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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Keittc 1tnteritiibmne.

8ra1iioent Milion bot ole 8eran-
IaiIung, NIT Der l1nteritiibung, Die
i'm aus ben &eiben Der Mliierten IN
ieinem Sample Fir bic 8olferliga 5u-
tell miro, febr nn5nfrie6en gu fem.
Bie man Sic 2tga in England ein-
i61bt, ergibt iih aus benz Sobnge<
Iddter, als 2loDb George iie bort
ert0nte, aIg 2Iopb George Tie bort
5um erlten Mole ermdbnte. @od ber-
ahtlider bebanbelt man Tie in Sranf-
reid. Ob16on Der BraiiDent immer
bon neuem per1i6ert, bie Mnnubme
6es 2igapnftes 1perbe Der Welt einer
%bauernben 5rieoen iidern, beban-
6eIn Sic fran50iiiden Militoriiten,
Mnridon Sod an Der Spite, Die 2iga
ulS 2nft. Sic 6enfer ntbt 6aran, Die
@riegsru1tnngen ein5uf6rdnfen ODER
a11d MIR 3u perlanglamen. Mnrl6an
Sod mei1e sic 2iga als gntf91tI6i<
grng fir cine Strengthening Der Mr-
NEE emidieoen 5urid, beiBt es in els
ner Depeide aus 8arts. Sod 1T ba-
fit, oab Branfreia 1ftdrfer riiitet, als
ien1ols nn6 bog iiebt nidt aus, nls
Of ct bon Der 2iga Der Nationen cine
8eidrarffung Der &iitungen befir6-
tete ODER alt9 MIR erpartete. Die
3ielloien &iiiitungen cher 1tnb erfab,
rungsmGBig cine Der gr0Bten &C.
fnbren Fir Ben 6rie6en, un6 menn
|bieie pabm6innigen Miitungen trob
Der 2igo fortgelebt uer6en iollen,
bonn fonn iie ols Mittel gum Srie=
ben nn1n0glid betradtet per0en.
Mns nu6 &err @illon miro 5ugeben
miiifen. Mari6an Sod min 5ranf-
reid 6auern6 in ein groBes &riegesla,
ger bertpn11belt bnben. Ser Maridan
glonbt an cine frafen6e @ere1tig=|
felt nn9 I'M golferleben. Mber 6ann
ioute er audi miiIen, baB es miiBiges
Beginner it, ibr in ben Mrm gu fall
len. Sranfreib bot ffiir Die 2anordu-
bereien 1einer &onige i6tper biben
miiien, nno es 1T ni9t Die Mrt 6er
6trofen6en @ere6hgfeh, &epublifen
pn6ers gu bebanoeln als &onige. Qus
Den maBloien @ifungsforoerungen
Bo6s ipridt 6as boie @etniiien Der
fpan5oiHden SSmperialtten. Sic blai-
1e 5ur6t Dor Der nnausbleibli6en
Bergeltnng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Gcecn pSRerbab.

@iner ser geiitreiditer unb beoel1=
.ten61ten Der mo6ernen fran5ofii6en
IS6riftitener, Saques Mnotole 5rance,
bat Iingit cine bodbeoeltt1ame &eoe
Dor 6em @ongreB bes fran50tilden
2ebrin1tituts in Sours gebalten. Die
}e @e6e lit eine i9arfe @%riegserflar-
nng gegen ben 8olferbaB bie Mnato-
la 6rance als Sic Bur3el aler 8elt,
libel un6 6ie urfa9e Ser groBen
&riegstutaitropbe be5eidnet. Drrd
bic @r5iebnng 6es &inbes mer6en Sic
Die a3ufnnft beltimmen, REF er ben
per1ummelten 2ebrern 81.
y@elde Mnfgnbe IN 6ieier 5tun6e,
menn Ole @elt 5erbr0deH, nerln Die
ate Dronung Ser @eieafbaft nnter
6em@eni9t brer Siinben 5niamme1-
bridt; nn6 mern Sieger nn6 8eiiegte
in gemeinfames gleno geitnr8t ftno,
in meIdem iie Musoriide 6es Safes
gegen %eina11oer i6lenoern! SSn Der ge-
ieqidaftliden unb iittliden nnoro-
n111g, Sic 6ur6 ben &rieg gelboffen
uno 6urh Ben ibm folgen6en Srie-
ben 6al1ernb gentabt mnroe, bober1
|5ie aues All tun, nIes tpie6er auf5u-
bauer 5iberli1 fonte Die Mrt
@%raiebung, melbe 6ie fnr6tbare 4a-
taltropbe, nnter Der mir iebt balb be-
grober in6, m0gli6 gennadt uno ge-
f0r6ert bat - unb tie mar 10 5ien1-
lid sic qleide nnter ben 80lfern, Die
mir qe1ihet nennen - .ni6t eine1 Mu-
qenblid 5neifelbaft bleiben. 0or al.
lem 1T es n0tig, aus ben 5bulen
anes gu perbannen, mas ben al1t-
bern 2iebe gum &riege nno 51 let
men 8erbreben einfloBt;; nno oies al
Iein miro lange nrb beltanoige gin.
ltrengungen erforoern, tpe1,r 1idb3t
aar bal6 Dag gauge GiiltungStperf bes
&rieges ourd ben Sand Der Weltre-
pollution bintpeggeiebt fDeroen lou.
@ir miii1en nit bieien gefdbrltfe11
8rafttiifen breden. Ser 2ebrer nnB
benz Rin6e 2iebe 5rrn Srie0en uro
Ait feinen @erfen einfloBen; CT rnlB
6as &ino lebren, ben Ghrieg al perab-
fde1te1t; ct miro aus Der Gr5iebnng
|.anes perbonnen, mas SUB gegert Den
6remoen, elbit SOB gege1, ben 5e1tlo
boz. geltern entfeIiel. giidt iDetl 6
%notauenoig 1T, oem gerbreden gegell-
iiber nad6idtig gu iein l1to uaeSdnl-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
uAmeriea Sirit,"

~@abeImeloungen aus 2iberpool
|mii1en babon gu beri6ten, 6aB I'M
oortigen @afen in ben leBten Mo6en
biele Miqionen 8uibels @ei5en aus
Mnltrolien uno an6eren 8ei5en pro-
0n5ierenoen @Gnoern ei11getroffen II.
gum @reiie bon $1.33 Big $1.36 ber-
fault moroen iin6. Cine an0ere Depe-
fd,e meloete, 6oB Ml1ltralien 10000
8nibel Wei5en an iapanii6e 6irmen
berfanft babe nn6 5par gum Breiie
bon $1.36 per 8uibel, 10 bob man
mobl au Ser Mrrabme bere6tigt lit,
0aB oiefer Breis bon $1.33 Big $1.36
ben @eltpreis fir @ei5en BARTLETT.
Destpegen oiirften Die 8ei5enperfanfe,
Die nnIere eigene 8urroes-8etretoe=
Corporation in Sen enropGii6enWldrf-
ten in Der jiingiten 3eit abgei6loiien
bot, mobl olt9 511 oieiem burdidnitt-
li4en @reiie erfolgt fein, nno Der
uninterrupted apiiden 6ieiem Beltprei-
lie nnb bent urtiern Sarmern gora1=
|tierten Yreiie bon 1925 pro 8uibel
miro tpobI aus 6em ser 8unbesregie,
rung geraoe I'M @inblide auf 6erar=
|tige Borfommntiie un6 Berbaltnilie
3nr Ser iigung geiteaten Gonos bon
elmer miliarbe Collars geoeH tpor=
ben fem.
@enn nun uniere &egierlng boz
nit einberltanoen III, bon e1ropai-
fden @dnfern als 3qblung fir arne-
rifaniI1en @ei5en einen YreiS bon
1878 Big $t.36 o%r5unebn1en, (mas
In @irflidfeit nod Mb5ug Der Erons-
portfoIten nitp. etnen BreiS bon nur
etpa $1.22 big $1.25 beoeutef), 10
)i1t fein @rnnb er1i6tlid, meStpegen
|Hie nidt aud tpi1ens iein lollte, 81
bent gleiden Rreiie audi an nmert=
tanif6e @6ufer at berfonfen. SIT =bies
nber. ser san, 10 mirbe 6teIe Breis.
ermGBigurg, fir Webl 1mgerednet.
cine &ebuftion bon l1ngefabr unl
|Doaars per 6aB fir ben WeblpreiS
berbeifubren nnb IN meiterer 5olge
ben Breis bon 8rot uim. gang roe
ient1ib niebriger geitalten nno IL
gleihem Gimme aub auf BITE Breile
loer ,anoeren 8~etret6eiorten 5Iriid=
tpirfen.
Ser umerifaniide Sarr1er tpiir6e,
f6o ibm id bie Megierl1tg aus benz CT
tp4bnten Bonbs ben nnterifteb 5fpt-
|iden M%nrftpreis nnb 8urantiepreis
bergiiten miirbe, bab11r6 IN fetner
|Weiie geibdoigt tper6en, tpobl aber
piiroe auf bieie Weiie IN Der 9erbil-
lIignna Der 2ebensfoiten eth gatt5 be-
IDenter16es 5tidportparts geibritten
neroen, oaB Der Bei8e11preis bon aus.
lih1oggegeber1oer 9eoeutlttg fir Die
IRreile aler nnoeren 2ebensbeoIrfni-
hie lit uft6 feline grmdbig1ttg, tDie bie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Ieidt redt groBe M11sgabe eripart nns
sic aIi1hrIih fih tnie0erbolenoer1

Ipidht rpdt nrnfe M11snobp. pribort ms
S;e oIf;Shr1ih Gm acknowledgements
,9i,,sonhen men,, 6os Rleib imt1er
m;eoer ~ anberen gfe1e, reiRf. Sin
,,e,,es @ieiS IN hp,fprc Nier5fe, M,:r
,n;iS5e !, r;npn ariinnl,hpn Wnl6id,, 4
I'M. a.. fate q ma IS none Wn.
!, hnIen MIR SIC ;Snrr; s,;tte 6rr ~.
9. = "a my gpdnis .,,a,,n 81 : s.
8. ,,,mS, Ism ionfsn. mud enc. :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
ueme Gefahr Scr prehi>
bitieft.

Inter ben @efobren melde 6urf
.oie Brobibition fir @%elunbbeit nn1
Moral 6es amerifanilden 8olfes
berouf befd)moret1 meroen, nebmer ie.
ne einen berporragen6en 81ab Elm, hie
aus hem @enufie BON I'M @ebei=
men bergeite0ten %fpiritu0ien @etrun'
ten ergeben. 8ereits ma3renb brr
unter beborbliden &ontrode ltnttfin-
6en6en MISREPRESENTATION lnticnge.
unite aue @dn6e bon 81 tnn, nm ID
ren 8ori9riften betreffs Re1nbett hes
Broonfts, ionitdrer 9%ano[a5lilg oes-
ielben l,nb idaoliber Banf6erei &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Grfabrnng ge8eigt bat, ftets eine Ser
aner an6eren Preile nab

GrfdDr1ng ge3e19I DdI, lelS etlle A3eLs
ubiebunq aQer on6eren 8reiie nod
iib 5iebt.
Die Wei5engarantie muroe alS eli
ne @riegsmoBregel eingefiibrt, Inn I'M
%.sssntereiie nnieres 2anoeS nno 1et11er
I@ampfgenoi1en bie So4itproouft1oa
bon Bei5en 3n er5ielen. ste itent bonn
redtlidden 5tanbpnnfte betra6tet eli
men &ontrnftb Der &egier1ng nit ben
garmern bar; es tit 0aber ielbitpere
Ttanolib, baB Sic &egtern1g, nod
6em sic 6armer ibren Sell beg &on-
traftes ansgefibrt bnben, a16 lbrer=
ieitg ibren fontraffliben @erpflt9-
tunqen na6famen nnb ben %bertrags-
mqbigen @reis fir 8et5en 5obler
miBB. Dos 8ublifum bot feinen ge=
redten @rnnb, ii6 5u beid)tperen,
tpenn Der &egierung our Bertng111tg
.qeltente Gonos gu benz 3tpede Der
penoet miro, fir pelhen er gei9af-
fen tpur6e, unb muB Die 10 erttlte.
ben6e bobere Beitelerl1ng eben a11t
6os @onto 6es &rieges fbreiben, ge-
rabe alg ob sic Miniar6e Collars I'M
8@a1tfe 6es &rieges nno our Soroer=
una ooer @rmoglidung trgenoetner
frieqeri1den Operation in Mnfprn6
oenor11nert mor6en mare. Gin gereb-
ter @rl1n6 8n Beidtperben mdre nl1r
bann Dorbanben, tpenn anoeren Bol=
tern eine 8eginItigung gefpdbrt tp11r.
Sc, sic 6em eigeren 8olfe nerlagt
kasrS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
B~eher5ieensmerte Mah>
ftn1t0.

Cine Mabnung, Die gerooe IN Der
qeqen4partigen MISUNDERSTANDING
5efi ern1te Beridfidtigung berotente,
bnt 6ie yNotional Grange o1e1er
iiber 6as gnn3e 9an6 ~per5tpeigte Scr
merperban6 III etnem loeben erlalie-
men Bulletin an nniere rationale Sc
febgebnng geridtet. rDuS erl tie uno
arSbte @roblem" beiBt es 6aritt, roas
6em @ongreB borliegt, beiteH oartn,
sic @egierung IN ibren Musgabe1t CUR
@roe 5uriid5ubringen."
ga tDnbrli9, 6ns lit etn getDnlt1ger,
an 8ihttqfeit uues anbere Mberrn=
qen6es 8rob1em. Nodoem0nfel 9om
fh einn1ol in ben lebten Sabren an
8erldpenoung lon0ergleiden i'm
IE@onsbalt getn0bnt bot, ftnoet er es
l6per, 1eine 2ebensbaltungSfolten
berunter5ni6ranben. 80 lange bat er
SOS @el6 ideffeImeiie a%l1sgegeben,
6aB es ibm 1dtpere DISCRIMINATING TO-
itef, umieoer CUR Gr6e bernnter5nitet=
ger" IS tit nod gar ni6t 10 lange
Der, als mir int Zone GROCER Beltltr=
5nng nno G1trilt1tng oaDon 1pra9en,,
0nB Der &ongreB es fert1g gebra1t
babe, bic 1dbrlid)ett ga1toesausgaben
anf eine W1l1ar0e bt1tal1t5l1tre1ben.
Die l6one1 3etten oer. etnet1 Wt1l1ar=
De iino l1ntp1oerruflt9 tlr ttmmer ga
bin. Grit fnr5lt9 1baBte RongreB=
mann 5000 ote Ml1sgaben Ger Nere1-
nlgte1t 9taaten fl1r 1919 out 5eDf1
mftltaroen 9onar: un0 oas 19l1rn1n-
lte ift::.oas metlte oapor 1T geborgtes
Bel0. oas mon 10 le1d9t altsgtbf. gel.
le1 Hideritatt11ng 1eood) 10 f1trd1fbar
1dtper faHt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

iraenoeine an fid CUTE Mebennbfidt
.DerfoIgen, muB ben eigenen @ert erlt
.betpeiien, ebe fir ieim 5ortfiibrl1ng
6ffentlihes @eIb ausgegeben miro.
.gs alt nibtt r1ur, 1t11bloie, nebenfdd-.
Tide 8et1tigungen fur5erbal1b ab3u-
mer3en. Stein, eg lit brtngenb gebp-
ten, DaB ieoeg Departernert iid) itreng
aeihdftgmaBiger 2eiltungsfdbiffeit Il.
@parinrnfeit befleiBigt." Db Der
einoringliide Mabnruf nid)t mieber-
nm I'M pIbItiiidtigen Ba~rteigetriebe
l111erbfojrt perbnnen mtrb?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Die 8agidale merfen fonnte. 8er bo1
tbm Die 0oannadt 6a5u %gegeben2 @e.
raoe 6~ieienigen 5enatoren baben nil
Standardization Offer bnrnl1f ge=
6rdngt Die ieBt bic i9drflten 8atte-
rien Der 4ritif gegen i'm nuffubren.
Ste iino al1o fir 6ns, mas gel6ebeu
Fit, mitberurttportlidy. 9ie1er Sc.
iidtSpllnH iollte nie a1Ber Adt gelai.
fen meroen, ner1 man Die golfer.
bun66ebatten i'm Sennt b%erfolgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bergelteut
lpiro nn0 III .blinbe1 sdtpeinheu'
gum @ertanf gelangt, iteH etn bon
rldiidtsIoier 5pefulnt1on out ben
menidliden CURT er3eugtes @erniiG
Dor, 6as, auf feline 8%eItn1bteile I'M
teriubs atpeifellos als Gift flai-
|lifiaiert meroen miiBte. Ole beim San,
Sci barnit bon Berfdufer uno aanfer
al beodtenoe 9oriidt maht eS leb-
teren nabe3u unr1oglih, ii9 i'm 9or-
aus betreffg Der Aualitdt bon
rMono{6ein1 ! @etrdrfen fid)er5ll-
5teuen, nro er miro meiitens bic Tim
|biesbe5uglid) gen1adten 8erftderun-
zen uuf Gren nno @la1ben binneb-
men miilien. Standardization afer
bietet lidy MIR ielten, penn iiberbalpt
@elegenbeit, Die geieBltd perbotener1
|St6rfunggmittel 81 ertperberL uno
iie iinb baber MIR 81 genetgt, gu gr-
(abmitteln 3n greifen n1o rl1fer
Dabur9 tpeitere i6redlide @efobren
berbor.
Begen cine 6ieier @efabren erlaBt
loeben Elm vMntionalfomitee our Ser
|%hinberunq bon 8lin6bett" eine Bar-
nuna, ser es lid empfiebH, Bic grobf-
mogliide Berbreitung 5u 1idJern. s1e
rihfet fid gegen ben bon nntpnen,
Ben 11l1r 3u bdrfig berin6ten 8ennB
nm northumberland Spiritus, qe=
tpobnli6 as v8ooo Mlcobol" be5etd-
net, obtpobI lebterer in Der &egel MIR
al 8ebn Bro5ent benz @etreioeipirtt11s
auqelebt miro, Inn Diefen fir Grtnf-
atpede u%ngeeignet gu maiden. Be5iig-
lid bes uBooo Mcobol" erfldrf ge-
nannte Organifntion: Gin Seeloffel
bon, innerlih genon1mer, gerngt, I'M
bouit6noiae 8linobeit berpor5urnfen IN;
,,meoicatel Mlcobol" birgt dbnlide
|Befobren III fid. l1nter 6ieier Be
3ei6nung 1T @etreioeipiritus gu per
5tehen, Sen Mpotbefer berfa1fen our-
fen, nadoem fie lin our6 33ulak bon
broaen unperpenobar fir 8rinf~
anede gemadt baben. 9ebtere itno,
falls fife in 6as- Magentrnere gelan-
qer, falt ltets bon glei6 lf)aol1der
@irfunq piie nWoo0 Mcobol" Ser
in Sen Mpotbefen %nerfaufte Spirt=
tus 1oa ansi9lieBlib benz Mbretbert
ooer ionitigen @eildpeden 6iener;
Mit 8e5ug auf oieien @egenitaro
hetBt es I'M ertpdbnten 3irfnlar:
u6ane oieier Mrt pflegten friiber 119
n1r BIN nno mieoer at erelgrer, le1t-
benz ieboh Die rationale Brobtb1t1o1t
in @raft ~getreten 1T, baben lie N al-
len Eeilen oes 2anoes III erl9redet1-
ser Mei1e 3ugenommen. @s 1T I'M.
perfennbar, baB cine &artpagne not
men0ig 1T, I'M nnmiiienoe 6aDon OBJ
aubolten, 6enaturultIterten Mlfobol u.
v8ooo Mlcobol" BET Der 9erlelung
bon lp%iritn0ien @etranfen 81 per
penben." @as oues Der Brobtb1t1on
in ibr obnebin idon 10 nmfangre1-
dies @dulobub gei6rteben let.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Nngefid5ts Der Menoer1ngen, meId,

Mngeiid]ts Der Menbernrget, ueldle
Sic grobernng Nal6ltinas 6urb Die
}Gngl6nDer beruriabte, bat Der Set
IIiglanbDerein Der Sdnei5 Dorgeidla-
gen, oaB ein fatboliider irternatio-.
Snoler @alditinefongreB a%bgebalfea
neroe. Sept 8eneoift XIV. ltebt oie-
tent Gla11e lebr tpoblmoIeno gegen-
.Mber, bat ielbit bns 8roteftorat iiber-
f1otnr1et1 urb alien S%0rberern Il. Seil-
nebrnern Ben Ipoitoliiben 5egen err
teif Dieier &o11greB ion bonn 81.
Bis %. 9ftober in giinfieoeln ttattt=
finoer1, nno iinb aub Die @otboltfen
Der Ser. 5taaten 6a5u eingelaoen, bic
sic Meiie unternebn1en nn0 bon nn-
Ierer mobIl0bIiben Gegier11ng eilnen
Eab erbalten f01u1en.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11

WASHINGTON. March il-Gen. Per-
shing has cabled the war department
that he has issued orders for tho AID
(RaInbowl division to prepare for en-
~barkation. This would indicate the 42d
may he expected to sail between April
10 and Is. as the average period be-
tween such orders and embarkation has
been one month,
The original Information here was
that the Rainbow division was to en-
bark for home about April 26, Score.
tary Glass recently requested that the
sailing date be advanced so the d.
vision could participate in the Victory
liberty loan campaign, but Secretary
Baker wrote him that II would not bo
possible to advance the date sufficiently
because of the strain on t~ransportA-
ton facilities IN France.
Under the schedule, as announced,
the Rainbow division should reach the
United States by May l.. The loan
campaign probably will start about
April Il and continue until May 10.
Consequently it may be possible that
the division can participate in the
campaign.
No formal plans for n reception OF
the division have been developed, hut
Secretary Baker has expressed the hope
that it would be possible for this body
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
WILL BEGIN TO ENTRAlN
FOR PORT ON APRIL

.COBLENz, March II. tBy the Assoc
ciated Press. THE Forty second Amer
lean division tRainbow), First division
OF the army Of occupation to start for
home. will begin e%ntralning for Ant
werp on April l. Orders TO this ef-
feet have been received from head
quarters. -
It Is estimated that about a week
will he required to transport tho en-
tire body and equipment from head
quarters on the Rhine to Antwerp. All
the locomotives and cars to be used
In the transportation are to be OF
American make. the commanding off
GERS desiring to use American cars be
cause they are larger than the French
or German.
The original plans we're to take he
h~ome-bound divisions down the RhlnA
ON boats and have them board trans
ports at Rotterdam, nut these were
changed, Rotterdam Is to be used as
the base Of supplies for the Third army,
which II Is announced will begin ar
irving by way OF tie Rhine river. The
G6th division Is expected to leave Ant
werp for home during Aprf, but no
definite date has been mentioned for
! the departure,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
BASKET MEN COME
HERE FOR TWO DAYS

The annual convention Of the Ma
tional Basket and Fruit Package assoc
citation will convene in Memphis
Wednesday morning for a two-day ses-
sion, by special invitation Of the Cham
beH OF Commerce. The association will
meet at the Hotel Chisca. The head
quarters OF the association is In Indian
apolis. Ind.
Several hundred delegates are ex-
pected to attend. as the association il
one OF the largest wooden work trade
| organizations in the country. The rep
resentatives viii come from all over
the United States.
Judge c. n, Burch, one OF the lead
ers OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Memphis, win address the convention
on Wednesday by special request, Judge
Rurch is general attorney for the Unit
Vi states railroad administration. Other
speakers will include leaders In the
basket and fruit package manufacture
ing industry.
Tho association IL headed by r, q.
Williams, OF the Eastern States Pack
age company, Buffalo, n r.. president;
W, +, klinge, OF the Merchants Box
and Basket company, st. Louis, Mo.
Is secretary and Howard s. Young. Of
Indianapolis. md, corresponding sec
| rotary.
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Business men who have hitherto
been unable to communicate freely
with the scandinavian countries or
those in Southern Europe because the
British government, by controlling the
cables, established stringent rules
about possible trading with the enemy,
will now find that normal conditions
will prevail with respect to those
neutral countries, In return, the Unit
ed States government has agreed to
lift all restrictions on messag%J coming
from Great Britain or France or Italy to
firms in Central or South America,
cable communications to the south Of
us having hitherto been in the hands
Of the American eensors and sought
to prevent trade from being carried
on with German subjects in this hem
isphere now the black list win be~nAr-
rowed down to about 100 firms and the
lid will be off with respect to all other
business houses on this continent,
Similarly American business men will
be able to re-establish export and i'm
port relations with firms throughout
Europe. This E that there VIII
be practically no way to interrupt a
possible resumption Of trade with Ger
many through the neutpal countries
which, hitherto have been prevented
from transferring securities to n from
German firms for overseas trade. ,
The removal Of the censorship and
tho relaxation Of the blockade Is In
line with the developments of the last
few days at Paris and Spa. where tho
armlstice negotiations with the Ger
mans over the supply of food to the
Teuton population have been conducted,
The settlement announced yesterday
whereby Germany is to get food pro-
vided she furnished merchant ships to
carry American troops home Is the
climax OF a long parley.. in Paris:
which would permit gold to flow out OF
Germany to any otheI country but
herself, It was not difficult to get
the French to agree to the proposal
Of the British ard Americans that In
ping, tho Germans should be given
400, 900 tons Of food per month,
Dangers Foreseen.
No objection was raised at the time
on sentimental grounds. 1t was gem
orally recognized that Germany must
be fed to prevent hunger and unem-
ployment from growing into dangerous
anarchy which might overthrow the
German government and remove all
chances for an early start on the pay
| ment Of the indemnity, But just as
soon as the method by which Germany
was to pay for her food arose for dis
cusslon the French insisted that al
Germany's financial u must b.
kept intact to pay France and that
America and Great Britain should &C
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MANY FAINT DURING :
CHICAGO HOTEL BLAZE

CHICAGO. March 1l,-HaH a dozen
women tainted, as many others were
overcome by smoke. and these. with
nearly 2a5 men and women employees OF
the Morrison hotel were aided down
fire escapes early todayNwhen fire broke
out infa five-story brick annex to the
hotel which Is used as a dormitory for
The employees OF the hotel.
There were 1000 guests In the hotel
OF which number about 500 on the Clark
street side. closest to the fire, left the
building.
THE report that two maids were miss
ing led to a search of the burned annex
as soon as firemen could enter the
structure. No bodies were found and
the rpport was thought to have ofigi-
mated BY several employees leaving the
Scene after the fire had been brought
under control. The damage was esti-
mated at s50.00o
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One OF 50 SOLONS
FAVORS BIG LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 11.-United
States Senator Selden r. Spencer. OF
Missouri, oNe OF the 80 Republican SEN
ators who signed Senator Lodges reso-
luton declaring the proposed covenant
OF the league OF nations unacceptable In
its present form, said on his arrival here
from Washington he was heart and
soul In favor Of a league OF nations"
and believed such a league is certain 10
be formed and did not see how any one
could oppose such u league.
He said certain amendments TO the
proposed covenant can be made. One
Of the amendments he proposes is a
definite recognition Of the powers of the
United States constitution and another
Is that u traditional supremacy OF
things American must be recognized, -
This, he said, mean mainly the Monroe
doctrine. y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
CHANNEL TUNNEL WILL
REQUIRE FIVE YEARS

LONDON, March li,-Five years
would he required to complete the pro-
posed tunnel under the English channel
from England to France, according to
an authoritative estimate. II Is said In
ordinary time the cost OF the work
Of the increased coat OF labor and ma
terials the expense involved would, un-
der present conditions, he nearly $780,
900, 600,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-11
BRIG GEN. JOHNSON
QUITS ARMY SERVICE

WASHINGTON. March l1.-After 20
years service In the United States
army, Brig, Gen, Hugh l.. Johnson has
resigned, At the outbreak of the war,
Gen, Johnson, then a captain, was as
signed to duty with Provost Marshal
Gen. Crowder, and to him was credited
to a large moasure the successful work
ing out o. tho regulations for the first
draft, Later Gen. Johnson was pro-
NOTED to his present rank and detailed
as representative OF the wal depart
ment with the war Industries board.
When tho armistice was signed, Gen.
Johnson was aboard ship ready to de-
part for France with a brigade. Since
has become associated with Chairman
George n. Peek, OF the industrial board
Of the department OF commerce.
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BOTTOMS FLOODED

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. March II. tSpl)
Following unusually heavy rains sew
eral days during the last week, the
Tennessee river Is again rising and
now covers a large area In the hot
tom lands OF Madison, Marshall and
Morgan counties, The water lacked
only a few inches Of being up to the
danger line Sunday,