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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
sInny towns, Incre...

.WASH!NGTON, March 1S.APopuln-
ton statistics for 1920 announced to-
Port Jervis. y. Y, 1911. an Increase
OF 607, or Go per cent over Ie1o:'
Beacon, n. T.. 1896 an increase Of
367. or 3.5 per cent over the 1910 com
bincd populations Of FishkilI Landing
and Matteawan, which were incor-
porated as the town Of Beacon In 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Rush Food to Starving uu.,,.n.

ftESAL, March 1S-TrainS of siafiras
are rushing food from Helsingfors TO
Abo 100 miles west, where exhausted
ana Starving survivors of the central
just arrived. This column. which was
under the command of General Skobcl-
sun recently cut Its way through the
nish frontier. Survivors OF the COL
umn will eventually be interned al
HelSinEfors, II is announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
DENIKINE MAKES TERMS
WITH THE BOLSHEvlSTS
Report j. OF Diplomatic Origin, but
| Teaches London by Hound
about Way.

LONDON, March 1s.-An unconfrmed
report has reached hero than General
Denikinc, leader of the nti-Bolshev-
list forces in South Russia, has made
terms with the Boishevists
This report is of diplomatic origin,
but it reaches London by round >
about way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Smut. Wins I'm south Africn.

SHUTS Wins I'm south Africn.
CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. March
lS.--The Cape Times says General
SHUTS. with the Unionists, will have a
majority OF four In the chamber, and
that II Is considered probable the
Labor. party Will support his economic
and financial measures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
l,risoner, I,Ice .I,,I.

STEUEENvILLE, OHIO. March is
Sheriff w. r. Baker awoke this morn
ing to find the county Jail empty
Sometime after midnight eight
prisoners sawed and cut their way 70
liberty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Weber Case Argument Complete,
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Both sides,
finished summing. up today in the trial
secretary OF the Pictorial Review
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

! On wnrrants sworn out by an oraut
of the United States indie rdepart menta I
Social Hygiene Board. w. L. Armstrong
and ~ a Morrison, two prominent
Court this morning to face the charge
of allowing certain medicine signs to
be posted In several places in the city.
that the signs were posted without tho
knowledge and consent of the defend-
ants anT dismissed the cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Hold BootlegEer for Jury.
I,YNCHBURG, March 1S.-Davo Ran
som. colored. has been held for the
April grand jury. here OH the charg.
of unlawfully transporting liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Indictments were returned against
hye persons by the grand jury In the
felony and included q negro woman
charged with the murder OF her four
months old baby. one white man was
injected ior violating tho prohibition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
MANY STATE TEACHERS
GATHER AT PETERSBU RG
Opening Session Presided over by
j. III. Lear. OF tho state ~ q,
N, la Normal xChOoI 49, 4

Flat opposition TO any bonus what
ever to eX-soldiers. except to those
wounded or. physically disabled Is the
result of the meeting last night of
Petersburg Post No. 2. American Legion.
This action in going on record against
any bonus, came after stormy three
hour session, marked with many spir-
iten debates on the subject
me meeting last night was held in
the 4. NJ. C.. y. and was attended by
practically the entire membership OF
the organization here t'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17
lusic Teachers of State To Hold Meeting in the Ci

head of music in the Richmond pub
lie schools, is president. Concerts,
recitals, round table discussions
and lectures, with several import
ant banquets, will feature.
A complete program was an
nounced Saturday by President
Sloane. Arthur Mason, of Colurn-
bus, is chairman of the program
committee. P. Marinus Paulsen, Of
Marion, and Minnie Murdoff Kim
ball, of Greencastle, are members.
Tuesday, April 20.
10 a. m.-Registration, Grace NJ.
E. church; A Verne Westlake, Sc
rotary; Marjorie Beck, assistant
secretary; Mrs. Lewis c. King, in
formation.
Up. m.-Recital by Indiana Music
Clubs, Mrs. Minnie Murdoch Kim
ball, DePauw University, Green
castle, chairman.
$50 p. m.-Address, THE Future
Of American Music" Mrs. Frances
E. Clarke, Camden, N. j.; "Circulat-
ing Music Libraries,p Caroline Hob
son, Indianapolis.
$50 p. m.-Luncheon, served by
the ladies of Grace NJ. E. church.
Formal Opening Ceremonies.
800 p. Informal Opening, at
High School Auditorium; addresses
by Mayor w. W. Zimmerman. Su-
perintendent ]. H. Bentley, Public
Schools; Miss Alice knollenber2,
President Music Study Club; Re-
sponses, r. c. Sloane, President, l.
M, T. A, L. N. Hines, State Super
intendent of Schools; Music num-
bers by Hadley Trio of Earlham
College; Frederick K Hicks, Violin
list; and Community Sing led by
r. G. McCutchan, Dean of Music.
DePauw University; Arthur w. Ma
son, Columbus, Pianist.
9:15 p. m.-Public reception in
the Art gallery and exhibit of paint
ings by the New York Society of
Painters; Mrs. M. F. Johnston, d.
rector of Public Art gallery and
chairman of Reception committee.
The committee has planned an in
formal affair. Members of the Rich
mond Art association will help en-
terrain the guests. Punch will be
served
"Wednesday, April Fl.
800 a. m.-Grace M. E. church:
business meeting; reports of the
various committees; appointment
of nominating and auditing commit
tees; presidents report.
10: 90 a. M Sectional confer
ences: Violin, Commercial club:
P. Marinus Paulsen, chairman;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17

1:3O .. m. Address. Public
School Music Credits" w. Otto
Miessner, Milwaukee State Normal
school.
2:15 p. m.-Reports from the sec
tional conferences of the morning.
Discussions and general conference
Dean R. G. McCutchan, chairman.
$3.50 D. m.-Grace NJ. E. church;
recital, Indiana composers, Arthur
W. Mason, chairman.
$50 p. m. - Banquet for the
ladies' Of the Indiana Music Study
clubs, Mrs. Minnie Murdoff Kim
ball, POSTMASTER; Emma L. Fetta,
chairman.
500 D. m.-Coliseum, Richmond
Night" concert by the Marion Civic
orchestra, P. Marinus Paulsen, con-
ductor; Columbia Stellar Male
Quartet, of New York, Reed Miller,
director, and Madam Cara Sapin.
contralto This fine attraction has
been arranged especially for the
citizens of Richmond and surround.
ing community. The delegates to
the convention will be the guests
of honor of the Weisbrod Music
company.
Thursday, April 20.
800 a. m-Grace Nj. E. church;
business meeting; report Of the
nominating committee; place of the
1921 meeting to be decided.
GAS a. m.-Demonstration of the
Duning System of Piano Teaching,
Elizabeth Hasemeier and assisting
teachers, assisted by Effie Har-
ven, Of Marion.
1870 a. Morgan recital, Sid
ney c. burst, F. A. G. o., of Cincin-
natl; Van Denman Thompson,
chairman.
100 p. m.-Grace NJ. E. church;
final business meeting; report Of
nominating committee.
200 p. m. Trip to the Starr
Piano company's factory, r. l.. AL
len, city manager. chairman.
$50 p. m.-Annual banquet for
all members of the I. NJ. T. A, at
the Y. NJ. c. A, Leslie Carlander,
chairman; Arthur Mason, toast
master.
500 p. m.-High school auditor
ium; cantata Pan On a Summer
Day" by Paul Bliss: Mrs. Lewis G.
companist; soloists, Mrs. F. w.
Kreuger, Mrs Fred Bartel, Mrs.
Ray Longnecker, and ladies' chorus
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17

Voice, High school Art gallery,
Dean r. G. McCutchans, chairman.
Mr.. John Hoffman, of the Cincin-
natl Conservatory of Music, will
preside; Piano, High school audi
forum, Miss L. Eva Alden, Terre
Haute, chairman; Organ and church
music, Grace M. E. church, Van
Denman Thompson, DePauw Uni
versity and president Indiana Guild
of Organists, chairman; Public
School Music, Room 33, High school
building, Edward Bailey Birge, SUI
pervisor of Music, indianapolis,
chairman; E. 3. Wetheroe, state
High school inspector, will speak of
Music in Indiana High Schools.
100 p. m.-High school auditor
ium; concert by the Garfield Junior
High school orchestra, Edna A.
Marlatt, director.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17

of the Richmond Music Study club.
900 p. m.-Concert by the Rich
mond High school orchestra, Ralph
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17

diana Music Teachers association,
which opens a three-day session
Tuesday at 10 a. m. Ralph c. Sloane,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17

c. Sloane, conductor, assisted by
Miss Louise Mason, Columbus,
pianist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17

Perhaps the most interesting con-
vention Of the Richmond season
will be the state meeting of the In
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15
AalannHHpuruHnta
Sc ipenife ltbienoinger lpslabt.
@pbr9smalet benbiit til en- in-
tcrmatipnal &nmmisi iipn.

@tecfbolm Sen 13se Ssuli. Sun6>
blom og 8idrfman, Me6le1nrner at
Sen ipenife Misfion til Nalan6sgerne,
Der bleb arreiteret at 6innerne /
forrige Maaneo, er blebet ldsla6t,
beretter ct Telegram fra Mabo til
rDogen Mpbe6er" fer 8Den. Gin'
nerne bar uoferbiget Mnflage for
Sgiforreoeri mob Sc to Meno, men
bar u6iat Torfelgningen, in6til Sea-
tionforbun6et bar babt Malanos.
ipdrgsmaalet unoer 8cbanoling.
> 2on6on ben 13oe eSult. Nation-
forbunoets @aao bar beiluttet at ben-
biie Spbrgsmaalet ON Malal16s-
eer11e til en- @ommisiion af tre inter-
nationnle Netslerbe, ser bill blipe
u6nebnt af Gorbu6spralioenten.
Sen ipenffe og ben finite &egiering
er blepet enig ON at afboloe fig fra
noget> Ser tan gigre 5ituationen
mere broget, neoens commissioner
bar Sp6rgsmaalet nnoer 8ebanb-
ling.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15

erflere6e, at bans Delegation bapoe
initrueret bann til at unoeritgtte Gors
laget ON at 11onninere &ooiepelt.
Mooiepelts Termination blep fore
1aaet af GimotbD 6. @nsberrp, at
Sbio. Mominationen blep ltrar I'M
6erftettet af Here Geleguter.
.al. $50 Gfter1nib6ag bleb 4oti.
bentet aioltrneret.
8ougbfeepfe. 81 g., Sen Ste SS1.li.
2an6sbDen &Doe 8arf, Granflin ..
@ooiebelts Se6efe6> bbor ban. frem=
6e1es for lit Somnerbien, mootog
1neo @leoe @fterretningen onL at
ban bor nonineret til 8icepr9ii6ent.
RooiepeH tiltraf fig ferit politiif 9p=
1nerfio1nbeb, 6a ban / 1910 ilog
5enator Sobn S. @cblosier af 8ea-
con og blep fom 6enofrotilf &anbt,
6at palgt i Seem Oorfs 28oe @enats-
6iltrift. San bleb gienbalgt / 1912,
1nen tog Maret efter @fife6 for at
opertage en- Stilling iom asiiitere11oc
Slaa6eminiiter.
S. 8. &ooiebelt er feot / SPITE
YQrf Sen 30te sSon11ar 1882, Spn al
Sarnes og Cara 9elano &ooIebe{t.
San ct en- fiern @l9gtning al 0ber!t
Ebeooore @oofebelt paa 6aoere,s
[@ioe og belegtet meb slitor,6ani-
lien giennen fin Mo6er. &an er
@ra6uent al &arparo 1904 % Go
Iumbia 2otp @cbool / 1907. 5amns
Mor erbolot ban @agfbrerbebilltng.
San blep gift me0 @nna eleanor
@ooiepelt, en- Miece af afogbe Sberit
Sbeo6ore 9foofepelt og Gatter. al
elliot Moo1ebelt Sen 176e Warts
1905. Sc bar fem 86rn..
Dapton, 0bto, ben 6te SSuli. Gu
perngr s5omes 81. Cor fen6te ioag ct
Telegram til set 6enofrattIfe Matio-
nalfonpent i Can Grancisco, bpori
ban oplDite, at ban btloe mobtage
Observation-Disclosures og taffeoe
9elegaterne
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15
Meeb- fptter Gpr. Dapton, Ohio

@eeb ftbtter Gur. 0nptotl Ohio,
Ben 8be Suli. @nbernpr sssames so.
Cor, ben 6enofratiffe Hroiioentfar1-
oi6ot, glpoeoe fig ioog oper Mo6ta-
gelien at ct Selegram fra Gen. q.
Nee6 al Misiouri, Der Ipfgnifeoe bo1n
i Anleoning af geontinationer1. Gu
.berndret1 bar ogiaa n1ootaeet ct Sc.
legram fra @icbmon6 g. Sobior1,
Mnti-saloon 2igaens 2eber / Mlaba-
ma, Ser beoer BAN ont en- beitemt
grflaring irno6, at 8ongresien mo-
oificerer 8oliteu6lopen, @ubern6r
Coz flyer, at ban bill foare Sobion.
2eb 9sben ben eleftriife Stol,
McMleiter, DfIa., ben 96e Sui. Mon-
roe Betterfon blep benrettet / ben
eleftriife StoI i StatsfenglIet Der for
Mor6 paa iin Suitru i ginitn, 0Ha.,
for ct 9lor iioell.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15

8enltre in6en 48=Man6sfouitee,1
iaapeliom inben Mrbei6erpartiet bar
&onniteen enitem1nig beiluttet at
fortintte meo Manerne for ct Greois,
parti.
Sobn 5it3patrict af Gbicago bolot
en- @elfomittale igaar peo Mrbeioer-
partiets Msbe. &an frembolot SEQ,
nen6igbeoen for Mrbeioernes Sor.
ening 11eo alle andre MtnoritetS,
grnpper> ser bploer oe iamme Brinc.'
Der, meo set Maal at tilbagelebere til
Solicit 92egieringen, iom ban iaeoe
n rinternationale Pengepirater" baboe
ltiaalet. @an rolte oet rusitffe Golf
for bets @an6Ginger, og Mp6et uo-
brogte ct 2epe for Goblet =&uslan6.
Sssobn s. @alfer af sSllinois Hep
palgt til Mrbeiberfoubentets pern1a-
nente Torman6, og SSames 9uncan
al Seattle blep balgt til @icefor'
man6. 8egge bolot &aler> bpori oe
foropn1te De to gomle Yartier.
9(rbeioerpartiets og 48=Manb3-
fon1iteens 5omarbei6sfomite bill i6ag
mo6tage &epreientanter for @nfelt-
ifat=Eartiet, Nonpartiian 2eaguc,
oct fo11ititutione|le 8arti % Ameri,
con @ar 8eterans.
Snbenfor De forIfiellige @rupper
iDnes Der i6ag at bore meget itart
-Stemning for @enator 9a Gollette
iom &anbi6at for Breii6ent og Mmos
Yincbot ion1 aan6i6at for @iceprqii,
bent.
Chicago ben 136e ssSuli. timber
flor 8egeiitring toge6e 9elegater fra
Sarmerfore1inger ir6 Nrbeioer-
partietS &onpent og blep billet BEL
fomn1eh iom We6lemmer al &artiet.
Sort efter mootog man Mrbeioer-
portiets &onbent Me66elefie o1n> at
8<Manbsfon1iteen tit &onbent baoz
6e beiluttet at forene Jig meo @rbei-
berpartiet / ct Maslefonpent / gf-
termi66ag.- Set mangleoe iaaleoes
ipert lioet paa en- fuloitenoig Gor>
ening af 6e Iiberole @rupper.
48-Manosfomiteens &onbent Be,
flutte6e @1. II 6ornio6ag eniten1,
mig at lutte Jig fammen me6 Mrbei,
6erpartiet % beiternte ST., 2 Otter,
mi6oog for 6ellesmb6et / Garn1en's
Sail.
gbieaeo oen t36e Sult. arbeioer.
fonbentet beotog <enitemmig ioag sen
Sammenilutningsplon, iom er uoar-
bei6et af en- felles @omite fra @rbei=
oerfonbentet og 48-Wan6sfoniteen.
@e6tagelien fulgte paa ltn6erretning
fra 49=Man6sf sfoniteen ON, at 6enne
babbe belluttet at ms6e ianmen 111e6
Mrbei6erpartiet Gftermibbag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15

% at @ntenterepreier bap-
6e. giort betragtelige ssS11or9r1melier.

% at @ntentereprqientante bap-
De giort betragtelige sS116r6nmelier.
Spa, 8elgien, lobe Suli. Set
blep beiluttet at afgibre Spgrgsman-
let ON tpife 4ullebernncer peo @ol6-
gift paa @onferenien mellem allie=
reoe og tpife @epreientanter Der
i6ag. 9erpeb bleb Den truenbe Strife
fom Gglge af Epiflan6s Mpgtelie al
at efterfp1nme 6e nlliere6e &rob paa
8rpn6Iel unbgaaet. Sp6rgsn1aalet
blep benDi1t til en- &onnisiio1 af tD-
ffe og alliereoe Sagmpno for at af=
gigres p1a en- retfer0ig OF rineliq
Waa6e, ION. 8onferenien pil goofien-
oe. afgigrelieu af &ulproblemet
bragte 5pergsnaalet om Gplflan6s
Sfa6eseritatning op til Drbftelie fom
lioite -Sag> 6er 1fal beban6les.
@onferenien ioag blep oplipet al
l16enrigsni11ilter Ginons, Ser en-
tro6lig Eone erflereoe, at 6et bar
1n1ulig for Epiflano at opfploe oe
alliere6es &rap paa Sui. San-an.
mooe6e ONT Ne6ipttelie al en- @on1is
te, Der tan un6eribge &ulforboloene
/ Epiflan6 og afnelbe til BET allie-
re6e gberite &aa6.
Sen tpife SSn6ultrileoer <go @tin-
nes reiite Zig og forlangte at bbres
paa 6e tpffe Gorretnins srnanos @eg-
ne. @on bleb ifarpt tilrettebiit af
SO. 6e Ia @roir, ser preii6ere6e.
@in1ons erflerebe, at 6e alliere6e
life bab6e nogen @et til at forlange,
at @a1Dparten af Spiflanbs @rbei-
6ere ifuloe arbeioe lengere eno @ru-
bearbei6erne britannien, Granf-
,rige og Be a1,ore al1ierces Mationer.
Otter @imons' Sale bel1utte6e
&onferenfe1i at oberl,be al,lipbrgs.
noalet til en- Gellesfon1misiton af
iagfpn6ige, bporpaa Mpoet bleb ba,
bet. -
Spa oen 12te sSuli. @ul og @rftat.
ningsip6rgsmaalene iful6e 6rgftes
paa Dagens @b6e. Gen tpife Gele.
CATION ifl1l6e ibare paa 6e alliereoes
@ulfrab @. II imorges.
2IoD6 George bol6er Sengen fom
Gelge af Gorfiplel}e og 2oro @ur5on
repr9ie1tereoe Gtorbritannie1t 11n-
6er 8ebanolingen al aulipbrgsmaa=
let. Brenier1ninilter Millerano pra,
fibere6e. Set bleb fagt, at De allie
re6e os tpife fagfpn6ige par blepen
er1ige um z6e flelte @pbrgsmaal /
6orbinbelie me6 4ulleberancerne,
men at 6e life fun6e blibe enige ON
Meng6en. De alliere6e fr9be6e 49,
100000 Cons aarlig.
(Sortfettes paa 26en Si6e.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15
Bp1ttukratprt1r.
Tranflin 3. @ooicbdt, en- Slrgtnimg
af Dberit 8ooiebelt, uomineret
til &iteprniibeut.
&onbentet / San Traneiseo afilntte4t.
@ubernpr GpT afcepterer 8rGii,
6ent1puainatiunem.

Gan Grancisco ben 6te Suit.
6ranflin 9. goofebelt, asiilterenoe
Glaaoen1inilter, bleb i6ag al BET Be-
,nofratilfe Motionalfonbent no1ninc=
ret til @iceprelioent. Det iagoeS
fprit, at Gommnnp iffe bab6e bibere
2Dlt paa Mooiebelt, men beilutteoe IL.
mere at go6fienoe bam. @uberner
Smitb of Metp Oorf traa6te fren o9
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15

Mmerifanffe Sanger fra Sibirien,
@an sSrancisco Sen lite Sult. 6er
anerifanffe 0fficerer og tire Meoz
lenmer af set amerifanife &boe
&ors. Der bleb bol6t iom Sanger af
8olbepiferne / Sibtrien / ober tire
-Maaneoer, onfom bi6 i6ag pna Mr,
1netransportffibet uMooapoifo" fra
8labiboftof. Set er 9berit 6. St.
@lunt, Maior Sranf 8ucbanon,
Sept. IS. @. @eisie, 2gitnant S. st.
@oifinion, 2gitnant 6. St. Mc@intD,
2pitnant 6. q. gbabenefs og 8apt.
ssSoul6 80. Me6ill, 2gitnont SorrD S.
9onnalleD % 2eitna11t s. @. 8on5o
af 6et @dbe &ors. @olibepiferne
bap6e beban6let 6em bbflig, iugoe oe.
8anberer anflaget for Morb. Gbi,
cdgo ben 12te SuH SIP. 2gitnant
Carl 8an6erer bleb i6ag tiltalt i to
&nnfter for Moro pda lin &uitr11
Mrs. 9futb sSobnion @an6erer og en-
,.ufrenbt Man0" SurDen ,1egteoe
at afceptere BEN belpiie SSbentififa-
tton al ben Man6, Ser of 8a116erer
b!eb narret til at foretage ct fingeret
Rgperi for at ifnffe 8anifu6 for
Sfponingen, fonn Ben ti6ligere gtraf.
fange S. S S. MaloneD at @bo6e So
lan6.
@ranbiurDen nfbgrte Carl Sobn=
ion, 8roocr at Mrs. 8anoerer, 9e-
teftiD-5 D-5ergednt SSobn gsorto1 o. bpr.
te ben gefienbelie, fom 8anberer
bar nnberffrepet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15
s5ienbtlise 1tolrnbinser beorb

Sienbtlise 1olrnbinser beor6ret.
1gslaot. ct. 2uuis, Mo., Sen 1Ooe.
SS11li. Sc 5oreneoe Staters Mitrifts-
oopofat beriteos nootog tent i6ag
Dr6rer fra SSnititsminiiter M. Mit.
cbeu Dalmer til at befri fra 8arol
9borsbag aHe fienotlige l1ola16i.t.
ger lln6tagen Gilfploer, bbor iaa-
ban 8efrielie fun6e bore en- Sore for
ben offentlige 5ifferbeo. samn1es
Sag ifal al @oution itillet at fien6tli-
ge ltoIen6inger opbere, % gRr0i-S
.popirer oeponeret bos Regieringeu
ttiilbogele eleberes, bleb BET faot Drorels
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-15
AulHtt11atil1ttrtt.
&nlgrusiererne frembolber, at Sern-
banebosnmanselen e. ben for
nemite Aaria8 til &riiem.
Saeubfen forteller ont WaSieforfer'
belle af a11l til ltblanbet. 1tb.
fbrielSfprbn6 npbbenbigf.

@aibineton Sen 106e Suli. S. u.
Worrop, Nicepr9Iioent for 9eational
Goal Msiociotion, benitilleoe ioag IL
Mellenltatsba sfon1nisltonen at
oberlaoe ale 6isponible aabne @oos-
pogne til be bituninble aulgrubcr.
Gette, iag6e ian, er ben eneite Waa-
6e, bborpoa not &ul fnn nuffes og
forien6es og Nriierne bringes neo.
San mo6iatte Jig 8eltrebeller, 1om
gieres for at ifaffe 8ogne til GronS-
port al @rus og @ano.
raulnangelen bil eriitere, iaale!1-
ge Ser er ntilitreffeltg Soripning al
Gogne be6 @rrberne," iagoe Mor-
rom. ....>
5or set &ulaar, iom enoer 6el1
Site Marts, trenger 2an6et 545>.
100000 Cons @u1, iag6e Morrotp.
Goripningen er mi fra 80 til 40 M,l.
lioner Sons for li6en, iag6e fan.
@aibington ben 9oe Su1i. @n
&onferens af le6en6e @rubeeiere /
oen bituminbie &ulin6uitri ifal boil
6es ber paa Man6ag og Girs6ag for
at rorbne me6 &ul,1pofriien / 2an-
6et," befien6tgior6e 9. 9. @ent5,
Rreit6ent for National Goal Msio-
citation, i6ag. 8onfereniens fprlte
Gormaal bar eiebliffeltg at biqlpe
6e Dele al 2an6et, Ser mi lt6er paa-
grunb al. @1,lmangel. Ser bill fsr;t
blibe taget &enipn til Gorobeiten og
Seem England.
@ulfriien ffploes Mangelen paa
oabne Sernbanebogne, iagoe Bent5.
@iblanb, @is., 96e SuIt. Gam,
peren vHenobicot" tom btb igaar 1r1eb
6en fbrite anllaoning i 6enne Maa-
ne6. Set bar 8lb6fu1> og De bil an.
tagelig blipe ien6t til @ruber eller
Dampfraftanle8 in6e / ,2an6et, bbor
man trenger Sui biebliHelig for at
bol6e 8e6rifterne gaaen6e. Ger
Malmifibenes beofommen6e er Ser
ingen 8e6ring i &ulittuationen.
Sfibsfapteiner betalte ifior $5.35 pit.
Son for fine @ul. SSaar betaler Sc
1850 pr. Son og ubeiperer" Jig iffe
ooer en- Stigning paa naiten 100
Brocent. Sc iaeoe, at oer lite er ct
enelte Son &ul paa 6e ne6re Snoi5-
faier. --
- &ulforien6elierne til europeilfe
2an6e> fom er blebet 1elten ubegr9n=
let, erfleres al SSernbanefommisiar
8. g. g.. Sacobien at bere Sen for
nem1te @ariag til 6en nuperen6e fri=
tiIfe &uliituation: SON flyer, at Mel-
letnitatsban6els lsfommislionen ifglge
Eransportloben af 1920 bar Mp,1,
6igbe6 til at neoleg9e 6orbu6 mos
&uluofbriel. SSacobien forteller, at
mellem 1000 og 5000 sSernbqne=
bogne me6 Sui bar itaoet ugeb15
u6enfor 9eetpport 9eetps, 6a man be11-
ter paa Sfibsleiligbe6, og at u6en-
lan6lfe 9pfigbere bebbliber at fau
fat paa Sui uonieet 8riien.-