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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

upon for men, money or other as
sistance. He might be. q curfew
ringer to send children to their beds
but no, the children were here. He
might be the announcer Of news, the
news monger, the press agent, or he
might be the mouthpiece of the bur-
gomeister, or of the courts. executing
his orders or delivering their DEGREES.
There surely was a tense, expectant
crowd gathered around the old bell
ringer in the public square.
I'm order to satisfy our curiosity.
we passed into the crowd so we
could hear distinctly, yes, as distinct
ly as an American ear unframed to
German language could hear. We
heard "Bucher," 'verein." "Biblio-
thek," "Amerikanische" and the like.
Then he finished and moved on to
the next corner. The crowd dis
persed. We sought the Y.M.C.A.
where our books were located, and
asked the "Y" girl what the street
scene meant. (Yes, there are YIN.
CA. girls in these buildings, who with
feminine delicacy, motherly ways, and
American doughhuts, make the "Y's"
real homes for many a home-sick
boy.) She told us that we had seen
the town crier, who. at the moment
we were listening to him, was re-
questing the citizens who had soldiers
billetted in their homes, to gather
all the ALA. books found in their
rooms and take them to the library
in the Y.M.C.A. rooms. Boys neg
lected to return their books until the
library had been reduced from sew
eral hundred volumes to two score.
I'm this way, the American Library
Association and it's books are becom-
ing known to the humble German
peasants in these rural hamlets scat
tered for miles along the Rhine bridge
head centered at Coblenz. The ALA.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09
NJ. u. LIBRARIAN PUZZLED
BY GERMAN TOWN CRIER

How H. o. Severance, University
librarian, who is now in Germany,
pictured everything from a revolution
to riot when he heard a German
town crier the first time is told In
the following letter:
I'VE were coming into the small
town of s. on the Rhine, several miles
below Coblenz in Germany. We lad
inspected the libraries in several sta
tions on the Silesian area which was
occupied by our boys who were to
assist in the plebiscite in SHesa, pro-
vided for by the Treaty of Versailles.
s. was our last station and we did
not reach it until darkness began to
envelOp it. As We entered, We heard
the ringing of hand bell which had
the tone of the bells which are fire.
quently heard in the rural sch ools
of Michigan. calling the children
from play to study. The ringer was
hobbling up the street on a wooden
leg. When We got nearer we dis
covered that one arm was missing,
and part of his chin, which had
evidently been grazed by an Ameri-
can bullet. He stopped on the streets
which a crowd Of children, men and
women gathered about, and from the
windows in the building nearby could
be seen the anxious faces of women
and children. Everyone was at at
tention and the atmosphere seemed
tense. American soldiers were pa
trolling the streets so we felt safe.
Evidently the old bell ringer, a
German with gray hair but good
physique. had some interesting news
for his people, or possibly some or
der from the government in Berlin.
| thought he might have a call to
arms to evict the invaders, the
or possibly there was. a
revolution in Berlin and the citizens
Of this little town were to be called
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09
THE NEW BOOKS
"Agricultural Economies"

For those students and farmers who
are interested in the study of the
economic principles which underlie
the effective organization Of the farm,
and for the statesman interested in
establishing laws and institutions for
the development of agriculture. "Agri-
cultural Economics" was written.
The author, Henry c. Taylor, chief
of the office of farm management. U.
s. Department of Agriculture. and one
time professor of agricultural econo-
mics in the University of Wisconsin.
treats the subjects in somewhat the
same light as those subjects are
grouped under the head Of farm man
agement in some colleges and under
the head of agricultural economics in
others.
The mater contained in "Agricul-
tural Economics" is the result OF
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09
LABOR AND PROHIBITION

IL was not so many months ago
tnat we heard from all parts of the
country cries of how unjust and in.
furious prohibition would be to the
laooring peoples. Many who are not
In a position to know still\ believe
the workingman will continue to work
only il allowed his daily can of beer.
Many laborers are against prohibi-
tion unquestionably, but the majority
OF them are highly pleased with the
results Of a non-alcoholic country.
That was proven by the Literary Di-
gest recently when it called for views
from the labor unions throughout the
country. A leader in each organiza-
tion was asked pointblank what his
organization thought of prohibition
and its effect.
Five hundred and twenty-six re-
plies were received. OF these 345 car
ried the majority idea of their organi-
cations that prohibition was a benefit
to the workingman. One hundred and
forty-three were equally as sure that
it is not a benefit. Thirty-one organ
izations are still doubtful, while seven
said that they did not believe prohibi-
tion had been given a fair trial.
Some of the replies told in detail
of the bad effects or the shortcomings
of the prohibition law. Others con-
tanned instances of the ways in which
the members of their particular or
ganizatiOns had been benefited by
dry country. Each side was sure
that the unrest in this country was
due to the others.
The verdict of the majority can be
accepted.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

twenty years of study. The present
treatise is not looked upon as being
final statement on the subject out
touches upon the big items, the PROB
lens of marketing, land economies
farm finance and farm life and the
economics of production on the IN
diyidual farm. Careful study mas
made the book reliable and compre-
hensive. 1t seems to serve the neid
as it stands today.
(The Macmillan Company, New
York: cloth, 439 pages.)
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09
1T Is ENOUGH

1t often seems that every one Is
out to exploit his fellows in an en-
deavor to make fortune. Success is
so often computed in terms of dollars.
But there is evidence of Kipling's
dream coming true when
mo one shall work for money,
And no one shall work for fame"
Success is coming to be measured
by the influence one exerts. The ten
dency to find satisfaction in the joy of
serviceable work is rapidly growing.
Naturally, compensation in a material
way is expected to provide the neces-
stiles of life;' but the keenest desire,
il man is honest, is to do something
worth while.
Public school teachers have been
compelled to seek other employment
because their profession does not Of
fer a living. At least one Of the
many who remain finds a salary not
in the envelope. This heroic senti-
ment is felt by most educators but
is rarely expressed so well as in the
lines of "Satis EST poem by F. L.
Gibson, dean of oratory at Kansas
State Normal School:
81 write no poem mems hearts to
thrill,
No song 1 sing to lift mems souls;
To battle front, no soldiers lead,
In halls of state L boast no skill;
l Just teach school.
Il just teach school, but poets
thrill,
And singers joy and soldiers fire
And statesman's power. all, all are
mine;
For in this little group where still
just teach school,
Are Poets, Soldiers, Statesmen, all.
see them in the speaking eye,
In face aglow with purpose strong,
In Strengthened bodies, tense and
tall
When l teach school.
And they. uplifted, gaze intent
On cherished heights they soon shall
reach.
And mine the hands that led them
on!
And inspired. therefore, content
I still teach school,"
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

has ninety stations in this area out
side of Coblenz, and seventy-five in
Coblenz and its Immediately vicinity.
The great war work Of the ALA.
continues and is being heralded
throughout the American occupied
territory of Germany by her town
criers.''
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

Baseball Game Tomorrow.
Westminster will be the foe Of the
Tigers in the opening game Of thu
baseball season Saturday afternoons
The game will start at 2:30.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09
Engineers To Have Goodyear Exhibit

The Goodyear Rubber Company has
an educational exhibit in the Engi-
neering Building. The object of the
display is to show conservation in
mechanical rubber goods. H. P. Slay-
den and A. l.. Coredell, representa-
tives OF the Goodyear Con ,pany, are
in charge of the exhibit
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

is humanity never satisfied? Un-
employed workers in Denmark have
oeen receiving from $40 to $12 a
week. Now they are wanting a new
government.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

According to the sentiments of Gov
ernor Edwards of New Jersey, the COL
or the Democratic mule there must be
white
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-09

Many Transfers Of City Properly.
]. H. Barnett, city assessor, is look1
ing up the real estate changes which
have taken place in Columbia since
December and placing them in hiS
field book. There have been an un:
usually large number of Transfers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
eSapa11 a11f Der 6ut.

@enf 12. De5ember. SSopan fa1n
feline 3iltungen 1tbt einfteaen, 10
lange ste 8ereinigten Staaten nit III
rem @iiitnngeu fortfabren, erfldrte
8iscomnt @ifuiiro bon Der iapanil9er1
Delegation bel1te I'M &o11itee fiir Mb=
riiItnng. @as &omitee beiGloB Mbrii=
flung in brei 5tufen 511 en1pfeblen.
3uerit ioIlen sic Softer fi9 berpfHb@
ten, sic Miiltungen ein5uitellen, ban1t
fol- sic Seeres= ,1no 5lottennn6t oil
ndblid perringert tperoen utto blieB=
Iid ion ponitdnoige Mbriiitung entire
ten unb es 1ollen 11ur nod Srnppe1t
su Boli5ei5tpeden unterbalten tperoen.
Dem Delegaten Saitts Doret ge=
lang es BEN 3niat gu biefer Gmpfeb.
lung CUR Mnnabme 5lt bringen, DOB
ser 8un6 eine MaitationSfanp paqtte
beainne ,6ur6 tpelhe 6ie iiinaere @e=
neration idon 6nr6 bic gr5iebung IN
ben SdnIen bobrt Ser Mbriiitnngstoee
our66rlngen unb fit ben 8olferfrie=
Sen getponnen peroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
StaitNrcsRt iibcr Geile pott
yrlaitH rerhGftet

2onoon, II. Sec. neber Deri9ie-
6ene @ebiete in sSrlan0 miro Stanos
rebt berbangt lperben, 1Die Winilter-
prafioent 2lopo George i'm britifhetl
l1nterbars anfiinoigte.
Die Regier,1ng lei 5u Der gntiblie-
Bung gefommen, 6aB tie angeli9ts Der
iiingiten 8orfdlle etne energii9ere
4oltung annebme11 111iiiie. Die &egie-
rung lei oaber, in Der fe1ten MbiiM,
Mnen, 6ie 6rte6en baben tpolten,
6rieoen 5n geben - lln6 bic 3abl
6ieier 2eute tpa9ie imner n1ebr, tpo-
raus eeibloiien meroen fam, oab Die
@inidii6terungen na6laile11 - ,l1o
tper6e aus oieien @runoe alles tu11,
Inn oie Terroriite1t in sssrlan6 1tnibab=
lid al MAIDEN.
Inter bem Stanbrebt ner6e, 10
fubr Ser Miniiterpr1lioe1t fort, eine
Hroflan1ation erlniien meroen, tpelbe
4usIieferung oller 8affen ln6 Unit
formen irnerbalb eines beitimmten
@ebietes an einem beitin1nten Sag
|perlangt. 8eroen na9 Mblanf 6teier
Sri1t Berione1t I'M nnerlaubten 8eith
Don @affen gefun6en, 10 tperben lie
|aIs Gebellen bebnnbelt tperoen nno
fonnen bonn &riegsgeriM gum Sobe
|berurteilt tDer6er.
Sic gIei6e Strafe tper6e anf Ser
fonen angeman6t lperben, pel9e obne
grIanbnis Uniform tragen. Cine on
genneiiene Jrift peroe CUR Nblieferu11g
Der 8affen gelDdbrt tper6en;T< bebor
oieie 8eltimnlungen angelpanot tper=
6en.
Jerner fiin6igte Ser Winiiterprdiis
bent an, DaB Die &egiernng ii9 ent=
idIoi1en bobe, @i1n Sein-Mitglfeo
oes britilAen n11terbalfes freies Sc
lett an geben, ban1it fie @elegenhett
baben, nit Der britifden &egiernng
Sic irifde Grage 5l1s erortern Golden
|MitgIieber11, 1pelbe idmere 8erbre.
den begangen sbaben, tperoe oagege11
fein freies @edsh getDdbrt tperoen.
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BIanbt r,idlt an &rieo.

Walbington, 12. Sec. Sm &e-
lprGientantenbaus bielt Der Abgeor6=
nete &nbn bon California, goriiber
oes Mnsi9uiies fir Militar glngele-
| Igenbeiten, cine forgfdlti tigsborbereitete
&e6e iiber Die viapaniibe Grage." Gr
fiibrte aus, ipenrt es gum 4rieg 5Di-
| |inen Sen Ser. Stnnten 1tn6 Sapan
fommer1 1onte, 1niiBte 6ies bon ben
,Staatsndnnern, ben Shriftitelern
nn6 8oIitifern, Ben Mgitntoren l11o
|lDenungogen" sSapans. berbeigefiib4
|peroer, benn Mmerifa boffe, baB Elm
&rieg bermieben tperbe. St fiigte bin
5n, er befiirbtesnibt, baB eS 5lt ieinen
|o6er nu1 5u ieiner @inoer 2eb5eiten
5u ienent &rieg fornmen tperoe, aber
imnerbin tpiirbe 8ereitidaft> Oie er.
in oIIgemei1er n1iIitdrifder ausbil
6ung febe, Ser bette 5hnb fir oas
2dn6 ietn. Betreffs Der &o11troDerfe
|iiber 6as 2anbgefeb galifornias be-
tonte @nbn &enner oes 8olferrebtS
bbddttten oag 11nbeoingte gfeht ie6er Na-
tion, ibre @intpan6erung nod ibre111
grmeffen al1 regeln, nnerfa,1nt, n11o
il, California gefd6be ni9tg anberes,
dis tpos at @nufe 6ie Snpaner dime
Iifden 1no fnrenniibett Mrbeitert1 ge-
geniiber allb tdten
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sfe1,1ef als 8aiis.

@ari9an, IA. De5en1ber. Die
ittternattonale Mrmee oes 8olferbun=
oes 3ur 8eauflidtigung Der 8ofsab<
itimmung in 8ilna miro tpabridein-
.li6 Me11lel, 6as nnter Ser &ontrolle
oes Bnn0es 1tebt, als 8alis benliBe11.
gruppen u11b 8orrate f0nnen bort ge<
lanoet tperoen, obne preuBiIbes @e=
|biet 5u beriibren. Cine Irlnee BON
1000 Manr1 aus 99peben, 5panien,
Danemnrf, Belgien, 6ranfreih 11no
ENGLAND miro I'M ssanuar IN Wilra
ein3ieben, tpo I'M 2a1fe bes Wonats
Gebruar Die Mb1timn1llng itattfirtoe11
miro. Die 8eteiligung bon Solanb,
g1ortpegen 11no Stalien 1T nod l1nge-
NIB. Dberit @bar0ignD miro Die ar=
NEE befebligen. Ser gr0Bte Sell Der
Erupper miro IN SEN friiber ruliifben
&alernen IN @ilna nno Mbteilnngen
in anen 0rti1nften beS @ebietes et11-
q11artiert. Bolen bat 5ugeittmmt, oaB
5pIoate1r bon General 3eagnsfiS
Eruppen oie iib an ser Ibitimmn1tg
n5n beteiligen tpuniden," Die Baffen
abIegen 111iiiien. 2eBtere 1per6en iib
BEL Ser Mnfunft ser internationalen
Mrmee 5uriid5ieben.
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Die trutalit6t Ser G,tes
liiftNcr.

0aibington, 12. Sec. SRI. Ma'
| ~ MacSnineD, 5btpelter 0se Der.
torbenen 2or6n1aDors bon @orf, SsSrs
lanA l1no g. S. @uilfoil BON Gitts-
burg, 3a., lpuroen bon Der &unoer-
ter-R Ronrmiiiion, tpelbe in 8aibing-
Iton Die iriihe Grage u11teriu9t, per-
monument. Sri. Mac5mineD er5abl=
| te Die 1dberen l1mltdn6e, l1r1ter oenen
2or6maDor Mcgurtain bon gorf err
ntor0et tpurbe, un0 @uilfoil CAB alS
|Mugenaeuge etnen 8eridt iiber eine1l
l1eberfaa bes Deilitars auf cine fleine
Drti9aft in ser @raffbaft Glare, Der
| er i'm Son1r1er bieies Sabres eine1l
8eiub abgetattet batte. 9ea4oen 5tpei
Boliailten getotet iporoer maren, 10
lberi1tete Der 3euge, ieien etpa fiinf-
I5ig Sol6aten in Die Sta6t eingeornn@
gen nn0 batten tie ange5lnoet nno &c
pIiir1bert.
SD fob, tpie 3pei 0ffi5iere l1nb
feds 5ol6aten beriuben, einem Brle=
1ter oas @eita16nis 81, erpreiien, bob
er Die beiben Boli5iiten errnoroet bn-
Be-" iogte er. rSie ihlugen i'm NIT
Dem @elpebrfolben unb ltieben i'm IN
brutoler Weile nit ben Jnben; tie Der
flubten i'm un6 flagte1a i'm beg ger-
bre9ens an bod Der Hrielter Der-
borrte babel, ieine l1nidnlo 5ll be-
tener11.
0ie britiiben 0ffi5iere> 10 mloB er
| feline Mnsfiirungen, baHen i'm Damn
| nit @etpalt bebrobt, BIG erI ieinen
an1erifaniiben &aB 5eigte. Der ne=
berfan anf 0ie iriide Srtfdaft babe
feine Mbretie beiMelnigt. .
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Hilfe fir ftetlciSeitHe
Sarifter.

0afbinaton, II. December. 20 Se-
fretGr Merebitb bon Nderbait ; ge-
partenent bat beute ieinen Sabresbe-
ridt per0ffe,ttlidt. sssn oemlelben err
fldrt er, ouB sic an1erifanilden Sar=
u,er 0urd oas beitdnbige Sinfen Der
Breiie III cine 10 beoenflid)e Gage ge-
rieten, oaB bielelbe als elm nattona-
leg 8roblem aufgefaBt aperoen miille.
Am 1. 9eobeunber ieten bie Bretie I'M
s3 Broaert geringer getueien, als CUR
3eit Der Mnsfnat.
Ser Sefretdr fWdgt Damn bor.
nm 6ieIem nebertanbe 5u 1tenern =
10 oie glusoebn,11tg ser fooperatioen
gedrfte, @etpdbrung bon &reoit ouf
s5arnten mno peri0nlihes @igentnn1,
l1nterItiisnng ser 8a6tfarmer n11o
a1toeres nnebr.
,0ie 6orner BON @merifa, 10
beiBt es peiter in oem 8eri6te, ~ba-
ben auf's geeue beipieien bob bas
gertra,1en Ser geatto1t IN ibre &ratt
ein berebtigtes tpr. sic baben in Die
tent Sabre Elm grnte m0glth gema6t,
beren 8ert lia ouf $13, 300 ,000,O 900
beIduft. sic 1T I'M gergleib nit Dem
Durhf9nitt Ser lebten 5 Sabre I'M
13 Nroaent geitiegen!"
gsie linen gebolfen meroen fSnnte.
8aibington, II. 9ecember. - Ser
geattonaIrat Ser Snrr1er bot beute
bent lanopirtl6oftliden @omitee oes
5enats einen Bor1blag ltnterbrettet,
tpte ben 11otIeibenben Garn1er I'M 2an-
Sc aebolfen tperben f0nnte. Wan 1ol-
Ie Sic berlangten 3ablungen fir ote
Mrn.ee unb Die Wartne I'M Die 9dlfte
reouaieren, uno 6as baburb eriparte
@elo baau benuben, I'M bic 4nsfubr
oes iiberidiifigen @etreioes 81 fina11-
-siere1t, ,1nb cine Cooperation 5u be-
arlnben, Gbnlid Ser Der limited
5tates Grain Corporation" Inn NIT
J iOeren SiIfe 8ei5en unaufaifen. Ser
ner empfnH man Ole 8ieberiibernabE
me Ser giienbabner 6nr6 sic Gegie=
rltna, Sic Mnnabnte Ser nelen Bader
@e}ebesborlage, Gerldngerl1ng Der
fur5en Megierungsfreoite 11ro Die Re=
quIation ser glebator= nr1o Ddiblen=
@eieni6afte11.
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gbicago, 13. Sec. ssn ben
RR1umlibfeiten oes Stod Onrts 2a-
Dor Council 1889 g. Salfteb Ctr.
|fano geitern cine Notwithstanding
|pon 8ertretern Der $4,000 Mrbeite-
in ben @bicngoer Biebb0fen itatt. Gie-
|ielben erHdrten iib nit ben 2ob,1id-
ben un5ufrieoe1 Die Bunbesri9ter
lMIidnler als anntli9er Sbiebsrl6ter
BET 2obnbifferen5et1 5tpiidet1 ben
I@1Ia9Dofbefibern ll116 ben Mrbe;tern
|berfigt bat.
George goultra, 5efretdr oes @r=
|beiterfon5iIs Ser Sbladtb0fe, erflar=
|te, Dob sic unrnit rnter BEN S6laGt-
|bofarbeitern bon Gag 5u Sag yr0Ber
tperbe. .3u ben Meonern geitern a6eno
l5dblten Ser Mnipalt 8ininm &obri-
gue3, Der in ben 8erban6lungcn Dor
Mi1ter MIlbuler bie Mrbeiter bertrat,
8ininm 3. Softer unb Sobn 5ibpo-
trif. Ser 8rdiioent Der gbicago Sc
oeration Of 2abor.
grfldrt tpl1roe, onB pettgebenoe
IGerfube gemadf tper0en 1piir6en, ei=
hem nllgemeinen Streif in 6enSblabt
tbofen bor5ubeugen, BOB nber Die @e<
[fdbr zines iolben borliege, fal1s ben
IMrbeitern niht before 3ngeftanoniile
gen1a9t tpiir6en.
Tleiid 1T biaieer.
Gem Beitreben Ser @rbeiter, Die
2obne 110gli9it auf Der bisberigen
S0be 5l balte1, itellen 6ie @roB=
|idIddter oie grfIdr11ng entgegen, oaB
oas @erlnngen nod biaigeren Gleiid=
preifen aIgemein 1T l1no 6aB in leb-
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1tcbcr 800 Geb6ncc M
AIste.

!, Dnbln Srlnro. y. gee. !, geI . :
@elna1tsfell Ger s9iaot Gor1 Y o1s
anf oen 8run1 1t1eoer9eoFeInI a1 lno
afoere az Sstaoffe1le 1tegen ~ islan'n1en.
ge y SenersprnMl 1olgle e'sIsM =. ptl.. !
spf1l1tar m Sonltag qoeno " A'ilons :
@roB =, gelegfen 21n1erpal1e 2 mopel p1er '1e1
Perlonen er1nol1en nno ptele Der1ol''l=
Oct 1D1loe0.
Snerlf muroen oret Herlonen ~ aus :
1bren 9anlern ge9olt 1t11o er1@olle1l e g :. .
Damn bra9 oas 6ener ans: po!lpe'l ml
M erploo1erfen o. rf nno s9uIR 11oD1el. e..
sne Beool1eIung mutoe oo'' pu'''u'e'''
Spreae11 = erluBl. o..
Das 8otbbang, ote earneg1e.g1.
bliotbef ttto ole 8etre1oebor1e, melge D
ein groBes @ebtet beoedten. gtngen 1n
Slamnten aut 1111o Der 8rano1ta11e
ltromt et11e 1olge 91se Gus, oab DOT. :.
betfagrenoe, g sotraBenoaDn1pugen -
/ n ~ S>xA<
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ter 3eit sic Breiie iotnobI i'm @roB-
bdnoeI pie i'm @leinbanbel tatiddlid
Inn Elm 8eoeutenbes 5uriidgegongen
ii116.
&Ieinbdnoler aaerltngs fubren ben
Hreisriifgang 1peniger auf Elm @nt-
|gegenfomnen Der @roBidld6ter als
6arauf 3nriid, 0aB biele 9ausbaltun-
gen angefangen baben, itd entDeoer
oes Sleii6einfaufs gan5 gu entbolten,
ooer ionit geringere Quantitdten fau=
fen nls fruber. 'Dies babe 6a5u ge=
fiibrt ,oaB Die Breiie 6urdgdngig I'M
bon 35 Biz 40 Hro5ent fielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
u1illiarcc fir Serter,a,te
1cs Qnslaftc charNels

gbicngo, IL. Dec. Die Mi1inr-
6en-Rorporntion CUR G0roerung oes
&anoels NIT Dem guslan6 tpur6e ges
|itern in Chicago 8irfIibfeit. SsS11 Der
i'm &ongreB @otel abgebaltenen 8era-
tung .fubrenoer 6inan5leute, @roBin-
6ultrieaer lno @roB- -6armer tpurbe
Elm 0rga1ifations @omitee bon bret
big eingefebt baS Die @runbgeiebe
|ber &eienforporation nusarbeitpn
ion. SSnnerbalb iueniger Winlten tuur
ben audi 100000 ge5eidnet; Inn Die
borldl1figen Organiiationsunfolten 5u
|oefen.
Sn elmer borlaufigen Bri115ipien-
erflarung, Ole geitern befannt eege-
ben itpuroe, 1T II. a. folgenoes entbal-
| ten:
nDa Die IN Ausii9t genon1uene
ISrganiiotion 5l1 elmer Musbebnung
oes Opportunities fiibren miro, Der
6ies 2arb bote ben iiberi6iiligen 8or
raten aller Art 5u entloiien beripribt
mos tpieberun1 5u elmer Stabuiiierung
ber Breiie 1tnb CUR Sebnng al1er @e-
idafts= un6 ssst1ouitrie 8rnn4er, TO-
Itpie 6es Mderbaus fiibren 1nb Der ar-
beitsloiigfeit porbeugen tpiro, 10 fei
bei4lolien, 6aB es Die Anfi6t biefer
Berfa1nmlung lit, BOB fofort cine ST.
nan5 &orporation fir oie G1r6erung
6es acknowledgements nit einenn au.
tboriiierten@u capital bon 100,000, 600
5u baffen ift 1n6 5tpar entfpre9eno
ben nllgenteinen &i9tlinier1, Die bon
Ser Mmericnn 8nnfers' Miiocintior1,
iotpie bent @omitee ser nnerifnnii9en
9un6eI eIsfnml11er, oes geationnlber-
bnn6s Ser Gabrifnrten uno grporteu-
Ire, iotpie 6es Berbnn5es ser amerifa=
|niihen grporteure l1,1o Sn1porteure
|niebergelegt tpor6en iin6.
Serner iei beidloiienk baB 6ie @e-
|.pnbrlng bon arebit burh 0ieie- -4pr.
porntion nl1f Gambler befdtrddnft 1pets
ben iolIte, Ole ei11 itabile &egierlt11g
,bnben u116 in oer,en cine @etp1br redt
lider 8eltrebungen beitebt.
Beiter lei bef6loiien, oaB oie Ope-
rationen oieier Organiiation iid anf
bie 5inan5ierung inn Sntereiie oes
fMunftigen Mnslnnobanbels bei6rdnfen
ionte un6 bob Elm &on1itee bon re-
prdfentntiben W6nnern, Die beri6ie=
6enen 2an6esoiitrifte, iotpie 6ie Der-
fGebenen 3neige BEG gferba1s, Der
sSr1ouitrie r1116 Ser Sinan5 bertreteno
ei11geiebt iperoen ion, Inn 6ie Srgo-
11i1ation Ser borgenannten &orpora-
tion in Sic &an6 gu 11ebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
Gin Hleddrn lit ser @eididte.

Seem g)orf, 12. Sec. @elegentz
lid ciner Malienperian1mlnng, Die
bon Den gefiirlportern Der unabbar1=
gtgfeit Snoiens beranitaltet lporoe11,
erflarte 9uroes1enator Geo. Us. ytor=
rig ,ein gfepublifaner bon Nebrosfa,
i'm gerlauf elmer Ne6e ,Hrdiioent Wils
ion uno aQe &egierl1ngsbeanlten, Die
iraeno etlpag nit Ser gntien6llng per
arnerifanilten gruppet1 nad Sibirien
su tl1n gebabt baben, ioaten tpege11
8ergebens I'M Nntt IN ben Mnflage-
aultan6 betIebt tperben. Ser Senator
bemerft ste g1dien6ung Der anerifa-
nifden sruppen nod Sibirier1, ob11e
bak ~eine &riegserfldrnng an Stub
LAMB erfolgt NOR, lei einer Der pi9iD'a1r
aeIten Gledet, in Der @eidthte Ame=
rifas."
Ueit 8e5ug quf England iagte Der
5enator:: sd bege onrdnlis 1ibt oe11
8unid, oos britiid)e gfeih 81 5erito'-
rem. aber 70 tpabr elm @ott IN, 9im=
mel paItet, miro oen1 britii6en Neid)
{ fiherIi6 Elm g16e bereitet neroe1t,
tpeni1 es ri1t nit Der anteriodnrte
BON MeiIionen bon Menfde11 aufbort.
Zen 2dnoern gebt es ge11ou 10 tpie
Sen gfenfden, iie fonneu fid ntbt
oeqen bic gabnngen @ottes DergebenL,,
pbne friiber ODER ipater oafiir biiBet'
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