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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
~Gyldendahls beromte
VerdenSbibliOtek.

En- Samling billige og yderst spen-
dende Rofnaner der her foreligger i
net Udstyr og med farverigt ON
slagstegning. 10 Bigger assorteret
$3.50.
Abbott, Hallowell, Eleanor: Molly
%forlover sig. Oversat fra En-
Selsk :. ............. ..... Az
Barnes, Corell: I Nations Nor
Ike. Oversat fra Engelsk.. 40
Bernard, Tristan: Skriget i
Natten. Oversat fra Fransk.. 40
Bj9rnson, BjGrnstjerne: Mary. 40
Br'ete, Jean De La: Min Onkel OF
min Priest. Oversat fra Fransk 40
Bridges, Victor: Pigen med Guild
haaret. Oversat fra Engelsk.. 40
Bull, Olaf: Nit Navn er Knoph 40
Ewald, Theodor: Bajadser :. 40
Groller, Baldwin: Dagoberts Be-
drifter. Oversat fra Tysk.. 40
Hopkins, Monroe Nevil: Mordet j
Holman Square. Oversat fra
Engelsk . 40
-Mysteriet i North-Sagen. Oversat
fra Engelsk 40
Hume, Fergus w: Fru Midas. Over
sat fra Engelsk ............. 40
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Snaen S%nffcrmangel.

Gnfber &11snoocr nil bline glao
pcb at hprc, at 6cn S1tffer1nonael,
Ser for fer lfct / flerc 0faonc0er, nj,
mart oil pGrc oncrItooet. Sc 6or=
cncocS toters Megierings Sl,ffcrfom=
mission mc60elcr Us, at Gltffcrbelte',
Tar brret }oo goo, at ser 1nort bill
Orrc alt set Sarffcr, III bcbepcr, %
oct tiltrpoS for, at III fer / Qan6et
Nor for Mor lpiler mere Sltffer. 5
1866 br1lgtc bocrt Mcnneite / Sc
Stater / @icnne1ninit fun
is Ylrno ONT Morct. s Sc folgen6c
Mor itcg 6orhruget til omtrent
Set 6obbelte, rcrnlig IS E6. s 1885
bar TorbrltgH fonlnct til 42 Y1116
pa / 1895 til 81 Yuno. 81 Star Ic=
mere nor Soft ber / 2onoet blebet
iao6unnc Glifmumoe, at ser bebepc-
ncs ~ Flt11O ON Marct tor bier, 90
! 1914 bar Set iteget til IS Hl,n6.
for, at hi life f1tl16e foo 1aa
meaet Sl1ffer, iom III prlfe6e / 1919,
og tiltrpos for SEN heie &ris, hi
moottc betole for Set, br11gte hi fer
/ oor,oct iioltc 9(or 5000 Millioncr
Eltl16 Suffer cllcr 100000 Cons.
90 hit ioor, ga olfoboliife 9riffe If
&c CT at foo> og Soft n1aa 6riffe STE
cllr Safe ilteoct, pil Torbrl1get III
mcligpis itige til 100 Yo. pr. Men=
neifc clIer ober fem Mill. Cons.
S G1tbo bar Sen li6lte Sl1fferbeIt
1''eoponlig go6, og Ser frenbrogtcS
omtrent 4,S00,000 Sons, bporof t.
Cons pil blibc icnot til Git
ropo. Sore egr1e Sltfferplontoger t
2o11i1tona, Forto &ico pg @otpoii
oa Observation-Disclosures / bc peltliot
5tatcr frcmpil cr Ell Mpli11g al 9
Wtillioner Cons. 5nn ielp on1 hi
ipi1er mere S1,ffer en6 11ogeny
ltnoe fer, bill ser bore 511ffer nof
for % ale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Torbinoriuo ai ~Soaiammcnipo.

Observation-Disclosures / @olbirotoa
%n1eooeler, at Sen for pncr ct Star hor
bopt CIT &ommislion beltooc10c al
leoenoe Sernhoncinaclribrcr bclfic::
tlget meo at unoeriogc, ON Ser i'm.
bes 11ogen Spfi11oelic, ser a1ttomo-
TIT bill ltonlc ct Sernbonetog / Sil=
frloe at, at Gogf6rere1l fidrcr FORT
Stoppeitgnolct.
commissioners &opport foreliq-
ger TIT og lp6er >>oa, at SEN life bor
f11noct noael1 tilffeositillcn6e Spfin=
belle. commissioner pil 6oa pco.
blibe fine ltn6er'pgelier 1elp cftcr, at
@anerne life lnrgcrc er UNDER 81:
gjeringcns &ontroI.
S i'm @apport gier @on1misiionc,r
opmGrf{om poo, at Mntallet al Mcl1=
11elter, Ser miiter 9ipet paa @rli11b
at S~ogiamme1itp6, life er n1eqet
ltort. S @jenneminit orabes oorIiq
296 Menneifer beo Goglammenitgo
| De iioite fem Mar, % mango al 6is<
le bar Observation-Disclosures, Ser
toni af6age .poo 8megaar6ene beo
E~Qt1Qertnden nf Snnpnc. 0;e5o
Hlpffer piloe life bore blepet forbin=
bret beo noget a1ttomatiif Stoppe.
apparat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Bwrelsr til Gr}r.
(Af Martin Mnoerleu 9eere).

:@on itouie6e pco ct np0eligt lille
1iferoeffet @11s. JONI ltptte0e fig
til en- lille o11no % laa p0er1t /
Mnffen, ct gobt Stpffe ira Sc a11=
bre. Set hapoe en- to Says &pi1t,
pon bnis N,1ber lto0: Sill Seize, og
Ell belbol6t Sope foron og til SEN
enc SIDE; poa 9oagen bang ct
Silt bnorpoa Ser lto6: "Granif
Balf og S%trp9ning, 9ortca @on=
len, Gnfe."
San oabneoc 9aa9en og gift ms.
Gercn til St11en ito6 paa bis @ab,
men Ser nar ingcn inoe. Sra @or=
oct ben til &omn1o6en Lao ct 5trn=
gebrGot, ct n16ct gift fra @inouct
inb / St.en og 1tettc6e Jig poo Ell
Too; paa Borbet loo Gtipetgi lam,
menflaIfet / &ll1nper og lpite blaa=
ligt / Golen, peb Chen ito6 ct TaD
meo Stipelle og en- 5fool mes rent
Snno. Sg / Set oobne &in0re ltoo
ct 9amptrpgeiern og trof.
San biloc goa ni6ere gje11ncn1
51,1et> men barte burtige 1je6, ser
fom fra @aorbeu ms / &jpffenet, 90
TO apinoeltcnun1er, ser 10 90 ifre1
mcllem bi,1m1oen.
"8il ol1 ioa beoe ON Oo0tpejr,
Ebs?"
"SSo-ja-nei jeg oil iffe."
ga Ioa faor ou Set nco oper
Meggen."
"@o nej, Mor, set gjer loo
folot."
"sfpno Sig |oo liot oa, ieg fat
a1oet at bcitillc ems at itoo ber."
"0-m flyer ON, f-o-r lige,
for Smfor; S-a flyer . Mp ia
'nett jeg ifal nof, bare leg moa fol-
DC poo 8ne for Sig og o%n1fap,1e sit
Ben; Set bercr fig oa ill.,"
"SSon1en ioo mo 6u life ripe
mig omful6, sit @farn."
Seq tror, 6t oil = ribe min
egen feoe rore Mor omful6! Som
1aa Der! Sm Sorla6elie ieg Der,
jeg pil olorig eiere set mer - ia,
ia, faa fit leg alligebel maolt sit
Sent" Sg en- 11ng @ige tom fprin-
genoc inc Staen meo en- @tump
8anno,, f1lgt al en- @traale @an6,
Der bog lite ronte be11oe, 6a bum
.1noeoe fig til SIDE. "@aa tbft!"
rnobte bun og. bolh 8aon6et op
ober lit -&obe6 meo begge &pnoer,
men faa fit bun 9ie paa Sen Trem-
1sebe og 5tprteoe bi6ere in6 / Ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Brn nnrakr fyrnr-
nrrt1ga &ung.

Spr mig, 5fop % Marf og Tjel6!
mig, iom ber liobcr e,1lig % ipnger
paa S11en;
cnonm CT set iffe &pulo,
enon1t born,t ifinler @olen ipn1
2ucn;
Icnbm,, Gam! S triple maa,
enom list moo S, &iOlinger, oanie
% ipringe;
in6 / mprfe, n1l,ret &raa
bar set Gpnb eoer tioligt at tpinge.
|Eptngiel gjer 1rfrpoig % t11ng,
jcg, iom Ielu en6nlt fun CT 1111g,
Tribco mig fro alt CT flor;
banter, 9ern! mems icg ipnger TIT
ber!
Gil, ionl bit al mprfcn l1r
figgcr fren, ifl1cr nco fra Sc bpicite
@ieree,
lig Ser 1rn9e nof poa Sur,
raogcn hcr, Icr SIT Sen, lpn1 ifal
bGr9c;
lift Sig, fpm1 flu1, ON bl> tpr!
Seq ifal ifrigc, iao Solicit ifaI bprc
mig bjcn1mc;
MiT(en bunger ouer Gpr,
oen ua Gromnlen sig, @om1cl 1fal
lfrGmn1e.
|So0ct oDcr @ierg, ppcr Gal
mpoia Sl>ngcn bn11gc- ou lfol,
|inNcn @p9o sig gipc 2p,
fen as Seffcnficlo til ifol SIT flp.
III, ion u1locr 5fnen piot
ilpner ON ior at finbc til l1ngerne
Tp6e>
for Sim lorte $40 loo ti6t
%11oottc Somnlellc menlple bl9be;
ibis ou l@tirrer fu11 omlonit.
Ser FIN @or>n moo o1 bere, bpo1
9iGl0erne flingc;
Der for9iubes er Sin &l1nlt,
(rt finn m1ocnl teos ben me6 Sin
&iltge:
Nrpr,s l1norr - bol0 til sent!
sen lar mango, fire til fem, -
las Sem 81, Set lumpne Hof,
% meo ocnt til Sin Tjcloreoc gof
ifol ieg og mine sTyoor
fl,l1nc banore onlfring fer / Golen
trDgge;
naar / Mio6og So1eu ltaar,
UNDER @u1fene finoe ri @fpgge.
@rrsiet pofler lom Ell Sfob
Scr / Sfpggen, bpor Groaber al
9opet set feoer;
Morfens Sfaber bore Got,
apcrolt ban I'm @o6be6 nobreoerl
Srp1oer Tprlten, Chen ct Ser,
rislet pofier laitigc Scr,
Wnren ltoar al M11lter rg6,
S1len l%ortner mes @loobpr beitreet
Claus Trima11r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27

nplte Gt1>e. 9iebliffet efter berte
bon bc,,oe bpiife meo Mo6eren ube
&igffenet.
"sSpSles 6a," ia9oe 6enne. "@r
ban fin?"
"SSa, % ganife bleg - mes iaa.
II M,1no ou, Tel Seq por ne1
blcpct hange for bam." &an bbrte
'oocren 1c, formooentlig al oer
Muno, sen 1111ge &ige tiloclte gom
"@poo tror ou, ban pil?"
| "9g6e os Del, ban bar % Wu1o'
tpict ioo! Sag % rGf mig ct an6st
lSorflroc, ieg 1igner 10 Ell &anobe=
lie, ser bar peret nn6er &an6ba=
ir1en."
9iot eftcr fom @nfeir1 @anien
ino. Sum bar Ell fipn, fraftig So
ne poo omfring Sc fprre, b1,u bar
enonu rpo / @pbeoet otter &amlpc11
% 10 forfiomifet.
"De Ieier &erclier r,b?" lpurgtt
han.
ga, III bor ct Ear ln1aa - for
eli ro1ig &erre."
"Ga fumes leg oilers, set gao:
ret lipli9t til Der / @uiet," 10 ban
Seq CT forreitcn &oliaheoen lelp.'
Seq me,,te nqloo fpr cit, ion
fife orof."
&on trof Gjenbrnncne / Seiret
ga Mttelt for sgou1cliabco Noot
man 10 life FABIAN rlt,1ot meo."
Sum brolt / 9otter. "Men bpor.
San CT set ga oglou, icg fpn1mcr al:
ltco, be fploer Gem ior set enc nGr:
nc ems set on0ct - % Set bare
forbi icg cnonlt bar Sen an0e1
Sopeoct, ion 1ibit bopbc &erelier:
lie. Seq bar ncmlig prret list 11bcl
Sig mes mine %2p9ercnoc. &un6ibo.
ten, 1nm fist hopoe Errelicrnc, nol
loomGnb Sen beoltc % betoltc al
tbs, hno0 ban ifltl0c, 1l1en bal
fl1noc lpmmetiocr fo1rn1e fl,lo bier
pg lopc ct fG1t Griicri, iao ie(
n1ootte iigc hom 1l0 tilii0lt."
"Ge foor iom 1agt nrppe @r1ni
til at floge oper mig, je9 bpcrfc1
oriffer cllcr bcgoor m1orel1ngooms
haorlfohcr." ......
"Soo CT Sc ing, fon CO tenfe?'
ga be1t raft er leg iffe."
"9tei man fon ie Set paa Dem
&pob Teller Seq" Ser Dor noge
hcifpttcuoe / ben0es Stenme.
"2iot al alt. Seq CT iaa6an
hnoo man foloer ipog."
"9e lfal not fonn1e Gem fer,
ia96e bum og ntffe6e fortr9itnings
fu16t. "&or 9e beret ing 1enge?'
Seen &orl fo1te p%l1>0Ielig, at ba1
por ifGro nc6 le1p at GLIDE in6
6e1rne Mllemonos=S ortroltgbeb, ion
froitpote bam iaa meget rc6 &ro
pinsboerne. "Moa iea 1e &ereller
neg" ipurgte ban fort.
Sum bite bam obenpoo. Gerel
icrne par 1nnaa, me>1 np0elig bo1o
te. Sra &piltbereliets to Sag bop
Sc ban belle l16iigten ODER 6ior6e'
ca Gngene og 9an6et paa SEN an
Sen Si6e, og fra Gobeppreliet, ion
Il 6en 1ille 2uno og ober SEN be1
Lao paa @ab1er, fl,nbe ban lie mel
op til &irfegaoroen. - GngIig lis
iigt til &irfegaaroe11, set Dor ne
iien ipmbolf, ian Dor 10 ner1ne|
fommet beroner for at frepere!
I San ipurgte ON Triier, og SCI
1to1ponot Jig cit iprig og mnrfeli!
3i1gen imellem Sem, ioet bon -
for fbrite @ong / fit 2ip - bar
set Silfel6e at holbc pao Ell beier,
Nris ems Sen, Ser forlongtes. Sol
&roner - Set forefom ham 1ao lat
terlig 1i6t for to mdblereoe &erel
Ter, at ban NOR ten ipntes, set bol
Ell 5orbrpbelie.- "So, ia, ioa FEM
ten ga, iioen Sc en6e1ig bill" ioq6e
&onen tilli6lt. "Men loo bill jet
oglao hape 2op til at bol6e 0ere:
Sei / Sroen. 90 ioo er @ereller
ne flor til at finite ino imorgen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Granulerede 0ienlaaf.

Zine bet.ndteefr fra It we're uds.t for Sol,
Stov = Wind lindres hurtig If Murine Bye
Smerter like kun eje-Komfort.
f ! Deres Apotheker eller pr. Post 60c pr.
! la:ke. Fol fri Bog ON Ojet skriv til .
nar'ae Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
CASS COUNTY.

KlSverlandet og Mejerikoens HEN.
Tilbyder ct HEN, der er Deres eget,
til den rette Pris og paa rimelige Vii
kaar. Hvis interesseret skriv eller Be-
sdg The 1000 Lake Land Co.
n. B. Patten, Sec. Remer, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Stuff bor 8osbanbel:

Mlle Bigger fra bort Eager ienbes
portofrit meb Eaffepoit, el1er St.
prefs; men pnifer man @affen az.
[%11reret, .1taa 5-Gents efstra mebfpl.
&c 8eiillingen.
6. @asmusien g.,
720-722 go. Tourtb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Universal Liniment

er ct Hjemmemiddel, som altid burde
findes i ethvert HEN. Den kan bru-
ges paa ,enhver Aarstid. Universal
Eminent er nemlig udm@rket til Lin
dring af gm Halls, Frostskade, For
kjSlelse, Reumatisme,. Moskittostik,
Pine og Smerter.
Universal Iiniment er saa god
son nOgen.
At de, der har pr@vet den, er til
freds, ses af dette Eksempel: Mr..
John F. Carlson, Chisag0, Mimi,
kjsbte den SIDE Jan. 1 Flaske. Den
18de Jan. - 10 Dage senere - bestil-
te han ct halvt Dusin.
Hvis De pr1vede den, Wide De six
kert blive ligesaa tilfreds. Pr9v den.
Send nedenstaaende Kupon ind i Dag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Stor Bogsending
DANMAR OF R
1920 LiSte No. 1920

Lott, Pierre: Tyrkiske Kvinder. Over
sat fra Fransk. ............ 40
Rice, Alice Hogan: Familien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Kupon - y@rd so Cents.

Kupon - yard so Cents.
Send os denne Kupon og SO Cts.
For at indtrodusere wort f%0rtrinli-
re Lpgemiddel, Universal Lini-
ment, vii vi sende Dem en- $1.OO
Flaske pr. %omgaaende Post. Nevn
dette Blad.
Universal Remedies Co.,
1913 West Superior Street,
Duluth. MINI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-08-07

Select your tires ac-
cordin9 10 the roads
they have 10 travel:
In sandy or hilly coun-
Try, wherever the gong
is apt to be heavy-The
L. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads The L. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheel
The I. S. Plain.
For best results
everywhere - u. S.
Royal Cords.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-08-07
Ed. Howe Tells Why
He DiShkeS Wilson
CI'rom Ed. IIowc'~ NontblyD.

Woodrow Wilson is d perfect type
O. the GOOD MAN cordially dctcst.
because he is TOO GOOD.
Mr. Wilson is in favor Of paying
school teachers higher wages he is in
favor Of a system of higher education
that would almost bankrupt the work
ers and result in few Of our young
people learning trades. or engaging
in the wor kof farming and stock rails
ing. He is crazy about better schools
ALTHOUGH we have better and more ex,
nensive schools than any other people.
Mr.. Wilson is in favor of more
churches, more missionary work and
consequently more taxes for the work
erS. He is in favor of the working
man receiving double his former
wages and working one half his for
mer hours, as is now actually the case
in some cities.
He is in favor of spreading Demo
cracy to the ends of the earth, at the
cypense of the workers. He i in
f,ro. af do,,or,,;u;na .,o.,. .,.s..a,
','''' '','''' ''.". TX e'''S 'S''e'''
the workers nave found necessary and
economical, IN order that his theories
of the cIoister may be carried out.
=, W.,
Mf' wilson Is IN favor OF better
'o"uA s.la'i VLose mo must puii.l 'hehi
can afford; he is in favor of more
BOOKS magazines and newspapers
man we need Or nave time 10 read.
re IS III FAVOR OF every form 81 Big
Ia!k, and Is himself a leader IN ut
jerihg H.
ne Is perfect example OF the type
men VINO nave drep-Neated con
.g''P' I"f l91 WORKER. banded toge-
II'F "Iu'f 'ht head oil business men.
ne "'HeEeS thrE are selfish Iruet.
h"rf@"-illhded, ignorant, and must he
itSuI"leQ at every turn ny laws adopl-
yers welfare workers., orators, VII.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-27
MARKET NEWS |
GRAM

-te-AaNrEt AsllH 90 gAStef!N14f =.
Duluth. tinn:, Fee: a z: 81 ,,y,
l = : Az syy $500: re $500; Dag i
shipmeas: wheat $500; oats
Duluth nar inspection: wheat,
Other spring z; all wheat 2: mixed
grain i: ri II; all sFatns 81; Eon
Sharp defines camel the laxseed
market toby. Operators who had
been prominent lin the late upturns
appeared y be backing awayfffor the
the wets.. wore larger than expected.
and thai vas . b&arish. factor. Feb
ruary max closed unchanged at s5.32
nominal: NV May . cents OF at $4.57'
bid, high $k.6e, low Sass; old May 3
cents OF al $4.6S asked; July cents
OF at $4.42tbid, high $4.4S, low $40.
Spot RE- closed / 3-4 OF at &1.56;
May / 4 Prs at $1.55 bid, and July
I ga Of, ats$1.5s nominalasss
Oats osed 5-sA offes At 81 $50
q 7.s. ad] barley, UNCHANGED st sl.ls
Whea8-No. / dark northern on
track. Isl q EOS; No. 3 dark north
ern, $2.t)d $50; No.. s dark northern,
sass @ ss35, No. ! northern. $4,000
2.7o; No q northern,. sass No.
8 northernI $2.6o02.55; No. 1 amber
durum IN track. ,$2.25@2.35: No. :
amber tfurhm, $2.22@2.25; No. I
mixed { Trim on track, $2.2 q 2.30;
No. 2 Il kid durum, $2.18@1.25: No.
l durun OBJ track. $2:2s@ 2.25; No. ;
III ~. S1d Esy eSss n 1r,v Ma 3.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-27
Northwestern Neuss
DEhPEIlTlONS
ARE.DULY FILED
Regulars" Indorse no Pres
idential Candidate, But
Have Full Slate.

Bismarck. N. D., Feb. 27.-The frst
set Of petitions from the. regular
Democratic state organization were
received by Secretary Of State Hall on
Thursday from Williston. The petit
tons contain only % names, and can
not be accepted until they are Joined
by others.
The nominees are: (,
. National Delegates.
r =. Burchard. Grand Forks: John
=. Fried. Jamestown: w. E.. Glotx-
bach, McHenry; j. w. McHose,
Fareoi Joseph Mann. Washburn; r.
=. Murphy. Grafton; w. L. Noyes.
Cando; Charles Simon, New England;
9. s. Woolidge, Minot; NJ. F. Hegge,
Presidential Electors.
erson, Minor; Anna H. Roach, Minot;
w. e. Breen. Burleigh; John sullivan,
Anna H. Roach is the second
woman Of her sex honored with q
nomination for presidential electors.
The progressive Republicans, consist
ing Of the league faction of the party,
In their meeting at Hillsboro last
week. named Mrs. NJ. A. Rudd of
Fargo for this post
The lay opinion is that inasmuch a
women may. under North Dakota's
limited franchise act, vote for presi-
dental electors, they are qualified to
become q candidate, for such ONCE and
to serve IL elected.
The regular" Democratic ticket en-
dorses NO presidential candidate.
Z d. II. Macarthur, former chairman
Of the Democratic state central COM
mittee and now secretary to Con-
gresham John M. Baer, nled his Pc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-27
Davis Cup Matches
To Be Played In New
Zealand This Year

New York. Feb. 27.-AccordinS to
late advices from Australia the chal-
lege round in the Davis cup interna-
tional tennis matches of 1920 will be
played in New Zealand and nos in
Australia as in recent years. No rea-
son is given for this change of venue
but it is thought in this country that
The SHIFT has bee made with the idea
of developing greater interest in ten
mis- in New Zealand. 1t may be. how
ever. that there is some understand
ing between the two colonies regard
ing an alternating Of the cup series
from, time to time.
1t is too 500 as yet to state what
effect such a shift will have upon the
plans OF the winning nation in the
preliminary rounds or ties of the Da-
Wis cup series. 1t is more than one
thousand miles from Australia to
New Zealand. the trip requiring some
three days by steamer. 1t is consid-
cred probable that should the United
States win the right to challenge Aus
'tralasia for the trophy during the
preliminaries ext summer that the
team will sail direct from the Pacific
coas to Australia. practice there for
A period and then proceed to New
Zealand for the challenge round,
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O1OA0o.
GRAm AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Feb. 27.-Perststent SELL
ing, which commission houses foster
ed on freah advances in the price Of
corn today. led gradually TO . mod
crate decline. Much Of the selling
was based on opinions that' h recent
upturnEin values would induce farm
ers and interior elevator men to let
90 Of holdings more freely It was
also pointed out that Chicago was
receiving larger percentage Of The
crop movement than has been tho
rule Of late. Opening d quotations.
which ranged from 1-3c decline to q
like advance, with May $1.37 Ia to
1888 and July $1.31s Ia tosff.31 7-8.
were followed by 4 setback all
around to below yesterdays anish.
Oats were relatively firm owing
to ~scantiness Of arrivals. After open
ing 1-S to ILL., cents higher. includ-
ing May at so SIS to 80 7-8. the mar
ket hardened q little more and then
reacted somewhat.
Extreme .dullness characterized
provisions. Higher quotations on
hogs failed to stimulate any notice.
able change in pork, lard Or. ribs
ADD GRAIN AND PRO--CH
Absence of aggressive buying
brought about further declines in the
last part Of the day. Prices closed
weak, / IA to 2Scents netslower. with
May 1853 to lbs 3-4 and July
1928 ga. # ss
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QUITE A CAR.

Apropos of dowery and extravagant
advertising, referred to In this column
not long ago.. a subscriber sends this
announcement describing an automo-
bile-its name being one Of the less
familiar ones:
"Whixxing speed! Peaceful idline.
1t makes q fellows blood tingle to
look at a 4 like this and feel that
it belongs to him: unleashed 1t win
oar nos to nose with an express
train; checked it will glide along
composediy behind a mule team; q
spirited car. ravenous to devour the
miles: . gentle. soothing car. mild as
a kitten; coachwDrk with the sym
metry Of q Rembrandt: springs that
lull where others crash: upholstery
rom cows back-the lightest good
ak made" I
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GOLD REPORTED
DISCOVERED NEAR
SCOBEY, MONTANA

Soobey, Mont, Feb. IA gold
strike is reported twelve miles
west Of this city and there has
been y mad rush of Scobey to the
scone OF the strike, claims being
staked ont for . considerable
distance o an sides of the SPOT
where the gold is said to have
been found.
The alleeed strike WA made by
Emanuel Honcrlin, a homc-
stcader, while engaged In DIGGING
. well, the state mining assayist,
it Is said, returning q sample OF
the quarts declaring 1t to contain
- ounces OF gold to the ton of
quartz. " I
An hanks and business houses
were closed here Thursday while
all the business men and clerks In
town rushed to the scene in auto.
mobiles and other conveyances.
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DEPUTYPAULSON
CASE WILL GO,TO !
HIGHEST COURT

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 27.-Notice
that the action i~naugurated by Attor-
ney General LANCER to prevent o. E.
Lofthus state examiner, from con-
tinutnE in the employ Of the state H.
o. Paulson Of Rugby. as a deputy ex-
preme court was filed with Judge
Nuessle in the fourth district court
Thursday afternoon, when the court
overruled the defendants demurrer
to the states complaint.
Paulson was named without the
banking boards approval to succeed
P. A. Haldorson. q veteran member.
of the state examiners force, who
vas discharged by Examiner Lofthus
opened the Observation-Disclosures
bank Of Fargo, In charge of which
the supreme court installed him as
temporary receiver to succeed Hal
dorson, who had been. placed in
charge by the state banking board
when it ordered the banks closed.
Haldorson. with other deputy,
made the examination of the Scan
dtnavian-American bank upon which
the state banking board based it's ac-
ton. The deputies reported to. the
state board that the Fargosbank had
made excessive loans, principally to
the N~onpartisan league and its sub
salaries, to the amount Of approxi-
mately $750.oo0. In ordering the
bank reopened on petition Of Presi-
dent H. J. Hagan, Cashier p. II.
Sherman and the board OF directors
of he Observation-Disclosures, with
whom State Examiner Lofthus join
ed forces. the supreme court ruled
that the loans were not excessive.
and that p%ostdated checks which
constituted much of the collateral
Tor such loans were good security
and negotiable instruments.
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NEW TRIAL

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 27.-The
suit Of John Farm Of st. Louis coun-
ty against the Royal Neighbors Of
America, a fratenal insurance z
ization. was ordered retired in a de-
cision by the state supreme court to-
day. The insurance company declar-
ed that false and misleading an
swers to questions relating to medi-
cal Information in the policy abro-
gated the police. The Duluth Jury
found a verdict for John Farm and
were left $500 each in the policy on
the life of Mrs. Farm who died June
20. 1917. The supreme. court revers-
ed b district court order denying q
new trial. NJ
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GRAND r MARKETS..
Potatoes.
.GAssER WINS CASE.

ST. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 27.-M. NJ.
Gaaser, Duluth business man.. won
his suit for recoveryof money paid
Northern Insurance COMPANY OF St,
Paul, in q decision handed. down by
the state supreme court today. He
testified that 4 c. Conner, stock
salesman for the insurance@company
gave him = receipt promising the re-
turn OF his money IL the Insurance
company did not move its general Of
fices to Duluth. The recsibt itself
was not produced in.couEt, The SUI
preme court held today that Glsser's
agreement 70, buy stock u entirely
conditional IN the rsmovA1so tho In
surance company'ss oiices % Duluth
and ruled thaf he sh01ld So given
back hts money.