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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
SfibsbAgnimaen tager af.

SfibsbDggerierne oe 6orene6e
5tater bar be tre Weaone1er, Jon
e,1ote n1eo ltogangen af Gepten1ber,
life leberet iaa mango Stibe, dY
9an6ets Sonnage funbe bo1oe eng
lano Stangen. S 6en ferite DeI al
Maret bar Sc 6oreneoe Stater foran
@ngla11o meo 1881 900 8rutto=
tons; ifglge 2loDos Stibsregilter er
England mi foran meo 1,959,000
Cons. :.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Welle1,1an,erifa.

Ser {pnes at bore fterf sss,,teresie
for ben &onferenie, ser ifal boloes /
San Sole, Gotta 9fica, Begpnoel=
len af December for at faitiette ct
Erogram for SCREENING al oe fem
@ep1blifer til en- mellemomerifanif
Union. 6ornaalet 1neo &onfere11=
Ten, ser bleb antp6et / en- geote til
Salpaoors Reeiering fra set inter-
rationale centralamerifanfte 8ureall
BEN Is. slug.. ibnes at tinale alle,
og 6et tegner ill., at 0f96et pil faa ct
De11ifabeli9t Gorlpb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Se,tnb 2inbs Brober.

Ser1nD 2in6 bor en en6nu lepen6e
8ro6er / oe 6oreneoe 5tater. Men
me6ens bans Seiter raaeoe @er6ers=
berpmmelie % ct l16p6eltgt Mabn,
ban @laeS @uitob @ilbelm 2inb
giennem mango aar fgrt en- ubempr=
fet bber6agslig Gilberelie. Jor
9iebliffet er ban 8eitprer af Ell
2eiegaaro / 6latbuib, SC. g., bpor
ban bar boet oe tire iiofte Mar.
@eportere fit ge6e paa, at ban
bdr en 8ro6er al oen bergnte Sen=
nD, og til Dem fortalte ban, at ban
bar fgbt Stocfbolm 90 Mar efter
fin Sgiter, nGiten fan1ti6ig meo, at
bun optraa6te ferite Gong / @aitle
@ar6en. &an bab6e alorig feet
be1be. @an arbei6ebe paa lin So
oers @aar6 / nogle Mar % erinore=
.be, at Seiteren p1eie6e at fen6e Mo=
6eren @enee for at bielpe Gauilien
/ &an1pen moo 6attigoon1.
San tom til Sc s5oreneoe 5toter
1867 og boiatte fig / Georgia. Gn
l1lpffe gior6e, at ban al6rig tom til
at treffe fin Ssiter ber i 2anoet.
Sen Dag ban baboe baabet at reiie
pau ct 8efgg til benbe, bleb bon
flent ffabet beo en- Grploiion, bbornf
ban enonu barer Marfer. S 1902
boiatte ban iig ! .Reu gorf. San
er life nu1fifaIf % bar baret iDage-
Zig af 9elbreo. San er gift % bar
TO 8srn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
'Ha!llDet. /

Sen 2. Nobenber 1920 bill ltaa
ion1 Ell Merfeoag ! oe 5oreneoe
Staters Siftorie. Sen republifanife
SER opergaar oell iom @ooiebelt
panot oper &orfer i 1904, meoens
ben BOG lite bill gibe &aroing iaa
mango @aleme1o, ion1 @ilion bap>
De / 1912. @ar6ing faar piit ca. $50
no at 531. Eil San,menliening
tjener felgenbe fra oe 10 iioIte Bala.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Rreatarpriie &eanleriaa,

fe9tnrprt erneR Je9nlertng.
&bng-8srier 4 De 6oreneoe Sto.
ter nonebnte paa en- @onferenS /
Chicago en- aomtte til at u1t6eriegt
og onbefale 5orbolo losregIer for al
binore oe pluofelige Jll.ftioner
#riferne paa sIagt efp0g. Ser BEL.
tog Reprefentn1tter fro be bigtigfe
] Gentrer for abpgb gbanoel. 81. a. Mil.
tpoufee, Omaha ct 2o,lis % ct.
Ba11I. Gberet 6. 8rotp,, Brett,
bent for Rational 2ipeftncf 81
change, ppaiioereoe. aomiteen, oer
ifnI ,,oarbeioe en elnn for a ftnbi-.
Here @arfe eoerney J beitanr ar:
Bropn bou1as g. ssseiiIf Ifon, 8.
1if g bite, s eD.,,an,l,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
A,..,r'iik1l,.,
Gn iii Tremmebipr &resle.

Cu Ut 6remmeolptp8.Ef Efesle.
Dr. &lIen &. Burns, Direfter
for stu6iet al A1neritaniieringsar:
beioet for Garnegie 6ounoation,
bolot nplie en- Sale i .gburcb Of tbe
@eoeeuer" S oe1une Sale franbolot
Dun iom &obeopunfter ct ret @me=
rifaniierines- -Hroeram: en- rino-
fra1tfet Sn6ban6ring fra @propa;
en- 6rennmeoiprogs- -Hresie, fom ct
,bin6ret oe fri for Snoifrenfninger
eIler Megulering ,1,16tagen bert, at
oen lite 1raa oripe ltan,erifanif 8ro=
paga11oa; e1,6bi6ere noeluffen6e
8rue af set engelife 5proe / De of
fe,t1ige Sfo1er.
6or at beba,1ole Sn6banbrerne
ret, er set nsonenoigt, at man lite
eriber in6 i eller forbsn,ner oent for
at benare Mir,6erne ON og sSoeoler=
ne fra oct ganle 2on6 eller for at
Be fsger Saufpe,n n1eo 6olf al ia1n=
me Motionolitet.
6orelbrene (blm1ot S,1oponbrer=
1te) b1roe lite babies for at BRUCE
neres goa1le 6e6relanbs Sprog /
&ien1net, men 8ernenes u6bannelie
buroe bore belt paa a1nerifanf
$rincip meo ,oeluffenoe 8rug al
gugel]f l1n6ernisningen.
Carnegie 6ounbdfion bill fnart
n69ibe en- &apport / trDft 6orm, ON
@ei,.ltdtet al fine to Aars 9lrbeioe
1ne6 @ranifning al smerifaniiez
ringsipergsmaalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Sames 3aear. M. @reentpalb,
Boo6ell, G11il Sssnguerfet1, &. s
SCREENS og g. Bruce stafforo.

2abere Satit for 2ofalpoit.
@oitn1aiter General 8urleion, Jon.
i benne 3io l1oarbei6er Sberlag for
set neite Gtifalaar, bar erflaret, at
ban lite bill anbefale, at 2 Gents
9afiten for 8rebe bliber forbpiet for
at opnaa itgrre Sn6tegter, men at
ban bill tilraaoe, at Saflten for Co.
falbrep,e in6enfor ian1ne &oitfon=
or-Diitrift, bliber nebfat til /, Gent,
ioet ban gaar u6 fra, at bette bilbe
forbeie 8rebcirfulationen iaa n1eget,
at SSn6tpgterne pi16e bltpe itprre enc
unoer ben nl1b9renbe Taf1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
J. &artoffelablem / Minmelota.

@fient ben gienneminitlige &ar<
toffelabl / Minneiot1 Mar Inn er
sc, 8uibels pr. Mcre, fem nninore
en6 6ior, ct 6en ianle6e Mpling
Staten neiten 100000 @1,ibels
itifrre eno iijor. 8aieret poa Eil=
itanoene 6en 1. Ottober anilaaes slp=
ltngen til 27,706>OOO 8uibeIs, iar1-
menlienet n1eo 26>t00,O00 8uibels
ifior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
sSsernbauenlpffe i &enniglpauia.

8uo Observation-Disclosures
erie, @a., inotraf for nDlig ct Sam
nenlteo mellem to noogaaeroe Sern
banetog paa Seem Sort Central ST
11ie11, iont foite6e ipp Me,tneifer 81
bet, mebens ODER tDbe bleb 1aare6e
San1n1er,itsoet itete lige beo SSno
fierTen til Stationen og a11tages a
bere foraar1nget beb, at nogle Qlr
beioere pna 2inien a1ltog, at 5por
ifiitet iffe par rigtig i11bltillet, .oe
bar prepet at rette ben formentligt
Mangel, bborpe6 be bragte Sporifif
tet / ltoroe11. 8lan1t 1e 6rgbte o{
ioareoe er nogle efter Napnet a
oen1nle Sfan6inaber;; iaaleoes n9p
neg Nlgot Carlton, gebefa, Mnn.
bla11ot Sc. Snfonne; enoDioere an.
fires en- rs Mar ga1n1nel Rbinot
blonot 6isie, snna 1ofle, ut bRre
bien1mebgret16e 9eorge, % en- 20
9lar 9anunle 4pinoe, ligeleoes bel
genb1t Mnna 8ofle, rin1eligbis en-
.Slestntng, bienunebsrenoe i @rtn=
nell, Soma. 8lat16t 6e Gaareoe er
N2rs. GeSacf 6an1en pn on q Mnr
gannnel Dreng, 2erop Sanien, fro
Seattle, % @ioeon Gorlion A Aar,
@ebeta, Miinr1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
@illiae &nl.

Gierne al 9an1pfuln1inerne ont
firing 2ar6et bar 1plig ion1le6e til
Ms6e / Glepelano for at forbanole
ON en- mulig 9eeoiettelie al @ulpri=
fer1,e. gn Me6f9ttelie nor blepen
foreIaaet og anbefalet al Sufficient
milter 8olmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Settlere fra Staterne til peitlise
Canada. +,

5 2ebet al 4uguit anfom 2,344
@ettlere fra be 6orene6e Stnter til
set beltlige @ana6a til Gteber mel
lem SPORT Mrtbltr, Ontario, og Sings
gate, 8ritilb Columbia. Mf bisie
bar 1910 fe6t 6e 6orene6e Stater
90 374 / anore 2anoe. 1929 reiite
til 9Iberta, 522 I'll Manitoba pg
469ttl Saifotebetpan. Sc tnebbrag=
te &enge og gienoele til en- @eroi
af 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Mnto1uubil l6an6itter,

S Detroit, Micb., tom fem Menb
forleoen Sag i16 / Commonwealth
Sabings @anfs 9lfoeling paa So
things ct. De tpang fire 8anffunfs
tion9rer til at 1egge fig paa @uloet
meo Mniigterne ne6. @aa tog Sc
ca. $4,000 / &ontanter og flpgte6e
/ en- Mutomobil.
saa6anne Sberfal6 og Mp11ori,1-
ger l9ier man 6aglig ont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Gaa,nin6elie.

@apporter fra &oniuler i @urop1
ON, at Mmeritanere, ser er fonm1et
til europa for at beiege @legtni11=
&C. ofte >bao ON 9ielp, for6i oeres
&enge bar iluppet op, bar foraaria=
get Ell 8efierotgipre1ie fra u6en-
rigsniniltertet o11, at man moatte
iprge for at tage &enge not neb fig,
naar man refer, 6a &oniu1erne life
bar Wi6ler til at bielpe mes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
9erbert 6ooper

bar forleoen / Seem Sort blanot oe
Galere, 6er bab6e 0r6et for at onbe=
fale en- opb gan6bei for Gransport=
itibe fra oe ltore Sser giennem ct.
2amrence Glo6en no til Mtla,terba=
bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Snbbau6riugsff sffanbale.

Sra Stem gorf be6ber bet ben 90.
Dftober:: Da set peo en- l1n6erfsgelie
al beoragerife Drganiiationer bar
biit fig, at De bar taget fore 8elsb
fra SSurnigranter for at gipe. benz
Mogang til oe 6oreneoe Stater, OPP
lpite 9arrD scbIa6t, Asfiitent bos
SSnopan6r sfonnnisfpr @allis, at
ban nil6e anbefnle, m nlle Drgani-
iationer, fom giBr tninger n1eo
eSnobon0rere bliber im ,1noer loblig
DperopfDn, Derfom Sc @opporter,
ION bf bar, iogbe ban, ufa,1 bIiDe
5befraft sbil Set leSe tiI oen itsrite
sSnoDonor sffa1oale / Siitorien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Gean6inapian-Mmeric 6raternitp,

Moroen 2oee SEQ. / af @canoina=
pian-Mmerican 5raternitp bar $50
@eblenuer / Gau Claire, @is., og
baaber at faa 1000 fgr Stunt nelte
Mar UNDER en- benifabelig &o1tfur=
renee neb 2oge SO. SO / Minneapo-
lis, Der bar 700 Meolentner. 6or-
eninget bar ubiteot 1899 @ertififa-
ter ii6en sSonnar % arbragt $57, 900
al tit 9perifuo i @bligationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
8ireom1fomne ! ct sueffreb.

Sire Mau6 er 6e6e og en- baarot
iaaret iom Gelge af ct Sneifre6 /
8ete ano Soe=@ruber, Is Meil /
Nor6eit for Gmin Bridges, Mont.
Mfenoene, Der bar / en- 8pgning for-
an @ruben, blep orebt, oo ct Sne-
ffreo fra 5iaEoene fnuite 8Dgningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Nilb % tort &inter.

ssn6ianere fra Court 0'9feilles
SSnoianerreierbation / @isconiin f.
ger; at &interen bil blibe ufeobanlig
milo og fortbarig. De baierer bette
paa, at 9pr iffe forbereoer fig for
&interen iom andre 9lar. Dprenes
Hels er lettere og beres @interfpor=
ter tatte % ioli6e for at~bolbe Sui
ben uoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

6plgenoe er iier per6 at merfe
fig.
&ar6i1g far Slertol:: / Gor's eget
ga1goiitrift, / Ohio (300,00o); /
5rantlin 8. &ooiepelts @p {Spoe
3arf, G. g., @barles Murpbps
Gammanp @befen). Diitrift Seem
Dorf, Masiacbuietts (9ooges
@tat), / Benniplpania (700,OO0), /
Stem gorf q @illiow, i Seem
@anpibire (3o,ooo.( @ar for gsil-
Jon 1916), Montana e til /;
/ 1916 $4,000 6lertal for @iljon).
Og ifte alene bar 2anoet iifret 1iq
en republifonif &reiioent, men og,
iaa en reprblifanif @ongres. Ser
bil blibe ct SSlertal al ca. 70 Me-
preientantbuiet og af8 / Senatet.
S felgenoe iaatalote tbipliomn1e @ta=
ter er &alget al Senatorer faloet
iaale6es u6:
@alifornia-Sbortrioe Step.
Colorado -Nicbolfon, Step.
Connecticut 8ranoegee, Step.
Georgia -@ation, Dem.
Soabo- @oo6ing, Step.
Sllinois-Mc&inlep, Step.
Standardization Step.
Soma-@1n1tntns, Step.
&e1ttucfp r8ecfbdnI Gem. -.
Msiol.rir Spencer, Step.
Seem San1pibire- -Moies, Step.
@eu Oorf- -8a6smortb, @ep.
Sbio-@iflis, Step. !.
Sflaboma 5erris, Dent.
So11tb Datota-georbecf, Nep.
lltab-@noot, Step.
@aibin9ton- -Sones, Step.
@isconii11- -2enroot, Step.
Sra Safgene at Statsembe6s>
nte1to noteres:: S Weinneiota bill
&epnblifaneren Nreus iiffert blibe
@uperngr, / .@isconiin 8laine ga
5ollettes Man6) og / Noro Dafota
ianoipnli9bis oe uafbengige @elge>
res &an6i6at 9'@o11t1or. 5aale6e4
lD6er @fterretningerne Ons6ag, %
+@laoet gaar Grpffe1,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
selefonerius pper 400 @il.

9elefonerins uper 400 Mil.
6orleoen blep ser bolot en- Iele-
foniamtale mellem Mpalon, Santo
Catalina Gen, 80 gfil fra Sos sln=
geles &abn, og 3a1npifibet v@lou=
ceiter", 200 MiI fra @bilaoe1pbia
9a Mfltanoen nellem oe Ee1efonere,,-
6e bar 4,10O Mi1> ontaees set al
pere @eroensreforo for 9elefonerine
pao langt 9olo. Groa6lps og oroi,
n9re 9elefoner blep be,ptte6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
5fblbige frinninelt Muarfi.

Sagferer SSlaac 6. 6erguion,
Chicago, og CHARLES g. Mutberberg,
Glebelon6, blep al en- Surp / &gie=
iteret / Seem Sort fun6ne ifDl6ige /
friminelt anarfi. 9o1nrner @eefs
oente Dem gieblitteIig 5 til 10 Mors
@trfaarbeioe 5tdtsfengllet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
3ais ion, ssSlSebr renbiei.

1ut61s l>11s seS1UtptteuuItI.-
S Mebroifas tiolige Siitorie bar
BET lite uolminoelio blanot 5armer-
ne at bre11oe Rais iiteoenfor anoen
'aBupnofel men iaabiot bioes bar set
lite Deret giort fioe11 1906
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

@seSepriiea o spef1la 1latisnen.
eoeral fraoe Genmisiii bar 4
|iiofte uge begDnot en- ii1,ogaoe,,be
|llnoerf6gelle at 5orre etninese ea1een /
gbicoeo 9oaro of s arooe Gnpern6r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
SIliuuis Maisabl-

/ @ar iattes til onfring 3O0,OOo,OO0
8uibels, ben itgrite oe fi6fte S Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
SolSer Sbeben borte ira Marfebet

6plber Sbeben bprte fra 3arfebet.
Sra 8icbita, @an., melbes, at
@beat @romers' Asiociation bar be-
gD11ot at gibre 8rug al 8lofa6eoaet-
ipiternet u,16er Jarmernes Soribg
paa dt bolbe SDe6e borte fra Mor-
febet, i11otiI Briien 1toar So. 90.
S Sarper blep 5armere, ion,
|fierte til NeslIe1, 1ue6 &beoelas,
1llsM al seoboer, Der optroaote iom
#8lofao oepagter % fbgte at opertole
=bem til life ot fplge Sbebe poa oe1-
ne 9ib. gette lpffeoes oe1n giet-
11enlga aoen6e
y Sbe0e rbun0et agter at tit,
te 5arnerne n1eb Benee, ellers nlan
zoe faIae uoed Of here's aorn for at
Hare @irI0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
8etunba1,per innfet.

8etonoan,peren .@ape Sear", Ser
tilberte 6orene6e StaterS Sfibs=
fon1misiion, bleb Matten til 80. Sf=
'tober truffet miotffibs al Dampere,1
rGitD Of Mtlanta" / MarraganieH-
bugten, og begpn6te neite1t eieblif-
felig at gaa UNDER meo 8angen. Sre
Nainlltter ienere laa Sfibet paa Bun,
sen paa 13O Sapne 8ano.
Sfient 5pen bar rolig og @eiret
Hart, a1ltages 8eiGt11ingen nappe at
bope babt 9ib til. at fette @e6nings=
baabene / Ban6et, fer 6ftbet ionf.
Ser james IS Mel1o. st itort Sui
blep rebet / 8augen paa 9th Of
Mtlanta" men Sfoooerne binbrebe
oen fra at fpnfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

Gplgenoe er iiar pero at merfe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-18
Louisian Legislature Opens.

BATON ROUGE, La, May 18.-A
deeper interest in public affairs by citi-
zens is necessary to prevent the drift
ing away from those great principles
so dear to both state and nation, John
NJ Parker declared yesterday in his in
augural address as governor of Louisi-
ana.
The vast majority of Americans
think right, see right and act right.
he said "They are full able to solve
any problems which confront them. We
have played too much politics and too
little common sense and now are pay
ing the penalty. It is not only your
welfare and happiness, but the future
of your children which is dependent
upon efficient government.
The governor, although known as an
advocate of woman suffrage, made no
mention in his address of the suffrage
amendment which is pending in the
Louisiana legislature.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-18
SUFFRAGE OUTLOOK
DARK IN DELAWARE
House Not Hurrying On Vote - Lou
isiana Governor Does Not Men
ton Suffrage Subject.

DOVER, Del, May 49, The Della
ware house of representatives, which
reconvened yesterday after .. a two
weeks recess, adjourned late in. the
day without taking any action on the
resolution to ratify the woman S suf-
frage amendment to the federal con
stitution, recently adopted by the sen
ate. st
Republican party leaders at a confer
ence called by Albert l. Du Pont were
unable to break the barricade against
suffrage and, it was decided not to pre-
sent the resolution in the house yester
day. The measure now cannot be
brought to vote before Wednesday
unless the house rules are suspended
which requires a two-thirds vote.
Early in the session the lower nous,
decisively defeated the resolution, ant
although suffrage advocates have no
entirely given up, they admit that th'
chances of reversal of this action ar,
slim.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-18
WHAT THE NAPLES YIELD.
Sugar and Syrup Crop of New England
About Average

At the end of an extremely uneven
maple sugar season the New England
states report an average flow of sap.
The demand has been greater for syrup
than for sugar, so a much greater pro-
portion of the crop is in sugar form
than usual. Vermont made 100000
gallons of syrup, utilized IS per cent of
the sap in this way. The sugar pro
duetion of the state is given as $500
Coo pounds.
Figured at the average price received
By makers. when sold to the retail
market. the total value of the crop
for New England Is $6.179. so; for
Maine $4,000 New Hampshire $685.
$50: Vermont $5,6S2 500; Massachu-
sets S239 ,955: Connecticut $4,000.
The number of trees tapped in New
England is given at 7,240,025, with an
average production equal TO 1913 pounds
/ of sugar per tree. The total of sugar
/ produced is given as 4,49S,940 pounds
| the total of syrup is given as 1,lS5, a.
| gallons.
New Hampshire produced 334, 500
pounds of sugar and 167 400 gallons OF
! syrup; Massachusetts 15S,700 pounds O
sugar and $685. gallons of syrup;
Maine 35,S40 pounds Of sugar and 80,
$50 gallons of syrup; Connecticut 4,
600 pounds of sugar and 5000 gallon
of syrup. In Connecticut the averag
WELD to a tree was exceptionally high
| being 81 pounds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-18
NEW YORK FARMERS
TO COOPERATE
Organize to Buy and Sell Necessaries of
Life-Will Erect Warehouses
and Elevators.

SYRACUSE n. Y, May 1S.-Organ-
ization of million dollar cooperative
buying and selling association to deal
in neeessaries of life among farmers
has been started here at meeting of
representatives of the New York State
Dairymen IS. league, the State Grange
and the State Federation of Farm Blu
reaus. The association will start in
business dealing in seeds, fertilizer and
farm implements. Later its scope is to
be broadened to include food, cloth
ing and all other commodities.
Cooperative warehouses and grain
elevators are to be acquired in all sec
tions of the state to handle the farm
ers' products. The New York Grange
Exchange will at the start form the nu-
cleus of the organization. Syracuse is
to be the headquarters and main dis
tribution point Activities of the
Dairymen 5 league and the Farm Blu
reaus along cooperative lines, which
have been more or less sporadic. are
to be merged Stock in the corporation
viii be sold to farmers only and only
| members will be allowed to buy and
| sell from and to the corporation at
cost prices plus the cost of handling. AS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-18
UNITED STATES
IN IGNORANCE
European Allies Do Not Let
This Country Know About
Indemnities
FAILURE TO JOIN
LEAGUE THE CAUSE
Europe Cannot Wait for Settlement of
American Politics-Some Press Re-
ports of Premiers' Conferences Dis
credited at Washington.
Bv DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright by The Reformer.1

tOOpNTISHl Dy Int INcioiLlei'I
WASHINGTON, May lS.-Europe is
getting down to brass tacks-or rather
economic sense is overcoming the }senti-
mentalism which has kept the allied
world from recognizing that until the
amount of the German indemnity was
fixed and ways were discovered of as
sisting Germany to pay the same, re-
construction would be held back in
deiitely.
That is the Interpretation which our
officials put upon the latest conferences
between the allied premiers prior to the
conference with the Germans at Spa.
But it must be said at the outset that
whatever views are expressed at the
treasury department where the writer
made several inquiries today concerning
the momentous decisions being made in
the European conferences are based en-
tirely upon reading of the morning
| newspapers Significantly and indeed
regretfullv, the United States govern
ment doesn't know thing about what
| is going on in those important financial
| conferences which indirectly ItidJe ~
the whole economic future of the United
States, the issue of its bonds and securi-
ties and the opportunities for foreign
| trade
! Treasury officials said it was an un-
fortunate confirmation of what they had
been saying right along, namely, that
Europe was being compelled to settle the
worlds financial affairs without having
the benefit of Americas advice or sug
gestions.
while it is true said one of the treas
ury officials, that the United State.
need not accept the settlement when i
is made, we will hardly be able to rails
much of clamor when indeed we re
iccted the opportunity that was Offered
us to become member of the league o
nations and be represented in these i'm
portant conferences
To be sure our officials take with
grain of salt SOME of the cablegram
which imply that a new principle of pay
ment of inter allied war debts is to b
introduced For instance, one press DIES
patch declares that France will not b
obliged to pay England what she owe
the latter until the Germans make thci
payments on the war indemnity. Thi
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-18

the three largest farm organizations
are included in the merger the new or
ganization is representative of almost
every farmer in the state
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11
BIG SWINDLE
is UNEARTHED
CHARGE is Made That $25o,Ooo was
Obtained by Forged Bills OF
Ladins Which Banks,
" Loaned on.

limited Press Leased Wire Serv1ce.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Four men
were to be arraigned here today on
charges of obtaining S2ooeoo py 1ors-
ine hills Of lading on which money
was borrowed
Federal agents arrested George
Pterotis, a young Greek, when ne
returned here from a trip to Europe.
They declared Pterotis was the mas
ter mind" in the international s"lndle:
Government operatives also arrested
three associates of Pterotis.
The alleged plan, according to the
federal agents, was to offer sugar
coffee and other commodities to inn
porters in Europe at prices Tar below
the market price. The number OF
articles shown on the bills of ladins
would be raised by Pterotis. after
which he would present them to
banks. Money was advanced on the
bills of lading without question.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11
FINANCIAL AID
BEING SOUGHT
Stockmen of Country Say There Is
Crisis in Cattle Industry,
Which Government
Could Avert.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Financial aid
of the United States treasury, federal
reserve system and banks OF Inc
country will be sought by stockmen
to avert what they say is crisis in
the cattle industry.
A committee representing chicago
Minneapolis, Kansas City. st. Louis,
Dallas and San Francisco federal re-
serve districts has been appointed to
appear before the federal reserve
board in Washington September ~ TO
urge extensions of credit to the live
stock industry.
The movement was being directed
by E. Ricqles, president of the
American Live Stock and Loan COM
pany Of Denver; J. ogden Armour;
Louis f. Swift; Thomas E. wilson,
and Frank.J. Hogenbarth, president
of the National Wool Growers asso-
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