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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
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baB lie fnl1m CUR 9edung Beg einbei-
miiden geoarfs Big 5l1r nddffen grn-
tie Ia1ger oiiirffpn. Snfolge 6efen best
man in Srnnfreid 3meifeI, Oh Rrr1d-
nien imitnnbe fem miro. SEN bon Der
frm5oiifden Megieru1s angefm1ffrn
'@ei5en sl Iiefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

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St1lttaart. sS1 auer StiQe bat
am !. Gebruar Der Senior Der anti
renoen fntboliiden Geiitliden in
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firdenrnt Rourab Mtangolo, Stobt-
uno @arnipnspfarrer al ct. Cher
barb, iein 20. 2ebensiabr poaenoet.
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81. 8miinb. SIM 5ou1mer 1876 fam
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meibte als gifar mod 5tuttgart, in
Mai 1883 als &aplan an ct. gber-
barb unb nl1roe idon an Il. 0hober
1883 5taotpfnrrer nieier altelten to-
iboliiden @en1eir1oe Der Reiioen5- unb
5ugleih @arniionspfarrer. 8alo 46
SATIRE miabrt nun idon Die prieiterlide
Sdtigfeft oes 5ieb5igidbrtgen, uno
1924 sSabrerl oopon falen n1f Ste
acknowledgements. Ser boduiroige
8ralat lit in Stuttgurf cine populdre
grfdeina1rrg uno megen feines liebens=
miiroigen e~ntgegemommenoen uno an=
iprudsloien @elens ald BET Nidtfa=
tbolifen geadtet uno beliebt.
2%1aremba1rs.
aurembalrg. Sn Mndtl1m 1T oiie
alteite Eerfon Der 9rtidaH 5ra1l
8itrpe IS. 9oitert, geb. Sep int Sitter
bon 50 Sabren geltorben. Gin
8eingeiddft aus Der BfaB faufte IN
@ofngen 80 5uoer 1920er Bein
gum Breiie bon 700 5rnnfen bas SUI
Ser Durd bte 8ermitteIung bes &ii=
fermeHters Midel Befer aus @bnen.
SeterreiA4
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rem uno boberen Sdu1len geidloifen
um elmer 4usbebnung Der @rippe Dor
5ube11gen. - Die Breisfteigerung in
@ien nimmt meiterbin f%atatropbole
5ormen an. Snfolge Der 5teiger11ng
ser @enebepreiie fino aud Die Ba-
ldepreiie iebr tart IN sic 9obe ge=
gangen. Gs gibt gefhdfte Die fir Ell
men iteifen &ragen 900 Biz 1000 @ro=
men perlangen. Aae 8efleibungsge=
%genitdnoe, fir Die mon m6glidit bo=
be Breile berlangen min, mer0en als
engIiidR 8are a1tsgegeben. 50 fam
man iest IN einigen Nlslagen eng
liide 5dube1 leben, fir Ole Elm Breis
BON nidt meniger als 10000 &ronen
angeidrieben it, 9as iinb I'M nabreu
|Sim bes Bortes 2urusfbube; aber
balb meroen ole Sd]ube 2urusidube
fem: Sn Sen meiiten @eiddften fiebt
man 5dubpreife BON 10000 4ronen.
Sur Berteuerung trdgt Sic u1rgebemm
.te Sdnbousfubr fDefentiid Bel. Sir
einen Ar15ug neroen Breiie Big 5u
100000 unb 100000 &roren Der=
Iangt. gs gibt 5dneioer, Ole gebraudr
te An5ige fir 40 Biz 10000 @ronen
berfaufen. Sc 1T fIar, oaB l1nter fol-
den BerbdltmHen MIR mebr Der pn
Iutoitarfe Ausldnoer auf feine Hed=|
ritng fomm.
SadJien.
2eip5ig. Ser idd5iiide 8ifdpf]
9r. gbriitim Sdreiber er0ffnete oie
erfte 8orIeiurg HiIber @unt IN Ser Uni
Derittadt 2eip5ig. 9iefe Satfade, an fi6
idon boderfreltlid, barf Defenders
nod bestDegen Der5eidnet rDerben, 90
Der Anorang 5u Dem pbiloiopbiiden
&sllril1s oes giibofs iebr groB lit: oas
Mnoitprium 40, I'M Nittelteil oes 5Uei
ten Stodtperfes ser l1niperiitm, NOR
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
MUSLIN
INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN
TABLE DAMASK

So inch mercerized dam
ask; good quality, pretty
patterns yard ...... 49c
&C Inch Mercerized Dam
ask, choice designs; fine fin
ish yard ............. SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
TABLE COVERS

Mercerized hemstitched
table covers; each $50. CSC
Special lot Table Covers ;
several designs and sizes !;
each SLID
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
LINEN B CLOTHS

70x70 odd lot all linen
table cloths each -. 1888
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
TOWELING

Bleached crash, 1872 in.
wide; linen finish F.; red bord-
err; yard .............. 1Oc
White Cotton Toweling,
good weight red border, yd.
7c.
Twilled White Toweling,
II in. wide red border I'd.
Sc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
LONG CLOTH

Sc inch long cloth, fine
quality, good weight, 10 yd.
piece for $1.35
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
Lodge WIN Aid Leper coIorv

San Francisco.-The supreme lodge
oil the Knights of Pythias has voted
to raise 100000 by subscriptions
from members to improve conditions
at the leper colony on the Isle of
culion in the Philippines. The lodge
passed a motion to raise the fund on
motion OF G. W. Sperry OF Honolulu
chairman OF the knights OF Pythias
relief committee. Mr.. Sperry said the
riVe thousand lepers ar the cullon
ony were being inadequately cared for
Governor General Leonard Woods 70.
cent appeal for aid for the colony was
one Of the things that inspired the
fythians to promise funds.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

is not old enough to pot
Why should she want to ass seo. AM
ares and responsibilities of 1 n IN
life when she has had SO few mafrsa
pleasures of girlhood? Re- u as
carefree and girlish for sevsr,, happy
vet. You will be so thanlf',I a. yeaa
did later on. And No. No 'NaS ,you
not kiss boy goodnight wbstS U' %
,e the fad or not. A mere fri sue' It
the age of sixteen, eighteen ,enu i
age as to that, has no right " :. any
that privilege of you and Won :. ~ ask
not hesitate to so state. Ten-tb; i..Ouid
reasonable hour, and never y y
than eleven, unless you are o, .a'er
some entertainment which detairs
If you will send your nama sOu;
stamped envelope I will send Won 40 n
name of a dandruff cure. 'A 'a'
Dear Miss Brooks:
| have been pleased with you, =.
swers to other persons question. A'
thought / would bother Won with =
few of mine. Will you please tell ~.
the right thing to do when Won W. ~.
a young man, and after few dsss
acquaintance he leaves for his bor.
town and then corresponds with mo
until / mention in one of nv leHa-.
am coming to visit with some Of NV
relatives in that certain town. He h.,
never written to me since, althouob
have written two letters to him
Would it be proper for me, under tbr
circumstances, to go and see him
while I am in that town?
Hopino this will not find the vast.
basket, I am,
G. R., Utah.
would leave it entirely to circum.
'tances as to whether you would meet
,our friend on the same Friendly
erms AS when you first met him
You will no doubt see him while viz
ting in his town, and you can yerv
DON toll whether he cares to renew
our friendship. Perhaps for some
eason ne has not received your let
prs. No, indeed, not a one of your
stters reach the waste basket un-
G. R., or any of the Others.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

ron. mother walled fhe bride
'Jnck doesni love me ans more w
"Nbaf has he doneg'
'lhere MAS npll opo cigarette lea
ln fhe n1nse When Ne 1nme homo
fnm iha dHncs msi nlehi ana M
fflook y anl ssm0epd a. hlmsolf
American loe'0N NfeAly
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
Socialists Charge combln.

chicafo.--Deelaring that employers
throughout the country, organized IN
powerful associations. have launched
an 'operatorship' drive 20 deprive me
WORKERS ~ the right 20 organize. me
socialist party Monday made pablic
Pc 1922 Congressional campaign pro
gram.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by con
gress to regulate distribution and
prices of coal during the winter was
declared Tuesday by Secretary Hoover
to be necessary even though opera
tions soon are to be started in the
bituminous and anthracite fields.
The suspension of work in the coal
fields now in the twentieth week has
so lowered coal stock, Mr.. Hoover
said that not even immediate and
reasonably full production will re-
move the necessity Of some measure
of regulation during the next six
months, when the coutry makes its
greatest drain on coal supplies.
The federal coal distribution COM
mittee the commerce secretary point
ed Quits functioning with voluntary
forces and as an emergency agency
and hence cannot continue to direct
distribution indefinitely. Mr.. Hoover
also saw the need of imposition of |
some statutory control of coal prices |
during the winter or otherwise coal
prices might become unduly high
Price control by voluntary agree
ment, Mr.. Hoover said has been sue
cessful in some districts, but in many
districts of late individual operators
have shown tendacy to break awav
from the maximum fair price levels.
Means Of checking the price situa-
ton resulting from competition be-
tween railroads and public. utilities
Tor fuel were considered Tuesday bv
federal fuel distributor Spencer and
he Central coal committee. Officials
laid the committee was working to-
Yards policy of more special pri-
'rity orders for coal shipments to rail-
Dads and public utilities which would
i've such fuel movement right of
Fay over coal moving under general
Blanket priority orders, it was an {
ounced, have been issued for the t
htnment of coal from the Alabama
ields for the relief of railroads in the d
running out of st. Louis =
nd lines in Illinois running ont of a
hcago !
discussions Of the coal price situa- |,
on by the committee brought forth
he belief that If the railroads could d
assured of definite coal supplies a d.
'ssation or competitive bidding and :,
le withdrawal of purchasing agents "
ON the mine fields might be ex- \,
scted. =. AZ
a''0na' Troops Take Irish Territory
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

national referendum on the ship
subsidy bin at the November congress
sional elections was proposed by SEN
ator Borah, Republican. Idaho. in a let
ter 10 Representative Wood of Indi-
ana, chairman OF the Republican con-
gressional committee. made public
MIR. Wood replied that the committee
was not advocating the bill and that
he would canvass the members on the
question
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

New York.-Agreement between
operators and miners at Cleveland will
result in general acceptance of their
terms throughout the coal mining in
dustry, and a nationwide end of the
strike, notwithstanding the relatively
small representation Of the operators
at the Cleveland conference, officials
of the National association declared
here Tuesday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
COAL STRIKE IS
HISTORY OF PAST
STRIKE THAT OPENED APRIL I
ENDS WHEN BOTH FACTIONS
REACH NEW AGREEMENT
Officials and Soft Coal Miners Sign
Pact Which Again Opens Up Coal
Mines In Many States;
Men Rejoice

Cleyeland-An agreement ending
the soft coal strike that has been in
effect since April l was unanimously
approved by officials and miners in
JOINT conference here Tuesday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
WASHINGTON

Two Indian chiefs positively identi.
fled Barney Mcbride, wealthy half
breed Indian. found slain near Mea.
doves, Md, and expressed the belief
that he was murdered in vengeance
because of feud between Oklahoma
Indians and oil interests.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

This Make of for information questions
that puzzlng you will be pleasure and privilege
fully and promptly all questions submitted Your full and
address each letter For special information send
stamped envelope All will always be held absolute
fdence.
All letters should be addressed very plainly in pen ink
Helen Brooks Box l545, Salt Lake City
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
NEWS HISTORY Of
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World
WESTERN

Fire OF undetermined origin at
Wichita Falls, Texas, destroyed the
wichita Falls & Northwestern Rail-
way shops, with an estimated loss in
excess OF $l25,00O The buildings and
All equipment, three locomotives. sew
eral passenger coaches, and number
OF box cars were totally destroyed,
while minor damage was sustained by
other rolling stock In the yards.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

Dubiin.-killarney, the last nosi
tion OF Importance in County Kerry
held by the Irish irregulars has heen
occupied by national army troops. The
occupation was preceded by a brief
engagement on the outskirts of the
town after which the irregulars fled
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

The probable duration OF the period
OF silver purchases under the terms OF
the PittmaD act, which guarantees do
nestle producers 81 an ounce for the
metal until such time as the POS, 900.
200 ounces sold to Great Britain dur
ing the war have been replaced by
mint purchases. is estimated at fifteen
months.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

therein. l sincerely hope you are il
real earnest in asking your question
Yes, indeed, l think there is harm II
allowing boy to put his arm around
a girl of fifteen. Dear little girl
boys and girls at the age of fifteer
should be thinking clean, wholesome
thoughts, and clean, healthy thought
will not suggest hugging and kissing
at the ace of fifteen. ] know you will
profit by the advice and not even
think of such things, but fill your
thoucht land keep it fully with pleas
ant, happy, girlish things. You will be
so thankful you did a few years
further on.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l have been reading your corner in
the paper very much and am gaining
much advice. / would like Just one
question of my own answered. When
| first came to Lava l gained many
friends. Now they all shun me or in
other words "high-brow" me. Would
it be proper to try to regain their
friendship? If it would, how would be
the best way to do it? I don't dance
and have no desire to do so.
FRIENDLESS
Lava Hot Springs, Idaho.
Surely it c2nnot be as bad as all
hat! One would not care to continue
20 live in a place where they had no
friends, would they, for without
friends this old world would be a
lreary place indeed. Think the mat
er over and see if you are not mis-
AIKEN in thinking they shun you, or
t so, what have you done to cause
hem to do so? If you gained their
friendship once, you can again. All
ne has to do to make friends is to
re pleasant and agreeable. When next
Iou meet one of these friends you
nee made, but think they now shun
ou, go half way in greeting them
nd being pleasant. Perhaps you are
30 reserved, and they interpret it as
eng "high and mighty" 1t is diff
cult for the selfish, untactful, dis
ereeable person to make friends. and
ill more difficult to keep them.
urther than this I cannot advise you, !
'r upon your disposition and person .
lily depends your capacity to make :
nd hold friends. i am wishing you
lie best of luck and when next you :
rite me l am sure you will have a 7
,st of friends. c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

The federal district attorney in
southern California Saturday was or
dered by Attorney General Daugherty
to Investigate whether the abandon
ment' OF trains on the Santa Fe rail
road was the result OF a conspiracy
by those operating them, or others, to
interfere with interstate commerce
and the handling of the nails
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

lhlllla ioll llll lhai Rohea uas
llF macs M all my anpann
ileflfN fnl Nllsl a'l pad au lheai
nm. ~ lpsq ih' mlls
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

H. A. Lindgren, 2 federal game
warden for western Iowa, was shot
and probably fatally wounded near
Council Bluffs. Iowa, by three men
whom he intercepted while they were
killing game birds.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
GENERAL

One person was killed and three
were reported dying in hospital as
result OF wild driving In an automo-
bile on a wooded road near Ellis park
at Cedar Rapids. Iowa The party
was going at the rate OF sixty miles an
hour when the car struck a tree at
turn. II turned over twice. Miss Ed
ma Morgan was Instantly killed and
Noble St1lman. Dan Clark and yina
Marsh were badly injured, and 1t is
expected they will dia
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
paar Mlss Rraoks.

! enjpy your corner YeTy much and
! gef mpfh Information out hi i
Anl = slfl ~ ~ and you'd appreci Az
~ f'fy Wrep u yQl would answer one
question ~ pc po yep thlnb ihere
y any harm ln leilIng b hoy put his
arms sfQ4pl a slrl " lhr 6rf M lb
lftfsf ihanRnF yQu Yery 1ueh
J ffmaln your frlend
iosion idaho
~ SAG gnu enI0y auy .ogn0g
'a4 ~ pf'haeg py 'h' pilusAqi
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

sun fai sea. deposed president Of
south chine, VINO fled from Canton
H going to sheneha fo meet repre-
seniatfea 0f chang go I'm, so,ognoi
m Nfn'hnrla together vim loadon
m 'hns|anF pfQiIpaa and 0enora
fnnf oND ~ Nu iotlus Officers. 81
pefiNN 'oml|pan0n asalnsl $50 an5
'if leN'pf Standardization
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

Dear Miss Brooks:
| see you have answered many ques-
lions for others. | have a question /
would like to have answered. 1 have
liked boy for some time. He escort
ed me to a dance. Two other boys
and he left the hall early in the ev-
ening. They were drinking. He
never came back to escort me home.
What would you do? Would you
accept his apology? l am sixteen and
Of course worry over such things.
am discouraged. Thanking you in
advance, l am respectfully yours.
DISCOURAGED.
Do not be discouraged, my dear.
Set your ideal higher and do not
worry over the mistake. 1 hardly
think you should accept his apology.
If he failed to escort you home for
the reason stated, his apology could
not justify an excuse for his actions.
Just because you are sixteen you
should not worry over such things.
A boy who drinks and especially af-
,er having escorted you any place is
lot worthy of our affection or con-
alteration, and l advise you not to
Illow yourself to worry about it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

lfuHNa Hrfllps Ai llffWOnl n0n
NHlt H'aiNi iAal ile N0lalom.nl hpual
'Nl Ni''H NlliNw VA lne ~ ~
NHnlpf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

WIN tpees kn0cking together Ia
terror. George 81 White lefi his home
10 hofbpgy Miss sbere he hai lepf
himse1 peu'faaed ~ four days ln.
sisflHf op $50 pQll'emep fof pr0ioe
lion ~ pas fneAg persuaded AS ap
pesf AZ Nopnfp fpuli lAefa pa oou
fqeire hH e1e N Nay NhDe
eio hae ssJfpasla NnfoJ a. ihe
lolllf sne ~ ~ pa auasnlf ou q
charge ~ ffeeNi ANa Au0NNni nNl
sv Ypn hbue NW H.iN ANaIanf
fef Nv ~ lanNf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
Dear Miss Brooks:

ANaA MISS DTOOkS.
I've been very interested in your
corner Between You and Me-" and
have some questions to ask. What
kind Of bleach would you recommend
for snowy white neck and arms
Also Is home made cold cream or van
ishing cream harmful to your com
plexion. You buy it in a small hot
tie from the drug store, then finish
making II yourself at home.
Thanking you very much. | am.
AN INQUIRER from Preston. Idaho
] am not familiar with the cream,
you describe. but vanishing cream Il
not good for the skin as il Is very
drying IN is effects. Your skin Is a
delicate thing 70 deal with and would
not advise you 10 use just anything
you happen 70 find. II you win send
your name and a stamped enyelope. /
vii be glad % give you tho name of
some reliable toilet aitieles which viii
not harm your skin, but add % H.
besuty,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
May l enter your corner. Should a
girl OF seventeen go with the boys,
and is she old enough to get married I?
Should girl kiss boy good night
after he has taken her home? 1t
seems to be the fad in this place.
What is respectable hour for a boy
to keep with girl?
Would you tell me what to do to
make my hair grow and to remove
dandruff?
Thanking you in advance,
ZELLA, Felt City, Idaho.
II would be proper for a girl of
seventeen to be escorted to a private
party by boy or with some older
person with them, but No, Nc, NO! she
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

The use of the Deschutes river. Ore
gon' and its tributaries for irrigation
Oh approximately 10000 acres with
power development was recommended
TO the federal power commission in a
report OF a board OF engineers made
public.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18
FOREIGN

Arthur Griffith, president of the
Daily Eircann, died in Dublin of in
fluenza. 1t has been learned in Bel
last. Mr. Griffith was i'll only ten
days and his illness was not consid
cred serious.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

Grain prices for second week In
August we're the lowest this year
Approximately 1000 ears OF fruit
from northern California, are ION the
rails bound to eastern markets, ac-
eording to California fruit shippers
ana there are approximately 1000
carloads remaining, much of 1t yet to
be picked. The average value of each
car Is $1,000. shipping men said. This
would bring the value OF the fruit on
route to about 100000
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

Arthur Griffith, president of the
Daily Eircann, died in Dublin of in.
fluenza. 1t has been learned in Rel.
iast. Mr. Griffith was i'll only ten
days and his illness was not consid-
cred serious.
tighting is now in progress around
Killarney. Erskine Childers is LEADING
the irregulars, numbering about SOC.
General Daley is anxious to spare the
famous beauty spot and is reserving
his fire when possible, but already
there Is much firing heard.
\ semiofflcial denial has been is-
sued at Berlin stating that the crown
prince had not made formal applica.
ton to the Wirth government for per
mission to return to Germany. but ad.
mitting the crown prince had put out
informal feelers. Immediately after
tho Rathenau murder word was car
ried through the back door of the Ger.
man embassy at The Hague TO the
crown prince that, in view of the sit
uation created by the murder there
was no possibility OF seeking a solu. |
ton for his request to return to Ger !
many at that time.
The French delegation to the con.
terence on German affairs was amazed
10 learn that the British government
proposes and insists upon reduction
II the German reparations payments
o about one-third the amount fixed
" the London schedule OF payment
II May l92l-that is. cancellation al.
ogether OF the annual capital pay.
aents OF 100000 gold marks and Il
'ase only the 20 per cent assessment
German exports.
Military rule has been extended 10
be provinces OF Ancona, Parma and
eghorn. Italy, where IN the last few
avs there has been sanguinary fight
X between the extreme Nationalists
ld the Communists. Pope Plus has
pressed deep distress az The inereas.
X hatred between opposing factions.
hich moves the people farther sway
pa me teachings ~ the Divine Mas- ,
r." 4
sun fai Sea, deposed president Of
pih 'hlna. who fled from Canton.
going to Shanghai fo meet repre-
aiatlfea 0f chang go Ian, so,ornol
Nenfhurla together vim loadoc
ihetlanF pfQilpla and GrnoraI "a
81. nHN Oi Nu IaITuIs. aal.af. 4. ~
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

The childish prank of two small
boys endangered the lives OF scores OF
passengers on the Panama Limited. the
last train on the Louisville & Nash
Vile railroad near Nashville, Tenn.
The boys placed cross ties ON the
track lust to see the train STALL" they
told the police. The ties were discov-
cred Just thirty minutes before the
fast train was due.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

Home brewers and anti-yolstead-
cans, beware the "booze powder" is
the warning sent broadcast by the
post office department. in a recent
circular. for stemming tide OF
"dehydrated' alcoholic beverages OF
reminiscent names is steady Job of
the fraud section OF the department.