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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Stilltguua uOn R1picrIabrIteu Ia
6ramfreidl.

1ie &riic III Der iran3ofiiden
Eapicrin0ltitrie nlnlnt IN Der lct'
ten ,}eit eruiiere 5orncn au gSie
aus 9oris qcueIoct miro, lit Dor
cinigcn 3oaen Die 9robc ,5abrlt
oon Gbatcnop seidIoicn Ooroen.
mcld}r bouptldhlih 3eitung8. uno
@crpadung5papicr liclerte; oer
3citpuntt iilr cine BIeocrauinabme
Der 9lrbeit 1T nod uidt oorau53uie-
ben. Gcrncr muBtcn Die BapIer-
Iobrifcn in TorbIdp ibre 8ertItdt'
ten idllcBen no0urd) ettpa 2OOo
9(rbeltcr orbcltslo& 9ctuoroeu ltno
g2it ser StjlIcaung lDeiterer ge-
iricbe lit }u rctnen. Die arile lit i'm
aaacmclncu 0nroui juriid5uiiIbren
oab Die iron}oiiihen 6obrifen 9e'
3tpnnQen iro, 5u tcucren Brelien
lbrc Rohiiciic III be3Icben uno cdb
iic inlolge Der onourdI gcitei9erten
ScritaGlm05foittn ibrcr Brooutte
oem ou5ldnolidlcu 3cttbciuerb ge'
acnilber niht tonfnrrcn3fablg blei'
dcn touneu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18

acidnittcn un6 perNoI0ettn Soljuer,
fIeloun1en ron @dnoen unt 6iiren
lfnoel end5'd'IoIei,, ole ieioeneu
Sorettn mi: Einte 5eiprltt uno Die
lertirdcn Edrfctth0Scn Sem Inter
Idna QcWcbt mer0m.
2e meltleriIbmten G0tcliHs i;n0
oen SroBhctipQ iibtrlc5ch morNtn
Ter lie mu moQoniiiert lnt ms ,m=
eincm SeiI Der fa'tbareu EcIitcr. una
,Sntoriian6beI ncbit &unIQcacuitdn.
ocn lucr Hrt nna lie IPiniitermo6.
nmlg3H in 1orlSruac ou$laottet nor
Sen Ga$ aucS aeiticht. rihrenO lid
Mannhem lcjt ,Sabr3chntm uerae.
bcn3 heniiti iiir ieint mertUoutr
Souun,maeu ilbrriittl,tt 9IuSItc'4
srn0ar0lmt II imOen uno MIN H.
der 9ldubte 0urd ocn llmidnmunq
Der 35rttn Ste brennen0e Muieua,,
irnge IN Sen mcitrGuuiaeu ShIoF.
idIen Qcl9it ~ iebtn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Die 9lrbeitsloiiofeit.

Die 2oil,nQ Der 6roqc Der M.
beitsloIiofeit 1T Die pid)ti9ite, nit
ser Sic iid) su bcfaIieu habcn iper-
6en. Sic lit Die 5Solqe Ger lid iibcr
Die Qon5e MeIt eritreferoe Stofiu1q
I'M Snnoel. Die 9lrbeit5loiiqfe;t
fam ourf geietlife WoBnobnle1t
pobl ocrrinQert, obcr nidlt 9an3lid)
behoben peroen. Gicie 10 trouriqe1
SSolgcn fir hlutncrte nnierer 0iirgtr
nod) lid, 5iebenbe ,Sraqe finbet Die
erbcnflid) Qrobte @eodltltnq ieiten5
mciner Miniiter, beren 9eItreben oa.
bnronf Qeridtet lit, &oltbel itno @on-
bel 5u beben unb 5u foroern, unb
qleidjeitiq benen 5l helfen. bic lei
Der sur 3eit pbne @cId)dftiguna
lino. Sic meroen oltfgeforoert, cine
8orldqe on5nnebmeu, ourf melhe
Die BerfiigunQen oes IrbeitsloIen-
@eiete5 nod peiter nlts9eoebrt per-
ben. 5Scrinr miro Shner eiuc @or-
lnge 5ueeber, blrd] nelhe Die me-
1entllhen 1Snoultrten Dor ltt9ehorlqer
Gonflirren3 oeidiist iperber ioIlen.
sd boffe suberiihtIi6, boB oieia
MoBrcoelr Die lonnle ltnteftiieunq
Ser Nrbeiter uno Irbeitgeber finben
peroen, oenn MIR in einen einntii-
tbi9en 3uiamntentpirfen BON 9npitol
uno @rbeit iit cine boloige 2di,ng
oie'cr erl1ften ,Srogen au finoen."
Tfe Shronre6e id,lieRt NIT oer
@eriiterlln9 baB oie 9feQierlIngs-
ou5gober moqlidit beihronft tper-
oen fpiirber unb Ser 9tnfiinoiQuna
elmer @orloqe be3iigIif, bes 6onbel@
NIT Spirituoien, oltf 8runb Der
ipdbrero ser arie9sbalter geinafter
Grfobrlinger.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
80 Wiliuucn Sdmicrneleer per'
Airut

Gincn Ricicnidnu,u0cl, oer 81
Ner gRunba l., berlin pcrilbt mur'
&c. ordtc Die ariminnlpoIi5ei oeS
6mmcrid)cr Observation-Disclosures
aui. IS mnr6e icitNciteIlt Dab Die
viIiidrpeuuoltuul Nnrh 'lnaIertc
NuitriQe nm Ntlllioueu geid)1oigt
morocn lit, mobeI @'eItedunqen cint
Qiobe HoIIc 'pieltcn
I'm q NnntitcGcu inu0en IurN
iid,unQcn itott. Ole picl belniten0ce
Material outage i0rherten II.
mehrcre Sdlcfbijdlcr dus oenen oIe
Sumncn criid)tlid1 inO. 0Ie oic be.
irsi'en0m AbteljlmQ9d'P's TT Der
Wtmha anqcnountcn habcn Go
hot Der 9lbtciIuna5d'ci, Iiplpm IN.
leuiHr Scerinq, Nuu0erttnuicHoe
cjN1citcdt JFcttcr iolen nod en-
bcrlcutnoni 9'ud Elm Soupimann
9ierd1tola, riu Ncnmtcr Der Nlmbo
nomcus SoItcr ioluie Gin aoufmnnn
Utcutid, aus Giicn bctejIiqt icin,
nit Ocn7u 0lcna ben Rcinaeiuirn
0ciciIf hot lnh 6eu Ret mit Der
Nbnohmcfomuiiiton IN zpouoau
McnQ lit e. m6gIid) Qcpcicn iit
in, 2nuir pon pier ,(ohren ouI 6ieic
9Ppiie Gina Is Miniontn Niorf }u
rrmcrbcu 81 mar iriihcr elm Gin.
iodlcr 3lidlIer, Der brrcit5 ben C'-
ituborlnQ5cio Qoioiitct bot Sctc
III or Nciibcr mcbrcrer 1iuen in
Giien. Tcrucr lit cr Giaentiimcr
cinps GdmeicIbooes mo 0cs @o'
ne9 Tciburq, 6c5 @otcl3 6ilrIleu.
hoi in Giicuom uno hcs 1litterautcs
Gohcnhorit in SdIc5Djq,@olitcin
Ncna muror NIT ieincn 0ciicrs
telicru in Ncriin rcrhoitct
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
llutcrridlt in Tcutidl.
@oibinaton, u. IScbr

GQlglH1loH, 1. tStUt.
Ter llnterridt in ocutld)er 5pra,
dc IN Sen Sdlulen Ger Uunocs baupt.
itoot Noibinqton, Der I'M Sabre
1917 oui cine &eriijglma oc3 Grn,
Qreiic9 bin einBeitcut loor6en it, ioa
n0dlitc9 l5nbr micoer nuIQeuowmen
mer0cr Gic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oob
ON IonncretaQ befaunt, oa3 iic be-
reita Ole Gcbrbiibcr bcitimut. babe.
(Jioh 2lbbrudI Der @c5ieblnqcn
gum Qcltid)cu 9lcidl bate iciner3cit
Der GouQrcb in 6cu Gtot iilr ocn
2atnoeaoiltrift Columbia Die Nciiiu.
muta oii0enonmen. oob Don ocn iiir
SduI}nedc bemiaiQtcn(3eloern nht9
filr lluterridt in 1cutidl perlpenoct
Derocu 6iiritc. 5p0tcrc Gtot9 emf,
bieIteu oicic 2'citimmuna 1tidt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Sclrgrnpbiide Nuti;tn.
Ter Nutbtnrii i'm ScnGt auocnum.
men.
g8aIhinaton. II. 1Sebr.

NnlhInGton. I. tSebr.
Ger @im0caicnot uabm an Oiitt.
modobcu0 Ole 6or0ncpidlc 9totbtarii.
Gnrlage nit 1890 Stimmen an,
oa 0ieiclbc i'm Scnat ilbcr 5tuon3 1
9Ibdnocrungen, bc3w. 3llidbc erbaI.
ten bat. gebt iie oil ocn Qemeinihoit.
lid)cn GoHfcreB 9lu@idHlB beioer
Soouier 5u mciterer 9enrbeitln0.
Ger 9IbllimmnQ iibcr Ole 0or-
lnQe, ourf Ole nomentlih ben Iar.
merit oe9 9au6eS gcboIfcn tperoen
iou, Qiug cine ouBcrit bibiqe 7cbottc
norol2, in oeren 0erInuf litb bier re.
publifoniihe Scuotorcn oui Die 5tite
ser tSeancr itclltcn. ndbren6 onorr,r,
ieit9 nelm Telnotroteu nit 0en Ncpu.
blifoncrn iijr Die GorIoac itintmtcu.
sTilr Die GorIaqe Itimnttcn IL a.
oudl g TolIctte uno gem
root pon g2ioconlin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Tentidjlnuo5 l3encnuoridlla9e Der
laugt.
9Saris. Il Gchr.

4yQrlS, I, ITehF.
~a. Niott &c ,lournaI in 4ori5
thailt NUT (9rogbritaHnicn un6 Graut.
reid bliieH oas Iritiba Helh erludjt,
,bHca ieiac (5caen &orid)ldqc gum
eut1dao.Bgnq5 Brogruum ocr GH.
teutc md Dor Der &onooacr GOa'c.
re3. Die am f. Wtar3 beQinnea io0
m.t}utbrlcH As qenmlHte NIott
i'1t bin3u, q ,Uilroe uldlt u1lr.
rlidrlL iUcun anqeiitts Der oG5anj-
iban" Epribldae Der oeutitul HeQie
ung oie gtplante Goniercn3 iibel
hatpt iiberiliiii.a rir6e IS 6eihct
an, in 6ieiem ,5aIle pjlr6e Die entente
oa5 Icutit,e Reid BON jbreu geidliii-
zen in aanrtniB ietcn mo Der oellt-
if)cu 3egicrunq einiae Gage Griit qe.
ben. iid] iiber 2tnrabmc ODER abIeb,
mmg berieIben 81 c11tit,eioen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
u. Goiunt Oernrtbcilt.
9Sltts bltrg, Tan2., II. IFabr.


Elu Ilitrltt3 oerid)t IN 4Itts.
burg, Aons.. ipur6cn ON Itjttpod)
Aleronoer @opdt. Vralioent Der
llnlie0 Uhne Asorfer3 bon 0auia5,
iulo Die nni NIT lbm anqefIagtcn
llnion Ncanten Der UIibadtunQ Dcs
t5crid)ta ihuloiQ bcilul6en lmo pon
ltjdter Il. Gurrnn SIT ic einem ,iobr
(5ciaugniB uno 3abhung Der C}eritt5.
foiten Dcrurtbciit. Die glntlaqc IeQte
bncn etn 8crgebr1 Gegcn einm Gin.
baItabercbI oc3 itoatlifen >5nouitrle.
nrtd]t3 sur Gait Der ibucn Die Y}cror,
lo'nlug oes Strcif9 perbjctet 6omot
ioQte nod Der }tefonrtQobc bc5 llrs
tbejls. Der 5trcif ncr0c trot0cm mcj
tcraebeu, bis cine Gtniqunq NIT Den
8rnbenbeiiGeru er3ielt Iei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
GnaIdno mmi be5nblen.
Hon0oll. Il ,(cbr

NN'FVN'Ft T 7 lINNt'
Ser britiid)e SdabtonjIcr q.
GhanlbcrIaiu lcBte am YItnooduben0
III %onoon elmer 9Ibpr0mma uou
&ertrctern Der (Snou'tric, Ole bti ibuI
oorlprod, nnaeinan0er. C5robbrjtans
nlcn niiiic id oornni cinrihtcu, i'm
nodbIt2n &cCblunQ9iobr Die 3inien oif
Die &rieA9anIcjhen Ole Is oen &cr.
Stootcn Idruloe, yl bcjoblen GJt Qes
nanntc 9Iboronrua mar qefoutmen,
nm n0fShabtm5ler INN 0trabictuuQ
ser Stcucrn SIT erIuhen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Som muuiitiidJc lltOpirn.

Sic ionmuniitilde Yartei in
NoI0'SoIuatn. Ole IN Der Sta6t.
pcroroncteu.2 .2icriammlung Ole Ytebr-
bcit bat, bclhIol, o2n 2lntrag ein.
5ubringcn. cne itaotiitbe 9lnIeibe
pen iimi Yiinlonen yinrt oufju-
nrhmeM ants Der ic0em Ginmob.
uer, Der 0a9 GriitelBnlinlmuni oa8
bel 5pCi StiuDcrn $4,000 Mart
betruQt uiht trteiht. Der 6eblbe-
tra8 acioblt ucroen ioll. BUR Scr
3inilull scr &nleibe ion cine 0obl-
iobraitruer bon Dem Giufommen
t- ~ OnQ @r,rt ..e ,'ru ",r. Son
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
9lODO Grorgc bcbanptrtc tut uirocrerOfnrtcu Yar=
lamrnt Die iriidr Tragt babr iid
brOrutcuO grbritrt,
Gentral b. Subenbng wrn Dor Srantf gelr9cutid rlrs
Snttrutwa in Sremcn, Sarrn inbututiOnr Smr riciIgc
gSalrrtrNftanlagcu, It'll lid) bon SObe unab=
bdugig 81 mafru. ScnidlanO5
OegcnpOrd0gc ucrlaugt

pertr09e, 3ur @crbeiRibrung pou
Cjni9fcit in europa iolpic sur Mic-
Dcrberiicllunq Der 9}ubc ouT Dem Bal
fan er5iclt mcrOen."
&e3iiQlid1 oe@ QcpIouten @anoclS.
AbfoHuucna NIT 9tuBlalo ioQte ser
@5nja: u,$h boiie pmcrIjebtljh, oo6
0le &crDon0Ilu9cn fiber eiuct 3nr-
0el5ocrtroa init RuBlono ebenIoQ@
3lm crioIareicjcn 9IbicbIuB gobrnd)t
mcrOen"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Sriidjc Sragc bonn Eremier ipieber
ais beifer erflart.
Qonoolr. tG Tebr


DfitQIicocr 6es Borloments non
tent beute Die i5rage Der 2lbriiitun9
mo ntoqIid1erneiic Der 0elltid1eu @ie'
ocrgutmodnmg 8ltr Sprod1c brinqen
Iromicr 2Iopo George. Der Qeitern
ip1t iprod', berilbrte 6ieic 9lngele,
qenbeiten nidrt. Der 8renier 6e3eit,-
netc Die iriidle Gage OILS be6crteKO
qcbciiert, 0crtreter Ser Srore hdttcu
sic Cbcrh1no. Or erfIarte bGtinmt,
oar iibcr 6ie GirGidlerung oes ge'
itjaitstbeiIs bolrGorf fcin @eriht er-
Itottct neroe. 2fus ieineu @nt,uorten
ouf 1Frnaen qtnq herDor, Dab Irup.
pen idluIoiqer Iinb H5 3uerit 3use-
itoroen Dur6e. 8ie er iogte, fpilroeu
beridieoenc 2eute ipegeu mnngeIhai'
ter Gisciplin BON ocn 2iiteu n''tri-
tlen. Ger Trenlicr bcmcrfte inoei-
fen. oob Der 1fehEer ritlt ou3itlieb.
Iin bic SoI6otgn treffe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
2e7 4ionnhcIacr 11Ion in Cjcfn6r

Gns o.t5crijhmte lronnheimer
Sd'lob rii m @c'ahr. li- f6illidcr
auituurert Uar.ortu ~ lcbcn y9dh.
rano onocre 1t0atc. mo nift Nllqtt
aarIsrnA, i9rl.idl }eoadt 0ordu
n15uteu lire jtcii0eugdi0fier gu
itInif mo auItir't0tttu nm. uno
au53uleitolicu unO iie 10 ol5 teben.
oi1e5 0iI6uuQ smltleI iortrirfen gu
loi'eL bat bic baojitl JieQierunJ
itber 0oe V'onnhc,mer Stlob oI5
0ilroo5IalerurQ mo qaierne Der
'ull @eniailen5 iteheH Die IirI.
heute 10. oJb ih IN Sen VruE:. uno
Hoproientotiou5idleu 0e5 y}ittelnI
ters NIT Den lnitl!lebeuoeu irii5ereu
lrobbcr3oQihen Serideru o13 81
non3ani ou5ac5rc,tct lai, oaB IN 3i,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
Ginc intcrnatiunalc ~ndjausitellnma

Uur0e GHol &anllar in G5ernopib
er0iIuct, Die ouN riir Geutidlano
Ne0eutlHg bclgt, Gle glu3itellna
MIRO I'M April uad Nuforelt meIter.
perIegt wer0cu. GtitH5or miro bier
cine ylnrcalma oulBrgrliieu, Die onF
orutifem No0tn 3ueril erUodieu III.
@obreno ocr 8ian lClbit, aIleroines
mn uertIciuertcn 4RaBitnbe, an ole
grobe &cip5igcr o2ugro" BON 1914
erinhcrt, lit Die gIuurnnlnQ nodl
Nlebbaber. mo WcruisbibIiotbefen
au8cnitcinlid) cine gInIebuun9 on
oas NorbiIo 0cr Nlu9itelIung aGos
ocldide BUD" in 1rontlurt.
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&crinhrcn gcncn QnnSiS

<NITUTTIWIVI n iYCUT.
Ger %lAti5alaidlub 0e4 Reprdial'
tontcnhouica miro ih am Iicn2ta0
mt ocm gIntroQ oea glbQeornmtea
&}tltu CQrm) bon Cbio. QcQcn @lm-
o2&ridicr &on0ia in Gbjcoao ciu
9t@cipImarperiohrcn cinNtIeitcn. be.
jt1dltNcn. pie 9oriiper &olitCao am
1onncr@td0 III 99aibjnaton anfiru
6i0tC.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-18
gHglanOs pOlitii 6OriSOnt
uerDmfGlt.
Srobcuoe GetpitcrluOlfcn idDluc6Cn
iibcr @lugo Georges Cabinet bel
@rUflnung oc5 Earlaments.
2on0on, Is. tTbr.

2on0on, Is. 6ebr.
glue gln5eidet beim Mleocr5u=
iammentritt oea Yarlamenta tiInOcn
Sturm. 9teuc politiide GonItello-
tionen lmo YrobIemc bon einiAnei-
ben0er &idtigfeit fiir ole @epolfe.
rlng @roBbritonlicn5 taud)en oiti.
Die lln6uirieoenbeit nit Der bon
2lopo George betriebenen Golitif
bo1 ibreu Sobcpulft erreift, ltnO
feline 8cgner mer0en Dor Sd)luB Der
Seilton feline ulro leiner Wtiniiter
9lu9oouer oilf cine iebr barte Grobe
itellen. Die 8lQne oeS GremierS fiir
Die fiinftioe @erlpoItllng 25rIonns
fperoen Dor allcm Der Sturntbod
Der Mnoriffe ftono5ubalten baben.
9rahere J@tiisei .oeL- &QalitipgSv.
regierltng ftno bitter in ibrem l1r-
theil iiber Die bon 2Iopo 8coroe in
SSSrlano eeidoffene Sage lno iteben
iebt oi1f Seite Ser Oppoiition Ole
ilrnere Gage, Die ArbeitSIoiigfeit,
oie boben Steuern, oes 9remiers
@alhlng in Der &onoelsfraQe NIT
Rublono, Die llebernohme bcs Nan.
ontS fir Meiopotamien iino oIlc3
@lerente, ipeId)e sic 8e9nerid)oft
oes Bremiers perftdrft uno feline
onideineno iiberlpGlti9enoc Nebrbeit
inn SouIe nrlterqrobcn baben.
Sod 1T 2lopo Georges Icste-
rung nidt auiammcngebrohen. nic
porou8 8qeioqt puroe, ober ea itcbcn
ibm 5peifeIlos bel Der Gurhfiib.
RING ieiner 8lGre lhipere @GnlpIc
bepor, nnb miro ibn groBc Wtiiha
fofter, i'm l1nterbnltIe cine Stimmen-
rnebrbeit fir oieelben a,tf5l,treiben.
Siderbeitsmafreseln.
Die groffnung oeS 8orlamcnts
ging nit Dem eleihen 8cprGrge.
lpie in oen 3eiten Dor Dem &riege
Dor iid, ober Elm oiiiterer giuidIag
madte iih benerfbar, oelin es ma.
rem Die lrnfaienoiten 8orfebrlmgen
getroffen lporoen, I'M Die 9In9ehori-
gen oes fonislifen Saules Dor &c.
pnlttb1tiqfeitcn llno ettpuigen Nus
briit,en Der &olfstpl,tb 3u Idiiben,
iotpie aud INN 3piidenf1Ilen in ben
beioen Sdlliern oes Burloments
borsube,ieeu gu ben 8ollerien
ipuroen feline 9einher 3ugelaiien
1mo in Der ndtJften llmgeblmg oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roren itarfe
Boli3ei aufoebote olifqeYtellt, tpGh-
reno an ftroiegiit,eR 1unften Nb-
tbeilungen Don Shdrfid|iiten poItirt
iporeu. Der iiblihe 8ebrouf Der
91irhIudune Der aeIIerr0lmli6fpi,
ten bes Borlame1rtsgebdl,oeS. ser
i'm Sabre 1906 infolge beS Com.
plotts BON 9un sSoipfes eirgeiiihrt
fpor6ert, Der ai,f Elm Soar oos Sc.
bdllbe in Die 2uft geiprengt bate,
fpuroe be,ler NIT nod qr0Berer
Griir6Iihfcit porqerommen oIs ionit.
6urtbcrttu,iIerloe ponWenId,en ordn9.
ter Iif, BON 3naesonbrudl an in oen
StroBer, nm ben pompole1l Nui3ug
oe3 SofeS 3u iehen.
90niq 8eerge uno &0nioin Marp
fubren tur3 Dor Der gtittaQsihtn0e
bonn @ufingham EoIaIte in elmer
oftIpdrniQen aaroiie noh ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ob, uno linen
nornltF fubren 5 2oroiien NIT Qdt.
QIieoern oes 6ofitootes. Ter aonh
beQob iid1 Damn nod Dem CbcrbouIa
uno belt. notocm oie QtitQIcber
he5 6ollies cingetrofien moren, Die
5hroure6e.
Sie SbrOurcOe.
0ie 9brnnreoe mar ilbernus flri,
bchanoeItc iehot Die pittiaIten Nro-
Qen. 6encn Die ReQierlmg iih qeQen,
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Sie Sbruurcbe.

9ie 9bronreoe mar iiberous fur1
bchanoeltc ienoh oie nittiqiten Fro
oen. 6ercn Die RcQierltng iidl qeQen.
iiber befinbet. SSn sen eiuIcitenoen
@orten tuies Der Sonic allf 6ic in
2onoou bcbofteben6e Gouferen3 Der
Gertreter Der @niirtrf iotpie Der
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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22
JACKSONVILLE CLEANING
HOUSE OF HUMAN LICE.

For many years the press of the
state has jibed the plodding T.-U. on
its emulation of three monkeys in
all local affairs. 1t neither sees, hears
nor, Judging from its editorial COL
umns, spoke evil or saw evil insofar
as Jacksonville was concerned. 1t is
still painfully silent editorially on
the local moral conditions which its
news columns are exposing. But the
fact that It has launched a crusade
against the local evils, so fagrantly
practiced for many years, in its news
columns is a good sign. Sooner or
later it may permeate the frozen
regions of the editorial sanctum.
Jacksonville is making gestures as
if the mark set at the Rubicon has
been reached in crime and abuse and
disregard of the law. There have been
many incidents pointing to trend
of sentiment against immoral con-
ditions recently, and not the ic@s;
of these is the outspoken manner in
which the T.-U. is attempting to
show up the gambling, lettering,
usury, swindiing and delinquency
generally of the community-except
bcotlegging This may come later.
No doubt the entire state will ap-
plaude the Time Union for its sud
den awakening, although it may still
be in the memory of many that it
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

has only recently discontinued fur
nishing to the very element it now at
,tacks the connecting links between
the criminal bookmakers and the race
tracks. If the newspapers will dis
continue printing race track results,
as well as entries of horses in the
races, bookmaking, one of the worst
evils, as practiced by the handbooks,
prevailing in Jacksonville today,
would soon become extinct.
Jacksonville will rid itself of many
human parasites if it is able to elimi-
nate the hand book, pool room gambl-
ing, lottery schemes, usurious money
lenders and boot leggers.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22
FLORIDA MEASURES
PROGRESS IN FIGURES.

The farm property values, their
increase, both in value and ration of
productiveness, measure the progress
of any state. If we are to accept
this without debate Florida can Law
claim to more progress in the last
decade than any state. in the union
Many men have grown independently
wealthy in this state within the last
few years by buying farm lands and
reselling them at profits that seemed
out of proportion with other things.
The same, undoubtedly, may be said
several years hence, and leads us to
suggest that if more men would de-
vote their energies and capital to the
production of Florida products and
development of the farming country
the number of independently wealthy
men who wrest their gold "clean
handed" from the soil will be large
ly increased.
The total value of all farm proper
ty in Florida IN 1900, according to
the federal census, was $53 1920
The value Of all farm property in the
state in 1920, according to the same
census bureau, was $330,301 TIT, a
gain of more than 600 per cent.
There are approximately 35,111,O4O
acres of land in the state, of which
only 2,297,271 are in improved farms
The census figures also show some
more surprising figures. In 1900 the
total value of farm implements used
in Florida was $1,963,210. In 1920
the total value of implements and
machinery was $13,551, 773, indicat-
ing that the Florida farmer is adapt
ing improved methods and appliances
to his lands with greater ration of
increase than is shown in land values
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22
FRANK FEARNSIDE, JR. OFF
TO BUY LADIES SHOE LINE

Frank j. Fearnside, Jr, buyer Tor
the ladies shoe department Of the
Fearnside Clothing Company LETT
yesterday for New York, Boston and
Newburyport, Mass. He will attend
the Newburyport style show in Octo-
Der. All of the latest creations IN
ladies footwear will be on display.
He will also spend ten days of his
time while away in the Hanan & Son
shoe school Of instruction for fitting
the foot. He will purchase complete
line of ladies shoes, in all the high
class lines carried by the Fearnslde
Clothing Company, as well as high
grade hosiery.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

scrambling out again, as in the days
of the New South Farm G. Home
Company, they would in a few years
build up fine strip of cultivated
country for the road to serve.
But before the people can do this,
there is one thing they must do. They
must get rid of the idea that because
railroad is public utility it is COM
PEELED to run at a loss. 1t isn't 1t
would be confiscation without compen-
sation, and that the constitution for
bids. 1t would put the men who
worked the road in a state of peon-
age, and that the law also forbids.
Several American roads that haven't
been paying expenses have been junk
ed since the war began, and the O.
V. can be done the same way. The
men that advanced the means to build
the road can by the connivance of
the state OF Florida be swindled out
of their money, but they can't be COM
PEELED to advance any more. The
financial interests of the whole world
stand on a foundation of honest
credit, and when you abuse it in one
place all the rest Of the fabric pre-
pares to prevent you from abusing it
again. If you are slick enough, you
can swindle a bank out a few hun
bred or maybe few thousand dollars,
but you will have to travel long
ways before you can swinde another
one. If the Oklawaha Valley is put
in the hands of men who the moneyed
interests are certain will make it pay
and also pay its past debts, it can
obtain money and material to make
it a good road. If it doesn't do this it
will lay there until the rails oXidizc
and the rolling stock disintegrates.
Among the delegation to the Star
Monday was one good old brother,
who was worried about the schools.
He seemed to think that if the rail
road WAS tied up that the schools in
its vicinity would be shut up. He
needn't worry. All of Marion county
has suffered from the tax dodgers of
the Oklawaha Valley, and all the
county will bear the loss. As long as
the schools of Ocala, Citra, Dunnellon
and other places stay open, the
schools of Burbank, Fort Mccoy and
Orange Springs are not going to be
shut. The people of that section are
having hard time just now, but let
them stand for justice instead of ex-
pediency and their country shall
bloom as a rose.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22
WINNER OF SILVER SET
GIVEN AWAY AT MRS.
HATTIE n. BUCKY'S STOREE

Mrs. Mamie Ponder, holding ticket
number CO2S42 won the beautiful
silver set given away yesterday at
Miss Hattie N. Bucky's store. Anoth-
err set will be given away Wednesday
September 2S, at 4 O'Clock.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22
PALATKA DAILY NEWS

The only man who isn't affected
by flattery is the one whose good
opinion of himself makes the ttattery
seem pale by comparison.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

A fashion note says blues will be
in evidence again this autumn. They
will unless the coal men decide to
be more reasonable.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

A bachelor is Satisfied for the same
reason that people once were con-
tent with candles. They had no eX-
perience of anything better
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

The more we read of vers libre,
the less we blame the man who put
the vers in adversely.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

Hint to bridegrooms: Don't hold
the purse strings too tight. Parsi-
mony frequently is the first step
this side of alimony.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

There is a growing suspicion that
an underselling Germany is about as
much of menace as an overbearing
Germany.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

Most of the thankless jobs in
community are handled by some man
who thinks it an honor to be chair
man of something or other.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

Life is full of disappointments,
and the letter marked, postage
Due" is usually circular from
some darned oil company.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

Everybody knows at least one mar
ried man who reminds him of the
side car of a motorcycle.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22

He calls her darling before they
are married, but after he has been
paying her bills for while he calls
her dear.