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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Columbia and the Classics

An admirably clear and fair
statement Of the problem of the
classics is contained in President
Buffers annual report. The causes
of the present decline in the study
of Greek and Latin are described,
and the beginning Of q remedy, as
Columbia has worked out the change,
is recorded. The causes are declared
to be twofold-, the first, the rise Of
the sciences and other competing
subjects, and the second, the made
quacy of the teaching of the classics
President Butler makes two criti-
cisms under the second head. He
considers that too little attempt has
been made to give our college men
a sufficient mastery of the language
to enable them to read it rapidly and
to grasp ideas quickly and surely.
Thus, our students of the classics
have never gained that frst-hand
touch with what should be the best
reward Of their labor-the ideas of
the classical world which have PLAYED
such large part in the development
Of our world to-day. The second
point is failure to correlate the
classics with other fields of knowl
edge.
Here is the fashion in which Co.
lumbia is revising her courses in
Greek and Latin to answer these
criticisms:
"A long step forward has been
taken by the recent action Of the
faculty of Columbia College in max
ing the entrance examination in Greek
and Latin to consist chiefly of trans
laton at sight. While it is perhaps
not easy for anybody but an cxcep-
tionally gifted student to acquire this
power, better results than were for
mery had are surely possible and arc,
in fact, already being reached 1t is
the aim Of the teachers Of Greek and
Latin at the present time to bring
their students much more closely into
touch than heretofore with ancient
ideas and ideals, with ancient life,
and with ancient political, moral and
social relationships, as well as to en-
phasize more effectively the relations
of Latin with English and French and
Of Greek with the Technology of mod
ern science. 1t is felt that in the fur
thcr development Of such courses rs
those that have to do with the life and
thought OF the Greeks and Romans,
with Greek and Roman manners and
customs and Greek and Roman art,
there lies the rrornise Of q new revival
Of classical study"
Of course, correlation is large
and vague word Under it much
or little can be included We think it
is to be conceded frankly that what
is now being undertaken is largely
experimental; it may be many years
before the study Of the classics can
properly be developed along these
new lines. But the spirit Of the
venture at Columbia is admirable.
1t is in refreshing contrast to those
die-nards Of the old classicism who
would rather see Greek and Latin
cease as general studies than that
any broadening of their teaching
should be admitted.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

The only serious obstacle to ratif-
cation is the Presidents unwilling
ness to withdraw his hasty and
impulsive statement at Salt Lake
City, which was absolutely at vari-
ance with what he told the Foreign
Relations Committee.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

preach to his fellow countrymen the
gospel of work. AS President, without
the burden of political responsibilities,
he can continue to exhort and inspire
his fellow countrymen and thus con-
solldate the victory already won.
Like all other Frenchmen. he recog-
nlzes how terrible is the task before
his country if it is to regain its old
prosperity and retain it's rank - first
class power. AS the "Father of Vic
tory" he has gained an admiration and
affection among the French people
which were disclosed in the recent
election, the most encouraging single
European circumstance since the armis-
tice.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
A Literary Query

10 the Editor of The Tribune.
sir; Was President Woodrow Wilson
the author Of the line, "Oh. for a
hodge IN some vast wilderness!n and
was ne thinking of the Fl. c. Of 1. wbar
no wrote Ut FRANK A. COOK.
New York, Jan. 10, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
III An, the Opposition"

Beyond all else Clemenceau is a past
master of the word which inspires and
also of the word which destroys. From
the E'ysee Palace, as from his library
in the Rue Franklin, but with even
greater appeal he can send forth his
messages. These messages have in the
past overthrown ministeries and rail-
lied patriots.
Il am the opposition" he once said
to me in the far-off time of the first
Verdun battle, long before he was
called to take the reins at the moment
when, but for his courage and fortitude.
the war might have been lost.
oiemenceau's decision to accept the
presidency comes as a surprise. Only
lew weeks ago he told his friends he
would not take it. II am afraid might
De troubled by another wicked tiger"
ne remarked, alluding to his own nick
name. But it is plain he cannot bring
himself to lay aside his tasks as long
as there remains a contribution which
he can make.
Elected President, Clemenceau will
inevitably die in Office. He is nearly
elghty now, in poor health, growing
feebler despite his incredible energy.
bnt for little while longer he will
serve as symbol and his voice will be
heard echoing and reechoing the call
OF his recent Strasbourg speech-his
appeal to France to work"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

MEsfBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Assostlted Press Il exclusively entitled the
az for republication Of all dispatches credited
= Il or aot otherwise credited IN this paper. and
Also tia local nsws OF spontaneous origin published
tAfefn.
Az nyhs Of republication Of all Other matter
tssvh also reserved
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
The Happy Past

tFro's The Philadelphia Public LedgeD
Some Of our oldest inhabitants cam
easily remember when men habituauy
went to work and stayed at work.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

Speaking again Of towns, there are
Delta, Miss; Beta, N. c.; and Gamma,
Mo. "And first and last" writes r.
s. H., my choice Is for Alpha and
Omega, Calf"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
GUARANTY

tec $50 pvechass merchandise Advertised In THE
IRtBuNE With absolute safety-fes II dlssatisfao.
elsn- rsauits In iany case THE TRIBUNE guarantees
= gay yotI. money back upon request. No red tape.
Ne ee'5hhius.i We make good promptly II the
aarestisef dees Aot.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

Whom do you suppose won the war
Tank News.
Well, DR.. Vizetelly, whom did?
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

When the Evening Mails compositor
makes it "redical," we, for one (and
Kenneth, for another), are disposed to
cry "Stct!"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
First in Peace

VI the four central figures Of the
fars Conference Clemenceau has been
the most fortunate in his domestic noli-
1ics. Orlando has fallen. LLOYD George
faces a political upheaval. And presi-
cent Wilson has Jared least happilv of
all. Only the Tiger" has slain his
oo'ltlca' opponents. consolidated his
posltlon and become "first in peaceu as
ne was unmistakably "tirst in war"
II Millerand is chosen as President
OF the Council. in succession to Clemen.
ceau' France will have in the presi.
dency and in the post of Prime Minis.
Ter Two men of almost unrivallea abil;tv
M'iiernnd's recent achievement in Al
SAGE Lorraine, where he succeeded
piundering and incompetent commits
Sar'es' is one of the most brilliant epi-
soaes IN recent French history.
At all events, it is plain that France
Is displaying the old sturdy neasant
qualities which have been her Salvation
IN peace and in war, and also in the
period after destructive war. for cen.
.ur'es almost without number.
N~"PSr'Eht. 1920, The Mcclure Naw,ran
Syndicate\
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
ELEMENTARY GEOMETRY

A]A/11IA AAAN L IL GEOMEIRY
Judge Horace Bottlestoppar
Plays golf
f'urlously, rather than expertly.
However, his scores are often exce1,ent
The secret:
When the judge is in a mean lie
he believes in giving his ball lift.
1T pays to be ghtforward like this:
a straight line is the shortest
Distance betoeem two points.
Mrs. Simeon Smith-Smith, and
Her rival, Mrs. Alonzo Treackle.
Dislovc each other
They have similar social ambitions,
Likewise equal limitations.
Therefore they conscientiously and
Unfailingly snub each other.
Euclid said it:
1wo parulleLs arc every,ohere
Equally distant to each other,
When Mrs. O'Gish eloped with the ice
man
People called it scandal,
And her husband swore.
When Mrs. Lynhaven eloped with a
count
The newspapers called it romance,
And her husband congratulated him.
self
All the school books tell the story:
I1oo trinngles hoving the same bases
Arc to each other as their uftitudex
JOHN D. McMASTER.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

Don't forget Greek. Va.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
The Coming Towey
BACK-To William Rose Benst

Disjointedy you scribble Of q country
Whose fair free Truth you prove you never
knew.
You speak your mind in impotent effront ry
And brandish verses to alright us, too.
For independence still our Dag Is floating.
Its stars and bars still glow with Freedoms
light
You see but black, your eyes too long de-
voting
Their gaze to red that glimmers rhastly
bright.
A lowly one. but late that flags defender,
A humble spokesman for the ones who died
stand. and back to you your challenge
render.
What Faith keep you who mockingly de-
ride?
Cast off from you, Benet, this mad disorder I
Unleash your powers, send forth clarion
cry
To all true men to smite the red marauder !:
And misuse not your gift Of poetryl
ALFRED N. Phillips Jx,
It strikes US that Mr.. Phillips some.
what misuses his gift of poetry in his
rhyming of "disorder" with ina
rauder."
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

On her mothers side she is a de-
scendant OF John and Priscilla Alden
and Myles Standish.-The Sun.
Alas! that the doughty captain can
not speak for himself.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Fauntleroy Statistics

Fauntleroy Statistics
Sir: Elsie Leslie was the first by three
weeks Boston Museum Stock Company 1888.
and it was some company. H. Gilmore.
Viola Allen and Annie Clark Tommy Rts-
sell was second. They alternated the fol-
lowing year at the. Broadway Theater.
Wallie Eddinger came a little later. l ought
10 know. II. H. RUSSELL.
II call to the suGs sitive M1otion Of
Mr.. John 2hey," offers C. L. c., "Owen
Johnson's The 61st 2nd.'"
According to S. B. c., the play
should DO "&dfoclcs and the Lion" !"
at the Century The8er.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

Songs
(Frons tho Provs,.oaU
Many little songs | made
Only tor Marie:
Yet she merely smiled, and strayed
Far away from me.
But the little songs I sought
Vainly to set free,
Somehow followed her and brought
Her again to me.
IsOsCELEs.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

AT Daisy Ashford's wedding the
other day. it should be noted, tele-
phones Old Sam Mccoy, that Sir ]. M.
Barrie didn't give the bride awav
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

It's the Fifth Avenue shop windows
that have the Macterlinck Blues; and
Jane and Marian think that the Ma
tional Textile Association and the
Joiners' Union ought to institute
course of study, including "The Scarlet
Letter." "Anne of Green Cables"
Black Beauty" yellow Men and
Gold "The Bow of Orange Ribbon"
and "The White Company"
Mr. Sweets "Centlemen. be un-
seated" proved to be a rather unponu-
lar introduction to the Refined First
Part.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Dinner stuN


Sir: The Committee has been so defuy.,
with Inquiries about the Contribs' Dinner.
which is to take place tomorrow night.
January II, at the Hotel Majestic, that, in
order to avoid tying up the entire tele
phone service of the city between now and
then. you are urgently requested to insert
inc following adv't in your column at your
rho Dinner Will begin at ,. m. sh,rp. Ne
soats reserved attcr 7:i5
'"'oFma' dress Will be do dgcur. All thoso
appearing eHpenslveiy oostumed do 20 at their
own peril.
N" cards Of admission arc required, identify
Sourso'' al the door. In tho svent Of two or
more attempting to Identity thon,seIve. nv n.
same name. the best man dimes.
Escorts and wives who cannot prove theIr mann.
narsh'p In the Contrband to tho satisfaction N,
''e Committee must bc checked at the door.
years dinner. TYR Cow =, .l,r .nrr,, me1'
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

1t is, 1t is glorious thing to be
caption writer for Sunday papers. The
llmes printed picture Of "a Second
Lucy Ashford"; and The Tribune re.
fcrred to Shakes pearc's famous plav
Venus and Adonis."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
Ittentat mos Gr,beraer.

Sra Berlin melbeS ON nof ct gt=
tertat poa Ell IremtrGoenoe tpif $50.
~litifer. Oa Natbias Gr5berger, 81
nanSminiiter % Sicefaniler, / Wun-
bags iorloo ariminalrettenS 9pgs
ming eiter ct iSorbsr / bans Snjuries
lag moo tioIigere Hiasfmiler Seliie-
rich, blep Ser affpret ct Sfilo moo
bam. Get trai ham / Sfuloeren.
Ecpoipermal0eu blep ltrar arrelte.
ret. San opgap at beoe Sltmig BON
SirlcbieIo.
s Sirsbogs telesraieres ira Ser.
lin: - @eo X,Hop llnoerisgelie cr
Set gootgiort, at ben Single, ion
igaar ranlmcoe Watbias Gr5berger,
bar iplintret enoeI ai Sfuloerblabet,
bpori Den blep iibbenoe iait.
Saaret err nlesct imertefulbt, %
set blsoer iterft. grSbcrgcr bar IN
gen Sober, men ban or meget iuag
Wsatbias GrSberger or Ell al DC
tpife EoIitifere, omfring bpem Der /
oct ienere bar paret melt llpefr. San
par / mango aar 2eber al Oct fatol-
tie Gertrlimporti / Mgsbaaen, men
paa @runb al fin SoIoning til
SreoSattioncr / Tissoaeen / Suli
1917 blep ban al oaprrenbe Gice'
fauiler Seliiericb beifpISt for Ssi'
fo~rrGberi, % Oct er ben Sniurieiag.
iom bette reIulterebe l. Tom III per
ierer for @etten / Berlin.
gr3bereer bar paa 8rnno al fin
9pstisbeo / Sranif. SrSisrer for
ben tpife Delegation, Tom i Hop.
1919 ienotes til Marifalf SoebS So
reofparter for at nnherbonble ON
J @aabenitiIitano. ! 90 Niuiiteriei
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Den nve 5ortouinS
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ser pon GnQelif cr uoeu Samnen
Iianinl ocu melt ipruoenoc Gortrl
lima, 0cu populure cngcIite Torint
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itrcoct - % set Ill ijgc life ioa Ii
set.
I'm lrN Amcrltulcr, Sores, refer
til 2onoou ior at prppc at laa Ell
aontrott ira Sen culclifc Heaiering,
Get CT hans 'oyitt itIpitNuoiac 6or
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mems ,Eonc5 Iio0cr / Notcact GA
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bon iinof mes en- Nlono, iom foIoer
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
Bauer blep bannet i SUM- 1919, bIep
gr5berger 5inmsminiiter.
Gr.Keiieren.

Zen ierite Gag, iom blep taget up
til Vebanoling paa bet isrIte Wsoe
al @eiarot- Haaoet / YariS = lom
blep oprettet iom gflsier al Srebs-
fonferencens soerlte Naao, Der bleo
oplsit / forrige llee - bar oct Spar,
iom ifal ienbes til Soaanb angaaen,
De Soaanbs NegteIie al at uolepere
Gr.3eiier @iIbelm.
Get blep beiluttet at Iaoe frantic
MetsIGrbe granite Saeen ombpsee.
Iig os r~barbeibe ct llbfait til Spar,
iom rimeligbis bill bIi forelast Haas
oct til GoofienoeIie ! @egpnoeIien
al n9ite llae.
Oct eneite, iom fremeif UNDER
Gaabets 3rpitelie / Wanougs, por,
at oen rent iurioiife Sibe al
SpsrgsmaaIet MI par Sooebiagen.
&aabets> Sorbmlblinaer lebcoes al
oeu iranife Eremierminiiter gtiae-
rano. 9lanbt De tiliteoep9renoe @e-
Ianoter bar Sugb 6. @aaace.
Spite apiier oifentliggioroe /
Sirsbaes ct 9reo fra gr.&eiier 8il'
belm til en- perionlig Ben / Spiflano,
% bnori ban giper uotrpf for Den
bpbeIte Woolssbeb. San bill alorig
mere pei,oe tilbage til SDiflarlo, lfris
Der ban.
Sra 2onbon melbes, at Der meo
set ferite bill bli inbbra9t | llnoerbu-
let en- Si,terpeuation til Gegieringen
/ set Eien,eb at iaa flor gelfeo ON
oen brittle &egierin9s Soloning til
SpergsmaaIet ON &eiIcrens llblepe'
ring. Sngen ipnes at bore rigttg
flog paa, bpor 2lopo George for
nGro9rcnbe itaar.
Gen tpife &egiering oper Icnote |
Sirsbags De Iliereoe en- Note, hporl
Sen enbnu engans isger at formad
Sc Mnierebe til at renoncere paa Sp'
fplbelien al Srebstraftatens Sara
graf 22S iom angaar uoleperlns al
pisie tpife Yerloner, Der er anfla9et
for forifiellige S%orbrpoelier UNDER
&rigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
Sreo oe ufreo,
SorfRftelfe fra Gtoe 1.

9ssning poa Grunblag al Sen bem'
meligc Grnftat til 2ouoon, iom al
BRIG bor bGret forclagt SligosSla'
perne, og iom Sc berior heller life
bar bapt anleoning til at uotale Jig
ON.
Set italienIfe 3ompromisforIl lag,
ser al Sc MQierebe blep ienot til Bel
grab / Sfiffelle al ct l1ltimat,,m,
Qaar ,,o paa. at Siume Ifal bore
ilaibrngig % itiaes unoer @eroerss
liaaens @aranti. 2igelaa Cara /
0ulmaticn. Siumes Sapn 90 Sern'
baneitationer ifal itua UNDER Ser
bensligoens GOntrol, mems Sort
SEN Siisiab tilfaloer Sugo+S lapia.
Gn StrimmeI IangS &pIten lfal for
birbe set italienife Serritorium meo
SHINE. Stulien ifal beboloe @alora
/ Ilbonien % liseIaa Eerne Slts'in
% 2isla; Sc cprige oalmatilfe Ger
Ifal tilbsre Sugo-S lapiu, men paa
ingen al Eerne Ifal ser bore milf
tore @tablisicmenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
eanobru0rt iibrr nucs.

@au Street cr for 1ioln itcr.t
nptat nlc0 al bereQue ga gir,tc ia
I'll, Hpormcget ocnne cacr hin Scr
sorotion ticner, % nj! femme iii at
tiene, for at Ia Ell Neuiug on Qli.
~Iigbeberne for StcrrcIicn al 7ioi-
fenOer eno Sitter, 70 SET Ter uo iii,
ot ReiuItatet al @er$mrn0cnss
SperiIag er tilireoSitiQcnoc. Ser
lar pGrct CT merfbort CpIuina |
2an6Gs Snouitrier. Gcttc fan purl
bra moi, ifrioer "@ou Strect Sour.
nal, men in6e / 2on0et or ser eli
Snouitri, iom lanai ooergaar an.
andre label / StsrreIie Iom ! 9c.u0.
ming ! oct belle. Get er 2~onSbul1ct.
iom al anber 6remgnng % @cIitonb
err nibrnsig al, % BET or meo itor
SiIirehsitiQeIie, man !esser NcrtC
I'll, at 2anoet3 6orule bar eioet ei
ui9SpanIis @ruttouobpttc.
2arobrugsminiiteren bar giort G
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Smaanotiier.
@iGrinsen ! gnlsariM.

Sra @aram meboeleS, at oirette
3eIegrafiorbinoelie mclem Sopiet'
&rslanb % @olIbepiferne / @lllga'
riet MI er oprettet. S mango Strpg
/ guIgarien bar @olibepiferne aac'
reoc ertl9ret iig uafbGngiGe al Ne'
e%ierinsen i Soiia. NepolutIon9re
Meisningcr er en- baalig Soreteelie
runbt cmfrine i 2anbct, % man CT
barge for, at set bill enbe meo an.
areb paa Song Boris % Den fonge'
liae Tamilie. General b'Giperep,
Gbci for De oliereoe Sroppeltprfer
/ 9aIfan, er blet anmobet ON at boil
&c trooper / @ereoifab, ON Nepol'
ten / 9ulsarien ifuloe antage or
truenoe Simeniioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30

iiorb, Sobn %amunbien fra Gfer, Ole
og Teber SIafion % TriIs Sanion
fra Wooum % Mnoreas abrabam-
ION fra Changer. 9isie fom / Ser.
tiaarene.
SenbsiteS 1865 bIep en- Weniabeo
itiitet peo Sielp al Vaitor g. 20.
%itenIon nlen ingen Strife blep bpgget
fsr ii Iar ienere. S ienere aar far
S%ettlenentet minfet betpoelig peo
l1oflptning % Den gamle 8irfe iom
itaar fire Mil ipbeit fra @loomer,
itaar ru paa l1ofanten al Settle.
mentet. 5 1909 bpggeoes oerfor Ell
M % meget pen Wilrftensfirfe /
@pcr 9loomer. Sm Sommeren be-
nptteS begge, men ON Iinteren fun
oen iioite.
SettIementet teller MI omtrent
firth SamiIier, bporaf Soueoparten
er ira Ssnbiioro. Sc ferIte ltopan.
orere fra Ssnoiioro bar grsorene
MnoerIon fra grbalen / SCRIBE Sogn.
0iSle boiatte iig Nicuuet County,
Wlinn. Slap Reoal, Ssnofiorolagets
ibrrbigc SagaIfriper paaitaar piIt-
nof at @iert @regoriusien Soolano
lcm rciite til Mmerifu / 1881 %
ifrep mango pigtige 9repe Der paa.
I%fpnocoe l1ooanoringen, bar Den for
ite. 9ette er Dog en- Wisopfatning.
8iltnof bar Soplano fsot / Seno-
fioro men ban ilptteoe / en- ING Il'
ser til Saroanger os mao regneS
iom ben ferlte gmerifafarer ira
Sarbanger.
@loomer Settlementet err ct me9et
trioeligt Stcb % set er Sfaoe at lie
ct iaa paffert Settlement iorminb.
ifcs peb llbfIptnins. ga set Iigger
iGroeleS befpemt for Warfeosanleb-
ringer og bar meget goo Sorobuno,
bar 2anbpriierne iteget meget % iom
bar friitet Solf til at irlse. Geme
Gel al Gbippetpa County err ct al
be bebite agerbrugsltreg | belle Noro.
pciten.
gloomer Trairie Menisbeb fre'
Der noole iGrifilte Sro ba ieg life
fienber nogen 2anbsmenisbeo iom
fam made Jig meo Sen / firfelig Sn.
~tcreSic % @apmiIbbeo. Gen er life
meget flor, ba ben teller finn 217
.SipIe. Mcn benne lille Weniebeo
betaIer fin Trelt $50 Suuars Iarct
forltoen tire S%etiosoffere. S 1918
iubifriberebe Observation-Disclosures
ne $50 Dollars til WenigbeoenS al
minoeIise llogifter. apinoeiorenin-
gen forbeiebe benne Gum meo
$566.20 og Ell lioen llngoomsfor'
ening lagoe til $90.44. Sfiont @e-
nigbeoen bar Ell eanife pen &irfe
noe paa 2anoet bar Sen III bpgget
Ell meset imponerenoe Strife / 9pen
lom M er mere / Mibten al Settle
mentet. Sen eier Ogiaa CIT ieroeles
pelbpgget Yreitebolig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
Gn &ongefrDne tiliaIas.

Sra Sonoon melbes, at en- al CT.
Song aonltantin al @rGfenlmoS
n9rmelte &enner, Yietri Sienfietel.
for Sioen beisger berp9renoe Sure.
lerer / oct Sienleo at iege at afbrlls
DC eltoel al Den tiOligere aon9ea SIT.
reler % &oitbarbeoer.
Seq bar aQerebe afbpnbet enbeI
al aonsenS minore Smpffer % Or.
beiter", iogoe han i Wanooas. Seq
forIsger M at oibGnbe enoel al De
itsrre og mere ~pretentipie Smpffer,
hooriblanbt Der CT aoifiqigc Siel.
oenbeoer, Iom ban erbuerueOe, mems
ban bar &onge. Ser CT I. gr. en-
cS,.3S,t@,7 noo f,SS+, ca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
ltnsarer % Hnmrnere.

Iumenife Eropper bolocr frem'
teIcs til paa unearif Serritoriunt,
fnor Be er alt anbet emo pellete. Sen
unearife Iremierminiiter Sugar er'
flerebe f%orleoen Dag, at ltngarli
aierne piI Iepe / goo Soritaael.
lc meo Rumenerne, nlen ter
tette fan laoe Jig 9isre, n1aa
Ium9uien for set fsrite trPffe
line trooper bageuom oen tranIpl'
panife Gemarfationslinie, oern9lt
maa De opbsre meb fine &efpllitlo'
ner / Sc beiatte Serritorier, % eroe'
Iig n,aa sc opbsre meo fine timber.
trpffeIIer al llngarerne / Sranlpl'
ranien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
Scr or 9~iciuItatei

5 sc ii6itc ire Nar bar Sarmppr'
Nicu for Anlin1erncS %eotonmenoe
Qcpcnoc aprg fife inbbefottet) Sl3,.
500,O00,000, bpilfct or omtrent 30
Yroccnt mcr enc SonoctS hcIc 10.
lpa / 0cn lthltc Hrig, in0beiattct
uore Saan iii DC a~llicrte &ouoe. Get
piI0e 0og life npre goo Gfnlomi at
rcgnc olt 6ettc lonl Ell pirfelig "a
nina al Sonoet8 Nationallornmc.
Gpaopcruc ticncr pplertlig iom
NiooI ior GarnlcrneS aisbceOnc.
Zen pirfeliac gaming al Sanoct5
Nigoom bcitoar j. bpoo &c probn.
ccric al Eroouftcr, lem bIcu oibUt.
set % iorbrngt.
Sioitc CONNER bapoc Sarmernc
E; gger 24O,00O,O00 gcreS al o.
cite Ieocuoe Gorniortcr, og bette er
en@bctu0cnoe mc0 Ell 1oregeIie paa
90 Nrocent, i%ammenlignet nleo 6Doo
6orhoIoet par isr arigcn. Eotai'
prooiftloncu bcIob liz / 1919 til
5,500,000,000 @uibcI3 al ianttlig,
Npllnlcr. Sertil fonlnler, at Sar.
mcrnc bar pro0uccrct 2l,000,000,.
600 Nuno Mieo, Ell %eneitaoen6e
Wirngoc Miclfc. Og WcIeriproouf.
fer oQ nlcr cno isr &rigen al Tru0t,
@reuioQcr, Suffcrroer, Sorghum
@rG@irp % No00cr, % ioruocn bette
CT ser en- mcGct itor Ggning i &rr.
bicn Al tis0, melt. oG uIoprooucc.
renoc arcottrcr. Ilt bette repro.
ieutcrtr en- Ni8oom IoH Ell huN0rcH-
DC &crbcn life cr lem ON at pTr0s
iUttr.
Wtaocu bar Npgleu I'll orH mill.
trrr Sitllotion unocr &riQeu. Gen
moa ogina BIZ NoGlcn til Guropns
Hcitaurering iii normaIc 6orbolo %
Vroouftiou, % poo oi@ic normal,
Sorholo ocrborte nihUnQer Dor eGcH
&cIfpro. Tarmcrue bar i 1919
giort lin Gel bel. 9c bar reooet
europa ira SrnQer$boocn poo Ioml.
ME Ei0 iom Be bar loQt ct itertt, folio
@rlnolu9 ior Dor c1cu Gorrrtuing3-
iriuIel,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-30
st framif &rigsraao.

Den ~irauitc &~e9iering bar netop
cprettct ct mt arissraao bcitaaenoe
al W~arifalferne Soffre, Sod og Te'
tain % @eneraIitabSdei General.
major @uat. Senere ifal Der uo'
incomes 8 andre 8eneraler til Weos
Iemnler al Haaoet. arigsminiite.
rem Ifal funeere iom &aabets Sor'
mano % IarifaIf Tetain iom @ice-
iormanb % Speritbeialenoe oper Dc
iranifc Irmeer / &rigstio.