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The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
FREEDOM.

Mrs. W. r. Sparrow and daughter
Hazel have been spending week at their
home here.
Mrs. E. P. Rowell and daughter, Olive
Stewart, and grandson, Lieut.. L. P. Stew
art, attended the funeral of Wilson A.
Written in Searsmont.
Mrs. Helen Keen from Washington, D
c., called on friends here recently on her
way to spend the weekend with her
aunt, Mrs. Nellie McGray.
Mrs. Winifred Sampson, Jesse Samp-
son and Annie Bryant spent a weekend
recently with Mrs. SIMPSONS pareats,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pickett and two
children, Miss Elizabeth Hermitage and
Mr.. Lawrence Mogue, all of Boston, have
been guests of l. P. Critics.
Fred N. Flye has returned from Cam
bridge, Mass. accompanied by his wife
and daughter, who have been visiting
Mrs. Flye's parents for three weeks.
l. P. Critics has sent to the president
OF the Woman's Hospital Aid in Belfast
check for thirty-two dollars, the pro-
ceeds of dance held at Sheepscot Lake
Grange hall, East Palermo, a week ago
for the benefit of the Waldo County Hos
pital.
Lieut.. Loren P. Stewart of Camp
Meade, Md, and Mrs. Stewart and infant
son have been spending tier vacation
with Mr.. Stewards grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. P. Rowell, and at his cottage
at Georges Lake in Liberty.
Mr.. Russell E. Skinner of Hampton, N.
H., has been engaged as principal of Free
dom Academy for the coming year. Mr..
Skinner is graduate of the New Hamp-
shire College of Agriculture and comes to
Freedom highly recommended as an in
structor and all round good fellow. Mr.
Skinner is unmarried and will room in
the boys dormitory.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
Sig. s,s al. 'ss Of Zzz2zzz3
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas, 1t has seemed best to our
Father in heaven, to remove by death
from our grange and from our home
circle, our loved and honored sister, En-
ma Hamlin, her voice is hushed, her
chair vacant and our chain again broken,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Sister
Emma Hamlin, Harvest Home Grange,
No. 80, has lost one of its best members
as a worker and friend of the order and
that we as brothers and sisters do most
sincerely mourn our loss and we extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
husband and children.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
for a period of thirty days and that a
page of our records be dedicated to her
memory and that copy of these resou-
tons be sent to her family and The Re-
publican Journal for publication.
O. W. LANE
AFFIE M. CROCKETT
RUTH A. LOWE
Committee on Resolutions
Brooks, Me-, Aug. 16, 1920.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
LIBERTY.

Mr.. Marlton Knowlton, who has been
quite i'll, is improving
Mrs. Bertha Sylvester has been passing
few days in Belfast with friends
. Mrs. Donald Mathieson and children
were auto visitors in Fairfield recently.
Mrs. Theodore Rowell of Howard, r,
l., has been visiting Mrs. Olive Rowell.
Mrs. True McCurdy, who has been at
4he Tapley hospital for four weeks, is at
home.
MISC Ada Bowler of Boston spent few
days in town recently calling on old
friends
DR., Foster and family of Lawrence,
Mass, are at their cottage for the month
of August.
Mrs. William MCGEE of Houlton has
been guest of DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Holt
for several days.
Mrs. Cora Sinclair of Pittsfield has
been in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
Donald Mathieson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bennett and daugh-
Ter M6TOnld were VlSlIolS at 1ooi &c
Worthing's in Palermo recently.
Mrs. Maud Hurd and son Mark of
Pittsfield have passed week at the
White cottage on Mill Stone Island.
Mrs. Lucy Marden, who has been in
Boston five weeks for treatment OF the
eyes, returned home much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Sterling and children
of Manchester, N. H., have been in town
for visit with MIS-. Sterling's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Banton and
daughter Marjorie, who have been at the
Sanford cottage for several weeks, have
returned to their home in Waban, Mass.
Mr.. George E. Wirgel, Mr.. and Mrs:
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Phillips, and
ladies, party of ten from New Rochelle,
New York, which has been passing a
week at the Morse cottages, have return
ed home.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Myrick passed the
weekend in Athens recently.

Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Myrick passed the
weekend in Athens recently.
Guy Norton and family of Somerville,
Mass, were visitors at r. H. Wards a
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Reynolds of Mas
sachusetts have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, j. L. Bagley.
Mrs Flora Cone, with her son Watson,
left for a two weeks stay at Northport
before returning to their home in New
York City.
W. L. Hopkins, accompanied by his
brother, E. P. Hopkins, has been in Bel
fast for a three days visit with their
sister, Mrs. Mary Thurston.
Carl Maddocks has returned from a
three weeks vacation in Massachusetts,
He was accompanied by his friend, Els
worth Hathaway of Taunton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement and Mr.. Banker
of Brownville, accompanied by MIR. Batch
elder and Mrs. John Robbins of Belfast,
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. E. Bradley
few days ago.
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens of Belfast
recently visited his ola home in Troy, and
while there, accompanied by his father
and family, made pleasant trip to Pitts
field, greeting old friends and recalling
pleasant memories of school days at
M. c. l.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
why Put Up With Rats for Years,
Writes n. Windsor. Farmer.

years ago | bought some rat poison,
which nearly killed our fine watch dog.
1t so scared US that we suffered long
time with rats until my neighbor told me
about RAT-SNAP. That's the sure rat
killer and safe one" Three sizes, 35c,
65c, LIS. Sold and guaranteed by A. A.
Howes & Co., City Drug Store and Hall
Hardware Co.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
"Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Ever
Made" Mrs. Emily Shaw Says.

my husband bought 81 trap. bought
a SOC box of RAT-SNAP The trap only
caught rats but RAT-SNAP killed IL in
a week. Pm never without RAT-SNAP.
Reckon l couldn't raise chicks without
it." RAT-SNAP comes in cakes. Three
sizes. Csc, Csc, 81 rs. Sold and guaran-
teed by A. A. Howes & Co., City Drug
Store and Hall Hardware Co.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
JACKSON.

Miss Irene Zwicker of Thorndlke has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Cora Pierce of Bangor visited
relatives in town recently.
Mrs. j. H. Larrabee visited with Mrs.
j. H. Mckinley few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Page were guests
several days recently of friends in Bel
fast.
Miss Estelle Hadley has been visiting
in Brooks, the guest of Mrs. Charles
Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LAWYER and son
with Mrs. LAWYERS mother and sister,
Mrs. Ben Morrison and Helen, left few
days ago in the Lawler car for a trip to
Aroostook Co.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
FOR SALE

To settle an estate, the house of the
late E. S. Shuman at 116 Waldo avenue,
consisting of nine room house, barn.
carriage house, hen pen and IL acre OF
land with fruit trees and berries. Apply
to FAIR HOLMES,
lift r. D. 2, Belfast, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26
SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment of Horses, Cows.
Sheep, Dogs and other animals, sent
free. Humphreys Homeopathic Vet
Urinary Medicines, 156 William ST., N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26

Estate of Samuel G. Dixon. late of Lower
Meron in the State of Pennsylvania, deceas-
ed. Petition of Fannie G. Dixon, executrix in
the State OF Maine. for determination of col
la eral inheritance tax. Presented by said
executrix.
The Republican journal., 1920-08-26

Estate OF Laura E. Campbell. late of VIM
terport, deceased. First; account of Mathew
Laughlin, administrator, presented fer allow
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

ter olten 5ufrieoen iein, gor uno
Die 6emofratiibe Administration 5n
itrafen, sic Ben Despotismus bier in
Mmerifa ,einfibrte unb atpar, tpie ib
10 baufig betont babe, ben g%erneinge-
fabrliditen Despotismus, ben es gibt
ben Despotismus beg Collars. Got
uno feline bemofratiide Hartei iolten
aug Der Yolitif b~oaitanoig pertrieben
meroen, pie ieiner5ett Die Bartei oer
50oeraliiten pertrieben muroe. Gam
mogen mir i'm Sabre 1924 Der repub=
lifaniiden Bartei nit einem mirfli-
den nmerifanii9en &anbioaten ent-
gegentreten. Die alte G0oeraliitifde
Bnrtei itnbl bieiem 8olfe audi Die
Greibeit nno 6afir murbe Tie bel Der
eriten @elegenbeit, Die ii9 bot, 70
grlnoli9 geitraft, 6aB Die 8eoing-
nngen fir ibre @riiten5 langer nibt
gegeben paren. SIT bas nidt Elm gu
tes 8etipiel, Dem gu folgen iih ber=
lobnt? Sit es ni6t oas bette 8ei=
1piel?"
Granf &arris lit ni9t Ser erite>
Ser 5ieie @eoanfen entuidelt. Mnd
BON onoerer Seite lit Der %republifa-
nii9en 8artei nabegelegt mproen, 6ab
tie bns MiBlingen 6es geriu6es, eine
groBe brittle Bartei auf ben Blan gu
fiibren, nibt gu leidt nebmen 1olle;
oaB, pas bieies Mal nidt gelungen
lei, I'M Sabre 1924 gan5 ii6er gelin-
gen peroe, ipenn iie ii6 BEN 6oroer=
ungen Der 3eit ni6t ourdaus anpai=
ie, itd geiunbem 6orti6ritt perl6lie=
BE nno Bag 2an0 enttdui6e, mie Die
oemofratiide &ortei es enttaui6t bo=
be. @ir glauben ar9 gu piiien, oaB
Sic leitenoen &reiie Ser republifani=
l9en Hortei bon 6ieiem 5tan6e Der
Dinge nnterrtdtet iin6 nn6 feline &ei=
gung boben, sic 6arin liegen0e ernite
Wabnung in Sen @in0 81 i6logen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Zinc mekltat.

Die @ei9i9te nnieres 2an6es 5eigt
uns, mie be0eutnngspoa oas Nages
meinmenibli6e in unieren groBen
Brdii0enten fir 6ie ginitige Gntpi=
delung 0es 2anoes gemeien lit, 5umol
in i6meren Soften. 0aB mir uns in
elmer iolden befinoen miro niemano
leugnen mouen, l1n6 6eSbalb lolten
mir nns sic Wanner, 0enen mir 6as
S6iGlal 0es 2anOes anbertralte1l
nouen, gera0e be5ugli6 oes Muge=
meinmeni6liden ibres 8eiens iebr
genalt an1eben.
Cine @obltat lit es, tpe1111 0ns 8il6
bon bornberein in reiner 8elendtl1ng
erifeint, mie 6as nnieres repnblifa=
nii9en 8annertrdgers, 6es 5enatorS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Ger B~fmmflsbrttf.

Cine eieentimlihe grfdeiMung
oes lebter 4rieges 1T baS maiie1-
bafte Muftreten 6es &tmmelsbriefes,
ser ieiren Mamen babon bat, bob Ct
.auf %punoerbare @eiie BON 9tmmel.
3ur Groe uno au ben Weniben &c.
bradt tpor6en fem ion.A Ser 8rief
{elbit lit nidt 1eu; fem grideinen 1T
nieoerbolt, 1tno b%eionbers II frie.
eerifden 3eiten feitgeIteM tporoen.
Wie 81. st. 5tiibe IN elmer fMr5lid
heroffentlidten 5hrift anf @r1no
e%ingeben6er Sori6nngen mittetlt,
fiihre11 feline erften Spuren Q11f 6as
beionifde Mltertum aurid un0 feline
@erbreitung lit in alien 2anoern
Guropas nn6 iogar Big Sn6ien uno
Sslanb nadgemtefen morben. Ser
8rief lit III mebr als 3pan5ig Spra,
den geidrieben un6 ge6rudt; bte
6orm lit unenoli9 beri9ie6en, oa
ie6e 3eit un6 ieoes 2ano an ibnl
ge6n6ert fat. Smmerbin tam man
3tpei &auptteile unteri@eioen. Ser
er1te Sell entbGlt algemetne mora.
lii9e @rmabnungen unb Goroerrn.
gen, sic meiit an 6ie 5ebn @ebote
anfnipfen, fomie M%nbrobungen fir
sen San Der Ni9terfiuung. 8e.
merfenspert lit 6ns baiufig borfom.
men6e ein6ringlt6e @ebot itrengiter
@onmtagsbeiligung nit 8erufung
auf sic altbiblii6e Sabbatbfeier;
hos l6Bt 6arauf f6lieBen, bob 6ieie
Stenen 6es &tmmelsbriefes anf bic
3eit 5%uriidgeben, mo- @briiten unb
sSu6en nod 1T engerer @emeini9aft
lehten. Ser an6ere Sell oeS
8riefes berbeiBt 6emienigen, 6er i'm
bel ii9 trdgt, S6ub gegen alerlei
@efobren 6es 2etbes nno 6er Seele;
beionoers i9iibt ser 8rief 6as Sal1s
gege1t 8Iib un6 Seuer unb mabt
sen @rieger unber1pun6bar. SSn
lebterem 8unfte dbnelt er benz
mittelalterli6en u@affeniegen"; nno
10 lit es erflGrliaL oaB Der SIM.
me1sbrtef bornebmlid in &rtegs-
5eiten auftau6t uno 6aB Die Col.
eaten ibn bel fi6 tragen; er fano iid
N BEN &riegen Ser fran50iii6en &e-
pollution, bel 6en &annpfern Der
sSreibeitsfriege, i'm &rtege gegen
DGnemorf 1864, geget1 Seiterrei6
1866, gegen Sronfrei@ 1870, BET
SEN oeuti6en Sruppen, Die 1900
na6 China gingen, un6 gang be,
ion6ers in 6en1 eben been6eten @elt-
frieg. Sc lift 6a ein 5tud uralter
Nolfsreligion eufaetaudt, Elm &id,
fan in iene 3eiten, mo- sic &eligion
oornebmlid o6er gar ansi6lieBli4
aus 3a11beret beItan6. Sol6e &Md-
fGne ereignen 1th in Ser &egel Damn,
pen11 fnrdtbare @reigniiie o6er
i9tpere Motitdn6e oos 8olfsgemiit
erianttern nro in ieinen tiefiten
Siefen a%nfmiiblen; Damn mer6en in
ben Mofien @efiible nn6 Srtebe
mad, bon 6enen man gegla1ibt bat,
bob iie 6nr6 sic bon uns erreidte
&ultnritufe lGngit iibertpun6en feien.
Dieielbe gri6etnnng lit ia CUR 3eit
au6 auf anoeren @ebieten ols Dem
seq @lanbens au beobo6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Sin 8reis fir ben idledteiten
51Mler.

DaB aus ben i@le@ten S@ulern
tii9tige Meni9en mer6en f0nnen,
fat man i9on oft beoba6tet, aber
es beiBt 6o9 ein menig nett geben,
tpern man aus 6iejetn @ru11oe fit
ven i9le9teiten @@iler einen 8reis
Ittftet. Dies bat Elm alter @9uler
her Yfarri9ule BON 8riftol getan
Ger it6 1T ieiner SSugen0 auf ben
ieBten 8dnfen berumoridte, ieinen
2ebrern man9 fummerbolles Stiin6s
9ee bereitete l1no .ipGter in Sen &o-
lonien gu einem rei9en Wanne &C.,
por6en lit. Ob fretlt6 Der i6le9-
tete S9iler ser 8ritoler &farr-
i9ule aqidbrli6 preisgefr0nt meroen
miro, mie es @uni6 un6 8iue 6es
alten &errn 1T, oas lit nod frag-
li9, benin Die S6ulbeb0r6en baben
bod i9mere 8e6enfen gegen cine
fol6e nHramiierung Der nntI@tigs
feitt". Smmerbin erfldrte Der 8ir-
germeiiter bon 8riitol, ielbit etn al
ter 2ebrer, es itede etmas @11tes in
oteiem munoerliben @e6anfen, un6
maj, miiiie nod &rdften Die i9led.
ten S@uler erm1tigen, peil Die
b0ieiten 8uben mirfli9 i'm 2eben
ipdter gar mandmal Die beiten Men.
fden tpiir6en. uNad meinen lang
i6brigen 8eobadtungen," erfldrte
Der 8irgermeiiter, .baben Die fog.
b0fen 8uben einfa6 einen l1eber.
i9ub an 2ebenoigfeit nnb &dtig-
f%eits0rang, Der nl1r in Die re9te
8abn gelenft Derbet. muB, bamit
iie tiidtige Mdnner, ia iogar &eloen
uno @enies mer6en. Ser Mliter<
fnabe lit meiitens ein SeudIer, unb
man muB linn nit mebr Meibtraue1'
begegnen als benz b0ien 8rben nno
i9le9ten S6iler."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Saroing. Ser Wann gibt ii6 10 elm
fad, 10 bab iebe idtpilitige Berbra-
rnuttg ieines Denfens ntb gmpfin-
oens, bob es nus gar nidt i9tper
fdlt, iiber iein inneres @eien ms
refine 3u fommen. Mn ieiner feiten UNI
gei6minften Mus6rufsneiie idon er-
fennt man, oaB er rr1s nidt iiber fem
tDabres 8eien at ta1iden berfubt.
Die @abrbeit lit imn1er einfab; 6ie
unnufridtigfeit urngibt ii9 nit See
belidtpnlit nnb biiat ii9 in pertptfelte
&eoensarten, Die it9 10 ooer 10 6euten
Iaiien un6 &dtiel nufgeben. Serr
Snr6ing gibt uns feline &dtfel anf,
iudt au9 l1nfere Mufmerfiamfeit nibt
bonn tpeientliden ab5nlenfen uno IRE
at leiten. Desbalb lit anes, mas er
fagt uno idreibt, 10 0ur6fi6tig un6
gemeinberitanoli6, 6aB Elm 9euten
unb 9enteln 6arnn etnfa9 nusge=
f9loiien tit.
8ir entiinnen uns ni6t, aus Dem
Munoe ODER Ser 6eoer Saroings fol-
DIE 5blagporte bernommen 81 baben.
80 einfa9 pie er ouftritt, 10 einfa6
iagt er, mas er melnt, uno 1aruls
ieben mir 6eutli6, mie er es meint:
ebrli6. @r iu9t ni6t our6 i6tDung-
boae 8eripre6ungen auf unier Sc
flbl gu mirfen, ant meniglten auf Dos
baterldn6iide @efibl, oas ia BEL Der
groBen Menge Iei6t 6ur9 S6laguor=
tie in @rregung ge6radt tper6en fann.
Wir iin6 in Der 8e5iebung 10 iiber=
iattigt> 6aB es or6entlt9 cine Bobl=
tat iii, menn mir en6li9 einmal Hipp
uno flar Don einem gelagt befom=
men, tpas er meint. Das beriteben mir
6arunter, >pe1n mir bonn Mngemein=
meni6li6en in &aroing ipreden.' @us
aqem, mas er lagt, erfennen mir, 6aB
er Elm &er5 fit 6as golf bat un0 Elm
Ser tGnonis 6ai1en tpas nns nottut,
5uglei9 Sen feIten 8ilen, Dem, mas
er fir re6t un6 gut erfannt, our Mn=
erfennung unb 9nrdfiibrung 5n Der
belfen. Sein gan5es Sra6ten 1T au
cine geiun0e frie0lide @%nt1pidelung
oes 2anoes geri6tet. Dar11m branden
mir eben einen Wann lpie er, einen
e6ten re6ten aberdeen. SSn ibm tper=
ben mir nns ni6t tdn16en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Gin gutter GrnnN.

Sn Ser Septembernummer BON
B%earion's Maga5ine nimmt Der Ser
ausgeber, Der in 5nei 8eltteilen bob-
u~ngeiebene amerifanii6e 8ubli5iit
5ranf Snrris, Stellung gum natiDna-
len @ablfampfe. 9nrris lit tpeber &e-
publifaner nod Remofrnt. Mber er
bat Elm idarfes Muge fir Die @rfor-
berniiie Der praftiiden Bolittf. or
bdtte es lieber .geieben, penr eine
ltarfe brittle Bartei nit einem groBen
5iibrer in ben 8ablfampf eingetre=
ten mare, aber AUDI er fat ii6 iber,
3eugen muiien, onB Die 8eoingungen
bofiir in oieiem Sabre nidt gegeben
smaren. Desbalb lit er fir 9ar6ing.
CT geb0rt .nidt gu ben unprnftii6en
2euten, sic ii6 einbiloen, lie bdtten in
Der gegentpdrtigen erniten 3eit ibrer
Bfliht geniigt o6er gar etpas Gro
Bes getan, menn tie, neil feiner Der
bei6en &an6ibaten Der groben 8ar=
teien ibnen 5uiagt< 3ubauie bleiben
o6er fir einen &anot0aten itimmen,
Ser feline Mnsii6t bat, getpablt gu
meroen.
geo6 in Ser Muguitnummer re9=
nete Sarris nit Der Wogli6feit elmer
.groBen oritten Hartei. @0rtli6 i6reibt
er oariiber:: uMls i9 lebten Wonat
meme Mrtifel i6rteb, bpffte i6 nod,
ooB cine groBe brittle Yartei mogli6
lei; 6aB sic 8e0ingungen gegeben lei=
en- aue oemofratii6en nno mabrbaft
amerifanii6en @lemente gu elmer gro
ben &epolte Sen DespotismuS oes
&apitals gu bereinigen. Sd erpabn=
tie lpgar Senator 2a5plette a1S ben
eiten Mann fir Die Domination; er
lit nuf politil6em nno auf mirti6oft=
lidem @ebiet Sen Mnii6ten oes Sub
lifnms I'M aQgemeinen, mie ]te III Der
0ffentlt6en Meinung gum Musornd
fommen, melt boral1s, uno i6 bottle,
sic Acknowledgment nno ote Nonpar=
ti1an 2eague miir0en iib auf cine fir
i'm annebmbare Ylattform einigen.
Muein bic Mdnner, Sic anf ser @bi=
cogoer &onpention Die Mrbeiterpartei
beberri6ten, rannten nit Ser &onben<
ton einfa9 6aDon. 6ibpatrid nn6 lei=
ne. 6reunbe mol1ten cine io5ialiltil6e
Flottform baben nnb I'M lie gu be-
fommen, ser t0rten lie Die Ginigfeit.
9aber oas magere &einltat Der Ghi=
cago'er &onpention."
sd be6auere 6as ni6t," fabrt
&arris fort. nNa6 meinem 9afur=
balten pGre es in 0ieiem Sqbre To-
gar unm0gli6 gepeien,l 2a6ollette
gum Siege gu berbelfen. 8ir oaS
beiBt ale bormdrtsI6ouen0en Man=
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$50 regnet es AM 11eiiten?

Oils Die regenreiditen Yunfte Der
grbe galten bisber Siderrapu11oiI
in Mijamg (Snoien), NIT einem Sab
misunderstanding pom 11,626 Wiai.
meter, un6 Columbia an Der Same
runfulte, nit 1O,469 Mi1imeter
Had neuen MelIungen per6en iis
Gem ,Grobu9Iein" 5ufolge 0ur6 bic
Spite 0es 1888 Meter boben.
8aialcale-gerges auf Der Snicl
aalai (Sanai) iibertroffem, Der
l2.5On Minna1eter aufmeijf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Mabdenbanbler tn Saarbriiden?

MabdenbGnbler in Saarbriiden?
Ser &egierungsausibuB bes SOL
ferbunoes lit BON Den 8eborben
auf baS 8eridminoen elmer Mn5abl
iunger Md69en aus benz Saar.
beden bingemieien morben. 9ie bis
Eerigen umeriudungen iiber oieies
Beri9min6en maren bon fran50ii-
ider Seite in auffaueno layer 8ei-
ie gefiibrt unb Die grgebnii!e ge-
beim gebalten .mor6en. @s beltebt
fein 3meifel, bob bieie Md69en
our6 internationale Mdo6enbano.
Ter beridleppt nuroen. Sn Der Be-
D0lferung bebal,pten iid auBeroem
Gcriid+e. oaB Die Md66en Die
Spfer idmarser fransniiid,er Sol
nuten geuorOen ieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

iDe 8eba1pt1ng 6es Seem Sort
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
UNITED STATES TRADE WITH
CHINA SHOWS RAPID GROWTH
Value OF Exports From Shanghai Has
Increased Sf5.OOO,0OO In SIX
honths.

SHANGHAI. Sept 27.-Indication
OF now swiftly American trade with
CHINA Is growing Is TO be gathered
from semi-annual report OF de-
cared exports from Shanghai 70
america In the first half OF this year.
here.
The total value OF exports in the
six months was Sis.9S5,S58 gold, an
increase OF *l5.307,0s7 over the same
values In the past year and the luc-
tuations OF the rate of exchange are
SHOWN by the trade In raw silk. In
the hrst six months of 1919 2.3S9.6ll
pounds OF raw silk, valued at Sl1,7ls.-
el3. were shipped from Shanghai. In
the hrst siH-months period this year
the quantity OF silk shipped dropped
to 1.394.6l3 pounds, but the value
mounted to Sl4,t6S.4l5
Albumens, laces and embroideries,
goat skins, hair nets. peanut oil and
pongees and other silks are the prin-
cipal Items OF the report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

&C, CHICAGO. Scot N.-cat,le: receipts. ~
70 70 sc lo.eI:-top. .isS; bulk. good and
choice, B@Gi!.N: o,her, grades. very dull
ana uneven. 81 to Eoc lower: bulk asa
h3; she stock. b to so lower: bulk. So IL
~ ~ ealvss. 500 n;oo; bologna bulls 6.pG
common grades and stockeIs almost un.
aAahle. Receipts; western. 1900: market
bulk. s.DEi33.
Hogs; recsip,s. 5000: 10 TO Sc higher
IMAM saturdays average: closing weak.
Ei,x part OF the advance lost: early top.
h LBS; late top; l7.7t: bu'k light and
S..SG 10; pigs weak TO &c lower: bulk.
desiraole kinds UNCHANGED. 1900 er 1850
sheep: receirfa. 1900. fat lambs closing
mostly &c higher; top western. 1855: top
natives. Ioo: bulk natives. l215fr12al:
snsco STEADY: top wethers. IT'S: ewes, 6lo:
ouIk. tat native ewes. $50: fedora steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
TRADE BALANCE REDUCTION
ANTICIPATED FOR MONTHS
Decrease in August Excess OF Export.
Due to Adjustment OF
Prices.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The dc.
cided reduction in size OF the favor
able trade balance OF the United
states. as evidenced In the foreign
trade of the country during August,
has been expected for months. and
nomic condition in the nation, &C
cording to a summary OF trade con-
d!tions tonight by o. p Hopkins,
acting dtrector OF the bureau OF for
eign and domestic commerce
Several factors have been working
TO reduce the previous enormous cx-
cess OF exports. which fell from
$ll4.0oo.o00 in July to s65,000.0o0 IN
August. Mr.. Hopkins said. Foreign
countries. as well as America, he
continued. have been awaiting a gem
eral break in commodity prices, and
orders have been withheld. Re-
adjustment of price levels, he added,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
WHEAT EXPORTS JUMP
AS COMPARED WITH JULY
Over 1880, 900 bushels sent Out OF
Country During
August.
tBy Also iatcd Press
WASHINGTON Sent ~

WASHINGTON. Sept 27-wheat
exports increased in August over
July. the Department OF Commerce's
monthly detailed statement OF e9-
ports today showing that 27,569,9s2
try last month as compared with
23.S39.5l1 bushels In July.
Flour exports. however. dropped
last month. the total for August be-
Ing 1.l0e.707 barrels. as against g.
fo3.S22 barrels In July
Cotton shipped out Of the country
In August aggregated 1866 oales
valued at SIS. 1859. compared with
4!9.o57 balcs valued at $S1.342.s41 In
August, 1919
EXPORTS OF meat and dairy prod
nets Curing August aggregated SEA
2o7.S78. against SS5.s69,713 for tho
same month a year ago.
Mineral oils exports In August to-
tailed 2t8.6tS.S13 gallons. against
1Sl.43S.o6f In August, 1919