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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

The efforts of the New York City police and
other sleuths who have been following up clues
in the bomb outrage and are still looking
for the blacksmith who shod the horse killed in
Wall street, suggest that someone start school
where detectives learn to find something and
spend less time running down elusive sugges-
tons. With the force available, all the obvious
ought to have been eliminated from the case
long ago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

And after the federal government appoints a
commission to effect a solution of the Japanese
Californian controversy, should it decide to do
SO as the statesmen of Nippon have requested
suppose that California decides that the affair
is one of it's own domestic state concernsi Looks
as though both sides of the argument might
find themselves in the position "where Teller
needs friend'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

Up in Alaska they are beginning a series of
biological experiments by crossing the Asiatic
yak with the American COW. If the outcome is
successful it will add beef, milk and hides to
the joy of nations. VIII the male of the species
be known as 'bak'' and the female as a
''yow?"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

and comes not alone of natural ability
and aptitude. but from stern, serious,
sensible ancestors who had purpose
in life for the betterment of mankind
as well as for their own advance
ment
JAMES W. PARKER M. d.
Peoria, Ill, Oct 6, 1920.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07
An Unusual Family.

! To the Editor of The Gate City:
! A splendid editorial appeared in
Saturdays Gate City relative to the
recent death of Etelka Gerster Per
haps a little further information
along that line might be interesting.
4 The Gersters were really distin-
guished family. Bella Gerster.
brother, represented Hungary IN
1874 in the first international survey
of the Isthmus OF Panama He was
one Of the few engineers who refused
to sign the misleading report OF the
commander, Lieutenant Wise, VINO
blirdly executed orders given by De
Lesseps. His dissenting report on
the Panama project was presented 10
yarious French and Belgian papers;
but they did not dare to publish IL.
Subseouent events proved the cor
rectness of his views. He was re-
sponsible for the Corinthian canal.
Bertha. a sister, had beautiful
voice-a round and fun mezzo-
sonrapo of great evenness in all
registers. and endowed with great
patboe. She was distinguished by
Able List. who frequently asked her
to sing for him to his own accom-
paniment.
Nicholas Gerster, brother, was a
widely known chemist. He part1ci-
pated in the chair of chemistry at
Zurich. He did valuable research
work in organic chemistry. partict-
larly In the work on ETHEREAL oils. His
home government appointed him
royal inspector of chemical indus
tries. Later he organized the insti-
tute for industrial experiment
But my interest in the family is
due to Arpad G.. Gerster, another
brother of Etelka He was one of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

keep learning that there is nothing which reaches
like talking straight out the convictions ana
of your nnernost SOUL Those VINO near you
may agree with they may not understand you
fully something ncalcuiable, something VITAL passes
And as for boy or girl of the sorrieat mis-
talk down to them; almost always your lad OF
fifteen thinks simply Fundamentally tnan you
do: and he accepts good coin is not facts pre-
eepts, but feelings and conference.-the. And why
shouldn't we speak out.-David Grayson.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

Spain is. building the largest I'M os
crete ships in the world, one OF o,usl
tons having been launched recon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07

Excepting Van Buren,, Buchans,
and Overwhelming his first ,e' I
all the presidents were marrieu {
the time Of their election.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
ltbbtbbp EI1Gesppt

]; v11 - Bsan thg: TIE Brltish co1-
frplis1 JrDtncTion is angie sUT Brit
ls1 1a'--nEFIl consumption, win h,E
msrEiu fgr the navy lefi Vrsr. Rug-
iHDdf =. pe- text production. 81
l.'g2i la9yl&sy9 hIrrsiE cgUl6 easily
re t2EIDsrtss y u1sEerE 4 few
wells Il Psnls Ene would be sufB-
els1t o. tLEs eBrs e domestic GDc
utrFi nssds a. this rerT rnglDs5t
BUr EngiID1 does Dog wEo. % IL
rUp we2k she uIrts 70 eunss-vs
them The c-nsEmTfIg1 q 0I tF her
yslprlEi1gl IS 0rly 4 frLc5ul 81 tie
ccrsUrrptlou IN his cDEntrT. she
has 10 Luts-Ij,u q tsbg@InE hEr psg-
;-e - f1'lyw 0Ur ezX1uGis q sz-
-rtrLEFDos- The British Government
Is Doz - deeply concerned hl'gut Esz-
tl-g 4 ,t.srti pslrs tine Supply q
Oh But = is gDsrg % E.tEs li's1-
.utsly sire thIi Il ezss e war Br..t1s1
wsas vfI EgrEly British fighting
shiEa WITH fnel
ZIhfs is 20 ct g. injustice. il Is %
ltek q Integrity Oh EnE.EodE yair
Z z rgu-n1- sslse Whls ws have
tes1 deve,gg-ur AID cynsuuiug z1ere
inla g. ~ ceu-- e TIE vlr.Es 81
guJC5y. EaEE1c lad Do3s . 5greigp
Sns was rgrce1 D. l1oE ErUEat he
Elote tcr . F5-piy- She ms Sghssrs5
ae- rl 5eerlTE We EL have pie,ry
= o. 8u We are tanE-u1rg 8:
Dirs rE;EG5y th1n shs iE UUr o.
3sriys DIV El,1El4 5s 70 o5lEin a.
-uU2 tg-gig- prg3Bct3ln Gs T'oSsitie
I-.s 70 cnrsp-Te -be oil wiki. VCr
or1 territory sgr ths tie when i
M be gur Eale sgarre e sclpjy.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
The oru q ppsitaeui ub,rsBsy.

Cag1e PEg-TzI'F hd1lEssg2 tllt
as a L. Z: 70 ne e1,eI: u S512.3Jo
VIII u-ly & 1li1i gzysertflg1 q. re
ogrs-y. lt rr-ris-Dezte1 bT NJ DLz
EtzrA's f-19-rscs-rs-t ttft ls Is &
4 tls9 fqr s3b3. tgFars--ily T1tngz;
trT sz-es-ll1- q rsg1lg s'beE
s,nEls ri cs1t
TIE pgbl-s l-;srss "a ". EAsrA ,
ssdfg rsz tuyz r1ttu'y gDgs ths clr-
ru-EEnee tlGt tEls $500 was eHn-
t-..s-tes Dot . IL general cunpEign
frirs t0r WOOD JrocDptl11 Lbgut Tl-ScI
Coagnes PBHTEL > frankly -s-srte1
= vas..-Etv., 1.,E. - tIr IS we ct1
--.ss--s-l,sz t.le -ra---g -gsc1aV1, D0i % the
STE .a,--,s.-. f--.1 f9- Wt'c1 Irc-
-ag,la- a5gut which N1jgr N1hrAE
Ea-s r1o-x q leEy s1rLssse-crT gTi-
ce-,e - t1e Se-sate crr1E-rrse- v-t
- ,1.r1 .1as;sazl1e-; AZ E19geeslt
E-g-u- q ter-.isrT prosperity
WORKED O. IL tas1s q Congress dls-
ursc- o-zuizs,tyls. s. we San 70
llrs I-fg-1z.lg1 q.
z %2or .atlqasl eaupaaEr fund
zrres:
: Woo. s.ats clm.s-sa tgDi
trreF:
.. woo5 Congress t-E.rles camlraig-
fza1 drives:
I. Yoo1 egu1'T O local czm1alrn
,.15 drives:
:. fP2gltlyl l5Gr5saal teostse-
t.o-s or cg.t-L5gt5o1s NIsgt i-gplngirS
di-ez-ly u29a tie rasa BOX q ary ls1r-
tjeular one = the ai.g7s e1u-s-lte1
forms q 1znlfes..-E political u
.1rs.as.1 la te-zs u 1olarE
Ng.h'rz !s .ngre iruiorta-. tgr tie
Tressrvrtl0o q 'hs 0pea eouve-tlo1
and tae safeguarding q t5e Pres
de-..1l Do.nln2tlV- against capture in
adTs-,ce ~ premature cr.lTl-ies o.
TIE E.r1-z Eya. Eat parse so-T than
inst tbs Fr-55ec- s1gu.d BE- p-rE1ei 20
the last sraiish'e far. rs ioe Senators
ao-r exploring tie various strata.
We know eoc8za tirss9y 70 Ie-.
eelge that ths syE,eEa r by Bo means
sir1rse There are wbeels within
v-llee.s. sni s; IS with 2 cgnpszlty Of
r-Bee,s 'f4at ihe vehicle !a which sits
tie c.ntlda.e makes miles ze toward
Chic 70 Cr San FraEcisso.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
British Ownership Versus British
Control o. on.

Sir ArcELAED GEr0Es. British An
l,assad0r. presents Al argument Ii tie
cleares. as vel - the most g-acet1.
style II lis address u tie Pilgrims
II the CrZA[ States he showed con-
cisely that with production Of only
two and ons-hsif Ter ceat Of the
worlds Oh supply England IS isno-
cent of the monopoly sbe Is being ac-
case1 cf seeking.
SIR AUcKLAyD wo1.d 5e lacking 81
the qualities Of az al1Sa sssdor II he
did not c91f1te statements that might
taroU sVsgE1oa sr01nd the policies Of
bis Government But monopoly or 10
monopoly. Il is hard, o0id fact that
outside Of our A2paLachlsa, mid-o0nti-
nent. Gulf and Rocky Mountain oil
beds there IS MT q single oil field in
the World Of any size in which Eng
land has nOt 8 large Interest. Like
her Oh pr91Bctlon. EnZlaud's iateres;
IN many Of these heids Is indirect,
through tbe British Control ot the
Royal Dutch-sbell Coablre.
Tae California fed. the feds 81
Mexico. Colombia. the Guianos. Ecua-
dor, Peru and Cuba, es well as
the prospective Canadian fields, are
nearly all fifty per cent or more
CONTROLLED By British Interests, d.
re~tly or through the Dutch connee-
ton. IN the Eastern Hemisphere
mere is only one producing SECTION
where American interests have eTen
minOriy boiding This Is In Ru.
naanis. The British are intrenchej
in Galicia, the immensely rich terrific
ries between the Caspian and Black
sess. in Persia, Sies9.,otamla and in
the Assam aLzl Burma fields OF India.
Throughyut the Past Indies, which
are rerita.le oil EDcnge. Royal
Dutch-Sbell holds complete sway.
Sir AUCKLAND Is correct in bis
statement tina; England has no no
noIoiy of oil production to-day. She
do-z not craze Il at this moment Che
does not need II. The combined pro.
dur'I0n Of English wells and Dutch
wells unier English control amounts
70 about ~ per cent Of the worlds
output. But the potentislitles Of these
fields are much zreater.
Twenty-Five per ceai. Of the worlds
production Is about 100000 bar
rels- The domestic consumption Of
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
KR. WILSON'S PEACE VETO.
WEshinEtOn Opinion Of the Presidents
AtfitnIs to the senate

To TzE sUS AID SE~ Yak EEzA-o: !:
Wien Tazcksrsy vas Il Ihis country Z
yoE-E laay q Bast0a- L Il said. asked
ot hin What d yo1 think .. 8,r.
Tupzer II EuriA1dT~ The band reply
vas we 30 aot think % NJ. TzSps-
L ElgiaBd-
70 Judge from what ozs hears a;
street coros-s Ars al the club. bobo5y
ap2ezrE 70 care 4 brass fzrthing sbozt
IRE Prs<6snrs veto Of Tire Enok peace
Isso.gloa
Il world seen that people took II for
grated that Il EGs coming sad wozld
be wIlsonesQ1s. and as 4 t5rnsd oct 10
hs tz-oe and rather silly. nobody cares
grea 10 talk ahoE; IL
7 vas going 20 gay that ): reminded
re Q. q Etory that vas tod Of Tssd.l
Phillips and an early law case. but OF
ssc9nd tbgzght perceive that TIE Eto-y
Goesa; apply. However. let ne tel Z:
HIS client WAS an IriSAnzn- As Pr
lips and Pat came down TIE court house
STEPS she latter said II an animated
tone. Sure. Mr.. Phillips. ne lost our
case. but oldn't yog give that fellow a
Ere szsting. I'm glad TO pay you azs
ths son of Erie was as happy as was
The day long.
The Senate Of The Unltsd States have
70. had ESoh oDp-obrio0s lznzusge oon-
vtysd 70 them from TIE White House
Fines Andrew Johns0n's time. But NJ
Wilson'S criticism. as unfoundsd as u
Is andlgnihed. has not Tire excuse OF
igno-anc. or lack Of breeding It IS Ein-
Ply IN shocking bad taste
The Senate. Il is understood, will
meet a. usual PoLTcAKP.
wAsaIN7r0N, May IS
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
As TO GUERRILLA WARFARE.
The Right Asserted Of a Man to Work
at Wages That Suit Hin.

70 TKE Sun AKD NEW ToRK HEzALp !:
] note this headiine. Union Leader Says
Merchants Plan Guerrilla Warfare" Ia
yovr pager. and II seems 10 me that II
this u-ion leader had even ordinary
intelligence he must know that cause
cones before effect and tha: his own
r-en have given ample cause FOR any
action which may be taken against the
high handed manner IN which they have
ihrottled and paraiyIsd the industries
q this city and the whole country By
their unEarTznted interference with the
handling and transportation Of goods
gran; 10 every man the right 10 say
he will not work under certain coodl-
tons or for isEs than 70 much money.
but that Is as far as his right goes. anc
be should then Be compelled 10 stand
aside and allow any one willing 10 take
on the job 10 exercise the privilege Of
accepting these terms without noissia-
tioa. and II he attempts 20 prevent this
II is ne who gives cause for guerrilla
warfare" and should bs held accounta-
bic fer all is ELECTS
GEossE z BAErlET7.
NEW ToRK, Nay z;.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
ANTHRACITE FIGHT
NEAR SETTLEMENT
Both Sides Willing Wilson
Name Commission.

WASHINGTON, Nay sS-Anthrac.t,
operators have expressed a WILLINGNESS
70 ACCEPT President wflsoa's proposal
thzt commission be named 20 settle
the wage dispute IN the anthracite fields
Secretary Wilson said to-day in an
nogtneing that the Joint anthracite waKe
scale committee would meet with him
here again next Tuesday.
The miners convention ~ wilkes
barre voted yesterday 20 aecsp; the
Presidents invitation. and oficiais he-c
expected that the result OF the Tuesday
conference az THE Department OF I.shor
would be a request 10 the PreSident TO
name the e7-rmission. which would Be
similar 20 that which ended the disnute
Ia the bituminous fsldS.
Under the Presidents proposal the
miners would remain at work 7endinr
an award by TIE commission. Tie award
would oe retroactive TO April I. vhs,
the contract between the miners and
operators expired.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
GOV. SMITH PLEADS
FOR WAR GARDENS
Urges People to Prepare
Against Food Shortage.

sse7szl 70 -Er sVS LNs NEr Yoxx HEz.,A
ALSAEI, May 2s-A return ot the
war G.-5ens and help for the farmers
are asked by Gov. Smith n q p-oelaraa-
ton to-day calling upoa ;hs people OF
the State TO aid IN relieving TIE threat
ened food shortage He saIa tAAs re-
ports hSd come TO him troIn many
sources that food producss viii Se a-sro+
this fall and winter as the result q 4
worldwide shortage Of the fcoa supply
The farming interests Of tAe State
said the Governor, nave been hAadi-
capped BY westhe. conditions and the
shortage Of farm help There also IS
the aueStion Of Inadequate trAnsrorta-
tloa facilities which is Interfering with
production as well as tranSportAticn
Misunderstanding these AazdieSps ths
farming industry of TIRE state Is doing
its utmost along the lines % food pro
avciioa.
The anticipated food shortage also
can he Temed.ed 10 large extent
through the cultivation % every avail
able gar5>n Sna space ot ground. and
this Work can ee greatly assisted by ths
manufacturing and business Interests Q.
the State sy furnishing suitable lani
and garden plots to employees
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
Am.rle.,s Health Grow. Better.

II = l.E% . -Ds 49, 10 -
IS. @-s-k o II N-''st = - -
bs--tSl = l1s my I---l''sl - - -
iisiss'S4 SL~f'l" IL y = ''---'l- : 4-'--
!1sErEoes I'-SiA1g 1ALes - =
cyUrarlIE Teifrl' 5sSs- q 41r-S '-'''
le'e,s-1 " - -ETE@ ,@i5@ q LILY -''s'
,s'ss-Te-E
-. Angling. asslth c7a51.is=s
,.-gsr.yg. -. eoz---y tg2sz- q 5s
ss..s- tha- before .ls wa.
-as- rss- Wis 4 rsa9-s b-s4Et-g
yea- fa- lvW -aor-z.lfy rz.eH soz ne
.-r9r,.se. .s- taa yes- Is &lso e.
cyz-zgnE.
-ga-a g9oG las EIt5z5te-ly ri
jorss frc-a tns hsEstA sSa-zii5ral
az t,sa egaservatas- gr05Azzss1 2:
rtr.,zs rors-z-e,tal z-e p-lrzts
,E,1-e. S--4zz tie Va.
-xy, ozsy vas the 2ssl1s i-F--8r-sa
4 IL r-5F,l.-ilo. q ess4per foodE
.gr tAs ray-s ez,enFiTs ones szt
ssztaHy ais, q iae y-4ncs7lss q
de. t.s o.as- hyEsgz3s zatisr4
IL paF'-7slA' ins e'sAT7 '-Ah
ar@' 9; 99E-'s'a wage eA'h' ~
hs7s .1z7TSFs1 fena' hho-y q f'
years i ~ osa'a '@-s ~
'9t12's'21T el'7@'e = any --
Atts1 T-ins % Z IA h-i1l ~ d -
2sF lsisS' 4 u-s ~ - "a A'''-
s1>s q t2s 'eIo' 1'-la-H ~ -'-'
ins rA's os-l1'es' F" %
Z III l1s ~" S'' - -
Il Us ~ i-lef Il ''s'-'s ~ ~
AsE'~
9as'a 'ste '-s'A
pafe1-g 's'n A'-s - 1-'' - -
f-a-h'-ss'A o --''-s - =
hs's III ne ''''''' ~ =
's1'' L '1iI =
s '-'' -, =
f--''--' - l--'s '--
1'7sNh@' '"s 80
o1'e q 20 v a' -
Much e3erZg las been spent IN Re
eent years "a Instruct toe plo.le II
practical hyEiene and the apIsica to1
of correct principles 70 the eTeryoay
affairs VI life. II this has Improves
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
A D4Mereaf Ruls fsr chnd Worhers
and FAR RAnrund Employees

To -ET srx ASgp scxw EuRK EEEAl1 ;
-,hs EmannuA1t 70 1At lnAsir nv ~
A-tse ~ rht New Turk LeEiAAfHre
thh ysa- oonzpeliaE pAyHs11i sEhnlna-
Inn q uhnz-sE Sefwuea - An1 ~
FeErs us GFe u7rsaayse IN aatrrA1tiis
eFtAh,.shrnsurs hGur6s n ftT-E1ng eun-
--LFr 70 the ErtlrDas q sS-ss cf ne lhS's
u-rLatEIuuns N Regard - ne FihysoeA-
srErainE-lurs q their sun -aeznssTs ~
rha.r e-18uTt-s TNlls 10 s.hpEn ~ tne
suagwauF resoautjun 2z,-'neaneH a. I-'t
recent s.mdan q ths American NsalaAl
AHss-!L-lun A. New Orleans;
EAHarlr.-t. glIi ne h-rliun u- p-rrsrs-
-irt rnsclans ant gtikils hnEl-h rnnoeinn
cfs nu1irtu enis-ee INN fF me UHi'ri
s.I-ss REnwly Anru.nlEtrIrinr HE-h r1L-
ruGt u-npiryr1s pfsrHsy pisg'fo1h ezhSn-
iIE-im AZ Epp1rIn.s trr e-rGiiu1Tne-i u
r-uilishi.G. ant lhns 4 rupus1rnsut n tht
huuss q 6sisEutss mt L6uyriun a. sa-ns
--suau.ius uunbsa-rinr n TERMS -hEi tAn-
nm he Irlrlahs- sss su,E-iHE tntS q
uurt-Hrs v1th ETg ALssur organization prt'-
tlilrinE physanIl szLzninLaiHl
wal,sve- reEEan cay he Erred fsr TIE
rtyEicAl tr1--Anntion q -Lflruht EN-
JlorseF rs q -nsEEurs q sNts1y - ths
,-uts. L1s - these Wh9 have To bear
-hs Aur5s-s o. Lzy financial lafs Ers-
rklnss fA-1uEA tn.rzjrT NJ disease f-1z1
---s1cA ne applicant NAY f's Eufie1-aE
t.s-s Il 10 san suEihrAtun I'm ne s1-
..--oss srK-naun.io1 iy 4 roetS5Al IL
F,sr.ur q he S:1.s --@1E---a, cs=-=-.f-
siu- q ne cAldrsz employed IN z5ef-
-Er.le sF-hA,lsh1s-ts = the SiAts
ygfthg- ne s.A-s ner ne e-Sloysr
p1- 10 lEhu- o-EA-lEls5uzN hEE any
rgs-ss Interest," IN tas physical hsAl-A q;
.AsEs thaa-sr IA; saaula u1-Ssi az ia-
vEsiur 9. thI kid This shuula - ~
ssr.s. t1tA ~ employers ans Tlrs1tA
r.s5ths- q ws1z hxrs EE yet besn H.
rzsea q a .sglsrs th-t c97uTsas tts
s-rts a. The instance q ne lAto- --io2s
= vr5ts-- these cAld-ez-
!cEx ?. Dawn, y 2
NFw TuEE. May -
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29

IS this f5e case IN ne financial cls-
tri1s Certainty net The new uE1is
u essBnnlEts and b8aouu are Dut traps
flr me reformed trdksr Int GIluTe-
meutE sor ina E1sauErt7her- she Is
1gg and WIS 10; ~ TIE drinking
classes 4 EIsEis ispE ~ her ans that
iE s'sTlguE Tie surIrLl gigw ln ber
cheek mfy nDt 1lNTTs he erun ths
kiss q nErnre. bUf Il surely IL Dof
the Ere q distilled s5lrstA Her syss
ns'rsr her lfTs. are llDe
Bu, tIan't shs always have crnaT
Eres: TeE there scanned 70 be
sDpuEt q tnsm n NEEKr s--ss-
BruaduEy Ild -hs crI'ss E-rests, irrs
eri6s-iy t8s-s Il room for n1re Tue
rsEsgnS mHT - EEsiEns1 3oc thik One
10 the hiEh cpy- q lu1eheauE II
those rssta urgu-t fregnsa:s5 y Tire
women e1s,h1Esss q the financial dis
rrier Iriees have riser Il as large 4
decree ~ elsewhere. Tne Misses
PltnEn and G-Lhru htFe sgaEbt su
ibe unrgtmf Low and the Iii EU13Hs
-hDss esl1r3es formerly obtained trau
r7,tF l.s-sf 1ns5inm. Besides. rDaE q
he candy Er1-zE hare 5snDzne res-i D.
-7r.s 01 q EZstl s-ale ana turE hun
E-T persons q win stn3SiclssS PED
TIE s.rInEs- tuFs fudge
Tie ser.1d rpss0r for me tDsrslEe
q czndy Ewes IS hiEh salaries
Double pry. d1uhls and nrrs IkeaT
triple Sso1ing r1g1sy. The EsnaE-
rEr5s- q Nassau g-reet PCts Il at
leEE thirty zznu;es q sEea Dom
hgur x-aIksnE and FAg2T1HE. ttlk-1E
and looking. She has plenty Ct tils
70 bur -ao5y. plenty q 1nuaey 70 pay
for L 5de-y q tV-~-1s . sEt =
Mere m11 E,eo1s lie lc1ch b5ur
uver ne tlrEsr. the rtelnE chart or
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tcr TIE days best bargain 4 candy
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220n Rren fhs FsETfnps DsG1ly
equal IN number ne fun HOOD M
rireE mere is1nE ZOO cuDcnAiHns
g So hEisaI.Fff-3es p1aser rllRn EsrD-
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lusrr 70 rDs furu-s q the nnrrs 5'gl-
uinrim. faa q frures eFsn npnt E'E-
ulsa-rut - % JrDsTr Ov'DerEh1a
.lsi tVr1nsI ss.-esaTE @. the ir-eriur
LGEE crres % me usisutJnr q CU1-
EssFs fhe enci that there are On the
Islands i.gg0lOyg acres q lrrs,lie h-Do
uhi,1 he tbguEnf 8; Desirable thet M
t,rs-s Fhglic prrrJq ant rulrTufs
CyurresE should derlEs sgli'e taif
means 10 ers-rr r.ls en-. Nr. LEEr
sid. ruless f1s Fssers- Government
rsf 40 uoE-1lrr That ns.3rss EbvTlo
uitI.y Gla.F'etr-
Speaking GO thg p-l ~ ArHa9
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from Elwi1L m1e. ! tEs. hstTE
ruE Eerir. responsibility resting On
ne z this nztter. tUt II ls cne j.
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Is IN '-lct1y ~ -LlitgrlrT; 4 Iesef-
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The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-29
A Transaction in Cola.

70 TEE suH AND NEW YORK HEEIi-D ::
How. Thsn and for whom, after this
country vent 10 war. did the Stacker
BergaoH get the Si9s.O9s in gold coin
he told his jsile-s he buried in an iron
box at the foot Of The Easted oak on
the lonely usogntainsids'
At the tine the Transaction in coin
which paved the way for Bsrgdolrs
comic opera eight from custody Is al
legged 70 have been pa; through ordinary
patriotic citiEsns could not get gold
They don't zee gold and they doa't see
gold certificates now.
Is no, this whole tale with its highly
romantic favor worth investigating from
the beginning7 CCzIoCs.
wEEHAwEEx, y. J. May -