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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07
Why Not Paw Cash?

IT ENRY FORD would have the government
III complete the Muscle Shoals project with
out recourse TO taxes, bonds, or loans. He
would have the cost paid by the issuance of notes,
which would be in effect money, used to pay for
labor and materials He would base their value on
that of the project earning investment. OF
course this is rather shocking. 1t smacks of green
backs and all their monetary relatives.
Yet it is not so different than the Federal re-
serve banks are doing every d-y. They authorize
currency based all sorts of values hardly more
tangible than that of Muscle Shoals, even with the
percentage OF gold reserve required by law, now so
vastly exceeded. But it is this gold reserve Mr.
Ford is anxious ignore, if not start to OBJ
livion standard of value. He does not like
gold; it is too closely related to banks and other
things rejected by him mortal
Yet he substitutes nothing else as measure of
dollars value and just possibly it would be as
well if he confined the products of Muscle Shoals
to the original output without adding new none
tary system. As for paying for it without recourse
to banks or bonds the cost will be so small for this
day that Col. Dawes could tuck it away in his
budget without its being noticed. few tens of
millions not noticeable now that the total
expenditures reckoned in billions
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Applauds Capitol Criticism

To the Editor, The Washington Herald:
Allow me to compliment TX" On
the thorough way in which he COW
cred the Mischief Makers" show in
Monday mornings issue.
His views. l feel sure. represent
those of the audience which wit
messed the performance. His criti-
cism of forced encores. the drag
ging out of lot of stale jokes and
particularly the efforts of couple
of bum comedians to arouse the au-
dience from its slumbers by Civ
ing themselves the glad hand,
much to the annoyance of those
who managed to keep awake. was
well taken.
The tendency to prolong such
agonies should be stopped and I
sincerely hope xviii keep up
the good work. He knows how to
do il.
GEO. II. SKINNER.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07
PLANT ILLUSTRATION
IMPORTANT IN BOTANY.

Like children. the old herbalist,
found IL difficult 10 represent their
plants without adding fanciful en-
bellishments. l. c. c. Krieger. the
well-known botanical illustrator
said in giving an account Of the de-
velopment OF the art Of painting
mushrooms from the time OF Clu-
sius U6O1) to the present day. be-
fore the Botanical Society al IN.
Cosmos Club last night
Every student OF the neshv
fungi admits that successful work
in this interesting plant group de-
ponds to a large extent upon good
Illustrations" he said.
He emphasized the fact that
Imaginative seeing. combined with
technical difficulties. retarded truth
full graphic representation.
The development Of the technical
means employed was traced from
the crude wood enEravings Of Clu-
sius, through the period Of copper
and steel engravings. down TO the
modern photographic and tri-color
processes. Examples representative
OF the different periods were shown.
among them the finest. the works
Of Schaeffer. Bulliard. Sowerby. Tu-
lasne and Boulder.
Mr.. krieger pointed out the
dearth Of American works among
such a wealth Of illustrated mush-
room books. principally European.
The hope was expressed that with
these inspiring models to guide us.
and with our own unsurpassed Ia
cilities. we. too. may soon have an
illustrated work OF our rich fungus
ora
In association with DR.. Howard
A. Kelly. the baltimore surgeon.
Mr. kricger is studying and paint
ing the fungi Of this country.
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ing her ever taking a similar
course.
Third. even il she should wish TO
conquer the United States. and re-
ceived popular support for the un-
dertaking. she would be helpless
to keep Canada out of our hands +:
the latter is virtually an unpro-
tected hostage.
Fourth. seagoing submarines
could be built at harbors inaccessi-
BILE to battleships. and in such
enormous numbers that British
commerce could not venture out OF
port.
Fifth, IL is testified to by naval
experts that an offensive feet can
not carry on military operations far
from a base of supplies and repairs
without double the strength Of the
defending feet. Resistance of har-
bors and forts to attack can, of
course. be looked after without
armament racing.
I 1t seems to me that "Securitas" is
looking backward rather than for
ward. and thai he is taking the dis
astrous mistakes OF the human rae"
stead of prpfting by them. Perhaps
he is not one of them-but there
arc men whose ilk have objected to
every reform in history or the
ground that "it is human nature
to do so-and-so. and you cannot
change it," But men of vision and
foresight did stop it, and ii petty
national ambitions can be put aside
they are going to do the same
thing. now, to the custom of tear
ing flesh to pieces as a means Of
settling disputes.
Speaking as one who volunteered
when his country and civilization
needed him, I'll say that you will
find few, in my opinion, Of the men
who were "over there" who take
stock in the war-Human Nature
theory. War results Only from I'M
CIVILIZED human nature. goaded on
by Observation-Disclosures of which
armament racing, open suspicion
anu war talk have been the chief
asgravating causes, and without
them popular opposition would
nave killed it even in Germany.
If Securities had been in the
iiu west before the SUBSTITUTION
of law and order for individual
armament. would he have fought
the movement of society to disarm
everybody, including him. because
II removed an opportunity to have
bigger gun. than a neighbor with
whom he might some day have a
quarrel? And would he have ex-
pected the smaller potatoes" of So
clety to disarm Ito the point of
adequate home defense) IL the most
influential members of society had
refused to do so?
Then we had just as well ponder
deeply the fact that nations are
uncer the same moral obligations
as individuals. There was a time
when a lingo could win loud ap-
plause by climbing soap box and
barking, My country, right or
wrong because 1t contains me, and
my interests, as opposed to the
other fellow and those close to
him). But when the world realized
what awful havoc was wrought on
humanity by putting this anti-so-
cial doctrine into practice as kul-
tur against civilization, they awoke
TO deeper and better meaning of
paeriotism-that Of sacrifice for the
larger number as well as love of
ones own-and that meaning. thank
heaven. has come to stay.
PAUL NORRIS
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y 80 Va NAN VIC
land, Ohio, court
Of common pleas.
Chief Justice
Taft says so, and
ii is the opinion
of our leading
jurists that there
is much miscar-
riage of justice
due to a lack OF
business admins
tration and to de-
lay. 1t is the
fault of no one
but the people.
If gu w | $ h
things changed,
they will be, but
you must work
for the change.
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MMu'}6nkGn
0g by. Day
impressions:
bMCCeMsMh1e
hbteltfhIa;I;I,I,,( ! A

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-when the
siuice gates Of early town
traffic go up New York's army. of
blind beggars trip their uncertain
way to their familiar posts, hung
with trays of chewing gum, PEN
ellis, whisk brooms and gim-cracks.
Aif day long they stare into faith
oms Of darkness with sublime quiet
and touching melancholy while the
city mills and jostles about them
Ihere are nearly 500 in the shop
ping district alone, holding forth
IN abandoned doorways and on
curbs.
When the nights of winter come
they creep into the friendly crew
ices of the subway kiosks and
elevated stands, swaying silently
to and fro to keep up circulation.
Blue Pete. manned by pow
der blast, has been at Herald
square for eighteen years. He
knew voices of the great-Bennett,
or the Herald: the late Mayor Gay
nor. Diamond Jim Brady. Chaun-
cey M. Depew and scores Of others
VINO often stopped to pass the time
of day.
Torchy Dennis in Times Square
gives ten per cent of his earnings
TO an institution for the sightless.
ne was once say chevalier along
the Tenderloin until discarded
amoureuse hurled vitriol into his
race in cafe one fereish night.
The evening he left the hospital
doomed to darkness he returned
10 the cafe to see group of his
old cronies, and after a few drinks
he did sort of danse macabre-
a tribute to his last fling. The
next day he began hawking lead
pencils on the streets and says he
is happy and at peace.
Miller and Doc, two famous blind
beggars, travel arm in arm. They
live together on Avenue A. and
every morning come over Forty
second street chattering like a pair
of early morning sparrows Mil
Ter leaves Doc at the library steps
and goes on to his pitch" in Thir-
ty-fourth. Most of them make from
IS to $40 a day.
The wheeze that gets the big
gest laugh in a broadway musical
DO you know how to stop fall
ing hair?"
"Uh, uh, How
Get in under IT"
There Is dimly lit old chor
house hard by the Metropolitan
where life settles into a serene I'M
consciousness of the outside roar
OF traffic. 1t is low-ceiled and
wainscoted room where intellect
uals find their nepenthcs among
the chimney pots. Pictures of the
hunt, the yews and beeches above
Maidenhead, flagstoned gardens
and other restful pictures line the
walls. Rejane visited it, so did
Sir Henry Irving, Patti and the
Prince of Wales. who later be-
came King Edward. The other
evening l dropped in there for a
bite. At a table sat noted litter
ateur, poet. a playmaker and an
acade mician-and they were spin
ming a Put and Take top. One is
forever having a favorite Illusion
burst. / wanted to shout Alta
boys"
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Communications will not be returned
unless specific request for such return
is made and stamps enclosed
Letters should be typswritten when
ever possible. Communications extremely
difficult to read will not be considered.
No communications signed with fictitious
nam Is will be used.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

OF une m ploA men I
and unrest. de-
clared Miss Evan
geline Il 9th.
commander Of the
Salvation Arm y
in America, in an
interview given
on her arrival in
New York a few
days ago to at
tend the annual
n a tion al con -
gress of the or
ganization.
The big cities
are being jam p
med by people
7 r o m CIV r y
where she said
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eGhcBeyulds
Scientific
Notes
Q72dCon7meNf
fkl4m8
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER :, ,s1,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, Is1l.
District Of Columbia Dental Society.
George Washington University
Medical School. tonight. O'Clock.
DR.. A. l. LeGro. Of Detroit. Mich.
will describe the technique for
Porcelain Restoration Of the En-
tire Enamel Area Without Shout
der"
@Fogs and CIouds- will be Tn. .uh-
ject Of an illustrated lecture BY
DR.. w. J. Humphreys Of the L. s.
Weather Bureau. Y. NJ. c. A. As
sembly Hall. 173s C street, to-
night, o'clock.
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UNREST SAID TO
RUSH ON CITIES

The tendency to crowd the cities
and deplete the farms of their popu-
lation is a problem as important as
war or peace. and a principal cause
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

10 the Editor. The Washington Herald:
your good letter from IF. S.
4. In regard to new chief OF
police for Washington was very
timely indeed. ] want to second
the nomination. IL lsSch is allow
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TERMS CRIME LAW
PRAYIS "DISGRACE"

1.-The administration of our GRIM
inal law is a disgrace to America"
recently declared Judge Florence E
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07

The wheeze that gets the big
gest laugh in broadway musical
show runs something like this:
DO you know how to stop fall
ing hair"
''Uh, uh, How
Get in under IT"
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Wants Chief from Force.

PAUL MORRIS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-07
VIII. Washington's Schools.

the people OF Washington and especially it:
business interests merely selfish and
seeking financial profit, they would tax them.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
Rnuehmenber MusIan6banbeI.

Waibinqton, Is. sept.- Ser Ct
bort ser Ser. Stooten bof I'M MnguIt
Inn etpa $54, 10000 Der Support
Inn etpa $17, 100000 3rtgenoml1er1
i'm @erglei9 gu Ben 3iffern I'M Sui,
uie es IN benz ntonatltiden 8eribt
oes San6els6epartements beiBt. Ser
grport i'm Mug1ft belief it'd ulif
$33'75,0OO,OOO I'M 9ergleid 5u $321,-
100000 int SuIi 1tn6 $578,000,0O0
I'M Mngnit 1920. Der grport I'M gu-
quit mar er0Ber als Ser in irgerlb eli
t1en an6eren Morpat biefes Sabreg
ieit Madr5, 100 er $387,OOO,0OO be-
tr1g. Ser SSnrport i'm Muguit 1921,
belief iiA anf $194,00O.0O0 gegert
$177, 100000 I'M SuIi unb $518,-
O00, 600 i'm M1glit 1920. Sic Gin.
fnbr5ifffern in6 6ie b0diten felt Meeai,
III Sem Der SSnrport iid a1if $685.
100000 belief. Sn ben Iekten ndt
M'orater .einfdlieBIt1 Mltguff betr1ig
Ser Export S. ,23O,OO0,OO0 geger1
So, 900 III 6entIeIben Bet.
ra,11tt bes Sobres 1890. Ser Support
belief fid IN ben letter. nh Meotd-
ten altf $t,693,OOO,O0O i'm gergreih
su So ,99995, 100000 ii berfelben 8eit
bes goriabres.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

Nortb Dafota gespdblt patroey miro
ietn Mmt nieberlegen, pet1t1 bic Bur.
ger 0es Stoates IN Der bon ben log.
nnabbangiigen beranlaBten nn6 anf
Sen 28. Dftober nngeiebten &ecal-
mail ltd in bieiem Gimme erflare1l
{oate. Diefe Mttteilung nlroe am
Mittmo6 bonn Bargo Courier SEEMS,
bem amtIiden Organ Der Nonparti.
ian 2eagle, oer0ffentli6t.
Steele. $50 gier grntearbeiter muir
sen I'M $500 berallht rnb 0rei mei-
tere mnrben bon einem 6rabt5uge Der
Mortbern @acific rrabe Mebiru abge-
morfen. 8is lett fonnten nod feline
gerbaftungen porgenommen tperben.
Noonan. 8nnbiten baben ben
@aKenidranf BEG Sarnners Goopera-
tiD @lepators geiprengt nnb iinb nit
$23 in @elb unb tpertpolen Bapie=
rem enttffom1nen. Muf 5pei Ba9ter
mnroe geidonen.
Mott. Die nel1e &egenbogen-
bride nber Ben Gannonbau-sTluB, Die
erlte ibrer Mrt i'm Staate, lit bon ben
@oltntp : &ommiii6ren angenotn1ner1
nno benz @erfebr ibergeben morben
Ole Soften betragen $4,000.
&oople. Mitglie6er Der S. 50.
49,, Die ii6 bier anfbalten, berlangen
$40 Sagelobn fir @artoffelernte=Mr-
belt. 3tpiiben ibren gertreter1 nno
ben Garmern baben ihon mebrere
@~onferenaen itattgefnnben. Mber ale
@erfl1ne sic 2obne bernb5nleben, itno
big iebt bergeblih ge1Deien.
Sarge. @egen @er4ebrng Der
Sonntdgsgeiebe> tpelde Das Sffen=
balten bon 24ben berbietet, mur6en
lis @rocerDbeitber bonn 5taatsantpalt
ongeflngt. Dieielben baben iid Dor
.bem gaB @o1tntDgeri6t at beranttpor=
ten.
Sarge. - Srau gbriitina g.. III
Hand bon Dnbenport, Bic f6on Al
Sabre int @e6 @iber Sol lebte, lit in
lNnbetraht TIRES bober Nlters bon ~
ISnbren nit elmer 8eniion bon SIS
bon 5etten Ser GountDbeb6r6e beba6i
tporben.
8nlfour. - Gin Seueur l%nbefnnn;
ten nriprnnges 5erft0rte bier Die So
rogen bon 2inbeman11 nn6 SDanfon.
Nenorops Opernbal1s, BeterionS Bill
lar6baue nn6 bns @aus bon Doftor
|@tone. Sos 5euer gematn oeSbab Ell
men groBen Boriprung, neil Der de,
miide 20fbapparat ni6t ri6tig fnnf=
|tionierte.
Minot. Cine 200 @allonen
E59atppsoeitiuerie, Waiide 1tn6
Monoi6ein tpnrbe bon Bnn6eSsSro-
fenagenten al11f Der Sorm bon gbei
1Sarrts, flint Meilen bon bier, emit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

ioedt urto fonfisaiert. Mian niirtrat al,
SoaB bies Die. auene fur g. $. 8au
mar, Der in Minot s6napps perfauf-
te. s
@enmare.. ~ 8augbn 8%einberger,
Elm bieiiger &artoffelpflan5er, er5ielte
$751; so aus ben geernteten &artof-
feln zines ei115igen Mfers. gg lit oies.
5bas gr6Bte grgebnis elmer &artoffel.
ernte Biz lett.
Sort Oats. - Die Sdir auf ser
.5tanoiing Sod Sn0ianer @eierbatio1
.geltaltete ii6 81 einem farbenretden
.@reignis, % Die meiiten Musltener
ur5 Beluuder Sn6ianer tparen, sic
in iibren Grabten eribienen. Mebre-
Re -Salieno Srbianer tparer artpe=
fenb.
I aisbon. Gin gan5er Staotteil
Ser Drtidaft 2isbon purbe bier onrd
.Beler 5erit0rt. Ser angeri6tete edo
ben miro al1f nber $4,000 gefdabtt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

apn MiftpInpeiten nerinraen ion. Dieie
e. n erinIntp mn O%nnner,tnn
s,,rh Saa Mrr1nnapnpnts M,,sida,fs
Ma,, a,n,orta+ SoS M non @;;rnpr.
.sa;stor a s gn;nsIn s;,,her,,fsra
@onisrpna gonnrphnhnpornnafe Mit-
aIishar ner gh9ntsian;sIat,rpn @n,,-
nerne,1re stohfbenmfe. Merfreter Don
Wprfphrs. gsprbGn6em siienbnhnsMon.
.,,nsheonfe ,@sesnnpnir,,re ,,nh Wnnfierg
to,,s herm nn1aen mnrhmpiten a,,lom.
mon hrinaen m;rh Oip ginInS,,nnen
arr a'nnferen. tnernen ,,nnprs;inIih On
tbe@rhorraoenSe MeriSnIihfeitpn in
minne5ofn W;sconi;m. gSnrth nnb
gn,m pofoto mnntnnn ,,nh iieben
mi,;;s;nni oeIpnenpn stooten a.
aash;st merhen
"A my,,l 9 m Mnber1on.
MrS5;oe't Ser Gm,;tn Gnoperotipe g..
%o,,na nnn az Mn,,I b@prifhtete am
|Ga,,ner5ton fpinpm gefret6r 81 s.
Gormo,, o,,a MnShinotnn hnR sic 81,
ennah;rfe ~ Sic @ptrpi6efnrmer I'M
S,.;;R;nhrsne;,en @i;rtpI 6n1rd, sic
9,,nSesrpiprne . 9onfen erfoIden per-
So a & mcgrorn. ghef ,Ses ees1-
oen;o,,r R,,reo,,s fi;r aon6fpirt5dmft
p mo5hi,oton morntp nm sSreitaa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
,9e MORN i9on entiduloden, mel
auteifer, @elo ooer 3 aaertpdrtelte
Q1bcr;!!"
86{e Rritif. &ompo,

- B6fe &ritif. &omponiit
Ger ioeben einem 6reu1oe letrett
neueiten @aI5er porgeipielt bat):
go, nun Jag mir tuerigitens men
,paHerben Nnme11 fir ben @al5er.
Greun6: Sea- nenne ibn bod
.Shlafmal3er"!
49, Gin 8raftifus. Son.
troGeur gum StraBenbabnldatt'
ner): DnB Der 8agen Die Jor-
i9rinsmdBige Nn5aH pom Berionen
nid,t faBt, Iiegt eben oaran. oaB
auf Ser einen Seite nllr 9erre1
nno auf Ser anoern nur Gamen
iiten. - MAIDEN sic bod bunte
90 riiden tie idon raber
5nia1nmenl
--. Mnsgiebie. Sran beg
iiurtgen Doftors: SCUM bolt ou 10
enblid oeinet1 eriten 8atienten!
Ct: @ott fell 9anf, ia, nno oente
sic 11rr bas Slid, er bat gletf
oiier aronfbeiten auf einmall
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
Uoro=Ddfotd.

@ron6 SORTS. - Sic 84idbriee
Srau 8looa Seliger IN @ronb Sorts
mnroe Dienitag in ibrem S6laf5im=
mer ermorbet anfgefunben; 6as 3im=
mer Iiegt binter einem fleinen Gro
cerD=2aoen, Sen sic Gran felt mber
atpon5ig sabren betrieben batte.
Sarge. - &otparo st. Woo6, Der
NIT nnterifitrng Ser Nonpartiian
2eog11e gum Biaegoltoerneur bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
5uo>Dafota.

asionr Snns. - Sier be~rurteilte Mi6-
ter Mnbbin bonn Di1triftsgeribt ben
Merifaner Mntonio Dobnli tpegen Be
raubung zines Sra9tnaggons Der
Wiltpnnfee&Bnbn IN Canton gu 5mei
'Sobren 3u9tbnls. COBALT iou Der
Sauptman1 elmer gan5en &%dduberban=
.be fem. 49, @berett 8enion, Elm Sar=
mel aus ser Neabe bon Wbite &iber,
lit mGibren0 Ser Mrbeit bonn 8Iite err
1fIogen morber. ST miro bon 5tpei
8rii6ern Iberlebt.
Wit6en. 80 Gortpin Dobis, 5obn
bon s. $. Dobis bon bter, purbe bon
YnrrD @oIcoH, ieinem goaegefame=
.raoen, 6l1r6 3nfon eri6oiien, p6b-
reno file cine Mutofnbrt IN BEN fdtpur-
5er1 Bergen nnternnbmen. WaIcott
m11rbe bon Ser Sd1ilb freigefproden.
5ineton. Nlbert S. 6ur6ed, 6
Sabre alt, Sobn bon Sames Snr6ed.
bon 2iogermoo6, lit an Mun0iperre
Ageitorben, tpeIde Dor 11emn @o6en ctr
iebte, nIs SOS Rtn6 IN einen @laS=
iherben trat nn6 itd1 berlebte.
Mitden. Ser 2tidbrige Dale g
Barr mnrbe am Donneritag bon oe1
Noli5ei in 8efimgton Springs, bier:
gig MeiIen meltlid bon Mitben II
Soft genommen in 8erbinoung mil
Ser Donnerltag frub erfolgten grmor:
Dung Seq @anb-Gigentimers George
.Gliitrom. Die bei6en Man1ter ioler
.einen 5treit iiber sic 9adtiumme &c.
.babt bnben.
@ionr Sans.. Ser beratenot
.Mns1duB Ser r0imiid=fafbolH1en Dio:
.5e5e Sionr SaQs mdblte an Sreitae
>Mon1ignore S1pnn bon Wa6iion, Ser
b%isberigen @eneralpifar, gum M6mi:
niiitrator Ser Di05eie, Die onr6 Der
SOB 8iibof S'@ormons erleoigt tpor.
ben 1T. 1..
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Sen. Die summe Don 100000 5oG.

Sen. Ole sumlne Don 100000 ion
geiidert peroen, unb es NITRO ertpor-
tet. oas Spspital i'm Nbalen Narf at
ct. Haill au erridten. Die 8elel-
5d,aft ser 9anfiers bat bereits cine
llnteridrift bon $4,000 gemadt.
ct. Beter. Das Sarm 8nreal1
bon Micollet gountD bot nnter Der
2eitung bon anrl Springer, benz
Gonutpagenten bon 81. 8eter, Sor
februngen getroffen, Die Sarmer bon
Micolett nit &artoffeln brett bon
Sen &artoffelfeloern i'm norblthet1
Minneiota at rerleben. Diele &artof-
fel perben Don BORT BEL @iiter1pagen-
laoungen perianot, uno 5tpar gum
@eltenpreis, melder ungefbdr 1925
per buroert Yfun0 o6er $1.35 per
8,1IdeI betragt. Ser 8eriano geibiebt
nod Sen bequemiten 8erion0itellen in
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oen m1sgele1en un6 in Saden bon
100 nn6 $50 8funb perianbt. l1nb
atpar meroen BRET 5orten geliefert,
sic friiben Obios, sic Green Moun-
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man eine Mn5ablltng bon einem Dol-
lar bon lie bunoert 8funb Sic 8e-
itelluna ~begleiten, nno bieie beim
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tiefem @aiier nn0 mani bolt, oaslel=
BE heben at fonnen.
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Des Srpbeum Sbeaters un6 nabmen
ouBerbem 2euten, melde I'M Ebeater
Dem @liids{piel buloigten, @elb ab;
tire 8ente betrug insgeiammt $1474.
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in Ser Sbeatertaiie befano, riibrten
1ie ni9t an.
gemioii. ~ Ser 26idbrtge @brit,
Neumann ltarb bier an ben Solgen
bon 8erIebungen bte er mdbreno Der
@nteniaeo erbalten batte. Neun1at1n,
ein @eteran bes @eltfrieges, beriu6-
te ieineSlinte am 2arr1f aus 0em9oot
beraus gu 5ieben. Ser 56nB ging los
unb traf i'm ii ser -1infen S6nlter.
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teltpeItli9en 5taaten 1per6en am "a.
nn6 25. Sftober in DULUTH at elmer
@onferen5 5niammenfommen, nm
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