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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-10
HtiIItil:n.

IT," lH"unrs OF TIN community .r.
about ~ with their WORK and are
cuJuyin IN" numerous insr Hail
games ;ha' al, bows played 10y iAu
NntGm boy. ca Apr:I tie lit.,.
The Mn'uru baseball team jucrnr'rd
III TO Clio 10 play ball .dun wjt',
NcCOIl ON the Clio diamond. Ate.
PLAYING min" Innings of srO.,lnsy ball
NCCUll scored twice in lh" tenth in.
nirg. breaking up one Of the best
games of high school b1Il that wa
ever played in this country.
Mr.. +. y. McCOruac has purchased
new |. II. G. tractor and has lir-t
class mechanic for same.
The entertainment given by the
baseball team WAS Il great success
and th" music was especially good.
TIL" proceeds Of The ni"ht Were. one
hundred and thirty ri@hr dollars.
\ large number OF thn M.mtum
r'cpI" We're present at tn. chrj-'ru-
i'll" of the oil we'll ~ Five Forks.
Misses MaH SprUur G"tlrn and
C2rh"rin" Edwards were visitors oi
Misses Annie a~t Elizabeth iI,anu-
gan lest w"pE-ruI.
Nr. Iirrhnrr '.rwfr,a.l spent SUI
tar with NJ. I.n. Ii.r,.n.
Mr.. :. !. n'.y. O.. !.ana ~ss tH
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-10
First Shii1nisli with Boil Wcc.il.

There are no evidences OF the bell
Wccyil in Dillon county, hut an}-
way The business men are making
preparations for his coming. The
.nSt line OF defense is being erected
in the form OF sweet potato storage
warehouses. Capital has been raised
for the erection of two modern sior-
age warehouses --- one al Lalta and
the other Il Dillon. Following is I,
lis OF subscribers 10 the Dillon POtJ-
- Warehouse:
l.. Cottingham 500; John Il. Wat
son. 800; X. NJ. Oliver. $l0O; W.
Murchison. 500; l.. B. Hascldcn,
500; J. L. Rcgan, 500; \. B. Jor-
dan, $l00; \. +. Bcthea 500; +.
VI Lane. 500; W. J. David, Sl0U;
John c. Bethca, 500; j. =. NcLaur-
in, 800; Morris Fass. 500; W.
SUackhouse, 500; j. c. Adams, 500
\. X. Mcclellan, 800; W. b. Stack
house, 500; W. NJ. Arnctt, 500; j.
X. Rogers, 500; T. l.. Manning,
500; ID. \. McCallum, 500; c. Il.
Gibson. 800; T. 5. Richhourg. 500;
f.. L. Moore, 500; W. 5. Lucaa,
500; j. b. Gibson, 800; j. II.
Hamer $l00; j. y. IIargrovc, 500;
T.. +. Eliot. 500; J. II. David. $1OU;
y. J. Carmichael $lUn; c. l.. Wheel
cl, 500; ". j. Adams Co, $1O0; j.
Il McCurch"on, 500; J. {. Lulo,
SEQ; r l.. B"Inca. $l0h, ". \.
i'Ii2Gard 500; +. Il. David 500; II.
VI. Rogers. $lU'; j. II. Naming. $I00
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-10
i. B. STACKHOUSE
GIVES $4,000. 90
Former Dillonite Establishes Scho-
larhsip Fund in Memory of
Daughter.
Columbia Record.

Columbia Record.
Two prominent Columbians an
nUunced at the closing exercises OF
Columbia College today, gifts for the
establishment OF ten thousand dollar
scholarships at the Methodist inStitu-
ton.
The first of these was an an0ny-
nous gift by u prominent druggist Of
Columbia in the form OF Il $lO.OUO in
vcStmcnt the interest Of which Will
be used 10 maintain TWO free scholar
Ships.
Announcements was also made that
L. +. SIaCkhOuSC Of CUluiubia has cS-
tablishcd q $1,000 incom' loan fund
lor students or Columbia COLLEGE
which Is 10 be known aS the SadI,
St&ckhousc Hawkins scholarship.
y further neat sum ht& also bc"r
GuuaJ'd by ". T.. Harris and family
Uf Gialcout ~ tn" nucleus. cr Il fund
tor Columbia Coliu&" is LrnOy Oi VI.
i Harris.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-10
Memory EcNiecd by Il Dream.

LII Il cream v" are carried DaCk
sixty years TO the enchanting scenes
Of bochOOd. We do not believe in
tr"dIuS for as a general thing theE
Glt the result Of improper diet, o.
big caIin". bur sometimes they seem
so real that We are forced to think
that they are the rehearsal OF our
young life. We see in dream moth
CT and father as they come in anu
our of The old plantation home. W.
see The mock-Orange trees III the
lard under which we used TO play
We see the old cook woman as sh'
wcnt about her work. We see all
tie old slaves as they appeared to
Ls. We see so many things that We
long TO live those days again.
BY memory We repeat young life:
10y hOCd memory. oh how sweet,
ElysiIn fields We love 10 roam,
Tie Joys OF life We love To greet,
Through ages roll no place lik,
home.
W. II. SIackhouse.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-10
Services at the Methodist Church.

Main Street Methodist church, Dr..
Watson b. Duncan. Pastor.
sunday school al 10 \. NJ, Mr.. W.
Ii. Muller, superintendent
No services at II y. NJ, owing TO
the Commencement Sermon OF the
Dillon High school at The School
Auditorium.
Preaching at $50 P. NJ. by the
Pastor.
Subject: The Man Who Played
Thr Fool
irayer Service on Wednesday d.
500 p. VI. Choir Practice.
Teachers Meeting on Saturday at
) J.. VI.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-10
PERSHING TO RETIRE
General Anxious tn Leave Active Ser
vice Soon.

Washington. June :. - General
P,rshing will retire from active ser
wee within few months. He an
nOunccd his intention today in lei
ter 10 Secretary Baker. The comand'
cc OF the American eXpeditlOnarE
forces declared that he felt h. could
give up his military duties without
Impairment OF the service and thus
b" free to engage in something more
active" The general did not indi-
cate the nature of his future actlvl-
ties.
General Pershing assured Secre-
tary Baker that he would remain In
the service until work involved in
the carrying out of the army reor-
ganization act was completed. He
gave the added assurance that in any
future crisis he would be at the cal!
of the nation.
The generals letter 20 Secretary
Baker was made public by Col. j. q.
Guekemeyer, his aide. 1t follows:
Dear Mr.. Secretary:
Referring to our conversation OF
few days ago l wish 10 say that it
has long been my desire 10 return 10
civil life. Throughout my military
career | have been very much occu-
IiCd and the assignments that have
fallen 10 my lot during recent years
have been more or less Important.
1t now appears that my duties are
not likely to be of 4 character that
will require more than portion OF
my time. Under the circumstances
feel that after the completion of the
work contemplated by the army rcor-
ganization act ! could rclmquish mil
itary duty without dctrimcnt 10 the
service and thus be free to engage in
something more active.
"Thercforc. unless situation
should develop TO Justify my remain
in~. | contemplate taking the step in
Dictated within the next few months.
should the necessity arise in ia
time Of crisis or o}hewi", | assure
You. Mr.. Secretary tnat | shall stand
loady 20 serve my country in The iu-
turr as have in the past.
with great respect ANA high Cs-
TEEN, remain,
Every sincerely
John j. PCrshing."
Decision of General PcrEhing TO re
tire came rs Il surprise IN army as
we'll as i'm nUn-military Official circles
in Washington. The prospective lu-
ture details of the \. +. +. command
CT had never been announced, but
several times he has been mentioned
in connection with the office OF chicl
OF staff
General Pcrshing will retire with
tic rank OF full general, that title
having been conferred upon him for
life By congress. He would not reach
the retirement age until 1924.
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&uutpt-RuHlann.
Sparet fra Moifam praftif talt Mf'
ilag paa Silbatbet D,n eu &aa'
bentilitan6 meo 8oleu.

2on6on, 90. Suli. = Sffentlig,
gigrelien nf @opietregieringens
Sbar til Storbritannien, efter Gor-
lp6enoe prafilt talt ct 9lfilag paa
&ilbu6et ONT 8aabentilltafl6 1neb
8olen, afpente6es i6ag efter : ct
langparigt aubinetsmeoe, bpor
Acknowledgements Note blep
6reftet. Set forlpoer, at @olibepifer=
ne afflog at bol6e en- aonferens /
2on6on.
Sparet iag6e ongaaen6e SEN af
@torbritan11ien fa1tlatte 8aabentil=
itan6slinie, at 6enne 2inie lite bar
retferoig for Bolens @e6fon1menbe.
&bis Bolen bilbe u16erban6le ST.
refte 11e6 Wfoifan= &egieringe1l bil6e
Sobieterne til ltaa bet el1 langt
gl1nitigere pollf @renie. Otter Gor<
lpoenoe afilog 5paret at ontage 6e
britiife @etingelier me6 &e1tln.1 til
Mntibolibebifle6eren / Sporuslano
General @rangel.
Seberan, 8erlien, 10. SSult. =
ga Sen ar1neniffe @egiering bar
nagtet at a6lD6e ct l1ltimatllm fra
BEN rusiiife Sobietregiering Dar
@o1ibebifarmecn mo6taget Srore om
at rpffe frem og bar allerebe b'iat
Brobinien &arabagb. 8olbebiferne
forfetter fin Gremrpfning for at
operere 6enesftnb meo De tprfiifc
Mationa1iititprfer un6er s!P'1!!tt::fa
&enal 8aicba.
Raris Sen 206e ssSuli. 6ranfrige
til u6f6re iin Sberensfomit 1ne0
Gtorbritan1ien om at D6e Bols1
tnbnet &iplp / Gilfpl6e of> at 8e-
1trebelierne for at faa en- frebelig
2psning paa Stri6en mellem 8olen
.ng Goblet &uslanb mislDffeS, erfle-
rc6e Bremierminilter Milleran6 / De-
puteretfamret i6ag.
Bremierminiferens Grflpring blcp
chieet iom betponinesful0 8etragr-
ming af at Moifau -@egieringen efter
gigen6e bar afbiit set brittle @aa-
btnitilltan6sfori1ag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-22
UyrktrtB Dpltttu.
S;lintetgibrelie ,tben tDrfif -Sam.
tDffe at foretreffe for Silintet.
gibrelfe 1aeb GamtDffe.

4onfta1tinopel, 10. SSuli.
Dienal Bafcba, Miniiter for De Of
fent1ige Mrbei6er, og GabreboinsbD,
l1nberpis ningsminifter, ber begge
bar Me6lemn1er af ben tprfiife
Srebs6elegation, tog Mfifeb fra
@abinettet i6ng. Ser er noiigt til,
at belle &abinettet bill tnge Nfffeb
paagrun6 al Strioen ober Gre6s-
traftaten Set bar bsift ufiffert ioag,
ON @torbe3iret1 Darnao Serb
8oicba pilbe bliue iftano til at I'M
oertegne 6re6straftaten, 90 ct at,6et
Meolen1 al greoS6elegatione,t, 9etp-
fit 9aieba, belIer iffe er ftent for at
u116ertegl,e 9enfif erflerer, at
gnte1tens GiIintetgibreIfe af Gprfiet
11oen tprfiff @nn1tDffe bil bore at
foretreffe for Gilintetgibrel{e 11te0
ben tDrfiife Megierings Sap1tDffe.
Domao Serios StiIling ct poerit
panfelig % bet ipntes tpilfomt
iaften ON ban fi1116e 1111oertegne
.felb 1neo ct &abinet, 11rebmi1bre
Eroftaten Huloe 1nootficeres mere
eno Ser iDnes at bore 9anoipnligbeo
for.
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@anitobas nDe &apitol. @inn;

o.. WanttobaS nDe &apttol. W1111t''
Coy. c>n., oen 156e Suli. Manito'
bas c1et,:+ol blep formelt cabinet
ioag - lrs6agen for Manito-
bas 9lnerfien0elfe fom Hrobins. 8Dg-
,1ineen foiter ca. 100000 % bil,
naar fer6ig, blibe en- af oe fineitc
paa bette Sentiment. 8roniearbet,
BET paa auppelen blep ubfprt !
6ranfriee. Cir Sobn @imon, ar-
fiteft / 2iperpool, fit $150,000 70:
tit Mrbei6e paa 8pgningen.
Sneen Grtraiesiion Sloriba. =
Beniaco1a, Gla., Is. Suli. @upernpr
g. s. Gotts bar afilaaet at berarnme
en- ipeciel Gesiion for -Ssorioas
2egislatur for at itenn1e ober &pin>
oeItemmerets-M s-Mmen6ementet befien6t-
gibr berperen6e Eilbengere al &pil,,
beIte1nmeret. @upernpren bab6e paa=
itaaet, at en- Zig @anoling lite biloe
bore til nogen geDtte.
Oberligere 2aan til sScrnbanerne.
@oibington 6en 136e Suli. Melle1n-
itatsban6elsf lsfommisiionen go5fie11ote
i6ag nDe 2aan til 2anbets sSernbaner
pna tiliommen $17022,273. Sern>
bonerne bor bi6til facet anpiit no-
betalt ialt $22,068,875 af oct $780,,
100000 Son6, Der bleb oprettet peo
Transportlobeu.
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iteao, vog at 8ibelen er inipireret at

banr."
@ait. @uitab Melbb al Minneapo-
lis bi6teoe, at bon ti6ligere bar
@rait for 8aptiitfirfe,1 / Granite
Sails og for 6e f6oerereoe prote-
itantiffe @irfer Ser | tretten Mar.
San fortalte, at @olitea6 it6tteoe
&irfen liberalt + finaniiel, noralf
og iocial Senieen6e. 8ortea6 og
9uitru bar regefmesiige &irfegian-
gere, og bans Datter unoerbilte en-
@6n6agsifoleflaSie, fortalte. &oitor
MelbD.
timber &rp6sforberet forfbgte
Mnnaban at fna Bait. MelbD til at
inbremme, at @ollteaos firfelige Sn-
teresie bab6e politilfe Motiber; men
BET bil6e lite MelbD i16rgmme, bpor.
paa Wanaban foriegte at bepife, at
8olitea6s: @eligion blep beH og bo1=
bent beferget af bans &uitrn o.
9atter.
Sorbgret afllutte6es rne6 @lnt-
ningstaler of Manaban 1og al 8ert
8 .2ome al Granite Sails, ion1 Gag
fbrer for Sc 25 fagibgen6e> @elgere.
Dommer Sobnion iag6e, at ban
inofaa, at Sagen bil6e blibe appel
leret, uanieet boo6 bans @ieuoelie
fom til at blibe.
8enion, Minn., Sen 206e Snlt.
Dommer Gilbert ssSobnion al @eo
@ing erflere6e / en- @ien6elie i6ag1
at Mn6rep @olltea6 bab6e erbo1ot
6en republifanife g3o11ination til
4ongresmat,6 / 76e~ Diltrift. Sol
ltea6 beltre6 gfon1inotionen al geon,
partAan 2eagues @anoi6at Hait.
3. S. Stole, 8el1ion.
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HnkalHrilanHptt.
9en amerifanife Oaebt u@eiolnte'
table SEN fbrite &apieilabs meb ben
brittle ubforbrer y nSmmrpcf w..

Seem Sort oen 15oe Su1i. rSban-
rocf ~" bon6t ferlte 0mgang TO"
Nmerifapofalen i6ag, 6a u@e1olute :
@affel falot neb og neote Dacbtel,
til at trpffe Zig no af @apieilo6fen,
Hrar efterat BEN bab6e pasferet bet
-.p1berfte Merfe: uSbamroct" bar
fnnife ga allere6e Toaet. Gems o111e-
rifnnlfe Mo6itan6er bap6e feiIet for-
=bi 6en og piit fig operlegen Manbp=
rering og 6brina 6a l1bel6et ifaffe=
6e ben en- 5eir, ben ellerS a11tageliJ
iffe bil6e babt. vSbamrocf" bil Of
ftctelt blibe erneret for Seirberre,
ifibnt Sir &bon1as 2ipton biite iig
tilbgielig til at ieile ON igien. Man
fl1gte imi6lerti6 en- .Yreceoens fra
176e Oftober 1899, ga u@olnmbia"
bleb tilfienot 5eiren ober ben fprite
vSbamrocf", i6et li6itnnbnte 1noatte
treffe fig tilbage paagrun6 af EN-
bruffen Eopntoit.
Dugens Seir bragte Storbritau-
MEN oct fprite Sag paa 45 Mar paa
Mnerifapofale11. u5ba1nrocf" mao
i1ni0lerti6 binbe 2 Seila6ier til for 1T
faa Hufalen. uMeiolute maa bi11oe
8 nf 4 @eila6ier for at bebol6e Bo-
falen, ser bar bpret / Seem gorf
gacbtflubs 8efi66elie fi6en 1851.
Sa1top &oof, M. s, Sen 17oe
Suli. &apfeila6ien mellem ben
amerifanffe Rofalforiparer Sic
folute" og ben brittle l1ofororer
rSbamrocf "" / Gftermiooag, ben
or6en gfeffen, bleb afbru6t, 6a 6cl1.
life fun6e bringes til Mfilutning in.
ben Sen faitfatte Gi6 af fer elmer.
,NeIolute" bar en- 5tuno mellem Lite
cy 2ben 8eie 5 Mu foru6 for l16-.
for0reren; benne baleoe fenere i11o
Poa ben, og on De fer Elmer bar o,n-
me, bar Ben amerifanife Dacbt fem
MiI fra set en6elige Maol % bare
9 Ml forub for Ben brittle Dacbt.
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1000 ssnber 'sbiifea fpIat.

A1iVVO ~PWVe@ %cytIISY IV1U%-
Chicago ben 146e Suli. glebe
tuiino Gbnoer @biffep per6fat til
oper $4,0o0,000 bptteoe &nnber
ibag, / bpab iiges at bpre oett it6rfte
8ran6epinstransnftiot Chicago,
fioen Gorbuos uosamen6eme11tet traaote
I araft. Norebusfbitteringer for
bele 2ageret til en- 8rpnoer. / Sen.
5tuefp bleb giennen1 en- Megler
in1gt til ct gngros6rogerifirna gbi,
cago, iom bil feIge Wbiffpen til
Mpotbefer n1eoteinffe giene6.
ganabas @inlb. Ottatpn ben
14oe Suit Ganaoag MettogieIo er
M $4,000, ,119, ,3o3 ifbIee 6inons.
.oepastementets 11ofteote SSuni- -Grfln.
ring.
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BnlHlrruikfrttr.
Set brittle BDrilas nnt 6reb meb
&plen antaget. @ouferens i8reit.
2itobF foreilaaet.
&pste p11,, at Tranfriae bil gienop,
tage Torbinbelien 1neb &nslanb.
@ilna beiat uben Mpbitanb,

S0t1O0n Den lb0e sSll1. vt Se!e'
gram fra Spa til nEintes" ioag mel
Der, at bet iogoes Ser, at Ben rusfiffe
Sobietregiering bapoe antaget bet
brittle 5orilag ON Greb meb Bolen
og bao6e foreiIaoat, at en- aonfere1s
fful6e boloes eit2itopf ilteoe1t-
for 2onoon.
rSunes" oplpfte, at panli0elig
l1n6erretning bar ntootnget ons at
General @rangel, ti-BolDepifb-
rereE bapbe 1eegtet at trpffe iig til-
bage fra &rin1 i6et ban bpp6eoe, at
Solfet Der bar lpffeligt, og at Set
lite biloe bore ret at opergipe bent
til oe ~gruiomme rboe 5oloater"
8aris ben 16be Sali. Mpistele.
granner fra Spa befrefte6e ibag
fpgtet ON, at 5ranfrige bap6e be-
futtet at gienoptage Gorbin6elIen
neo &us.ano, forubfat at Sen rus=
iiif-pnlife 8aabeniti1ita116 foreilaaet
at Stor6ritanf1ien bleo un6ertegnet.
Qonboms Ben f6be Suit. @olibe=
biferne be{utte BiIna Ons6og ,1ben
Mo6ita11b, mel6er ct Telegram til
vEimes" fra &obno. 9elegrontnet
tilfpier> at litbauilfe og bolibebifiife
Eropper i Sauesffab bar beiat 2anz
6uaropo, 10 MI beltenfor @tlra, og
unoeubanoler on1 bpao ser ifal gig-
res meo @pet1 iom 8ollbebiferne
lanoipnligpis pil operla6e-til 2itbau-
erne.
2onoon SEN 156e Suli. @11 Mel>
6ing fra 4obno fagoe, at Bolafferne
rgnlmer ben litbauilfe 6ront. Man
.frDgter for l1roligbe6er, 11aar 8olaf=
ferne begDnber at rgn1ne 8Den gil-
na, % 2itbauerne piebliffelig oil BE-
iette Gteoet.
8plibebiftropper lan6fat pno SDb.
iioen af BET aaSpiiH e 9apb bar mo6ta.
get 6orlterfntneer og 1naricberer
1D6ober, neloes Der til 6et brittle
&rtgsheparteme11t. De rpoe melbes
at true 9eberan. 8erlien bar anrno-
bet Storbritannien ON 8aaben og
Mmmunition for at befiR,1pe oe
fremrpffen6e 8olibebifer.
ct offieielt Telegram fra @ar-
icbau erflerer> at HeIafferne bapoe
truffet Jig tilbage til @iieiaflo6en /
georobeit for Bilna iom Gelge al 8ol=
ibebifernes itprfe ErDf.
u@fter 6esperat &ump naaeoe ST.
enoen @morgont og Siitopaoom, 8i
rgmme6e 0abno-efter ct belten1o6ig
6oripar. 9ftenfor @lutif fortietter
bi bort Tilbagetog,"
2on6on Sen 19be Suli. Set polite
&obe6fparter Der u6iteote i6ag fbl-
genoe &ommunife:
u@fter bitter Scamp beiatte Gien=
Cen 2ioa mellem @ilna % @roSno.
Gien6en angreb en- pollf 8iergoipi-
iion og belatte 2an6sbDen Dobrolpice.
&raftige fien6tlige Mngreb i MuliatDt1
cg &r5omeniee bleb afDilt."
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9etalipriier1te mar np. Gu

9etalipriier1e saar op, Gngrps.
p1iierne neb. 8afbington Sen pose
Suit. DetaIipriferne iteg 2 Ereetnt
!: ben Maaneo, fom en6te ben 15oe
Stunt oplpfte Mrbeioe oeroeparte1nsnt
Tag. Samtioig cit Gngrospriisrue
neo I 8roeent, n1elotes SET.
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Danpifibet 5reberif VII atlfo,11
IL ariifansfano spnoaes af
bel.
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Amerifanffe 8riasffibe til Ghina

~ - Elf -
@afbington, 13. suli. ge Tor.
elteoe 5taters SIagffib rSnron" !"
og ire Gorpe6oiug er reift til
Eafu, ,tnrmelte SbbD til 8efing,
for at poe amerifanere 8eifptterie /
Gilfaloe at ct angreb pan ben fine.
fife 9ope6fta6, befienotgioroe 61aa-
oepqrtementet i6ag. Befine fan blibe
truet beo ebentuelle &antpe n1ellen1
6e rebolutionare finefiffe Gaftioner.
@ebolberffitb affpret n,o6 Ginben-
burg. Berlin ben 136e SssuIi. Gn
1fien6t Mano brg6 i11o i .6eltrnor.
icbal bon &inoe,burgs Stem ioag,
me6ens Jeltmoricba1len bar oIene,
Denne foridgte at tiHaloe en- Giener.
timber 4ampen meo Geltmaricbpn
nffpreoe Manoen fin Rebolber, men
trof iffe San reb iig 6erpaa lss og
forfDanot.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-22

Set relterenoe, 614 8rocent. bill Hibe
belt mellem Gerbie11, MumRnten og
Holen.
Be6 @i6en af Sc s Brocent bill 8el~
gien erboloe 9orret til $500, ,000,-
coo Marf, bporaf bil blipe l1obetalt
Gunner, iom be allierebe bar laant
@elgien.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-07-22
observation-disclosures
&ommisfiunen afgiber I'm aienbelie |
ben &pnflih, iom lar berieret .
Dber ct Mar.
Meien 100000, 600 glaret 2bns-
forbeielier. 6asfpreningsleberne IS
brbfter Afgisrelien.

Chicago Ben 20oe Ss1li. Sc Sor4
eneoe 9taters Observation-Disclosures
fonlmisiion fl1n6gior6e i6aq 2fnsfor,
beielfer, Der rogier nniter $600,.s
100000 aarlig for 1 1894, ,287 Ser,1.
banefurftionerer. 2eoerne for Sc ]
16 Sernbanefng, Ser bereres af 26ng-
forbBielierne, ifuloe &l. II i6ag be-
gpn6e at ordfte 8on1misiionens Mf.
gisrelie. l16falbet beraf bill iano-
iDnligpis blibe me0belt inorgen Mfr
ten. Sen Senftilling, fon1 fra 6isfe
6aggrl1ppemgoer hliper rettet til
Gagforeningsmeo eolenmerne, bill fan6,
ipnligbis dntpoe, bborpt6t Ser bliDer
Streif I en- ner Grentio eller tie.
Sc tilitaae6e 26nsforbeielier er
gienneminitIig fra 20 til 81 Brocent.
Sagforeningernes arab gialot Jor-
beie!ier al fra 80 til &c Brocent.
De tilitaaen6e 2ensforbgielier er
iom f6lger: 8
@asiager-2 ofon1otibf6rere og Spr-
be0ere ian1t GDrbp6erbielpere, Soc
pr. Dag.
Sragt- -2ofomotibfgrere, 5prba6ere
og Gprbg6erbia4pere, $1.04 pr. Sag.
Dar6- 2ofomotibfgrere, Oarb- -GDr-
bp6ere og Gprbe6erbialpere, t8c pr,
Ein1e.
&oitlers, fa1t 26n al fra $5.04 til
1924 pr. Sag.
&on6uftgrer poa @asiagertog,
Sorbeie1ie of $50 pr. Waaneo.
Engagement, 8retniere og Sig
naldrer> Gillpg af $50 pr. Maane6
Guburban- -&onouft6rer, go1lee-
tors og 8agter> Eilleg af $50 pr.
Maaneo.
8anetonterne Sor1nenos 2gn
faitfettes til $6.96 pr. Dag,. Sipl.
peres til $6.48 pr. Dag og Sporpog.
teres TT $5.O4 pr. Sag.
glerfs, StationsfoIt og o11ore blep
tiIitaaet 13 Gents 9inte1t 8oalpg,
SSanitors, @lebatormen6 og 9nitcb-
board Operatbrer og an6re 10 Gents
Gime11 &nnlpg. @ortorg1tter og a1t-
Ore lignen6e 9lrbeioere blep tilitaaet
5 Gents Eimen mere 26n.- Sragt-
fia1erer og andre bleb gibet 12 Gents
Gin1et1 mere ems bi6til, og @ropar-
bei6ere be6 Stationer og 8arebuIe
b1eb tiIifaaet 81a Gent @aalag.
Mnore @lasier al Nrbei6ere bleb
til1taaet fra 10 til Is Gents mere
pr. 3ime.
Tagforeningsleoer11e uotalte fig
nofiaa forifie1lig ON commissioners
aienoelie. geogle inoifrenfe6e Jig til
at iige, at Gaggrupperne tom til at
gibe 8eife6. g. g. Sbeppar6, 9ra-
iioent for &o1lbufterernes 2an6sfor.
eni11a troe6e, at Set ftore Slertal al
Sernbanefolfene bar til,re61e.
&onmisiionens &ien6elie bar lite
enitemnig. Sen bar af9ieet at zen
Maioritet" af @ommislionen.
Sernbonefolfenes @rop poo bgiere
26nninger bar Derieret ii6en ben 3oie
sSuli 1919, efterot @egieringen ober-
-tog Sernbonerne. 8erfiteosorbei.
6erne forlangte 90 8au4Rg, og i1art
sfulgte 6rab fra ~nn6re Sag. Mnieg.
ningerne peob!ep at itrgmn1e ino til
@alfer 8. Sines, ben tibligere Sern.
bane6ireftsr, inotil aluguit 1919, oa
ntinbft SO Broeent af 2an6ets Ser1t-
banefoH bnb6e forelagt fine serop.
HbIabelpbia, 2o6e Snli. @enrl.
fplbania.ga Mpnbigbeber traf.
ioag Gorbereoelier for at ofifeoige
10000 Mrbeioere / set eltltge Drifts.
6iitrift. Direftsrerne iag6e, at bette
Gfr;S+ hrot tnnn4 fn,. ~ f,,nr1h,;,,1;nN
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-12

first prize. And these are just few
of the results achieved, proving that
our schools are the peer of any.
And why should our Catholic
schools not equal others? Blessed with
men and women whose lives are dedi-
Gated to the noble purpose of educat-
ing the youth of the land, they teach
the three RS and along with those
three fourth R-religion, the science
of God, and the teaching of which
naturally brings down Heavens choic-
est graces and blessings.