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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04

s35-s st6y sY.
ttte6 ugtorn1a1toe oe1 og Of Netfprptg.
beos % 8tlligbeos Senign' ttlbdge-
faIoer ieg Dem. Seq tifbdg efaloer gg.
fun enbber gntDo Doning ppl1te
8rebl fonr tan forftanes berbe1t, q
be faiter ct l1foroe oeIagtig st oDer
uMorrnnn6e11" DgiierguHen ! bar
allere6e ti6ligere giort l1n0ffplo ploning
for itn De1i Mffnren iau Der al Sc
oprinoelige ttre S6gsmaal nj fl11
5age1 nloo u@eform er ltafgyiort %
6et ct at baabe, at ben blir 5ogfan orb
net poa lignenoe Maooe ! 1tprn1efte
Gre1nti6b. - .5 D. !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
9eerenbe Nfab for garnene<

2anobrugsoeparten1entet bar 1rp>
Zig foretnt en- @nffe 11n6eripgeller
Mngaen6e bba6 flags Mn6 8arn:ne
faar at @pife. Set btfer ftg at Der
er tufet1er a 11n6erernpre6e 9arn
ber / 1onoet, lite alene paa @rnno
af sSaHig6ont men for en- flor Gel
ion1 SbIge al Goral6renes l1pioen>
beo Maor man taller ONT ttn6erer=
nere6e Barn faa tpnfer 6e flefte 31o
fatHige> forfultne @maa @torbp'r<
neg Higfbarterer. Men &egieri11>
gems 111t6erf6geIier bar bift, at ltge
faa mango l1n6ererttpre6e @orn fom
n1er fra belftaaen6e Siem iom fro
fattige @gnner i @1un1fbarterert'e.
Deres Sorel6re betaler Mpnt NOT for
Ma6en; men oe forftaar iffe at fid=
be ben ilogs Wa6, @arnet trpnger
for at set if1I bottle flor og fterf.
J. Set bar Iigeleoes ptit fig al Der
er foa mango l1rt6erernereoe Yurn
pao 2anosbpgoen at 2an6brunSbssar
tementet nut bar tat fig al @a1en.
0beralt bbor bets @oriu1entcr font-
mer ber 6e ON lob at beie Warnene,
oq bbis Sc finoer oetn 1tn6er bc,1t,
fgreer 6e for at Deo6eren blir nnler-
retet ONT Ben rette ilags Npring for
Sc sntda. r r.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
bIeffeberen is@urppa.

stocfbo1nt Site ssyr. SIeffe.
ber gpt6etute1t ! be balhife @tater og
@olen bar 1taaet en- fornroIigen6e It's
bre6elie efter 6e 11noerfegeIier> Der
er foretaget of BET fbenfe 2egeraao.
@itltatto1te1 artiees for truenoe ior
>@bertge og @eften af europa. @ab-
porter fra ben ibenffe &onfuTi MebaG
opIpier, at Der er 1900 &tIfeloer at
6l9ffeber blan6t rusfiffe Sol6ater /
Norbo, $500 &ilfer6er / weienbers
og 1000 | 8iegelfoppeG.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
SafiigeIfe.

l1noertegne6e gnffer berbe6 at uD-
tale fin biertelige &af til al1e fom biz
ite Spn1patbi og DeItagelie nnoer
bor 6iere Mooers @pgoom og @e-
grabelie. @erltg Sm til @binoe.
forettingen og an6re fon1 lag6e 8loln
iter paa benbes @aare, og til Naitor
Il. 8. Sobnfon. +:.:
ySSofepb g: &aarita6.
8eoer $aarfta6.
.... Wtrs. Sro1,f @olfgra1,, :.
Mrs. Ole @folrt6.. !.
49, wers. Martin 8eIo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
nerne I pn1eg egnen, bipIper gpen. Get
bar n1eget ! bans &ale, ION set ptIbe
secret stil @abn for baaoe 8pfoH %
522anhsfoHS at pnabgrt.
lG!n Mn,lt o6ni11g.

Deeo SenbIif paa set Spergs gsnlaaI
iorn refttes j bette ger. De6rgrenbe
.San1ntenli gninge1 aff 5orggelfen af
.gfatterne beri gtaten og g. Dof..
-ful6e bi enife dt ffna pnalioeIige Dp-
gaber fra iaaon1tne fon1 eiier op6Drfe-
De Garnre { begge De to 1tpbnte Stu
ter. 2ab os ON n111ligt fou Dpgaper.
ober bba6 6e bar betaIt i @fat paa
iann1e 2an6itDffe Sc ii6ite tire glur.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
5ul | 1lYbyoiq oiqertioen.

| ~ 1ctkIIC A0tulDSu, V]Ob " utltHrr wv
get ti6liat, tbi nu bar Der bare tr'
! Gage igien til Sui. 0fierne foritoi
BET git poa &ie1npei % bar flinfe
/ So @ange gioroes Der Stdnos .ford
! bbile Dprette. 11opaa Gfternt66age
/ b1eb @pgrgmad1et: fun6e oe retfE
&ietn til Serfbel6s 80, Ser bdr W3u.
-ligbeo. Sordt bielpe paa Sarter
ogs bol6e 0fferne fla at blt trqtte
gif @utterne efter 2angiIe6en tt1ege1
al 5ioen. Me1t iaa begpn6te set d
bli mgrftt og ingen ti6ite, bbor lang1
set bar igien. Get bleb fortere oa
fortere in6 mellem 6e itore Ernr
,SS1ttet 1ps, bar at gIiutte nogetiteos.
Set foa triit 1t6. 9attgiGa6ett gnir-
fet / @nee1t og forffiellig i1ags Su6=
1e ifrif >gior6e 8elgttt6rfet basliet.
9lIle bo16t fig taufe og ifarp Sp-
rFio1nbeo: SIT finbe 8eten u1aatte
operta6es Sfierne. 93et ion BET 5ar,
bertes l1Ipebpl lite 1angt borte. Dette
gior6e @itnotionet1 er1bttu mere
ippn6t. glIle tpt1fte paa l1lp @iprn
" on6re @obobr, t1ten ittgen turoe
ST het. Sc ipei6et irto / Set ottrill=
qen6e Mgrfe oe ipntes Sc iaa pilec
S5ine og. qrinen6e Sen6er me0:m
Erperne. glI1e ba66e EoI1efnibe n1e6
fla, og OIe 2ongtrnt ba66e oeiaa en-
MeboIber. Gfter en- Sttn6 bleb Der
berre nIbebpl. Son Sdffpiet raa6eoe
til, at aIle futile iptte Zig mtot paa
2angile6en, og faa bleb giort. Sc
ben6te &bg moo gpg og iaa bper til
lin @ant. Sale bar / syronten og
boboe Opn1erfiombe6en ben6t paa
0fierne. Ole 2angtrat ia6 1engft
tibage paa Slp6en. &et iom BET bar
fprat ba1t op og aubbr66: u&etlig TIT
it n ffier en- 11lb lite inte os, baf=
for @Iaon". Wfeo ct bar a11e paa
8enene. Sfierne forito6 set bar no=
get nin6banltgt poafpr6e og Ia t;1-
fprangs. Men bette gior6e @itlta=
tio11en e1t6nn bgrre. st 6niin ellcr
fIere l11bepine glitre6e / Mdrfet Bag
for @I96en. EaIesbenerfeoe> at Sc
fifferlig bo66e 8eir al &jbbpaffen
fom Ioa goren og ne6 ct faitet 6an
@fi116feIlen ober 6e11. gllle greb
fine Sollefnibe og Ole 2angtrtt 1toh
fproig n1eb &ebolberen. Sgr Sc
bt6lte af bar etpar al nlbene liNe rp
til en- al 9fserne og begge ifpet al
Beien og trof @le6en moo ct Srp.
Me6 ct bar Ser l1lbefanp pda ;4ip
og 500. Ole 2angtrut fpret al tre
@fn6 irop, og 6ertne6 ipntes ulbene
at forfbtnbe. @fter en- @htn6 bopet
,@utterne fig af @le6en. t9note EN-
2Dgte, iom oe bu66e me6 fig. og fanot
6o to rlbe liggett6e balb6gbe etpar
Mo6 fra @I96en. Disie fiat Be tbiel
tneo GoIEefnibene og falte6e 6e 6eoe
@frotte OBJ @ln6en. 5oa fit oe
Sfierne in6paa @eien igien og fort=
1atte &urien Mprfet fnloe al 5frpf
for tiDe Mnfal6.. Ween efter etpar
Tirners &i6ring fit Sc pluioelig le ct
IDsglin1t og n1e6 ct fien6te Sale Jig
og bi6Ite at Bette CLINT fom fra 5'1=
1onnos 2ogbDtte, og alle fglte fig
frentfom1nen og reo6et.
i(Sortf9tfes).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04

-Olof Stub. en- ugift Man6, font
/ 6e iiofte mango Mar bar opbol6t Jig
/ Moftao og @tonp 8roof, 6goe paa
ct &ofpitul / Weinneapo1is afbtgte
nge. San bar a11tagelig ontfring 30
Mnr gonu11el. Suns Gig bleb fenot
til @lbotp 2afe. De6saariagen Bot
2rngebetetbelie. 49,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04

-gontmercioI @Imbben beri 8nert
boI6t fin oorIiqe ganfet i @u66at5
&oteI fi6ite Mon6odsnfte1t. Stgrite-
porte11 al @1ubbens Meolemner bar
tiIfte6e. Ie6 @iben al @pisninacn
og Sc formeme Gorer, bleb Ser ogfao
en6el sSorretninoer n6fdrt. sSorenin
gems 2obe og @eoIer bleb faa6an for
o16ret. at ssor11ere, iont Dor 16enfor
@he11 Fan obtages fon Meolemner.
Com Direfterer for 6e to fontnte1toe
Mor bTeb fdIoen6e baIat:: s. M: Mer
amber, -M. 8enion, s.. 50. Donobn1t,
$. s.. See. s. 6. Morbn. Slaf Schei,
6. 81. 5oletn oq s. 8. Sipenfpn. -
On Scr. Gardner, Ser rebr9ierterar
Sen faoforhte u@ar Gheit" Orao1,i,
fdfion I Wi1tnea eaboIis, hbirfen Draa~
nifotion b6et ct ftort 8i6raa til 6iel
pefonnet her. bar tilfte6e pq hp16t EN-
fort Sole hbort ban forflorebe hbor-
Ie6es 6enne u@or Gheit" er orqo1,t-
ferret. Set efs en- ftb Moobe hborbao
aIt 8ornhiertfqhe6s- oq 6iplbeor.
bei6e ibartetnqes. s Mnredbo(ts.
qigr man iffe fom paa Sc f1effe Gle
Der, at man foretdr en iprffifbt ess1tb-.
fd1nIing hber @and 11ontt ifdl n6e
6iplb til Trpnoen6e. elIer trp6e
@tdtten6e iii fbrre 11Inffes Eilfpl.
ser, foofom hpnbte 6enne 9h 1tb'fe
@ommer. Ser gigr man en- alminbe-
fla csn6fontIind od obhriber ct itort
sSon6, font 1ioqer fpr6ta netop for
fod6onne 1ien1e6. @ou hor ttton en-
@on1ite, ionr nt16erf6der hbert 51Sor-
Ionden6e eIIer bpert SiIfpI6e hbor
SipIb gtt1fes. oq 6enne @ontite of>
qi6r p6n hbormeaet fol toaes ubof
set upbnte sFon6 od h6es til hbert
ssorIanq. eIIer 9SilfeIbe. Moar 8eife6
fen6tes ON 11Inffen Fer / sSerdus al,
bfate @on1nter, fon en- @on1ite fra
Winneopolis berop forat 1tn6erfdae-
@tiIIinqen od ndor 6enre@onttte forn
Stem oq afIoo6e gopbort fao blsb
set me6 en Coma beiten1t at h6e $780,
600 iii bort &ieIpefon6. @ftenans
eqentItoe Eoler bar 6: W. 8fetffer,
asft. 5efreter for gicic Msiociattrn
i ct. @onI. Son dab e1t rteaet flro,
Iidefrer11 oG forn1fttd Sale. Set bar
life life oent1e oItrttn6eItqe @lp3t df
@frno % bot air., iont ma1t foo
ofte. for bdre be6 foabnnne Gnlebninz
GER, men gooe praffiffe 8inf ont
hborIe6es en- Commercial gInb. fan
bore til birfelia Mntte, iffe bare for
noqIe foa inoen. 8nett men for alle:
ssoMzi Bbe1t, enbbt6ere lite lite bare for
beofontnen6e 8n> men for here aont=.
11t111tett Son id at faa offe. ct bet
gilfplbet at rlodle fod fdaer. at fna
>aontror al en nia radt1ifatiott ! bet.
l0ien1eb m benntte 6ett M i'm t''1..1'. e1en.
9Ere pn @pbinft men hporfon1he lif1
sfoa e. ;il1ftpIbet, fo HE tffe en Gnntt1'er
seiar Gfpbs bpre en- e5atfces. Gn Tito 4.
f,lan ron6e gspott bdo hnr ct fi'er'on
Ell Commercial Club bleb ffnret ret..
{ iao ff,t1tbe nen nidre e1, f,efs Bel i +ilf
ot pbrette oa pehIi o1be oob ssii'r.
sffnselfe n1eIrenn tfnf tod '1s,rss s,zs
ne smt horbt bet ffors er innhnnI
Gibbs Dpdot,e 1T idrde 1fdenlen ffnr
edrr1ertlps ssnterel ier ior. Qnipl.
I4sta; 81 q tdi',, Sos biislpsf ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
9e bgie 3riier pa 1yarnterne.

8oft6eparte fen6te for en
Eio- ii6ean Spgrgsmaal til 100000
Garrterezi oe Sfater, bert fret1trp=
6en6e @rao er 2anobrues esitmer, for
at .bgre 6eres Mening onr bbao Der
ffl1nbe gigrees for at re6ucere Sc bite
8rifer paa Meben6igb osartifIer. Op
H til 6enne Esio er5 on1fri1g 10000
#Sbar Bit nnoeripgt, faa &oit6epar.
tenrentet bar faaet en- go6 Oberligt
ober, bba6 2anbsbe omningen ntener:
De giennentgaaenbe @bnr piier, at
Garu1erne frrItg flager ober fpIgeu-
Be Eing: -, ...... .-.,'..
@t Der er 1tnt1tltg at fin6e not &r<
bei6sbialp, efterfom 8berne treffer
tit fig 8ieneiteglttterne og Sarn1er-
neg egne 8grt1 be6 at ti1bD6e BEN
ftgrre 2e1t og Iettere 2ibsbiHaar..
= tn.
:. 9en itore Gortieneife, iom @}el-
lenrman6en tager for Snfetningen
nf Moobarerne.
Mangel paa M6ler, bborDeo Sur
tnerne Tan fontn1e 6irefte Sor6ih-
6eIfe 1neb ben er6elige Sorbruger
Set frerrgdar al 1rtanee af @bare>.
ne, atttagelig faa mango iom so &ro>
cent, at be6fontn1e116e tp1tfer paa at
.opgibe Garmen ener i1toffrenfe @ro-
o11ftione1 beo at Iegee 11ttrtore 'Sor6
atn6er NIoe, og fom @runo opgtbes,
.bba6 obenfor .er faet, bbortil ffonuner
en- h1tage116e 9aru1e ober, at iaa man
.ge gpernesii ct prohueere1:, 49,
Disfe @bar bar BOLT ftor 0pmerff<
fombeo og er fprIie fornroligenoe
1tn6er foaoanne SorboI6e, font bi MT
Ieber, raar aIle opforores til at pro=
oucere 111eft 11t1tIig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04

x Z. 4.
ser. baIb Golb nplte Dag 1to6 5tu=
Derne og 2angileoen forn @ofeen
og Sc. iefs 1iblige @anmeroter iteg
ombor6 Gn bel Slot norffe Gutter,
% nog1e. Senter, bar ntgot fren forat
ie oent brage afiteo. 9Har baobe
posfef glnIeont1gen til at It ct iar=
fhl6t gfife6soro til Sgrgi1te: Mfle
Hob og biftet i1r6tir 2anailpoen font
a,6af ipne it,6e / 9foben paa ben an
ben Sioe Glben. &l. 8 om Mftenen
bnr BEL 6oreitbtue, og 6er. ff oe oper
Matte hos nogIe 11ngbongfa fantn1era-
tet If SGnle Stontpe1t
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-02-04
g - I. - i
Sra i1rgto,,.
.Jar,.terne % 2an6ets ganer.

Gbeferne for er. 5ar1nero organifa=
TONER, oer ifaI eprnfentere 3, 600,
900 Sarn1ere, offenhi ggioroe ! syre,
bags Ct fRI1es 0een1or a1toltnt bDori
.6e forogn1nter etbbert 5orfgg paa at
forlpnge 9toen for @egieringens
.@o11froI ober 2nn6ets gnner og ta=
ger Droet for, at ganerne itrar oper=
.6rages fine Gfere igein. E : ..z#: ..3:s :. :.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02

,so Columbia or 10 ports OF the AZ
.antic.
The movement OF a certain snare
OF the Oriental business over Western
American rail lines Is necessary 20
prevent increased costs OF transports-
ton OF foodstufs between the West
and the centers OF population moving
domestically over those rail lid g.
ANY effort on the part of foreign car
riers to accomplish the diversion Of
such business would be undoubtedly
considered an emergency under
which the Interstate Commerce Com
mission would ac. through absolute
embargo. II necessary, 10 prevent such
effort from being successful
surely no sane citizen OF tae
United States in full possession of AL
the facts would be so unjust az 70
charge that any depart Of the
Government would do other than take
whatever action was necessary 10 pro
tcet the interests of the United Stst"s
public and maintain undistuib ID. the
n'pVrments over the American rriI
lines. the balancing OF which Is 50
essential 10 the public veal. Parti'G-
larry would they act TO prevent for
eign interests from being successlui
in their efforts To make Intellectual "A
law OF the United states
"LET SLEEPING Dogs LIE"
Admiral Benson stated that In
trans Pacific trades at the present
time there seems to have been sDc-
cihc and successful effort To prevent
American vessels from procuring ne
turn cargoes at certain ports whiio
ships of other nations have come tuli-
freightcd. Application of section rs
might be invoked To require equal
confederation in cargoes from 81 IN
discri ninating ports for United
States vessels. owned either by pri-
vate citizens or by the Shipp nS
Eoard
"Exporters and importers in the
United states who have felt the need
Of an American merchant marine as "A
dependa Bile agency for the expansion
OF American commerce and for our
military protection, have no objection
10 section Is. II foreign carriers
should divert their ships from Amer
lean ports. such exporters and i'm
porters would. undoubtedly. continue
to route their business over American
water carriers and American rail
limos
Concluding tho admiral said by
way Of warning 10 foreign carrier in
terests:
THE United states is in earnest In
its efforts 70 place within the owner
ship by United states citizens the
control OF at least a part of It's traffic
in import and export. II II should by
any possible means be held that the
departments Of the Government lack
such authority as Will insure their
being able to- protect American inter
csts in such control. additional au-
thurity will be asked by the Admins
tration and will undoubtedly be grant
cd by Congress. Foreign carriers and
those in the United States interested
more in foreign than in AmeVcan in
stitutions viii do well to lot sleeping
dogs lie. "
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
DOUBTs FIRMS AMERICANIsM.

II was stated hat the liner DE KaIb
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
TAKOMA PARK READY
FOR HOLIDAY FIESTA
hay"- Council and Community
Band to Lead Big Parade in
Subu,b Next Monday.

Final arrangements have hc, n
Completed for TAX oma Parks largest
"blow-on" on July ). Takoma Park.
Washington's largest suburb, and
Montgomery county's largest town.
has II population or 5000, and viii
have 800 in the parade.
Tho mayor and the council. wiki
the community band. viii lead. Houses
and stores along the line of marrh
viii be decorated.
The parade will start al 9:30
O'Clock at Fourth and Cedar streets
and Blair road. and will dsband at
haipc and Tulip avenues, where 'he
program Of exercises will be held.
Floats, hundreds OF costumes, an au-
tomcbile groqup. and patriotic units
will feature the parade.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
GREATEST SHIP MAY
co FOR 3 MILLIONS
Mail Steamship Company's Of
fer for Levlathan Seriously
Considered by Board.

Tho great steamer Leviathan, hnest
ship in the American merchant ma
'rine. soon win be taken out OF rhe
hands of the international Mercantile
Marine. IL was learned today.
Admiral Benson, chairman OF the
Shipping Board, said he was giving
serious consideration TO the bid Of
s3,OOO.Gm for the L"viathEn made yes
terday by the United states Mail
steamship Company, an Amer can con
Germ. when this bid was nrst re-
ceiyed officials OF the Shipping Board
strongly indicated IL would be re-
jected because OF a condition whi. h
made the ofer contingent on the
board lending the company $4,000 900
with which to recondition the LcY.d-
than Hs a tirst-class passenger liner.
FAN0RS 20 PER CENT OFFER.
The offer OF the bidding company u
pay the Shipping Board % per cent 81
the yearly net earnings of the Leyia-
than. however, has favorably inhd-
enced Shipping Board officials, who
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
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sw,uty. and they need "TZ.'
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fresh and sore-proof "Tiz" takes
caIlouscs and bunions "Tiz" is the
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substitute.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
WOULD HIT RACK HARD.

port rate now applicable via Van
couyer." he said.
WOULD HIT BACK HARD. q
There WOULD be required on mer-
chandise moving for export collec-
tIon by rail lines within the United
States OF the local freight charges.
such as would Apply on II like kind Of
property for the same distance in the
same direction and over the same
route, In connection with commerce
wholly within the United States This
would be the local charge from the
point OF origin TO the border port,
which. in most instances, would be
class rates This would make "a
charge via such routing to Vancouver
much higher than the domestic rate
from such point of origin to any Pa
The Washington times., 1920-07-02
ORCHESTRA RUNS BEHIND.

IL costs money 10 IN an orchestra
IL Is said that tn Philadelphia of-
chestra is facing q oeheit next season
OF s55, 600 In spite OF the million-dol-
lar fund recently raised. Twelve or
IT'S concerts next season viii be con-
Quoted by osslp Gabrilowitsch.
The Washington times., 1920-07-02

said today they might ma a way TO
arrange the contract.
The reason that the international
Mercantile Marine did not BID ON ths
Leyiathan al this time was because
that company thought IL could use -
upkeep contract with the board as o
club with which 10 scare Shipping
Board officials. who said;
They are not going To get away
with H."
Representatives OF the Interns-
tional Merchant Marine were on
hand yesterday when the bidding ON
the Leyiatban began, and presented to
the board a communication which
strongly intimatd that that company
might Try to retain the LeViathan on
the strength OF the maintenance con
tract which II concluded with former
Chairman Payne.
DOUBTS FIRMS AMERICANIsM.
Shipping Board officials, however.
are unanimously Of the opinion that
this contract can be legally abro-
sated by the board. The Shipping
Eoard Is stow to credit the widely
published contention Of the InteTna-
tional Merchant Marine that II is
100 per cent American
II was announced that the board
had practically approved" OF a con-
tract between the Hamburg Anne rican
lines and the American Ship and Com
mcrce Corporation, whereby the latter
will take over nearly sixty og the
trade routes Of the great German
concern.
1t was statedS hat the liner DE KaIb
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of 500 600 The De kGlb was the
former German raider Prinz bitel
Ftis6ri-f.
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would be sold 10 the American SHIP
aud Commerce Corporation IN ac-
coTdance with its blds OF yesterday
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BLUFF Of BRITISH
CALLED BY BENSON
Warns Carriers Who Threaten
To Divert Trade From
u. S. Harbors.

Continued from First Page)
Vancouver in either direction on mer-
Ghandise locally moved, nor to the fN-
port rate now applicable via Van
IonNnr - he snld
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cine Coast ports withn the United
states. Movement through Vancouver
would he made impracticable unless
In connection with American vessels
operating from that port.
ANY foreign carrier making such
transfer Of operation would thus hnd
itself at still further disadvantage IN
competition with the preferential rate
allowed American Nesse,n than II lheS
continued their operations AT the
American ports.
EMERGENCY POWERS.
Foreign threats and propaganda
will fail." said the admiral. Those
" no use such arguments on behalf OF
foreign interests overlook the fact
that the transportation act Of 1870
has given TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission authority In 'emerGency
TO direct traffic or establish AN ON
barge against movements Of freights.
II also has authority to establish an
embargo against movements OF
fTeights. II also has authority 10 os-
tnhliSh minimum rates OF any com
modify moving subject to the Inter
,slL,e Commerce act within the United
states. The commission is aware OF
the necessity for preventing the dis
torting OF traffic upon the railroads
OF the United states, such as would
be accomplished by an effort by for
eign carriers to divert the export ana
import traffic now moving between
Pacific Coast ports OF the United
States and the Orient, either to Brit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-08
>WinDred Black Writes About:
Gratitude and Love

whether he wants 10 or not. And he
opens doors for her and gets her a
chair. and picks up her handker-
chief, and he's read Robert Louis
Stevenson. and even a play or two
by Bernard Shaw And she's proud
OF him. and all her friends think
he's awfullv nice. So good-looking.
don't you know, with such a fasCin-
ating smile
He has a little business OF his
own. or at least he has the half OF a
little business. He bought IL with the
girls money She lent IL 20 him
and now he's doing well, and making
money. but he hasn't paid bacR
what she lent him. And lately, his
family is making q row about her.
They say they will never approvs
the marriage because she is di-
vorCed woman and doesn't belong
10 their church. And the man listens
10 them. and he is getting neglect
ful and Indifferent and she sees him
drifting away from her. And her
heart is breaking. and she doesn't
know what 10 do or which way TO
turn
My dear the first thing 20 do Is
10 get back the money you lent him
every penny Of IL, And when
you've got II. put II in the savings
bank until you can find a good in
vestment for yourself. not for any
| body else-just for you
Don't wait FOR him 10 break the
engagement-dont wait until yoD
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Phianthr0bv

meet him at the theater some even
ing with another girl. Break that
engagement. yourself, and break II
now
You'll neter be happy with him
in the world. and he will never be
happy with you Pity, they say. is
akin 20 love. Gratitude may be 2
cousin TO love-but only on the wo-
mans side OF the house.
\ Sure Way.
have seen woman fall in love
with a man because she was CRATE
ful 20 him. and / have seen a dozen
men fall out OF love with a woman
the minute they knew they ought
10 be grateful 10 her. Men don't
like TO look up-they ike to look
down.
do YOU wish 70 lose your
FRIEND" says a Spanish provefb.
Lend him some money"
Do you wish 10 lose your sweet
heart. my dear? Lend him money,
get him "A job, save his life. hold up
his self-respect before the world,
put him under obligations TO YOU
pouf there goes Cupid out Of the
window,
And the next time you fall in
love make the man believe that
you're utterly helpless without him
and watch him devote himself 10
you. IL he's at all the kind of man
who's worth your own devotion.
Copyright. 1920