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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08
good dss seaA lid ii Wood; nsasd Of
appeal IN speakng He treats very

good dss scrA lid ii Woods nsasd Of
appeal In speaking. He treats very
subject humanity and he puts political
rendeavor on 4 high plane. IF4is grasp
of fundamentals and his cons tructive
qualities have been made manifest.
Some day it may be that the field Of
pre-convention campaigning will DE
cleaned of triekery. ut is amusing to
those who know, to read some Of the
delegate tables which the, opponents
of Leonard Wood print day by day
for the double purpose Of bolsterinx
up their own hopes and OF misleading
the electorate. It is the delight Of
some of these gentlemen in oppose
ton to make tables of uninstructed
delegatesaand 70 declare that It is not
KNOWN for whom these Delegates are
to vote..sd e1il @.oHF N u I-'s5lsJ
ssThe truth of the matter Is that the
'vastlnajority Of these uninstructed
delegates are known to be heart. soul
and body for Leonard Wood. so it Is
that when one reads ,aalist ofiIq1ele-
gates (which has been sprepared9nby
some near leader In politics5w does
not want to- see Wood nominated it
should be read with eyes open ITO
every possibility blof chicanery and
deceit. biuow 3Issd w .L0EWs
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08

thinks about national affairs, even Il
I'm so -d0lnGs be may hurt the sensibh.
tues OF certain gentI emen who think
that only one man has the right e
aspire to- become the choice OF his
,feuoW men fer "a high office. on1sE Z
n At the Leonard 81 Wood campaign
headquarters in Chicago "a certain
view is taken of "Fayorites Son. sit
uati0ns.asI tris not beyond the realm
of things probable 4 that Leonard
Moods vieWscons this subject are
similar and coincident with those OF
the men, who faret helping properly to
conduct this campaign This favor
tie son, pronouncement in anyscase is
likely to, be more or: less of fiction:
Analysis Of political and personal
conditions in a lstate frequently show
that a fayorite son is the favored one
of only a 1fewblbut of the few who
have influence enough to superim-
pose their dictum in the matter on
the thousands of. unwilling ones who
to a certain extent politically are
voiceless. .HllsT4ae2 ssal
Leonard Wood snowns views on this
matter are pretty. well known. When
one gets down to real basis of fact
the proposition finland becomes SO
simple that it seems curious that any
explanation of the matter is neces-
sary, but when there is noisy resent
ment, noisy, even if it proceeds from
the mouths rof 4 only a few, it seems
necessary to say "a word concerning
the reasons for entering into com
petition with the rHF avorite Son. OF
any state. bstgdfrsro. .eg4 sTt,9.
~ Is there not something absolutely
absurd, and moreover absolutely nde.
structiye to basic, American princi.
pies, in a proposal that the people 1o1
any state should not ,haveqa right t.
choose between men as candidates
for the nomination for a high office
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08

simply. because some few, politicians
one of Their fellow statesmen as the
favored one, and that to vote, against
him is akin to treason? IA /.
The people Of Illinois on the 18th
day Of this month will be given a
chance to fix their choice as between
the favorits son Of the nation and1the
fayorite son OF their home state To
Pdeny them this right is in effect to
deny them "a right which the Fathers
had IN view when they laid the foun-
dat1ons- Of our government. IN ,afY 4
Why should not the people of Ohio
as well as of Illinois have the right
to name their own favored son !? Word
went forth from Ohio some time. AGO
that because, Warren G. Harding was
a resident Of that state, and repre-
senting it in the senate of the United
States, it nnanifestly was the duty Of
the E Republican voters lin, Ohio to
name him as their candidate for the
Republican nomination for the pre-
esidency. Isl &C., - = !
In a way dictation means talking
to, but dictation like talking to does
not always produce the required re-
suits. People are apt to resent die
Btations and when the attempt is made
to dictate their choice against their
own Judgment, will and inclinations
the dictators usually later on find
themselves in the discard. egg %.
eItsmay seem ainvidious to pick out
for picking on" Illinois and Ohio in
this matter when certain, political
leaders in so many other states are
playing the same game, but conspic-
nous examples sometimes are needed
in order to press home a lesson. One
Knight wonder down to Massachusetts
for what might be called a "nea1
lesson" in the same book, but con.
lfessedly Massachusetts in this favor.
tie son. affair is diferentiatedaasome-
what from other states. -.
Mr." Coolidge eliminated himself
without exactly. eliminating himself
l.Somebpdy has said that Massa.
chusetts Governors woed Of elimin-
ation was only indirectly direct, and
perhaps this is Just about sthe right
way teput it. The told Bay State adj
|mires its Governor but there never
has been any overwhelming amount
of evidence that it admires him to the
extent of a desire to insist that he be
made President of the United States
Ne7ertheless there sisi today in Mas
saehusetts a sort Of hazy condition dt
things concerning the Governors
position which some people thin,
may preventthe state from declaring
itssreal khoiee on the FIRST ballot III
the Republican convention-its choice
being that Cape Cod product, Leon
ard Wood
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08

tIhe cOnO9nV received ,olfylfl ~ 2. ~
ctoano end FOG his Of milk. Butter
fat i'm cream totaled 1904. 8 lbs and
in the milk 7,2 lbs. making . total OF
1s1e1 & ms Butter mades 1878 and
oterrun 3O77. Butter sold 1888,
percantaoa overrun % 4-1O; shrink
age AZ MS.
Received for 1889 lbs shipped,
and sold So .959. 90; received for 1905
his sold to merchants. ss274O; re-
ce;ved for t1a lbs sold local, 5000;
roreivaa for sc TBS sold at creamery,
s23. $50: 300 Tbs. TO patrons, Sal. 30;
saatbs on hand, s2o6.18. 4
pac,ived for creau. Sits; for
b,t+o-.,,ill,, ett ~: for I'D and new
supplies to patrons, s11.0o.
TV1a Fmlitahle 7 ife Insurance %,
~ Ic-ro r~n+oet rnp at a Low Net
reE4 co1I Nv chas. Harrison.
OH IN rro,.clarte National Bank
r,iia:r o5tf ; Fl
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08

From the reports which come iii
daily to the Leonard ~Wood.s.ahead-
Quarters in Chicago it seems to be
pretty thoroughly and emphatically
assured that the favorite son fallacy
soon it to beproved d fallacy and
nothing else. The history Of Anreri4
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08
Sank lake Creamery .....s--..
p p e N lass Splendid Sho wing
Paid Aserage Of Tie for Butter Fat
d a.,. Made Good Record During i
~, -" sssr@Tor5 Febrnaryq ssag i

/ tiSank Lake Creamery makes the
following report of business for the
month of February, 1920:
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o wAr4ng. yaekscavtis; Paasuo. Tam-
gsee. 81 JSSsph on. FrAaot; rsf0 tHS@el'
cisarse lea. strs AuwastA nIOu.l. o@.oa
VIA Pert corteH. Ellis lNorl. ItA ~ ,ssA
rssas ciy. NssI isiss tBn. EHiiIia. csss
Ntisor. Cisnfpegos via l1cArc. Sortor..aah
llirl. LysrpOol: ornoA ui0aD. orSoa sAA
sAnss from POr; EAas Ilsh. g.rs 0gysrroT
NEwPoRT NEWs, Va. yuns i4--Arrt!ee;
strs AustrNiisT CBslgi. B1hiFDols AsDezisAi
lBF), Rotterdam. GsSrgeAnhA Wesrnf. Ne
fork. Grayson Ncrfoik. LAckaunnnA, baln'
rbOfe Queen HsitnA fBr1, Pni-AetlphiA' Sun
ray lBrl. Las raisnAs. ~, ~,
ClifftoWtr lTlrJ, RpsslA cut;onHood. baits-
IborV, Lake q RsEis. Norfolh
NORFOLK. Va, Iane i2-Arrive1. ~ Or-
noco. New York: sehT Anna O Lord, IAyAl.
Arrived l5,h. strs Soreor4s. .t hal'iS1ors: TS,Ss
Gsa o X Err. 20; Freesrtkseerg CpAnl I.
GoihsnharE: Mar BiAneo Cep). Nsw forE.
klnserdyk fDutesl. HpstereRn' Ssip OAntSeA
Aoek tNorl. Langtsghd-
Arriyst itth. sirs Wes; p1rfse; 0Al'tSsSl SSs,
no JGss.To. HarAld (DAEl. Frtesrie lSshavn
Lingo CSorl. Korpoer; irtsh AonAreh iSrl.
Ptryiand, =: LAekAWAnna (Brl. PGilAce'lhla
fer Birhsr.hsae. Lake Fargo. PorilAne. Me-
s.g,sl.A !Brl. cyss' c,,...,. Pr,,ts.se.;
KaStala CBF), DtEmArk. BrfiiAh knlgai
lBTl, Hall. i9th. Wino1A. Basaes Ares :
i1th. M0shsco. HAvrS; Bocheish tbr). Port
ssDea len. strs coroorAn. MAyagSen; POI
po,nos Aires; Ella t0retkl. Firaeas Nseoya
nm, Kingttoz; GSeT7ah OBI NsS OTle4na an. :
yVsts rgSrfpe AnfWerp. CeDb1s tbri.
ooeenssowni Ocean CDSteAl, Ro'tsfeArn /.
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

tFrora Z. e Naval Commemorative ssTT1os.l
s.r yssms OBJ. Rgus, ClASgOW-AnehH
Hns
gis Drsstn!nxbonn iEW). Sorofsii. Gofbsa-
bgrE-FgrDess. Wi'hy D. C: u. 81,
Leuisbure-J = Witty 4 CO.
s,r BArenSrsrhi ODyseh). NeinRna. bar-
ceggrA. AlLsats ard seT1llt-Ths IN van
Crnrnsrtn CSrDoraiion.
EiF Ta1GTaiaa fiiAll. II Ezra AhSfe''
Nhpirs aae c5srnA--!tsita-A ArneTifa,
F,r Ser.k.sub@fiaEe fBr5. JATrn, Aoek-
Ane. Wsling-oa. hs-No-ton. LILY 4 20.
str z!nEAfs fBrJ. TEysOg. Para Aafeh-
ham. Natal. ke--Boysh 4 CO, -.
Str Dorhrs. Cos. Noricvaoeo' Ia FAA'A'
gtf ssrytan Prime lsrj, ChsfsfnGn' 100
yaneiro. EaHtaa, Ao-FUrB4sr, WHY ".
Htr CArrtiio Ligfngstgr, kirgstoa- CfHp9'
bsi, ae-Cnltsc FrsS CO. .. -.
s,r IBia tcgbaE). NentsE. kAnsu an
Port AntOnsD--D Gs0fgio 60.
81 irelar. Brooks. Saga "a Grand. Cuba
" s,r Tavhtoa CNor), Olsen. An;ilis-AtiAntie
Frgy CG. - "A
s;f Afapabos. DsreTeAgx. cNarissten sDe
Jackt0nsiile-Cly6e S'EErnship 20. -.-.
P,F Fl Andrews ENori. AnofrsSn' SsNpo''
NsNs-s.HpBoa. Gpepee Ioang. ,,,-,,,
ST. Por Darwin Or. Phrn1sr. H'rt9aA-
Yvt.cr Ecys Z, Co.
s,r Hartsh' Robinson. SoyfoIk-TrAs1
s'eAfDshig corp2fAiion. ,,,.u. .,i,A,..
E,f SsSitian fBrJ, HArTocEs' FhA@Ss'Fin@N
s'r FoTt victoria CDr). DaYs, B0F;oo-
Fyrrrss. Wi'hy CO.
par gyifi5 lFrnj. Hyisky, Hs!singfOrs-
Arnsrczn Tran.Ocsank --.,,,-- a.
Eehr Eury4g J. T3cbsr CBF). NiAegei' O
John, SD-J 2 whitney Ce.
Tug GypruIn King, Miller, Spsnee1 h'aho'
Eg--J whitney 4 co.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-06-15
ARRIVED.

Ber Fort Bowen dJrJ. London June ?. .
the CuHard steamship Co. Lao, Win pas
senEtrs And mdSe. Anchored OIL Liberty.
str ChautauquR, Hamburg Jan l8. Plyfn-
outh March and bermuda June ., 20 Has
Ter Bros, IN ballast. Was t0Wcd into Der
InudA April 10 with lots Of propeller ana
with stern post and rudder daTsSgc; Game
hero IN low OF wrecking tug J hrrriits
Str Mar Tlrrsno (spD, Bilbao May 20, TO
the Kerr Steamship Co. with mdfe.
Str Cold HArboT Alexandra May Il and
Boaton June ~, 90 Livermors. D,Arborn
Co, with mdse. Went 10 pier G. Clifton, 81.
s,r Seifuku Maru tJaDJ. Busnos Aires May
ig and Monteyideo iath. 20 HouldeT, Weir
BOYD. With grain. Went to elevator shp'
Erie Basin.
MAcoris 9Th. La Romano and Sanchez 0th,
SaIllana 7th. Porto Plata and Monte Christi
9Th and Turks Island 9th, 10 the Clyas
Steamship Co. with llo passengsrs. mals
and mdEe Went to pier -. brooklyn.
DAILY. with crude oil. Went 10 pier b. Con
stable Hook, NJ
and San Juan 10Th. TO the New YORK and
Porto Rico Steamship Co, with lS passen-
gers, malls and mdse.
STR Taunton tNor), Tanamo June and
BaracOa Tth. to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with
fruit Went TO pier %. East River.
Str Keyviye, MRcorIs May 20. SANCHEZ Tu
and Manzanillo June g. 10 the Merchants
Navigation Co. with sugar: Went 70 How
ellis Sugar Refinery, Long Island city.
str Comus, New Orleans June =. to the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers ana
mdse Went to pier 49, North River.
Str West Hardaway. Charleston.
Str Clemence c Morse, baltimore.
Str GAltymore (Br), Boston June IL, 10
Fufness, Witty 4 Co. with mdse In transit
TO Glasgow. Went to pier 4, Bush Docks.
Brooklyn.
str Lake Faribault, Boston for Charleston.
Anchored OFF Liberty.
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Str BcrKensfjord CNor). which lsit here
J,,,s 4 FOR Bergen and " as reported me Gay
soIjg,iag as having had fire In hfr on
b,jnkefs, has safely arrived a. her desuhA-
tlon. - ~. ....,. 4,
for New YorE. Is reported burned al sea
crew landed.
LoSnoS, June i3-str Vancouver tFr)'
s,oTn vancouver. BE, &c. for Q1eenstosn .,
has been assisted into the latter port win
rrdfer stock broken.
e,T WAsro from London for Hampton
HoadT. mas arrived a; Fayal with defseti'e
a ,rIserar received from Nassau states
that s-hr Margsrs; Spencer. from JaeEson-
Nile for Havana. got ashore on Liils
pshsua Bank. got of leaking badly and
,sI,b r1ddeT gone keel and stern post dam
spsd. asg,s,ance urgently required.
BatceIOna tsisgrAphs that sehr beryl
cCrInr1 bss hEsn ,opsi into mat port ny
Jlri,ish steamer. having been ~ collision
s,,h s'r Rio Pe,ro dBrl. from harsshles
farmer vessel slightly damaged: latter pro-
sesSsf. DAMAGE. II any. not known.
CTR PascAgonlA, from ROTTERDAM for Harnn-
,on Roads, has arrived at Falmouth, T.
s,i,h hiRf pressure piston leaking.
Efforts 70 refloAt str Great CITY tbfl,
,sbIeh grounded IN the river near BoroeAu1
Nav ii, have been vnsvccstsfnl. One thou;
sand tons Of the cargo Is being discharged
10 tighten the vessel
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-06-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

BoEToS. kAn. Jrss Is-Arsiyes. tuFs
BAitcAnp. PoTssrs0uik. ioNtng safGs sAtf-
y0o1. korth AEatrisA. tONsHg barges OKioFd
from POftErnouth, ane H0pAienng. fTu@
Ealsra fer SeE York.
Arrived itth. f;rs AnEio-MsTitAs Csr)
G,hagow va New T0-a. AEasieo. sAn JuAs
VIA New Tprk. CgurTo.E, Iva. AAtta,
Philk eslpkiA C'nfArto. 60. West Grove, Nsg
TOrh cAl1tn AuFtin. Co: tugs chaFiel
GretaoruEh. tgNiIE hs-rs ChenA1go. New
Torn IHnhgus. tgpiae tArgss &EnAiANDey
AHc BsAr EAtgs. Phllheelyl1ih TAgat, tow
lEE karTeH C3c D0ntrtul ase Wtfg Fuirf.
CieEre1 i4th Eirs Sl;onitn fBfl, Pnlla.
eslpAia NEeooshss. sAyEznEh. KerthAW.
BGiiinnort-
sGiiss i.,h. rshr ossrs. A Wool. Berta,
NJ.
Eanse i4h. str BooasSSro. ProTtesaes
tugs LerRps. fer PhaaaslphlA, tsuing b1Tges
TloGA PhOtr.K and CocAifoc. Gedssy, 90.
ioAlnE bErEss M9Stltn Abe OltslAunse
" n Tayior tgEfng barre Asnpers. from
New YOfE .oF RnsklAnd.-Hinc A. HiEAlAnc
Llg4i SE, : faDsa; clear. EusDoth Sea
BALTIMORE. va, June it-ATrfved. g'rs
s;rnea fSofl. Rio 1sDsiro: Nei-.rrtl tFrl,
SsU Y1Tk MGbT1tph iBr). Ehielcf. FlbsitT
CBfj. Rotterdam; FsltGrs. Fsitoa; 0eEs-Al.
tonfui PAiitEta fnanb PAilAdslpAlaf F0rf
N9rgAn. Por7 NARA; BrAEiiisr tBr). Asi-
NeFp Ingisfore.
ClsAre1 i2th. strs Por,uEssss Prtaes tBf)
CADs Town. EzEi Loneon. A.. va New for&
Rea0ne0. G0;kesbgrE: GGn1als. Havana
syTnA fNor). Ho.;syfeso. TAiyB AAru t'Ap1,
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

wIsisrrsy4 pUtahj. B0saos Aires. cg-s.
nenfai BreEe. Wen HATuspoSl Ersfr,.
dsTl, B4liins0rs. schr Lydia MeI<.Aa BaI.
''r; I;oET ~ ToWNsEND. wasA. JE,s -,
rr.d. Ecbr a v cpAtg, KAhgiuL
PORT Arthur TsH, guns is-Arr.v.s
sirs cabF4lls. TazDseo. cAsIis (Hrl. Ll,'f.
Arrived losh. str War RAnss pD. Han
saiise 1th. strs TAraAras GbTl' SAht,s
EAnse iSth. s,r Llyh;bzrus. Bayont.
pAFcaGOCIA. Miss, gu-s lt-Ar-av-s
athr Susie b pHEtIler. Nozzle,
RAIlsd itth. eeAF ~ A Aehorb, Cuha
PORT TAMPA, FlA, Juns i4-Ar'tvte o,
hisigh PJiii .ipEliPHiA. Pa. yuss i4-Ar,,,.
Eirs Posieyk tDViehl. Rotterdam va EaYrs
TernAquA fBrl. OlAsgDg. RGnA (SoF| Pe-
Artonlo. Rhotesia CDAn), Harabg-F v,
Hampton Roaaf: EsWAbss (Br1. Lr-.--
aassa. K,sEs,Sa; KE Ss,:snsie ,:si.. ,. Eor' t,-sg'
AFTfrs1 at LEwea itth. ctr Hitlies -
(iScrl, El.Isies (Ane sailed tos Baltlnsr,i
ClsAred izlh. elf Cage Natal tEYi, GbrsL
Or nsr orcsrsJ; sehr cAAriss " s'rgVr
cleared i4,h. strs Lsopo,d L d On. .
NSssirs: New TsrAs IBri. Ss- York' ''' e
Sailed igth. str MsrrirnGcE. sAyAEn,A sss
IrTi2se ., clsyuoui i4n. Eu l7rriai,
Port Arthur.
P,,,sd e0-n Marcus Hook len. Pr. IN,
sGvaEs. towing baFEss G Co Not =. .S
AIs 80 -. IN Is itts. IFS PM. ,ur e.--,.
,surr- tcwtnF barEes Ineian RikEs for PC--.
iSnd. ana SSrdlsJ and Buck Rl.gt 70,
'f1 Passed u1 Rssey Isirna i',s, 80 Pm y,
CONTINUED on PAGE ul
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DANGERS 10 Navigation.

rRsportsd 70 the Hydrogrsphlc officel
Juns 10. about > miles sw Of Carytfort
Reef ugflt, a heavy log about ~ test lons
and 4 feet IN diameter, apparently aItachea
20 submerged W. 'eckASe.
June 10, lat ~ Is. Ion ~ 81. spar pro
tec,Ing about 4 feet out Of water. Apparently
attached 10 submerged wreckage.
lure 10. la, % Os, lon % 90, capsized
aersl,r, painted red. showing about feet
out Of water. with a large spar attached.
luna g. lat 81 O5. lon % u. the hull Of a
partly submerged esrsliet.
June u, lat 80 o.. lon "A 81. what was
apparently a small dereliet schooner about
10 feet long also part Of a deckhouss and
four heavy tlnbers.
Coast Guard cutter Manning on June 10
destroyed major portion Of wrecked motor
shIo Risoer, lying IA miles i04 deg Of Winter
Quarter ghoai lightEhip. Bome wreckAge at
thched. not believed 10 be serious menace to
navigation.
May 20. lat 80 IL, Ion IS 70, large mast
proie~ting about 50 feet out OF water. ap-
barentIy attached to submerged wreckase.
May "a. lat 10 30. lon ~ %, the bow OF a
sailing vessel about 30 feet ions.
June 4, lat IS 20. ion 46 IL. a quantity OF
logs bottled together and projecting about 6
feet out OF water.
June .. lat 81 IS, lon 45 4s. a'iarge wooden
asrelict hull. bottom up.
Juns ,. lat 4j AZ. Ion "a 10. a darsliet
aWAsh
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CABLE REPORTS.

MONMOUTH. June i2-AfriYtd. str Turco-
man (BrD. Montreal.
sailed I3th, str HartsIde CBr). St Johns.
Nj.
BARROW, June I3-Arriyed, str For,
Smith, Boston via Halifax
BEAcHY HEAD. June iB-Passed, str
Baron Jstburgh (Br). Barimors for Ant
Werp.
BERGEN. June ii-Arrived. str Bergens-
ford (SorJ, New York for ChTistiania
Sailed 9th. str Desseggen (Nor), PnIiadel-
phia and New York.
BCENOS AIREH. June ii-ArTived strs
Cowboy. Norfolk via b Thomas; Hans VIII
helm Hem5oth (Br), Newport News.
BAHIA. June 10-Sailsd, aux sehr Ruby w
CflrJ, St Johns, NJ.
BALBOA. June i3-ArrIved. str Ben Salem.
Manila.
Sailed 18Th. .trs Peru CBr). GuayaquiI:
Acaiutla (Br). Buenos Aires.
CAPE sPARTEL, June 1s-Passed, str
Lake Festina, New Orleans for MarseIiles.
CALCUTTA. June 6-sailed. str West
KaSson. Europe.
cALETA BUEEA. June i0-Arrived. str
Joan Of Arc. san Francisco via Balboa, &c.
CRfsTODAL. June l2-Arrived. strs Oak
Branch CB). Grayesend for Valparaiso land
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GJ,hsrsurT; LAhrqns. NaiAsfas; LAEs
Flahlil. pAntfss asa eieekssan; AHsirAnsf
gbs.El. NeEtsaG; c.sAs tNerl sSn,a N Sa.r A'
BuxziRDs Ray Gag c~t cAnanl nAs.:
ssas is-ArTsvSd, Sehr Stern PrtIs,. 'Ns'
Nepsasss Win sArFs NsreHry, sih >
sailse ISta tss' halse%ss' ~ p.i,s, s,,s sssh
HayTseGs. pith 8 LAtin AEnsrisAa, siM ,.a,n =,
kAnes trorn sAndu!ch i1ih. tugs bess' WE
harses; " rAytsS via ~, x-,,.
,slI ,Lsv; .H,S 1sat S,S al,sI Ys%f ."
'tii cRARITsrdS' &C. Jsss iS-Arrtvea. Sosr
NFthsT1ua. cAps Haiiiea- -, ,,..,.,, =.
Arrives is;h. Ers Piktpool lBfl. o. NSt'0.. -,
naA.s~E. Nsw Vera tana VT0es"o'1 ~
sIEtd ibiA. or JsnAps. Ss~ IeIk-
eAles itSh, ctr CosopAxi, HAVAnA
CAPE HENRY. We. Jsns ie-Passed out
rtT aahAls. RAlfimors for Guan'AnAnne.
TS,1 caOs ottssGi Ci5fj, e. .=- qs5sa-
Pas..s e, ish. rfs FssAkli. Bsrlners
fer pantHls. Ae: ThorEsre lNerl. % iN'
cSenfpeFos.-wlne NV, II rliles car;
GALVEsTOS, Tea. June it-Arttyse' sil -
Corr, n yoars. New York: BonhAn' hA-
TGna MIsSsqust. ffEiAeslphtA- -. a.
sElea lsth. Etrs NsstA. tguinG oss ~.
cery ~. SSw Tork; Salem Sesssu; 80 80
Tofk: Guif Trhss. TAzyseO. Il OSelos'''s'
Grl- York. Cr4uEl dc. -,
TLoiLO. ysns s-shilea. str hoSfeA E1AI'
Havana ara SeT Nofk. q. A..s..S
JACKSONVILLE, FiA. 1vns
NJ LHFs E.sg1srs, EoS1sr-
lrr4yee i4,h Strs Apaehe. New tefA'
yu-lAiA BAltin3ore- . 49,.
Nono1EAhsiA. P0r1 ArzhEr. ,-at-.
FHIIss is,h, ST. ToungF;own. IefnAnoi,,lA- "a
eales IAN. motor ahi2 SoutAAfs' AS''
MANILA. Juns II-Arfivse. stTS - Ssieaso
Ma IJhg, Seattle aad victoria. By "a
Yokohama. Ae. iroaiUrn. Tacoma AHe se~'~'
IA YCkcNAraA. az -. ~.
MoBiLE. Ala. June i3-ATriTet. s'r Her
rrAn Wluier. Bocas- ..,.-...,,..
Arrived iFih Ftrv TuRean, SA-Nss'on'
AEepA-n GuifpoTt. ..a
Sy-w oRi.EASs. Ia. June i4-ArTivso.
E;rE Chinanpa, IAmpsco: Cop2ezanSe. f1ys ,r,
PArrtos Grown Of Cadtf tBrj, L&yereso0i z.
0.eci5su,s, GAlrsstoa. KOrsfierd Norl. Fro-
rr.so. Lake TAhArE. NaiAniAA' MAa1kIA
SNiri Bi9efislet NseiAn lBr1' Crts,ooAl .
yeai,o lMsx). Progreso: Nola. Progre~o'
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

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: n Az fsgg 70 20 AM
TIrCREDAT. JUNE u.
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sFartt tg1scsrcs. ~ ns.r
rais ef us fsslg~tsE dates Eo1s MAY
= ;yoFss an6 TgtchAf,ls ser. uh'cn Affi1-e
t~r - NsIlc1 EzTu- we're oefyaishsl -, 80
s.e-r Est'ik ~ !gns u ADa aTt 60. ln ~ ~
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SAILED.

gtrs Zi.rAra rBD. Para Bsrg.ss. Ael-
hoyrne; ElanayuJre. POTt Lo0os "esi may
strs 1u,l-arn, Tarpieo: Gtlf Of Gs1ico'
port Ar1buf, julia Cuban, Port Anionlo ;
yarencrecht Dutch, Barcelona. ar.
Tie corrected read,ng Of NE baroTs;rr re
e1csd 70 rea level) q; New Tork Or Aoncay
June ~ 1870. At Az: AZ reported ~ -.,a,, W
T-pt,ss states weather puTsAu. TaA tWenty-
rips And ninety hJndrecihs 'zp So) inehes;
This clossly syyfoziTDates ssysn hunaTEe M ahe
fif,y.nlD ard fiye-tsn,hs (79,5j miilinetfss.
Captains Of all VESSELS row iYing Ih or hsa ~.
aSyaE,axeouEly use the above ofiiclal c catA
for observing whether their own eAfonstsrr,
require ary eoDsidsrabls eorrecticn OF a.
yyi,d AZ sandy Hook. PM, gw. II miles (;
,ltar. lIRtt sea Al City Island a. sunset
{. Ilghl breeze. clear; smooth sea
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-06-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
ny NiaHl

ANTWERP, June 4-Arrivsd prsTiouS'y'
schr Peleen CDrl, Brght0n; TIM. s,-
cATIAO. June 3-AfriTtd, motor snip Ia
Nereed Neucastle. SsH.
CHATHAM, NIB. june s-Arrived' str Ever
ilfa (Brl Mfildesbrough.
HAVANA, June 4-SAiled. stTs Scat%s!I
M. MatanEas and cardenas; oih. Lake
AHGRBOR BUFFET. ny. June 3-saned
,refiously. schr Jean Wakeiy tbrD' Oporto'
HALIFAX. June e-ArTiyed' schf Ion Far-
SONS OBJ. Havana. yz.
JEvUKA. Jule +-Arrised, bark Lahsiho'
Sydney. NEW. g. r,,.
gs- Tranclsco for Balboa land proceedsdJ,
NEWCASTLE. new. June 6-Arrived, bark
Lord rempie.oWn. Cape Town.
pT'ERTo PADRE. May 1e-Arrfved' schrh
Absea 1Brj. Mobile 3oth, John Gross
isnd Miami lard Failed June for sAnaJ.
pfipT ITSION. NJ. June T-Arriyed pre-
,totisIy. Eehrs Frank II Adams (BrJ. Boston :
I.sdy 81 Johns CBrJ, BAfbadoS,A err.
gHANGHAI. June I-5Aiso, str west
Connb, Hong Kong. A.
sAN JOSE DE- GUATEMALA. June Gar