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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
MAY PURCHASE SILVER

The government, under the Pman position begin purchase of silver bullion price dollar and is in the market for 00 While in the market approximately 99 purchases be made the dollar England everything possible pound down the the white purchases have been China in the market paying high $41 The necessity silver with the day although effort the fellows against the of the growing coinage purchase of silver by the hints the authority purchase the silver from the produced by can corporation individual This fro mforeign countries not be expected that either country will when there great practically every country earth and when demands of producers be
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
She Had It Buried.

An illustration of the extent to which gold and silver are being hoard ed in China, the far eastern division of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce gives currency to an incl dent reported of an old woman paying for her purchase of a cotton mill with $5O0,000 worth of gold bars, which she had dug out of it's hiding place. It is estimated that, due to the disturb ed political conditions and lack of ade- quate banking facilities throughout China, at least billion dollars worth of silver is similarly hoarded, which may partially account for the present exchange sitution.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Fuller's Earth.

Fuller's earth obtains it's name from it's original use in fulling cloth, but only a little domestic earth is now used in this country for that purpose. It is used principally in bleaching and in clarifying or Altering fats, greases, and oils. It is also used in the manu- facture of pigments for printing wall papers, in detecting certain coloring matters in some food products, and as a substitute for talcum powder.
 About 75,000 tons of Fuller's earth are produced annually in the United States.-United States Geological Sur Vey.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
GOVERNMENT BY SPEECH.MAKING

One of the closest students of national life Blythe azine writer Mr. Blythe has made discovery and
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
France Developing Water Power

The water power of France is es- timated at 1O,OOO,OO0 horsepower, as compared with 100000 horsepower for Norway and 6,O00,000 horsepower for Sweden.
 Before the war only about 750,000 horsepower was used, but a further 45O,O00 horsepower was developed during the war, and by the end of 1921 1,6OO,0O0 horsepower, or 16 per cent of Frances resources will be worked.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
MONEY STATIONS

When Frank Mnsey put out od scrap magazines for the days while cheap explained he bad discovered that here money" enumerated these the nickel dm quarter half dollar Really what Mr. unsey must have these express stops md that all other coins stood for waysatons like was ey dncionbu haven't scrap for long, me and must be that the reading public changed stations of the late prophecies that minor ongress drive the nickel to museums Senate mmttee Banking Currency reported favoraby bill to in wocent pieces, and another Fnghuyen odes for the eight pieces Washington railways have joined the use n for fares In effect these eight pece es that represents the sort
 stop the commercial world quite probable will have the pieces
 stations will be recognized by public at large
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22

someone hasn't mentioned before He Washington ed by the spoken worldly spehmang Success he believes has been oator remedng evils has been to dictate speech issue giving the widest publicity to let it go at that.
 There thousands of politicians country achievements could be scFe tn'ed under he heading
 The country itself is about apprasemen public for this year. probabilities he spoken word" and guage measuring the qualifications governing country. Just like Mr. Blythe has sad
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-22
Endless Quest

"You don't read the daily Health Hints any more?"
 "No. Dr. Bilker's column lacks va riety."
 "How so?"
 "Most of the queries come from fat ladies anxious to lose surplus pound- age and lean ladies who want to ac- ouire a few rves."-Birmingham Age-Herald.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

teiIt. Das gurea1l miro am i. 9ftn-
Der er0ffnet peroen. 9. 8. 8et1lon,
aanopirtidnft aommilIdr oes
stuates 3nibington, III abteilu11gs-
DIET nit sauptquarfier u st. galIl:
aulufb. 80 9as Diifriftsgeridt n
GuIutb iprad am Douuleritag 278
&ldaern sdaoener1aR in SoEe Dnn
So, 100000 81; oas llrteil 1T gege1l
Observation-Disclosures g. 8. &i-
mes OILS gabnoireffnr Ddbren6 0es
ariegs geridtet Die 5d,aoeneriub.
Hagen Itiibten iid oarul1f, baB ourd,
sSl1rfen aus 2~ofon1otinen Der Greet
NortbernTgabu Die 8alofeaer ert-
Itanoen ieien, melde I'M Gloquet Di=
ifrift um u. 0ftober 1918 allsge=
broden maren. 9ierfHr miro Die
gabngeienIdnft peruntDortiid ge-
mndf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
5nozOafota.

CIT 8oint. Gin fred]er 9teb
lltnbl einen an5ug aus Dem Al1fo11o-
Bill beg Sberifs, Deld,es 1111beali1l1d-
.tigt auf Der straBe 1ta11o 91e Use
lte bot Der Sberiff bere1ts altruder-
balte11.
9urpn. Giae Der lDe111ge1 41r-
den, Ore IN SUD 9afotn 1ors6arpl-
gen gebaut puroen, MIRO pon NtIfs
glieoern Der afr1fa1111d,eIl Nfefgool=
fferflrde Verelnlgl111g b1er err1d9fef-
Ole gerein1gung bat 8r1tiloe1gerll1m
ertDorben urD miro a 1lae91fer SSu-
funff NIT Grrid1t1111g oes BotfesDali-
es beginner.
Siomr Sails. giad elr1er Tin
teriudgung nes Eooesfuaes Der 5ral1
Waul1o Boiling, elmer gIntDobner111
bon gelbp, erffldiirte Der @orot1er, ooB
Die Jrau ibrem 2eben ff%reitniaig EN-
Gnoe gen1adt babe. Die 2eidye Der
5ruu murbe i'm grbgeihoile ibrer
@obn1rna IN Selbp NIT ei11eu1 Bett-
tud erbdngt al1fgefunoen, Sic bin-
terl6Bt ii1ren Mnnn, Charles Boiling
nnb Elm iebs Mornte altes &tno.
Nean gld16t, odB oip ulgludlide IN
einen Mnfun non Shnerm1t Suno
an lid gelegt babe.
@ermiuion. - AIM gien}faq miro
bier iiber SEN goridlnq oes Ausga-
Be BON 8onos IN Sobe BON $15O,OOO
obqeitiu11nt merben fiji. sic 5rridtunq
BON gubaufen aur Spdid1Ie urb 81
nnbpren shulaebd110en. Mnn 5ieht
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
anrje Nadrld)ten aus
ben norDmeillt9eu stQQten


Ieotpouo 5das Gertrude GIN
man. elm is Sabre altes Nsaodea,
Ierlng ben gerIesungen, Die He erlIt,
ais 0as MntomobI, in Dem tie fnbr.
lid a,tf Der 2anoitruBe uberidlng.
89rei anoere Herionen, Die liida an Au=
tumobn befanoe1. far1en nit gerir1g-
fIiaigen gerlesungen 0aDon.
Heo @ing. 80 goula1a Seifert, Der
Sobr bes 5urm1ers 9. 5eifert. nate
IGasmorth, isis. mobnboft, Dur6e,
ale er id@ nit einem giergeipa11n
anb ei1em 8ffIuge mod oem 5eloe be-
gab, pom 8liee getroffen uno au Der
.SteGe get0tet. Die pier 3feroe MUIR
ben ebenfans get0tet.
9ulutb. - Jrau g. S Naulelf err
tilt eiinen sddbelbrub unD irr1ere.
gerIesungen, OILS Dos oon ibrem
Munn a~eIfeuerte MutomobI nabe benz
gountp Arme1baus lid Mber1bh1g.
Serr Meuielf tam nit leidter gerleR-
ungen oapon. s@ier fano etne Sur
itatt, Deranlfaltet bon %Snota1err Der
Reo cate GeIerpation. 8iefe Suola=
ner baben i'm Mderbuu ltr1o m Der
giebsudlt aroBe Sortidritte genuadt
uno hnben nun bie Grgebnifie Tires
6IeiBes ibren MitbMrgern Dor Au=
aen qefubrt. sic perben 8feroe, Git
BE. 5h1pei1re uno @efliigel auf Der
5air ausIteaen, iotuie ol1d @en1i.
Ie, Meuis uno anbere Gelofrndfe. Nud3
Deiblide SnnDarbeiten, IN oer1en DIE
Snoianerfrauen ieh Snbren redt Mn-
erfennensnertes leiiten, Duroen our
|5d,n1 geifeat.
gnB Safe. - M. 8 gnrton, 8rd=.
ioent ser u%niberihdt BON Maihigan,
[(frnber 8raiioe11t Der n1iDerfItdt bon
Minneiota) Ser oie somrnerferier out
ieinem bieiigen 2aloiTk 5llbrad1te, TT
mieoer nnh Mnn Mrbor, Neidl., abge=
reiH, INN feline Amtspflidfen 51 er-
fiiaen. auf oie 5rage, ob er, 90 er
bod iest IN Wihigm arntlid taf1g
iei, pieleidt iieiner1 m Weinneiotn ge-
Eleqenen 2anbiiB aufgeben Deroe, er-
flarfe er, baB oas nidt ieine ab1tdf
lei.
ct. BauI.-8R @riinbung zines
|9epartements FIR gi11iDanoernng u11o
;snouIfrie, meIde CUR GutfDidfung oes
NoroneIfens beitragen fod, mnroe
om Moutag BON Ser 8orfbern Yae1-
He Bobn in ct. Ea1l Ninn. mttge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
uorozOafota.

@Ilbp. - 9ier bra1nten uel1l De
bdiuoe I'M @eiddftsblod nIe0er. Ser
Sdaoen 1T ungefdbr 100000. Bon
ssnfl1er urb anberen Srt1duften Der
Nad,boridaft marbe Silfe geidift.
Gepns 2afe. Yoli5eihef Us.
.Iimbee teilte ben WitglieOern Der
Gtaoffommi1ton nit, BOB mdbrel1o
oes Mlpnnts Augult IN Der 9rtlduft
26 Maiir1uer negen getrlrfe1beh per-
baftet murber1. Auf Die 5rnge, rper
sic 8etreifenben feien, meinte Der
Noli5eidef nSie marer1 ole ange1efe=
ne un0 nlte ginipobner."
Minot. - @oupernel1r Coz mer0e.
te iid in Ieiner bier gebnltpnea Hebe
an oie fortidrittlid)en Hepublifaner
uno foroere tie alt ben 5pl1ren bee
periforbenen 8rdlioenten HooleDei1
All fplgen. Sic Nenftio11 N Der re.
publifaniiden 8arte1 fei nod Die gle1,
DIE, Ste Aooiepelt 1912 befdn1pft ba.
&c. sic bnbe sic republfaniibe Nat
form oiftiert nnb BEN repl1blHnn11de11
@anbioaten monument. Oils 8erDeIs
brahte er cine Site bon 2euter, DIE
ieiner sIagabe mod au Dem repuhfn,
nifhen &n1npagnefonos beigetragen
baben. Die grpBen @eiddffsinterel1et1
baitttten 6aau beigetragen, Die amerfa=
niiden Stimmgeber 5u beeirflnl1en.
5ennfor 9drbi11g bnbe brieflih lleine
DISCRIMINATING nit Dem replbl1fu=
nilden ugoB1 8urnes befnnbet, ben
Idyon Noo1epeH Dor adt Snbren 10 er-
bitterliid mgegriffen babe.
@ebrp11. g. 6. 5innep BON bier
arbeitete beim 8relden am Separa=
tor. Ser .8lotper" murbe berlfopft,
unb 6inneD madte NIT Ger 9engubel
9ronu1g IN Dem 8lotDer. 8nbei ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Poltna0ri0ten aus
der dlten EeIn1atb
Rpro-9entiddaub,

8erlin. Gin GROCER Weuleums=
einbruh IN Gotbn be1ddffftilgft uld Die
Beiige &riminal 8oli5eL neH oie
gdtterr bermutlib gerliner spe5ialii-
item itnb l1no per1uden Der0en, Dos
geltoblete Gut bier 5u @el0 al mo-
den. Sic gmbreber erbeuteten iir
100000 Marf anttiffe Mrem gllrm-
bdnoer, N1inge, &reu5e, Ra0eln n1lo.
oergIeiden mebr, alles Roifbarfeten
aus @olb n11D 5ilber, Ole INIT grtaanz
ten, Herlen, etc. beiest au1n Cell ald
NIT fleinen ig3lomfen IN blauem un6
buntem 5dmel5 Der5iert fuuo. s3ugang
oeridufften llie iid 1lad1 art Der 5alfa-
oenfletterer, inoem ie nm 8Iihablei
ter en1porlfiegen un0 Damn alf einem
5ien1Iih breiten Meal1er1ims IN 10
Naieter 9boe an ben 5enifeM oes err
ten 5tods oes GdloBbn11es enflang=
gingen, bis tie Elm geeignetes Sem
tier ul1oen. Sier beidmierftm he lie eine
groBe SdRibe NIT elmer breiigen N1df
lie. mHu1eu DQ11u CEN StEt QD 1tftO DIE
ghpibe hpro11s nnb ifienen il Elm.
sshr W11nriH nnlf Scr n6rbIiirfpn @n.
sfprip oes anroesml1ipnnns Il Ser lie.
5mei 6drdnfe erbraden nnb ibrer
'hohe,, 10 n,,h,ihe;,Iiid m;aSsr Nor
So, ateiniiin,g ,,,1a nrn glihaheifer
ss,,h> asrar-,1e,,
@er5in go; o;ro,, =G;rhr,,hs.
a;o6ifahl i, an aoha-atari,,rn = az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Gdaueia.

Sen. Die riibere &aiierin
ia teilte eii1lem 8eiuder III 8Ernngiin
no tie u11o gr-aniier &1rI ibr gou1i-
ail baben, oie traurige Nadridf nil,
bob so MitglieSer Der 5amaie 9nbsz
burg IN GROCER Gel0nof Ieben. SIR
ginfon1n1en bat nufgebort urtn an If
rem HriDatDerm0gen bdben fIIe 6lfrh
Die G~ntDert1ng 0iterreidHben Gel
6es groBe gerIuIfe erIitten- Diie Derz
bd1rntpm 9obsburger bnbe1 iid, ger16..
tigt gefeben, anerlei Beiddftigu11gen
5u ergreife1l, Inn iliidb Dor tntfddIiidem
Wangel sn idiisen. Mebrere grsber-
50ge fins nIs 9a11olungsgebilfen IN
@eibdffssbbdluier e%ingefreten, urb ei-
nige Gr5ber5ogi11nen bethlehem @ou-
pernnntenftellltugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
3uderarabidtAuflaae,

Chicago, 10. Sept. Ben1nte Der
3uder1Darenfnbrif BON Burte Bros
in Chicago uu1b orei acknowledgements
@ngrosbduiern, empire Grocery 60,
.Sabes.Nm Bros. unb M1oerion SaD-
Tor gompanp, mur6en ON SamItng
BON BEN Observation-Disclosures oes
Hroftgrabihes nit 3ltfer n1geflngt.
Sn ben meilten @lngefdae1 miro BEN
Mngeflagten Dur 2aif gelegt, et1Dn so
Hro5enf @e1pinn beim 8erfm1f er5ieH
at baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
11Iinneiota

ct. &aul. Sic M~nglIe0erilag
bes Miler Mennorin 9ospnnIs an
oie uniperlit1t pon Minneiotn 1T be-
reits ~poldugerl unn miro IN Strait
treten, lobaio bas 9ospitul fertigge=
Iteat lit ur1b ieiner 9eitimHung mber-
aebeu miro. 9ie Rranfenpflegerln-
men merben lire tbenretifde 4usbil-
ouna auf Der uniberiitat erbalten;
1adboem lie baum nod einen prnftl-
Ideu aurs mn 8ospital ourdgemad3f,
merben lie ihren &lrius an Der Unit
ueriitat beenbigen uno Damn gruon-
iere1. 9ie &urIe fir Die Hflegertn-
men, ie 70 IN elmer &lalIe, peroen N
3eit Ifeben. 4ub iniofern miro oas
SospituI IN enger 8e5iebung da Der
u~niperitat Ifeben, aIs ole SSruferaer
oes SpspituIs @raouierte Der llnlper-
1itat iein merOen. 9ie Grultees tun
aaes, mas in ibren &raften iftebt, Inn
nas Spspital bis gnbe Climber fer
tia su baben, oumit Die Aer5te bon
ser nMinneiota State Meoicol 4f1o-
eiatioua, Dem Tie IN 81. 9aul ibre
Sisuna abbaIten, oas Sospltal be-
fidtigen f0nren. 9as Sospttnl miro,
,penr1 es fertig ii, mifanoe lein, 300
8atienter aufaunebmen.
minneapolis. @egen Ueitter=
nodt bonn Jreitug auf Samitag ent.
LUIS fih aber ser Sta0t Winneapolts,
nahoem es idon ieit 5funoen ge-
uetterleudtet bette, elm beftiges 8e=
uitter nit Sagelidlag, Deldes leood
nab SEN bislang porliegenoen gertdl=
ten feiueu an5ugroBen Sdaoen anrid)
tete. Sagelforner bon erbebliher Gro
re serbrahen einige enIfer1detbeH,
beiddoigten perihieoeHe antoddber
unb trieben oie EaHanfen urter EN-
1diisenSes 9bood. ober oas Hn1Def.
Ter borte 10 Idnea mieoer a1f wte es
gefommen mar.
grainero. n Gin Sourilt fubr n
cine Mutomobilgnrase, Inn Bn1olm
at faufen. Mh einem -brennelDerl
53inobol5 moate er nnablebe1l m1eDIel
8oiolin iid nod Inn 8ebdlter befuno.
als cine grploiion fib 61fr11g n111
Ste 4leioung bes 5remoen, ipfp1e oas
Mutomobil 5euer fing. Ser Garage.
eiuentin1er pernrnd5te Die 6lan1mer
ieSnh NIT einem Sunbloihapparad
nod redt5eitig 5u Ioiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

jdnb e, DaB oie 9engnbeI Dem Ma11-
nc nit folder @udf ms @eiiM &C.
frieben mlIrbe, oaB lie atuiiden oe11
4uger1 Tim III ben &opf brung. Ser
Eo6 erloite i'm bnlo BON feire,l Get
ben. 9reIderleliter ioaten iiold,e gor-
f~pnnnni0e cine @arnl1ng ein, 0enn d
elm nnfoa tam Idon ffraber IN oieier
.@egenb ei111al Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
9erreiBuna Ser Ii1lfen aal11ge lt11o ei
men BluterguB ms Auge 0auon.

Sadaeu-
@res6en. Set eiirriger Set iiino
III Drpsoen mefr als 20 Sale BON
sgdlnffrnnfbef feitgelfeH noroen. IS
;bn11oeIt ifiid9 babeii nid5tt mn 0ie sblnf-
frnnfbeit, ME re in Mfrifn porforu1IIt,
Ifonoern nm eiine 8egIeiteriihbei1u1g
Der Grippe. Gs tretelr onbei Storln=
gen IN @ebirn on, Die eitel modem
l111ge11 Gdlnf Derurind,en. Die Ba-
tie1ten f0nr1en MIR aeitmeilig getDeM
neroen, Inn Nabrung ein8lnebme11.
Mandn1aI geIingt nidltt einmnl bies.
10 0oB Tie funfitlib erndbrt fuerber
miiiien. EBpiih iino babei groBe
sShpddeauitnnne Die &rnnfbeit bat
.alld3 mfolge 9in5utretens bon 2un-
genent5InDnung 5um Eooe gefubrt.
Sic bier beobnftete Sblnffranfbeh
IiH nidf MIR IN DRESDEN uuf, fon=
bern 1T uber gan5 Geutidlano Der-
Fbreitet. 8%elonoers beftig 1T Stuttgart
oubon betroHen.
2eip5ig.- Sier finbet bonn "a. Bis
|26. 5eptember elm @atbOlifertng
ittnH.
SeTeu.
Main3.- gs mar am 90. Muguit
1920 n1io Dor ietbt 200 5abrer, baB
Der frouu1ne Bfnrrer bon Sdenbeim,
nit gearnen Aln1ius Gneiar, Die @a4-
fabrt 5u Gbren ger 81. ID Notbelfer
IN ser BON inn erba1tfen @upelle So
fobsberg emfuibrte. Or bat 6ies nui
n1em Stfein beretDigen laifen, Der nod
iest I'M EortnI eingenlnl1ert 1T. Bic
les BOT iid5 n Sen DerflofIe1len zoo
Sabren I'M Stnm unb I'M 2eben Der
G0lfer gednbert, nber treu geblieben
1T oas gIIdnbiige goH oen 81. Notbel-
fern felt iienem Eage Dor 200 Sabren,
mo 6iefe 8anfabrt eingeffnbrt nuroe
uno oeren 8ebddtnis iekt begnngen
murDe.
2urern6urg.
2nremburg. - 9ie bon Ger &egie-
rung auridgetretene @roBberaogin
Nearie Moelbeib BON 2uremburg bat
NIT Miutter nnb Gdtpeitern oaliern-
Sen AufenfbaH uui benz olteu Sfumm
iib sdloB 9pbenbl1rg bei gab Soel5
@berbaDerD genonrn1en. Sn
Merib lit Der en1erit. 8fnrrer gid.
5rpn1mes iu1 Sitter bon ~ Snbren
geitorben. gr mar geboren at Neis-
oorf 1913, nirfR IN Heberfeulen, IN
|S%fol5enburg1 SDn un0 8iDer. 8or
IL Sabren ging er ms &loifpr nnb
Merid 5urMf.
Seferrei4.
Wien- 80 Sic alten 9d11oelsper-
ffrdige 5miiden Geutfdlmo uno De-
ferreib finb IN elmer Rorferena bon
g~ertretern beiber 2dnber erne1aert
norben. Mud Die Meiitbegumfisungs
flnuieln finD mieoer IN Rraft getre-
ten. Sic @iiener BoIi8ei gab befn11rt,
bnB gegenDdrtig IN Bien 100000
politilde 55Inidftfiinge leber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
gralliens aaiferfamilie

Nio sc sSaneiro, IL. Sept. - BBrd=
fioert Beifoo bon BruiIien bot eir1er
GrIaB u~ntter5eidnet, n1rd5 pefden Die
gerban1111ng Ser eben1aligeu auiierfu-
n1ilie tpioerrufen miro. Son Der Ser
|fngung Derben et1Dn 90 Mnglieoer
Der 5a11iIie betrDffen, bie iekf CIR
ln11bnis baben, Die 2eiben oes ebeu1d=
Iigen &niiers Con He6rD un6 Ger che
malige11 @aiierin mad graiilien 5u-
riidaubringen. Die 9anol1tng oes GGrd
iibenten miro BON Der geiamHten
|HreiIe gelobf.
SIS bietet sda1t. - t9err Soiepb
9atient aus Magog, Auebee, ldreibt,
sd fnn11 Iagen, oaB mdbreno Der
epidemic Ser ipanifden Snffluenan
|5ornis Mperfrd11ter iiib BON u1iddb-
barem 8erte IN urierer 6amiIie uno
Rohbarfdaf ertpieien bat, inbem es
uns gegen oiieie Nlnge beidbubttte-1 Ole
leg 5lnerldiIige &rdlterbeiI11ttel bie-
let 5dyuB u1ro !&eilnng IN aden Gor-
men bon grftdltungsfranfbeiter, benin
es reguIiert Sen Mngen, mirH auf 2e=
Der nno Nieren, frdiftigt bus Nerbeu-
fplfem, uno It6rfft uno befelfigt ben
qnnaen @6rper. @s fonfe jiid1] I'M gee.
oi5in{drnm ieber Gamilie befi11oen.
Mnn frnge nidt 6arnub IN Der Apo-
.tbefe;; es Miro MIR ourd beion6ere Cos
f~alagenten geIiefert. Rdbere Al1sfunft
ertpiIt ST.. Heter GabrneD & Cons
SO, 1901 8aiBireton glDo., @bicago
SSH-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-07

Renaker Poultry Co.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-07
.(s{lS
Keep kllsZz3zk< X

Hot in Richmond, $3.50.
L Joe Cooley to E. E. Wyatt
lot in Berea, $1oO.
Lee 'Congleton to Harry Hop.
pc, lot in Richmond, $1,000.
Sadie Maupin to Frank Maupin,
lot in Berea, 81.
Frank Maupin to gu. Weaver
lot in Berea, S. (50c in stamps).
I. II. Burdett to G L. Weaver,
lot in Berea, 81.
Matte Witt to Harry Hopper,
lot IN Richmond. 5000.
Simeon Turpnl 10 F. H. Bar
nett lot in Richmond, $500.
). f. Lucas to c. A. Watkins,
lot in Berea, $3.50.
CA. Watkins to M M. Robin
son, lot in Berea, $500.
Hubert Willoughby to A. H.
Thomas, lot in Richmond, $3.50.
c. P. Willoughby to same, lot
III RICHMOND, SILoU.
Waller Bennett to Sam Mober-
ly and wife, lot in Richmond,
$1,000.
Lee Congleton to Cy Holland,
lot in Richmond, 5000.
Reuben Turpin to Dock Simp-
son, lot in Richmond, $500.
Bette Clark to same, lot in
Richmond, 81 $3.50 in stamps).
Kate B. Schlegel to H E. Bing-
ham, lot in Richmond, $3.50.
Addie Mae Harvey to Kellogg
& Co., lot in Richmond, $1,000.
B. Current to E. M. Norton, lot
in Richmond, $4,000.
Mrs. Ella Bybee to Jasper
Isaacs, lot in Richmond, $500.
Susan c. Denny to John Denny,
lot in Richmond, love and affec-
ton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-07
The Matter With, America

Il
Answering the pertinent question
what's the matter with America
these days?" the Fargo Is. D.
Forum says:
Too many diamonds, not enough
lalarm clocks. -
1 Too many silk shirts, not enough
blue. flannel ones.
Too many pointed-toes, and not
enough squaretoed ones.
Too many serge suits and not
enough overalls.
Too many decollette and not enough
aprons.
Too many satin upholstered limou-
sines and not enough cows.
Too many consumers and not
enough producers.
Too many oil stocks and not enough
savings accounts.
loo many envy of the results of
hard work and too little desire to
wealth and too little desire to emulate
it. ,a5a
Too many desiring short cuts to
wealth and too few willing to pay the
price. p sY
Too'many ofthe spirit of "get while
the getting is good and not enough
of the old fashioned Christianity.
Too much discomfort that vents it.
self in mere complaining and too lit
tie real efforts to remedy conditions
Too much class consciousness and
to little common democracy and love
of humanity.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-07
REAL ESTATE DEALS

A. f. Sanders to Estill Tussey
@ 5-10O acres for $500.
Carlos Moore to w. T. Moore
l20 2-3 acres for $1,000.
w. T. Moore to Carlos Moore
81 acres for $4,000.
Chas. Rankin to Irvine Shifet
IL IL acres for $1,000.
3 l.. Masters to E. M. Masters
81 IL acres for 81, love and af-
lection.
John B. Browning to WI T
Moore. 50 acres for 1854. 1O.f
Emma Moberly to James c.
Vincent, 81 acres for $500
7 W.fMA' Arbuekle to Hiram
Hughes, 2 acres for $11O0.
]. T. Tussey to VIM. Schooler
1220 acres for, $3.50.
Jas. d. Congleton to billiard
Hill, 81 acres for $4553.75.
| w. F. Tribble to John G. Bush
l59 acres for. $500.
X. ,. 1endren to w. .. Hen
ldren, 1888 acres for $1,000.
w. t. Turner to E. G. Croucher
4 IL acres for $3.50.
j. w. Dismore to 7 w. Hern-
don, 2 IL acres for $3.50.
Sophia Treadway to John
Davis, l IL acres for $3.50.
Luther Barclay to w. P. Will
son, "a acres for $3.50
Arthur Taylor to d. E. TAYLOR.
92.76 acres for $13,3o7.7O.
Taylor Bogie to George. Hill,
100 acres for $500.
v, ii. Estes to VIM. Tribble, 81
acres for $500
+. M. Roop to Thos. E. Hen
dren, p IL acres for $1,000
Willis Hisle to VIM. M. Hisle
l3Z A acreszfor$7754.o7.
W. G. Brandenburg to NJ
Brandenburg, .54 acres for $500.
Bert Moberly to N. E. Prewitt
l acre for 81.
Ancy Poff to K S. Haines, so
acres for $500,
Laura ,Wink1er to Howard
Rose, 8 Ia acres for $3.50.
r. c. Smith to J c. Kelly, 40 |
lcres for $445O.
Joe Mcqueen to w. M. Nc |
queen, 3 acres. for 500.
Joe Mcqueen to same, IL acre
or 500.
Joe Tussey to Dennis Taylor.
o acres for $500.
Burton Roberts to L. K. Morris
9 acres for $13,455.
Joe Long to Leadnere Faulk-]
Ter, Al acres for $4,000.
Abfaham Williams to Rhyan
richardson, so acres for 5000.
Town Lot Transfers
L. IS. Burnam to Amos Ballew +
ot in Richmond, $3.50.
Sarah E4iysDeaton to ]. S. Wag- f
rs, .lot in Berea, ST ($2 in
tamps).
HarFys IIopperssto- C. F. Barnett,
IT in Richmond, $1,000.
Same to j. L. Payne, lot in
edmond, $1,000. 80.
L. P. Evans to William Gordon, |
It in Richmond, $1,000. I
w. II. Haden to L. P, Evans, |
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-07
!. 'tHOAN'S LHVIMENT
NEVER FAILS MEr' ).
ANY man or woman who keeps Il
handy will tell you that
same thing

ESPECIALLY those frequently
~ attacked by rheumatic twinges.
A counter-irritant, SIoan's Lini-
ment scatters the congestion and pene-
trafes 1ithout rubbing to the afflicted
part soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere
for reducing and finally eliminating.
the, pains and acheis of lumbaeo.
neuralgia, muscle strain, join stiffness,
sprains, bruises, the result of exposure
to weather. /
Sloan's Liniment is sold by all drug
gists, 3Sc.. roc. $40.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-07
Richmond Daily Register
3 n. sAUFLEY. Editor SID Preprs~s.,

Entered at the postofrice in Richmond
y second class mali Eaettsr under Act
If CONGRESS of 1s76.