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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

Hnpfldn3eu b~slonocr5 cn1prohir1. @mnt
Rascal, @oloeu Self 8lnrtFua. White
Ehiutc, 8intcr G.ucen uno Eiui Rlumc.
Tleie5 iiuo Die Sortcn, melte iait immer
out acAcihrn. tpcru Tie Qutcu R~dhrboHcu
finesu uuo reidlit GSaNcr 3n9efiibr: be-
fomncu -
99ni. 7. in z. Wis. - 3ur zdtpsine~
3udlt Qebort nadl alteu &eg1iifen eit
Qeb6riQer Iui5bnu icit0cm dttr Sdnpriue
i'm mdBiQen D4pidlt BON goo tis 800
YfO. bobcre @reiie briuacn ais nc boil
qentditcten Tbicre. lit man GIT her etua
iiht qetcmmcn. ooB CUTE &eiNcu oor~
tbsiIbaiter iino ais mlSaebshuts gRaias
felocr. obtuobI man im Qtrbit u,dt cams
obne giai6 ferttg iperocn fam.
Wis BciocpIdbe etnpfeblfu llf halpfa
iddilih 8apsfeIoer mlo GontpIcrc. Die nft
5ohobobntn NIB %lialfa heidt iirb. Bo
TIfdffo gcoeiht nIiS orri bis nisr Grrtcit
abluirfr. lam c3 in gcfldbIrltcm gu
itan0e pic NIeie periittCrt meroen.
Tie Gbioer Reconsideration bsiinect
iidl mi @ciiee eiic5 Sdltpsinc5. od5 i'm
bctreff rapjocn BndlSihurt5 uno 6etiiNrs
ocn5 ais cine art HHitlrm aeIteu bari.
En5 (hicr ipaa 81 Xiuuo bi ieiuer
@eburt; rad g Iouotcn ruS 81 Iogtn.
ol5 Sic fir icire R0ihtra beltinrmte
9lcrfud53cit n~bgcLnifeu iuu, troa eS
30S Rnlno, mas ciuer tdaliden @ciptdiss
! 5uuahme BON 10 8furo ~aIeidfGn-
NuBcr HdpSiucjoe 6citano pcs 5dIfpti
res Sutter ans IL @cipidltatbciIeu Nor%
uers uuo / Ebeif Bcihfutter, nS Der
8erIufl bcanun; rahSem onS SdaueiiS
elm G,eiuiht BON 1925 Rfuuo erlaHat bate.
beItduo bic Tltterrutiot NJ 10 EJcilsn
N0rucr uno I She'll &eitfutter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

SttO /. III 81, Did. - Go5 @iropicn
Der @durne Qeliugt uitjt inter dIlcIt I'm
jtdu0cn. icibit nidt chem 6admlonuc,
oodl 9liBerfoIacn lam mtio tueitaehenoitc
uorgcbeugt lptrocn, lDern ntou Bic Gong
idIt ipaltcn ldbt uro onS Rfropfen sur
redltcn 3eit. ulio Dor 0iutritt Der GAIT
nr6mung be5irhungs,oeiic 81 8eAinu Scr
ieibcn. poruimrt. Zna Efropfcn 3lpl>
idaen 8in5e uno 2lait bat lid, aud i'll bic
fem &auoc an bciter bciplhrt. hda Yfros
pFeu nit fIejncu 3Ipeiaen bIeibt ultcr
auen ltmiranecn Gin gciuagtes. Chr 9tlba
erfofg lieqt bnriu 5eqrirlnet, bnB 1ie
0a5 c~inluietcnoe Huge uitt tief 8cn1la
Reconsideration.
a(s Be prenaur9smittct fir Cbitbdns
me gum 3tpetC Der 8ertreibung Der IN
icften ci9neu ijtl portreffIid Sipfere
oitrollolumq. nur bdrf lie nidt SIT itnyt
Iein. Cine lluif auf eirser GinWr 8alier
aeuiigt. GreoIjn in @aiier Geloit, biz
iur %9iibtfdrblna 1T elm peitere5 5lped
eutfp redenbes Riftef. uro fountt iebr
bldg 81 Itcbsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

Dirre 8otuiifs f0nnen
uisoer 10 frjIf 9emndt psrben, onB
lie T6 i61lsn lnhsn uno ME io'bsE
pom Baum gsnommen i6meden-
Wou leat lie gu oieism 3rete in iiss
oenoes 0oTer, pirft ie u1d Der Nns
3a6l Der Rifle sins ooet mebrere
6duoe eoQ SaI3 tin3u uro idBt ie
sircn ba.5cn Iag ite6su. Die Iiifs
m..nsu ra6 o;eier Yrojspur ober
balo periehrt !oeroen. D
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22
Die 0ultur oes Kopfialates.

Den ridlti9en Eog SIt t%rcifcit. Tic
&fI1u5dcn n%uiiien moalitit mad, bier
&od)en all@acpflon5t merocn f0rmcn.
ne leiorn ourd) ol5uIanac3 &crblei.
bel i'm gtiitbeet. 3ur erIten 6rilI,
beetau3iaat mGble man oen Mai
fonia" gleidl gut geeianct iiir fattc@
6~rllhbect uno Treilano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

tpenit man
oopon bort ooer
lieit, ooB bieier
Deer iener Sarntcr
cine itattlite 3ubI
bon 3urfepS 3u eli.
nem Bobcn Breiie
p~erfmfte,io tpiiuid)t
mon untpiafilrliH,
OaB man III ieinei,
Sduhen itanSc,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

Su 6riibIin02-
tlIrcu gcratteu
miro mo in rem
Ntenitcn iif) Ill.
itiuftip on3 &c.
itrcbeu reat, i'm
@lltt III rcinileu
mo 5n itdrsg.
10 gebt man lpobI
BON 0eEy rihtiJcn
@coontCu aus,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22
9ic Better.

! Ole Nciter iino OH @ooen b.s
Gtaaes berjirihten u1lo es f0nnen
rlebrere &ennen in ciuein StoIe &c.
lest wcroen, bob 10, boB iebe ibr
riqene5 gtcit ulo ibren cieenen Ser,
Id)loa bat, oaij oic 8biere eirlaloer
llidlt icben uno pom Melt ans errei'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

4ru6rric in Der q a.
tur. g9ie fommt rs cigentIit,
g0uaro, aaB 0is g.d.ilr lW 9er6l'
rot toer6en2
9tn, iie6 maj, tie Deniercu lid,
neil Der &9intcr ned uid2t I'M Nh.
tnae lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

9}udl Suiid,t oeS Observation-Disclosures ftr
Qaunipirihiddft hot III moeiicu iDcriJ
pertb ais Giiu1mitteI.
Nf6. e. in 2, Sf. 49, Die Nb;hctlura
fir @lnofpirtbitlaft 1breS Stadies bat
crit fir}ljf eiuisr NathihloQe p.roffcnte
lidt III 9'e3ua mi Die @cbanoLuna Ntr
Rcicreier5euQmnc. ~btionNer5 dui SEN
Fnrutcn nno citiAc eabon iln0 iebr be
mcrienalucrth. % lie Methooeu ciuidltes
Zen sur Gr6cnQuug ucu beiieren Erooufs
ten. Gicie iounen IN 8 Bunite gu
ian;menqciart ipcIneu:
+. 61It>n Civ 2bre Nii9e 70 reir
OILS ul09Iidl
.. @cuupen Gic einen Rildeimer mil
TedeL.
8. @cIftn Gle nit trodenen San
oeu.
l.. gc1ncu Sic i'd Der 1ith iofori
nadl 6em R clteu ipeiter on.
.. 1e6en 5ic Sic &ilt uno ben
8d6m an tiuem tubten Rlnp auf.
g. @aitcu 5ie. ,odlrn Stc urb trod
nen &c 6ic gleit llteniiIicu iofort mad
benz @ebrnudl.
7. qiefcrn Gle bte 0ildl unb Ncr
Rabm 70 prompt mic m0qIih ab.
y. AIbren zfc ben Robm tuttiB
. minoeiicn5 }ipctuioI Ntu Jaq.
o. 1uitoGirn =ic Cit E1it ailbE'
zbite!n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

Tau. 81. in Z, giiuu. g qi6t
feiu iidcres Nittcl, ber1uittclit oriicn Der
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oic NaIftrforbernllic
eiar5 0oScn5 bcitimuten ianr, I'm al
acueiucn icood, miro Die @eripeuouH9 ete
ner ilrineH gFcugc BON anlt oortbeiIboit
fciu. Nlrf eine Guaorair1tte @ooens iolItc
elm lnl5er bis Gin 9uIhcf BON llitaetrod
ueiem auft tCuune,. Ger Mnlt ioftc
ausqe6rsitet tucroefL Hndotm Der 20
aen aepfliqt oSer uniac8rabeu lDoroen
lit mo ipa6reno " fin oas H~upfion8ct
fertja Ger'ndf miro.
6 ioQie tets i'm TuGe 6ehulieu iuers
oer. oaB fem aalt fir goocu beriren
ret ipcroen io1tc. Der nit Triidcn Nars
tDffclu bepiidr5t fDtrhfH iol Aoh i0atc
snaleih nit 0asu N0lf aud @eiliaclolul
bxipcract iDeroer. IN CT Die Giaetts
fd1ft BAT, o1s 3itro0eu frei5aieber, mel
dos 1T Sent Turg enthalten Vt, ma
bciicn 9criuit on sic guit 8u perarIas
der. lInaelGu5te 5ol3aife nt5dIt NGl,
Ioiute cine beiradtiide Wcngc bon 20
.dide. =ie Ionte br6cr nidt 3lr aI1js
den 3eit tuic dnlt periDcn0et tptrocn.
aobsnaihe lit ~bortfeilh1It ats Gin Wtts
tel 5ur 2odrruuG oon itapcrcra &oeen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22
Gin 6icrprafer.

Gin Gierpriifer fam ans irgenI
einel Settle bergeItellt Dcroen, Die
groB getrllg iit, I'M cine 2alupe I'll
balten. Sn ser einen Seitenpano
mad)t man elm God eiten 3ou groB,
mo 5tuar an Der StelIe. onB. wenll
Die Qampe in bic Siite eeiteat miro,
oos Sod) in gleid}er &obe NIT Der
Qampenflomne iih befiroet. Gin art'
beres God mad)t man oben III Der
&iite, ourt oieies miro Der 2ampen'
spIinoer gefiibrt, oomit Die Site ct'
ncu Iitsipeg mad allBen finoet, Gin
2id,t, cine 8a5lampe ODER cine elef,
trijdc girnc f0nnen ebenfuns an
STEELE elmer GetroleumIampe gum
9nrbleud)ten Der gier gebroi,d)t fper.
0en.
@cim gurtllcltd)ten bdft mat ooS
81 70, oaB ous bite enoe oeS GieS
nad) oben fomnlt, I'M 10 gleid5eiti9
Die bier Iih~ befinoenbe 2llftSene be-
obad)ten 5u fonnen, lpie alid oen gu.
Itauo oeS gmbrpoS. Gin unbefrud.
tetes 81 lit bel Dem ourdideinenoen
Qitt poait1noig flor, ons gleifle iii
bel einem friiden 81 Ser Sou, obcr
ein befrilhtcteS 81 IdBt einen ounfle:t
Sled ~erfennen, oben Den Gmbrpo. bon
Dem ans cine Dfaiie bon flcinen 9lut-
ooern nad) oIen Rihtitngeu iidl
~ou5oebnen. 8enn bas gi menigiten$
as Stunoen briitet urb Der Gmbrt }
oboeItorben lit, iannelt Iid) oa3 @lllt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22
priifen Ser Gier pdbreno Ger Sebriitune.

fcrut. @eiBidaIiee gier Iniien iid)
ifon ant 4. ODER 5. @ruttoge utter
iild)er, n1brcro braumIdnliGe Gier
ment Die 8eiruftuug crit an I. Gage
oeutlif c~rfennen lniien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

den fonnelt, oa eli fif ionit oie Ge.
tier itreitiq MAIDEN uno iid I'M grlt-
qeid0ft itoren. Gut lit IS, III ieoes
Heit elm -8losei 3l le9en uno Die &C.
leqteu Ger oIlt09lih iort5unehmerl
uno arl fiibler Stclc a.li3ubemabren.
Sobolo Die &enne briiten mill,
legt man ibr Is bis 20 @ier inter
ibr cine gr0Bere gat5obl @ier 3u &C.
ben lit nid]t anecbrad)t, neil tie fie
ridt gut oedt. Sic @riite5eit bau'
ert % biz. 80 Gage. Die Srut-
bennen pergeiien nid)t ielten iiber Der
grltt Die 9efrieoigung ibrer leibIi.
den @eoilrfniiie; fonuuen iic nid)t
ielber sum Sreiien bonn gtete. 10 bat
ntart iie a~b5ltbeben uno an oas sSlittet
5u bringen. Sci elmer regelred)t Der
l~altfenen 0rltt perlpeilt Die Sehfle =
bis 8 Gage auf oen @iern obnc ouf-
5lIteher, pcrl0Bt Damn aus eigeneln
Intricbe oaS 9tcit, Inn 81 frcllen mo
fehrt Damn uicoer bon ielbIt 5uritf
c5 lit ober better, tpenn man lie ieoen
Gag be%runterbebt. 0aS Suffer mab-
ren Ser 8rut5eit biloet 8crite uho
Wtais u1o bon 3eit 5lt ;3eit etrua3 eiit'
9elpcidltes @rot permiid)t nit gchad.
ten 9lGttern bes 2otpel5obns, ou5lt
reines 8oiIer. Sono nit glife per'
ntiidlt, gum 9lbpuoern, iolte iid) i'm
StolIe befinoen. Gic Sabine nntiien
ans Dem 9rlltroium fern 9eboIten
mer0en.
Gle Nnf5nd)t Der Siifen.
@i5 5ilm Nu8idlilpfen ser Giifell
perldllft sic @rlt obne Strnieri1fei-
ten, sic Il,f5uft ser Giiden erfor-
bert oaqcger qroBere N%ltimerfiom-
felt, ipcniger in bc5ltg auf 9siitteruutg
al3 gegen SdJlt Dor @itterlrnnsun,
bilben. 9ic ou39eihliipften Giiden
IdBt man 81 bis SO Stlrnocn in
Neit, Damn limo Tie nit Scr 3ruthennc
i'll eincnr qcidiitten pnrlncu Stall
ln1tcr5ltbringe1l.
So LANCE bic Slider nod feline Sc.
bern hdbcl, mitB man JIG i~orgfdltiQ
Dor 3bnil, Sd)nee, Hegcn mo and,
0reuen uno mormtcn SbnnelrItrohler
id)iibcn. Mol,d}e &iidcn aetuobuer
lid iebr id)ucr onSsSreiien iold1e NM
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

lit Elm unipirtb'
id)oitIi1es Ding,
cine &enne 81 Ia
&c ilber eiitem 8e.
lege bon uitbe'
fru6teten Giern
iisen 5u lalien,
ooer iiber iolden.
in oenen Der gm-
brpo o~beeItorben
lit. SSn 9lcider
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

af ambphtFnnhr hHde amrnpn nG&nM bier bnhplat Manh%ra gnS% b Der G@@4m a@M$s
gmbt. @HNpb Der mfmtn wfhtu nur nnQ al trtbibcf = SbnIe,e t Der saTwfm ms
8mpn 9nhs, ammpme 9WMfhn mGbn mtb cmdbbhr mi. FRI. r. - msA n
6gn Nefs Nnmbnn N SUbrmD@ mubm mH &lNh nd bmhh bnmmmd, I0h mbh per M'
h@& nd Cola - @dHNR ben sbmmb bNdhom mST E@d ines ma bbhn Smphe Rmr
ale nO~m anrnpnF mi mm enfbhB BON Gents in @udDnfn gu nSrmrm ahn
Sn anbra nVWNpf", Ga GuG &a
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22
Sn Der 3iueiteu 9ebcnsDude.

Sl Der 6peiten 2eben3iuod)e fam
man Die @ier fortloiien uno einen
brodliden 8rei ans Oeaismebl. Sa.
fer uno 9lihtpeiSengrilSe mo etiua3
Wei5enfleie 9eben, mornit etpa5
Stnodenmebl nerriibrt miro, 8rot.
frltnten mo gefod)te aortoffeln ionic
etpaS robes 6leiif, 3erbodte 3pit.
bclll, 2omen5abn. Snlat, aoblbldt-
ter uip. reidlt man 3ur Gbmed)s-
hing. Strides @oiier ODER Mild)
nrlB Den @ilfcn itets ~5uqdnqIid Icin.
Gas Suffer mtB INNER iriid) 5ube.
reitet mcroen. oomit c. nid)t i0ucrt
ulto Gurdliou cr5el,gt.
Grit nab 5lpei bis orei @ofcn
ldbt man Die aiiden Gus Dem StoIl
ms 6reie, aber aud oann MIR, ipenll
idIone5, miloe3 Wctter berrid)t. 9a.
m0bIig peroen Die Gitdcn an gan.
3eS &0rnerfutter geipobnt ulo nit
od]t @oflen fonnen tic 10 1eboltcu
mo gefiittert per0en. mie Die alien.
Sir 8%riinfutter, grobfornigen Sono.
feline Steinflen ino etpo9 &nofeu.
futter muB INNER aeiorgt meroeu,
mo sur 3eit no Die Tcoern iih ent.
mideIn ntlB man iie beiouoero out
fiittcrn, oa sit Der 3eit QroBe 2(n-
ipriihe an Die aorperfrdfte qeitcIlt
tperoen. Spdtcr miro Die Nof5ud,i
gang wie Die Alten oebaltcn, ON
better fiir tic, tpcnn iie it'd ouI eincnI
o~ls0eoebuten 8eiocpIat bcrpe1cr
! fonnen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22
ueber Uurfey 5ubt.

man oom 8nei bis orci Gage hin.
olrd fiittern, mas ale babe Stlrnoe
SIT geiheben hat. 9a3 critic gutter
beitebt am beitclt ans bartqetohten
un0 mitiommt oerSd)ale 3erfleinertell
@iibnereiern. oencn feingebadte 20s
Den5abn- lnO olf iunae Neiielblot-
fer ~beigemiift iperoen. 81 fam man
tic ettpa odt Gage hinourcb iilttern.
un6 OILS @ediel : 5Sittter oaSmiihen
moIfenfreier Guarff1ie, nit uno Oh.
nc 3uiat BON fei11qeihnittencn 3pie.
beln aud, etlpa3 8rotfriimeIn iotpic
bon elmer friimeIigen Wfiitnng ac'
fodlteu Nais- mo @ofermebl8. "a.
neben iitBc 0tild) gum 3rirfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-22

Sof. 2. in g, Rinu. 1870 9eutcr, sic
uur fiber eircn beidlrdutieu 6Iarteurann
perfiiqen. eupfjebtt hie administration
6cs Stnates ohio. has Sdnpergetptfi
ntf has 0ulttbireu non 5elcric 3u tenen.
ihot meqen bcs qroGen NltRens, ogn
man 0 eicier @nrtenbfldl8e er3ic,t
Stnerie oe6cihf fat ilbernG. botau5Aciebt.
ou5 ocr @o6cu reiAlid @flnn2ctuohcnr0
ms bic bcuot6iqte Seud;ia'cit bsiiBt.
Qle3iplid 5cs Tfnacrs bar fir ocn
zeQcricbou bpit;mmteu flatc. crtldrca
bic zddlotrtdtoiqcfL ooB p |Duncn
Tiinasr uuS'bon 5n0 biz 600 Yio Vhoss
p6oridure utf ocu 9dcr criororr!ib iiuo.
Wnuht @trrsncr triiqct inter Den
zeGeriebecten acknowledgement al. I'M ZEN
RiGnu3eu ]beitdnojG gtuliacno BdhcEpors
rath 5u8uiubreu
Tolg5nSc Scaerieiorteu tpcroen 5itni
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

an Der %ltmge6ung oe5 HauocS bonn
Guttcr uno biloet bier cincn linre.
gelm0Biaen @lutfrcis, Der ais @lut.
rIna befannt Ut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Troops Aid in Battle

For four hours during the night a
violent. biting wind drove the flames
in the direction of the heart of the
city, causing a panic among the pop
ulation over wide area. Four thou
sand troops aided the firemen in COM
batting the blaze, but it was only
when the force of the wind let down
notably that their efforts to control
the fire were rewarded with success.
Scenes of terror were witnessed in
many sections as the flames threaten
ed widespread destruction. The
streets were choked with masses of
despairing refugees from the district
already stricken, accompanied by
carts loaded with furniture, the con-
fusion being increased by the f1ocking
in of sightseers from other sections.
Many of the half frozen fugitives
fleeing from the flames bore infants
strapped to their backs. The mount
cd police had great difficulty in re-
straining incipient panics.
As measure of relief the imperial
gardens were opened to the sufferers.
The fire burned so fiercely and with
such intense brightness that the skies
were illuminated by fiery halo
which was visible for hundreds of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
HAZARDOUS TRIP
HOME OF Maine
MOVIE PEOPLE
pine Tree" Party in
Series Unscheduled
Death Thrills
One Sleigh of Party Takes 40
Foot Slide Down Mountain
Side-Several Dug Out At
ter Being Buried in Snow
slide-Forced Bridge Build
ing to Insure Return

Especial to the kennebec JournaD
Bangor, Mar. 27-Thrills that
were no part of any picture were
experienced by the members of a
photoplay company which arrived
in Bangor Saturday afternoon from
the northern part of Maine. During
the trip from location" to the rail-
road station at Skinner, they under
went series of adventures that
would make the ordinary serial look
pale by comparison. Only by the
rarest good fortune did some of the
members of the company escape
with their lives. AS it was one,
sleigh in which some were riding
took Il 4O-foot slide down a noun
tainside, several of the men were
buried in a miniature avalance and
then all the male members of the
party were forced to turn to and re-
pair a bridge so that the actors and
others could get out of the wilder
ness. The unScheduled adventures
were experienced by the company
working for the new Pine Tree Pic
lures. Inc, of which former GonVer-
nor Milliken is the head. For five
weeks, the party has been at Rock
Pond Farm, back of the mountains
in Franklin county and about 20
miles from the nearest railroad sta
ton at Skinner. During their stay
there. they have been working on a
perturbation of James Oliver Cur
woods story, 1.-THE Test of a Code"
under the direction of Charles NJ.
Scay.
Shortly after 5 o'clock Saturday
morning, after having had every
thing packed the night before, the
company started to get out of the
woods to the station at Skinner. 1t
was necessary for them to go then
Continued on Page Cool. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Large Quantities
Russian Goods
Awaiting Shipment

Reval, Esthonia, Mar. u. (By The
Associated PresS)-MaXim Litvinoff,
chief of the Soviet delegation abroad,
who forwarded the recent Soviet pro-
poSal to Washington, for the re-
sumption of trade relations with the
United States. gave to The Associat-
ed Press today a statement he had
prepared on trade possibilities in
which he said that four steamers al
ready We're loaded at Petrograd with
flax and other raw materials for ex-
portation.
1.-THE foreign trade commissiriat,"
the statement continues, has $780,
000,0 worth of materials for expor-
tation, including metals, minerals,
fuel, lubricants. hides, furs fax, tim
Der tobacco, bristles, manganese and
caviar" and adds:
Fifty saw mills are working 81
North Russia exclusively for exports.
The flax and hemp are partly at Re
val and partly en- route"
Replying to a question as to exact
~ what goods Russia needed, NJ. Lit
vinoff said:
Russia would import railroad lra-
torials. agricultural implements. cleo
trical machinery of all kinds, FOOLS
and chemicals. Large quantities of
boots. and leather already have been
imported and much is still due from
America. Speedy importation would
quicken progress and increase the
amount of Russian exports. New
beds of graphite have been discCv-
cred.
Trade with Russia" he added,
'offers unlimited possibilities which
no other country can rival"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Ruling on Vocational
Training to Stand
Pending Careful Probe

Washington, March 2T.-Careful in
vestigation of the entire system of
vocational training allowance to dis
abled war veterans is to be made by
the vocational training board. Pend
ing the exhaustive inquiry and study
proposed Secretary Wallace of the de-
partment of agriculture. a member of
the board. in a statement tonight indi-
Gated that the boards ruling fixing n
maximum of $1,000 annually on pay
ments to men receiving vocational
training would stand. This ruling is
under fire from the American Legion
and other veterans organizations.
The new members OF the board"
said the statement by Secretary Wal
lace which it was undere TODD had the
approval of Secretary Hoover of the
department of commerce, another board
member. have the feeling that the
whole basis Of vocational training al
lowances requires exhaustive inquiry
and study in the interest both of the
mon and the public treasury.
at is the expectation of the mem
bers of the board that the study OF the
tie time. Pending a thorough investi-
cation, the new members of the board
have not expressed an opinion on the
matter now being agitated. The atti
tude of the entire board is one of i'll
tense sympathy to the needs Of the
men, and it is the wish of every men,
Der that the money provided be dis
bursed in the fairest and most help
full way possible.
The boards decision limiting voca-
tional training allowance to $1,000.
Secretary Wallace's statement said,
was made during the preceding admin
istration after careful study, it was
presumed.
THE new members he added, "wcre
not disposed to overturn the ruling of
the old board until they had had OPP
portunity to look into the matter fully.
If Ultimately it shall be determined to
modify the ruling of the old board.
the action can be made retroactive as
to allowance"
Secretary Wallace explained that the
$1,000 limit ruling affects about 100 or
more men in government departments
who, with vocational training allow
ances, receive up to $1,000 "a year from
the government. 1t was this situa-
tion that the former board dealt with
in its order, made effective April l.
That there now are 71,147 men re-
ceiving vocational training allowances
as against 46,S97 six months ago, was
stated by Secretary Wallace
The vocational bo~'d, Mr.. Wallace
stated. now is expanding $3.50, 200. 600
annually with the apparent certainty
that this sum will go into two hun
dred millions in the next fiscal year"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
BELIEVE RUSS
REDS BACK OF
GERMAN ROW
Systematic Plot to Set
Up German Soviet
Republic
Claims Communists in Ger
many Under Orders of Lead
ers in MOscow-Recent Up
rising Slowly Being SmOth-
cred Berlin Official Declares

Berlin, Mar. 27-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-- The Communistic
outbreak in the industrial areas of
Central Germany and the concerted
attempt by the German Bolshevists
to provoke general strike through
out the country are viewed by the
government as an unmistakable
symptom of determined and syS-
tcmatic plot, the inspiration of
which is directly traceable to Mos
COW and whose single purpose is the
establishment of a German Soviet
republic, a government spokesman
declared today.
With regard to the evidence the
government could adduce to support
its declared convictions, Herr Sever
ing, Prussian minister of the inter-
ior. said:
we base onr belief on unim-
peachable circumstantial evidence
in our possession and also point to
the public utterances of accredited
Communist leaders here and else
where who openly designate the
present period, when Germany is
sorely tried with problems growing
out of the Entente's invasion in the
west and the Upper Silesian sit,a-
ton, as the most opportune moment
for q revolt
THE German communist party
takes its orders from Moscow and
one need only follow the manifestos
daily appearing in it's official organ
to locate the fountain head of this
iniquity.''
The rioting in the Saxon province,
the minister added, was also produc-
tive of tangible evidence of the COM
plicity of Soviet agents in the insti-
cation of the present disturbance.
He said he strongly suspected, how
Continued on Page 4-Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
SEEK LIGHT ON
CARE WOUNDED
AND SICK BOYS
President to Name
Special Committee
Within Few Days
Announce Intentions Following
Sunday Conference with
Dawes, Galbraith and other
Overseas Officers-TO Cor
rect Abuses, if Found

Washington, Mar. 27.-President
Harding decided today to have an eX-
haustive investigation made of the
manner in which the government IS
caring for disabled war. veterans.
Within u few days, it was announced
at the White House, he will select a
special committee to conduct the in
quiry.
The president, it was said, is deter
mined to lay the whole situation
frankly before Congress and the
country to correct any abuses that
may have developed. The inVesuGa-
tors will be instructed to recommend
legislation that in their opinion may
be necessary to remedy the situation.
Decision to inaugurate an inquiry
was reached by the president after
heb ad conferred today with Charles
G. Dawes, Chicago. who served in
France as brigadier general, in
charge of the division of procure
ment of supplies: +. w. Galbraith.
nationa commander of the American
Legion; Thomas w. Miller, alien
property custodian and former
overs seas officer, Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt of the Navy department
and his personal physician. BriGadier
General C. z. Sawyer, who is con-
Quoting a survey of the governments
public welfare agencies.
Prior to the conference today. the
president. and Mrs. Harding. accom-
panied by Mr. Dawes, attended the
morning service at Calvary Baptist
church. During the afternoon Mr.
Harding strollcd through the White
House grounds with his guests and
later went automobile riding with
Mrs. Harding.