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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

Mrs. T. r. Clark received a mes
sage Wednesday announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her daughter, Mrs. Le-
ma Manard, of Memphis. She has tu-
berculo5is' and little hope is enter
tanned for her recovery.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11
AT AvERITT ELECTRIC CO.

Saturday, April 26, the ladies OF
the First Christian Church will have
an Easter bazaar of bonnets, aprons
cakes, pies and candy. Will take or
ders for cakes. Phone 419.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-One pen of Anconas,
seven pullets and one rooster, bred
from the superior Shepherd strain.
They are early and beautiful and are
continuous egg machines, $3.50 each
very cheap. Phone 146-J, 51-3t
MRS. D. N. WALKER
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

Mr.. w. M. Warterfield came over
from Nashville this week to look af-
ter some business matters and spend
a short while visiting with some of
his many friends here.
If the bowels are clogged up
poiscns get into the blood, causing
loss of strength, skin eruption, dizzi-
ness and vertigo (blind staggers) :.
Prickly Ash Bitters will open the
bowels, drive out the impurities and
restore strength, energy and cheer
ful spirits. Price $1.25 per bottle.
Sold by all dealers.
If you want to buy a good home
in Union City see John Baird. Phone
256. Al conveniences and good
terms. Have two-need but one.
Somebody is going to get bargain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

lCluS L nave ever
taken. | suffered
for a long time
with f e m min e
trouble. | would
become so nervous
that | would have
to give UP and lie
down until l would
get quiet. l suf-
fered with back
aches, pains in my
side and bearing
pains. l would
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Sealed bids for the sanitary con.
tract for the year beginning April 1
1921, will be received at the office
of the Recorder on or before Tuesday
March rs, 1921.
By order of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen.
W. L. BRYAN,
Chairman Sanitary Committee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

also have periodical spells Of sick
headaches. l could not eat or sleep
and got where was physical wreck.
I decided to give Favorite Prescrip-
ton trial and It completely cured
me. MRS. ALICE McCLOUD, 1919
Sixth Ave. N. Al drugsisfs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

Mr.. Lillard. of New York, an
expert filter of ladies' coats, suits
and dresses will be at Shatz Bros.
Wednesday. March 16, e take your
measure.
Mrs. Harry Cook, of Rives, vase
visitor in the city Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook will soon be keeping house
in pretty new home at Rives.
-Southworth, photographer, will
make sittings by appointment at his
residence March 14th to 10th, in
elusive. Phone No. los.
THOS. SOUTHWORTH.
Mrs. Frank Ring and little daugh-
ter, of Boston, are in the city visiting
at the home of Mrs. Rings parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Mailing, East
Main street
DO you have spells of dizziness
when everything turns black before
the eyes? These are symptoms of
torpid liver and a clogged condition
of tht bowels Take Prickly Ash Bit
tiers and get rid of the misery. 1t is
a mans remedy for correcting such
disorders. Price $1.25 per bottle.
Sold by all dealers.
MI. end Mr. Perry Browder, of
Mount Zion, were in the city Wed
nesday. Mrs. Browder went to May
field to visit Mr. Eston Browder, who
was very sick
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-Gooa residence with
modern conveniences, on College
street; also gooG brick store house
corner College and Home streets.
Reasonable terms. Apply to or ad-
dress e. P. Wright, Hickman, Ky.
Stiff
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

Mrs. Arm announces some ex-
ceptionally charming and modish
new hats in her spring arrivals.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-6-room home on N.
First street, opposite Training School.
Bath, furnace, good garage. Also
new piano, Dodge car in good run
ming condition. Am leaving town.
Jnnuire this office. Stiff
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

PHIL HYMAN'S CUT PRICE STORE
NEW SPRING GINGHAMS
at 10, Is and 20 cents per yard at
Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store. Our
dry goods department is complete in
every detail and you will find that
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11
THE PRETTIEST LINE

of Ladies' New Spring Millinery in
the niftiest styles and the leading
colors at prices that will suit you are
on display at
PHIL HYMAN'S CUT PRICE STORE
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11
THEY'RE SELLING FAST, MEN
Have you seen the an-wool suits for
$50 at Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store.

Mrs. Frank Ring, formerly Miss
lima Mailing, and little darghter,
Evelyn, of Boston, are in the city Wis
iting Mrs. Rings parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Mailing.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS.

l will do Irvine Vaccination. Sc
rum charges at cost. Hogs in car
load lots, cents per head. 50-2t
E. w. YOUNGBLOOD, OWN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11
BACKACHE,PAIN IN SIDE,
HEADACHE

Nashville, Tenn.-"Dr. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is the best med
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-Shepperd's Famous
Anconas-w worlds best winter layers.
A few Matching eggs this season at
$3.50 per setting. Rinaldo Bran
ham, 307 Court So. Phone 432. Up
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-11

r. H. bowls, Linden, Tenn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
C.E nj LIPSESTE
MAI MULTI.

Cetiam, acllm cateva zile. cartea
de batjocura contra noastra =
exceptia catorva tipuri de trada-
tori a, lui Max Osborn, Gegen
die Rumcnen. 81 pc langa trada-
rea pana la desgust ispravilor
facute de masinile teutonice. mai
este la fiecare capitol observa-
tic, care te doare. fiindca e ade-
varata. Anume aceia ca, pc langa
masini un lucru he lipsia conSti.
inta de moi insine. sinful delicat
al mandriei cetatenesti 81 natio-
male.
Lipsia la doamna din Craiova
care spunea ca e bucuroasa a
prlmi oaspeti'', pentru ca ofiterui
german sal spuie in fata: moi
am VENT in alta calitate. lipsia
IA aceia. de aiurea, care trimetea
prin Ncamtul eli 'salutari la Blu
curesti'' lipsia la politicianii
carl in fata navilitorilor catego-
risiau trimiterea Bratianu-Fili-
pescuTake lonescu pcntru ca a
facut 1'azboiul: lipsia la toti GU
riosii earl Sc gramadiau Ca s;i
yada .spectacolele militare ale O.
cupantilor.
81 tot asa lipseste 81 acum.
Caci sa Sc primeasca la locuri
de clnste oameni earl au servit in
chlpul eel mai ieliobil pc aceiasi
navalitori 81 li-au pus la picioare
patria lor zdrobita, incercand 81
Sc inalte prin aceasta suprema
ofensa adusa Infringerii sale; sa
Sc glorifice cmostintele speciale
pc care lie. an - ori ma lie an -
acesti oameni; sa Sc gaseasca in
talent 81 invatatura scuza crime
Tor contra Pptriei; 50 Sc puie ala
tWi pentru.. a spala asemenea
flmti faptele lor vrednice de pc
'ieapsa cea mai cxemplara ell mo-
mentana tacere "a 'celorlalti" a.
supra Basarabiei ,pentru lumina-
vea Garcia an facut tot ce Sc pu-
sea, aceasta mi inseamna decat
foD'na cea mai grea de inconsti.
enta, care este inconstienta mo-
9la. n. Iorga.
Din IN. Romancsc"-.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
GRANARELE
DIN KANSAS
STUNT ,RLINE

Salina, Kansas, 8 Oct.--Grana-
rclc sunt pline in ctle mai multc
localitati cu CRANE, dupa 0 cerceta-
re filcuta saptamana aceasta la mai
multe farme din anumite tinuturi
Chmparatorii de gran explica 81
tuatia zicand ca fermierii sunt maj
bucnrosi sa tina graul in magazii
dccyt sal vinza pc. preturilc exis-
tente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
ON FUeA l;0NDuULU|

Tn preot din Londra tinut 0
prcdlca III care intre altCe a ztS:
ST d-voastra femei. cand vede.i
ca barbatul M vine la timp acasa,
luati IN biciu, duceti-va in carcfa-
ma. sal luati de urechi 81 sal bi-
ciuiti pana il scoateti din local"
- Cum Sc impaca sfatul asta' GU
eel din ST. scriptura Isl femeia
trebue sa Sc supuna la barbat? r.
NOri GU egalitatea politica $ a
schimbat intelesul in vice-versa :
~
Cea mar mare parte dmtre bar
bait, casi lrlanda, Sc lllpta pentru
autonomie, dar .slaba speranta.
fiindca alnfele fcmcci sunt mutt
mai puternice de eat ale barba-
tului.
Il
Dina Edith Kelly Gould, care
.acum Is luni "a despartit de bar
batul ei in F'ranta, sosind zilele
trecute in New York a declarat
ca va interveni pc langa curtea
de APPEL Statelor Unite sd ann
lcze divortul Ell. = Milionarilor
Ii Sc permite orr ce extravaganta
D-soara Emma Kurtz. de 2S
ami, 2S5 funti, ) urine. II degete
1naltime. din st. Paul. Mimi, S a
casatorit Gu d. Lofts Langworth,
50 ami, 1872 funti. 5 Urine 3 degetc
inaltime. 81 reporterii Gle ziare,
carl an un mas de copoi, an aflat
ca Ell toate Cd inca nouii casato-
riti de-abia au implinit luna de
mlere, mirele pana acum a simtit
de trei orr efectcle diferentci in
tire 132 81 2S5 de funti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
AMERICANA
.CASTIGA
SAMPIONATJlL

Dina +. o. Let's, .Jr., din Chi,
eago, Ill.,. a batut pc .D-ra Cecilia
Leiteh, sampioana europeama, la
cnocursul golfului american, care
a ayut loc lasDeal, N. j.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

nostinta despre complctul zee a
urzit nama-sa contra }tftalui eli
master.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

a.se::... = As.ae,=n
lui p. Webb Chamberlain, 1905
Clinton Ave. ayand III mana 0
cutie. In cutie .sau gasit instrm-
mente medicale in valoare de
200 do1lari.
Pracurorul politienesc Bell in
vestigbeaza inprejurarile nnei
ciocniri de automobile. Drul T.
Il. Irwin de la spitalul Maternity
a luat loc intr 'nm autoniobil cu
sora de caritate Margaretta Lea.
Automobilnl lor fost lovit de
automobilul lni> Joseph Miller,
1909 Cedar Avenue. Ciocnirea
s,a intapplat Ia Euclid Ave. 81
+. 22nd Str. Mime Ia fost rant.
dar automobilele amandoua IA,
dcteriorat.
In Cleveland Sunt 100000. 900
marci germane earl an face o
Imultime de noui milionari daca
marca $ ar urea la valoarea eli dc
dinaintea razboiului adeca la
~ cent?. Aceasta sulna II are de
present decat valoarea de $2,7SS.-
GOO, dar daca aceStc ar atinge Va
loarea lor de dinainte de razboiu.
ar representa- suma de 81 600
600 dollari. S'a constatat Ca in
Statele, Unite S'a investit cam
500 milioane dollari in marci
gerMane. ,Fiecare specula la urea.
rea marcilor ca .astfel sd castig,
o avere fara lucru mare. Marca
msa nu sc va prea urea Gu graba
caci, = precum au anuntat telc-
gramele de eri. : peste 80 mi.
liarde marci de hartie sunt il,
circulate.
- .
Warren, @. w. Nv. Roberts
,lireetorul postei din ,Leawitts.
bnrgh lipseste de acasa de cate.
va zile. .Prietepii sal au avizat 20.
litia care insa na dat pana acum
dc urma lui. III a fost vazut ulti.
ana data ,Mereuri cald a mers s;i
|prinzeasca. De >atunci a disparut
Conyers, Ga. S'a gasit in
1ul Yellow cadavrul unui ban
chier cu numele Charles e. Rea-
gin. Autoritatile cred ca cineva
Ia jefuit apoi la ucis 81 Ia arun.
cat in riu. Sc vad urmele mui
glont in cadavru.. Bancherul "a
fost vazut ultimadata eri. cand "A
plecat Gu automobilul din banca.
Automobilnl sau fost gasit pc
lun pod. nu denarte de locul unde
s'a gasit cadavrul.
. -
Panlina Miller, fara domiciliu
care a ,fost ,acuzata in mai multi
DE lM caznriv pentrn bette. a fost
condlamnata Ia 80 .zile in easa
de lltcru pentru femei de la
,Warrensville. Ohio. Ea este dc
55 ami. In, .primul rind fost con.
dannlata pentrn bette in 1905. DE
atmcea a -suferit in Mai multi de
400 .riduri lpedaapsa. ,Cea dill
urma e data de juaecator,l Pc.
wells.
Paris. = Telegramele din urma
despre nenorocirca de Ia CARA ST
Lazare din Paris. unde s'a intim-
plat ciocnirea de, trenuri eri
seara. spun ca nunlarul mortilor
scosi din tunel s'a ufcat la 10. III
spital All mnrit II. .Dintre cei
scosi, asa ca a fost imposibila
iden+ificarea lor. AHii lar au fost
atat Gle mutilati ca nu ssa patus
constata ca oare au fost femei or
barbati.
Doamna Uo1avito, femeia care
ia mijlocit intre asasinii lui Da,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
iNF0RiIA1I|Ag

New York. - Patruzeci 81 patru
mil de oameni au fost luati inapoi
la lucru la patru mari companil
lde cal ferate: Pennsylvania. New
York Central, New York 81 New
Haven 4 Hartfort, din l lulie
incoace. In timp de trei luni an
luat la Pennsylvania 1900 GA
meni, la New York Central
1000 oamcni din acei carl au
foSt pusi din lucru la inceputul
anuIui. Caife feratc Erie au lua;
inapoi 5000 oameni lar New Ha-
ven S'a SPORT eli 5000 muncitori.
Daca afacerile vor merge mai
bine pretutindenea Sc vor lua toti
eel carl au fost concediati in
acest an.
Meyer Chessin din 1890 Ansel
Rd sa trezit Vineri dimineata
scurtat Gu 1900 dollari. Atata
fost valoarea beutlrii asezata in
30 lazi in pivnita sd. ,Niste hoti
au lntrat in nivnita 81 AL dlls
toata beutura. Chessin nici nu
s''a trezit. Sau hotii an fost mare
mesteri sau ca a "A dRrmit prea
bine. rs9fl
Pittsburgh, IA. lPolitia des-
coperit III 'eimitir's de automo>
|bile. Aiei s'au gasit ,l5 ANTONIO
bile inmormantate in mod for
NAL. Politia crede ca aceste auto
mobile all fost ascunse char dc
proprietarii lor carl au asigurat
|yautomobilele 81 earl, - ca sd ri
dice suma de asigurare, le-au as
Guns. Valoarca automobilelor ga.
Esite este de -50.DAO dollari. Gu
aeeasta suma all fost inselate So
icietatile de asigurare.
Politistul Kluth de la departa-
mental de polite din Lakewood
a .surprins pe IN hot in pravalia
Efirmei Fisher Bros. filiala ,Narren
2d. 81 Madison Ave. tKluth a tras
Iona focnrissi slit pc hot sd Sc
Fprellea. sEl si-a spus numele de
Joseph sRlozic}r Dansul a. laaat din.
eassa pravaliei snma de $2.13. A
fost arestat.
LocotqHatul de polite a cap.
turat pc Thomas Mcdonald, ALL
Putnam Ave. dupa ce a tras mai
|sauate focpri .asnpra slui. Gjlhride.
[sRAane ~ = = iesilait spe Eepo-
90 esiad Aie lecsi,,ts ssd;su,
Is :! ! ~ -
khn&i .hhU1it; - - Aen,,s> ~:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
Gel mai mare castig pentru
R0n1daii .AnleriCani
cuM PoTI FACE MAI cUM1NTE SAT- AJUNGA
ACASA

cuM Po9I FACE MAI cuMINTE SAT- AJUNGA RANI1
ACASA
Daca vrea, sa asgur eel mai norocjs profit 81 sa
pi6z Ia nc mersul schmbacio al cursului leulu
cunpara .actipn de ale Banc "CETATEA."
4sPresedintee Bancii este d. DR. ALEXANDRA VAfDA- !
V&VQH fost prm-minsrn al RomaneN Mari 81 in fruntea
ci stau flntasii Romanor ardeen 81 membr al Partduui
National. i
Banca soETAHEA' anime reservat cateva actiuni ]
pentrn Ronan din America intercandnsse eli
acasa, sd Sc planga ca lor nu s'afacut parte.
aetiGne costa Lei &C., afeca Sase suite sasezeci.
Sa-si aduca alninte fiecare Roman din America,
II Pana in zua de astaz nu "a pomeit nci odata sa
dat faliment vre-o banca rolnaneasca din Ardea i
p Pentru banii nvestiti~in acun casga Gel putin
de doua ori attea procentc laca sar depune
3 Valoarea acunlor continual cresere asa,
poate ntampa in scurta yreme acuea vaoreze Gle
orr maj multi dect All lar cand incepe sd
si eu ceiace de sigrcosnl acunor carl pla
tesc acum in doari, creste in mod surprnzator.
~ Ptntru actini de-ale Bancii "CETATEA" or cand
|se poate lua imprumut della orice banca.
Actunle pot procura della Banca
CLEVELAND TRUST COMPANY
EUCLID AVENUE CLEVELAND, o. 4
Sa ramana Romani din America carl sa alba acun
Ede-ale Banci Qx63nov)
..CETATEA@
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

lui p. Webb Chamberlain, 1905
Clinton Ave. ayand IN mana .
cutie. In cutie s'au gasit instrn-
mente medicale in valoare dc
200 do1lari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

Warren. q. w. Nv. Roberts.
direetorul 'postei din Leawitts-
burgh lipseste de acasa de cate
Va zile. .tPrietepii sal au aavizat po-
lltia care insa n a dat pana acum
de urma lui. III fost vazut ulti
ana data 'Merenri calld a mers sa
prinzeasea. pe>atunci a disparut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

Locoteeptul de polite a cap.
turat pc Thomas Mcdonald, ALL
Putnam Ave. dupa &c tras mai
g.naatf focnri asnBra Hui. Gilbridc
|sRAane ~ = 2 ipsilait lpe Aepo-
aaaA esipd Ain lecyiets sspsdisn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08

and American citizens have kept up the work since Congress quit approprating money for that purpose We have furnished Red Cross workers and relief committees of Europe and given them money with which to work.
 However. the salvation of Europe, the rehabili- tation of her industries and activities cannot be brought about except that Europe shall go to work The restoration the fortunes and opportunities of the people there, like with people everywhere, de bends upon hard and intelligent work. Europeans plant crops in their soil, dig their coal, gather the material for their factories that at hand, make their clothes and other necessities. Let Europeans themselves about the tasks that confront them and doubt they will get credit in the United States. +sf<E
 Of course the continuation of war in Russia and along the Eastern border of that country makes the task restoring conditions of normalcy in Europe very difficult. If the Allies had put down the Bol- shevist movement there in 1919 and helped the sian people to establish orderly government tho situation would have been different. However, the rules of the game of nations like that of individuals is to permit people to settle their differences when they do not interfere too much with others, and it decided, probably wisely, to allow Russia to work out her own government problems.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08
THE CASE OF SEGURA.

Whether or not President Wilson will upon the request ssfor a communication of the sentence o Segura, the who was convicted of the murder O George Riley near Flat, is known. If he doe not the request will be submitted to President Hard Ing Segura has been twice sentenced to hang b. Judge Bunnel and, if he is not pardoned or hi, sentence committed he will have to be sentenced again Whether Judge Bunnell will be in office tc pass the third sentence not of course no one can tell. Judge Bunnells term expired two year ago. ana ne has been three times renomnatcd b the President, but thus far the Senate has faile 10 confirm the nomination It has been renortcd rom Washington that all objections to his confrma ton have been withdrawn, and the subcommittee that investigated the has reported the uomina- ton faVorably. However, whether the nomination confirmed or not Judge Bunnell will continue il ohice until his successor is appointed and qualified and he may again be called upon to pass sentence on the ldtarod murderer if the President should re fuse to extend
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08
Prepare for Them.
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lDaWSOn NeWS


 Old Sol gradually is coming back, and will be blazing his glorious welcome to the visitor to the Land of the Midnight Sun Advices from tourist agencies and transportation companies indicate large traffic in sghtseers Alaska this season ships being built by Canadian and American lines for their accumulation. New tourist hotels being planned for some of the chief centers, attractions peculiar to the North which will appeal to the wis iors This is the proper idea, and well could be emulated by Yukon It will pay, and pay hand somely.
 Dawson last year proited not a little from the tourists, and when the tourist business this point is developed to the maximum of possibility Dawson may expect to reap abundantly. In fact Yukon has the climate which should make this a mecca rival Switzerland and Scandinavia. People of opulence nuay spend millions in those lands of halcyon days. Here is realm salubrious a land free from the bstering heat and pr0strations of the mid-contenent and land unacquainted with violent storms other extremes of weather. Yukon and should capitalize this great natural
 This may to early heralding of the summer season, but must be remembered that it re- quires little time to lay plans and make arrange with coast agencies and much time in partcu- lar at this period of the year. Eight from now and the winter trail will be going to pieces
 Not little preparation is necessary in order to lodge adequate information proper tourist cen teIs and with transportation companies While Yukon has enjoyed quite little tourist business in the past the percentage of the sightseers who sailed North from Vancouver and Seattle who eventually got this far small Dawsons attractions not been adequately exploited. If they are to be presented this there is time to lose
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08
EUROPE MUST AID HERSELF.

Considerable criticism of America continues tc come from across the Atlantic because the United States has not rehabitated Europe. It will be con ceded Of course, that it is very fortunate that th, United States is still technically at war with seyera european countries, that the Versailles treaty has been such, or the temper of the American people such, that we could have ratified it and signed f "lth the other parties to it. However. the countries ol Europe could not under any circumstance req sonably depend upon the United States to set then in order No country can rehabilitate another conn try One country might aid another in it's work oi fehabllatlng itself, but every country must depend upon the industry and intelligent work of it's own people. Countries like individuals they mus, save themselves or be saved through their own actions, they will fail
 The United States help Europe She ha. helped. She. continued lending money to European countries until they owed Government ten bill ions of dollars Then bankers and others with money to invest began and still lending money to European countries cities companies and individuals The American Government gave hundreds Of mill ions to- for European sick and feed her starving
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08
I THE INVASION OF GERMANY.

The of French, British and Belgian troops into Germany is the grim evidence that the Allied Nations to have trifing the question of the payment of separations by that country. However, the military movement is accom- panied by statement from Lloyd George which would indicate that the Allies willing give considera- uon to a Compromise in the amount the repara- 'ons nevertheless the temper of France is such that 1t may be taken for granted that the payments be far nearer the amount decided upon by the Ales than the amount offered by Germany.
 It is unlikely that the Allied occupation of Gel. man territory will be confronted with military OIL position Germany is in position make war. and she knows it, against the military establishment of France and Great Britain
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08
The Great Partnership.
Cincinnati Enquirer.D


 II already has been indicated here that a friendly commercial coalition of all the Americas is among the big dreams which statesmen in these countries are hoping some day to realized It, indeed is big big dream. One easily may become enthus- astc in contemplation of it's potential possibilities Too much cannot be said written concerning this epochal proposal American business men should talk continuously about it and labor in every way to spread all helpful propaganda that might bring nearer the day of such hemspheric consolidation
 In Mexico and the Argentine particularly this proposal is finding favor with increasing number of far-seeing public men. better feeling has been developing toward the United States in Canada 1t would be unfortunate to have tariff differences It this time interfere with this development Per haps the danger may be avoided It is to be hoped that the great Engshspeaking nciehbors will lead he way in the work of making all America mean he biggest tbing in the world
 Visits such that recently made by Secretary Colby valuable in this connection as are the itineraries of groups of business men and manu- acturuers who going Mexico and other American countries to get hrst-hand information make friends and pave the way for extended trade citations. Pubcists doing their part in this york by writing and speaking wisdom of closer social and commercial relations between the nations )n this side of the world. Their work is bearing fruit