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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
so YEARS. Toll BROKE
DOWN HEALTH BUT VIOLA
TONIC KEPT HER ON JOB

For thirty years Mrs. Mary England,
223O Gilbert Avenue, Cincinnati, O.,
worked hard as a seamstress and, of
course, the work finally hurt her
health.
MY system all over became weak
ened and run down." Mrs. England
said. Il got so l was very nervous.
My stomach was out of order also and
was troubled with constipation.
Il went to the drug store to get
something that would build me up
and my druggist recommended VIOLA
Toric. I got a bottle of Vola-Tonic
and started taking it.
Il honestly believe that if it hadn't
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
TAP EARTH FOR HEAT.

The inventor of the steam turbine,
Sir Charles Parsons. advocates drilling
a hole into the earth's crust for a dis
tancce of from ten to twelve miles,
thereby tapping the inexhaustable sup
ply of heat of the interior of the
earth AS he points out, all parts of
the earth will require different depths
OF bores to reach heat. At Lardarello,
Italy, heat power sufficient to run ten
thousand horsepower turbines was
found at about 500 feet. In Alaska,
heat reached the boiling point of
water at only sixty feet. In Ohio,
wells, primarily drilled for oil, were
warmed at 5000 feet to 1873 degrees
Fahrenheit This he thinks will an
swer the question: After coal, what
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
Birds of Indiana You
MAY Not Know
FURNISHED by the State Department

FURNISHED by the State Department
of Conservatory
The bluebird, so far as is known,
cannot be accused of stealing fruit or
preying upon the crops of the farmer.
1t has been established that rs. per
cent of it's food consists of insects,
and that most of them are harmful to
man. AS a singer, he does not equal
his cousin, the robin. His notes are
few, and not greatly varied. though
sweetly and plaintively modulated and
never loud. In the autumn they
gather in flocks and seem reluctant
to make ready for their journey to
the south.
There are at least three species of
the common bluebird on this continent
while in Indiana woods there is the
blue jay and the indigo bird.
The range of the bluebird extends
from the Gulf of Mexico north through
the eastern part Of the United States
to Nova Scotia, Ontario and Mantle
ba, and west to the Rocky mountains.
In the southern part of it's range, it
Is a resident; in the northern part a
migrant. 1t comes north very early,
and returns south very late in the
year.
The adult male bluebird is about six
and half inches long and has a wing
extent of about nine inches. The
whole upper parts are of a rich sky
blue, with purple reflections, the bill
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

been for Vola-Tonic I wouldn't be
working today. Vola-Tonic built up
my system and brought back my
strength and has kept me on the job.
THE constipation has left me al
most entirely since 1 started taking
Vola-Tonic and my nerves are in much
better condition also.
Il know VolaTonic is an excellent
medicine and. in short, can't praise it
too highly for what it has done for
me-"
Vola-Tonic, Builder of Strength" is
being specially introduced in Rich
mond at the five Quigley drug stores.
Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
GOOD FENCES ARE AID
GnNn

More neighborhood trouble has
originated from neighbours chickens
destroying garden crops than from any
other one source, 1t has been asserted.
A good closely woven wire fence is the
best insurance that can be taken out
against such troubles.
A garden was being destroyed by a
neighbours chickens. and the owner
bored small holes in grains Of corn
and tied a thread about a foot in
length to each kernel of corn. On the
other end of the thread he tied small
tags on which was printed, Il have
been scratching in my neighbor's
garden" When the fowls went home
with one or more Of these tags hang
ing from, their beaks, there was no
further trouble.
A good fence not only keeps out the
neighbor's chickens. but dogs and cats
as we'll
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

its original package. see that this particular
name (Nuxated Iron) appears on the pack
age. If you have taken other iron products
and failed to get results remember that
such preparations are nothing like Nuxated
Iron, which IS strongly recommended by
many physicians and such notable men as
former United States Senator. William E.
Mason and Ignace Jan Paderewski. mater
pianist and now Premier of Poland, and
widely known women like Miss Mable Nc
Kinley. niece of late President Nc Kinley and
Mrs. James Longstreet. widow of the Civil
War General"
Can you stand as much as you ever could
or does extra work or loss of sleep one day
wear you out the nextf Are you beginning
to think of yourself as getting old? Do you
have of-days when you cannot think clearly,
cannot master the problems and when you
feel like throwing up everything and getting
away from everybody? Do you feel there is
something the matter With you and you
do not know whatf
Then try taking Nuxased Irsa, txs Eve
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

grain tablets three times a day after meals
for two weeks and see how yo,, are getting
back your old energy and ambition, how
much stronger you feel and how much more
you Can do. Nuxated Iron is used BY over
100000 people annually to build "p red
blood, strength and endurance
hanufaeturers kets: Nuyated Iron which II
recommended above. Is not Q secret remedy but
enc which 10 we'll known to druggists everyuhsrs
unke the older Inorganic iron products Ii easily
asslnliated and does not inUre the teeth mako
tnen oIack nor upset the stomach The manu-
Iactufers guarantee successful and entirely salts.
factory results TO every purchaser or they VIII
refund your Do0E. u = dhpanssd b. su eoa1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
Cotton Pest Reappears Again

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Reappear-
ance of the pink boil worm in Texas
and discovery of the insect in Louis
lana present the most serious situa-
ton which has ever confronted the
cotton industry Of the United States
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

gram, or, After War and Prohibition,
What?" Mr.. Wilson is at the head
of the temperance work in the NJ. z.
church and Is an able and eloquent
speaker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

the big positions TO
get a physicians
prescription for or
ganic iron-Nux-
ated Iron or if
you do not want to
GO to this trouble
then purchase only
N,x,toJ Trn1 -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

A Jewish nation will be founded in
Palestine, says Judge ]. w. Mack.
president of the organization in Amer
lea. He declares the land will sup
port 5000, 900 persons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
Jews IN PALESTINE.

according to experts of the department
lof agriculture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

and legs are black, The female is T
easily distinguished from the male
by the duller cast of the plumage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

with red blood, rich in iron. men of per-
sonality. of the virile power which instantly
commands respect. Many ambitious and
able man who would normally rise to the
top gives all his thought to his mind and
none to his body He falls , l ust short of
because he doesn't back up his mentality
with the physical strength and energy
which comes from plenty of iron in the
blood Lack Of iron in the blood not only
ous. easily fatisued. but it utterly robs him
of that will power, that stamina and that
strength which are 20 necessary to success
and power in every walk of life. To help
make men strong and red-blooded there 10
nothing in my experience which have
found so valuable as organic iron-Nux-
ated Iron. In case after case have seen
Euxated Iron begin to give weak. nerv.
Gus chap entirely new vigor, energy and
endurance in only two weeks time.
Therefore, strongly advise those who
want to At themselves 70 receive and hold
Sold in this ely y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
This M an ~
Gets 500, 900

- 1cdT because he backs up his
brains with the physical strength
and energy that come from plenty
of iron in his blood.
It you are not as successful as
you'd Like to be-if you lack force
and stamina-try Nuxated Iron and
watch its Strengthening effect.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

In his advice to
men on how to
build up their
health and strength
and attain greatest
success. DR.. James
Francis Sullivan,
form erly o {
Bellevue Hospital
Outdoor Depart
ment), New York.
u n d Westchester
County Hospital.
says: "The big,
successful men I
have met are al
most always strong
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

Yaa ct lneget isinefalOcnOc Sisrne
paa Northumberland / ariitiania, ligc.
npcrfor Eitbaleitationcn, itaor 9lnc-
rifolinicns me aontorbpgIling nll iir
% IGroig.
Get er Ell inlponerenoe Stenbpg-
ming paa Ter Gtager, iom bclS opta-
gcs OF 2inicns aontorer oels iibleicS
til andre Sirnlaer. Meb ben @plig-
nso, iom / flere gar bar bcrifct i
3riitioniu, bar bclulc itorc aontor-
bpalling Ell %pelfomnten Gilbert / rette
Sib.
Ser bar Here Irfiteftcr. iom citcr
norlf Sfif bar mco ! offcntlig Son.
furrance ON @pgningcn5 arfltcfto.
niifc llbieenoe, etc. % &alget cr for.
iaapiot beloist, Tom @pgnin9en cr ell
Sorbeoring paa Den titlrge tpItc Stil,
Tom e~ienfinbcs / Gentralbarlfens me
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Breeze fro Georges Bysder oa Byer.

Irbci0aoo1 cftcr - Mars &irfc /
Stolcltuc % Strife. Otter en- Gale
al 6cittomitccuH Eornrano bolot
CncrlUrcr Nau@ Stottc Gale Tor
NUocr9glUittu. &obamlca Gucbo
ooerrnftc Ell mapc til %orohop ira
Sfolcfrcbicruc % ira Scaicitogcn4
Vtcni1hcO. EorOhou tnftcOc. Oilers
par Scr (0lcr al ,<obouuca Gucbo,
(>ouno RoroHctttn, otto Wclmcu.
Carer Neitcb0 o. Der Sfottc. Cc
tilitcocpUrcuOc Al CT SouQfor iom
&orohep hanhc lcoct Tor puttrcnt 30
Iar liocll, lang uodlc Hlmrc. 50.
bornca Gncbo irCmiuaoc Ct Siat han
houoc itrcpct til 6citcr.
6orIopcIic cr inoqooct al Sonj
tctaieitcr N}nric Ntalmcu. %c1iaito
gen % NlOuig Sole, Glitter Or.
Eoragumno..
9GQtcifnb cr moluact al i~olQcuOc.
Siguc Gfrc % Ola =. Sage, Ninrit
NtoInen ~ Observation-Disclosures
Scr Berg. 0inrit RuuoomL Ycaioifo
gen, o. =. @ottci. Courc. Cline his
boffcn % aiobmouo Sipcrt Nsitcbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

Gel @rpDeri, Set pnr mig IanIcoe5 cit
ltor InItrcn9elIe az gaa % Srappcu, o.
ON Natteu pleteoe leg al liQgc ooa9en /
ltaoi9 An9It ror at NIT 0lertc5 Slag belt
'flIlbe ppbgre.
Sg1aa, cftcr cit &internot / uabcn
@nao lutber ~llbisrelic al mine Gnlbcoss
pli9ter ar bare llOiot for set barrie &cir,
lit ieo poloIpnmnc Smertcr / min boirc
Sfulber pg Arm, boilfc Smcrtcr 0iorbc
mig unitcu ruier0c. Seq foulultcrebe
STger % S]pcciultitcr, tog Ntasin9e og
clettriite @chaupiiugcr, alt lIocn mc9eu
2iuorin9. Seq blcu bcproret til at np
gipc al p~reitclig &~irtinnlheb oA offeutliGt
Nrbcibc for miubit re WtuGucocr, 90 ic0
bcgnuhte al IrnAte for, at min 0elbrco
tor ltcolc bar ucobrllot.
Snpoc pGret ifcptiif.
Sea babe nltio urrct noQct ifcptiit
Iioeopcrior %inuc5bnro ircmboIbeube
uoQcn Nfcoictu3 Sorticncitcr, men en- Sag
lUiGe ie0 eli GrtlTriuQ al en- Wduo, bpi5
Spnlpton1er Inntc3 ar barr ngiGQtiQ &c
idmu1e iom mine c0uc, % hans Ho5 al
SouIoc loo ino iuubfrrhiQ, az ic9 be-
itcnItc mig til iclp at 9iuc Def Ell %rsuc.
Seq flsbtc en- SLATE, % bcn5 Nirtnirg
Tom uritcu pieblittcIio. Miu nerpaie
Sorfotniug be9pnbte ar ~foriptnOe, og ieg
.begpnote at faa Iope ON Nottcn. Min
Nppetit forsgencs innleocS, at ic9 pauz
itelig fllnoe t%iIireb5itile Den, % ieg ionot,
at leg hurtiN tiltO9 @e9t. "a icg bopoc
Den iicrbe SLATE par Smcrtcrne /
min Irm og Stltlber forIpunouc, % ieg
beiinber mig ioag bcbrc end pua LANCE
Cher.
Seq ieler. at ic0 piloe rare ItpIoig
/ pcn itgrlte lltatncmliQbco, huis lea life
ifreu og f%ortdlte Sem, hui!ten %~eIiigueIie
SanIac bar prrct for mig. oN ieQ oiper
Sem bette friuiIligc %ibnc0bnro AT bruQe
iom Sc mootte tro bebit, / set 6unb, at
onore / Gcrc5 uihunoerli9e Wcbiciu mua
iiune CT Wibhel til @ieuoprcttelic al
Srunbeo % Stprfc."
SanIac irl0ca al Ell goo &potbctcr /
bucr gp. Nopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

GoUrc. og Gmil Sober, Rorbp. 5rog.
ncr ct.
9lnue Stcrri, I. 8onoegdarosbou.
gent, er ogO 17Oc Gee, 80 liar g[.
Self.
aomrntreoalget Tor Sea 1T Ioo.
Ount lloialo:
Teuitrc % Observation-Disclosures:
2lrtou Rrcocpmqen, .. Noer, Cars
S]toruliteu. Sohn Suuet. Spper 8.
Napu, Goftor 9fiiQer, Sper Snors
linen.
&~or0bruqerre: Quut Sagoolert,
Torger Glitoo. Ola lllnto, Gcoer s..
Ebo. Erono 2oitsgdor6.
SocioIiitcrnc: Sobn 9albp, u.
Sanicu. ears 2eiren.
I'll Crofgrcr or bullt 9lntou 9rc.
0cuougeu % til Si~ceorofsrer g.
Storrlt1ten.
Cwtere)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

iTorbcnuurcnoc Carer !. 4e9er.
iclL loot pnu Sc2in, oo0c uaa 5eI.
qcccu soc Nobbr.. - 9lar aammcl.
Sans $. AicI2blIs 3. a.. oeoc 230c
December, - Mar qamme!.
Sourc.
Get nuc 6crreo5inrc har iaaet
'elaCuoc YlcolCmmer:
SorobrIdcrnca &iitc: Gudcbret
Romaao2, s.. -. @iorusIaaro, @lm
mar Hloi. %lnor. Ghomtcr. Ole
Combaaa, EerNcu 2ouQl6ffcu.
&enitrc2 %iitc: &jarncr @igcrrit,
Siauro Gucbo, Siuncn Saacrau4,
Ole (oitcmc
Observation-Disclosures: 5. 2pcrIi.
Sans (aacru03.
Socioliitcrnc: Nib. @u0OaI, IN.
Schontc. ). 2. Iofintcn, ears
Nhocu.
Ger blcu icrNt alnQc orcr Tolact.
% Oct uar uUr pc0 at set ifltl6c bli
omimrtct. Nicr sc iioitc 9tOtier mch.
ocIcr at set or gooficnot. 9tu Cro.
'ercr cr cuoum life rolat.
g}ari 0ombao5 pou Iofinrcn bIcu
3Dtoor2oftcu tilocit ScIumchulie
mco GipIom Tor lana "a fro Eienc.
tie. ) - gJor har bun pUrct 9u6cic
pno 6otiuIcu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

Spgning / SirtcgaOen og oct npe
SoIttolltor.
Sfaoc fun, at life NunlcpiQs
uafrc. iIantc efouonliif in0rcOcoe ca
IpIe Gontorbpgnitg otter ontcrifanif
Mellitcr bar opisrt Tor &onfllrrarccn
fom igang. Ger CT piitrof life TO
Weninger / ariitianio ON, at Same
pigS bpibc aontorbpgning cr Den
imltffcItc % melt praftiifc al Dem
aQe.
Tou Sernbanetoroct rinot git.
bancitotiouen er Der / oct iioite lore
snaet itore Haicringer og 6orbeorin.
ger, iaa bette &oartal al set gamle
&riitiania rGitcn life er til at fienoe
igierr. 90 en- al De imuiffcite % pGr-
oigite Spgnineer cr Den norife Ame.
rifalinies me 9pgiling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02

GorIoocIic or in0qoact al Dmbiar
). Snn0bu % Igrouom I. Gicicn.
6el9cuoc bar inoaouct 9G0tcifnb
1919: ,\pcr Z. @rcu "a Hu0uhilo
Z. 5orbuugcn, Ola ). Storuif "a
&ieroi2 u. Storpif. ,Eohunnca Is.
StoocIoffcn % Slime ). Stcincn,
AHtou q. Gluftcn "a Nuri 4. Sln
tlut. (oritciu u. Sri2UoIo. Strano,
% @aroro z. Hucr, Giumaac. sal
grim Mas % Mnrlt Suclnc Sans $.
(clQplaoicn % Marie Silihogcu,
Ole y. Giteng og Wiuo Sfic0Suol0
hmlgcn, &pcr q. aicIitoO "a Slime
=. Suciuc, Wiatio2 : guocn % Nn.
ne !. Nipronl, Sans $. &routcn OF
Yiorit Motgerl, SaIm.
NplQc1oc Geb2ioID or in0trlfnc:
ESD. @'aaI Spcnitoo. Nolbe. Nanr.
NiI2 ". @run, Smco Gool Glen
Wicrf. Nrbcioeritc EnQriO Y. Ru
item, Gnfc Nrure u. Nrucleffcn. 90
Nor, 6ru Marie Y. 2Itrcm, I. Gluo
uoro, Sioicl Gcrittcn, 50 Mar,
gitrio 9. 0oegooro, Is 9lur. Some
&oqrhiIb Z. SoiQ, - Nar. aonc
Gle Z. @rcnoen, - Mar, GSnorio ).
Sfnola, 10 Nar, Gufc 9olrttc Cucu.
81 Nor, Ntarie Sonobu, aicnicth,
Siri, 10 2lor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Gcsiiu.

&caio ScrreoSitprc If iclgeuoc
communicating:
Sra SesinItogen: &orgcn &aften,
&ouo3 lherina SIa :. Wolmcn on
&ohou Ntorfen, ole al %anomauoa
f%orbun0et2 &iitc.
sra &c2io @opeoiOgu: Nj %orb.
brugcrnc9 Siitc: SiQirO aolitoo,
Ole Gre, Sans Noitc5o, Nriltion
6Ia2citao, @i, 6Iittic, Sans Mortc.
rho, Wtotiaa 2iucblotuc, Ole Nulc.
itonoc.
MI 5oIfcportiet5 2iitc: $. Nop0cn,
~. @oloQbolla, q. ). 2loocnt.
SociuIiltcrnc3 &iitc. Ole ,EornnIo.
Get me &crrco@itprc bar pulat
Gle Gfrc til SrOiprcr % Ni. Glittic
I'll &iccorhiercr.
&co Cfring 2Ocn Mllc0og til
Sitcrri9cruc paa 2caioifogcn tom
mo 300 SIR.
SenOo8 mellcm (Sul % A}ntnar
bar oct Niifcbafeit pou Mirfcialcn
poo Scaioifoacn ior Girfciuuacr
Sans z. &orObon iom mi ihlttcr lin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
&riQiant %rnoitant
Sffer for Snflucuja
Ncc. 1nDtcD .. Wbfcro,
befjcnot Yrcit % Vore6
ora9sbolocr, bel fjcnot /
tire Wcrocusoclc, par be-
ororct til at opgipc ut
Mrbctoc.

Mepercnb Sublen y. Iibipro or crl
ertraprhinGr Ranp. Smeub ban cubml
CT pda Soliioen al DC firth Var, bar ban
itiiei mere Sefieuing for Weunclfchchcn
ino / uogle faa Var eno Wrno fleit fuloz
ferer / Ell Sepetio.
Sort efter fin Graduation fra &arlct
College, Nonopn. Gnglanb, blcu ban Orbit
ncret til Brett ocn bergmtc Mem Court
Congregational Airfe, @ounou. Nprt Sib
b~creiter blep ban mbudlot iii at frcmlUnQe
Aonaos Heform % Den nfritan'fc 0tiss
lions gag for Norge5 Solf, on bans Hei>
icr / octtc Qanb bnubc iuuodnt Seln, al
han biliebc2 al pGlpi9c Sulicnla5icr pcb
Ipcrt Wshe.
! 1905 blcp ban mnhcr Allipicicr al
Golonini Misiinnarn Societn ienot iii
Sem 3ealano, pg / ire Slur drbeioebe ban
ionr missioner blanot &c Snofsnte, %
hans Splepelier Der bar bduNe iuteress
lante og ~iprnbenbc.
) 1916 penbte ban tilbnoc iii Guos
idno % tlellte / ire Var peb Wppo Greet
Congregational Church, Cardiff, Spuib
@dles, bcn itsrltc AonQrcgntionaliittirtc
/ Oct brittle Gioe. Set bar Der ran iolot
lonr ct al De fsrite Sfrc for Den feriic
itore Snfluen5aepibemi / 1913, fra bull
fct Ynfalb han life bar belt helbreoct,
On ban untpg Sab fra Glecn's Hodo
Congregational Church, Ct. 1ohn's. Hcips
founolanb, hpor hans trufti0c Errbitcncr
mart trof uiGbnuulig 'torc SpriomlinAer.
Set Srnf, 'on bette Arbeibc laNoc
pdd hans un~bergrauchc Nnnitittttni. uil.c
iig at uTrc for l@fer!t. % ban blcu loint
for cu Merpciprtfelic, for bpi!tcu far
hog MI CT %fulbitrnbi9 hclbrebct. GeuGs
get peb Inlfet ON at bare fine Wieonlcrs
nclfcr til Hpttc. bar ban nnlig ifrcpet ct
Wrcu huori forirac5, huorlebe3 ban aicls
ndrbt lin Sltnobeo % Stprfc.
YepGsct pcb Snfnemligbcp.
Settle Srcp. nbresicrct I'll She Sanloc
Go. Ttlanta, @d., CT ct beltuieunc llbz
trDf for S~atncmli9bcD og CT ,or1 fcldcr:
"Ytilc Serrer: Sere5 Meoirir. fIcnbt
Ium Sanldc', bar pGret en- iaa ,ibcre0z
ileli8 Selii9nelic for mig, ut icg feler mig
tuungen til at ltrioe o9 fnrtrlc cocr bette
8 Sftobcr 1918, meoens lea bar Ercit
rco 8pob Street CONGREGATIONAL Ghlucb.
Cardiff, Spltb BALES, bapbc IcN ct al
porligt Nnidlb al ben ipanite Suilliensa.
fra bpilfe Wirfninger ieg alori9 belt tom
mig. Scg table rs Yltub / Seat % bar
tI1e 'iuilu III VI SleltutIlue nun uuIlIigC
Gnergi.
Suu / NebrlInr 1919 bcNDnote lc9 iom
Yreir pcb Guecu's Houb Gn~NortGotional
Church / ct. Sobn'o. Newfoundland.
Niu preiteligc %irtiombeO lsnncbc5 meo
itprt 9elb, men @uitrcugclierne piitc iia
ior tore for mig, % ieg leo CT alporligt
Nehbrlto. Wiue Ncruer iputcs at 0aa
belt i%Itnttcr og min SorbeicIic blep iao
forImrrct, at ieg pdniteli8 tuube lpiic
logctiombellt. Ntit &ierte 9au mig Ell bel
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

Halifax. N. S., Oct. :o.-The
American schooner Esperanto to-
day won the first race in the inter-
national fishermen's regatta of
Halifax harbor. She will meet the
Canadian contender Delawana
again Monday in another contest.
which. If she is victorious for the
second time, will give the Ameri-
can ship the championship.
At 2:15 p. m. with the buoy a
quarter of a mile away. Esperanto
G uBql sIom sl,llI 3 6q 5u!pBsI sgM
mile.
Esperanto rounded the inner au-
tomato buoy, the fourth mark, at
2:17:35. .-..
Delawana turned at 2:3s unofi-
cial time.
Making up half minute she lost
at the start, the sturdy New Eng
land fishing smack breezed along
into the lead within the first 10
miles. and when half the distance
had been covered appeared q sure
winner. The Yankee craft when
she headed into Halifax harbor
for the finish line was 20 minutes
ahead of her rival and made for
the Nova Scotian port like . horse
! for his own stable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

STILL DESIRES
FORMER THONE
Ex-king States That He
Has Not Abdicated-
Mass for Alexander.

Lucerne, Switzerland, Oct. 20
There has been no official communi-
cation between former King Con-
stantine Of Greece and the Greek
government, and no decision re-
garding the course to be taken by
Prince Paul in connection with the
Greek throne. said Professor Geor-
gios STREET., former Greek foreign
minister. to the Associated Press
today.
Persons visiting the former king,
says the family is indignant, charg-
ing that the Greek government did
not facilitate the voyage Of the
queen dowager from Brindissi and
consequently she arrived at Athens
10 hours after Alexander's death.
Complaint is also made that the re-
quest Of Queen Sophie. that she be
allowed to nurse her son was not
answered.
Former King Constantine and the
former queen. are suffering greatly
from shock. They receive no visi-
tors. Messages Of sympathy have
been sent to them from rulers OF
various countries.
Two masses were said today for
King Alexander. King Constantine.
according to members Of his star.
says that he has not abdicated. but
places himself in the hands OF the
Greek people He Is said to enter
tain hope that II the coming elec-
lions are not controlled by the party
| of Premier VenisaloG, tha dynasty
WIN b restored
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30
MAKES ESCAPE
FROM CAPTORS
AFTER TORTURE
Stock Man T Tells Police He
Was Forced to Sign
Check for $25, 900.

st. Louis. Mo-, Oct. 3o.-United
Press.)-Asserting he had been
held prisoner in a farm house near
this city. tortured and forced to
sign a check for $4,000, Joseph
Alexander, wealthy Fort Smith,
Ark. stock man, made his escape
this morning and reported the mat
ter to the police.
Mrs. Margaret Taber, St. Louis.
a friend Of his, was also held pris-
oner, Alexander told the police.
The check, he said, was taken to
a local bank and deposited by the
woman.
Alexander's escape was spectacu-
lar. A man usually slept with him.
He awoke at 3 a. m. The guard
was asleep. He rolled out of bed
and loosened his feet. He climbed
through an open window on the
first floor. The prints of bare feet
were later found in the wet grass
outside the window.
A butcher to whom he appealed
to unite his hands thought he was
crazy. The man fed.
He had the same experience at
another house. a farmer finally
united his hands and took him to
Sheriff Bopp of st. Louis county to
whom he poured out, his story.
Bopp hurried to the house and
found it deserted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30
RECOGNITION
OF MEXICO NEAR
Allied Powers VIII Follow e. s.
Lead in Att ude to New
Government.

Washington. Oct. 30.-OUnited
Press).-Recognition by the prin-
cipal allied powers soon will be
won by the new Mexican govern
ment as the result of the virtual
promise of recognition by the gov
ernment Of the United States. rep
resentatives here Of the new re-
gime declared today.
While several OF the South Amer
ican and Central American gov
ernments have recognized Mexico,
the great powers, such as Britain
and France, have withheld action.
1t was understood they have been
awaiting definition Of the attitude
OF the United States.
Observers here were skeptical OF
the confidence Of Mexico in winning
early recognition by the other great
powers. pointing out Great Britain
never granted recognition to Car
rama It was plain officially to
day that the statement Of Secretary
Of State Colby that the "prelim-
inaries Of recognition can conf
IDENTIFY proceed" means formal rec
ognition Of the Mexican govern
ment undoubtedly will be granted
soon.