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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Der Giirfe ,,,,.b G,,repa
rii,t1l1c1t.
Ser Iiirfe n1uB guropS rdumen.
aonitantinppel ioa Do, SHrfe11 ge-'
rinntt nno ein nnabbaugiges Mr-
nenien gebiloet iuer1eu.

Malbington, %. W11aalr d. ssSn eli
l,er bonn Staatso urtement De1n-
nabit betn Sobeu Gat Der Muiierten
5u5ujteueuoen Npte ,pifo sic l1r-
ipringIibe Mnlibt Ser amerifaniiben
Negieru1tg, oaB Der Siirfe aus Guro-
pa Dertrieben tperoen i9ute, tpieoer=
bolt.
Die NiiiHeilnng 1T ahtnorflib Ell
1ter Mnfrage Der fran5olifhen n1o
5brttiiben Negiernllg, ME iid oieies
ssarb gu Dem tiirfiii 8roblenl ltel-
Ie. 8an11 Die glntports s1ote sabgeio
tperoen ioa, 1T nod nid)t beltimmt.
s8ie es beiBt Dernlaa bic alnerifa=
11tibe Nfgierl1n fri ffttige1
.@rl110 5u e1lt0eden, tpesbalb Die
@auptitabt Der Siirfet in europa be-
.laiien 1per0en ioute. 9lu6 glaubt mar
IN 8afbington nidt, oab Die Mpbant-
1neoaner lih ionoerli6 iiber 0iesAus-
.treibung Der 8irfe11 aufregeI Mir
oerL 81 es Gaflabe lit, oaB Der 4rieg
I'M Orient gu rtidt aeringenr Geile
.Durb Beibilfe bon Woban1neoa
gelpp111e11 lpur6e.
Bsie es beiBt, ieielt Die Der. 5taa-
ten Dafiir, DuB Mrlneniel1 alS ll11ab=
bangiger 5taat etabliert u110 oaB
ibnl Elm 10 groBes @ebiet 5ugelDenoet
.lperoe, tpie oie art1eniibe &egierung
.5u fontroliere11 Dertn0ge. Serner miro
.oarauf beifan0et1, DaB bei benz be-.
treffs Der Siirfei gu Dereinbarenben
Mbfpn1ne1l ale1 geatio1en gleibe
.@anoel lsln0glibfeite11 eingerdnrnt
.tperoen iouten, nbne ipe5ieae 8orz
:rebte fiji irgenb cine Der friegfiibren=
ben Mdd6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
glrbeiter.9 .9anbibaten iieate1,.

Des Moines, sSo., sc. Mar5.
Die Dienitaafriib borlie9euben Be
ribte iiber bie an Wiontng I'M Staat
Soma jtattgebabten 5ta6tpnblcn 5ei-5
gen BOB 6ie Mrbeiter-4 noioaten IN.
.faIt oaen 5daen IN ben groBere1
5tdDten ertpdbH muroen. Sn sioiirl
5gitD lpuroe NnIlaee Df. sbort, Mr..
beiterpartei, 5llnl giirgermeiiter ipie-
5bergetp6bIt Die @eiba ftsleute Der
5ta6t batten beftige 9pp poiitio1, &C..
gen i'm gerlab
ssn aterloo nur0e 9eelion SO.
Griegbee, &nnbi0at Ser al1iiierte,1
5slrbeiferih nit gutter Mebrbeit.
slln giiiree litter geiudb nit 5IpeiI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

n - g4 = : : 7.N3' . - a
.alusnab1nen ipuroen fdntlide &onoi-
6aten oieier Nnrtei ertpdblt. gebar
.Mapiog, 100 &onlmilii altling
.6erridt 1pdbH S. S. Man mieoer. Sn
BurIingtpn 5bIug s. Smitb gea,
Der sSalnes 8eIl Snitb 1T elmer Der
6rei glrbeiter-@ @anbib ibaten, nelde i,
sic aus fiinf Man1 RfteBenoe Staot-
aonmiiiion gelpdblt tpuroen. Sn
Clinton .pi1rben nit 5lpei Musnob
men alle glrbeiter @a11bioaten er=
ndbH; Biirgerneiiter lit s. SIS. Gotp-
les. ssn Des Wfoines tpnrbe $. $.
Barton 5un1 8lrgerneiiter getpdblt;;
bier tpnr Sic 8nbl pnrteilos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
8erlins gebinenngen fait san5 anse.
ltufltutelt.

2 ~ q j - q
Glen, 80. Mdr5. Ger 3entral=
MusibuB, Der 0ie Sperationen Der
HaDifale1 i'm &nbrgebiet leitefe, bat,
tpie bon gifen nod 8erlin beri6tet
tpurbe, ane 8e6ingnngen Der 8erli-
1ler Gegierung betreftS ginIteanng
Ser 5einbfeligfeite11 uno glufredter-
balhung Der Sronung NIT NuSnabme
elmer ein5igen, angenommel1. 9ieie
Musnabn1e bil6et Die 8eitimmnng
iiber Mnslieferung Der 8affen, be-
treffg 0ieier lp1r6p Der 6egiernng
n1itgeteilt, 6ie slrbeiter ieiet bereit,
tie a15unebme1t, lpenn lie I'M Gimme
6es 8ielefeloer Mbfon1ntens ansgelegt
lperoe, 0elien ginbnltnng Damn be-
Itinntt 5ugeiibert 1piir0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
2aM Ser gt,lrnlDpfer ifeiat.

Chicago, 90. 9aaadiir5. 2out Be
1ribtef, lpelde Mot1tag dn1ittag ans
oeln SSturn1gebiet III Chicago eintras
len iino i'll oe1 irlitteIapeIH Hidden
5stuatel1, ioipeit Biz iebt befnitnf iit
93 Nerio1,eil ,ll11gefpl1lln ii Obio
siino 26, lit ss1,binna q ,i11b ii sVsi=
d)iigall s erjpnel, getofet luprOe1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
@rpfe Greigniile luer0en erluartet.

6on1, 20. Weaiir5 0epeIben aus
6iume erflare11, bob Die 5taot Dor ge-
nal greigl1ilie f1npe aopttan
.Wabriene s an1tul15io llltD oie 5ililne
MISUNDERSTANDING baben beidlo=
len, 6iume als cine iel6itltanoige &e=
pnblif gu erfldre11, tpoQen nber nit
oieient Sbritte lpnrten, ibs Der 9bers.
]te Mat Der Gerbiinoetel1 an 81. Mpril
in 5an Nenro 5ufanlnengefo efommen
1T 1lno cine gntlbei0ung IN oieier.
6rage getroffen bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
@nflanb einberitanben nit 66riebens.
tlllaebpt.

2onbo,l 80. Osdr5. Der ruIii-
ide Solpiet= Oeinilter bes Mustpdrtii-
gen Gibitiberin bat Yole11 bpn feiner
8ereitpiqigfeit in &enntnis geiebt,
an1 10. Mpril Grie0ensn11terb blum.
gen 5ll beginne1t, ipie 8olelr Dorge=
.iblagen batte. 9ieie Melolt1g 1T IN
elmer Sunf0epelde entbalten, tpelbe
Dienitag aus Mosfuu IN 2onbon ein=
traf. Gibitideri1 fdlagt Dor, oaB Die
l1rterbanolung IN elmer 5taot 1T
.gftlanb itattfinben io1ten.
Die Bole11 bntten DorgeIbla lagen,
bob Die unterbanoln olnnge11 III Borilotp
am Bereiinn 5lnB 5lpiihen Mnsf
nno 5n1olensf, itattfinDen ioaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Gntieblihe 8lnttat I'M Mad)barlan0e.

gl 4aio, 90. Mar5. Cine galr-
5e nerifanilbe Jarn1er=aniieol olung
l1obe sunta Barbara, chihuahua, 1T
bon elmer 8anbe 8anbiten nnter per-
lonliber s5Ibrl11g 6ranciseo 8iaaS
Dem grbbo0en gleih gen1adt llrb iitro
fiinf5iq Mdnner, Jraue11 uno Sim
Der Der Nniieolung abgeidla6tef tpor-
ben, mie bier gerneloet lpnroe. Sn
gSut geraten onriiber, 0aB nuf 1nebre=
re 8an6ite11 bon Der Nniieolung ans.
gefeuert fpurbe, iiberfieI gino NIT
$50 Mann oie geieoerlaiiung die Sur
1ner leiltetell Der5peifelten 8ioer-
ita16, un6 crit als fiinfun05lpan5ig
Bis breiBig aus ibrer 1aaii O1aaiitttte gefallen
pare11, ergaben fib Die ibrigen. gil-
Ia befabl, oob ale erlebenoen ge=
totet, 9anler, 5bel1nen nno grnte
nnge5iin6et iperoen. Drei Ser Sur
11er e11tfarnelt lll1o bra6ten 6ie geab=
.ridt 1rab Der @ren5e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
!fep,1blif Dane1itarf? !?

appe11bnget1, %. Mdr5. Die
fortidrittlihe1l Barteien bon Dane-
mart tperoe11 Sic Mnflofung beg &n=
binetts Ieitens oes a011igs onrb Gro=
Ha1nierunq elmer Hepublif beanttpor=
ten, lpie oas IN aopenboge11 eribei.
11enoe glatt aoeb nbaD11 erfabren ba-
ben tuil. .s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

1etts erfolgte, l1adoel1 ii6 Ole orga-
riiterte Mrbeiteri6aft, Die nit oer
9ultu11g Der Negierung nod ibrer
.Hiidtebr 1lidt einperltanoen mar, ge-
gen Die bon Yrdiibent per0ffentlidte
nele Minilter 2ilte erfldrt batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

2ppenbagef, ~. War5. - S1ele
Mebrbeits So5ialben1ofraten Die in
Ben &eiben Ser &abifalen I'M &ubr-
gebiet gefdnpft batte11, baben Die
6ront perlaiien, uno ibnen folgen ieRt
aub biele unabbdngige So5tal6eno-
frate,t, tpie aus Muniter in 8effalen
nod Ropenbagen berihtet miro.
Oie 2eitung Ser &rupp-8erfe IN
glien itelt in Mbreoe, oaB BORT Muni-
tion fir Sic Nabifalen bergeitent tpor-
BEN iei, tpie beridtet murbe.
Ser 8onaugsausiduB Ser Mrbeiter
in g1Ien bat Die gerfiigung, Die &e-
auirierung bon 2ebensmitteln geitat-
tete, tpiberrufen, meiI oiele grlaubnis
snr Sliin0ernng bon 8ertiahen aus
ben 8obnungen 8oblbabenoer miB=
ssbrau1t tpor6en tpar.
@ilen, 20. Mdr5. S11 elmer 8e=
ipre1ung, oie in @iien am Sonntag
sipilben Gertretern Der 8erliner
&ei9sregiera,ng un6 gertretern Der
&on1n1uri1ten 1tnttfan0, erfldrte Yanl
2epp aus Granffurt, Der 8rdiioent
Der beut{hen &omn,uniitenpartei iei-
ne 8artei tonne ,111ter ben gegentpdr-
tigen 8erb6ltnil{e11 ben @an1pf nibt
geipinnen; Ite noble 6enielben abbre<
den, iobaIb lie tonne, oenn iie f0n-.
ne ni6t anein gegen oas ganae iibri-
ge 9eutiblano fdmpfen. CT fiigte.
bi11au, feline 2eife lponten in eriter
2i1tie Ben Deilifuriiggiaus, 0efien tie
sriinolid nniibe feier, enogiiltia be-
iettigt baben.
Garn tpanote ii6 2ebp on ben
aomn1an0eur Ser &om1mnniitentrup=
pen, einen setptiien 2eitner, 6em nod
geiagt tporben tpar, er beriube, cine
MfiIitGr 9iftatur gu 1daffen, nno
iaete ibn: v5ie baben iih 11n1erer
gntideiouna gu fiigen. Solange mir
6ie ertpdblten 8ertreter bes 8olfeS
finb, baben sic, tpie ie6er an6ere
Solbat, ii6 nr1s 1,11ter5noronen "
Gs miro tpeiter beribtet, man err
tparte abnli6e Beidliiiie aus Dort=
nl1no, gIberfelo n16 8arn1en, mas
beoeuten tpiiroe, baB bie Miblbeimer
@rl1ppe alleit 6aItiin6e.
9ieje lebtere I6eint aneroings Bis.
iekt immer nod auf ibren Soroer111=
gen 5a1 beIteben, bie meit iiber Die Bic
Iefelber Mbnabungen binansgeben,
oeren 9nr1fibrung Dur6 Die Sort
iebung Ser Gein6ieligfeiten ieitens
Ser Gaoifolen l1nn1oglid gena6t
lpuroen; Sic Mublbeinner berlangen
unter onoeren1 bonitan6ige Nufloi=
ung bes reguIdrer Wilitdrs, a1t oei=.
fen Stelle cine refine Mrbeiter Mr-
NEE geidaffen tueroen iolte, Der ale
Saffen ams3nliefern tpare11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
G6erts neues Miniif ter. &abinett ipie
Scr reiigliert.

Berlin, 29. Wf1r5 asann5Ier gou-
ers aabinett bat reiigniert llno Dr.
Sern1dnn N1iiller, Der Miniifer BEG
nuslpdrtigen M1ntes III bon 8rdiioent
ebert nit Ser Bnbnng zines 1te11el1
@nbinetts betrnlif tporbet1.
Wie Der ,gortp1rtg erfI1rte, ei.
11igte fit bie fo5inI oemofrntii1e
Bortei ollf g1iiIler, Der ii1 bereit er-
Hart bot, Sen Al1ftrag 51i erfiiaen
Die Mefigndtiott oes goiters -adbis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
&1tnbseb,t11a 9ege11 &eaftipnare.

Berlin, 80. War3. Ser 1lene
aan5ler Nenner erflarte Montag in
Ser oentihe1l Notwithstanding,
als er ibr ons Brograt1n1 Des nel1en
&abinetts er1ttpidelte, oaB .0ie reaf=
tior4ren gle1ner1te i'm Seer nit eiier=
mem geien ausgefegt" tpiiroen. ST
fugte bin5u, es tper0e feline @naoe ge=
ben fir 1nilitdrii6e Siibrer, Die ibren
gio gebro6et1 bdHen.
Ger &an5ler periiberte ferner, Sic
Gegierung iperoe ii6 einem ettpaigen
Blane Der entente, als gluSg1eib fir
einen ginntarf9 beutiber Eruppen
In bie nentrale 3one 5ranffurt n11o
Dnr1nlta6t 5u beieten, enti6ieoert tpi-
0erieben.
Die unabbdngigen 5o5ial0emofra=
ten bielten am Montagabenb Ser
iammI1ingen IN 8erIin, uno es bieB,
bieIelben iDiiroen bienet6t einer nen=
en- @enera1ltreif bei6IieBen neil an
geblib ieitens Der Negirung ni6t alle
BeDtng1lrtgen erfliQt tpor0en 1ele11,
lrtter oene11 iie fiir5lih Die Nrbeit
tnieoer aufaeno1nmen batte1r God
fonen Sic Jrnuen gegen einen fteuen
5treif fem, ou1 Der abbdngigen-
fibrer gdunig ion entfdieben CUR
WdBigur1g rnte1
sn Der 5tabt 8rnn6enburg baben
bnnoertun6bier5ig Sniaiien beg @e-
.fdngniiies ibre Bdrter ibeupaltigt
.nno fi1o ausgebroden &nbanerie. Die
sur BerfoIgu1g ausgeianbt innrbe,
brnhte n1t Mnnlt tpieber Elm.
8ormarts beribtet am Meo1lfag,
General bon 2onenfelb iei on Der
Spibe elmer Warine= =Briga0e I'M
gnbrgebiet eingeriift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Deutlt)e Kolnn alltefl &C.
ben den Kdfnpf duf
Smhrcr eibt 5u Scr Kanpf lei ansiis stsles. sefeht
an KGmpfenHc. - Die 2scrlincr Heeicrtsfte eibt
sen Hetcn 3cit bis Dicnitao, iRre 1seoineuneeit
ehne perbekalt aft3mn cRmeft.

BORDEN, gSieoereiniebung Der an1tli-
den biirgerli6en nno poli5eiliden
8eamten, porausgeiebt, 6aB ite ni6t
ben aapp=2 iittpib 'idet 5taats tsltreib
in irgenb tpelder 8eiie unteritiibt
baber; fofortige Greigabe @efangener.
8erben 6ieie 8e0ingunger ange=
1lon1men, min bie Gegierung nidt
lpeiter Dorgeben; i'm 8aqe ibrer Mb-
lebnung miro oagegen General BON
Matter nnbei6ranfte 8onnra6t err
balten.
&re6it beri6er5t?
Berlin, 80. Wfdr5. 9lus an1e=
rifanii9en Auellen min bas 8erltner
SagebIatt tpiiien, 0aB i1rfolge oes
@upp- -2iitttpibl1etl Staatsitrei6s
nebrere al11erifaniibe Ginan5firmen,
sic iid bereit erfIart bdtten, gum
8ieberaufbau Ser 6euti9en SsSn0uitrie
&reoite gu geber, ibre Mngebote 5ll<
rIdge5ogen bdtten. 9lus oen1ielben
@runoe, fiigt oas genannte 8latt bin=
gu, ieie11 aud) Die nnterbanolnngen
iiber 2iefernng groBerer Wengen bon
&aIi rtaeh Ben Ser. Staater auf lr1-
beItinn1te 3eit berIboben tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

,anhnal gloubell iuir, bas Slid
ldhle 1,l1s, ipabrerlo es uns bios a1,s-
Iad
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
THE GOLD BONUS

Aaskans generally and as a body can be said to be in favor of the so- called McFadden bill which has as its object the placing of bonus on newly produced gold. This bonus, it is prG posed, would be taken care of by q tux on gold used in commercial and industrial arts. The supporters of this hill maintain that it will in no wise affect the gold standard and will re- vive the gold mining industry which has beey steadily declining with the ever decreasing value of purchasing power of gold.
 As gold mining is one of Aaska's main industries it is not surprising that the bonus proposal is warmly ad- vocated here. The same attitude Is naturally expected in other parts of
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
FIRST OIL LEASING
 PERMIT IS ISSUED

Oil leasing and prospecting per init No. 1, for Alaska, for Fret Haef, was received the other day by Frank A. Boyle, Register of the 10, cal U. s. Land Office. It was signed on Sept. 2, 1920 by First Assistant Secretary of Interior, Alexander Vog. elsang.
 Located at Yakataga.
 The claim which is covered by the permit is located at Yakataga Beach, about four and one-half miles east of Cape Yakataga and con- tains the maximum amount of ground allowed usder the oil leas- ing bill, 2,560 acres. It is known as the Northern Oil Claim.
 Located in February.
 The principle of protecting pre- ference rights of claimants under old location filings made prior to the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02

withdrawal of the oil lands from en- try is to a certain extent involved in the issuance of the permit to MT. Haef. His claim covers ground which was located under the old law and which, it has heretofore been thought, came under the preference right provisions of the oil leasing act. Under these, the old claimants were given a year sub- 'sequent to the date the new law be-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02

the country where the same industry is factor. It is encouraging to note that some attention is being given the matter in the east. In a recent issue of the New York Evening Post, the bonus plan was advocated by the liar riman National Bank which present ed it's case in a paid advertisement under the heading "The Cost of Gold" as follows:
 The federal reserve act requires that 40 per cent reserve in gold be main tashed against notes in actual circula- ton, and 35 per cent against deposits; in gold or actual money.
 The worlds gold production for 1919 was $365,141,21S, to which the Uni ted States contributed $5S,4Ss,s0O, a decrease in excess of $10, 0,000,0 900 from the previous year. We learn that the United States coined no gold in 1918 and 1919, but there was consumed in the industrial arts in the United States alone during 1919 $52, 2,409, TAO of gold, nearly all that was mined in this country.
 Where are we to get additional gold for our reserves unless we stim- ulate production, and how can we stim ulate production except by paying for it? With the high cost of labor and machinery, gold production has dim i&hed because an ounce of gold does not bring enough in the market to cover the cost of producing it, and this is 8 condition that will continue until labor and costs are reduced. Tn, question is will such costs again be
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
GOES UP IN TIE AIR

Tom Marquan, ons of Fairbaals' leading attorneys, wss the guest ef Lieut.. Fitzpatrick in n serial tziD over the country surrounding ths h. tcrior metropolis during ths xisit .H the Alaska Flyers sagaadfrss. ns aviator and his guest remained ia the air for more than an heur, sailiag over an extended ares of eoaatsy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
ANCHORAGE PARTIES FQRN
 COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION

Articles sf ipoorporstioa of - Anchorage Co., Operative. Storas Con- pany were filed with Secretary ysf the Territory The nsr euEDoieaHap has . capital stock of $so.0oo eqnles- ed of 5000 shares nf eoaspea .sfaak each valued at LOO. The dirsetpuAee J. J. c. Moore, Charles Ralhissr; Cbsi D. Pollock, D. B. Rose, Hsazy A Mir phy, Mrs. Nay Aorrisea aad D: '. F. German. A s1o Sss k rsq.issd 1se membership in +hs eoasaay. ..
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came effective in which to asssrt their prior right This time will ,.ot akpirs until February 25, 1921. .whstAsr ,ihs action in the present case h issniag .
 permit on such ground will stand e . precedent in applications filed fer permits in like instances is noe lnown.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward as follows:--
 soc A. NJ. Wednesday and Saturday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwct'd' Anchorage. Arrive 4:35 P. M. Mon. day and Thursday. Connections at Anchorage on Monday and Friday at 7:30 A. M. for Matanuska, Wssilla, Houston. Tal- Keetna, and on Wednesday at 8:S0 A. NJ. for Matanuska, Eska and Chickaloon.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
SUPPORT THE TICKET

reduced to the figure necessary for the gold miner to produce his metal at a profit? Yes, with deflation of com modity prices and reduced taxes.
 The Hartman National Bank would flavor a premium on the use of gold for jewelry, dental needs, window let tering, decoration and hundred other ways. With this premium upon sucl, uses of gold paid SIS a subsidy to the mine-owner, he could undoubtedly make both ends meet and have a legitimate profit wherewith to help pay his taxes.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02

BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON and Dinner served on the Seward An chorage train in tue buffet car. M6.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02

DELEGATE TO CONGRESS GEORGE B. GRIGSBY, ATTORNEY GENERAL
 J. c. MURPHY, FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALYcE E. ANDERSON, RUSSELL R. HERMANN,
 E. E. RAY, THOMAS M. STEPHAN, TERRITORIAL SENATOR
 JOHN NOON,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-12

Ito Be continued.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-12
SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN
Copyright, 1920. by the n. E. A.

Soak fish in cold water for 20 min
utes. Shred Goldfish and put over the
fire in cold water. Let 1t come slowly
to boil and simmer for minutes !.
Add butter and paprika and stir Ia
flour diluted in cold milk to smooth
cream. Cook 5 minutes longer. Add
egg well beaten.
CABBAGE AND PEANUT SALAD
2 1-2 cups finely chopped cabbage
cup chopped peanuts
! cup chopped celery
] tablespoon lemon Juice
Grated rind one lemon
Boiled dressing
Add lemon juice and rind to 9
cups cold water. Let cabbage and
celery stand for an hour in the water.
Drain and dry~on cheese colth or a
teatowel. Add peanuts and serve on
a cabbage Leaf with boiled dressing.
10, egg. within thine oval shell,
What palate tickling joys do dwell!p
Them's my sentiments, too.
MARY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-12
Krew-Pin1a
a Great
Pain Banisher
For Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Tonsillitis, Cuts (
and Bruises.

Krew-Pina is one Of the finest RENEE
dies that has been discovered for thu
relief OF pain and soreness or almost
any sort Of internal or extcrnnl inl
hammation. It is an ointment of
general use containing no harmful drugs.
but is quick in its effectiveness and
positive inits results, One application
will break cold overnight, 7
Group, Sonsillitis and bronchitis arc
quickly relieved and sore aching feet
soothed and comforted by Krcwspinn.
Asthma, pleurisy. headache, and whoop-
ing cough all respond TO Krcw-Pina
and disappear. Sore Joints and muscles
loosen up under treatment q Knew
Pima and sunburn. insect bites and
eczema all heal apidly. Splendid for
catarrh, sore throat. sprains. chilblains.
hay fever, stiff neck, cold sores and
neuralgia.
! Krew-Pina is particularly adapted
to the treatment Of the ills and hurts
OF little children for it IS pleasant, has
no disagreeable odor and doesn't blist-y
the skin. Mothers find tia great help
in keeping the little ones free from pain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-12
FACTS AND FANCES FOR WOMAN AND THE HOME CIRCLE
Confessions OF A BRIDE,
Jordan Spence Forsets Peril as Finds Fair Patient
Copyright, 1920, by the N. E. A.

The men whom our hospitality had
rescued from death, bowed first TO
me and then to Chrys. but no one
spoke. There didn't seem to be any
thing for us to talk about! It's al
ways so in the greatest emergencies,
I suppose; the most highly civilized
persons are restrained and dumb.
The woman who goes into Mysteries,
md cries or faints at a crisis and
increases the trouble, whatever 1t may
sRrfly emotional and super sensitive,
proves herself an undeveloped speci-
men Of her sex and a particular nuis-
nnce.
By being SO perfectly unable to say
word, for a long time, we proved to
each other that we were all OF high
grade as human beings. We knew
that we could trust each other, no
matter how greatly we might be test
ed in the hard days to come.
4, myself, had to Taught g little, not
obviously, of course. Now, two hours
since, had been entirely alone-seal-
ed up dn a rather splendid tomb, to
starve-or go mad! And had ad-
monished myself that at last, l had
arrived at the place where couldn't
possibly make anything happen!
Nevertheless, my tomb had become
almost too, thickly populated-and
crammed with potentialities. Almost
anything might happen! regarded
my companions with immense curios-
ity.
Gene Archer, engineer, was a mem
Der of Bob's college fraternity. Al
ready1 could guess the trend of his
thoughts. His eyes moved slowly
around the walls, the floor, the ceiling
OF the room. His feet, as he tramped
about seemed to feel through tho
thickness of the Chinese rug for some
betraying hollowness of the struc-
lure, some .uneavenness of equilib-
rum, some slightly swaying Tagging
In the pavement.
Also, 4 could guess something Of
Jordan Spence,s thoughts. He was
absorbed in Chrys, not by right of
love at first sight, but by reason OF
his scientific knowledge. He was a
famous physician-and even in this
uueer place, he had found case! He
would let Archer plan our escape
he would trust his life to Archer-but