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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
Statement Of Ownership. Manage
msnt. Eic.


of The Manchester Journal. published
weekly 1t Manchester. Vermont, re-
quirs-i b. the Act q August x. 1912
Publisher, Otto X Bennett. Man
chester. VI
Editor. managing editor and bust
mess manager. otto X Bennett Of
Manchester VT
Known bondholders. mortgages and
either security holders, holding per
cent OF more q total amount Of bonds,
mortgages or other securities: +. l..
Sime nds. Manchester. VI, Miller Saw
Trimmer Co. Pittsburgh, Pa
tSigned)
OTTO X. BENNETT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
ills Is; day Of October. 1920
ALICE r. BENNETT, Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Jan, 81, 1921.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
HELP wASTED-NAL.

MAN WANTED as book Keeper ana
clerk in general store. Rich and An
Crt~s. Manchester Depot, VI Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
WANTED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT storage space. Apply
70 " z Hard 2l-a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

FURNISHED HOUSE for rent o.
Seminary avenue App,y % r ".
shattuck. %
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that a spec
election was ordered by the board
Of supervisors of Leflore county at its
regular January, 1920, meeting, to be
held at the several voting places in
said county on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1920, when the question will be
submitted to the qualified electors of
said county whether the bonds of said
county to the amount of forty-five
thousand dollars, bearing interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum
payable annually, said bonds to ma
ture not later than twenty five years
after date of issuance but payable
after five years at the option of said
county. The proceeds of said bonds
to be used only in the establishment,
equipment, erection of buildings, pur-
chasing lands, live stock or other nee
essary improvement of the Ben. L.
Jones Agricultural High School, for
white children, of Leflore county,
Mississippi, located at the village OF
Schlater,. in said county.
By order of the Election Commits
toner's Of said county. This the 9Th
day of January, 1920.
R. B. SCHLATER,
T. J. PHILLIPS,
S. GILLESPIE,
Election Commissioners.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Letters of Administration having
been granted on the 10th. day of
January, 1920, by the Chancery
court of Leflore County, Mississippi,
to the undersigned upon the estate of
j. T. DeRoss, deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to the clerk Of said court for
probate and registration according to
law within one year from this date,
or they will be forever barred.
Witness my signature this the 18th.
day Of January, 1920.
PAUL JOHNSTON
Administrator.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22
How Any Girl Can
Have Pretty Eyes

No girl or woman is pretty if her
eyes are red, strained or have dark
rings. Simple witchhazel, camphor,
hydrastis, ETC., as mixed in Lavoptik
Y wash, will brighten the eyes and
a weeks use will surprise you with
its QUICK results. Regular use of
Lavoptik keeps the eyes healthy,
sparkling and vivacious. The qiuck
change will please you. Dainty alum
mum eye cup FREE. Sold by Bonds
Drug Store. (Adv.)
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22

D'Annunzio that he and
his followers are pledged to the mot
to: Give Fiume to Italy or give US
DEATH"
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22
BLANK FORMS-Rent. Shs

BLANK FORMS-Rent. Share, an
Lease Contracts; Abstract Blanks
Notice of Protest; Promissory Notes
Collateral Notes; Nurses Records
Posted Sign Cards, For Sale and Fo
Rent Sign Cards at The Daily Com
monwealth' Office.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22

Another distinguished Smith
Capt. Ross Smith, Australian aviator,
who copied $4,000 by making the
first flight from England to Austria
liza.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22

Politicians don't make issues--mere-
" try to face'em.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
PRESIDENT.
FEWER INFANT DEATHS IN MAINE
CITIES.

That the child welfare movement, to
which those Maine cities most active in
modern health work, are giving their en-
thusiastic support, is already bearing
fruit in decisively lowering the infant
mortality rate, is evidenced by the rec
ords of the past year, treating of the
number of deaths of children under one
year of age, which are on file at the offices
of the State Department of Health in
Augusta.
Twelve of the twenty cities in Maine
materially lowered their infant death rate
last year and in many instances cut it in
half Oh even better. The decrease was
particularly marked in communities
where energetic child welfare or better
baby campaigns were conducted.
The city of Waterville offers a potent
example of the results of child welfare
work. Last year there was an infant
death rate of 62.2 per thousand births in
direct comparison with 1923 3 of the pre-
ceding year. In this city most progress
sive child welfare program was carried
out under the auspices of the Waterville-
Winslow Child Welfare League of which
Mrs. j. L. Dean was prominent leader.
Last year Belfast had lower rate of
infant mortality than any other city in
the State, except HalloWell.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
SOUTH MONTVILLE,
Mrs. Ada M. Ring of Worcester, Mass,
has been visiting in town.

Mrs. Ada M. Ring of Worcester, Mass,
has been visiting in town.
Mrs. j. R. Drummond of Salem, N. H.,
is visiting her brother, Jameson Gordon.
Franklin Adams spent week in Cam
! den visiting his aunt, Mrs. o. P. Fuller.
Ada Bowler of Alpena, Mich, spent a
day with Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Ripley
recently.
Forrest E. Howes and family of Mat
Japan, Mass, spent a week visiting the
Howes relatives.
Miss Minerva M. Conner, who has
been in Rockland for few weeks, has
returned home.
Joseph Blaisdell and wife of Revere,
Mass, who spent week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Prescott, has returned home.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Dickey are his mother, Mrs. Geo. A.
Dickey of Greene, and Mrs. Harvard
Greeley, his aunt, of Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dana, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Dow and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Hay of Portland spent the week.
end with MIR. and Mrs. C. B. Dickey.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Horn of Boston,
Mr.. Waiter German and son and Mr.
John Ponset of Foxboro, Mass, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch C. Pease
E. S. Adams of Howard, R. l., spent
few days with his son, C. L. Adams.
On his return home he will go to Ogdens-
burg, N. Y. to visit his son, W. P. Ad-
ans.
c. S. Adams, wife and son Franklin,
E. S. Adams, j. Q. Adams and family,
Mrs. Emma Leighr and Mrs. Bertha A.
Dinslow, went to Camden recently
where they met Mrs. 0. P. Fuller and
her son Roy and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Gross and son on Sherman's
Point and celebrated Mrs. o. P. Fuller's
birthday. They enjoyed a clam bake
and had good time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
LEST WE FORGET.
So. GARDINER. Sent

so. GARDINER, Sept. 2.
AT rousing Republican rally held here
today Col. Parkhurst said in part:
'On Sept. 13 the voters of Maine will
determine who is to represent them at
Washington during the ensuing two years,
and who will readiust our tariff laws.
You remember that Democratic
Congress passed the vicious and sectional
Underwood Simmons law effective from
Oct 1918 to Sept. 1914. 1t allowed our
country to be flooded with foreign goods,
closed our factories and created an army
of unemployed Its operation was sus-
pended in August 1914 by the World War.
1t is just now beginning to function
again. Our imports are increasing and
the favorable balance of trade that in
June 1919 was $685., 600, 900 dropped in
June, 1920, to only s78. OOO,O 900, and we
face a flood of foreign manufactured
goods and the inevitable unemployment
OF labor unless we have a revision of the
tariff,
The doctrine of free trade as declared
by the Democratic platform would be bad
enough If 1t were consistently applied,
but the Underwood Simmons bill drafted
by Southern Democrats is sec tional in its
character and applies free trade to North
ern products and protection to Southern
products. Within the life of the Congress-
chosen this Fall revision of this tariff
law is inevitable. Do you want that re-
vision made by Southern Democrats or
Northern Republicans? Your answer
must be given on Sept. IS in votes You
are charged with selecting your repre-
sentative in Congress and influencing by
your actions the result in November.
GU are fortunate in the 3rd Congress
slonal district in having in Washington
the dean of our delegation. A man of
wide experience, of proven patriotism,
broad IN his knowledge of public affairs,
devoted to the interests of Maine and
your district Influenced among his as
sociates in Congress, growing in prestige
and completely fitted to maintain the
high place that Maine men have long
enjoyed in Washington. Controlled by
high ideals of public life unintluenced BY
personal and self-serving considerations
every public act of John A. Peters reflects
his convictions He honors and serves
your district and should be returned to
congress by an increased majority and
knowing the 3rd district as do expect
you will give him on Sept. Is the largest
majority that any man ever had in your
district"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
Cabain Bros,
Dear Sir and Brother:

do M Of Nw has st the
President of the United States and becomes duty to call
upon you to help More than that we going to fight as we
League out Of Office to elect Congressen in the twelve Con-
districts of the State who will vote to amend the Vol
Assemblymen and State Senators who will keep New
Jersey from ratyng the Eighteenth Amendment and prevent
present form o.:. e...,. .o.:,oao,
by Democrats big for interests and it
be attributed degree the activity of trade
Governor pronounced and he be relied upon
amendment to the Vostead Act suggested
y behind ticket of Cox and Roosevelt and roll up such
e hST s 81 e"SS
This going to be the political fight in the history
of the United States Your liberty ard mine has been taken
from Our business has been lnustly confscaed The
rights the people have been and they lined with
the mighty struggle that is soon to be decided by the
The recent decision of the United Supreme
thrown the question of Prohibition squarey into politics
1t the vital issue the Campaign that under The
They feared of outraged and indignant public
1t up to usmembers of the organized liquor tradeto
force the fight. That is Just what we are doing.
We have issued the challenge. The Ansaloon League
forced fight has made an appeal for $50 900 fund
dry to the State Senate and Assembly to force ra
question about the AntiSaoon Leagues ability to raise
the amount asked. How much raise?
have panned D mot think r 10 oa that ep @
of time to give between and election The fall will be too
headquarters and continue the propaganda that
sary the drive to win pubjc opinion This the second
would bother you for the fact that your
interests hang the balance much Le
beg you remain loyal to the finish Make
this your last contribution you will but givegve something
record the roster Of your local associations and
also that of the State League showed that have been 10y
and regular in the past Do keep that unsued
very end. have always had your cooperation past
please let have for the Federation is put up big
ger fight than it made before.
So that may know just what
ask promptly return the ncosed card filled
out with remittance
Jump in and help fight. Give much you afford
This not merely battle business but
preserve something sacred namely your liberty
Yours fraternally,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
has returned home.

has returned home.
Miss Myra Greer, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to her home in
Maiden, Mass, Aug 18th.
Rev. C. D. Nutter visited mis- parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Nutter, few days
recently before h. went to his new field
of labor, as pastor of the First Christians
church in Lubec, Me. The best wishes
of his many friends here 60 with him.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09

Children CRY
FOR ELE.-~ HERS
G. q $ - RIA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
NORTH MONTVILLE.

School began at the Vose schoolhouse
Aug. both with Miss Roberta Wiggin as
teacher.
burton Banton from Lincoln, Mass,
mas ma been visiting at his brothers., Mr..
Walter Banton.
Miss Hazel Penney, who has been
working at Old Orchard for the summer,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
The Fraternities Hea
and Accid ent aSso

Buy your protection IN
the leading health and
ton in Maine.
CHARLES S. TAYLOR
l8tf Havford Bloc
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-09
"a H,rc, arls lIome, Concord,
n.ass., zc'here Louisa NJ. Alcon
wr0fe Little Women" in 1851.

THE Socony sign Of supreme mo.
Il torlng service is a common sight in
rural Vermont and from Old Town,
Maine to Chautauqua County,
New York.
Automobile tourists have come to de-
pend upon it. They have found it in
out-ot-the-way places-on many trips
it was "a friend in need. And
many large gasoline users in the cities
know what Socony service means
they too have come to depend upon it.
The uniform qualities ofSocony sasoline
have made it the logical fuel for every
motor transportation requirement..
Socony isn't merely one of many
gasollnes. 1t represents fifty years Of
refining experience, and is made by the
most improved methods known to the
industry. Il is truly the standard of
quality gasoline.
Socony gasoline, with the proper car
buretor adjustment, insures quick
starting, clean combustion, low car
bonlzatlon and full mileage from every
gallon. Regular Socony users enjoy
these advantages every day the year
round, for Socony s-~vice enables them
to fill up everywl.=
Look for the rex, c2.:iss and blue
S0cor, sign
STANDARD OIL CO OF NEW YORK
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
gple1t braltdlf 6ilfe.

@albingfort 80. sNaGr5 aut
Nfiittteilul1g Ser polniiben @elanbtz
.ibaft iii 8nibingtol1 miro Bolen 0ie
gsationett-2iga I'm uppenperifar=
fnngell ieitefls Der glniiertell eriu=
den, fa1s sic Bolid)eipifi- -Nrmeen Die
.olher1 gerteioi oigungs sliriett Der So
len gu burdbrebe11 orobe11 ioaten.
9bgleieb 5ronfreicf lpie perloltet,
11lilitdriibe @ilfes till blpeige1o 5l1ge=
iagt babe1r ioG, bat oie perdnoerte
Gage IN Del1ti6 6lanb ben l1n1fang Der
fran50iiider Silfe 5lpeifelbnft ge-
.nnadt.
5oIange bie ipeitiide Sro1lt Der
golibespifi 1ibt erbeblih beritarft
lpirb, erfldrt Ser pol11iide Weilitdr-
Mttade. @eneralmaior 8rDnf, miro Die
iebt nuter @affet1 itebelt0e regu1are
polniIbe Mrmee i11,ita11be iein, iib 5u
sbaIten. Dur6 Die grfoIge Der SotD-
let gruppe1t III 5iibruBlnn0 ie0ob
iinb Sic Bolidetpifit ii11ltano geiett, III
re Sen golen egeniiberfte ebe1toen slr-
mee1 tpeientlid 5l1 berifarfet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Nierifus 1,eues DelgeIet,

8nibi11gton, 80. Niadr5. Die
lpidtigitelr 8eltimn1ungen oes am IL.
Nfidr5 bon Yrdiioe11t Garran5a ntt-
ter5ei1neten Del=Geiekes, tpelhes
poriibergebe 5eiiionen our Mus-
beutllng bon Senano IN Werifo ge=
ndbrt, iit1b iebt IN Baibington ei11z
getroffen uno tpllroe1l am Montag
bonn Stoats epnrteme1t beroffentIi6t.
.aon8eiiionen lperben 11ur @ingebore-
11et1 ooer 11aturaliliertel1 Merifanern
p0er iolden @efeaf afdaften geipabrt,
ipe1de unter n,erifaniiben @efeB in
forporiert iir1o. Die ssabrespabt be-
trdgt 100 8efos fir ie0es &ilometer
ooer grudteil 6aDon. Die 9lbgaben
fir tdglibe 8roonftion on Die neri-
fanii6e &egierung betragen fir oie
eriten 1000 &l1bifn1eter ober lperiger
5 Bro5etlt; 1000 Bis 1000 &nbifnle=
.ter3 Ito Bro8erlt;; 1000 Bis 5000
@ubifu1eter 8 t5=100 8roaent;; 5000
ODER t11ebr a1lbifMeter 20 8reaellt;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
N,erifps innere Gage.

@albington, 80. Mar5. 5iinf
.Nitglieoer Der n1erifaniihen Mbge-
.pronetenfalnn1er, 5lpei @enerale un6
anoere Nrneeoffiaiere, ioipie flint ST.
.biliite11 iir1o in Ser SnuptItaot Oieri-
TO ,pegen geilnobrne an ether 4uttb-Y
gebltng 5uguniten Der 8rdiioentidnfts
S1@anbioatur General Dbregoi1s Der-
.baftet tnorber, iDie Dem 5taats soepnr-
ternelt III 3aibingtolt am Wontag
.al1f an1tlihen1 gBege gemeIoef inuroe..
gnrh bic gerbaftnng oiefer ednnerl
ION Die poIitiibe tspnnnn1lg iii Der
1nerifanifben poupIi pIitaot nod erb0bt
.iporoet1 iein. 8ie Sic DieIbulg beiagt,s
.pnroen oie fiinf Nbgeoroneten erlt.
5freigelaiie1l 11ndbetl1 cine 1l13erif
itiirlniihe 5isitng ii Der &nl11l11er ab.
gebaltel1 liuo Brote eltbeib bliiiie nl1ge..
.ltolnnlen sunrbet unreil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Gbieagps gdlladtb sitreif.

gbicogo, ssssn, 80 dr5. fabe-
an $4,000 Mngeltellfe Der s6lnbtz
bduieri11 gbicogo, 1peroei1 beIddfti=
auuaslos lperbeI,, 1pe1t11 Die Mngefteu.
ten ser l1niol1 sfod yaros oiio grar1-
fit 60, tpeld)e an1 5amltag i'm Dit
terna1t an ben 5treif gingen, 11idt
.balo 5urlffffebren. Gin 8eoulters bon
g(rmour & COMPANY erfldrte, zbnB
al1e Departementg gelhloiien iperben
nliiiier, lpe1lll Der 5treif cine ISOLDE
Iang 6auern iollte.
Sic Gbicago sSunction=8abn bot
oie Babnen benahridtigt, 0nB abgeie-
ben bon Gferbet1 fei11 gieb fir ben
Gbicagoer Marft anget1ontmen miro.
Nieb ol1f ser 8urbfabrt nod Gbica=
90 miro angenoln11en tper6en, tpie. Die
ltmfan6e es 5ulailen. gean1te Der
gtod garDs Gon1pann geben 5lt, 6aB
lire i6n1ntIi6en Mngelteuten, ettpas
tpeniger als 900, an 5treif fin6; lie
per[al1gen al1geb1id eine 2obnerbob-
ung I'M $50 Biz $45 pro Monat 11no
Mbidnff1ng Ser 5onntags gsarbeit @e-
gentp1rtig erbnlten lie $115 Biz 5$f54
pro Mo1tat nit bertbalbfaber Be
5oblung fir l1eber5eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Sic gia,,n,,t,,s sibiriens.

8looitpoltof, 81. Mdr5. Die
Ndul1llng Oifiibirie11s leite,1s Der.
n1nerifaniiden Gruppen miro l1nge,
.fdbr am 1. Npril beenoet iein, tpie
allgefiinotgt miro. 9as gransport=
idiff &bon1as 1T am 10. Mar5 NIT
Sberlt Weorroln ll1lb 1900 bes 27.
Sss1tfanterie Gegin1et1ts n1to bds
=5biff Solrtb 8enb am %. War5 NIT
lpeiteren 1000 a1nerifaniiben 5plba=
ten abgegange11. Sic nod berbleiben-
ben 1900 Mann tper6en n1itiamn1t
General @nt. g. @roDes unb ieinen1
.5tab gnoe Des Monats nit 0er@reat
9iortberlt obfabren. 0ie Mmerifaner
babe1t alt0ertbalb Sabre lang IN Sibi-
rien Dienlt aetan.
VI Die Niid5iebung ser tibe6o =ilona=.
.ftibe11 Erl1ppen aus 5ibirien lit CUR
5@dIfte abgelbloiien l1no lniro Doraus-.
iidtlid ant 1. sSsltrti abgeid1oiien iei1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
9srobibitions-syaae.

8aibingto1t. 90. Mdr5. Sic
8erfaifnngslnaB bes 18. Mme11s
dement's l111o beribieberer Seile oes
MusfHbrungsgeIe nuroen Wortag
bon 1lenel11 Dor oert Sberbnnbesg sge=
ridt III 8aibingto1t nrgnmentiert,
biesmol IN 8erbinoung nit ben bpnt
=staat Seem SsSerieD eingelei u11-
mittel elbaren 8erfnbren n11b Berlfil1t=
gen aus Seem seriep l1no 8iseoniin.
@abreno Sic 8ernflngsfaae iih nit
benen aus Gbooe Sslauo, aentudp
unb NeoIfaduietts beden, tpelde fiir5=
lid Derba11oelt tpurben, enfbalt oas
bon Ne1p sSerlep eingeleitete gerfab.
rem einer1 mebr griinoliden Mngriff
.nuf Die 8erfdilungsmd oes Is.
Mmenbelnents 1111D 1nebrere Hnnfte
s6es 8oliteab- -@eIeBes
SIN @isfoniiner Sal banbelt es
.Iid Inn bng Brin5ip, ob 8ronereief1
tberedtigt ii11o, Bier berauitellen, oas
aniheine11o nibt berdl1iben6 lit, OBJ
gIeib es n1ebr aIs 1a Bro5ert Mfobol
oie pon1 BoIltea6 @eieb feltgeiebtef
@odltgren5e, et1tbaIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Prpfitierer WolIell nol11i-
11dtionefl kolltrollierell
Scnater 1serab rnft NIT icincr 1lnidulcieune ec>
1palfiec Scniatien hcrrer. 6caen 1reeS mn1
Ge,pccf, ecriebtct. Oreic Scr Kerrnptief,"
mus Gin GnNc een,a<bt 1pcrNcn.

Waibineton, 20. Mar5. Der re-
publifaniibe 5e1rator 8orab bon So
nbo REF I'M s5e1nt cine getpnltige
gelliation berbor ourb Die 8ebaup-
tl1ng, Sic 2eufe, Die bonn &riege profi-
tiert, batten iib Deridnoren 0ie re-
pl1blifa1ilde lpie Die 6entofratiide
Natio onbertio11 5l1 fontrouiere1l
Die IN ben Yrin1dr1pablen gentad-
ten glnSgaben ieien Ifanbalos, nn6
5nbe 0es &ongreiies iei es, 6ieier
r9rgie Der &orrllption" Elm @nbe 5u
maiden.
8orab berlas ei11en bnrd beldipo-
rene Musiagen erbarteten 3eitungs-
ortifel, geI1dB tpelben1 in ssStroiono
fir l1nteribriften nuf 8etitionen 5l1=
sgun1ten bon @eneralnruior 2eonarb
8oob ie So SO be5dblt tporben 1eier1.
y8enn 0ieie 2el1te, ipe1de glauben,
oie Non1i1rotiot1 faufe1t gu f011ne1,
iebt $3.50 fir l1nterlhriften geben,
nns lperoen iie fpdter fir Stimmen
be5ablen?
General 8oobs @nnlp pagnefubrer,
bebaupten, 6aB oie oes @ouDernenrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
9ie ar1fte SlDtte Der gaitae1t @elt

@albingto1, %. Deddr5. 8is
gum SATIRE 1924 miro Die 5lotte Der
Ser. staatelt Ser @roBbritanniens
11abe5n gIeib ieill, teilte goriiber 8nt-
Ter bonn MarineausibllB Den1 &d1ie
NIT, i11Den1 ersoie 8eltimnut1g IN Der
Marine-B -Belpini nigungs sborluge fir Die
5orfleBung Der 9lrbeit a11 ben abt5ebn
jest i'm 8au befinoliden sdiffen per-
teioigte
uSn ben 11d6iten bier Sabre11, "
singte @err Butler, ,tperoen Die Ser
1ei11igten 5tnaten Die groBte Mr1naoa
baben 6ie ie 1T elmer gleid fllr5en
Beriobe gebaut tporoen iit."
usssrn ssrn Sabre 1924" fiibrfe er fort,
miro @roBbrita1nie1t ie65ig groBe
5dIodtidiffe baben, oie Der Staa-
ten Al 6ranfreid} 26, SsSapan 15 rnb
eSStaliel1 Is. 8dbreno Gnglaito nebr
.S1iffe babe1t miro, fiigte er bin5u,
,lperoen oie Ser. 5taaten ibnen on
5tarfe nneefdbr gleid fem:
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2olpoen nod n1ebr @elo ansgaben als
=1ie. Dns lit ibre He6tfertigung, nno
id bin geneigt, iie fir pabr 5u bal
ten. gs liegen Deridieoene BetDeiie
bafiir por.
Sic 5ituatio1 1T einfad ibanl<
los. @etpilie &anoionten fi116 be-
ihuloigt, eltorne 4nnlp gneausg sgaben
gert1abt 5n baben. 9ffenbnr baben fie
iib gan5 in Die Sdnoe elmer Roterie
bon MnltinriQiondren gegeben 1no
geitatten biefen, ibre 4an1pagne 5li
.sfiibren. ssSebem perniinftigen Nen-
.i1en 111nB es einleu6ten, baB es fib
INN einen nberlegten &erfub banbeft,
Die gfational =4onpe pe1ltion bur1 @eb
5u for1trolliere11
y8enn 6ie genannten 9erren nns
offen iagen tpollten, bon mem oas fir
lie Dernnsgabte @elb itammt mare
id bereit, ibre grfldrnna a15unebn1en
Berbalten fie iib aber fh1ueigel1o 10
ipiiroe man at Dem 5bluife genotigt
iein, bnB oieie 8eiduIo igungen nobr
iin6
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aeirte ,g}nflnrt1tenerh1I,t11a.

Montreal, gonnba, sc. M11r5.
Sic fonaoifbe Giienbabnf nfo1r1n1iiiion
perfiigfe an Montng, oab Die fa1a-
bifhen gifenbabn ngefen f6aften ioie 10
pro8entige Bubrpr reiserBo obnng nod
Ben gereit1igten 5taaten, ipelbe llr=
ipriinalid Montog friib IN 4raft tre=
ten fonte, riifgdngig maiden lniiiien.
sDie 5abrpreig bobung ioate ei11tre-
ten, I'm ben @ursberluit 5ipifben Dem
fann6iihen u11o ber11 11,erifnniihe,l
DoHar atig5ugIeiben Die 15pro5en-
tige grbobnng Der aopfiteuer bon
So ollf So 90, fit &anabier, nelhe
l1ah ben Ser StnnteI1 gebe11, tDi,roe
ebenfolls nufgebo oben oiefe Ropf pfiteler
ipairoe bon ben Babne1 eil1g gell.sI
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Qlusiidlten aiiiuitia.

giie1t, %. Wddr5. Die Muslid)ter
anf roide 8ieoerberltea eaung 0es Jrie-
.oens i'm &ubrgebiet iporen am Mon=
tagabel1o giinltig, 1taboem in Giien
cine Beiprebung bon 8ertretern Der
.Berlilrer @elperfibaften nro 2eiterr
Ser &onnnnilten itattgefnnoen batte.
MnBeroen1 iino Mn5eid)en BON l1nein-
igfeit i11nerbalb Der &onmuniiten-
slrrlee 11i1o &onfliften 5tpii6en. ben
.nlilitdrii6en un0 biirgerliben 6iib-
tern Der grbebnng gu benerfen.