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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
JUNE 20 is FIXED
AS DATE OF SESSION

:, Con ttnned From First paseD
~, NC, word That America is ready 10
in"Nc 81 least a trial for univarsni
sus Scatio" that. having joined our a
.oclascs IN war In creating tho rond,
.'o'S IT, are no" leading to cnao.
70 mercI!dss fatc In order thai ~.
miRht maintain so.calicd traditional
st"t" OF !solation' thst we surrcn,tern,,
Wnch we went 10 tho defense OF our
own rights and 10 the aid OF s,rue-
s!!nS humanity. II THIS is TO bc or
attitude. Then the $4,000 American
livcs IN vain and tho .o0o. 900 moro WHO
Willingly oncrcd their lives for tns
cause that called Ut there have :, rfrh,
70 ~" ior what thcy wcrc summoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Says Women Put
Ideals Into Action
Mrs. Peter Oleson, Jack
SON Day Speaker, Predicts
Uplifting Influence.
iRy Associated Press. ,

WASHINGTON. Ian. Mrs pe,or
oltfon. Of t,o@uet. Mimi. associate
nemoer Of the Democratic national
committee from that State. spealiiur.
toni8ht u; the Jackson Day dinner
NEE. SAID that rs the home has been
plessed by The ideals OF women. thn
politicnliy."
liberal parties Of ali nutions viii ,in,
favor with these newly cnframchised
citizens. She said. Women do noi
soon, At ideals: they believe i'm putting
deals into action.
The Democratic party calls today.
rs IL did in its beg inning. forward.
look men and women into it's ranks
During the war period. when money
was spoken Of in billions and Amer
lca armies III millions Of men the
women or america will never forget
.hnt TINS Democratic administrations,
True 10 its high ideals. threw around
'nc army camps every precaution for
c!can-iiNin% for the soldier and ,ncy
VIII mover forget that Intoxicating
drinks were bansncd from Ameyicafi
warsh,ps. S"''
Ideals are tested in time OF war
NC bcmocratlc party has stood the
tcSl. us iucaiS are not that property
risnls are Supreme. but tina: human
iiShtS are paramount. II has served
an classes. The progressive lepisla-
iion which Tho women OF America de-
SIRE VIII hnd an avenue OF express
SION through tho party which ever
aimed Ak constructive laws for tho
bonciit % al
the ca."pAien Of the Democra;i,
party IN ia-o is not merely. political
canpa's!i. II ~ " crusade on behul: OF
the ;. progressive forces OF American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

iudc, We place our unparalleled record,
n peace and in war. enriched BY a
leadership whtcn has carried America
20 greater heights .: prosperity and
iono. ana success than size has ever
inowr before" In proposing the ncaltn
service 10 immunity Mr. Cummings
made hr.c! reference TO the treaty OF
Versailles and tho league OF nations
II am glad he said, tina. during al!
this critica! period. the great historic
party 20 which we belong. IL al! matters:
relatiu: to the permanent preservation
OF the peace Of the world. has in
s,ine;tvciy turned III, face 20 tho light
- reflect upon tho period. ~ years
no, when Thomas jefferson drafted
Lac Immortal document that made
inner ~ free, | am glad also 10 think
that IN our own time. Umdor the pcovi-
den.c o. God, another great Demo-
crat. touched MS was jefferson by the
dlTine fire, has participate tod. as ono
ot the master figures in the prcpara-
,.nn OF document destined to set the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
N.anld Cease oper.,lou

Because the tract OF timber which
y WAS built 10 haul has been cut
and there is said 10 10 no longer ANY
need for tho road. the Nirs!niA south.
ern Railroad has applied 10 tho Stu,e
Corporation Commission for authorize
" discontinue operation between
ifouida!c aud Fsi-Noou. IN Gra yson
County, The distance between these
NO points s. SSout four miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ri.na SIX Due,iinr,.

max l.. Ruohrmund ycstcriay filed
six two-sto-y brick dwellings to b.
erected on tho west side OF SiNta
street between Leigh and DIVA!
streets. The new houses arc 70. o..
cupancy by oolorcd people. Tho cog.
Will DC $4,000 each. q total OF .aG 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Permits to build were ISSUED y6.ier.
daE ny lniiid!rs Inspector Butler .:
follows: Mira. Fannie NJ. Johnson. to
huiin garage nj 2joI West Mai,
street. 10 cost 1900: NJ .. HAWKINS.
10 oaili four E.raEca al SIS and ;2U
Wcs; Grace street. 10 cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

reached IN the Senate with .eservs
ionS that would not 10 serious harm
20 tho treaty" ''''' ~
lie said he sympathiscd with Pres,
Ccnl Wilson's position. In view OF the
Snioi executives pledge TO tho allies.
ne Son'd not Very we'll recommend
.nan5cS in tho Iln1mnnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Palmer Tells Diners War Is Still
Living Fact; Many Others Speak

WASiiINGToN Jan S.--Too much
"Nidenee as 20 Am"rica's part in the
war NAG been submitted Attorney
General Palmer told tho jackson Day
diners her tonight. for the case 10 be
Witmarawm from the jury now.
'rhe, srca, war is still living fact"
ne Satd. the hope OF tho world for
peace mas been blasted by the jcal-
"nsi"s oi mca who hold ;hcir political
fortunes above the worlds need. The
war Wit not he over in fact even If
IN name. uniil tho issues which ii has
raised arc passed upon by the great
S"nrt 90 Apr"ais In America and the
judsmen, of tho people is entered.
'.Fn@ record "hich has led to tho IS
nsmnrIaiic PARTY, Upon tina, record
Republican leaders have chosen to play
has been merely to criticiSc our meth
AEA'c our victories, and rob America
and tho world Of their fruits lie.
them also stand upon the record
l.diculinE The offer OF SO 600 made
ny The republicans FOR the best plat
form. Mr.. Palmer declared that lf the
opposition stood upon It's record. the
platform would 10 composed % p.unks
,r"m'einS 20 undo All that tho pomo-
cratic party has done" Here Mr.
Palmer rccoun;ed tho acts OF the Dem
'nrattc administration and his cri,i-
e!Sms %. Lack Of ac;s by the Ecpubli-
can Congress.
on such PLATFORM" he continued
~" Republican party will set all the
Noies y y entitled To- get; i viii car
r% ,mos' IS many states as Il ala In
Governor Cox speaks.
( -. Associated Press
,tt"Ffing that Republican leaders
,cc,'a"ft"d not"riously with every dis
,oSh! Sr"h2. ~ 'hc cong rcssional cam
I paigu - 1919. Governor Cox OF Ohio.
! ,oia Democrats assembled at tho Jack :
J, son i'aE dinntr here tonight. that the
/ r'aH.i ~ chat campaign was no, a
democratic defeat as no political
part which denies Intercourse with
tffhSon suffers u rcrcreu in so doine. .
Is httns' no said That tic
country be reminded Of tho Fac. TINT
ho' sing constructive thing has
B Octn done. and that tho cX.ravaganco
/ ana Corruption so fl!ppan.ly alleged
/ nave not been found.
/ Ne the ranks form FOR the contras,
| near al hand. there arc Manifestations
7 Wh!cu must be- regarded ~ danger
siGns Tho ola guard. - rnlicd 80 81
sPutFo. OF The party wh!cn ii we'll.
alsa wrecked by .ts greed. No man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Americans Now W, Satisfied

Americans Now Not Satisfied.
II do not believe that this rs vn,t
the people OF this country wish Or Nj
be satisfied with. Personally, do No.
accept INC action OF tho senate OF ,I.
united states as tho decision or t6.
nat!on: ! nave asserted from the ,ir,:
taat the overwhelming majority % Mo
peopie or th's country desire tho RAIN
cation or the ireats, ANA ms imprc ssioi
hrmed by the unrnistakaA!o evidences q.
public opinion given during nv y;gi'
70 seventeen OF the states
ia, n;ath c9doa!"rcd q make I: plain
inc Iunaouoied Moanin. OF tho league
IS : saaii have no objection There
, ian ne no reasonaole objection 10 tn.
ratihcation itself. Sat when the ,raa,,.
- acted upon J must know whether i,
means means 'hat ,WNe nave ratified o. 70
eur Face an In,hi"kahlc Task.
which alter its meaning. or !eavn !.
and then. after tho rest of Tho wo,iJ
tinka ,Smed ias; W. We mnst f.ce tho m.
separate kind Of treaty Win t;erma ~"
but no mere assertions WIN rorarG
to inc WISH ana opinion 81 tho com
doubt as 10 what tho pooplo or ~
country think on this %i;aI MATHS
the clear aHd single wa ont Ia ~
sanmi, II .or Determination al ;ho
nexs election 30 the voters or .G.
nraaon, TO give THO next election Xxx
DUN. a er.eferen dum as 20 nc par, ;hc
United states is to play la Conlplc in .
ne setticmnnts OF tho war ana in
tho prevention IN tho future or .rrE
outrases as Germany ATTEMPTED To-
peTTp%s t ts, =
REFUSE now to take part in the eAccti.
uon and administrat ION o! these sci :.
;;1 afe nsr than We haq % refuse to
low weeks OF the war which j,.,.,,l i, !,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Wpraeniibnng, ben ~. Snlt, 1920.

Sci Sertagltng gemdB trat Die Beborz
Sc suia1nmen; g. sc. 2ahr u1s SorliBer
un6 ale Mitglieb %antpeienb. @uf Nn<
trag tpurben na61tebenbe NenDerungen an
8er1pnaleigentrms = %Ib16dbunge11. fpie
BON ben Mief1oren einbertdtet, getroffen:
Solpn Babnesbine - Bro3ent erbobt:
Gferbe 5 10; S6afe so; Ndergerdte etc.
33A; 9ampfmal6inen 50; @etretoe1petz
6er, etc. so Bro8ent.
Soipn Habmonb - 8ro3ent erbDbt:
Sausbaltsgege n1tdnbe ets. 10; Rfer0e q
20; Bferbe S rs; 8ferbe e so; @tnbbieb
b 10; %i9fnbbieb c 10; Nin6bieb e 10; Sc
fliigel 300; 8agen etc. 70; Intomobtle
20; 9rei6mai 6inen 25; 9ampfma19tz
men 25 Bro5ent.
Ser Mi1e11or unb bic Mitglieoer Der
Sonnbeb6rbe bes Sptpn5btp Melroie err
16ienen Dor ser 8eb0rbe .un6 Die Mb16dz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in genanntem Soipn
ffiiir Sac Sabr 1920 tpurbe 1orgfdlttg er-
Drtert. 8eiagter Mfiei1or un0 bic Sotpnz
beb0rbe gaben 81, 6aB Die Ibi6dbnngen
gemaM purben, tpie lie bem M11efor bon
ben @tn5elnen angegeben tpnr6en lno oab
lie ser Mn1iGt tparen, baB allies Ser Nb<
i6dbnng nntertporfene @igenttm abgez
i6dbt: tp1tr6e gemdB ben 9eieblt9en 8ez
fimmlneer1. SIZE gountp<8 eb0rbe nabm
Johann bie &n9elegenbeit unter 8era@
ttng.
$opn @odbine - Bro5ent erb0bt:
Bferbe + 100; @in6bieb c 10; @in6bieb
5 10; i9fn6bieb e 10 @efliigel so; Inz
tomobiIe 25 Rro5ent.
Sotpn ct. Quauita - Rro5ent erb6bt:
&inbbieb e 10; @efligeI 50; Bagen etc.
90: MutomobiIe IS Ero5ent.
Sofpn ct. Glpnb = Bro5ent erbobt:
@in6bieb 80; MutomobiIe 20 Bro3ent.
Sotpn ct. Soiepb, 8ro5ent erb0bt =
&inbbteb 3 10; M9er9erdte etc. 80; 8az
gen etc. 20; Intomobile 10; 9ref9maz
feline etc. so; 9ampfmal9inen etc. 20
Pro5ent.
Muf Mntrag bertaate 1ib bic 8eb0r6e
big na6mtttags 1 mfr.
&admtttassitkung, bet ~. Srlt, 1920.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
&laiienabteilnnsen Der 8ferbe, &inbpieb
--... a4.S q 4aA.ans.4a 1880. ---E

Bferbe: a unter etnem Sabre alt; b,
ein Sabr alt unb ulter 5lpei Sa9rell;
c, 5pet Sabre alt unb unter BRET Sab
rem; 8, brei Sabre alt nnb unter 1e6-
5ebn Sabren; e, ie6s5ebn Sabre alt utlb
oariber; + 5engite, feline 8rutmdbren
uno &aHezBferbe.
9tinbbieb: a, unter etnem Sabre alt;
B, Elm Sabr alt nnb unter 5pet Sabren;
c, 5tpei Sabre alt ut1b .unter bret Sa6z
rem; 3, &ibe; e 8ulen; T, allies anbere
Ginobieb, bret Sabre alt un0 6ariiber.
56tpeine: a, ni9t iiber Drei Wonate
att; b, bret Wonnte alt unD bnriiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
@5enta.

gf5ema lit cine Der gemobnli9iten
@autfranfbeiten, Die Elm biertel Biz
elm 6rittel ouer @autfranfbeiten aus,
ma9t, 6ie bon Ner5ten bebanbelt mer-
ben. IS lit nibt cine 8lutfranfbeit,
un6 itebt in feiner 8e5iebung 5u IT.
gen6pel9em v8lutgift" ODER 6erglei-
@en, ion0ern lit nidts meiter als cine
@nt5un0ung Der 9aut, Die IN ploBli-
der o6er @ronti@er Sorm auftriH.
Sm 2auf 1ieier g%nt3iin6ung i9ei6et
@f5ema Serum ODER @aller in flei=
nerer o0er gr0Berer Wenge aus. Sic
&ranfbeit 5eigt it9 IN 10 bielen ber=
i9ie6enen Sormen, 6aB. feline 8ei9ret=
b1ng gegeben mer6en tann, Die ii4
ouf aue Gdae be5iebt. @f5ema befant
Yeri onen bei6erlei @ei9le9ts un6 tn
|ie6em Sitter. Sc lit feine ererbte
&ranfbeit un6 fein &in6 lit lie nit
@f5ema bebaftet geboren tpor6en. Die
&rnnfbeit lit nidt aniteden6.
Die 1rfa6en bon @f5ema iin6 nod
unfGar, obtpobl d11Berlide &ei5ung in
bielen 6dQen 6ie Sa1pturia4e at ietn
i9eint. 3utpeilen lit 6as &lima bon
@influB un6 IN Der &egel 1T Die
@ranfbeit am i@limmften tpdbreno
ser falten Sabres5eit. @alte 8inoe
un6 pl0blibe Eemperaturrpe6fel be-
ion6ers bon tparmem 5u faltem 8et-
ter, beridlimmern baufig uno ber-
ldngern @f5ema.
Die bon Ser &ant anSgei6ie6ene
Sliiiiigfeit lit itets 6arafteriitti6 fir
gf5ema. .3nerit lit es einfa6eS SLUT
fer11m1, Damn miro 6ieie Mnsideioung
ie6o9 gelbli6 meiB, flebrig nno ~
rupartig. 8enn Der SUIT ansgeiett,
trodnet es 5n gelbli6en ODER brdun-
Iiden &ruiten, Die Sontg ODER @nmmt
dbneln. Die &ranfbeit lit gefen1-
5eidnet 6ur6 etn @efubl bon SUDDEN
nn6 8ren1er in BEN betroffenen 5tel-
len. Mu6 itn6 cine gepiiie &ote, Nn>
i6menen o6er 8er6idung Ser Saut
bemerfli6 iopie an6ere Mn5eiden Der
@nt5in6nng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Observation-Disclosures ctr. 25 9rpsent.

| @etreibeIpei6er etc. 25 Erp5ent.
Sptpn Safe 6enrp -Sro5ent 3u1blag:
9ferbe 10; 8ferDe 5 90 Rferoe e 20;
| ginbbieb 5 10; Ninbpieb e 53h; S9afe
38h; @eflifgel so; @a9en etc. 100;
| 9ferneae1dirr 1919 Erp5ent.
Sotpn 2uremburg = Yro5ert erhobt:
| Smsbaltsae9enitdnbe etc. so; Rfreoe b
80: Gferpe + 1914; Hinopieb b 10; &inb<
picb { so; &iubbieb 5 10; Ntubbieb e 20,
Gefliigel %; Iutomobile 33A Nro5ent;
Iomn 2pnoen = Ero5ent erbobt: Sa1s
boltsgerdte, 20; 8feroe a., 20 Rferoe e
33h; Hferbe 100; Gtnobteb e 20; Sc
fliigel so; 8a9en etc. 100; Eferoegez
idirr so; Iutomobtle 40 Pro5ent.
,Muf I1ttrag bertagte it'd Die BebDr0e
big ein l1br nacbmittags.
Madmtttassiitmns, ben rs. S1tli, 1920.
Ser 8ertagung gemdB trat Die Bez
h6rbe au1ummen; g. 81. 2nbr als Sor1tber
unb ale Mitglieber antpeienb. Mnf Nnz
trrag pourben nnd1tebenoei Qenoerltrgen an
8eripnaleigentums : Nb19dbungen, tpte
bon ben M11e15oren etnbert9tet, getroffen:
Sptpn Waiue Yrairie - 9ro5ent 3u<
1blag: @ausbaltsgerdte etc. 20; @uto@
mobile 10 Gro5ent.
Eotpn Miltpoob - Ero5ent 3nIdlag:
&inDpieb e 1875; Iutomobtle 40 Yro<
gent.
Sotpn Mun1pn, Yro5ent 3u19lag -
Bferoe a 20; Eferoe b 20; Eieroe c 10;
8feroe 5 40; Rerbe e 10; 3tnobteb b,
IS; &inbbieb { 20; "&tnonieb . 10;
Minbbieh e so; @dafe so; 59tpeine b,
33A; Gefliigel 10; Iltomobtle 20;
9rei9mai9inen etc. 50 Bro5ent.
Eotpn Nortb Sort - Ero5ent 3ui6lag,
&labiere 80; Rferbe a 20; Pferoe b 253
Yeroe c 80; Hfer0e 5 10; @inobieb a,
53H; @inobieb + 25; @inobieb { 80;
Nin6bieb 5 10; Ntnbbieb e 40; Snnoe
225; @agen etc so Fro5ent.
Sotpn DAT - Sargent erb0bt: &laz
biere 20; Eferbe a 20; Ferbe 5 80;
Eferbe e 80; 8ferbe { 200; @inobteb a
33h; 8inbbieb b 70; 8tn6bieb { so;
Hinbbieb s 40; Gtnbbieb e 50; 56afe
20; @dlpeine b 1873; @efliigel 100;
6urbe 90; @agen etc. 50; Yferoegel9trr
so Ero5ent.
M11f Mntrog pertagte iid Sic geb0roe
Bis 8, l16r aubern Wtorgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

Ser gertagung ge1ndB trat bic 8eb0r<
Sc sulammen; g. 81. 2abr als @oriiber
u1b ale Mitglteoer anlpelenb. sluf Nnz
traa nurben na6ltebenbe Nenberungen an
Ser onaleigentunns : Nbj6dbu1gen, ipie
ben Sen MIleNpren cinbertbtet, getroffen:
Tptpn ct. Wartin - Yrp3ent erbDbt:
Minbpieb e 10; @efliigel 20; Sarmgerdz
tie etc. so; @a9en etc. SO; Bferbegelbtrr
20; uMtompbile 40 Fro5ent.
Solpn ct. @enbel - Ero5ent erbDbt:
neutrality-suspicious. etc. 10; Rferoe .
10; &fer6e E 20; &iubbieb e so; Sc
fliiael 200; Mdergerdte etc. 100; Fferbez
ae1dirr so; Nutomobile 20; 9reidmaz
idinen etc. 100; 9ampf1notoren SO Pro<
Totpn @auf Centre - Bro8ent erbDbt:
@nusbaltsgerdte etc. 40; Ninobieb e 20;
&%efligeI 100; S%armgerGte etc. 40; 8ferz
1OObege16irr 40; Intomobtle 40 Fro@
gent.
Eotpn @pring Sin, Bro5ent erb0bt
'@eflM9el%100; M~der9erdte aefe F40;;*s8fers'
begeldirr 25; Nutomobile 20 Bro5ent.
Eotpn @afefiel - Yro5ent erb0bt:
Bfer6e a 100; Rferbe 5 10; &agen etc.
90 Ero5ent.
Topn 3ipn = Ero5ent erbDbt: Sansz
%boltsgerdte etc. 20; &inbbieb e 10; @ez
fligel $50; Sarmgerdte etc. so; Pferoez
ge16irr SO Fro5ent.
Nuf Mntrag bertagte ii6 bic 8eb6roe
Biz 9 11br n%dditen Worgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
@iHen Sic:


9ob MbfGlle in einem 6idt oer-
i@loilenen 8ebdlter pertpabrt nn6
minoeitens 5tpeimaI oie ISOLDE 51tr 3d.
fubr binausgeiteat per6en ionte?
9aB StaQe nn6nr9ldiiige Dung
grnben baben ioqten?
9aB @eburtsan5eigen fir oasBobl
ergeben 6es &in6es nottpenoig 1in62
Dab Nabrungsmittel in 2a6en pie
gu Saule 5ugeoeH tper6er iouten, Inn
Sernnreinigut1g 81 Derbiten?
9nb &rebs in BEN Mnfangsita6ien
Ser &ranfbeit beilbar lit?
DAB Mildfluiden getpai6en mer-
ben ioaten bepor tie Dem @dn6ler 51-
r%uGgegeben tper6en?
9aB 56min6iu6t cine Derbiitbare
un6 beilbure &ranfbeit lit, tpenn tie
5eitig beban0elt miro?
9aB eS SIRE 8irgerpflidt tit, IT.
gen0mel6e 8ergeben mioer @eiun0-
beitsDerorom&ngen ODER @elebe, Die at
Sbrer &enntnis fommen, an5u5eigen?
9aB Singer nnb @dn0e 6ie gr0Bten
Gerbreiter bon &ranfbeiten i11o?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Wpraeniibnna. ben %. Smli, 1920.

Mprgeniitmng, ben 20. Suit, 1920.
Ser Sertagung gemdB trat bic 8ez
bDrbe 8nlammen; g. Sc. 2abr als Sort:
Ser unD ale Witglieber anpeienb. Nni
| Nntrag murben na91tebenbe Menbernnz
Gen an Yerl Observation-Disclosures
ipie bon Ben MHeiioren etnbertdtet, 9ez
%troffen:
Iiuaee Mlbanb - Yro5ent erb0bt:
Sausbaltgerdte, etc. 10; &inbbieb c 20;
@inbbieb e 100; Sarmgerdte etc. 25;
@agen etc. 50; Mutomobile 20; 9ampf>
mal9inen so; @orrat in Bool,3immerr1
so; @etreibe1peiber etc. 1878 Sro5ent.
&iuoee Mbon = 8ro5ent 3u1dlag:
SausbaIts9egenl tGGnoe etc. 50; Eferbe 5
30; Eferbe e 100; @inbbieb a $50; Nino
bieb b so; &inobieb c so; 59afe 100;
Sormgerdte, etc. 10; 9ampfmai9 t11en,
etc. 100; 8aumaterial etc. 66%; @etret<
beipei9ern etc. 10 Frp5ent.
@t1age Belgrade Rrp5ert 3ul9la9:
Eferbe S 10; Ninbbieb a 20; &tn0bteb b
25; Mutomobile 20; I9arnpf Wea19inen,
etc., so; 8armaterial etc. so; 9rrderz
pre11e etc. 100; &orrat in Fopl5tmmert1
so; @etreibe1pet6ern, etc 66% Fro5ent.
8ilage 8rooten: Ero5ent 3u19lag =
8ferbe 5 40; &inbbieb a 40; &inbbieb b
so; Ninbbieb c so; 6unbe $50; &leinz
banbeIstpaaren 1915 Bro3ent ernte6rtgt;
Stem SO. 80, so Bro3ent e%rnie6rigt;
9rnderzRreHen 25 Rro8ent erniebrtgt;
gorrat in BooI8immern 25 Bro3ent err
niebrist; @etreioeipei@er 25 Fro5ent erz
niebrigt.
8iInge gplb @pring = Rro5ent erz
b0bt: @ausbaltsgerdte 25; BferDe 5 40;
5dafe 66M; 8agen etc. 20; 9rel@moz
iGinen etc. so; 9ampf mafdinen etc, so
8aumatertal etc. 10 Rro5ent.
@iuage @6en 8alleb = Probent err
bDbt: neutrality-suspicious. etc. so; @laz
biere 20; 8ferbe a 40; Bferbe 5 40; Tfer
Sc e 40; &in6bieb b IS; @agen etc. 50;
Mntomobile rs Bro8ent.
Nnf Intrag b%ertagte ii9 Bic 8eb0r6e
biz 1 mfr na6mittags.
Ma6mittagsiitnts, bet 20, Suit, 1920.
Ser 8%ertagnng gemdB trat bic 8e6orz
Sc 5u1ammen; g. sc. 2a6r als 8or1tber
un6 ale Mitglie6er antpe 1enb. Muf Mn<
trag tpurben naGiteberbe Men6erungen an
Ser onnleigentums > Nbf9dbungen, tpie
bon ben M1e11oren einberi@tet, getroffen:
8iuage Sreepprt - Rro3ent 3u16lag:
@ausbaItsgerdte etc. so; @Iabiere 90;
Rferbe a 80; Rfer6e 3 40; Fferbe e so;
@inobieb a IS; @inobieb + so; @inbbieb
{ so; Nin6bieb 5 20; S6afe 40; 6un6e
100; 8agen etc. so; 8aumatertal etc.
rs Bro5ent.
Biuage @reentpalb - Bro5ent 3nz
19lag: @ausbaltsgerdte etc. 1873; Bfer-
Be 5 40; Sarmgerdte etc. 1878; 9ampf<
Mn16inen 20; 8aumateriaI etc. Is;
Observation-Disclosures 10; @etreioeipetz
9ern, etc. so Fro8ent.
8iunge @olbing = Bro5ent 3ui9lng:
6a1sbaItsgegenfdn6e 20; Fferbe B 90;
Rfer0e c Is; Rferbe 5 40; Bferbe e 40;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

sc gibt 6rauen, sic 5eitlebens int
= gefGbrli6en glitter" iteben. i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Onfcl Gam als Gcinnc>
hctts>H
8a6ies' 0eiunbheit.

Muttermil6 lit Die bette fir Babies.
&ubmilb lit Die natirli6e Nabr-
11r1g fir ein &alb, nidt aber fir Elm
nengeborenes &in0.
Wfan piege oas 8abD regelmdBig.
3as 8abp bat eine Menge frii6e
SUIT notmenoig.
Dieaugen 6eS ne%1geborenen 8abD
ioaten bon einem Mr5t unterlu9t
mer6en, 6amit 8lin6beit perbiitet
miro.
Sino Die Nugen BEG 8abp ni6t in
gltem 3uitanoe, 10 5iebe man ben
Mr5t 5n &ate.
4dg gabD folate faiqgJflii4 gebaoet
meroen uno friide Wdi6e erbalten.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
VAIL STREET
l2:l5 p. M.
Friday. Semi. l71h

Just twenty-four hours
aiter the terrible Wall
Street catastrophe that
saoeked the whole world,
j 10000 patriotic Ameri-
cans packed the scene Of
the explosion, while the
4 Sens Of the American
4 Revolution answ cred the
j Challenge of the Reds by
dnging patriotic airs from
Tie steps of the Sub
treasury, the occasion
being the ceremony in
celebration of the 133d
anniversary Of the
signing of the Constitu-
don Of the United States.
In the background is the
famous Morgan building,
10 walls washed clean of
STAIN and its shattered
vino dows care fully
bearded. Excepting the
Liberty Loan celebra-
aenA Wall Street never
saoRe witnessed such q
@ontaneous expression of
eatnotism. WIDE World
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

Left GENERAL
PERSHING A N d
@ UID R o N. The
former has been in
Washington attend
ing the Convention
Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars and
the latter, also a
veteran Of the World
War, is the mount
on which the A. E.
F. commander led
the great Victory
Parade in Paris.
Our picture of the
two soldiers was
taken on General
Pershing's 6Ot h
birthday. Keystone
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

R;oht-JACK BAKER, WIRELESS EX-'
PERT. Our Secretary of Wars only son
has an electrical "bent' and has rugged
up his bicycle with complete miniature
wireless outfit and says he has all kinds
Of fun picking up snatches of messages
from the big Arlington wireless station
inst outside of Washington. Keystone
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

Mola
Thompson
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

rHE WORLD CHAMPION WOMEN SWIM
MERS. Americans all, in Paris following their
Olympic successes Standing-Charlotte Boyle,
trey; sitting-Helen Meany, Aileen Riggn, Mar
garet Woodbridge, Helen Wainwright and Alice
Lord. Model & Herbert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-10
HIGHEST COAL OUTPUT.
in 1918, Under War

All records for coal production were
broken under the stress of war de-
mands in 1918 by American coal min
ers, according to report issued today
by the bureau of mines. The output
was 1,134. short tons per miner for the
year, or "A short tons per day per
man. The nearest competitors of the
American miners were those in New
South Wales, with S14 short tons per
man for the year.
Many factors enter into coal pro-
duction besides the miners capacity
as a workman, the report said, but it
added that in the eighteen-year period
for which records have been examined
American miners had boosted pro-
duction from 729 short tons per man
per year in 1901 to the figures reached
in 1918, 1.-THE greatest on record for
this or any other country