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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
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&Du1te famm ellen. -uaNaseine SSrnu
NOR 5mei 9abre lung on einem Wen-
.genleioen erfrnnH unb fonnte furm
eiien1 fbbreibt 5err Cleo. Rote
bon ct. Mnnn grentblup, Cue rSie
muBte Oft I'M gett bleiben ur11 gln1tb=
lie, baB ibr gnoe mole lei. Sd lns
|bann nber Iorni's MIperfrdrter 11o
Ibeiteate Dos 9eiImittel fofort. Gs
ging iibr bald befiers sic fann iekf II
genb cine 5peiie ellen uno erfrelt
Tih gutter @efunobeit.1 Dieies beta11n-
.te @rd1herbeiImitteI bat bel Der Be
bon Magenit6r1ngen groBe
grfolge eraieIt; es foroerf 6ie Mus-
idei6l1ng Der Magenid1tre ir1o regf Die
'@inge1pei6e our rornua1en 9migtef
an. gorni's Mpenfrdl1ter miro nidt
bnrh Mpotbefer DerfnnH, ior1oerr1
6nrh beionoers er1tnrnte 2ofnlngenz
ten brett eeIiefert. 8egen ndiberer
MnsfnnH nenbe man fiiid5 an ST.. BE
ter Gobr11eD & Cons gor1pnr1h 2501
@afbington gIbo. gbicngo, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Die Gebo1ution IN Hublarro 1T at
gn9e. sS1 2on6o11 bof man ffe etnpas
abrupt 5um MbihluB gebrnht.
fenbar bnben nl1d1 Die grtpartungen,
Die man n1tf 6iefe ne1efte 3etteIu11g
mtfe iiih nidt erfIM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

ben miro. Ole Derieigernoen HerIen
ltannen I'm @lnn5e ben orientalildell
iebr nabe. gom Mldra Bis Sftober
|bofft man etua 10000 6eutfhe
I&riegsgefangene aus 9itrnblano nllf
|bem SeetDege niiber MIaoinoftof IN bic
Seimat al bringen. CUR gntieud]ang,
IGinfeioung uro mfertig1ing meroen
Isle Seimfehrer nod Eager aebfeb
|aebrad3t, hoo All benz 3Dede eineGMrb-
Iganasitede erridtet miro.
@irttemberg.
Die prdbiitorifden 5unoe I'M Buh-
|auer Nie0 uben gegenlDdrtig cine gro
lie Mn5iebangsfraft auf Die meiteiten
&reiIe Der Sreunoe ffHiir Seinnatfnoe
|unb 9rtsgeidid}te aus. Sos miloe
@interapetter, oas j. 8. mand1en gum
|8moern einl1bt, fiibrt fait tdgliib
@iBbegierige aus allen &reiien IN
bic ettpas einfr0mige, aber iider nidf
rei5loie @egero oes Seoerfees, no I'M
pergangenen Sabr bodlntereiiame
5rnoe aus Der nrgeididte Der 0o-
mails beimiiben geb0lferung genlam
|m1r6en. 3ablreide @egenitanDe uno
|@erdte berldIeoeniter Dirt aus ger
MISUNDERSTANDING unb 8epaff-
nung 5euger bon elmer ga15 bead)s
tensperten S0be bes &nltnr5uitanoes
Der 8fablbauern. @enn mir be0en-
Ten, DoB felt ierer 3eit etnDa 5000
Sabre berfloiien iin6, 10 eri6einen
uns Die 2eiitungen, nmentlib au
|bem @ebiet Der E0pferei, in 6ormens
gebnug un0 Srnamentierrmg UNTO
ite11nenstperter.
gImnngen. - Ger 10 Sabre alte
Silberihmieolebrling gngen 8ioling-
moier 1:nb Ser II Sabre nlte Silber-
idmieolebrling 9einrih 4rpfer, BEL
oe bon 5trafoorf SM @miinb, batten
IN Der 3eit bonn Sftober 1919 bis
Wadr5 1920 bie umgebnng BON 81
MIND burb f6rmlide Haub5uge I'M
lider gentam. Sic 5traffammer ber=
urteilte fie 5u ie | Sabr 8 Wonoten
.@efdngnis.
Srodtelfingen. Sr oen 5deu=
men Der 8u11ern 8altbes Glen, Mafb.
iias &lingenitein nn6 0tlbelm Sdo-
fer brod 5e11er aus, oas nuf 6as Sim
.meien Deg 8iirgermeiIters Gein uber-
griff nro aud nod 6as @ob11- unb
8irti6nftsgeb611be oes 8dders gartb,
entHammte. Nne 6iele Mnneien muir
Sen 5erff0rt. 9ie gronouriad)e 1T ur=
befannt. Die 20fdarbeiten nnnfen in
Ser 6nlptfude MIR Die n~nbeliegenben
@eb11t6e Idiiberr. Musmdrtige Se11er-
nebren leiiteten 5ilfe.
Baben.
6reiburg. SIM 2aufe 6es fom-
menoen Somlners ioG abnlib mie IN
anoern 9io5eien 8. g.. IN Hoften<
burg, in Sreiburg cine fogenannte
9io5eianiDnooe obgebaIten neroen.
@eger1pdrfig fin6en Ibernn in ben
~ein5elnen 9efa1raten freie @apitels-
fonferen5en itatt, um 8orbereitungen
fir oiefe Dio5eianiDnooe ali pfleeen.
Sspringer. Ser 8rnr6ftiHer.
Der bier BRET Sduier ange5unbet bat,
lit nod nm Berf. Madts brnnnte oas
gan5e Nntuefen seq 2anbtuirts 5rie6z
rid NobrbnrM nie6er. So MIR efbr
nenig gerettet mer6en fonnte, 1T Ser
5daoen febr be6eutem. gr miro nnf
uber 100000 Marf geiddbt.
20rrad. Sci einem Sfanoden
6es @efangDereins o@ir1tradt" IN
@ittlingen bradten einige 8uriden
Sprengfapieln CUR gntlaou11g. 8on
.einem Ser 5bniie ma1roe Ser 17idb=
rige Mor @eiB b%oIliitd1oig 5erriiien.
Sem &nmerao, Der 18idbrige Mar
@inter ml1roe ebenfnls idtper per-.
LETT nn6 foforf In bus gpital nad
20rrad berbrndt.
@aI6sbmt. 9ier mlrben 5mei
Huten Derbaffef, tpelde eine groBe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

g Decentralization ans g
g Ser alteat Reiiataf. g

Gdldien.


9ie lniiherbeit IN 9berihleiietl
nimmt immner nnertrdglidere Sorr1e1i
an. SIN &reiie Rabnif 1T Sie pol
ntide 8erbesung iomeit geoieben, oaB
IeIbit oie beutIden &inoer auf ben
GtraBet nit 5%teimtpiirfen ltrt0 Shld.
gen berfolet peroen. Selbit Die Sra1i-
en- meroen gebinoert am 8rinretl
@aiier 5u boIen. Die oeltide gepol-
feruna il1d5t, iopet lie cine Moglid-
felt boal. bat, Die @egen6 5u Derlahen.
Sad5ier.
ssn Ser @egeno BON MeiBen nro
2ommasid meroen iet fur5er 3ett
bon unbefannten 8erbrehern fortge-
5est gonerngiter ongeaInbet,fp . man
permutet, nts SaB gegen Die 2arotDir
te, 0enert man ON Der G%erteuer1lr1g
Der 2ebensmitteI ole SduD gibf. go
iinb in feds nabe beieinanoer lieger-
0en 96rfern mebrere Glitter gan5 ODER
gum Eeile niebergebramt, nobel bic
lie gorrdte pernidtet muroen.
@r0oo. - Sci Der bieiigen Sc
meinoe eridien Elm iunger arbeiter
unb qab an, oaB er nadts olf oem
@ege nod 8euBen ansefoden nno
our6 einen MelIeritih int 8elidf ner-
Iest moroen lei. Ser iunge Mianr1
botte audi tatiabli6 cine fdhpere Std
perlesung i'm @efidt. 9ie angelteaten
Grorterungen baben ieood ergeben,
DaB Der l1eberfnn bon linn ft1tgiert
iporoen lit rtr0 er lid Die Berlebn1g
ieIbit beigebradt bat. 8oreiniger Se1t
tuarer a1tf oem @ege na6 RerBen lie
f1ne porgefommen, nn6 Der junge
Menid itano I'M ger6adf, tie ousgez
fiibrt st baben. Inn oielen geroadf
BON fih ab5u1pen6en, bat er Ben Hebe
fan ouf fid) ielbit erotdtet.
j 6annDber.
Sannoper. - Mnf Mntrng Der Mb-
tetlnna fir 8aningenieurrpeien 1T
6urd geidluB bon Geftor nnb Senaf
Der gedniiden Sodidule at Sanno-
Der Dem @aierbmtoireffor 2loiplg
@enoemutb in @amburg IN arerfen-
rturg ieiner berDorrngen6en 8eroler-
tie Inn sic gntmidelung 6e5 Snn1b1r=
aer Sofens unb Sic fonitruftipe9urd p
biIoung ieiner Bu1,tperfe Die Wiiroe
zines Ooffors : Sngenielrs ebrens
h1Ihpr berIiehen pnr0en.
migIe. -grideiien in ibrer Bob-
11urtg aufgefunben tDlr0e 0as gbe-
boar Sofbeiiber 9einrid Diers in
aIigIe. Sic muf 6em 9ofe rDobnerroen
Mietslerte horten 1T Der Nadt Sdll-
lie, rednetea aber niht 6au1t, oaB
0ieie aus Dem 9erridaftsbalIe fane1
Cine @eridtsfommHion aus Surg
BORT mar our Mufnabine bes Safbe-
Itanoes antpeieno. Sb es iid) I'm Ell
men Mor6 ODER 5elbitmorb baroeH
lit nidt feitgeiteni; 5u Ietterem log
feline 8eranIa{iuna boz, 90 bas Che
boar IN g1ten 8erbaltniifen lebte.
Ssnabrid. - Mm 10. 5ebruar
fpenoete I'M Come at Ssnabruf Der
hodtu'ite 8iidof BEN folgenoen fieben
9iafoner oes Briefterieminars Die 81.
grieiterpeibe: Soiepb gidbol5 aug
2oer, Sriebrib @ein uls Sambnrg,
ssrans Moidner aus &ofod, Barl
Gdoeper aus Nor6firdem Sern1an
@duten aus 50gel, ,sSobannes gbo-
mes aus 8obn unb Sermam Bnbben
aus Srafel.
9efen.
81. 2ubtpig 9ltgo, Regens an BIZ
lfs0flihen Seminar IN SpeDer,
aim @eibbiid)of Ser 9i05ele Main6
ernannt moroen. 3r. 9ugo murbe ge=
boren arr 10. Sanlrar 1871 gu Mr5=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Menge beIgiides giIbergelo BET lid)
trugerl. bas lie IN ole sdapei5 ber-
Iihieber1 MOLTEN.
Meberlingen. - 81 Der genleir1oe
Ennnbauien tpurbe Elm furdtbares
Berbredyen oalfgeoedt. Set Idngerer
Seit DerrniBte mon bas DienffmG0den
nes Aauiifers @r0ber. Man far.o lie nnh
mebreren Engerl mit burdyidnitteren
Reblein Der Ndbe beg ,Sauies tot out.
Sic Grmoroete mar 81 Sabre alt.
9arembttrg.
Dfferoingen. -Sn DiHeroinge1l
nno Change 1T elm uqgemei1ler 5fref
auggebrod)en. or umfaBt bas gan5e
Igergtperfsgebiet gid-Hiimelingm Ii.
lSfeinfurt Die Mrbeiter balten Hber-
|od g~eriammlungen ab, IN 6enerl gum
@enernlitreif I'M gan5en 2anbe auf=
|geforbert miro.
auremburg. 6ier 1T Altlebrer
lgourfeI bon @iInertpils, gater 0es
2ebrerg M. gourfel 51 DabL geitor-
tben.
SdJuei5.
gern. - Die 8obmngsnot bailt IN
Igern nit unpermin0erter 6barfe on.
Mnf ben radiiten @a1ptum5ugster-
min am 1. Mai 1T nit eir1er groBe-
rem Dboabloiigfeit 5u red]nen. SSn
IDen leBten Gogen baben iib muf benz
itaotiiden 8obnungsarnt Big iebt 334.
5amilien angemel6et, oenen anf I.
Mai Die 8obn1tng gefun6et 1T nruo
Die nod feline anbere 1nterfunft III
Musfidt baben. Snfolge Der gu er1par-
|tenoen monatliden &inoignngen miro
ii6 bie obige 3nbl nod tpeienflid er-
boben.
3ofinger. -Sn Ser Senne zines
2%onoapirfs I'M NnBerborfgrittnou
fan0 man ben SO Sabren nlten Solef
&ep, gobn Des ~friiiberen 5ierar5teS
GeD in Mlurf, tot auf. 8ie pom Be
dirfsar5t nngebobene unter1n6ung er=
COB, 0aB Ser Marn infolge zines gu
|engen @lmmifragens, ben er togs5au=
Dor gefnnf bette er itidt iein mlB,
Eals er id in Der 5deurte 5nm ans-
ruben Hnlegte uno einld]lief.
Gefterrei6.
@ien. Bor mebreren Sngen
|muroe bier Ser Webanifer &u6olf
gedh I'M &otel N%oroDeftbabn ted
|brieflib perfolgt moroen. neil er bort
[einem Maohen, 6as nod Mmerifa aus
nanoern moate, 1870 Collar beraus-
gelodt batte. Sci ieiner ger9aftnng
|1teate iidy beral1s, 6aB er f1on s55tDeiz
nal nrter ort6erem Namen Dorbe=
ltraft lit nrro es m1roen 3peifel laut,
Oh fem ieBt angegebener Nnme Der
|ridiige fei. Or ielbif teilte MID, bob
|ibm nabere goten nber feline @eburt
nnb leine A%ngeborigen 1ridt befannt
Ieien. - SS1 8ien murbe cine Giien<
bnnoelsgeIeaidaft unter Dem Gitel
,.@ilent uno 5tablGffiengelenidufft"
NIT einem 4ffienfapital bon 200 M1il-
|lionet aroren qegrunoet. Mn Ser
|@riin0unq Itr16 Sic giienfirmen Otto
@orf IN a6ln, Sic Geienidaft 8bo-
MI, Sic Mbeiniid)en 5tnbllperfe, bas
5tablDerf bon Ser 3ieten 1tnb anoere
reidgoeutffe uno bondnoiide Siirn1en
beteiliqt.. - Ser Hisberige tfdeho-.
lfopafiide @e{anote IN 8om beim
Gntifnn, 81. @mnil @rogfn, 1T gum
I@efanbten in @ier ernannt porben.
CT. @rosfa 1T fornit Der erite tidedoz
,beriihmte gdploB sh0nbrurn BEL
8ien foI. ME ieBt perIautef, nit
m..a.... -.,r4r;4 na Ce+nh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Der 5uDo
Gate. Saben Sroa Satin id
idon ffar Elm beitimmtes 8ao emf
idie0en2
Ser 4r5t meiB nod gar nidt
redbt, mas mir eigertlib febH, 5rau
StantsanlpnH
MISUNDERSTANDING 1T redt mo-
oern...
Die 6nt ia ibo1 nlein Manrl
B turf mi6er IS III
Sic. Aber, Mdnnden, on montelt
mid bod nod Dem Sdgerbauie fHI
rem, uno nun iino mir nuf ben
MuBfup gprafenl
Ct: Du batteft Dir ID aud beree.
nnnissen, gum Mitfagghfh 1nfen.
brntell 5u 6sreneM llno Damn iino
mqrnlc Miirftlben orolls aetDuroenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

~9aB GeIsberg fid geieafdaftlid
10 a1lffaueno obidIieBt - er per-
figt bod uber gnra beoel1teroe Gin
FINITE"
saber fen1e Grau Derfagt BAR
iiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

So
Ste Satin beg Gbe.
mifers. Mutter Gbre Jung ber-
beiratete Sodter auei1 am Mittag.
tiib a11treffeno): Scum - hoo 1T
oelm 9ein Rarn21
Ser 80. Der 1T nit Der Suppe
I'm 80. 2aboratorium.
S@Iau. g.: rgBie fannif
9n aber MIR nit einem 70 i9Ieb-
ten Slt a11sgebenl"
s.: .Sa, fiebit gu, n1ei1e Srnu
bat nd1nli6 %geidtporen, oaB iie. TO-
1ange i6 ben 9ut TRACE, nit mir
feinen 5driH ausgebe.1
6 II Croft t. Bauer Gin Der
gefiiuten 5deuer): u&6rner miro's
11idt bel geben; aber bremen miro
fdon BOG 3eugle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Batter: .gIio, 2ieiel. mir ia.
gen 5u Mutter, bob es 9eine 9du16
1T, bob mir 10 fpdt nod Smfe TONI
men; ionit friege ib es bloBi1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Gin graftifus.

DorpoIi5iH: r&on1nn nal
'rn11s, ibr 2nmpenferlel 9a1nit ibr
bos @e%r1ei,16ebrot ridt ga115 Inn.
FONT ebt, meroe id eI1d im @arten
oes 9errn 8Hirgermeiiters oIs So
gelf9euben n11fiteuen.@
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
STATE SOCIETY

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n,'S - ,'l loSs,il"''. 'l ''1'I'e Zen
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ono "I inc most "luhuln'" cNDuts
:. ',' n",'' N''f was ih' i,'rp
t' ~, wv. '.''"' ''''+ "I ne
, hiN !, n, '.', u, 1'''' N,h'hE w me
i""'' Wv ,.'''' '' NJ. ana Mr'
Inns ,''' 'n ''"'H nam
7" -N ~ 'u,hlp'.
~ -, VIZ, ''.'"'' ,''t ''''"E 'N 'NS' ~
,. w '''''~ NV W '' '.a'7'. .' nN nus
drrJ rlo-t-' nrco.n.
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,'''I ''' '' N' N''"'" "I''r
Wv ''''"'
MIR ana, Mrs. Lester Greene cui,r-
tnlu'd with AN elaborate dinu'r par
~ last Friday the occasion hciuE a
Joint '"I"hI't'"u'"f tlo birthday au-
mN'rs'r' ot Ny Greene and his s.--
i'r NJ. Ton * rl' ItriDh toNct-
were llld Ton the following NJ and
MIS- hun kuhrairFE. Nj and Mis-.
-. 'u,'. 'I. ana Ms w. T.
',nr,N' ""' wv '''' ''' ''''''7 '''"
'"''''' ''''
After an absence "' s"N'rtl
, months. spent ion Washington city On
the 'mpi"'m"n' u' th" "clthor nH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
nRnkIN NRROM .


-. and Nrs. william cooper and
., ...,.rs mother, Mrs. X. II. Mills
..f. Rock, spent the day in
i',,II'.t,rrs 4. \. Kemp, Len Laws
- ....rcr Brown went to Table
-'n thursday TO attend tho meet
4 '.,-., state Federation of Won
49,. rl,ph McClcudon returned
.,.H.. from Ava Mo. whore she
.I Fr'da' hv the death OF
.., rHnIfathcr. VI. c. Reynolds
49,. ..m Blair is spending fcw
. ..tr her mr'nor. Mrs. Fannie
'ln.. .n west G street
er. Jamie Rakor had ne over
..,r.. .ucsts Ms and Mrs. y \.
...r. ... OV7sso.
st. ..I Mrs Frank Copeland hdv"
..,.,... tu Okmulgoc after few
.. .t 30 Mrs. copeland =
.,r.. Mis- len Laws. and o,hcr
r,a-.. 'rroW relatives.
NJ. f. Tryon Of oklahoma city
r.. ..,1 ol Mrs. VI. T. How
.. o.. days Early In the week.
v... td,Nu Tirrnvy arrived Fri
A.. ...Y f.V di,s visit tu her sis
t.. WI1irrcd Mcclure. ouroutc
.r california. whore she spent tn"
". t. nu. home In Minneapolis.
~ ..1 Mrs Il $ Brumficld. for
... u,.s.u Arrow residents, were
,.. t. Monday from ENby FOR
3D.. I.. with friends and to look
.r.. business matters.
N. ..I Mrs william HaO hay"
..,urr. f.um q short visit with
.....f. .H NiuAl>tgCo.
Vr- . Todd of Calumet. OKLA.
.r-.vsl FRIDAY for q brief visit TO
... r.., Mr.. lIaryc Ahcrs, and
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Laws went
,. lrH u1,D sunday whore they
.,.r .. .u. guests Of Dr and Mrs.
p. e. >..Ht Tor a fortnight
VI. uI Mrs. II y. Chitwood
Ua.a ,.Wuod from an extended
,sf,rn rlu which included several
Yantn. .r the coast.
Nr.,,. Uaucnc McArally and Svl-
ia H,vi,s represented the Epwurth
,.,gur ui tho NJ T.. church. South at
,ho district convention held at So
luIua 'a-f week.
Mr. and Mrs L. \. Watt,rf,cld
announce the birth of 'Eigin Ar
aold W1,,.uold jr.' sunday morn
pg May
WNam Lewis. former we'll
.rrvn Broken Arrow business man.
sa. H,.. from Kansas city Weducs-
day and Thursday renewing ac-
ruainaucce and looking after bust
Nr and Mrs Lee Churchill mo-
,,rsd ra SauulpI Monday where
,N,y sp,r, tho dav visiting friends
,-r I,,tfrl. nfttr business interests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

iiumWer. Mary Jane 1otlu. Ruth
IayE., Hno Wells uf Tulsa sod Mes.
DANES HOY Mcck,hap and EaI
Gl'do.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

DoNrr%rrn "N rAGE rlvr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25

Also ffty-two scholarships in the
One:Year Agricultural Course, these
scholarships are worth $l00' and tut
tion of $40. The scholarships must
be won by competitive examinations
which are held by each. County Su-
perintendent of Education on July
Sth. It is worth your while to try
for one of these scholarships.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
Harvey is Scored
by Stevenson.

by Stevenson.
Washington, May 21.-Ambassa-
dor Harvey was made the object Of
a bitter personal attack in the House
today because of his speech before
the Pilgrims Society in London
Thursday night.
Representative Stevenson, Demo-
crat, of South Carolina, said that he
wanted the House "to know the kind
Of gentleman who is fixing our for
eign policy"
Mr.. Stevenson said that "in view
of the recent deliverance of our am
bassador to England, which appears
to be fixing, apparently, the foreign
policy of this government" he de-
sired to call the attention of the
House to a speech delivered by Col.
Harvey before the St. Andrews So
ciety of Charleston, S. c., in 1906.
He qnotel Col. Harvey as having
boassscd ttat his ancestors had re-
fused % fight the South during the
civil war, and that at least one of his
relatives had gone to Jail rather than
hire substitute in the Unior. army.
"That is the gentleman who today
is fixing the foreign policy of this
government to his ideas, a gentleman
who comes to a South Carolina au-
dience and attempts to ingratiate him
SELF" said Mr.. Stevenson.
iI take it for granted that this dis
tinguished gentleman, when he ap-
proaches the seats of the mighty,
when he comes into the presence OF
the crown of England, will make him
self fraternally at heart with the
Englishmen by saying that the people
over in Vermont never popped cap
at the British in the days of Lexing-
ton and Bunker Hill, or that nobody
could make them hire a substitute
and that therefore they laid down or
did nothing or sympathized with the
British during that contest. That IS
the logical conclusion.
sHe says we went into this war,
not for preservation or humanity or
the liberties of the world, but merely
because we knew we had to fight and
it was to save our hides. That is your
gentleman!
"The president in one OF his cam
paign speeches said: Il propose to
give you an association of nations
with teeth in it. Has he delegated
this gentleman to organize that as"
sociation? If so, he is developing IN
that direction, because it will be an
association that will have at least
a mouth in it, and mouth is neces-
sary to put teeth in, because that is
what he has always been-mouth'
nothing more.
owe were to have all our foreign
policies reversed. guess the reversal
processes will begin with this distln-
guished gentleman who boasts of the
yellow condition of his ansectOrs dur
| ing the Civil war"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
Ford Plants Initiate Gigantic
Production Program.

7. 7
Detroit, May 21.--Within a few
months the Ford Motor Company will
be industrially independent.
This in short means attainment of
condition never before realized in
the history of the big-scale business.
"A gigantic program which pro-
vides for the manufa cture in Ford
owned plants of every part and pro-
duct used in the construction of Ford
cars, trucks, tractors and gas-driven
railway cars is rapidly being COM
pleted, officials of the plant declare,
and is expected to be in full operation
by August.
To this end the production of leath-
er, celluloid, glass, cloth, steel, coal
tar products, paint and other prod
ucts, recently started is being expand
ed on large scale.
AS an indication of the develop
ment along this line officials of the
company state that daily production
of artificial leather has been increas-
ed to $4,000 yards, enough for. tops
and cushions of 5000 cars.
Production of celluloid, still in the
experimental stage, is scheduled in
large quantities by next June.
Fine quality steel is being made in
large quantities at the Highland Park
plant.
More equipment and large. forces
of men are being added to the other
departments, making the new pro-
ducts.
The glass-making equipment is be-
ing installed at the new lockwood,
Mich, factory, as large quantities of
salica used in its. manufacture are
at this point.
Several chemists have been added
to. the force of men at work finding
new uses for the by-products of the
various Ford industries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
SCHOLARSHIPS ANp ExAM1NA-
TONS

The college maintains one hum
dred and seventy four-year scholar
ships in the Agricultural and Tex
tile Courses. Each scholarship
means $40O 10 help pay expenses
and $16O for tuition appertioned
equally over the four years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
Prohibition Enforcement Laws
Will be Made More
Stringent.

Stringent.
Washington, May 21.-Sahara will
be glistening lake compared to the
United States, if the plans of the pro-
hibitionists meet with the approval of
congress.
The "dry" forces, unsatisfed with
the effects of the Volstead law, are
mapping out a vigorous campaign to
be conducted in the present congress
in an effort to stop up the leaks in
the dry law dixie.
Prohibitionists are certain that the
present congress is just as "dry" as
was the last and they are hopeful
that their campaign will meet with
success, although they realize that
with elections two years distant, pres
sure can not be easily applied to this
congress as to the last.
The first step in the campaign to
put the lid on intoxicants has been
taken by Representative Volstead in
introducing a bill to prevent the use
of beer and wine as medicines. Only
the future, can determine the for
tunes of this bill, but the. ssdrys" are
watching it's course with great eager
ness to determine the sentiment of
the present congress.
Propose Drastic Measures.
Other planks in the "dry" platform
which will be presented to congress,
are set forth as follows:
1. Congress shall cut off impor-
tations of liquors for at least five
years.
2. The further manufacture of
wniskey shall be prohibited until the
present stock is down to a very small
reserve basis.
8. The present stock of liquors
shall be concentrated by giving the
commissioner power to move liquors
when such action will conduce the
enforcement of the prohibition law.
4. The total prohibitive tax shall
be assessed against offenders for each
offense.
5. Only alcohol, not liquors or
wines, shall be allowed to be used as
a base for medicines"
6. Alcohol to be used for legiti
mate purposes, such as the manufac-
ture of toilet commodities, shall be
denatured at the place of original
manufacture.
z. The employees of the enforce
ment organization shall be placed un-
der civil service.
8. If the prohibition enforcement
department is transferred to the de-
.partment of justice, careful distinc-
tion shall be made between those
parts of the law which involve crimi-
nal Investigations and prosecution
and such sections as provide for the
prohibitive tax, the power to estab-
lish chemical standards, etc., which
features shall be left to the control
of the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue.
9. United States Commissioners
shall be given power to try misde-
meanor offenses against the prohibi-
ton law.
If these laws fail to check the en-
terprise of thirsty and resourcetul
Americans, then the "drys" have a
few more up their sleeves. They are
in earnest about this prohibition bus
mess, even if the thirsty are not.