davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Keota news., 1919-12-05
THE JOY OF
Motherhood
Game 10 this Woman after
Taking Lydia E. Pinlkhazm's
Vegetable Compound TO
Restore Her Health
EljsnsburR, Walh.-" After Woo
married Wos not well for Q long time

o00 = 000 000 ~
the time Was not
able 70 20 about.
Our greatest desire
WAS 70 have Q child
IN our home and ooe
day my husband
came back from
town With . bottle
Of Lydia E Pink.
hams Vegetable
Com pound and
wanted me 10 6y T.
Il brought relief
from nv tHouhl0n.
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took Markets
pres uf -ne Bays Dealings IN All
me leading Stocks


F 7o-s. July 1n-Cumulatipe tndi-
F. n taC~easInE mgnsrary eAEe and
o1-. ~T-luenGe OF general indus
| -e''rz- were the controlling FAC
~ -I--nsr irregular advance IF
lscG MARKET rodav.
gang CT ane Ls tive psinLs we're
- -Up7IFes n Lne later dealings
iehSlH- urrerings. presumably --n-r
hsi9aa- ssu-Ces. where Certain
r. 81. Resident Wilson address
0@sTesf z-ousea some IulBgIvings
fats. -u~ cal OARS were 70 4
tea. against reEteFfiav's 9peAIng
-e2y n . 10. as Iou az s nelng
! a .as- hour although the
sa@+- Uas per cent.
noreaBs ~ slightly more than
03s y untitled orders disclosed
i4ns element Of the United
et@-i -.0-rUralun marked the
sal she 0C1oDer of lasI year
REDUCTION u l-un and sreei be-
1-f@i9F ~eac-lenary tenasnase8.
- 6-lrnITLaa py other sfsei anu
'"-s-!,z- al wei. as leading equip
-Ac meta producing COMPANIES.
-.s- ne exhibit Of the s1eei cor
4fE csppe-s were further sum-
pl.TcaaAes ter foreign account,
- "a 9risnt.
neJsr1 ana their sRscl2lries.
~eaS anG me usuAl peace Indus-
-oaerinlIeG To the fairly large
-H-S ane .asr hours being es-
a,cFe Extensive anEnrprieE Of
-. Notably Marine cnmmsn.
L measurable degree I'd pr1ng
--2SIaDIIal reDsund AZ The
Use. -.ao raIiyrng easily. Sales
a 70 -s1.5a &c khEres.
At 4 aanas dsYres1ic and fer
as AGAIN relatively Itgnf and
| 1oyev-or--v changes, -oraI
"a '-I1e, wsre s. 10. 900. Old =.
~t wee lnCnauged On call.
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upon a different footing trarr evarv
other nalsn except our associates on
this slde Of the seq We enrareG Il
not BECAUSE OC- Tnaterla interests
were directly threatened or BECAUSE
any special treaty obligations 70
which we were PARTIES mad been VIC
lated. bur only because we saw rhe
suprsmacy and then lne existence Of
right everywhere put n Jeopardy and
government likely 10 ne everywhere
lmper1lled ny the lRIolerapls aggras-
slDn o. d power which respected
neither right nor obligation and
wnase very system Of government
foutsa the rights Of the CITIZEN as
against the auteeratlc authority of
his governors. And N the settle
meuLs of the pence we nave sought
no spsclE4 PREPARATION for ourselves
nur only the reBInraClon Of rict-r and
the ASSURANCE of liberty everywhere
that me effacLs of the settlement were
10 he felt We entered the WAY as
and We rrteresTed eurself II the
terms of the peace n no other capac-
Iry.
l.. =. ErrerHG IN 7 ifne
vThe hopes of cne nations allied
against the central powers Were al
very lpw EMP when or soldiers be
gan &c pDur across the seq There
was everywhere amnnggt them ex-
csp1 N their stnutssT spirits. q SON.
Brs foreneG.ng Of disaster The war
encso n November eight months
ago, buI yeu have only 10 recall what
was feared II midsummer laE1, four
Ehnrr months before the arrnlsrlce. cc
realize what II was that Our timely
aid accom- lished alike for their NOR
ale anc their physical safety. Thai
first, never 10 be forgotten action al
Chateau -hlerrv. had already tnken
place. Our redpuntahle soldiers ana
marines had already closed the gap
The enerny had succeeded II opening
tor their advance upon PariE-hHd al
-eacy turned the TIDE of battle back
towards the frnurlerE Of France ano
begun the rout -hat was 10 save Eu-
rope and the wuria. Thereafter the
Germans ware 10 be ALWAYS forced
back. back. were never 10 thrust sue
ussEtuIly forward again. And Yet
there was No confident hope ANXIOUS
men and women. leading spirits Of
France. artendsd the celebration Of
the Fourth OF July last year IN Paris
out of generous ceu.Tesy-w1th nc
heart Of tsEt;wir-. little zes1 for hope
But they came away with something
new III their hearts. They nHve
themselves the mere sig1t of our men
of their vlEor, of the confidence
that showed fraeE IN every movement
u rneir staiwaIr figures and ever
turn Of their swinging march, IN
their steady, cnmprehsndinE eyes ana
szsy discipline. in the indomitat,le air
that aodea spirit To everything tney
did-mHde everyone WIN Eaw tnem
that mesunrahle day realize thar
SOMETHING had happened that was
much mnre than q mere incident IN
the fighting. something very diffsr-
suf frum Tim mare arrival of fresh
tru1pE.
Our eniciisrs Earrisr Irisais
GssS muz1l tnrus nAc n1ux 1zs1rl
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terwsvB An6 railways. which wess
necessary ID the tree economic llfe
Of mere than aHs narlen and 70 Giasr
HaEy of the MARINA channels Of e1m-
merclHl 81 unfair anEt-ucrlnns ar law
or Of privilege. and ne very vel
came eppart UNITY IL secure far 1Rfssr
the concerted protection Of defntte
international pledges nf principle and
practices
Protection az New Statss
'-hese were mn raskE vnlrh the emf
fersnee ienked Ehuu1 II 20 fnd and went
sui sf rs wav 70 perform They were
inBepAran ME t-ams the settlements at
peace They were thrust upnn n nv
circumstances which could mt ne svs--
lsnked The wEr mad creAfsd them In
al quarters ST the world old esfafsIisnsd
relationships mad beer disrurhes nr
nroksn And affairs were at Iease ends,
needing to ne naendsd ~ unitea again.
puf csulc mai he made what thew ware
hGtare. They had To ee SET right hv
applying sorne uniform principle Of ius-
nee or enlightened sxpedisncv And
they could moi ne adjusted nv rner~rv
prescribing 1T treaty. what snnula ne
dcne. New sra1es were tn ne set m
NEich cnuid hspe 70 1--we through tneh-
E-sf perloe n weakness without azs,lr-
sd supper by tae great natinns thar
had consented re- their creation and
wen for Them Their independence. IL
governed cnlsnIeg coule mt be puf N
The handE az governments which were
70 acr as trustees for their peoples and
nn1 AZ their masters 4 there WINS @
re NJ common authority among the na-
rlnnE TO which they were tn be respoR-
6inls n the execution Of their trust
Permanent lntsrru+inrai Agency
Furure International convent cns wTct
regard to the cun-rol ~ vatsTvavE -t-h
regard To Illicit rrzfhc nf nArv kinda
IN arms of II deadly drugE. ~ wftn ~
gRrd 10 me Adjournment ~ manv vary
ing International adnIuEr-aI've ~
rHrsemerrs cnuId NM ne assured z tss
--sxtv were 70 provide nc rs--ransrr
nnu.mun International aEenrv. Z rs sz-
sruriur in SUCH matters wac - bs leA
~ rnr slow enc uncertain prsc-sAas Of
c,rrrrat,en ~ ordinary methods % nR--
gr.izriun.
~ rne peace conference 1tsee v4&
- hs rns END Of cenperat:ue author
1rv ano common counsel Among tass
reternmenrs 10 which the world was
lnnl.nE n enforce Justice ana give
riedges n an enduring serrle.nent-
regions hke the SaGr 5asfn cuuid
nnr be put unrer a temporary aa-
rninIErrative regime which did n1t
involve a transfer n. poltr1Eal anr-
sreignry and winch contemplated
q final Discrimination ~ tn pclirirnl
connections by popular vufs to A-
ralznr n q distant data; M frus cry
lilzs Danzig couid he cr~aaed which
was under elahnrHfe International
suaTarree 10 zcrept exrspriuuni onH-
gstiuns with rssard IN the une u i'm,
pnrs and exrsptinnal relnrrrs with
a ErHrs of winch II waE nut to fnrsu
q part: prnpTiy Eafaguareied rlessts-
Cites ennld no. be provided 1ur w-hsrai
fc1utinusd sn Pans s-EsL .
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2eEs lighr weight g756 29Te; light iigats
oSHad225f. heavy packing ssws, sHestn
g2s@ I75. packing ssws, rough 2haln
2-15 pigs 1gnaah6a
CATTLE-EecElBIs Z 81 Estimated
rsrner-pw 3ans Higher. Seef steers
Medium ana heavy weight chsine ana
erIHae 1625617E medium anG sssa 1876
GEE caHmnn -25613al: light weight
gssfs ana cfoire l45@Gl6T5. csmEnan and
medium 1a486lA5h Butcher cattle
Esife-s ss5aI5Ah oews sesG1s2 cHHnsrs
anc cutters 6T54Ssa Veal calves Light
and mandy weights l82s1lsrs fesde--s
steers es0a1ase. stacker steers 225n1T7a.
SEEE-EeneiFJs $40 EsrtHa-ed
rsnnrrow Z aAe Firm Lamas s. las.
aewn IzT5G--3s euils and common sg1
14sGE wearing wsthers 1gs6dl4G Ewes
Medium. geod and choice 7SBh9H suils
and common 56t0S%
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New York, july 10
WEEAT-Spot STEADY. Ne. rec 90
c q rack New YORK sxpsrT 10 arr1u.-
C0EN-spoT eaEv NO. yellow liz
ano Ne white Aa3 q New York.
0A--SBet tirmer- Ne ! white "a.
-ARD-EaEr middle west g5aoG2a5f
ETTTER-Weak receipts n. SCI tubs
creamery higher than extras a3@ g. dc.
extras g score. 52i flrstF 56@dz mack
ing stock current make Ne 44s@As
EEGEIrreEular receipts 1.47a cases
fresh gathered extras 5lGr52 fls firsLs
Is 10 4s state. Pa. and nearby western
neunerv nrewn fine ts fancy 47aas 40.
brewn s4td56 co gathered brown and
mixed caiers aeTss
pcTA-0ES-Sfeadv, southern esls-
15eTosb oid pnl. 18NdsS
CAEEAEES-Steady -nng Island ana
JERSEY mi. 156GaA.
STTEAR-Raw steady. centrifugal
q flne Eranulateu 9H
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interest must have heen evident -
vol. 1. would he presum.rg u me 70
urrempt 70 explain the suestlsns
which arose or the many diverse Ell
ernents that eulersd INTO them
shall artsmpt something LEES amhi-
tlers than that anu mare Clearly
suggested by my dury 10 report 70
the Congress- the part II seemed ne
csasa,y fnr my colleagues and me TO
play as the representatives " the
government ~ the Tnited States.
Pare u. 8. niaysd
"Ihat par WIS dirtarsf by the
role Americans had played in the
war and by rhs expectations thst had
hesn crAGtsd IN rhe minds ~ TIM
rsurlss with whom we had saacciat-
ed ourselves in that grant sfruGEle.
Asnssiczss objsct DiHsrsssf
IhD E1stn6 StRtns sutsRse I'm wux
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S0EfDE. INV II.
yYEF-Chnice wnnle cattle m1en[-
ET--EE-Nurtnerr creamery extras
s26sE3s western do LACE.
TrEEE-New twins extras 25dass.
rCRN-Ne 2 yellow 2I3GI5
EGGS-Nearnv henne-v 6s4T, was1-
err exrrag 511Dss.
FCU E-Spr1ng patent, tS-in- sacks,
13h61.B.
EATNn ? rtrncrt-v 4en44
0aT-Fanrv 70 70 4.-ln sHcks znSss
poEK-Mee ilum backs 6llh
P0TA-CE-icld. par 1ee lns. cH-lD1s.
TsR1ae
ETTEAF-c5rarulared. wholesale, sas
prr I'm ms IN bulk
yFAy-iMH
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central Europe was SCI rlEnf. Traf
FaeRHf that new nations we're - be
created Poland. Czecno-Slerzk,a.
Hungary itself Ne part Of aactsRI
Poland had ever n any sense become
PsT Of Germany. or Of Austria, ar
Of Russia Bohemia vas alien n eV-
cry thought and nope TO rne nsn-
arcAy Of winch shf hRe Sc lnng esea
an artificial par; and TIE uneRsy
Partnership between Austria Era
Eungary haG been enc rather If N
Lsresr than af kinshIr or gymPatns'
The SlRvs wnoM Ausrria aAa chosen
10 farce iEre hsr empire an me
SOUTH we're Kept 70 rheir oBedIsanf
bv nelnlng pu1 fear Thar hears
were wIus thsir klaEsnen II the Ea.-
kRas These were al ar-Ensensnis
Of pswe~. INST AZ natural unIer nr
Association. II vas the imperative
TASK af rnos1 vine would MAKE peace
and make II rnss.liserr,v te esLR slIsn
q new aree- which would rest upon
ttae tree caalcs Of peapiss -arner
rtsan upon me arbitrary authority uf
HznsnurEs or Enhenaouerns.
bound ny SYMPATHY anG acruAl kin
10 Ruman4a were also hakad against
their will 70 rae cnnglnnerase Ans
tre Hungarian monarchy AZ 70 either
a.ien scvereisnriss and II was part
Of rhe TASK at peace 70 make a new
RuuRnla as well as a new SlRvik
srz-s clustering about Serbia
The German Colonies
And No natural frontiers cruld be
tnurd 70 these new nsids Of adjust
nsrt and redemption. II vas neces-
sa-v 70 lnek constantly forward tc
ctaer relAte6 tasks. The German COL
onies were 70 De disposed Of. They
had mt nser governed. they had been
sxrinitse rnare.y. without thought nf
mRn rights az thar Inhabitants.
The Turkish empire. nnreover had
fallen apart. rs the Ausr-o- Hungarian
had. II had never had any real unity
II had been held together only ~
pIt,iess !nhumAn fnrce. Its penpieE
cried aloud fnr release. for succn,
t-rm unspeakaaie distress far AL tina.
the day ot hnpe seened II last te
hring within irs dawn. Peoples NTH
ertc N utter darkness were 70 ot
led SUI into the same lighr ard gfver
al last q helping hand. Enneveirpet
peoples and psnpias reaey tur recog-
n1tInn but nuf yet ready I'd assume
the full respnnsihiiiry nf statehood,
we're 70 be gwen adequate guarantees
of friendly protection. guidance and
assistance.
safeguards FOR Minsr't'ss
And aut II thu exscutInn oi In1s-
Grant entnrprises Of hrsrfy spAns
nuuursuufsies 10 sxfsuzrr ~naI slA.es-
,,.r re never fnund TIM way esture
:. Ar. nm uupsrruutry 10 Throw sate-
s.,.,a. aispur the rights az racial. na--
@tnunI and raiiEsnuk mtnnrstlsB by
.nIsun tunaruRtiaAal cc0Gunufs; an
uururtunify 10 limit and regulErs nil
ttKry establishments whore they wefe
nufsr likely IN be mtEchisrnas. and
opportunity 10 efnect d complete and
Evatemaric tutMuatiuunlizRtlnn Of wa
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HiasBasi laRs Of EsrrifsFy, any ex-
tensions Of sswerelgnTg That m gnt
seem 10 he ts the interest af fnase
whB nag the FSWer 10 IHEl5f upAH
them haG beer entered lHtB without
. thought If nat tAs, neSHles eannsrT
Ell niEE1 wish or pE-sfit PA and these
oeuld aet always be haRaraniy HFuss-
ed ASIDE. II was net easy 70 EFs fl
the new afesr If Iasag on rms aia
and some af the fruits af -hs Erae- =
Ing NAV, 7 fear. fer q time ne hit
Ter But with very few excepLiaRa.
the men whe Eaf with Us II me asace
rahls deslrea as sincerely as we diG,
10 ger away tran me mad iEiiuences
the Legitimate Purpases r>e isnins-
allziRs ambitions, The tn-srnaIisnal
csunseis and sxPedlsnrs OUT @f vhirn
! the similar designs If GarnREy nj
sprung as d narura! growth.
Aweriesis p-ieIpies Acceptee
TT hRd beer our privilege - f-r-
Mulare the principles which were ae-
espteo a. -ne BASIS Of the peace e.lt
they mad been accepted aar ltsca use
VIE nRd come n - hasten and as
sure the victory and insisted upon
them. bur because they were readily
accesded 70 as the pnin:lnles 10
which henoranie and enlightened
minds ez,ervv'aere had been brought
: they spoke the conscience - me
world as well as the conscience OF
America and ! am happy - l'ay i'y
tribute Of respect ana grnI2tune 70
rhe able. tnrwarG-louklcG M.s WIFE
wnoun il WIS my privilege Jc co-op-
crate for their urta1iIrs sp-'t II 60
,,ra-a-,nn. their constant eA1rr tc
accommodates the interests hey rep
Resented 70 the principles We were
al agreed ucrn.
Caught True and Full vis'sr
"-he dtfhcuitles which vers Macy.
lay II tne circumstances. rnr often
the men. Almost wIthnut excsrrirr
The men VINO led had caushr rne .rue
and full viRion of rhe problem u
peace as an inSis'isisie whnle, q preih-
lem. nor Of mere adjustments II IN
tereff bur II justice and riEht actisn.
"The arrnnsphere IN which rhe crn-
ference worked seemed creHred. nor
bv the ambitions IF strong giants
but by the peoples and associations
If small na.,nns and people hiIherre
UNDER bsndage re tina power that VIC
tory had shattered and destroyed
asreivs-s for ssrs-upt Nasipns
"Two creas empires had bee1
forced into pn1itical bankruptcy and
we were the rerervers. Our TASK
was moi uniy N make peace with the
central empires and remsny tnf
wranss their armies had dome Ins
central empires had lived IN open
vinls rinn Of mary ~ the war; rEnts
far winch the war ha6 bsen frugt-
dominating aiien penrles uvar vtnss
they had NO natural right To ri1ia- en-
furring. uuf obsdtenre. bur ~ersraahe
hunnaEs. axpin1fsng rsnse WIN wEaT~
weak fur TIM hsuefft ~ tnnse vino
were masters and orerfuras nnly rF
furre or arms There could DE NJ
psnce until tim wnnle order nf the
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Chicago, July 10.
BeariHh aspects Of the government
crup rapport. tDHethsr with increasing
difficulty Of rrnding in old crnp months.
led no acute weakness tndav IN the
cnrn market Prices closed heavy II 60
q INST lower, with September lss 10 1a23
AND December 15s To 15Ss. Oa1s GAINED
E@e cent 10 Il cents In. prpviEionE the
oufrume varied frnm z cents decline
II an advance af - cents.
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE

Never oceuptse, ak -onvrs and hasn.
eernsrt eeiiar, oil harewend floors.
firspiaes, sertuas. risnry Of large
CLOSETS. handsome sise&rie Iisrt fix
tures in every -oem. II you are
inpkins far . ssos mouse see tnIs
nre. Par. .ash, Balance as rant.
CHARLES A. BROOKS, cwner.
Tel. 46S-I
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-R'o lhe BrruEgIs. Tnf flns RHvsiEai
-1Tce ~ tnRHe spirited men SPOKE Of
anlnstnInE mare nan Bodily vlEer. ThFy
C4-rise -ae great ideals 81 tree neo-
Tie al heir hearts ana WI1n rhat vlsien
V@re uHEonHuerahls, Their very pre-
enoe BrauEnt reinsurance. their fight
III made victory certalE
They We're recognized as CRUSADERS
ana. as their thousands EweIlsd u mlI
Ions, their strength was seen 10 naaaa
slrat0r- AND they were NJ nen "a
Cry SUCH a nope anu MAKE Esse the
a4auranee II fsresasI Finer men never
Went 4nto hafIe, and Their aftlcerE were
worthy If them. Thig Is NOT the occa-
son Upon which 70 utter q euisgy If
--it arfIaIfs America sem III Francs, uur
peSnaps since ! am speaking 81 rt.sIr
n-asinn ! may Speak alse e1 Hrias '
l-l'-ed with every American vino Sd W
dealt Win them there Ther were
ne SRrt a men America would WIN @
g represented. -hs soI1 at men every
--I4arlc2n weula WISH N cla!m as tel
Nv cBuuUy-rnen ana comrades IN =
: aai CAUSE They were terrible IN nal
5 ana gentle AND helpful aut of II, -
1'tnberlng The mntherE ana ths sls1sra.
ne wl~eE anu The little children a.
nome, They were free men untisr arms
r - forgetting their IieRls OF durv lie
- Lidst ~ task Of violence. am
rrsuQ 70 have had the privilege ri be-
~ aEsacIarsd with them snd eaiI,n-
r'"se.f their leader
~
to me msn by whose asine they teusnr
aUr 70 the penpls with whom tnev Ian
uttsf simplicity, as t-ienas WIN aEse.i
n-'v 70 ne of service. They were far all
.hs Visible emhodiments a America
" haT they did rnafe America ana all
81 she sroed for Irving reality IN
ne thoughts nor only Of the penpie n
lance bur alEe af tens ~ mIliiens of
r}en and women throughout ali the ma
-nnF 81 werld Stained. eve-vwhsre IN
~erl If itE freedom ana NJ the ioss of
overE-rhlnE il nsia dear. IN aeadiv tear
at trs bonds were never N be iooEed
-,F hnpeE forever TO ne Knocked and
disappointed.
Our Duty 70 9uisf FAIRS
and ttliE computation Of what thew
5tcou for was upon us wnn repreaert-
ID America al the 7eace table. II was
our duty To see 10 II that every dec,Eioa
re ronk DIRT IN contributed. 10 tar as
We were aple n influence II. 70 quiet
ne tea-E and realize the hnpes Of tne
TenpieE VINO han been living IT that
SHADOW. the nations that had cnms by
cur aEEIEtRnca tn their trsecnrn. II was
our dur- To dn evsrvthing that was
within our pruer to de TO make the
triumph Of treaiprn and uf righr a lasts
ing triumph IN the azaurznre Of whica
r.en might evar-'where i've without
fsRr
Met Easy 10 ersf< New Order
''Cld sntanEiements Of euery kind
sfnnd in tile wap-pynzntHHs which
governments had nads 20 une anufh-
er IN tf1e dazss when might and right
ware confused ana the pvwer Of the
xyfrtDr was without rasfraInt. En-
Rg.msurs watra EpnrsHplz1sd any
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New York Stock Market
CORRECTED Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
a35 Water St.. Augusta
Phones 1g1S-1Ol9
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=, New York. July 10
ah'iie 7sne- 5Ad55
NJ S'-d2~ bills 4.4ss.
r, - v'-ds~ bills On banks 1 al
| - Ss-oa- bills 44s. demand
| -. demand sE. cahlef sw
IL "a demand 3ga cables ia.
-1ac!t ST canies g.E.
1 ''l1'e:lt oonus STEADY
r. "nnas irregular
~ -o4Ht s--ong. - da-s. 90 davs
MONTHS 6 md.
-- .. 1-r. nigh :, low 6. ruling
oe.'.s DC G. offered a q. lasr
-dak acceprances a
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FOCUSES To- Sale g.
LOWER STATE s--0or- dsIav #
VOL are lroklng or nome see this
bargain : have IN MIND ny -nurn
co11Hge WIKI an outdoor sieepinE
nalcnrv pleurv Of fresh air q haur5
every ca npuEe new and modern IN
al wHvs. has large iirlrE room and
reception hall max dnnr6 eiecr-ic
llgnLE me naIh rnorn. house well neaT-
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for future garden de-eioprnerrs. I'm.
garage s--acned. ThiE proposition iB
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house. large rooms. unfinished al
&c. cement cellar. furnace heat aNk
f land. drive around house chambers
90 heated mortgage sISh. co-ope-aL,ve
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doctor, drug store. market minutes
n church. Built az wears pest s1pck
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psio fnr ald Snid. silver and platinum
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Share Property FOR Sale

Share Property FOR Sale DC
WEST sHORE-For sale. fve-roun COT
tage. lake -onnusHee Two minutes
walk t-om car Well water guoI
shore Lot covered with large pines
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located on a tne lnt, splendid OUTLOOK
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Our Duty 70 ouist FAIRS


"Cld acknowledgements Of euery kind
stood in the wag-pynmtHes (which
scvernxnarrs had .rads % une anufh-
or in rfe davB when might and right
warA confused and the pvwr of tne
vlrtor was without resfra1ut En-
0gsmsurs wnira Gpursmplz1sd any
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-25
Strong Protest is
Sent 70 Clemenceau

Paris, Jan. 25.-The council. Of the
national and democratic bloc Of Rus.
sian political organization abroad has
sent q strongly &orded protest to
Premier Clemenceau against the deci-
sion OF. the supreme council to call a
conference. Of the Russian factions.
we would be men without honor
and courage II we accepted for a sin.
gle moment q truce such as proposed
to us while all that are dear are in.
danger Of death-violent death by
execution or dissemination or slow
death through hunger" the protest
says in part.
THE interest Of humanity in gener-
al and democracy In PARTICULAR the
protest adds. requires the establish-
Iment in Russia Of q regime based on
the sovereignty OF the people freely
expressed. An improvised meeting
at the Princess fslands cannot be an
OF this sort. Russia has
long clamored Tor the free election
q Constituent assembly. The at
tempt was stlf1ed by the, Bolsheviki by
force Of arms and they are today
maks the voice Of Russia