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The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
TO SINK NEW SHAFT

With the purchase OF the proper
ty OF Axel Antilla In Bessemer town
ship and on the hill to the west and
south OF the Puritan location this
week for consideration OF $40, 800
the oliver Iron Mining company an
nounced that II had plans for the sink
ing OF new shaft midway between
the old Geneva and Puritan mines
early next summer.
The new shaft will be four-com-
partment one, OF steel and concrete
lining with a modern and improved
steel headframe, and will eventually
be one OF the most important In the
oliver group on the range. Through
the new mine the company plans to
take care OF the ore body on the old
Royal and Geneva leases. II plans
also TO seek the western extention OF
the Puritan ore measures through
the new shaft.
The site. which comprises approx
lmately 40 acres, Is on the footwall
OF the formation and Is large enough
10 take care OF the necessary build
ings, power house, electrical equip
ment and other structures. which will
be erected at the mine.
The deal was consummated by +.
J. Duda OF Bessemer. The property
OF Mr.. Antilla comprises an improved
farm and several buildings, including
a home, which are valued At several
thousands OF dollars.--Ironwood News
Record.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

'Mr. Andrew Ostrand attended 4
special stockholders meeting OF the
Iron Mountain Mercantile Co. OF Iron
Mountain Mich, Monday night. Sept.
goth. At this meeting the following
officers and directors were elected:
W. j. Monroe, President.
A. II. Gronlund. Secy-Manager
A. Ostrand, Treasurer.
Adolph Anderson. Frank Bjorkman.
Ii was decided at this meeting to
remodel the building and fix 1t up so
that the second floor could be used
and rented out for offices and club
rooms. The meeting was attended by
a large number of members and CO.
operative spirit prevailed among them
all.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

erland will be favored with many
more manufacturing enterprises. and
we are also wishing that some OF
them will be users OF copper and
the iron we are making In this penin-
sula. An article on our mining page
tells how higher freights may bring
about the establishment OF manufact-
uring enterprises, using copper, in Ar
izona and other southwestern and
western states. and this may also be
true OF the northern peninsula.
Then, IL we can bring out a deep
waterway from the Great Lakes to
the Atlantic. we will have started the
very greatest boom imaginable for
this northwest country. Such a water
way would be lined with manufact-
ories and be OF wonderful benefit TO
this entire northwestern region.
We are hoping for great additions
to our present labor-employing con-
res OF factory land has been bought
from abroad looking for some OF the
fat jobs this country enjoys. A great
emigration movement is now getting
underway, as could have been expect
ed because Of the wages now being
paid in this country. We will prob
ably have enough to man all the new
manufactures that will be started
here, and TO furnish enough for all
the busy mines as well.
This Is the land OF opportunity, and
Cloverland Is one OF the very finest
portions of it-Ishpeming Iron Ore.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
cLovERLAND no BE FAVORED

CLOVERLAND TO BE FAVORED
Crystal Falls has landed shoe last
factory, one that will employ at the
beginning about one hundred men and
will consume about 100000 feet Of
lumber annually. The Drill, of that
place, tells the people about II. We
are glad this enterprise Is TO be estab-
lished at the Falls. because it's a
good location and the people need the
money that will be distributed in
meeting the pay roll. This is the sec
ond wood working establishment to
locate in Cloverland in the last month
and we believe IL Is the forerrunner
OF many such.
Several days ago, in talking with
one of the prominent business men Of
this peninsula, manufactures OF inn
portance, he said that manufacturing
enterprises have been coming north
in Mich. for some time They now are
we'll up TO the end of the thumb Of
the lower portion OF the state, are
completely up 10 Detroit further east,
and the same northern tendency is
also TO be noted in Wisconsin where
the march continues steadily. He was
certain this would extend into Clover
land where the Ford company already
was making start. Operating in the
big cities has its drawbacks, and some
OF these are very harmful There are
many troubles with labor due TO pro-
fessional agitators; there are many
thugs and criminals; the cost OF liv-
ing Is too high, and there are very
few who can save anything. The small
er places afford better living condit-
ions; better places in which to bring
up children; better air and general
surroundings and greater freedom
from strikes and trouble, OF which la
bor. as well as capital, is becoming
very tired. Manufacturers were seek
ing TO get away from some OF these
excesses and to locate in places where
they could proceed with better class
OF workmen as we'll as with better
general conditions.
SO, we are OF the opinion that Glow
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25


That the opening OF the Ford plant
az Iron Mountain Is but the beginning
OF great industrial boom In upper
Michigan Is the forecast of ]. A. Min
near, head OF the J. A. Minnear Brok-
erage company. who Is home from Ir-
on Mountain where his firm has OPEN
ed up an office. says the Calumet
News.
IL is our belief that within the next
year other factories will come to nor
thern Wis iseonsin and the upper penin-
sula OF Michigan" said Mr.. Minnear
yesterday. These factories will be
attracted by Ford's works at Iron
Mountain. II must be remembered
that the announcement OF the location
OF the Ford plant at Iron Mountain
Is one OF the greatest industrial move
ments in the past few months, and the
wisdom and shrewdness OF the Ford
company's actions In the past have
proved to the industrial world that
they have an organization behind them
that is keen and alive to all situa-
tions. Therefore the reasons for our
stand that the industrial wave in nor
thern Wisconsin and the upper PENN
sula Of Michigan Is only In its infan-
cy."
Discussing Iron Mountains pros
poets Mr.. Minnear said:
There Il hardly a day passes but
that we do not find someone who Il
skeptical concerning the materializa-
tion OF Ford's plans. Many OF these
skeptics can be found among the resi-
dents OF Iron Mountain Unfortuna-
tely, some OF them cannot believe
their own eyes, for all one has TO do
l. TO visit the factory site and he will
realize Immediately that real build
ings are being put up, and they are
being constructed as rapidly as possi-
BILE. So far all this work has been on
the sawmill and the power plant, or
the two first units that are required.
Work on the auto body factory will
be started just as soon as 1t is con
sistent with building conditions.
The logging camps will be opened
up IN the very near future Some OF
the equipment and supplies have al
ready been shipped to the logging To-
cations.
1T takes time for all these plans
to be worked out. but there Is this
much about It; approximately 1000 ac-
ceres OF factory land has been bought
and paid for, and approximately 4OO,-
900 acres OF iron and timber lands
have been bought and paid for. and
no one is buying acreage such as this
to let II lie idle"
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

Mr.. Ostrand also attended a meeting
held at Marquette. Mich on Sept. II
and IS. for the purpose OF forming a
COOPERATIVE League In the Upper
Peninsula OF Michigan.
A committee on Constitution and by
laws was appointed and the plans was
laid for the formation Of Co-opera-
tive wholesale house, which will be
known as the Northern Michigan Co
Operative Wholesale Association. DIR
Warbasse, of New York. who is presi-
dent Of the National Cooperative
League. was present at this meeting
as well as several other Cooperative
educators who reported that the Co
Operative movement is gaining every
where.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
LBANOON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Q. A. Rosander, Pastor


Confirmation class Saturday at 200
n. m. Sunday school at $3.50. Ser
vice, Swedish 10:45, a. m. Service.
English, 1880 D. m.
Ladies Aid No. / and friends will be
entertained Sunday afternoon by Mrs.
Lindholm and Mrs. Malmberg.
Rev. G. A. Rosander officiated at
the dedication OF the new church at
Wisconsin Rapids last Sunday. Twel-
ve years ago Rev. Rosander organized
that congregation and secured for 1t
the property on which the church is
now built.
Tuesday he visited with his former
parishoners in Waupaca county.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

wANTED-Young lady 70 assist me
in my Office. One who understands
bookkeeping preferred. Good wages
s5-tf A. ]. Hockings.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

Taken up-Black mare. Weight A.
bout 100. White spot on forehead
and left hind foot.
CYRIL vARNEY,
:. poundmaster,
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

One mystery after another confronts
Secretary Emanuel Brussee OF the
French ministry who is in charge OF
the Job Of lIquidating American army
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25
ADVERTISEMENT

In our stock a strange COW arrived.
the color is red and white and has
bell which is fastened to chain. The
owner can get It from ANDREW
HENDRICKSON, Rock cut Iron co.
37-39.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-25

WANTED:--An experienced girl to
do housework. No washing.
(36-tf.) Mrs. A. j. bookings
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
LA COMMUNICATION DE
UNA FECRS GlORlOSA

Hay gran entusiasmo por asistlr a la
fiesta de gran Specification que orga'
nizada por Ia Association del Colegio
Militar Sc verificar4 manana en- la Trl
buna Monumental de Chapueitepec.
Con esta ceremonial Sc recordara Ia
tornado epica del dfa trece de septiem-
bre del ano de 1S47. fecha en- u los
bizarros hijos del Colegio Militar SUI
cumbieron bajo las balas norteameri-
canas ofrendando sus vidas en- aras
de la patria.
Ell programa formulado para esta
ceremonial es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUI
gestivo. Dos connotados oradores ha-
ran uso de Ia palabra: Ell licenclado
Francisco Olaguibel y el doctor IA
fael Ramirez.
Los trenes que %conduciran a los in
vitados al lusar de Ia ceremonial par
tiran de Ia plaza de la Constitution n
las diez de la manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
SANTE CONCURSO DE VO
CES FEMENlNAS
NUEVOS CASOS De FlESSS
AMARILLO

VERACRUZ. Yer. eSptiemhre IL
Los habitantes de este puerto Sc en-
cuentran sumamente alarrnados. pueS
IN fiebre amarillo no quiere ceder. Lee
los de clio. nuevos caSos Sc han re
ristrado Iltimarnente. Cno de estos,
en- Ia persona del senior Refugio Va
d!lIo. Guien arrib6 a esta ciudad a Il
nes del mes dc Agosto pr6Nlmo pasa-
do. cen 81 exclusive objcto de nasar VI
sta a In Jefatura de Hacienda cuya
vista de inspection ha tcnido que
susncnder DOR habcrie atacado el NAL
inencionadG.
Lo cierto cs que 81 senior Nad!llo 50
encucatra grave y los m4cicos Que lie
atienden manifiestan pocas espcranzas
&c salvarlo.
Las autoridades sa~nitarias trabajan
act:vamcnte por II extinction de esta
epidemic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Campana ~efectiva contra Ell juego.-Los expendios de car:
ne de caballo.-Concurso de woes femennas en- Ell
Conservatorio Nacional de Musica.

FL concurSo aver verificado en- Ell
a~Rfiteatro del MuSeo Nacional ne
uno de los que haSta ahora mas sem
sacl6n han cauSado. Ell tal concurSo
fu& de voces fcmeninas, entire sopra-
nos Y mezr-scprqnos. teriendo como
iran aliciente las couCurSanteS qua
aquellds que Cueran ~deSienadas como
triunfantes Serlan acreedoras a una
pension para continuar SuS cStudioS
en- ell Conservatorio y que sus macs
tros las harlan objeto dc una ensenan
"a mas s6lida y especial.
Ocherta Y iantas alumnas fueron
las que Sc inscrihieron para este con-
curse V un jurado especial Sc encarg0
&c seleccicnar de entire estaS voces
aquelllS que fueran dignas Ge fiSurar
en- el Neinticinco rcsultaron
a~probadas V el concurSo 10 estaS vo-
ccs va scleccionadas Sc ller6 a caDo
en- Ia forma si%guiente:
Fl jurado y el pnblico TO dcberlan
de Yer a las concursantes. Una cor
tina corrida en- el tablado del anfi-
teatro del Museo servia para ocultar
a las alumnas que iban interpretanjo
Ia obra de prueba a fin de que el
fallo fuese mas justiciero.
FL jurado cstuvo integrado en- Ia
forma ~sigliente: maestro Julian Ca
rrilio, director del C~onserrato-io Ma
cio2al sonora profesora Antonio ociloa
dc Miranda. ~senoritas~ Tomasa We
negas. Paula. Zurita, Elvira GonZalez
Pcna. Y s~chorcs Alberto C~astanares y
Agustin Beltran.
Ia prueba do principle a las die
v minutes de la maTana Y termino a
las dos de Ia tarde. Las concursanteS
fueron Observation-Disclosures aplaudidas
y 81 fallo favoreci6 q las siguientes Sc
0oritas que dcmoStraron poser woes
de exceptional bclleza Y una magni-
flea escuela de canto: Luisa Olsopo,
Ester Tclio. Soledad Carmona, Sole
dad Matute, Elvira Luz Reyes, Eva
C~ervantes. Rosa Ramirez, Esperanza
Posada, Diana NJ. Milicua y Consuao
Alcalde.
Estas diez senoritas fucron ovacio-
nadas cuando Sc supo 81 fallo del lu-
RADIO. Las diez seran premladas con
una pension para el soste1imicnto de
81 carrera va in!ciada en- el Conscrfa-
torio Nacional de Mdsica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
SERA TRkSLADADA A EeRACRUZ
LA MATRIZ DE LA NAVlsRA

VERACRUZ, Septiembre ll.--Iiase
sab:do en- esta poblaci1n cue por dis
! posiciones superiores n Direction de
In Compania Naviera MeXicana, cuyas
OficInlS Sc g. Hontraban actualmente
instaiadas en- Ia ciudad de Merida,
Yucatan, sara en- breve trasladada a
Este puerto. Las mismas noticias in
forrnan que al frente del ConseJo Dr.
rectivo de Ia expressda institution sc
los senores ArDulfo Pc
ralta V Rafael Sevilla, Presidents Y Ge
rente. respectivamente.
Sc asegura que las oficinas de la
NTarriz de Ia Naviera estara nya def
nitivamcnte i~nstaladas en- esta ciudad
en- los primeros dias del mes entrante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
HE AOIu DOS HOMBRES Y TN lBRO

w. l.. -ios naree en- IA mssria. sin amigos = SIN d.
,.-o n ., b,lsino. e. otro. tiene amigos. eSsa birn vest'-
do = ha Sansdo Y aherrado bNStSnse dinero. Ameos ran
nrayos t-abajahan tan -udamcnte como aIgunos de us"S'S
= hA,rn. De- en- Ia actuaidad. eSste una gran d'tsreh
ca entire arnSos.
r.o /. eles Q aprrudi6 nada y EaSe6 TODD 10 que ga
,,ba e otro, per 10 o0ut.ari0, aProvechaha toaaS us
,,o-+,n;d,Ses para aprcnGer aEo nucSo, y s'eTPTs proeu-
-ah. sbo-rar dinero para que le dIera 81 indepsndenca .
,6n;ss- ii como 10 Ia sleanZado- Tiene &TlEoS' d'AeEO '
!. navo-ia de las eosss que Guiere. listed pCcde haeeF 70
-,;sne No hay ningan canine sccreto para Hear ii eSi'o'
es cleric CUE tambitn eonsste en- Ia sue-t'. zero L SHeFe
-, f.voreee c-neralnente ] asueuos que Nh 10 rerccen-
Pro 3; ustrd dsSea ahorrar nS dinero he a9ui SD opoEto-
pidad. Este Eb-O pubisado en- esoano!. ech''cnc SV -
r-.,o. Come-ciales, Formulas CaseraS Y NIL co~as us'.eS
-, las cue Sc pue6e hAcr- dinero = neiorar su stuae"n-
N;-n--as ms p-onto adGuera este heSo. scrA melor para
us,.d El SeDer Is Pri=-. y con este haTC listed p0era
s,--,de- ccsas tan inte-esantes como Las que stsuen:
listed eonocera como haser orc. plata y diamantes ar
ss.;aIes la nane-a de haccr carbon artificial. Como ha-
49, +;,ra invisible. Como hacer tnta cue Sc bore n caoo
4. dos semanas. Como haeer tinta cue hasa "a ieceaF4 i~
-;hI. sn IL ohsrurGad. Como hscer peFvos insect!ciGaS- 20
- ha.-- espe;os masieos. Como haeez pintura oara:a.
rs-o ssenta- navziss pa-s razuraz. Como hmpiar aha
Ia Como harer nechas para Amrasas &c bostt4o. Como
.ouir dIbujos e impressions de ia pape4 \ ~ s|omo
r.bricsr barni= para nueblcs, Ia manera &c remover ell
rotvo L. rifounbras, etc. , como Sc fab'lea polvo = hEuiao
oar. mats- inseceos. Como Sc fah-ies jab6a basate. co
=, E-,;s- panel, sonb-e-os. a:onb=as. = guitar las man
has DE- -;,ta O rinru-a. Como cxte=ainar chinehcs. ratns.
etc.
Ense.a .ambisn Ia nsne1a de hacsr dulces, chiele. ex
-..., de f-utas, leche coRdensada. eidra artificial. cafe 50
,s VINO vinaSre cerve=a = mUchaS otTas eoSas- Como
-orservar f-eSss q came.
Como haesr muchcs remedies con % cEal no solo sc ao
"a s;pero sipo cue xsna-a mueho mas. Como haeer un re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Los EXPENOIoS DE cARNE DE
CABALLO

En- el Conseio superior de S2lubri-
dad So cs:udia va TN proyecto para Ia
nr"xiria aperture lie ]eXperdIos de car
he fresca de caballo. De acuerdo con
este proyecto Ia venta &c tai c!ase
de carne seri DcrInIIida sienpre que
IA matanza dc los m~enCionados paqul
darmos Sc e~fectic en- cOnGIcioncs iden-
ticas exigidas para 81 sacrifice de re-
ses, ccrdoS, o~vejaS, etc.
Fl vcterinario scIor don Eljseo Zen
dcias. vocal que cs del Consejo, fue
Quien present0 81 tai pToyecto' FL
senor ZcndejaS fizo alGunaS dcclara-
clones Sobre q particular
D;io dcSde lucgo. que bien pndla
permitirse IL venta de carne de CARA
10 desdc y nomento que est2ba de-
r1ostrado que eSta cla&e de car1e es
rru" <lua y ya CT Give"soS paiScs Gu
ropeos Sc han establecido e~Arendlos
plblicos de Ia miSra.
En- cuanto q ncSotros. dijo el We
/, mayor parte de los ~habitantcs del
Distrito Fe1eral hemos condo carne
de cabal!o sin saberlo, pues ya los ins
del Console han deScubierto
diverSas ocasiones matanZas clan
destinas de eStoS apimalcs. cuya car
ne era luego vendida como 81 fuera
de yaca. Y es rr@cisamente 10 que
Sc tra:a de evitar. Que q DInlico sea
enganado. En- 10 Successive todo el que
coma carne dc caballo 10 harl a sa-
biendas Y por SUI gusto, er n pertec-
n intcii:enc.a qun los anI1naleS ha-
S;do SaCrificadoS en- q Rastro de
Ia ciudad &c aCuerdo con todaS las dis
.posiciones &c Hygiene del Conselo de
S~alubridad que correspondent al Sacrl-
ficio de vacas, cerdos. ETC."
Ahora bien los ~eXpendios de carne
dc caballo, deberan ser eXclrSivamen-
te de esta Clase de carneS. En- ello'
no podrA ~cxpenderse nincGna "tra ella
So de carne que no sea de caballo.
Y en- n fachada. en- IN parte S'lpe-
rior. tcdoS cstos eXpendiOS ostentaraT
un r6trlo que Olga "Expendio dc Car
ne Fresca de Cahallo", adcmas de INA
| cabaza de caballo a IN ado de IL
puerta. en- 81 lado exterior. u podra
! ser de MADEIRA, yeso o c%ualquier otrc
material.
FL proyecto en- question cSta va pa
r. ser a~probado.
INTERSTATE CONCURSO DE VO
CES FEMENlNAS
FL director del Conservator1o Naclo
raj de Musica Y Arte Dramatlco. Sc
nor don Julian Carrillo, sigue traha-
iando sin deScanSo pOr el enSrandeci
micnto de aqucl planted cducativo y
do esta slrerte Sc organizan concursos
de todas las asignaturas que allt Sc
estudian n fin de que los a!unnoS ten
gan el estfmulo n~ecesarlo para terini'
mar SuS carreraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17

Ciudad de Mexico, septiembre IA
FL gchierno de DiStrlto ha insiStido en-
que Sc combata el juego Y n efecto
las comisiones de seguritad recihie-
ron instrucciOneS para que ~intensifi-
car;tn 81 campana contra los c%aritos.
~ secun Sc Sabe. dfa a dia So multiple
can de eNtraordinaria.
Fue asl como anoche Sc loGr0 el
dcScubrimierto de una gran casa de
iuego eStablecida en- las Gales dc HES
cas-. Ia casa marcaGa con ell numcrH
II. Los agentes de la r~eservaia, al
cabC de trabajar sin deScarSo el
70, por espacio DC dos d:aS pudierOn
dar con el garlic misterjoso Al cIal
.cudfan muchas personals del gran nun
do.
FL :hn,o : seha para iograr Ia
entraGa en- aqueila morada era ell de
~t"tTHr .iGue De males Ia senora?"
Cuando los agentes pudieron sater-
10, lacGiantc SuS diScrctaS ~peSquiSaS.
unc a uno Sc colaron haSta ciaco To-
los fuer"n tomados por tahures Y por
fin lOsraron enCOntrarSe en- el tnte-
rior de II casa de juego. All vieron
eleganteS meSas de bacara, albures,
ruIeul, ETC., etc. Una partida en- gran
de.
I'm I'm ruon,ento dado los IDiembros
&c las comisicncs d. ~seguridad 1;ra.
ron mano de SIS n:stolas y cayeror
sGtrc los ju=ado.eS. Estos, que er@n
tn numero de doce. mas o menos,
fueron condIciios a Ia inspection de
p~olicia> h~ahisndosalcs recogido alre-
deznr de- dos mil quinieRtos pesos.
Ell cxplotador del garlic descTbierto
es I'm tai Jose Morales, quien tanbien
prto ser a~p-ahendiGo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17

,dianente Como a3nsiaE una EaSs a sna.an'es shHDa V1"0
Como rasurarse sin nec-adad dc navajo Como zanzibar el CO..
lr de IN liquido. Como economiar carbon y otras muchiSinas
cosas de III vaior. TODD 10 anterior cue hemos dcScrito. solo
es una peqre6a parte de 10 Que contiene e. Ebro cue Sc conpo-
ne DC 800 Re-etas. Formulas y secretoS, que lc haran sin duda
alguna ganar mucho dine-c y econonizar mueho dinero tambien.
LIsRo PUBLICADo EN- ESPASoL PoR PRIMERA
vEZ. PoR $3.50. ........... ....... -....... 500
The Union Novelty Company 4a5 Clcnelt Ave Milwaukee,.
Wis. Ia gastado una gran eanti6ad de dinero para pcder pu-
btca- este Libro n espahol. que tanto le puede a I'd. producer.
Llene ei cupon que "a abajo de este aviSo. escrba 81 aomhre
Y direction con cla-idad y enviclo Embellishments. Sc le cav;a-a
a I'd. a vuelea de cozreo e. Libro. I'd paga al correo So 90 y e
Lihro Ser3 sayo.
NO MANDE pINERo. MANDE Ell CUPoN U~NICAMENTE.
81 I'd. autsSe eeonomizar diuero 81 I'd. quiere hace- dinero. Y
81 I'd qu;e-s ecnccer muchas cosas intereSantes, no Sc tarde en-
mandar So er6en.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-01

industry, and to make money advan-
ces in respect of the compensation
for war damases recognized by the
French law of April II, 1919. The
actual placing of orders and distri-
button of supplies is carried out by
the compton central d. achats, COM
posed of q body of business men
working under the direction Of the
department.
April II, 1919, The actual placing
of orders and distribution of sup
plies is carried out by the compton
central d'achats, composed of a body
OF business mon working under the
direction of the department
Large quantities of machinery of
every kind have been recovered from
Germany under the terms OF the
armistice, and delivered to the liber-
at ed regions
1.-The task of restoring the destroy
ed coal mines to productive basis
was realized as being very great. and
rapid progress along this par'%rular
line was not to be expected Coal,
however has been supplied, altho at