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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

lfnrte 1tg pnd StemreiIen bapoe hdl1
tot oct 'srite Cog no al M%iinncopoIiS
"Soa De e all right" ia Goptci.
lclL men De- G belt, OH itircr fiji
AZ lam DER 8oilfo lont hahn Der
Stirmmebef'n, ifa' DC bli noa tua op'
FER | aontrpe." Get louet ,soros hsi.
tioclig, ioet ban mcb lcttct Sicrtc Tor.
loo Stotiolcn.
% 'loen ban MI bar. i Ben rcttc
Slnoslfenning, inltes bon, at bar
llge'aa goot fl,noc gao inbonl til go
'tor Sangsnes % gi iig opcr / bans
TaretGgt mco Oct ianmc. San bocoe
10 life 'aa lbprt lorgt bortc. otter
bpno ban bapoe bsrt, % Ell fruloc
llgelaa gobt boppc Tom frpbc il1b /
Wenigbeocn.
elt bsl, ltatelig, o%eibpggct Wallb,
afmaalt / lin Spirpbcn % nleo fIogc,
~pertcntllgc zine, mebtc ham i %
rell. ON bet bar Vaitor @unasnes?
so - DC tpar NOT set. Son bite
Te,en til &ontoret. Sono5 fortalte
boril, at ban fslte, ban trGugte Sir
fenS @eifpttelie, for ban bapoe pp
oaget, at Der bar iaa mango 1sarer
paa ems Sci. Yrelten laa prsperbe
paa bam. San bar fonife iorrrnbret
ooer Den lll,ge Nanos 9labcnbiertia
beo. Maaife bar bet life offitrat Zig
De foin, tlaar DC pilbe inb / Wenig
beocn! On Ser bar nogcn Ipeciene
Iarer, ban bapoe / Tanfe2 Sm ban
fitnoe bore til Ieileoning for ham
/ noget iGrlig SilfpIoe? Nei, Sorlos
troeoe life Oct netop. Oct bar bare
laa'n / lin rene Mlminoelighco, ban
Isgtc 3irfcn. Yreiten imiltc liot.
Sam fienote a%abenbart Sppen, Ser
lonififntlonen al "bet aIminbcliac",
oct onttrentlige", "bet g%ienneminit
lige", for bpem Heligionen er roolss
| Ferlonligbeoen, % iom itnoig gaor
lloenom "ben itore gsiacn". Otter
at Ia itiaet Npfommeren llsale
SpsrgSmaal til lcnet ban at ia iig al
bans slniegning ON Sptagelie / Ne-
nigbeoen.
"Se bnr roturligpi5 tGnft cpcr, at
Oct life er bare oct at bli Meolcm al
Ell Wenigbeb, BET fommer al pan,"
ia Treiten t%ililitt, men oct at eli blir
ct lepenbe Meolem?" 90, natllr=
ligols, Sonas bapoe ba 9runoig ODER
peict ben Gag! San Dor iaa iiffer
pao oct, at ban npiten meb engnng
hapbe ipuret: "SSSlt bet" men iaa fom
BET ham fore, at oct fai,ite life
bsuet Jig.
So" ia ban alporlig, LEG Tor
Itaar % set"
Cen apeloen bar BET nleo life lioen
Stoltbeo, ban fortalte Raallo, at MI
hanbe ban gnaet inc / W~enigbeben.
San hapoe pentet, at bun iflilbe blet
glnb, men bun ia intet itrar, og ben.
oes Nine bite. at set par noget, iom
tpnget henoc.
"9ifer or Oct life ou?" ipurgte
ban.
~Iu, iall, Set fan ppra bra nof,
hpiS en- berre er Elm Wann," ia bun.
"Spno mener OF meo oet?""
ipurgte ban.
"In, Elm meiner 10 mnfic," ia bun
% ucnote Jig ira hanl.
Mrulint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
en- tarliS Grpceitiou.

Huntington, u "a. Sen 23>-
&on. Hcuemc 9lent Is. Z. Nolt
meon2icr. al horL iom en- Sel9e ci
Sc mango NcrctuIuQer. han har MOS
ta8ct ON uIouliQ @hi'fnbrruninu
C"Ytoon'llulnAD i @lcr9niitriftcrn,
@Cit &,r9lulo, har uoorbcoct Vla
rcr I'll rt omin,iruSc 6cIttoa mos
biSie lbGroigc % o'te 'orIige You.
o%uertrGbarc.
sGemtcu @ctlcutc mclotc itg iNo,
Ill Sicncitc, ~ biSic pii itrar bl:
icuot poa en- Grpehiiiou I'll Snua
trUnocrucs Smu,hullcr mclcm Sc
oiie uuitcn utiIQiGugcIiSe Aitrosc
lppe mcucm @icrgcue,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

"a Sorunaalct or en- tore9et Vro'
bufiicr Al Sebcuarcr. ipcclclt AZ
&prrl, ma oct itolica Sonomnnoelt
obiolut Siffrrh,o moo etonomlltc
Fab pco 'olocnoe Triicr nenlI'5
uco en- garalicrci Yiluinunl3lnotolr
! en- RGtfc Mar frem Slocn, multi
0cll5 hcrcqtCi eitcr ell Allocloe Sfn'
la, iom rcttcr lig Gl;cr &crocn@pro
n~ufiioncn2 Yriicr. GnouibCrc bcr
TorpaQtercn iifrca moo Spli9clIe
ira Gicrcla Sioc. iaoIruae hans
7riit al Sorocn cr upaatlogcIlg.
Icrnrit ber Stntcn gicrmcm ell M.
oprcttet ,Snititution bo Silipn nleb
2anbbrllaeta Griit, lnolcoe5 al Saro.
brlacrcn for opiiac3 ira III Splte,
huis %nititltioncn lflennrr, al Sriis
ten bar prrct mnngclnIIo. Nco Den.
lie SrcmaaHlHnaooc uareta9es boo
DC Tarmcrcu2 Sllterealcr | 0arantes
ret Aar@iuotrlt % Stntcn | I'll
irrGffellg Vroouttlon lIuttclig pll
Statcn pao ior'fjcuiQ Ninnoc noe
>'anobruQei Sietic, glcnllem aontrol
al Gre % @lebninA, Qicnncm l(opi.
0clic al Statcu9 Sorle1@iarne, I'll.
rclml Al be0rc SaatorL 0lcnncm
u0uiott Nrul AZ urbcio9bSlparctoc
&ou0brul@maltiner % not men
lite mln0lt r. Qicuncm 5Iplp I'll III.
ten'lpcrc Tnrtnln9 uco NiGlp al To-
tale &omitccr Get / Vorloncntet
herom l%u0brdBlc Enr'la0 gdar llq
Yaa, al Ger / lnultII8c W%rtu'fobcr lfaI
pprcttca %onobruQatomltccr. % Dis.
lc aomiiaer2 Cpgouc lioI upre
@Irarl@ at Qielmcnrerc Tarlamcll
tets %uuobrug3louc. tn lrcolc0cl
al aumiteena M}colcnmucr ital uGl
gca al %uuobrllA@mullItcrlct Gc:
ifol Der oprcttc3 rauo9IpcnOs
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pPrc al mlocritsttc &uuobrlQ@nllEI,
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Observation-Disclosures huabCr man AZ ia
be Oct i0lfpuoiQc Ot0ltlntrL ION Ton
optru0c ionu Wiellcmirb mcllcm Den
Hamburger % Staten %
'lGuc bt90c1 S%ntcrcAlcr. Gnoul6cre
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oa &orrtiponoentcr, Iorl
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% ACCOMPLISHMENTS
lnrttoQcr %anhbruacta <terc@'er
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mrulr man ga at flmne brpc oet
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ocrpto Qi0rc GulIan0 uafhpuQil a
llolunoct.
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Ten WorIe NnsesifaIiniee sosa.
ie CT ftpttet fra 1913 go. 3ro ctr.
I'll $40 Pub Np:. Co., " i.ne0po.
10. 0uN eta npe A~orsSSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
nlellemmdo.
Tutnmmerbileoer ira Chiernc.
III IL

llnoerbpsien HeIs bouoe life ppre
lan penllg moo SonoS, iioen ocl
apelhcn bon fog Roglla nleb pat
Nnrmonia Noa. SOFAS. iom ingcl
NncIic hao0c ON, at Hela bopoc 9ooc
Der nlc0 Ct title Saob ON iclp a
'oa henoc, hophc iorumorct Tia opcl
bette. Den ioa b9note Der llooct
ion hrdgte hnm Ns3nin9en. %
Sono5 no pao Jormiboagen, irpt
nlebig % mcb Sinoet iuIot al Rnelic
npttet en- lom oct ipntes befpem Pin
le0ning iii at pititc / Vaffen, fon
Ncl5 npentet ODER ham oa tiltalte han'
/ ell iiuallt 'fnrp og mnnbig Gone
Sono2 ieltc Sinnet gaa iia iii Sobct
San Ipntea, at han hnpoe iliot iaapos
hoarot oct. Of ban bl,roe iaa 2or
til at pTrc / Sreb. Wen enbnt Ier
bon if Gio til al al tine SsleIier
Suft, traaoie Ncls nGrmere oa ia
lapt, ioa bc ANDRE fife ifuloe bore set
"Ni por lent ute igdrfp1ll, och inte
par 9ti dorm ais, mar Hi anl1noat -"
"6uoo ucb on ON oet?" ipurate
Sonn@ trooiia. "aanlfe icg life fan
Qierr, hpnb lea bill ON apelocrne
bcllcr2"
Get er OILS intc irdgan," iparte
gtcla. vi fan brlttna cr / Heper'n,
ON 9i cbl,ior; men later Ni hon ser
%ilicfnn ncherinrnS ndaot ont, ia lldr
lag er ibiGL ia mucfet vi peo oct"
%ortoS 'fisntc Oct aliionlmen mn
NcI3 huphc ct goht 2ic til SSentcn
'clnl Get TOO oaiaa fart for bant.
at oct bar al0rc Wotipcr enc bare
&olouri iom benrgct bam til at
1ribc in0. Get betnmrcoe @lif % set
isra1uo0igc Grag ON Wtlmocu for.
tnltc ham set. Slnnct bar liaciom
blonit al Npfommercn. : bets Stco
bnuoc Ell e9el hsltibclig Stcnuing
trebct mo / Sllloet. San isltc, at
han 100 operior ell ~aluorlig Wtano,
% at ban ocltc nlch halrl ltogct Dnbt
% lloerlig. lon bar lfiltlt Tor Helten
al &crhcn. Acl@ mente oct bare bel.
&onn5 ieltc nlco ct Ell helig Torplig
tcllc opcrior Naqnn, iom DC begge
hoIbt al. Get Dor nriten lom @roo
ten itob / Nolicu paa ham, oa ban
Ser ital life hupne hcnoe noaet
nnbt, bui@ oct ltnar / min Mtagt at
iorhtnhrC oct - no3ipr," % at
isltc, al ban ntente, hpno ban
ia, '%tiente bon a. oct, ot ban greb
hans &nn10 o. trnftct bell. iun bct
Ipeb. Tcrnco off han lin &ci rbeu
ii ct Oro mcr. Nlu, 10, SucnlfCrne
nor not iarlnoen bra Solf llQepel
) Wibonq2hoileu hopoc en- al sr
bciberne iooet iot / en- TorruiooaQ3
al ct al Gagbtaoene. Ser
man blanot nnbet islqenoc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
Kansas City ~Kvagmarked.
S;o,,x Civ KySgmarked.
Omaha ~Kvegnarked:

H,.;er 7.25-i3.2o
StJockers and feeders. :Co-l3to
swim Bulk of salcs......lls1-io .ao
~ s.5C-16.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

EvrH,rp as sxcoSp Class xATTSR JrSn lhs wv At
Ia. ro., orrcu AZ uxconlH. low. rSprs rHr Act
or CSNgrK.s or MAECHs. IS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

3ortirttes rna itbite Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

Npbcbcn paftc mAcn iUtIlg %.
m~crtIonthc0 blall0t Yiurl0clle ue0
ScipcrunlTagct. Sllncunc Eorctccl
Ter heric Ill Sagena Crocn. Scr par
oItlh eli nllcr allocu Goupop, ion
blcp plllttct, % roar Sc life huuot
bcorc Net. 'aa ri Sc hn Set iaa 1obt.
Vau %ona3 ocrluuo6 0Ioroc @crctnill
aell CT oocrpTloeu0C Nn0trrf. Mt
Nitolat uar blet tat uon Stotionrn
set uar INT Ell SoQ Tor liz. Ut ban,
SOFAS Glen unr miotpnft Tor at
ba bcltlnolCt Ell NclL pur uogCt belt
ouoct. Spcrho6ct Oct al pUrc mis-
tpntt Tor at uTrc Ioa'u cl ollninhe
li9 Bandit par nj life plncre hpaac
liz. ScH mcr han tTnttc paa het,
oea mcr leltc hon. huorlroca set too
ira hant Den lille Gner0icn. han hauoc
lNicn cItcr Ell Mats Suir oa Ell halp
Gags op'lioenoc Nrbeloc, 80, Scr
tllnoc han "a ri0tlA iC Gellcu al life
al pTrc Ct opoig % rct'faiicut airfc
mcnncltc % nna r0rli tlIlcnos pda
b~oraerlia Sin. Gu ituIoc III,
uIbrig lei 'liat heller. Scr hau0e
ban MI nGlten lite lmalt @ruuocpin,
iiocn hin isritc Caauu ueoc hos
"@laoicrn". "a han lang inoom %
otat non laa'n imna Snapier Tor
Npli9hcb@ Stnlb o. iaa ittIoc
bcttc hGplc liz. atturat lon han off
hcr mcb sc pcoitc S~oriUttcr al Scr.
oen.
Tn tluoc olorla pioc. hroo
octtc piloc 'erc til NifoIai buffet
tanitc fife, bpprhou han hopoc miitct
EeugUlc ci,aang. ~ piloe maaifr liac
ircm bcltploe ham 'nr az Ia iat Dem,
@cni llo 'oat tnpticnoc hanll Saa
itoh han DER. Tor alt han nIatct. iaa
piloc Del Fo!ltict o. Nettcn tro. at
ban bar ltplbig, "a Oct pilbc
Del c,bc meb. at han blcu ienot ii!
Stilwater, 8nNnca, at ban IN
lti,loc fonnc % / no iliat % GA.
bebit ION ban bar pna ilia 900 |ei
iii al aisrc lin %ntfr / Nmerifo.
Nci. ban houoc not plort Gil icracIig
! Selltaselle lleepel, raar ban bapbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
Notwithstanding,
sgd St. Paul Kvegmarked.

"a. San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
A Fool and His Money.

At four o'clock this morning. the
Cedar Avenue police took into custody
an apparently demented man on
Cedar and Sth Street, He was taken
to the Riverside Station where it was
found that his condition was due 10
,ntoxication Later, it TRANSFERRED that
during the night he had been robbed
Of three hundred and fifty dollars.
Inquiries al a Cedar Avenue saloon
divulged that the fellow. who gives
his name as Nicholas Skummebek.
had consumed substantial quantities
OF hard liquor. and left the saloon
about midnight with a friend, a young
man said to live IN North Mime
apolis, His companion is under
suspicion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
Friendship Across The Sea

Gigantic daughter of the West,
We drink to thee across the flood.
We know thee most we love thee best
For art thou not of British blood?
Should wars mad blast again be
blown,
Permit not thou the tyrant powers
To fight thy mother here alone,
But let thy broadsides roar with
ours.
Hands all round!
God the tyrant's cause c%onfound!
To our dear kinsmen of the West, my
friends,
And the great name of England
round and round.
%, rise our strong Atlantic sons,
When war against our freedom
springs!
o speak to Europe thru your guns!
They can be understood by Kings.
You must not mix our Queen with
those
That wish to keep their people fools,
Our freedoms foemen are her foes,
She comprehends the race she rules.
Hands all round!
God the tyrant's cause confound!
To u dear kinsmen of the West, my
friends,
And the great Of Freedom,
round and round.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02

Probably the biggest tire contract
ever awarded in the state of North Da-
kota. was recently given to the Fisk
Rubber CO., OF Chicopee Falls. Mass.
The contract was awarded through the
Massachusetts Company's Bismarck
Branch by the state highway commits
sion, and it called for equipment for
300 military trucks aAd touring cars,
which the commission has borrowed for
road work in the state. A few Of the
trucks, the majority of which are of
the ~four-wheel drive type, n which
ranged from one and a half to five ton
capacities, will be equipped with solid
tires, but a considerable number will
be mounted on heavy pneumatics.
These trucks are distributed by dis
tricts, and are used for hauling mater
ials, patrol work and upkeep. They
enter into the maintenance Of the roads
already constructed, each of the larger
trucks being capable of keeping. in
condition a sizeable stretch of high
way.
Fisk Tires were chosen because of
the wonderful results being obtained
all over the United States by Fisk
Truck Tires.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
SUBSCRIPTION A
INDEPENDENCE DAY

Each recurring July 4th the Ameri-
a people recall to mind the Decla-
ration of independence proclaimed
July 4th, 1776. By reading of the
wrongs imposed by King George III,
we can see, not only what our
Colonial fathers rebelled against and
consider the freedom we enjoy, but
the same freedom was won for al the
British people by our revolutionary
fathers success. George III died in
1920. We have lived at peace with
our Mother country for 105 years and
joined her in battle in France. In
1914 we were preparing to celebrate
100 years of peace between the Eng
lish speaking people, but the World
War interfc4ed.
While we rejoice at the freedom
won and the like freedom that the
people in all the British Empire en-
Joy, the union of service in the World
War between the Anglo-Saxon people
must continue in peace SO that the en-
.joyment of like freedom shall be main
tanned in the new republics made at
the Peace Conference.
Lord Alfred Tennyson, the English
poet laureate sang as follows in 1852:
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
out the years,

out the years,
Your purpose, Britain, has been n
with ours.
Who deems it otherwise has lent an
a
To poisoned whisperings and venomed
lies.
We know him now-that hydra-head-
ed Beast!
From every head there darts a forked
tongue,
From every tongue a thousand We
nomed stings.
Aye, we have followed on his Shiny
path,
And, with our common sword of right
e~ouSneSS,
Have left him crushed and bleeding,
But not dead! CIV
Dormant in the Winter of defeat,
He trails his sullen length, weak, i'm
potent;
One baleful eye alert, malevolent,
Watching, waiting, Warrington
what ? Britain,
We must be friends! Lest, basking in
the warmth
Of civil strifes and party chickering's,
He rally from the torpor of defeat
And, newly strengthened, rear again
his head.
"a League of Nations or a league Of
Dreams"
AS wise men sit in council hall, ane
fools,
Meath Satan's crimson banner, brae
and brawl,
Flash we a message to the waiting
world.
Let US %henceforth be one in act ant
aim
AS we are one in speech. Our unio1
shall
Become a bulwark of %unyieldint
strength
'Gainst which the hosts of evil bea
in vain.
So shall the Beast be crushed for ever
more,
! And from the purer ether shall arts
A world made strong thru suffering
wise thru pain;
A world whose goal is Peace an
Brotherhood,
Whose watchword, Unity, whose Law
Vida Savage Owens.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
WORLDS GREATEST PEACE
LEADER
Writer of the Worlds Declaration of
Independence and Worlds Labor
Emancipation

The members of the National Dem
ocratic convention assembled in San
Francisco on Monday sent greetings
to President Woodrow Wilson, not
only leader of the Democratic party,
but as the Progressive leader of the
Nation and advanced civilization. "In
recognition of the fact that the man
tie of Jefferson and Jackson has fallen
on your shoulders as the unquestioned
leader of u party, the hosts of De-
mocracy in national convention as
sembled have directed me to send you
the following resolution of apprecia-
ton and greeting:
The Democratic party assembled
in national convention, extends to the
President Of the United States its adj
miring and respectful greetings.
For seven of the most fateful
years in the history of our Nation,
Woodrow Wilson has occupied and by
his character, learning and power has
Pdorned the highest office in the gift
of his countrymen.
=" He has initiated and secured the
adoption of great progressive meas
ures of unreasonable value and bene-
fit to the people of the United States.
AS the commander-in-chief of the
army and navy of the United States
he has led the patriotic forces of his
country through the most momentous
struggle in history, cnd without check,
reserve or retardation, to an honorable
part in the immortal victory for liber-
ty and democracy, won by the free ma
lions of the world.
w hail these achievements, sir,
and are proud that they have been ac-
complished under your administration.
w rejoice in the recovery of
your health and strength after months
of suffering and affliction which you
have borne with courage and without
complaint.
W. deeply resent the malignant
onset which you have most undeserv-
edly been called upon to sustain from
partisan foes, whose Judgment is
warped and whose perceptions are OBJ
scared by a party malice, which con-
stitutes a lamentable and disgraceful
page in our history.
AT this moment, when the dele
gates to this convention from every
state in the union are about to enter
upon their formal proceedings, we
pause to send an expression of cheer
and admiration and of congratulation.
w rejoice and felicitate you
upon your speedy recovery from your
recent illness and congratulate Amer
lea that though temporarily broken in
body you have been able, with I'M
clouded vision and undaunted courage,
to press on for the great reforms
which you have fathered for the pres
ervation of peace thruout the world in
the interest of humanity and the adj
vancement of civilization. Long may
you live to serve America and the
world
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02

In 1919 an American poet has we'll
expressed in verse the union sentiment
America To Britain
"a League of Nations OF a league of
dreams ?"
Thus questions, from the chaos of de-
spair.
A world grown worn with waiting,
weak with pain.
Whether this covenant that wise men
Shall be a beacon light of hope that
leads
To peaceful haven, or as fairy lamps,
That vanish like the fabric of a
dream;
One fact above all else is paramount,
One truth supreme: Britain, we must
be friends!
No need of covenant or pact; the bond
That binds us was not made in council
Nor charactered in ink; but craven
deep
Within out inmost hearts, lettered in
And sealed with mingled, sacriicial
blood.
When were you not our friend =? That
Prussian King
Who with his Hessian hirelings
sought to crush
The love of justice and of liberty
That we had sucked with our Mothers
milk
That tyrant was not Britain No
Your heart
Was mirrored in the fiery words of
Burke,
The eloquence of Fox, the impassioned
tones
OF Pitt, exultant, fearless: II rejoice
That America has risen in revolt"
There Britain spoke! And SO, thru
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
God Save Us All

The British national anthem is "God
Save the King to the same tune as
america" With the approval of his
Majesty King George V, the follow
ing verses were added to the national
hymn.
Gone realm of races four
Blest more and ever more,
God ave u land!
Home of the brave and free
Set in the silver sea,
True nurse of chivalry,
God save our land!
"Kinsfolk in love and birth,
From utmost ends of earth,
God save US all!
Bid strife and hatred ease.
Bid hope and joy increase,
Spread universal peace,
God ave us all!
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
Was He Right :?

A Sunday School teacher had been
telling the children about crowns of
glory and heavenly rewards for good
people.
"Now, tell me-" she said, "Nho will
get the biggest crown"
A moments silence a little chap
piped out; "Him wot's got the biggest
head"
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
InternatiOnalists Return

New York, June 28-American dele
gates to the International Woman Suf-
trage Alliance Congress in Geneva
last month, headed by Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president Of the Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Association,
and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of
the secretary of the navy, returned
mere today on the steamship
on the Lafayette.-News Item.
DR.. Wellington Koo, Chinese min
lister to the United States, who repre-
sented China at the League of Nations
conference in Europe, also returned
on the Lafayette
Mrs. Gait accepted a reelection re-
luctantly. This shows that American
womanhood stands at the head of the
Woman's World Suffrage Alliance and
that the women of the world can work
internationally. The men should be
impressed by it..
China has signed the Peace Treaty
and it will be seen above that China's
representative has met at a League of
Nations conference. 1t is humiliat-
ing to progressive minded citizens
who have given moneys in Churches
for a generation to send missionaries
to other countries to cultivate an in
ternationa! Christian mind 10 see the
Catalines il tie U. S. Senate rave and
vote that this Nation should have
none of it. 1t is hoped there will be
enough voter3 at the next election to
bring the United States up to the in
formation benevolence of the Chinese.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
Americas Mission

The following verse was added to
our Nation song America, during the
World War:
"In service unto Thee,
To make the whole world free,
At Thy great call,
Our men go forth to fight
For God and for the right;
Arm them with Thine own might,
God save them ALL"
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02

Thomas Jefferson wrote the Decla-
ration of independence of the Ameri-
can Colonies. Woodrow Wilson wrote
the Declaration of Independence Of the
World in the Peace Treaty and
League Of Nations Covenant.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

senators would stand for the peace
treaty, "without the dotting of an IL
or the crossing t." except for the
presidential pressure bearing on them.
A presidential campaign is opening,
and Mr.. Wilson is the leader Of the
democratic party. As he commands,
they feel obliged to obey. Can they
qualifys'
Jeffersonian democracy and Jack
sonian democracy are old, and have
been powerful, shibboleths. Are they
on the eve of being scrapped? Have
they outlived their meaning and use
fulness! Has the war forced new
meaning on the word democracy as ap-
piled in American politics. And does
Wilsonian accurately and adequately
describe the new brand?
There is strong reason to expect dis
cusson of this subject at San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Bryan. who differs widely
with Mr.. Wilson, will be there. Mr..
Bailey of Texas, who differs widely
with Mr.. Bryan and quite as widely
with Mr.. Wilson. may be there-at
any rate, wants to go. And there are
many more, differing with Mr.. Will
son and with one another, and yet all
under the banner of de-
mOcracy.