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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
Cleansing Agent

THE troubles OF the girl who has
blackheads are manifold II she
washes her face with hot water
and soap the skin is apt TO come out
drawn and shiny with every black
Z pore showing II she uses a cleans
ing cream il seems only 10 increase
the oil in a skin already too FUN OF
It, So whether she tries 70 dry her
skin or TO nourish 10. the result is
sure TO look bad.
As It is impossible 20 get rid OF
+. biackheads quickly, the best counsel
that can be given IS that OF patience
But the quickest way TO get rid Of
the obnoxious little blackheads IS 10
use both a drying agent and an oil
The best drying agent is a Special
this has been given before. IL Is
made by combining
Wheat or cornstarch. 9 ounces
Powdered borax, i ounce;
Almond meal, 1 ounce.
This IS used with soap, or prefer
ably. Instead OF soap. First, wash
the skin, holding cloths wrung from
hot water over the face until the
pores are open; then dip the moist
tingerttps into this powder and rub fl
thoroughly into the pores lIoisten
the fingers, take some more powder
and repeat, as the skin absorbs this
very readily. Rinse with hot water.
You win find that the dry powder
has absorbed the top Of each black
head so IL shows much less plainly.
AS the powder is drying. rub a little
cold cream into the face. and vine
off whatever remains on the surface
Of the skin. If possible, finish by
rubbing with ice, which IS one OF the
best asttringents known.
A. MI the hair does not tanEls
by being allowed to hang loosely over
the night that way is much better
than braidinE. as the scalp has a
chance 10 ventilate. II you must re-
sort 20 hraidinE It over night, do Il
in about four braids and keen them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
ST. JOSEPH MAN now
GIVES ALL THE FACTS

weak I had TO lay of from work q
great deal Of the time. Although
took about every sort OF medicine
7 could hear Of, and spent hundreds
OF dollars trying 10 get relief I kept
getting worse
when I had taken only one bottle
Of Tanlac 7 noticed an Improvement
ia my condition and kept getting
better until now that pain has left
my side entirely Ny appetite IS
splendid, I can eat anything 7 want
the pains are gone from around my
heart and am bothered so little with
gas I hardly notice It. I never have
a headache or become dizzy any more,
and I feel so good all the time never
lose a day nom my work on account
Of sickness NY Improvement since ]
began taking Tanlac is simply re-
markahle, and win never be able 10
say enough for It."
Ianlac is sold in FL paso by Cordel
Drug CO.. in TT Hancock by It
Hancock General 1fdse- Co., and in
tabens by Fabens Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
By EDNA KENT FORBES

fe1y loose This can be done BY an
Flqing the head into four parts. Some
"nat Of square, so that two braids
are az the top OF the head and fv~o
e. me lower part, then throw an %
lnem over the pillow, so the air can
go az lne scalp while you sleep. II
you steep without pillow, as SO
many people do now. so much tie
better for your hair
You may wear any shade in pink.
also yellow especially the shades
tnat run toward burnt orange. AN
tne dark colorE you can use in serr-
lcea1le clothing.
Dlscousolatc-I have answered hof1,
Of your former letters; as there was
no request to have them mailed TO
you the letters went into the column
4ou should consult good doctor
apoul your nerves. you must be in
need Of thorough building up. You
can help yourself also with your Will.
Try this method. when you feel these
spells coming Ward them off by
taxing very slowly a deep breath
mold 10 as long as comfortable, then
allow u 70 escape as softly as IL 10
were velvet Repeat this q number
OF times, focusing your mind on this
exercise and forget all about the
trembling The fact that you are
worse when you are with people, OF
II they are looking at you. shows that
you unconsciously let go OF yourself.
OF course, you are not in the best Of
health or you would not have these
spells. but you can help yourself
while the doctor is also doing his
part In restoring your nervous sys-
TEN 10 perfect health.
All inquiries addressed % Mss Forbes IN
care o. the Beauty Chats" department
viii be answered in these columns IN their
turn. This requires considerable time
however owing Co the great number re-
ceiFed- So ~ a personal or quicker reply
IS desired. q stamped and Eeif-addressed
envelope must Be enclosed with the CUES
tlon-Ths Editor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
SCHEDULEOF
SCOUT WORK
is PLANNED

ror the next few weeks. many ac-
tivities have been planned for the bog
scouts. the boy scout council and ths
committeeman who sponsor the
troops. Sunday. November 6, the class
or about so men who are taking the
scoutnastersi training course each
tuesday night at the chamber OF com
merce. scoutmasters and their assist
ants, viii make an all day hike tC
the scout camp up the valley.
More than 200 committeeman. each
representing a committee Of five men
who are sponsors for q local scout
troop, wiz meet for dinner at $50
O'clock the night OF Thursday, No
Ter1ber II, Armistice day, and wiz re-
ceiVc Instructions i'm their duties un-
der The direction OF a committee on
training composed OF DIT. C.. N
Thomas, Prof r. r Jones' Howard
Taylor, s. J. BRENT. A j. Holm, A.
II Hughey, DIT. Fuller Swift and DR..
elVcu by Frank A Farrell, Robert N
Iullln, IT. FL Burton. NJ J. Romo and
scoutmaster Glenn o. Everman.
Franklin II Mathews, head OF the
library department, win be in FL Paso
1londay. for the purpose Of creating
interest In better books FOR boys. lie
works through book stores and pub
aA- -AaA aAlAe.a anu is one OF a com ILlA LLee
OF six responsible for the Every
boys Library specially chosen for
boys.
j. p. Fitch, national field executive
VIII be here November 8 to plan pro-
grams for 1921. He viii address the
ministerial alliance az a u O'Clock
luncheon at the y. ". C. A. cafeteria
The third session Of the training
course for scout leaders, held Tues
day night at the chamber OF com
merce. was featured by an address by
-ir. Everman on Holding Your
scoutg, The Ecoutlnaster and his re- I
latiouship 20 the troop committee" by /
= D. Scott and THE scoutmaster and I
ills relation 20 parents" by Harry .
swain Instructions in the kelpinE Of /
scout records was given the so men fin 4
and patrol leaders as
igned for the coming week are L 3.
IlarZ- senior patrol leader; c. A. 20
sin leader Of patrol ]; Jay Upton
leader OF patrol 2 and Goodwin Ellie,
as patrol leader OF patrol g The
leaders are elected each week and the
course is SO arranged that each man
enrolled for the course obtains prscti-
eal Instruction as a patrol leader
Scout leaders pins VIII be awarded
hose enrolled for the course who
make perfect attendance records and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
Had spent hundreds Of dol
lars trying to get relief
nothing helped him until
he got Tanlac.

Tanlae has Strengthened me out IN
Zine shape and have actually gained
y pounds In weight said L A Good
For five years had suffered from
stomach trouble and nervous indiEes-
Ton Gas began 70 form on my stoms
ec1 almost Immediately after eating
and had sharp shooting pains in the
region Of my heart There was al
ways a terrible pain IN my right side,
and was told several Zines had ap-
Deullc-tls- had severe headaches
gust about all the time and often be-
came So dizzy 7 could hardly keep
ron falling Ny liver was sluggish
and became SO badly rundown and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
GIVES
COLLECTIONTO
LIBRARY HERE

MAI r. +. Burgess has donated 10
the FL Paso public library. his collec-
ton Of Texas historical records. AIRS.
IL D. Sullivan. librarian. has an
nounced- This collection is the finest
on the states history that IS known
I 10 exist and when the remodeIed lie
I brary opens 10 the public in January
+ the collection viii be given a special
place and viii be kept locked in a
glass case and used only for reference
work.
AIRS. sullivan said that an effort
was now being made to install cool
Ing plant in the library which VIII
cost about $1,000. The $1,000, however
must be raised first
When the new library opens it VIII
have room for about 10000 volumes
and viii be the finest IN the south
west the librarian said It VIII also
be the headquarters OF the Library
association Of the southwest 90 be or
gained next month in Fort Worth.
This association is 70 include the des-
ert states, as Librarians refer 10 them,
which are Oklahoma, Texas New
Mexico and Arizona
In addition 10 making FL Paso the
headquarters Of the library associ-
alton OF the southwest, Mrs. Sullivan
hopes to make ft the headquarters OF
the state libary association. The IL
brary viii also be affiliated with the
southwestern division OF the Ameri-
can Society for the advancement OF
science
FL Paso's library IS growing 60 rap
idly that at least seven new assist
ants VIII be needed TO handle the
work AIRS Sullivan said, but be-
cause Of lack OF funds only two are
TO be added for the present These are
10 be recruited from library training
schools. 1Iiss Gract Endicott, who
was the childrsn's librarian, has left
for washington, D. c. and her posi- 2
ton Is one Of those to be filled.
The library had the largest circu- I
lation Saturday that e has had on I
any one day in its history. The num- ]
Der OF books used was $50
Mrs Sullivan VIII 60 TO Fort Worth I
10 attend the state association meet 4
nE. November q TO IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

( for audiences are supposed 20 be az
fected by the depressing rule OF the
stars.
The death Of a famous producer OF
plays IS foratold- This is part Of the
prophecy that old conditions are pass
lug away.
The opposition OF Uranus is be-
leved 20 cause a tendency 70 attack
governmental policies This influence
ls strong in other countries as wen
as in the United States
Persons whose birth date 10 Is
should proceed carefully in all busi-
ness affairs The year may be a time
OF great activity.
Children born on this day may be
restless and headstrDng. The ten
cency 70 exercise strong VIII power
can be employed in developing a char
acter that commands suecess.-Copy-
right 1920, By Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

ding day, since Il promises only dis
sensious and disappointments
There is a sign read as indicating
that there wiz be a newspaper sem
sauon in which women in public po-
sltlous are concerned. This may mean
that the women expose corruption or
double-dealinE.
Uranus is in a place believed 10
cause the human mind 10 lose it's
night perspective For this reason
any sort Of abuse concerning political
Candidates viii be more readily be-
heved than under a more kindly rule
OF the stars
While this configuration prevails
deception and intrigue flourish. Again
women are warned that they may be
peculiarly affected by the malefic
sway.
able time especially If they desire 20
introduce anything new This applies
70 renearsals as Wen as performances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

TIE old fashioned marriage was q
i heart union; the modern marriage
is fast becoming a labor union
10. two pay envelopes blossom,
where there used 10 be only onel
I'll clean your safety razor. II
you'll hook my frocks." is no longer
the slogan OF domestic reciprocity.
It's III run q typewriter down
town and help you with the bills. ~
you'll turn the washing machine Up
town and help me with the meals
There used to be two kinds OF fem
mine hands; those that rocked the
cradle" and did al the cooking-and
those that wore diamonds and got
all the kissing.
Nowadays. ''the hand that rocks the
cradle" also drives the flivver, kali
somines the kitchen. plants the rar-
den, and sometimes brings home a pay
envelope.
And the hand that wears diamonds
probably runs a tea room OF a dress
making establishment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
Reflections Of A Bachelor Girl

AAt " LAND
AT present there are three raritles
OF wives. Those who cook seven
breakfasts a week for their husbands
Those who meet their husbands at
breakfast now and then. when they
nave the time. And those who lie
abed and let their husbands bring
their breakfasts 70 them.
Most wives. who insist prattiIy on
nrealtiasting with their husbands ev-
cry Day. could get the same thrilling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
HOROSCOPE

FENACING stars rule this day. ac-
INi cording 20 astrology. Mercury.
Venus and Uranus are all in evil
place that threatens the welfare OF
humanity.
It Is above all unfortunate for love
affairs and is a most unlucky we'd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

II viii be a complete and dazzling
success, on that bright day. when men
are willing TO admit that Il q woman
work. Hand him the dish towel, SUI
annei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

The "flfty-fifty marriage IS fast
becoming the Ideal Marriage. But 20
81 IS not running on oiled wheels ye-
10 is merely creaking along, hopeful
IS, with many 5oltss jars, and sur
prises.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
THIN, FRAIL
FOLKS need
PHOSPHATE
Nothing like Pain Bffro-Phosphafe
TO Put on Firm Healthy Flesh and
TO IncreaHe Strength, Vieor
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepara-
lions and treatments which are con-
unualy being advertised for the pur-
pose or making thin people fleshy, de-
EeloplnE arms. neck and bust. md re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

Long live the FIFTY-FIFTY MAR
RIAGEi-CopyriEh 1890. by The
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

Nowadays. the marriage service
should read, Love. honor and hustlei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

CResirtsred
TO THE Editor.
OF THE Fl Paso Herald.
DEAR EDITOR.
YOU DON'T know Il
BECAUSE YOU'RE busy.
AID CANNOT see everything.
AND ANYWAY.
IT MAY be.
IT ISN'T important.
TO ANYBODY.
EXCEPTING JUST ne.
But WHETHER 1t IS.
OR WHETHER it isn't
IT DOESN'T matter.
BECAUSE, ANYHOW.
IN GOING to tell you.
AND want to ask you.
IF YOU won't please FIX It.
so THEY won't spoil.
WHAT write.
BECAUSE Mr. Editor.
EVERY LITTLE while.
IN CROWDED down
so THAT the printer.
MUST PICK some lines.
AND SOME OF the stars.
FROM OUT OF ny column
TO MAKE it fit
AND AT night.
WHILE Pm eating.
AND READING the paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

But we suspect that. 81 it's ~ths
empty chair across the dinner table"
that drives many a man 70 matrimony,
it's the chair fun OF early morning
peevishness across the breakfast
table. that drives many a one out OF
&c again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
YE TOWNE GOSSIP
By g.

g. Patent ofnee.l
! 7 LOOK at my column
AND THE lines are gone
AND IT doesn't say.
WHAT intended.
THAT IT should say.
AND IT makes me mad.
AND I want to ask.
WHEY THE next tine comes
AND THERE isn't room
II YOU'LL have the printer.
saw A couple OF inches.
FROM sosR cartoon.
on THROW away.
A PIECE OF editorial
AND LET you houer.
Or KILL something.
OF MARTINS about Mexico.
Or PRINT less society.
OR LESS sport news.
Or SOMETHING Ike that
BECAUSE MR.. Editor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

effect, by standing the newspaper
against the opposite side Of the coffee
pot and carrying on an animated d.
ologue with the Pomeranian. Woof-
-nnl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

And as for the man-brealzfast-
deuE. seven times a week, MAY be
his ideal Of marital bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

scoutmaster's uniform VIII be
awarded the leader receiving the
highest grades on final examinations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

The u government hotels in wash
ingtou. built for war workers, have
been put under the supervision Of
Airs. sarah z Sumner Mrs. sumner
was formerly manager OF the tourists
headquarters in Yellowstone park
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

li6 iein Tonne Ole 0euti6en Sands
lel1te bier5ulan0e fir 0ieies groBe
unternebmen gu gepinnen nno 5n
pereinigen. Denn bus lit getpiB: Gin
einmiitiges Deuti6amerifanertl1m 1T
itarf, gan5 Deuti6lano bonn &unger
5u erretten un6 gliifli6 gu MAIDEN.
Die Mbfertigung 6es eriten Srans=
portes itebt Dor Ser Sir, uno oa ale
Sin6erniiie beieitigt iin6, meroen an
oere folgen, 10 getpiB, mie 6ieier er1te.
Die Mmerican 9airp Cattle Gompanp
nimmt Cure Mnmelonngen germ nno
6anfbar entgegen. S6idt lte balo
Elm, 6amit ite 5eitig gebn6t meroen
f%0nnen, nn6 i6idt tie freuotgen Ser
gems Elm, 0enn iie iollen Sre1oe be-
reiten. 6rent gu6, baB Sbr belfen
f0nnt! = Gbe Mmerican 9airD Sat-
tie Company, 1923 @e1t Ma6iion ctr.
Chicago, Sanois.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

ben @anoi0aten jin6 mir bier IN Obio
germ bereit. 8ir moQen Der 0entl6-
iprabigen Breiie 6es 2anoes 8or-
ldriften ni9t mad)en, aber mir lino
ser Mnlt9t, baB mir beanipru6en TOM
men, in oieier Mngelegenbeit geb0rt
al merben. @enn es nod Ben WMn=
iben bes &errn @or gegQngen mare,
gabe es beute cine 0euti6ipra6ige
Hrelie in Ohio ni6t mebr, aber bon
@ar0ing miiien mir, baB er Ser frem6
ipradigen Breiie unbeidranfte Da=
ieinberedtigung 5uerfennt, iolange
Elm Be6irfnis fir ite borban0en lit.
9esbalb bite ib sic a116 I'M Namen
Ser bieiigen Sreun6e Ser gemeinia=
men Sadie Ser Mngelegenbeit Sic 8e=
ad)tl1ng 5u idenfen, Die Tie aus Ben
ongefiibrten @riinoen beanipru6en
fonn. @eil mir bier mandes erfab=
rem nn6 bon mon6em &enntnis err
balten, mas Sbnen m0gli6ermeiie atf
on6erem @ege nibt %5ugdnglid &C.
maft tper6en tpiir6e, mer6e i6 Sbnen
sic Sreie 8reiie tdglt@ 511geben Ioiien,
altd ionit 6afir forgen, 6aB Sic iiber
aues nnterri6tet per6en, tpas 5u mii=
1en fir sic bon SSSnterelie fem muB.
Mit freun6li9em Grub SIR iebr
ergebener s. %. @Iben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
Sur reAtet1 Set

SIM &inblid auf BEN Stanopunft,
Sen Yrdii6ent @ilion be5uglt6 oes
&erlaiQer Ma6merfs eingenommen
bot, unD Sen iebt au6 Der Pra1i6ent=
1daftsfunoi6at Coz etnnimmt> En-
1Gie1t in England Elm neltes 8n9 &C.
raoe CUR re6ten 3eit.
Nus Dem 8ut erfdbrt mon, OuB
anfdngli9 mabren0 Der Srieoensper=
ban0lungen @ili Jon nn0 2loD0 George
freunoi9aftli9e 8~e5iebungen 5u ein=
amber u%nterbielten. Na9Oem aber Der
&ertrag GeutiblanD %unterbreitet mar,
lpoate 2lopo George, 6em 8u6e 5u=
folge, ~auf ieQe m0gli6e 8eiie es
Geuti9lono erlei9tern, Den 8ertrag
onnebmbar gu ma9en." Mber Yrdlt=
bent @ilion, ser Mann, Ger Ser 8elt
0ie beriibmten &ier5ebn Bunfte per=
fiin0et nno erfldrt batte, Mmerica .iei
in Sen &rieg ge3ogen, ~um 6ie Welt
gum ii9eren Sort fir Ste 9emofratie
5u ma9en," - Yrqiioent @illon> Der
Don Meni6enliebe 'iiberfloB, 5eigte iid
als Elm Weni6 nit einem @er5en bon
Stein. @r pertrat 6ie Mnit6t, 6aB Ell
perpflidtet iei> o11f Ser M115fiibrl1na
bes @emaltfrie0ens in ieiner uripriing
li6en 6aiiung gu beiteben.
User Derbiirgt NUN Sic Mngaben in
Gieiem 8u9e?
Ga5 8ld trGgt Ben Gitel Ser
Fremierminilter" uno lit gel6rieben
bon Sarol0 Spen0er> einem engli=
l9en Sonrnalilten, ser felt mebr als
81 Sabren nit 2lopo George ouf 6em
intimlten 6rbe itebt. 3ugegebener=
saoben lit 0as BUD cine @elbltbio=
graphic Aoes englil6en &reniers, Der
cnrh Speroer ipri6t. 9as lit Elm
mittiger Bunft 0enn mir miiien NUN,
oa5 mr. es nibt nit Mnlt6ten, @in=
>riiGen un6 S9liHen seq Mannes
5u tun baben, Ser als 8erfaiier 5ei9=
net, ionoern nit 2lop6 George ielbit,
fer feline Mn= uno Mbii6ten nie6erlegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
Ser Gppt mar nod @uropa einge:

9err Goot 1par rab europa elnge=
laOen moroell I'M einen internationa-
len @eribtsbuf IN Serbinonrg nit
Der Nationenliga 81 i6affen, uno
belt iid langer aut, UNI 6nr6 einet1
lolden 0as 9aoger Tribunal gu er-
ga115en. Inter Der in 8e5ug auf Die
fen aetroffenen @ereinbarung bleiben
Die 9tationen i'm goabeiis ibrer unob-
bdngigfeit. 9ab europaii6e Staats'
mdnner, als lie Serrn &oot ei11luoen,
lib nidt nit Serrn 8ilion IN Ser
binOung ietten, lit BON beionoerem
Sntereiie. 2ebterer erfubr IN Der Sat
nid)t eber et1pas BON Ser ginla0ung,
als bis lie atgenommen war.
6alt ale europaii6en 5taatsman=
ner baben @errn 8ilions Deribano=
barte Notionenliga fallen lallen. Ser
Geriaiaer @ertrug lit in 10 meientlt=
der 8eile abgednoert morOe1, OaB
oas olte urlpriinglide 9ofument au=
Ser &raft gelebt lit. uno 0o6 iou Bic
Mngelegenbeit bel elmer nationalen
@obl Dem amerifaniiden @olfe CUR
@ntl6eiOnng %porgelegt mer0en. Wfan
f0nnte Doriiber laden, mGre es ni6t
10 tragiid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
G~ebensfeiteft mnH Gin
fcfnt11tet1.

Die Soften ser 2ebensfibrunq ltn6
leit 1914 6ur6i6nittli9 INN 1885
Ero5ent Gin e%in5elnen Mrtifeln I'M
mebrere 100 Bro5ent) in oen amerifa=
nilden @roBitdoten geitiegen. Die
Rreisiteigerung in Ser erlten &aIfte
oieies Sabres betrug 2O.01, in ser
5peiten &dlfte 6es lebten Sabres
1884 Fro5ent. BUR 8ernbignnq miro
mitgetetlt> oaB Die Breiie fir &leioer
n1o. biellei6t AUDI fir Nobrungsmit=
tel falen tperoen; oasielbe gilt bon
Mieten. Die teuerite 5tnot mur6e
Seem gorf, ober or6 Bottom, galti=
more, Gbicago nr6 philadelphia muir
ben bon ben Breislteigerungen idmer
.getroffen. 4ie &%lei6erpreiie 1tiegen felt
1914 iogar I'M 1884 Bro5ent; audi
ote W0belpreiie gingen e11orm in sic
Sobe, ndmli6 Inn 1874 Bro5ent. Mr=
6ere 8eri6te meI6en, 6aB sic @rnte
glan5er6 lit, nit Musnabme bon @ei=
gen. Sn BEN Std6ten be- tebt sic prof=
tiide @rfabrnng 6arin, 6aB fir &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

unO Oblt enorme Breile oerlangt
meroen neil angeblib Die Mrbeits-
uno Gransportfoiten in 8erbinbung
oamit iebr beoeuten6e %getporoen iino.
Mub 1pielt ser Mangel an %geeigneten
Eransportfu3ilitaten cine &oue bel
ser SeltieBung Der Breile> natiirlt6
ni6t 5n @uniten bes foniumierenoen
Hl1blifums.
&iir5li9 mur0e auf @runo elmer
ginfommenlteuer= MnalDle mitgetetlt,
baB 1O3> 900, 900 Yerlonen in BEN
8%ereinigten Staoten nit $4,000 nno
meniger bro Sabr uusfommen miilien.
Die 8ep6lferung Der G%ereinigten
staaten lit amtli6 auf 105,00O,00O
ge166bt mor0en. @s 5ablten Die llber
gin1abmen bon mebr als $4,000 PRO
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