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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

delicate texture. you will see the pink capillary blood tinting the cheeks. And there you see what is produced when your skin has been cieansed with Stuart's Calcium Waters.
 You will be delighted to see the won derful change that so often takes place after using these wafers.
 Pimples. blotches, liver spots, black heads, muddy complexion and such kinds of impurities gather in the skin because it is one of the natural outlets of the body. But if you supply 1t with the proper materials it will convert the po.- sons into . harmless substance and pass off in the natural precipitation instead of ugly accumulations.
 Get . 6O-cent box today of Stuart S Calcium Waters at any drug store and then you may count on complexion worth having. .-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
PRISONERS SENTENCED
Defendants Convicted During Week
 Sentenced by Judge Fort

NJ. F. Miller was sentenced to from two to three years In the penttenttary in each of two eases charging forgery yesterday by Judge William F. Fort in the criminal division of the circuit court
 Dora King, negro. was sentenced to serve three years and six months in the penftentiarv She was found guilty Of manslaughter in the criminal court last week Notice of appeal was given. James l.. North was given sentence of twelve months hard labor on the county roads on a charge of grand lar ceny The sentence was suspended pending an appeal,
 Bush Oliver was sentenced by Judge l H. F. Heflin yesterday morning to serve | from three to five years in the penlten' i tiary on a charge of burglary. Failing ] to pax his fine of S25o on charge of l violating the prohibition law, x. ta Me 1 Kinnon was sentenced to serce ninety days on the county roads 1 h--a. 2B ddaftaihmatirftaihm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Norfolk Gets Next Convention

St. Louis. Mo. Octoper 9.Norfovs Va, was chosen tonight by the ERhcopal Brotherhood of St Andrew as tsis con- vention city for 1921. Edward H eon- sail of Philadelphia was reelected tJesi- leut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
The Weather
Weather Forecast
By Associated Press

Washington. October 9.=Weather forecast for Alabama, Georgia, Mis- and Monday; little change in tempera- tUre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Plan Anti-Radical Campaign

American delegation, arrived today from Vancouver greatly overdue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

Ing campaign plans today, said the or der did not intend to attack anybody's s politics. but to make converts to com mon sense"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-24
Bad Roads Listed
By Highway Dept.
Continued from page one)

(COHtlilucu from Pave ohcJ
rough road under construction. Pass
able.
Middleburv- West toward Bridport
and West Bridport ferry. Twelve
hundred feet OF road under repair.
Road passable.
Bridport--On road between Bird
port and Middlebury,two miles east of
Bridport village. Bridge construction.
| Passable.
Fairlee--On road between White
River Junction and Wells River. Fe-
deral Aid Construction. Detour five
miles west via Lake Morey or seven
miles via New Hampshire State road.
Nowbury - Bridge construction.
One-halfm lie west of Wells River on
road leading toward South Ryegate,
Barre and Montpelier. Tempe. airy de-
tour provided.
Barre-On South EiaiA street,
leading toward Willilmr,own and
Bethel. Bridge construction. Ten
porary detour around work.
Montpelier--O NortAic! street,
toward Mortified, Randolph and
Bethel. Twenty rods o. excavation
for retaining wall Road passable but
drive slowl Advisable !1r heavy
trucks to dctour Via M ontpelier
Junction.
East Montpelier On road from
Montpelier to HardWIck I.id Dan
vile. Bridge con,tllc..o.. Detour
necessary via selected hl}4i,lay to the
north as per signs.
Williston- On road rom Mont
pelier to Burlington. touoral Aid
construction. Deloul, vi4 Moth Will
liston. Follow the signs.
Winooski- road between Bur-
lington and Essex Junction. Federal
AID construction. Detoul to the
south for three milc5. Follow the az
rows.
Colchester Mlton-On route to
and from the Islands via Sand Bar
Bridge. Construction on the APP
proaches to Lamoille River bridge,
1000 feet. Road passable, but drive
slowly.
Swanton- Road from Swanton Viii
lage to East Alburp ferry. North
road is rough. Road to the south via
Maquam Bay is better at present.
St. Adams Lake shore road from
St. Adams Bay along Maquam Bav
is somewhat out of repair. Road is
better at present via st. Adams City
and Swanton Village.
Irasburg--On road from Irasbug
Village toward Albany. Bridge re-
pairs in progress. Short detour
around work
Irasburg--On road from Newport
to Orleans. Federal Aid construction.
Three miles in length. No detour re-
quired.
Coventry South of Coventry Sta
ton toward Orleans. Slide of $50
rods. Road impossible, detour via
Coventry.
Newport road from Newport
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-24
S'K JOHNSBURY
Local News

The Chiropody office of DR.. F. w.
Macon will be closed August LIST to
18th inclusive. adv
Luncheon at the Bee Hive, Stiles
Pond. Fruit cup, chicken salad, rolls,
ice cream, cake and coffee, Use. adv.
Mrs. Ellen A. Collins of Rochester,
N. H., is spendin" a few weeks with
her niece. Mrs. Ella S. Tluax.
Hardy Merrill, who has been en-
ployed at Newport, was in town yes
terday en- route to BURLINGTON. He
has taken new employment which
will take him to most of the fairs in
tho state.
Nj. Weiner and family leave on
Saturday morning for Boston and
New York, where he will buv Goods
for his new store at 72 Railroad St.
Miss Doris Cowles leaves for Bos-
ton on Monday afternoon where she
will visit her brother, w. H. Cowles.
From there she will go to Hyannis
Mass, to> spend the rest of the sum-
mer.
The Rev. L. O. Sherburne of Mont
heller will preach tomorrow at the
Grace Methodist church. Mr. Sher-
bune is one Of the most accomplish
ed preachers in the state. and has
many friends in st. Johnsbury.
Raymond Beldino of Burlington, p
representative of P. Lorillard and
Co is in town over the week end.
F.. II. Walker of Burlington is reg
istored at the st. Johnsbury House.
The Lamoile Vallev Creamery
Company of East Hardwick proposes
TO increase its capital to $4,000 by
adding $4,000 new stock.
Arthur F. Stone, Miss Edith L.
Stone and Miss Laura H. Stone left
Saturday afternoon for a short visit
in Portland and vicinity.
Editor Frank T. Parsons Of the
Mortified News was welcome visit
OF to s.. Johnsbulv Friday.
Miss Mary r. Ely entertained a
few Of her lady friends THURSDAY af-
ternoon at her Summer street home.
A most ENJOYABLE time was spent and
delicious refreshments were served.
MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Morse, Jr
and Miss Elizabeth Morse Of CHICAGO
were visitors to st. Johnsburv. Fri
dav.
Mrs. A. H. Haffner has been en-
Pertaining the past week her father
and mother, Dr.. and Mrs. Amos O.
Taylor, and her sister, Miss Taylor,
all Of Altoona, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Sullivan of
Dorchester. Mass, are visiting at d.
p. Coveny's.
Charles M. Darling of Lyndonville
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-24
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A salesladv for my store
who speaks French. M. A. Wenel,
st. Johnsbury. % If
FOR SALE--Ncw Abenaque engines,
6 and horse power; Papec corn cut
tiers. Can be bought for last years
plice. Tel. 1878 Concord. A. |.
Wright, Waterford, Vt. 25 If
FOUND-Pocket book with sum of
money. Owner can have same by
calling at our office and proving
property. The Berry-Ball ID. G.
Co. 25-3t
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-24
at the South church SUNDAY evening
at 7 o'clock Rev. l.. o. Sherburne of
Montpelier will preach.
Not Meant for Household Pets.

If taken young the grizzly is easy
enough to handle. for at birth he
weighs only from 10 to 20 ounces and
is about the size of a full-grown chip
alunk. Later the bears run between
$50 and 600 pounds in weight. although
they have been known to reach 1,5CW
hounds. This Of course, makes the
dnmestlcation uf grizzlies by apart
ment house dwellers difficult
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

Fl Executive Y ia legislature del Estado dc
CoahuiIa. Sc han dirigido a los demas tstados oe Id
Rep6blica nroponiendoles que Sc aPiacen las ele'-
rioneS me dcbicrau haCcrse proumamente para IT.
povar 81 personal de los PodereS FederaleS. baSan'
dose en- Ia raz6n de que Ia Repnbhca Sc encuen'r"
cr condolences anormales. que haran Impossible ma
teriaImcnte cl acto electoral. ..
Fsta nropo>ici6n. segun los informes pnbhca-
dos p bo errortrado eco entire los directories de la
politica Official. 10 porfne Sc imaSinen que ser" PV
sibIe ouc So hagan las eleccioneS, Sino porQue Green
one = o2Iazamientc de elias. dari motives para que
81 movimicnto de Sonora Sc propagHc con mayor
rapidez por toda la Repnbhca-
Come contra los hechos no hay arGument"S- Sc
min 81 afcrismo caStcllano, los a~rgumentoS de los
poIiticoS Dc Ia administration carecen de consistent
ca ! do imnortancia. Los hPChoS mismo> lndlca'
ran a Ia Republica 81 es o no possible que $" hagan
libremente las clcccioneS contOrmc a Ia ley.
BESIDE hfe"o dcbemCS haccr nOtar que los aeon
tecimientoS ultimoS han eliminado definllvamenIe
= los candidates.. En- estos momentoS va no pueie
decirSe entertainments que hay candidates RI "ehe-
IN. Oregon hoStilizado Y perse"uid" So ha WIS.," O.
hIigado a recurrir 4 las arma$. ' como h"lllia> no
rS p~ropfamente nm candidate >ino instrumental Hl
poder one pretcnGe imronegto en- Ia Frl'hera A'''
ristratura. reSulta qnc en- estes momentoS no SC
Jucha ciyicamentc. Y qUe las arEa> derI'irah los
reSul;afos tie II tri%ica COntlenda.
EncontrandeSe en- eStaS condolences los anita
renistaS 81 heno< dc Aablar en- 81 lenguaie de Ia
verfad Y atcuiendonoS Il los hechos que conStah al
Dais se,ia POGO scrio cHc conSidcraramos factlbicS
las eIecCiorcS. conformc 4 Ia ley Y a In expression de
IN Sufragio popular.
ApIicense o no las cleccioneS. no Sc haran en-
csta vcz on ia fccha fiiada. 4 menoS dc que sc DORA
"a Of rilarro de una transaction pa~tri6tica ' desin,
taresaSa enc no DcIcmoS eSperar dadOS los antece-
, denies de los directories de Ii politica otlclaL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
! SECCION
LAS Ell CCIONES*

ST Carranza no tranSicc, como Is SECURE nehoS
podra esDerar e! pals Uuas elecclones que lie saIS'
facan. V en- con<ecneucia. eos comlclos Sc decldirah
en- los :ampoS lie batalla.
Luis Cabrera. el Unico hombre lnteIlgehte ue
los que rocican z Carranza. ha >intetl2ado y decla-
RADIO Su opinion con palabraS de Cesar: Atee loct"
cSf. O 10 que es 10 miSm0: la Suerte esta echada,
manifcStandO que dc>iTtS de urar ia prlnefa car
"a no oueda otro recurso que iugar hasta la ultima.
81 pueSs ala srcrte eSta echada Segun Ia deciaTac'on
rot,nda del vocero del carranciSmo. Y tendran que
iugar hasta lit Ultima carta, no Is possible raclohai-
nicrte eSperar oiras cIccciOneS cue las que maya Ell
Lei Immediate una victoria miiitar.
De todoS modoS. en- estes momentos eli go0lcr-
no carrancista la ,e$apGaccido nc hcch0 en- Narlos
FStados, Y otros. Is amhicu pUhlico Y nOtorio CO.
mo Veracruz. Taba<co. OaXaca. etc etc. eS'ah SuS-
traidos en- gran parte al regimen actual.
En- cstaS condolences. que sc lmponel con Ia
eIoclencia de los hechoS, :Sera possible que las eIcc-
clones sc hagan. sin Que antcS medic anuopadamen-
te IN triurfo militar aPlaStntc'
Mien1raS que los EStadoS de Sonora. Mlchoa-
can. IacatecaS. Hidal9o. Y quien Sahe cuantoS mas,
no Qucden somctidoS. las eleccioncS S"ran practical
mcntc impoSihlcs.
Mora hien. :cn que tempo sc dccidira la sner-
10 ' lie que lado?
Suponicndo Que Carranza lograra dominar a
toGo< >uS an1agouiStaS. tai coSa no Potra ser dc
ningun m0do en- IN plazo pcrcrtorio' COMO 10 De
mandan las clc"cioncS.
Por cl momcnto. Y On vista dc que las arlnaS
son los arcumcntoS dc In campaHa presidential. no
50 pueden a~vcuturar juicioS ha>a&os en- Ia razon'
rororc eSoS iuicioS >icmprc cStin eNpueStoS Il las
ractificaciones de In fucrza de las armaS.
Fl regimen actual In tirado, como dijo Cabrera,
su nrimcrn carta. F>pcrcmos I que juegue Ia III
lima. y cn,onccS ~aGrcmo> como ' cuando Seran las
clccCioncS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

al tenor Y a las i~nfluencias de oTGeN
mercsnul
Los Fstados Unidos, p~arapet4doS
tr5s de 81 doctrinG Monroe, afect2roH
q mas completo dssdea por los asaN'
tos de- Europa, Y solo salieYon dc su
roserva en- plena guerra dSspues De
balar cornenzado a encauzar Aac!a
clos TODD el orc de Europa. operac!oA
a Ia le debemc5 una gran parte
q cstado actual de las cosas.
Solanente Ia Alemaria p~rusian!za-
ds. grac;as a Ia perfection de suS seE-
,icios de espionaie poliJ;co, m'litar Y
I econ6mico. saba 10 Que Pasa5a en- TO-
Ides rartcs. Hizo est2llar Ia guerra
en- ell momcnto per ella elegida y UNI.
fcauerte ante Ia inmeHsidad del peli-
Gro. las demds naciores pudleron 81
cudir Su sopor.
La evolucion que habria debidn Ia
icerse On elias por grades lnSenSlo'es
So Droduio nec5sariaTe@te De m2n'ra
hrusca. es dscir lie In peer manera
nos;ble. En- e t=rreno polit;co -
constcuy6 q toda prisa una Socledao
10 Liga de las Naciones. repuclada va
anres de su constitution definitiva,
En- el terreno miliiar Sc acioe a "a
anagaza &c impone-le . A!emama
una lrmitaci6u &c los s~fectivoS. casa
cuya in~eficacia quedo Va Trooada des
uues de lena, hace mas de Glen amos
Es en- el terreno ~econ6n!ico donde
-eina Ia mas perfecta iucoherencla.
atizada Dor la reaction &c las cue5:io-
J mes s~cciales a las que Sc les deja TODD
! Ell tempo n~ecesario para que sc IN
: ~ponzenen. H2hiaremos ah"ra de los
problenas econ6micos nacidos &c Ia
guerra. asunto tratadc en- Ia recent
obra que Sc debe 4 IA pluml del Sc,
nor Andre Lebon. ex-Ninistro -ran-
ces de Cemercio ' dc las Co'oH:aS
f"Probiemas economicoS naci&os de
la guerra."D
Entire eses problemaS. hay Il c"-
va solGci6n parece mas prgente en-
los momentos actuales: e. de las
ifinanzas. Fs bien sabjdo que la re
construction de las ri0uezas destrul-
das por Ia guerra tiene Ia Beferncla
sebre tedes; pero como recenstrulr
sin capitaies, digan 10 Que digan
los directories boisheviqaistas que
son los ultimos en- saber pres
cindir &c eiies va que toda 81
! ciencia Sc esume. 10 nismo cue Ia
de los vuigares burgueseS. en- hacer
pasar a 81 beisa el dinero de los de
mas.
La soluci6n mas p-actica de este
prohlema es sin genera de duda a!gu-
no la aGoptada per Ing!aterra Que
en- todo tempo. dice 81 senior Lebon,
ka tenido una po!itica fiscal verda-
deramente digna de ser imitada en-
otros paises en- dende sc le Cenfia al
psrvenir les decir q Ia b~ancarreta,
agregames nesetresl 81 cuidado de
iliuuidar las cargaS del preSente por-
one Sc esta deminado Dor ell tenor
de disgustar al e~iector. Quintuplican-
do ell Income tax" o impueSto So
bre los ingresos, eS como tnglaterra
ha hallado la mayor parte de los re
/ curSos necesarios. Este Sareamiento
Immediate de las finanzas M dado los
mas felices r~esultados Y, en- tanto que
Ia carga francesa GAIA sobre los neu-
trales en- Ia proportion de IN so
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
ACTIJAI IDADES EXTRANJERAS
Pyob1enos economics nacrdos de la guerra

Dor ciento, Ia carga lnglesa no cana
sino en- un q por ciento.
Desde e. punto de vista de Ia u !
M economical. A.emania y Austria no
,lenen mas De 10 Que sc mececeH, y
Ia manera como saldran de "a diff
cultae es cosa que les !mpor;a POGO
q auuelIos dc nosetros Qle 10 tenSaH
ALI intereses directos. No pasa 10
mismo con Russia. caida graclas a "a
Drofurda ignorancia de su pueblo Y
prssa de Ia banda de los que sostle--
men al bo!shevikismo, avidos de bo-
tin, en- tanto que Sc convierte fatal
merr- en- rresa de! e~xtranjero, va que
los rusos han probado que son inca
PAGES De sacsr partido por ~ mis-
mos de sus riquezss ~naclonsies.
Entire los. paises cuyo rapido le,
vantamienro nos ~interesa, ocupa e'
primer lugar Francia Y despues Bel
rica. Serbia. Rumania { Italia. Bel
gica. 10 menos probada que Francla
Dor la devastation industrial, reslr-
gira mas pronto Que ella Y ESQ en-
| en- gran parte con sus propios ele-
mentos, debido al caracter !aborioSo
del corjunto de su p]oblaci0n.
Italia. M Sc divierte en- resolver
eI insoluble problema del Adrat!co'
! eendra mucho que hacer aun, FueS
sus nacioHales del Sur practican desde
hace mucho tempo la jornada de las
seis horas de trabajo. Entire los pal
ses danubianos, hay que c~Ompadecer
| sobre TODD a Serbia que necesltara
/ mucho tempo Y mucha ayuda = 81
poblacion diezmada para que pueda
readGuirir 81 range. Francla, dice el
senior Lebon. no ha sido ~preparada NJ
Dor 81 ~naturaleza geografica nj por
! el caracter Y las tradiciones de su 20
| blacion nj por SUI historic para los
! destinos economics que lie reserva IA
I guerra reciente: para hacerles frente
ha tenido que luchar contra u ten
derc:as atavicas = romper con su
pasado mas Pr6ximo.
. Va comenzo ~atrabajar: pero Guam
70 canine falta aun por recorrer. So
ore TODD habiendo necesidad de lu-
char contra csc prejuicio que tiende
| en- Fran ia a hacer grayltar TODD 50
bre el gobierno al propio tempo que
tedo 81 interaS estriba en- p~rescIndlr
! de e.. Una grande a~tenuaclon tue
aportada al antique estado de cosas
Dor las ultimas eleccienes ~leglslatlvas
one permitieron desembarazarse de
TN gran numero de malevolos merca
chifles de utopias Pero cuanto trabaJo
hay Que efectuar para correglr erro-
res de IN pasado demasiado cercano,
c~oncesiones arrancadas per los eXtre-
mistas a miembres del Parlamento
pusilanimes, ieyes economics maias
redactadas en- terminus tales que los
encargados &c aplicarles no compren-
den jeta de elias (ley sobre conce-
stones de fuerzas hidraulicas.) regla-
uentos pasados de moda que datan
de antes de Ia Revolution, etc.
e. Estado, que puede tan POGO,
puede menos aun iuchar contra la ca
restia de Ia ~ida. Su deber economi-
! CO Sc limita 3 tener buenas finanZas
V TODD 10 demas debe ~esperarlo de Ia
siniciativa privada. Ell pan barato no
depende de las leyes sino del trabaio
de todos. Parece que nuestra epoca
esta muy lejos aIn de querer abando
mar esa abominable mania de legis-
lar sobre TODD. Sin embargo, al darse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

I'D 5ei frances para Ia ?RENoA
En- tanto que la ~naturaleza, en- So
.voIrr;on constants procSae &c Un@
.arsra continual. el hoUbre Race toHo
II c~ortrario. ' en- luEar De e'"'CSIo-
COMO "a 10 manda la ~obserEaS:cn
"a los fenomenos navIral@s. 81 1E'"-
-orc;a 10 ueva a esqerar Q2e Sss NJ
,a-;osa IA necesidai de II reform"
ara Uevarla n caco. ,
BESIDE hace mucho tempo conoce e
,o,,hra los es7~aGtosos sfsctos oe IL
.mbriaruez V los males que dc ell" Sc
ie6ucen. Leios de oonsagraTse p0'
n,s5;o de- n ecUcaSioH : de 7 pra'
5nnte legislation preventive . ven
,er esta funesca iC~c]inacIon. eSpsrS d
,pe Ell NAL haya adquiTdo Ia torna oe
NM plaga social Y dsspnes. repent
Damente, dicta leyes severas &c taI mo
10 cue son a6surdas, como Ia rec'en'
e lev americana.
En- a. terreno po!Iv.co eS peer arn.
BESIDE hace seSenJa amos les ES14CoS
3eI mundo entero asistian lmpssioieS
Al desarrollo de Ia potencla mih12r
orusians, Gin preg0ntarse cpaI era 81
oojeto.
vieron como fueron vencidas Dina
narcs. Austria Y Franc!a, tuVleroH
rot;cias DEL formidable aumento dc Ia
~Doblacion aleraHa, prssenclaron Ia
creac;on de Ia flota de guerra y oe
lbs armamentos terrestres, not2ron Ia
negstiva &c Alemania para adheT1rSe
~ s.. coniunto a las convenclonss de
- Hava. vieron como IL "sozlaLde-
moE-acia". cue Sc pretende sea IN
bsrnacional. sc apoderaban del Impe'
rio = 6urarte TODD csc tempo Sc cru
yaron de brazos. Francia retardo Ia
s~volucion de su marina, d~eserganlzh
~ ei5rcito a causa de Q~uerellas de
partido, vacilo ante IA a~pCobaclon O.
los Tres amos. mediante ST. pasiylcad
Industrial le dejo Ia nCerta alberta
q "a p~enetracion economical eXtranJe-
rs. sufri6 las inSolencias t~eutona5
hasta Agadir, Y, Ell fin. hiza toio 10
necesario para ser devorada aln SIN
guerra.
Durante csc tempo. Ia lngiatsrra
egoista hizo va 81 juego de une, va
el juego del otro, p~resencio impossible
Ia 6errota de Franc;a en- 1870 Y Sc
inouiet6 POGO por los armamentos de
Aegnania, ~fIgurandose que no ha-
biendo sido violado 81 suelo mas cue
DOS veces. Dor Cesar ' por Guinermo
Ell Conquistador. ~ situacion insular
Y 81 potente fota la presevarian
siempre contra las invssiones. la Il
dicula obstruction que pGso q la per,
foracion de IN tunel por debsjo Gel
Canal de IA Mancha, fue IN acto de
puerii varidaG, pero no de defensa.
Sc le puede comparar a 81 resiStencia
n Ia adopcion del sistema metrico.
En- Russia. Is nefasta politica Ca,
rista oprimio al pueblo, favorecio los
pogronos de judios, Sc opuso q Ia ms,
trucci6n popular Y dej0 que los fun,
cionarios dieran 81 sspectaculo de Ia
mas vergonzosa conclusion. Els bien
sabido a 10 que tai p~olitica llev6 a Ru
sia-
Austria, brillanUe, seductora, Sc hi,
20 demasiado ductil Y descendio a Ia
categcria de vasalla; algunos neu,
trales hicieron otro tanto, hipnotiza,
dos per 81 poderio aleman y cedieren
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26

cuenta de la acton del legislator in
competente, agravada por Ia del fun
cionario. los f~ranceses Sc han resuei-
to decididamente q c%ontribuir, me
dante 81 trabaio de cada n y la
union de todos los e~sfuerzos, a Ia So
luci6n de estos temibles problenlas
economics nacidos de la guerra
II. 5.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-08-13

John Otrin and Jos. j. Peshel left
this morning for Joliet, Ill, where
they go to attend the Grand Lodge
convention of the Slovenian Catholic
Union of the U. S. as delegates from
Lodge No. ~ and st. Joseph Lodge
No. 112 of this city. They will be
absent a week or more. On Sept.
IL the Grand Lodge convention Of
the South Slavonic Catholic Union
will take place at Chicago and JOS.
Mertel, Louis Champa, John Merhar,
Frances Koschak, Mako Bluth, Geo.
L. Brozich, Jos. Fischer, John Gouze
and Leonard Slabodnik will be in at
tendance.
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N. A. Young, former County Sup
erintendent, and Homer B. Hursh, his
associate in the Duluth School of
Business are very busy making ar
engagements for the opening of the
fall term on September 6. Many
young people have already made ar
engagements to enter at that time and
other inquiries and enrollments are
being received. daily at the school. 1t
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good time was had by all. Those
who made up the party were Misses
Irene Farren, Florence johnson, Syl-
via Heikkila, Minnie jackson, Saimi
Meittunen, Helen Thompson and
Messrs. Walter Tast, Oscar Indy,
Oscar Johnson, VIM. Johnson, Larry
Williams and Sigrud Gylland.
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dent fof Hibbing, visited with her
numerous friends in the city from
Friday evening until yesterday morn
ing. She in company with her son,
Ed. had attended the Old Settlers
meeting at Tower Friday and drove
up from there for visit. Ed. also
spent few days here. Mr.. and Mrs.
JOS. Thomas drove up from Hibbing
Sunday and visited with friends.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-08-13

The study class for the women of
the Third Precinct will meet Tues
day, August 18th at 2:30 at the
Washington School. The lesson will
be, chapter z to paragraph 116 in
Ashley's Civics. AS the League of
Nations seems to be the issue of this
presidential campaign, we will begin
the study of the League of Nations
Covenant, taking the first four art
icles. A good attendance is desired
and all visitors ere most welcome.
MRS. w. d. GALLAGHER.
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NOTICE-Campers on trips in the
woods can have their mail addressed
to the Miner office and it will be held
for them, and if possible delivered by
other parties going out, if requested.
Mail can also be sent in care of the
Community Center where it will be
held and where tourists are invited
to make their headquarters while in
the city.