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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade
Here's an euay wny 70 save ss. and
yet have the beet cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard OF this we'll
known plan OF making cough syrup at
home. But have YOU ever used IL 7
When YOU do, you will understand
why thousands OF families, the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. lt's simple and
cheap, but the way it takes hold of
u cough will quickly earn it q per-
manent place in your home.
Into pint bottle, pour 2ia ounces
OF Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup To FIJI up the pint. Or, il
desired. use clarified mulasses, honey,
or corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup.
Either way, it tastes good, never
spoils, and gives YOU full pint of
better cough remedy than you could
buy Teady-made for three times its
cost.
1t Is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy conguers a
cough usually in % hours or less. 1t
seems 10 penetrate through every air
passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or tight
cough. lifts the phlegm, heals the MEM
branes, and gives almost immediate
relief. Splendid for throat tickle,
boarseness, Group, bronchitis and bron-
chial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
and has been used for generations for
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your,
druggist for "2ig ounces OF Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed TO give ahso-
lutte tatisfartiOn ur money refunded,
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03
SiocAh Makn Oalnh.

NEW YORK, Jan Tho now year
opened auEpiriouSly in tho financial district
the stock market sdding many tuhaauta.
rsins 10 the wIde range ~ aivhu,oa madr
IN tho early days OF he vcrt.
Trading wss not especially active uNiN
the final hour whom tii money .oupeI
from It's initial rate Of 30 60 q per .oIt. uut
what IL lacked in 'hai respect was uofa
than balanced by tho dIv,fuhs1 dealings
TodAy's money rates vcfr UpFlHIHf..
easy, his condition however aUp' siul oU.s
10 demand funds PcrccpuOIe Improvement
also was fhosn by leading foreign remit
tAneos
StecH equipment motors and tUr
speciAltios dominated the session ht c,'frmy
gains Of . 10 q points mauy 81 thcsD lt
tanning their highcs lrvr.s trtn Tho no
vemher reversal oils. toharroF. Irlturfs pfi
,hippings contributed their quota but grlus
IN ttanspurtauous voru ronusrAtIvr.g WuI
crate The more dfstIDpt,, tIr,A.tIoa
notably American wooden, fose and f.H
within fSe.p1int radius sud many uu.
classified issues displayed similarly ,rrhf,
tfndenele'. although closing mostly i,
rains, Sales amounted 20 ll21.tuu shares
Bonds were strong, especially speculative 30.
sues and the Liberty group rallied with ir
isrnationst. 1otsi sales, par value, vero
4lTTT3.OOO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03

side had advocated q solution which
The other would consider favorably.
Both Senator McNary ana senator
LenrOot ~ Wisconsin aud other OF
the mia rcscrvatiouists are under
stood 90 have urged upon Spnator
Lodge the advisabiiity Of aggressive
efforts toward "a compromise offer.
They have understood 10 have
warugd him unless compromise ne
gol1'ious were IN . promising stage
by Monday when the senate recon-
veues. the mild rcseryationists would
support the proposal of Senator
Underwood, democrat OF Alabama.
for appointment OF bipartisan n
Cancellation committee.
Senator Lodge also saw Senator
Swanson. democrat OF virginia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03
Kansas cltv nrnln

KANSAS CITY. Jan 2-Cash wheat
steady 10 2c higher No hard a. ~ ~
pi No 2 81 t5n q. 90 No rod Z . ab
Ws 5s. 40. S2.i5.
Corn steady 10 Ir lower. No. . mixed
81 A7mI ~ No. . white $li0mI4s: No
2 yellow $50.
oats about unchanged No white $50.
No, 2 mixed So No. rcd 50 "a $50,
Rye 81 7OHt14
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03

SEW YORK. Jan . 2--Co,tonseed oil was
higher on short coverings and support from
rufiucrs Tho strrugth iu cotton was a
factor. PIT offerings were light Final bids
Wrre lG ~ - points net higher. SaleS l3,
600 barrels Liberal sales OF crude have
been made at gOr Prime crude $50 90
prime summer yellow spot f2l rs; March
f9g t6; May Sl265 July s227s Prime
winter yellow and summer white nominal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03

NEW YOkN, jan Metal exchange
quotes Lead strong spot and March 7.s7
bid Spefer strong, spot gOOd0l2
At London Lead spot s. l5y. futures
90 5s; zinc 90 los: futures 50 los.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03

EAN.AS CITY. Jan. Butter; cream.
cry unchanged packing 2c lower. SOC
Eggs 2c lower. trsts soc: seconds age.
Poultry hens 1c lower 22@27c; others
unchanged.
Potatoes i0c to zoe higher, s365Q45o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03

There's one thing more you want;
that's all round satisfaction. You'll
get it here; guaranteed; or money
back.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03
New York Monnv

New York Money.
NEW YORK Jan. Mercantile papor
30 MerIihs to'day bulls sd7ti commorcisl
today bills on banks SJ7i commercial
cables s37pL F''''F d
Francs demand 1919. cables io7I
ldres demand 10 90; cables t1'tt
Marks demand 2 05: cables % oH
strong '"''"'" p"ons
Time loans strong; 10 days, 90 daya And
months per cent bid '' "'"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-03
Chicago Price Range
Tort Wotth Llvn Rtock .

For, Worth 1.-Two Stock.
FORT WORTH Texas Jan - cam.
keccipu 700 head. market UNCHANGED
hrcves 5000 t2 90
Hogs Receipts 500 head. ma,kst
stcady3 heavy tli6Om1iG5.
sheep Rcccitps 900 head. market
steady lambs fll.5OmIG5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
GREEN PEAS
DOWN ONE CENT
Increased Arrivals Force the
Prices TO Lower Level

Increased shipments OF green peas
from California forced the lr'al mar.
ket down "Wednesday 90 10 cents. a
drop OF one cent from tho previous
day.
New California potatoes hav. also
taken slight tumble. wholesalers
reducing quotations half n cent per
pound. i'rioes today are iois cents
Rhuharb prices remain steady at
81 20 cents. Wholesalers report
an improved movement OF stnwbor-
rios at 81 per crate.
Florida grapefruit market showed
"a SITTER undcrtone wednesday.
Dealers said that prices In Florida
were being boosted and that II would
he Improbable for them 10 buy at
the higher quotations
Butter and egg markets remain
steady, with prices In both limos un-
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Mag if.--Grain futures
sent 10 new highs ggain today on ths
Chicago Board Of Trade. Opening irv.s-
uisr the market drNsiopef q stfonE tons
ans ciirnted on high cash corn price,
ca3h corn sold as high az tsil A brisk
demand coupled With Ugh, rse~tpss ard
reports OF = s-tneh rainfall On Iowa
caused sharp upward turn In TIE mar.
Ne, aftsr the weak OPENING. rneon-
firned rafnora OF . EearrsI railroad
strike this nlon'h stso caused TIE naAr-
kef 60 act tuilinh.
May eorn ep.n~f dovn Ne ~ Nss.
but Later gained iNei July corn CpeHsd
at "a 49,. w Nc. and later vas w De-
September corn oprnei down Ae at
ti.ssS and later gained fke
MAY cat. opened ~ ei.rA and later
was Up Ne. July oats op~nsd Ne up at
21Ae. later vas gp iAcs H<ptemtsr' oats
opened 81 ~ NC. up Ne and later gAissa
he
Provisions were higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. May is--He..-R~ceipts
1000 head. market itc higher. Buik Of
nslea. tttUtsts. butchers. siisst pack
inE. tts,te0ifaki light utseuis,ss.
piss. ti,OtATs. roush.. sisfs0isfk
fss higher Beef. tf,TkUiii butcS~r
steers. tsDisso. csnnor. aud cutters.
ssg7.Tb stoeksrs and feeders. ts.1sG
tii.ss. cove. ts.Ts0ti.7si calves. me
va
ehssp--Mars-s s,ees head rarsst 1.
ito iewar. tAmhs. tttbe y 1870. s~es
fgTtDll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

The Pacific Steamship Co. an
nounced. Tuesday. tho longtbening OF
sailing periods from san Francisco
south from % TO Is days for the
steamers Senator and Curacao In.
creased freight offerings 10 the roa'
son assigned for iengtheniny the op
Grating periods OF the two liners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Rank CLEARlNGs
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. May ia--fndustrtal Ia
sues held attention OF traders at the
stock market openinx today, most stocks
In this class showing goed gains over
yesterdays close. The motors were neg
leetsd. While steels ana eauipm~nts
her opened at ~. off Y Central Leather.
foN. oft y rssas Company. "a. un-
changed Republic steel. bs@, un.
changed. baldwin. rs. up ~ Hsthi.ho IN
~ ssA. up ' unlted atatss steel. ssA,
unchanged; ROYAL Dutch. iis. OFT y
Mexican PETROLEUM. isi. up ~ Pan
American. tefA. up y.
After some early hesitation big buyfror
orders appeared In tho oila Pan Amsri-
can made an early hlsh, Close to ies
Mexican Petroleum At isfs vas up a.
polnts from Tuesdays low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Melville Dollars
Wireless Damaged?

VANCOUVER, %. G., May Il
An accident has apparently befailen
the wireless apparatus on the steam.
er Melville Dollar. on May 2 she
reported herself off Dutch Harbor,
zoo miles from Vancouver. on the
way TO this port.
she should arrive today but curl.
ousiy enough no nearby wireless sta
ton has reported her calls since the
enc 10 days ago. That her wireless
e. nut Of commission is the probable
explanation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

when the new Japanese-built
.6eamship Eastern Tempest docks
n~re. wednesday. and the liner Ka,
tort Maru onThursday. the Nippon
vusen KaiSha will be represented In
r.rt tyy three vessels, two of which
win birth at the Great Northern
.aer for discharge at this port. The
shsrd vessel In port In the TajIma
r6aru. one Of the new additions To
~ cors:panys local flseL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

BRE.MERToS. May i2.-Dclay in
tho completion OF repairs will pre-
vent the u. =. s. Arkansas from
leaving the Puget Sound station I'M
ill Thursday or Friday. The navy
ship was scheduled to leave today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

SAN FRANCISCO. May i7.--sin.
sic passaEe rates bctwet herr and
Honolulu will b. Increased by $50
each June by the six steamship
companies clearing out Of this port
for the Islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May is.~-wnns foreign
exchange Was generally steady al the
opsninx to-day, demand steF!inx regis
tered q Ne loss at tis,N. franc checks
at tissc we're up - c~ntimes. lira
checks at issse. up . csntifns. mark.
demand ooe and cables 1ess. Canadian
dollars. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. May i,s--coffse I
nio. tts gitse par 10, No. aaato.
an estAe per ID.
suxany-Rs~. ig,sso per 10. srsauisisa
fs.tea SIC per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

Some mcn Ket up with The lark
and take n swallow before breakfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

public IN SWALLOWING The old. old
plffie and bunoombc Of the lead.
ing candidates. indicates that he Is
right.
And. doubtless. any man II n fool
who speaks the unpleasant truth
sharply. Let US drivel Of brother.
hood. and economic freedom. and a
glad day Gaming. and the rest %
the soothing syrup that silly fools
pour down their silly necks while
tho world rakcs itself 10 ruin.
but a wAyfaring man. tho thrice
an idiot. can sce with half an rye
that unlcaa this big. silly country
changes It's program. unless u cuts
ia governmental expense about In
half, unless II boosts its taxes TO
tho limit. and unlena we get In and
dig for two generations. VIC arc not
going 90 endure as n free nation.
We have in a few months loaded
ourselves with a debt burden that
il likely 20 break us. At hcat, this
debt Win mean moaEcr living.
sczlnt enjoyment. hard work and
hugo taxes for all OF un for years
and years. At worst. IL win mean
Reputation. bankruptcy and the
enslavcment Of our children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

IYBE Senator Myers IL
right Tho way tho pres
identlal campaign IL go
ins. tho way congress IL
Performing. the way tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

FAR no candidate for
any high federal office
has indicated that he
either knew or cared
about his country'a sad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

situAuon. nor nave the people mai
atsd any intelligent conception Of
tn. crisis.
hut WITHOUT an immediate
change In our methods. and with
out q Wpcedy elimination OF those
Wholesale footing schemes. and
without the election OF real. CON
Atructive. zane executive TO tho
presidency. this nation II going TO
hit tho hardest bump In lis history.
probably within n year.
And whilo the great win suffer
with the lesser. the chief hard.
ship. tho chief suffering. tho chief
misery will come to tho 90 per cent
~ us who should elect men instead
Of jaw bones TO office. but who
never do.
That's how IL seems 10 me. Wait
n ysar and SEQ how good my
guess IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
As IT SEEMS
TO Me
DANA SLEETH
Cstar.s ON Page Ouci

ably insures his defeat. while the
senator who ioots tho till and div.
vics bit with his constituency by
securing a new federal building. an
ornate postofflce. a hundred thou.
sand 10. deepen some obscure river
ehannel-that senator viii be ro.
turned with an Increased majority.
The men who want TO fattcn at
tho public crib are a unit: the tar
payers are a herd caught by $40
gana. fooled by silly speeches.
cajolod by bunk. and thrilled by
the sham heroics OF national polit
ioai conventions.
Senator Myers. of Montana.
Etruck II exactly right when he In
terruptod Senator Thomas and
said:
Il do not think there In a par
that the great body OF American
people win act according to any
sort OF common understanding In
these matters. The special inter
ests win continue 10 cast their
votes IN one block. M one vote"
(meaning those interests seeking
bonuses. pensions. appropriations
fat. inccnsel "and tho remainder Of
tho people will simply go 10 tho
polls and vote according 10 politics.
They will vote a party label. and
that sort of thing II going. In my
opinion. 10 last as long AZ the
American republic shall last"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

Alaska Steamship Co.
Albers Bros. =. =. Co.
Alexander 4 Baldwin
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Border Line Transportation On.
Clapp Stevedoring Co.
w. G. Dawson 4 Co.
Dodweli 8 Co.
Dodwcll Dock 4 Warehouse Co.
East Waterway Dock and
Warehouse Co.
General Steamship Corp.
w. K Grace q Co.
Griffiths 3 Spraguc Stcvedor-
ing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

International Stevcdoring Co.
Mitsui Seattle Steamers
Nippon Yusen kaisha
North Coast Stevedoring O..
Osaka Shosen kAishs
Pacific Steamship Co.
Puget Sound Stevedcring O..
Rothschild Stevesioring Co.
Struthers 4 Dixon
Thorndyke 4 Trenholme
Transoceanic Steamship ca.
Virginia Dock 3 Warehouse
Go.
Frank Watcrhouss O..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
Sterni6nnppen nno Oalqen=
bnmOrtitiides.

So mCit EN- fiihler CONNER -
aoer Ser @trbit miro hciB ueroeu,
mus bcIBer merocu, ic ndher mir haIa
, 9'opembcr fomncu, beionoer5 IT.:
Die Genlofrntcn.
- g|un 10 nnh un0 Hadl mer0en
Sic @rciic ihon micocr hcruuterqchen.
9&le mir b0ren, bot Elm ,5rauIein, No3
pcacl ogcbrodlenent Ner5en" uu4
$4,000 Jetloat botte. iih MN nit
$1,000 5ufric0cn gegebeu
- 9tdlt Die idlinuncrnoe Ibat uoc
Dem NuQe ser Mclt - nidt 6oS Itiir-
ucn0e aIotihcn oc@ 9ciiales Scr
V|cnge - Sic inncre Cuenc Ser Chat
it's, Oic 5luiihcn Gugcu0 lmo In.
tuQcn0 entidci0cu.
- 9toB it, mas nidlt troden lit,
nbcr troden lit nod lnnge nid]t I'M.
mcr mas nnB 3it iciu uorgibt.
Ger poInlihe Yremier lebnt cS
ob lidl 0arilber 3lt duBern, ME er lid)
Ole @llfe pom 0cn IQlirten oenft.
McIIeidt lit eS idon nit einigen
,SoIif)nliin5ern gethau.
- Die 9nItfreien GuIiIornier bo.
ten oen Sammanaiten bon gtsfp g)orf
9Ipielliren un6 2imennoe an. Da lab
man, rpie ipeuig Die 9eute ser 3D.
-&iiite nic 2eute ser atIant:i6en
&itite tenheu.
Ger Ofnnn nit ser Shubfnrre
tbut Dem 9dnoe iett mehr uotb ais
Ser Ninnn I'M gutomobiI.
0oB bie glniirten geraOe in
& nsIiicn ibre groBen Shlap~
pen erleioen, Scigt micoer einmol, mie.
bclultiidiih gtomeu Iein fonnen.
- tSr0uIein (6a@ nidlt redlt pel6,
mas e& eiien ipilO: n9itte Scllner.
beitelIen Sic mir lieber itott Cans eli.
ncn &erin9
&ellner tin sic Slide rufen0);
yJiir Die @ an $ einen Sering."
49, Eoelie un0 Groid. Gin Sont.
mcririihIer idreibt IN Elm 6remoen.
bud: n8er uidt licbt Ncilt, 8e;5,
@eIang, Der bleibt Elm 9tarr Iein Sc.
ben lang"
Gin an6erer &err, scr nah ihns
fommt, bemcrft 0arllntcr:
j., Weuu Oh meIn Npiclpein gcf1rnt,.
@iein 8eib 0ein Gi9eu nltf genlnrt.
@ar' Dir i br 2ieo inS Gbr ge6rrn~
gen,
9ei Soft. ou batt'it nift I 0 9e-
illngen."
- Ginen irontnlen 0unih Bot bor
einiaen 3alcu elm befannter llniuer.
iitGtsreftor aeaubert: n3br 2aoieS---
500 8 re + 'eul"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
Sd)itfabrtsabtOnlmcn Swiidrn
Imcrita unO 6ambnrg.
&icl 9tuBen miro OnuUn crmnrtct nm
autl cine pOlitlidl aiiHitigc Gin
ujrtiu0 crhUfit,
Manhnra. 20 NnI.


Sd'iiiuhrt@ uu0 Giuuujfrtjic ithcn
in Dem 45tommcn }piihcn Der Sam.
9lmsrjcau Shjp < Commerce Gorpo.
9lcurcon Chip 4 Commerce Gorpo-
ration ciuca Der bcocutunaapouitcn
GrciQuIIio iiir GcutihIau0 icit Dem
AricQ. Gurh 0a@ 9lbfommcn iolcn
iriibcrc ocltticbc Nan0claitraBcn iijr
Ole onlcrifoniidc Sd)iiiabrt Qeofinct
pcr0en. Die Ieutiteu fommcn bier
ourd) nit Ser 9IuBemucIt micocr in
NeriIhrlmQ lm0 3ambtrQ erhdIt Gic.
Ieacnhcit icinc SteIluuq ale Elm gro.
Ser @ofcn mcuIgitcn2 einigcrmoBcn
3urilfSulrulnucn. 9tbQeicheu lc0od)
ppu 0Cn crpartcten Nonoelaportheilcn
lcgcu 0ic Qcutidlen ser &Creinboruna
1robCa politiihc@ @cniht BET. Ser
nornloIe Stano Der Oinqc, iaQte Gjc,
ncrol0ircftor Guno pun 0CrNanlmlrQs
9Imcrifa &lnlc, fam nur fuieoerfpm-
men, mem Gcrtrcter lpirtbihnitlithcr
,Nltcrclicn mcdieIicitige geitrcbungcn
in cine ncllc un0 enaerc Gerbin0ung
3il bringcn Iudlfn nls nor Dem GrieQ
moglidl mar, Iie Gouiercn5 i'll spa
lei Ser bette RerpciS, oaB bd$ 3uium-
mrupirfCu pon 9fotjouen nid)t hurh
cine lieareidle 6eBierlng hcrbeiac-
filhrt mcr0cn fam. mclhc elmer he.
iicgten Regierung @c0inglmgcn oif.
tirt lluicrc &erhouoluugcn nit ocn
Ser Stnatcn beitGtigcu Dies, iuhr
Guno tort. &on criten Iuge Der @c-
iprrdlunQcn ou mnren mir ms be
must, 6ab 0leie eritc Grucucruna Scr
6reimoid}nIt bel e;ncm mid)tiqcn unO
cntid)clocu0eu Quutt nuirihtig uno
binocno icin miiBtc. &orbcrcitungcn
3ciQcn Onb uitlt blob oic &omburacr
e3eieuidloit, ionocru aud dnocrc
2lnien Elm umfniicnoca Shiii@bnu.
pro9ranm pInnen.
@nihlngton, 20. 1Suli.
9iofl Sem Gpriibcnocn @cnion Don
Der @merlcan chip & Commerce
Corporation IinO oic en0giiItigen Gin.
3cInheitcu 0e5 Ibfonunen5 mit ser
Nambur8 Nmcrifa 2nie nod nidlt
ausaearbeiici. GeutidInno iou nah
oep EIdncn crIoubt ner0eH. icinen
1echnnocI auf elner Qleihtu @rluo.
Iaac mie0er oui5ubaucn @cnion bait
Die Gntluiflung Der iriiberen San.
0eI&itroBcu Der 1umburger 2inie
ourd) Die omerlfaniihc Sd]iifabrt iiir
clnen YfeiIteritreih. nm sic nmerifa.
n;Id}c 5nnoeI9mariue I'M 0Cttbcmerb
nit ben @auiiabrteiiIoiten Scr Welt
aur cine ijtlcre @rlnoiaae 5u itcIlcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
6arOinaS 9fcbc.

Nod einiqen einIeitenocn g8ors
ten erfldrte Senotor @nroiug II. o..
ooB er an @artelregierung i'm Sc
9enias 81 perionIIther Reaicrlmg,
eit5eIn, 6iftotoriid) ober olttofratiidl
CLAUDE. Inter elmer gepoIferlmg bon
1nehr ols 100 WiIlionen lit Elm Gin,
oeitononib iiber oIle ;5rngen unnog=
lid. 8orteien meroen pon S5euen 9e.
biloet, Die 81 elmer gemeiniameu
Iniiht gelangen. Gie omerifaniid)en
0oabringnnqen, olgte Der Ganoibot,
llnter Dem Blon Ser 8riinocr Der Re.
publif, peroer nirgenos beItritteu.
Eas omerifaniihe &orbiIo puroe
pieImebr oon ieoer HepubIif befoIgt,
nelhe oen sSortihritt Der ,Sreihelt
Derberrliht. &ein Wonn lit groB ge.
rug. mn Die groBe RepubIif 5u len.
fen. G8 bat nod teinen gegeben. @i.
ne ioIt1e Serridlnit mar niemnIs ben6.
iittiat Rube, Stetigteit, 3uuerlui.
iiqfeit, ole iin6 0urdl Die Tnrteilei-
tlng perbiirgt ltn0 mir geoenfen Die
i'm @rieg serItorten 9iirgihoften ii,
erneuern. llnierc erIte 1fliht lit Ste
MISUNDERSTANDING ser Experimentation
1oIfsregierung, gentQB ser Geriai-
iung, ourh oos @erf5eug Der repu-
bIifnniibeu @ortei. llniere 3iiion
ihIieBt rnefr ais eireu eilBlqeu 3rG.
4er Der Bou3ugsgelpoIt Elm. mir aIGu-
ben an Elm Gobirett pon hofJiter
1Sdhigfcit. SEN Gilitlt uniere5 Sp.
Items gepahieu, an oeiien gtotbsper-
iamntlunaeu Ser Gicepraii0ertI har
3lpeite 8ennlte Der 9epubIif. iih BE-.
theiIigen ion. 17eruer an ein aleif.
berehtigtes 3uiammenpirten nit ci'
nem GongreBhouie uno an elm her3Ii.
DIES 3uinmmertDjrfen nit Ben ME
6erbergeiteaten ;ylluftionen 6es &c
mats, lpeIher lid sur eroBten berc.
ttcnoen GorperihnTt Ser @eIt aignet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
SarOing fOrmeu bena6ri6tist.
Der GanSiSat erlGuterte in leluer
Reoe oas ErDaramm
Der Hartei.
A2arion, -. GSyuIi

Wtarlon, - Sllll.
Die repubIifoniid)e 9ampagne fam
hcute in ooIlenShnung ollrd Die for-
meQe 8enof)rid)tiglmg non @orren
q. &orbina, Dem &arteicanoiooten
fir Die Yr0iioentid)uit Gie gtotifi-
fntionsieier, ipeId)e oie ntciIten Ear-
teiaroBen uno piele Iouienoe pom
0aroing @ntbuiiaiten uof) Wtorion
5og, ihloB cine 9lnnahmereoe elm.
Senotor Saroing le9te oarin Die Gbi.
co9oer 8latform au5 ut0 ifil0ert Die
@runoi0be, ouf @run0 meld)er ieiner
Gnpart,tng nah Die Gampogne o1tS+
aefod,ten miro. Gie 9lnnabntereoe
fam ON Sdluiie eines longen Hro.
qramr1s. S5odgeiponnter @ntbuiiaS-
mus beberrId]te oen Gag, als Die 5lt
8eiuh petlenoen 0eleaationcn in nm
.lllrterbro6ener &eibenfol9e nod Dem
@ar0irgihen @obnhalIie murifirte1,
nm pon Dem Gnnoi0nten empiangen
5lt nerben uno ihm ibre 9lhtllng 5lt
be5euaen. lin itebcn llhr in Der
5Sriib be9onn oie 5eicr 0urh cine lar.
. nlen6e Suno9ebunq ser 9epobner
bon Worion. Inter ihrcm SSubcI
ipielte Der Senator Die @auptrole BEL
elmer S1aqgenbiiirng, inoem oieSter-
ne urlo Streifen an Der gtc&inlen
SSlag9enitongc entporge5ogcn murben,
DIE Dor Elm pnor laJen ans Gon-
ton fam 4boronunq nm Aboros
nun9 nit &opeIlcn uno pebell6en
SSabnen, 5og nod Der &cronba oe5
.0ouies, nodoem 0reiBio Sonoer5iiqe
1tnb tauIenoe BON 9lrtomobilcn Die
Gheilnebmer al Ser sSeicr nod) Vtn.
rlon beforoert hotten 9lua gang Ohio
llnD pieien GiitrIften nlIBerhaIb fae
men Die @eiuher. Sic 5ogen III lr.
beInoen AbtbeiluuQcn noh Der @oh-
nltng bon &ar0inQ nm einen @lif
oui Den @an0ionten su mcricn, bcpor
iie nah Dem @orfieIo @orf qinqcn,
mo Die formeue 9fotiiifationafeier aui
5mel llbr HodlmlttnQ5 nngeicbt mar.
Sci Nnfllnit icOer 9lbnronng oil Der
poroercn &eranoo crIdlicn Senntor
,Sor0ina 5ur 9egriiEung.