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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
kANII Any

Stalls 2o-2s. strictly fresh ranch eggs
bsc and 6nc doz best fresh butter. Cgc
~. Gem Nut margarine. aac NJ stalls
5i-ss. Goldfish. lave N; salt pink
salmon, Tc NJ; fresh hoies. i5c M. stall
is. best Florida grape fruit for 26c.
big oranges. for 2Ec. Stall i0-A. apples
fi.s5 box. delivered. Florida grape fruit.
3 for 2bc; Jap oranges. tils box. Stalls
2t-aG. lbs Corona coffee SAB. Cream
81 wheat, CSC pkg; 2 pkEs Crcamettcs
csc; Soc citrus Powder. &c. stan IS,
Hue Ribbon tea. ssc n: flour. Cen
tennlal Best. Fishers blend or Drlfted
snow. sans sack; g-ib. bag rolled oats
soc. large cans tomatoes. 2tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Cost Them Real
Money to BraR

AKRON. O.. Jan. ao.-Burglars
mustn't hrag In Akron. Albert Perl
son and James Adams told a hotel
maid they were very wicked second
story men from Chicago. she told
cop. The cop told the judge and
the judge spoke tsrsely. saying; Ten
dollars each and for each OF them
10 DAYS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Stamp Bugs Will
Hobnob SATURDAY.

prideful owners Of more than
$4,000 worth OF rare and precious
postage stamp collections will hob.
mob Saturday night when the Wash,
lnRton Philatellc society gets to.
gether In Boldt's Second ave. restau.
rant for their annual banquet How.
ard Ewing. president of the society
values his collection Mt more than
Sc coo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

cne.nnh ~
in Norway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Deputy Marshal
Arrests Fugitive

,s.r eseaplng down a fire escape
!, Imperial hotel In Portland. &C
- % Deputy L. 5. Marshal
-. II orrgon. Nurling X. Skcl
s.a.sie youth charged with I'm.
.rrss,.ag an officer Of the Y. y.
~ vas taken into custody here
n.ou,y Marshal W r Theodore
nsAy nernlrg'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 30 Prices on tho
stock exchange were Irregular at the
opening today United states steel a.
1854 was or = Crueibis. opening At
2gth. was up ~ bethlehem steel ~
pt y. up = Republic at ltsh. up y 4.
General Motoru at ana. off 2 Sinclair az
TA, Off = Marine At gph OF y g
Htudebaker at iOBM, unchanged South
ern Pacific AZ sa.. up ~
The market closed Irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
World Service of
Shipping Planned

World girdling service In 10 fol.
low the coalition OF struthers a
Dixon. Green star line and Cos
mopolitan Shipping Co. announces
George r. Walker. local manager.
H. X. struthers. now in the East.
made tho coalition. The combined
concerns own 80 vessels ana oper.
ate 70 more for the shipping board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Stalls 1T-ss, bars Clean Easy coap
see, sc pkg. Pearls Of Wheat. s5c. 8
pot roast isc ~: boiling beef. it6c 10
back bones ms gdc stail 81. Hoics. :
its 25c. Eastern oysters hbc pt skinned
soies, 2 Ms Csc. Stall IS, pot roast iSc
n leaf lard. CSC n. pure lard. ths
She Stall 90. chocolate. soc n csc
coffee, ~ ms Csc. pop corn. lbc II.
stalls 20-2i. lemons. zee dos spinach,
tte NJ large head lettuce. lOc. Stall
a. Yakima honey. g1c M. fresh ground
peanut butter. 20c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
ABSENT MINDED?
Well. You'd Better See
About That Tooth
DOC GIVES ADVICE

NEW YORK. Jan. so-yIavc YOU
had TOOTH Then prepare for the
cuckoo house or tho straight. Jacket
for They're going TO get you sooner
or later,
n you find yourself growing alb.
sent minded and putting tie wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Say Bank Shortage
Over Half Million

FRESNO. Jan. 50.--Held on FEEDER
al charges % using the banks funds
without authority. ana putting GU,
money on loans without security. ".
j. burria. president. and =. y.
Comes. jr. cashier. Of the First Ma
tonal bank ~ Newman. sthniaiauH
county. today were 10 be taken 10
sacramento. whore evidence concern.
Ink the institutions shortage. said
20 exceed hair a million dollars. II
10 be laid before the federal grand
fury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Don't Buy Candy"
Is Riddles Motto

PITTSBURC. Jan. 10" Don I
buy any candy: your stomach doesn't
pay interest" This was offered as n
motto in tho war savings stamp
slogan contest by one OF the oity's
school children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Well, Well! Didn't
Know 1t Was Open!

IL you're a caiorimetric balllstio
engineer and can pass a civil service
examination to be held in Room 303
Postoffice building. March 2. you can
get n job with Uncle Sam at "A salary
Of $1,000 or $4,000 n year.
Other specialists are needed. Il was
announced Friday. including dairy
manufacturer. assistant in cotton
chasing. teacher for the Indian scrv.
ice. city school administrator. mech
anlcian and laboratory assistant. and
stenography and typewriting in
structor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
{ EE'
HERR:

ctuc coav
States ro,.
decision
is here ~.
cited TO .,,,
drugs inn,
LAMrx<a
"a in svea
tho rcc~sv
uanutles -
the t-n,,et
ming dr,,~.
By A,nar.
sold AZ /,
diets ~
he iupor,,.
at rs,r,rv
9TH Of cru.,c
her .h.h.t.
federal o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

DENVER. Jan. se.-~ca,iie Receipts.
SEQ head. market steady. Steers. fli. 90
uf1sV coWH and heifsfs. o. to8io 30
stoeksrn and feeders. fs,fegii.so. calves.
ti.teHit
Hogs Receipts. coo head; market f.
steady. Bulk Uf saiss. tis.ToGis.Ts. top.
fikss
sassp--Rscsip,s. t.eeo head; market "a
steady. lambs. tiB.te o 10. ewes. mo
ttEl feeder iambs. fis0ipt 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Medicine Mistake
Cause of 2 Deaths

EDINBURGH. Jan. 20.-Two chill
dren are dead as the result Of a mis-.
take on the part OF a sheli-shocked
ex.Holdier nov employed by manu-
featuring chemist. Tho veterans
mind sometimes wanders. He packed
rtrychnine in n calomei bottle. A
coroner'a jury held him bla,neless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Indian Was Silent;
William Indignant

MILwAUKEE.--W william Fletcher
told the court that he expects 10 be
spoken 10 when he speaks. He tried
20 lure cigar store Indian into
conversation, and pushed It thru tho
store window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Stalls i2-la, pork chops, loc NJ; Shout
der pork chop. 36c 10. fresh side pork
32c 10. stalls ii6-ti7. extra fancy Bur
banks. iL2b per roo lbs small sized
Yakima Gems, $3.50 per 100 lbs stall
raj. No / local spuds. 81 so per 100 lbs.
stall i22, Yakima Gems. No. .. $3.50 per
100 ms. Jonathan apples 90c box stan
l0a, Flake White shortening, zoe N
y gal. maple ana cane syrup Doe; cans
Spanish sauce. Zoe. Stall 100. o bars
Crystal WHITE soap. soc carnation milk.
iic canh ms. Ghlrardeilis chocolate.
sl09 stalls iG-lf. cans Blue Ribbon
milk. 2hc. cans tomato soup, 25c; lbs.
good coffee. bulk 81 90. stall %. Webhs
Best Ever coffee. ihc III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Cemetery the Only
Department Paying

LONDON. Jan. ao.--Ali depart
ments OF the municipality Of Mex
borough are bankrupt except the
cemetery That pays" an auditor
says. because % influenza. not the
business ability o. the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
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Public Markets
CORNER

CORNER
stan iof. tall cans milk. zoe. good
creamery butter. CSC M peanut butter.
soc n. siaIl iis. shoulder steak. 9sc ~
lamb stew. soc n spare ribs. soc n
staii iis. artichokes. 2 for iko. Burbank
potatoes. ms 2sc: California spinach.
Ms Csc, stan lie. pkFs. Post
rossties. 2sc; Lenox soap. &c; mincemcat.
lie pkE stall 2. pure home rendered
lard. Doe ~. beef heart. isho ~. pot
roast Isc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Shipping Rule to
Help, Seattle Port

United States chipping board yes.
sells coming from the Orient VIII alb
aorb the unloading charges Of
cargoes whenever they are 10 be for.
warded by rail within 10 days. &C.
cordinR 10 an announcement sent 10
the Foreign Trade bureau 81 the
Chamber Of Commerce Friday. The
new ruling ls In answer to complaints
that discrimination has been shown
San Francisco In the matter Of I'M
loading charges. II is expected that
other lines will adopt the ruling Of
the shipping board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
British System
Slow but Sure

LONDON. Jan. so.-The British
postal system may not be swift. but
IT'S sure Tho widow % Joseph Lud'
gate. Of woodburn Green. has 70
ccivtd a postcard addressed 20 him
from a cousin IN town a mile and a
half away. II was posted In 1904.
Ludgate was killed In the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

sAS FRAScIsco. Jan. so.--nu;,sr-
Extras. eshe per u. prime firsts. CSC
per n
Egrp--E Extras. size per don. extra pull
lets. t1Ar per don. underslEod pulicts.
soc per dos
Cheese aiifornia flats. fancy. sos c
per n. nrH,s. 2te per n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

stall GO. tail can Carnatlon milk. l9tkc.
stall -. pure fresh milk. Ice a. stall
90. largo cans tomatoes. ?5c. 4bc Royal
baking powder. acc. stan 30. 2 ibs rice.
g5e. white navy beans. Ice III. Stalls
2f-2a. bacon, Soc n picnics, 25c 10
half or whole hams. Soc 10. round and
sirloin steak. CSC N. Stall SO. fresh
smelts. Toe NJ; best salmon. zoe 10.
soloa. lbs. 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
DEPUTY OPENS FIRE.
HIT STRANGER ESCAPES

with warning to halt. tho deputy
opened fire. A. the nth shot sped
after the man he ieaped the fence
and disappeared In the heavy under
growth,
Inside the home the deputies found
tho Jap covering with fear and a
sack dropped BY the burglar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Influenza Spreads,
Says Rome Report

ROME. Jan. 30.-Influenza APP.
peared in Rome and is spreading. the
Epocha said todny. Fifty nine died
yesterday. SS Tuesday and % Mon.
day, the newspaper said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
g
} to
Cop?

| 1oIephonic
y electrical
: to Seattle
i knowing
bounds q,
Ross Wat.
'tal police
tlttWhaa
aksn ms~on
wv ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Quits Council Race
in Favor of Husband

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Suffrage
workers here reflected today on this
observation Of Mrs. Bertha Peterson:
"A man can do more good for the
city on the council than a woman, IL
he is the right kind Of a man"
Mrs. Peterson. popular in social
work. withdrew as candidate for
the council in favor OF her husband,
John s. Peterson.
FOLLOW FLU FLU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
His Marriage Fatal
After Sixty Years

PLYMOUTH. Jan ss.-T. q.
Taylor. a lawyer. had his health for
60 year, lie married on Monday
Tuesday he was dead Wednesday
he was buried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK, Jan. so--coffee-No. :
Rio. lee per ID, No, Santos. 25it q ase
per ID,
suEar-Raw. isd1soie per ID. gran
uiated. isaisc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

signed aa head waitress at the puts
field Cfass) hotel 90 get married. had
served at the hotel for - years, and
In all that time she had missed serv
ing only two meals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Boy Arrested as
Suspect by Police
FLU

Garwood McWade. 17-year-old mes
senger boy, is being held by the pc.
lice Friday. facing a charge of at.
tempted burglary McWade was
captured by Patrolman T. NJ. Bart.
lett I'm the act OF cutting away the
screen inclosing n stall at Pike place
public market late Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. ao.--pamand rterlinR
on foreign exchange opened today ~
ta.kes. or y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
In LapIand the babies are wrapped

side the church while their parents
attend the services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan 30 Grain futures on
the Chicago Hoard Of Trade today were
from ~ 90 $40 higher. Cash corn was
y = 90 ic higher,
Provisions were higher.
January corn started at 81 -. up 7e.
ana later gained 10. Mhy corn was up
= e. at the opening. at 81. ash. and later
gained &c. July corn opened up Nc at
tiaah. aud advanced another &c thofo-
After
May oats taao At the opening, up Nc.
subsequently, Eaincd SC July oats. up
= q at the opening. Zee. gained - later.
Corn open ifiah Low Close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
OPEN FIRE ON
MYSTERY man
Found Proving Thru Rooms
OF Country Estate

Five shots were fired by
Deputy sheriff Matt Starwich
early Friday morning NJ n mys-
terious burglar fleeing from nm
Top Lodge" IA. elegant summer
home OF Crawford iiuteson. seat
tie optical goods manufactures.
Mt Richmond Highlands, near the
Country club.
The burglar was In the house
more than an hour and visited nearly
every room from basement 10 gar
ret. but took none ~ the many valu
nbles discovered In drawers and
lockers. His visit remains myH
terry. According to a jap caretaker
who notified the nheriff's office and
lodged about from room 20 room
spying on the burglar. he seemed q
be looking for some particular
article. which he was uneb'7 &
find.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
n to
Cocks?

-. "a
50 50 80
-
- - 80.
~, $50" ,.- 49,
~ ~ensss
~ c e-~rS
...,s .av "
10 Us -.
-" -.
['~.~'---'
49,
.
ne ranr 70
8A8 II. - 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. SOL o q Receipts.
a. eco head market steady 20 weak
Hulk Of sales. sso4i5.Ta. butchers.
light. tit7tdisto. pigs. tiaTb0iaTg.
FouKhE. tia7Auit.
Cattls~-itsrsipts. 1000 head. market
uneven. Beef. ts.to9i7.si. butcher
steers. ts7t8ir cannsrs and cutters.
tiatoH1a. sfnrksrs and feeders. ieIsM
81. cows. te.7bu iIsa. calves, fibu
ti3to.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head marke, n
steady. Lambs. is1gt.st. ewes. fio7tV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
COMMITTEE.

HON. WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
HON. CHARLESEVANS HUGHES
HON. ADRIAN |. ELKUS
HON. MYRON T. HERRlCk
HON. HENRY MORCENTHAU
HON. ELIHU ROOT
HON. OSCAR S. STRAUS
JAMES L. carton
CHARLES E. BEURY
ARTHUR J. BROWN
EDWARD M. BULkLEY
JOHN E. CALVERT
WILLIAM I. CHAMBERLAIN
CHARLES r. CRANE
ROBERT !. CUDDIHY
CLEVELAND E. DODGE
CLEVELAND H. DODGE
CHARLES w. ELIOT
WILLIAM T. ELLIS
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS
HAROLD A. HATCH
WILLIAM /. HAVEN
HOWARD HEINZ
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHlLL
HAMILTON HOLT
HERBERT HOOVER
FRANK w. JACKSON
ARTHUR CURTlSS JAMES
HARRY PRATT JUDSON
FREDERICK LYNCH
CHARLES S. MCFARLAND
H. &. F. MCFARLAND
VANCE c. MCCORMICK
JOHN H. T. MAIN
WILLIAM B. MILLAR
JOHN r. MOTT
FRANK MASON NORTH
GEORGE A. PLIMPTON
COL. VIM. COOPER PROCTOR
PHILIP RHINELANDER
WILLIAM JAY SCHlEFFELIN
GEORGE r. SCOTT
ALBERT SHAW
WILLIAM SLOANE
EDWARD LINCOLN SMITH
WALTER GEORGE SMITH
ROBERT ELIOT SPEER
JAMES M. SPEE.RS
CHARLES v. VICKREY
! HARRY a. WHEELER
STANLEY WHITE
RAY LYMAN WILBUR
TALCOT r. WILLIAMS
STEPHEN S. WISE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
News of Happenings Abroad
Sale of Suits at 1925
Biockades London Streets
Millionaire Member of Parliament, Determined to
Knock the II. Out of II. {. L.. Buys Three Cloth
ing Factories and Sets Sl4.5O as Top Price

~. ieua-ia 9. -ziio-ion. TIE pres.
void rae az Z ca. s.d zen s-e
s.6s.
Ta4r4 ~. Z s.ie.: b: .a7er.ozs
cema-1 :e- : s--ong mza = ED -
pso..c g.. = 80 w-.tcs~rezs = az
ct.ees. 80. =. ~--leezl1ec. IRE -
2ez.s9 80 sce.e Il. N~a.-zoy-
M-. Nz..45y-Dee.ey s : roem1=- G:
Parliament :or q sog.1 Lccton BIZ
o-g1.~ In, q nor.1 aga r 80 49,
~ II q ~. clothes eZcer. II wear
lea, aad .s "a. kao~. q re 5es>
eres.ed u&n II. Pa...ane1-
Ee oaaga. three c.o.1.ag tac:o-ss,
nea's readJ-made clcea.-g Z. renzrk-
ale p-.ces: s3.25. s.105, 1920 s.d
sl45o. he advertised over aia oxn
-atae. ard tae p15.ic aocked u by.
Re -: scver-*semen: appeared n &
Aa-cz7 .rrr1.1g ps2e-, and bsto-e
: o'c-1cz n tas morning rare 1as &
~ a hundred ya-dz Ing suat.ne
seEasssioa n lis unpre.ert o1z t...ls
s.r@aa ~-are. Il wss Z bzd soo- te-
-Es.4c anyway. srt ne e--1uS4ez~ T.:
- ~0.lc-oe ouyers asp- I "a non
tterzo.e rcrtio- e Locdcn'z "f.res.T
IN re jo5 al la long. For -ro weeks
21o4.c ~snr.-a1ssn for ing nev clothes
.az confined r~1aoa.ed; Il s,ous no
slga q oln.nisc.ng. Ard tne frs.
:r-4.a II ms innovation are ~r.peairg.
Already q we.l-Eao1n tailoring concern
aas issued Z 5000 crs.,e.gs 70 Nal
laby-Dee.eT, requesting hi1a Or aay-
ne else u prove .aa. IL prices are
q cs.:s aoove MS and Offering tai.oo
maze garments N place II .eady-uada.
- boot. WHICH oily adds 70 ,ne p.ea-
tige and popularity o. Mr. Mal.aby-
Ueeiey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
British Clergyman
SAYS Prohibition
DESTROYS Liberties
Declares 1t Tends
More Than Anything Else
to "Embitter and Divide
U.s.; Urges Freedom Fight
By Arthur S. Draper
From Tie r iVnea Karopeon Bureau

"7@'E III I979p6NN HNTeaN
~. -, f~ 47z THr4a lae3
AD@DDN, Apr The KeY. Dr.. 2.
r. Hourca.er, Yicar Il 8. juice. a-aose
church in Golden Green crowded.
10y 9Nhaa9 "&shoa iaso ptolic we"
inuIscay a. 4 sissh.ng critic u prob
L.tio7.
-, . .u~,
81 S'' III me S'anoa'd ne
attachs enforced .eetotal.sn on me
grounds y pa.roti1-n md because -
i . c~h4rcnran. ing:
"As 4 patr.os obrce % prohibition.
J an convinced that an at.err0t u NIX
kind ~ destroy one u tae raog. Ger
ishee Liberties q 4 free-born Doooia
whose national characteristics are ,oye
a .oC4 ,L.,~ ~ x-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
Royalty on Gold Protested
Yukon Mining Industry Threat.
cned by Depreciation

DAWSON. Yukon Territory, April a.
The Canadian government Val be asked
- abolish the present royalty On gold
becanze the Mining industry Is threat.
~ned by the depreciation in the pur
chasing power Of the netai, according
to tho YaIcn Development League, CON
posed oF miners and merchants.
League officers asgortcd that gold has
lost hail ~ purcha2jnY power, and
roid mining fs the Only industry which
cannot increase the price of IL product.
Tho league sleo vii AK the Domtn-
ion g~oferumen. ~ amend the place.
naming avs IN the territory 10 permit
~'+t~nslyc prospecting % ION grade
placer creeks md valleys 70 induce gold
nredginI companies ~ extend their
operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
Chemists Discover
Fertilizing the Air
Increases Crops
Experiments in Germany Re.
suit in Greater Yields by
Use Of Carbonic Acid
Gas Purified of Sulphur
BY William c. Dreher

HERLi%. Merea .,3-Tha. plants.
.a-ong tae.r ~leaves. feed u.on ne
c4r5onic acid q re ~a.r.ogphere. BE-
slces o,aer e.emen-s .aken Up o.. -
ne sol, has ioag been known. b..
~a.lc plaa. phys.ologistz nave hitherto
studied she p,o5lera of Increasing TIE
~produc..on q crops by applying sersi-
..zer % 'he .oil, 10y have never
aor2a. i piss lie - get larger y.eids
~ fers.iz.ng ne ar.
BE That tnis later il possible mas
keen fully proved during the art ehree
years ~ certain German chemists.
Starring with the known fac. that the
carDonlc ACID contained IN the air IL
sllght-the Average IL sad % be only
c.D> per cent@tney concluded that 4
Considerable addition % TIA. gas 70
-ne atInospnere should increaae tac
growth 81 pl2nts. They made expert
ments in that direction which are nov
described by Dr.. T. RiedeI in "Stahi
tnd Elser." the organ OF the German
iron Industry.
l. was vel known 20 chemiats .ha.
enormous quantities u carbonic acid
are discharged from bias. furnaces.
hut j. IL fill 81 im%puritiea. In par
ticuIa- /. contains 1%,lncnr. which il
ver Injurious 70 olaot. life. y sz,
long beer ob7erved ,1as feds adjacent
70 hlag. ferraces bear Door croos az 2
~congeorence.
rxnex... c,.o
.xuo
German ira, ronoani.e in nc Ysseo
c~istrict Accordingly made .~expctments
WIN ga purified Il sulphHr and cE.y
49, ny.d ~ nr,r|d r.rno,;c .cid
ia yrrsnhouscn. where i wax dis
.rlrted e-rony3 ,nnc.1,ed ,irea
TIE rcsnlts wara r~amerlahfa Fyon
af.er . fey, dava TN n}a,.a +,eated
90, = a,r.rId 49,. ,4,n,o,,
vroUth han toose - ar adiaccnt
o-reorro,eo IT, r..~n " }1nxanr
fsyf5e~ a~J .sei, .c~c,.l ac,oInnne,
vas u1ch y,oater Trio mold a foma-
toDa wau '-cr4aecd TX mar cro+ ana
,orom.e,s - nc, cer, =, 80 asmr
80 nynnr;roeHHt@ sIso wnre maa@ "a
tne onnr air. on e~nara NOT aropra
which ounctured 4ubns wcro TAI n unre
IN increase Of $50 per ZEN. in ,gDld
81 soinach vag reached ia nnr rent
y.sh potatoeg. l24 Der cent viii luninca
a leeumeJ and 100 ner cert With
barlcy
Encouraged By these results the
chemists repeated the cxper!mcnts In
1913 On d mucn burger scale. using
d plot Of 10000 square meters. Thiq
time thcy got an increase of 100 Der
cent with tomatoes and even 900 PEI
cent with potatoes.
Aid tn Soil Near Furnace.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
Ludendorff's
COnCeit AmaZes
French General
Buat. New Chief of Staff.
Saws German Commander
Believes Failure to Follow
Advice Ruined Fatherland
Still Proud of Himself
Embodiment of Nilitarism
Believed Only Awaiting
Time of Recall to Power

LONDON. March 20.--se Paris cor
respondent Il Ute Ttmes' transmits
= Fre2ch v.ev 9: .ae personality o.
General Lrdendo-.. !. L General Bua..
recently appointed c.ies 9: general sta.
n tie peace orgz-iza:.on q tie French
s-ny ~ho cou--br.ea MS analysis O.
re na- WHO Il generally considered as
,ae enbocine1. &: P.-ssiaa niii-zr-
ian. -ae co-resporie-t oE-tAa:
General 2r2. VI. qualified % pass
a ge-dle. r9on L~adeadoree, for after
-esisting va deas.ge success L1dea-
1orfa trr.ous ~oazl4uga.s 9. tie Non
tegne DE- Reins i. ta- INNER q 1913,
he was summoned 20 general head
caar.ers % axe al active part as
major general in tae offensive opera
tioas which led 70 the defeat Of Ger
many.
General Bua. says he ia amazed b.
LudendorE'a c%onceit, and Confines:
"L1dendorrs alone s-ru.s. he alone has
planned, prepared and directed every
thing Over an. o7e- again he has
saved the iataerland, aid il Germany
finally cane - lin !. vas amply be-
cause. MA advice vas 10. followed. He
not only .ramples upon MS fellow
workers., but s.so delivers his.ory's
yeratc.s upon nis own efforts.
~LleendorE, i ne : proud q him
self, Is ever more r u and concerted
q MS country. Germany. u nm. $
evarJ country which aas eTey beea rro1
- l. German. S1e vas prepared for
victory, 90 vel prepared ina. morally
gre Vas i-fincible. Arguing nus, re
proYea that since Germany was .~ny5nci-