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Evening star., 1921-12-02
Patent Office Conditions.

That the condition of affairs at the
United States patent office is a de-
plorable one has been for some time a
matter of common knowledge to all
whose interests involve familiarity
with patent procedure. The full truth
as to the matter has, however, but re-
Gently been made public. Thomas Z.
Robertson, the commissioner Of pat
ents, exposes the facts in the case in
his annual report, and Thomas Ewing,
a former commissioner. speaking be-
fore a recent meeting Of prominent
New York lawyers, mas pronounced
the situation as .'diSgraceful'' and as
constituting "a blow at the vitals of
our industrial system" A study of the
authority cannot but stimulate an un-
compromising insistence that steps be
taken quickly to bring order out of
the comparative chaos today existing
at the patent office.
The picture as drawn shows that
within the past two years 163 scien-
tffically trained examiners, members
of the bar, have resigned their posi-
tions at the office and have there been
succeeded by inexperienced men. un-
equipped with the legal knowledge es-
sential to expediting work which has
steadily increased in volume. The in
evitable result has followed. Two
years ago the office was $4,000 appli
cations in arrears, situation bad
enough in itself and eloquent of the
need for an increase in the force
charged with examinations. Nine
months ago the arrears had increased
to $4,000, and today the number
stands at the astounding total Of
5000 and is constantly growing. The
exceedingly important work OF search
and investigation preliminary to the
granting of patents, when finally done,
is too often poorly and hurriedly per-
formed by the inadequate and in many
cases inexperienced corps Of exam
iners. AS a result important indus
trial enterprises throughout the ma
ton, depending upon patents for their
very existence, are today suffering ir-
reparable losses.
Happily the darkness Of the picture
as outlined is relieved by the assur-
ance that conditions as they exist to-
day are susceptible to swift remedial
action. All that is required is to end
the policy Of starving" the patent
office, and to appropriate sufficient
funds to insure the maintenance of an
adequate and competent corps OF
examiners. Nor is a means to this
end lacking. 1t is proposed to increase
both the force itself and the salaries
thereof at the expense of the appli-
cants for patents. And on the as
sumption that any rational inventor
would prefer to pay a few extra dol
lars for his patent rather than wait
Indefinitely for its issuance with no
assurance that when issued error will
not subsequently be established in
the examination. the proposal would
seem to be judicious one. At all
events it is obvious that. in the light
OF the facts attested to by most COM
petent authority, swift and effective
steps must be taken at the Capitol to
relieve an intolerable state of affairs
In an important governmental bureau.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

public its annual opportunity to evil
dence whole-hearted support for
work vital to the health of the COM
munity. With President Harding's
proclamation borne in mind, the week
opening December 4 should witness
an unprecedented sale of the Christ
mas stamps which insure the forward
ing Of a vital educational function.
Evening star., 1921-12-02
A Question of Ethics.

On Thursday evening a Boston
physician discussed before a large
audience the question as to whether
or not one Of his profession is justi-
truth to a patient. He made it clear
to his hearers that the problem Is
frequently a serious one.
In opening the discussion the doc
tor said that distinction must be
made between veracity and accuracy,
because while it is within the power
of the physician to be 100 per cent
truthful he cannot always attain 100
per cent in accuracy. By way Of IL
lustration he said that he was once
called upon to diagnose a case Of
toId IN him doc doctor 3o ,ha as ,.it it
of his knowledge, he had the dis
ease. The man recovered and so
proved that he did not have it, but
he never forgave the speaker for, as
he said, lying to him."
Physicians. one can see, are subject
to extraordinary strain in this mat
ter of holding to the exact truth, but
men in other walks of life face the
problem now and then and find 1t
Just as perplexing and unpleasant as
do the doctors.-Hartford Courant
(republican).
The modern woman never denies
her age. She paints 1t out.-Logan
City (Utah) Journal.
What we require is Limitation of
armament and not an imitation of dis
armament.-Columbi Is. c. Record.
Motto of the ants: 1.-THE way of the
transgressor is blocked"
Tennesseean.
China sees a new day dawning
Let's see, isn't that where "the dawn
comes up like thunder? "?+Springfield
(Mo.) Leader.
The Prince of Wales visit to Bonn
bay is regarded as a success. The rec
ord of thirty-six killed and $50 in
jured shows that the natives did their
best to entertain him.-Pittsburgh
Gazette-Times.
Even though the world is now safe
for democracy, it isn't q good idea to
sass a traffic cop.-Rochester Times-
Union.
Even II we can no longer sing "The
Army and Navy Forever" we can give
three cheers for the Red, White and
Blue.-Toledo Blade,
Speaker at educational meeting
says teachers need more brass. Prob
ably they don't care what metal It
comes in just so long as it bears Uncle
Sans imprint upon it.-Richmond
Times Dispatch. SO
Evening star., 1921-12-02

1t Is but natural for japanese
statesmen to feel a reluctance about
DESTROYING the Mutsu in the face Of
the popular affection for it at home.
1t is one of the most beautiful and ex-
pensive toys that modern militarism
has produced.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The fact that so many garment
workers have decided to strike makes
the extraordinarily mild winter a mat.
ter for especial gratitude.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The attention given by British novel;
lists to current political interest offers
ground for the fear Of a shortage in
first-class fiction for next season.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Volapuk and Esperanto, announced
as universal languages, are about the
only ones not being spoken in Wash
ington just now.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The profusion of German currency
with which he is surrounded does not
prevent Bergdoll from longing for
some good, old American money.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The prediction that Secretary
Hughes limitation proposal would be
something to talk about" has been
abundantly verified.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Unless the Washington conference
leads to success, the award Of the
Nobel peace prize will be more deli.
cate operation than ever.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

When Lloyd George plans a visit
the Irish question invariably looms up
as previous engagement.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The only full market baskets report
ed from Russia are those carried into
the palace for the use Of Lenin and
TrotSky.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The investment represented by a
battleship is regarded as entirely out
of proportion to it's dividend-paying
possibilities.
Evening star., 1921-12-02
No Inducement.

IT will be your slave for life," said
the young man who insisted on pro
posing.
"Thanks," rejoined Miss Cayenne.
But in my home we already have
servant problems enough"
Evening star., 1921-12-02

some people, said Uncle Eben,
seems kind o. disapp' p'inted in dishere
conference cause it don't bring ma
tions all Of sudden to de mourners'
bench, same as folks at q camp
meetin'." -
Evening star., 1921-12-02
Taxation.

IaXaClOn.
What do you regard as the most
satisfactory form Of taxation?"
1.-The kitty in poker game" re-.
piled Senator Sorghum. Its liberal
and perfectly reliable, and at the same
time everybody is too much engaged
in trying to do business to notice the
expense"
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Jud Tunkins says one Of the worst
cases Of unpreparedness he knows is
that Of a man who tries to sing the
Star Spangled Banner" in spite Of
the fact that he never learned the
words.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The Suits are in the sports
models and single and double
breasted styles, as our tailors
interpret the fashions - in
tweeds, herringbones, worst
eds, etc.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Unrecognized But Happy.
The life of sacrifice obscure
Our father dear has led It.
The Christmas cash he must procure
While Sanity takes the credit.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Even II we can no longer sing 1.-THE
Army and Navy Forever" we can give
three cheers for the Red, White and
Blue.-Toledo Blade,
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The Overcoats are ulster
cites, ulsters - single and
double breasted. loose or form
fitting, with belts, patch pock-
cts, raglan and regular shoul-
ders.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Speaker at educational meeting
says teachers need more brass. Prob
ably they don't care what metal it
comes in just so long as it bears Uncle
Sans imprint upon it.-Richmond
Times Dispatch. 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
~aont Gpereit ifal .beitises.

Ser forbereoes nu en- britt # >@fs=
petition, iom ffol forigge at beitige
Mont @pereit, Ser er oet beieite Siel6
/ &er6en. 6ieloet ct beliggenoe mel
lem en- @effe andre beie &oppe
&inalaia og naar et1 Sei6e al 49,
002 SOD ODER &abets Sberfla6e.
&alriee Gfspe6itioner bar peret u6<
ien6t for at naa &oppen; men inge1
bar naaet beiere emo ca. $4,000 500.
@rigaoegeneraI Bruce bo16t forle-
ben Iften ct 6oreorag om ben pros
iettere6e @fspe6ition / @otn1or geo.
grafiife Screening, iom tilligemeo
@lpeflubben bar taget Mrrongeme11<
tet al @fspeoitionen / fin &aan6.
General Bruce n6tdlte, at ban baabe-
6e at funne interesfere BEN i116iife
@eeiering for &lanen, og at oenne
1ttlle6e 6lpbemaifiner til Dispoii=
ton; bbis oen in6iife 9fegiering bill
6e oct, bi16e set fimp1ificere Mrbei6et
/ bei @ro6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
Mislpffet.

Sfglge en- @resieme66eleIie fro
9eetpblrn, g. g., er set BERT 8la6et
tioligere ontalte @fspertnent, Jon;
for etpar Tiger ii6en poabegDn6te al
Metpbern sSSron @orfs a116 @mppIp
@ontpanps 9lrbei6ere, allere6e opgi-
bet iom forfeilet. Gonp oct bill min
bes, forlangte Mrbei6erne, ga Som
pagntet erfl9re6e, at set 1aa fig MOOT
til at ne6iette 2enne11 forat funne
bol6e 6abrifen @anG felb at fac
obertage Driften og itaa 2ait oe
8rait imnmen ON @ebinit eller Sab.
&ompagniets Direftion git in6 paa
6orilaget, og Mrbei6erne obertog Sc.
6elien af Gorretningen. De er imio-
Iertio b,irtig fo1n1ne11 til @rfien6elis
af, at 6e bnb6e taget fig r8ano oper
&obe6et" og Inn git lunogaoelige
Sab irt1ebe. De ober6rog 6erfo1
Driften ieien til here's Gbefer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
An1rrtka>
Sagcr fat isiel,.

Set pprlte al slrbeiosleoigbeoen |
9lutomobili11oul ltrien Detroit er oet
1,u forbi meo. SS116en Mioten al
sSebrlar eller sen /. Morts pil alle
Sc ltgrre slrtonobilfabrifer % Be fle-
1te al be rni11ore bore @irflon1beo
igien. Moor bisle Sabrifer bar glen=
optoget 9riften, bill oen itore Wtas1e
al Sc mi orbeioslpie blipe beiflettt=
get igien. S 9etroit alene er mi
oper 100000 Mono le1ige ion1 SOL
oe af g(uton1obilfabrifers Driftsi11o=
ittlling.
Spp 6obriter al @beeling Steel
Corporations @bittafer= =@leisner An-
Ing, bpis Drift bar neret in6ihllet
flere Tiger, pi1 gienopto9e 9rttte11
paa Manoog. 800 Meno pil faa
Mrbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
GDb Dafnta.

&iceguberner Carl @unberion bar
UNDER 8eiettelien al 6e forifiellige
@enatsfomiteer in6fgrt en- Soran=
bring, iom ollie er tiffre6s 1ne6 og
Eiom 1aaaife an6re @tater bil fblge
efter. Set bar beret Sen aln1inbelige
6remgangsmaa6e, at ser paa &on1i=
teen for 8anfanligge116er bar beret
u0nebnt l1oelnffen6e 8onfmeno,
paa 2an6brugsfon1iteen 16eluffenoe
Gar1nere oib. Denne &ege1 bar
@unoerion lite fulgt, 1nen tpertimo6
feet til, at ser +. Gfs. poa 8anffoni=
teen bleb min6it en- 5armer, pao
2anobrugsfon1iteen Ell 8anfmanb
.oib. &tcegubernpre1t bar erfl9ret,
at ban be6 oenne Sor6eling e1ler
v;@iring" baaber at gibe &onniteen ct
breoere @pn paa Sc forifiellige 60
ger, Sen faar at beban6le, og be6
ner1nere @ftertanfe er a1le enige
n1eo bom 6eri Man bor life fpr BE-
te11ft, at man nn6er 6en gamle 9r6=
ming bar 116iat for at ie en- Gag fun
fra en- SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
.eSrlanb.

:. Danie1 S. 0'@auagban, 8orgne=
iter Sort, ssrlan6, Ser bab6e beret
bol0t ti1bage af Sn6ban6ringsmpn-
6igbe6erne / Memport Stems, bleb i
Gors6aes l6sla6t efter Or6re fra Mr=
bei6erniniiter 8ilion. Strafs efter
at at set bar bleben befien6t, at ban
bar lesla6t, mootog ban telegrafif
Sn6bD6elier til at tale flere 9teoer.
@n6bioere blep> ban al rGon1n1ittee
Of 1907, oer 11noerieger irife 6or=
bolo, opfororet til at meoe for benne
&onnite. Sqn uotd1er, at en- uMor=
berba16e" at brittle &ropper berier
Srlnno og terroriierer bets sSsn6bDgz
qere, % ban opregneoe en- lang 2iite
al @ruiombeoer begunet at rMor6er.
baroen". &an beifreb @a35iaer fore
taget uf rorufne &obe" 116gigre11oe
.Moroe erban6en" bbor Srlpn6ere
bleb Taaet, bnt6et, truet, Sufe plpn.
bret % abinoer nntaitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
Mrs. @arringtons relieibie 6mn9er
itreife.


Wfrs. @rneit g. &arrington, Dan=
billie, sSn., ser 2er6ags bab6e ia
itet II Tiger for at faa fin Meano til
at lutte fig til ben6es &irfe, be-
tie116tgior6e, at bum 1,11 be6er, al
bele &er6en bill blibe bierget eller
i6etmin61te babe @abn at ben6es 6a=
ite. Sum erflere6e, at bum MI fpler
fig be6re og iterfere, en6 90 bun BE-
gpn6te at faite, bar ingen @merter,
iober go6t og lite feler nogen Sltn=
9erln1erter. SSsnterbtemeren ipntes
i1niolerti6, at bun iaa 1angt ibagere
no tro6s ben6es Saaitano ON Set
n1o6iotte.
Mr. @arrington iag6e, at ban
lite baboe ffiftet Mening, men bbis
bans Some fun6e bepiie ban1, at ben=
oes @eligion er be6re ems bans egen,
pil6e ban gibe efter.
Mrs. &orringto11 brp6 en6elig lin
Sa1te / @en6ags, efterat @ait. 6.
YaDne bop6e tolt meb ber16e to 81:
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
sSmob sSapaneierne.

Me6 80 @ten1rner for og ingen
ir1oo be6tog @alifornias @enat forle.
oen en- @eiolution, Ser filler 6et
@rab til geationalregierineen, at 6en
lite maa eipe fin 8inigelie til nogen
Graftat, Der bill opbebe @aliforrias
~Mnti= =gllien" 2ar16lob eller gibe So.
paneierne 8crgerrettigbe6er.
Nplig Tom ser en- Sopaner fra
Gali fornia til Brownsville, &eras,
for at billie boiette Jig Der. Son
n1e6tes i1niolerti6 itrafs beo lin &n.
fon1it al Mmerican 2egion, Meoleu1.
n1er al &anbelstlubben og 6armer-
mes Screening, Der fortolte bana, d
ban n1aatte bore uoe al 8pen in6en
4S Gimers 6orl6b, bbis, ban bab6e
lit 2ib fiert. 6olfeiteuningen tool
te life, at nogen SSapaner boiatte fig
ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
9amicl S. Callahan.

W}r. Callahan al @albington>
0berfasierer for &nigbts Of Column
bus og 6orpalter hf ct 6ono paa
$5,000,000, Ser ifal bruges til at
bpgge en- &rtgsmin6ebpgning og TOM
munalt slu6itortl1m Balbington,
er al @abe 8ene6tft bleben uonepnt
til &t66er ,af ct. @regorius=0r6e=
men. Com @asierer for &nigbts Of
Columbus forbalte6e Scr. Callahan
ct Meobielpsfon6 paa $40,000,000
11oen at mo6tage en- 0o1lor Gage.
Set bar ban1, ser foreilog, at 0rga=
niiationen iful6e oprette fine College
Stipen6ier for ti6ligere Sol6ater.
Callahan bar mango Mar 1pillet en-
fren1tre6en6e &olle / 5orretnings=
og iociale &reoie @aibineton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
-Sranfris % ganbrbiitriftet.

Da Gpitlano lite bar opfDl6t fine
Sorpltgtelier na6 &eniDn til Mfpab-
11inge,l truer 5ranfrig meo at tage
@ubr &ulbiitriftet / 8eii66eIie.
@fignt england lite fan afnerge ct
iaaoa1,t @friot, iaa er set life meget
ite1nt for at noget iaaoant ffer. @e6
6orbanolingerne / Spa ene6es 2lop6
George og Whlleran6 ON at true
Gplflono 1ne6 8el9ttel1e af @ubr=
Diitriftet, beriom set lite opfDlote
fine lorpligtelier meo &eniDn til Mf-
bebning. Gnglenoerne mener imio=
lertio, at Sen frantic General Mollet
for lenge fioen ffal6e babe meo6elt
oe5 9lIiereoe, at Epitlan6 lite opfpl6-
te fine 5orp1igtelier, / Ste6et for At
pei1te inotiI en- l1ge fpr 9ibsfriiten
bar n6leben.
Naeoens Gpiflanos ftaae1,oe Scr
er bleben for1nin6ifet til unber 6et
MntoI, Der forlangtes, netnlig 100,-
600, bar set en- inafal6t Gibilgar6e
paa flere &unoreoe 8niinoe Meo-
Iennner, % 6ranffmenbeue n1erer,
at 6e,1ne @uroe 11armef maa betrag-
tes forn birfeIige Soloater, felb ON
toe bnrer ct nnoet gtobn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
@rtBlanb.

@nelanbs 116fieter for 1921 ifaI
iffe bore ierlig 1pfe. 6or oct fgrite
er Ser set irife Spbres,naal> ser 10
bo1oer itore @anifeligbeoer> iaa er
ser slrbeibslsSbeben, Sc mango eln-
ereb i 8la6ene mos 9tegieringem for
iaafalot }76ielbe6, og oe mango u6en=
rigffe @pgrgsmaol. Ser er set pa
leltinife @renieipgrgsnnaal, Ser
maaife bill bol6e ue,1igbeoer ,meo
6ranfrig; Ser er Weiopotarnien 1neo
bets itore l16gifter og bets @Iie; Ser
er bet periiffe @pergsmaal; ser er
Snoien, bbor Der berifex flor uro, og
Ser er 6e rusiiife &an6elstilbu6, 1om
bar polot Splittelie i set engeIfe
Mtniiteriurn. gn6bi6ere er ser nogle
Spgrgsmaal, iont ifal afgipres meo
6e 6orene6e 5tater, bl. a. Die
ipergsmaalet, Selegraffablerne og
|an6et.
Sra 2on6en n7eloes, at 9lrbeios=
lpsbe6en bol6er paa at tiltage / be-
te11telig @rao og at @tillingen iom
Gplge oerof er faretruen6e. Ser er
allereoe paa &egiertngens 2ilter op=
fort ober 100000 orbei6slgie, men
fonierpatipe Sperilog ietter set bir=
felige Mntal al iaaoanne til ober en-
0illion.
Ser treffes Sorarltaltninger til
at forebpgge l1offeielier % til at tree
De fraftig op, OH set 1ful6e fon1me
til Oplpb, ierlig 2on6on, bbor 2e=
6erne otter truer me6 at mar1cbere
in1o6 6eritemini1terens @eii6ens 90
&arlamentsbpgntngen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
st en9elF Gtorprpieft.

Set engelife Gransport1nini teri
nmS Sngenigr=D =Departement bar us
arbeioet en- @lon o1n &ro6uftion al
@leftricitet be6 &an6fraft, iom bar
baft betpoe1ig Spmerfion1be6 oper
bele 2an6et, i6et sen filler n1eget
billig 8elDsning og Ell geeogang /
&ulforbruget af benbe6 4 Millioner
Cons aarlig i l16iigt. &lanen gaar
u6 paa at ahlegge en- 20 Wfil lang
0emning 1neo 8roer tbprs ober 5lo=
oen @ebern, 1ne6 @luier og Eurbiner
iant &raftitationer, iom ital funne
nobifle ober 7a Million &eltefrefter
/ en- 10 Etn1ers Sag til en- @ris al
min6re en6 / Gent pr. &ilotpat. elt
Manen er giennemferlig er ollie Sag
meno enige om; fun er 6et tpipl=
ion1t, ON Barlamentet bill goo meo
til 8ebilling af 9lnlegson1foitnin=
gerne UNDER Sc banifelige fi11ariielle
6orbolo. Sba6 Ser bentes at blibe
ct oberbebiien6e @rgument Saber
al Manen er, at 6e 4 Millioner Sons
&ul, 1om ben bi16e ipare 2on6et, Tan
bltbe efsporteret til a116re 2an6e %
bringe england en- betp6elig sSS16=
tegt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
]ahla11hpt.


@tor1nagternes &epreientanter /
Ma6rio bar, UNDER 2eoel1e al Sen
amerifanlfe Mmbusia6er Gol. sSoiepb
@illaro, forbereot en- M6pariel til
Spanien gaaen6e no paa, at oe ier
me6 Misneie paa Gationalforiamlin=
gems Soripg paa at Iegge &inori1-
ger / @eien for u6enlan6ife Goreta=
gen6er / @panien be6 beie @fatter
.og paa an6en Miaaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
&aa Saat efter 2@atemenb.

Gn gfspe6ition al ct piltnof n1eget
iiel6ent 5lags befin6er fig for 81
6e11 paa &eien til Seem Zealand.
Sfibet vGotnui" ser bar @fspeoi=
tionens Me6lenrner ON 8or6 og iei=
Ter a1n6er britiif SSlog, onleb nDlig
Norfolf, ga.
@fspeoitionen beitaar of 200 unge
giftefarotge &bin6er, io111- befinoer
Jig paa @eien til Seem 8ealano pao
Sogt efter 9ggtefeller og &ien1.
st af @fspeoitionel1s Me6lenmer,
MiiS &utb Mace, tiIito6 uforbebol.
bent, at bette bar SormaaIet for @ei.
fen. vS6enitgten me6 Dor g2eiie til
Seem 3ealano er, iag6e bum, ra1
gifte os, bbis Ri fan fin6e @e,1o,
iom III ipnes on1. Set er lite @ig=
Dom, BET fon1n1er an pna. @i gnifer
at D19lpet1l meo at bDgge gooe 9len1
og en goo Natton."
MiiS Mace fortalte, at 6isie 20C
&binoer, iom befanot Jig ON 8orf
paa rGainui" par ben fprite itprrf
~@fspe6itton" iom er afgoaet fra
England paa Sagt efter 9@gtemeno
og at flere bi16e fglge efter.
Poa @r1,n6 af bet ipere Man6e.
! fol6 @rigen bar &bin6erne fonme1
| / ct iaa oberbel6en6e 6lertal, at 81
bar blebet ng6t til at 1gge fen I'll
| fremme6e 2an6e, ON Der FuI6e bD6es
6em nogetiombelft @aab ON at tun.
ne grun6e egne @ier1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
&en mellem @inn sSeiner o(

&en mellem Sinn 9einer og
6e engelife Sol6ater barer ita6ig be6.
Sberfal6 efter Sberfal6 finder @teo
paa @o1oaterne, og 6isie ibarer mes
at 1traffe efter eget Sorgo6tbefin=
0el16e.
S 2on6on n1ener man at babe op=
oaget ct &on1plot eller Sanrmell=
1pergelie, Ser gift no .paa, at Sinl
5einer bab6e Sin0e at 1prenge Sen
enge1lfe Harlamentsbpgning / 2uf=
ten, naar @arlornentet igien lan1lc=
oes til Me6e.
5reosforban6linger Der bar beret
f6rte mellem &ep. S'6lonogar, paa
@inn 6einernes &egne, og 2lopo
George, ON en- nu1lig &ilbeiebringel=
1e al mere fre6leige Sorbol6 / ST.
lan6,, ifa1 bore bleben afbr,16te 116en
at Oct Bf11teoe Wta1l 1aae0eS.
@n enge1if 9lrbei6erfontn1isi iion,
Der fornDlig 1tn6eriggte Sorbol6ene
SSrlano, erflareoe / fin &apport, at
oen lite mente, at Sen e11gelife &e=
giering oirefte eller bebisligt bob6e
hllfDnoet &epreialier> men at Sen
baboe bil1iget og foribaret 6orbrp6el=
Ter, Der bar ppet al &egieringstrop=
perne. Man fan6t life, at &opeo=
ifDloen for 6en 11uberen6e @tilling
folot paa Sropperne, men paa &egie=
ringen. S &apporten erfIeres, at
oe engelife Gropper bab0e misbano=
let baa6e Men6 og &binoer blanot
8efolfningen. 9lrbeioerpartiet for
langte, at Ser 1trafs ifuloe foreta=
ges en- retslig unaeriggelie og at Sc,
Ser boboe giort fig itpl6ige / 6orbrp=
oelfer, ifuloe ltraffes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
&us1an1.

SEQ &o1gene Moscotp er Sc ro6i=
fale @lene11ter gaaet al me6 Sei=
rem; Sc ban6t neiten alle &oiterne i
Sopietregieringen. S &omrnuniiter=
mes beire Slpi bebolot fun 9enin fin
Ma6s / &egieringen. l1n6erbis=
1ringsn1iniiter 80. 2unocbarlfp, og
&irfeminilter 80. 8ruepicb, to al 6e
met moderate ct bleben 11e6iaget til
at fratrG6e, og so. Grot5fD, ser bar
&irfeminiiter, miiter 6e11ne Boit, 1nen
bliber Steoet for Miniiter for 9fo=
11on1t.
Sobietregieringen og Sc ra6if1le
@leme1ter er 1ta6ig paa Maffen al
@66elflasien. Sen luffeoe laale=
6es 2 al Marfe6spla6ierne / Mos=
cotp % tbang 6erbe6 Mi66elflasie1.
til erten at igge u6 paa 2an6et efter
oeres 6eoebarer eller mo6tage oen
at &egieringen tilla6te Station. 6or
@i66elitun6en eller 8ourgeoiiiet er
6enne Station imi6lerti6 fun en- Gre=
6ie6el faa flor iom for 4rbeioerne.
S fin itore Sale poo oen oIrusiiife
Goblet t<@engres orpfte6e geifolai Sc.
min mango itore @laner til 2anoets
efonomiife @ienreisning. timber
Omtalen af &oncesiionerne til l16=
len6inge rbtalte ban III. a. fglgen6e:
&oncesiionS Spgrgsmaulet bar
baft nogen Mistonfe bos e11feIte
Mennefer> fom er tilbeielige til at
anie bette for enSbetD6en6e meo al
ielge &uslano til 116len6inge. 8on=
be=@epreientanter er fo111r1et til
Moscotp % bar erfleret, at 6e bil6e
bore bi1lige til at li6e er16n1t / tire
Mar, bellere emo at ie 6eres Ge6re=
lano io1gt til 5remme66. 9enne
Sten1ning er en- @aranti for, at hi
ifal bore Stan6 til at bol6e 6isie
@oncesiioner UNDER betrpggenbe &on=
troll. Mfen hi Tan lite flare % 116en
6isie &oncesiioner, for bi trG11ger
til Moifineri % 9fe6ffaber."