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Soraar i NDr0cu.

E-HEE
Naslagererne ma Mtlanterflppe=
rem "uniteo States iom anfomstil
Seem Dorf 5p1pougen Sen f.3oeg..
forta1ler, at Ser MT Ct S~orudrslfem.
ming operalt / Sc noroiHe anbe
|trooS Green, ion enb1n. baffeoe1e
ifi6nne Sieloe langs a%riitiannia-
Sui % Saa1lor bapbe h,n
.9ipet ipariom 5ne, met fra gebrl,ar
til Npri1 fif belle @fanoinapien
"@aarpinter", og 6oraorsarbeibet
forlinfeoes Ell Gel. M11 ct 6oraars,
5ar%beloernc imi6Iertio i ltnrf Gang
baobe Spo-Speriee % / Danmarf,
Ni1'feriaoen M11ge1) itoor fortri,t=
li9t. abagbeitunoen, iom reoncere-
oes iterft | @rigsaarel1e, ifal ifplge
Sperensfpmit me6 Wnglano otter
.bringes up iii Set %norn1ale burtiglt
mnligt. @snfebelta11oen hgeleoes.
amerifonife Soberftoffer gioes Der
for 5orrong. renfor al a1,oen 6rogt
fro Sc Gorene0e Stoter. S 0orge
Dor Der flor gilfreosbeo ODER BET III
.ge Siloefiffe be6 Sm1geiuno !
Marfg Mooneo
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gnfeltbebernes ,,rrinere llopif-.,
% @r1,nbege til Miniiteriets
foreliagcr life, on be
,mootaane banife Mpiier flu. gaar til
Bette Stn6e. S Ell fbleenbe Mrtifel
ifaI 2gsntnge,t at ariien blipc ON
talt. :.
/ Gililut no91e fdn Yresielrotalelier
/ "@olitifen": Man fan iige at Mi-
.:niitenefs Sub er cit Erillmf fo1
;2anbgtinget; Ri ifal life bel,agttl
met, set er Ell farlig SER / et
Efarligt ,gjeblif. Set gfribt, 2anos:
ftinget tog .igoar, fan fno lanat hi
Ibere 6plger, el16 Einget oller.
"aiisba1bap,1":: SSo0ag i10giper Dei
Iniiteriet fin Mf1feosbegiering, foro
BET ifh bill .ofgipe fit efstraor6iina
Ire Mbn6ieb@ % forbi Miuiiterte
iffe bor tl1r6et la6e bette Stonb
punt fomne til ct Malgs Mfgjp
relfe.
"Notionnltioenbe": Set ra6ifal
Mtraitcril1m M ct fal6en pna gp9rgs
moolet Mini1terenebplbe eller Migs
oogsItbre 90 pao oets itaoige9unge1
beo Maeten.
"Socinl6enrofrotcn": 0egirenbe
bernie nlau fore. til 6olfetingets 81
llpslling. TIL / 0alnlarf fm iii
taa1cS en- Megiering, lonr iffe, itpttee
,Iita til ct Glerta1. / Tolfctinget. Ne
{6et fommenbe 0peipr n1oa Naro1e
b1ibe:: "2epe Gtfammcr. 5Dltemet!
|2a116stinget 1naa iattes pna fin re'
tie @ld6S; ferit b%eatapcs og bercfte
,lnoi1ettes at Dor T%orfatning.
-Ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25

BiffeIaEe6 aFtes d SET No6e 6aret
s6ra1loe1loe foe Defaber: -.
Den,te !Gdnbedf, lon for Ell flor
Gel fblbes Or ggans latitude og
0iplontatiifs 8ptrahen, inbtager Der
for Ell fremtra0en6e Nfaos $50
gen. 90 De fpriGellige l1noerbano-
finger, oiplomatiife % bup0elsmns-
itge1 iom opfoa bore 5tutsmanos
Ianfer meo Senipn til 9erne for og
liter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J~1,lofgreNe,
lsr beuitorimsbRrbig fremitiIlet.
S 8ogen fortelless meget uhfer=
ligt on Spboloet / Donmarfl 8ofto=
rens Sorbinbelier meo fine Diploma
rife aollegner, mes aonge,, og 8of~
fet, og alt er fortolt letfatteIigt
og uben @goisme: iua set CT e,
5ornpielie at lele Nogen.
Gen bill iaiferesiere enbber Mmeri-
forer, og man nil bane Snteresie og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25

'bopeoct VII pore forioarIiiot at mob
taae. sl,,tteIie retter Jois ect
~psrag,naal bborle6es bet tai ffol:s
|ipares at i,6lem,ne i Eanlnart ct
@ranieoiitritt, Scr er rent tpiftaIen-
|oc, iom aie,unem Menneifealore bar
|pnrd baniffienotligt, %. iom efter
Icn..;sS1lplem1clie: ielpfslgelis fulotaa
t5iilll .beoare lit tpife Sprog % fine tp-
e '6orbin6e1ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
"U1 Aar nwr np>1
tyskr GrwnBr.';
@f Maurice Srancis gga11, fbp.
omerifanifc Miniiter til Donmorf.

9o 81. Mo1rice 6rolrcis ggo',.
|umerifanif Miniltcr til Dollli1arf
|trof Jig tilboge fra fin Sitting, bon
Oct netop pou ct 9ioSpunft, ba bons
Sieneite i fit 9anos Snteresie bar a
ltor Bigtigbe6; men bans @elbre(
tbatg bam til at tage fin Mfifeo. Sc
11Ploe11 bor Ell Ere5ie. peret ioo enic
ION Den oanife NreSie bar llotalel
len, ia bans Gi(bogetreoen piloe Doe
re ct b~etD6e1igt &ab for 9oniferne.
Men fpreno fin Mflfeo, og for SCI
Gags Sfplo ogiaa efter, bar ia,
for 4unmarf u6rettet en- f~ortjenltfuIi
Gierntng pe0 at ifabe cit fl11D s5pr
fe1t, at bans 9ilbagetrn6e11 pilbe boz
ignoeripife Sp9rgsmool.
Oh. ggnnS literere EaIent oe
glimren6e 8egapeIie bar for Sci, ltpr
lite Gel 5fDl0 Sen bnrmte Mo6taqel.
fe ban fit operalt, Dbor ban fon1
|8onnrarf. Sg olbrig bleb ban trgt
LAT at i%nterprentere Mmerifa til Can.
iferne. ligeiom, 11oor ban ppboIot fig
boa Serie i 6e Sorene6e 5tater bar
|1ttrptteltg at fortnlle Mmerifanarne
ont oct 6anife 2a1tobrl1g, Ser er naaei
let lan brit l10bifIinggtrin.
Ser bar ielpf9lgeIig pGret Gioer,
hpor Ben amerifanife MiniIter bur
maattet ltobife life iua lioet 9farp-
|iinotgbeo for at ftpre flor al Sc ma,r-
&c &rpositrenninger, ION politiife
Sorbolo bragtc / Danmarf. Mee11
moor lom belff Der if11loe afgipreg ei
Spprgsrnaal pm Met eller nret, pa,
Or Ggans 5tat1bpln1ft ct faaoat1t
at oct bragte 0M1neriea11 fair plan
trent S%orgrnnben. Set bar lite
llogen belt let Sag at tilfreosifilIe
|oe forffieIlfae polttife Bartier Dan.
mort, moor {. @fs. 5pprgsmaalet ON
oanlf. peltil1oilfe Der opitob. Reg-
lsagtet Dioife Mmerifa, bpab set oreie.
loe liz ON, % 9fisbet bfeb tilfiof Isl
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6%rjralaanft..

&o,npogl1eu fur 5eirslamet CT /.
haio 9ping. oner bele 9o11oet. Sra
GIi 90 &eit, Spb % Moro meloes
ser ON oen8e9ejltri1lg, bpormeo&am-:
edal,en oobue0es. Ger CT i1gelt
Epibl ON Neiultatet.
Mdolct pil: btim naact illoenfor
sen foltiotte Sip.
Mcn :efoa: :@r4m1= al De lope''oe
I1oGeter bor i1ge1 Sob til at for
u,i,plfe Mnltrengel}erne.
Mforig fdr bar Mmertfns 8orgere
bapt en- ioo alimrenoe Mn1eoning til
ent erboloe ioa lifre % bit ret1tebe<
srer,oc MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sc er luno Torretnings1ans at
-keane Jig for Seirslao11s 0blisatip-
-uer. Sc fremif1enoe Mailo eller
:@pinoer Til fieb;,. iae ma1ge Obligo=
.%tio,,er, iom Sc fan, forbi Sc peo, at
Oct CT ell fornuftig % iitfer Nerige=
'%nnbriugclle, og forbi Be peo,. at Sc
HaoIeoes oplpare6e Senge lenere fan
pGre oem cit npttig @iGlp, bpts DC
(fuIoe fomn1e / He1geforlegenbeb.
Me1, Set b11rbe bore mere cnb 6e11
forretningsmnsiiee Terhef, Der full.
Be oppellere til<5o1fet. 2opalitete11
og Notriotismen obertor 2a11bet,
nberFor @oloaterne, 1on1 laa bette
moDigt bar fempet beropre paa
Brnntrigs Sorb; buroe bere SSnIpi=
rationen til o1e til at tegne Jig for
ObIigotioner. Suit poa, at en6an
CT Ger opre i 4ranfrig monaego
Ter, Ser ifal biemlen0es, men bertil
befpner M%egjeringen Gfibe, ..og Set
.IoIter Henge at fao bisie Sfibe. Col
0aferne ffol bane noget at ipiie hper
9ng;; men for at fidbe Mob til Col
baterre bebspcr fegieringen Yenge:
SO 6isle Ee1ge mnn ben :bdbe MI
afrdfs. 0g set er op til 2onbets
s8orgere at laane Ne9ieringen &er1-
kge,1e. @bis 6e life gi6r set, bill Ste
sgierntge11 bere l,pologet til at ifoffe
~Bsengene giennem 5fatter.
Sen llln6e Sa11s bpr Ser for gipre
set i1r6lp1enoe for oen enfelte, at BET
ser til bans, eller benbes, 6oroel at
:''ffiis6te 0bligationen, 1om berer go6e
s9senter, og iom til blipe tilbagebe-
taIt ON 4 Mor.
.@ banber, at Mmerifa11ere al
6nnf Tgoiel bill tegne fit Mnoel.
9e bor eiort BET / ti6ligere 6ribeos-
tna1,sfampagner. gi1 Sc ipigte oen=
tie Gang? SCI tror set life. Maor
2iiterne ooer Eegningerne offent-
Eggidres, oil set ltffert bite fig, al
9unIfernc ct bla1t6t Sc fdr{te. Sc
Jbgr bore 6etl
M3en bbis set 1foI tie, lnoa o1le
9idre fin @ligtl
Gerfor:: Eeen geirs1oansobIiga-
tioner!
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AfBtfntntngsltnirn

S it6lte Nunler gjengup hi Ell
ober 2on6on ino1gben Meboelel1e ON
f6et i%6u0eripife Spgrgsmaals Sc
bonoling paa 6reosfoneresleu i Na.
Iris. Me6enitaaenbe, lom ligeleoes
er anfomn1en bio 2onoon, CT qfien6t
Ifro &jgbenbapn ben: 2Soe Marts,
log Me66e1eIien tpoer poo, at ser fra
fonlerbntib SIDE / 9a1trnorf er ret
|tet Mngreb imo6 Sen fprellaaeoe Mf-
ltemningslinie.
Set be00er, at 6ois, %fonierpatiut
Meolem al ben 6on1f delegation /
Guris, lfriber iom Snar poo M1l=
|areb fla fonierpotip SIDE, at ba1l
,gaar 116 fra, at ser fife CT noge1,
l1enigbeo ON, bpn6 Ser er folt1ot
me0 Senipn til be 2m6soele Ser
|1iager Mor0 for SEN foreTaoebe ST
item1ingslinie, ser Iom befjen6t
gaar Gp6 ON S1el1sborg % 5p6 on
1alle Sc 5ogne, bbor Der e1tb1tu toles
Donif. Sp1ger 6re0sfonferenccn 6e1
inogib11e S,1oItilling: bill ollie ggne
Ii Slespig, / bpilfe ser el,onu tu1es
|1anT, fomme til at FEMME ON Eifs
ll1tning til 9onmarf % fd,nnte
8etragtning pe6 @rnnle11s 6aitlet=
telie. Mngoaenbe &rap ON Mfltent.
ming i ganene spo for Sen fore
l(ooebc Mfltemningsliite ffribe1
6ois, at Ser life foreligger noge1
8ionesbbrb ON, at blot n9pneb9r6i.
&c 9e1e at 6enne 8efolfning bnr dl1,
ifet. at femme for 0anrnorf. 8ebu:
geliel1 er life r6goaet fra Befolfni1.
gen !berneoe, men er Sglgen al Ell
omfattel1be Mgitation / Dunmorf, %
Set er formentlig bernie ipitemoti1ft
og erergiife ,Mgitatiprs mao Sr1tg:
ter, Der iii forbefsles mes &rat
fra ben pqoaieloen6e 8efolfning
I5olfenes 9glpbeltemmellesret fa1
lite bpaees paa not uo, ma1ge Tilt.
berifrifter at 9an1fe fra aongeri.
get, iom 6nifer acknowledgements
men bill tint fnr11e totes poa arat
fra felpe ben 8efolfnings SIDE, ON
bbts Sfiebne set breier fig. Ser.
letter beooer oct, at 8efolfningel
for ben forellnae6e Mfltem,
ni11gslinie er tDiftnlenoe, biotiI tpif.
iinoet og for EN- bRicl1tlig Del 6anif=
fjenotlig: SSltgen formo6er, at 8e.
folfningen peo Ell %Snolemmelle
0unnnorf bill orm16re fit gprog.
ISfuloe set femme for Donmarf, {,
BET cnten for at un6goo sen tp1fe
sfonomiife Miiere eIler for at ,bepa.
re ct fpif-onnif Slesbig iom Gnbeo
&bis Darlnnrf Moro for sen fore
ilaaeoe Acknowledgements bill TIM.
ne op11aa 55Iertal, 90 bill pi fiffer1
Iiffe alenc babe nooet SET bpieIte,
1o11t CT mnligt, men ogiaa foa Sc
n Fl <.eE.2&G LIZ - SSSI cnns 4N%Esfs -. sg8y%8& - E&sS.T9
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,bei,sfreoen pllereoe e. Der. N1er
[arigeng ifiIlldllciellc MfpifIina bfD6e,

:--------
tbeugfrebcn qIlereoe CT Der. Mens)
Earigens fiillaliciellc Uplifting bb6cr.
paa taIrige % ba',ffelige 5pgrgs
maol. &c !. gfS. pua De fpifc ga1l-
ter. timber ariaen bar BE peet De-.
reg S11oldallsfaHtal unlaaoelid, for
Ell itor Sci. gjetnem 1eoig aupital
opitaaet bos SSorobriiaerc; Bubrif
oripenoe, Sa1ole1ioe oip.1 be0 Stuts-
inofteb % Gfspropriationcr: Wlell
omtrclit belle benlte runaa6eltge
Snbloonsfapito1 uggelr buloet i Sri
ge1ls Sinal.ciering, 5fatfammer=
|befsler og a1oet. Nr1ore reuliierbore.
Nftipa TOM 9a16elsbefsler, 6oritllo:
paa gareialg, 2aan til pripatc Soc
ringsbripenoe etc, fiil6es 1,pppe til.
|Dpfning al 8anfernes ffore 5or-
p1igtclier. 9g mar hi, Meringsli<
bet }far foriegeS brdgt / ben gamlc
I@i9nge, 1lnar 5abrifernc tr01lger at
fao fine Fenge no for at gjprc SsSnb-
e fjeb al Moamoterialer og latte
1c6logte Sl16uitrier igonq. 1loar
: Sorbbrligerne ,1aa gan til Mpanifof=
/ felier at areaturer, @eite og Meb-
ffaber, .1loar Maellembun6elen tom.
met igaatg igien og nor1nnle 8arc=
lagere %begbnoer at op1tao, 90 pe1l=
g Der Ell Strem al NcngetrRngenbe
T fig til @anferne for at fac fine SSno.
; ifuo tilbagc. Men .8onferne ba1
/. mnattet operlo6e oercs Nenge ii
State1t, iom bar brugt Dem til CT
{ 1tproouftip a%rigsfering. Sagen fa1
r NJ, tnnfes oronet pno Sen Moaoe
at 2aonefosIer,1e life alenc oeobltbel
lat efsiltere, men e1r6og 1t6btoer, OF
at Bal1ferne. fer faar re6isfonter'
fine 6%tntsbcfsler 0. lign. og foo til
bagebetaler %S,loifDberne lmeo s,
2aat1efasie1e6ler. 6e erbol6er I ge
: berlog. gller ogiaa fan Mi1liaroel
Enf &rigsloonet beloa1eg i Sc lamm1
), &asIer og 2oanebelgbe1e 11bbetales
7 !Se6ler. s hegge Ei1feloe faor mo1
f len Doerligere llmaa6elig Dg11ing a.
Ncngebelpbet meb Ell ian6ans pDe
leggenoe. 8irfning.
st al Grmfterr1c / Goobenitil
itan6en taIer ON "gritatning 70,
I ben for%aoriage6e 6fa6e". @pilfe1
@elpb man biloe fao frem, ON Eplf
= lan6 1fuloe u6rebe, bpao Ser trpn:
G ges til @ienopbp9gelie al 8eIaier
: og 6ro11frig, m1lige11s oglaa Ser
: bie1l. er set 1un11Iigt at iige. Ser ia,
;, baret nno,lf forifjellige ipim1enot
Summer.. Men .bporleoes lfal Xplf
ldn0 tli1111c tlarc at betalc ell 1lt(
: grl totni11g, 11aar @l1l6bebol6ninger
fun better ca. 2h 8illion? @erti2
: fommer ri9tignof @a1poelsflao6en
7 men Ell Gel al ;6e11le trucs 10 met
{ at frGbes lom ierifi1t gritatninQ
! for n-baoofriGen. so miiter Shift:
/, lan6 fin @m1oelsfloooe, lao forrin.
ges 2onoets @nne til at gienrej!e
q Npringslibet og o%berbobebet at INN.
8 ne betale Sen pprige @ritatni,1g, lom
bill blibe for6ret. Oct bliper berfo1
neppe til oct be6Ite for 11ogen al
: Horterne. ON Gnte11ten freezer 0 I
: nteget.s s. g.. 6.
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0rnrt Brit
% @erbensfrisens finan-
riclle Mfrifling.

ticlle Mftifling.
Gt.nf. DC nonlfeliglte @pprgslnool,
ion1 6re0sfonferencen bar at. lale, ct
&er6ensfrigens financielle Mfpif-
Ting.
5tben gaobenltil]tonoen i1btrooo-
tie, bor @epol1,tionelr berget Cuff
|Ina16, oct 2an6, iom man / Ml1nin~
oeligbeb benteoe l9ngere e1t6 noget
an6et 2a,1o bil6e bore en- oaarlia
Sor6bul16 for etbbert Meboll,tions=
for16g.. Men ielp al Sen neonrpebe
|Diicipli11, in6prentet fra Sen tiolig~
Tte 8arl,oom % ltprfet belt fra Sfo-
lenarene n1e6 beres ltniformsbuer
bar lite funnel afpprge Sor6ifreoet
|Dette bab6e formo6entlig olorig be-
|bepet at fomme, bbts Solicit life ~
Itc1notiif par bol6t / %1bioenbeo .o,l1
6e birfelige Gorbol6. ut ct .2an6,
1om gienrem 4 9lar .1nfbrubt bar
|ieirct; % lom life e111gong / be liolte
ban feli9e Maaltcoer far fbrt onoet
|en6 "iiegreicbe Observation-Disclosures" !,
|pla6ie1ig itanr oberfor M%p6ben0igbe<
ben al at .fopitulere iao at ftge paa
|geaaoe og 1tnoa6e, moo ielpfslgeGig
1a1ailod Solicit. Mt ct 2on6, iom
life for lao lGnge fi6en officielt flln=
Foe a1aoe fig be6 ct fait 8orbun6,
nGlten Ell linton, n1e6 2itrig=l1n=
gorn, pluoic1ig ier o11e fine 6or=
b1,noSfp1ler fo1oe fra bil1alroe,1 oa
opgibe &en paa bal1nren6e
8etingelier, er mere ems 1toget Solf
f1troe bRre. Set er Ell long Mpffe
|af 1,tolltge o~fficieIle &olpialtobeocr
og inipirere0e im1ffe 9pgne / sen
tDlfe og til6els Sen nel1trole @resle lie,
iom I'M bpbner Zig.
@aar Set officielle Epifloro meb
fin tibligere oberlegne 9torbeo 1oo
1toge11l1tuoe let Tar fun6et Jig / oet1-
ne Smltprtning, er .@runber, at
5iltorieifriberne nit fan berette ON,
Gporleoes Tpffla1to life fun6e be-
|ieires al bore Sie1u6er, men bore
beb in6re @eboIution
Sc, lom bar. ct aabent 9ie for
Spiflan6s baooe go6e og 6aorlige
|@i6er, forItaa oglaa, at set life er
SAINTS eller @oetbes elIer 8i6enifa=
bens Epifla116, io1n mi er beleirct,
oa beller life Ben bpberlige og 1tbe=
Hffelige tpife Gmbe6sberoen. Set
er set militprt % gfonpmif aggres=
be SDif1on6, ipm er fpl6et, Set
|Gpiflon6, iom er bnoet ober ttpriagt
belle Ber6en, % bbis melt tDpiifc
Repr9Ie11tunter bar b9ret iobe1ras-
lenoe Reierpeofficerer og intrigerenz
be % paatrangen6e. &anoelsreiie1=
oe, fom MegeI al jgoiif 8lo6..
SDiflan6s bebite &rnfter biz fanife
fnnne pofie be6re Moogangens
~ -. 49,
ems Meogangeng Gage.
st tort 5p6rgsmool er Set, bpor-
|biot oen omiiggribenbe golfbepisme
bill finbe gunftig Sorbb1tno / gpff=
|lo1to, bbor oct brebe Sag CT mere
bel ofballal1ceret og BERTH / geiib-
oeliesa Ell langt itprre Mrbei6sipcr
enb / oct posiipe M1lslano. Den
|gie111te11 @enerationer 1teoarpeoegil-
|bgieligbe6 til 2poigbeo og Diiciplin,
mere uobiflet e11o bos noge11 o,roe1lI
Nation, bill 1teppe poe1aggeg beo
nogle Tigers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gtaur Srcoe1 fgrft ct Ell ful6bbrbet
&ienosgierning og SoIfets biafigite
arab blir ppfDlbt, bill Der inort benz
BE tilbage sen Nrbeiosro % Droen,
ION oct tpife Soft ietter iaa bgjt,
% iun bar giort oct itprft not tic
at bore arigeus 9reoeIier.
MeeH Tan 11,a,1 gobt fiae, at Der
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gfrip ,ftsr gii,sotunm,D,r
il bette Nidb,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
FIND GOLD IN EAST INDIES
Precious Metal Is Sought in Many
Places, Though No Great Amounts
Are Recorded.

Gold is found in Sumatra. the
Celebes and in Dutch BorneO In beach
deposits. alluvial deposits. tertiary
dravel beds and also in vein deposits.
According 10 a government report. the
working of the gravel beds has so far
heen of little importance. and the
dredging companies have met with lit
tie success. The natives are employed
To some extent in the washing of river
sediment, and in certain parts of SUI
matra they also work the tertiary beds
in n primitive way by tunnels. The
larger companies confine themselv es
to working vein deposits.
Ii is understood that the greatest
quantity Of gold is produced in the
Presidency of Benkulen. Sumatra. The
gold mining area extends sometimes TO
n length of two and one-half miles.
Water power can be employed near
~ everywhere. Some mines in central
Sumatra are being worked. The mines
in the Celebes are not as rich as those
In Sumatra.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
Would Spell Disaster,

Secretary Franklin X. Lane was urg-
ing more harmony between capital and
labor and more cooperation between
the various forms of labor. EVERY
industry is interlocked with every 9TH
err" he declared, "and for real and last
ing prosperity there must be perfect
understanding aud sympathy. We are
all in the same fix as the farmer. A
friend had just congratulated him on
the handsome new car he had pur-
chased and remarked:
Do YOU think the motor will en-
tirely Supersede the horse before
IongT"
81 hope not said the farmer.
There must be some market for hav.
You see. l depend on what l make on
my hay to buy gasoline for the auto a"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
All Election Measures Fail.

Although many bills were introduced
at this session of the legislature TO
change the primary election law, all of
these have fallen by the wayside. The
two measures which received the most
consideration were the Chilsen hill,
legalizing holding of party platform
conventions and the Markham bill
which would pay the expenses of dele
gates to party platform conventions.
The Chilsen bill passed the assembly,
but was defeated in the senate BY a
two to one vote. The session of the
legislature is coming to close without
any changes in the primary election
law enacted in this state in 1902
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
Worst Part of IL.

"Why do you waste your days and
nights on these pictures?" asked the
wife of struggling painter. you
don't get enough for them TO pay for
the paint you USE"
Il know, my DEAR" he answered
but think! Rembrandt and others
painted pictures and sold them for
trifies, and now they are the master,
pieces of this world and sell for a mil,
lion dollars am not painting for US
| am painting for our descendants"
"Humph !" was the wife's discour.
aging reply. You don't make enough
for us to raise any descendants. San
Francisco Chronicle.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DISEASES

Get some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules at once. They are an old,
tried preparation used all over the
world for centuries. They contain only
old-fashioned, soothing oils combined
with strengthening and system-cleans-
ing herbs, well known and used by ply
sicians in their daily practice. GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules are i'm
ported direct from the laboratories in
Holland. They are convenient to take.
and will either give prompt relief or
your money viii be refunded. Ask for
them at any drug. store, but be sure
to get the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Accept Nc substitutes.
In sealed packages. Three sizes.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
Man Inxestiuate Strikes.

Under the Nolan Cancellation byl.
upon application of the employer or %
of his employees strikes In the state
may be investigated. The new concili-
alton board has no compulsory power.
1t has merely the right to make an liz
vestigation of the conditions that ex-
list and TO give the widest publicity TO
the findings. Under the terms of the
bin the Cancellation board will have
full power and access TO all books and
records of the office and can call upon
all persons interested in the strike 70
give information before that body.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
Consoiinn Thouuht.

II don't see how these motion pic
ture actors can put up with the treat
ment they receive from that director
"Why not7"
when they spoil scene he talks
to them as if they were no better than
the dirt beneath his feet"
"Oh. that might hurt the feelings of
an ordinary person, but when a movie
director raves, the actors can always
maintain their composure by thinking
of the salaries they get "-Birming-
ham Age-Herald.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
Federation of Labor Convention.

The twenty-seventh annual conven-
ton of the Federation of Labor of the
state of Wisconsin has been in session
the past few days at Appleton. About
two hundred delegates, many of them
from Milwaukee. were in attendance.
Among the subjects discussed were
prohibition. the eight-hour day and
daylight saving law. The Trade Union
Liberty League of Wisconsin held its
annual convention in conjunction
with that of the State Federation of
Labor.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
OLD NAMES RETURN TO FAVOR
Nomenclature in England Shows e.
feet of Wars End on Minds
of Parents.

Parents are giving their "Peace
Yer" babies much prettier names
than those who were born during the
war period.
Investigation of the registers at Som
erset house shows some of the most
popular names for boys and girls now
are Ronald, Edward, George, Gordon,
Joan, Kathleen, Irene, Marguerite.
Lillian is another popular name for
girls today, and among Welsh people
"Megan" is great favorite.
Names OF flowers are more in vogue
now, and politics and royalty are not
without their influence upon the regis
Ier's hooks. Oddly enough the early
Victorian names are cropping up again
-Susannah and Letitia are occurring
much more frequently than they have
for many years, but except in remote
rural districts Biblical names have not
held sway for some decades.-LondOn
Chronicle.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
American Haif-cent Pieces.

Joseph Powell the curiosity shop
keeper at the zoo. has added col
lection of United States half-cent
coins to his already large coin exhibit
They date from 1890 to 1856. The gov
eminent stopped coming half cents a
good many years ago, but they are
still real money and will be accepted
at their face value. OF course, the
fact that half cents are now worth %
cents to IS cents each. because of
their scarcity. is another NATTER
Cincinnati Star-TimeS.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
British Ioujc.

Sergeant (to Private Jones. who is
looking blankly at the mug of teal
Now, then, Private Jones, what's the
matter with you?
Private Jones-Thls bloomin' tea
don't art taste funny.
Sergeant-Taste funny, does it?
Well. then, if it's funny, why the -
don't yer larf?-From Blighty, Lon
don.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-29
$4,000 for reaehers increase.

Much of the work of adjusting the
salaries of teachers has been worked
out by Regent Clough Gates. Superior,
the newly elected president OF the
beard. The legislature appropriated
$4,000 for increases in the salaries at
the normal schools for the coming
gear. OF this sum about $4,000 was
available for Increases of /. normal
school teachers By reducing some Of
the faculty work and by consolida-
tons il has been possible to save over
$4,000 additional. which can he useG
for increased teachers salaries