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The Clovis news., 1919-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL OP-
ERETTA FEBRUARY Z
= From Le Sesalpha, the High School
Monthly.)


Monthly.)
on the night of February II,
Lincoln's birthday, the glee club of
The high school viii present the oper
etia entitled "The Feast Of the Red
Corn" lh American Qpq'etta for
ladies our boys this year are a minus
Quantity, but onil gii1s are dGtermihed'
thht the absence Of the male voices
VIII ilot deter IN the Slightest the SUD
ceSs Of the operetta.
THE maidens Of the Wanta tribe of
imlians once every year repair to a
secluded spot TO celebrate the Feast of
thp Red Corn. The one who in the
fenst finds the first red ear Of corn
expresses her dearest wish to the
Sorceress, and the Four Winds are to
give sign that the wish will be grant
ed. This year the Queen, Weeda Wanta,
Joins the maidens, hoping to get the
red ear Of corn because of her great
desire to know Of the welfare of the
king The scene opens with the en-
trance of the maidens into the glen
where the feast is to take place. The
old squaw tells the maidens that the
fntsr ttsin1e ho Nssiaisnnpa1 4n hnp
TINT there viii he no wish granted
this year because someone has COM
mitted grave olfenso Inipee Light,
thh younger sister OF the Queen, is
suspected Of being the crlprit and is
thfeatened with burning at the stake.
While the maidens are pursuing lmpee
Light away in the forest the Queen
comes to the glen and sings to the
star Of the Farthest North to pro-
tett and guide her King who has gone
10 the wars in the north, and from
whom she has had no word. The
maidens capture lmpee Light who has
been teasing the three little children
OF the Queen and has committed the
terrible Olfense Of tying warfeathers
on the sacred stuffed bear Impee
Light excuses herself on the grounds
Il having inherited a peculiar temper.
ament and tells of her Weird fancles
The ghosts Of the dead trees rush In
on, thescene and dance, finally disap
ypehring in the forest. The little chill
>dren have grown tired and the Queer
luils them to sleep. The old sQuaw
makes use Of the opportunity anf
weaves a spell which puts them all Il
slaep, and she disappears In the for
eet Night falls & yy T.
Al the break Of dawn. Impee Light
having pretended sleep but having re
sisted the spell of the Old Squaw
ropses the sleeping madens who witt
great glee join her In The Tale of tn
Three Little Bears. The Queen sug
gests a canoe ride before they cele
brate the feast, whereupon the oil
squaw emphatlcally declares there CT
he no use in holding the ceremony be
canse the -Four Winds will not gran
the sign. The Queen protests tina
during the canoe trip some sign ma
come TO show how they may obtai
sthe good offices Of the -Four Wind
.asn,l all but the old squaw go Off Il
canoes. The old sQuaw, left alone
sings the "songs of Sorrow" and th
ashhdes about her take form and dane
the Flaming Arrow which is interrupt
-ued by the return Of the Queen and al
she maIdens, hysterical over th
drowning OF the three little little one
and Impee Light They all sing th
The Clovis news., 1919-02-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Man
dell Clothing Company Of Clovis,
New Mexico has sold It's stock aud
business, to the Mandcll Clothing and
Dry Goods Company, incorporated.
AMI that all those having claims
aglint the former partnership should
present them to the corporation Tor
payment and that all bills due the
former firm, should be paid to said
corporation. Qt)DD i
MIKE MANDELL,
ALBER VOHS,
20 itc Si1cAg MANDELh.
The Clovis news., 1919-02-06

state OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County. ss.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner Of the firm OF r. J.
Cheney 4 Co.. doing business In the City
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannotbe
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRh
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day Of Deeemher.
A. d. 1856 a. W. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public
Hairs Catarrii Medicine N taken IN
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testlmonlala. free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists. 15c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Clovis news., 1919-02-06

Highest cash price for hides, poul1
try and eegB,--Mexico Commission
and Produce Co. r.
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pie Rfeinen Yier
itn0 Die
gro6en Yier!

mo Shme0cnl Grob ihrer eigenen
SorQen, trob0eIn tie gr0Btenthcil3
tpegen ibrcr Observation-Disclosures BON
oen Auiirten obbdngig limo, meigern
'ld 0teie pier tapiereu flctueu Neitrd=
len, nod lduger 0n5 &uie SIT beugen
nor ser .iorce maieure". NuIgefor-
BERT non Sen SIegeru I'M &rieg, Den
NliIrtcn i'd on3uihlieBen mo sic
&I0fa0c gegen Qeutihlano in elmer
noh lddrieren Ionart ais frilher mi.
oerher5uItcueu, iouten sic 0eutidleu
Td mctQern Ben 1ertrag 81 unter.
5eid]uen. babcn 0ieie &1nOer Elm ent.
ritItetc5 a9}cin" 3ur Nutport geqcbelt,
0ob eincm Ser Tul5 ltncuer id)ldgt
un0 o0@ @er3 nit bohcreu @oifnut.
gen ~crfiiIt miro ais lett Ionaer Belt.
Die Idejnbeiligen Nuilrten mo ser
abIolltt enttduifenoe 0rQlioeut Ser
Der. Staaten m6qcn oen mohlilber.
leatcn 8lan I'M Nuae BADEN, Wfiuto-
men Don %tSraucn ln0 Nin0ern alt35ll.
hnnaern, nm ihren 3nef 5u errei'
hcn; sic 5hmei5 tm0 Ianemnrf uu0
Shmcbcn uno 9}ortpeQcn me~ocn an
0tricu &crbrcdleu lid uitt betheiIi.
gen, fpnmc, mas ga mofcl
ltn0 0of Qibt c3 2tlte. Sic MIR
id)mur3c &cr5mciihmA Dor lid, iehcn.
1tcr 3elqt iih en- Stjlf mordliideu
Ytttbc9. me thu Ser NrieQ uId)t it0,
ncr nc5clat hat. Nbtr uid,t5 t0untc
better ul@ Oicier Geriudl, fiber Sic
NcutrnIcn Sic Neitid,c 81 ihpiuQen,
bcrtiicn, rpie abiolut sic groben Bier
aIfer @~criihrlunQ itto NIT Dem " o
raj dc ii h Der McIt. @&ihrcno
cu9liitc un0 Observation-Disclosures pro
t%citircn un0 I'M @cgriiic itehcu. 'idl
Sic &nt0 SIT ccidltn. m3hrtno pjele
@rltppen IN GnQlano, mic ej1c Ncpc
Idle IN Ser 9tep PORT SIM" mcl0et,
Dem Nertrnq opponjren, pl0lcu Tie
nit llcbcrlcQltul. Elm bualcru0eS
Nolt uicltr HcbCuamtttcI I'll bcrurbctL
lucun ihr &ertraQ 10 uu1thcucrljt
Nrlercht iii. Dab Dos hunbcrn0c Wolf
i'm Hidat mltcr3cjhucu mill M}Ic
Nloubru njdt. oob od4 MorallriiihI
Aulerifd4 o0cr 9udIano3 Elm otrorti
lc2 &or9chtu lia ltTallen laI'tn
Mrs. 81
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bIote enrlodIe, trugen 'ne sulamnen
nIniber in oa5 3auberreih Der
Sf)onbeit uno ser Yoeiie. ---
RIGaro Ge6mel mo anton 9ieri.
len babeu ii6er Die 0eif)id)te nod
gcIaft, ols @idoros 5lote ifon
!dngit ad acta geIa9t poroen mar
uno cine Rei6e fleiner G~irtuoIen sic
o6I0tenioIi" iiberuommen batten.
3l1peilen. iuenn rCntel Anton" ben
tIeincn Gebmelfen elm Grtrnnergnii.
gcf MAIDEN moute. aa6 er ibneu oa$
befannte RdtieI auF un0 erregte ou.
NIT bet ieinen harmIoicn GubIiflim
tets oenielben SubeI.
Kart auf, mas lit oas?" iogta
er Damn:
~9o5 Grite 1T oa8 ,5huerite pom
@cuBeriten.
las 3fpeite if Elm Sid.
G1S @nft;e lit oa5 Neufere bonn
eTnnercn mo bat au8er0eu Dem
Eoba oereinit CUR Mama Der.
boIicn?" -
ga idrie Sic feline 9anoe uni
icno:
r6rtteraI TutteraI! Sapos
6I0tcuflitterol!"
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QlOpb George
rnO WiliOn.
Gie Strejtfra1c in
FdriS ilbcr Sic
%DtitthciIuItG ser

fA~lNtAANAhhS -
9Fricoen@ 0e0in.
qlunQen filr Tcutid]lono enbitQt 10
'dlrcjbt Sic Patton, 9}em PORT,
ocu llrterid,ic0 }Wiihcu Dem Semitic
flPin0l 28ili0n5 mo Dem @cutilth
2lop0 Georges in 6ciouocr5 tInrcc
@eiie. 2lou0 George, Ger IS troB
Opportunities Golitlf un0 ltnalti.
rihtiQfcjt 3utuc9e brinQt. 10 5icmlt6
mcnidlidl uto mt oeu I5iiBen thcii-
mciie uui Dem Nooe1t 81 bIelbcn, hot
0ic mlrfIid)e 9tibtlnq Ser GreigniIIt
oabcin un0 0rQlBcu cpfanut uH0 be.
ainut ieine Seael nadl 0en1 nelten
Q2ln0 Eli rihtcn. Gr e-feunt Sic @c.
malt 0c2 naten0cu neutrality-suspicious.
GcQeu Die @rauiautfeit mo Immoral
oca &crtraa9 mo periud)t iein Be
'te3, ocIien %nlperiullSmul9 ab5uihmd.
den. &|r1iloent &iIion, ser fortD0h,
reno in afa0cntiiher Gy1Iamfeit
Occhnrrt, Der i'd ME Ser Thdtiahe
i~o5inlcr 8un0gebmtgeu bepltBt miro,
Der iett in elncm RiltfaQ uerbitterttn
&0ealiamla periinft, beitebt anOcrer-
icita oarnuf, ooB ser &ertrol all oo5
it, mas er iciu iou, mo OaB oe3hnlb
Oie 0cutidlen gc3munQen wer0cn
miiiien, i'm in Der "Trip 'iingliden
6oru SIT idlltfen.
Is lit tlar eriidtIih, 0uB &louo
George eincn NnIouI 5lt Dem Spru1tg
niumt, Der ihu 3uriit ms rooifole
Eager bringen iol; pdbfeno @ilion
lpciIan0 iSilbrer oe@ Melt = RaoifaIi$.
mules, Elm Nmt. DAP e. Qerefter.
meiie ME oeroient uno ME o~erieben
hot, iebt - nit qleidler |llnjuperldi.
iigteit uno ltupitroigteit - ounit
3ufrieocn it, cine 3eitIang i'm Eager
Ser Sn1periaIiiten 81 peileu. 8il-
ions Giud)oIoqie lit 0o5 HGthiel INT
lerer Bet. Abcr 2Iou0 Georges lit
elnIud)cr un0 ueritdnolidec.
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aranfrcid)s finun,lnoc ucrnrIadlt

ON Glide Ser Barrier Gonieret5
nitt qerinae Gorge. Die Iran3o'
len flnqen ilber oos 6nueruoc Sinfcn
hires 6ranf 9urie5 qeQeniibcr ocmt
EoQar un0 Niuno Sterling Der
Ruf nod meitecer finon3ieQer 6ilfe
bon oltBerhnIb, BON GngIon0 mo
anlerifo, miro INNER loltter. Iohcr
mobridleinlid GIemcnceau5 Nerpoii.
tat am 5Srie0en5tiihe.
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ySQna5 Snn Euocremsfi, Scr pol

nlldle Yrcnllcr IeuQnct". l0dt DC
YRotion", oOof %lloenmcbeIeicu
TtnttgcftnOen hoben. IS IicQt ie
0oh reihlife@ 9cpeiSntotcrioI Aa-
fir poe, onB sic @ogromc thotiid
lid, mic qeihiIocrt. Itottdciunocn
noben. uno (0o& lit Ser Ihpermjc
gen0c Qunft) oob ijc ltottionocn IN.
fer Sem Shubc u1o Ser Nuitjftuu1
Ser lofolcn poIniidlcn Will
tar g ph6r0cn."
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Die Traoc: lit nnrd sic @crfnI.

~N NE"FN' TIT UNFWT VN NNtT"T
iurq Dem Qrdii0crtcn sic Golmad}t
berliehen norocI, &crtrdQe 3t itII'c,
FEN? lit ioIaeu0crmnbtn 81 bcnutmor-
ten:
Cine @oGmodlt oeS Irditocntcn.
Bertrdqe All ifIicbcu. qibt e. II If t
nab ser &eriuiiund.
@lf} Ser Scnot bcIibt cine ioIde
Gonmoht nidt.
Die GoIlntnd,t. &crtrdlc 3l ihIjc-
Sen, miro. mic e3 in ser &criaiIutg
borqcIehcn lit. MIR ourh oo5 3u-
oc$ 8rGit-
benton un0 oe5 5cu0t5 reht&.
FrGftio.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

Ttht fomnt, odB elm &ertraq 0a3u 0a
lift, ouB iih sic Wenid)cn ue O.
GEN niiben ale &ertrdqe nidtS.
Pin oIerneniQIten niiten Sic. Sic nift
Ihon nit ser ehrlihcn &biiht. 0jeIe3
gn03ieI SIT crrcifcu. obqeioBt limo
1tn0 Sem nnoeren Eheilc nit Ser 81.
Itole oufgc5mltn4en mcr0en.
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@enn hir innIidcn Nerrifnftcn

in Siin Nmorifa @CI0 truuhcu mil
fen tic ihncu Qenlil Sem liebcu Cnfel
Gam 3i 'nocu. Hio Re %oucjro
1T oenn auh nit elmer HIcjuiQtcit.
eineln 3chn NIinjoucu 0ltup. IN NNp
gorf crItic1en. Abcr gIcjd5tjtja
fudcn 1c alIt5. mas lie all @0arcu
ou$fiihren f5uncu .uuucruiuftil }i
b%ertheucru @ruiilicu pcrriuQe-t Nurtl
G~taotSQcictc Sic @diicc GroHuFtirl
MIR itnt Sen Erci2 h0t 81 boItsn,
ben icOcr NaficetrjnFer In oiCicUt
2m0c 5ohIen maf G. iiuH ncttt
Radbaren oieic Sij0Ijtcu, - uro IL
ebrIidl -
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Let IA object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing Of God,
may that Country itself become "A
vast and splendid monument, not
OF oppression and terror, but OF wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

Hart, ooB qegenpdrtig nod 2t per
ihieoene ariege 9efiibrt merOen. 0as
f0nnen bod MIR Sic nbeireitcn &0I-
ferihuften~ iein, sic ebeu pom ihrcr
neucn .6reibeit" Ben dt59iebjgIten
8ebrulld MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

6~erousoeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
aboIf Gauoriau, YralIoeHt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

VoIitif. Sm 9urcau fror
ran. "a rief Der %~udlhaltcr grim.
mig; vItS0r hci5eU,"
Sic gch6rcu GIh sur Qtebrbei3.
cartej!" brlmmte eiu alter aa.
!cse.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

Sim b,fteu rnb fi6erIteu 1T es. bag
gelO Der g oitaumeiun lgfone9
Or0er), Die Der 8oitmelItec IN Den gro
Fter,n Erti6aiten au5lteuen Tam, gu
iiberIenben. ebenio gut uun ltfber ltno
bic GrpreBaumetiungen mel
DE Bic QQenten in allen GgpreBsStatios
neu nusiteaen. 8enu mar Dug 0eio
Der Boltauipeiluug ODER per @rpreBal'
peiiung i6idt, if Is nttt not9lpeHol9'
ben betreffeuoen @rief reglltrIren gu ldl>
len. ipern Die Abreiie oeutlif] geldlrteben
it. Sept man oa9egeu 8aar8elo N Den
Brief, 10 ioate oieler tets regTlIrlrt per>
ben Inn iider 3u ietu, odB oerlelbe rI9s
TIA antpmmt. sir @eloienoungen III
einfahem 8risiperihluiie lbernebnen
mir feinerlei Observation-Disclosures. s5nn
RaIe bon aoreBUerduoeruHgeu uergene
man ia uidlt, oie ate ebeuIopDbl me DIE
meme 9oitoffice au3u8eben. oeun lonlt
Dnneu mir BEN Gdmen IN DEN Suber1
oar uidt iinben.
gonep Groers oirfen riht, mi. oas
70 oft oeihicbt. ols uermeirtItde Quit
nina 8uru6bebaIten neroeu.
ion6ern iiub in ben Sriefsu bet5us
Iegen.
Guittuna erfolqt MIR burh NenoerunG
bes 0a.ums auf benz NoreBltrtifen.
Rm nbreftre einfah:
,RurbItcrn", Ga GrOfe, Bis.
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gpnar Cam mcint, bnF Snrf Wtan.

gel an giniqfeit inter Ben Gaiir-
fen r0ie pollen Trilhtc 0e5 Siegc5
berIoren gcben f0nnten, So perra.
then iih in eincm unbe0aflten Iugens
bid oft Sic fIiigiten Mdnner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

,GurOpa brundlt 6ilfc" hcift cs
iebt, Itatt 0e5 einitigcu europa bat
Rub".
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3

.Roratnitern", ie0en 9tensto9, lno
.N6rotern", ieoen 5reita8, porto
fret, beioe Wobenbldtter 3ulnHlH'en PFC
,5dbr flir pow
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8eihdftss2ota

Rorbfterns 8ebduoe, 123 Itdln StrnBe.
Ga grohe, 8is.
tsueg 9e[ephon 393. aItes Selepbon 1893.
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las Saar6fcn cntbdlt 0oblcmoe-

poiiteu, Die non fompetcnter Seltc dltf
$4,000 W;llionen IoHncu geihdbt
mor0en iin0. Sdabt man Sen Wertl
0ieIer &ohle inter Der 6 De ouf MIR
fitnf O2arf pro Come. 10 rcprdicntt-
rem bic aohleuIagcr oe5 S%ourbefcns
Sic Qtmaltiqc 5umne pou 223 Iiil-
lior0en Wturf. 0Feie &tleieu Ont.
Idldoiquuq iou bon DEN Tron3oien
10 ue6crbei einQcitedt pcr0cn. ohne
te; Ser ejg1utt;d1cn Gntit00'8un8
i~jbcrhaupt in Hednunq geiebt 3t
rerocn. llto hnbei 'inO Die ionItiaen
Nerthe 0c5 Saa bcfcn9 Hodl gor
Hidt ,.maI ei'lucreduct.
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8Idubiger: ~GntiduIoiueE
Sic, Strr SpunO - ih NOR geiteru
idlcn 0reimaI bier; 'nber. .."
.g2us2 ljuO "a mulcn Sic ijdl
bei,t it)on mieoer her? Gu3u nod
uliteu in Ser 9tadt2!"
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In amcrifaniId,en spei6ern be.

fin0en lid gegenDdrtig fait 10000
900 9uihel @etreioe mebr ais 5u
aleider Belt im9orinbr, Ger 8ceis Don
Y2ebl uno 9rot 1T 0erielbe gebliebeul
Gie 1egierung bat IN aiibIipeibern
70 uiel Ileiid lieqen ais sic SroB'
idldtter in 5ipei Sabren %3uiammen.
U5deln fonnen. uno auBerocm 225,-
10000 9iihien eingentaftcs @enlil-
ie. Aber Die @cbensmittelpreiie ltet'
len. @arc e uidt on Der Belt, 0aB
Der GouqrcB itatt nit nngeblid)c-
bcttiher propaganda lid ejnmaI nit
oicIcu .3ultdn0cn bcifdftigtef
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erideint isOen 6reitag.
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Nut db nor ser
utt0 Dem fIei.
lten 9%torlUeaen,
Dor IducutQrf
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
TELLS ABOUT FUNDS TO
 MAKE TROUBLE IN THE U. S.

New York, Dec. 16-Major Gen. George H. Harries, formerly com mander of the American military mis- sion in Berlin, today declared that the government at Washington knows of the relations between Rus sia and Germany and knows more about funds for making trouble in the United States and where those funds came from
 He was addressing a luncheon of the Electrical League here.
 Touching on the red menace in Eu- rope General Harries said there was a time in his experience when one could not cross the street without stepping in blood" In four days there were 25,O00 persons slain wantonly, he added and predicted that the reds would try to bring about the same condition in America.
 There is nothing so awful in the world, that hits you so, as the fright ful slaughter and devastation com mitted by the reds," the general said.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
HARDING IN RAGE FOR REP.
 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

Washington, Dec. 16. = Senator Harding of Ohio, formally announced tonight his candidacy for the republi- can presidential nomination in 1920. The announcement was made in a let ter to Clare Hughes Of Piqua Ohio, chairman of tn Miami County repub- lican committee, authoriing the use of the senator's name in the Choosing of delegates to the national convention.
 Senator Harding is the third repub- lican s.nator to make .lasoWn his presldential aspirations. Senators Poindexter of Washington, dnd John- son of California, already have form ally announced their candidacy :ihd a formal boom for Senator Sutherland of West Virginia also has been in- augurated. &F
 In his letter, Senator Harding said he had mo personal preference in the matter" but gladly would cooperate in making effective the manifest wish of the republicans of the state" He added, however, that he would announce no platform, as that was the duty of the national convention. The senator said he would not make a personal pre- convention congress because it would necessitate neglect of his senate duties.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
From the consulr Reports.

There is a considerable demand for colored dyes in Pernambuco, where dyehouses are able to dye only in black and one or two other colors. There should also be d good market for the prepared packages, dyes for hats, clothing, etc., to be used at nome by persons without experience n the use of dyes.
 The Canadian government has plac- ed orders for forty nine steel cargo steamships with a total of approxi- nately 2S0,000 long tons dead weight, 1t a total contract price of aprroxi- nately S55,500,000. Contracts for wolves vessels have been approved.
 Representatives of thirty five American firms having offices in Kobe. Japan, recently held a meeting 0 formulate definite plans for the or yanization of an American chamber )f commerce
 The governments department of ag- 'iculture in Jamaica is arousing in crest in dairying pursuits by the inn )ortation of blooded cattle to inn prove the ordinary breeds of the is- and and is educating farmers to the benefits of this industry.
 The Swedish state railways ask for ln appropriation to cover the cost of -Iecu iSlns The line between Goteborg and Stockholm. The estimated cost $ about 6O.0G0,G00 crowns ($16,0S0 ,OOO) Xclusive of the necessary locomotives
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17

importance. To the Western World bamboo is chiefly associated with the fishing pole.>and. perhaps, in the minds of an older generation, with school discipline conducted on the Solomonic plan. But China has been growing and
 utilizing bamboo since the dawn of
 Chinese history; one of the earliest
 uses may have ibeen to intertwine the
 young stems and grow an impenetrable
 fence; and one of the latest may have
 been to make gas pipe. The young
 growth serves for food. The stems,
 chosen at various stages. are used for
 fans, scaffolding, wheels, pipes, hand les for brooms. sedan chairs and the
 poles to carry them flutes. umbrellas, bird cages, lanterns foot rules. chop
 sticks, buckets, flower vases, cash boxes, chairs, tables and other furni- | ture. It is carved. painted and lac quered, and the Chinese scholar. sit ting on bamboo chait at a bamboo table may do his writing with bam- | boo penholder. For that matter. the paper on which he writes may have 1 been made of bamboo, which is also used in Chinese textiles.
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and even monstrous species of anil mals, but there is small opportunity to get acquainted with them because 1t is only once in while that speci- mems are found floating CT stranded. To capture them with dredge hets is almost impossible; even those of rela- lively small size are too swift and too wary.
 The pressure at a depth of three miles is at least two tons to the square inch: Now and then it happens that some strange creature native to that habitat unwisely ventures too high up. and is consequently forced up-falls upward, so to speak-arriving at the surface in dying condition.
 One of these finny specimens called the black swallower." is nearly all mouth, and is able to devour fishes ten or twelve times as big as itself, climb ing over the victim first with one jaw and then with the other. Occasionally after such a meal it dies of indigestion and is brought to the surface. Five specimens have been obtained in this way.
 Another, having no power of locomo-
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tion (says the scientists). lives buried in the soft ooze of the bottom only it's head Drotruding. waiting to enguIf any prey that may wander into it's enor- nous jaws.
 The o-called 'oarfsh" of the depths, 40 feet long. can swim as fast as an express train. An extraordinary spec ies that has been named pelican" is not in the least like any familiar fish.
 The depth fishes are all. exceedingly ferocious, as shown by their huge lancet shaped teeth. All of them are inky black-as might be expected from the fact that their abode is one of ab- solute and everlasting darkness. Some are blind. while others have huge gog- gling eyes; for amid the darkness phosphorescent lights are carried by many of the abyssal creatures. even by the fishes themselves.
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ALLEGES ANARCH|SMI IN TIE LABOR DEPT

Washington, Dec, 1s-Legislative proposals of the house immigration committee to aid in ridding the coun- try of alien radicals, framed aftEr prolonged hearings here and in New York, were presented to the house to- day by Chairman Johnson, repubh- can, Washington, who declared the bill was so drawn as to force the sIlepart- ment of labor to act aagains alien agitators. W
 Secretary Wilson was held. MT. Johnson said, that mere membership in the I. w. W. or kindred organiza- tions was not sufficient under the law to warrant deportation. The commit tees bill. he added, made the letter and intent of the law plain and un- mistakably" as under it utilization or any financial connection with organi- cations teaching radical doctrines, without the commission of any overt act, meant deportation.
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At the same time. the house judi clary committee began work on various proposals aimed at suppression of radical activities generally, to reach citizens as well as aliens. Represen- tative Blanton, democrat, Texas, de- clared the department of labor was 'honeyeombed" with ''the spirit of an archism," from Secretary Wilson down; and Representative Davey, democrat, warned the committee that the public would take matters into it's own hands and string these wild eyed radicals to telephone poles through out the country" unless congress hastened to act.
 k Under d resolution introduced by Senator Kenyon, republican, Iowa the senate foreign relations committee would investigate the activities of Ludwig .. A. K. Martens, who claims to be self styled Russian soviet am- bassador with headquarters in New York.
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BILL PASSED TO FINANCE
 AMERICAN EXPORT TRADE

Washington. Dc. 16-Final action by congress on the Edge bill authoriing the formation of corporations to fin ance American export trade was talk en today in the adoption of the con- ference report by the senate. The measure now goes to the White House.
 Opposition to the bill was ex- pressed in the senate by Senator Gronna, republican, North Dakota, who objected to the fracture to place on stockholders the double value lia- bility imposed on the shareholders of banks.
 The measure. which has the ap- proval of Secretary Glas and other administrative officials as we'll as number of leading bankers was de- fended by Chairman Mclean of the banking and currency committee, who said it would assist in rehabii- tating Europe and stabilize the ex- change situation.