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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
n September s, 1920

every likely they are only
lying in wait for some other
utility by which to advance
their regulations for killing in
dustries.
This paper holds no brief
for any public service corpora
ton and is under no obligation
to any of them, but the lesson
of Calena is enough to set one
thinking.
"1f we are to promote public
enterprise there must be some
security for invested capital
and some prospect for a rea-
sonable profit.
Tf capital and enterprise
cannot be spared the hazard
of such attacks, all our public
utilities will go the way the
gas plant in GaIena has gone.
'Tn Rockford, public utili-
ties have had a hard job, as
they have in every growing
city. They have had to ex-
pand with the growth, Of the
population and be the outrid-
ers of progress. Not all of
them are free from fault. Some
of them could have made a
better job of it. But the Ga
lena experience should be kept
in mind always.
Suppose Galena had start
ed knocking its dry goods
stores as it did its gas COM
pany. How many people
would have gone to Galena to
trade?
"Now, with its gas plan.
shut down, how many people
who seek modern conven-
fences, will think of moving
there?
"lsn'b the burden of regret
pretty generally distributed?
Isn't the small and the large
home owner, the merchant, the
newspaper and the profess
sional man sharing with each
other the result of one bone
head play, for which they are
probably not directly respon-
sible?
''But they stood by and gave
silent support to mere
clscker who was thinking of
his own gain.
Decent, fair and vigilant
regulation the city is entitled
to and should have, but abuse,
like that which killed the Ca
lena gas plant, is a curse to
any city.
"Galena furnishes an object
lesson which will not be soon
forgotten"
Oil, unregulated in price,
has advanced from 40 cents to
$3.50 per barrel. Natural gas,
the price of which is regulated
by the State, has advanced
from Is cents to only 4S cents
per thousand. The Oklahoma
Natural Gas Company is car
rying the heaviest burden in
the State today. Gas is be-
coming scarcer each year, and
when it is exhausted, the COM
pany's property will be worth
less.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

aty .rd printed by the world y Sun
dat s.u... l.socia Ion.
U,I,..',s gathered f0r the wor' %
convention 90 Octole. and viii t'
boz s,s. u Inul october a.
p,r.rt official Swedish figures
pl,,,d ,H. number 81 sheep in That
,,urf,y. about i,2O0 600. the prop.
prty of ouou, 100000 PERSONS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
A Proclamation By Governor
James NJ. Cox
Issued to the People of Ohio on September s, 1920
PROCLAMATION

Because of the shortage of
gas and the very serious need
of stringent methods of con-
servation, |, as Governor of the
State OF Ohio, have deemed
it advisable to issue a procla-
nation calling attention to and
urging the necessity and i'm
portance of exerting every pos
sible effort to conserve in the
use of gas.
AS much gas is used for
household purposes, | feel sure
great economies can be ef-
fected If proper publicity Is
given to the seriousness of the
situation, and therefore re-
quest that special attention be
given this matter in ali institu-
tions of learning SO that there
may be carried to the home
suggestions and methods of
conserving the supply of gas.
| further request that the
teachers 'acquaint themselves
with the various methods
whereby gas may be conserved
and impart this information to
the pupils in order that such
information may be carried
into the homes.
The State Superintendent of
Public Instruction will Coop
crate in every possible way to-
ward making this movement
result in vital good to all COM
munities using gas. He will be
glad to furnish information,
suggestions and methods re-
garding conservation at any
time.
1t is urged that all teachers
give this matter their fullest
cooperation to the end that
economies in the use of gas
, may be effected for the public
good.
IN TESTIMONY WHERE
OF, have hereunto subscrib-
ed my name and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Ohio
to be affixed in the City of
>Columbus, this eighth day of
September, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand, nine hum
dred and twenty.
JAMES M. COX,
Governor.
WHY GALENA is
WITHOUT GAS
An Editorial from the Rock
ford (lllinois) Star, May l6,
1920.
Successive attacks upon
the local gas company in Ga
lena have ended in the de-
struction Of the. plant and the
city is without gas for cooking,
lighting and heating. While
this paper is not aware of the
local conditions, the fact that
the city is being denied this
service is enough to point a
warning and a moral.
at will be interesting to
note whether those sw h o
thought they wers gaining
some local political favor by
destroying the plant are doing
anything to build another
plant to take its place.
Very likely not.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
EDITED ~
sNs,srl ::::;s..% a..

No president has ever taken the
ardent interest In the minor affairs Of
state that Roosevelt Displayed. Aaieir-
al Browson resigned from Tia
navy because he was dissatisfied
with the way things were run. Com.
menting on the resignation, Roose-
velt-wrote a scorching letter to the
Secretary of The Navy. He called Ad-
miral Brownson "disloyal"; he accus-
ed hitn Of "reprehensibie conduct" be
used the terms .psrsoasl p,qae,.
letter Of this sort wouM alu1so @
much luminosity .towsra - s0if@t
rs one Of his spontAnSu0s acts of
friendiiness had insPfEVl suDpuSt.
But he acted often from Ne fmpaise
Of the mument-The Editor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
COUNTY TOWNS HOLD.
ANNUAL ELECTIONS.
Little Interest Manifest in
the Municipal Elections
on Thursday.

Nothing very exciting broke in the
municipal elections held in the var
dcus towns IN the county on Tuesday
At Fairyiew bridge levy was car
ried and in three cornered fight in
Riyogyille the Greater Rivesvills
scket won.
The results were as follows:
RiyessilIe.
Greater Riyesviiio ticket-Mayor r.
r Stewart. 4s; recorder, Floyd Rad
Cliff so; councilman, J. w. Thrash
45; George Hamiick, "a; ]. G. Keener
so. j. W. Bailey, 60; E. n. Ensminger
3s Ensminger was the only man de-
feated on this ticket. BE lost to H
=. Smith who was o candidate on the
other tickets and had 46 votes.
Progressive ticket-Mayor A. j
Snider. 90; recorder, John R Haw-
kins. "a: councilmen. II. r. Smith
46; s. L. Toothman, 81; Samuel Jack
son,3o; Joseph Marconi. 81.
Independent tietet-Mayor j, "
Williams. 80; recorder, Floyd Radcliffe
councilmen, W, R Wright, 10: H. f
Smith. J. L. Moore 80; e c, Wilson
20
Fairview.
The Progressive ticket was the
winner in Fairviow. The vote stood:
Progressive ticket-Moyor ]. N
Weaver. So; recorder, e. g. McElroy
"; councilmen, w H Coontz, IT'S;
Jesse Yost, 80; b. D. Yates, rs; N, B.
lost, 20; j. K. Mccoy Gs.
Citizens ticket--Mayor, Fl D. Eddy
3d. recorder, Ward Dragoos "A;
counctlmen. j. e. Sutton, 80; George
Golden SO; ]. A. Snodgrass, so.
For bridge levy, 70: against bridge
levy, as
Pennington.
The Citizens ticket was the win.
ner in Pennington by the following
vote;
Citizens ticket-Mayor, S. E. Bur.
nett, 49,: recorder. C, A. Swisher, 4S;
counciimen. Ellery Parrish, 46; A. G
Edinger, a.; L B. Tenant, IS; Irvir
Fletcher. IS: Levi Durham 40.
Citizens Independent ticket-Mayol
w. ]. Cole, 80; recorder. H. L. Kuhn
rs; counclmen, H. ]. Hatzel, Al; w
r. Murphy, 40; John Matthews. "A; A
g. Collins. 30; John Haserty, 80
Mononsah.
Monongah had only one ticket. The
officers are:
Mayor s. Buckley; recorder. w. E
Haggerty; councilmen. George Muir
ply, Thomas A. Watkins, Lee N
satterfield, Peter Thompson, Charley
Lievie.
Worthington.
Citizens ticket-Mayor Elisha
Brummage, 4s; recorder, S. K. Jacobs
IS; councilmen, Charles ]. Atha, 81
"A. j. Mcdaniel, &C; Charles Parrish
40; James p Taggaft. "a; 8. W. Tag
CART. 60.
Peoples Progressive ticket-Mayo
Joseph Peterson. 2o: recorder, J
Lane Parrish. "a; councilmen. Ray.
nond Stutler, "a; C.. B. Tetrick
Charles l. Atha, A. ]. Mcdaniel, S
W. Taggart.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
BEAR BAYOU, Oct. 1s, 1907
DARLING ARCHIE


DARLING ARCHIE
We have had no luck with the bear;
but we have killed as many deer as
we needed for meat, and the hounds
caught . wildcat Our camp ts 40
comfortable as possible, and we have
great campflres at night.
One OF the bear-hunting planters
with me told me he once saw q bear,
when overtaken by the hounds, lie
down nat on It's back with all is legs
stretched out, while the dogs barked
furtously all around 1t.
Suddenly the bear sat up with o
jump, and frightened all the dogs go
that they nearly turned back somer-
saults.
At this camp there is a nica tame
pussy-cat which lies ont here all the
time catching birds, ..iice, or lizards;
gut very, friendly with any party of
hunters which happens along.
p. ST. have lust killed q bear. 4
have written Kermit about i.
Shooting the Boar.
EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON,
Oct. %, 1907.
DEAR TED:
bad old father" is coming back af-
ter successful trip. 1t WIS success
in every way, including the bear
hunt; but in the case of .he bear hunt
we only Just made 1t successful ard
no more, for 1t was not until the
twelfth day OF steady hunting that l
got my bear. Then I shot Il in the
most approved hunters style. going
up on It IA canebrake as II made a
walking bay before the Digs. also
killed decr-mora by luck than any
thing else, as 1t was Difficult, shot
ouentsn's Exquisite jest.'
WHITE HOUSE, Jan ., 1908.
DEAR ARCHIE:
Friday night Quentin had three
friends, including the little Taft boy.
10 spend the night with him. They
passed an evening and night of de-
lirlous rapture, it being continuous
roughhouse save when they would fall
asleep for an hour of two from sheer
exhaustion. interfered t1t once, and
that was to stop an exquisite Jest OF
Quentin's, which consisted in procur-
! ing stuiphureted hydrogen to be
used on the other boys when they got
into bed. They played hard. and it
made me realize how old I had grown
and how very busy had been these
last few years, to find that they hao
grown so that I was not needed in
the play. Do you recollect how We all
Of US used to play hids-and 60 seek
in the White House. and have OBJ
stacle races down the hall when you
brought IN YOUR friendSf
Mother continues much attached to
Scamp, who Is certainly Q cunning
little dog. He Is very affectionate, bu:
so exceedingly busy when We are out
on the grounds, that we only catch
glimpses OF him zigIagging at full
speed from one end Of the place to the
other. The kitchen cat and he have
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
CARD or THANKS

To our many neighbors and friends
who kindly remembered Ius IN SO
many ways during the long illness
and death of our dear husband and
father, Truman L. Davis, W. take this
method OF expressing our p.nfound
appreciation and sincere thanks.
Nay Heavens richest blessing abide
with you al ID our prayer.
MRS. TRUMAN L. DAVIS
AND CHILDREN.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02

The finest and most expensive
leather goods are produced at Chan
Chan Foo, in China. The leather is
made from lizard, shark, dolphin ant
snake skins, which are very strong
and durable. Snake skins are usea
for numerous articles, such as canes,
pipes, purses, pocketbooks, etc,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
CARD or rHAhks.

We desire 70 thank the friends,
neighbors and relatives for their a.
sistance during the sickness and death
|of our beloved father. Charles D. Sat-
terfieia. Also for the beautiful flowers.
CHILDREN OF C. B. SATTERF1ELD.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02

Nothing very exciting broke in the
municipal elections held in the var.
tous towns in the county on Tuesday
At Fairyiew a bridge levy was car
ried and in a three cornered fight in
Riyesyiile the Greater Rivesvills
icket won.
The results were as follows:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
JuhI, NJ ichigan.

Nogle udmerkede Farme i og we'd den
gamle danske Koloni i Juhl i Mich. er I'll
Salg. Landet er al Diet bedste, der 6ndes.
Ierblandet Muldjord med god vandafled-
ming, og Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Sedarter dyrkes Sukkez-
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aar $40, 10 pr.
Ton. Dog er Landbrueet her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kveghold; Melken seiges
til ct Condenser J Sandusky til $3.50 pr.
roo Pund, 3.5 Test, stigende til AZ. Her
er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er intel
vildt eller uopdyrket Land, Farmene er
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende code
og store Bygninger og kan for Tiden kS-
bes for like over $100 pr. Acre. Penge-
vilkaarene er code, her er dansk M~enighed.
Broder-og SSstersamfund, dansk Lesefor-
ening m, m. Foresp6rgsler til en- at os
unde-tegnede Menighedens Landudvalg vii
straks blive besvaret.
G.. Mortensen, P. Appel,
Sandusky, R.. i Marlette, r. S
N. Rasmussen,
Mar1ette, R. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Den store og gjentagende
EftersporgseI forsva-
rer en- earanti.

Erkjendelsen af Universal Liniments
store Fordele forsvarer, at Fabrikanten
garanterer Resultater. Mango ufor-
langte Vidnesbyrd og Anbefalinper
modtages daglig paa wort Kontor. Hver
eneste en-, son lider og som snsker
Lindring, skulde prove Universal Ii
niment. Fabrikanten anbefaler den for:
Rheumstisme, Forvridning, Ryesmer-
ter. stive Leder, stiv Make, Hoved-
pine, Nervesmerter, Knivsaar. Saar,
Ritter, Brandsaar, Frostbyld, Moski-
1ostik, Fluestik, Tandpine og Bryst-
kulde.
Prov den paa vor Risiko. Hvis den
like hjslper vii vi tilbagebetale Dem
Deres PENCE. Skriv i Dag efter en- Fla
ske og indlsg bare 81 LOO, ad1esseret til
Universal Remedies Company, 1873
West Superior Street, Duluth, MINI.
Reference: Bank of Commerce g.
Savings, Duluth. MINI
Nevn Bladet hvori De saa wort Avertis-
sement. for at vi kan kontrollere wore For
bindelser,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
TIL l1o, lom ON Scr jfal bore ct

tit It's, Tom ON scr ifal bore ct
lille @aab ON 8e6ring. Sr11 8olff
bar paanp aflagt baih 8eipg paa
slnitalten, % ifjpnt oct blep bcrroe
Torment at tale me6 ben Spge poo
@runo at bans iterft angrebne Gil
itanb, pi10e ailfGloet, at sggtefnl-
lcr,,e, ba &uitrucn pqsiere6e forbi
&in61,et til Manoer5 Spgeltue, fiji
9ic paa Dinan6en, og Golff gap beo
flerc Eegn tilfienoc, at ban par fig
bcpioit, bpem bum bor.
s@gteparrets &en,1er baaber ser.
for, at ser ONT fife fpr iaa peo @ien=
foreninge,1 ifal aabne fig u0peie for
oem til otter at fomme tilbagc til
@iemmets rolige Smgipelier, % at
Sen bnarot prpbe6e Mano, ser UNDER
fiGrlig &leie ifal f11nr1e faa &rpf-
terne og Sunobeocn tilbogc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
@aaroeier Slnf @olffs efiebne.

Ser er I'LL bengaaet o6ifiIlige
Waone6er, itben @aoroeier OIuf
%olffs opiigtsb9ffen6e Mrreitation
fonot Ste6 | Sfprbef / Sgn6eripI-
Lamb, bportil ban fort fori116e,1 bar
be1lot tilbage efter ct 3=aorigt 0p=
bol6 / 9anmarf. @r11n6en til Mr-
reitatiol1en, Ser. fo11ot @te6 UNDER
brutale 6ormer er bi6ttl life Bile
ben oplpit, men @olff beb i bbert
Salb @ieltitano for en- meget 1,bli6
Meofart / 6e preusfffe Tangiler,
in6ti1 bans &elbre6 omiioer blet
laa neobr11bt, at ban iom 1i6en6e al
Sorfelgelfespanbi6 b1ep inolugt pad
Sinosipgeanitalter / @nch be6
Berlin.
Ser bar Sen nlDffeIige Mtnno i1ro.
til MI babt Spbol6, og oe 8eretni11.
ger, Der bar bpret fremme ON bans
Silitano, bar paret af en- meget tril
gfotnr. Sons 6uitrl1 % andre 8aa.
rpreroe bar aflast bam 8efgg, mer
ban bar EFT Dbergang. i1let life FIN,
net fien6e benz.
Otter Sc fioite, i "Donnepirfe,
meooelte 9plpsnitrbber, fec set 50;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

baboe Sen banife &elgerforening
in0fal6t til ct Mp6e / @ngfro me6
gornelius Heterlen og onore iom
&olere. Sra ollie 2anosbper / Sm-
eg1,en 1tremme0e Gpiferne til for,
Be Iagoe, at faa fat paa "6en
2anosforre6er". Otter &egi-
De,1beoerne / 5fopluno baboe Dog oe
6a11ife GaIere flogeligt bolot fig
biemme, og GDiferne erobreoe 1aole=
oes noen Banffeligbe6 Mpbet.
@aitor Mn6erien fra 6lensborg
bo1ot en- lang Eo1e> buori ban fore
ilog, at ligeiom / fin Gio &ipben<
Dopoe reiit &orfit5 l1lfelot en-
Sfamitptte, bur6e ser III, poo gsgr-
/ 5leasborg onbrinqes Ell
@rorcetaple, lom funoe fortplle Sen
11ubere11oc Generations @grn og
Bprnebern ON Cornelius Heter1ens
epi9e Sfienbiel.
Soriamlingen paabprte itooenoe
&aitor Mnoeriens 6ori1ag.
Com man Ter, oe1toger Sc tp1fe
Fra1ter me6 ganife 1erlig SSSper /
Observation-Disclosures / on6pn 2n-
ne, ferit &altor 2enlcb meo 9lngre=
bet paa Bremerp1a6s pao "Toliti=
&orreiponbtnt, berpoo Ealtor
meo oct poIoelige Oper falls !
og MI enbelig Yo1tor Mr=
6erien, Der 1aa aa6enlpit erflnrer
Cornelius 8eterien for at bore Ell
% 6ermeo in6irefte opfor-
6rer Sc mellem1espigife 8on6er til
ct tage bans 2ih.
Gen tpife Yresie beifploer Cor
Beter1en for peo Mpbct /
at Dabe bruat &nip %
@ebolner. 5an6be6en er, at Gorne-
Illus Heterien for at lippe 1epe,loe
bort fra Mpoet 6rog Ell Mepolper
Sc ralen6e Splfere, ser ef-
ter 6eres egre Sro "pilbe ilao bonl
beg oo tilii6e, og Gornclius
Hetericn> lon1 11n6llop / @il, gjoroe
operbope6et life @rltg al fin Mepol=
nor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Oct ifam6inQpiife Gamarbeibc.

Sc tire commissioner, Tom ollere-
De UNDER &rtgen Meb' neo1o at al Sc
tire 2anoes &egieringer for at Jog,
h%oretaget 6isie 2a1oes S,1teresler
efter &rigens S%lutning, bar ,paanp
beret lamIet / &iebenbopn / Dugenc
II. til II. Sec. Mon fat rrnocr
Me6et fortiot ben beo @ommenfont-
iten / Mnguit paabegpnbte Dreftel1e
al 8ogten for Golfenes 6orbrn6 og
fggt at t1oo til cit ensortet Opfot>
ming at 6e enfelte 8eite,nmellers
Snobol6, let fra De nor6ilfe Migers
|Spnspn11ft. 0erimo6 bor &ommis-
!%fio1erne life bobt til Spgobe at for
banole ON Sc tire 2o16es Gilll Tut
ming til Solfenes Sorbuno, ct
Spprgsmaal, 5om ifol beban0leS al
@egiering og misunderstanding i
|bbert 2an6. S SorbanoIingerne bar
berne Gang oeltaget fra @orge:
|Gtatsraa6 81ebr, @onirl @rieg, Sc
neraliefretgr 2ange, @fibSreoer
|Sob. 2u6tp. Mopincfel og Brofeslor
|M. s. Sic fom tefntif. 9elegcret. Get
Ib1eb paanp f%onitateret, at ems
punfterne / Sobe6iagen er operenS=
%ltemmenoe. &ommisitonerne bill nj,
oberfor fine &egieringer afgipe 8e-
refining ON fit Mrbeioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
- Danmark. -

lom at meobirfe til 6enne Sags
I2psning, iaale6es at 8a11ferne / Sc
nermelt fplgenoe Maanc0er life
HITLER 11oenlonoi # @olrta til &aooig=
be0 for 6eres &11n6cr 11oen / Tor=
ltoocl 1e me6 Tpllesraaoet.
On &ontrollcring al Sranittbon-
oelen CT iiffert cit al sc allcr mo-
penoigite Torbolosregler, for Set er
l,tpipl1on1t oen1rc, Ser er itGrfeit
|5fplo / @roncns ubeloige Sitting /
@eroensn1arfeoet. Get bar pGret cit
o1minoe1ie rbbreot Spfattelle, at
bpao set fprit og fremmeit giGlocr,
por at itanie Smportcn at Sc 2ufss=
usortitler, 9onmorf inbferer %
forbruger. Men i @irfelisbeoen bor
observation-disclosures og Silfeitrpn1pcr-
tic finn cit ringe Mnoel / Miieren-
Sen ifplocs / longt itprre @rab sen
mislptfeoe ,Sraniitlpef,tlation. Set
er Sc itore &arcpartier, Ser CT fight
i Mn1crifa og england moo fontant
@etoling, / 9aah ON at fl,nnc ofiGt=
te Sem / Gpiflano ogr 9lterlplanoenc
moo en- imuf Mponce, n,en iomr III,
life fan oflnttcs, % 1om pol6er
ltlpffen.
l1oiigterne for cit itgrre gfsp port
banoel er besp9rre life lple / Tje-
bliffet. 2%anobr1get fan life opnao
@ri1er, Ser 6Gffer &ro61ftionsom1-
foltningerne. Set Miper 6erfor op
til &ol1ttaraaoet at fin6e @eie %
Mi6lcr, Ser Tan forbeorc @ro11ens
@er0i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
@n 1tnofgel{e til 3able,

@n Population paa $50 Me6lem-
mer repreienterenoe olle 6anlfe Mm=
ter ogter at benben6e fig til &pn-
gen, @igsoagen % 5tatsminiteren
for at frepc M;nilteriet Babies Mf=
gang og 1onebnelle al en- national
M~egiertng" >og ublfripning at npe
Wa1g.
s 6enne M%nleoning ifriber go
.tialoemofraten" for II. Sec, at bpis
fooonnt reaftionnrt &1p foretages
lrnoer Misbrug af &ongens &erion,
|bil set gaa 10 ober &ongeodmmet
|felb.
9g1ao ben fjenote %fonierbatibe
Nolitifer, Nrof. @llinger tager /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

"Nationoltiben6e" tiloroe moo Rla-
zen ON, at &eprGlentanter for belle
2an6et giernem EN- Seas eoep11tation
opfor6rer &ongen til at 116ngbne en
M &egiering, Ger / set Iespigfe
@p6rgsmaal repreienterer an6re
MnifuelIer enb Minilteriet 3able.
@llinger ifriber:
Den Sci man er 1laact in0 paa.
er benitgtsIgs. &pngen fan tun
iporc nnoer Statsminiiterens Mr-
ipar. Sci Gpar, iom Deputotionen
mo6tager og Tom bil' fremtreoe Tom
&ongens, er altiaa !. @irfeligbe6en
8ables. S%pfor6ringen Ill @Aonger
bill altiaa fun bmfeliggigre @tilin-
gen for benre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
s 8run6IuDsubbaloet

bar @orgbierg me66elt, at @ociolilt.
partiet lite bill FIRE oeres Sorlqg
trent til Mfifemning / @olen, ga
.3oble og Mfre6 Gbriiten1en / no-
bolget bar u6talt, at ser bar mere
/ 6isie 6or1ag, iom man fra ro6ifal
SIDE fnnbe tiltrp6e, men set bill
bore af flor 8etponing, ON Sc. mere
|begranfeoe @n6rinaer, &egieringen
bar foreilaaet, fan pe6tages / Solfe=
|tinget meb 1aa fort Stemmetol Tom
muligt.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
&lritem fra spe -

Oct Mr1er fra Gpo - 1ao itipt oe
Itri6t,
s &ingcns Sus li9ger &irterens
&1,loe;; s.
na 8uffel1 rinoer tunglinoig=bliot
Tom bulfenoc @raao 1noer Me1.loe.
4Mlujten ira SUI - mes 6rolt / iii
Sang.
gsIr5er Dcrs Monbe fra %alplaolenS
2nc?
st 1ibltc Gporoab, cit piloiom Gang,
Der 1torner &intrcn inebc?
90 @ln1 tcn rl1i fer Set, aa,,lle @aaro,
rihbcr Sc Srntlcr. Sen bar at ni1tc:
40 / Sen tib1ige Sf1rn1ri1g iloor
It @upbrus fra &oplerncs &pilte.
Efpcr11c hpioner 0eroppc moo Nor0,
2plcrc tu1,0cs Ill &i1terens &iloc,
Bslgcrnc goor { sen breoe Jirr6,
90 i11tet Steo cro Ser title.
Get blnitc isaor, set bleier iooa,
20 Npsi Jet ocrltoe bar Slim on, fiji
Honoe.
Naar nil Ser fonnn1e ct blibere Drag
:o,ae fra Morgenens 2on0e?
Soacbim &attr,1p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
&cgnlerins at Observation-Disclosures
at 2anbbrngsprobnfter?

S "l1eeifrift for 2onomuno"
%tremiGttcr Den npsu6nGpnte 5on<
lie 2an6brugsfonfulent / Mmerifo,
I9r. g. Seren1en, ct interes}mt
|SorTag.
&oniulenten me,1er, at Ser6ens-
trooufttonen al neutrality-suspicious.
moa reguleres poo @rrno at 6en
nonifelige Sitration belle @er6en
|hefinoer fig / me6 @cr1ipn til 6eoe,
mio1er. Ser er life &oo6 til oper-
fl66ig &ro6uftion.
SON foreiloar, at Ser 6o11nes ct
International &ooo al 2on6br11gs-
repre- entonter for Sc forifie1ligc
2an6e en- "2al;6brugets Notioner>
nes Sligo, Epis Snoflpoelie poo 6e;,
internationole @er6enspro6nftio:'
f11noe blipe al zen oller itprlte @e-
tnoning / Sc bonifelige Mar, lo11
|fnre1taor.
Gtben er 5aa gunitig iom olorig
fpr for Sterilization al 6enne Sonfe,
Gpor ubis Sen emo fan onre: at ot-
naa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @eroens-
trool,ftionen. Sen l1iifferbeo, Ser
berifer meo &enipn til Tremtioen
inoenfor 2anobruget, gjbr, at 6el-
lesifabs= o9 Soliooritetsfplelle n
mellem> 2on6menoene / Sc forlfiel>
lige 2m6e CT |tprfere ems &orfur-
rencen1omentet. i.
@pem fan og bil begpnoe? 6or
mig ct ser inaen Gbipl. 9mmart
bpr / bette &ilfeloe togc Gbancen
og @ren. ~
Sort 2anb bar beret neutralt I'M
Ser &rigel1, bets 2anobrug og Mn~
oelslpitem er for6elagtig fjen6t Ser
Den oper. On Sn6bD6elfe' fra Gam
mart oil ftffert bore pelfommen 90
lfoffe en- Sililutning, fom fun fao
anbre 2an6e fan ffoffe.
Set oaaffe 2anobrltg er oDbt in-
tcresi eret / Ber6enspro6uftion og
|Ber6ensmorfe6.
ct International 2an6brn9sme6e
Il &jsbenbabn / 1920 pil6e iiIffert
little ringe @ra6 itbtte set Mrbejoe,
Der fra Srganifationernes og 2ono-
brngSminiiteriets SIDE ubferes for
lat gipre Ganmorfs 9on6brug %
bets &ro6ufter fjen6t / n6lan6et.