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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29
THE
PRODUCERS NEWS
Peoples Publishing Co, Publishers
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1921
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals vii be received
by the Board Of Tru tees Of School
District Me- 43, She. ids.n County,
Montana.at Chairm-l's residence,
ComertoHn,k Montana up to 600
O'Clock PsaM on the 9Th day of Aug
ust, 192IKfor furnishing materials for
said School district, plans for which
are on file at the Office of the Onstad
Lumber Co. or the Chairmaas resi-
dence, Comertown, Montana
Proposals must be addressed 10 the
Clerk Of sthe Board Of Trustees OF
School District No. 43. Sheridan Coun-
ty, Montana, and must contain -
certified check or it's equivalent, made
payable to said Clerk, in an amount
equal to three e per cent? per cent
of the amount Of the bid. = ~.
Plans and specifications may be
seen, and blank forms for the pro
posal procured from the Chairman S;61
the Board Trustees Of said District
The he , reserved 70 reiectany
pEDrR P9H By |'ss|,n.,
1912 sl.,' Clerk.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board Of Trustees Of School
District No. 43, Sheridan County,
Montana, at Chairman's residence,
Comertown, Montana, UP to GOO
o'clock p. NJ, on the 9Th day Of Aug
ust, 1921, for constructing a school
building for said District in Conner
town, Montana, plans for which are
on file at the Office Of the Onstad
Lumber Co., or the Chairman's resi-
deEce, Connertown, Montana.
Proposals. must be addressed to the
Clerk of the Board of Trustees Of
School District No. 43, Sheridan
County, Montana, and must contain a
certified check. of the equivalent, made
payable to said Clerk, in an amount
equal to three e per cent? per cent
of the amount Of the bid.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29

grains during the week continued 10
have sagging tendency.
That most of the new wheat crop
IS for sale is clearly indicated ~ the 1
unusually heavy and early marketing
81 the crop IN the Southwestern
states. In fact, wheat receipts-1t all
primary markets are now running
about three times as large as during
the corresponding time last year.
BY reason Of the Hedging pressure
in all grains at present, drastic de-
clines might have been expected, but
values yielded only moderateiys evI-a
IDENTIFY being checked by the posi-
bilities Of extraordinary demands
from European sources due 80. for
eign drouth damage, by additional
scattered reports Of damage Il, the
Canadian wheat crop and by a gem
eral public sentiment that the World
wheat supply and demand situation
is in extremely close adjustment and
that were Foreign Exchange and
European finances in a healthier con-
dition there should be an undesirable
demand for, every surplus bushel OF
American Foodstuffs. What foreign
requirements will amount to during
the coming season for the present is
largely guess-work. Up to the dputh
period materially larger European
Weld than last year was in prospect
and consequently lighter American
Imports. With the exception of Italy,
however, every European country is
reported to have sustained extensive
crop. damage. Germany has already
secured additional American credit
and is a steady buyer Of Wheat and
Corn.
Recent rains have been Of great
|benefit to the Northwestern = corn
crop. Very optimistic crop reports
come from all parts Of the corn belt.
Bearish sentiment induced by the
large corn stocks is being counter
acted by the unusual condition OF
American corn supplanting the Ar
gentine in supplying foreign demands.
The heavy clearance of American
corn for export is attributed to the
exhaustion Of the Argentine carly
over from the previous crop and The the
unsuitable shipping condition of new
corn. from the southern hemisphere.
With the movement of new oats
now commencing, old oats are also
being freely. shipped to all terminals.
Export business in oats of late is al
so noteworthy, but the demand so
far is mostly for theaheavy Canadian
varieties. We would anticipate low,
er prices only for the immediate fnt-
IRE
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29
" EE & I! MAR
!. KET REVIE "

S Quinn Stephenson CO..
Under the weight Of an extremely
heavy movement of winter wheat,
good prospects Of another bumper
corn crop and staleness in the repe-
ton of damage reports in the Spring
Wheat and oats territory, prices Of all
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29
Plans and sneci1 cations may be
sem and blank forms for proposal
pl fron the Chairman Of said
Tlright Is reserved toreject any
or all bids.
PEDEK BRUVOLD,
Chairman.
ISAAC sYME, =
.16-2 CLERK.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received
by The Board Of Trustees Of School
District No. IS, Sheridan County,
Montana, at Chairman's residence,
Comertown, Montana, up to 600
o'clock r. NJ, on the 9Th day of Aug
ust, 1921, for furnishing materials and
constructing school building for said
School District in ComertoWn, Mont,
plans for which ara on file at the of
ice 81 Onstad Lumber Co, or Chair
mans residence, Comertown, Montana.
Proposals must be addressed Co the
Clerk of the Board of Trustees of
School District No. 43, Sheridan
|SCounty, Montana, and must contain a
tilted check of its equivalent, made
payable 10 said Clerk, in an amount
equal TO three g per cent? per cent
[of the ameJAt Sc the bid.
Plans and specifications may be
and blank fo1s1 for Sffoposals
procured from the Chairmanef the
Beard. Of Trustees Of said District 3
The right is reserved to reject any
Eqr all bids.
S Chairman.
16-t2 Clerk.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
u. S. A. to Gust A. Anderson, pat
ent, S 1-2, 27-37-56.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-29

sGetsyour Acme Repairs Now.
BOLSTER & SONS, INC.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
FOR TORPID LIVER
Tennessee Lumberman Talks of His Successful Use of Black-Draught
 for Colds and Headaches.

Jamestown, Tenn-"I have used Thedford's Black-Draught for years, in fact 1t is the only liver medicine that does me any good" says MT. L. A. Ragan, a well-known lumberman of this place. When I was single, used it for headaches, and especially if [ get a cold and feel feverish, l take . good dose of Black -Draught, and 10 sets me right.
 Since I have been married, have used it in my family. and never have found It's equal for torpid liver or dis arranged stomach, especially with children. I can recommend Black Draught, and gladly do so."
 Every member of the family occae sionalfy needs the assistance that ck-Draught can give, in helping to cleanse the system and relieve or pre- vent the troubles that come from Q lazy, torpid liver.
 If your liver is not doing It's duty, you may suffer with headache, constt patton, biliousness, indigestion. etc Unless selief is obtained. serious sick. ness may result. In its long and suo- cessful use, Thedford's Black-Draught has been found fin thousands of cases to relieve such disorders, by stimulat- ing the liver to do its important work.
 Ask for Thedford's Blaek-Draughh and insist on the genuine. NClS1
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All advertising copy must be receiv- at the office of The Picayune not lat CT than 10 a. m, of the day on which it is intended for use, otherwise 1t will appear In the issue of the following day
 Advertising copy for use in the week y Picayune should reach this office not later than Wednesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation Of any individual, firm or corporation ap- bearing in The Picayune will be promptly corrected if brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements of facts however will not be retracted.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

was obtainable for national defense purposes. have been restored to the schedule for the fiscal year 1922 by
 the advice of the Forest Service of the United States Department of Agri- culture. This bureau co-operates an
 nually with the General Supply Com mittee i'll the preparation and revision
 of specifications and making of awards that cover lumber. mill work, boxes, sistance is also rendered to the pur- chasing office of the Districe govern and building material. Similar as- ment and the schedule of that office for the coming fiscal year has been re yi~ed in the same manner as that of the General Supply Committee.
 ate also with several of the large lum-
 The Forest Service plans to cooper her associations with q view 10 in. cluding in both of these schedules most af htc commercial woods of the Pacific caast Iu grades comparable with those Hs6=d fea e8zeH supplies This will ra-aft u#HHy u closer competition
 Hd -a#d work toward greater econs am# a f4e purchase ef tHe lumber urdga 0 m The requirements of tbe Government departments u WasbjHg-
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
LONE STAR SCRAPS.

Health in this community Is very good. We had some frost last Monday morning. it lokked as though spring hasn't come yet.
 Bro. Barham preached at Lone Star last Sunday night We are always glad to have Bro. Barham with Us.
 Mir. A. l.. Fincher and family spent the day Sunday with Mir. and Mrs Lum Manning.
 We had large crowd out at sunday school Sunday eve.
 Amos Ward and family spent Sun day with his brother, Ike Ward and family,
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
lnl.L4 .---a.l --lla

u@aI eH n.4E salmon. broken E-g HHI HHz
 ef .ate3 Hsatee= aEeed -mat. #laI -eaeH# 9e3e.e af lettuce HHo small p.=laz- #4a ##S #s5b other 4H z4ed#Js sprinkle with ltle ~ait uHd iaae 4f lemon and ser4e oa ies- uea leaNg- wIl= boiled salad dressing uf with mazomaiee fl preferred.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
KIN D

We are prepared to give you the best printing to be had in this part of the country. Call and let us give you prices on the follow ing items or any other printing that you may need.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
THE BOYS WHO WORE
 THE SOUTHERN GRAY.

Come, Johnny Reb. and listen now,
 To what I have to say; My mother spun and sister wove,
 To make the homespun gray. Its colors were both black and white
 They labored night and Day And when il was completed. then
 They called fl Southern Gray. The boys who wore the gray. Q, the
 boys who wore the Gray. We will meet at our reunions,
 While we here on earth may stay And the boys who wore the Gray,
 Who are sleeping in their graves They will rise to meet up wonder.
 On that grand reunion day. When you can make a Rebels wife
 The Stars and Bars to spurn, When you can make the daughters of
 That Rebels love to turn, When you can pierce the silvry skies
 And walk the milky way, Then you may know that tis to shame
 The boys who wore the Gray. We've travelled hoys along that line
 You travelled once before, Where sherman marched and laid in
 Waste on days of e4, You travelled then with shot and shell,
 Had orders to obey. But now we'll sing of Dixie land
 And love the Southern Gray. When on that silent spot we meet.
 Where Southern banners wave, With precious flowers mother brought
 To decorate the graves. And as we scatter one by one,
 Upon those mounds we'll say; God bless the mothers precious boys
 Who wore the Southern Gray. I've heard it said, the sweetest words
 Are mother. Christ and Home And while these all are dear to me,
 l wish to add just one, While mothers dear and Christ I love
 And Home is sweet as May That word, dear boys. l wish to add,
 Is Bloodstained Southern Gray. We're growing old and feeble now,
 And have not long to stay: Our forms are tot'ring as we go,
 Our heads are silv'ry gray. We, too, dear boys, will soon be gone
 And sleeping in our grave, Until the trump of God shall sound
 That great reunion day.
 A. J. Timmons, Columbia Times
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
THREE QUALIFICATIONS

When the late Jeff Davis was gov ernor of Arkansas, an applicant for any kind of a job had to possess three certain qualifications before he got the position. He had to he white man a democrat-and Jeff Davis man. '
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
sHT =NnRATf

Hello to alf af F6a renders of tbe good diI= =raaa*lme
 Health .-aefe saa3 at lHis tj#e.
 Iaua T0mlH and Ugma HaEHaaa'e
 ##s relative. and friends @ H#. HsH H0aE
 sI 1.H= G#aHG al Taese1a .= <. f. .as 44H d#4saHa .aI= saaa- aa- Hsar 8asz
 rH Na9aa H@aTS soaos aia sae .#6as= saa fe.ga very inter. ae debate. eof subject #vHl be: Ha-af4a 8at all Was deh6 should he .#eelIed. Tae ahirmtJ ec. Arahas F#5renHfd and EsRy Weaver. The Beea- rqe k. ". Cross and Bcacham Fair child.
 Lester Purtle and family visited his parents Sunday.
 ]. F. Hoover and wife of Prescott are visiting in our town, Saturday night and Sunday.
 Born-to MT and Mrs l. H. Diilard, Sunday night, girl.
 There have been several cars passed here today from Prescott going to the oil we'll at Rosston.
 Misses Lula and Amise Hart was walking around Sunday evening look ing very sad about something. Cheer up girls there are two more old baehe- lors some where in the world.
 Success to the Picayune.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
Too Much.

Now. Mary I don't want to he mis- understood in this matter l am vii ling that you should be a sutfragette, am willing to get up ill the morning split the kindling, light the fire. cook the breakfast wash the dishes and dust the parlor. but I'll be doggoned if I'm going to wear pink ribbons in my mighty to fool the baby
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE
 RENISES LUMBER SCHEDULE

Black walnut and spruce lumber talk on olr the lumber schedule of the Gener- al Supply Committee during the war heeause the Government needed all that
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

Martin Nelson of Blevins is Pres colt visitor today
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

Instead of once a woke. the Picay- une will come to you 6 times week
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

"Entered as second-class matter Jan uary s, 1921, at the post office at Pres eott, Arkansas, under the Act of March c 1678."
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

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Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Gdnuerc Tmbrcrfranfnnacu.

Scit tlir5cm tritt in a0ni9sberg
cic 4ubr in gon5 bosnrti9er 6orm
auf. Die Sronfbcit bcidat ale
%bcnsnlter, pom flciuen Sinoe bis
sum @rciic, mo iiibrt, peun nidt
.oiort Gr5tlidc @ilfe 5lr Stele it,
IN Icbr picler S0aen gum Eo0e.
9ciouoe in Der @cgeio am Stein.
Nommcr @on mo nlif Der 8icie
lot iid) Die &ronfbcit 5n ciner Lob-
rcn @piocmie entipidelt. Sn DER
MIR 5irfa 80 S1uier 5dblenOen
5traBc limo oQeill in 0rei Sduiern
in otpci 9ogcn iicben GoOesfdae gu
ucr5cidncn; altberccm !ieaen cine
groBe Nu3obl SdJperfranfer in ! Il
8ronfenb6uiern. 8on 5pei 6omi.
lien ltorben an einetn Gage lie 5uei
Ginocr, Die iibrigen angcb0ri en-,
Gle idmtlid idJmer erfranft ltno,
ringell nit Dem 3o0e. 9ie ger5te
Iin0 Der Nniiht, oaB Der @enuB bon
fettcm 8Ieiid rno gum Sell Der
rorbcncm Gbit 5ur 8erbreitunJ ser
init ibmcren SIutungen uni &rGm.
pfen e%inicbenocn &ranfbeit lebr
uiel beitr1gt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
etiacsnns elmer gnilinfa6rif.

gu Der MISUNDERSTANDING in
ser Inilinfabrif 81 2ucmigsbofen
morii6cr mir bereits flrr5 beridtet
5atcn, bat oie ERECTION ser Sabrif
ourd @aueronihlGge befannt gege.
BEN Dab iif ole grbeiter als emf.
IoiIen 6etrod}ten f0nnen, mern Iis
nid)t iofort 0ie Nrbpit pieoer oui.
ncIMnen, mo onB fie ourd lire Ir.
beitsnermeioerung Die DIRECTION
8pingen miirOeit, Ser iibrieen 8eIeg-
ldait os Sppouer 8erfcs 5u fiin0i-
gen, oa es mtSgeidloiien lei, inter
iottcn 8erhGltniiien Sen @etrieb
tpeitcr 3u fiibren. Ole &iin0igung
iIt, ga Sic 4rbeitsaifnohme obgc.
Ichnt muroe, nrnmebr erfolgt. g.
600 Monn lino betroffen uno oaS
Gpnauer @erf tpuroe ~ItiGgeIegt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
epsiaIes Mniemm.

Das Go5iale Mllieum in Sranf'
furt, oas BON OF. SEEING Marr &C.
Ieitet miro, legt fir Die Sabre 1918
uno 1919 ieinen @cidditSbcridt
Dor. SIN Sabre 1918 Daben lid
1873 Observation-Disclosures, pbpliife nno
juriitiide Eerionen an oas Mi.
ieum nit Grtolg %aelpunot. 1919
qinaen IT'S Musfunitgeiude ein.
Ser Nibliotbef, Die @nbe 1919 ms.
qeiarnt 1870 9on0e unfaBte,
nltroe 1918 BON 1865 uno 1919
bon 1882 Yerionen benist. 0as
Muielnm peranitaltete 8ortragsrei'
ben unS gin5elportrdge iiber per-
idieocne midti9c io5ialpolitlidle uno
mirtihoftli1e Sragen, iotuie elm gut.
beiuhtes .itaatsbiirgerlites Solo.
quinn. Cine grueiterung oeS Ar.
beitsbereids lit ourh Die Irbeits'
p~erbinonng, Die oas un%ipcriit1tsin.
1titut fir Arbcitsred)t nit Dem go
3iclen Mtuicrm Dor fur5em einge.
eangen lit, bcmirft.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
0Saltcn Sic Oas Sinh Elm iucnis."

Gine llcberroidung erlebte cine
Sdu5modersfran arf Dem 9abn.
Doiplas III 6ranfiurt a. VI. Sine
%lnlcfcnnte Srau frat ploblid) altl
lle sll, Iegte ibr Elm ain0 auf Oea
Irm uno iagte: ..Seicn Sic 10 gut
uno holten Sic 6oS Hir0 ein mcnil,
i'd mod)te mir BORT oriibcn iiber Der
5traBe etluaS fnufen.~ 9ie 5rau
luartc.e. Die llnbcfannte erid)ien ie.
bod nid)t mieoer. Sic SdMbnra.
d}erSirau nabm oas Sin0 beim. &c!
Dem AinOe lageil 3 3cttcl, alii Oenen
oIc 0ran bcr5lid 9cbetcn miro, i'd
oes &inoeS an5unebmen IS ipuroe
ooS GrInfjen geiteqt. ons &ino aIf
Den Nanlen Wnlburga firblid) tali-
len gu loIlen; ooS Gr5icbum0soclo
lperoe monotlih piinftliA i'm porails
ourb Die Yoit ocihidt g[ls erIter
geitra9 parcn 200 Mari bci9elegt.
Do6 SdJreiben en0ete nit DER Yitte,
oas aino driitlih crjie5en gu laiien
nno niAt ans Der Sano an gcbcn.
Die SdrbmodcrSirou eritottcte Pin.
3e!5e uno bebieIt 0as aino oorI1u.
'ig, obwohl tie iclbit mebrere Sin.
Ser bot.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Miaiunen fir NOtfanOs arbciten

Ser OlOcnblrgcr 2onOtog crIe.
oigtc 2lne Sorloge, 0nrd Die g..
037,O00 Morf fir Notitanosorbei.
ten bclpiaiIt merOen. Sic sur Ser
braiicrung 0es llnteremsfanolS per.
meilOet meroen ioaen. 0ie Ser
brltcrung oes GanolS lit Der critic
SGritt fir Sen Gan Oes aanalS
G~cmpe-Gorpen, momit cine Der.
binGinig amiidcn Dem SlOenburgcr
2anO uaO Dem Snoultriegebiet
9tbeinlanO @citfoIen geidaffen
m2rGcn fam. Ser 2anotag 6emiaig.
tc |ferlter 3 Wtiuionen Morf, Die oo5u
oieneu loGcn, Inn Ser minoerbemit'
teltcn 8epolferung biaige &urtof.
Iell gu l%iefern. 9is gum Is. Sc.
5cm6cr bat ii6 Der 2onOtag Der
to9t.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
iSrans6fidle 9mItmrtrGaer.

3u oen blutigen ausi9reitun9en
iran5oliider Soloaten in Oberrin
gelbcim, oie in Die &irmes9dite
iG,oiien, pobei ein unbeteiligtes JEDI.
5ebniidbriges Mdod)en aus Sranf-
furt, oas in Sngelbeim 81 8eiud
neilte, ourh einen 2ungeniduB &C.
totet wurOt, miro .lod beriftetsS Sob
Die 6amilie Der @etoteten audi ab.
gclebnt babe, cine o%orlaufige @elo-
entiddOigung bon Der Oeutideu Be
boroe a%n5unebmen, pielmebr oas
Gerlangen %geduBert babe, oaB ole
Sad)e in aler 6orm ms Yarlament
gebradt uno ourb Die fran5oIiiNp
&cgierrng eeIiibnt weroen ioae, wie
oieie ieineraeit bel Dem San Wiann.
bcim in Berlin BON 9eutidlano cine
Gntidaoi9un9 uerlangt babe.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Die J%ran5uicn beidlnsuabmeH Die
WmtsI1fe.

9ie fron50iiide Yciatuugsocbor.
oe bat Oie Gomaiie 6%rcdenitcin, cin
groBes Observation-Disclosures lliitcr.
nebmen, bcId)lagnabmt. 440 Stiid
&inopieb 6t5lp. Wiil6fiibr, 70 Gu.
bcno 9icroe unO cine groBc Gin.
jobl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @crdte &C..
longten 5ur offentIiGeu Gcriteigc.
rilng, na6ocm man iid nit oen
Don oen Sran5oieu gebotenen @rei.
fen ni6t einperitdnoen erflGren
fonnte. Gos 9Ieihe S6idial ion
nod anorren groben Soioiitcrn i'm
Ioilauii6en beoroben, 10 insbeIon.
Oere Dem 400 Morgen 'umfaiien.
ben Mcdtiloer 9of bel @rbenbeim.
Sodbeim, po0ur9 Die MiIdperlor-
gung, Die in Dem bieIigen @ebiet
nidt cinmal fir Die ainOer i'm
oritten 2ebensiabr ausrei6t, notur.
gemGB nod meDr peri9Ie1tcrt
miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
@icyjis Miaiunen Srnncs i'm SGf-
fnrat geluonncn.

Gin geraoe3u mathematics Slid
bcgeleitet einen reihen, filbaniidcn
Observation-Disclosures, Sannibal DC
N}eIn, BON einem iransoiiid)en Babe.
ort gum onoern. S6on I'M borigcn
Monot gemann er mGbrenO Der
groBen Sportpode in 0enutuiQe g..
100000 6rancs i'm 8affarat. Mod.
te 0ontals icin f~nbeIbaites Slid uieI
Auiie1en. 10 bort man jcbt, DOB Dc
Mlein all on @offnrottiiden bon
@iorris sic foIoiiale Summe bon
80 Niaionen 8rancs e~inge6eimit
bat. Sn les. 9ains erIeiGterte
er 5lpiidenOirG ooS &oiino Inn ot-
n65crnO 10 Wiia., 10 ooB feline ge-
Iantc 8eute 40 Minionen 6roncs
erGcbIif iiberIteiot. Gr b1lt LIBERAL
ielblt offenc @onf unO erfldrte, ie
bobcr oos SpieI ici, umio flarer uno
freicr fiible er Iid) gelitig. 9lber
iein Sieges3ug lit natiirIid nit Sp-
fern beosft ur6 er I6Bt iiberoa Der
nl6tete @%riIten3en 5uriid.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Gle lInFdlcrhcit in Groh.Sambnra:

Sir Die uniidcren 3uit1nOe III
Der GrobitaO iprcden Sci mcitcre
@orfommdiiic in mo bel @amburg
ScdS pcrmummte HGuber in cinem
Auto iiberiielcn oen g8agen Der
ErabremgcicuiGaft Samburg-
6armici. Sie bcorobten ole Su.
iaiien nit &cuolpcrn unO raubten
Die Sotaliintorfniie nit 10000.
Wlarf Suball. 9lligcnideiuli6 oic.
iclbe 9onoe Oron9 nadts in elm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an all.
Beriten Siiooiteuoe Der Stoot Gin
unO ralibte Den 9oll5cn @elOidranf
NIT SnboIt. @ls in gergcoorf sic
GcutiGe golfspartci cine 6eier
i'm Gnal eilleg @oitboieS bcging,
orang cine &otte iunger Burden
Elm, 5pang oen 8oritono, sic 6eier
ab5ubechen, 5erit0rte pieIe ginrid.
tliugsgcgcnItdnoo oes @nItboies, er.
brad oen @einfeIler linO Itobl aGer.
banO @ebroudsgc9enitGnoe. Die
Yoli5ei louroe berbcigcrufen utN
fonnte nod einige SGter oefboften
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
gcrGnrbciteriieOlnns bel 2incn.

Cine sroBe @ersarbeiterlieolun8
plant man I'M Webiete 2iinen.
8eItfalert. 9ie SieOlung Iiegt am
2ippe.S eitenfanal. IS iolen etua
$50 3peiitodige Goppelipobnbduler
NIT s., A. uno 5-8immer- 8obnun.
gen gcbaut weroen. Sir Die Sieo.
lungen fommen Die Mrbeiter Der
3eden 8ictoria, YreuBen 1, Yreu.
benz uu0 @neiienou in 6ragc.
SpGter iou Die Sieolung iiber Den
9anal binaus bis gum iiiolihen
Staotteil BON 2iinen eri~'itert iper-
Sen. IS banoclt iib I'M einen
Ylam Der einen &oitcnaufpano
Don 40 WiQionen Worf erforoert
Die Mittel iperoen 5undhlt BON
DER @iiener Sreubanoelsgeienidaft
a~ufgebradt, melde Die 8ctrdge aus
Ger 9oblenltelle befommt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
8riioelitrafe fir @mdercr.

Gas 8ufergerift in 9n0opelt
Goite Dor fltr3em gum erlten Wfalc
lett ser Ginfiibrlng Der 8riigelitraIe
iibcr 8reistrei6erei 5t urteilen. an.
gefla9t iporen 3wei &auflellte uno
Elm Sngenieur, bic iih intenIiDer
Breistrei6ereien idiloig gcmadt
6ottcn. Sic wuroen ieSod niht 81
@riigel-, ionOern 5u 6reibeits- mo
GcI6Itroien Dcrlrteilt. Sic @orbe.
reitungen iiir oen @oa5ug Ser @ril.
gelitrafe fins in0eS id,on getrotfcn.
Ser Better Ses Carbohydrates bat
Die griigclbGnfe bcreits mlhteacn
uno sic .SoSlinaer" o6lhneiocn
IaIIen, NIT oenen oie RriigeIitroie
an Grradienen poa3ogcn merocn
iolt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Ger @erfaQ Ses aSlncr Gums.

Set elmer &eibe bon Sabren lit
Die eroBe @efobr erfannt, ser Ser
Dom 5u &oln ourb Die raid fort
1dreitet1oe 8ermitterulg oes Sc.
fteirts au3geiest lit. @s wuroe id)oil
mebrere Sabre Dor Dem &riege leb,
baft an Der Ausbeiierung Der be,
orobten SteGen gcarbeitet. Ser
Com lit ME bon @ougcriiiten fret
i1n0 miro noG) ouf Sabr6ebnte bin
aus Don 8aligeriiiten nidt frei mer-
Sen. Mangels perfiigbarer Welo'
mit,eI muBte I'M September oes
SSa6res 1919 ser 8etrieb in Der
@erfbiitte oorlaufig fait gar5 elm.
geitellt tperocn, oa ionit in penigen
Monaten oos geIalnte &apitel relt'
log aufge5ebrt tporoen mGre. Dieier
3uitano, Ser our6 Die bohIte Scot
beotngt mur6e, oarf llur bon be-
i9rGnfter 9auer lein. Das grobe
8auperf fonn cine g~eoronete, UNI
faIenoe @aupflege auf langere Belt
nidt entbebren, oenn ionit fonnte
Die @rbaltang oes wiiroigen @au'
perfe in Srage geitelt iperoen. Ser
Observation-Disclosures berednet, Bob
Elm &apitol bon adt Wiaionen Wff.
befhaIf! tpcroen miiile, I'm in en-
fter 2iiir burb Die 8ieOerauInob-
me Der Mrbeit III Der @erf6iitte
5a elmer Gettung oes SomeS i9ret-
ten gu fDnnet1.