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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
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(Folytatas az 1. oldalr6l)

Az Illinois allambeli Spring
field polgarai most szervezik az
Abraham Lincoln -egyetemet. Ez
az egyetem annyiban fog kiil0n-
bozni mas f6iskolakt6l, hogy or
szagos jelleggel fog birni, nyitva
lesz gazdag es szegeny szamara,
nappal es ,ejjel, hetenkint het ma
pom at. A foiskola szervezeset
cello eddigi gyiileseken egyutt
iiltek t6ke es munka, valamint
az egyhazak kepvisel6i. Az inkor-
poratorok k0zott vezet6 szerepet
visznek Lawrence Y. Sherman
volt szovetsegi senator, John I'll.
Walker, az illinoisi munkasf0dera-
clio elnoke, valamint protestans es
katholikus papok es zsid6 rabbik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

is megmaradt teriiltten 191O-ben
40.3 szazalek volt, 1920-ban pedig
40.5 szazalek A mostani csekely
emelkedes' nem 'jelent semmit,
inert a mai nepessegb6l joval ma,
gyobb a felnottek szama.
Csonka Magyarorszag lakossa
ga felekezetek szerint k0vttke.
z6kepen oszlik meg: katholikus
5,096, ,729, gor. ,kath. It's, ,217, refor'
matus 1,670,144, evangelikus 497 ;
012, gor0g keleti 50,990, unitarius
6,224, zsid6 473,310, egyeb kisebb
felekezetek 10,407. A szaporodas
legnagyobb a romai k!atholiku.
soknal (6.7), ltgkisebb zsid6k-
nal (0.4), hol a termeszetes szapo-
rodast kommunizmust k0vet0 XII
keresztelkedesi mozgalom ellensu-
lyozta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
A postaiigyi miniszterium tiszt

A postaiigyi miniszterium tiszt-
viseloi a legnagyobb kozveszede-
lemnek az ertektelen reszvenyek
eladasat. tekintik szedelgesnek
es csalasnak, 0sszes modal k0-
z0tt. Eek reszveny- -szed'elg0k
es csal6k mem haboznak Aisze-
keny szegeny emberek utolso cent
jet is elvenni. Az olyan korlatolt
embereknek pedig mindig es min
deniitt Macy a szamuk, akik kesA-
segesen elhiszik, hogy "olaj''- es
egyebfele, kizarolag csalasra XII
eszelt vallalkozasokban hamar es
munka nelkiil meg lehet gazda-
godni.
Simmons, a postaiigyi miniszte-
RUM f0inspektora, vagyis f0pos-
tadetektivje, AIT mondja, hogy a
kul0nfele szedelgok a posta hasz-
nalata altal ezermillio dollarnal
nagyobb 0sszeg erejeig csaljak
meg q kozonseget evenkint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
A HUSZON0TEvEs RADIUM

MIST multi huszon0t esztendeje,
hQgy francia Curie hazaspar ST.
joachimstali uran vasercben f0lfe-
dezte AIT csodalatos sugarz6
energiat, melyet tudomany az
0ta radioaktivitasnak nevez. A 19.
szazad kutato szellemenek EFT q
hatalmas vivmanyat a nagykozon-
seq altalaban ugy ismeri, mint a
modern gyogyaszatnak egyik ha-
tasos, ha mem is teljesen beva!t
eszk0zet a rakos megbetegedesek
lekiizdeseben. A gyakorlati ce-
lokat nem keres6 eszmenyi tudo-
many azonban j6val tobbet k0-
sz0nhet a radium f0lfedezesenek.
Az ugynevezett radi6aktiv anya-
gok f0lismeresere a R0ntgen-fele
sugarak ismerete vezetett. Bee
querel francia tudos kisereleteze-
sci k0zven eszrevette, hogy az
uranvaserc sugarakat bocsat XII
nfagab6l eek a sugarak at mem
latsz6 testeken athatolnak es az
erzekeny lemezen epen ugy aeraj
zolodhak, mint a. Rontgen-suga-
rak. Nemsokara az 8 kiserletel
utan Curiene es Curie mtgtalaltak
a csehorszagi uranvasercben a ra-
dunn nevii anyagot, amely Ront
gen-sugarakra emlekezteto tulaj-
donsagokat mutatott. Ugyaneze-
ket a tulaj jdonsagokat eszlelteh
meg a thorium es az aktiiniun
newt anyagokon is, es a sugarkibo
lcsat6 tulajdonsagot sugarz6kesz.
segnek vagy radi6aktivitasnak ne
yeztek.
Kival6 angol tud6sok, mint E
Soddy, w. Ramsay es f6lee
Rutherford kutattak tovabb ra.
dioaktivitas jelensegeinek utvesz
t6jeben es kutatasaik nyoman At
alakult a vilagr6l eddig alkotot
kepink. A radium-sugarak is
merete teljesen megdontotte reg
atom-elmeletet. Hosszu es efarad
sagosa, kiserletezese ksutan ugyani
Ia radiusnspgaraF Etulajdohsaga Z
alapjan |sikeriilt fkimutatni,' hog
mem az atomok az anyagi villa,
legkisebb alkot6 reszei. Ruther
ford bebizonyitofta, hogy ra
dium beta-sugsrait renseteg Sc
besseggel szagutd6 anyagi reszek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

az ugynevezett elektronok alkot-
jak.
Mix eek az elektronok, milye-
mex ezek az elektronok val6jaban,
ezekre a kerdesekre a j0v6 tudo-
manya van hivatva releletet adm.
Lrentz nemet fizikus szerint az
elektronok merhetetleniil paranyi
elektromos t0ltessel bir6, val6szi-
ni!eg g0mbalaku reszecskek $
ugy gnodoljuk, hogy eek minden
szilard, folyekony vagy legnemii
testben merhetetlen sokasagban
vannak.
Az elektron-elmelet mem az ato-
mokat tartja a legkisebb anyag-
resznek, hanem az elektronokat,
melyek az atomk0zpont koriil 6ria-
81 gyorsasaggal olyanszeriien ke-
ringenek, mint bolyg6k a nap
k0rul.
Az eddigi kutatasok AIT sejte-
tik, hogy forgasi gyorsasaguktol
fiigg kiil0nb0zo testek halmaz-
allapota. Az elektront tehat ugy
kell tekinteni, mint vegtelen
mindensegnek vegteleniil paranyi,
mer6 eszkozokkel meg mem koze-
litheto anyagtalan egyseget..A ra-
dium felfedezesenek az a legna-
gyobb eredmenye, hogy az elek-
tron-elmelethez, az anyagi vilag-
max chez az vi felfogasahoz veze-
tett. Az elmelet tovabb .fejtese,
t0keletes kiserleti igazolasa ter
mzsetesen jov0 titka es feladata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

AEON negereknek nagyresze,
Xix a delvidekr0l j0ttek az eszaki
allamokba, az itteni gyarakban va
70 dolgozasra, visszater sziilof0ld-
jere. A delvideki meyer fel az
eszaki telt3l es kiil0nben is a gya-
potszedest elGnyben reszesiti bar
milyen mas munka f0l0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
Forrovzbe esett gyemek

Haron h6napi sfoghazra, iteltek
Rig6 Janos budapestif munkast,
inert % h6napos gyermeket 6ri-
zetleniil ha'gyta. A syea+mek a
szoba ko1epen all6 forr6vizes tai
ba esett es sulyos seruleseibe be-
lehalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ell
So TELJES STATISZTIKAJA

A magyar K0zponti Statisztikal
Hivatal most adta ki az 1920. evi
nepszamlalasrol sz6l6, hat k0tetre
tervezett mil ESQ k0tetet, amely
condos es rendszeres 0sszeallitas-
ban a fontosabb demografiai ada
tokat tartalmazza k0zsegek, nepe-
sebb pusztak es telepek szerint.
Szomoru erzessel vesszuk ke-
ziinkbe EFT szep, diszes kiallltu-
su k0nyvet, inert ez Csonka Ma
gyarorszag .ihivatalosan kiadott
elso telies statisztikaja. A meg
csonkitott Magyarorszag demo
grafiai viszonyai mem mutatnak
olyan s0tet kepet, mint amin0t az
aItaianos viszonyokb6l sejthet-
nenk. A haboru hatasa termesze-
tesen meg mindig erosen erezhet6,
legjobban a nemek aranytalan
elosztasa mutatJa, ami kiilonben
minden hadviselt orszagban azo-
nos tiinet. Magyarorszag 1906,
971 fonyi lakossagabol ugyanls
csak 3,S7O,904 ferfi es 4,109,239 a
no; 191O-t6l a ferfiak szama csak
81 .O367al, n0ke ellenben 292 1876
al szaporodott. Minden 1000 Fer
fire 1862 no esik. EZ az aranyszam
kedvez6bb, mint Angliaban Is
F'ranciaorszagban, ahol a hivata-
los kimutatas szerint az 1000 la
kosra ESQ kiil0nb0zet 100-nal is
nagyobb. A haboru k0vetkezme
nye az is, hogy a 3-5 ewes koru
gyermekek szama 1910-hez kepest
Al szazalekkal cs0kkent, a 3 ev-
nel fiatalabb gyermekeke pedig
21.8 szazalekkal.
A mai Magyarorszag mem mem
zetisegi allan tobbe inert maga a
magyarsag majdnem so szazale-
kot kepvisel A legnagyobb sza
mu nemzetiseg nemet (551,71D
utana k0vetkeznek a t6tok (141,-
1927, horvatok (36,85s), roma
nok (23,760), a bunyevacok (22,-
946), t0bbiek csak csekely sza-
mu t0redekek. A nemzetisegek
szama cs0kkenoben van. Csak a
nemetseg fogyott 3.026-al, a to-
tok azonban joval nagyobb teri
vesztettek. A mem magyar anya
nyelviek magyarosodasa eleg gyor
san halad el6re. 191Olben 6O.4
szazalekuk tudott magyarul, 1920
ban mar 69.1 szazalek.
Az altalanos miiveltseg legele
mibb fokmeroje, az irni-olvasni tn
das tekinteteben igen Macy javu
las mutatkozik az 1910, evi allapo
tokhoz kepest. 191O7ben Magyar
orszag regi teruleten az osszes ne
pcssegnek 58.2 szazaleka tudott ir
nizolvasni, 192O-ban mai teriile
ten 1854 szazalek. A mostani teri
letnek 1910. evi adatait we've
amikor 68.3 volt az irni-olyasnis t,,
ldok' aranya, ,flessn kitanik a'meg
maradt teriilet kulturalis f0lehy'
az elszakitott teriiletek f0l0tt. 4
nepessegnek csaladi allapot szerin
valo tagoz6dasa azel6bbi idoszak
hoz kepest csaknem valtozat1a1
| maradt. A hazasok szama ugyan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

Herbert Hoover kereskedeiem-
iigyi lminiszter es John Barton
Payne, az Amerikai Vereskereszt
Egyesiilt eln0ke, foldrenges al
tai Japanban okozott vesztesege-
ket = beerkezett hivatalos jelen-
tesek alapjan = k0vetkez0ke-
pen allapitjak meg: eletet vesztet-
te koriilbeliil 100000 ember, meg
serUlt koriilbelil 100000 ember es
azok szama, Xix mindeniiket ell
vesztettek es hajlektalanokka let-
tex, korulbelul 2,500,000-re rug.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20
KERNEK Az IRGALMASOK

N Aligha ember a viagon ismerne
rgamasokat aknek Magyarorg bb varosaban k6rhazu
van: budapest nagy kohaza smerk orszagszerte
napokban kapu alabbi keremet rgamas fon0-
ket6i Mem k0zonk haza k6meket ut6bbi
zouk oke azert inert uuk, meyk erdemes melyk
demtelen Az rgamasok kermr0I uduk hogv az
erdemes.
Ovasak ell szvhez solo kees Szegeny beegek apolasara
es gondozsara kernek par doar rgamasok
nak hogy kathoikus rend ette soh konbget
zot, amlkor szenyed6k knjainak enyhteser6l volt ao
kuonosen ehiviuk kerelemre f0t. Sandor
Sub Erno ebosok gelmet ITALIAN egy vasarnap persey
Vgamasoknak eene egy buzitassa szszekrSl
osse hetne sze monduk 100 dolart pay istapoasara
Az Amerika Magyar Hrap akar gytest
fogad mnden adomnyt hoz beerkez penzke
vamnt azokat ameyeket ov embere oszeana nyvanosan
nyugtaz az adakoz6k nevsoraval eeyetemben.-. m
kereTem "%F
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-20

yugtaz az adakoz6k nevsoraval egyetemben.. ~
1t a kereIem: -. IRE +. ]H!
AMERIkA TEsTvEREINKHEZ!
Az embereseg 6s irgaom neveben frduunk hozzatok
segtsegert ii f6erenyeek emberiesseg es az rgaom;
ezeket sohasem tagadtatok meg szenved6 emberisego
szegeny thez6 fs szenvedo betegekro sz6 ak
vedesek kozpee Eyre katanak egitseger abban bza
kodnak, hogy ajkatasuk lit foldon sem sket fuekre
Ezeket egyszeri tenyeke akarjuk ele arn.
Az gamas Rend feladata szegeny betegek gy6gy
asa apolsa egltenek fedezese vaas felekezeti 6s
nemzetsegi kulonbseg nelkil
magyarorszag Irgalmas Rend vlaghaboru kit0reseg
felelt eadatanak Az 0eves haboru tarama aatt
Rend eesen megfeszte odaadassa ktarassa pot tpa
es gyogytot nagysamu segenN beteget foyton
melkedo dragasag Rend anyag viszonyaban oily Macy
ek hianyoka okozott hogy Rend kes6bb mar egna
gyobb erokodesse onfeadozasa volt kepe vagyonana
utoso maradvanya emberbara felaiatanak ceaa
ditan haboru zrzavara rabo es pusztu6
kommnzmus e roman betores mnden vagyonunkbo kfor-
gato es odag uttato minket hogy feebarat
rgSmas 6tekonysag zogaataban a6 k6rhazunkban ag
maradt annyi zeree kooszerkeset orvoag es
ml hogy eadaunknak csak nemee megfele
Es mindenne teteebe trianon bekeszerzodes magyar
orszagi rgamas Rendet daabokra legiobban
eszeret renhazanka eppen azokat ameye fodbrtokkal
rendekezven e6ny0sebb anyag eyzetuk foytan gataso
abban segitettek Budapesten lev6 k6rhazunkat
amelynek egobb betege volt muban es jelenben
yen kordmenyek foytan ma epen bulapesti k6rhazunk
legszegenyebb es legsnyarubb pedg epen
eginkabb igenybe we've teljesen szegeny betegekto
Az utol6 kenc esztend6 szamtalan nyomorusaga es fell
hamoz6dot szerencseensg sznte gombam6dra zaportoa
emberseg kar0ltve
tmege hheteen merekben amada meg emberiseget
ezzel szemben orvossagok, kooszerek hernemek
eemszerek e betegapoashoz ksege egyeb keekek arai
olyan merteken emekedtek hogy
eljesen kepteen emberbarat feladatanak eege tenni
Valoban orias es ulyos feladat, meyet olda-
nunk! Evenkin korubel 10000 eesen szegeny agy-
banfekvo beege ke ngyenesen aponunk kezeet
mink es eemeznnk ezenkiv evenkint kolbeu 100000
ar6 ambuln beteg genEbe j6tekonysagunkat aket
szinten mnden elenszolgaatas nekul, ingyen sgitUn
magyar hatoagok termeszetesen minden erejUket
hasznaak hogy enyhenek egitsenek bette
geken Aonban segseguk yen 6rasi nyomorral
hetetlen szegenyseggel szemben elegend6.
yen reenetes szonyok kozot tehat kenyeenek vagymn
kfod testvrenkh e0nyosebb gazdasag vszonyok k0z0t
elo emberabratainkhoz forduni segitsegert
Csak joag es felebara szeree kepe romokban heverG
vaSot ua feepiten Els ami joekonysagot felebarat
szeretetet e eren ii amerikaiak voatok mpdig
legelsok!
Azert forduunk tehat hozatok anyag tamogataser
dezv emberbara zavartalann folly
tathask Amt adtok szenvedo beteg felebaraaita
fesgiteser adjatok Kegyes aomanyaokat
igy cmeznl: Az Hgalmas Rend F6nokenek
Budapes H.. Zsgmondutca 17-19. 81.
Ninden adomanyt halasan IS nyilvanosan nyugtazunk
Thuroczy Mihaly Korne.
A maeyarorszagi Irgalmss Rend tartomanyi fonoke
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-06

And with true French thrift, h.
smokes it clear down to the butt.
On the other days of the week. ex-
cept Sunday when he rests, Coue has
one clinic day for people who have
come to Nancy from distance.
From All Over World.
In addition to the French peasants
and middle class people who came
from all over hisNorraine country,
l saw Americans from New York and
Connecticut, Britons, Canadians and
one couple from South Africa.
The Americans were mainly SUI
ferers from neurasthenia. The French
peasants came to be helped in their
sufferings from stomach troubles,
eczema, rheumatism, neuritis, all
kinds of chronic ills.
Coue himself says that young per-
sons, and especially women, are most
susceptible to his treatment.
In the clinics / attended women
we're in the great majority and many
of them were old.
COue SpOCS the newcomers at ONCE
He has an excellent memory for faces
and for the illnesses Of the indi-
viduals.
Makes Simple Inquiry.
He came over to me at once and
l thought-"Now for it,"
But he simply asked in his keenly
interested way what l was suffering
from.
"Ah, bad nerves! Many of you
Americans sem troubled that way.
You will get better-and soon."
! There were no other questions
that day. so far as l was concerned
/ But was now full-fedged patient
| at a clinic and welcome to get all
the good out of it that l could.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-06
Man Forty Years
Old Football Star

Honolulu, 7. H., Jan. 6.-FranS
,sanae, Hawaiian, has played foot
all twenty-five years and during
he season just closed set such fast
)ace that he was regarded as one of
he best line men in Hawaii Kanae.
Who is forty years old and father
of sixteen children, many years ago
earned the title of Cannon ball" the
result of his fierce line charging
But the game isn't as of yore,"
says Kanae. "No fight left in it,
it's getting tame, the old game with
the hurdling and the mass plays
was the stuff. That's when you had
to yell down when you had enough
] guess I'll have to retire pretty
soon"
kanae was born on the island of
Molokia. He attened st. Louis prep
school and the Kamehameha school;
playing football at both. Later he
mixed with the Honolulu Athletic
GLIB, the Oahu team, the Honolulu
stcwn team, the First Hawaiian In
fantry eleven, and since 1918, with
the Palama settlement team. Tackle
is his chosen position.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-06
POETS CORNER
MEMORIES
By Lena D. Sheptenko

By Lena D. Sheptenko
Often at evening / sit reclining,
When the fire is dim and low,
And each purple shadow falling, y
Paints again few years ago.
Faces gone-almost forgotten,
Rise before me like dream,
1t seems but short time ago,
But they shall nevermore be seen.
Yes, one dear face and loving,
Meant so much to me,
But God had taken her from us,
Leaving, but the dear memory.
Voices sweet-voiceS tender,
Seem to whisper about me.
Scenes of childhood, happy hours,
Happy days that used to be.
Spring days, sunny summer days,
How 1 used to love them.
How I'd whistle, how I'd sing,
Until the echo with my songs would
ring.
Now a cloud obscures the sky,
Now shadow hurries by,
But still beneath the sunbeam's ray,
I'd wander onward farther away.
Winding through the daisied meadow,
Ger the hills and far away;
Chasing each fast fleeting shadow,
Like these in life that come to stay.
Pausing at the gurgling brook,
Twas there little sister, with a book,
Used to read and dream of yore,
Now lost in days that are no more.
Now she lives beneath the sod,
Upon her grave, the little golden rod
Mods it's head at each tomorrow
Memories, memories, my memories,
Some sweet, some sad and drear.
The memories so hard to forget,
Are those memories so dear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-06

London and New York separate
Peggy Marsh and her husband. Al.
bert johnson Qnset1 ITS q ''trial
separation" ito test the true worth
Of their love. according to Peggy.
She went abroad after johnson was
shot last summer at Jack Clinord's
camp. taking her con, the child Of
the late Henry Field. with her. But
Peggy and Albert are heavy con.
tributors to the cable companies
prolitA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-06

I token of respect and greeting to tn.
| little man.
| How Coue Looks.
| Coue himself is a bit over 60, with
fresh pink complexion and silvery
gray hair, mustache and beard. His
dark eyes twinkle wit. good humor,
with tolerance, with comprehension,
and with physical mental and moral
we'll being.
Years ago he was a pharmacist.
Then he evolved his theories Of how
to help us heal ourselves of many
ills. He retired from his pharmacy
and has been freely spending him,
self on the new work ever since.
| Here in Nancy--eXcept when trav-
eling-on Mondays and Fridays he
has open house for all corners, ma
tives and foreigners.
| On these days he has two clinics
in the morning and two in the after
noon. SO that for six solid hours
he is on his feet, talking, demonstrate
ing, intoxicating his principles, and
preaching a doctrine of hope.
There Is No Formally.
There is in his clinics neither the
formaity~sf new religion, nor OF
the old practice of medicine.
The little stockily built mar
dressed in his simple dark gray suit
and black tie, walks in, mods bright
ly to all about him and then Tolls
comfortably up against the hal
door.
The first day was there, over in
one corner, narrowly watching hll..
was Lincoln Steffens, getting materia
for magazine article about Coue
And on the other side was the ia
nous American sculptor, 10 David
son, making a clay model for {
bronze bust of Coue, which is short
ly to be exhibited in Paris
He's Thrifty Smoker.
Coue paid no more attention tt
them than he did to the humblest
peasant in the room. He is totally
without narrow self-con sciousness
| And here's one thing which viii
make a hit with American men:
Coue rolls his own!
Frequently, hle he is explaining
his theory, or while he is speaking
to various patients, he gets out his
paper and tobacco, rolls a cigaret
and contentedly puffs away at it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-06
MANDAN NEWS
Feland Succeeds
OROurke on Morton
County Board

A change was made in chairman.
ship of the county commissioner in
Morton county, for 1923. Theo. o
Feland of Sims was elected chairman
to succeed c. P. O'Rourke who has
been chairman on the commission
for over Is years.
Mr.. Feland is we'll known old
timer and has also been on the COM
mission for a number of years. He
was unanimously elected to the Of
flee and it will meet with the ap-
prevail Of the taxpayers of Morton
county. There is no one better able
to serve in this capacity than Mr..
Feland, as he has been on the board
for number of years and is a pio-
neer of that county, having made
his home there for about 40 years.
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House Calendar

II. Il. 2, Jackson Qnd. Cities
that every state in the union with
the exception of North Dakot and
Wyoming have contributed stones Il
= represent them for use in the Wash
lngton monument at Washington and
--and appropriating $500 to secure,
(, prepare and properly inscribe a ma
tive granite boulder for this states
contribution in recognition of Gen
eral George Washington.
--- RI. B. 3, Paul Johnson, Pembina
s=(Ind)-Is designed to clear up the
( meaning of Chapters 1870, 131, 1872
- sessions laws of 1919, relating to the
.s--.-sale of mortgaged property and the
redemption period and providing that
1.-The debtor may continue to work or
r use the land during the period al
lowed for redemption.
H. B. a, Heaton Gnd. Amends
ection 1925 for the increase from 10
ITO Is years time in which INSTALL
ments are legal in conditional sale
contracts given by railroad corpora
- lions in connection with the pur-
= chase by individuals or corporations
of railroad equipment or rollinA
stock.
x. Concurrent resolution, Trubshaw
lind. )-Called for a state inquiry
Into; the extent Of losses suffered
4 through lack of railroad transporta-
==---tion for crops, creation of COM
~-mittee of five house and three SEN
late members to secure information
and make car shortage probe for pur-
poses of memorializing congress and
president as to actual condition in
North Dakota. =
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by MILTON BRONNER.
NEA Staff CORRESPONDENT.

Nancy, France, Jan. Give been
Coued!
Which rendered into every day
English means that, supposedly be-
ing i'll with nervous breakdown,
have come to the famous uto-sug-
gestion clinics held by Monsieur
Emile Couer and have been taught
that-Every day, in every way, | am
getting better and better!
Monsieur Coue presently will be
holding clinics in the United States,
so / became a patient at his clinic in
Nancy in order that l could give
fellow Americans back home an in
innate introduction to his methods
Clinics always suggest hospitals.
You tell friend in Paris you are
running over to Nancy to put your
self in the hands of Monsieur Coue,
and unless he has been Coued him
self, he at once pictures you being
bed with uniformed nurse telling
you three times day what the doc
| tor says you must take and must
forego And finally, there is, of
course, the question of the fee for
the doctor and the charges for the
hospital.
That is what makes it so nice
about being Coued.
| There is no fee. There is no hard
and fast regimen. There are not
even fussy prcliminaries.
Coue Likes Informality.
Take my own case. | simply
"barged in" on Monsieur Coue. Most
people do. He is used to it. He
likes it. He encourages it.
| took taxi at the railway sta
tons and told the chauffeur to drive
me to Monsieur Coue, 1856 Rue
Jeanne dare
The driver knew the place well
He is always taking Americans anC
Britons there.
Arrived at Monsieur Coue's resi-.
dence, simple two-storied cement
faced building, l simply followed the
visitors ahead of me. There were
perhaps, 40 or so of us in all when
| Coue came in. We sat around III
chairs in his Office and in the front
parlor across the hall.
| The only bit of formalty l OBJ
served was that we all arose, as d
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= Struggling With Turk Problem

Stark, left Thursday evening ! pr Co
lumbus, O., where she is head Of
the home demonstration department
under the U. S. government.
Mrs. Josephine Crosthwaite left
yesterday for St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knoll of st.
Anthony are the parents of an in
FAINT son.
Leon Greengard, son. of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Greengard who has been
employed in one of the Greengard
company branch stores at Baudette,
Mimi, arrived yesterday for visit
with his parents
Miss Gladys Ritchey, instructor
of English in the Miles City. Mont,
high school, who has been spending
her Christmas vacation with her
father and sisters, has returned to
her post.