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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

Chairman Lasker OF the shipping
fboard. while appearing before a house
ecommittee. referred to the Great
-I4akes-St. Lawrence waterway project
sand said the farmers Of our eighteen
chief agricultural states are making
-,demands for an affirmative response
shat the ocean be brought nearer TO
Ethem by the construction of this wa
sterway. The plan of the ship subsidy
advocates is to promise the farmer
the waterway in return for the lat
5ter's support OF the subsidy measure.
@Thus they will be expected TO pay for
something they do not want in order
to obtain the prospect OF something
s1they want.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13
UNCLE san AS ApvERrIsER.

The federal government is engaged
in demonstrating the value OF adver-
Using as a means Of increasing the
sale OF treasury certificates, with
gratifying success. An advertising
campaign has been carried on in
Omaha. with the result it is reported,
that Nebraska has forged ahead of
all other states in the same federal
reserve district in the value of GER
tificates sold.
Advertising has become so much a
matter Of course that few persons
outside OF those engaged in it realize
what it means to the business world.
Il is estimated that approximately
$500. 900. 900 was expended in 1920 for
newspaper advertising in the United
States.
Advertising makes for prosperity
it increases business, creates a market
for goods and disposes of them as
necessities or because of advantages
and inducements attractively set
forth. 1t hits at hard times by put
ting money into circulation and keeps
it moving-it helps to strengthen pub
lie confidence by stimulating trade
activity.
Advertising is species of education
for the public. Competition and high
standards OF excellence demanded by
an intelligent and discriminating pub
lie have given advertisements a high
reading value. An advertisement in
a sense, is as much news as any oc-
currence described in the news col
umns of a newspaper. Announce
nents of merchants have great news
value and form one of the most inter-
esting features of a daily newspaper
On the other hand, stores would not
be able to develop their large sales
without newspapers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

itself upon us. What will the Hon.
Ruth hit when they begin to curve
'em?
President Harding's dismissal OF
thirty-tyvo employees of the bureau or
engraving and printing Is the subject
of searching inquiry by the New York
World, which seems much wrought
UP about IT. Probably they are Demo-
Gratis; that is the thought that oc-
CURED to us.
And, so far as this column is con-
cerned. that constitutes a perfectly
satisfactory reason
What we hope, as we gather our re-
sources about US in an attempt to beat
the deadline is that Merton ana
sFqips' won't get in with that fast
Hollywood set.
we know Merton is going to say.
she isn't only my wife; she's my pal,
in the closeup. And they tell US
nobody keeps a pal for more than
two or three days in the fast Holly
wood set.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

The coal strike is calling attention
10 the wasteful methods employed in
this, the most poorly managed of all
zthe country's Industries. We have the
largest coal reserves Of any nation in
the world. They are easily accessible
and except in the case OF anthracite.
they are practically inexhaustible-at
least they will last for thousands OF
years with an output double the vol
ume OF today. 1t therefore seems in
credible that with these vast deposits
it should be difficult. or almost i'm
e possible. for the men that mine the
g coal 10 obtain a living aggregate
e wage. and that the consumer should
have to pay prices that impose hard
ships, both on Industrial production
= and the household consumer 1t is
81 being developed that production costs
are too high; the wage scale OF the
n miners is too high; the profits of the
Z operators are too large; there has
d. been profiteering all along the line
from the mine to the smallest retailer;
and the cost to the consumer is exor-
1 bitant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13
Dorothy Dix Tails
wx DOE0THY DEx
woria's aTfxhess Paid woman WEaens'
The Truth serum-2.


Would there be any more entertain
ing if hostess and guests handed each
other out the frozen truth? Mighty
little, I trow. And as for pleasant
casual intercourse with ones fellow
creatures, fancy Mrs. A. calling upon
Mrs. B., who is the fond mother OF
four infant prodigies each more heau-
tiful and more gifted than the othef.
Mrs. B. does monologue about now
wonderful her John is, and what they
say about him at school, and how
admired her Mamie is, and how many
beaux she has, and what cunning
things her little Tommy says, and her
little Sally does. Mrs. A. listens with
a rapt expression, and exclairns from
time to time, isn't he perfectly won
derful! What a belle Mamie is Now
isn't that the cleverest thing YOU ever
knew a child to dol" and Mrs. A,
beams on Mrs. B., and loves her like
a sister.
But far otherwise would it be II
Mrs. B. were truthful Jane, and IL she
said, For goodness sake, Mrs A,
can't you realize that you are the
greatest bore on earth, and that ev-
eryhody you know is tired to death
of hearing about your children, who
are the most ordinary, commonplace
bunch of youngsters that anybody
could round up!"
Do you think that Mr.. X. would
joyride Miss z. around in his automo-
bile and take her to places of amuse-
ment it, instead of telling him how
big, and strong, and wise, and what
a wonderful driver, and what con-
noisseur in food he is, and what taste
he has in picking out plays, she said
you certainly do make me tired,
and there are times when get so
weary of listening to you talk about
yourself that 1 feel like screaming,
but you are certainly one grand little
meal ticket, and I'll annex you for life
if something better doesn't come
along"
And imagine a happy home with
both husband and wife doped up on
the truth serum. Husband doesn't
kid wife along a little bit by telling
her that she grows younger and more
beautiful every day, and that he be-
1ieves that his guardian angel was
working overtime when he got her for
a wife.
No. He says. MY word. but 1t il
a good thing for the matrimonial bus
mess that a man can't see how the
girl he picks out for a. wife is going
to look ten years after the ceremony.
Gee, if I had had any premonitioa
that your complexion was only yours
by right of purchase and that you
would have a thirty-six inch waist
measure, and three chins, and that
you couldn't cook and had the bar
gain counter habit, and were affiict-
would have been no wedding bells
for me-"
And suppose wife gave hubby the
onee-over and said, 'T wonder where
the fool killer was the day that took
this fat, bay-windowed, bald thing for
the ideal of my girlish dreamsl I am
so tired of listening to his old stories,
and talk about the store, that am
about to yawn my head off. And ev-
cry time have to corkscrew carfare
out of him, feel like putting Rough
on Rats in his coffee" ,e
No. The truth serum won't do in
real life. It wouldn't do to inocuIate
us with it. Our system wouldn't
stand it.
S1 @A> --f
Copyright. 1922. by the Wheeler Syn
dictate Inc.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

ming. Emily came down. tears on her
cheeks
Ebenezer put his hand on her un-
resisting one. Jerry and Glenn can
have this house I don't suppose you
can forgive me at this late day.
Pride isn't everything" she quoted
softly. Love is everything, and we
have missed so much. There is room
in my house for you and me, my
dear"
Copyright, 1929, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

Trouble already is developing in the
Genoa conference due to the pres
ence Of the Russians. This is what
might reasonably have been expected.
Lloyd George is confronted with what
is perhaps the hardest job of his life.
He has undertaken to convert the
boishevik members of the conference
10 temporary sanity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

NJ A machine shop that maintained a
separate bench for each worker and
permitted the workers to come and go
as they pleased; permitted them to
absent themselves for two days in
succession without necessity or for
maIity OF excuse and held idle the in
vestment in plant that absence In
volved. probably would be challenged
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

Amending the federal constitution
might have been expected to put an
end 10 prohibition as a political issue.
but apparently it has not done so. A
congressional campaign has just been
fought out in a New York district
with prohibition as the paramount
question. AS usual, both sides claim
a victory. altho the "drys" succeeded
in electing the candidate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

e. That janitor who accidentally
4 burned important papers in the case
against Gov. Len Small. illinois," says
3 the Sioux City Tribune. seems to
have the making OF a great corpora
ton executive in him" Unfortunate
y for the future or the corporations.
the janitor after burning the papers
conveniently died.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

1t is estimated that the tariff bill
as submitted TO the senate will yield
approximately $500, O0O.O 900 in reve-
niue. annually. 1t is estimated, fur
ther. that for every dollar the govern
ment collects. the consumers will pay
$500 to the tariff beneficiaries in add
90 casts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

The shipping board lost $4,000, 900
IN February. Probably it did no bet
ter in March. But it still hangs ON to
the ships and will continue TO do so in
the hope OF forcing payment of a sub
sidy to those who may thus be in
duced 20 buy them 1t appears to be
regarded as a good business PROPOSE
ton 10 spend 500 10 save one dollar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

II Russia would feed her starving
people and France would pay her
debts, neither would be able TO main
tain her huge standing army as a
menace TO the peace of her neighbors
and the world generally.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

Announcement of the closing of the
Irrational bank OF Greece is made in
rthe cable dispatches. Apparently
Ssomebody is bringing pressure to bear
on Greece to make her stop persecift-
ing the poor Turks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

An advance in the price of gasoline
has been announced by the Standard
Oil company Probably John d. 8
winter in Florida is proving to be more
expensive than he expected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13
Old Flag Has Fifteen Stripes,

In the early days, it was customary
not only to add a star for each ad-
ditionai state admitted to the Union.
but to add a stripe to the flag as well,
When the country reached its days of
real expansion, this had TO be stopped,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-13

The Hon. Ruth, we observe as we
continue to refresh our mentality with
news from the training quarters, is
hitting .218 against the screamed
pitchers along the trail OF the Dixie
itinerary. A parlous thought thrusts
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13

@rubeeiere i11ttte6e Zig iong til ssS1,
.0ianas, sbios og 8ittsburgbs Crit
.teeiere i slfHag paa sSnobp6ellen til
en- 4o1ifere1,s melle1n Mrbeiberne og
Nrbei0sgiberne 8aibinston Man=
bag.
! Hittsburg, aan., ben 6te 4pril.
5DobeItens al1Igrlbeeierfore bar
in6bl1ot 4al1ias' @rubeorbeioerfore=
ming til en- &o,1ferens aanias gitp
Wanoag for at forbanble ON en- np
Gaontraff.
Petersburg, 81, SEN 6te Mpril.
Otter en- itormf11lo 9ebot / @rubear-
beibernes 9iftriftsn1e6e ber ioag bler
en- 8elollttion be0taeet forlangen0e,
at 5agforellings osne1oene life
lfal babe nogen 9en 1noer 5treifen.
Snbionapolis, sSno., Sen s6e Mpril.
Gegieri,rgel1s S16blan6i11g @ulitrei,
ten afbeager ioag al, boorpiot Sc
-8r1tber, bbor Mrbeibere life tilberen=
De 5agforeningeu er Nirfionbeo,
Tan pro6leere not Sui til at bringe
2a1loet gie,lnent Sonmeren uoen at
(Sortiettes paa 2ben Gibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13
Drn irHkp 5trin.
9e galera fises afiat ion, 8epnbli=
fanernes Gsrtr, Collins itelnpler
6am ion, syorreber.

2onbon Sen t0oe Npri1. Ser gil
Gpgter 2onbon og 9nblin tent
igaar slftes pr1, at beo ct bernneligt
Mgoe af Sen irffe republ ifanife Mrme
Il 9ubli1 igaar blep Cannon Sc Sale
ra afiat ion Gepublifanernes 6grer,
|iieer u9ailD Mail4 ioag. glaoef til-
f6ier, at Set, fon1 birfelig fallbt Steb
|peo Mg6et, er ct M11terii,1n, men f.
ger, at oelpis 8efrefteIie paa 8pg=
terlle forefommer Ell Grflaring ON,
at aDe 8aIera NIL life n6fgrer i1ogell
Eprenbe Nolle / oen reptlblifnl1ife
INrn1e"
9nblin oen 9oe Npril. en- Gale
i 8erforo ioag erflere6e MiebaeI
Collins, Ben probiioriffe Megierings
gbef, at berfoln life nisie Soft pie
|bliffelig anIog en- ol1oen Gone, bill
Sc Inn ct Mrafel funrte aFbprge en-
gorgerfrig1 SSfaafalo biloe Brit
terne n6e11tbil benoe tilboge og gien-
#oprette oer 9roed ion1 SSrInnoerne
ielb bar biit iia u0e at 5tnno til at
funne opretboloe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13
9epRbneoe WGno forbinoreoe Mrbei-
|Gere at nobeore sporbruboet.

9eppbneoe Mano forbinbreoe Mrbei-
fere i at robeore Gporbruboet.
8aa forfiellige steoer blep Jer=
feg giort paa at forpurre Msoer,
tnor 9raftatens Sag ifuloe tales.
9uiiHoer oeltog ,Dagoet i 0erforb,
hpor Collins talte. San iagoe, at 9e
&aleras l1otolelier ite1npIeoe bant
iom Ell farlig Geipot, at meoens 9e
8alera optraa6te {on EFT Gribeoers
Joriharer og talte beit onl 6ribeoe1,
traaote ban ben ielD unoer Spooer.
3e Balera talte iom e1t Sorraoer,
iffe iom cit 5e6relanospel,, fagbe
Ian.
Dublin, 106e Mpril. Sriltatstrop=
per, Der bleb 6rebet fra 8roaoforo-
aalernerne Gorf al irlfe republic
fanife Snlurgenter, ltormeoe og inb-
tcg ioag 4aslernerne og Iog Gebel=
lerlte totoIt. gn Sriitatsioloat bleo
erRbt llnoer Mobangrebet.
9ette Dar set f6rIte Silfelbe, bDor
Iopale Goloater, Ser bar forbrepet fra
fine aaierner, git til Mooansreb og
log Suiurge,1terne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13
8ra1tHk-tyBk krtBr.
spiflanos afuisning al Gritntnings.
commissioners arab bringer
frauffe Srnler.

8aris, t06e Npril. @pao offieielle
Greoie betrogter iom EN- alporlig
Strife Sorboloet 1nenen1 5rnnfrige
og 9pIflano inotrof ioag, netep ioln
genaazaonferenien traaote iarnme1l
cg Ser er en- Muligbe5 for Doerligere
frauif 8elettelie al tpif Smraaoe.
Gette er en- Gelge af Sen tpife Gegie=
rings afpisning al erItotningsfonl=
|nnisiionens arap pan bisfe 6iinansre=
former / SpIlano i-Sorbinoelie mes
SHltaaelien al Moratoril1u1 for gr-
itatningen.
9rageoien / gleituit5, Gore seble-
fen bbor en- Mineerploiio11 orebte
ober ct Snes frantic 5ol6ater, me-
nes at billie bringe pberligere ssorpif-
finger, i6et Sen bill bringe energiif
oiplon1atiif Aftion fra 6raufriges
|Gioe mob 3pifIano 99ititoaelloe
franlfe ginbeosnaee11o ,,6talte JON lil1
Meni11g, at ben n,ibpreaoe tpife STE
ajerine iffe bill pere iitano til al
eempe Sen reaftionere 4gitation og
at ben Sio ef aRr, 6a 6e a1liereoe bii
flipe nsot til et1ten at opgibe uofg-
relien af 8erloilles groftoten eller
abe itarft grDf paa Spifla1lb.
Sen tpife &esieriug flyer / i'm Ro-
te, at 6en lite fa1l fanttpffe / 6en TO-
relaaeoe 4ontrol oper bets Statsino=
tRgter og 5tatsu6gifter og at Sen
life er iltano til at paa1eege poerli=
|gere gfatter til ct 8eIpb al 6O,OOO,=
600, 900 Marf io1n forIongt af Som
1nisiionen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13
Saeitor,n fra alippebiersene til

Sneitpra fra aippebiergene til
DIN. Gbieago BEN t0oe Mpril. Sele
2anbet fra Aippebiergene pitoner til
Obiooa1en blep bieuipgt at gtorm
ioag. SSfplge Weooelelie rnootaget
tent iaften er lninoit to Men11eifer
orRbt og mango Ifaoet. 9elegraf- oe
gelefo1tforbinbe be1ierne er afbr1ot.
ab @robe, Mo5 og Rortb
'gpringfiel6, Ohio, blep beriet at
Sornaooer. S Colorado, @gomit1g og
onore peItlige 5tater falot en- bel Sci
Igne, os oct penteoes, at Sempera=
t1ren biloe falbe neb- til Nul auloe
og 5ne baboe man iua largt ipo
fon1 Eeras.
Sarge, g. Sat, oel1 lite april.
5traaIenoe 5ollfill parn1er Hortb
Dafota og oct noroIige Minneiotn
iong ne6e1s lnan lat1gere Spo bar
Club og 5ne.
gbitago Sen lite Mprif. Gtor1n
.og 9nerlpsnnlelie a1retter ioag itor
2oelnggelie / SET ee11trale geftel.
Gangs oIe gasbrag bliper 2ablat1-
Set oDeripen1tnet. gtormel1 trpffer
Jig sltober moo ct. aanreneeflooer1
og bill bare nlin6f ct 96gn til.
Grnbcarbeiber bliber 9reit. Hana,
ST., Sen 10be april. @rubeorbeioe-
rem Nobert 5bears bar 11ootaget
aal6 ion1 8rpit pe6 Holenono We-
tbooiitfirfe, blep set befieuotgiort
ber ioog. San bar nrbeioet / SoDep=
altIgruben | De iibfte otte Aor, men
bar mi ouutagef TT geiIHige 9irfe
igien ior1 Sslae al gtreifen.
9sbsialb. Mrs. @iIbelmine 2un,
oe er nfgaaet beo 9s6en Barflal1o,
@aib., 6s aar gammeI. SUN ober-
Iebes nf en- SIN, garI, og Dstrene
Mrs 9nbier i 9arflano og Mrs. Ct
itao @eo @ing Min1t., far1t 9rs-
orene 2allrit5 % Nrne Morallll.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13

1faitllnaet, og ban bleb beri ltsttet al
iSignor 5aeta San mel1te, at Som
ferenien piloe blipe en- GiaIfo, oerIon1
Sen iffe omlioer bibfbrte afrultHing,
men paapegeoe, at 5reo og 6reos=
grltnolag fsrit inaatte fi11oes. San
bao 9ebiteberin ON at pnre iaa benz
lig at inoirnnfe fig til oet faItlaaeoe
Erogram for Ronferel1ien og iffe for
lange oet uobioet. 9isfuslionen bleD
|ganIfe Iiblig, men enbte, 90 Eebit=
| Icberin erflere6e, at ben rnsliife 9ele-
CATION Diloe bsie Jig for aonferenielrs
fnmleoe Billie.
@enua Sen lite 9lpril. 8aaoe
franffe og belgiite 8epreientanter
latte Jig ioag in1o6, at rusIHfe og tD=
I ife &eprpientanter ffiiloe fna bore
Weofemmer af SEN efonomiIfe Som
ferens' Sobe6fomite. Yrerniermil1i-
tier 2lobo George ian1t Hrellrierrri-
hitter Gaeta og lt6et1rigs1ainiiter
Seban5er al SSta1ien blanbeoe Jig ino
og oeres forlonIige 9olot1i1rg bis
farta, at baa6e Nusiere og 9pifere
bleb optaget / @on1iteet1.
Georg Tebitcberin Sen rl1sfiife
5opiet6elegations gbef ublteote ioag
en- grflerit1g, bpori ban frenbolot,
.at oet par faafpngt at 6refte g,lro-
pas 8eonfruftion, bois man life
pi1be orefte afruitni11g. Get bar
nn1ultgt at rette paa 5orboloe,le,
|iaalenge irltperialiitilfe 9an6e" peb-
bliber at anbet1oe itore GUNNER til
@eolieebolbelien al 9lrmeer.
geuata, lite 4prH. sebifcberi11,
Cen rusliife ltoetlrigs gsmiui uiiter, 1,efnH
lagoe en- Rroteft moo Sssapans 3eI=
tagelIe / sen ofono1niife 4onferens.
Greb SSibti, Sen iapn1,ife 9elega=
tions gbef, ipareoe, at Ssapnn bar fer
for at bfine, bpnoenten 9ebiteberin
lifte set eIler life. Sen rusliffe Gals
nlano ipilleoe flllot 1.o Sen Rolle, ien1
SSagttagere bar tilifrebet batn io1n
u0ppoiitioners Jerer".
&ouferenien bleb ioag oelt fire
aomiteer. 9cbiteberin talte for oen
to4itilfe 8ontite, 6a ban fren1fon meb
Sen Raaitano, at SSapan lite baboe
=nogef ber at beitille. SeSapan bar ct
0ltet1s &ige og ilet life ir1teresieret /
itretgt el1ropeiIfe slffRrer.
arnpet paa SSapa,1s lloeluffelie
ra1nn1eoe ionl en- 8on1be bet bar
aonferenIens fdrIte ftore Sberrafelie
SSapan er Meoletn af oe olliere0es
pperfte Haa6, og bets Stata1nRnb bar
beltaget ale Raaofagninger ullgaa-
etroe enropeiIfe 4fferer Iioeu &rigel1.
Gebitcberi1 forelng6e ogfna for ao-
n1iteen bet ruslilfe Brogrart.
t
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gurHkunHhftalitlg

8aa Gruno af Den operorbentlie
lnbe gris paa MinneapoIig Sibenoe
noa bi itrengt boloe paa sen Regel,
at Blooet betates SorIfl,b. sloresfe.
. sanpen piier altio, til bpiIfe,l Dag
,afe betalt, og bnis oerfor 5or-
otiegJ pneurentet life er moo
.inss ans llogang. bli,
her beoay... Mbonnent itrsget.
Tenne Hegel bt..sr itrengt oberbolot
lige oberfor alIe 96onnel.ter uoen
6orifiel.
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GraurrinpHh
Nange 0hiigationer meb famine Nn.
mere upbaget. 8reiIbentea on.
MfiGtteiierue.

! @aibington oen lobe Mpril. 81
oeralreierbe6anfer tilbaaelenoer til
6inansbeparteme11tet 6oub1ereoe Sb=
|ligationer trDft / Graperings= og
SrDfningsbureauet. 9enne forba,,=
ie11oe Wfeboelelie fren1fon ibag. Ste
gieringsinipeftsrer i11oremmeoe, a.
5goeral6atlferre / flere 9ilfeloer bdr
fon1nten oper Sbligationer al 1an1me
Nlnere. Sc tilbogeienote ooublere-
De Sbligationer ct life 5olifnerier
Ser er intet pe6 Nrbeioet eller Nab-
netrpffeue, lon1 gier Set r1uligt for
eroog el1 5agmar1o at ifielne oem fro
De pgte Sc er ngiagtig lige. gn1-
heosmano in6rbmmer faftiif, at Oct
hliber DanIfelig for Dem at afgiere,
tuilfe er oe egte og bbilfe Sc Double
re6e.
Jinansni11iiter MeIlon iugoe ioag,
at Ser life bapbe bpret 1ogen Mas}e=
|uoIteoelie af falife Sbligatiener eIler
Renge 8igtignof bar el1oel n1eb
iann1e Nltn1ere op6aget. Ger fsres
nsie @egning meo alt Rapir, iem
hruges til SrDfning al Sbligationer
eg Fengeleoler, og intet iapnes.
@aibington ben 10be april. Hra=
|iieett Saroing flyer / ct 8rep til 2lt-
tber 6. Gtelparo, YreIi6ent for Na-
|tlonal 6e6eration Of, Seberal gm-
floDees, fom iaften bleb offentliggiort
LAT 6enne Screening, at Sc 6oronorin-
ger, fom blep foretaget @roberings.
oa 5rDfningsbureauet, bIeu vbeororet
|efter langparig 9reftelIe og ifeeoe
fun til Sieneltens 9eoite". Yreli,
henten flyer, at ban life feritaar,
bperfor nogen iful6e fsle i'm 9gre
tersrt al EN- Iaaban llotalelie og iaaz
ean aTifeoigelle, eller fsle Jig beret-
|tiget til at forlauge en- -sSorflaring
ira Brefioenten.
9ireftgr SSarnes 8. Millnetb og on.
Gre ebefer igraberings- og Srpf=
1tingSbureauet bleb Sen Site Marts
|afiat al Breiioe11ten It'll SieneItens
Heblte @ilHetb blep for 4 Aar liaen
llonabut til jim SIilling al 9falioelli
||sgsilion.
8aIbington Sen 10be Mpril. 9e
|nrpltiife 6urlo i Jre6ags al Ell &nffe
$5-Seoler 8oton1acflobeu ner Sra.
|rerings= og Srpfningsbureol,et, blee
ieften opflaret Of Gbef for Set benz
melige 8egierinespoliti Moran, oer
1ngoe, at Seolerre tilbbrte EN- Yaffe
n1eo 1000 arf, paa fire $5-@eoler
bber, fom bleb itiaalet fra 8ureauei
for ct Mars Sis iioen.
GlaDton s. Dunn fra Hotomoc,
So, en- tioligere 0agtmane / 81l,
reanet, ion1 blen arrelteret 5ebruar
for at babe l16gioet $1zSe0ler, bbis
gaalDoe,1be bar blebet forauoret til
S5, tiljtoo, at ban baboe begrapet en-
Gel af Sc 1000 Arf i Ell Mgr ner
Glooen, og flere al Geolerne bleb
Iunoet Ser ioag.
SpitItanenoe gnlbebsneno iagoe,
ct 6ltn0et al bisIe $5=seoler / Hoto=
-macflooen life ltoo / nogen 6orbil1=
eelie me6 Meorganilatiol1en / 8n=
.reauet og slfIfeoigelien of SSames 8.
@ilnetb og o1r6re.
Ap+1 Aunrhn K nt1flftf
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13

Dffupationsfrabene. 8albi,1gton,
f0be Mpril. 5torbritannien og Sci.
glen bar a11taget oct alnerifanlfe
4rab paa getaling al l1ogifterne n.eo
&binoffupatione1l. ll6enrigsbeparte=
melltet n1obfog ioag ben belgilfe ae-
gierings GrfieI1be1Ie, Der erflereoe,
at gelgien aIorig bar baot til Sem
i1gt at beltribe Sc drnerifa,,fe arap.
8aa 5torbritanniens 8egne far
11nenrigsuiniIier Marfi gur5ot, nleo-
BELT. at bet uer en- Selefslge, at
4Inerifanernes llogifter iful6e erin
bres % 0et biloe bore ,111ulig at
beItrioe oeilne 9et. " Set brittle
Hoenrigg g6eparteaaent llnoerbanofer
meo 6ranfrige ! Saab ON at l1nn en-
SberensfomIt ON Ben befnenlmelte
Maabe at fad Sngen afgiort paa.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-13
Drtt natlHkp Knnflikt.
aommnniitfeoere arreiteret for 6oriBe
paa at faa iitaub Generalitreif
/ RrobinsbDerne.

ais6enbapn ben 6te ApriI. Slere
aommln1iltleoere er blepet arreIterei
/ 6orbin6elie 1neo atrgipelige Goribg
paa at iitar1obri11ge GeneralItreif
oe forifiellige 4roDinsbDer. 9e ct
blepet i1loeiparret paa ct l1befiettbi
gteo.