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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
anto=nnglId.

2ebrcn Sonntag pailirtc betm Coon
8allep Berg, oelien JahrItraBe nad)
8rinfmon Rioge fiibrt. eln ltngIiid,
oas Den 3oo zines &inoes 5ur 6olge
bate. Gin pom &rn. George Yomcrs
nor Nenoota, 3n.. g~elenftes Nuto.
peId)e5 oen Berg binaufubr, bate,
ipie Augen5ellgen berif)teten, Die III
elmer unoeren Gar Ser Don Yomer3
gelenften folQten. cine ihnrfe Gltrpe
ulo cine 0rabenbriide gLiiflid pal
5trt, mar Damn aber Dem Rduoc ser
StrnBe GIT nube %gcfomnelt, Den
@bbang 20 SUB t;ei btnobgeitilr5t
mo pom cinewt an oicier Stellc lie.
benocn Baum i'm Sale o~ufgebolten
lporocn. Gie Maid)ine. in ser neben
0rn .8opera ociien 6rou uno icin
fleincr Sohn ioB, mlroc nId]t iehr
ihlimm %beidGoigt. 1ua &in0 muroe
bel Dem 3ulammenprnll nit oent
9aum ober 10 idnmer perlebt, ooB e9
balo 0aro1tf itorb; sic Ytutter brad
Elm Sdrulterblott un0 miro i'm at.
8ralrti8 SpitoI perpIIcgt. mGhrcuo
@r. Yopcr2 mucrlett ooponfnm. Die
6umiIie bcfnno iih oui elmer Grbo'
lungs 3our.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Giae Trei=alinit.

@Gbreno Der 3ltiammcnfluuft ser
Stntc gfeoicul Socictp am 10. un0
If. September in Ga Grolie miro iidl
mi jDeiten Stot1uerf oes 8crid)t3.
JebGuOes cine 6rei ? alinif b%Giinoen,
in ser Elm 9an5er Stab BON Nerjtcn
Sic @ruIt uuo 2lutgen pot 2cltten
frei unteriIf)cn miro, in oercn 6as
miIien COMMUNICATING uorfomen,
ooer oie nah eineln Anfnlle pom On
f~llten5n nitt Dieoer redlt 81 &rIitrn
Ietonmen lino, ODER Die Iii 8ctutd)t
oerl:crcu o0er irgeu0 ctnen 8run0
sum 8laIbcn bnberL ouB ibnen IT.
0nS an oen 2ltngen ieblt. 9icie o.
lcgcnbcit iif frei aui ibre 2ungen
priiieu ST. Iaiieu, miro allen @epob
lcrn pou 20 GroIie Gountp mo at
gren5euoen Counties gcgeben, ulo
miro ser Qoll5e 3neite 6lur oe3 Sc.
r;d)tSgcbQu0ts bieriiir telnporGr in
llnterlltfun95' uu0 Mortc3immcr
ufl9enan0clt meroer.
9~eion0era iin0 4erionen ans 30
miIien. in oeneu in Sen lcetcn Sab
rem Io0e3idIc oil 5ltbcrfuIoii5 uors
farnCn ODER in mclhen @ruItfranft
iidl beijnoen, eriuht it'd bel oieier
@cle9enbclt ultcriudeu gil laiicn.
Die freie &linif ml,rbe pon ser
@i3conljn 9lnti 1u~bcrculoli2 GIIp-
cidtion o%rronqirt, uno Ser "a Groiier
&crein oe5 Rothcu Srel5Ca hat $500
belDilligt ltnt einen Gbeil Ser Soften
SIT 0efen.
Der Stob Der unteriud)enoen Ncr3-
te miro mt9 Meoi3ineru uionmcnge,
iett iein. Sic Suberfulnii2 5l ihrcnt
beionocren StIoium 0cn1nd)t hobcn
un0 sic eriobren lino in Ser Gio9no-
lis ~0crieIbeu un0 IN Ser Nehunollng
Der &roufheit. Or. Oscar 2ob, ser
irilhcrc &ice Er0ii0ent ser State
Mc0icnl Soctctp uno &nritehcr 0c$
tllniidcn 0epnrtemcnt@ scr @iScon
lin Nnti Iubcrculoii@ Niinciation.
1T ser Ghei oc5 StnbeS, ulo icinc
Vebilren llno sic 0oftorcn I. g.
Narrinatou. u. u. 0lcutc. u. :. 90.
tef, Salprencc ". SufcS. :. :. NC.
@opcrn un0 n. 2. Sdluare, Wtil,
lpolttee, mo Aoieph gpou8 Muoiion.
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Sternidnnppen llnb 8algen=
bumOrlitii6es.

3adtrdgIid idldgt sic Stem
Oorf Sim nod elm 6eIogeid]rei fiir
Die oenofrotiide Champagne Dor. IS
lautet: 8opppcor.
Der Cole itcllt an iid, Der Sc.
nteine an Iuoere Die bod)iten Ia-
forOerlingen.
-Sn Seobrigbt lit oas @aiicr. III
ioIge 8ermreinigung Oe3 Strlnoe3,
nit elmer ldppar5en Selidyid)t beoeft.
0aber Der Iume nSea-brigbt".
SIT Chicago iin0 mebrere 5roa-
Ell megcu @ublutogeleien inter Gu-
tlage geitellt worOen elm iiderer @c-
peis, ooB oieie Sorten 6rauen rmiele
Holitif langiam aber iid)cr 5u perite-
ben beginner.
- Die Sanolung5peiie Ser 31Niit,
glieOer ser Stoot3legi5latur poir
Ienneiiee, oic 0cn Staat perlieBelL
cine &otiii5irltng oo5 6rall.lt-
itimmred)ts 5u uerbiiten, erinnert oil
GAS Mort 9afontaine5:
n&iele Mdnuer femme idL
Die @eiberi ino in 0ieiem 8unft. "
- Webr ais 10000 8crionen itno
oui @on5is' 9oItoner SdminoeIan-
gebotp 'reingefnllen. - &eines Vtit-
Iei0e2 pertbl
&pn fat iiberoQ Der fonrmen
gldnsenoe gruteberidte. 8ieaeiht
fam man ooh nal pieoer elm menig
a%ufathntenl
0tittel5 elmer 3iegenoriiie bat
dngeblid), iebr angeblid ein Gbica-
gper Erofeiipr einem II Sabre alten
Wnnne uieoer S%rlgenbfrofte berlie-
ben. Coils nal an Ser 8olferliga
pcriuten, oenn oos efle alte 0ing
padelt uno frod1t III alien 6ugen.
- @enn Die Sufiragetten nift Die
2e9ialatur BON 3enneiiee bclagert
bdtter, miir0e Die Mebrbeit fiir 6ruu-
cnItimmred)t notwithstanding bel gro
Der gemor0en iein
@rof. aim1tro pergleid)t SSapan
nit einen fofenoen Gbeefeiiel. SEQ
d)en mag er, nur itberfoden bari er
nid)t.
@er nihtS begebrt uno nifts
miinift, lit reid uno bettelarm gu
glcif.
= Sic: sd fiirdtc mid gang emit
ieblid) mGbren0 zines 8elpitters."
Gr: n8an5 begreiilif, mein
6r0uIcin, mern mo 10 pieI u II 3 lie :
hungsfruft mie Sic beiibt."
- n&enn mir crit Sen 8olferbuno
boberl geben aud Die @reile 'runter",
ingt Cor, ltno bleibt g + II It babel!
oI5re1toe herrIht in 8arihal%
@aacn." @iS id)lie6lid) ollf) oicic
bobc 6elte nod, fallen miro. 8eocnf
lid gcmafclt bat tie ifon l0ngit.
Die rcinite 6reu0e am GriplJ
lit ser 9teio Der 4noeren.
Seoe5 8ort, ooS &nroing iolt
bat @on0 uno 6uB. limo lit bon cht
amcrifoniifcm @eiit beieelt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
3n pitle NntomObile.

Sn Den Gereinigten Staaten iiH9
nad elmer S60Bung, Die Dem i'll
AtlaHtic Gin, q. s., togenoen Gou-
uent 0es y9Iotioual SaietD Council"
umterbreitet m1lr0e, nabe}u 10000.
900 Automobilc i'm 9etrieb. Sie liGn
Deraftportlid mir ben Terluit pJi
etlua elm ReuidJanlebcn in ie 30 Dti,
ctua elm Menid2enleben in ie 50 Mi
mlten. 3Sn Der 92ebr5abl Der llniGlie
tit 6a1rlGiiigfcit Die llriahe. Die
,3abl Der Qeriouen, lpelhe bel Nuto-
unilaen oerlett morOen iino, lit nod
beoeltteno b0ber ais Die ser 3ooteu.
Ste laBt lid) nid7t ieititeuen. Gins lit
flar, oaB nidt mlebr ser 8abnbetrieb
Die gr0Bte 3uhl Der Opfer foroert,
ionoern Der NutpmobiImo .
0 d., IS perOeu Sdritte getbnn mer-
Den, nm Die 4lltomo6ilunidlle 5li her
m~in0err.
Il5 beion0er9 pirfian 0iirfte iidl
ELM 8eieb crUciien. Deld)ea fnbrldl=
iiae Autofiibrer nldt, mie bi&ber nit
@el0itrafeu belegt, ionoern lie inter
allen ~ltmItduoeu mo er6ormtnqSlo9
nit o efdngniB b%eitraft. Hadl
Nniid)t Scr 8eh0roen miiroe oarin mas
cinjig lpirfianIe V}ittel beiteberL Sen
Tabrl1nigen Autofilbrern oas @ano-
perf 5u legen. Is miro nit Hed)t
bebauptet. DuB Die Autounfdlle 81 ei-
ner natiouaIen 0eiabr Sc
moroen iino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Snrie Sta%btnenigfeiteH.

9tuc SduIen ser Staot mcr-
Sen am 0leu@tog Norgen mie0cr ib-
rem llutcrridlt beaiimen. ESn Ser sod
idllle ncr0eu iibcr $50 Mn.
m%cIOunAen Don nellcu 3opIingcu CT.
luortct.
Gthcl CARRIER. Gin 10 Sabre al.
les NiGodcn, ohne Ternunote o0cr
Trcm0e 1T "a Groiie. mlroc uor CT
lun elmer @od,e tregen 2aoenNieb.
iiobl@ uerboitct uuo lit iett iu elmer
60 (aBe lolaeu @uft pcrurtheiIt mo-.
SEX.
TIarrcr >Sobu y SI6dcr, Ser
belicbtc Scelioraer Scr ocutid,-fatlo
!iidlen @emciuoe nui Der Noroieitt
lett eiuer Hctbe pom Sul,res, hot q
uerI1iiep uuo elm ntueS Secl.
iorNCranlt in &~o3eIlpilIe. Wis. Oh.
letrcten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
r97 2ebcn0in nnS luna.

r9F 2ebcnoia uno jung, Serr 6.
8. 3eocr9riin BON 6laiber, u. O.,
ldlreibt: q6orni'a AIpenfrduter bat
lid III Dem Sale nleincr 6rau ourdl
ole 6oroerung ibrer &%eronuuilg unb
Hcgnlirltng ihreS 0IuteS bon groBenl
Wcrthe erpieien. lScnano mag lid,
olt uno uriioe iiihIell, cine @ehauo-
lung nit Torni'a Nlpentralter miro
i'm baIo pie0er I%ebenoiQ uno iltna
modcn.~ 0icie@ bcp0brte Srduter-
heilmittel hat lid cincn mobIbeQriln'
0eter Rui oils StarfunQalnittel iiir
iullge uuo ate 2eute crmorben. Is
luirh niht oltrh Npothefer uerfulit.
@egen nih'rcr NuSfumit mcnoc man
lid, an O Ecter sSobruen & Cons
So, 250l Moibington 9Ipo.. Gl}
cago, Su.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Ttrionalia.

Nr. mno 6rou u. Can't be.
hcrbcratn ol@ ihre @Glte ihrc Sodltcr
uno Sdapieacriohu. Nrr. mo 6rau
Carl &6rner pom Spofaue. Nnih.
CHE Sic Nciuter mieoer hcimfchrcn.
iucrOen tie Ghicoao. NNr 9orf. Ibi
ld0clphta &nlbingtou mo Mem g
leans beiuhcn.
~. &ocobAihIcpo bon @nn.
aor nelIte Jcltern bciudl3bolber in
Ga Groiic.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Der 8eiens 1mnfer
Guman bon 5. Saring.@onlo

Gieier neite Homart, geihrie- I
ben pom einem iebr renomi, :
ten SdriftIteuer, uimmt III 1
0ieier Summer ieinen Gnfang, I
itu0 mir MAIDEN nod ~beiorpoer@ !
0urouf~ ouimerflnm.
Dis 9topeue lit ih0n ullo fIor !
geihrlcben uuo ipiet lid i
5u ichr iutereiinnten @ano- !
lungen SIT, Die man nit Span i
mtrlg ST. errparten nift un1bin i
fam. IS lit ourholl5 lartbere 4
uto 0ie Moral ~i0roernoe, 10 !
mic unterhultenoe 2eftitre. mo >
2Iue iouten oiciclbe iid) g0natcn. :
L q = - .
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
8eraHhgunss=@ egweiier.

sijuu. S,eoeu gtahmittag uno abene
0annelbiloer.
Enfuo. - WauoeIbiIoer bon II ubr %orS
mittaa5 bis II uhr a6enos; Conn
taas bon 2 ubr gladmittog5 biz II
1lbr abeHos.
WaieIic. - Seoen 9a@mittd9 un0
gbeno RduoeIbiloer.
So Grufe Ebeater. - Yin ben Bo1enS
tnqeu 3ahmittags unO abenos Baits
beIbilber; Sonntags 8aubeUilIe : Sor>
Itelungeu.
Mieltu (frii6er 8ome). - Seoen Abeno
8anoelbiloer; nur Sonntag5 Watinee,
gtruuo. - Seoen Abeuo &anoeIbiloeri
Gamstags uno Sonntags gtatinee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03

Authorized and paid for by the
Wilcox Republican Club, Clarence C,
Klocksin, Secretary, Republican
Hotel, Milwaukee, in behalf of Sena-
tor Roy P. Wilcox, Eau Claire, Wis.
for which the sum of $3.50 has been
paid to the Nordstern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Qonis QcpitsFn Vttcr Nornt

Souj& 2coit@fp Better Nopat
un0 MJlbur Nauiou. orcl iujae Mr.
better, muroGl oif NtrnuIaiiultN ot%
Narmcra Carl @augc non Campbell
lpe9tn McIouclojebItuhl@ nor Sen
8ld'tcr gthraht. Cicielbcu tcfnnuttn
'ld ld)ulota tmo leoer nulStr Strdie
mo Noiten i'm &etraQe non So 26
be5allcn- Sheltrc N~aeloncli
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Sirdlides.
Hefpruttrte 81. SpbaHueS . @eReiuee.
Ode l.. unh Haarfet StraFe,
Eaftpr, =. Stpfmeier.

SountaGSiduIc nm 9:i5 ltbr.
@ottc@0tenit tim 1880 llhr.
@eiuder mo 6reuHSe iino ms I'M.
uler hersIid niufommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03

SdonSeit angeurOnct. Glc Coulter
nutionscomninion pom @iscomtn BOT
bebui3 Grbnltltng Der Stride, NO.
Idu5ratteu ulto Mimi ueror0net, OaB
mdhreno Der %oifenen Saiiolt, mic IN
6en8eicben poraeidricben, Dos Sf)te-
ben pom Sirid)fii3en Wn0 &oIbern ulo
bon 36dcn mit8opcihen bon mcnlger
ais 3 Boil 2du9c, pcrboten Icin lou.
IS miro ulio bcitimmt. DaB feline Der
Ion ntcbr ais e;nen Bod nit 0emelb
bon iiber orei 3ou &dnae erie
gen bari. 6erner miro cine Stonjeit
bon Woihu9ratten un0 Ninf fijr nlIe
Counties i'm Stoote, allagenommclt
ut Sen Counties &drtpuco @inncbago
uno in SEN Gomnibipa3lQQmficI0 ult0
Yopiippi in @auiborn Gountp, bis
gum Is. Ropember 1927 angeoronet
eSn SEN Counties @nltpaca, @inue-
bogo lut @ouiippi i'll @nuibara
Guuntp lit oje oifene Sa;ion fir Mo-
ItusratteN uno Wiuf pom /, re
pcmber bis 81. Mdr3. Die neu't
BeriItgungeu treten ont 20, Cftober
1920 in 9rnft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
SO s.

6reiIe fallen melter. Sn Ibrem AM
0ienstaqabeno in @aibiu8ton peroT-
fentlit]ten M%onut$beridt lagt ole
Observation-Disclosures. 0aB Die Wei-
acrltra 0es YubIifrmts, 5u nlmbered)'
fiat boben 8reiien~ cin3ufaufcn, oa5lt
oefiibrt hot, 0uB oas Sinfen Der User
tbe i'm MuatIt nnbielt. Ole Heaftlon
acael Ole boben Yreiie bat, 10 lagt
ser 0eridt, ein allgemcine5 Htadl
loiicn Der Natfrage I'M G~ngro@barloel
1nto aeringe @n5eihcn bon NrbeltS'
Ioli0teit in gcrpiiieu Sbeilcn oeS &at'
Oes sur 6olge gebobt.
Sin fabler 4n9nlt. Sn MIR nclln-
3ebn Der AS Sabre oe5 &eltebens oe&
ga @roiIer 8etteramte5 maj DIE
0urdihnittlide 3eulperotlr Iitr Ilt-
quit ~niebriger oils III oieienn Sabre,
Ger 0trd)idmitt NOR 6S 8rdo; Der
normole 9urhldynitt fitr Aligltlt ~.
Ger beiBeIte 3ag oes Monats mar
am 10. 4uglrit nit elmer Senlperatllr
bon 90; Der titblite Gag Der %. Ilie
quit NIT 46. Der fitblite augrIt mar
1890, als Die Olirhidlnittstempero-
tur so mar ser heiBeite Nr9ltit 1894.
nit einem 0urfifnitt bon IS. Bon
6ett 81 8agen ocs MonatS naren 10
flor uno MIR II trii6 ODER tbellpelle
triib. Gs fieIen 2.53 3ou 8egen, f.16
Boil meuiger mie Der 9urfihnttt Die
ies 0tonatS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03

e gSer @eioer an maRigen 3iuler
leihen utotte, etRcn oeridblihen adth
Qcber fir Seshs une Rortgoges brduht
uSer @eIe duf ante Siherheit nuSIeiher
ipiu. tpeHne NIB an y. 3. 6t6iih
20S 2. l.. StraEe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03

PAD ADVERTISEMENT. - Authorized on
behalf Of candidates named herein b. l. Z. Gettle,
lis West Main ST., Madison. Wis, who viii pay
therefore the sum Of S4.O0.
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Sa altcn 3citcn

fampirten mebr 2eute orauBen I'M.
ter oen Sterncn oils IN &Gniern, bod
lctt lit Elm id0nes Scim Der Stols
eineS ieoen @%iannes. IS lit ieoot
cine unbeitrcitbure Sbatiade, oaB Sic
nm Elm biibidrs @cini gu bauen, ido.
mes 9ailbol5 oo8u babcn miiiien. Das
lit Die Sortc, oic mir ucrfaufen iueura
es 3u 6cltitcrn, Sbiireu, SenIter!I6en.
6liBboocn uiW. fommt. 8ir iiber.
treffen Iue. @eben Sic uns cine
Trobebeitcnung.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-04
CANADA FEARS G. o. p.
WILL CHANGE TARIFF
Anticipates Repeal of Recip-
rocdl Food Rates.

OTTAWA, Nov. Editorial comment
in the press Of Canada reflects the view
that the Republican election landslide in
the United States is a forerunner to a
decided change in tariff relations be-
tween the two countries.
In we'll informed quarters here the
probability" was discussed that the
new Congress at Washington would
nullify the reciprocal clauses of the I'm
derwood tariff law in so far as they re-
late to foodstuffs, thus Closing the way
to free wheat, wheat products and po-
.atoes both ways across the border
Newspaper comment on the effect the
Republican victory will have on the
League of Nations voices hope that
there will be sufficient influence behind
the new government to put the United
States into an association of some kind
for the preservation Of the peace of the
world"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-04
REPUBLICAN SWEEP
SUITS WALL STREET
Business Interests Predict
Prosperity as Result OF.
G.. O. P. Gains.
CONFIDENCE IN HARDING
New Administration to Have
Active Support Of Finan-
cial World.

Bankers and industrial leaders
throughout the financial district ecs-
pressed yesterday the greatest sa.isfac-
ton over the outcome of the election.
They were practically unanimous In
their declaration that Republican success
assures bushes stability and national
progress Confidence was expressed that
bushes can go ahead with new ventures
without hesitation and thai plans for
expansion in industry throughout the
nation may now be pursued without
fear
Judge Ebert H Gary. chairman of
the board of directors of the TJni.ed
States Steel Corporation. declared that
Harding and Coolidge will have the sup
mort of the financial. commercial and
industrial interests Of the country and
predicted for them reelection in 1924.
The women voters were compllmented
by Judge Gary. who declared that the
country may feel safer because of their
right and willingness to vote.
r. " r. Thayer. president OF the
Chdse National Bank. said: "The result
of the election will have a good effect
on business. II will have stabilizing
tendency. People may now look forward
with some assurance OF steady condi-
lions and may know pretty well what to
expect for considerable time to come.
Irrespective of political opinion people
are glad to have the future clearly
mapped out
Mortimer Schiff Of Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
said :'"I am very much eratified over the
election of Senator Harding. have
every confidence in Mr.. Harding's abil-
ity to discharge the duties Of the Presi-
Dental Office
Walter e. Frew, president of the Corn
Exchange Bank. said II believe the
election Of WRrren G.. Harding win have
a stimulating effect on all business. rhe
Republican party has always been con-
structiye organization
Seward Prosser, president OF the
Bankers Trust Company. contented him
self with the statepent. "It suits me-"
Francis L. Hine. president OF the First
National Bank. declared the result of the
election. in his opinion, was not the out
come OF either party feeling or personal
favor for either candidate. as It was due
to the objection of the people Of the
country to autocracy in the Government.
He declared that he did not believe the
victory for Harding so much a party
victory for the G. o. p. as I was an ex-
preston of majority OF the people
against the present Administration.
A. barton Hepburn, chairman OF the
advisory board of the Chase Nationa'
Bank, said: Il am greatly pleased with
the result; Harding's majority was
much larger than was expected"
Lewis L. Clarke. president OF the
American Exchange National Bank,
said: ION the whole, the result of the
election cannot be otherwise than sat
isfactory to the business interests OF
the country. 1t Will restore feeling
OF confidence. something which has
been sadly lacking
Paul NJ. Warburg, former governor
OF the Federal Reserve Board. said:
Il am gratified at the outcome of the
election / am sure the effect on bust
ness. general conditions and the public
mind will be good in due time"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-04
LEAGUE NOT REJECTED,
VIEW OF ARGENTINA
Buenos Aires Paper Thinks
u. S. Will Not Stay Out.

BUENos AIRES, Nov. 3.--The Rdson
says: it would not be just TO consider
the verdict at the polls palpable DEM
onstration that the United States rejects
absolutely the League OF Nations"
1t remarks that while President Will
son. with inspired faith in the high mo-
rality of his proposition, had convinced
rart of the electorate that there was
nothing incompatible in the league and
the Monroe Doctrine, ''the majority. de-
sirous of introducing a change and reno
waiting the Government, concluded TO in
cline resolutely toward the side contrary
to those ideas"
The newspaper expresses the belief
that Article x. will be modified, upon
which the entrance of the United States
in the league Is bound to occur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-04
FRANCE is ANXIOUS
ABOUT U. S. POLICY
Necessity for Ascertaining
Views of New Regime
Never SO Great.
TROOPS RECALL FEARED
Hope Expressed That League
of Nations Will Not AZ
front America.
BY LAURENCE HILLS.

Special Cable to THE My YORK HERALD.
fCopyri0ht. 1890. ov THE My York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Nov! 3.
Reputation by the American. people
of the policies of President wilson a
reputation voiced at the polls in the
great Republican landslide yesterday, Is
a source of great satisfaction in circles
which condemn the Treaty of Versailles
and the League of Nations.
Comment Is restrained, however. by
the uncertainty regarding the new Re-
publican Administrators policy. In
government circles great concern was
expressed over the possibility of France
having to wait until next spring before
she knows to what extent her own pol
Icy must be readjusted to meet the new
American position.
A definite pronouncement OF views
by President-elect Harding and the
Republican leaders An the shortest DOS
s'ble time, 1t was explained, would
help Europe very much Mr.. Harding
speeches, as well as the utterances of
Elihu Root and other prominent Re-
publicans are being studied very closely
to find suggestions regarding the future
policy of the United States. It Is plain
that the French Government is enI-
barrassed at the situation which for
bids 1t automatically ascertaining the
views of the incoming Washington Adj
ministration until the old Administra-
ton Is out OF office. and yet 1t is adj
mitted In official circles here that the
necessity for ascertaining the views
of new Administration was neversso
great as II Is now.
Naturally the hope Is expressed that
the Republican Administration will per
NIT at least some OF the American
troops to remain on the Rhine. The re
movai of all these American troops. 1t
was explained here. would be accepted
by Europe as definite disapproval by
the United States OF the Versailles
treaty and Of her desire to no longer
be considered in any way n party to it
This. quite certainly. would be regarded
by France ASIA great misfortune and as
imposing still greater burdens on her.
Regarding the League of Nations. hope
was expressed that the Assembly, when
IL meets in Geneva would not take the
lit III it's teeth and do anything to af-
front the United States pending the
period Of uncertainty, which must now
intervene between now and Mr.. Har-
dings Inauguration. as President
Every effort that France can make will
be directed towards combining the action
Of the Assembly In Geneva to approval
Of the academic proposals which will
be submitted to 1t a'si to restrain II
from trying to get and to exercise tho
sovereignty which Is the desire of Lord
Robert Cecil and other league enthusi
asts who will attend the meeting.
Meanwhile the French Government
remains receptive TO all American sug-
gestions for changes in the covenant.
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g. S. IN AALAND, DISPUTE.
An American Will Serve on
League Comm ission.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The State De-
partment has accepted the invitation OF
the League Of Nations Council to APP
point a member of the commission which
is to decide the future status of the
Aaland Islands. II was stated to-day.
officials declared that the commissioner
would be in no sense representative Of
the American Government that he would
serve under the League Council.
Both Sweden and Finland have claimed
the Aaland Islands. group in the Baltic
Sea, Nbut they have decided to leave the
question to settlement by the league.
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ton. Such an attitude is disquietins
10 49,"
The LAberte remarks: American COM
mon sense has condemned Utopia In all
it's forms From an international point
of view the American election day was
bad day for Socialists and the society of
nations, the consequences of which Will
be felt throughout the world"
The Intransi0ednt says: From the
French point of view. it is a success.
Senator Harding has Often professed
friendship for France, declaring that
France would find In him an ally. He
will not relinquish the traditions which
bind the New World with France"
The result of the election left Bourse
circles anxious and uncertain to-day.
The dollar advanced more than twenty
points. Spectators as we'll as investors
were cautious and business was dull
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BIZ the associated Press.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-Parls papers agree
that Senator Harding's success is dis
tinct defeat for the League of Nations
as established by the Wilson covenant.
The Temps says: "The election may
be considered as referendum on the
entrance of the United States into the
League of Nations, the result of which
Is a personal defeat for President Will
son. Mr.. Harding is opposed to the
Wilsonian conception of the league, but
is favorable to constituting an associa-
ton of nations
Information declares: Senator
Harding said in a recent speech. Let
our conscience regulate our relations
with the rest of the world France has
faith in Senator Harding's conscience, as
we'll as that of the American people"
The journal DIES Debats says: THE
Republican party. fundamentally protec-
ZIONIST, regards tariffs not as an instru-
ment of reprisals. bu: as one of protec-