«-v ISlSlillt THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1920 MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA PAGE TWO LEAGUE ECLIPSE CORNER various articles of the Versailles Phone your news items to The News—Main 450. ing out of the distribution of mandates treaty. and the enforcement of Article The relations between Technical XXII (on mandates)' Oragnizations and the Council and The appointment of Dr. Fridjof Edited by Weekly Shavings Assembly of the League. Nansen, Artie explorer, to investigate Thursday, October 21, 1920 Vol. 342 Recommendations of the International the problem connected with the'repa-t Financial conference. triation of ex-enemy prisoners from Storm Sash and Storm Doors will The time to build an Implement Preparations required to enable the Russia and Germany to their respective pay for themselves in fuel saved— Shed is right now, so that you wilt economic weapon of the League to countries. particularly this year. Order yours have the right kind of protection foir be used in case of necessity. The proposed Commission of Enquiry now from the Eclipse. your farm machinery when bad weather The Report of the Statistics Commission. Program For General Assembly D, J. Howe, pastor 1 on Russia (defunct.) comes along. The Eclipse can The polish Minority Treaty—Guarantees PORTABLE CORN CRIBS—Strong, Includes Admission of furnish all the material you need The liquor trade in Africa. of the first Church 1 of the League. Cheap, Handy. Just the thing for and we can probably give you some Qualified States Supervision over the execution of your surplus corn. The resolution regarding the admission good advice on the right kind of a agreements reached with regard to of Christ in St. of Switzerland. shed to build. By Webb C. Miller the traffic in women and children. §5 The establishment of the permanent The man or woman who really BRIGHT SUNSHINE Supervision of traffic in arms and (United Press Staff Correspondent.) Paul, who will be- 1 wishes to be protected against fire Commission under Article XI of ammunition and its control. Means Greater Hog Profits. Hogs London, October 5. (By Mail.' buys a Pyrene Fire Extinguisher. Pyrene the Covenant. Charges that the league of Nations are not so hardy as you think. Whole The first and second budgets of gin a series of Revival should be installed in every has accomplished nothing during its droves die when disease strikes. They home a woman or child can operate the League. MR. FARMER first ten months in existance will be endure filth, darkness and dampness Relief in Central Europe and methads meetings at 1 it. Factories and garages need Pyrene met when the Assembly meets in Geneva because they are compelled to. Improve it smothers any fire at the and measures to combat the If you are retiring from the farm your housing conditions^ ana for the initial session, at 11 o'clock Christian Church in 1 start, even a gasoline or electrical spread of typhus. on the morning of November you improve your hogs. Sunshine is and intend to locate in Austin, it\ fire. On motor cars or truck Pyrene Eupen and Malmedy (M. Da Cuhna's cheaper than corn. Austin next Sunday. reduces the cost of fire insurance report approving the plebiscite will be to your interest to see us 15* Advance information indicates that The Eclipse Sunshine Window gives 15%, thus paying for itself, which gave these provinces Belgium.) before buying. We have a large a number of days will be required direct sunshine on your hoghous© Ask the Eclipse. Relations between the Council and merely to hear the reports of the various list of well selected homes at reasonable floor. Hogs and pigs get necessary the Assembly. commissions which have been authorized sunlight without exposure during prices on easy terms, J. E. Crippen, cold Following the Assembly's action on If the barn needs a few pieces of by the Council to investigate winter days. these matters, Secretary Sir Eric Drummond boards or a few shingles it is better Austin National Bank Bldg. internal questions. will report in detail on the to devote a little time to it while the Adv. 3-33-c. The first meeting probably will be It's cheaper to move than to pay present organization and work of the weather is warm than to have to re presided over by M. Paul Hymans# rent—if you move into your own League Secretariat, and the resolution pair it in the winter. of Belgium. Later a permanent president ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS House. of the Council which established llliailllBIIIIBIIIIHIIIBlBIIBIIIHIIIIHIl I1BD1II will be chosen by the Assembly the seat of the League at Geneva. AND GET RESULTS to preside for the remainder of the The next subject that will be dwelt J.J. CLEMEN conference. ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD with will be the Root-Phillimore International 5 The first subject on the program DR. A. I. ARNESON Court of Arbitration. Inasmuch is the discussion and adoption of rules as several European nations of procedure and the appointment Manager NATIONAL! are as opposed to the unlimited powers Announces the opening of his offices BISCUIT) COMS\NV of the committee to examine and report of the Court, as the United States for the practice of medicine in on the credentials of the delegates. is to the unqualified Article Ten Austin, Minn. of the Convenant, considerable debate Then will come the matter of adcmission Dr. Arneson makes a specialty of is anticipated before the courts the non-surgical treatment of Colon of states not named in the constitution is finally approved. original covenant, and not signatories and Rectal diseases ancT'the Natural The big question in the minds of of the peace treaties. These states, Physical Methods of treating all kinds many anti and pro-league partisans of Chronic diseases. who have already qualified for full The Lowest Prices is: Shall the Court be subservient to Piles of all kinds and other rectal membership rights, will be immediately the League Council or shall the League and colon diseases are successfully enrolled in the eLague. council be powerless to modify treated without surgery or loss of Then will come the consideration or change and decisions arrived at by time from your business. Piles, fissures, and action of the League Council in the Court? 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