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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
RECONSTRUCTION
DE LA MARINA
ALEMANA
FL Principe Enrique de
Prussia Ia enCareCe
La Sociedad Tecnica para la
Construction de Puertos
trabajara activamente
en- esa obra

HAMBCRGO. Nov En- IL segun-
da asamblea general ordina.ia dc Ia
Sociedad Tecnica para II Construc-
ci6n de Puertos. que sc ACADIA de celc-
brar en- este puerto, los temas de los
d:scursos p~ronunciados Sirarcu sob:e
Ia reconstruction de Il marina mcTcan
te alcmana. r. hermano de! cN-EmDe-
rador aleman. Principe Enrique DC
Prussia. Presidente Honorario dc "a So
ciedad. dijo en- 81 alocuci6n que. = 81
juicio. Ia sociedad tenia dos misioncs
PARTICIPATES. que cran cooperar en- In
reconstruction de Ia vida cconGrica
dc IA naci6n = contrihuir 81 fortaicct-
ulicato de IA co~nciencia nac!onal. va
u entire suIs miembroS los hahfa de
todas parties de Alcmania. Il Or. Dies
rol. Primer BurcomaeSJrc de HambUr-
go. expuso que 81 puerto. a pesar dc
los 1~erJuicios que lc habia cauSado h
guerra. tcndria que lelsar I ser uc-
yamentc uno dc los mas im~portaHtes
del continelne europeo. Fl scNor Z.
Huldermann. Director de Ia Compania
navIera Observation-Disclosures
cclebr6 el apoyo que habtu cncontrado
Alemania en- los lEstados Cnidos res
pecto a Ia reconstruction de 81 marina
m~a-rauta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
NO QUIEREN AHORA
FL TRONO De
GRECEA
Le ha sido ofrecido a un
hiio del Rey Alberto
Sc dice que Ell Principe Pa
bio rechazara la oferta que
Sc lie hizo ST Venizelos
sigue en- ell poder

PARIS. Noiycmbre Ell trono de
Grecla serl ofrecido al Principe Car
los. Condc F!andcs, scSundo hijo del
Rey Alberto dc Belgica, segun dice
en- una information Que pubiica hoy LIE
Petit Parisien. Il citdo peri6dico aGre
"a Que Ia respuesta del Principe Pa
6lo. hcrmano del finado rev Alexandra,
. IL oferta del gobicrno Sricgo de que
ocupe 81 trono heltnico sc dara en-
brcvc. anunciando que on 81 case de
que e. Primer MinistrO Venizelos con-
tinue Il frcnte del poder, Y 10 cual Sc
considera como cosa scgura. no podra
accptar el ofrccimiento.
lie Petit Parisien recucrda ademas
CUE 81 Roy Alberto de BGigica decli-
no una oferta semejante de Hungria,
hace varios meses. Cuando sc lc ofrc-
clio el trono de csc pals Al Condo de
Flandes.
En- Ia Legaci0n griesa en- csta capi-
tai. Sc ha manifestado que ninSunas
noticias ticnen sobcc cl particular, pa
n poder rectificar o ratificar Ia in
formation del diario m~enconado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
Seran repatriados al fin
los p~risioneros ale
names en- Russia

BERLIN. Nov. Sc anUnc.a que
los mobiles cstuerzos rcaliZadoS por ell
cslcbre e~xpio.ados Fridtjo5 NanScn Ell
pro dc la repatriation de los priS!onc-
ros de guerra aiemanCs Y a~ustr!acos
QUO sc quedaron en- Russia, han sido
por fin coronados por el eNito. IL pr!-
mer vapor Que desde que estall0 II
guerra sali6 de HamburSo para CT Lc-
iano Orlen,e lleva = bordo 200 phi
Sioneros de guerra rusos. Que dcScm
barcara en- e. puerto de Nladivostok, y
al r~egresar conduciri otros tamtos
p~risioneros alemancs p~roccdentcs de
Siberia. Dicho vapor fuG ~contrataco
po~ Ia Cruz Roj4 InternaCiold, ODE
drcierdo Il Ia iniciatjva de Nansen. que
10 Ia descansado hasta ~consesuir 81
loab!e ~prop6sito. .
Sc calclHa que los p~risioneros ale
names que Sc encuentran todavla en-
Russia pasan dc Glen mil. Sin cmbar-
go pocos de eIlos scran repatriaGos
por IA VIA de NladivCstoE, porQue cl
Gobierno ruso Sc ha ncgado 4 escctua-
e. canpe de los p~risionecos en- este
puerto. ONO So &c habia propuesto.
En- Alemania Ia causado regocijo "a
Roticia, y Sc espera con impaciencid
Ia vuclta del vapor. no dudAn6ose que,
una vcz dado 81 primer Daso, serd re
lativamente facil continuar con n re
patriaci6n dc los prisioHeros alcmancs
- austriaCos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
LIegaron a Venecia los
representatives de Ia
Yugo-Eslavia

yIENA Nov!embre 2-Segun !nior-
maciones de Roma, publica el. diario
"Giornale dItalia' despachos que re-
cibi6 de Eenecia, en- los cuales Sc dice
cue. nj lleGar los Ministries de YUgo-
Es!avia Trumbitsch. WesmitSch y
S~tianovitsch 4 dicho puerto, para mi
ciar las n~egociaciones relatives Z Ill
cionar n cuest6n del Adriatico Ell go
bierno italiano les mand6 nOtiticar que
no Sc podria comunicar con ellos, has
IA que las tropas yugo-eSlaVas que
han invadido II IONA plebisc5taria de
Carinti no sean retiradas, y que uni
camente mediante e. cumplimicnto de
esta comisiGn, Sc podrian continuar las
negociaciones. por ser Italia una de
las ~potencias que viSil6 cl plebiscito
y aprob6 su resultado favorable a Aus
tria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
NO TIENE
CONFLANZA EN-
LOS ROJOS
Cree que la atacaran de
nuevo 81 ano pr6xlmo
ST los ejercitos del Soviet
derrotan a Wrangel, volve-
"a a encenderse la guerra
entire los dos palses

EUEVA YORK, Novcmh - Ill
Corone! Cedric Faunlleroy. amcrIcano
Que tuvo al mando de las fuerZas as-
reas de Polonia on el frenJo mer!dio-
nal. Y cuicr lego recientcmcnte 4 este
pals, procedcntc de Po.onia. ha mani
festado que hos polICos J c~spocIdImcE-
te. entre los elemcDtos oGci2lcS, Sc
tiene Ia ~creencia de que los Holshcvi-
kis rusoS emprendcrdn Il nueva Oxen
contra Polonil en- IA pr!mavcr1
pr6xima. :
En- vista dc este, 81 gobicrno pola-
co no Ia dcscuidado ningdn detallc
militar, para cn case de que lo- ruSoS
hagan elective 81 propGSito no ser CO.
gidos dcSprcvcnidamentc. II C"rone!
piensa rcgresar para mcdiadoS de- En-"
70 4 Polonia = ccupar su pueSlo al
frentc del Escuadrun koSciuSZko, =!
que Sc propouc rcforZar a~umentando
su actual dotaci6n de - aviadorcs anne
ricanos. hastl -, GU" Seran d!stripu'-
dos On variaS cscu3dril!as. :
El gobierno polaco, agrcg6 81 Coro-
mel Fauntleroy, desconl!a dc los bo!sha
yikis Y eSta cast SECURE dc que 81 To-
gran derrotar al general WranGel. de
n manera tan decisira como 10 con-
siguicron cen Deniiinr Y kolchaciT
volvcrin sus armas nuevamcntc con-
ira Polonia.
Polonia Sc c~nCucntra aCtualmcntc
NAL a~provisiouada. pucS cu"nta IAN
solo con I'm 20 ror cicnto de los vfvoT
res ~necesarios para ei avituai!amiento
de las rropas. cantidad que no bastard
para su objcto hasta In prGNima cose-
cha. por 10 Que So hace Indispensable
IN ayuda americana. pueS de 10 con
trario muchn genie morira dc hamhre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
Abogan por Ia union de
Austria a Alemania

VIENA Nov LA Lisa Naclonal
de Oficiales Austriacos adopto una
r~esoluc!6n abogando por Ia union de
Austria Z Alemania, proponlenuoSe
en- esta Ultima naci6n cl ma
n~ificsto siguiente:-
Los oficiales sTscritos p~ertcnecien
;cs al antique ejtrcito. declaran que
sus ~corazones laten por ia paria ale
mana Y que lie ~guardardn fidelidad' a
hriCardo sin cesar el vehcmente dcseo
de reunirse con ella pOr fin. va que
TOR Ia fuerza del destino han estado
separadas mas de ~cincuenta amos. :
prometen soiemnemente no ~descahsar
hasta Gue II voluntad de TODD ei pte-
bio austriaco Sc haya cunplido."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
NO Sc SABE QUEEN
TRlUNFO EN-
CUBA
FL resuItado electoral no
Sc conoCe dun
No dejo de haber successes
sangrientos durante la
election, zero fueron
reaimente pocoS

HABANA UAEANA, Cuba. No
vienbrc En- vista dc Il !cntlud
con Il Sc han estado recibiend2 los
computes de les d:vrrsos diScr:tos cleo
torales de Ia is.I, no Sc hi podido CO.
nocer en- el curse de! ola. q resultado
de las elecciorcs presidenciales etec-
tuadas aver. ! - cree Cue dc CONT
nuar l!egando asi e reSto lie los
computes. So conocerL primero cI re
sultado de las e~,ecciones pr~eS.dcncia-
les en- Jos EsJados URidoS.
De los S.0p2 precintos electoral
les que ~comprerdc toda Ia ~rep0bl'ca.
solameate III hah:an remitido sus
computes para u media noche d. aver
v ovro n1uero isual Sc hab.a recibido
para 81 medic dia de hoy. dando un
triunfo aparente al candidate conser-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03

vador. doctor Alfredo Zayas. AIgunos
udereS liberales han manifestado que
csc gauo apaCente del candidate con
scrvador Sc debe 4 que cl gobiernO ha
cslado rr,eniendo los computes en- don
d. 81 triunio De los liberaies Is apIas-
tante. cosa que por ST. parte, han mega
Cado los funciona-ios del Sobierno,
En 10 general las sIcccioneS de aver
- e~tectuaror en- orden. pero en- 1igu-
mas parties del anterior de n iSla. Sc
s~uSci,aron IL deS6rdcnes. l}egard7 en-
=lgunas de elias Il convertirSe en- su-
cesos Sangriertos. r~cCiscrdndosc var;as
nuer-eS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
Academies de Hygiene
en- 3 ciudades alemanaS

BERLIN. Eoviembre Eel Mtnisie
rio de Salud Pubiica determine esta-
blecer tres academies de hygiene So
ciai en- las ciudades de -breslau, Char
lotenburg y Dusseldorf, nueva insti-
tuc!6n que estara destinad2 a proper
c:onar = los m6dicos .ocupados en- los
servicios p1blIcos IoS conocimientos es-
peciaIeS que necesitan para eI mejVr
Lcsempeno@ds su~s-funciones. Las prin
cipales materials que sc ~ensenardn en-
estas academies, son hygiene social,
pItologia social, provision relativa u
"nCarmos. legislation social y medtcina
de seCuros. materials que en- n uni
versidad solamente Sc enseHan en- 10 sc
neral y no tan ampliamente como Sc
r"guiera en- los servicios pGblicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
Sc f~usionaran Ia Lega-
cion y eI consulate ale
a en- Noruega

BERLIN. Noviembrc Ell M:nistrO
de Relacioncs I:xtcriores dc Alemania
Dr.. Walter Sinons. procediendo = He
var 4 cabo eI proyecto dc II reorga
nizaci6n convenience del servicio di-
plomatico. a~daptandolo a IA ~situaci6a
actual del pals, dispuso cue So fusiO-'
nara IA legacijn y cl consulate gene
raj en- Cristiania. fernando una So
Ia mission diplomatica- 10 misIno 50
hard en- Pague, obedeciendo esta mo-
dificaei6n n cue. scgHn n opinion del
DR.. Simors. n union de las dos fun
clones dard por esultad2. en- esos phi
ses rclatiTamentc ~pcqueuos, n simDii-
~ficaciGn del servicio Y mayor rapidcz
en- 81 deSpacho de los asuntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
AIemania exile una in
d~emnizaci6n del Cob.
de Hungrla

BERLIN. Noviembre Ell gobierno
aleman anuncia oficialmente que d.
right urn nota al gobierno hungaro,
cxigi6ndolc indemnizac'cnes por cl 4
aueo de que fue objeto, en- el aho de
1915. uno de los trenes del cjtrcito del
ATariscal Won Macsenscn. cuyo tren,
nj pasar por Budapest, fue detenido
nor ordcn del Console Nacional que
cstaha entonces en- 81 poder, desapare-
cicndo todo el valioso carSamento por
yalor de varios milloncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
LOS kLEMANES Sc QUEJAN De
LOS CHEcO ESLOVACOS

PRAGA, GOV. LA liqa Parlamen-
taria Alemana de Creco-Eslovaqu!a
determine dirigir a Ia LIZA de las Ma
clones I'm memorial en- que Sc eSpone
la arbitrariedad de que son obJeto los
alemanes en- Checo-Eslovaquia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
LAS ELEccloNES De DlPUTAOOS
EN- SAJONlA

DRESDE. Nov. Ell ConSejo de
Ministries decide en- 81 Ultima session
que las elvccioncs de diDutados 4 Ia
Die.a del Estado de S~ajonia Sc veri.
fiqucn el dit catorcc del mes en- curse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-03
LOS POlACOS NO ATlENOEN e
TRATAOO PRSllMiNAR DE
PAZ

HELSINFORS, Nov 2-Po- IN men
safe inalambrico procedente de Mos
ca que fu3 i~nterceptatie porIa estaci6n
de csta ciudad Sc infiere que e. 60.
bierno russo dirigira una nota 4 los
sobiernos de todos los palses.7 quejan-
dose de L los pciacos no Sc atiener
al tratado que Sc ACADIA de celebrar,
ocupando puntos que no les CORES
ponden. -e-ss.s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05
II You Heed a Medicine
lou Should Have The Best

Have you ever stopped TO reason why
a. Is that 20 many products that are ek.
GeuHyely advertised, an az once drop out
0i sight and arc soon forgotten2 The
reason rs plaiu-the article did not fulfill
the prom ses Of The manufacturer This
applies more particularly TO a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited. 10 those who are in need Of il.
A prominent druggist says "Take for
example Dr. kiImcr'B Swamp Root,
preparation ! have sold for many years
and never hesitate Ca recommend, for IN
almost every case il shows excellent re-
suits as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has go large
sale"
According 20 sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success Of Or.
El.me"'s ~wampRoot ia due 20 the fact.
% many people claim, that it fulAlls al.
most every wish In overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; couects uri.
nary troubles and neltal1es the uric
acd which causes rheumatism.
You may receive O sample bottle Of
rwamp.Ro9t w Parcels Post Addross
DIR KImer y Go. Bughamton N y,
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
P5Per Large AMI medium size bottles
for ale at all drug stores-Ady
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05
EXPLAINING "jACK" IN FLAG
origin OF Emblem Of the British En-
pire Goes Back to the Days of
Plate Armor.

"The Star-Spangled Banner" ex-
plains itself; like the "trlcolor' or
France. But who put the Jack In
Union Jack? This curious term, which
Is the only name by which we know
the British flag, has been the subject
Of much surmise; but so unique is Its
history that you would never guess 1t
In thousand years
In ancient times every English sol
der In the field wore the protecting
"iacque" or surtout (over ally, which
was a garment of padded leather In
terSpersed with pieces of plate armor,
upon the breast the crimson cross OF
st. George. When the soldiers had
occasion to board a ship their Jacques
were placed next each other along the
bulwarks of the ship in the same way
that the Romans arranged their
shields on board their galleys.
The jacques so afforded the men pro
lection against the arrows of their
adversaries on the water, and by their
device upon the outer side proclaimed
the nationality of the ship. Excepting
the kings own ship, which flew the
royal arms on silken sail, the jacques
bore the only indication of the nation
atty of a vessel.
In the course of time, when the
jacques were not longer needed along
the bulwarks. solitary iaCque was
probably displayed at the boWSprit'
and so the name "Jack" came into use
for the flag that superseded it.
In 1901, the three kingdoms of Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland were for
mally united and the British flag
made combination of the cross OF
st. George for England, of ST. Andrew
for Scotland and of st. Patrick for Ire
land. 1t was this union which made
the British flag the Union Jack
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05

Located in the crater of a snow
capped volcanic mountain on Unalaska
island, one of the Aleutian group, is
a large deposit of sulphur, believed to
contain from 10000 to $1,000 tons. A
claim has been filed for the location,
and mining operations probably will
start in the near future. Subter-
ranean heat and a hot capor, the lat
ter issuing from cracks in the rocks,
keep the deposit free from ice and
snow, though these permanently cover
nearly all of the remainder of the
peak, which Is about 5000 feet in
height. Another sulphur deposit has
been discovered on Akun island, in the
same group, and third near Stepo-
yak bay, on the southern shore of the
Alaskan peninsula.-Popular Mechan-
les Magazine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05
Sea-Horses Scarce.

For a long time one of the most
popular exhibits at the aquarium has
been the sea-horses, says the New
York Times. At the present time
there is a scarcity of these interesting
fishes with miniature horses heads
and queer tails. w. l.. De Nyse, as
sistant director, said the scarcity
might be attributed to the excessive
cold of two years ago, in which many
of the delicate little fishes might have
persisted before reaching warmer lati-
tudes.
When in captivity sea-horses have
to be fed on minute marine worms
They are found in local bays, and Mr..
De Nyse has seen as many as eight or
ten with their tails hooked together
drifting with the tide They are among
the most unique of fishes, and In the
aquarium tank they may be seen with
their tails linked together like SO
many monkeys. The scientific name
of the sea-horse is Hippocampus. They
we're known to the ancient Greeks and
Romans.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05
Tn,Mn Peculiarly Named

What's in, a name? becomes mat
ter for consideration In the case Of
the happy-golucky manner of bestOw-
ing one practiced by the surveying
party about which Captain Reynard-
son tells in his book on the Mesopo-
tamian campaign This party came to
n village on the Euphrates not marked
on the map, so the surveyors hailed
"A local Arab and as'.ed him: what
IS the name Of this village" "Madh,"
the Arab replied, m'adrt meaning II
do not know" But the party unques-
tioningly accepted 1t as the name of
the village, and Madri the village ia
TO this day--on the survey map.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05

nineteenth verse Of the ninth chapter
Of Esther, which reads, Therefore the
unwalled towns made the fourteenth
day Of the month Of Adar q day OF
gladness and feastlng. and good day,
and of sending portions one to an
other The month Of Adar, they say,
Is the same as our February but this
Is denied by other writer's, who say
The feast Of purim fel III different
times during the spring, sometimes as
lite ITS our April
The old persians kept their foast Of
Merdgorlan. b honor Of an angel they
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05

and nervous, could not eat and was
dizzy. After took the Vegetable Com
pound could work and eat. Now |
am strong and recommend your medi-
cine myfriends. - Mrs. ANNA SLEVA,
rs East 18th Street, Bayonne, N. j.
Women who recover their health, nat
urally tell others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names and
photographs to be published with testi-
monials. Many more tell their friends.
If you need a medicine for women's
ailments, try that well known and
successful remedy Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Write
Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co. ICON
fdentiaD for anything you need to
know about these troubles.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05
Food Oil From Grapes.

The palatabe and highly nutritious
new food oil from grapes Is suggest
cd MS n rival for olive and cottonseed
oils for cooking and salad dressing.
Dr. l. II Shrader of the United States
bureau Of plant industry finds that not
only may profitable quantity of such
oil be derived from the waste of Vine
wards, but that the seeds Of pumpkins,
tomatoes and other vegetables may be
utilized In similar way. A method
Of separating the seeds without send
ing TO a central station IS being de-
veloped.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05
Reliable Information.

An American tourist recently visited
the ancient city of Chester, and was
startled by the loud changing of the
fire alarm bell.
Seeing others run, he ran, too. and
presently found himself one of crowd
gathered to witness the departure Of
the fire engines In short time the
engines dashed out of the yard and
disappeared down the street in a
whirl of dust and smoke.
With a view to gathering informa-
ton, the tourist addressed himself to
a man in the crowd:
"Say, mister, l suppose In an old
place like this containing so many
timber-fronted houses, you often have
a fire."
pretty often" assented the man.
GLOW often, now, does a fire occur"
asked the American.
Every time that bell rings" replied
the man, nodding towards the bell
tower.-London Tit-Bits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05

believed was patron of the falrer
sex. That dry both Persian maids
Jews of the villages that dwelt In the
and matrons enjoyed an unusual priv
llege, for the husbands were supposed
to obey all the commands of their
wives, and the young maids could de.
vote their attentions to any young
man they pleased II was, IN fact, n
slmplitied leap year, and consequently
many weddings were arranged AT thar
time, which ceremonies were an be-
fTpyed to result TN prosperity und hap
piness.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-02-05

rn,v and tLo mast of tho neonIa u,ora standing
Democrats ond RanubIicons we're hacked into n
solid mass togetber goodnotllredIv talking and
cboAing aocb other I-non tbe stage were seated
prominent mon of both parties A chairman and
secretary and time ,oeners who had previously
been ograed uno, ,yoro oorIv IN tbeIr saots hnt
made no effort to restrain tbe rreot crowd until
after tbe sneokers had arrived and received the
daafnnIno onnIousa of thair followers
+ y.o, . c,r,,,s sib+ ,,.bo, +bo oor+ostorts
os,onIa1 -, n,ai. ,,,Dna -, ti, ,Io.sn,, 49,,
colin ,,os o., IAN oi,1 rl,,I,s, 90 ,,a.t It,aaI,
so anorlor and Douc,os ca sturdy IincoI, ca
spare and Douglas so compact and rotmd They
alteruated I'm opening aud closing the debates
the opening speaker an hour, his competitor fol-
lowing with an hour and half and the opening
speaker closing with half an hour.
And the whole country realized the importance
Of this local Illinois contest. 1t was understood
That this was not so much a contest Of men as of
principles. From the beginning all semblance Of
a local personal struggle vanished The eyes OF
the nation were on the two champions. Every
newspaper detailed their speech and action. Every
speech was published in full Men on either side
made the arguments OF their champion their own
II was oIu Ape ana Inc hltle "aht over
hBa'h at every 'rosSiouuS iI'noiS was the po
"tlc"' unu moi"' p"l"eEroun" VI 'ne n"tlon'
And at FrcepOrt Lincoln made It plain that he
stood ready to sacrifice the senatorshlp in order
TO advance the anti-sayery cause At the Ottawa
debate, six days before, Douglas had asked seven
questions us 10 ilhco'h ".t!luue toward the va
rouS ph"SeS Vi Sl"'e'S anu l'S management AL
rrerP"'t l,'"'o'" ""aM''tu '"'Se SEVEN quGstloh9
frankly lie cohIeSSeo ms repushahce TO slavery
Out S"n "e ",u Nv, o',,'Ne IL '"',"tu'a'e ur"s'lc
action 10 Uoo'Hh It, ne opposed us extension
ne uec'a'cu u was INV ""'y VI .onEIeSS " pro-
hiDll slavery III "'r l'''''o,le'' anu .hei ne put
IN lu'h l""I P"'N'''"' ~ io"HIuS' Vi Wnich lhe
becouu was lue '"o"c"'o"s queS''oh WIN 'ile lar-
reaching results
Lincoln put this question to Douglas against the
frantic protests Of his friends and political ad-
yIsers They told him It would cause his defeat
opd would lose him the senatOrshlp And Lin.
coins reply was this:
"GcntIemen. I am killing larger game. If Doug.
las answers he can never be president. and the
battle of 1860 il worth hundred Of this"
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EIImlnu HOLY Writ.

The Bible is TO be filmed, and the
men In America who are about 20 be
gin this stupendous work claim tha
Their Bible pictures will helm to quiz
the unrest Of the world. and thnt
I'm Md Ia religion. education and snci
welfare. their vaue viii be almost
calculp
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Days Belonging to Lovers

where It was believed Tint the God Of
Love smiled especially on all lovers
and favored their requests.
Some recent ingenious writer's have
gone back To the Bible To link our
valentine celebration with The feast
oa PurIm. observed hy The isweltos
They say our observance H the ont.
growth Of that one referred 70 IN the