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New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
GEN. NIVELIIE HERE.
French War Hero Will Attend May
 flower TcrccntcnarY.

New York, Nov. s.-Gen. Georges Robert Nivelle, delegate of the French government to the tercentenary cell ebration of the American Mayfiower council to be held this mornth. was passenger on the steamship La Lorraine arriving here today.
 Five troops of Boy Scouts, a police cycle squad, representatives of the Mayfiower council, the federal coun- cil of churches of Christ in America, the American Legion, the French consulate and other organizations greeted him.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
PLOsIATIC SCHOOL.

complete turn over in ad- |on, many men. especially Fork state, are hopeful of |hg established a diplomatic |nducted along the lines of
 ht and Annapolis. ! past fifty years. tho diplo- h United states of America |n handicapped tn trying to ! the men of Europe who hlved special training along ' lines.
 -nlleEe. in It's endeavor to be pr in the flold. has establish Iool for diplomats, but not
 udgi1ts are enrolled because nvf that their training may ! With the system now used
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
COMMUNICATED.
|, AUSTRIAN ARMISTTCE DAY.
 1itor of The New Britain Herald:

/ Editor of The New Britain Herald: Dear Sir:
 Allow me just a little space in your esteemed paper, so l can thank you for your kind remarks, editorially placed in last nights Herald, about the Italians.
 The second anniversary celebration of the signing of the Austrian armis- tice, occurred on the glorious No vember 4th The armistice was grant ed not by Italy alone but by the Allied and Associated Powers. Therefore it is memorable date. not for the Italians alone. but for all the rest of them. After November 4th. 1918, the inevitable end of the World War was expected Seven days after Ger many signed her armistice on Nov. 11th. How easy we forget! Yours truly.
 P. BARONE,
 306 Park street Nov 6th 1Q1O
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
ARMENIA FALLING.
Troops Surrender and Bolshcviki Are
 Getting Full Control.

Constantinople, Nov. :. (By Asso- ciated Press).-Armenia is being placed under the bolshevik control it is said in reports received here from Tiflis. Turks and bolshevik Tartars have effected a junction at Alexandro- pol and 1t is probable the city of Erivan has been occupied by Turkish troops.
 Armenian troops are reported to be or seeking refuge in Georgia
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
HOPE FOR OIL WELLS

Madrid, Nov. Appeal is made to the government by the newspaper Fl Debate, to appoint an expert commits sion to conduct a survey with view to determining whether there are oil deposits in Spain. The country's pe- troleum requirements are rapidly in creasing, the newspaper says and the government should take adequate measures to provide for the future.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
COTTON GIN REPORTS.
7,17O.352 Bales Ginned Prior to
 November l.

Washington, Nov. S.-Cotton ginned prior to November amounted to 7,170,352 running bales, counting round as half bales, which numbered 16O,74S and including 23,4 bales of American Egyp ptian and S62 bales of Sea Island.
 Ginnings last year prior to Novem- Der l were 6,3O5,054 running bales, in- cluding 70,423 round bales, 14,0S0 bales of American Egyptian and 3.203 bales of Sea Island.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
HELD FOR FEDERAL OFFICERS

Patrolman Edward Riley and Super numerary Officers Tierney and Crow ley. took into custody yesterday, John Savenco and John Yaconski, for alleged violation of the Volstead law The men had in their possession a gallon ofalcohol, which was in a dress suit case. The men claimed they were going to send the stuff out of town. The federal authorities have been notified.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
20 PER CENT. WAGE CUT MARKS CNCASEILLE MILL REOPENING

Uncasville, Conn.,, Nov. S.-The oetton mill of the UEcasville Manu- featuring Company, which has been closed for two weeks, was reopened today with 20 per cent. reduction in wages. according to notices posted at the mill.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
PROTEST SHIP SEIZURE

Rio Janeiro. Nov. 7.-Eight inn portant firms of this city have protest ed to the foreign minister against the recent seizure at Plume by Captain Gabrielle d'Annunzio of the steam CT Cogne, which carried a cargo con- signed to Brazil. The government is asked to make representations at Rome and to secure indemnity.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
90 Days Without Food;
 Are Not Going Strong

Cork, Nov. S.-Reports from the Cork jail today described the condi- tion of the nine remaining Irish hunger strikers there as precarious. Although this was the 90th day of their strike the emaciated prisoners were declared to be still determined to refuse food.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
DEMENTED BOY PICKED UP.

Patrolman Charles Anderson, took into custody early yesterday morning Thomas Sebastian. aged 13 years of Is Orange street at the corner of Lee ana Main street The boy was acting strangely, and was taken to the office Of pr. Mendol Volkenheim. The doctor pronounced the boy insane. and he will be committed to an institution. He has been acting very queerly of late according to his parents.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
STOLEN AUTO RECOVERED.

An automobile belonging to w. J. Savage, which was stolen yesterday in Berlin. while the owner was attending church services. was recovered in Sey- mour yesterday afternoon, and two young boys. claiming Massachusetts as their home are being held for the Berlin authorities.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

.The United States must pay it's hills and the four million dollar tax budget will be continued, even though another party sends out the state ments.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
HELLBERG WINS TURKEY.

At a pinochle tournament held Saturday night in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. Clifford Hellberg won the prize which was a turkey. The next tur- key tournament will be held in the rooms Thursday evening, November
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

But the ultimate consumer. the great American public, will pay the bills just the same.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08
BASEBALL HONEST

There will be great deal of satis- faction in the verdict of the special grand jury Investigating professional baseball that the game is honest. as
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Ii has been announced that the price of lumber has been cut, in some instances thirty per cent.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Most every man here. directly or indirectly. draws his pay from them and is therefore interested in their welfare.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

It is quite possible that a new sys- tenn of taxation will be devised
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Cheaper lumber,-more building. more building-more hardware and we make the greater part of build- CTS hardware in the United States
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

New Britain people regard our factories as the main spring of the city.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Gentlemen. which shell contains the little pea?
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

There were a million weddings las year and 10000 homes were built,
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Accounting for the recent popular. ity of mothers law.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

There i. cniy one thing a man en- joys more than hearing himself talk and that is watching the other rellow work.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

The new Chinese Am mbassador MT. Sze. The "e'' is silent, and the ''z has the sound of epigiottis in garglt
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Mny one comes in contact with a male person who uses perfume, he suspects that the chap wears teddies.
 When trouble is rejected by the world and kicked from every door step. it can always find a lodging with Lloyd George.
 The statesmen who tell us Russia is falling to pieces are the same ones who spent four years saying that about Germany.
 RuSsia's trouble is that all her saviors have axes to grind. In this particular, at least, we can sympathize with her.
 A politician doesn't feel that he has made an earnest campaign unless he has managed to insult every friendly nation on the globe.
 It is sad to reflect concerning the number of good men made useless by drugs and the desire to hold office.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

One can't get happy on bootles whiskcy. It keeps reminding him thai he isn't carrying enough life insur ance,
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

By the way-speaking of building
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

What is the connection
New Britain herald., 1920-11-08

Read the N. Y. Call every day.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21

H. LAWN is building a fine big
house and Fred Rackny is putting up
big barn.
Evelyn Anderson is assisting Miss
Hartung this week cooking for the
threshing crew.
If you have clover to null leave
your name with C. D. Marshall & Co.
Sauk Centre. adv 21-22.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Menlenheart
from Osakis visited at the Chris
Schultz home last Sunday.
M. Nelson of Benson, is here this
week helping dig potatoes on hi:
place where he has a good crop.
School opened in District No. 26
Monday, Oct. 11th, with Miss Mabe
Markuson Of Grey Eagle, as 9acher
Mrs. J. Hartung who spent few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21

! Charles J. Estlund, editor of the
Progressive-Age at Wadena, is one
among the thousands of Nonpartisan
ment No. 1.
league friends of good roads Amend
81 am not worried about who will
be elected governor because Mime
sofa can get along regardless of who
holds that office" said Mr.. Estlund,
"but l am interested in the success
of Amendment No. l because it pre-
sents an opportunity we never have
had before and may never have again
lit is of vital Importance to vote
Yes on the first question on the
pink ballot"
Mr.. Estlund made the statement
at a recent Good Roads meeting il
verndale, Minnesota !. and received
great applause" '
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21
GOOD'ROAD Plan
IN PUBLIC FAVOR
AMENDMENT NO. 1 WILL CARRY
ACCORDING TO
REPORTS
needs every YES" Vote
FACTS DISPEL SCATTERED OP-
POSITION TO IMPORTANT
PROPOSAL a

Good Roads Amendment No. 1 is
rapidly gaining in public favor as
facts are reaching men and women
voters through the newspapers and
speakers for the Minnesota Highway
Improvement Association, st. Paul,
Senator L. H. Nord, secretary, an
nounced Monday.
Reports are encouraging" he
said, "yet there is danger in over
confidence. 1t should be remember
ed that Amendment No. 1 is handi-
capped by the requirement that a
majority of all votes cast are neces-
sary to its passage-which means
that every failure to vote is the same
as a vote against it.
"VOte yes or Pay"
"Opposition was created mainly by
misrepresentation" continued the
secretary. "It has been falsely stat
ed that Amendment No. 1 would
mean Wholesale paving of trunk high
ways and that there is plan to sell
rod bonds to the limit nd force tax
payers to eventually redeem them.
"The fact about the paving fea-
ture is that should the amendment
fail, counties will be forced by econ
omy to do the same hard-surfacing
that the state will undertake under
the proposed plan," said Senator
Nord.
''The state will have approximate
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21

Schwanke, returned to her home last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.sN. Holmberg return
ed here Monday from the cities where
Mr.. Holmberg took treatment at a
hospital. Mr.. Holmberg will visit
visit with his daughters few days.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21
JOINS NEW CLINIC.

DIR. E. E. McGibbon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGibbon, has become a
member of a new clins formed by
Minneapolis men during the past
week. DR.. McGibbon is associated
with DR.. Tom Hartzell, of firm OF
Hartzell & Hartzell, who is president
of the National Dental Association
For some time past DR.. McGibbor
has been connected with the denta
School of the University of Mime
sofa as an instructor. The clinic will
be located in a building now being
erected on the corner of Tenth Street
and Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21

We now have representing US in
Congress a worker who gets results.
He has done more and talked less
about it than the average. He is
progressive and straight forward and
we always know where and how he
stands.
Harold Knutson does not claim
that he is the only honest man on
Earth, neither does he think that
every other man is crook. He has
no false ideas about being the only
man in the country who can set
things right. He, does claim, how
ever, that he will continue as in the
past to do his very best for the
Country, State and District. &
Mr.. Knutson submits the following
platform for your consideration and
respectfully solicits your vote at the
polls:
1. For protective tariff that will
prevent the further importation of
farm products and goods that can
be raised or produced in this country.
2. Amend the Federal Reserve
Act by putting the farmer on the
same footing as the merchant and
manufacturer when borrowing mon
ey. 30 D
3. He is against Compulsory Mill
tary Training and large standing
army, but does favor building navy
that will give us full protection at
home and command respect abroad.
A. Loan Postal Savings to home
buyers builders.
5. Strengthen Federal Farm Loan
Act SO that it will meet all exigen-
cies.
6. Reduction in Governmental e1-
penditures by adoption of budget
system in making appropriations.
| Stop extravaganza and waste.
/ z. Governmental assistance in
discovering substitute for gasoline.
! 8. Prison for PrOfiteers.
VOTE FOR
Harold KnutsOn
FOR
| Congress
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21
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w. Beaver, is digging potatoes for
Fred Hackney.
]. Weisner of Sauk Centre visited
his place here last Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Olson of Laport, is stay
ing with her sister.
Ed. Oldham was saving wood for
Frank Kircher last Monday. .
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21
Political Advertisement

Prepared by F. J. Thielman, st
Cloud, MINI, for and on behalf of
Congressman Harold Knutson, for
which regular advertising rates will
be paid.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-10-21
BANK NO. 1S5.

BANK NO. 7s5.
Statement of the condition of First
State Bank of Sauk Centre. Mimi. at
close of business October g. 1920.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $556,871.22
Overdrafts ........ ..... 2.347.58
u. S. Bonds and other U. S.
obligations .............. 2O,562.94
Bonds and Securities other '-'.
than those of U. S.... 36,512.S8
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures ............. 9,O71.OO
Checks and Drafts in Transit \ 455.5s
Banks ,ii:........$ll .$l9a19,S0
Currency .$14,S65.00
silver i1e :. 1,1si:7S ,;tay;SS
Total Cash Assets ......... 37,3S347
Checks and Cash Items 80. 573.94
Paid out for Expenses, ETC.,
in Excess of Earnings 6965O
TOTAL ........ .. .$664,475.1
Capital Stock ............. $25, 100000
Surplus Fund ..H........... 100000
Bills Payable ........... 476OO4O
Deposits Subject to
CHECK Check .iao; ..14s'aldSS "a 80
Cashiers Checks 9,257.28
Due to Banks -. 3,039.58
Total Immediate ...
Liabilities ..$159, ,961.66
, Savings Deposits 16,301.51
Time Certificates 395,611.55
Total Deposits s571.S74.72 571,s7472
TOTAL ........ ....... s664475.12
Amount of Reserve on hand $37,383.47
Amount of Reserve Required
by law ............ ....... 39,791.O4
State of Minnesota. County of Stearns
SIS.
We, J. A. Dubois, President, and L.
L. Kells, Cashier, of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
J. A. DUBOIS,
President.
L. L. KELLS,
Cashier.
Correct Attest (Two) Directors:
j. F. COOPER,
THOS. SULLIVAN,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of October, 1920.
(SeaL)
.- F. S. COOPER,
,r Notary Public,
Stearns County; Minnesota.
My commission expires March 29th.
1926.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

and enthusiastic social worker. first
meet. Then It Is transplanted to an
uninhabited island in the Pacific, where
dawn. S'I y Sf~s- -
There are some intensely tragic mo-
ments in the Tiger Girl" which Will
como to the Victor Theater next We'd
nssddy and Thursday. However( this
Intensity Is enthralling and Is saved
from being excessive by n Tightening OF
the perspective in the end. LILLIAN Gisn
stars as the wronged wife. and her
portrayal is convincing as the young
pure pure -s9uled girl. brought up apart
fred Lucas is the husband. who has
been q man about town prior to his
marriage. and who becomes tired of
matrimonial bonds and seeks solace
In tho exciting society of daring
stage dancer: Roszika Dolly.
Friday and Saturday Jack Dempsey
WI. VII be seen In new episode OF
Daredevil Jack" with Dollars and
Sense" as che added attraction.
Monday and Tuesday She Loved a
Nut" is the comedy feature and Cha ries
MURRAY and Louise ,Fadenza in Only
ture "Wednesday and Thursd az.
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Weeks Movie Calendar

sHIJOu-Monday. Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, Eugene
ONBricn, in Ellis Wifc's Money;
Friday and Saturday. Matt Moore,
In -srhc Glorious Lady"
HLUEBlItD - Mondny. Tuesday
"Wednesday and Thursday. Thcda
1snra, in ..I<nthlccn Nny0urneen":
Midday and Saturday. variety.
SSDROADMAN - week, Anita
Stewart. in .'Thc Fighting Shcp-
hcrdess."
SgOLONINL-MOnda Tuesday and
Wedce sday, Nudge kennedy, in .'The
Hlu0minS Angel; Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Ethel Clayton, in
Young Mrs. Winthrop"
isis - All wcck. The SnEc-
brushcr."
ODEON Monday md Tuesday,
wallace Reid, in "Doublc Speed;
inc Macdonald. in 'The Thunder
bolt; Friday and Saturday, Nor
mn Tnlnndwr, in ~ Daughter of
Ti,o Worids.''
REX-Nnndny, "tnd,um Mystery"
"Aiubefs Speed Cop" md Fatty Ar
buckle; Tuesday, peaceful Valley"
mnd "MovinE Day; Wednesday, .Thc
.0uicksands"; Thursday. "rhe SiN-
Mile House. "All Lit Up"; FRIDAY.
"RiNni Rnilrond Riot" .sShc Loved
ntSniior,' Mint and JcG"; Saturday.
The Lion Man" ..Thcir Little
Nyiie."
Dernthy Dalton and William Dcs-
uI6nd, In ~ Gamble in souls, We'd
ncsG1y and Thursday. Lillian Gish.
In .'fiSer Girl; Friday and Sntur-
day. jnck Dempsey, in ..Darc-Dc,ii
JnciS.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

shown ut the Colonial Theatsr for
three days. commencing tomorrow.
Gs "sM ys Winthr oay'o Which Hi'' W
he on view at che Colonial Thcatcr
for three days, beginning Thursday
next, was produced with the idea that
nary life that interest motion picture
patrons. Miss Clayton has the role OF
II young wife.
Harrison Ford is we'll cast as the
youthful husband. j. NJ. Dumont,
Charles Oelc and Raymond Hatton are
also in the cast. Walter Edwards di-
rected the picture, which is n Para
Two Fine Love Stories.
Picture enthusiasts who see The
Sasebrnsher." Benjamin Il. Hampton's
second Great Authors production from
Emerson Tlough's famous novel, at the
Isis Theatcr. will he trea ted TO some
thing that appeals 10 their romantic
stories in the W. w. Iodiinson Special
release, played by Il widely differing
SS" "inirIst of of E oygrs Big s,he,ic
Stewart. presents. no. more contrasts
TO that quaint bashful original son
OF the Montana soil, lvid Gardner. as
THAT between the Two girls.
Mary Warren. the character por-
SMraSed by beautiful Marguerite De Ii,
educatcd-and brunette. Annie Sauires
Is a golden hearted tartar, courageous
and outspoken. whose character is won
And in addition to ,S So pew, Ky bTtS rice
stories. there is a pathetic one that
rs the basis OF the most wonderful emo
iona SITUATION in fiction or drama; the
rove oil man for the woman who IS
his wife in name only, love thar is
hopeless but pure and in the end worth
dying for-that of Emerson Uouch's
immortal character. sim Gage p;ayrd
by Noah Beery.
Wnilnce Reid Coming
Wallace Reid as a breezy Young MIL
lionaire who - robbed OF all he mas
and turns chauffeur to be near MS
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LAWRENcEvILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l :.
j. r. Simmons. who has been confined
to his home With the flu. is able to
j.. +. Butterworth and little grand
daughter. Mary Harrison, left last
week after being the guests OF DR.
anu Mrs. j. b. Mallory for seversI
days, returning to their home at Me
Miss Edna Devany returned home
Saturday after being absent several
weeks on nursing cases at Dendror
AZ, Dr. and T., Mrs s;,, +. NJ Mallory spent q
i. 10. HaiGht. OF Portsmouth, spent
several days this week Mt the home oil
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. DeVany
Miss Jane Willie Rawlings returned
to her school a Charlie Hope on Mon
day. having been at her home here for
several weeks while tho school was
closed ON account OF the flu epidemic
Dr. w II: Lewis returned home on
Tuesday from. st. Luke's Hospital,
where he had been for some time
citis
Miss Christine Puryear has returned
to her home here after being in Rich
mond for several weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

One year ago Monday lhe I}roadwav
e threw aopen its doors 10 The u.U!tr
), II richmond The attraction for that
geek was Anita stewart. lin "Nirtuous
q WIVES" For the anniversary celcbrq-
sstfon Manager Finley has secured me
game little star in her la,cst First
e National attraction. The Fighting
4 Shepnerdess." The thousands WHO SAN
\ Mics stc%ari in 'Oid kentucky" nj
S the BroadWay some weeks ago can look
forward to even n bigger picture In
THE Fighting Shephcrdcss," ACCORDING.
s!o all press reports. Written by Caro-
line Itpckhardt. he bool. enjoycd inc
fSsitle Of the greatest woman's stor.,
s ever pepned. Charming and more can
ttlYutilEg is Miss stewart, as the Cauph-
q Ter, Rosie OGra9y, the heroine or TN.
sgtieArt gripping story Suspected Of
! murder. IN love with a man from an
SEciher world. she is conde mncd by her
sEoWn SEX. Many entirely new noVcI,ie. :,
siare slated for anniversary week. The
4 picture and ensemble Will continue ali
week. .
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a Comedy Drama.


His Wife's Money" the new SELF
nick picture. starring Eugene O'Brien,
which comes 10 the Bijou rhcater for
Tour-day engagement. beginning to-
morrow, is properly described as II
comedy drama. It's story is such as
10 permit OF the painting OF real lifo
with plenty OF light and shade, and as
q consequence there is both wholesome
comedy and gripping drama. 4
r,e big things" whil4l producers for
TN. screen filtd n possible to use in
telling their stories. An early incident
On. HIS Wires Money" shows a dis.
.,bled motor boat with beautiful girl,
destruction as il hangs on the very
brink.of a precipitous waterfall Deep
in tho bowels OF the Garth. later in the
actioil there is shown :. terrific cX-
blos.on which successfully uncovers
rich vein OF ore which means a
fortune for the hero Still later is
shown the money mad stock exchange
ain New York in the throcs OF a bear
moNeWent that means ruin and dis
aster FOR hundreds Of frcnzied oper-
atOrs.s
Matt Moore. OF the famous Moore
,to-pwen, Tom and s'att--appcari
opposite Olive Thomas in her new
Selznick picture. The Glorious Lady
whicl5 comes to the Bijou Theater FRI
day Ind Saturday. Matt Moore is a
true son of old Erin. Ills Irish wit
and broad Irish smile have distin-
guished him rs one of the most llSahIe
DfrSo9ages on the silver sheet As
the Duke Of Loarne, who wcds sim
pie peasant girl, Mr.. Moore is seer, 10
best advantage.
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sThe Blooming Angel,

The, Blooming Angel" has nothing
sto DO Win wings. IT is n face cream
3isl&enied ny Aiadgc Kennedy In her
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TO ESTABLlS H GIGANTIC
ELECTRIC POWER STATION
bohemian INDUSTRIES, VIII BENEFIT by
Great Scmipublie Under
tuklnr. -.l. t.-... y

PRAGUE, March IA central sta
ton for. the distribution OF electric
power of $4,000 volts: Is to be estnb-
undertaking Is to be conducted by a
semipmbliS corporation, with u capital
Of 100000 crowns, which may be in
Province and the southern countries OF
Bohemia will be the principal share
being reserved for private parties. THE
counties interested have purchased the
MydloYSry mines producing 1000, 900
insurepa sufficient supply OF fuel, and
the works will also make use OF the
available water power OF the river
NltavA (Moldau) Ilalse and Svarcbach.
Private electrical works In the vicinity
are to be appropriated. The industries
Of Southern Bohemia are to BIO tho
principal bencficiaries OF the undertake
ing, =