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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

emo piaig log Sslge meb Sennell, ba
oerllc forcllog, at rlan ligelau go0t
forit ionn iioit frnoe iGtte Wtnlfine-
riet igang.
sos @ppcniclt bar &c inbcrlig bel
fommerL % ga Sonas nlcb ellgang
bentet ct Spano 81, blep Der itrur
Ell ieltlig S%temning, lom for Soriut-
tercns %eofonmenoe eget pnn, otter
Iom Snoboloet foripanot / De rlnl-
melige more Sepoiitorier. Spao De
res sGrinoe ongaor, iaa fit bette ct
Tor Sagen ganlte llpentet beloig llo-
falb.
SLENDER Oh Gisbmanb Stiuns.
ruo?" ipnrgte SpOetielt, benpenot til
Sonas, efter Ell Stunb.
Seq bar oa bort ON banl, men
life iaa leg fjenber mo- iterre til
bam," Iuorte Sonos foriigtig.
San er Ben ~iterite Sfarp, ioml
bor frosIa Ntlulterbauet," fpriifret
Sorfattcren.
"8uones - oct bar mp'c Bet" no
broo Sonas.
"Stfe ct @rnn ior mp'e. Seq itri-
per nctop Ell BOG ON bam." SonaS
bleu ipnlig operrnitct.
Set oil bli min bcoitc Sortrlz
ling" pcoblep 2ppenielt meo Spcr.
beuisning.
ga, Oct er itornrtct, Zig lom Sc
fan itripe," ia %ono5.
"Su, ON ie1 lfal il oct iiel, iaa or
oct sc beoite Bigger, iom bar pGrct
ifrepet / sInlerifa Ou,"
"lltpiliomt." inorpmmct Sanberg.
90 bpi3 Den @o9en Ceres ON
Stlur2rllo blir ri9tig ram, bar 9e
min Seitilin9 nj meo BET %lninnle
paa 800 @remplarer.."
or on Iulo?" uobrso Soriatte
rem. Noget iao plnfat ge~rereIt-
iinosipu9t houbc BON cnoltu life op-
lcpet poa iIn omifiitcnoe literGre So
bebmle.
Get CT nit fltlbe, beitibelige Nl-
Dor" lorlifret Sonberg; "n1e1 iatllr-
ligpis: Sanb ior Sl,nge. Oilers bar
ieg 10 fulb Siaio til Gem. &c er Ell
ilig prGgtig aarl"
Set er pent al Dig at ii oct, Cant
terg!" Sppenfelt bar ipnIig rcrt, og
TeleIicrlle holot paa at tlinlpe Jig
neoe / SaIlen paa bom.
ger hunore Gremplarcr." ropte
bon. gu itore Seroen! Saa rig
bapoe ieg nlorig buabet at bli. So,
bl 2nnbcrg, on Sanbcrg.."
ga ba Sonus fom ino paa SGrel-
Jet lit Den aueloen, 'log ban Jig til
ireos for @rnltet % grotillcrte 't9
ielp meo, at nll bar ban bn rigtig pao
aonaepei til at 9jsre oct gobt | Inte'
rita. Sao iiffer Dor han paa Den
Gina, at ban gIernc fltnOe pGooet De
ire bilnore, ban bapoc / Sanfei1, pao
BET.
0C =, =, n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

FNrrrrp AS SECOND CLASS sIrTEs JUN is1h l'os AT
IL. Posi- orucE At DIconAR, Iowa, UNDUE ~ AL
or CoSsrsss OF MARCH 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
q / t.

Set h9nocr pitc, at Ereoe, Tom troeboleer
leie Renoe % life or rceiitreret. fontnter bort
paa Ieien. seno oeriur lite Isfc Fcnsc noen
at iaa Suffering iur grcoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Guu. Som0rn % Sprn0fa9rn.

On Ben al CSlucrurr %olpocn a
%aiuois hop0c forIcocn cl Santtol}
mco ham, hpori @upcrnorcn blonoi
nH0ct uotaItc ijl ON &crcttigclicn a.
at BRUCE andre Sprog cuO Gn9cI't
her / Amcritn Gitcrpun bu0 &c0s
!ommcnOc Mr.. %onhru ucoitriuc ii.
CticntIiQaiprclic oct uGicntIlac al
huno nan / Somtolcua Seb bau02
iaQt. 9cttc bar @uuernercn M
piort % set Qlr0cr o2 ncocnior al
tmu1c gicnGi hans llotoIclicr, san
itripcr ion iolgcr;
"Iu pursuance OF a conversation
recently had with YOU with reference
to foreign language newspapers. my
views are as follows Our correct
policy. as ! view it, IS not 10 suppress
such newspapers, but to use them a a
means OF teaching genuine and hearty
.AilltlNNHlllN4l w & NIlbjliN 10 tNNlN-
thing possible TO stimulate acquiring
the English language. However, to
deny those who come to shores
40 our own invitation too late IN lie
To- acquire the English language. the
right u keep in touch with current
affairs, through newspapers published
IN their oWn language. would be a very
mistaken policy, in my opinion.
II know of no civilized country
which prevents the publication Of
newspapers or other periodicals
printed in the English language
why should we be les, liberal with
reference TO publications in other
languages: II certainly i to the
interest OF the Republic tha, our
citizens shovld be afforded equal
opportunity hr acquiring useful 'n-
formation that is possible only
through the employment OF foreign
language newspapers How can We
hope TO present to our citizens of
foreign birth American usage and
American ideals except IN the lam
guage which they understand
Very sincerely yours,
Frank O. Lowdcu."
@llpcruor %opotn2 llotoIcIic trent,
ln6cr irrllg Entcrcaic nctop poa bette
(io3pmt: al ilcrc @rlnoc ! o1 ior
il9 cr set uTrO at al 2IQt pon. al en-
'aonlot ircmitlOt "a bctn0cIiQ MiaE9
rotoIcr liz Ida uiorbcholocnt ON
Solcu. mcl2 HrQclcn sc icucrc Nur
bar uUrct Ben, al ielp &crioncr i NE
GET ircmroacnoc o'icutIiQc Stiums
ger bar bIonoct i'm Mott mco Set net
lric Nnlctor. ionl trpr, al %ouoG;
Nrclic llaNcr / al BRUCE bare TN.
lcIit. ar. %omocn cr en- &citcuy
Miauo. Np0t / M}imrcipto, tllbrualt
nan i'm lluloom ! &opo ~ bar 'iOyo
boct ! GhicnQo. San hor ioolc0cs
naut rj9cIiQ @uIcOuml til at Tom.
ne / NcrcrluQ mco m~NpauorCoc Golt
Horiiu9t ira ollie %auoc. Get tor Nc!
-ormoOca, at han ogiua ljcnucm line
INSTRUMENTATION 5or foiict lin rint
aurnifab Nm s, alri,cr inn, nis,,
IoIf iortrirsris Ici,r ~ nor INN
Dtt, at Re life cr Sen Garr fpr %au.
SRI i,m erfcIt, n rorc s~roitnotrio.
.er bor ioripot ot oisr, Scr, fl.
o0e GoDn cr bou mis- roo NJ >nr,,,,
;,m ioobort life cr rooen l,r, r,,,,
II SET tp,rtimpo er ri itnr a,n,t, IT,,
bor, ior nom INN Iri,r Rr,n,r,
mon ooi,o inr gonNct
c,ln,oo- fornr,r m,mcrn,r,r -,
pIohrrc itor nrr, ron,r, mas ar,,,.
rim M ! Sen Snrh,rNeric +, No, =,
lpiaiicr INN on observation-disclosures,
,ris,-,r Ter hor ro,r,, Mr,h, M,
Sc fraurmche cnroc m noo 6n,,rf
ION, iffc bor nrrat Il, o., -, W;.
inn benihit no1cu ioo NJ sen, ,r
forifc fife IN, IonoIc Sem ~, ;n,.,
ann 80 b,,rn, rrre M nc,,c ,;nrn,r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
notwithstanding,
Syd ST. Paul Kvsgmarked.

6. Marts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

Spis Is liter "1eeprab.Vohen", orss'ni eea
III slaboer 90 Sieueie. Sis eeul 81 Sumner AZ
gIapei nu cs bG - % ienoer re os Ell ne
Npenreni. Ndl 81 moi eiee al pacllfIne e6-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

"Suspcnucn" epmahiner CT DC beoIte %
biniaitc / SanSdcn. 10 Nars .SardnII tsIser
meb bper Malltn. Strtp I'll "@eeorao'4Solien-
etter adtuIpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Nettelie.

s Irtifelen Sorbens gep9geIier
itonr. Oct par Sir @iQiam Ser
ichel iom / 1873 49,. 1fal bore 1888.
Sbor Sborharumer.
efrtu otter Tr~speerempIar AZ "SecpraAs
Soften % Yeo Nrnen"! @tlligfte co NET u6
brepte norfie 8I1o I gmertia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
MINNEAPOLIS Hvedepriser.
v.-.,o%e,lo MINNEAPOLIS.
M;,Svaukee Kornmarked.
Winnipeg Kornmarked.

Byg, No. 3...........'''..'.' So
7 intro. 0o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Kansas Civ
S;oux Civ Kvagmarked.
Omaha K~vegmarked.

Hornkveg- Native io.oo
iSs K,,;er 7.75-12.00
EJpIos ,rd feeders... :.50-13.15
p,,,l, Is saIes Il. O-l4.7J
INnl S.5C-17.2J
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
Il You Heed Z Medicine
yeu Should Have tho Best

Havs you ever stopped to reason why
L b that % many products that are Il.
teasyely advertised, all at once drop oat
Of SIGHT and are soon forgotten! The
reason u plain-the article did not ful6ll
the promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly 70 . medicine.
A medicinal prepasatioo that has real
curative value almost sails itssh, a. Ike
an sadlsss chain system the remedy =
recommended BY those who have bssA
benefited, to those who are In need q Il.
A prominent druggist says '"Taks for
example Dr.. Kilmer's swsmp-Root, .
preparation I have sold for many ysar
and never hesitate 70 recommend, toe IN
almost every cass Il shown excellent ~
suits, - many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has % large .
ale"
According to sworn statsmsnts and
verified testimony Of thousands who have
nesd The preparation, the success oe Dr..
Kimsrs Swamp. Root 10 due TO The fast,
% many psopls claim, that Il fulAlls d..
most every wish In overcoming kidnsy,
liver and bladder ailmsnts; corrects mi.
nary troubles and neutralises the uris
ecsd which causes Rheumatism.
You may receive q sample bottle Of
swamp. Root b. Parcels Fost. Addrsss
DR.: Kilmsf q Co., Binshamtea. N. r.,
and enclose ten oeats; also mention this
paper. LArse. and medium eias bottles
~ nj at oil drug storss.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
TAKE ASPIRIN RIGHT
0aysr Company, xhs iNtrsAveed ~
plrsa In 1900, Give prspsr
dleoetloNs.

10 get quick relief follow carefully
the safe aud proper directions II each
unbrokea package Of "Bayer TAblseD
Of Aspirin" This package 10 plainly
stamped with the safety "Bayse
Cross"
The "Bayer Cross" means he 20.
uine, worid.famous Aspirin. prescribed
By physicians for over eighteen ysafs.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" can b
taken safely for Colds, Headache.
Toothache. Earache. Neuralgia, Lun.
baso. Rheumatism. Joint Paias, Nee
Eids, and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes Of II tablets coGe
but Q few cent?. Druggists also sell
larger "Baysr" packages. Aspirin -
the trade marx Of Bayef Aaaufact1fs
Of Observation-Disclosures Of 0aucyilc.
acid.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
via Ooes oevovr sheep.

Depredations BY packs Of Wild do0D
are causing Australian sheep ownee0
heavy damage, according 10 o0clal
reports received at Washingtoa. 4
delegation Of stockmsn reeently sub-
mitted to the minister Of public lands
Of New South Wales statistics show
Ing loss Of $1,000 sheep In that prov
ince alone In the course Of = fow
months. The delegation requested
government aid In the erection o&
''dogproof' fence to isolate . district
comprising almost 10000 square nlIea
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
Do Not Get Careless
With Your Blood Supply

tie great vegetable blood nsdi.
cine, viii rsvitaliss your blood and
give you nsw strength and .
healthy, vigorous vitality. Every
ons needs e Just now % kssp TIE
system In perfect condition. GO
70 your drug store and ct . bots!e
70 day, and II yoa need any mod
Teal sdvies. you can obtain L with
out cost By writing 70 Medical ~.
rector, Swift Specific ca, 100 SWt3e
IsboraAeey. Atlanta. @.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
comparlWna

II am glad to give this opportunity
to learn good business to u returned
soldier. But you viii have to begin
at the bottom"
'sThat Is a lot better than going over
the top"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
COMMON ANCESTOR TO BLAME
unslshtiy "ASplss 10 . LsSaey D
qvsathsd - He PesAssity BY
Old Father Adam.

We al have It in" for Adam for
shutting to our faces the gates Of the
Garden Of Eden. But many Of ~,
though We may not know It, bear Q
particular resemblance to this com
mon ancestor that puts another chip
on the shoulder. For It 70 geoseally
conceded that an adams appss'' u
no sid to beauty. And besides mating
Of our Paradise . cold. bare world, II
u Adam who inflicted UPON - this ID
ditiooal burden. Whsa our co0neo
prossnitor took The fatal bite that fee.
ever doomed Tie rest Il % b eR1st-
ence BY Tie sweat q our beoW1 Q
piece of The fruit u supposed - Aave
lodged In his threat and seuck tAsFo
In his children's cAildren unto ths ntA
geossation. And that 70 Why tAs
sliEht peoeurbeeanes that some poepas
have at he front Of he threat 4
called "Adam's applet" SpeakiAg q
ancestry. some Of - carry abost =
our persons unmistakable proof Of en-
ancient lineass.-CAieago Journal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
AM GLAD TO ENDORs 81
PE-RU-NA
Glad to ny AWthing

~: s Il y :ss';: =: 3, :. s.- :y; .:s
ned about ~ oo1diticn ana I
Was go - tSy anything WA1eA
WeaA Reeeeve ~ Rse0aA -
ssss scss3 H.: ssa !. ss AS . :ss
~ eoo1atsoa materially and "a .
eAort tisas Z Was an ovse ny
ksa1th and strength 70 Fortuna.
Oooa Dve8yWASeo
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

Yea should pay particular hesd
- any indication that your bleed
sp9ly b becoming sluggish, OF
thaf thero 70 Q lesseninG n IL
strong and vital force.
By kssping your blood purified,
youf system more easily wards a
disease that Il ever present, watt
II % attack wherever thero 70 IN
e0oning. A fsW bottles Of 8. 8. g.,
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
In the cyciens Dsll

The dificulty Of finding 4 house 10
not exclusively an Eastern problem.
Out In Kansas. for instance, . native
observed . stranger looking around
and ventured to say. "Good morning.
sir. House hunting3'
"Yes," replied the stranger. II won
der II It could have blown this far
Boston Transcript.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
Makes a Differences,

MY wife Is making 1t hot for me
because won't give her the PHI
money she wants."
But you ought to give your wife
pin money"
"Great Scott. man, the pin she wants
this money for Is diamond one"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
His Fsrvor panpsnsd,

Down In southern Oklahoma, after
the cotton crops are laid by, 1t Is the
custom Of the colored population to
hold big camp meetings. At one Of
these the minister was talking of the
great Joys Of heaven. One of tho
brethren became very much excited
and began shouting: "Praise dc
LAwd: how does wish Use a June
bug: I'd spread my wings and fly
away to heaven"
At this one Of the sisters sprang up
and said: "Why. Brudder Nose, one
o dem woodpeckers would be sho' to
git 10 On de way."-New York Eve
ming Post.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

IL t1e00 0t0elNo4ON.
NeeAlns could b Of 6psf distinction
than that drawn BY the woman OF
vAo0 hse attoensy asked this ques.
tS00:
Tea wish 10 divorce your husbandf
Yea cannot asreef In what way does
yoaf inesmpatibility Of Temperament
manifest itsolff
'%0h. I wish to get divorced and b.
1oaDt"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

70 Happy Day" sang the laundress
~ - hung the snowy wash on the
line. II was a happy day" because
she Oeed Red Cross Bag Blue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
Why No Wsntsd o&rs~a ooss.

why Ne Wantsd otrse0 ooss.
Gimme three ciga1," oe6see1
O'Rourke. showing quarter across ~
counter.
''Snong ones OF mildf'
Gimme the strong onss. The weak
vans IL always bustin' In me pockst."
The American Legion Weekly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
OPEN n0STRlLSl EMO
COLD OR CATARnH
hSN - e. RslIse WhsN HNaa o.
Nses A. oeufss1 "

Cesat Afty. Your cold b AsaA -
eatash 0isappearA Your eloggsd 10.
tE1ls win open, The air passages e
your had VIII clear and yoa can
breathe freely. No more snu1lne.
hawking. MUCOUS discAarsa. dsy1sss
q AsadaeAs. - struggling tse breath
at aigAt
Ct . sDall bsttls a Dly's Cream
Balm fssa yosr asaesist and apoiy .
little q Ills fragrant aatiseQe1c
cream II yosr nostSils. Il psasesatss
thfeogA every cir passage q ~ heaA.
soothing and healiAg ~ swellsa q
inaaDe0 DUcoas membrane e1ving
~ i1Gta1t EoljeG. Head eosdD ed
catassA yls,d me magic. Deot Glay
se11e6.1p aod Dioeeabso. 1Al3oe =
neA-Alv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

The American tractor Of all Ameri-
can machinery seems to have the
largest Geld In Sweden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

A successful fool always has plssl1
Of fool admlrers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

Fools occasionally nnd opportuni
ties, but wise men make them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

Electric fog SIRENS have beea H.
vented that can be heard for fourteso
miles.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
A OWeWo0oa.

"What's H1sbdub psatiag abeatr
TIE fairDses Of these magazine coa
tesla"
Il ~. He weo . pstss."
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
Was IN q
Terribly
Run Down
Condition

010s 1ll0k0 Eoo00111
e:s 81 LIZA nss.rs 4; Hs:a' :. E:.,Ms.s
isttsr opposits coaveys IA = ~.
certain way the gfaeisu6o -
foolo tor P6runA. F.. -
LlasSa a1A TaAssG Tssm
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
Ssoo Reward, Ss0

osss.yA 8 5 ,sssi Sissss: sssss,y s.a,.
$500 - eeaseisssSeaal sea11elfae. \
ss:::s IT,, cAs s:isi'sss'ss ssSssi
81 .s esfe e; sss i 4 81 RI;
lseefsye tAe fs.s1aa3se q - l16saee.
o. esssssl Sssish ia sss,sls sStsss L
Cum sSsi HALF cAfASaS
HkDicINn fens e ssss:
,. Z C6sssv q c., Tois1S, o..
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25
FRECkLES
~ Oejy -,

Thsss's - longer the slightest Hssd q
feeling ashamsd OF your frsckise. - OthiAs
double strsngth-ls guaranteed 70 remove
these homsly epots.
simpIy 9st IN euncs Of Othins-doubls
strsnGtl-from yen druggist, and apply .
should soon sss that even the worst frsckiss
have begun to disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. Il = seldom
plstsly clear the skin and gain bsaueif1l
clear complexion.
0thins, - this - sold under guarantee q
money back II Il fails to rsmov0 tsoekisA
Al the Same.
"Are you wearing your last years
clothes9"
"Yes: and probably my next years
clothes. too.~
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-25

Britjsh East Africa II 10 the market
far Amsrican.made weii.drilling ma.
ehlDNFY.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18

ike Hyidtfeldt for Denmark, and Maj
or Lambert for Belgium. "a fifth
member Of the commission will be
announced later.
Each member will be paid 100000
francs yearly, the chairman receiving
an extra $4,000 francs for entertaining.
The council agreed on note to
Jugo Slavia, regarding Fiume, which
1t is intimated plainly informs the
Jugo Slavs that same agreement must
pected in the Ardiatic. Premier Nittl
Of Italy is reported to be satisfied
with the note prepared today.
Although NJ. Trumbitch, the Jugo
Slav foreign minister is in London, he
was not called into the conference to-
day. The councils note probably will
be handed him tomorrow.
So far as can be ascertained the
council will make no concessions from
the last proposal sent to the Jugo
Slavs.
Notes to Holland and Germany the
former emphasizing the unanimous
view Of the Allies that the presence
! Of the former German emperor in Hol-
land Is danger to the peace OF
Europe and appealing to Holland nOi
to create greater difficulties by in
sisting on his right of asylum, and the
latter dealing with the Allied extra
dition demands. have been completed
and will be dispatched immediately
The council coDsi1afud the questior
Of not making public The texts of tbt
note until replies to them had beer
received, but nothing definite was de
cidcd.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
JONES NEWS.

Jones. FEB. 14.-Miss Mary Jones
was recently called to Rock Hill to
II Icnza patients.
Influenza is again prevalent here
and we find tho cases as severe as the
former epidemic.
Hon. j. t. Morrison is repairing
''1ingG on his place.
Di.. w. T. Jones was recently called
professionally to Greenwood.
We are indebted to our good friend
MIR. Clcland Eoland, for recent kind
favor.
Browcrton and Ware Shoals Masonic
lodges are doing great deal Of work
Mr.. calhoun Bccks has moved tc
Bolton.
Mrs Woodward OF Golden Grove was
the recent guest of Mrs. Dr. Towncs
| Jones.
Miss Belle Jones is at home viii
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. w. 4. Jones
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
MILLS
WANT MACHINERY
RumOr Confirmed that Efforts have
Been Made to Buy I'm Piedmont.

RumOr Confirmed that Efforts have
Been Made to Buy in Piedmont.
Spartanburg, Feb. 14.-Onc Of the
best known cotton manufacturers in
this region and owner Of more than
one large cotton mill confirmed the
time that Japanese interests have been
active in their effort to buy cotton
mills of this section for the purpose
Of msmantling them and shipping the
machinery to Japan for installation in
Japan mills. Some weeks ago, accord
ing to this man, the representatives of
such interest approached a. mill owner
and asked to be allowed to make an
| inspection OF the property with the
idea Of purchasing it. 1t was allowed
and the sale of the property came up
for discussion. The mill under consid-
GRAFTON cost $1,SS0,000 when completed
only few years ago and is equipped
with modern machinery in every de-
partmcnt in good physical condition.
The Japanese representative said they
cared nothing for the buildings, the
lrcal estate and the boilers and snaft-
ing but that they would pay $3,300,000
cash for the machinery, which had
cost $500 900. The offer was placed be-
fore the board Of directors of the mill
and was rejected.
The same authority said that Japan
csc interests have purchased one OF
two smaller mills in eastern NORTH
IECarolina and some in New England
and will dismantle them and ship Tho
machinery to Japan.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
ADJOURNED SESSION

Its Guarantee Behind Treaty Stipula-
tlons on Racial and Religious Mi
nOritfes in Poland. BnlfOur Presid-
ed at tho Sitting.
London, Feb. 13.-The council Of the
League Of Nations concluded it's ses-
sions today. The next meeting Of the
council was fixed for March Is at
Rome.
On the motion of Baron Matsui, the
Japanese representative, the council
agreed to place undrr the guarantee
Of the League the stipuiations of the
treaty between the United States,
Great Britain, France, Italy and ia
van on the one side and Poland on the
other, in so far as they affect persons
belonging to racial, religious or lin
guistic minorities in Poland.
The council agreed to admit Swift
zcrland as on original member of the
League of Nations, accepting the
Swiss governments conditions for
maintaining Swiss neutrality and her
refusal to participate in any military
operations undertaken under the aus
pices of the league or to permit the
passage Of foreign troops through,
Swiss territory but agreeing to par
ticipate in any economic pressure ap-
piled by the league. Switzcrland's
admission to the league however, is
dependent WDin a Swiss referendum
Ia,
Arthur j. Balfour, the representa-
tive, who presided at the meeting
announced that commission com
posed Of members of the council would
be instructed to summon confer
ence of the States concerned to stud.
international exchange and finance
difficulties.
A Saar Basin commission was ap
pointed, consisting OF NJ. Rault, mem
Der of the French council Of State
chairman; Alfred Won Boch Dandratl
Of Saarlouis for Saar; Count dc Mol
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UNION MEETING.


The Union Of the Fourth Division
Of Laurcns Baptist Association will
on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 2Sth
and 29th, 1920
Saturday, Feb. 2Stl.
1900 Devotional service. Pastor j.
G.. Wilson. Subject, "'rhe Lordship
of Jesus, our hope, our Inheritance,
our power" Eph :15-23.
l1:30-The Who, the Why, the What
Of Pure and Beautiful Life Acts
9:3G, Jas. 1887, Eccl 1913. w. p
Culbertson, r. S. Langston, j. c.
Miller. r. ]. Coleman.
12:30-Intermisson for dinner.
l:30-Thc preparation Of the preacher
the power of the Gospel, and the
JOY Of the hearers. Acts S:5-8. B
Y. Culbertson, w. G. Wharton, r
ID. Boyd, j. G. Wilson.
2:30-What are some of the fruit:
you are expecting from the recen
rs million campaign and on wha
conditions? S. III. Goggans. a
Homer Moore, n. +. Madden, J. II
Wharton, G. e. Vermillion.
Sunday, Feb. Goth.
! 0:0G-Sunday School. Supt. J. Franl
| Griffin.
| :00-Address best to max,
complete and lasting the victory O
| in Laurens Association. G. b. BobC
or j. G. Wilson.
! 30-,Missionary sermon, Rev. c. L
! Nermilion or Rev. J. G. Wilson.
W. p. CulbcrtsOn, Sec.
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