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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
Tlidi6niter fonmt 5m Gbren.

NieIe Sabre bat man 6as S6idial
oes 5lidibuiters baufig beoanert:
man belt i'm fir cine Mrt lebenoi-
ges ualtes giien", meldes our@ ben
Sortldritt in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
biuigen Gbuben 10 gut mie OBJ
fommli9 %gelporoen lei, oa logar oas
&eparierem bon ben groBen S6ub-
@el6aften meiltens gleidfaus neber.
Bel iibernommen puroe. Mit Mns-
nabme GINGER 5onoerlinge lieb li4
fat niemano mebr 56ube anf Be
iteuung MAIDEN, uno 10 Derloren Die
mirfliden S6ubma6er ibren Stang
als Sanomerf, mo9ten tie au1 nod
10 tiidtig in oemlelben ge1peien iei11.
@ie iiberral9eno un6 6urdgreI.
feno aber bot iib oiefes 8ilb in ben
lebten Monaten tpie6erum Derdt1-
BERT. Dos mirflide Sdubmader-
uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat ME.
Ser einmal einen goloenen 8ooen.
pie in Den d Sagen Ser 3unf,
uno eutipred1el1o lit aud fem SIN
ieben mieoer iebr geitiegen. go
5iemli6 ieoer S9uiter, Der uber.
baupt etmas bon ieinem Sad Der.
itebt, bat aQe &Gnbe bon gu tun.
Mu6 boben iogar beion6ere, an
1pru9spoae Sdubflider-&orporatio
men iib 90 uno BORT gebiloet, I'm
unabbangigen Mrbeitern, Die auf ei.
gene 9ano NIT grfolg flidibuiterrl,
Mitbemerb in gr0Berem Weabftabe
at MAIDEN.
Mae 6ieie gnttpidlungen iin6 cine
GoIge BEG fur9tbaren, tonen Stei,
gems Ser 8reiie f~abrifgemodttr
S9ubmaren! Man bat 6iefe 9eue.
rurg meiitens als 5olge Der boben
2eoerpreiie in eriter 2inie ongeie-
ben. Mande Sabrifanten aber TO-
gen, oie boben Mrbeitsl0bne fon1mer1
Sis 1875 Collars oie @ode, u1o
picle Der betreffenoen 2eute fon1er
iberbaupt MUIR einen beftimmten
Sell elnes Sbubes anfertigenl
Da balten gar man9e es fir bel.
fer uno biQiger - obglei@ aud
nidt moblfeil - iib on ben bieoerr
alien Sduiterei-& il II It I Ell gu men,
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
Die pflid1t cines jecet1
Kathelifeft.
M1b fit bas @erf ber iD5ialen Gr-
1e1ter111g fampfe1.

Ser per6ien1tpoue ibtpei5er So5io=
loge, 81. S. Bed, Brofeiior in Grei=
burg in Ser Sbpei5, bat fir ben
idtpei5er uDiospora-4olenoer" anf
6ns Sssabr 1920 einen Mufrnf berfaBt,
aus Sem mir bier5ulanoe Nuben 5ie-
ZEN Ionten. @r banoelt namli6 bon
uaaerbano 5o5ialogen," bas-beibt bon
rebten nno edten Mer5ten Der franfen
@elea1d1oft un6 bon &urpfuidern.
|Genn 0ariber lin6 mir uns ia ale eli
Mig: Ser fo5iale Bagen 1T Derfnbr=
nerft. or itedt tief in Dem Worait,
in ben i'm Die 8eltpeiien Ser letten
Sabrbnn6erte gefabren. @s lit 10 tpie
BrofelIor 8ed i9reibt: u6ie man6e-
1terli9e, liberale, fapitaliitii6e Srei=
mirtldaft nno Observation-Disclosures,
Broftma6erei &apitalproBerei uno
al Sic 5ormen 0es bei6nittenen nno
nnbei9nittenen 8uderS l6reien gum
@in1mel I'M &ade."
Weibiebt ga nidts, Die franfe Ge-
Ieulboft at beilen, beiinnt mon li6
nibt auf Die Mittel, Die man antper=
Sen muB CUR uebertpinonng oes 8reb
les, ser Die Srgane 6es 1o5ialen &0r-
pers befauen, 10 miro man fommen=
Ben @enerationen Elm b0ies @rbe bin
t~erlalen. 8eriblieBen mir nns ni6t
Der @rfenntnis, oaB beute Inn Die gu
funft Ser Meni9beit gefampft miro,
um Neligion nn0 5ittlidfeit, nm
@abrbeit uno &e6t, @be nno Sami-
lie, nit einem 8orte: INT aaes, mas
u11s teuer unb beilig lein ml1B. Son
inherent 8erbalten, iagt Der eble 5ebr-
tie 8ins. ubdngt Der Musgang beS
Samples ab, Ser iib iebt abipielt."
u8enn mir iebt ni6t Die 8eieaibaft
umgeitalten, fiigt oieier Gaplt, belien
&er5 10 baterltd marin idlug fir Die
g0ilfer, bent bin5l, ubann beiBt es an
Der 3ufnnft Der5neifeln."
Da erbebt Nun Brofeior Bed ben
Nnf:: uSeber &atbolif Elm 5o5iolo-
gel" o9n muBt," ruff er ieinen 2e-
fern gu, nein fatboli16er So5iologe
fem IN Der @eiinnlng, in 8ort unb
IN Ser Gatl" go lit es. SSn Dem Gunb-
i9reiben iiber Die briitlide Demoffra-
tie iteat Bapit SEQ Is. gang beitimmt
11nb aus6riidlih ben SaB auf: gS lit
nidt benz 8eileben bes @atboIifen an
beimgeltent, Of er iid nit Der fo3ia=
len 5rage beidaftigen min ober nidt,
ionbern ole @ntbolifen iin6 6a5n, int
@etpiiien berpfli6tet in eriter
9inie Die, melde 6urh ibr gerlnogen
ibre 5tellutlg, lire Geiltes- lln6 Ger
5ensbiloung groBeres Mnieben I'M Sc
meintpeien genieBen1 Dieie mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
Settle 9.
Aus Sen aoradbfra G1A ISL NrauDIIgonsr, az gpase:

1uuer,wnfer, Malirer uftp. IN Die
meite 8elt binausge5ogen, nm fi9
Damn in b%orgeridten Sabret1 nit
ibrem griparten i'm beimiiden
Dorfe our Nube gu ieBen. 80
fommt es, baB man in oieiem erlt-
legenen MIpental, dbnlid nie in
man6en 8inoer 8ergtdlern, eben
Ser einbeimiiden Munoart nod bic
uno 90 fremoe Spraben bort. So.
Der lei, nie mar nns er5dbH, u11-
Ianglt elm @anoerapoitel beg BE.
riibmten" 8regen5er 5bDabenfapi.
tels bodit uberroidt gepeien, ols
lin auf feline Bropaganoareoe in
einem Montnpprer Dorftpirtsbaus
Elm @inbeimiiter i'm branner
gauernfittel ploblid auf oas idon-
fte Sodoeuti1 in taoelloiem Strait
5oiiid geanttuortet babe.
Durd bieie Mu%spanoerllng 1T
aud in 8orarlberg Die 8eDolfernng
b0ber gelegener Salidaften pielfab
8urudgegangen. Nab elmer nns
r%orliegenoen 3uiammenltellllng iber
pier3ebn porarlbergiide @emeinoe1
nit elmer Gintpobneridaft bon 200
Bis 400 8erionen 1T Die 8epolfe.
rung in sen lestcn 70 Sa6rer, bon
1910 big 1910, burbidnittlib Inn
eillel1 @iertel ri ei1erl 5unftel 5u-
rndgegangcn, 10 oieienige BON
OaIdnrll i'm Mo,ltapon Dol 1893
o1f 1928 5eelen, Die BON Baoans
ron $40 auf Col, Die bon ct. Bar.
tbolomoberg bon 1915 anf 1902
Seelen uim.
Mlio aud bier Gbnli9e 8erbalt.
niile mie in man6en Sbtpei5er
gerggegenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06

gen beoenfen bob es nidt IN ibrem
8elieben ltebt, I'M oas Sos Der nrter-
item alolien iid gu befi1nmerr, ion=
bern oaB oies lire 8flibt lit; oeun
uieuaro lebt i'm staate nur ieinem
eieenen 8orteil, ionbern aud fir oas
MobI Ser @eiamtbeit. -. Wer nllo
e periaumt, I'M oas @oH uno feline
gebrangniiie iib an5nnebmen, Der
reriinoigt lid our1 ieinen 9eidtiinn
an lib ielbit uno an 5toate." Sim
Merfe Der io5ialen &eform I'M 8eilte
Seiu Gbriiti r1nb ieiner Stride mit5u-
arbeiten, lit alio, mie 8rofeiior Bed
b%erporbebt, itrenge 8etuiiienspffi6t
auer hri1tli6en 5tanoe nnb Bolts
flalien.
@eld idmere 8eranttport1ng bau-
fen allo iene &atbolifen nmf iid, Die
angelidts Der %6roben6en Mn5ei6en
bes io5ialen ~3uiammenbrudS ii6t
niht nufraffen, I'M mit5uarbeiten ant
8ieberunfbau Ser @eielibaft. Woh-
ten lie li9 bob Der @orte ienes Set
itesrieien unter ben fatboliiden So
5iDlooen, bes III. Sbomas BON Mquin
erinlern:: User nidt5 fir oa5 offent=
Tide Mobl TIT, fan1 nidt lelig ner=
0en." So lieber uGripatfrilt," Der
OH ppll eirem gnoe be5 Sabres bis oil
Sos anoere nie an Sic aagen1einbeit
leltflt ullo Oeren Sell, 11ie etmas TUT
oamit Die Geieee G5o1ttcs IN 6erl of=
fsutliben @inridtungen unieres Gam
beg gum Mus6ruf gelangen, eS gibt
etmas, mos 10 mibtig lit pie Die pri=
Dote Moral, unb 0as lit Die 0ffentlt
DIE. SIT bieie libel, 10 beroirbt lie
Stabt nn6 2an0, arm uno reid. Dnl=
Dejt bn, bnB lie libel bleih, 10 biit ou
m1tberanttportli9 fir aues, mas oa=
laus folgt. l1eberlege Dir allo Die Gu
de einm1al redt. 8eroe Mitfampfer
fir oie Sa9e Der grneuerung Der
briitli6en @eieaihaft, meroe, vfotbo=
! liiher so5iolqge!"
6. ct. 6es 6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
Dos 2lpcelSfheft ant
maienabcnc.

Niit leidbten1, fiiblenoem 6ligel
Sdpn fadeH Ser Mben0ba1t6
Grqnifenb iiber bic 9ngel
11nb ianfelt in @ipid nnb Stra11d).
Sm ianften, berlDi6e11ben s@eine
Die Spnne I'M @eiten mod itrablt,
9ie fer11eu @alber 1tn6 9eine
Mtit gplbigem Sdimuter lie malt.
l1nb iiberaa feierlid sdmeiseu
&111t a1f Der ,peiten eatnr,
@ls lei bes 2en5es Neigen
@ntidlnmmert tn 6el0 nn6 SSllr.
.9a bprd, bpm 9Drfdeu, bent fleinen,
9as @lDfletn lieblid erfltngt,
9as at Ser Smngfran, Der &einen,
Der Mnbadt @riike bringt.
Da er1pad5t mod etnnal bas 2eben
Sm lueiten, ~id)lnmmernben NQ,
9ie &Sglein iid 5>pitfdernb erbebeu,
Sell fl0tbet Sic Mad)tigal.
Sic ienben Elm 9anflieb na6 brobeu
CUR emt9en bimmltiden Hradt,
Die @nabenbplle at loben,
Die %btmmliiden 5riebem gebradt.
. Mienid, a11db bt falte bic 9anoe
3nm an6ad5tsbpllen gebet,
11nb preiie Maria pba' Gnbe,
Die liebenb fir bid atd flebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
1teber sic erite repnblifaniide Miin5e
9entidlanbs,

Ole, mie beridtet, fiir5Iid i'm 0ffett,
li6en Berfebr eridien, paren nod
nadtrGglid foIgenoe gin3elbeiten gu
beridten: gs lit 6ie 50-&fennig-
Miin5e in Mluminium, oeren Ger
iteuung an ser Muindner Mun5e 10
ipeit geforbert moroen lit, bob NUM-
mebr groBe 8oiten her 11euer Miin5e
i'm l1mlauf gelangen f0nnen. Die
1,eue Mii1ae trdgt auf Der Mbersleite
sic 3abI 80" in grobes- aaasfiD.
rut1a uno oarunter Die @ertbe3eid.
1ll1g uHfennig" ur6 peiter Die
Sabres5abI 1919; 6ie Bert5abl
tuir6 bon 6en beioen @orteu
,Deutibes @eid" ur1rabrnt. SIZE
Mepergfeite 5eigt Elm Differentiated,
iiber oeiien Mitte Der tDoblmei1etoe
5prud Sid rege1 bringt
@egen" lduft; 6nru1ter 1T 6os
8eiden Ser Miin5itdtte. Die Min5e,
bie nit ibrer 6el1tiden Sdrift unb
ibrer fdIidten 9ariten,,ng einen an
ipredenoen gin6rlid mabt, bat &c.
rippten Mano, eir1en 9lrdmeiIer bon
90 Miuimeter lnb elm @etpidt boz,
1857 @ronlrn. gs geben 600 Stid
i'm @erte bon 800 Marf anf 1 &ilo,
pdbrenb bon Dem often iiIberner
H.Marf-gtud $50 Stiid i'm @erte
BON $50 Marf / RiIo moger. Ser
gnttpurf All Der 11euett Mnn5e
itomn1t bon BEN Berliner Runit.
mailer 2onig Dppenbeim; Die
Sten1peI bat Ser gerIiner Mi113-
meoaiIeur RuIbrid geidnitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
0cntiAlanc ann 2lbernnS

Mu5 ser y9lem Sort SimeS" pom
12. Mpril, Spe5ialberi6t ibres 8erli=
ner &orresponoentenL George Nen=
mid:
u25 Bro5ent Ser &inber 8erlins
I'M Glitter bon / bis IA Sabren iino
id1per n~nterern4brt, 100000 &inoer
infolge llntererndbrung 10 geidmadt
6aB tie am l1nterri6t nidt teil5nneb=
men bermogen. Sic 3abl Der 5aae
bon &no6enermei6ung madit 1tetig.
$4,000 aus 485,000 &i116ern lino
Opfer ser @6,pin6iudt, 1900 let
Sen an Deri9ie6enen &ranfbeiten, Die
ale auf lange urterernabrung 5u-
riiid5ufubren iin6. Die @elammt5abl
Ser fuberfulolen &inoer IN 43 @robz
ltaoten betrdgt nod elmer Stattlt1t
aus iungiter 8eit 100000, Die Mn=
8abl ser ouBer6em franfen un0 nnter.
erndbrten Rinoer $4,000. NQe 8roR
table beridten BON elmer itarfen i31t=
na6nne Der S%obesfalle."
9ie Sa1ngersnot 1T ba! Die nad=
item Monote tper6en Mber oaS Sd1d=
lal bon. 8inberttauienoen oeutlf}er
4inoer uno Miitter entideioen.
Sic alien @prrdte itnb erid)Opft,
1ere aus ser biesidbrigen grrte itro
Dor Sssuli nidt gu ertparten. Mnfolf
bon 2ebensmitteln i'm Muslano ma9t
ser nieorige 5tano Der M6arf betnabe
nnm6glib.
Gurdtbar gei6md6t in ibrem Sc
bensmorf our6 ben barten Winter>
6urb 6 Sabre Sunger nno Scot, UNI
fdbiq, 6ie ungenugenoen itaatliden
&ationen i'm freien Sanoel nit letnen
ungebeuren Breiien gu ergan5en, ltebt
iid Deutidlonos Sugeno, ltebt ii6
Sic qroBe Malie bes Mittelitanoes,
ieben iid aQe @eiltesarbeiter por benz
Snngertob, uen11 atdt Stlfe fontt1t.
l1n6 @ilfe fam muir bon nns font
men aus Mmerifa. Gon nns, Die mir
&unger nn6 Scot ni6t fennetr, oeren
&inoer geiuno, Sic mir reid iino IN
ie0em Gimme oes Wortes.
user ranBen Gerpa11ote bat, bilft
ibl1en 1eit la1tgem nit 2tebespafeten.:
gl5er MiliDnent baben tpeber MngebD-
rige nod 6reunbe in Mmerifa. 11nb
biefe aroke MeaHe bes beutiden &ol-
fes appeQiert a11 1tns in ibrer bitter
ften Mot.
@ebt barum, gebt nidt nur IBIS
es i9mer5t" ionoern oarnber bi11aus
nodI Bis ieber erfiiut lit bon Der Be
qe1Eterl1ng uno Dem @liif ieines Sp-
Tiers.
genoet oos @eIb benz Sdabmei-
tier Cures Iofalen &ilfsfomitees.
|Denn oie Md1ner nn6 Srnlen bieier
lpfcIen Romitees I'M fpeiten 2at10 iino
Sc eiaentliden grdger nnieres Sic
Msmertes fir Deuti6lan6 nno als
fold,e nit Der groBen 3entralltele in
Nep Dorf berburben. Denn MIR
bnrd ginigfeit IaBt iib oas 3iel err
reiden, benz mir 5nitreben.
CHARLES Mogel, Chairman Central
Committee for tbe Relief Of Distress
in @ernanp anb Mnitria, NeD Oorf.
DoS @al1pt bes anerifaniiden &o-
ten &reu5es, &eurD IS. Dabioion,
tparnt III elmer bon G1ropa gefabelten
NeuBerung bag anterifaniibe golf
gegen ben furbtbaren 3nitanb euro
pas in &iniidt bon 4ranfbeiten nno
gegen Die @efabr, bob Die Nnltednng
iib mad unierem 2arbe ~berbreiten
tonne. Or 11ernt bies Die mdd]tigite.
@efnbr ieit Der 5intfI1tt. Mebr Men-
iden iferben iett tagli6 dis tpabren6
'6es @rieges.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06

lleber Sen gerludL oes 8apltes 8e-
neoift XIV. i'm CONNER 1917 eine1
SSrieben berbeianfibren uno Sen Ber-
lauf Ser I'M p1pltliden auftraa I'M
Sss,ni 1917 pom pGpltliden Nlnt1l1s
Msar. 3aceni unternomme1ten Sr1e-
bensmiiion erfabren mir iest %trterel-
iante u1,0 sum Sell iomeit bier5l1lan=
Sc nod nidt befannte g%in5elbeiten.
@aeeais Trieoemsmi1ion int Sommer
1917.
Ser friibere &eidsfan5ler Dr. bon
8etbmann Sollpeg 6uBerte iid ndrn-
lid fur5li6 in ser 9euti6en Mage=
meinen 3eitung gu Der 5rage, oh i'm
SsriibIommer 1917 Moeli9feiten be-
itan6en boben, 5u einem 6rieoen gu
fommen. gr tpeiit barauf BIN, oab I'M
Mpril-Mai 1917 Mn0eutungen bon
frons01iider uno belgiiber Seite nod
9eutidlano famen, Die oie @eneigt=
belt su pertraulider @rorternng 1ol=
der M0gli6feiten 5u belpre9en er=
fennen lieBen. Die mtlitdrii6e 81
tuation mar oamols fir 9eutidlano
giinitig. 0ie ruliiide &epolntion, Der
3uiammenbrub Ser fran5oiiid-engli-
iden 6riibiabrsoffeniipe, Die Wirfnn=
gen bes u-8ootfrieges nnb sic Or
fenntnis, oaB Sic omerifanii6e Baf<
fenbilfe nod I'M meiten Seloe ltano>
oIes bas Driidte merfbar anf ote
&riegsltimmung ser feinoltden gol=
fer. vMber al16 mir ourften," fiibrt
getbman Spameg peiter aus, nad
MaBgabe nnierer &rafte fir 1917 eli
men Sic lette @ntideioung bringencen
grfolg tpe6er gu 9anbe nod gu Wolier
erboffen. Ser 1teigenoe Drud Ser 8lo=
dube un6 ser ni6t ausrei6en6e Gr=
folg 6es u=8ootfrieges 6ridte Die
Stimmung bel uns 1tarf berab. No6
itarfer Iieben Die materiel1en nn6 mo-
raliiden &rdfte in Seiterreid=l1ngarn
nod. 3eugnis bafiir NOR 6er befann=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06

MiBtrauiider dis Die Be
trogenel1 iino melt Die 8etruaer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
pcs papitcs Srieoe,tsbes
1~,tiihmitecn I'M Sents
MGR 1917.

Sntereilante Ginselbeiten aber bic
Trieoensmi6ipn bes papit. N11nti,is
Mser. @aeeli. - Som 6dmalisen
Geidlsfansler 81. Dur 8etbmau,a-
Suamea in Der s9entiden Mge-
meimen 3eitnng" ber6ffentlidt. -
Gnthalten bieles, mas biersalanSe
iuweit MIR teilmeiie pber gar nid1t
befaunt nar.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09

Spring selling season. Prices for nearly
all grades of leather goods have been
slightly advanced, but retailers assert
that most of their sales are of the
higher-priced articles.
The retailers find it exceedingly diff
ficuit to replenish their stocks of
leather grips, bathing bags, etc. MANY
OF the manufacturers are months be-
hind on deliveries, and they are re-
celvlng scant supplies of high grade
fancy bag feathers from the tanners.
IN order to distribute their production
as widely as possible through the trade.
the manufacturers are delivering only
small portions Of the orders received
from the dealers. One large dealer
SAID yesterday that If it were not for
the leftover stocks of previous seasons
nc would lose a considerable amount,
or the early spring business. A few
months ago this dealer placed an order
Tor twenty-five high grade trunks. Last
week he received half of that number.
and was Informed that the remainder
OF his order would not be delivered for
some time. The publc, according 70
retailers, is paying little attention to
the nigh cost of leatter bags. People
who formerly would protest on paving
go Tor travelling bag now seem per-
fectly willing to pay from $40 to SIS.
tanners specializing in bag and case
leather admit that although business
is dull in practically all the other
ieathers, sales of bag and case leather
continues IN good volume Several tam
ners are so far behind on shipments
mat 1T has become necessary for them
10 refuse additional orders.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
siLkS--Cood Business
" Pie Fabrics for Fail

Fall business in vclvets, plushes and
ther pile silk fabrics, particularly
hose of the imitation fur variety. is
progressing satisfactorily according to
manufacturers and selling agents. The
Fomen S coat trade has bought particu-
arly heavy of such fabrics, saw the
selling agents. in anticipation of a
-arge season in coats of these mate
rails. The high cost Of real furs, ac-
cording to pile fabric men, is throwing
increased business toward limitations,
plushes and velvets.
Manufacturers of pile fabric coats
already have made up their fall sam
pies and have started statesmen on the
road with them. While it is early to
OBTAIN definite trends on the volume
OF business that may be expected in
these lines, salesmens reports of early
sales appear to be satisfactory.
The pile fabric erd of the silk bust
ness, according to reliah'e sources. is
about the only part Of the trade that
has been willing to work so far ahead.
Ia general, silk lines for fall have not
been shown yet. Manufacturers are
watching the market trend carefully. in
order to shape their future selling
policies to new conditions. Some man
u1acturers are taking orders for de-
livery only three or four months ahead.
and will not sell beyond this at pres
ent.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
ClOTTONS--Culiirating
NelU Export Markets

with the possibility of large ex-
ports OF cotton goods to European
countries. cut off by the low rate Of
exchange, exports are driving harder
on the South American, Central
American and Asiastic markets. Some
exporters assert that goods originally
intended for the European markets
nave been diverted to other countries.
Ahe general aversion of Latin Amerj-
can countries toward wide goods has
presented an obstacle to some houses
ana educational propaganda toward
scachlng our southern neighhors to
use wide goods is now in progress.
ithln the last few weeks, many sales
men have been sent into the Latin
American market and are now send
ing back substantial orders ACCORDING
TO exporters. Cuba. with it's influx
o, winter tourists is using more high
class goods, particularly in the dress
goods line, than ever before, according
TO exporters, who are devotinp more
thought to this market.
Rumors of large orders placed by
ureek and Rumanian merchants in
tris market continue to circulate, BUT
confirmation is lacking Credit, ac-
cording to scme sellers, is the rim
eiral drawback to large trade with
the Balkans at present
Ihlna continues to be a large mar
ket Tor coarse goods of special design,
and with the falling off in European
trade some exporters are making
greater efforts to capture the Chinese
trade. Agents in the Philippines are
sald to be frequent sources of Chinese
orders.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prepare
Shosc Windows for Easter

=, Retail jewellers are busy preparing
their salesrooms and show windows
with religious goods intended for the
coming. Easter trade. Gold rosaries,
poth plain and ncrusted with small
pearls and other precious and semi
precious stones, are given prominent
places In the new spring displays.
with the trade featuring the higher
priced goods. A rosary formerly sell
ing at $75 will bring S10O the coming
season. Scapula medals made of silver.
gold, platinum and other gold and
SILVER decorations are among the re-
llgious articles which retailers will
show. Silver canblesticks also are ex-
pected to receive q good call during
the religious season.
Inc retail stores are placing orders
for rings Of gold and platinum for the
June wedding season. This buying is
making itself felt earlier than usual
turers while they are still months
behind in filling their regular spring
orders. From the way the retail trade
IS ordering there is every indication
that although the stores have consider
able stocks Of other iewelry left over
from the Chistmas holidays, stocks of
ell kinds of rings are very low.
Ring manufacturers plan to dis
tribute their goods for the spring and
summer seasons as evenly as possible
among their regular customers and it
depends good deal upon the success
they have in increasing production
whether new customers will be able to
get the supplies desired and at the
time they are wanted. Rings contain
ing acquamarines continue in good de-
mad. Retailers assert that with dia-
mond engagement rings selling at un-
heard of prices many husbands be
are giving their intended brides acqua-
marines set in white gold
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Business Troubles
Petition in Bankruptcy

Petition in bankruptcy fled yesterday
as follows:
BLISS REPRODUCER. INC.-rnvolun-
tary petition against Bliss Rcproducer,
Inc In, Liabilities s5oooo assets SO 900.
$40; Amos r. Taylor $4,000 Cliff Manu-
featuring Co. s2l3. Lawrence l. Gruber.
2o5 Broadway, is attorney for the petit
tioners.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receiver appointed yesterday in the
United States District Court were as fol-
CULLEN BARGE cO-Judee Learned
Hand appointed John < sheppard receiver
for the Cullen Barge CO.. under bond
OF $4,000. The bankrupt concern has
assets consisting of 500 barges ard book
accounts valued at $4,000.
BLISS REpRODUCER, INC - Judge
Hand appointed Bertha Rembaugh re-
Inc. under bond Of $1,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules in bankruptcy fled yesterday
in the United States District Court We're
as follows
CHARLES F. CAMPBELL. 1nc.-sched
liabilities of s46,l76. and assets Of s1s.59s
Julius H. Rosansky, Al Park Row. is the
attorney
II. COHEN & BRo-schedules OF Ben
Cohen & Bro, cloaks and SUITS show
liabilities Of S3.53l and assets. sci, 800
Shame G. Wenrib. 200 Broadway. are at
EMIL ENGE1Gsc edules of Emil En-
sets. Martin w Albert. 500 Broadway is
the attorney for Mr.. Engel.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09

g zoe; lower grades. 5s0sslsc; packing
stock, current make. No. ], 50 lac; No. ..
% &c, lower grades. 55W3sc.
Chcese-Receipts were l. 4,3 boxes. State,
wnoie milk, held flats, specials. 29'2 q II :
average run. 2s92sc lower grades, 15@
&c; twins. held, specials. cslored or white
20 q 29l2c average run, 27la @2Sisc;
lower grades, IS {. &c, Wisconsin. whole
milk, twins. II g2s rac. single daisies, held
S0@p II 4 c; double da Isles. held. IS "a q s1c.
young Americas. 32033c; state skins.
hats and twins, heia. specials, $50 -1c :;
fresh specials, 17glsc; prime to choice,
Is q Ice. fair to good. 10V12c; lower
grades. 20 Sc
Esgs-,,Ksceipts were 1880 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen. 4s050c; extra
hrsts. 4S 04S1ac; frsts. As "a q 47c. seconds,
4SV 4ec. dirties. No l.. 43G44c: checks.
good to choice. dry. sc a37c. state. Penn
sylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. extras. sac; frsts to extra frsts
II "a 52c gathered whites. frsts to extra
firsts 81 SEC: Western whites. under
grades 4sg soc: pullets. +7W4sc: Pacific
Coast whites, express. extra firsts to
extras, 52 @ sac: firsts, 5ov51c: seconds
asG49c puliets. Petaluma. 4, a ssc; other
sections, 4S147c: other Western and
Southern. gathered whites As q Sic state
pSnnsy lyania and nearby. hennery broy, ns
extras. 52Q53c. gathered brown and mixed
coiors, extras. sue, firsts to extra hrsts
81 p43c.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL. MlNNEAPOIISt
AND OM5HA RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting OF the stock holders
Of the Chicago. Saint Paul. Nianea poSIa
and Omaha Railway Company viii be heid
at the offioe OF the company. IN the .it@
CT Hudson, Wisconsin. Wednesday. :
April II, 1890 at nine o'clock A II. for
tae election of directors and the trans
acrson Of sucn business May celsa@
before said meeting
Transfer books VIII be closed on Fri
day, March AZ, 1922 at the ciose OF bu,s,~
ness ON that day. and will be reopened -
Thursday, April Is, 1929
Dated. February %, 1890
JAMES Il. CLARK. rrss,anna
JOHN =. CALDWELL, Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09

business thrown to American toy max
ers when the war cut off European sup
plies might not be held have been dis
sipated.
Despite the advance in. price, rang
ing from rs to 100 per cent, compared
with last year, a larger volume OF toys
has been ordered by the retailers for
their Christmas trade.