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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
No One Wants Postoffice.

Manson Democrat-One of thu
greatest changes brought about by
the war and it's consequent high
living costs is the attitude of the
politicians toward the postofficas,
They don't want them at all it seems
almost impossible to believe that the
postoffice job is no longer the cove
ted position with the average coun-
try town political" "wheelhorse. I"
Some of the bitterest fights and most
lasting enmities we have ever known
were occasioned by the row over who
should have the postoffice when the
administration changed from repub
lican to democratic or vice versa.
But the postoffice has faded away
entirely now. The salary is too low
for anything but bare living. There
is no hope for the future in it es-
pecially if man be energetic and
ambitious. The postmaster with a
family to support finds himself just
about as able to lay up money as
a humming bird has to hatch it's
young in blizzard. Postpasters all
over the country are resigning and
it is hard to get anybody to take the
vacant places. Times have surely
changed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
THE SPIRIT OF BRoTHERHooD.
A Closer Cooperation Between En-
ployers and Employees Should
Be Established.

Some so-called practical men are
apt to scott at attempts to establish
in the world the spirit Of brother
hood. They say it is an impossi-
bility, that the world was built on
the principle of everyone for him
self and the devil take the hindmost.
The turmoil which the world is
now seething is the direct fruit Of
that spirit and attitude. 1t took the
world long time to learn the prin-
ciple that Honesty is the best poll
Cy." A lot of people have never
= ned it. Still the greater part of
business community does realize it
now.
So in the matter of brotherhood.
Every employer of labor should feel
personally responsible for the well
fare Of his help. He should be
ashamed to live in lavish, extrava-
giant, and wasteful way, while his
employees are barely able to subsist.
He should understand that no bust
ness is beneficial to the community.
unless it is willing to supply it's pro-
duct for the minium of profit, and
unless it is willing to unite with it's
employees in joint council for the pro-
motion of the welfare of the workers.
On the other hand the workers
can not expect greater manifesto
tion of brotherhood, unless they show
it also. They must understand that
the community is dependent upon
them for efficient production. If
they slack their work, are not inter-
ested in producing the NAHUM out
put, they are showing a selfish
spirit toward the public. They may
think they injure only the employer.
but as a matter of fact they hurt the
entire community.
Brotherhood is the best policy
and the world will find it out. 1t
means that the employer must take
every possible means to come into
intimate and friendly relations with
his workers, and that the workers
must throw themselves into their
task with a determination to do
their very best.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
Elks to Gather Wood.

Perry, Ia.-Perry Elks have adopt
ed new plan of charitable work
Two teams have been selected and
every one of the 200 Elks in the city
are lined up for wood gathering
day.
Dennis Graney and James Mitch
ell are captains and they announced
that every Elk would have to gather
some wood Wednesday, Nov. IL.
All but the few sticks needed to
provide heat in the clubhouse fire
place is to be distributed among the
needy of the city during the winter
months.
A substantial fine is imposed upon
every Elk who does not participate
in the hunt. There are hundreds of
cords OF wood along the river and
creeks OF this vicinity and the cap
tains of the teams expect to get a
big share Of 1t in the one-day hunt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
$4,000 Hog Dead.

Great Wonder l Am, perhaps tie
most famous hog and sire n AZ his
tory, owned by J.. A. Vipond & Son,
southwest of Algona, is dead. The
cause was heart trouble. The Viponds
bought him about three years ago
for 1925 and had been offered fabu-
lous sums at different times for him.
a conservative estimate would place
his value at $4,000.
This hog was known wherever
the Duroc breed was Known and MS
sons and daughters won nearly all
the big prizes in the 1919 shows.
He was the greatest sire of herd
headers ever known. 1t l.; great
loss to the bree and 20 rhe Nipcnds.
The service fee for his sire was
$3.50.
The Viponds have 10 aead Of
sons and daughters uf this sire and
sows bred to aim.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
COST RETAILING MEAT.
One Retailer Says He Needs Ten
Cents Pound for Distributing
Meats.

One retailer is quoted in the col
umns of this paper as stating that
he needs in the vicinity of ten cents
pound for distributing meats. we
do not doubt his word for it. 1t
costs money to do business. But with
all consideration for him and for
9th ers, we must say that we believe
there is something wrong with 4
system that makes the distributing OF
meat so expensive. 1t costs too
much to carry the piece Of meat
from the retailers block to the con-
sumer's table.
Ten cents a pound-that is what
the farmer may be getting for his
hogs after a while. 1t is more than
he has averaged. And for the ten
cents that the farmer gets, what
does he do He watches the pig
when it is born, and before it is
born. He has a warm house prepared
for it's coming into the world. He has
to care for a litter of pigs as so
many babies, almost. Three times
day he has to look after the pigs and
shoats and the hogs when they are
put on corn. 1t takes him ten or
eleven months to mature the hog
which means six or nine hundred
feeding hours. He has put money
into the hog as we'll as time and care.
The corn the hog is fattening on is
worth money and cost money to pro-
duce. In ten months a pig and hog
feed. And when that is done the fat
will eat great many dollar bills in
feed. And when that is done the
farmer has to haul the fat hog to
town in a wagon-and for all that
time and expense he gets 10c a Id.
There is something basically
wrong when the man who cuts up
that hog into retail chunks and car
ries it to a consumer has to get ten
cents a pound for doing that. It's a
few minutes work for him, ten min
utes, say, against the farmers ten
months. 1t is not a good system
when the retailer has to make as
much per pound as the man who
raises the pig and fed the hog. 1t
ought not to be necessary for a re-
taller to make so much pound If
he did large volume of business.
1t makes difference whether re-
taller cuts up a hundred or thou
sand pounds a day. Perhaps there
are too many hundred pound a day
shops.-Cedar Rapids Republican.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
Notice to Applicants for Count,
Positions.


Notice is hereby given that the
Board or Supervisors of Winneshiek
County, Iowa, will on the 8th day of
December, at 1880 p. m. at their
Office at the court house at DEBORAH.
Iowa, receive applications for the
following positions for the year
1920 and at the salaries as given be-
low, to wit:
Steward Of County Home at a
salary of $4,000 per annum.
Matron of County Home at a sal
airy of $4,000 per annum.
Day man of County Home at sal
airy of $4,000 per annum.
Night man at County Home at a
salary Of $4,000 per annum.
Cook at County Home at salary
of $4,000 per annum.
Janitor of Court House and Jail
at a salary of 100000 per annum.
Overseer of the poor in DEBORAH
City at a salary of $500 per annum.
County Physician at salary OF
$4,000 per annum.
All applications to be filed in the
County Auditors office by 1880 p.
m. Monday, December Sth. 1919.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa this 18th
day Of December 1919.
OSCAR WINGER,
County Auditor, Winneshiek County,
Iowa. 47-2.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
Shot in Watermelon Patch.

A year ago this fall Timothy
Smith Of Page county, along with
some other boys, got into a water
melon patch on the farm of C. L.
Harland. His son, Paul, was watch
ing the melon patch armed with a
shotgun, and when he heard the boys
entered, it being dark, he opened
fire and severely wounded Timothy
Smith and Bert L. Hudson. a COM
panion. Timothy Smith brought suit
against C. l.. Harland and his son
Paul and jury recently awarded the
wounded young man $500 damages
Bert l.. Hudson also brought suit
against C. L. Harland and this will
come up at later term Of court.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
This morning, Wednesday, a ca

This morning, Wednesday, call
was sent in to Waukon from the
county home three miles northeast.
asking for assistance, as the casing
around the pipes of the water tower
had caught on fire. In a few min
utes several auto loads of men were
on the road to render assistance.
Superintendent Dixon stated that
the fire originated from a heating
plant in the pump building. A hole
in the casing in which birds had ev-
identity carried straw, gave an open
ing for the fire to get start.
Holes were cut in the top of the
casing and a stream of water soon
put the fire out.-Waukon Stand
ard.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
Fire Destroys Barn.

The barn on the Herman Schmie-
den farm near Waterville was total
ly destroyed by fire last week Tuesday
night. The fire originated in the
driveway and had gained such head
way when discovered that nothing
could be done except get out the
stock. All hay and grain, about rs
chickens, and automobile was des-
troyed. A wedding was being held
at the home at the time and the
large number of guests rendered
every possible assistance In saving
the stock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
guhl:e 0pluluu.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
DEBORAH, IOWA, NOV. 10, 191
Strange Disease Kills Hogs.

Iowa City, IA strange disease
has swept down on certain Johnson
county farms, and killed off large
numbers of hogs. Martin Rourke,
farm is northwest of Iowa City, has
lost heavily. The animals are victims
of pulmonary mixed infection, as
ISOLATED with hemorrhagic septice-
mia" State veterinarians are visiting
the afflicted herds in the county.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
Break Husker to Free Mans Arm.

Near Packard, Homer Lucas Of
Greene received severe injuries to
his right hand and arm while OPP
Grating husking machine. His
hand became caught in the husking
rollers in such manner that it was
necessary to break the gears to re-
lease the member. 1t required the
efforts of two men to liberate him
from his perilous position and it
took them nearly an hour to free
him. One of his fingers was nearly
severed and the flesh was torn to
near the bones of his right hand.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19

|stimulant and died few hours later.
He is the second victim of the poison
in this vicinity.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19

Popularity is mostly hunk. but a
wholly friendless man Is wholly
bunked.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19
slIk Once More Valuable.

At one time silk was so valuable
that II was sold for its own weight In
gold. literally.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-19

drinking Jamaica ginger as a substi
tute for whiskey. Condor was picked
up unconscious from effects of the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-28

men civil. Por nuestro cielo han pa
sado tempestades nacidas del choque de
los problemas politicos Y sociales ea
que Sc ha debatido El Pueblo de Puer-
20 Rico, Y en- ocasiones parece que iba
causar gr&ndes estragos, pero la en-
Gina de la ibertad "a sabiduria de!
Tribunal Supreme de los Estados Uni
dos ell de Puerto Rico y Ia de sus
Cortes de Justicia, no Sc han preocn-
pado, del rayo que parecia carboni-
Ear las cabezas de los puertorriqueaos,
nj del huracan que plsaba guerra
arrancar Ia encina de Ia nbertad que
los puertorriquenos rodoan y consoidan
en- un a0ra2o para hacerla mas mas
fuerte.
FL pueblo americana su Congress-
ACADIA ultimamente de conceder al pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, una nueva Carta
organica, BILL JONES, aprobada EN-
2 de mario de 1917. Lisa carta Orga-
MICA contiene m verdadero Bill de de
claraci6n de derechos de los ciudadanos
del pueblo de Puerto Rico, los cue
Sc ha investido igualmente con la dig
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-28
Marines de- los EStddOS UnidOS
CaSadOS con OtOmdrdS

En- cierto lugar del mundo, ALA don
de los minaretes mezquitas elevan en-
ell aire sus graciosas lineas, sobre los
bancos del Bosforo, hay una ciudad
y en- ella Sc encuentran aprisionados,
encadenados por los encantos y hechi-
zos de las bellas de Constantinopla,
unos diez ocho marineros america
nos.
Pertenecian estos al personal del bu-
ore de guerra Scorpion que fue
internado ALI por ell gobierno turco
cuando estall6 la guerra, siendo des-
pu6s dejados en- hbertad.
FL comandante del Scorpion, a
su llegada a Nueva York, ha narrado
Ia extraha historic.
Use permitio a los marineros bajar
TERRA con frecuencia. Y uno des-
pu6s de otro, dieciocho de ellos fueron
pidiendo permiso para contraer matri-
monio con preciosas turquitas.
Cuando partimos, debimos dejarlos
ALA todos, pues querian vivir la uzan-
sa turca por e. resto de sus dias''.
IDe que manas Sc sirvieron las jo-
vencitas turcas para encantar asi a los
braves marinos? Probablemente esos
casamientos fueron debidos que los
americanos descubrieron que la mujer
turca sabe rodear al marido de lujo,
comodidades Y quien sabe cuantas CO
sas mas. iPobres de nosotros 81 todas
las mujeres poseyesen esos secretosl
iPobres?. Estamos seguros de que
sobre este hay muchas opiniones.
NO teniendo las esposas hijas de
los turcos ningun interes fuera del ho-
gar, dedican toda su inteligencia, toda
su actividad su Imagination a crear
toda suerte de dichas a sus maridos y
familiares del sexo fuerte, en- general.
KS un error creerse que todas las
turcas gusten ilnicamente de reclinarse
en actitud felina sobre sus cojines de
seda, chupando caramelos jugando
con sus joyas. Esa era una mujer, que,
despues de haber fumado su cigarrillo
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Influenza, aCtiVidadeS y
progresses de Puerto Rico

(Continuaci6n de Ia pag. Cuatro)
Menci6n honoriica merecen igualmen-
te los Jefes del Departamento de JUS
ticia de Puerto Rico en- nuestro con-
cepto muy especialmente el Hon. Fos-
ter v. Brown Wolcott H. Pitkin Jr.
por sus Opinions" publicadas en- los
volmenes de Ia ofcina del Attorney
General de Puerto Rico.
La legislation emanada de nuestras
camaras legislativas hasta la fecha ha
tendido tiende aplicar en- nuestra
Isla los procedimientos metodos ame-
ricanos, para hacer de esta Isla en-
matevia Judicial salvo las diferencias
de lugar tempo I'm pueblo constitui-
Go a "esli'o, senejanza y orden de los
Estados de Ia Union Americans. " La
legislaci0n judicial americana, no ha
frscssado Ell Puerto Rico, Sc ha desen-
vuelto con inteligencia y practicidad y
en- su aplicaci6n ha tenido la mayor res
p~nsabiLdad, su5 tribunales y aboga-
Quehos en- su casi totalidad pero con
una cultura y base juridica, que este
foro puertorriqueno, honra como al TO
70 de cualQuier otro pals civilizado.
La honorab.idad integridad de nues-
tros Triburales Cortes de Justicia,
ha si6o siempre TN hecho constante.
Honor ha sIGo para Ia judicatura del
pais, no tGn solo esa su reconocida in
teligencia cello, sino probidad ac-
tividad.
Tia penalidad Sienc dos ccnceptos en-
Ia leg;slacion positiva: el dc elimination
y el de reintegracion. Al surjir e. prin-
cipio y las ideas correccionales en- ma
terra penal ell principle de elimination,
caracteri2a6o por la psna de muerte, el
destierro, el confnamiento reclusion
perpetua, Va cediendo su paso a. de la
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Suscrlhase a Ell MUNDO.

correction del delincuente, para rein
tegrarlo despues curado'' la socie-
dad. Desgraciadamente en- Puerto Rico
POGO Sc ha hecho hasta la fecha en- el
adelantamiento de su sistema peniten-
ciario. Subsiste el preside en regi-
men de comunidad, esa institution
penal es enemiga del orden y de la vi
gilancia, confundidor de respiraciones
y caract6res, confagador Uemible, ter
cero de malas voluntades, corruptor in
corregible incansable vicioso, como
nos 10 describe ell criminalista esplnol,
Rafael SaIllas. Es una verguenza el
actual presidio penitenciaria de Puer
to Rico y nuestra poblacion penal re-
cluida en- el Ia fotante que espera in
greso ell la misma, reclama una Car
eel penitenciaria cellular, CO
mo las de Philadelphia. La reforma pc
nitenciaria es cosa urgente en- Puerto
Rico. Cada dia la criminahdad toma
nuevos aspectos, Sc agrava Ia de'in-
cuencia ell criminal va siendo mas
astuto y perverso.
Menci6n especial honoriica, NE
rece la Ley de nuestra Asamblea Le-
gislativa, creando las Cortes juveniles
la Escuela Reformatoria de Maya
guez, para j6venes delincuentes, de le-
sultados satisfactorios hasta Ia fech1
las que tan preferente atencion ha
dedicado ell actual Attorney de Puer-
to Rico, ell Hon. Howard L. Kern.
La encina de la Ibertad Americana,
que Estados Unidos heredara de us a
dres los Ingleses ha sido traspla1'a-
da a este suelo, en- donde ha negado "a
echar vigorosas raices que Sc hunden
profundamente cada dia, mas y mas
EN- "a terra puertorriqueha. Veinte amos
lievamos de soberania americana de los
que diez ocho han sido de un r6gi-
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nidad de ciudadanos de los Es-2dos
Unidos, Sc han sopa4ado las iu1-.s1,
legislativas de las ejecutivas, s los fan-
cionarios del executive parte SON nom
brados por el Prosidente dc los Es.1-
dos Unidos con G. consentlmiento del
senado de Estados Unidos j otros por
el Gobernadcr de Puerto Rico, Goa Z!
consentimianto del senado de Puerto
Rico, y todo ell esp.ritu de Ia nueva
carta Organica contiene los principios
de un gobierno propio, SELF GOVERN
MENT, ell que puede y sera ampliado
en- ell transcurso del tiempe. Es vec5ad
que ell status politico dednitivp &c
Puerto Rico, no ha s.do am dean-do
por Estados Unidos No es este O. mo
mento, nj esta ia ocasi6n pare debatir
asunto tan tra2cendental i-potean.e
como ese, ageno a csc inf5rme
Respecto de naasteo status tcnemos
ideas especiales, como las tlenen "a ca
81 totalidad de los Aabit1 nto5 de eata
Isla, pero 81 podemos asogurar cen Wis
ia la encina Ge Ia nbertad trasp'an-
tada en- este suelo, a las instituctoa3s
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DATOS CURIOSOS

Los precios de algunos articulos en-
Belgica en- mil novecientos catorce com
parados con Ell costo actual, acusan los
siguientes resultados.
FL pan que en- mil novecientos Gator
ce valia treinta centimos el kilo, vale
hoy ochenta cinco centimos.
La carne cuyo valor era sesenta cen
tilnos ell kilo, hoy vale diez frances.
FL cafe de fcs. ESQ ell kilo, ha subido
a seis frances.
El azucar de setenta cinco cents.
de franco el kilo ha subido fees. 1876.
La mantequilla de fcs. el Jzilo a
fcs. 10.
La leche de treinta centimos de fran
co el litro ha subido fcs 10
Les huevos de 10 centimos de fran
CO cada uno, cincuenta centimos de
franco.
Las papas dc IS centimos de franco
el kilo a treinta : ocho centimos de-
franco.
FL vinagre de ounce centimos de
franco el litro ochenta centimos de
franco.
La cerveza de veinte cnco cent?
mos de franco Ell litro a fcs. 1.2O ell IL
tro.
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saboreado su tacita de cafe Sc halla
dispuesta a esperar su esposo, para
hacerle la vida 10 mas agradable posi-
BILE. Prepara sus zapatillas; pone a
mano su bata de casa, cuela el cafe
y 10 sirve en- preciosa tacita, LENA la
pipa de oloroso tabaco cuando el lie
ga, todo 10 halla presto. La vida en-
casa Sc lie hace agradable. Y sueha
con Ell momento de volver al hogar,
pues sabe que tras la ruda faena, le
aguardan las comodidades y los tor
neados brazos de una mujer.. GQue
mas devotion puede esperar I'm mari
do?
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ReSurgimientO
del buen gustO

Una de las condolences que mas ia.
vorecen y que mejor dice en- la vida
de los pueblos, modernos, es la de YES,
TIR. vEsTIR BIEN, denota un grade
cultura muy elevado. San Juan cuen.
Ia hoy con la SAsTRERIA NEW TAI
LoRS, de los acreditados CORTADO-
RES LINERA & sUAREz, que respon.
den brillantemente al exito de la moda
y del gusto mas exquisite. Es el esta
blecimiento mas visitado po. los que
saben vestir. Es la casa de moda. San
Francisco st., Frente a Ell MUNDO.
Advt
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Tel. $50.

americana on q -er igadaa = cn plena
3e 'a 4sc .u.tl
solaciol defnitI1a ae US
1ecioa con los i. Uatd
tad n gratitud 3., ae
ID Eico sen y slran ei ..t
cosa; cue nuoetros dc .es
dcns-a lbs ha uui1o Z e
seando palabras eel has o.ls.1
Gaspar Dotancourt 3 q nero.
q las ro,aciones de Crba con lo E.
dos Unilos, podcmos docr y q 81
cl6n q Pueblo &c Puerto Pi~o sr
c9bierao y el pueblo es.cana 'n
serau en- q PIC en en q
q dn.c5 esen55
nos iere rese-V p doa
y ceaauolasuos que ia en.ina ae
hbsr.s1 americana osp,anfada roee
to nico an-hal3 c.1a Ella
q sa somhra daacen t3o
por. orIi4u 4uezo, ouycs 90 n3s q 9. n
ven. cosseIan Is Eiua as.
de In nac.6n americana. COMO - -
cen 20 en el 4tua couaic.o
Contra isr .e faa
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GRATIS
GRATIS

Sc desea comprar una fnca dc 100
800 cuerdas entire Canovanas Rio
Piedras propia para ganado. Para in
for7nes:
l.. T. Tel6fono Sc, Apartado 55
.Fajardo. AdVt.
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RAMON MoNTALvo
FABRIcANTE DE TABAco El

a ~
RAMA
Tengo en- existencia ciento cincuen-
Ia quintalesN de tabaco para la venta.
FL que desee comprarlo dirijase Ra-
mon MoNTALVo, sabana Grande, Gen.
Henry St. Advt.
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I'm VEGA BAJA

Encontrara usted "EL MUNDo" en-
ell Cafe Central, de Gonzalez y Cano
Plaza "Jos6 F. Mater" Advt
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-08
IMMIGRATION LAWS TO
BE MADE MORE STRICT

OTTAWA, Ont, April IA bill
providing more stringent regulations
for immigration was introduced in
the house of commons today. Under
tn ebill,the period during which an
immigrant may be deported would be
increased from three to five years and
more rigid examination would be made
of aliens desiring to enter the coun
try. Persons mentally or physically
unfit; those unable to read or write:
enemy aliens who have been deport-
ed from allied country and believers
in the overthrow of constitutional
government would be excluded.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-08
VICTORY LOAN TERMS
WILL Be ANNOUNCED
WITHIN NEXT 10 DAYS
Five per Cent Interest Rate
proposal Looked Upon
Unfavorably

WASHINGTON. April THE 5 per
cent interest rate borne by the war
finance corporations new five year
bonds, approved BY the treasury, is not
to be taken as an index of the rate on
Victory Liberty loan notes, it was
stated authoritatively today
Suggestions that the Victory issue
should bear at least per cent are
reaching the treasury persistently
from banking and other commercial in
terests, but apparently the proposals
are looked on, unfavorably.
The rate and other terms of the
loan will be determined within the
next week or ten days and announced
only a few days before April 81 when
the selling campaign opens.
Printing of the notes has been start
ed by the bureau fengraving and
thousands are being turned out daily,
to be finished when terms are decid-
ed on.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-08
ALLIED MISSION AT
DANZIG TO AID POLES

ZURICH, Switzerland. April l.
(French wireless service)- Several
allied representatives have arrived at
Danzig to make arrangements for the
accommodation there OF allied and
Polish troops
A Weinar dispatch to the Frankfort
Zeitung says that President Fehren-
bach of the German national assembly,
has postponed his visit to Vienna to
take part in the discussions in Berlin
on the Danzig and Polish questions.