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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
WILL MINE PAINT
 ORE NEAR GOLDFIELD

Southern Nevada is to have new industry that will be sponsored by Congressman C. E. Evans. Hematitc is to be mined in quantities, the dc-
 posit being located six miles from Stonewall and 15 miles from Goldfield. The ore will be shipped to Los An geles, where it will be crushed ana mixed with oil for paint use.
 According to the report of an ex- animation made several years ago for the owners by Dr. A. H. Elfman, who has had a wide experience in the working of iron ore deposits in the Lake Superior iron ranges, this de- posit has been proven over an area 25O feet wide and BOO feet long and to depth of 100 feet, by number of pits and trenches, one shaft 50 feet deep and a tunnel 85 feet long from which a winze was sunk 75 feet deep attaining a depth of over 100 feet be- low the surface of the ore. All of this work is in solid high grade iron ore which averages 63.S9 metallic iron, no manganese and with a negligible quantity of silica. From the limited amount of work done at that time it was estimated that the deposit con- tained at least 2,O0O,OOO tons of ore and subsequent work has extended the known area of the deposit, which is likely to yield nearer 5,00O,0OO tons of ore.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
POWERFUL MACHINERY
 FOR RAINIER MINES

Work is progressing with the in- stallation of a modern steam plant, including boilers, hoist and compress sor at the main shaft of the Rainier Mines near Wenden, northern Yuma county, and when in commission sink ing of the two-compartment shaft will be more rapid. Superintendent w. T. Gnash is at the present time sinking with one shift, but will speed up by employment of second shift. The ground is breaking well and the sup erintendent reports the naturalization heavier and showing copper sulphides, and in his opinion ledge is coming in, dipping toward the hanging wall, as did the big Ranier ledge in the up per workings The shaft is making a little water and excavations have been started for a settlement system, wherein the shaft water will be col lected, settled and utilized in the mine plant.
 The Ranier group of 3S claims is To- cated in the Ellsworth mining district, on the east side of Cunningham Pass, about 12 miles from Wenden, in Yuma county, Arizona. Ore carrying values in copper-gold has been exposed in the different workings on the group, the mineralized zone carrying a width of between 200 and 300 feet, having been proved by trenches and pits for distance of two miles on the prop erty. Some 30 shallow shafts show naturalization and deep development and exploitation has been planned and is now in progress. A camp has been established at an elevation of about 1000 feet, in close proximity to the main workings, and with ideal climatic conditions work can be carried on dur ing the entire year without interfer- ence by reason of adverse weather conditions.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
100000 EX-OFFICEHS
 ELIGIBLE FOR EXAM

Two hundred thousand officers of World War who returned to civilian life are eligible to take the examina- tion for Regular Army commissions if they apply by June 23, according to Maj. Gen. Henry Jervey, Operations Divisions, General Staff.
 There are now 17,00O applications on file and the examinations will be- gin July 7, and be completed as rap idly as practicable. The fact that an officer did not remain in the service will not operate against him and ex- amining boards have been directed to make allowances for the lack of op- portunity of discharged officers for keeping informed on military matters.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
PROPER CARE FOR ROADSIDE
Means Substantial Addition to Value of Adjoining Property and Aids
 Appearance.

Proper attention to the roadside means a definite increase in the pleas ure of travelling over it, positive preservation of the road itself and a substantial addition to the value of adjoining property. No matter how smooth and well constructed the trav- eled road may be, if the roadside is not properly cared for, the highway as a whole will not give good impress sion. Macadam or gravel roads par ticularly need the protecting shade of trees,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
Add to Social Advantaqes.

Good roads add to social advan- tages. They strengthen the country church, tend toward better living, bring a good class of people into a community. and help to hold bigger share of the best boys and girls on the farm
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
Cost of Good Road,

It has been found that it costs about $2,5OO a mile to build a really first constructed 1t is as permanent as a railway.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
ABANDON MINING FOR
 TRAPPING

Because of the high prices paid for raw furs, trapping has become more remunerative than gold digging in Canada, and many miners have aband oned the pick and shovel for traps and snowshoes.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-03
INDIA BARS GERMANS FOR FIVE
 YEARS.

An order prohibiting the entrance of Germans into India for period of five years from the signing of the Versailles treaty has been issued by the government at Delhi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

anseigcn i'm @olfsbIatt brin9en
grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
&picbnS.

gilbert 8ebmeper prtrbe bel ci'
nem %llnfolle Der ii6 lettcn Dcn.
nerstog ereignete erbebli6 bcrlett.
8ebmepcr mar beim 8erlaben bon
Sire Clan beid1ftigt unb mar I'M
8eeriff Die feline Gar, mel6e artf
elm bobes @criiit ge5ogen uuroe, 5,t
entlecren, al8 er bemerfte Dob Der
Nedonismis Der Die Gar gum @nt'
leercn bringen iollte 10 bob oos &c
ftein in unten itebenoen Srahtpa-
gen fiel, nif,t reft arbeitete uno bic
Gar besbalb auf 8ebmeper bas @es
Itein su itiir5en orobte. I'm Der
@efabr gu enteeben BON benz idfpe'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
Gin biaiser Gisidranf.

@iI6 iollte falt gcltellt peroen
bis lie gebraIi9t miro. Gin bllltger
@iSl6ronf tann auf folgenbe 8eiie
bereeItellt Werben:
Won berldaffe ii6 cine getpobn.
li9e SolSfiite, etlpa cine Scientific,
ettuo fiinfsebn 3oG tief. Iean faafe
feriler eilen irbenen Sopt bod ge.
mug, Inn cine Quortflaide Wttl6 gu
balten. Serner peridaffe man lt4
elm Stiid 8a6stlt6 ODER 2inoleum
einen SUB brett unb bret SUB lang.
Man rtGbe Die @nben 5uiamme1 uno
Itelle einen 3plinoer her, Der loie
I'M ben Sopf berum gelegt tperoer
fann. Damn itelle man Den Gopt
in oie Witte oes Observation-Disclosures
ober 2inoIcun1s 1lno beibc in Die
Witte Der &ilte. gdln pade man
SGgemebl ober SpGbnc rings ber'
nm, 10 OaB Die Sise ni6t einoringer
fam. Wan berpollit1noige Den SIS
Ifronf, inoem man cine Sonntags'
aeitung ODER 6lpei unoere 3eitungen
auf BEN 0edel Ser &iIte nagelt.
4m @orgen na9 Gnpfang Der
Mil6 itelle man Oielelbe iofort IN
BEN Gopt oeri6lage fir flint Gents
Sis unO Iege oieies I'M Die WtiIh.
flui6e bcrrm. 9onn lego man Der
Oedel allf ben &opf unb oeri6IicBt
aud Die Site. 8ie beiB mt6 Del
Sag Icin mag, man miro immer nod
ctpos ungeidmol8cneS Sis am nah'
item Morgen finben. Man entfernt
Den Gopf jcben Ntorgcn, I'm Dos
gisnaiier ob5u9ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
4bsebulstcs 2anb lit balS mad benz
Ibbrenneu ansnIGen.

Sci ser @ermanOlung bon abge'
bolatcn 2an0 in @eibelano bungt
Ser 3eitpunft Ser 9eiGltng bon Ger
Belt ob, 5l welder oas Sano obge'
brarnt miro. 8enn bas s%lbbrennen
i'm Sllli, argl,It ODER anfong Sep
tember Itattfinoct, 10 iollte Die @lls,
Ioat friib I'M SCRIPT Dorgenommen
meroen bebor Die aid)e burd Den He.
gen niebergel6lueen moroen lit.
@enn nGn1lid in ni6t nieocrge'
Idloeener aide %eingeiaet miro, 10
merbcn bic criten &egenidarter, Die
tommen, ben Samcn geniigerb ilber'
befen, I'M cine CUTE &eimltrtg 81
iidern. 8enm oas abbrennen 10
ipGt inn SCRIPT borgenommer miro,
ooh Die Suot nift Dor Sftober aus
oeI6et meroen fam, 10 lit eS oIrI
beIten Den @roSiamen Damn alts3it'
Iaen, nut ser 9lccnlsioat aber bis
6ebrrar ooer N0r5 gu mortcn.
9os S6pcIlen Oes @%rObpOcns I'M
S%bGtberbit unO @inter, oaS OltrdJ
Oen @e6iel bon Saucn uno Trteren
bcrborgebra6t miro, 5crItort j'lr9er
a(ee bGlfie, nofcrn or niht I'M
SerbIt firth genug ousgeidet miro
INT iid frGftig 81 cntnidell1. Coll
tc Der int Scrbit ntsgeiGetc Slice in
6ieier @eiie serIt0rt merben, 10 nttib
or I'M Sebrltur ODER Wtor6 ipieoer
qclGct mer0cn. 8enn 81 Intara
ocs SriibiabrS ollSgeidct, btlft oaS
Gdmellen oes 8oocns Die Soat gu
bcbedet,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
@fei6artisfeit Der Tameu in
4merifa.

unter ben @ften oes @ltreats fir
8ar 2iif Sniurmce befinoen iih
$4,000 Stiif, peI6e mitglieber Der
Solution Samilie b%etreffen. Sier.
unter iil0 ml@ Die Sobnitone, Sobn'
tones, SonionS uiD. eingei1loiien.
Inter Oieien Solutions befinoen lih
aIlein 2,13S Sobn Solutions uno
2,032 8illiam Solutions. 5erner
gibt eS $1,000 Smiths, $4,000
9romns, $4,000 @iIliamS, 2S,050
SoneS, $4,000 gnoerions, 1880
8alferS iomie peri6ieoene Sauienoe
bon anoeren groBen @ruppen bon
SomiIiennamen. Scr geame Sobrt
lit i'm garaen in 90 perf4ieoeten
slrten geidrieben WOr0en. Ser gfa'
ME Glopiius ioear in 40 artert.
3utpeilen bergeiien 2ellte Die al,
bos 8ar Riif Sniurance Bureau
Idreiben, iiberbaupt, ibren Hanen
unter ibren 8rief gu i6reiben ooer
iie ldreiben 10 unIelerli6, baB ibrt
unterI6rift ni9t geleien peroer
fam. Damn ipunOern tie ii6 aber
Dab iie feline anttport erbalten. Oil
obigen Gatiaden iinb einige Del
@rilnbe aus oenen ii9 Die Notpen
biefeit ersibt, eridopfenbe anbalts
punfte gu geben, per,n man on Oai
8or &tf S%niurance Bureau ihreibt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
ltniers Slnf-S diffabrt.

9aS SGbrboot nla6te om Mitt.
tpo6 cine Sabrt nod oem @osco.
na0e 6luB bon mo alts OaSielbe cine
groBe 2aoung @robel (&ies) mad
Sermann bra9te. am 9onnerstog
brafte oos Boot cine an5abl Sieb
bon @oscondbe nod 1~tnierer Stabt.
Sim Sonntag ma6te bas Boot Spe.
cialfabrten 5tpiihen bier nnb 2outre
Gilanb melde @elegenbeit piele BE.
iu6er aus Wontgomerp unb @or.
rem GollntD %benubten I'M in Ser
mann Der 6cier bes glorrei6en Bier.
ten b%ei5ufpobnen.
Ser 9umpfer Champ glarf mad.
te lette ISOLDE ieine 8robefubrt nod
Cellar SbooI i'm @oscona6e bon mo-
aus 6crielbe cine 8areelab1tng
@ropel nod unierer Stabt bro6te.
IltG am 0ienstag brnfte oaS goot
cine 2ooung @osconube 8rabel bier
her.
Scr flcine Slliboampfer Ginbe'
relIo TRANSPORTING an Wontoe cine
Wenqe Sro6t na6 oeri6ieoenen
&lGBcn cntlang bcs @%asconobe un>
bro6tc am WittnoG cine 'dipcrc
2aoune 8eioen unb anoere Sornt'
prob1tfte bierber.
Der groBe Sluboampfer Sobr
Sedmam langte lctten Srettag all'
ieiner Sabrt bon ct, 2ouis bier or
uno brodte cine 9rOBc 2oNlng Saul
monnsgiiter unb anoere Sradt bier
Der, un6 icbte ON Samstag iein'
'Sobrt mad gbamois fort, fir tpeld'
Stoot oo$ Boot ebcnfalls biel Srof
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
g. Graf
Ge6tsanDal
nno Notar

Office im @ebGuoe Der @raf Stg. 60
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
ansfnmft in bentider spradle,

0os arsfunftsbiiro in oeutifer
Sprode eibt bereitmilliglt urto TO-
Itcnlos ausfunft iiber alle bic glln'
0espermaltung betreffenoe angele'
~ecnbeiten, offentlides @cfanobeits'
ipcIcn, Soloaten. uno @atroienor'
gclcgenbeiten, @ciesgebnns, arbet'
tcrperbdltnilie, DECENTRALIZATION. @tn-
panoerung, gusponoerung, Steiier'
peien, 8eiiepdiie, er5iebnngstueier'
II. (. 10. &nfrosen iino gu rtdten
an 6 err M 9iDtiiOn Bureau
Of Soreign 2aneuage Conformation
Serpice. americon &eb Gross. 124
GaIt, 2Stb Street, Seem gorf, q. y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

&ieliettige @uSnut.
sung 6eS 8ermutfrau
ties Sn pielcn @Grten uno al
mand)en 8egen nG6it oaS @er.
muttraut unben6tet. Man ioQte
tbm mebr Iufmerfiamfeit iden.
ten, benin es fam nieIieitig aus.
geniitt iperben: gum Siittern Jun.
ger Suten lit es elm noroiiglites
lro btaiges Rittel; ferner befreit
es uts bon elmer auf Dem 2anoe
i'm CONNER iebr lGitigen 8lage
ben Sl0ben. tpenn man es IN
Gle @Gide itedt ODER beftet; in
getrodnetem 3uitano bereitct man
nit ebenfaus getrodneten 9uB6l6t.
tern suiammen einen bIutreiniaen.
Den Zee oaraus, ODER aber einen
magenitGrfenoen 2ifor.
Sautiuden un6 @aide.
Nan 6at beobadtet baB sepiIie lsor.
men Oes Sautiudens ireen6pie nit
Der 9eidaffenbeit bes 8ettes 3uiam.
m%enb1ngen miiiien. go traten
Sauterideinungen BEL 4in6ern aut,
Ole gu Sauie idliefen, i'm iibrieen
aber u0aig i'm 9r%anfenbbauS Iebten,
nno umgefebrt bliebn &in6er 6apou
frei, Die ben Gag iiber gu Saule Ieb.
ten un0 i'm Rranfenhaus 5hIieien
Sn Der nGeutiden MeSioinii6en
8o6enidrift" weiit Or. Serb. 9abr
oarauf bin, bob oieies auitreten pom
Sautiuden Dobl auf bic 8Gi6e su.
riidaufiibren lei. Or ieIbit bot an
ii9 beoba6tet, oaB ReiieIn Bel ibm
i'm frii6be3ogenen 9ett am itGrtlten
%auftraten. Sci Der 8euusuna BON
8erfil borte 5ueleid bas SUDDEN auf.
gs gibt alio Berionen, Seren Sart
aif Die bel Der B1ibe eebrauften
G%bemitalien, wabrideinli6 audi aui
gepiiie Soilettenieifen, %reaeiert. Ser.
mutIid entitebt Der selesentlid Dor.
tommenoe y2a5arettausidIag. eben.
faGs ourf 8aIde.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
@iiiiOnsfeit.

Der llnter5eidnete bringt biermit
allen @iiiionsfrcunoen CUR gefdlli.
gen &enntnibnabme, ooB Oie pres
bpterianer @emcinOc bel 9ap, on
Der Second Greet, ibr WtiiiionsfcIt,
IL @ott mill, om II. unb IL. aug.
5u feicrn ecOenft.
4ae Serrn Nadbarpaltorch TO-
nie ibre Iiebe @emeinoen Weroen
bicrnlit 9lcit8citig frelnbIi6It cin9e.
la0en, an oemielben tcil5uncbmcn.
u. &olobn, SaItor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
Frank h. Neumanp
RummtFions- Ranfmann
gambler IN
@eIiigef, Gistn u. 1roonateu
BSdbiter 1itarEtpreis beJatlt
tir farm, preSufte.
@eidaftsplab an Der 6inftea StraBe, bft'
lid BON &. 8. 8oeler's Sbmiebe'8 ert.
Rate.
Bhone 1872.

rem Sire Glab berihiittet 81 merben
ipranq er bon Dem ettpu 90 Sub
boben @eriiIte berob uno erlitt Ser
itoitdung bciber SilBeeIenfe, Die ibn
cuff IGngere Belt understanding
MAIDEN ner6en.
S. 3. 6. @rOte bat baS Gis-
Cream uno 8%eltourant. @ei6Gft oes
@rnIt SbodIep 9efnlft. Serr 8rote
mar friibcr bier geidGftlid tb1tig
big err Dor bier Sabren fem Store.
geifGft on s. 8. Riefe %berfallfte.
Seitbcr mobrtc er in @eral6.
Gorff Bros. boben IN @eralb Gin
9odItcin 8obnbous fir Sui. 8irten
polIcn0et un6 merben bier NIT oem
SerItellen bon 8afIteinen pieoer be-
g;nnen.
2ouiS Seibel butte oas llnglitd
zines leiner beIten Bferbe 5l ber-
lieren.
Srls. 2oIa un0 Grace Souieman.
mcIhe in Union bci61ftigt limo, be-
fin6en ii6 bier ouf 8elud) bel ibrcn
Gltern.
Die beige 30. 6. Stride miro ant
IS. SSuli ibr 5. @riinbrugsfeIt in
fcictlidcr 8eiie bcgcber.
Claude SbodleD lno Satin, mel.
DIE lGneere 3eit bier nuf 9eiu6 BET
Dem @Itern DER 5rou Sbodlep, %.
3. 8ouer un6 @attin beripeiltcn,
reiItcn lette ISOLDE pieOer in lire
Seimatb in Scanning, Wo, 5trld,
fSrou Com. 2lettenboelter muroe
lcttcn Sreitog mad ct. &ouiS in Elm
SoipitnI 9ebraht nm .juegen appert'
oicitis opcrirt 81 Der6en.
s. 6. Miefe unb @attin unb SRI.
Celia 8rice uaren lebten Sonntdg
in 2esIie gum 9eiud bon Serrn
&iefe's Sdtpelter, Srau Geo. II.
Streblmann
Ssrou Sunoertpirtb. bon ct.
0o1lis, cine Sante bes s. 8. @rinf.
mann, befinOet iid ge%geuipdrtt9 bier
lei 2etterem nuf 9ciu9.
Sbco. 2otall mndte lebte Wohe
cine @eiddftsreiie nod Gloon, Mo.
81. u. @inter IGBt 8erbciierun-
gen an Der 8obnung allsfiibren Die
or fiiralid bon Senrp &orff sefoitt
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

an 8oro bottle. am Wontag trat
Der 9uinpfer Die &iiffabrt nod ct.
Souls an nadoem berielbe cine
9roBe @n5abI Sdmeine bel
S6miot's 2anoing an 8orb genom.
men batte.
Ser Wiiiouri Der leste ISOLDE
Itart geitiegen NOR, lit felt CONS
tag mieoer b%eIt1noie am SaGlcn.
8m. @reis ir. betleibet m1f Dem
9ompfer Champ Glarf Die Stelle
oils engineer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
Berger.

Scrr ScfoIS unb Satin BON ct.
moren iiber sic Seiertaee
bier oils @6ite Der SamiIien Geo.
3cilmann rno Saul 2lttber.
$. q. Hocoel unb @ottin, bon ct.
2ouiS, maren am Sonntag uno
Nontog bier a,tf 8eiud bel Ser.
nonoten uno 8efanntcn.
9eIobnung. Sd bc3able
$25 9~clobnun9 Der mir Snforme'
tion crtbeilt Die our Scrbaft1tng uno
llcbcrfiibrune Ser 8crion fitbrt.
luelhc ru6loier 8eiic 9flanacn in
meinem @nrten 5erIt0rte. 8. S.
Hoe6el.
Ous 8icnic unb Eanopergnit9en,
6os lctten Sonntag inter gerarts
1talt,lng Ser Berger MilitarD 8ano
bier obgebalten lpurbe mar iebr
5oblreih beiudt.
Sobn 6. Stod befonO iih lebte
@ohe mebrere Gage in Seorio, Su.,
in Observation-Disclosures
@m. Meper ltno Satin bon ct.
2ollis, maren iiber Die Seiertage
bier bel Gcriuanoten uno 9efonnten.
@rnIt 8lu1ner uno @ottin, meldC
crit poriqe ISOLDE in bcn @beltanf
eineetreten iinb, muroen lestcn 8ret'
tag. 9eleeentli6 hires ginSl9eS II
ibr 3lttiinftiges Seim I'M 8lrmer
@ebGu0e, BON ibren 6rcun6cn mi
elmer GerenoOe bccbrt.
Ser Miiiouri mar lcttc ISOLDE i
bod Dob cr sic nieOcren Bottoms
heorohte. Gum @liid fing Ser Sl1f
om Somsto9 an 81 fallen.
*Serntm 9limcr erbielt lette Bo
die 5luci gorlooungen Itlos Gc1nen
uno cine Gar Sfloitcrlottcn.
Mit Dem 8ei5emnGben III ma1
bier i'm IIlgemeinen fertig llno oil
mcbreren 6ormen bat bas 0rei6el
be9onnen.
Geo 8obe lit eegcnpGrtig on Den
neiten 8obnbous Deg SoBn appril
bei6Gftigt Elm Gentralbei5ungs'ap
porot ein5ufibret.
Ism. 2orenn bon ct. 2oris, mo.
am Sonntag unb Montng beiu6S
meiic bier.
Wcloin 6rccie unb Satin itnttc
fen iiber Ole 6eiertaee ben Glterl
6es Scrrn Srccfe etncn 9eiu6 ob.
Srou 0obiS, bon ct. 2ouis, I'M
oeren Gottcr Srol1 sos. 9iebI uo
rem Icbtc @o6e bier in ibrer friibe
rem Scimatb oitf 9eiu6 bel 8c
Taunton un6 i'm nod ibrem bieii
gen Gigentbum 5u iebe1.
Sermon 9lumer erbielt lette Bc
DIE Elm &Inper.B iono, bus er on lei
nent 9ru6er grnIt 8llmer berfa1ti
re.
Gin gutter cinrpeihenoer Siege
/ ip1re jett icbr crtpiinldt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

3" 8er bos 8oltsblatt bermibt,
miro Die ltriade oorin finben, BOB &C
bic 8citlng nidt wieOer beltcllt bot
als Die Belt a~bgelaufen mar. Berrt
Die Belt obeeIaitfen lit, boren mir nit
Dem S6ifen nrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

--@mpfeblet bos y8ofsbIatt."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-13
MANY FORMS; Or eAt,L1 rLAuS
Various Types .Wers; Ussd Before the
! : Prsssnt Form 81 Old Glory
= L.. .s~-&zr was Adopted. 49,

According to the Smithsonian inst1-
tuition there were many forms Of early
flags especially colonial types, used
by the individual colonies and militia
regiments; before the nag Of the UNI
ted States was established by the con-
tinental congress June II, 1777, the
anniversary of which date Ii now cell
ebrated as flag day. This act required
that the flag Of the United States bs
Of IS horizontal stripes, alternate red
and white, and that the union be Ii
white stars on a blue field, represent
ing new constellation.
- One Of the first occasions for pub
lie display Of the Stars and Stripes Is
said to have been August 6, 1777,
when the new flag was hoisted over
the troops at Fort Schuyler, Rome, N.
Y. John Paul Jones is said to have
been the first to fly the Stars and
Stripes over the high seas on the
Ranger in November, 1777.
From the tiUe Of the Revolution the
Stars and Stripes in the flag have va
ried. There were 13 stars during the
Revolution, 10 in the war of 1872, 20
in the Mexican war, SO to IS in the
Civil war, 45 In the Spanish war and
48 today. The stripes were changed
first from l97 to is. and then back
again to Is. Our national flag IS
among the oldest flags of the nations,
being older than the present British
Jack, the French tricolor and the nag
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-13
Northwestern News
MINNESOTA HAS BIG LEAD -,
IN PRODUCTION OF BUTTER

St. Paul, Sept. 13.-Minnesota
will continue to lead all other states
in butter production and will estab-
lish a new record for 1920, accord
ing to Chris ,Heen, state dairy and
food commissioner.
The increase for 1919 compared
with the previous year, was nearly
ten million pounds, figures show. The
increase for 1920 over last year will
be, ten million pounds it is estimated.
Minnesota topped her nearest COM
petitor in butter production by more
than 100000 pounds in 1919.
Iowa produced S7,s14,633 pounds OF
butter in 1919 while Minnesota pro-
duced 142,844,777 pounds.
Wisconsin produced only $685.
s34 pounds; Ohio 6O,573.159 pounds;
Nebraska, 60,467,056 pounds and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-13
PROPOSES Il MORE EQUAL :. i. !.
LEAGUE COUNCIL VOTE
Scandinavian Countries to Ask
Amendment to Covenant
to Benefit Small Nations
BY Charles Mccain
United Press Correspondent

~ Omitted Press Correspondent
+ London, Sept. Il. (By MaiD An
amendment; to the League of Nations
covenane, which will give the smaller
member nations equal chances of rep
resentation on, the league council,
will be introduced at the first league
assembly at Geneva by Norway, Den
mark and Sweden.
The amendment, one of four which
will be brought forward by the Scan
|dinavian nations, has the enthusiast
tic approval of all the South Ameri-
can republics, and if adopted will Sc
cure for the minor members of the
league, far greater representation
than was provided for in the original
covenant.
s'The object of the amendment"
declared a Scandinavian representa-
tive of the league, "is to regulate the
method Of selecting the four nQn-per-
manent members of the council by
providing that the assembly shall, al
ter the first selections name new
state each year to serve for period
of four years and not be subject to
recollection for the following. period.
The suggestion is intended to secure
representation on thescoun-
Icil of a large number of states and
at the same time, making only one
change of membership each year to-
maintain the necessary continuity OF
the council =.
The other three amendments pro-
vide for: s 5 5s & 4 4 H.. a. "
%e'(1) the. Strengthening Of the posi-
ton, of the assembly by pro7iding for
a. fixed annual meeting. It also pro-
posed that on the demand Of ten
members special assembly meeting
can be called at any time by the
secretary-general.
T. (2) the commission Of .< the word
generally" from the following para
graph in Article Thirteen:
Disputes as to the Interpretation
of a treaty as to any question of in
ternational law, as to the existence
of any fact, which, if established
would constitute breach Of any in
ternational obligation, or as to the
extent and nature of the reparation
to- be made for any breach, are de-
iclared to be among those which are
generally suitable for submission to
arbitration 80
The purpose. 1t was pointed out, of
this suggestion is to make the Obliga-
ton to resort to arbitration more alb
solute and more precise. g.
60 The last amendment concerns
the economic blockade. It would per-
nit the council to authorize state
in the vicinity of another state
against which the blockade has been
enforced, to maintain a certain de-
gree Of intercourse with the coven-
ant-breaking state provided that
such action is considered by the
council to be necessary to prevent the
blockaded state from threatening or,
ATTACKING its neighbor. --..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-13
NEW FEEDING STUFFS
LAW GETS RESULTS

The Minnesota feeding stuffs law,
which went into effect less than a
year ago, is designed to protect the
people from buying misbranded and
adulterated livestock feeds. Under
its provisions no concentrated COM
mercial feeding stuff can be exposed
for sale without having attached to
the bag or sack statement Of the in
gradients, the net weight and the
name and address of the manufactur-
err "A tag bearing the signature OF
the state commissioner must be at
tached to each package of feed to
show that it has been registered.