davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
gaptiiterne 9anmarf.

6anife 8apfiffamfnr6 Dor
iaf Murermeiter Srplt11b fi6bt
Gienbomsfompleffget 1HRerboIm be
I~tgeenbe peo S~rebensbro &iipbea-
bapn. @siigbeiumntm 100000 Ser.
DH rSeniiefen at beaflptte bertil
Set rn6er Sc tie figbenbabnfe gup-
tiiiltfirffer berenoe Meniabeoshiem %
sDgepIeiebltreaai. 5enere en biI
Gienoolrt1en bliDe tnget tic Mnpen-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
6erpernes 11afbrngiebebsfrap.

IGrsernes ltafbGngigbebsfrab.
Sargerl1e ct oct title "29d116", lpm.
5ieneit er fremfommet me6 arap poa
:SelpitRn6igbeb.
5prperlle er ION befien6t Ell Nr11p-
pc 5maaper Us ialt), Ser liggm
.omtrent 125 eng. Mi1 Moronoro-
fra Sfotlano og omtrent 400.
eng. Mil 8e1t fra Bergen. Sc bar.
!on1fring Il, 1000 Suobpggere. nerne.
bprte tioligere til Morgez men blep
|liaeion1 Ssla1b beboIot al Danmorf
beo Morges MoifiI1elie fra Damorff
Il 1914.
Set beloige &ei11ltat al Sen is
lanofe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bor
[ogiaa lat M Sort Selpltnnoig-
be6Sfarnpen pua Sargerne.-
6greerne er MI ct eget Mmt n,1-
Der 9anmarf, % bets 5tilling er
lite meget forifiellig fra be pprige
oanffe Mmter. 2agttnget. Tom be-
ftaar q Mmt,nanom, Brobiten og
20 folfebalgte MeoIemmer, er at be-
tragic lom ct Mmtstii11e. Dog bar
BET @et I'll at fremipfte 5orilag til
MIC 2one euer M116ringer, font Der
ber foretages ! De beltaoen6e 6o1rife
9oDe for beres Mnpenoel{e paa Seer
gerne.
Denne IiiIftano fiI1oer BOG mango
|5Rroinger tibet tilfreosltinenoeso0
lftoen gegDnoelfm at SnIpfemferne
bar ct 15elpitD1eparti1 no fra Ell
itarf 9aboelfe af Bargernpg gomIc
anltur % sprog frnpet b%epilgenbfea
og fobgiperoe MDnoigbeb for Bag
finget, fpreif 5prpgs inofgrfio
llsfole- % 4irfelprog % egd ST
nansffpn oprettet. Dd Ct oog man
lanf 6Rrgingerne JON misfpipler
boa aanoeR Gp1te flat taa paa
|eqne 8enoasDis~e
tiiefn bo1oer oerfor poaoa beitaa-
en6e Defer fort Sc fe1teita Qa,
oct bar pffeoes selpitDrepdrtiie at
faa SIertd 2aetinaef meoenssSyp,r-
gernes @eprpfentant fbanfhf,
Collecting CT en- 5qrnbdnbsn1a11o.
1sssmi6oIIertib ~ gfgpmnet ssgs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17

meget belarenoe, ielo ON Oct bar
s8roer fra Sfre1t til @frpah,
man faa, meoens 2imDorosbroen
bar foot 2nno paa hegge Cider.
Megm S1teresie bapbe ct Nrojeft
fra @briftioni & NieIfen. Set er e11
@etonpele-8ro, lom for mogle Mnr
iiben mlbe bnpe foitet 4 WilI. SIR;
men MI bM foite = ca. IL Mill.
4stroarer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
Gl1 ipibs 0il.

lt1ber cit itprre Bataille mellem
Belle og Soriens bar "Sori. Tylfbl."
forieat paas at femme @eoaftprSgn
.6ergaar6 i @eilc bli6ere peo at ppf-
.fe bans l11tg6omsminoer % min6e=
De bam ON, at bon bar fanet en- Sci
lin iournaliitiife l1o0annelie
@orla1s.
8eile-@eoaftdren los fig 0og life
sble6ajgre. Sm ibarebe omgaaen-
De- Set er fan6t, at Me6oft6r Sgn.
beraaarb bar babt cit Gel tilobers
for SorienS. s. ma11ge Mar bar
ban oe11 el1elte 6onife Gurilt, Ser
befpgte 8penl" Sen bar Sprlel1s
eltb1m life funnel gipc igjen pon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
6iIg 1neb ct Sir!

IS @jebe11bapn CT en- ny SCREENING
1t1ocr 9piejlings Set er en- 5or-
erina for Serrer, Der forpligter iig
fI dlorig at fage Soften al, mar
&c btlier, men neies meo ct NiHf
Set nlbe Ii0e mtt1tore paa 8ntte-
Hpgaen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
TrDgter life 9igaen.

llnber Dasfusfto11en al Sreostraf<
tate1 i Mmerifa bor set flere @un-
&c baret pnaitnnet, at 9anmorf bar
ba1rge for Matio1ternes 2iga % iffe
.gnlfeoe at lutte fig til ben. Derne
.&aaita10 er paa bet beifemteite Die
pen beanenteret al ben oa1ife Sor-
~lbarsmininlter g. Mrtncb, iom er
Regieringens Ealsmon6 / ole So
ger peorgrerbe Natip11cr1res 2iga.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
Turbanblinaerne mcllem 9aumarf
% SNiflanb.

9e / ltb1te Mh1mer omtalte Sor-
hanolineer mellemGbinn1o og Dnnz
mari, Set ibprfinttes pon Sornnleo=
ming at S. s. gbriitenfen, beifjaf-
tiger felblast Ben omnife 8resie o.
er set 6aglige SamtaIeeml1e, 11oor
a5olf me0es;; men oct CT ifglge So
!. gems Natur gnnlfe naturliat, for De
offentliggiorte 9ofun1enter moebol-
Der mm1ee mteresanteG p1psninger;
fPrlie lqgges Ser Merfe ill .be
arab, Der itiaebes n6efrn, pon, at
9anrnarf hul6e be6ligebol6e ct Or
be1tliet militert 6oribar.
Dm fDife General BON Moltfes
6nmtale n1e6 4nptai11 2utfen Ger
fbrte 5orbonoIatgen paa ben odhtife
8egierings 8egne) ben IS. 5ebruor
1906 on1bor6 pao Sfibet "3reus-
len" CT Iarlia be1nprfeIiesbnroil
beb fplgenbe ire Otringer al bon.
Molttffe::
Il. Sort 2nife ct, at Ser Ifeul e
eli 1tnt11rfig GilnGrme1ie mellem De
to 5tater Donmorf % Gpiflnno)
bet er forfiert, at be ltn6ig itaar
hua 9brll1def MOS hrinn0pn q
2. Seen Ell Eing bill leg iige
Gent rent ITO. @oor Sc nleo eng
mn6. tilla6erDe gng1ano at benpt-
tie Ceres 9erritorium, eller poer Sc
fln ell fin9eret og ntilitrGffelig
M%tpoftanb, ia loo ct bet min 0per-
%bepisnina, at Danmarfs ibite 9i1,,e
Ct 1aaet; BEN offentlige Menil1g /
Epifla1ro oil forbre, at ser gipres
Gn0e paa 9anmarf."
8. Men ipprigt. 0i bill life
BRIDE Ceres Meutralitet. @an De
boloe Gem @1glnnberne fra 2ipet,
iaa fan De mdalfe bIiibe ~1roe1lfor set
belle; 1ten oct mac ri forIonge:"
Disie n0taleller bdr gipet 6anife
glaoe Nnfeomng til at opfriife Sen:
berennte Soriparsoebot Ditteren
1909. 90 90 ierlg 6oriparsmimi
tier Mie1s Neergaaros notalelier i
1909, % ban fremlagoe 1T Sor
lparsprogram: Dg 90 ban toni
meo felgenDe notoIelie, bar ban TT
fert tpl,H paa uotoleIier ION open-
napnte::
gesaar man taar padom Nlabg,
bpor ieg De iioiR Maaneoer bur
ftaaet, Ter man maa1gt og megct,
om III bar ifiuH forens 8gilR. Seq
ler bet MI oct iee
aabent 90 Hart ON Ell abiolut
8etingelie for 2a1uoets 8rpgbeb It's.
ootiI, q leg narer eftn al bpd6
ieg bar erfaret Ell fuIbfpmmen if-
Ter SDerbeDisning ON, at &jjgben.
Dopl1s 8effptteIie MOB Dperrumpi-
Ting ogfad ra 2an0fiioen ct ngopen,
big, ford ii al 1oIanoet fnn bIipe
an(et orcnh Lbt nb neutral inoet
G1nfE8nd hIfhp hphnrtnfnf fnrf k,n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17

ssettoillg airlerifailife Maucbetffior-
ter, booraf Der bar itjaalet 81
.99nitl. pct er BOG aitto Ell Noit,
ielD ON belle senninaen par paa
800 Dllihl
Saaleoes oprinoer 8olibepismeals
9iosaloer. 6or1nooentlia bliper
oeu ittfe la1a Men oreIsbig gjnI.
Der betsDm at bape fpriifret for
.Gpperi Iom for laa nteget alaoet. 81
ber1le fal1 bpre uitfre 1lof e,rooa..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
1Gn 8anfbeitprer itieler 10000 SCI.
pr at afDerge tit Mpbers TaIlit.

-
S 3elfinggr taIer nnnsom en gra-
.geoie, Der bar rant en- nf Bbeng
fien1ote 6amilier, 5pies. SCR oonftl-
lige Nor Hlboee tarteoeg Spiies,
=Spanofabrif, % 11ogem 8i6 ait
8ir~flornDeoen go6t: Men enonn.
11teoe1ts Bgrnene bar fmaa, ogoe
spiesog oet Mep nj Ell gan1nnel
g~ebfefaoer, Der muatte opertage ae-
.belier: Glitter bans Dsb moatte Grl
Spies ia1otage gbefpaitem % beref=
ter toni ben plofte Spa i11bsi syors
.r%et1ai1ger1. girfio1nbeoen betaIte ig
1roge1lu11oe ban fom til, men
M ogoe ogfaabm % Sm @pies
iaa mart ingen nooe 90 a
@artape11 Dioere. gu D~ng.gommer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
Selb ubelb.

6orleoe1 @ftermiood1, 90 Cts
prestoget ira Masneol1tu6 pasiereoe
2un6bD Citation, p%aati6rtc &ogef en-
Mltomobi1, Der bolot poa 9pPrs at
5finr1erne; me1t 3aslagererne
9r. Urban Sa1tle1l meb 5rue fra
2l1nobn batoe bemarfet 8ogets
g(nfomit iao tioligt, at De naaeoe
at 1pringe al. inoen 2ofomotipct
romte gl1ttomobilel1z Ser Hep zoe
,lagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
8rcnsiiif 9epn.

Ser er til BET f%p1oerjpife Mini-
it,rinm in6lebet Me06elelie ON, at
Nopofat &abn / Slensbora ser Die.
ben in%spenoeret fra @mbeoet iom
Notar, foroi ban bar 1t1eo 8eplt-
tationerl poa 8rp6ieren "2a Mar-
f%eilIoiie1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17

I s:s:s: s :! ;iai; IS: s.
:: ]: Z !; ; j:; C: AZ: :' 8:
res Apotheker, 6oc.O
Murine Eye Rsmsdy Co., chlcaso.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
sQpnAnn n9simesN mn 2. 2pne.*

GpnbDn Shines" ont 2. 3one.
On Meoarbeioer be6 "9siinres" ,
bar naret pan 8efgg Dun-
mart, 6bpIer a1 Mrtifa peb
Tfensbmas @etponing. Set beober
Der, nt Nel11tatet al 8olfeafitemz
l,i1tam Bone CT at Bigtigbeb
Tor belle Beroen hifffe min6ft for
5torbr:tttarnien. Spis GDfflanb be-
boloer Slensborg % Bone, fri
Der 6orfdteren, bill bet bmnte til
at beftooe Def itrategiMe 9erreoem-
ME oper 9aitnurf og gipre TSIensz
borg til en- @onf1trrea1t til @igben-
hopn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
6,tl,6rebe Snlfere

meo @ebeimdtuoieruab Ebonret !
.Spi0ien bar unoerifrebet Ell Mores=
fe ON, at ingen al Dem mere bill be-
igge 8abeitebd Spr, bpis 9ens Sc
boere ltemmcr Danif.
Sc Dil neppe blibe lupneoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
: Da1on1ark. =

lsssz1salleaa
&rgseeranarb % get mo6erate Zen,
Ute % 6aire. iom fn1ate ham. afsiss;
|Erenoe @et, Sc pifer, at Epiflans
lmeo aanife uololom Stprte fnrlang.
e. at Dnnnrarf ifllbe forinare fiji
Neutrolitet. 9glm England free
bcoe mialertio BET. 9et loo Gun,
mart foritaa, at Set life fuuoe topN
at bialpe Danmarf iao bnrtig an.
Ser Ell &rig. al. en- 8eiptteIfe al
2ol,oet funbe binores. Ooeu set bill
De beb SrebSi1,,tninsen IGgge al fin
Snoflpdelle ino til gorbel for Sam
mart, fornofat, at BET f,1lbt us bao-
De lsat at foripare fin Mea1tralitef.
Soeial6emofraterne frpbebe Nlf=
ruit,ina i 1909, men itptteoe forre-
|iten BE rabifales 9laa1. So bpilfe
bar iao bisie?
egfaI @nnmarf iaqbe ST.
Gable % 9r. sleuaerif i fit Sc
tenfnina oper Soriuarslobele
babe l1o1iat til at bliDe uaniet ,t1,-
Der Ell StormagtSfrig i bets Seer
|heb, bo s1tao bets bets WilitprDnie11
in61frenfes til set belfe6ne Sm-
fang, Der frepeS til at opfplbe 81
Observation-Disclosures, lom trdf=
tat,neslig .paabbiler Gnnmarf foa=
|pef 1Mn a,1bre n%e1ttrale 5tnter -.
Meu ollie bisie 6orpligtelfvr aipI-
Der Sen Mrt minbre Neltralitets
frarfeIier zaf mere eller min6re til:
|fGlbig aaraftter, operfor bbilfe Der
er @rua for 9olittforanltaltningcr,
life for ege,tlig Stamp -. Sc al
Mmiitcriet forelaate 9opprilaa er,
ogfua mar oe gnbres Tom fore
ffaaet Hfffe blot 11fornBbne til 8nre-
tageIie al Observation-Disclosures me
er ellbogion ifuoelige for Dpfploel.
len al 0isfe."
Sc to @errer % beres 3artifpl=
Her arglln1enteebe berefter larIiQ
moo ajgbe11banns @efaif1um. on
bette 5pergsmaol fnaoe @e1erol
Molfte ben 2. S,1Gi, "at / @iigbe1l.
babns foripnrslgle EIitm6 Lao e1
alporlig Sore for 8pifla1to", % a,
oerne 6are f1n0e fore til, at "Epif
1a6 maotte bebonolt os fpm Sjen.
be. Mem Observation-Disclosures .ol
e rooifale itemte ale Tom Ell fol
|5mllunaens Meorimlr allt
I1tt10tage1 ST. 9e11nt5er, Der Ipnre6e:
{5ten1mer life.
9np6e &c raoifnle @errer fane1
fin @iuiei19O9, piloe oe itriipe1
observation-disclosures" @jebenbapn
"efftter oft at 6gmn1e babe n~nberifre.
bet 9nnmarfS Ggos6om.1
Nnnr man bnr lait be tplfe l1D-
talelier, f1 mon let foritaa, a
Mfifpringerne bar buff gmlation
Gnnmarf. Men forgprigt er man
I1geiau interesiereti at fnn opflnret
Iporleoes 6tsfe itrerwt fortrolige
SMe66elelfer / bet belle tngd sfgrit Il.
Iitm no omfring peb 1. September
log en- aommisiton er neofat til at
|fpge at fi1.oe 2pfage1L ON mnt iaa
r1aa fige.
6rrgernes 1tafhGnaiahebsfrnb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
~9anf-amerifanH 11oailline.

ye1l I Arl1f1anla afbol0fe llorlfz
amerifanife M6itilltngs Itore sufees
bar brdgt Bet lcoe1oe oarife 8la0
"8erlingffe Gioe,oe" til at foreilaa
Mfboloelien al Ell lignel1oe n6ifil-
ling &igbenbabn i Gebrum 1920.
9anih 5orrettirws1nG11b ct meget
i1%1teres|erebe i Mnlre11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa 2aneelanb.

9amt1ige Siifefalgsforeninger og
arore tnteresfere6e paa 2angelano
aater ut oprefte Ell Siifefonieroes-
fabrif / @%116fiebi1tg. Sem 11i,e @irf-
1ipmbeb tG11fes lat Torbmbelie
nleo 2atge1anos Sr11gttprringsa1t=
ltalt, bbis Mftiefopttol / Den Mnleo-'
ming ogtes 1tonioet meo 100000
&Sro11er. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17

Ct Ell Stole for unge oanF.amertanite Mpno oas apinoer.
unoerpsntu9 De %nIuninoefge @fo1efag pa ganf og @ugelf.
airfebHtorte, 8belfasie, oagage s5oreorag, MaAff, Soonoarbeioe,
lonbesfng:
S 5oIbung er Der ct berHgt Selma ON Binteren, % Dmegneu
er neeet fuuft 8enpt aeligbeoen til ct @foleopbolb 8orbinoeIie
meo en- 9fejie til geFtutenl @sg 8efteb ON bIige gunerd{e-
5u1etter paa narnneie Sernbanefontorl @frip eher @foleng aota.
log! sfolenaret barer fra lite gpbember 1919 til 10. STARTS 1920
geueoet MorbentOft, Gornonoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
aplpni6aperne giber 10 MilIioner.

@co cit ff%oretaaet 0pgigrelfe bar
bet pilt zig, at Der MI / Ganmarf
$1,000 &olonibaper, Der ef-
ter ltatiitiif n6regntng bier bar gi-
bet en- Sssr1otpat poo minb1t 200 &r.,
5altfoa Ell iamlet Snoteat pan pper
100000 81. Ger er gjennem-
lnitlig blepet bprfet 9br. &artof-
Ter ! bper Sope, bbilfet CT en- 1am-
let 3ro0nffiio1 poa 100000 gor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17

mgote en- areoitor meo ct arap paa
10000 ar., % % bette life fu1loe
bonoreres, bar 5alliten faftiif for
Ggrelt. llnber isle Sorbolo ltial
Ell af Sglnlerlte; Der bar 8eltprer
al Observation-Disclosures SparefaSie-
afoeling, af to Spureres aontt Co.
900 ar., bpilfet 8eleb ban otergap
Mooeren TIL at betale @jaD meo.
S ct 8ar Maaneoer furbleo 8eora-
saeriet ifi1tlt; men 1aa fom set ffor
Dagen og Spies blep lat fat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
sra Sslaub.

81 lpe1ife acknowledgements 8a-
bell % Dgberg Ell a1fomrlen til 60
lar &or1nfior0 eftcr at babe fiert
ober @atnnisbel, Dnergar1gen nleo
8 @eite % Ell 5l9oe pareoe 8 gnDc.
SSn6e pna Sgiieflet bar be ophnget
ct prlbigt &roter, 8 So In1lgt %
5 so. breot, bpori Ser bar bar1nt
Bm0; Der fanotes ablfil1ige parnla
&ilber omfrirg arateret.
&rater1. Der ct Sslmos itprite,
bar Sbeniferne fal6t Speazarater.
sbnberiDife 2arere i ajpbenbabn.
Der er til &jgbenbapn mfommen
ca. 20 i%pnoeripife 2nrere, Der ffal
giieat,1etngaa ct @11rius pom 5tate11s
2grerbgiffole ! 6anif Sprog og 81
teratur. 6aIp6elen bltper Der en-.
Maaneo, &olpoelen / ire Maaneoer.
Sneeu bill baoe- Set lalteoe Blaif.
@ingiteo Slagteri bar fnaet SOB
til at nofere 10000 ag. {altet
Slnif. Mdnn bar iflg. ~MRingte6
Solfeti6en6e0 n0bl10tSlpifet / Gam
br1tg, 2o,1bon % M%eancbeiter, men
intet Ste6 tor man billet babe set.
&amburg laa Marfhf,rie l1 iDeien,
1 England bil6e -nta11 life bape
-5lGH, Ser er iaa lnlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
s. @ra,1 ne6lGgger 1T Manbat.

IS. Wr11I He0tF99er lt tu0ou
@oaroeier g. @ra11, 8glL bar /
Ell Sfripelie tic @algerforepingens
8eitDrelie neolagt fit Hoit Tom
:Nnitformano for Moroilespigs Bel
#gerforering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
8rnllup .meb bprbinbrinaer.

5tlbe Solfebl." fDrtRller:: Ut
l11gt Har 8eitfalling bilbe in6-
trp6e 9ggteftm,b meo bira1roeu,
ug Ell 5ngfsrer / &olItebro bapoe
paatoget iig at ls(e &onaebrep for
.bem. @rDIlups6agen font, @ipiter-
ne TOM; men bpab ser life fon1, par
&~ongebreDet. SITE iaa 1qrt, at
8rubeparret bleo be0e ON grerne.
Nh1 bar gobe Rad6 6pre. Gelefo-
men tom / 8irfiombeo, % Oct opfla-
rcoes, at 5agfgreren bar reilt paa
2a11oet. 8eo Gelefonelrs ;;Siplp LIT
febes bet Gm1gt on lRnge at finoe
BAN. San maatte faa pebgaa, at
.bam for 8 Gage iioen bopoe moo
taget aongebrebet bapbe ldgt BET I
ell Sfnffe % glemt Oct. &eio o.
Tut gau fmn Drore til at ie11be Ell
58H aflteb meo aonge6rebet, % |
.hlienoc 5art git BET MI as @eitial-
ling til. S iamme 9ieblif, 8rloe-
|ifaren bar beo airfen, bar 8ile1
Der og1aa me6 &ongebrepet, % aft
|er6te / Srp0.
Connecticut western news., 1919-05-22
Great Is Enthusiasm.

Enthusiasm comes with the revela- ton of true and satisfying objects of devotion, and 1t Is enthusiasm that sets the powers free.-Woodrow Will son.
Connecticut western news., 1919-05-22
A Mistake Made by Many

Don't wait for rheumatism to in- dicate diseased kidneys. When you suffer pains and aches by day and sleep disturbing bladder weakness by night, feel tired, nervous and run down, the kidneys and bladder should be restored to healthy, strong and regular action. It is a mistake to postpone treatment. Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys in sound heal thy condition and keep them active and strong. Begin taking today. Freeman Dempsey, dealer.-adv.
 Good results follow the first dose.
Connecticut western news., 1919-05-22

REPORT OF CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANK E2 COnnactp the close of business May 12t 1919.
 c2A discounts incladihg rediants, (except those |. 5, bonds deposited to cure circulation (par 'auf 6ood and s6co:s of indebtedness owned oUS Lbey 84, 100000 Securities other than U S. bonds not including socks) cEs other than Federal Reserve Bank stock Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 5O cent of Va'" of banking ho~0e, owned and unincumbed oOOOO Furniture and fixtures :z'OOOOo 142o720 Items with Federal Bank of collection
  from national banks 762OSsO Total ot Items 14 l5 l6 l7, ana .foozS'4o Cheeks banks located outside of city of report
 45OO Eedempt fund with U S. Treasurer and due from U S. Interest earned but not couected-approxmate-on Notes and Bills Receivable not past due. 15825 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 100 OOOoO Undivided profits 647077 Less Current expenses interest and taxes paid 339673 discount credited, in advance of maturity and earned approximate) .95596 outstanding 12OOO banks. 95675 Net banks, bankers companies
 oher than included 31 32) 1857373 35 5.....,........ .19,53O4S Individual deposits subject check 167961 32 Certificates of deposit than 30 days (Other than 2O3644 deposits oher deposts) sub ject Reserve, Items 36 37, 3s 39, 40, 37O00O93 of Connecticut County of Litchfeld,
 the abovenamed bank, soemny belief DEAN Cashier. and of May 1919.
 Correct-Atest: J. ENSIGN, Notary Public.
 HENRY C. GAYLORD
 M. RICHARDSON R.
 R. HUBBELL Directors !
Connecticut western news., 1919-05-22
Pizarro's Famous Voyage.

December 2S is the anniversary of the fifth start of Pizarro. in 1850, from Panama for Peru. The daring voya- ger refused to give up his dream of find'~~ "old in the Andean kingdom. T of his enterprise from point astounded the world ! in the conquest of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09
EVENING PUBLIC DEIpH1A FRIDAY MAY 1919

questions with the Joint power Of a
league back Of them to give authorita-
tive weight to their decisions was plain
to wayfaring man who considered the
subject at all.
One thing in the treaty that may
escape attention. but which is very i'm
portant If the abstract gives the right
Interpretation, is the provision for n
subsequent convention between the five
great powers and the new government
OF Poland to secure the rights of minori
ties in religious matters. If similar
provision in the Austrian treaty is in
serted in respect to Rumania, the chief
danger from maltrcatment of the Jews
can be averted and proper security
against it be exacted from the Polish
and Rumanian governments. This is a
subject in which our Jewish fellow citi
zens have had the deepest concern, and
properly so. It is thus gratifying to
note that the omission of an article in
the league of nations on this subject
may still be supplied in dealing with
specific governments.
The world is to be congratulated that
so much of this great work of formu-
lating a just peace has been done
Doubtless mistakes have been made. The
decision as between Japan and China
gives one much concern lest China has
not been justly dealt with. We do not
know when or how she is to get Shan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09
PEACE ATTA|NS WAR
I. AIMS, TAFT ASSERTS
Terms Enforce Reparation for
Damages or Provide Means Of
Preventing Future Strife
GERMANS DRIVEN TO KNEES
BY WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT

Copyright. 1919. By Public Ledger Co.
The treaty presented to the German
representatives is said to contain so 900
words. The abstract submitted in yes
terday's papers by the Associated Press
contains II 900 words. We may. presume
that the abstractgives fairly good idea
OF the general provisions of the treaty
and it's plan yet when we come to read
the abstract of the league of nations,
of which we have previously received
the text in full, and see how unsatis-
: factory it is, we must conclude that
smuch of important detail in the rest Of
the treaty is left for our future infor-
nation and study when the whole treaty
is received.
Ones first impression In reading
many Of the articles is that they are
severe in dealing with Germany. Ones
memory is then reused and he notes that
each provision is either reparation for
damage done by the Germans in viola :
tion of. the laws of war or is only a
reasonable protection against repe-
tition of such violation by an unre-
pentant international criminal. The
treaty itself is. by implication, just
arrangement of Germany-an indict-
ment on many counts and just judg-
ment. There is comparatively little ter
ritory taken from Germany which is
really German. The Saar district is
German. but it was necessary to give to
France the coal mines to enable her to
recoup the damage deliberately done to
her coal mines at Lens and elsewhere,
and temporarily she must govern the
district to secure herself. The provision
for the ultimate disposition of the Saar
district after fifteen years, by vote of
all the people, is probably the best ar
rangement which could be made.
Keeps Germany on Knees
The long delayed restoration of right
TO Denmark and to Poland was. of
course. embarrassed by the changes
made through German settlements since
those forcible seizures were achieved,
but it is always so. On wrongs and in
justices innocent rights accrue. and in
the proper remedy of the original wrong
the innocent suffer. Thus in giving to
Poland the access she needs to the Bal :
tic sea, part of west Prussia. that is
doubtless German, must be taken as a
corridor from Poland to Danzig. Free
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09

made an address last night. The for
mer President is tirelcss worker.
Travelling with his secretary, he an
swers his correspondence, prepares
statements and works as the train rolls
along.
"The objection to the league Of ma
tions in many quarters" declared Mr..
Taft, "was due to tho feeling that the
pact was delaying the peace treaty.
Consequently the business men did not
deeply look into the subject. but re
scnted the delay in the treaty.
"Iiowevcr. now that We have tho
treaty. I feel that the League of nations
will receive more consideration by Op'
ponCnts. and this | feel confident will
hclp make friends for the pact.
'"rhe peace treaty as it now stands
takes into consideration the league Of
nations. and the league of nations cah-
not very we'll be rejected without in
tcrforing with the adoption Of tho
treaty. The treaty would have to ho
amended il tho league were to he dis
cardCd.
Mr.. Taft also declared that he fclt
that Senator Harding. Of Ohio. was
wrong in his declaration that the league
Of nations has no friends in Ohio.
II have not lived in ohio for some
time" declared the former President 4,
"but I have addressed audiences in that
state and fool that the future will
provo that Mr.. Harding is not correct
in his statement.