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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

their prices, Governor Cox has urged
on several occasions intensive promo
ton by the Federal government and
the states of education among the
farmers and ways and means of bring
ing an apprcciable portion of the
urban population back to the indus
trial communities.
Mr. Cox has urged the withdrawal
as soon as possible Of war powers of
the government and the return to nor
male political conditions.
On the subject of prohibition Gov
ornor Cox is regarded as a liberal.
League, however, because Of this very
point. The Anti-Saloon League re-
CARDS him as a wet and so do many
others His sentiments on the matter
have been expressed by him as fol-
lows:
81 want it clearly understood that
| am in favor of whatever a ajority
of the people wants, be that wet OF
dry. Any provision, constitutional or
statutory, must be accepted as the oN
pressed mandate Of the people and
representing the wishes of the ma
jority. Unless we hold to that prin-
ciple in government then we will be
charged with the very things we hold
AGAINST tHe DOlSNcNiki. w iisiCcNcl tilS
law is it should be enforced"
On the army, navy a-c merchant
marine Governor Cox said:
The size of these two branches of
defense Will largely be determined by
what comes of the League Of Nations.
The basic benefit of the league is the
reduction OF ornaments. Neither army
nor navy must be any larger. as | see
1t, than is absolutely necessary under
the conditions created by the league.
Reference to the navy calls to mind
the merchant marine, and in this am
the stanchcst believer. because the
United States should have a great NOR
chant marine.'
On the question Of the Americaniza-
ton Of aliens Governor Cox believes:
I'm the first place, we must be alb
solutely sure, in a desire to prevent
treason. that we do not impose an order
of governmental terrorism. The thing
above many others we've got to do nov
is to put the melting pot to work
We've got to be helpful in creating an
understanding between aliens and our
people and our government
On the Irish question Governor Cos
said:
THE sta tus of the Irish people will
believe, be promoted by the League
Of Nations. The league would permit
them 10 present their case to the con
science of the whole world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

of Mr.. Roosevelt Vermont did like
wise when the state was called.
Joseph Z. Davies, of Wisconsin, men,
toned as one of the Vice Presidential
candidates. took the platform to with
draw his name.
Governor Stewart withdrew and
seconded the nomination Of Secretary
Roosevelt. Mr.. Davies seconded the
nomination Of Roosevelt.
General Tyson, of Tennesses, per-
sonally took the platform and with
drew his name. The candidacy of Mr.
Doheny also was withdrawn.
On motion Of David r. Francis Mr.
Roosevelt was nominated by acclama
ton
At 1920 o'clock the big show was all
over and the convention adjourned for
The last time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Only 200 Voters Oppose
Occupation bv Belgians

BRUSSELS. July 6.-The referendum
at t.upen and in Malmedy. formerly Ger
man, but now Belgian, thus far shows
only 200 registered protests against
Belgian occupation, out of total popu-
latiOn of 6S 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

"Tho Hiram ". Johnson Republicans
of Hudson County" yesterday applied
office, Jersey City. The purposes of the
organization are to interest voters in
political. problems and "to expound the
teachings of Hiram ". Johnson"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Douglas Gibbons & Co.
s E. 45th St. Wand. 626

0ciee selection Apartments and Houses
Furnished and unfinished for Oct LIST
Season or year, PARK AVE. and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

T'tals 1929 2s6h so "a .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
Against Inheritance Tax

The Governor also believes in a
scientific budget system to reduce the
expenditures of the government and
the abolition of the Federal inherit
ance tax.
AS means Of increasing the agr-
thus increasing the quantity of sup
plies and. corrcsp ondlngly. lowering
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

lei als Die Monar9ie. 9ie Notmen=
6igfeit, nit ser So5tal6emofratie ge=
meiniame Bolitif gu MAIDEN, peroe
bon Der groBen Mufgabe %iiberragt> in
9enti6lan6 5n berbin0ern, 6aB nod
mebr Erummer gei9affen per5en.
Ser Minilter man6te ii@ gegen ie6e
&lafienpolitif, gegen Die Mueinberr=
l9aft ser M%rbeiterflaiie nn6 trat fir
6ie @ere6tigfeit int 8irtl9aftSleben
un6 fir sic Grbaltung 6es Eripatei=
gentl1ms Elm. 9enienigen, sic fir Ell
ne b0aige So5iali1ierung Der 8etriebe
.eintreten, empfabl er IN eriter 2inte
Sic bei0en 1don io5ialilierten 8etrie=
BE- sic Boit un6 sic @%iienbobn renta=
BEL 51 MAIDEN. @enn 6ies erit ge=
lungen iei, penn feline Wiaiar6en
mebr fir 6iele @etriebe 5ugei6olien
mer6en miiBten> 6dnn lei es an Ser
3eit, an9 an6ere 8etriebe GIT erfaIien.
Sic neue 6emofratii9e &epnblif mill
ie ol16 nit alien Mitte1n Sen geiun=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

bilar gu e%rfreuen fat, folgen0e &rte-
tier eingefunoen: Sobm'ter WSgr.
gDuorO S. Mogl, @eneralptfar, Die
bobm. @erren 2ange, Mulial nno
Susc5insfi bon Sittle 5auS, Stieg-
Ter l1leo Yingl BON Eier5, S6irmerS
bon @rooten, Stepban bon ct. glono,
&umpmann bon Sauf &apt0s, 0r.
Selisfar pom 81. Gbomas Seminar
in ct. SAUL, 9pnnaD bon Slice, Ero-
bee bon Glf &iper, &r5ntaf BON Ser
banl S'Driscoa BON Hanoau, @os-
polar BON @obiesft, Mab Don Min=
neapolis, &romolidi bon Nortb Brai=
tie, Sansfi bon 8omluS, @ulfotpSfi
BON Sol0ingfor6 un6 bo6m. P.
gmal6, .. S. &C., bon ct. 2ouis,
Mo. Inter Ser groBen @6aar Der
Nno16tigen b%efan0en ii6 6es Subj
lonten 0rei 8rii0er @ubert, Nifolaus
1tn6 Sobam M%lten6orf un6 6es Iebte=
rem @attin bon Mcton> sc. 9. Na6
0em 9unfiagungsamte fan6 in ser
S6ulbaue Elm 8anfett itatt, nobel in
peridie0enen Mnipra6en Dem bo9m.
Sl1bilar %gebul0igt un6 fem erfolgrei=
dies 8irfen in Ser linn felt 10 bielen
Sabren arbertronten @en1ein6e in
loben0er @eiie berborgeboben nn6
Gin Ordeiter sic Eafelml1itf beiorgte.
Mben0S par sic bodm. @eiltli6feit int
Fforrbonie Tint 6en' bo6m. Subilar
ber1ommelt, mo- itb beim Snpper erlt
re6t 6as beitere @eien 8obn bra9.
0as S1belfelt 6es bodp. P. Mlten=
oorf ,geitaltete lt6 in fir@li6er @eiie
51 einem ser id0nften, r&r6 in frenn6=
rn6 in geieui6aftli6er &inii6t 5n
einem Der beiteriten, 6ie lie in Morri-
ion gonntDs &anpt1ta6t begongen
M0gen iid NUN Sic bielen ber5
@riidpiini6e> Sic 6em bo6m.
S1tbilar entboten mnr0en, obne Mns=
nabme bermirfliden, nn6 m0ge BENT
Ielben noh Elm 1onges Inns 1egensrei=
hes Mrbeiten int 9ienite 6es &errn
6eidie6en fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
8mhcr, etc.

2ettfaben fir 8urgertanbibaten, gez
naue unb neueite @eiebesbetimmungen.
= Hrifnngsfragen, englti9 unb 6euti9.
= Mtsma9l:-S bne 2ebrer Gngltih. -
@0rterbi9er, @rammatifen in alien
@pra9en; 9eutf9es $ra1mbu9, Babr<
fagefarten, 9an6nabr1agerei, @barafterz
lefung, @ieb5uGt, 9un6e6refnr. 9eutide
8tbeln. 2%anbfarten, 8riefiteler, @eiebz
bii9er, @ebi9te, &o9bi9er, 2ie0erbii6er,
@pra9meiiter, @leftri5itdt, 9oftorbud.
Mntertfantider @efligelsi4ter, @arten-
bu@, @rasbau, Mil9pirtiaaft. 8ader=
re5eptbider, Wai@iniitenbu6. - 9eutz
fife &alerber. S9reibt fit @ratispru=
fpefte.
&aAnteDer 8ubliibing g., 2O5 6. IS.
Strafe, Reu gprt, g. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
Silbernes prieiter> yubi>
lGurnt.

@ie ein ieoes Gelt numentlid Elm
ipldes bon bober 8eOeutung feline
@orfeier fat, 10 lp>trOe audi Ste Seier
oes Yrieiteriubilaums Oes bodm.
@errn S. Is. Mlten0orf, mel6er felt
neun5ebn Sabren Sic Yaltoration Ser
@er5 >Selu @emeinOe IN Sittle SANS
in iegensrei9er @eiie beiorgt, nit Ell
ner ber5li9en 8orfeier ant Dtenltag>
abeuo in ser @aae Der Yfarri6ule ein
geleitet. Sci oieier @%elegenbeit bot
ten iif mebrere bo6w. 5reunoe oes
Sl1bilars un6 6ie gan5e @emeinoe
flein un0 grob eingefunoen, 10 oaB
Die @aae Sic CUR 6eltli9feit @rl9te-
nenen faum 81 faiien Dermodte, I'M
DEM bodp. Subilunten lire 2iebe uno
9(6tung ,5u bemeilen> sic lt6 in ben
ber5li9lfen Anipra6en, oenen ueber=
rei9ung 5nblrei9er @ei6ende, no.
runter 90rien int @efammtbetrage
bon iiber $780, folgte, befunoete, uno
nobel ii9 0ie freu0igen @efiible> Die
ser Subeltag 6es bo6p. 8farrers in
erbeitern6em @elang un0 Muiif 2uft
modten. 9ieie &orfeier i6loB NIT
elmer fur5en ber5liden Mnipra@e 6eS
lidtlid geriibrten Subilanten, in MEL
9er er 0ie INN %gepor0ene @bren= un0
9iebesbe5eugung ieinen 9anf erltat=
tete. Nm beiteren Morgen 6es SSl1=
beltages 5elebrierte Ser bo6m. SEER
MltenOorf in Ser: feitlib gei6miidten
Stride, Sic nit Mn06dtigen angefiiut
mar, 1tn6 in Sic er in feierli9er Pro=
5eiiion bon elmer &tn0eri6aar unO
Ser bodnp. @ei1tli4feit oom Yfnrr=
Gauie aus geleitet muroe> 6as 9a11f=
lagungsumt, nobel bodm. SEER 5delt=
er bon @ol0tngfor6 ais gr5prteiter,
bof4p. @err 9eutbner bon 8ndman
ais 0iofon, bobm. @err ban ser 8oer
BON @ar6 Springs als Subotafon
1no bodm. @err Seoron bon Sauf
Centre alS 3eremoniar aiiiltierten.
@o6m'lt tier Msgr. &i9ter bon Me1=
role btelt Sic 6euti6e un6 bo6m. Serr
3itrr bon STAPLES sic englti6e Bre=
6igt. BUR Setlnabme an Ser Seit=
feier botten ii6 ols 3ei@en Ser
iSrenn016aft, 0ere11 lt6 6er bo6m. ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
Gtnf~lei~mnosfeier tint st.
8cnc>ifts>Kenpent In
st. 1eieph. ~

Sic ergreifenoe 3eremonie ser @in=
flei0rtng Ser &m16i6ateninnen sic ii9
ibrem @ott inn Sr6ens 1tan6e tpeiben,
fan0 ant Wittpo6 bergangener Wo9e
in ser &onbentsfapeue Ser ebrtp. 8e=
ne6iftineri9me1tern 5n ct. Soiepb
itatt. @s paren Ser in1gen Damen
iedsun66reiBig, mel6e Sag Sr6ens=
flei6 6es FL. 8ene6iftus aus Ben @Gn=
Sen 6es bo6m'lten Bii6ofs Soiepb
s. 8n16 erbielten. 9ie in geiGmod=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
"a. 1unt, 1920.

o~lieoern ocs ct. Mibaels @erein!
gcbiloetes Spalier POM Bfarrbaui
sur bcrrlid] 9el6miidten &ir9e, De
rem Saupt5ierOe III Ser %teilpeile Sc
fprierteu, berrlib al1sgefiibrten De
foratipu beltaloo, esfortiert. 8ein
Spbomte alliltierten Oem bo6m. Neu
prize ter, bobw. @err 2eutbner, Efar'
rer Der @enleinOe, ais gr5prielter, oit
bpd)m. 9cneoiftiner 2eonarO boz
Stiulpater u11o 3aoer Don 8ap5eta
beiOe Sbeim oes Yrimi5ianten, als
Iiafpn uno Suboiafon unb bodm. P.
Gictor, >. 9. g., BON Minneapolis.
oils 3eremoniar. Die Oeutibe 6eitpre'
oigt belt ser bobm. P. Meinra0, >.
9. 9, bon Golo Spring, na6 6elien
Nnlprabe an Ben Hrimi5ianten sic.
ier leinen an SEN Mltaritufen fnie11-
Ben Gltern unO Damn Der S6ar Der
IuOadtigen, pel6e sic Stride Biz a1f
Deu lesten Stebplas aufiilten, oen
Erimisiagen. Sie englii6e Geltpre=
bigt belt ser bodm. P. Seonar0.
Gent 6eltgottesOienlte mobnten nod
bel Sic bod)m. Serren Stiegler un0
Eingl bon Yier5, IltenOorf BON Sit
tie Sails, Ela6ta bon &oDalton,
Tronlmen BON Meorria un0 Sic 8ene-
O%iftiner &arl, Splpel ter un0 Marcl1S
bon Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei. Neblt Sen
Gltern befanOen lib inter BEN Mn-
lpeienoen Ser 80 Sabre 5ablen6e
@rpbpoter nno sic 0er1 Erimt5ia11-
teu perpanOten ebrm. 8ene0iftiner=
id1peltern Cecilia, 2eonaroo, 9oDola,
uno S%eueoifta. 9as Geltelien marc
fiir ale IN ser @emeimebaue 1erbiert
uobei ein aus Stu0enten ser ct.
Sobns l1niperlitdt beltebenbes Srbe=
tier Sic Safelmujtf lieferte. No6mit=
tags 3 l(br bielt Ser bod1p. P. Cole
tin feierlide Gesper, unO 0ie fir6li=
de 6eier fan1 ourd grteilung 0es
iaframentaliiden SegenS gum Ib=
idlub. IS folgte Johann Elm Dem
Frimi5iarten bereiteter @mpfang int
Grogei6oB Ser &irde, nobel 6emiel=
ben ieitens Ser in Der @emein0e be-
ltebel1Oen Gereine alS ser 2ie=
be l1l1o N6tung mertpoqe @ei9ente
Inter e1tlpredenOen Nnre0en iber=
reid)t t%purOen, nobel abme9ieln6 6as
Srd1eiter ipielte. Sum S6lulie ipra6
Ser bohp. P. GOleltin, .. g.. g., in
einer fl1r5en ber5lid)en Mniprade fir
Sic idone Seier> Sic ibm berettet mur=
Sc, ieiren tief e%mpfltn6enen 9anf aus
Sic bodp. @eiitli9feit un6 oie Ser
lpanOten bes Brimi5ianten nabmen
inter oem gaitliden Sb6a6 ser 81.
tern oes Neuprielters 6as Mben6=
mobl Elm. Mm Montag 5elebrierte
bodm. P. g0leitin, 3. g. g., ELM fei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

boiler 8eile beforterte &apeae ma1
nit @%erlpan0ten nnb Sreu110en oe'
&an0ioatinnen angefuQt. SIN 5anf
t1arium aililtierten pier5ebn Yrieite1
BET sen einDrufsnoQen 3eremonten
Ser Oberbirte bielt cine ergreifen
SEN MnipraGe, in pel6er er BEN &an,
0ioatinne11 uno ibren @ltern 81 0en
beOeutungsDolen 5britte gratulierte
9ie gltern, mel6e lire &in6er 6en
0ienIte 0eS 9errn meiben, nn6 Ser
iungen 0amen, 6ie ibrem 8erufe gum
&lolterleben folgen, fann in Do0em
Hebte g%ratuliert meroen, 0enn @ot.
tes 5egen miro ibre rei6lide 8elob-
nung iein.
5olgen6 sic Narner Der &an,
0t0atinnen nn6 sic Namen, Die tie
firoerbin als Sr0ensperionen tragen
neroen:
Mario 5obli iett S6meiter @eor=
gtana; Mn1pa Sun0t, iett 96meiter
Mrleen; Mnra DrobnD, iebt S6me=
tier Mlre0a; Margaretba Srep> iebt
G6melter @rtpin; Mgatba Neiter, iett
S6me1ter Srtru6a; Mgnes Stret, iebt
S9meiter 8ernette; Morgaretba
&apsner, jebt S6me1ter Dorine; Mn=
gela 3ier6en, iebt SGtpei ter Mnnina;
@enofeba &eier; iebt S6meiter Sill.
berta; Maria Moier iebt Shmei tier
SSl1oentia; @ertru6 &ettermarrn, iebt
S9mel ter @onitance; @1iinbetb @rte=
mann, ieBt G6meiter .Ebea; @itber
&enner, iebt S6melter Dolorata; Sd
eliza &rceru, iebt S6meiter Cecil;
Marta S6marbbauer, iett 5dmelter
Mariola; Moria Smith, iebt S9me=
tier @aiieua; Siabeua S9mud, iebt
S6pei tier emil; CLARA 8nrfiel6, iebt
S91pei ter @or6a; @eronifa Sailing,
jebt @dtpeiter Meinolpba; @elena
Shmabn jebt Sdtpeiter 2eopol6ina;
9ertba Sermers, iett @6melter Cor
iino; glenoro &aliber, iebt Sdmeiter
@eronifa &rafer> iebt
Geline; @lifabetb 6lipp>
iebt S6me tier Bbilippu; Maria
Sdlo6er> iebt Sdtpelt tier Gillian; So
ia 9rontl, iebt @dmeiter Mniceta;
Sbeis, iebt 96meiter Ga1iia;
@ntnpa gt1eni6enf, iebt Shneiter So
mel6a; Mnnn S6rG6er, iebt Sdme=
tier Mono; Mnna Meogber, iebt
S6melter 9ua1ne; Maria Sho1tpei=
fer, jebt Shneiter Mnnora; gGcilio
S6irber, iebt S6melter Marcine;
Moria Sbpfen, jett S6meiter Mer=
cia; Martha Sobler, jebt Shmeiter
Rogotia; @ertrrb 8arrb, jebt 59tpe=
ter S1tetta.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

erlides &equiem fir feline germano-
ten, lpobei sic 'bpd)p. 9eneotftiner
Splpeiter mus Morfus aIiiltierten.
M0gen sic bielen bem Nrtmt5ianten
an Ieinem Gbrentage entbotenen @liid
miinide li6 erfiiaen uno linn Elm lan-
ges rno iegensrei6es Mrbeiten I'M
@einberge.bes Serrn bei6ieOen fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

Sn elmer tit GHen beranitalteten
@unogebnng seq driitliden @eperf-
1boftsbnn6eg iprah ser &et6SpoIt=
meiiter @iesberts fiber Demofratie
un6 6riitlide Mrbetterbetpeg1ng. @r
iagte in ieiner &e6e inter ar6erem:
0ie oe1tlhe Democratic babe gu be-
mei1en, 6aB lie cine beIieres5tnatsfprm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

ben %nationalen @e6anfen f0r6er11 un6
Deuti9lan6 Dor Der @efubr i9iiben,
6as Dera6o fosmopolitti9er &0pfe
git tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

Die nnrait ion 6aber fomme1t, tpeil
sag 2an6 to11 MGii1tberban6en iiberla1t.
fen 1T. Do6 NAL mas Ne1tes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
Mittpodmoroen, ben 10. Mai, 1920

Ma6mtttagsitbun9, Ben 10. Mat, 1920.
Ser 8%ertagnng gentdB trat Die Count
tbbeb0r6e 8uiammen; g. Sc. 2abr als @or
1tber unb ale Mitglieoer antpeien0. Nnf
Mntrag bes Sacob @eber, unter itibt bon
Mi9ael SOTO tpur6en folgenbe 8e19liiie
gefnBt: 9n Die GpuntD=8eb0rbe bon
5tearns COUNTY, Minn., ale Sdue bon
%abbdngtgen &in0ern, in Denen iebt ODER
1pdterbin PenItonen ge5ogen tperDen o6er
ge8ogen tperDen mDgen aus bem County,
ginfinfte< SonDs fir bie Inter tiibung
Ser abbGngigen &inber, unD Damit Diez
Ter 8eb0r6e itb %bol1tdnbige Si9erbeit
berl9afft, bnB ale iolGe Sdle cine iolde
!5tlfe int guten @la1ben erbalten, nro
6amit bas Bribilegium ni9t miBbran9t
miro burG 3ultdnoe, Ste ertpad}en 1ino
poer nod ertpa91en mDgen bon Ser 3ett
an, 6aB bic Fen1to1 5uert getpdbrt lit,
5u nnter1n9en tpin19t, 70 lit biermit be-
1hlo1ien, bon bie1er 8eb0r6e, 6aB Die
&tnber>8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Stenrns
Gountb, Minn., hermit ertdnnt unb an
getpie1en lit, cine bou1tdnDtge 11nter1u<
dung aller folder SGQe in uebereinltimz
murg nit bent borber Mngegebenen Der
gountbbebDrDe bon Belt sn Belt iiber Ben
gefun6 8eridt %eritattet tperbe. @eiter>
Fin be16lo1en, bab irgenb einem 0itt<
glieb ser be1agten Notwithstanding,
Sic cine 1pl6e l1nteritiitnng an1teut, eis
ne perniinftige @ergiitung unb Sic not
tpenbigen M1slagen BET Der Insibnng iet<
ner 8flidten, Sic bamit berbunben 1inb,
nnh Ginri6tl1ng ser 8elegf9etne err
Ial1bt nnD be5ablt tperben ion. 9aoirt,
ct. glolD, SEN 10. Wnt 1920.
g. 81. Qnbr, @oriiber, SSacob 8eber,
Midael Solo, S. S. 8orgmaun, County
8eb0roe bon 5tearns @onntD, W3tnn.
(Steeel) 8eitdtigt: Ni.9 Sbon1eb, @ou11<
tb>Nubttor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
Confusing the Issue.

As David Lawrence says it is plain that
the Democrats mean to go before the people In
the presidential campaign claiming that the
League Of Nations is the supreme issue. The
party will be proclaimed champion OF the
league, the Republicans its enemy. Election
Of Democratic administration will be hailed
as an endorsement and election OF a Republic
can administration a rejection OF the league.
On the other hand, the Republicans prob
ably will fight shy OF the league as an issue
and hammer away on domestic questions I'm
less Senator Johnson should happen to control
the convention, which seems highly improb-
able, the platform will favor the league, with
reservations. Campaign writers and speakers
will contend that President Wilson's head
strong course in insisting upon ratification
without changes alone KEPT the United States
out Of the league and still technically at war.
They will say that electing Republican pres
icent will not amount to rejection Of the league,
but rather will be rebuke for Wilson and
those who have stood with him.
Between the two it will not be surprising
II the average citizen is little bit UP in the
air. Wanting the peace formally signed and
the league ratified. without caring much about
the details, but more Immediately concerned in
the things that directly affect his welfare he
is apt to show his impatience with both parties
in the way which most readily suggests itself
and do lot Of wild voting.
II the League of Nations could have been
submitted to the people year ago straight
out declaration would have been possible, and
there is no question that it would have beer
in the affirmative So involved has the subjec
now become that it will be hard to get re-
liable expression and. realizing that fact. the
people are apt to vote against their real con
victions in order to register a sentiment which
there can be no mistaking
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
The Rising Price of Bread.

They say bread prices are going even high
er At the same time word comes from Kansas
that wheat growers in that state actually lost
money on their crop last year. OF course the
growers did not set the price for their grain
that millers are using as basis for their
present quotations on -four. II they had they
would have realized profit. The middleman
did not lose anything on the years business.
80 great many farmers are going to grow
less wheat thif year. They will plant crops
which involve less risk. Next winter bread
probably will cost even more than 1t does now,
that is II people still have money to buy it.
Farmers used to work cheap land with
cheap help. II they were able to pay their
hired men, meet taxes and interest, support
their families and buy few implements they
were we'll satisfied. They have different way
Of keeping accounts now, thanks to the bust
ness training they have been getting. They
figure in interest on the value Of high priced
land and living wages for themselves and
working members OF their families.A Adding
ments and seed, just as other business men
would do. they find out how much better off
they are, or worse off, as the case may be,
than people following other vacations
Wheat farming is risky. Land is not as
fertile it used to be and there are more in
sect enemies The area where this grain can
be successfully grown is constantly becoming
! smaller, while there are more and more mouths
to be fed. The time is coming when a great
| many who eat wheat bread will have to con-
| tent themselves with something else perhaps
not quite so palatable or so nutritious. 1t
may be necessary to start next year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

try is in Maine. There are q, $50,
100000 feet Of the spruce growing.
and 750,000,000 feet can be cut
annually without depicting this
amount
Q. Did the government insure
soldiers free of cost at any time
during the war? Z. c.
A. Families of soldiers who died
within one hundred and twenty
days of their enlistment without
having applied for government in
surance were protected by auto
matte insurance, and their depend
ents receive $25 a month for a per-
iod of 240 months. This ruling was
effective from April 6, 1917. to Nov.
IL, 1918. No money was deducted
from the soldiers pay to cover this
insurace policy.
Q. How il President Wilson
paid? S. G. H.
A. He receives a check for $6,250
once month. 1t is made out by
John Burke, treasurer of the Unit
ed States.
@. Where were the old broche
shawls first made? w. W.
A. The original broche shawls
were woven by the Persians and
the East Indians. They are quite
costly, and are still manufactured
Good limitations Of the Persian
broche shawls are made in Scot
land
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
Emmeline.

Emmeline is another of the fem
inine names produced from the
root Anal, of which Amelia has
already been discussed. But En-
incline. which has often been erro-
neously confused as a derivative Of
Emma, has an interesting history.
The name, which is translated to
mean work serpent" has no con-
nection other than by similarity of
letters, with Emma, which means
grandmother
Emmeline came into existence
through the queens of Navarro and
the Asturias. The sister of Sancho
l of Navarro, who married AL
phonse the Great, was called Anne
lima. But the ladies of Navarro
were not content with a single
name-they must have equivalents.
So Amelina was also Simena and
Ximena.
Ximena survived the longest of
any Of her other names and came
to be popular in all classes. The
wife of the Cid was so called, but
the French turned her into Chi
meme. The, English promptly cali
ed this strange name Emmeline and
even France now has an Emeline.
The form Emylyn. which appears
in old ballad poetry, is identical
with Emmeline,