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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARIES.
The w. w. Barlows and Jay Glerums
Celebrate Wedding Anniversaries
With Party at Barlow Home.

A double wedding anniversary was
celebrated at the Barlow home on, Wis
consin street Monday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Barlow were celebrat-
ing the sixteenth anniversary of their
marriage, while Mr. and Mrs. Jay B.
Glerum were celebrating their tenth
wedding anniversary Mrs. Barlow
served an elaborate supper at $50 o.
clock following a pleasant social after
noon,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19
WONDERFUL AIRSHIP
MADE BY RICHARD RHODE
Is Exact Replica Of N. G. 4, First Ali
Ship to Gross Ocean and Is Marvel
of Every One Who Sees It.

Ship TO Cross Ocean and Is Marvel
of Every One Who Sees It.
Most wonderful skill is shown by
Richard Rhode, First Glass Scout who
has passed the Aviation Merit Badge
test. in the construction of an exact
replica of the n. S. 4, the first airplane
to cross the ocean. The ship construct
ed by this ingenious Boy Scout has all
the parts Of its famous prototype ex-
cept the motors. 1t is made true TO a
scale and is one twenty eighth the ac-
tual size of the n G. 4. 1t weighs IL
ounces and is composed of wood and
bamboo paper.
Young Rhode, who is son Of Joseph
Rhode, and is member Of Boy Scout
Troop / and will be member of the
troop of Sea Scouts which will be or
ganized tonight, has also made another
air ship of his own design. This one
weighs seven ounces. Both Of them will
fly. Every one who has seen these
air ships pronounce them wonderful
pieces Of mechanism. They are now
at the Boy Ecout headquarters and will
after today be on display in the show
windows of one of the merchants Of
the city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Afford, Durkee
avenue. entertained at dinner and cards
at the Elks Club on Tuesday evening,
Covers were laid for twenty guests.
Diner was served in the private dining
room and five tables Of whist in the
parlor lounge furnished the entertain
,nent for the after-dinner festivities.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19
HAVE IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
Rev. Jackson L. Cole Conducts Cere-
monies Admitting FoCrteen Girls
TO Girls Friendly Society.

Rev. Jackson L. Cole conducted the
very impressive ceremonies, which adj
mitted class of fourteen girls to the
Girls Friendly Society in America, at
ST. Andrews Mission on Tuesday even-l
ing. The girls of the ST. Matthew s,
chapter were guests of the st. Andrew 81
chapter for the evening and two of the
girls admitted will be in the st. Mat
thew society. Three associate menu
bers were also admitted into the St.
Matthew's chapter. Rev. Cole was al
very interesting talk on the Girls q
Friendly Society. Mrs. Lloyd and Miss
Buchanan, of the Milwaukee heaannartvl
ers, were guests for the evening" Al
party followed the exercises.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19

Leo Tecktonius, of Racine, pianist Of
national reputation and widely known
to Kenosha people, will give a recital
in Racine next Tuesday evening. 1t is
expected that the recital will prove of
more than usual interest to the Keno
sha lovers of the best in music and that
a hundred Kenosha people will go to
Racine to attend. The program will be
most interesting one and it will in
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19
CLUB DINNER WE'LL ATTENDED,

CLUB DINNER WE'LL ATTENDED.
Notwithstanding the absence Of the
speaker. engaged for the st. Matthew 3
Men Is Club at Guild Hall Tuesday even
ing there was large attendance and
the meeting was thoroughly enjoyed
Shortly before the time for the club
to meet telegram from William E.
Blizzard was received stating that he
was i'll with the flu and could not at
tend.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19

clude a number of the compositions of
Mr.. Tecktonius. In the recital Mr..
Tecktonius will be supported by Miss
Louise Boedtker.
The picture of Mr.. Tecktonius is a
reproduction of an oil painting by the
celebrated Russian court painter, Prin-
cess Mary Eristoff 1t was shown at
the Salon in Paris.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19

be glad to sing in Kenosha several
times while I am here if an opportunity
presents itself" Sergt. O'Kelly has
consented to sing at the Greenwood
benefit boxing show on next Tuesday
evening to help comrade-also a wear
er of the cross-who was wounded
in France.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19

Harry Balm was in Chicago today on,
business
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-19
Still on the Firing Line. .

Sergt. O'Kelly has delightful per-
sonality and has proven very interest
ing to the friends whom he has already
made in Kenosha. One Of these sug-
gested that life now must seem unin-
teresting to man who had been
through such thrilling war experiences.
"Not at all, said the Sergeant
smilingly. In the first place, I've
had enough excitement to last me the
rest of my life. Then fighting to keep
women out of their Easements drudging
over the wash-board has proved almost
as interesting as the two years fight
ing L did to make the world safe for
democracy
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Hebn anf Sen DSlferbnno

8ie Der befnnnte beutibe General
bon 33mebl III elmer Rritif pes ffHiir5lid
|obgeidlofienen Militdr-n eb%ereinfomz
mems 5tpifden Belgiien u11o 5ronfreid
|erfldirt, bot 8elgien III Der 5nttreffen=
ben grp1gltng, DOB E 5 Ill eii1em flint
|tiigen groiBeren @affengang anf Dem
|ipeitliben continent unfeblbar Rarz
tel ergreiiffen n1nlfe, baB til Der Gnt
Notwithstanding MIR .5esen go
pier iein niirben, hon iebt lib fiir
|Granfreid erffdrt. Das lit Elm Wed11
|ie1 onf Iange sidt, 1eiien 8trfifam-
feh mobl feiner Ser nbidlieBen6e1
Barteifuibrer erleben miro. MuBeroem
nod Elm offenbarer 5obn .ol ben 10
g%enarnten 8gs6oIfferbn1tb 8er geglnubt
bbnt, Ell, tpiir0e III bent Gun Ser Bol=
ter cine Mone fpieIen, ollte ol1rbd 6nlSs
Mbfommen 5niiiihten J%rnrfreidd urb
8elgien belebrt mer0enl /
DeutIdIanb Iiegt per11idtet an 30
ben, niid)t bird Die gegnerii6e &rafffft,
Eiouoern banptididllih infoIqe Ieiner
sgutgIdanbbiigfeiit. 8abrideinlid oif
Menfdenalter biiilong ino Sic ge11t=
jjden niiBeriitaroes Der 6ronf 8elgie1rtz
.5ronfreih fiih .er1fgegen 5u telen.
:Dag meiB 8elaien gut tUe ie6er
BierphiIIiiff{fer. Metl1 es iebt Elm MiIis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
We. q 4 WaNI1
Dfr =


tairabfon1n1en nlieBt, ID tanr es r11r
ben 83mef perfol@n, 6 bas. Redt Der
GeiIbaberibnft 3u idferr, tpe1t1l
Gra1frei1 feline Sdnb tatahlih nod
Dem SSnbnitriegebiet Nbeinlano-Met=
faIeng al1sitreden ollte. Bon bieier
fetten Beute mo6te es iein 5tif OBJ
befommen, ib mi11beiter1s banoelspo-
litifde Dorteile auf @runb ieirer en-
gen 8unbesgenoileni6aft nit Der gro.
Sen Sreunbhim itdern. Dds ideint bet
aneientlibite @eiidtspunft, ben
Dentfdlan6 bel Dem Mbfom1ne11 beab-
ten m11B. Gs bat einen Mntpdrter
mebtr, Der auf feline 8ebrloiigfeit
.Soffnnngen ebt. ,5.s4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

|her er. aunaiihiIt mdftpeilt. iintpietpeit
|bas goIferrebt Shiffbrlb gelttten
fat. Dan1 l6il6ert ct Die 8erliib-
uungen ser B6pite i'm Iettperga11geren
|Sobrbnnoert mn bns G0lferredt uro(
Sen 8oIferfrteben. ESQ
51IieBIi9 gebt ct naber a1f bic
l3iele bes gegentndrtig %regiereroe1llL
8apteg Elm. Dieie gipfeln IN Der an
gemeinen Mriiitltna Der M0lfer 5t
@aiier nrb al 2an6;; in Der Tretbeit
Der Meere, be3tp. Der @lei6beredti-
aung aner Natioten :anf Dem Meere,
fpenigitens i'm sSrie6en; IN Der grrih.
tung zines ob~ligatorilden internatto=
nalen 5hie6sgeribts, nn6 Iebte1tS in
Iber Weoergeltenbmnhung bes iittli=
Ehen Mebtes, qon5 Defenders ratHrltd
Iber nls .@0lferreht" b%efanntett
|@runoi1be nnb 8egeln.
Ser Gftperpunft Der 5dqmnQer'
|fden Musfiibr1tngen lteat III Der 8or=
|iteuung 6es bonn I'll. Sfl1ble, INSIDE
|ionoere bon 8enebift XIV, nufgelten-.
ten Nrogramms fir ben 8ieoeranf,
|ban oes Nolferre9ts un6 bes 8olfer-
|frieoens, nnb ieiner Beurteillng
6ur1 Sic Staatsmdnner uno &orD-
pb6en Ser @iienidaff. III
Cine &eibe Der berDorragenolten
l5tnatsmi6rner unb @elebrten Der Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Gcplantc 1lusitcuune.

Ser Musgang Ser Yrdii6euteasunbbl
fheint aud Sic Seem Sort GDening
Bo]t, 6as Worgan'i1e 9n11sorga1t, %
an %erin1ert 5a babe11, baB es in 1ie-
lem 2anoe nod Mmerifu1rer oeutl6e.n
8lutes gibt. Sic 6reibt:
i. y@S mare 1idtpiertg It'd ett1e retdD]e=
re 1lno nnterbqltet1oere Mus1teun11g
5u benton, alS bic fur oas nddbbffte
6rIblabr I'M Mdeiion 5qnare @ar=
ten %geplante, ote bon einem Mus-
iduB borberettet tptro, benz Der fri
bere 5efretdr 2ane un0 unterridts-
fommiiiar Gintep a~ngeboren Der
etne lelbit en- ern1panoerer Der an
0ere ger MISUNDERSTANDING fran5o11-
|1der &11lfl1r n Alner1fa. gs n1ro I. o1 e
|er1te a~l1sgeoeDnte Ansffelltng oeflen
1e1n, mas g1nmanoerer 11aD Mmer1ta
gepra01 paDen, 9e1onoererl geanofnu
III ~ We uuIal.su ~ aa4
As.stuse q anleleIa s.,a, a ge :
E1pelS m.,s 4't9 os ..s uelpe.rpn. ~, an ~.
". ssnnl NV. 49,
da LIZ 10y % 4s ~ III
Sen Mea;,,, ',,,,iarar Me{%;Mtes g;,,er
Ser 11ntprapid,1pra ! wa 'hattp
daa,a,s sd,atSss !. Io,,,afis6an Demo,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
3mt1t D~anfiaemnesfeit.

@ir banfen SER fir gut aub b6ie
3eiten,
9eun betbe fommen iie a,ts 9einer
Sanb.
@ir oanfeu Dir fit 6rieben uie fir
2eiben
9enn 9n, o Got, 9n bait lie ms &C.
faubt!
@ir banfen Sir fir jebe 2ebensitmn6e
SIR tebe Nadjt, fir ieben ne,ten Sag.
@ir banfen Dir fir iebe frpbe Gtnube
Sir jeoem Diem, ieSeu Ser5ens-
idllas.
8ir banfen Dit, bak gu nit milbeu
!9Gnbe1
Tins nad Dem laneeu betfen &f
tmb Gtreit,
Den bulben 6rteben uiQit bernieber-
ferben .....
9ein Manne lei bafair gebene6eit.
Bas 9n audi nabmit 9err, 9n bait
e gegeben
limb Seinem 8iQen beugt bic Wenid
beit fid;
On biit Der &errider aber Sob 11rb
Qeben
ltnb jebe &reatnr eritan6 61trd 9id5.
9m fibrteit ms Ben 2eiSens,ueg, ben
idJtneren,
9urd cine banse, bunfle 8rifnngg.
aeit;o
God stentt es ans 9id banfesb be1t
st ebren,
Tenn bieier Sag, SER, e. 1T Dir ee.
uetbt.
50 bab benin 9anf fir Gretben uni
fir 2eibe1,
Sab 9anf fir jebe 8abe Der Matn1
Senn mteber fegnenb ,pnfteif Dat 40
breiten,
Die milben 6anbe11 iiber nnIere Tl,tr,
-Mnna &ir6itein, Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
1tttbcereiflia.

8ie 8etpegung III ben B%ereinigten
|Staaten gegen Die uS9nar5e g9anr
0e1 III ben oeuti9en Mbeinlonoen btat
nodgeraoe ei1ren fol6en nmfang a11=
getor111le1, 6nB lie bonn &ongreB nidt
mebr nrbeadtet gelaiien nerben. onrf.
@iir ertDarten beitimmt, DaB Sci. Som
grefb auf Die 8htibriften, sic ibm aus
aaen 2~anoesteilen 5ugeben meroeen,
5eigen miro, bob es Ser &orgreBf81 Ser
Beretnigten 5taaten bon Mme1riiffa III,
bic fir Meniben1piirbe hire eigene
8Ir0e IN pie @agfdale tperfen.
S5ddon am erifen Gage, no dmar-
sc Ernppen bon ben Sr~an5olen nnf
Ole Rbeinla1r6e Iosgelaiien mlroen,
b6adtfe Die geiammte meiBe @eIt GIN.
fpru6 erbeben uno ~iofortige 3nrniff-s
|5ieb1lng Der Siiermeniben perlangeen.
iollen. lin iolde, Inn Eiermenfden,
banoH eS id bier. Das ino ia ffeiin,e
|earaogenen Neger, es fin6 8iIbe, be-
rem Natnrtriebe eIbit onrd Die iltre,1g-
fte Mar1neS5l1bt i'm &eere MIR miib-I
am geb6d1toigt ,merben tam. Tins sic
|Sran5oien balten oieie Mannsonbt
MIDI, mi g5egenteil! sic babem oasI
geiteben tie nit 5Dniider 9ffenbeit
Elm, oiefe Giere eigens 5u Dem 3medi
nod Deutfblanb gebrn9t, i'm benz
golfe 70 reM arunoIid III semitic at
fiibren, odBe beiiegt lit DasIft an
n,1o{ ir ih f6on ei1e geletoignnlg.
Der Berbun00eten Granfreidg nt1o Be-.
iofoers eine BeIei0iigung Mmerifos.
Denn bag noa(en mir cit Tit anenlnI5
|feitbalten: Sic gntideiol,ng bes
&riegs* bat M1neriifa berbeigeffuiibn
he ong tpidire granffreibt p~erIorengee-
tnDeien. Ddrul1g ffreiIih erffldirf d oiie.
8ut Der 6~rar5oien, Sic ii9 fiji sic,
1erbgaltenen 5dl6ge iekt an bilfIoienI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Gin u Sdatjne.

DaB 5ie Nrobiibitioniiten auf benz
Soften iinb, nluB iibnen Der Neio lai-
fen. Sat 6as oberbun0esgeribt ibnen
loeben erit 6llrA feline gntldRioung,.
bob Der Eransport alfoboliiberj Sc
trdnfe aus Sen @un6esipeibern mad
ben 8ebaltilngen bon 8ripatperio-
men benz @eieB nidt ni0eripri9h Ell.
men Stri9 6ur9 Die &ednung gennadt
10 anttporten tie iebt nit einem Sc
ge15ug, Der ben 3med berfolgt, benz
&eimbrqu einen t0tliben 5treib 5u
perieben. Wie 3aibington Depeiden
beiagen, lit ndtnli9 bon Ser Nrobi=
bitionsbeb0r6e Ole Sroer in Musii9t
genomme11, 6nB bnfort &opfen unto1
|Neal5 rur nod an 8iGdereien nno gu.
d%erbadereien berfauft meroen.
6iirfen. S6on Dor 8pet Monoten 1T.
|eine biesbe5ugli6e Muslegung bes
8olitea6 @eieBes I'M 5dabamt ge-
ma6t tpor6en, bat inbeiien nod ni9t
Die @ltbeiBl1ng oes 59abamts Sc
fret1rS 6ou5tof1 prfuhren. IN Mbtnp=
1enbeit 6es aonmijidrs Arau1er 1par.
einitDeilen audi @noailtiqes in ser
sfraqe nod nihf alt erInnoen. nnr ID.
bel m ,rr6 a11aeaeben, 6oR entlpre=.
denbe 8efeble an sic Maenten ser
Brobibitton erlaifen norben iin6.
Gin CROKER ODER 6ph betrGdtIiher
|Geil oes 8ubIifums, ser sem &C.
11l,B 1eines aItQeuohnten Biers niht
ga18 entfaqen tpplfe, hotte ids lett
|ginfubrunq ser Brobibition unb
|Shliebunq ser 0ffentlider aofoIe auf
16as 6eimbr1u aetporfen inns atpiiden
Iieinen bier WGnoen .eiren 1nehr nner
lmin6er ld1nafhaften Erlok In fem
|einitiaes 9eibaetranf hprnpifpnt Sinh
|eine qanae Meibe- hn6iaer @eid,6ffttge
Ifopfe hattie sic @eleaenheit mnhrnp-
notnmen, om Beoirfnig bier6rrifiapr
|5eeIen entdeopnanfnlnmpn -1onos 81
0r,afonifde gdarfe oeg nenen @e{e-
hes pet1iuerid tper %ernbfun6pn m,,r=
E6e. Die3 nor sen Moiieropolfeln M
tiirIih fein @ebeimnis debIieben 1nb
Dem 6eimbr6n Sic p,1f,,hr nba,,idhnpr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
5rpd 8uHer.

9nm nr;nn sh;;df4 gun,,n,, ~ 60.
b;nn S95on ~ Ron Same 81, Sar.
herf Soone, ~. 81 81, a.,
Se, - m;+toI ,,na I.s G,,rasn a.,
meIt 6, ~ nas niMt+ nIa Oy Mrin aalt.
mann II nmer @tirIp' mpiI 'ipi1, ,ge1,
lin 1ns,, treiht ionnern j, III "a oIs
Der n9dite MrS,i6p,,t ner @ere;aiate,
|6tnntp,1 frpi ans offen g.. honIs;fot
ieinen Mpifroo III pi,,en, Sefeerar,
nos ,ho,o;+s III y~..xle q.
trnoa,s ~ nm Vcnngle "
,,eisr as%Has asussa. puN ypu1ly :
~ su4et M: hlui.uena penl g 3. ~
$40 49, J. ~ ;..u puV lelne eupg
49, I ~. del.veL D'uAl', 'pop =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
&tnfatbes Gebeft mftn ehrs
lidpe Arbcit.

Seem Orleans, 2a., 90. Sob. --
ginfa9es 9eben un6 Mufridtigfeit
i'm San6eln iin0 Die berlGbliditen
Aueuen, aus benen Sic an1erifanifhe
geotion in Der ieBt begonnenen Bie<
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod oem &rieg
fh0pfen fann 10 erfI1rte Ser 11eltge-
tpGblte Grdiioent &arbing in elmer
&eoe in Seem Orleans. yBernunft,
flares 9enfen, geiun0er Menidenper=
itan6, @brlidfeit uno 8nfammenar-
beiten. iin1 bieienigen 6aftorerl, Sic
ieiner aniidt nod in eriter 2inie mo-
tig ltn6, Tim Ben 6oroerl1ngen Ser
&e1oromlng Der 3inge in Ser @eIt
gere6t gu tper0en, l1nb materiene Sn-
tereiien nnb rationale 8ludieIiqfeit
iperoen feiner l1eber5e1g11ng mad de-
%tpinnen, penr bie Ser. gtoater .tpie-
Der Elm einfad lebenbes BoIf per-
BEN" &iifi9lage l1rb gntmutignng,
Die l1nbermei6lih ftnb, tperoen Dan11,
10 fagte er, MIR boriibergeberb iein.
senotor @aroing gab in ieiner Re-
DC, Die er Dor Der 9anoelsfontmer bon
stetp Srlea1s belt, alid Die gerlide-
rllng, Dap Ger Sl1oefl an Der tt1oultrt-
eAe11 gi1no1dlilng f~e1lt1ebl1er neroe.
.no oab lonu1er51ene announcement
iel M 9Illel. hho Snoamer'ta aul
Jeoe MIR oenfbore Welle g%eforoert
meroet n1ro- gag amer1tof'119e volt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

mar geblieben aIs oie allBerlide melt.
getpnnbte beitridenbe aiebellstpiirbig,
feit, nit Der Ole Gran5ofen Die lie
bensmurotgen sdapern6ter IN ber.
8eIt ipielten. un6 nun f1iiIttt aud Die
ie Masfe duBerli9er 2iebenstpiiroig-
feit unb Der gemeine geflblIoie unge
bilbete @ulturmeni9 fomnh IN fei1er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

lei fir im1ner babin, 6enn FONT npiir-
Sen sic nnberedenbaren Spfer per-
geblid bargebradt noroen iein. Dod)
Sic relle @eltorbnnng miiiie felt &C.
|fiat nno anf lolibem @rl1nb nafges
bout fein. M~lerbirgs nerben ab
|nidt aGe &oniequer3en Der &riegg-
|fieberg bermeioen IaIIen, NIdihlage
mer6en nnbermeibli9 fein, bod I'M
|Bertra,te1 anf iiA fel6it nnb ieine
&raft tper6e Mmerica als Sieger aus
|bieiem aampf berborgeben, bod rur,
mern es bon nenem beginnt, letn ein=
fabes 2eben 5u fibren.
Da5u gebore, 10 fubr Senator Sar.
|6inq fort, in eriter Clinic ,6aB bic Mh-
lung Dor Dem 8ert probnftiper Mr-
belt bon nerer1 getpeGt miro. DaS lei
elmer ser @run6pfeiler, tpel6e epig
ietn tper6en. benn bns Sell Der Welt
tonne nidt 6ur9 irgenb Elm .paten-
|tiertes @ebeimnritteI, bird iirger6f Elm
@unoer ser Stnatsfunit o6er bur9
irgenb elm @%un6erre3ept Der Hegier-
|ung" berbeigeflbrt ner6en, neil Die
@egier11ng int @r1in6e ge11onunen
tpeiter nidts iei aIs Ole 8entrale, bon
meld)er aus Der gemeiniame, organic
|iierte Mrbeitstpile geleitet miro. Ser
nunt, flnres Denfen, ge1unber Men=
idenberitoro, gbrli9feit, 3ninmmer-
arbeiten Ser Observation-Disclosures,
in Der @refntibe nn6 Ser Legislative
- ale 5ieie Saftorer tper6en idIieB-
li6 Elm beiieres gegenietttges Ser
itdnbnis berbetfiibren, bod Sic &e-
giernng alein tonne Sic 2oiung ni6t
brtngen, ion0ern Das amerifanii6e
|8oH lelbit babe Die &al1ptarbeit gu
lei1ten. Mm 8olf lei es, 11nter MnIei-
tung Ser &egierung, sic gepaltige
Mufgabe gu l0ien.
SIM @~in5elren fIbrte Damn Ser Sc
motor an, oaB Milionen Mder 2a11b
Der urbarmadung barren, baB iber
Die 6dlfte Der 8%ergtperfe unb @niier-
frdfte 6es 2ar6es nnaltSgenubt Mei:
ben. Sier ein8ugreifen nr6 @reifba-
res d1 I~ei1ten, fei umerifnni19er @eiit
ur6 amerifaniide Snouitrie mie in
feiuer a1r0eren @ation geidaffem
6enn mir iino fortibrittli9 in Der
Gr5iebung, fret IN &eligion uno tper=
ben bieretn, Dor allem ieoob in be8rg
auf Ole Hreiie, emig fret bIeiben. 0ir
babe rmebr als Die Mnf4nge eines
%angemeiienen EransportiDltems 8ir
baben nns uunrdblib Har genta9t,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-03
CIRCULATION
 WEEK ENDING DEC. 27th, 1919 1O,375
THE CHOICE OF ROOT.

One of the provisions of the league of nations covenant is that the su- preme council shall formulate and submit to the members of the league plans for the establishment of a per ruanent court of international justice. the court to hear and determine cases of an international nature submitted 10 it. It is Gso provided that the council or assembly can ask for it's advisory. opinion upon any disputed question. It is to be expected that when the league of nations is organ ized that there will be no slight re- sponsibility devolving upon this court
 For that reason She announcement to the effect that Elihu Boot is to be asked to give his advice and to aid in the formation ef this court will De ac- companied by the realization that one Of the country's best equipped men has been selected to assist in this task. IL is a matter in which he has been deeply interested ana it is job for which he is thoroughly qualified He has had both the experience of a cabinet member of this government and Q lawyer that makes his selection Advisable and when there is combined with this the interest which he is known to. hold relative to such court L is plainly evident that wise choice has been made.
 1duch responsibility will rest upon such court and therefore 1t is of the greatest importance that it should be established on the best possible foun- aation VII en. the time comes. That eall permit it to do it's work more ef- Actively when called upon to act in matters concerning the worlds peace and security.
 Tke country has confidence i'll ElihJ Root and there is no question but what he will respond to the duties ir connection with such work in man. aer which will GO credit not only tC himself but to the country. He k the man for the job. @------
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-03
PRoHIsIrIoN WoLAToRs.

From all indications the authorities appear to have done good work in ar- resting those who have been found to be connected with the distribution and s1tle of the poiGoned wfiskcy that caused so many deaths in the Con- necticut valley, but it seems quite cer- tain. however. that had the mixture Seen real whiskey nothing would have been done about it by the authorities snd in all probability they would Lave known nothing of 1t. It was che fast increa sing death list that gave the first clue to the illegal traf- sc. How much real whiskey or other liquors have been sold in that same manner there is no way of knowing and the disclosures that have been made simply add emphasis to the job that is before those who are going to be relied upon tc enforce the pro- hTbition law.
 It has been plainly shown that thero sTe those who are willing to take the chances connected with the sale of it if' it can be obtained, and there are those who are willing to provide or, bargain for or make drinks whatever they are that are ordered, whether they are safe to drink or not. It has likewise been shown that no great diff 11culty attends the transportation of the connections for with motor vehi- oles that problem has undergone great changes. There are not the means for shutting it of that prevailed before the trucks and pleasure cars were available. and this of course ap- plies to other sections as well as New England.
 Just what determination there is to disregard the law has been manifest cd The authorities must realize if they never did before just what they must do if prohibition Is going to be enforced. Those who are willing, for the sake of the money obtained. to sell poison to drinkers should be made to pay the full penalty of the law, but the running down of these dealing in the real stuff will can fer much closer attention.