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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
&uu N'c9c!cqcrcrn bcorobt.

llmbtrlcr. ltiQujt ul0 S@lorrntju
@drnarG pom "a Crescent, oic ildl
nu Y}oGio4 Nttuo uli Sem Hild
mg0c pon "a Groiit be'onocn. luur.
cen btI Ser @rjtte ub'r hic 2naune
non orcI @erlcu. oie Ijd) nit Hepol.
ptru in oen &}ad ittIitcn. ilm Nultcu
ml'ltlorotrt. 5tati 0jciem@tiehl obcr
}lt Ntborht. iuhrrn Die orci Midgucr
III ihrtm Nuio in ROLLER ,fGhft my,-
trr uUN bitten sir &or0ltrn ttjuaht
ilbcriohren. meuu ojcle ujdlt redlt3cl
til btli,itt qeivrnuqtu luUrtu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
BeriOnalta.

- @r. mo 1rau & r M &c il /.
er erirellen lid Der 0eburt eincs
geiunoen II Yilujo apiegenoen alia-
ben. @r. 0ulIcr lit Der Sobu BON
9rH. mo 5rnu emil Z. MILLER,
uao leetere iino ebentalls gliifIid
iiber Die @eburt hires eriten Gnfels.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
8tfanntma6ung!

geadforid)uugen. Die mir ~perionlid)
lino ourh unierc 4ugelteuteu in 6.
uno llmgcqeno BADEN MAIDEN
lalIeu, brahten i~Olgenoe SbatInden
ans 2idJt:
nGertrai,ensieIige 3ertid)- amc,
%"rifaner. nantentlif 5Sornter, mel
dc bart fitr ibr eripartes 0eIo
.gcnrbeitet hattcL haben iid ourdl
.glattslugigc WanipulatOren per,
.leItcn %laiierl, abiolut W~ertblOir
~8eloanlageH 3u MADDEN ODER
~@ertbpnpierc iebr 5meifclbnftcn
Characters III fnnfcu."
2eioer milroe aud Die ocutidc
Spradle oabci miBbrnud)t nm Die
adrier IN gr6Bcrc 5iherbeit III tpie-
gen.
!SnnoerttnuiCn6e OUn SullnrS iinN
olif 0ieie Art mo @eiie uerlurcn &c.
ganaen uno Der 0erIuit bat mnnd)cn
Summer ocruriodlt.
Nir bobeu es ms 5llr Nuigobe qee
itdd)t od5 Eltblltlttl Dor 1old)cn yea
luiten IN idliibcn.
l~tniere Au2fmIt5 2lbtbeihml
miro &bnen ieocr5eit nit 9tntb mn
Chat 3ur Scjtc itchen.
0 it eurci. --
G9 ni6t moute @eIegcnbeit in sic.
Ter 3cit, @eIo on3ulc0en in antcu
Mertbpapicrcu - Earm Wortqoaa
Bombs r. 8oIo Bombs - %nouitricQe
Tapierc etc. NIT 3in5iub Don 6 bi:
50.
&or allm 2inaen miiIicn 5ie 81.
dlcrbeit fiir Cir 0npitnl p|crlouaen.
&omuan Cir perionlih oocr Ihrei.
ben Stc, Gultih ooer GugIiidl, lmo
iroaen fir uuitre @iItc.
Ioreiiircn Cir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
6od3eitsgl0den.

&obn 8Iusfe BON Ga Groiie uno
Marie 9tieoerforn Don ct. ,5o'ephs
Hloge luur0en am Gienstna i'm
9ountpgeridlt BON Ridlter 8rinOlep
getralit.
6inen Observation-Disclosures er.
mirtten it'd Clifford Sobniou BON ga
Groiic mo Bertha 3eterion bon
Souu Burns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
SergHignngs=0 egDeiier.

HiBOIi. - Seben Edhuittag uuS abeno
&dnoelbiIoer.
Ca Grufe. - an Sonutn9cH 2au0ebiae.
ERaietie. - Seoen Radynitta8 uuo abeu5
@uuoelbiloer.
GaNus. - Seoeu Ratmitiag uuo abeno
@anoelbiIoer.
saipiera. - Seoen 3nhmittdg uu0 abeno
Rdnoelbiloer.
Strnns. - Seoeu Rnhmittns uuo abeuo
BduoeIbiIoer.
@ialtO. - Seoeu Na6mittag uno abeuS
Bnnoelbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
3i ~nerfnnfen.

@abu @lt9p, $500; Sf)reibmoifi.
ne, ghtiif 8or NIT Spielplotten umo
Tbonogropb 9fccoro5. 9eutide un6
engIiid)e Bidder. iotpie mcbrerc
SobradnQc ,9bDIiful CULTURE, bill.
liz. 923 Morfet StruBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18

-U2 -TtI8VIT Ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The ltuo meiterc NeIteterlmg baben
oje &eiamntirmme Ser collettirtcu
Steuern crb0ht ruto oonlit aildl 0ic
Summe, Die al Den Stoateihae 5l
lbcrfiihrcn mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
3ir6li6es.

a.3Srmtrte ct. SubanHes : @emeiuos.
Gfe 4. NIB Yaartet Stra6e,
Eaitor, Z. StDdmeier.
SonntagsihnIe Inn 9:f5 ll6r.
8ottesoienit nm 1890 llbr.
Seiufer un0 6reunoe fino uns i'm.
mer ber3Ii6 miufommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
Niele Kranke wissen nieht, dass
.. HAEMOZON


das meme giftfreie Praparat una
Medikament deutscher Erforschung
wiedeT importirt und erhaltlich list.
III A Il NJ o ON
hat T~ausenden geholfen, und vieIe
fast hOffnungslose Falle dauernd ge-
heilt.
Wenn Sic an Verstopfung, Blutar-
muth, Gicht, Rheumatismus, Magen-
beschweFden. Verdauungsstorungen
ieiden, wenn Leber und Nieren NIGHT
richtig funktiOniren, wenn tucker
krank oder nervensehWach, verlieren
Sic keine Minute und wenden Sic
HAEMOZON sofort an.
Zu beziehen durch:
HAEMOZON PRODUCT CO.,
JOHN r. SIEGE,
Haupt lmporteur. Eigenthiimer uua
Verkaufer in den Yer. Staten,
Canada, Mexiko. Cuba
und den Inseln,
Big Cedar Lake, West Bend, Wis.
In LA CROSSE gu beziehen durcA
DR.. II. f.. WASKO,
sos Pearl Strasse,
und
DIR. JOSEPH RIESE'S YOUNGBOYsN
SANITARIUM,
402 Sud Z. Strasse,
in welchem er dieses Praparat aus-
s~chliessiich braucht und Bestel-
lungen hierfur entgegennimmt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
GtitRn rte uidit far Oas Matbcion.

GtitRu rite uidlt iar Oas MatlcIOn.
Bc|ct! Gin 5d)rcjbcn pom Nrn. &nr.
= .@fiGer, e;m %..rtretcr Ne5 ,. "
n%;3lotur 7ifrift5 uor, ga Groiit
GoIntu. ntodlts ms 6drdli oltintcrf.
latH h1f' ct It I'll fiir sic W1theion
Trp Gin. 9}o. rs. A Itimntte. uuh
bnf cr iiberhoupt ein 8tqller pom
Brohibition lit ser Iorn lei. ME tic
in Der Wathaion @orIalt nlrlc.
id)riebcu miro. Mir hattcl berl5tlt,
oab unIerc beiotn "a Groiicr Ser.
tretcr I ii Die @il ~Ittnuuttu. ms
mir berid}tlaen uniercn %rrthu,I %.
her Gcr1W. neil g. oodl eiiic IS
nitgtblntng fir Die bjciiltu @egn,y
non 3nona3ma6reqen lit Oag mefjd.
Itcrts cirer pom otn bejoen Qeqer oas
fnilotildr Prohibitions c5tiaC Ma
til,Ion'% itinmte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
Slr uutcreruGbrtc SdmlfinOcr.

6Ir uutcrerunbrtc SdnlfinOcr.
Sin @lo$ QfjId). }lulddlIt lilr Sinner
ipcIdr nId,t aenilQCno Qrn0Art itao.
miro, loba!o GorbcrcitlwQcu Qctroi
fen. icocl Eol ic0rm Olcicr ain.
Der in o2u bieiiqtu 5dmlcn ndb
reno Der SornlittoA3pouie 1eQebeu
n,croeH, mo ipdtcr pictl}id't oid. ell
GrAdrr oo5u, Ger N Groiie Goiut0
Community GouttII mo 2rl. Dluro
Riitbnu uont itiotjihcn @,ilulohcitS
0ep1rtcutcnt labeu lid ser 5adlc an
q%Nrsnrncu In0 Ole hjeiiocu N{umrr-
mo Traucu Craoniiotipuen luer
ocn otu Flan iuaBIraL Die Nelut
0ilta lit cin> ~oll1tm2iuc in Ser Gcr.
Staotctt. &>lntcr jbr itcht oo2 Nirocy-
Nureou oc@ Ger. Stooitn Nrbtj,@.
9cpnrtement5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18

GBruna iiir Gid. oeI;crn 9lbenD
fano 81 GhrcH m1icrcs III bicijGtn
8itrgcrfrciien mo ou6 im GoUHreB
I'M b0dliten @nicben iNbc1oen lana
idbriacu irijhercn Goulrab Yer
treter5 &obn ). Gid Elm G%npiaud
Itott, 81 Dem amer pielcn n.tqc.
feberer @iirQern audi Die uolljdG
Iiqe Cts @c0clc erid)jcneu mar.
Yei Ojcier @eIeGeubeit rulIroc @ruL
Gid ais 3cit1cn Der 2icbe mo 4f
tunQ eirer Y}itburQer cine pradlt
polle lthr it5errcidlt. BrutuIutioncu
III I,it@r 1ellen St,llurQ mur0eu
ibm III aroBer ,}obI 0arFabraflt, Die.
lclben foirbel' linn perioRlidl aus
acorittt cAer fornen ol,tQ in germ
ron 9cpeiden an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18

- Saliilnf. Nrrr Glrl 0}rllidl
Il pou Alpeno N}id).. idycibt .,<ln
lcttcr Mintcr Huhm ldl cirtn nuiaeu
Worm an. nm ntejueu 26bntu Ill
bcl'en bcim M~ol}idllcn. Iiricr nruae
9anm bate tincn id}limmct ,SitG;
or lit on @alVht6 mo icju &ei,l. uor
Dem &nodlrl biz i}rm Nitit. ruor init
.icinen mto aroblu c5tidmilrlu be.
ncft- rs iuor lt}rttlidl ouNuicheu.
Gr rpnr btt ciutm tiid'tjucr Nr;t ne
lDcltil Der ihu ltlid)l Der t62idnuijrc
nit tj,tem N}tiicr QrGifntt hattie. obtr
lbm idlIic6Ijd iodtc, oai; or ihu nldlt
htilcn t0uutt. &ir uobcn linn 5yor
MS HIpsafy1uttr luo lUou0t,n in
GcrIidl Torui'@ 1ciIoI an uu0 &c
banocltcr Inn 10 itdls Mod}au lana.
bis Die @eidnrijrt ptrid'mW,ocn IttN
Ser luH1g Mann ach,jlt Nor ,2or
ants 9llp1NfrdHtcr Iutb6lt ieae SCI,
v@itutcHtc mtIdlc Nlutttr @tottr 70 IRE,
deb'0 lu Nfl1uicnrgid |rprdt'cbcn
hai Is rcrbeiiert Nas Nlut mo baut
ons a1u3, 5rfttut AMI. Tpothgftr f6n
ucu g5 nld1t pcrtauicG. c@ miro o,rcft
dClisi'rt oIja DEM 2uboratoriuu pom
Er Qct1r Tabrutg & Scua Go 25Ot
9Sibinqtou @lpo.. Chicago. >(ninoi@
Iu3cigc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
IoRore.S.
Seiibpcd,jcl in @cit Salcm.

Seiibmcdgicl in Ncit Snlcm. Tie
SuIid Canning nuo 8ttIe 9ompanu
bon 9anaor bat pom @ernlnnn alibl
in &eit Sdleln @rlnoeigentbim i'm
g8erthe BON $3.50 ertporbcn. 81
tpeldem ,3ipede Ole @uiia Gompanp
Die gtelrrrperblilg pcrpenoell iOll, III
nidt bcf0nnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18

Gle Sellers" ilno heutc DON 2ou
icnoen pon &ausirmlen uRG bon be
tdnntcu &auemirtbIdlaft3 5nbltutcu
ais Die rbeqltcutiten @nbinettc in Der
NeIt" onerfnnnt. Is lit 6a5 cjn3iQt
&iidrn Gabinrtt, meldlc@ Die .t5;i
teen 3Samulta Features" bat obue
mcldlc feline DlrFlidle NcqucnIiidlfcit
iein fam. Oicie g~epiiuiHtsr. Ger
bciicrlnQen lhIieBen Elm 0gu grthuii
ben automatic nieoer5nIliicnbelt
W%iehlbebdlter: ocn olit1om1tiidier
VairS belt Ertenoer; Die ,itoublidert
liitplottcn inter Dem por5cllunenea
Arhcitsttih; @%nleiienIid)cre GoitIr4
II. (. ~.
Nbcr Sic ~nitiicn iid] bccileu lueun
Sic eir nSrIIcrs" 5u i|pc5icuely Nf
oiHalnaen babeu no1en @erqeiic'i
Sie'a niht. cs iiuo ulr, MIR SOFA
biltctto sum 9}erfmlf III oieical ,Sahr
-mtr ha!b 10 picIe rpie mir hci IN
iercm Itetcn Terfouf obicttrn lln'ert
ipejiciIcn Yeotnaungen erbolA,r oen
Nreis nitt nm blcte1t n>b1cn ood,
grobc &or5iiqe. Gicie 8coingunQHl
merocu jllrittQe3o0en, iwHm Die pcr
iiqborcu Gabirctte perfmjft iino.
Nciprcdc1t Sic eS bcltte Nbcna
nit ihrcl A%nQcboriQcn. 0omnJert Stt
morQcn utb hcrnoeu Sic bic ,ti.dlcn
G~ranQinlf IN lSbrcm @eim.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18

8dhlcr, rcgiitrirt Gndl. Sino sic
reaiitrirt? - Sad Den Augaben bon
&oblbcamten babcn it'd Die 6roltcn
nidt ale regiItriren @Iaiien,. Nile,
tpelfe lid) nod nidt rcgiitrircr lie6en
um ibpe Stinume bel Der au -. 42dri
itattfinoen0er &orpabl ab}u8ebeu,
fourun Dies am ielbcnIaQe nod belore
gen. 9ieicuiQeu. meld)c Dies per
i6umcft uno ood) IN ser @auptruuIll
itintnten tDoacn. miiiicn iid> IN Der
@oblbuoe cinidrporen %laiiet, mas
ItetS nit oaerIei Sdwieriatcitcn Der,
fmlpit tit, 0c3balb laiie man lld) an
ndhiten OIelt3ctag reqlItriren.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

S2.5O Imported Swiss Organize These
are novelty figures; A inches wide. and
exclusive, Sale Price S1.9S
81 90 Fancy Wolfe. AZ inches wide, with
fancy border. Very new and dressy.
Sale Price $3.50
$500 Figured GeOrgette Crepe, 45-inch
This is a beautiful crepe for waists,
Now $1.9S
csc Chiffon Silk. Sc inches wide; i'm 10
different cOlOrs. Used for so many
purposes, Now soc
S225 and $3.50 Crepe de Chine silk. 40
inches wide in big assortment of col
Ors, Now $1.75
S1.OO Silk Crystal Wolfe - The newest
wolfe for waists and dresses 40 inches
wide, Now 75c
Sf.OO Silk Crystal Wolfe. in fine checks.
i'm rose, new blue, gray. lavender; 40
inches wide ...........,... 75c
75c White p. X. SO inches wide: in fine
weave. Used for skirts and children's
wear Observation-Disclosures. soc
S1.OO Gabardine, beautiful quality and
SO inches wide; for skirts.
Sale Price z5c
S1.00 st. Gaul Dotted Swiss. i'm pretty
cOlOrs, for dresses; SO inches wide.
Sale Price 75c
$500 Fancy Satin Skirting. SO inches
wide; in colOrs and white,
Sale Price S2.95
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10
Womens and Children's Hosiery at Sale Prices


WOmen's f5c Lisle Hose. i'm good quality.
All sizes. Black and brown. go. Csc
W0men's 75c Fiber Silk Hose. all fine
mercerized Isle; black, brown, white.
AT ........-.... soc
WOmen's $1.75 Pure Silk Hose. seam
back. also satin stripe. Brown. black.
white Observation-Disclosures. S1.25
WOmen's $3.50 Fancy Sport Hose.
latest out. Black and gold. blue and
gold, brown and gold.
Sale Price S1.75
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10
~ Bargains in Every Department of Our Great
Downstairs Store

60 Pieces of Long Cloth i'm lloyd. pieces,
SO inches wide. S2.25 value,
lloyd. piece for $3.50
$500 Pilgrim Leather Bags, for $3.50
75c Box Stationery, all tints. for soc
SOC PrOphylactic Tooth Brushes, soc
25c Mayis TaIcum Powder, = cans soc
25c Hand embroidered Handkerchiefs
. for soc
SOC to Sc Fancy Ribbon, four to five
ChiIdren's 75e Waist Union Suits, soc
One Lot Misses GauZe Knit Vests, Zoe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10
WOmen's Summer Underwear

In This Sale You Can Save % to
33 1-3 Per Cent i'm This De
partment. Fill Your Wants
for the Summer
WOmen's 75c Crepe BlOOmers i'm white
or flesh. All sizes. Sale Price soc
WOmen's zoe Step-ins, made of fine
batiste, trimmed with lace,
Sale Price soc
Children's 75c Cotton BIOOmers, all sizes.
Trimmed with embroidered rufflc.
Sale Price soc
WOmen's 29c Knit Summer Vests and
the Bodice Vest. All sizes.
Sale Price 19c
Women's Soc Vests i'm extra large sizes.
also Bodice top, Sale Price 25c
WOmen's $3.50 Crepe Night Robes and
Chemises with trimmed yoke.
Sale Price CSC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

Children's soc Fancy Socks. All sizes,
soc
Women's $500 Seal Pack Underwear.
$3.50
W0men's $3.50 Philippine Hand En-
brOidered Night Robes ...... SOS
Women's $3.50 Silk Envelope Chemises.
$2.9S
$1.25
$3.50 Fancy Silk Scarfs, all cOIOrs,
SOS
1919 Fancy Silk Scarfs, all coIOrs,
$4.75
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

WOmen's 1928 Fancy Silk Hose i'm
black, brown, white; clock stitch,
Sale Price $1.95
WOmen's $500 Van Raalte Fine Thread
Silk Hose, black, gray. brown. white.
Sale Price 1925
Children's 25c Ribbed Hose. all perfect,
all sizes. Black. white. brown,
Sale Price 3 pairs for soc
Misses 75c Mercerized >Lisle Hose. i'm
white, BLACK. brown. A real dressy
hose .............. Sale Price soc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

Boys 75c Black Ribbed Hose. Very
good quality. All sizes, Sale Price 35c
Boys S1OO Dark Blue Overalls, with
red trimmings. Small sizes to s years.
Sale Price SOC
Boys $500 Khaki Trousers. heavy
weight, dark color, double sewed seams
Sizes to 10, Sale Price $1.15
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

Boys ST 90 Light Stripe Percale BlOuses.
Soft collar attached. Broken line of
sizes. Sale Price SOC
BOYS ST. 80 Sport BIouses in plain white
and light stripe patterns. Sizes q to
1G, Sale Price $1.OO
Boys $3.50 Wash Suits, plain white
trimmed with contrasting collar and
cuffs. Sizes 3 to s, Sale Price $1.45
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

69c Newport Wolfe in all the plain col
Ors; Al inches wide. Best wolfe made
in America, Sale Price SOC I'd.
soc Fancy Figured Dress Noiles. i'm good
assortment of cOlOrs; 40 inches wide,
Sale Price SOC
One Lot 75c and soc Fancy Figured
Dress VOiIes, in big assortment; 40
inches wide, Sale Price 49c
One Lot of Fine S1.OO Dress Voiles. in
big assortment of styles; 40 inches
wide, Sale Price 75c
Another Lot SIPS and $3.50 Fancy
NOiles i'm silk stripe and checks: very
stylish; 40 inches wide.
Sale Price Csc yard
Sis and S19S Fancy Dress VoiIes -
These are fine imported fabrics and
are exclusive, Sale Price S1.39
$500 Imported VOiIes. 45 inches wide
These are different from the ordinary
kind. Embroidered dots and good as
SOrtment of cOl0is, Sale Price 1859
S2.25 and $3.50 Imported Swiss Organ
die with embroidered dots; beautiful
fabric; 45 inches wide.
Sale Price S1.9S
S1.OO Plain Organdie. 40 and AZ inches
wide; in full assortment of cOlors.
Sale Price 75c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

Women's $500 KimonOs, of plain and
e0Iored cotton crepe and figured chal-
lis, all sizes .............. $1.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10
SUITS

At prices that represent won
derful savings on such finely tail
ored and fashionable garments of
wool jersey. serge and tricotine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

obtain accurate data. In this way
We have made Ii possible for for
eigners TO pay for the great Qusn-
tty OF our gcods they have pur-
chased. The transfers Of funds for
these intangible services. etc. which
are the so-called invisible items Of
trade. are as truly commodities as
are the visible materials OF COM
merce.
The Invisible items Of which the
amounts are known are the loans of
capital made By the United States
TO other countries These are Of
two kinds-Ioans made. by indtvid-
ual citizens through banking and
investment houses 10 forsign states.
municipalities and corporations and
leans made by our government TO
other governments.
The amount Of the various for
eign loans fi0ated through Invest
uent bankers in the United States
since July. 1914. and outstanding
December 81. 1000. total s.. .eSe. e.Tl1.-
"a. This total is exclusive Of S426.-
45s.45s loaned before July. 1914.
and still outstanding and OF loans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15
WOMEN'S
ACTIVITIES

Mrs Ayrie Queher Is editor Of /
Norwegian newspaper published il
Superior. Wis.
The German National c1nstp:ioH
OF Jarists recently wees asalnsl
women for judges or jurists.
After struggling for the pri,l,es
since lsss. women have been aaiai.-
ted 10 the bar in Belgium.
Women.s organizAtiuns thfo-gf a.
the country are proposing tweatl-
eih amendmen; 10 he constitution
which will insure that equal rights
to women shall nor be densed re-
cause Of sex or marriage.
In Scandinavia women are Ia aa-
ing every field Of human erdca,o-.
rom the Sirothing to dentistry md
civil engineering They are also cs-
iahllshing their oan newspaper
and en.ering the pnlpits for which
men cannot be secured
II the newly established Ulster
Parliament are two women members
one of which Is Mrs. Chichester. said
20 be sn American and wife of re
tired army colonel ami wealthy
land owners in County KERR. She Is
also "a lacy magistrate.
During the last seven years. Miss
Marguarite Greetfela has bull; up
3 flourishins ice business in Helena.
Mant where she superin.ends the
,uiting. storing and delivery Il ice
md is rated as one Of Helena's sub
iizni.al business women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

fSaftonai Crop Improvement ssrviee.l
\ q NCE THE DAYS OF yalcan whc
~ operated the Olympi&n blacksmith
shop. ssnee Noah baiis the Ara
down the ages Of the vikins and the
ship~rishis Of the Spanish sal.eons, the
making Of metal nails has been slow
and Aboricus and the product crude
and bangie.one.
And yet the world until the last cen.
/ tnry, stood still in nail production
Nails were hand forged Up 70 the be-
ginning Of the nineteenth century when
some genius cut Up iron bands into
/ shArp points. screwed them INTO bis
wise and turned the head On them.
Then somebody Invented an auto
matte machine which would DO this, bat
these machines were fed by hand. often
By women and girls. and stu the nasss
verc not uniform IN size, strength,
shape or quality.
In the time OF Elizabeth. iron to.ie,
Pima were made from sharpeued wire
With . head formed from the same
piece and yet i, did no; occur 10 any
one until the middle Of the last cen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

1917 we had s3.o41. 10000 In gold.
or about one-th;rd OF the worlds to-
tai stock Of gold In banks public
treasures and circulation This vas
more than enough for our needs.
and TO have continued to take gold
from our associates In the war
would only have disrupted their
eurrencieS
In fact. all the gold in the world
would have been insufficient to pay
for our goods which bad been ex-
ported in excess OF our Imports
Payments In various Invisible
ways rather .han In gold were the
means used for liquldsting the
great excess in our merchandise
export trade. American capital has
been exported IN large amounts
during rhe last six years for invest
ment. for speculation and develop
ments. for charity. freight. insur-
ance and travel II Is possible to
specify definite amounts for only
one OF these items-inyestmen
loans: the remainder must he esti-
mated. because their private nature
makes II practically impossible 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

- credits extended and repaid with
In the period. such as the $4,000 :
600 Anglo-French 5E already men
toned
By the spring Of 1917 the task Of
financing our huge export trade had
taxed the resources of oEr private
investment institutions to their lin
IL. ard pew sources cf funds had 10
Be found Il our foreign trade was to
be continued onithe scale wldch the
war demanded Once in that struS-
Gle. we sent our men and our nate
rial to Europe to win il. But we did
more Our government appealing
10 the patriotism ~ its citizens.
raised hitherto unheard Of suns. a
.otal of S2659G70l SIS by August
81. 1919. and ~ this total loaped
more than one-fonrth 10 cur assocI-
ates in the war For the period OF
our participsHol u IL wss U1I;ea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

States government loans 10 other
governments practically supplanted
all prisate investment In foreign Sc
curities. and the total Of these
loans soon greatly exceeded all pri-
vste leans OF this character.
Money advanced against credits
established hy the United States
Government from April -. 1917. TO
November Is. 1920. IN favor ef for
eien governments 70 enable them 30
meet commitments made in this
country in connection with the pros
ecufion OF the war totals $3.50
s23.fS777.ls. OF which SII4. so, ,5llJ. %
has been repaid.
Precisely as the leaning OF money
10 the Powers with which We be-
came associated in the prosecution
Of the war was one Of the first
forms Of aid rendered by the United
States. - U was one Of the last.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-15

tury. 70 make nails 10 similar nan
ney,
Now however, nails are as cheAply
EAAde As wire There are Thousands Of
kinds OF nails and tacks adapted 70
every known purpose. all ot them teaG-
lifully finished aud always depen4Ah he.
On every farm and in every work
Sep, the habit Of saving cid crooked
nalls has bten handed down from our
gr1ndsathers ana everyone who has
tined to make repairs on machinery or
buildings and who has been compelled
70 ssh around N the old JUNK rex aud
s+raishisn out crooked nails. has
learned thai the ,lSle thus consumed
has been often more than the time re-
CURED e Do the repairing Job.
- Il wogl1 seem lhA. instead oi buy
ing nails assorted and throwing them
an into one box. there 70 he hshsd for
as needed-that every workshop ought
20 have full supply ct nails FROM tiny
erads 70 the largest spike, s.i in taely
own recspt@elet. because time now Ia.
become the most important item In zny
lob
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During the first six months OF the
armistice our government needed
all the funds that could be raised IN
the home market. Therefore Il
would probably hare been impoSsi-
bic for foreign governments to raise
by loans through American invest
ment bankers funds sufficient to pay
for the even larger quantities Of
American goods which were needed
by the entire world Immediately
upon the cessation OF hostillties.
The excess OF our exports over
our imports grew rapidly in this
period. In order to support the
trade It was necessary for our Gov
eminent TO continue granting cred
its TO other countries until private
financing could again take up the
task.
We must. however, include among
our invisible items Of foreign trade
81. .4so55T.i1l. representing English.
French and Italian currencies placed
~ the disposal Of our Government
by those countries for the purchase
abroad OF materials needed by our
Army In the prosecution OF the war.
This represents additional remit
tances abroad OF American funds,
as the dollar equivalents we're pro-
vided for the use Of the respective
governments TO meet their war ex-
pendiiure in the United States.
Therefore the total Of our Govern
ment expenditure directly support
ing our foreign trade from 1917 TO
1920 reaches abont s1l.cO0. 600. 900.
On the credit side Of the balance
should be added items OF payment
covering interest and dividends up
On American capital in use in other
countries. bankers profits, freights
and insured losses paid. The total