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Weekly Cotton Review
By Associated Pres,

New York, July 4.-Cotton goods markets have been dull in the domestic goods division. Print cloths and sheet
 ngs, in the gray, continue to decline in value on very small sales. Prices named on dress ginghams for spring, 192l by the largest producers were on the basis of value announced last Jan- .uary and continued throughout the past fall season. Since January there has been a wage advance of 15 per cent In the mills and an advance of nearly 30 per cent in coal for manufacturing pur- poses This new price means that mills have begun to absorb some of the higher costs of production in their profit mar gins. New lines of fine wash goods
 are being opened for the spring seaso
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WEEKLY METAL
By Associated Press


 New York, July 24.-Foreign affairs dominated the financial market to an unusual degree this week, international exchange becoming acutely unsettled in consequence of latest complications in the Russo-Polish imbroglio.
 Another significant phase of the in- ternational situation was presented by the record of exports and imports for the fiscal year in volume, these fig ures being unprecedentedly large, but the June trade balance in favor of this country was the smallest of any month prior to the world war.
 The fact that several of the federal reserve branch banks recently ap- proached the limit of their rediscount resources was regarded as sufficient proof that the credit situation has lost little of it's protracted tension.
 In an informal discussion of domesti financial conditions, the opinion was expressed by the chief executive of
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the countrys largest national bank that money would remain tight, if not stringent, for the balance of the cur rent year.
 The stock market during the week lapsed into the apathy which charac- terized the limited trading of the pre- vious month. Spasmodic outbursts of activity were almost wholly at the ex- pense of quoted values especially in the prominent speculative issues.
 The wage increase award and pros poets of an early advance Tn freight and passenger rates imparted measure of firmness to transportation shares. but this was forfeited when shorts ex- tended their commitments to seasoned or representative industries.
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eastern PennsylvanIa. against s4s here.

eastern Pennsylvania. against s45 here tofore.
 Copper business has been substaa- tial at the 19c level held by producers for third quarter, both from domestic and foreign consumers, but the large sellers show more reluctance to iake orders at this future. The end of the brass makers strike in the Colnccti- cut valley is expected to open resumed purchases of 100000 pounds daily
 A feature of the lead market was the action of leading operators on Wednesday in advancing the spot prices from 8 to S1@c New York, and 7A to sac East St Louis delivery.
 The open market is much stiffled at 9c New York and Sa4c St. Louis as result of exceedingly limited supply of metal
 Zinc continues in. a strong position on shortage of stocks and light offer ings by sellers, while inquiries have increased.
 Antimony steady at f9tc spot, with buyers much more active
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MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press


 Mobile, July 24-Arrived: Lake Gunni, Portland, Me; Knoxville. Pensacola; Goa noma County, New Orleans
 Sailed: Jim Sid and Barge Iberia. Ha- vana.
 New Orleans, July 24.-Cieared: Ava rado, Cientuegos, via Manzanilio; Bran dywine, Port Lobos, Mexico; Grectan Prince (British), New York; Greel Isle (British), Bordeaux; Holly Leaf (Brit- ish), Alexandria, Egypt; LaGrange (French). Rotterdam, via Key West and Norfolk; Lake Lasang, Mobile; Mexico (Mexican), Progreso. via Tampico; Mex oil, Tampico; $. NJ. Spaiding, .Tampico Sumatra Maru (Japanese), Kobe and Yo- kohama, Japan, via Singapore. Calcutta and Los Angeles; Tipton, Santiago. Cuba; War Hindoo (British), Glasgow.
 Port Eads. July 24.-Arrived: August
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We mean no trouble" said one of the strikers. "We are conducting the strike in a peaceable manner laying off of work and attending to our own business-no one is complaining except the company"
 "Oh, yes, there are others" interrupted the reporter. "The public is complaining, there is no coal to be had, the winter is com ing on and the price of coal has gone up greatly. The public is paying for this con- tention."
 That's not our fault; we can't help it." was the rejoinder.
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Didn Care What Happened

T became a physical wreck from stom- nch trouble and fit subject only for the operating table or graveyard. Being discouraged, 1 gave way to drink which made things worse I got so l didn't care what happened, and wanted to die. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has cured me of every thing. Am in fine condition and feel 20 years younger" It is a simple. harm less preparation that removes the catarrhal fnucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intes tnal ailments in- cluding appendicitis One dose will con vince or money refunded. Greene Drug Co. 1lagan- Dunlap Drug Co. and druggists evcrywh ere.--Adv.
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GIonduran), Port Cortez; Briar Leaf (Britsh), Tampico; De Metrios Pandelis Greek Norfolk; Dulcino, Nuevitas. Cuba; Ganzfyord (Norwegian), Blue fields; Scandaga Mobile.
 Sailed: Bayway, Europss Coanoma County, Mobile; Edgefield, Havre, vii Galveston; Hamm British, Liverpool, via Newport News; Manx Isles (BritistD, Antilla, Cuba; Omoa CMonduranl, Omoa. via Port Cortez; Tilamook, Orange, Tex.
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Shannon & Co.

New York, July 24-The steadier tone to foreign exchange reflecting cable advices that an armistice be- tween Russia and Poland has been agreed upon and fighting will end at once may have had some influence on the market, but there has been no es- sential change in sentiment and trad ing has chiefly represented evening up the tag ends of accounts rather than fresh commitments either way. Any rally of consequence unless it resulted from a very decided change in crop or trade advices would most surely be smothered by fresh offerings by con- fident bears who feel that they have the market we'll under control and can do with it about what they choose.- Post & Flags
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
TO GIVE "FETE MODERNE"
varied Program OF Events at Home
Of Mrs. G. A. Van lennep

"A Fete Moderne with a Lombardi
nmited fashion show, ponies to ride.
pnental aesthetic dancing, and a mum
oer OF other features will be given by
tee Modern Club at the home of Mrs.
y; a. Van Lenno in Merton on
Wednesday, June'2.
ART amusement, and commerce will
saare equally in the fete, the proceeds
VI which are to be given to the Settle
Ient Music School, the Modern Club
Ou,iding fund and welfare fund.
Miss Elizabeth Latta will sing French
songs In costume and Mrs. John Habe =
son se:n and pupils of Miss Louise Clifford
There will be palmist, Punch and
sudy show, q duck and puppy sale and
cafeteria, in addition to bazaar of
mnCy articles and food.
Inc Board of Managers for the fcte
are Mrs. Harold de l.. Downs. Mrs. p.
brooke Bland and Mrs. Harold Beitlcr.
Inc chairman is Mrs. Aubrey Jones
ppando, assisted by Miss Violette
nnaines, Miss Irene Eisenberg, Mrs.
Ernest T. Trigg, Mrs. James H. Mof :
mSt, Mrs. Alfred McVitty, Mrs. +.
mmlhwlddie Walker. Mrs. Il. Mason
Munompson, Mrs William IT. Tonner,
mrs G. Dunbar Shewell, Mrs. A. Reed
Mclntire, Mrs. H. Maxwell Langdon
GGrs' Herbert Fox and Mrs. Frank "A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
deaths

band ssSS55Eoi,s00N.-,1May 4, g 2s, WILLIAM H; hus.
ana ,rIt ~ Saroline Allison. aged 10 Relatives
ya6h rlends invited 10 funeral services. Tues,
prystss H. 474 Seville ST.. RoXborough, Int
u, on crLMi,,,At Ma ao her GpartmCnts, i35 S, 18th
strttlyN NSr'n SrIrn Brill Services and interment
dapSbm;TERMAN May ~, DOROTHY A.,
,srSsne' OF The late August and Angela Bull
msmSons. aged u. Relatives and friends. also
funeral I5 o. 81. Henrys sodality, invited, to
brother ues' $3.50 a. m, residence OF her
Vie Iisayh''T% ays II,,:n Joseph sKemme 5lo somme,rc;
!, BUTTIE9Rs VI uHYL NG% tG;athedrgi Gem ,,,no,
tsfworAA TRoTTER, wife OF George w Hut,
q atm; SItsnna; Relatives and friends are invited
N Ssnd nran1 funeral services. Tues. 10 80 a.
w, TeeSS,.sely' At her late residence, Is4i
!, s,GbSRET. blRSEs.T May ny; Is. pfMHstGARET v, wife
ward ~ j., Carey and daughter OF late Ed
solemn Tues. s sjsO a, m, 2si Mcclellan st,
cRlvhhsIint. Iint. Holy Cross Gem;
FnRn "rYhp. May ~. ANNIE CRAW-
hasrsi ..i.satiyes and friends invited 70
s,aes Of ihlres, her s,snH TuHss H. at the rss, Soo
''TsF g. Int. ait. Morlah Gem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
Confirmation at Three Churches

Bishop Rhinelander will confirm a
ttass tomorrow night at the Church OF
,ne Messiah, Gwynedd. Bishop Gar
W %aa will confirm at st. Paul's Church
"eSt Whiteland, in the morning, and
a. y st. Peters Church, Great Valley,
u the evening.
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
STRANGE TRACKS
ny DADDY

,peooy aud Billy, todlkin0 bdrefooted
az gey,soods, come upon strange tracks.
Mramrsn,ino birds soy they toeye made
hv fairV giants. Judge Otoi says they
oy y.,e ,ud1ie by hoDIing monkeys. Lone
: Wuo W, rear snys they tDere made by
sonn XXX, oobttrs, and Old Timer. Turtle
!vs !ons they iDere made by horrible
oores)
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
Account Filed

Account Filed
Clinton M. Rice and John A. Loney
have filed first and final account In
probate as administrators OF Margar'
ct A. Riden0ur. The account shows
the sum OF $2,521.42 received and the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
SEATS ON SALE HERE
FOR PRETTY PLEASE

The Puff and Powder club of Ken.
yon college, which will be remember
ed for It's presentation OF "Certainl,
cynthia last May, is producing q
new musical comedy which will make
its initial performance In Gambler
next Saturday night, Dec. IS.
Pretty Please" the title of the
new production, is another comedy
dealing with college life with all its
trials and troubles and in which MANY
humorous situations are intrOduced
me main interest centers about an
intercollegiate golf match, and full
advantage is taken of the opportuni.
ties offered by such conditions.
Practically the entire cast of last
years play will be seen in the new
production and, with the addition of
considerable new talent. a cast of I'M
usual ability may be expected. Mr.
Philip Humel again takes the part OF
the leading lady, while Mr.. James M.
Wade is once more the leading man
me comedy parts are carried by Mr..
Donald Nell, who will be remembered
as the suffering Junior in Certainly
Cynthia" and by Mr.. John G.. Loot
Dourrow, who was the black.face util.
ity man. Mr.. Loufbourrow, in add!-
ton to carrying leading role, is al.
SO author OF the book. He has had
considerable experience in the type
OF work and has turned out como.
sition worthy Of his efforts.
Mr.. Melyne Latta is again the com.
poser OF the musical score and his
new work Is Of even higher and more
lasting quality than the catchy tunes
which carried Certainly Cynthia" to
its success All his new compositions
contain such an original and haunt
ing strain that they are bound to
make an instantaneous hit. ~
The Puff and Powder club last year
gained the reputation of producing, in
the words Of one metropolitan critic,
the best college play of the year"
With this experience and with the
acquisition Of new talent event great
er results may be expected.
limited number of reserved seats
and general admission tickets were
placed on sale Monday at the Book
and Art Shop for the benefit of Mt
Vernon people.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
ASPIRIN

Take no chances with substitutes!
Unless you see the name "Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed BY
physicians for twenty-one years and
proved safe by millions. Take Aspir.
In only as told in the Bayer package
for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu
matism, Earache, Toothache, Lum-
bago and, for rain. Handy tin boxes
OF twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
cost few cents. Druggists also sell
larger packages. Aspirin Is the trade
mark OF Bayer Manufacture of Mon.
observation-disclosures of Salicylicacid Ad
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
Case Of E. Maude Day VS..
John c. Nc Creary Is
Taken Up
DIVORCE SUIT IS
FILED In COURT
Motion Filed In Case; Other
Items From The Knox Co.
Court House

After a recess of several weeks.
jury work was resumed in the Knox
county common pleas court Monday
morning when the case of e. Maude
Day VS.. John C. McCreary was called.
The members of the petit jury, who
were excused some weeks ago, re-.
ported for duty Monday morning and
the case was started before Judge
Blair and the jury shortly after 8
o'clock. The case involves the sale
OF the Fredericktown Free Press.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
Marriage License

Marriage Llcensc--
Stanley l.. Schaeffer, linotype ope
ator, and Mary T.. Bair, both of M
Vernon. Rev. j. A, Long,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
COAL CARS DERAILED
NORTH OF THE CITY

Three coal cars were derailed on
the b. e. o. railroad near Balls cross.
ing, north of the city. Monday morn.
Ing. Coal was scattered along the
track for several hundred yards. No
one was injured in the wreck, but
traffic was tied up for short time.
Gotten has been grown in India
since beyond the memory of man.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14

George !. Sapp to E. w. Wooley
parcel in Gam, ST.
Catherine G.. Herring to Michael
Denni, lot in Clinton Park, 81.
Mary l.. Barton to A. M. Barton,
parcel in Liberty, 81.
G. M. Barton to Mary L. Barton,
parcel in Liberty, 81.
Budd v. McPeek to Olive Brentling-
er, parcel in city, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
Given Custody

Given Custody
Fred Lease, the custody of the minor
children has been granted Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mavis by Judge Blair In
the common pleas court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
Made Party Defendant.

Mado Party Uefendant-
In the case of ELLA Cunningham vs..
the unknown heirs OF Perry Nimrick
ct al, Minnie Brown Pauls has been
made u party defendant.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
DRUNK ALL OVER

One plain drunk was arrested by
the police Saturday night. The man
was found on West Gambler street,
lying on the sidewalk in a stupor
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Case Submitted-

The case of Jennie Durbin vs.. VIII
liam Fesler has been submitted on
demurrer. Court decision to be hand.
ed down by Judge Blair later,
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same sum paid out.

o
First and Final
Catherine e. Cox and Stella Cox
executrices of Christopher C. Cox,
have filed in probate their first and
final account, which shows the fol.
lowing: Received $3.50, paid out the
same sum.
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The grammar room will have an
entertainment Thursday evening,
Dec. 23, in the school building The
program will consist OF musical num-
bers, dialogues and exercises. The
proceeds are to go for the purchase
of song books.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14

There have been several on the
sick list the past week-Elsie West
rich, Berdun Bell and John Jordan.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14

The Red Cross Christmas seal
taking an active part in the work.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-14
HOWARD SCHOOL NOTES

Chapel Friday morning was held
by intermediate room. Program was
as follows:
Song, my Fiddle"
Recitation-Alice Henwood
Mildred Schaffer.
Duet-Cleo Parker and Ellen Nc.
Cullough.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26
29.Aarg.
N9dvendig Oplysning.

Wore Blades Indhold sattes
paa Maskine, og Blyet til Ma
skinsatsen smeltes ved Gasblus
fra Byens Gasv8rk. Men saa
stansede dette Gaar Eftermid-
dag, og folgelig stansede vore
Sattemaskiner. Vi er saaledes
tvungne til at gore narverende
Nr. af Disk. ferdig med Hand
sats eller fylde ud med Annon-
GER. Men det v8rste er, at vi
like kan rette Fejlene i en- Del af
den Maskinsats, der var sat, for
Maskinerne standsede. Vi fore,
trakker alligevel at lade B1adet
udgaa i Tide, fremfor at vente
en- Dag eller to, og saa bede Lac
serne undskylde Trykfejlene og
Manglerne.
Skulde Bladene like komme
rette It'd naste Uge, vii det skyl-
des samme Forsinkelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26

kendtes DIT, IT visse Komnuper
d. for ii horte de- tvr1uske
keJ'"fdommf 6urle proyitiorclt
anerkendes som uafhangige og
STILES under administrative Raad
og Hj@lp af en- sterkere Magt. .
Jeg maa tilfoje, . sagde han,
It'll Oplysning for Kongressen,
at da det we'd samme Session blev
besluttet at anmode United
States President ON at paa-
tage sig at maggie Diet van
skelige Sporgsmaal ON Gren-
sen mellem Tyrkiet og Armenien
,,Villayetterne" Erzerum, Ire
bizond, Van og Bitlis har jeg
anset det for min Pligt at tage
imod dette vanskelige og deli
kate Hverv.
,,Det er derfor med alvorligt
Hab og med FGlelse af, at jeg
giver Raad, som Kongressen like
uyillig vii vende sig imod, at
jeg tilskynder Modtagelsen af
den Indbydelse, der nu formelt
og h9jtideligt er udstedt til os
af Konciliet San Reno, i hvis
Hander den vanskelige Opgave
var lagt at udrede Forviklinger-
ne det ottomanske Rige og OPP
af Orden og taale.
lige Tilstande de Dele af dette
Rige, hvilke like lengere er u
Civiliationens Interes-
Sc, at lade vere under de tyr
kiske Autoriteters Regering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26

Indien til Chineserne. Japanerne
indforer Opium som Militarfor-
raad og undgaar derived Under
sogelse we'd det kinesiske Told
v@sen. Hoyedkvarteret i Using
Tao har ct Skilt, hvorpaa der
staar ,,Japansk Opium Kontor"
Det japanske Styre afsluttede
en- Kontrakt med en- kinesisk
Agent ON at selge Medicinen.
Det paastaaes, at der er opnaa-
ct stor Fortjeneste. Et af de
f6rste Skridt af den kinesiske
Republik var Udryddelse af
Opiums-Trafikken.
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Prisnedsettelsen.

Den athenger at, at der
treml@ggeS $50 ,,CertificateS "
eller ,,Receipt"s (Se Disk. M.
IS, Side 81 som Be0is for, at
Saa mange har betaH fuld PriS
til AarSm0det.
Certificate teller Receipt)
maa den rejsende forlange af
Agenten, naar han (hun) b6-
Der Billet.
Der b0beS Billet til Hutchin-
son, heLst gennemgaaende,
men kan saadaN like faa8,
saa husk endelig ogSod at ta-
sidSte Billet.
Roster BiUetten miRdre end
75c, saa giUeS der like Certi-
ticate; men for enhVer Billet
til 75c 0g derOUer b6r der td-
geS Certificate; enhver Certi-
ficate hjGlper nemlig til at
nda Maalet - 25O. Mas det
like, saa faar ingem Nedset-
telSe.
Neds@ttelSen gelder allie be-
ge Certificate for Betaling af
udem Hensyn til, ON
de er Delegater eller like.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26
MEXICO o-OPsTANDEN.
Carranza og flere of hans Led
sagere myrdet.
Obregon er opr9rt over Begi-
venheden.

Dertil er det kommen med Op,
staaaan Mexico, at den flyg-
tede President og flere af de
trofaste, som fulgte ham, er bley-
ne nyrdet, like af Reyolutioni-
sterne, men af hans egne Mand.
Under %. ds. meddeles fra Ell
Paso. Tex: Vennstiano Carran-
"a. Mexicos President og Chef
for den - Regering, som dette
Land har haft siden 1921, snig-
nryrdedes af-Oberst Rodolfo Heu-
70 og hans Soldater we'd Plaxe-
altenango, Puebla, Kl. ! Fredag
Morgen, ifolge Melding, som er
modtaget her fra Alvaro Obere.
gon, datcret Mexico City j Dag.
Der fandtes 6 7 Zig at
tarranzas Selskab" siger Mel
din2en uden at neyne de myrde-
de M9ad
Rapporter, som Reyolutioni-
sterne har udstedt, siger. at Car
rama er bleyen myrdet af sine
egne MPnd. Herrero beskriyes
som en- ex-federal Officer; for
oyrigt synes der at hvile Dun
kclhed over hans Forhold.
Under 23. ds. meddeles videre
fra Mexico City: ,,Det sidst mod
tasne Meldinger setter Tallet af
dede til otte; der er foiet to
flere I'll Listen. Der neynes in
let om, hvem de myrdede er uden
Carranza og General Pasquab
Moralez Molina
Mexico City er under Com
misunderstanding, idet Obregon
tager sig af den militpre og
Gongales- af den civile Bevegel-
Sc, indtil Kongressen udnevner
en- previsorisk Regering.
Obregon er oprort over Ira
gedien; han havde givet streng
Ordre, at ale militpre Ledere
skulde respektere Carranzas og
hans Tilhengeres Liv. Nesten al
lie militere og ciyile Medlemmer
al Bevegelsen beklager Carran-
zas bod, da de indser, at den
indvikler Situationen, og desu-
den fordi de nerede stor Agtel.
Sc for Carranza.
Der er udstedt Ordre ON Her
reros Arrest; han vii blive bragt
til Hoyedstaden og stiIle for Ell
mlitHr Ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26
u. s. A. MANDAT OVER
ARMENEIEN.
President Wilson beder Kongres.
sen give ham Low til at tage
derimod.

Washington, "a. Maj. Presi,
dent Wilson bad Dag Kongres.
sen ON at give ham Autoritet
til at tage imod Mandat over
Armenien.
Pr@sidenten fortalte Kongres.
sea, at han tenkte, det var det
amerikanske Folks 0nske, at
United States skulde paatage sig
Mandat over Armenien.
sin Meddelelse citerede han
den Resolution, som Senatet har
vedtaget j denne Maaned, hvorl
udtrykkes ,,1et Haab, at fast
Regering, ordentlig Beskyttelse
af indiyiduel Frihed og fuld Vir
keliggorelse af national Aspira-
tion smart maa opnaas af det
armeniske Folk, og bad ON
at Ell Krigsskib og Marine-Solda-
ter maa Bile sendt til Batums
Havn for at beskytte amerikan-
ske Interesser og han fortsatte
,,Jeg mod og og leste dette
Document ~ d stor Interes,e
med sand Tilfredshed, =. ford
Diet syntcs mig udtrykke det anne
rikanske Folks agte Overbeyi ).
nlng og dybe kristelige Sympati
og at pege i Refining az .vor
Pligten vinker os hen. "
Under IRE dskonfereneen i Pa.
ris, :" sagde Presidenten, er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26
NY UDGAVE AT
Oliebladet

med dansk Tekst paa den enc
Side og engelsk paa den anden.
100 forskellige Kort i en- net
og holdbar Eske.
Pris 30 Cents.
Code Vilkaar til Agenter og
Forhandlere.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26

South Dakotas Legislator skull
de efter den oprindelige Bestem
melse trade sammen den "a. Maj,
men Guvernoren har udsat det
til den 81. Juni, paa Grund az
de store Oversv9mmelser, der har
hindret Jernbanetrafikken saa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-26
Ten Years near the
German Frontier

The Fascinating Story of al
American Diplomats Ten Years
in the Listening Gallery Of
Europe"
By Maurice Francis Egan.
Former Minister to the Court Of
Denmark.
Price $500 net.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.