cmpleada la noche. Sc llama
In Manila Bay Y es n m~aravtlloSa
dc arte escenografico, dc comicidad
~ dc novedad. Representa- IA Bahia
de Manila y en- ella Sc ven barcos ha-
ciendo la ~travesia, lanchas con u
~remadorcs trabajando, sc observa un
combate naval, Y toGa con la prople-
dad e~scenica mas grande Y con un
lujo Y una riQueza de detalles que de-
jan satisfccho al mas cIigente.
Otros dc los numeros que mas
gustaron fue eI de los jovenes aero
batas Emile y John Nathanc, que
nos convencieron de quo todavia hay
algo nuevo en- csc arte del acrobatismo
que parccc va agotado. Estes artistas
c~iecutaron actos sorprendcntcs, lie
nos de gracia y atractivos.
Como nota elegaute Y de gran artc.
pudimos anotar en- Ia fiesta dc ano-
che del "Magestic,' el numero llama
do ~ Merly Prince Girls" que cntu-
siasmaron al pIblico con su, "Melo-
dias dc Lujo," verdadero primer mu-
steal que r~ealzan notablemcnte las
.cantantes con su bclleza y su clcgan-
cia.
la comedia titulada Have a
Smile" que estuvo a cargo de Una
Clayton Y Ga, es de una espirituali-
dad encantadora Y desde ell principle
hasta ell fin tienc al publico en- cons
tante hilaridad por u chistes finos,
ironicos y hasta filosoficos.
Ems Y Alton, una simpatica pareja
de cantantes. tuvieron aplausos es-
truendosos con sus cancioncs popu-
lares, cantadas magnificamentc; Ca
hilleey Romine. fueros los heroes de
IA fiesta. con u dialagos c~hispcantes
~ sus cantos = bales tan animados Y
Ia ~revista de Edwin Y Lottie Ford,
que crrro cl programa. fuc uno dc
los numeros de mayor encanto de la
.noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
I'm hombre g~ravemente heri-
do en- I'm bale

Aver en- la madrugada, como a las
cuatro. en- IN bale que Sc verificaba
en- la vecina poblacion de Won Army,
sin que Sc sepan los motives, Sc origi
10 una rina entire tres in%dividuos, de
Ia cual resulto uno dc ellos llamado
Teodoro Flores gravemente herido de
bala en- la region lumbar derecha. ha-
ciGndolc pedazoS los intestinos, scgun
opinion del doctor.
La autoridad del Condado, tuvo co
nocimicnto de los acontccimientos no.
IA Y media dcspues dc que cstos Ocu-
.rricron. c Embellishments cnyi6 a los
senorcs Antonio Dias Y F. y. Flores,
Diputados dc Sheriff, Q~uicncs G-spucs
tie varias horas de asiduo trabajo To-
graron Ia apprehension dc los causan-
ties dc la desgracia en- un lugar llama
DO La Iona de China, cercana a esta
ciudad. Los aprchendidoS Sc italian va
en- IA carcel del Condado a disposition
de las autoridades.
FL herido. en- estado muy grave fue
cnviado al Hospital. temicndosc que
f~allezca, pues ia hala lc pcrfor6 seis
wees los intestinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
Fue muerto por IN tren
I'm hombre

En- el Crucero del North Loop, de
la via del F~errocarril International,
un tren que caminaba hacia cl sur
atropello al senior George n. Bennett,
~destrozandole complctamcnte Ia pier
ma izquierda.
FL senior Bennett. viva en- la Gale
de Agarita numero sol Y cuando
ocurrio Ell a~ccidente, vcnia en- un
buggy de un caballo que e. mismo
guiaba. dc dar un paseo por ell cam
pc. cjercicio que hacia muy a menu
do. Al notar la tripulaciGn del tren
que cl convoy habia causado cl ac-
cidentc. rccogi6 al herido Y 10 trajo
a la ciudad, int~ernandolo al Hospital
de Santa Rosa, donde fallccio cuatro
horas despues. Su cuerpo fue entire
gado a una compania de inhumacio-
mes para que Sc encargue de los fu-
ncrales.
lie sobreviven al senior Bennett,
una esposa Y tres hijas, todas las que
radican en- San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13

p, Cuando necesIte mbros en- espanoi
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozsno, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13

..,Pas0 que. huesped ell una case
de campo dc Mcgara. un profugo de
Atenas, acusado dc haber ~pretcndido
llevarsc baio cl manic, para rcliquia
dc Socrates, la copa en- que bebian
los rcos Ia cicuta, sc retiraba a me-
ditar, al caer las tardes, a 10 esquivo
de e%xtendidos jardines, donde sombra
Y silencio consagraban I'm ambiente
propicio a Ia abstraction. Su gesto
extatico algo p~arecia asir en- su alma
docil a la ensenanza del maestro, c.
jercitaba en- 81 el desterrado la aten-
ci6n del conocimicnto propio.
Cerca de donde el meditaba, sobre
IN fondo de sauces melancolicos, un
csclavo. un vencido dc Atenas misma
o de Corinto, en- cuyo semblante ell
cnvilecimiento dc la servidumbrc no
habia alcanzado a d~esvanecer del to-
do un noble sello de naturaleza, SC
ocupaba en- sacar aqua de I'm POGO
para ~verterla en- n acequla veclna,
LEGO OCCASION en- que Sc encontraron
las miradas del huesped Y el ~esclavo.
Soplaba el viento de la Libia, pro-
ducidor de fiebres Y congojas. Abra-
sado 0 su ~aliento, ell esclavo. des-
pues de mirar embellishments en- de-
rredor. i~nterrumpio su tarea, dejo
caer los brazos cXtenuados, V abando
nado sobre Ell brocal de piedra, como
sobre su cruz, el cuerpo flaco Y des-
nude :--"Compadeceme, dijo al pen
sador,, compadeceme 81 eres capaz dc
lagrimas, Y sabe, para compadecerme
bien, que va apenas queda en- mi me-
moria rastro dc haber vivido dcSpicr-
to. 81 no es en- este mortal Y lento
castigo. We como ell surco de la ca
dena que s~uspendo, abre las carnes
de mis- manos; w como mis- ~espaldas
Sc encorvan. Pero 10 que mas eXa-
cerba mi martirio es que, cedlendo a
una fascination que mace del tedio
y ell cansancio, no soy dueno de apar
tar Ia mirada de esta imagen de mi,
que me pone delante Ell ~refleio de-
aqua cada vez que encaramo sobre e
brocal el CUBIC del pozo. Eivo miriam
dola, mirandola, mas petrificado, en-
realidad. que aquella estatua cabizba'
ia de Hipnos, porque ella solo q
ciertas horas del sol tiene los ojos Fl,
jos en- su propia sombra. De tai ma
nera conoci mi semblante cast infan,
til, Y veo ahora ests mascara de an
! gustia. V we're como el tempo ahor'
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- g 70 g

da en- Ia mascara las huellas de su pa
so, Y como SC acercan y Ia tocan las
Sombras de la muertc . Solo tn,
hombre extrano, has logrado desviar
algunaS veces la atencior dc mis- ojos
COZ tu actitud y tn ensimismamiento
dc csfinge. jSuenas despierto? MIA
duras algo heroico? iHablas a Ia ca
llada con alGun dos que tie posee"...
iOh, como envidio tn concentration
y tn quietud! Dulce cosa debc &c ser
la ociosidad que tiene espacio para
el vagar del pensamientoll"-"No son
estos los tiempos dc los coloqUIos con
los doses. nj dc las heroicas er2prC-
sas (dijo el ~meditador) y en- cuanto
a los suenos deleitosos, o paiar0s
que 30 hacen nido en- cunlhres cal
vas..... Mi objeto es yer dentro De
mi. Quiero formar cabal idea Y Jul
clio de este que soy yo, de este por
quien merezco castigo o rcconlpen-
.sa. ...; Y en- tai obra me esfuerzo y
peno mas que til. Por cada ;magen
tuya que levantas dc 10 hondo del pc
70, yo levanto tambien de las pro-
fundidades de mi alma una 'imagen
nueva de mi mismo; una inlagen con-
tradictoria con la que la Precedlo, Y
que tiene por rasgo dominantc un &C
to, una intencion, un sentimiento,
que cada dia de mi vida presenta, CO.
mo cifra dc su historic. al traerle
al espejo de Ia concien'la brunlda
por Ia soledad: sin que sparcaca nun
ca cl fondo estable Y SECURE baJo la
ondulacion de estas imagcncs que Sc
suceden. He aqui que parecc con-
, crctarsc una de elias en- firmcS y
preciosos contornos; he aqui que TN
recuerdo subito la here, y como Las
formas de las nubes. tiemhla y sc d.
sipa. Alcanzarc al extreme de Ia
ancianidad; no ~alcanzare el prlncr;lo
de la ciencia que busto. Desagota-
ras tn pozo; no desagota:t nj alma.
iEsta es la ociosidad del pensamlen-
to!".... LEGO IN rumcr de pasos
que Sc aproximaban; volvio ell eSc!avo
a 81 faena, ell desterrado a 10 suyo;
Y no Sc oy6 mas que la aspera que
jumbre de la garrucha del POGO,
mientras Ell sol de la tarde tendis. la:
sombras alargadas del mediator Y
Ell esclavo. juntandolas en- IN angulo
cuyc v6rtice tocaba al pie de Ia es-
tatua c~shizbaia de Hipnos.
Jose Enrique Rode.
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I'm guitarrista notable
en- 81 Nacional

PoderoSamentc llamo L. aten-
cion anochc en- el teatro Nac!onal
a cui,ar-iSta meXicano Sencr Ca
sjllas cue Sc prcsent6 Y Gil 81 acto
Sc conquist6 al publico por "a ma
-avillosa ejecucion or el dificil ms
trumento
F. senior Casillas ejecut6 una
Marcia. con motives del Himno
Nacional ' toques militarcs, que
, lc tue aplaudida hasta el delirio.
' otras dificiIcs composiciones en-
Ia que hizo dcrrochc del dominic
de Ia guicarra.
En- este teatro celebraran ma
mana 81 function de benefjcio las
Hermanas Landlords. Teresa,
Ester Y Elena que han venido
hacienda juntamente con su her
mano Carlos. una e~spicndida tenn
porada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
NOTASD De POLICIA
Academic

FL automovil numero 2S194T que
iba m~anejado por IN Official del Ejer-
cito quo p~ertenece al Hospital Mill
tar del Fuerte Sam Houston fue a
chocar contra .Otro que manejaba un
particular, en- IA Gale de Grayson, en-
Ell crucero con Ia Avcnida River. Los
dos carros reSultaron con b~astantes
averias Y los dos conductors fueron
internados en- Ia Estacion Central de
Policia. de donde saiieron deSpueS
haio fianza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
SANTORAL

Lunes. Qctubre 13.-Santos Eduar-
do Rey Confesor Y Fausto Msrtires.
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CONTTNUAN CAUSANDO PER
JUICIOS LAS LLUVTAS

MADRID. octubre 10.-Un mensa-
je de Cartagena dice que las fuertes
lluvias que continuan cayendo han
seguido causando danos de important
cha.
De Alicante Sc han recibido noti-
cias relativas a que muchos c~adaveres
han sido sacados de entire las ruinas
de las casas. Y de Gates comunican
que han sobrevenido m~undacioncs
muy seriaS,
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Por juego de carsas y de dados

Durante ell ola de aver la polIcla
s~orprendi6 d dos easas donde varies
hombres. americanos todos elloS. Sc
dedicaban a jugar, uno con cartas Y
otros con dadoS. Los prlmeros fueron
aprehendidos en- Ia Gale de n. Flo
res ' los otros en- una casa de! can't
no de Switzerland Sprins. Todos es-
tos individuos caUSaron alta en- los
Ibros de Ia Estacion Central de Po-
licia, de Ia cuaI ~salieron POGO des-
pues, la mayor parte de ellos, bajo
fianza.
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos: Crockett 996, 997,

T~elefonos: Crockett 996, 997.
999 V 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito Y q precios "a
zonables, ~especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales- Wales cor
tSs sc cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
p~eciales para fuera de Ia ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia Y noche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gerente.
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Por vendcr con MEDIA escasa

Sc ha dado va Ell segundo case en-
que cl Inspector dc Pesas Y Mciidas
hace que Sc v~erifiquen arrcstos Dor
Ct hecho de vender mercancia faltan-
do en- Ia MEDIA 0 peso legal. En- esta
.vez TOGO a un vcndedor de lena J car
bon comparecer ante Ia policia por
Cometer esa falta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
In exhorso tclefonico de Austin.

De Ia oficina del Jefe de Detect
yes dc Ia ciudad dc Austin, telefo-
nearon al Jefe dc Ia Policia dc csta
ciu6ad. para cue So procure la deten-
cion Y arresto del conductor dc un
automovil numero 33S3S1 Texas,
Narca Ford, de cinco pasajeros, que
trae al frente IN sello de California
en- vez de ser de Texas, y ademas Ia
c1bierta del aSiento del frente rota,
asi como Ell soporte del toldo en- la
parte delantera quebrado tambien.
Sc dara IN premio de veinticinco Pc
SOS a quien entregue el caro- Y a 81
conductor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13
THE LIVE STOCK SITUATION

Some people have felt that live
stock production is in danger of be-
ing %overdone. 1t is true that the
number of cattle in the United States
has increased 20 per cent ose- the
pre-war figures and that the number
of swine has increased % per cent.
But the latest government figures
show that while the number Of cattle
in IA leading countries has increased
5 per cent, the number Of swine in
those countries, has dropped 6 per
cent and the number Of sheep has
fallen l per cent.
And those figures do not take ac-
count of Russia and Austria-Hun-
gary, two Of the worlds greatest ag-
ricultural countries. We're these fig
ures to be included, the showing
would indicate a considerably small
Ter meat supply than existed in 1914.
That being the case, the demand for
meat is practically sure to keep up.
There will be a good market for all
the growers can produce.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13

later, after the Supreme Court had
turned the bank over to Lofthus,
they announced that the Consumers
Stores Co. had reduced it's loans
$54,0O0.OO. Who told the truth,
LANCER or the Courier-News?
In September the Courier-News in
bold headlines announced that 49,
100000 worth of the North Dakota
State Bonds had been SOLD. A
short time atferward the Fargo For
UNI announced that the bonds had not
been sold but an option had been
given. A short time ago the Cour-
ier-News published a statement that
the option on the bonds had not been
taken up and the bonds were not
sold. Who told the truth?
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13
PIONEER APPOINTED OFF,
CIAL PAPER FOR LUVERNE

The Pioneer recently received d
letter from w. r. JORDAN, clerk for
the Village Board of Trustees, for
the village of Luverne, stating that
the Board, at it's regular meeting on
November Bird. 1919, had appointed
the Pioneer as the official paper of
the village. In the future all Off
cial publications Of the village will
appear in this paper. We wish to
thank the Board for honOring us in
this name and will endeavOr to
merit their confidence.