Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 2

June ZFNorT:Icgch:ol ‘Commence- t Normal 00! Jupe 6 t.: 19—National Guard En~ .campment at Ft. Snelling. June 16 and 17 — Convention of ‘League of Municipalities of Minne- sota., - y . "June 16 — Opening of Birchmont June 17 and 18—Northern Minne- sota Development Association annual summer outing. ,Yun:rzz, 23;‘24, 25—Noaxwestern . Fire Insurance Underwriters' annua: outing, at Birchmont. - Chm’xtauqua, July 21-26. SINN FEIN COURTS GRIND-OUT JUSTICE (By United Press) 4 London, May 4 (By Ma,i})—Sinn Fein ‘in Ireland is rapidly developing a secret judicial_system which, ig- noring the British government, dis- penses justice .from the Irish view- point.. For several months secret courts have been in process of formation in southern and western Ireland. Sever- al executions of alleged traitors have been at the doors of the Sinn Fein courts, but the vast majority of cases ‘have been purely civil ones—princi- pally land disputes. The first instance of an ordinary _civil trial was when Irish volunteers arrested and held six men suspected of holding up a Mill street County Cork bank and stealing 18,000 pounds. Most of the money was re- covered and returned to the bank. Tremendous surprise was caused in England by the arrests. Some early reports declared the money was to be used for Sinn Fein work, but this proved to be untrue. . 6 Information has been received that Sinn Fein leaders plan a thorough secret judicial system throughout Ire- jand. It is expected that as the system becomes more and more ef- fective greater attention will be paid to especially flagrant criminal offen- ses, though punishment of ordinary offenses is difficult because of the im- possibility of imprisoning convicted persons for long periods. Since its conception, the Sinn Fein judicial systems has handled hund- reds of civil-cases. Throughout Ire- land, the bulk of cases in courts are land disputes — over boundaries, rights of way and such things. Sinn Fein courts, upon application of liti- gants, decide cases on evidence pre- sented and hand down decrees which -are. respected. Sinn Feiners state that many of the applicants for civil ,relief through the secret courts are not members of Sinn Fein. EUROPEAN BUYERS AVOID YANKEE GOODS .London, June —Kuropean buy- ers are avoiding -American goods when they can get others. This is the note of warning ut- tered by the American Chamber of Commerce in London and the serious- ness of this aspect of the foreign trade situation is emphasized by’ the Weekly Export Bulletin. which { peints out that every factor favorable to laying the foundation of perman- ently great exports is present—with the exception of credit. “The American business world finds itself almost entirely without the credit necessary to finance ex- ports,” says the report. “The glorious talk about the Edge Bill, the billion ¢ dollar fund of the War Finance Cor- poration, and the other schemes for financing exports have all faded away. The banker appears unable even to supply all ‘the loans demand- ed for domestic business. A “The depreciation of the European exchanges and the consequent re- striction of the purchasing power of this country is a factor which many American manufacturers failed to reckon in earlier and more optimis- tic ealculations. - However, the report of the Ameri- can Chamber of Commerce expresses much hope in the future for American trade in Enrope if the American mer- chants will get together and assist in adjusting the exchange balance. Without “some co-operation in this way it i{s apparent that American buciness interests will suffer in the|q near future. & N e LONG A FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE Wainut Street Theater, in Philadel- s phia, to Be Torn Down, Dates 1.__ From the Year 1809. “Let not him that is house- less pull down the house of ahother, but let him work diligently .and. build one for suring that his own shall be safe from violence when built.” --Destroy- the H&mej ‘A Weed Is a Plant 'Out of Place, But “the Only Good Weed Is a Dead Weed”—Weeds Steal Food,* "Moisture, Air and Sunlight From the Useful Gprden ‘Crops ! (Written for the United States School Garden Army.) : A weed is a plant out of place. A carrot growing in a row of onions is a weed. It is out of place, It be. longs in a ‘row of carrots. A poppy growing in a row of carrots is a weed. It beiongs in a bed of pop- pies. But most weeds are neither good to eat, like the carrot, mor beautiful to look upon, like the pop- py. They are vagrant plants—the tramps of the garden—ready at any time to steal food and moisture, air and sunlight from the.useful crops to which the garden belongs, In most gardens there are vast numbers of weed seeds of many kinds ready to sprout into life whenever there is a chance. So when we plant the garden to radishes.or carrots or lettuce or other crops and wait. for these seedlings to appear the eager weed seeds make the most of the op- portunity to- some up by the thous- ands. Many of these young weeds are sturdy plants, ready to grow so rapidly that they will crowd out the seedlings we wish to raise. Conse- quently we must pull up the tramps, of seedlings is called weeding. It when so many crops started. To pull' weeds should know them by sight and out ;before weeding begins. hard to kill. 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