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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

I, y. in r., IA. - Die fribcr picIfu6,
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

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@bospbor 0cutift un0 i'm Wabi1nbe
Don POO @'iun0 0ali mo 400 @iunO
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door. mo Sumpibooen nid3i n6tia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
1cnitcr pbnr @las.

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

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Dem Hdnten
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

TuS elmer wcrtnts.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

3inoc in @reitc bon ctiua X 3ou rings
nm ocu &ri,b fort. 2nmi. nun Der
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oberbalb ser @ur5,Iu bon Der WIutttrs
piIau3e nb0ctrcnut uuo bort bin a.:
p%fIau5t, no CT lpohicn iou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

9Obu VI. tn ., Stln. 49, 8tun Sic
i'm 9ooeu itebeuoeu 3lpicbeIn III elmer
8uteu uuo ~nabrhditeu Groe lt,6cu uuo
Sic uidt Die eriiueu @ldter ben Sen @ts
madden nab Der @li.be e|uti,rut baben.
%louNern mn Die qeIbtn. nb9citorbcneu.
10 brmlben Sic nuf oo5 @eet nur Cont
poitcroc %briugen, - IS bat list tdum
nod eiucu 3mcd, etlua3 atacu ocu 9lcbl
than gu uuteruebmen. Sh CLAUDE nbcr.
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auf 2e0eufuIIs t6uncu Sic in Ser fri
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idoIcn bIcibeu babel iiber 8iuter
8rob Iieeen uuo nad penn llu3Tuucn
ftreuen Gle oui Sen @oScn HuntFaIt in
Siiuuer Sdiht auf. Sn 6riibiubr
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ben iperSen Die Stoueu burh Die 0arit
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tpiro Damn oufaCbrdtlt. - Tic @rnseins
Iont erfoIQt, tpern nsr @obcn gut ob-
eeircdnct If, i'm Moi. - Die HusipnbI
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ocnurt. Sic brauhcu alp cine @ra5s
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founrt. nimInt man bier Elm Stiidhcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

IN ciltcln
guten @eiIiigcI
itnu untcrge
brdht, iino gc.
lumber, frditigcr
ullo lcgcn nrcbr
gier oils ioIhc
3biere. Die iutr
clpcn un5urel
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baben, Deer Oicl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

M. Die lebt2u
SCRIPT 9lliIncu
perbliibt iin0 uno
Die 9Gad)tfroitc
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menn 9Lott auf
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uno DOM @erbit
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QiIfte oefiihr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

Satb. y. in g., IN. 49, Settle unn ira.
&C 6ubrer iiuo eS in eritcr Pinto. Die bic
~llutnpen0 Reg GicrfreNcnS auucbulen Sic
9nNeprbnbcit III 70 ont ME unbeiIbar.
Hm beitcn lift eS. Die Tbicre. ois beinJ
gicrfrcNen ertnppt iperoen. Iofort III
idlIndlten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

ties Sa6r, uuo cine peitbeianntc dutorts
tat in %fcroe@A u9eIc8eubeiteu. 8unnc
2~inSmorc, iagt p0riIih gu 9errn Nibn:
sic tonncn nit nhinEutfr Gibcr9eit
Sen 6ormcru eineu beKcrer 8artt fir
lire iiberihiHigeu Gbiere perprehen:
Die %icrOc3uat 1T >ipjcoer Iobncno getpor .
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

Gon 2 Gfuno Dir.
bis fh1lt a Ole
Hinoe ob un6
ninunt oie aetm
oapon, ihneioet ii
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

ben.
HMbeH . BINS.
3uderrii5en fiuo bier3u AM 6c7tcu
man faltn 0ber olid gclbe Hiiber
(&orotten ODER Nobren) oertporocr
Die 9titbcn tper0en gnr gefodlt, oonr
burd cinen 9urdtihIag Cetrie6cn,
mad 8eihmad periiiBt uul0 unter tic.
tenn Hiibren 70 bid mie 2tuttid12t
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ie 10 NtiHo Riibeu cine 2iinfteI LIN
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lett.
SdiueinSfcnfc neutrality-suspicious.
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&c @e;n abgebcten miro, id)uci0ct
man Die SdJportc ionic einen Ibeil
Gcs Settles ob un0 Iegt Tie III einen
tiefcn Napi. '9onn bcitrc1tt man llc
nit 8ieifcr- uno @apiir5forncru
Standardization, 2orbeerbIGttern un>
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ninmt man Tie hcraus, 9icBt Die 0ei-
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Sir Sie Kube.
HIbsn Mns-

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Hlercnrngont.

Cine Niu0suierc o0er mthrerr
Sdnne;n5niercn rperoen QcpGiiert mr.
in S6eiben qc'dYu;tteu. 9ln elmer tie
len Tfonne Idbt man reifIid 2nie.
beIn in Set oocr @utter mciGt
idnuiben. aibt 9ticrcn nit etrp15 AZ.
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G;cBt f3den0e5 @aIicr 0nrouf mn
IiBt iie nenjq'tcn3 . StuU0en bin
fen. SoGte Sic Soine benin Inr.h
len nid}t Idn1i1 aenug ia;u. ic ill7-
man eine Yeblidnp:be oocr etnu5 ue-
ric1cues @eiBbrot bo9u. Ga5 Foqo.:s
qibt man NIT 5aI}fartoficln 3l Sid
Spef an0oel.
NItbatenes @cis5rot idalt Nor
uno it}neiOet es in grobe BiirioL 81
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1920.

Piano tuning that will please Won
II. II. Lenox now located in Americas
recommended by leading musicians
Straight tuning five dollars. Phone
80.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03

Perfect realism IS your one vehicle to the inner
joys of music which you crave.
MIR. Edison spent three million dollars in the re-
search work which gave the New Edison perfect
realism. He did this in order that the phono-
graph might transcend its former limitations
and (here quote Mr.. Edisons own words),
''bring into every American home, music so real
istic and so perfect in its rendition as to be an
unending source of benefit and pleasure
The instruments which proved this perfect real
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03
Embroidery

Of course you have heard
about them-for they are
talked about wherever mo-
florists meet.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Peace Treaty and California Primary

and Austria, and relations
of the
burden peoples look house divided
ITSELF unable Europe dsintegaes and Americas moral
leadership evaporae Making world safe for democracy
many been phantom light which led muitude
into quagmies of anarchy and moral degradation
Cynsm xultantly; hope Aickers despondnty Re-
OF normal conditions delayed The thoughtful
fear the dissolution OF body polite
Tic nowhere at is the Senate" 81" is
up The patriot who
horror situation that may sap the confidence of millions in
institutions,
Roughly three group attitudes towards treaty
First the "Perfeconists" who think the treaty it from
Versailles satisfactory Whatever mental quams the advocates
this had the beginning their for the ratification
the trea-and the league included in -hav led them into
attitude of defending ideal
Second The Reseatonist view the treaty and the league
being good obtained
world where purchased only by compromise but
think that for the safety OF American interests certain reservations
should upon be- naturally
enough opens difference opinion.
craftsmanship usthes compromise
treaty league unchanged throughout ages
being instrumentaies for immediate practical purposes
Third The "Ioaons" attitude basically is that America
principles higher standards of living. should
ourselves with Chinese wall No entangng alliances
obligations involving international cooperation Escaping the
responsibilities also to miss the fellowship
The adherents of they
of the Yet has mandate from the Amer
people Wilson reelected before this country
Congress chosen years other issues.
No machinery exists for national referendum fal-al
though the Progressive advocated the adoption of
the initiative and referendum Many will be the eecng the
choice OF the After election little be known
gading the judgment OF the this issue than before.
The treaty become rring serving
from vital issues OF ind human beterment
In this situation Herbert Hoover has his ngnes
his be used in the coming California presidential
primaries Hoover stands for the and the league with
vaon such reservations safeguarding American
command sufficient in the Senate bring about ratification
His principal for the Republican endorsement California
Senator Johnson who believes the the
the cague-an "Isolationist"
Both Hoover and Johnson classify progcssvcs
This the difference treaty Here then
sharp the treaty and
attitude the American people should take world
future.
Thus "Pcrfectionst"
California primary For the
feconist attitude be accomplishing nothing but
beyond possibility salvage the
of independent viewpoint be their attention
controversy raging Republican party
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Army Orders

Capt. Frank Deason, Medical Corps, is
honorsbly discharged.
Lieut.. Col. Earle r. Morden, Quartermas-
ter Corps as constructing quartermaster and
disbursing officer for Philadelphia Quarter
master Terminal Philadelphia, Pa, will
proceed TO Washington, ID. C., and report in
person to the Chief OF Construction Division
for duty.
The honorable discharge Of Mai. Charles
NJ. Gordon, jr., retired, as temporary lieu
tenant colonel on the retired list, United
States army. only, to take effect as Of date
Of January IL, 1919, is announced.
First Lieut.. George L. Howell infantry.
is honorably discharged.
First Lieut. James A. HiIl Veterinary
Corps, is honorably discharged.
Capt. Harry Meade, Sanitary Corps. Is
hoporably discharged.
Each Of the following named will pro-
coed. at the proper time. to New Orleans,
La, for the purpose Of organising and demon
strating Maxillo-fscial and surgical ex.
hbit OF the Surgeon Generals Office at the
meeting Of the American Medical Associa.
ton April 90 to 80.
Mai. Joseph Davis Eby. Dental Corps.
Walter Reed General Hospital: Mai Karl
Winfield Ney, Medical Corps, General Hospi-
tai No. ~. Fox Hills. n. Y; Mai. Jay
Dsshiel whitman. Medical Corps. walter
Reed General Hospital; Mai. Dean r. Winn,
Medical Corps. General Hospital No. Il, Fox
Hills, n. Y.
Mai. Mortimer Remington. ouartermaster
n~sra is bnnorshlv disehsrsed-
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Men and Business
BY RICHARD SPILLANE.

Many things humorous or satiri-
cal have been said about Mexican
money. When half a dozen reyoIu-
tonary movements were under way
in that country, some years ago. the
principal industry seemed to be in
printing paper money. This money
became so plentiful that a lot OF it
was baled and shipped to the United
states. On Broadway, New York.
itinerant peddlers sold the stuff at
from 1 cent to cents on the dollar.
Purchasers bought the scrip for SOU
venir purposes primarily and, DOS
sibiy, with a vagrant hope or idea
that some time it might be worth
something.
Mexico has nothing on Europe. In
some OF the new states paper money
is so debased as to be scorned by
bankers and merchants and accent
ed only by the densely ignorant.
An illustration OF this debasement
Is furnished by the newspaper Tea
ta1a, OF Reval. 1t says Gen. Yuden-
itch paid his army in paper money
OF MS own printing and the issue
was limited only to the capacity of
the printing presses at his command.
Now a Reval chocolate manufactur.
er has asked governmental permis-
sion to use this money for chocolate
wrappers. 1t being cheaper than or
dinary wrapping paper.
Great Britain has embarked def
nitely on a project to get the sur
plus women of the British Isles dis
tributed through the colonies. In a
debate in the House of Commons
Mr.. Amery, under secretary of the
Colonial Office, said, partly as a re-
suit OF the war. there was a surplus
OF 100000 women in Great Britain,
and the work of assisting them to
emigrate to British possessions was
very important. An appropriation
was proposed to be given to the
Society for the Overseas Settlement
of British Women in promotion OF
this plan. What was being done
now. he added. was only the be-
ginning of one of the most i'm
portant movements in the history
of the empire. for il was inevitable
within the next few years a very
large number OF men and women
alike would be seized with the old
passion for roaming which had made
the empire.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Notes by a Washington Observer
Value Proven-Europe's Quick
Changes-Supreme Court Lacks Quorum.
Mrs. Wilson Plans Garden Innovations.

was reached yesterday, however.
when the venerable and highly re-
spected Supreme Court was unable
to muster mp a quorum. At IL
o'clock there was no one on hand
besied Chief Justice White and Jus
tice Reynolds. which forced a post
ponement of legal procedure for the
day.
The White House lawns are un-
dergoing their spring cleaning these
days, and a number of men are at
work preparing the grounds for the
summer. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has
taken a personal interest in the
plans Of the gardener this year, and
as q result there will be many
changes in the horticultural fea-
lures Of the Executive Mansion. The
Southern portion Of the grounds.
theoretically the back yard, Will be
a riot of color when the workmen
finish work on the beds that the
Presidents wife has ordered planted.
Peace honors may fall upon
Pennsylvanian. Representative Ste
phen G. Porter, of Pittsburg. was
instrumental in framing the House
peace resolution" which was intro
duced yesterday. He Is chairman
of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee. and. as such. will sponsor
the resolution backed by other Re-
publican leaders of the House when
it is brought up on the floor for de-
bate tomorrow. Mr.. Porter was
taken i'll two days ago, while the
resolution was being framed. but is
able again to take up his work ano
will make the leading speech In be-
half Of the measure.
r. W. W.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01

The value of advertising must
have been brought home to the at
tention OF most Americans by this
time, but a Washington physician
who, it Is said, will not deny that
patient Is in a condition requiring
spirits fermenti, has reached what
might be termed the peak. A
count OF the pulse. examination OF
the tongue and the payment OF 81
produces the following prescription:
tion:
One Pint Spirits Fermenti
Directions.
One Wine Glass. Three Times Daily.
Non-RetillabIe.
Consult Your Doctor.
Transitions in some OF the new
countries which have sprung up in
Europe since the war are often
startling as evidenced by the rise
of Ebert from the harness shop to
the presidency in Germany. Maj.
Gen. Sigismund Brynk. military at
tache OF the Polish Legation. has
undergone quite metamorphosis
himself. Prior to the war he was
an admiral in the Russian navy.
He Joined with the Poles after the
war and when it became necessary
to send a military attache Admiral
Brynk was transformed over night
INTO major general to NIL the
bill.
Spring fever is just about as
catching as spring tourists in Wash
ington these days. The Senate and
House have on many days had
rather deserted appearance. while
devotees of the golf links and other
sports played hockey" The climax
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
AN EGG SHAMPOO.

The barber gets me in his chair
and asks me why I'm sitting
there. IAN egg shampoo"
indicate, and then resign me
to my fate.
He grabs a bottle in his fist
and gives my dome a sudden twist,
bespatters gulash on my top and
mauls me It'll 1 holler stop.
With suds he crowns me like a
chump and leads me blinded to the
pump. to douse me fully in the
face with all the water in the place.
Should I recover this attack he
sneaks upon me from the back and
rubs the lining off my bean with
some internal scalp machine.
Anon, my egg shampoo complete, I
tip him fondly for the treat,
to his money bin and
wonder where the egg came in.
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