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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08
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LET PEOPLE DECIDE IF They WANT
TO BUY STREET RAILWAY PROPERTY Y

Mayor Magney has the right idea about municipal
ownership Of the street railway system He first wants
to ascertain whether not the majority of the people
are in favor of acquiring the property of the Duluth
Street Railway company and the best way to find this
out is to- submit the matter to vote of the people at
the election to be held April l.
This is the first and most logical step to take If the
vote at the election indicates that majority of the peo
pie favor municipal ownership of the street railway sys-
tenn then becomes the duty of the mayor and the
mssiones to proceed at to ascertain the value of
the property after which condemnation proceedings may
he instituted The city will be obliged to issue bonds
to acquire the property and before such can
be Dated the people will again be given opportun-
ity TO vote the proposition 1t is big undertaking
laden with many legal problems.
If the other hand the vote at the election should
indicate that majority Of the people opposed to
qurng the property of the Duluth Street Railway
pany then there is nothing for the mayor and the
ssioners to do but to drop the matter and direct their
attention to other things:
The program Of the mayor is wise and simple. It
decc;ves nobody. is straight proposition that will
he perfectly understood by the average voter by the
tracton officials and by the newspapers There will be
chance to mislead anyone, and it viii afford an o-
rortnity to the people to give direct mandate the
mayor and commissioners, which will be subject to no
double Interpretation.
The election will cost the people Of Duluth very little
money The vote will be- taken the day and at the
time when city commissioners are to be elected There
will be printing bill for extra ballots and some extra
time paid to judges Of election for counting them That
is about ALL And who is there that will complain about
trivial item of expense in determining the citys course
in such an important venture. The mayor and commits
sioners have right to know whether not there is
general desire on the part of the people for the public
ownership of the street railway system An election viii
settle that phase of the:question.
The Herald is pursuing its time-worn tactics on this
issue as it has all other like issues right here at home
No newspaper in America gives expression to finer SEN
timents on matters that happening far far away.
We want few Of these good things in Duluth and it's
worth while to give the people an opportunity to voice
their opinion on them. .
There are few Of Us left in Duluth who remember the
old days Of the Duluth Gas and Water company and
the fight the people Obliged to make to get the
member too the puzsling questions = were put up to
the voters from time to time to confuse them, and how
it necessary for the real friends Of municipal own
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08
why UNIONS ARE
OPPOSED T0:B|LL
Vests Too Much Power: Gov:
ernor to Thxait: Liberties
of':WorkIng People. =

AS The Labor World was about to
go to press the following correspond
ence was received from Mr.. Cornelius
Quincy, editor OF the Minnesota Union
Advocate at st. Paul and official organ
of the Minnesota State Federation Of
Labor. giving labor's side of the fight
that is being made against the motor
corps bill. and the reasons therefor:
There appears to be no room for
doubling that Gov. Burnquist's hench-
men in the legislature intend to put
through, If they can, all Of the auto
Gratis plans to reduce the people Of
Minnesota to complete subsection to
the will Of the governor and his gang
Of political and corporation hackers.
Recommended to Pass.
This was made plain last Monday
night at the public hearing given by
the house committee ON military af-
fairs on the bill ito create a military
unit in the state of Minnesota to be
known as the Minnesota State Motor
Corps" Speakers in favor Of and
against the mill were heard attentively
by the committee, the time of the hear
ing being equally divided between the
two sides. Then the members of the
committee who were present all vot-
ed, with the single exception Of Rep
resentative George Nordlin, St. Paul,
Ito recommend that the bill be passed:
This exceedingly offensive and dam
gerous bill provides that the "state
motor corps shall consist of not more
than four regiments, each composed
Of four battalions Of four companies
each, each company to consist of sixty
two enlisted men and three commits
stoned officers, said officers being COM
missioned by the governor Of this
state"
Must Garry Five People.
In the matter OF; :sqnipmants It 4is
provided that mot less than thirty
five enlisted men in each company
shall each be the owner and driver Of
a passenger automobile suitable: Tor
transporting not less than i've persons.
including the driver. two 1l16tortyFle9
and two. roadsters. Each automobile,
motorcycle and roadster. c.; well: as
the owner thereof, shal1. 1.bassseaAstad
in the service Of the state:1 sub5aett u
the call Of the governor"
The bill provides further that ::'the
Organization, armament and discipline
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08
WON'T REDUCE WAGES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Director
General Of Railroads Hines gives no.
tice that the railroad administration
will not be a party to the policy sug-
gested in some quarters, that it use
its purchasing. power to break coal
prices for the purpose Of reducing
miners wages.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08
LEATHER WORKERS UNITE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 7.-Otf-
ers Of the United Leather Workers
International union report that locals
ave been organized in. San Francisco,
:oston and Portland, Ore. =:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08

MADISON, Wis. Feb. 7:--organ-
lied bakers in this city are demanding
the abolition Of: night work. ) Other
demands include a. nine-hourt.. works
ing day. ::
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08

The columns Of this paper afford
an excellent advertising medium for
all kinds Of merchants Printers Ink
says that space in labor paper is
superior to that in any other pubu-
cation, reaching the consuming class
and the rates are much lower.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-02-08

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Stort iooiif Wooe.

Nem Dorf ben 23oe Wai. Zen
29oe Sunni ifol iebiife Soreninger /
352 Spcr / De 1Sor. Stoter beige
0elegater til Den 2ben aarlige Son,
p%ention al 3ioniitorganiiationen /
Imcrifa. &pnpcntioncll, Der arlto-
gcS at bile bli bipoanet al miloit
1900 9elegater, ifal bolbeS / Gbica-
90 Den fsrite llge / September.
st Intal Siitriftsfoniercncer al
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quit / Bottom, Gleuelnlb, louisville,
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bapt "9ripc" for oct Heoc &prs, for
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for - man pco mart life for bpao,
bporfor iua life Ell Chippewa.
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9ittlc Scar bar iperfiat Ell ioaoan
"Sripe" / &elena. &epbingen for.
flarer, noar ban itonier 6olf pao
@aoen % anlnobcr ON @ioraa, al
ban bar Ter SauaipS og 10 inaa rsbc
IflGgggerc, Der itoler pau BAN for iii
llnoerbolo, at Der buroe fisbes en-
Sarm for iaaoanne &eobuoer, Der
bar foaet Sntcresie for Sorobrug,
iamt at ban ielp bsilia trGneer til
llot Ycn9c mellem SGnoernc. Sctte
iibitc &rap titles oltio iibit al 2ittle
Bear, og oct npplles finn ion Ell
libcn flot Slfillitningsfrsl paa hans
"0ripe", men BET er eienipnlig oette
Eiemeo, ionl fsrit fomlner / Setragt-
ming.
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Spo 0afota.

Np Strife / Maoiiun. Srcfolbig.
bcos liltberife Wcnigbeo / Waoiion
oil / 2ebet al Somnlercn opiere Ell
mn &irfe foitcnbe omfring $4,000.
Cont er fiebt. % ocllllc rpooes nj
peb, al ct al Spcils Gloite Gaaiinga.
bule flutes ocrfro.
Canton anmuSer on Hcajcrinas.
bpaning. Ser er / Canton taget
Sfriot til at aiere &rao paa mt
Yoithus. &anoelsforeningcn bar neo'
lat Gornitcer til at cirfulcrc Yeti'
tioncr. buorpco &onercsien oil an
MODES ON al gipre sc nsoucnoiec BE
uiIaninecr I'll eli laooai Spgnit9.
IN Erriiocnt ior Mormnlifolc.
Gthclbcrt &. @coobrrn, TiccprGii-
bcnt peo Iortbern Norntal & Snou-
trial Schpol / Iberoeet, or palat til
Yrriiocnt for Staiens Ncrmallfolc
/ Spcoriiih. DR.. i. z. Goof, iom har
uGret berrnc S%nititutions YrGiibeni
i "a Iar, or uulgt til TrG'iocnt
emeritus.
Gre brinscr $4,000. On Orc. up.
orrttct paa Sreo Gees Garm peo
@rittorL braatc unocr ct Solg aibolot
icrriac llec Den pafrc Sim al
So 900. Sprct fiebtes al Ycter Git
babl. Ger blep afbGnoct ialt 90
Tpr pcb bette Salg. inbbrinsenoe
aicnnemiuitlia $341.35 bper clcr
tiliammen S20,140.
Sputb Safptas ribite Yipneer oso.
Tcnner / Sonclteel bar mohtagct lin,
bcrrcining ON. az 6corac Suthcr.
Lamb. ocn Gloitc EiorWcr ira Safoic
% Hcbraifa S%crriiorpS Gage. or hsn
i Hapcr. Nebraifa. Nr, Snther'
lambs alber f,mhc life nieb Seitemt-
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Tia ct. Olaf College | WortbfieIb, og
eli Wanb, Der itiioereoe peb ct anoet
College / BEN famine 3p % moo bpem
ban for ipp Iar iioen fpilleoe Tennis,
bette MI W9relie meb bant / Glasgow.
Wr. Moe t%ilfsier, at ban / Gsbet al
oisic imp Mar life bapoe trufiet oeilte
fin tiolieere 1ennis- Mipal ier De rui
ounpeoes iammen | ancttp I'b.
1ra Sfilsmisieretten. Noset al
ct gammelt Srbiprog flyer, at ingen
er iulolaitet, isr ban er gilt, men or
pette SilfGlbet naar en- Mano tager
iig ell SuitriL, iaa or bet END mere
innbt noar oct fommer til 9egte.
ifabsifilsmisic. Sra Sfilsmisleretteit
/ minneapolis anfsres noale prsper
poa Der gipne Ittelter. Gable !San-
ion iagoe ON i'm Wanb, Silius Snn'
San, Of ban bar en- gco Sneofer men
poerit oaarlia Watbcmatifer. Snr
bopoe lopet at aipe beloe $50 pr.
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ipge Sfilsmisie. Otter 10 Mnane-
bers Sorlsb bapoe bun ialt inofrGpet
500. = Scnnp 8. Tanlor % Breoe-
ricf s. 1aplor blcp gifte Tor % War
iiocri, men al en- cller anoen @rullo
ionbt DC oct ienere mere tienllgt at
bnpc bpert lit Siem. NrS. Eaplor
crflprcoe IN mnoer 60, at bun De
iioitc iDp glur meget bpppig bar moot
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at ban albrig laoer ill at glenfIenoe
bcnoc. - Wife Sager crfITrcoe ON
lin Spiqcrisn, Soiepb @ilba, of ban
bapoc prret fillo fun Ell cnc'te Gang
/ sc mango slar han bopoe flerot
ham, bpilfet life loo ina pGrlt, iilell
iaa logoc ban til, at bemlc Sang Oct
bar belle Chen. Wrs. @ilos befrpr-
teoc i'm Sabers lloiaen % tilieicoe,
at oct itob til benoc at for'srge De
ire Yprn. - Wrs. Slorcncc Toispcrt
iortaltc Somnercn, at bcllocs Wallo
hapoc ocr femme @ane at ta'te meo
Sfo, Tnuoalasic, @lomiierpalcr cIler
hpnoipmlombclit bar %forbonnocii, %
at bun altio maatte bore Sfipe for
oisie hans Gpclier. = Ser blcp / ollie
Silirlocr bcpilget Sfilanllsie.
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beo aneipes, ba Spteenelier beronl
life fan o%p6ripes, men Der paaltooes
at Dem, fom itoo bam nPrmeit, at
ban peo i'm Oso bar enten no eler
112 slar gan1mel.
@il bape &poicpelt.Jamilien re.
p%rrienteret. aapt. Seth @u0ocf, /
mango Iar Ell al nfbsoe Sberlt
Theodore Hooiepelts n9rmeite per.
ionlige Tenner, er reiit til SEEM Dorf
FOR at bepGgc nogen al M~ooiepelt-
6amilicn I'll at bore tiliteoe peo Mf.
ilsringcn al Winoeitstten paa Cop
pen al Wtount 8opiepelt, r,pr Seao-
poob, Den 4oe Sltli. Sberit Sbeobore
Nooiepclt, Sr., bar oprinoelip ino-
bliot til at nperpGre Miilpringen,
men andre Gngagenlenter bar giort
oct ltnuligt for bam at mootoge Sno.
bpoelien.
SiOur Sails / Geitifrmb. en- Men-
r%clfemasie, Der ahlloges til $4,000,
bar Den 21oe os. itrentmet til Siour
Sails for at bploc oct 147hc Seltar-
tilleri, iom allfom bireftc ira YbiIa-
oelpbia otter 2anoitigning Der. Pr
tiueriregimentet beitob lloeluffenoe
al WPno ira Sontb Safota, naar
utotagcs TO 9aiterier fra Yortlanb,
Oregon, men 6eitltenningen par itor
NOT til at omfatte ogiaa oisle to Or
gdniiaticner. Sci. If Sormiboag par
Der Vartfet for aQc Soloater / 9pcns
Golilelim, % Den itore Taraoe be-
gpnote SCI. = Giterniobag. Den pas
iereoc gien1em De ieitinpffeoe % al
Sillfilere npiten ppcrfplote Soueo-
goocr % gieniem Ell paa Soiltb Hbil-
lips Mpcnlc opfert pragtf,llo Seiers-
port. 8llpernpr Ycter Horbecf, ion
n1sotc Hegirnentet / Ybilaoclpbio,
iamt Wapor @lrniibe, 8encralaoiu-
font Worris og 9pfommisipr Muu1ot,
inOtog en- f%relnragclloe Ylabs / ga
raoen. = Ser bar NOR bGnbt Ell
lllpffe, oa ct al De ipecieue Sroppetog
rnlebe inb til Stationcll / Siour
Sails, ioet Ell gammcl Wober blep
faa clepilb al @lGoe pcb at le lin
Spn itaa paa Ell YnIlnlonpogns
Srappetrin, at bun iprallg lige moo
ham og on1flanlrebe bans Ben, me
oens Soget enoni bar / Sart. Re-
i%itltatct blep, at ban tlunllebe nco al
Togncls Grin % meo i'm gamlc
Wtor rnllcoe henoper S%tatiunells
Ylatform. DC bar nGltcn ilduet ino
UNDER Soeets Siul, ou Or. IS. &.
Teofielo, @aroen peb StatsfGnaiIet
| Siour Sails, nteo ct raitt os iait
Gag traf Dem bcggc inooper IIatfor-
men. = Get bar bcnimoo Mionat,
fsr oct iioite al DC ire ipecieIlc Crop
petog rilleoe no al 9pen igiell, M
tilbage sitoper nteb Camp Dodge,
Sofpa, iom Wtaal. Mfnten'trinaelt
blep Der ltrar p%aabegpnot, og Sc flcite
Gutter ira Soiltb 9afota pcntcocs at
naa Sjemmct inoen Ssnoag.
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@iSconTtt.
Sptcleicr fprmlnffet. e.

Suteleicr f~prmlnffet. e. =. Gnm.
minos, SptclpTrt / aenoiba, blep FOR
leocn or9bt ibet bans Iiitpmcbil
prltcbe. Sans Naffcbcn fnptfeoes
pa Ieoer inotraaotc eiebliffclig.
llmiperiitctsrcscnt bpS. Srlanor
+. Glarf, iom / % Mar bar p9rcI
&cgcnt for @iscotlrns ltniperiitct,
or Den 20oc os. aigaact peb 0eber
/ fit Stem / slppleton. Son par ipge-
lie oct iibitc Nars Sio.
linn Mooer brrbt. en- ~sll,tpniobil
bIep iorIeben Sag poafisrt al ct SO.
fcn,otip / Sort Itfinion, % Mrs. &.
10. gbparbs, 26 Iar garnn,el, orGb.
tcS paa Stchet, meoens benocs ManS
% lille Cater fom %alpprlig tilifaoe,
Sarn brGnbt tilbsbe. Satberine
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% Mrs, &arrp Sanion rcb @heaton,
life langt ira Guu Claire. brGnbtC
iprlcocn tilbeoe. Senbes &lrocr oil,
trnotcS peo at bun tom for nGr Ell
Slb. ipm henocs Saber bapbe t9not
ct &rat NOR Sicmmet.
Src Wan6 brGbt i Milmamfee. Gr
Grploiion inotrai ben 2toc os
/ Smith- Barn Glepatcr / Nilpaufee
cs ire Mauo blep orGbt. iamtiois ION
ire andre Tom alpnrlig tilifahc. Slf
nobrso Joni Sslac al Grploiioncn
rcraariaacnoe' CT Cab al 100000
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Ggtraiesiion al 2esislatnren. Gil.
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Wficbigans &egislatitr til Ell Grtro.
lesion, bcgpnoenbe 2ocit Sunni. 8ii-
perlercl nPoner finn 2anoepeislop-
ginning iom Den Sag, Der foreligecr
til @ebanoling, men andre pigtige
Spsrgsnlaal bill fremlrggcs / ipc.
clelle gnolfob, og Seslionen pil
maaife bare lpngere emo fprit antugct.
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Saittois.
6ipb &nl, % fipb BET itrnr. :

&jpb Mil, % tIbb Oct ,frnr. s. =.
u. Worrom, Setcraloircfter Tor a,ll.
aonliniitratiorcn, ,lotaltc iorrige llgc.
at 9aroct inocn 60 q 90 Gage piloC
pprc mibt inbe / Ell 9ulnso mco Sri.
fer operitigcnoe a1c t~ioligcre, bpis
Splf life itrar iua I'll at faa i'm arls
ioripnine for npite @inter iiffert al.
bragt / aiploercn. &lllpriierne er
aIlercoe ltigenoe. oopareoc ban. Wr.
Morrpip bapoe faaet ct Snoblit / 81
tilationcn unber ct Msoe al Nntional
Goal Islociation / Chicago forrigc
llae, % hans Soruoiieelier aniees
iom abioli,t paalioelige.
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Efpr Mauch SDlnt. Gen I

Stur Maneb fDlgt. Gen noflaa be-
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al LAO Icres % belisgenoe ontrent
to Mil ienoenfor Watrous, er iolgt
til q. Z. Scblcr al Wilbanf, 9. Saf.
Sfules observation-disclosures bsb.
Sobn 3. Ycnbiter, 5orretningsbeltp-
rcr pes Sarge College, cr oso | fine
Tprplorcs Sienl / Yine Sin, Wtinn.
Gsosaariagen bar Trring. Snltri
oa Born, boenoe | 6orgo, poerleuer
ham.
ltbmrpmclier. 6. 8. Wcslnencp.
inotil uplig Gbief GeplItp State
@anf Gremiuer, er ilbnppnt til De
piltp Director Of CREDITS for @anf Of
Nortb Iafoto. Hap ". Sollioan
Statiitifcr i @anfeyalniners &pntor,
CT oniot iom Geputp Director pf
Tubllcitp.
Tarmermcs Slaateri frrbist.
equity Yacfing So. Slagteri / Sarge
or M pnu oct nrrmeite fGroigt %
uil bcgplloc 9riftcn Den 15oc Sinni.
Mlt Waifineri er inoiat, % Den ierlte
Yrepc al bette iogocs at blipc 9iort
ocnnc llac. Slagtcrict fan mco lit
mlprrenbc llOitpr crpeocrc 1000
@riic pa 400 Stpffer &p9g pr. Dag.
3rrercs 9pn furhsieS. Sfolcraaoet
/ @rano Sorts bar gipct fine STrcre
Yoalrg ioct Winimmnslsnncn er
forbsict ira $50 til $40 pr. Mnonco,
iantioio Tom scr bcll,ltteocs, at Der
bcrcitcr aiocs 70 MaaneoerS Scott
trait ~iiteoetior 90. Warimumslsn
for 3prere / &c fnritielige Grades er
forbsiet ira 500 til 500 pr. Moaneo.
Tirc Mar for Slospaairttelie.
Moscoc Woorc, Der tilltoo at bopc lat
SSlb poa Nortbpeltcrn og st. Ir-
tbpnp Glcpotorer ! Siusboro, or oco
Nctten / Garao oenlt til fire Mars
Strafarbcioc. Moore tilitoo enc.
pibcrc, at han hauoc lat Slb poo
Wortbpcitcrn Glcpotor, bpis @eltnrcr
han bar, Tor at thule ell Huber
balance al $500.
Icm nnc Stats6anf / Tirfiumbeo.
Sra Hiamorcf mclotes Seroaa, at
Wolit OF 9tortb Tafota oa funoe Iiges
at bore lat / Girfiombeo, ioet TO
Nallfc ben Saa hapoe inoienbt lit
feritc Heierpeinoiflo. Hengene ocpo-
ncrebes / Ell al @ismarcfs Vanfe,
GA Sen bronoiric @prlpins cnonr life
cr iproig / BET Sofale. iom @ant Of
North Safota bar taget | Vrug.
@nt fpalt / Snlc. Gen 14-aariac
Sen al Mr. o. NfrS. Glarcnce Sart
cr 9ieniunben bso / Ell Sulc il9r
Schaier. San altaaes at p9rc fro
ben ino / Sillcn Tor at isec Seltpt'
telic unocr en- Stornl, % at ct Spn-
ncoilna cllcr fdll'tc Inn ct bcftigt For
ocnifralo bar lcsnet Ell itor Sten, Der
or itprtei neb % meo Ell bel Gel
Ssorn inIoiirnoia brffct Sno9angcn.
Gutter q bcrucb al Manacl pao
2ilit blepcn fpali.
Tenac pbsles pna Q%anbcpeie. Nortt
Satota Gountpnithitorcr, iom forri9c
llac afbclbt fit garsmebc | Wtinot,
oeotoa cnIicmrnlle cltoel &ciollttioncr
crflrrcnoc Sen III anpenbt Hlon for
@eiarbeioc Tom sen rene Nbslen mcS
Solfs Tclgc. Get foitcoc Ter ON.
firing 5000 q $500 pr. Wil at OF
Ireae 9anocpeic, mcocns li9ncnoc
InlGg III foitcr ira $1,000 belt cp
iii $4,000 pr. Mil, % opa or ois'c
Tcic Tibet eler llet intef bcore emo De
tibliacrc biliac. auoiforcrne lTaacr
Sfplben paa Statens 2anocpclatom.
mission. Der paaitaacS life at al.
pcnbe DC betrocbc Yino paa rctte
Waabc. Selecnbc GmbcosmTnS
paletes for inbeprrenbc Mar: Ole
Soc. Gapalicr, TrGiioent; Iholph
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| % aasierer.
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Elaferimpreren / Trnsiel. Sobn
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imsrer, blep forrige llge osmt til ier
Wtaaneoers Spbolo | Gormtpi9ngilet.
San blep for uoeen 1io tilbage pco
areosretten | Barron funoen ifploia
| at babe praftiierct Tom SGge iioelt
Vcpiaing, men ~oppeuereoe oa Soget
til Ssieiteret. Serne bar III befrGf-
tet Gomnten, % Der er illgen gei ON.
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Bob Toussaint returned to his sta tion near the end of steel. on this mornings train. after stay of sew eral days in town. He is attached to the Mills engineering party
The Nenana daily news., 1919-11-29

Horiiek's Matted Milk. Fowler q Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-11-29

before the war, yet they are 200 pesos cheaper to the Argentine buy er because the mark is cheap.
 To guard themselves against pos sible shipping delays when buying German goods, Argentine importers are buying marks today and keeping them to pay their bills with when the goods arrive, so that an increase in the value of the mark will not affect their purchasing price.
 It has been reported that German exporters cannot ship metals, yet their salesmen are offering copper tubes in competition with United States salesmen and are getting or ders because they promise shipment when possible" and in the mean time the Argentine purchaser has only to go to his bank and buy marks to cover the price Of his order, and he then gets his goods at today's price, regardless of the value of the mark when the goods are received
 Several American representatives al Buenos Aires have written 10 their principals that it is impossible to take orders for American goods as long as the dollar is valuable and the mark is not.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-11-29
MONEY VALUES.

The high value of the American dollar as medium of exchange and the low value of the German mark is enabling German houses to sell goods in South America cheaper than they did before the war. Their prices are so far below those of American and other Allied countries that, for the moment. there is no possibility of competition.
 The Germans are experiencing lit tle difficulty in getting their goods to South America. German ma chimes of certain class are selling at 100 percent above what they did
The Nenana daily news., 1919-11-29
AUTO PROFITEERING.

A determined effort to break up profteering in automobiles in Eng land is being made by the British Motor Trades association and the Motor Agents union. Heavy fines have been imposed in cases where agents have advanced the prices fixed by the manufacturers. If the dealer refuses to pay the fine. he is cut of from all source of re- plenishing his stock.
 Another form Of profteering in cars is often encouraged, it is said, by the private automobiles. On receiving new car, the owner in a number Of cases has resold it to 2 secondhand dealer and pocketed an immediate profit of $500 or more. Such is the demand for cars. that the secondhand dealer has no difficulty in disposing of the auto mobile at another $500 profit for himself.
 Owing to the shortage of cars. every dealer has a long list of ex- pectanr purchasers, and attempts have been made to bribe salesmen to shift the names of waiting GUS toners from the bottom to the top of the list. In one instance re- ported to the Motor Agents union the bribe offered a salesman was s75o.