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.afgaaet be6 Dgoen i fit Stem /
Gbarlottenlllnb. San bar febt i
.Septmber 1928 % i%notraaote 1855
j ben befienote @leoeforretning S:
5cDmi6t pao MDgn6e, bbor ban
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og Sbigerign.
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ct Ben Z. Sept. afgaoet peo Dpoen
paa ct &oipttol i &ipbenbapn. San
-bleb fun So Mar ga1nnneI, men 81
ben tom iom en- 8efrielie efter en-
Marreffes SDg6om.
BENT. Martneoberingenipr @mil
Setter Serb. 2arien, Ser / 6isie Gage
er afgaaet peo Dpben, bleb TIM SO
Mar gammel.
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sroels 2unbs 80 aars Ssh
}elS6ag.

.EroeIsz2ltn6 paognebe 6en 5.
til Ell 11roltg Sag i lit
lille @iem / @peitbnsgaoe. Mlle-
reoe tiolig om Morgenen TOM De
fsrltc Selegranmncr - % Ser bleb
:peo at fonme Gelegrammer, cit bel
5torm az bbi6e 8labe meo @ilien,
og &ploelt til 6eoiels6agsbaract
6encre tom 8lomlterne, 9eprtatio-
ner % @cnner, Tom p~eriorltg oper=
otit. iom i~trlfmmeoe inc til bam,
2uno mobtog ielp oem alleIammert,
eIjfpGroig % l%1ngbommelig, liot &C.
merit ober at futile bploes for Ell III
Ser, ban life lelp filler.
&ongen loo Jig reprpieltere bed
fit &obinetsiefreter, iom operbragte
ct e%genbenoiet 8rep % 6ortieuit=
meooillen / @rlb.
1roels=2unb fit ilet itte beitilt
a,1oet e,,6 at tage imo6 al ben SUI
6elt, iom ltrifmn,ebe in6 til bnm,
rsrte lite ct, 8en el1er en- BOG for
fsrlte Gang i lit lange, mbeioiom=
ME Sip.
-
Sm Nftenen mo6tog ban en- Del
pribate @ielter beo fit Wfio6ags=
boro. &rof. Seffoing talte for
3roels=2uno, 8rof. Marncb- &eter-
fen for bans @srn % General Miell=
lperbl,is for bans lille Datteroatter.
Soften ill,tte6c ti6ligt, for at 3roels=
2l,n0 funoc faa iin gooe Mattebpile
% mp6e 9agsarbei0ct meo frilfe
&r9fter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
2epet nnber 6 aoneer.

@n al Sc meget iao en611u lebe1,oe
gamle 8eteraner fra Greaarsfrige11
184S-51 er @un6e $Sepion Soft /
&g6otng, oer BEN 13. SUM- fplote
tit IS. Mar. 9en gamle Man6 er
fe6t / Eoite6 1927 Song Sreoerif
ben iiettes Gage % bar iaale6es 1e-
bet UNDER 6 6anife &onger. timber
&ongebeip9et / Gram 6en Is. Suli
bar Sen gamle Mano, bbem Moer=
6omme11 11u f9rer ItRrft paa, me6
at 1e Song @brtitian Sen tien6e,
DbiltA bar Ben gamle &etera11, Der
enonu er uieopunlig aanosfriit, en-
flor @lpbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
sbsepleieriferne os 8 Simers
Mrbeibs6ager.

timber set nor6iite @pgepIeierife=
.Stnpne bar s 9imers Mrbei6s6age1t
til 6orban6ling.
6rf. @o1f fro MISUNDERSTANDING
inoleoe6e % iloe fait, at Mrbeiostte
ben, Der MI itrafte fig oper 10 81
ner, bar for lang, men at mat1 lite
stnnfate pao at fornme neb paa 8 Ei-
mers Mrbei6s6ag.
Stm1ning bop6e en-@ang iagt, at
;be 8 elmer iti1loe in6feres, men BET
biIoe bore ifa6eligt for 8leien. Wfen
h1n6e en- Del at Ben I9ngere Mrbei6s-
ti6 omipttes i ct bDpptgere 6rioegn
og en- langexe Gerie, biloe bet bore
uom9rfd
Den ibenife Or0f9rer bar nqrmeit
eng meo ben 6anife, me6ens ben 1tor-
tie me6 mere @elbi1lie % &nab fn4
ben til 8 Eimers Mrbei6goagen, ielb.
ON bum lite bar blind for Sc rbeI-
.oige S6lger.
Slere SDgepleierifer bab6e- 9r6et.
ESngen talte fqr ben itrengt giernen-
ferte s Siners Mrbeios6ag. Ser
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lt~niDeritetets s.. 6. Erfeo.Heit.

- 80 80. -. -. -
Muiperf'tetets .. =. Drtteo.6ett.
S 11niberiitetets itemmngsf1loe
6eitfal iamleoes Sc, Der bor ino==
.bnot til at oberbare Dor fornemite
.2ereonitalts Mi1oefeft for S. 6.
pr1teo;
8rofesior Soothing bragte Mma
Waters beremte Sbn en- Sploeit
Orb, Der bar liee fao lDie % et1er=
elite 1om bans egea A%pparttto'1:
Derpoa tit ben fsrite at De to.
egentltge Teittolere 0roet.
@rofesior martin &nn1oien I'LL
6reoe S. 6. Critters Betp6ntna for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08

sNs-SH.Es@s&H~ 49, -5N3H8H 2s * EEasSIHS$as#E
BrofesiorenS LANCE % belbolbte
6orebrog opliDeoe al mango inter-.
esionte 0plpsninger. So ban orn-
talte ben mo6erne SCENTS Srem-
ifribt, ,lotoltc ban, at Oct mua5fe
lite btloe bare l9nge fir De gar1le
MltDmiiters Drbm blep @irfeligbeb,
% man fun6e labe @nl6 at (. CTS.
8lp. Derme6 pil6e ban BOG iffe
poaitaa, at oct bleb cit rem1bel 6or
ret11ing at oprette @ul6fabrtfer. 8
|6oreoraget bergrte @initein, fl
Gtlbgrerne at ni6e, at Den @nergi=
masie, Der i ct Dpgl1 ubitraaler fra
|5olen, bar EFT 8egt al 5 Millioner
Cons.
SON ilntte6e meo at n6tale, at
6isie Dages i~torilaaeoe Set bar Ben
iterlte &ploeit, .nogen .6anif @ioen=
lfabs6Drfer bar mobtaget, men bel
Ter inge1 bapbe giort fig iaa %fortient
bertiI iom $. 6. 9rite6.
@rofesior &moien bapoe 1tpttet
fig til fit Monuffript, ben 77=ao-
|rige &arol6 &eff6ing, iom nut be-
iteg Talerltolen, bapoe lite en- e,1e=
fte Optegnelie meo. 5a,ts Gale be-
teene6e Geltens &1,1mination, gien=
nemftraalet lom oen bar al bans
9anfes- &larbe6, baaret al bans
par1ne &ierligbe6 til @ioenifaben
% III, % ga blinfen6e al 6,1n1or %
&t6.
Mpuoigt itiloreoe ban s. 6. Or
itcos Stilling / 6anif Man6slips
&iitorie, bans Gorbolo til &olno1,ti-
ten, til Maturpi6enifaben og i'll set
rcligigie Broblem. @an bite,
b%poroan bans Sptagetbeb al mango
foritiellige Opgaper ito6 / 6orbin<
6elie me6 bans &elbeosipn % bar
baret frugtbringenoe for ienere BIZ
6enltabeligt Mr6eioe.. 9aleren ilutte=
.be me6 en- &pl6eit til .6en lpielte %
.lpffeligite @fiffelfe / banif Manosliu,
.til-6en, ser ielb bar Joel &ormoni,
% iom eie6e Eroen paa, at bal1s
.lpffeligste 8Gr6ier uoipralg al
bans Sn0erite. Nt feirer og elifer
bam, foroi ban / fig %foreneoe SIT
maniiten og @aturforiferen, og for
81 bans 2pstrong tit bam til at ofre
bort Soft fine be6Ite &nefter."
Stuoeuterion9foreninge,1 bap6e
bioraeet til &pittoeIiebe6en meo
Mfipngelie al Sange, ifrebet til $.
6. 9riteb pe6 forifiellige 2eiligbe=
Der.
ltmiooelbart efter, at @rofesior
&pffoing baboe lll,ttet fin Gale, bill
ite &ongen paa nogle af Sc tilite-
oebpren6e r6Driter / @i6enifabens
&ige", ferlt % fremmeit paa @rofes=
ior M%rrbenius og paa 9riteos
Slegt.
9g oermeo bar Soften forbi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08

0eH-ID1eH6e SttlDe9 bleb be6
.6isie Or6 bru6t al trefol6ige Surru-
raab. JatIerne l11ffeoes, % 8roeIs
2un6 trm fig tilbage fra 8inouet:
Sort efter tgmtes @aben, oe &ufet
meb bet brngenoe Cam oper Borten
ianf ben. / fin na11te Mo.
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smprrebrsb paa @aben.

Ser er ifelge Ser. Dagblao" paa
5reoerifsberg ctab1eret Salg al
Smprrebreo, Ser %forbanoles fra
1mao @ogne paa @aoen.
gmprrebrpoet ielges til @riier,
ser ligger langt unoer &eitaura<
ttonspriler, og oct tilptrfes UNDER
&ontrol al Sun6~be6sfommisiionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
/ l16lanoet ct bon a%nerfienot iom
betpbelig @ioenifabsma,to poa fit
iarlige Dmroaoe.
8uliansbeu ! 4ibbenhapu.

Set bifer fig, at 8oligmangelen
beo ben foreitaae1l6e 6lptteoag oil
blibe enom1 fgleligere enc 1oge1,s
linoe fer: &ommlt,1e,t n1aa 6erfor
tribe til meget burtige Goranitalt
finger for at ifaffe 8oliger.
Ser CT Sale ON, at Der lfal bpg=
.geS 80 npe 8araffeleiligbeoer.
.Sfient 6isie 8araffer opfgres pao
6en Maa6e, at man til 8pen oper=
flptter gomle Militerbaratfer fra
8rigens 9io, bill 6isie 2eiligbeoer,
iom bliber paa ct a to &9relier,
fomme til DIT foite &ommt1nen 49,.
600 &r. pr. 2eiligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
stnoenternes Set for sroels-
Qun0.

Observation-Disclosures 6eitial bar
fplSt, bel ct Suiino pngre % el6re
Stl1oenter fao og ltoo / &lpnger
Ioran Saleritplel1. De Dor lite felt
feote iom ellers, raar Ser er Set
/ 6oreningen, Sc fom / 6aglig
Dra9t, tbi Soften if,,loe lutte meo
'et 6affeltog til Sroels 21mos @iem
1 &beitbnsgn6e.
San bopoe life ielp peret /
Stan0 til at fomme til Steoe, men
bans Syn, 8Drets6ommer Sroels=
211n6, iaas poo forrelte. &effe.
&rofesior &nno 6abricius bolot
Ben ege1ttlige 6elttale. Sen forme<
oe fig iom Ell lepenbe 5filoring al
$roels 2unos 2ipspert, bans Ser
1onligbe6, bans l1bbifling fra 8e=
gpnDelien in6ti1 hi, bbor bans Stit=
felfe tegner fig / forflaret 2ps for
0e hinges Rine.
5an ipgte / lit 6olfs @iltorie og
fa116t, at ser bar ingen @runo til
at f%ortpible. 8an oeni,e @rfien-
belle bpggeoe ban tit 2ipsperf, Sc
fiorten 8inb, iom bon6le6e ON 6ag=
ligt 2ib / Nor6en / BET 16. Marbun=
0re6e. 6ans lette 5til, bans Sroni
aog ipsgefuloe 6orm bopoe bragt
0ette &Grf paa ,9bermonos 8or6.
5enere TOM 2ibsbelDsningen iom
belle @nrfets Mfrun6ing, og enoez
Zig MI, 25 Mar efter, giber ban os
ct NIT &ert, u8aftebus og Sol
bierg". 3aleren tpiplebe lite ON, at
oetne 8pg piloe peffe .&ritif Tom
ole 6e ANDRE. Men Eroels 2un6
bifer Jig bert fulotuo:iom sprogets
og Sanfens Melter, iom Sen pofitibe
geatur, bbis &iarligbeo til 2ipef %
Menneifene er iterfere ems MI6eren.
On M6elsmon6 bill lea fal6e
bam, iagoe Ealeren, en- fribaoren og
nafbangig Man6, iom bar ftabt tit
8Grf / ben friife WorgenIut. @i
ftploer BAN ollie 6Db Sat. Son lqr-
tie os at elite oe f%oritaa set 2an6,
Oct Golf og Sen Sib, ri leber II
Mne reiite Jig % bilfte 8alen me6
langbarige 8ifal6sfIap.
SSobannes 9. SSenien babe fire
bet en-, Sang til Soften, icm blep
fnnget / &or. Sens 0ro fatteoe
1ne6 nanfom 0mb11 ON Jorfferens
$spoingesfiffelie. Set iibite @ers
uotrpfte / faa % iimpIe Orb en- bel
Slpgts t%afnemmelige 4i9rligbeb:
8or gamle &nsbono! Mootag Dor
Sang,
1aa ibnligt, iom Ri fan tpeoe.
Din Iange, t%rofaite, ftiIle Gong
.er gaat til Danmarfs @laoe.
S Mnoernes Bog Sin Su, bi1
Sprog
for altio ifdl bore til steoe.
Snlen tertes burtigty % uofs
paa 8ouleparoen fiHf Sc t1iino Stu,
oe1rter ,Gaflertte tanot. Sc r6o.
Gla1tner bIafreoe 8IeiterL ptHe
be ] 8rpernes guile gteroarsIIppsol
orog belle sfarer aiIliiftere MHl ig
Slrtigt Darorebe 8ogd .@te'
gie1tl1em stl1oieftrpoe, ober uniDer
EEE0 - SO ~ 49, 90 - E%EAE W2J
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- Dann1ark -

,nelife 2Ds, / 8ibliotefetS MenGS-
iancegopl, / &olleeternes % @egen=
iens b%iltoriife Mure.
@iennem &ronpriniesiega6e oa
9romingens EpGrgaoe naae6cs ct.
Mnne slabs og &D9itbusgaoe, bpor
'9roels 2l1r6 Dor / BET imutfe, gornle
&us, iom eubn1 berer Mannet Sci
brGgenoe Gam. Da bar Eoget bofiet
mco itore Sfarer al &iebenbabnere,
jiom biloe bore meo til at bploe. ben
6irsanrtge.
Se1ioren, ST. @ibe=@a1trup, tolte
paa 5t16enternes egne til Eroels
9rmo, bbis Hare, fine StitfeI1e iaas
peo &inouet ! De flammenoe 6afIers
Sfier. SON itoo uroftelig iom Ell,
Statl1e. Men Munocn imilte tit
ioage, neiten l1mGrfelige emil, 9iz
mere tinoreoe i Sen rpoe $50.
Deres @ert, iagoe ST. @ibe=
@aitrup, btl ditto lepe gien,1em 81
berne. 0e bu lert os1 at pi fpr1t
og fremmeit lfal babe &ierligbeo
it'll bort Sprog % bort 2on6s &ul=
|tnr, og ri taffer 0em, foroi Sc bar
biit os Sci frema6. S Deres SLIDER
logger 6e flelte Mrbeioet ben. Men
9e; Sroels 2uno, itanoier lite 9e=
res &nrf. @i bill baabe, at De er1b=
mi tan pirfe blan6t os / mango Mor.
SITE iaa meget for Deres ege,1 Iom
for Dor Sfplo til &elb for oanif
|Sprog % oanIf @nltl1r.
Damife St11bentcr! .2a0 os no
bringe It 2ebe for Eroels 2uno!
@urraraabcne r1,ngeoe gie,1nem
@a6en, o9 mems &egen fra 6alferne
6reb langs @usfacaoerne, tolte
|$roels 2uno, flart og tpoeliet, til
Stu0enterne:
Seq taffer Sem, foroi De
TOM, iagoe ban, finn giar Mnleonin-
gen mig en 5mu1le betenfelig. Ebi
jeg fbler mig life iom firsoorig.
Seq er nermere be6 Deres e1,6 be6
min egen M0er. Set fommer bilt
af> at leg iom Barn bar lert at
boloe al % at baabe. Ser er iaa
ntrolig meget / @eroen at bol6e al,
Ser er Ell Stprfe / &ierligbeoen og
Il @aabet, fom Tan bore os ODER alle
@ampe, pper Ebiblet til ben rene
.San6beo.
9enfer De pdo, bpao ieg fpler
beo at ie ollie oiSie 2ps? @ent 1,mib=
oelbart gigr .5aflerne ct p%elgierenoe
Sn6trpf pao mig. Men tnrfeit fg-
Ter leg Dog De flare, 1,1ree Bliffe,
iom rettes imob mig. Seq leier oeri,
at 9e oeler min 9ro til &ierlie-
|beoen og @aabet. 0g Set gleoer
mig. Site minoit for 9eres egen
|5fplo glpoer oct mig gamle @ete-
ran at ie Dem iom mine Menings-
f9ller!
8i bar i 6isie Dage let ct i11ber=
|ligt &aab opfplot, Sgnoerip1lano er
|til6els ginet os tilbage. Seq flyer.
mi til Dem, at De ifal blipe tneo at
baobe - baabe, at ollie 9anife maa:
fomme til at lepe ! 9eres eget 6e-
E6relan0. De bragte mig 2pS i Mfz
ten, 5glelier, nngbom. @io iao
bette 2ps tan beres pioere til 5lpgs
terne, iom tomner. 2epe Danmarf,
lebe Noroert!
Sen lpttenoe 9tilbee blep pes
|6isfe 0ro bruot al trefoloige &urru-
raab. Jaflerne r11ffeoes, % Eroels
|2uno traf fig tiIbage fra @inouet.
Sort efter temtes @a6en, % 6ufet
meo bet brngenoe Gam oper Borten
ianf ben / fin pa1tte @o.
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6Dlfdal.

saa @r11rolag al Dpeigrelierne|
oDer Mntalet Of Jg6iler Gibbs
.falb liant oper l16ba1oringen TIC
.oberigHfe 2o11oe nu(Idoes Dunnnarfs
.SoIfetol ben lite sssulii tt I, O49,0Oo]
Mfennefffer.ssss IS
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8nlbbrnunp.

VH1UUl yIt0Y.
@eniioneret M11iifer at 2ipgor6en
6. 6. @anien % &uitru 5opbi
&anien, Murergaoe IL, g., fl1noe
ben Zoe Sept. feire @ulobrpllup.
@ulobru6gommen bar tient / 2ibz
GARDENS MuiifforpS 80 Mar og er
8eteran fra 1864.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
Sgibroen hes struer.

Sen ltore &pibro / Strner, ODER
bbilfen &bpbanen fremtibig ifal
Ipbe ino til 5trner Station, npr=
nter fig fin Gll6enoelie;; man er /
69rb meo at 1tpbe be iibite 8l1er.
8roen, Ser ct ca. $50 Mlen lang,
ifnl, / 6g1ge u&ingf. q. Dagblao",
bore ben lengite al lin clogs /
2anhet % ct imponeren6e: imnft
8pgmngsperf. Sen er inbrettet til
to @por og ollie @iller % 8robuer
er ct bel6tgt StDffe iammenbangen=
Sc Snrnbeton.
8labien UNDER De itore 8uer, iom
@abnen bar 8enptteAesret al, er oct
Meninget at in6rette til &onforer
for 6iifebanblere-og epentuelt .a11ore
9pitboben6e, og maaife ser ogiaa
Tan in6rettes Ssbuie.>
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21

all recognition Of the prohibition con-
victions Of the overwhelming majority
of the rank and file of the Republican
party, still the outcome betrays their
fear that they have bitten off more
than can be masticated comfortably Or
safely.
Mr.. Root, who never has been ac-
cused of lacking discretion, showed
that he is wiser in his day and gen.
Grafton than the Barnes Brown w ads
run the gauntlet of the statewide pri-
mary where the upstate folks would
have chance on delegate at large to
the national convention. Before snow
flies next fall Mr.. Wadsworth will wish
that he had also gotten out while the
getting was good"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21
Johnson Opposes Root
Plan to Make Treaty
An Issue in Ca7,Dnien

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-Direct dis
agreement with Elihu Roots opinion
of the peace treaty as a political issue,
as expressed yesterday in speech to
the unofficial state convention of New
York Republicans, was voiced tonight
by Senator Hiram johnson of Cali
fornia, a candidate for the Republican
Presidential nomination.
In formal statement Senator John
son declared it would be neither fair
to the other members of the league
nor to the people of the United States
to enter the league, as Mr. Root sug-
gested, and then have the President
inaugurated in March, 1921, take steps
to reform the league covenant
II cannot subscribe to any such doc
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21
otr'ke a Weapon
vi Industrial War

DJSTRIAL PROBLEMS The
Prosperity OF modern society rests
upon productive industry. Produc-
i've industry depends in turn upon
ehe satisfaction and willing CO.
operation of those who engage to-
setner to carry it forward. The wage
earner IS entitled, as human being,
proper wage, reasonable hours
shd healthful conditions of labor and
20 share in determining the cir
substances under which his per-
'onsi cooperation shall be given.
ne strike is weapon of indus
.riai war, and should be made in
sseaslngly unnecessary and infre-
Ssens ;Ss by the better organization of
,noustry and by the establishment
VI commission or commissions on
,,nndustrlal relations to hear, and in
we we public interest to pass upon,
nose matters of industrial difference
sha ,h OF trade disputes which threaten
.ne public safety, the public con-
duction.
ouch commissions should also be
.mxpowered to deal with matters
1,aneeting ~ the welfare of industry and
" care for the progressive improve
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21
Civilized Nations AS
COOPERATING Agencies

The civilized nations are to be re-
garded not only as competitors in.
'rade and commerce, but as cooperat-
ing agencies in the advancement of
civilization and in the promotion and
extension of ideals of liberty and
justice.
BOLSHEVISM VS.. DEMOCRACY:
Inc chief enemy of democracy, based
upon universal suffrage and majority
rule, is no longer the arbitrary gov
ernment of monarch or of heredi
'ary aristocracy, but the cruel and
relentless domination of class bent
not upon protecting liberty and
equality of opport nifty, but upon
exploiting all who are not Of their
own kind and group.
We support and urge the most
vigorous measures to prevent by
education the spread in this country
of the doctrines of this dangerous
and undemocratic movement.
WOHlN'.S SUFFRAGE AMEND
.ukNT. We repeat the declaration
made at Saratoga on July 19. 1918,
relative TO the equal participation of
women in the activities of the Re-
publican party and in the public life
ol the nation. We earnestly urge
upon the legislatures of those states
mat have not yet acted on the pend
ing amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States that it be
promptly ratified in order that
women generally may participate in
,he elections to be held in November
next for President and Vice Presi-
aent, for onethird of the Senate and
lor an entire House of Representa-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21

trine," the statement continued. "If
the league establishes a rule of cx-
pediency, rather than a rule Of public
right, as Mr. Root says it does, then it
is neither wise nor ststesmanlike for
the United States to become q party to
the present covenant for the Drief
space of few months"
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

READ THE DIAMOND DRILL.
o. a
II Pays to Advertise.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
SOLVE LABOR SHORTAGE
Work Is Pooled and n Handled En-
Masse

BY system OF cooperation and
use OF labor saving devices farmers
OF Ingham county solved the farm
labor shortage this year, according to
j. ]. Thoman, Lansing miller who
has investigated conditions.
The plan employed followed closely
the lines OF the old-fashioned bees
with the exception that the work was
systemized TO a marked degree.
A score or more farmers In each
neighborhood agreed last spring to
pool their work. Each farmer was
assigned number and these num-
bers were placed in hat and drawn
one at a time. All OF the men in the
pool had their work performed by the
group in the order that their mum
bers were drawn. Threshing, silo
filling and other farm work was per-
formed In this way.
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ASSISTED WITH CEREMONY

Rev. Father Kunes and Miss Marie
Adams assited az the ceremony OF
blessing the new bell for the Gaastra
Catholic church a week ago last Sun
day. In its mention OF the ceremony
the Iron Riyer-Stambaugh Reporter
says:
In one OF the most impressive and
inspiring services conduted in the
Gaastra church and which was atten-
ded by over a hundred faithful par
ishioners, the blessing OF the bell
took place last Sunday afternoon az
4 o'clock. The interior OF the church
was profusely decorated with flowers
for the occasion, beautiful boquets or
natures splendid gifts being receiv-
ed from local members OF the church
and from frineds in Crystal Falls and
other parts OF the county. In an at
mosphere intoxicated with the frag-
rance Of flowers, Rev. Father Kunes,
pastor OF Guardian Angels Church AT
Crystal Falls, brilliantly interpreted
the meaning OF the service in the
presence OF twelve sponcers. six ladies'
and six men, who resolutely stood a.
bout the bell during the ceremony.
Father Kunes was ably assisted by
Father Neuhouse, pastor OF the church
who has bent every effort during his
three year residence here, to have the
bell purchased.
The bell Is one OF the finest which
could be purchased and Is OF solid
copper, a metal, although costing
more, having a much better and sweet
er tone quality. The bell cost $3.50
and weighs over 400 pounds. The an
gelus will ring regularly at a. M,
IL noon and p. m. each day after its
installation.
One OF the delightful features OF the
service was the work OF the choir.
which was directed by Miss Marie
Adams OF Crystal Falls, one OF the
county's most noted soloists. -
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DEATH OF MRS. HANDY's FATHER

The following account OF the death
of Rev ID r. Anderson, father OF Mrs
s. T. Handy Is taken from the 500
News. Rev. Anderson visited Crystal
Falls frequently when the Handys
lived here and will be remembered by
many OF the old residents
The Rev D. r. Anderson, who died
al the Kenosha hospital, in Kenosha,
Wis, the morning OF September II,
was the father OF Mrs. Sherman r.
Handy, and spent several summers as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Handy at
the home Of the later on Chandler
Heights. During the visits here
Mr.. Anderson preached in a number
Of the Sault churches and was very
well known in this community.
Mr. Anderson spent nearly half a
century in the Congregational minis
try, mostly in Wisconsin. He served
also in the 10Th infantry tMichigan)
during the Civil war. He was born at
otsego, Allegan county Michigan,
and would have been SO years OF age
had he lived until yesterday.
During his service in the minis
try. Mr.. Anderson preached at Racine,
Eue Claire and oconomowac, occupy
ing pulpits in those Wisconsin cities
during the major portion OF his act
i've years. He was preaching in the
last named place at the time Mr.. and
Mrs. Handy were married. He was a
Mason and Knight Templar.
Mr.. HaHndy, who Is still Sault
resident and voter, though forced to
spend practically all OF his time In
Lansing owing to his duties as mem
Der OF the public utilities commission
OF Michigan, was at the bedside OF Mr..
Anderson when he passed away, as
was Mrs. Handy.
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FORD sAM.MILL

Q. M. Avery. general manager of the
Ford Motor Co, arrived In the city
from Detroit last Tuesday. Mr.. Av-
cry Is very optimistic relative to the
completion OF the mammoth saw-mill
now being erected by the Michigan
Iron, Land a. Lumber company. All
the machinery has been ordered with
the promise OF an early delivery and
the early arrival OF the boilers for
the power house is anticipated. Much
OF the structural steel for the two
buildings has arrived at the plant and
erection Is progressing at a speed
hereto unheard OF In upper peninsu-
la building operations. Mr.. Avery is
OF the opinion that the saw mill will
be in operation early In the year. The
Michigan company Is now formulating
its plans for its extensive logging OPP
erations. Camps are 10 be started at
once. Ernest Peterson, an Iron
Mountain young man, has charge OF
this department He Is very much Of
hustler and under his direction a
supply OF logs will be in the yards
as soon as desired. The spur tracks
are now completed and freight is now
being delivered directly at the plant.
Iron Mountain Press.
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stocks sold 10 the French government.
When II isn't ladies' silk hose baby
layettes or corsets slowed away a.
mony the goods intended for the Am
erican warriors, 1t is chewing gum,
disguised as mustard. typewriters dis
guised as salmon and gloves shipped
as canned tomatoes.
Now he finds large quantity OF
regulation police handouts in the eff
fects.
IL has been disclosed by an inyesti-
CATION that the ladies' and baby goods
really belonged to households within
the war zone, and had been salyaged
by American troops and tucked away
into all sorts OF receptacles after
their owners had abandoned them.