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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

3Icrcn Sic babcn oaa Geripreheu. e$
hciBt Z ibcrtp 9ono o0er Bic.
torn q otc. 9luf oieiem Sdnllo-
ld)cin iino Die &c0inaungeu ongeqe-
ben, untcr ocucu Ole Jtegietung OaS
tScl0 pon >Sbncll gcborQt bat
NCbolten Sic <<bren @on0 i'm DC.
lib bis Bu Dem Gage on meldbem Die
Heglcutnu i'm 5um poIlen 8etrude
einl0lt 10 braudlru Sic iih insn,
ldcn feline Sor9en 5l MAIDEN. menn
er an eincm Gage boh mo om ndd).
lten GAGE nieOria im &rciie itcbt.
Sic uno Gnfcl Sum baIteu 1Sbr lle-
berelntonlmeH ciu. luo fclner miro
babel 5I fir5 foumcn.
Scr bette Hntb. Ger Dem 9eiiber
cineS 2lbcrtn Nou0s ertbeilt ueroen
fam, iit NehoIten Sic oen bon or5b-
nen acfauiten 9ibertp 9ono, iolanae
Der &ricga5uiton0 anoouert gr lit
ebenlo iidler uu0 pertruuenSlpiiroia
mic Die 0in0e2regierlinQ icIbit. 9tber
fauieu Sic }n ncm leblqeu nic6rigen
4}reiie 10 uiel mchr .mie Sic fouien ar
nern0aeu @clc ten Sic iie bis an
ihrer SoIligfeit, 10 miiiien Sic eiuen
8cpinn mnd)en ser Dem ltnterihieoe
5luiihcn ibrcm &erfallispreiie un0
Dem mli ihueu ouacqcbeneu Bertbe
cntipriht Iie 9Inloge miro iih gut
uer5inicn.
S1nIten Sic IShren 9ibertp @5GA
ieit nm foIicu Sic mebr."
Der Roth iett Ole 10 iehr i'm 8rciie
aeialcnen Bombs mo Rotcr 3u fou-
fen, oa oie Regicrtng iie gum 8oI1-
mertb pirilffnuien muB uno .piro.
uno bu iic beim ictigen Breiie ungc-
m0bnIidl bote 3inien briugen. 1T
iidlerlid1 gut Dab ober oiele 2eute
acgplrugen iinb. gum ietisen nieori-
gen Yreiic 5u perfaitfen, 1T uto
bleibt beoauerIid. Die Reaieruna
ioutc ltno fonnte ipohl aud G1pos
thuu. Den areis al pori oesRenlaper-
tbeS 5it bnItcn, ober sur 3eit baben
mir fciuc eigentIide goIfsrgiertna.
ionoern mebr cine fiir oaS @e3iid)t
Der Er iitirer uno % atri / o.
.ttrcr"l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
fSeISsna aeaeu &ian.

General Sqnocio GuriQuc3 mar.
id]jrt al ser Spite einer itartcu Nr-
nee mad Dem iiioIiohen Ghjbuabuo
nou no ans 6ranciseo &ina aulcfiin.
oigt hot. ooB cr Ole neue H1Q;cruna
befamplcn iper0e.
Tie 9tantaregieriing bon Ghibua.
hua hot icoen &crfauf pou @ttrdnteu
NIT mebr oIs IA 8ro3eut 9llfohoI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
9rnncr itreifcu.
9}clparf. q. &. 26. Wai.

Ftclpnrf. U, Z, 70. D{1l.
llnQcfdbr 1900 9rouer in Nefp
ort, Sericp GTtp. Rateriou @li3a.
beth lno 0arriion. q s.. Iegteu am
0hthpof sic glrbeit nieoer, unfbem
Sic @roucreien ibrc2obnfor0erlnnen.
So bis $40 3uIage nohentIjt. nbgc-
Ichnt boben neil fie oieie 2ohue iun-
Ter ocn acQrnmdriiaen @erbGItniTien
nidlt ouibrinaCn founten, ipie iie an
Qobcn, Gin @ranereibeiiber erflurt,
ieit GiniiihrunQ scr 8robibition era
3icltcn Die Vierbrdlcr uberhaipt
feline @GuInnc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
8eriabren ecgen Martens perihOben


Die 0cruchuIuua BET Dem Iapor
tationaeriohrcn QeQcn GuoluiQ Utor
tens. 0cm 5caUietagcnten IN oeu Ger
Staateu. uur0er b'5 5. SUM periho
ben. Ger }lumoit BON Wartcn5 er.
iufte I'M iDeitere 3eit 3lr GriIiuna
non 9aUei5motariaL weIhes bic glc.
gierung BET irjlberen 8ernebmun8en
porgelegt bat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
SclomaridlnI 9orupicc tuot.


g@lcH u. D{ot.
6eI0moridnu Sgcto3or 9orouiec.
0eichIabobcr 0itcrrerd]Iider lruppen
an Der italieuihcn Trout pom Gn0e
1915 his Cftobcr 1878, iit in 5olae
zines ShIoNouiane5 qeitorben Der
1eI0muridlaQ bcichIiatc anfongs ei.
ncn 3heil Ser 9lrmce II, muroe ipotcr
Cbcrbcic6I9hobcr oQer oitcrreidriidlen
Iruppcu ole geqcn ,5toiicn i1n ,Sel0
ItanOcn. 9}oh Der ltnllcuIid)Pu liieoer-
lalc bei Gaborctio lpur0c er git Gnoe
Don 1917 8clomnrihdll Gr gehorte
3u Sen ielnoIidcu @encralcn ocren
Nu9lie'crlug ole 2IlliIrtcn i'm Sch.
rIar mcgcn Ncrlctuna ocr 0ric8sQc.
ietc perlan9t h1bCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Snerta ift Merifss Sntsrims=
TraiiOent.
Die eanSe SauptitaSt RerifO trauert
aulaklid Der &eerbisuns Scs
tpSten YraiiScntcn.
81 9Saio, Ser, 25 0eoi


Gen. sSrnnciseo Tiuu bat audi Sic
neue merifaniite Regierung nit DtiB.
ahtung geItraft uno lid oonit ouBer-
hoIb oes @eietes aeiteIlt. Der @anbi-
tenfiihrer beiano iih am Qienstag,
mie nod 81 Roio, Ger. berihtet tpur-
DC, an Ser Spite elmer fIeinen 8efoIg.
id,aft 8lpiidlen Gorrol mo 9Simines,
Gbihuabuo. Sruppen Der De iocto.
&egierung baben Die 8erfolgiug a'''
eenommen. Alrf 8iIlos Gopf 1T ell,
gelobniing BON 10000 &eios ausge.
ieet iporoen.
Die sSriIt, treIhe Giua bon Ser
neuen Regierung geiteIlt mar, Inn iid]
fir ooer ipioer Die Renolition 5u er.
flGren. mar am Oienstag abeeIol,ien,
obHe oaB cine Intaport non 8iIIu ein.
gctroffen apar.
9ferifo, 25. 0toi.
aoolpho oe la 9nerta, 8oitperneur
oes Siaotes Sonoro uno SSiibrer Ser
iiingiten RepoIution. III ON Nontog
pom merifaniihen GonareB in oitber.
oroentlidlcr Gagung gum propiinri-
iden Grofioenten Werifo5 crpahlt
mor0en; er erbielt 224 Stimmen.
@abIo 8onsoIe5 IS. Ser neue 9r0ii.
bent bat bereitS nor elmer @ohe Die
auf ben a. >Sllli Observation-Disclosures.
pabI oui Grrmo oes GIanes BON
ggua Grieto bis gum 5. Scptenber
perihobcn un0 bleibt oaher bis oohin
Grdiioent uno SberbefehISbabcr ser
liberoIen GonititutionaliTten Irrnee.
Gen 4mtseio miro Suerto ON I Sum-
able9en.
Bur aIcihen 3eit. OILS Der Gonareb
III Siblrnq mar, Durbe Erdiibcnt &c.
nuitino Garrortn1 fpelher Iebten
0onnerstog III 8larcalnnton9o er-
moroet lporoeu mar, I'M GinfIond nit
icincm ous0riifIiden @unih auf sem
9olore$- Trieohoie, no ieit 2Sahrcn hic
Nrrmiten Scr 2rmec beer0iqt mcroen,
5ur Iebter 9ilthe bcitnttet. Gic gon3e
Nouptitaot Wcrifo mar in 3rouer.
mo lpohl 100000 Tcrioncn mobuten
Der 2eidenfeier bel. 9ln ser Spite
oc5 oiplomatiihen aorps. meldle5 lid
in corpore betbeiligtc, Iton0 ser nme-
rifoniidlc 9Ittodle Surnuerlain.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Nuioroernusen bes Mianoats
iiber 9lrmenien.
Die amerifaniidlc gotidlaft in Earis
aber 8rGitocnt @ilions Sfritt
hodDit iibcrraidlt.
lSnris 06 An1ni

9Srdfioent @iIions gntihIliB, ben
omerifaniihen Gon9reB I'm Die Ar.
rubne oes WonoatS iiber S(rntenien
5u eriud]er, bot in Der amerifmtiid,gn
@otIhaft in Tnris, mo man in itdn0t-
acr ,siiblung nit 0cn Rofrid}tpn il6er
ole 8orgGnge in &oroeroiien lit, JroB.
tes @rIto1nen heroorgerufen. Utan
nunoert iif Dor allen oaritjer, BOB
Ser Brdiioent gera0e iebt, 0u Irnle-
nien cine So1pict -9eqierltng geluoblt
bat, nit ieinem @nlit heruortrcte.
Gin D1itQIieo Der amerifoniihen Bot
idoft erfl1rte am Gienstag, pem Die
Ser. Stooten lid ictt in 9Irmenien
einnliihten, miirocn lie oa5u cine Be
iatungs Mrmee BON 100000 W}anu
brouhen, uno Dies altf 3ebn Sabre.
dblebncnoe Saltnng brbaucrt.
Qonoon, 26. Wtai.
2luf anbelnafridten aus NaIhings
ton bin, Die nteloeu, es lei feine Mus
iidlt, oaB Der omerifoniif,e GongreB
duf grafi6ent @ilions @unid BE-.
treffs oes lfonoats iiber armenie1
eingebeu rpiirbe, iaat GaiIn Chronicle
in 2on0on. oas b1ufig oIs Sprohrobr
Qlopo Georges 6ient. oies lei id1o0e,
6enn Die Ser. Stoaten hatten .eine
i0eoGe 0tanoats Mad)t" obgegeben.
Gin ioIhes Wanoot niir6e ibrearditc
nur penig in anipruh genomren
haben. uno Die Soften niiroen in fei-
mem gerhGItnib ;li Dem 8erth oieies
3ienItes fir 6ie Wcnidheit geItnnoen
haben. Gus 9Iatt ertloct, Die ioior-
tiee Ginriftnug zines gPaaont5 lei
uuerIdBIif ,ober uer iett oasieIbe and
iibernetmen rpoqe. niemun0 oltbec
amerifa fonue es tbun.. Doilp gtews
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

> Sulu5uIltl UpE
Ser. Stnaten pub
li5irt folgenoen @r-
LOB, Der 9auptia.
de nacb tpie iolgt
lauteno:
Sic Hegierulla
Der Ser. Stautelt
hat @clo bon &5b-
men geborgt, nm
Npu Nripd al fiunu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
3nid)e Grbolung 8nlaariens.
Eofia. 2G. 0Pot

@utgarien bat iid in belherf llS.
mertbcr 29ciic pom ariege erbolt Sul
4ergIej6 Wm &oriabr bicten 0ie
6cute olauaIteu0en 0crhdltniiie Die
2(taiiht. bag 0as 2ano Bel 8ieoergc.
mirmud ieincr uormalen rpirtbidoit-
Ijdcu Strait ale nnoeren 8nIfnnitoo-
ten ii6erhoIen Miro. 6erbor5uhebeu
bierbci lit, 0nb oieie roife Grbolltrg
ohnc otsn0rtigen 9eiitano Dor iih
alma. 2lb9eiahen uon ettpuS 9PehI, 0n3
i'm lrttcu 9Sohr non oen Der 5taaten
Qefuuit ium0c mar 8uIgorten BET iei-
ncm llnter6olt gdn3lid auf ieine eIge-
ncn SiIisqueucu ou9ciuieieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
GGina cruiocrt rSnapu.


4HtIIIN ~, -.NuI.
1a5 ousiudrtiqe 2tnt cnpi0ertc
,Sapons Norihlaq oui GinIeituu9 BON
Ecrbonohmaen, nm Ole Sbontuua.
,5raQc 6cj8uIeqcu. GHuas 5ton1-
puutt inQt 0ic 9nnuort lit ieit Ger
@eiacrlul. 0eu Irie0cnspertrog 81
rntcr3cid'ueu, mperdnoert China
mare cluc 3uriidgabe oe5 @cbict3
piQfonmten un0 rs Miro Die Neraut-
mortlmQ gum Sdubc 0e5 t5cbicts,
mcltc5 Die Sopaner rolmlcu. iiber-
nebmcu Die Ae9icrlntg crbIitt icoob
feine @eronIaiiunQ gum Guttritt in
iormclle Nerhan0lunqen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
SIN Gpusrek.
8aibinoton, 26. Moi

SCulplltSApIlf ~. -Dtut
Die 8erothung oes&erlangen5 Qri.
iioent 8iIions, oaB Der GongreB tin
Manoat Ser Ser. Staatcn iiber 9Irme'
llien outbeiBe, i'm Heprdientan.cn.
-9lusifuB fir glusspdrtige slu9e-
Ieeenbeiten tpurbe om Nitrpoh biz
ouf rpeitereS perihoben, 90 Sto1ts.
iefretdr Colin mittheilte, es iei INN
nidt mooIid, Dor oemgusIhuB 81 err
i6einen, I'M Die 9otihaft oas 8rdii-
oenten 81 erlautern Gs bieB, sen
&epitblifnnern liege beionberS nieI
oaran, oen StaatsIefretdr iiber Die
Nngeleaenbeit 5lt boren, troeo,m lie
entidIoiien ieien. oos Manoat eli per-
perien. Ser TIan ser 6iibrer in bei+
Ten &duiern lit, Dob Der @llnih hes
Grdiibenten 3undd)It i'm Reproietian-
ttnbonS erleoigt tperoen IoIle, oanit
Damn I'M Senat feline longere @ero-
tbing mebr nothig lei.
Senator Sithcod, Dent, Der
sSiibrer 0es @ilIonid)en 9lnbanges int
&anpf Inn sen @eriniIler 6rteben,
erfldrte on 0fittnod, er ge0cnfe
niht, ocn 8llnif oes Yrdiibentcn.
oaB sic Ser. Stnotcn oas Wtanoat
fiber Nrmcnien onnebmen, 81 utter
itiiben, illto iopiel er miiie, ieien and,
anoere oenofratiide Vtitglieber res
9lusihuiies filr altslpdrtige Inge.
Iegenbeiten oerielben 9tniid1t
@s iIt nod nif)t beitimn1t, oh Acr
9lusidui3 eincn nblebncltoen 9cridt
iibcr Sic 9otihaft oes 0rGli0enten oIr5
9lenltm geben o0er oie 8otidloit ein.
fod, Iiegen loIien miro. icine 81,
thinning tommt ieOod nidt in Sra
&c.
Die ginber1fltng 0cS 9lusiduiIe3
bate ilbcrroid)t, 6a man blSher ongc-
nontnen bate, Die 9lnaelegenhett
meroe bis nod oen Goupention5ferten
licqen bleibcn. Cider lit, ooB Ole Res
publifaner fait geidIoiien, uno audl
niele Gemofraten gcgen OaS Manoot
| ftn6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Senats sInsIdDnfs uerlutrft Ianbut
Noi!linaton. %. Wlni

gNuIVTHWIUW, 20. WIWV.
Ser Senat5 9lusif)uB fir aus
mGrtiqc 2lrgeIegenbeiten nenparf am
Ionner$togporinittag Grdiioent. @il-
ions @erInngen, Dab sic Ser. Staaten
iiir sic NutionenIiga ons Wtonoat
iibcr 2(rlnenien iibernehme1; mir
bier Qemofrotpn itinnten gc9eu Sig
fen abIehnenoen 9eif]Iui3.
Ser 9lusihuB nabm nit # 0egeK
4 Stimuen eine Reiolution on rie
iagt, Der GongreB lehnte e5 odltung3'
ooa ob. Der Grefutipc Die @eiu8ri9
3u geben, Elm Wnnont iiber 9lrmenie.l
an5unehmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
gcbcngmitttlprciie III 6uaIaao.

Gon0on Sic @eben5m,ttei.
prciic marcn am i Nlai i'm 8es.
qlcidl NIT -ouen uor ncm aricae
nm 1lG Fro}eut gciticaeH mo es
iiH0 @Iu5nd}tcu por1an0cn. ooB ne
nod bobar mcroen. iaat Charles L.
Y}cGuroD, Ra6ritoiiminitcr. III ci-
rent tijBlit uer0ienttdtcn oiit
}icQ1n 9crid)tc.
@crr 9icGurb0 meit inociieu
oaraui bin 0aB 6ic 2ctcuamittcI.
preiie in GngInuo INNER nod ME
ori1er iiH0, oIs In JraHfreid, lta
lien mo ztm10H uuo iagt 0aB
lie MID. oiel b0ber im0. ais IN 0el
Ger 5tanteu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Sirclt IN 9utibus.

&ouoon lie 9lr5clter in aott
GUS BADEN ciugn 3cucrolltIcIf er.
Hart nat0am Eulppru 0es @cnc
rails BON %iltnujB wlcoer in oic
5tc>, ctnQcrildt inn, meloct cine
9erlner 2cpcihc oe3 GrhauQc e.
lcQrapA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Die 9ibertp SOnbs.

; Sdlobant ser
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-21

kets and transportation centers, and
would include the handling of mail
and express storage and warehouse
facilities, etc.
CREDITS. A complete file Of all pur-
chasers who run accounts at retail and
Wholesale establishments, this is to be
available for each and every business
mouse that is . member Of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce
EXHIBITS. Exhibits Of manufas-
tured products and raw material.
either separately or combined, such as
corn shows, live stock exhibits, poul-
try shows, and fashion shows, exhibits
Of electrical appliance for the home
and farm, farm implements, hardware
products, modern home equipments,
etc. Special sales days to establish
combined sales Of farm products and
manufactured products with bargains
offered both ways.
INSURANCE. Investigations of the
insurance rates, the prevention Of
losses by fires, which includes the eur
vey Of the city from the standpoint Of
fire protection.
CONVENTIONS. The providing
for adequate place for conventions,
either county or state, which neces-
sarily lean an auditorium and other
accessories for q convention.
ADVERTISING. A thorough study
of the county, the issuing Of pamph-
let's descriptive Of the eounty's import
ant resources, and telling about Sui
livan county. The department ought
to work successfully with the real
estate and land office business or
CARNATIONS.
BANKS. Banks are usually we'll
organized and cooperate. 1t is pos
sible there might be worked out a
plan of FARM LOANS and loans for
the development Of city property on
a long time basis which might be very
helpful to the development Of the
county and the city.
RETAIL. Most Of the work under
this head would be covered by the
credit department. Each classified
list of retail merchants to go together
to study their own problems, send a
delegate to other cities to see how
business is conducted in other places,
and combine with other merchants in
the retail business in the city, and
thus in a measure combating the in
roads of mail order houses. Combined
exhibits Of products offered for sale
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-21

the stores, flowers surrounding the
public square, flower boxes on the
turning blocks at each corner Of the
square would add very materially to
the attractiveness Of the city. Com
petitive gardening, both vegetable and
flowers would arouse interest in this
work.
FIRE AND POLICE PR0TEC-
TON This includes q study Of ex-
listing mean for protection Of both
life and property, and any necessary
remedies obtained.
| SECOND. THE PRODUCTION
DEPARTMENT OR BUREAU. In q
rural comm l1ity like Audrtin county
every effort oughs to be made to in
crease production Of raw material.
The rural business men and the city
business men ought to cooperate in
this work. The first problem to study
is that Of Just returns for labor, risk
and investment by the usual business
men and every effort made to see that
compensation is as just and equitable
as possible, thus becoming a marked
contributing factor to increase pro-
duction. Education for the children
who attend the rural schools is funda-
mental. This ought to be a study OF
the existing methods of instruction to
ascertain how they apply to the bus
mess of farming. There ought to be
held frequent Institutes On the grow
ing of products, st~andardizing Of pro-
duction and c~o-operatives marketing.
Chamber Of Commerce might easily
have available pamphlets and infor-
nation on in reference to poultry, and
occasionally hold poultry shows and
offer prizes for the best exhibit.
DAIRYING. An investigation of
the county's resources, its major pro-
ducts, and what it's possibilities are, a
program of dairying which would nat
urally mean the establishment of
profitable creameries, etc.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS The
experience of other states and coun-
ties indicate that in the organization
Of boys and girls clubs for the grow
ing and raising Of food products and
live stock, there has resulted an in
tense interest among the young people
for the business of farming, and has
provided opportunities for social life
and other activities which compare
~favorabIy with the boys and girls
scout movement of the cities.
OTHER UNDEVELOPED RE
SOURCES, By the scientific study of
the geology of the county, there might
be revealed mining possibilities, such
rs coal, oil, gas, commercial clays, etc.
And these Investigations might lead
to the establishment of industries
along these lines.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY?
OR MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.
This department deals with such sub
jects as the vocational training for in
dividuals, housing for employees, loca-
ton Of factories, adequate transpor-
tation to and from markets, switch
ing freight rates, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR-
TATION. This department ought to
have on hand complete information in
reference to present transportation
facilities, movement of freight by raj
or truck, switching facilities, interur-
ban transportation, highways Under
this head, is good roads which estab-
fishes communication between the
rural business and and the city mar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-21

by retail merchants would do much
to educate the public to what the re-
tail market now offers.
The above outline is a mere skeleton
TO give the newly organized Chamber
Of Commerce an outline Of its possible
plans for work, and Of showing to its
membership the possibilities Of an or
~ganization Of this kind in Audrain
county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-21
Little Eva" Mamisd.

sHELBYvILLE, Ill. October 49,
Ingram B. Pickett, son Of NJ. B. Pick
EFT of this city. and Miss Viola G.
Wynn, daughter Of . Los Angeles
dentist, were married Friday at
Riverside, Cal, according to a tele-
gram received by Pickett's parents.
Pickett is at present employed by the
Leo White Film Company or Los An
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-21

J. L Head, Of the Meaningless
Co. Of st. Louis, well knoxn
visited in this city Saturday.
one of the famous shots IN uEis
try.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-21

geIes. He Is - years ed kn1 4
uate Of the Missouri Miilt>ry
denny Of Mexico. No. and Is kn<
Little Eva
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-03

the Near East srn I psopl IL, Due 70
Americas Il gen 81 osity the terrible
famine conditions have been greatly
ameliorated. N This Ii not ito say that
there are no starving people in Ar
menia and western Asia. We're the
Near. East Reflects monthly distribu-
ton OF 1000 tons of -four discon-
Etinued, conditions would immediate
ly revert to the horrors Of q year ago,
where cannibalism was prevalent In
many sections. S5f. i s. ss.,} y{ Al 7
A bird eye view of the Near East
Relief's field Of industrial reconstruc-
ton il superimposed upon the Unit
ed States would cover q rectangle
reaching from Minneapolis to Port
land, Ne, to Wilmington, N. c., and
Antonio. Texas, back to Minneapolis,
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MINI. s6 M much for the fsat of sdis-
'tributing relief supplies over 10
large an area. In q land where rail
ways are few and good roads are
almost unknown S5es ss.i Elsis
When and how will the Near East
people become self !? What
Industrial opportunities await them?
How aresthey responding to American
methods Of reconstructions! These
are inquiries coming ii to the state
headquarters. DR.. Westenberg says,
Sat least one may say that conditions
have improved sufficiently to justify
Inquiries. General industries were
utterly paralyzed at the outset, but
the Near East Relief's two policies Of
feeding the individual and OF giving
him work, went hand III hand
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direction of the CloQuet Experiment
station 4;
Last year." says Professor Brier-
ly, I'VE were able to secure the CO.
operation of the United States De-
partment< of Agriculture, which has
been working ten years or more with
the eastern high-bush specie. Thru
this department we now have at Clio
quet approximately 700 hybrids. No
body knows, Of course, what they win
10 but We believe that some OF these
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and w. H. Kenety, superinten-
dent of the State Forestry Station at
Cloquet.
Burberry study was taken up CO.
|operatively by the horticultural and
forestry divisions OF the university In
the spring Of 1916. Because the blue
berry requires acid or at least neu-
trail soil, the soil Of the ordinary
gardens are Of little value. Thus far
all the work has been confined to the
northern part Of the state under the
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THE POT AND THE KETTLE.

There are but few cities or towns in this country
but what have their pots and their kettles men
whose principal form Of diversion consists Of vilffy
ing each other But it is poor policy.
mind that can see nothing good in others
has loose screw of its own. tn cogs are not
well oiled-its working parts are not properly
adjusted. 49, -
In all people there is much that ID bad, but
there is always something that is good. We sec
the imperfections and magnify them BY ~repeti-,
ton The goodness We gloss over and forget %5s@"
The pot is black and 80 il the kettle, and It
i'll becomes either to t1aduce the other. The public
is not greatly interested in the private opinion Of
person regarding another, and it tires Of hearing
them shouted from the housetops or roared from
the cutters. ~,.-r
If the pot and the kettle would clean their own
bottoms they would have little occasion for throw
ing stones at each other.
Many cities are boasting Of their increase in
population But it will be more to the purpose to
lament over the depopulation Of the FARMS y
Some people appear to carry their honor in their
pockets, and such pockets are generally full Of holes
The man who minds his own business generally
finds that business well worth minding
A wish gratifed is longer wish. 1t has Lost
its charm.
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million dollars year to police the border now
Anoka herald. =

IHAu1Ou uO1A0kO yeAI " pune CIS UV1ueI uOW.~-
Anoka herald. =
Looks as il large number of men would be
idle after May !, about 500 in the lumber distrcts
Of Bemdj, where strike for eight hours is threat
ened The companies declare the demand viii
not be granted.-Stillwater Gazette.
Back yard farmers must have personality in order
to farm a garden successfully, says an authority.
We always knew that INDUCING in personalities was
a frstrate way to start human sass. Can garden
sass be started that way, too?-Crookston Times.
If this investigation Of the news print situation
continues much longer there will be little need Tor
any action as half Of the publishers Of small papers
will have quit the game before any relief can be
obtained-Little Falls Transcript.
--O
J. Adam Bede says that it was awfully hard
for him to stay in the democratic party. It would
be, naturally, in Minnesota, for any man who puts
personal advantage above principles. Wheeloeks
Democratic Weekly
With Fred Sherman in the Office of secretary Of
state there would be apleasure in visiting the state
house and meeting one Of the states most efficient
and accommodating state oficials-Aenahga Jour-
nal.
When men 60 out on strikes regardless Of agree
ment, it once more shows that contracts are only
scraps Of paper.-Stillwater Gazette
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When men 60 out on strikes regardless Of agree
ment, it once more shows that contracts are only
scraps of paper.-Stillwater Gazette.
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FROM DEVASTATION
!. 4. TO ACTIVE INDUSTRY

il Minneapolis, May a. Yesterday
Starving Today Working: To-
morrow-self-supporting',. are the
words Of DR.. Westenberg State Di-
rector in reviewing the conditions Of