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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

|spioerIesen nuo De8bnB u1ter3margg
oruf n~nter5eid1let morben III. Inter
bieien Mmitdnoen es bon dlfberiitter
Bidtigfeit fir 6e 1piteu1atifhe gnt-
|midelung Der belltiben 4olitif, Dab
Die Ser. 5taaten niht einer ber 8iir-
gen 6es 8eriainer 9ertrages iro nno
feinen nftiper Mnteil al, Der BoIlitre-
dung ieiner geItin1nt,ngen riebn1en.
@s mndf uir 8erlill nidt bas ge.
ringite a,lg, Dab Der 5onberfriebe mil
sen Ser. 5tanten bieIem 2ar,oe nlles
giht. nas. ibm 0nrb ben gerfaiqer
Bertrag betpiaigt tpl,rbe, Die 9nupt.
iade lit, oaB oiie beiner 8ertrdge &C.
ionoerte Snitrun1e1,te iit,b, nnb bab
Dire Ser. Staaten oas 8erbalten
Deutidlanbs gegeniiber DEM 1lr-
lpriingliben Sriebensbertrag nibts
mebr angebt. SIR alle praftiIden
9erliner 3nefe iii Der erite Sell IN
ben geriailler gertrag getrieben, nno
sic Mrbeit, i'm enbgiiltig 5nnidte 81
madden, fam, lie nad)bem es gorfidt
+uro G%elegenbeit gebietet, fortgeiett
meroen. Nepublifanii6e &arteipolitif
bot fir Gentidla1b getan, mas es fir
lid ielb1t ni6t tim fonnte, n116 bie
oeutide diplomatic bot IN flrlger uno
geldidfter @eiie Sic Situattorl III Dou,
ltent MaBe altsgenubt. Die neDige
.Shanoe" Don 1918 - Die @orl6 be-
3iebt. iib auf sic oamalige Me1Ber,1ng
Des ISenators 2oOge: uBir fonnen
MIR III @emeinl6aft init ben Mqiier-
ten 6rie0en l6lieBen; es tpiiroe emige
5dan0e ouf uns bdufen, nenn mir es
unterndbmen, eirren 5onberfrieoen
ab5uidlieBenn - lit ser 2eititern Der
republifuniiden MuBenpolitif I'M SSab-
re 1921 gemoroen u11o iteut aues Bar,
mas bas amerifanii6e 8olf fir ieine
.0pfer an @ut nno 8lut auf5l1pei1en
bat"
Mns 0ieien Mltsfiibrungen ipridt
nibt Bios Der Merger Ser Worl0, es
lpridt aus ibne11 ol19 Ser Merger ie-
ner &reiie, beren @5obe immer nod
@ooorotp 8ilio1t 1T un6 Die nod bis
Dor fur5em ntdtS nnperiu6t gelaiien
boben, gtaotsiefretar S11gbes 81 lib
erreoen, auf ben Abf6luB zines Som
berfriebens nit Genti9larb 5n Der
5i6ten nnb es i'm serat nod etnrral
NIT oem abgednoerten 8eriainerz8er.
trag 5u beriu6en. Mls 5taatsfefretdr
@ugbes 1ein Mnnt ontrat, 1ab er lttdf) IN
Der 6rage oes Srteoensid1nies init
8euti6lanb elmer anBerorbentlid
i6tpieriger urb bertpidelten 5itl1a-
ton gegeniibergeiteM. Man fam i'm
obne metteres 6es 3ngeitdnonis mo-
den, baB er Sen MnstDeg ridt nnge=
fdiH gefunoen fat. 8enn es bnfii1
nod zines 8etpeiies be6urft bdtte,
miiroen Die Mu%slaiiungen Der Borl6
i'm erbradt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
1tnperitdn>liA

@enerolanmalt Daugbertp bat 111t-
apeifelbaft redt, 1peun er Mdtu11g
Dor bem @elete foroert. IS lit iet11e
9flidt, iolhe Mdtung 5u er5tptrgen,
mer,a lie freimiuig niht gelpabrt miro;
Gang uno gar 1,nperitanoll6 aber 1T
es, tpesbalb er ltd MIR ilber lene er-
eifert, sic gegen oos 8robibitionsge=
feb jiinoigen. Gs gibt onoere 8elese,
eeaen Sic eeiinotgt miro, ohne bob
Serr 0o11gbertp iib ion6erli6 a11elf-
ert. 8 fino beiipielsmeiie 6ie @ele-
he, sic bos 2eben ser 8iirger idliben,
8emaIttatigfeiten gegen lie nerbl1ten
ioaen. Serr 9ougbertp lit longe ge-
11l,a @eneralonmalt getpeiet1, Inn 81
Ben entiebli6en 2pndmoroen in I'M
ferem giioen Stellung nebmet1 5n
fonnen. gr lit tpenigitens aus Der
Tserne i3e11ge gepeien Ser @etpaltta=
tiafeiten ser Ru &lur &lan nno onoe=
rer Srgoni1ationen. Mber e~retfert bat
er iih 6oriiber nidt, obidon ourdl Die
in bieien Mnsidreitungen uno Ser
breden 51tm M11sorud fommenoe WttB
adt1na 6es @eiebes bonn 2anbe I'M
enbIih mehr Sdooen 5ugefigt miro
cls b11r6 Bergeben gegen 0os Brobt=
hitionsgeieb.
Mud sic MasfGae 6es @enerala11-
maIts gegen Die Sreun0e Der periorli.
den Sreibeit bdtte Serr Dalgbertp
better unterlaiien. Sic MAIDEN I'M
Mun0e oes erlten Suiti5beamten oes
2onoes einen iebr unangenebn1en
@in6rud. @enn irgenb Elm rattpt1t1=
fder &otpbD 8iirger 6es 2anoes, De,
rem 2ebensanffaliung ibm ri6t ge=
fdat, Sen Stat gtbt, nod benz 9anoe
5uriid5u5ieben, 100 er oie ron ibm ge=
forberte Jreibeit genieBen fam,
0ann fam man ia oariiber laden.
8enn aber ser erlte S%uiti5beamte 6es
2anoes IN bieien Son berfaat, 6an1
lit bag ridt mebr gum 2a6en; 6an1
lit bas bei6Gmer6 fir 6as 2an6, benrl
es befunoet einer Margel an burger
Iidem MnItattb, Sen lei6t gu nebmen
11a1r iene jid) geitatten fonne1t, 6te bon
ben 8fidter eines offentlt9en 8eam=
ten iebr primitive Mni6onrngen bo-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Cello Amsecbmrtcnt,

Wie lange lit es Ter, 6oB Iberan in
Sen 0ereinigten 5taaten offentlibe
l1m5iige bernnftaltet tp11rben, pel6e
ser Srel16e nnierer bIinben 5anatifer
iber oag Sini1etben bes &onigs
@ambrin1s nrb bes Sobn BarleD=
form Inute11 Mnsbr11d berIieben. Nad
langen, 5dben, fib iiber Elm babies
Sabrbnnbert erItreden6en @dmpfen
ieben tie ii9 am 3iele ibrer finiteren
Hldne. Canon Stun, 10 1agten lie, 1T
in Sen Ser. gtanter 11mgebradt a1i
INNER al1sgei9aItet l1nb mir buben
Die 5fIaperfetter gebroden, nelde CT
MiGionen bon Mmerifanern angelegt
botte.
Sic Goren! Die groBe 8efreiungs=
tat ser 3eloten beltano barin, BOB ite
Bic peri6nlide Sreibeit nn1gebradt
un6 6iR berbrieften Ge6te BEG 8iir=
gers pergetpalfigt batten.
SIN Nar1en bon @eieb u1lo Orb
rung tperoen ieoen ein5elnen Sag BITE
.le 2e1te, oe11en 0as bnen a~ufge5nun=
gene gntbaltiumfeitsgebot eineIDran-
mel un0 Elm l1noing 6oiiirfft, nie genrei-
ne 8erbreder Dor Sen Ni1ter ge=
i6Ieppt nno ihtper beitruft. .Dem
uS6nappsteufel" baben lie fem Snar
gefrimmt, Der betrabtet iih nit
grinien0em Sobnlade1 6ns @erf Der
6lirtben Soren. nSobn Barlepeorn1
ME lebenoiger geneien ,aIs am Gage
mad letinem 8egrdbniiie nnb Sic toler
|Dinge, nelbe er IN ben gereinigten
|Staaten ariteM baben Bel nnen ber4
niinftigen 2elter bebenfliihes @opf=
|idmtteln nnb IN ser gan5en Welt BET
Ben6e SSronie nadgernfen. so gebt's,
nerr man sen geufeI our6 geeI5e-
bl1b al1streiben min. Die frobe @e-
ieaigfeit nn6 ben b~arrnloien 2ebers-
gennb babert Die 1%n6ulbinnen freilid)
nit &Drig @a1nbrtn1ls un6 Bae6us
umgebrabf, bafnr nbeer bbie idleibe1be
Nie6ertra6t 11nb ben gebeiimen Cuff
Der serloften" @eIt beidert. Sc
|braubt mobl fa11m erit zines beior6e-
rem 8adtpeiles, bafB NIT Der ginfuiib-
rl1ng Der Brobibitior nrierm &anoel
1tn6 8nnbeI ein dtperer ShIag ber-
iest; baB ta11ier6e bon Satnilien So
olird hire griiter5 berIorer unb bent
gart5en 2nnoe grobe finan5iene gerllt-
tie beigebrndr tpa1rber. Sic Meeier-
ling berIiert rnir1beiter1g ei11e Miniar-
d. an Steuern, bic lie 10 bringenb ND.
tig Bette. CRIT bieier Gage nadte I'M
fere Shifabrtsbeb6r6e bnra1if nnif-
1nerfiam, 6aB 5ag grobibitionsgeies
Die nr1eriifaniiben DnrnpferlIiinier nno
b1inoerte Don Mi1iore11 Dollnrs, mel
de BARN nngelegt iinb, III GSsroge iten(t.
a&ein 9offagier min a11f ufr1odentro<
deren" DaI1pfer11 0ie meberfnbrf mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
DemtialanS's Siee.

60 uberi9reibt oie Seem Oorf 8orlo,
0as ein}tige 2eiborgan oes 8rdiiben-
ten 8ilion, ibre N%usflbrungen nber
Sen gerIiner SrieoemsidlnB. IS lift Ell
ne beo6tentperte Satfa9e, oaB Der
smiiden oen Ser. Staaten nn6
3eutidlano bereinbarte 6%rieoensber=
trag Sic nnfreunolidite Mufnabme
BORT finoet, mo- man ietner5eit Sen
8erloiGer gertrag ont louteiten nno
frenoigIten begriiBt bat. Die Seem
Sort Gimes, @eiensbertpanote ser
2onoon Gimes, ons fibren6e Nortb=
%clifforgan bes 2arr6es, bnt es borge-
5ogen, iid Iber ben 8ertrag niht 5t
d1Bern; ie6enfans Elm Hummer Be-
pets, baB er lift nidt 1on6erlib ge=
fdnt. Ser Seem Sort &eralb gibt Dor
allern feiner B%efrieoignng Mus6ruf,
baB sic Ser. 5tnaten BEN 86lferbn1o
enoeiiItig log feien, finbet al1d ionit
BEN gertrog ga1ta berniinffig. Sim be-
merfengpertefert aber iin6 sic Mus-
Iaiinngen Der 8orlb; benin iie laifen
erffenner, tpie 1tttargenebm mon IN
bet @reiien, Die tie bertritt, 6urh Sen
MbfhInB Beg gertrages iiberrniht
fpobrer 1T. @ortlid f9reibt iie:
.Dieier Sonoerfrieoe lit ols Elm
poaitdnbiger 5ieg iener 1nberiobn-
liden Senatoren beaeidnet mor6en,
sic oie gernerfung oes 8eriaiaerber-
TRACES berbeigefiubrt baben. Sic ba~
BEN BEN M11bm, Ser Done Sieg iebo9
faat Denti1Ia116 at, bas blrb Ser;
mitteIu1tg Ser Sarbing'ihen Mbrnini-
ifrattor ieinert beoeltaenbiten Diploma.
tiiden grinrttpb felt benz &riege er-
ruuge11 bat. Die bel1tibe DipIorna-
tie III Sen Iebtett beibef1 Sabren bat
MIR ein 3ieI bor M11een gebabt, Die
Midtigntodmrg bes Beriainer Ser.
traaes. Die Deltiden bertreten Ben
StanOpunH, bob 6ieier 8ertrag redts
Iid urtberbinbIth lei, neil CT nit Der
@pibe 5es 5dtpertes elmer &egierling
~anferIeet tplir6e, Die pbDiiid aliBer-.
ifanbe tpar, fiiid ben 6orberltngen Der
aniierfen un6 saifo5iierte1 Madte 5u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
LOCAL OFFICIALS
AT MICHIGAN CITY
ORDERED TO MOVE
County Commissioners Serve
Removal Notice on Mayor
and Family"

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Oct. g.
Orders 10 Immediately vacate the
superior court house building here
have been served upon city officials
by tie board OF LaLorte county COM
missioners. Notice was given by
Deputy Sheriff Anstiss.
The time limit set by the board
IS so days. IN that period Mayor
+. c. Miller. members OF the board
OF public works. and members Of
the common council viii be obliged
20 locate new homes for the police
station. the city Jail. the city court
room, and offices OF the various off,
cIals all OF which are now in the
courthouse building.
Similar action is 10 be taken at La
Porte, where city authorities were
70 be ordered out OF the circuit court
house. Leases on both places ex-
pired two years ago and have never
been renewed. thus precipitating the
action OF the county board.
Michigan City has been paying
$1,000 a year rent for the superior
court building and has also supplied
water. II is believed that the order
Is merely a form by which county
authorities will secure a substantial
boost in the rent, now considered
very low.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
LESS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a Glass OF Salts to Flush Kid
neys If Bladder Rothers You.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some
form or other, says a well-known au-
thority. because the uric acid in
meat excites the kidneys, they be-
come overworked; get sluggish; clog
up and cause all sorts of distress,
particularly backaohe and misery in
the kidney region; rheumatic twin
ges, severe headaches. acid stomach.
constipation, torpid liver. sleepless-
ness, bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or if
bladder bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a teaspOonful in a
glass Of water before breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity; also to neu-
tralize the acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates, thuse ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent Hth-
ia-water drink which millions Of
men and women take now and then
TO keep the kidneys and urinary or
gans clean. thus avoiding serious
kidney diseases.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
Indiana and Michi6an News
Find AcreS Of Methodist
Institute Site Under Water

WARSAW, Ind, Oct. s.-Fully So
acres OF a 247-acre cite on the bank
OF Webster lake, near here. optioned
by the Methodist Episcopal church
with a view OF establishing a sum-
mer institute ground. are under
water or Partially 50. according to
a report made by a committee OF
laymen, which has been conducting
an investigation.
Option on the land was obtained
soma time ago by a committee com
posed CT DR.. w d ETee,and. super
intendent OF the Wabash district OF
the North Indiana Methodist Epis-
copal conference. Rev. =. A. Hall.
president Of the Epworth Institute
and superintendent OF the Logans-
port district, and DIT. W. W. Mar
tin Of the Fort Wayne district. The
option expires Sept. 1 next year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
WIRICK ELECTED.

MUNCIE, Ind. oct. "a. T.
wirick OF North Liberty. Ind. was
elected moderator of Indiana Breth-
ran church yesterday at the thirty
fourth annual conference held at
OakviIe. south OF here. He sue
ceeds ]. A. McInturff. E. l.. Miller
OF Nappanee. Ind, was elected vice
moderator. a secretary and a trea-
surer were not elected and d. c.
Crisso OF Brighton. Ind. will con-
tinue to serve both offices. The con-
ference will close today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
NEED MORE RELIGIOUS
SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONS

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. eve
must do something more than the
Sunday school is doing if we are
20 do justice to our children, If we
are to do justice to the kingdom Of
God, IL we are to suppress social
evils and avert another world war, ="
said DR.. o. r. Mckay. director of
religious education of the Indiana
Baptist convention, in an address
before the Marion County Sunday
School association yesterday at the
First Baptist church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07

Turkey has 2s official holidays
every year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
NURSES CHOOSE PRESIDENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, oct. g.
Miss Annette Cowles of Indianapolis
was elected president Of the Indiana
League Of Nursing Education at a
meeting here yesterday prelimin-
airy to the annual convention of the
Indiana Nurses association which
will open tomorrow. Miss Mary
Patterson, Indianapolis, was chosen
secretary and Miss L. L. Goepinger.
Indianapolis, secreary-treasurer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
Street Lighting Equipment
Falls IN Price, He Says

WARSAW. Ind, Oct. e.-Street
lighting equipment IS tumbling IN
price. according to figures presented
TO Warsaw city council by II. II.
Ashlinger and +. a. Service, repre-
senting the Westinghouse company,
and w. H Webb, OF the South Bend
Electric Co. who appeared before a
special meeting of the city officials
TO submit estimates on the cost of
installing an ornamental lighting
system in the business district OF
this city.
An estimate of $12.62s for large
posts and $11,19O for small posts
was submitted TO the city council
just one week ago. Within a week
the prices dropped to s12,2S5 for
large posts and S1O.7O4 for small
posts. according to statements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
Dyed Her Faded
Curtains and a
Skirt like New

Diamond Dyes add years of wear
TO worn, faded skirts waists, coats,
stockings. sweaters. coverings, hang
ings draperies. everything. Every
package contains directions so sim
fadeless colors into her worn gar
ments or draperies even If she has
never dyed before. Just buy Dia-
mond Dyes-no other kind-then
your material will come out right
because damon Dyes are guaran-
teed not to streak. spot. fade. or
run. Tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to dye is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or
mixed goods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
You'd acquire More
Land for WdrSdrO Park

WARSAW, Ind. Oct 6.-Exten-
sion of the city park on the south
bank OF Center lake, is proposed by
the purchase of properties belong
ing to Mrs c. w. Thomas and Ed
ward Heacock and the paving OF
Indiana street, through to the lake.
The matter has been presented to
members Of the city council in an
informal way. but promises to be
taken up and considered at regu-
lar meeting Of the body shortly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
GRANT VENUE CHANCE
IN TRIALS AT MUNCIE

MUNCIE. Ind, Oct. Sustain
ing motions filed by counsel for the
defendants, Judge Thompson in cir
cult court Wednesday venued from
the county the states case against
DR.. Xene Y. Smith OF indianapolis
and former Muncie police commits
sioner, James Mabrey, colored. and
Ross Keith, who are charged with
the murder Of Gus Voida. a Ru-
manian last May. The Smith case
Will be tried at Winchester, prob
ably this month. the Mabrey case
goes 10 Newcastle and the Keith
case viii be tried at Anderson.
Charges OF conspiracy to commit a
felony. returned against the trio.
Will be tried here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
PROPERTY OWNERS WILL
VOTE ON IMPROVEMENT
Special to The News Times:

ELKHART, oct. s.-A referen-
dunn election. TO obtain the view OF
property owners who viii be forced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07

Angora. in Asia Minor, is the tenn
porarv capital of Turkey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07

20 stand the burden OF expense. viii
be held here soon in order 20 de-
termine whether or not Benham av-
will be extended from Hickory 81.
20 the south line OF the y. y. Cen
trail right OF way. The improvement
will cost approximately $50 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07

Very few members OF the -
Namba tribe in tho Hebrides az
under six feet tall
Tn Bureau o. Mines says slati
waste is useful as an asphalt hlle1
instead OF cement or limestone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07
500 WOMEN
AT ELKHART SESSION
State Meet of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union
to Open Friday.
Special 10 TIE News-Times

Special 20 TIE News-Times:
ELKHART, Ind. oct. 6.-The
forty-eishth annual state conven-
ton Of The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, which will convene
here Friday morning and continue
until the following Monday evening.
is expect 20 attract between 700 and
500 women from all parts Of the
state. officials estimated late
Wednesday.
Sessions OF the statewide meet
ing OF the union viii be held at the
Trinity Methodist church. Work of
providing lodging for the visiting
delegates is being taken care of by
the Rotary club. other details Of
the big convention here are being
worked out by "a committees Of
women.
General Officers.
The general officers Of the state
organization are Miss Elizabeth T.
Stanley, Liberty, president; Mrs.
Ida NJ. Mix, Kokomo, vice president;
Miss Mary f. Woodward, Fountain
City, corresponding secretary; Miss
Clara NJ. Sears, Indianapolis trea-
surer; Mrs. Lola Kiger. DalesvilIe.
L.TL. secretary and Miss Emily
Love. Marion, Y.P.B. secretary. The
board Of state trustees will meet at
2:30 p. m. Thursday, the official
board at 4 p. m. and the executive
committee at 1880. The board of
superintendent also will meet at 4
O'Clock.
Angora In Asia Minor is the tenn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07

FRENCH LICK. Ind. Oct. g.
Babylon" burned down today.
Babylon was a two story structure
AZ the French Lick springs hotel
used as a quarters for walters. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-07

loss is estimated at $4,000. Crossed
electric wires are believed 20 have
started the fire. Thomas Taggart
Is the owner OF the building.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-20
HlNDENBURC IS
AGAINST COL0RS
Great General Does Not Favor
New German Combination

Berlin, Dec. 2O.-Field Marshal Won
that the new German colors, black
red and gold, ought never to have
been adopted, as to him they symbol
lied tratricdal warfare in 1866 be
tween Prussia and other German
states.
A historian in the Norwaerts de-
tends the coors of the republican flag
on the ground that they date back to
medieval times. The emperor Lud-
wig of Bavaria, it appears, made
black, red and gold the colors of his
army as far back as 1886.
In 1915, when the first German
students societies were founded,
black, red and gold were adopted as
the banner of liberty and progress
Reactionary authorities later forbade
the colors, but in 1S4S they were
again adopted as symbolizing Ger
man unity. Again they came under
the official ban, for Bismarck dis
liked black, red and gold, and despite
strenuous efforts in many quarters to
retain them, they were rejected in
1871 as the new German empires
colors. Black, white and red became
instead the official German flag.
The writer cites poetry by Heine
and Freiligrath at the time of the
democratic awakening in Germany
some 70 or so years ago when black
was represented as symbolizing the
death of tyranny; red meant blood
and gold stood for the sacred flame
OF freedom.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-20
LITHUANIA SEES
AMERICAN TYPE


Kovno, Lithuania, Dec. 20. - The
main street of kovno, which has
always resembled, to certain OK
tent, that Of a wild west town, has
become more Americani2ed than ever.
Dozens of the men now playing prom
inent roles in the Lithuanian govern
ment and in business here are Lith-
uanians who have been in America
and returned to their hirthland since
the country won its independence.
Some of the business men still retain
their American citizenship. More
strictly American type clothes are
noted in I.ithuania than any other
country of Europe,
Lithuania, exclusive of the dispute d
Wilma territory, has about $500, 900
inhabitants. At least 100000 of these
have been, at one time or another, IN
America while, according to Lithuan-
ian statistics, nearly a million of
Lithuanian birth or parentage are
now residing in the United States.
The country being almost exclusively
agricultural, they do not usually con
gregate in large cities. Among those
New Britain herald., 1921-12-20
MASTER OF CORN
RAISING TALKS
Gives Some Hints on How to
Grow It--HaS % Medals

Springfield, H., Dec. 20.-(By AS
ISOLATED Press)-Rich soil OF Sanga-
mon county, which in Indian dialect
meant Land OF Plenty" and long
years OF careful seed selection, pro-
duced the corn this year, which
brought to Illinois last week the 1921
grand champion sweepstakes prize OF
America,
Only a country store, a grain ele-
yator, three farm houses and mud
dy road mark the railroad station Of
Maxwell, % miles southwest of
Springfield, where the ten ears of vel
low corn were raised which won the
grand championship.
From the decrepit railroad station
westward, stretches the land of J. w.
Workman, producer of this champion
grain, the son and grandson of corn
growers. His corn was awarded the
championship In Chicago, at the In
ternational Grain and Hay show.
Years of careful seed selection, his
excellent land, the rotation of corn
New Britain herald., 1921-12-20

for any kind of corn from the holder
Of the best white corn, which was
from Missouri. Then he entered the
sweepstakes His best ten ears won,
u have seen him down on all
fours," one neighbor said, picking
his seed, grain by grain, culling out
that which he felt fell below his
standard. He would spread a big
tarpauIin, pour the grain upon it, and
then get down with It,"
Corn should not be planted for
more than five years in succession in
the same land" Mr.. Workman said,
His custom is to raise corn in a par
eel of land four or five years, and
then to plant it in alfalfa and clover
and mare it pasture land for ten or
twelve years, renewing the land.
BEST corn never comes the first
year" Mr.. Workman declared, Corn
that won the championship came
from ground that was in Its second
year of corn"
New Britain herald., 1921-12-20

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New Britain herald., 1921-12-20
FIRE ON PINNACLE,

Frank l.. Traut, a resident on the
Plainville-New Britain road, notified
Deputy Chief Barnes of the local fire
department last evening that there
was forest fire burning over a large
area on the Pinnacle mountain. The
department here was unable to re-
spond to the call because the fire was
within the Plainville town limits and
a request from them to the local de-
partment to respond was necessary.
Mr.. Traut was told to notify the
Plainville authorities.