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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
GAILI-cURcr DIVORCE CASE.
Dispositions to Ne Returned Here
for Attestation.

CHICAGO, Sept 6.--Judge SABBATH in
the Superior Court to-day ruled that the
dispositions of number OF witnesses
In the divorce suit OF Mime. CALI
Curci, the opera singer. taken In New
York. must be returned to New York
to have the signatures attested by
Commissioner J. L. Keator before whom
the affldavits were made.
The court will listen to arguments
September 16 on the motion Of coun-
sci to have the dispositions OF Melissa
Brown and Mary Rinaldi, with whom
the husband OF the singer Is alleged to
have been intimate, declared incom-
petent testimony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
HOOVER SAILS, WORK
IN EUROPE FINISHED
Says U. s. Sent SO, 600, 900, 900
Worth Of Foodstuffs to
Needy Countries.
DONATIONS OF $4,000, 900
Food Administrator viii Go
to California-Has No
Political Ambitions.

Special Ceofe Despatch TO THs sus and tAs
Pstiie Ledger.
cesvrieAt. 1919 al rights reserved
LoNpoN, Sept s.--Herbert Hoover.
his work IN Europe completed. sailed
for the United States to-day with his
strong right arm commander George
Barr Baker OF the American Navy. Mr.
Hoover ia accompanied by his wife and
son Alien. who says he came over 'to
fetch father home and Lieut.. Robert
has been the treasurer md financial ad
wiser Of the American Relief Associa-
ton.
pal" Moore. the boxer. came I'D and
offered his services upon the voyage in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
Hou.e pas.e. Alaskan Bin.

wAsHINoToN, Sept. s.--For completion
Of the Alaska Railroad the House parsed
to-day and sent to the Senate bill
authorizing an increase OF the LIMIT Of
cost from s3S,ooe,eee TO $b2,ooo.ooo.
Republican Leader Mondefl charged
miserable acknowledgement" had marked
the conduct of the work. but admitted
the increase was due primarily to highet
labor and material costs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
GERMAN ENVOY RECEIVED.
Argentine Mission Purely Com
mercial, II IL Said.

BuENos AYREs, Sept 6.-Presldent
Irioyen yesterday received Baron Won
dem Bussche Haddenhausen. former
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs of
Germany. who arrived here on August
Z. The nature of the interview was
not disclosed. The Baron. who was for
merly German Minister TO Argentina,
stated on his arrival that his mission TO
this country was commercial in char
acter,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07

Il had a similar experience In New
York on Fulton street. east OF Broad
way. This Is profiteering bordering on
robbery and should be regulated"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
THIS LANDLORD NO PRoFITEER
Turns Heuse over to Tenant OF
Tventy-six Years Standing.

Twenty-stx Years standtng.
Boston, Sept, advancing rents
will not disturb Victor Cote at time
when landlords are under inquiry by
state and city for raising rents and
refusing repairs. f. T. Fuller of Wake
field. owner OF the house In the Dor
chester district which Cote occupies.
has made him q present of II. For
.wenty-six years Cote. a barber. has
lived in the house.
The landlord. In acknowledging pay
ment of rent this month, wrote the bar
her an appreciation of their relations
and with It sent deed. free and clear.
to the house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
NO GUARANTY GIVEN BELGIUM
state Department Denies Pact to
Protect Kingdom From Attack.

WAsHISoroN. Sept. s.-Acting secre-
tary OF State Phillips said to-day in
response TO an inquiry that he had no
knowledge Of any agreement between
The United States and Great Britain
designed to guarantee Belgium from fu-
ture attack.
London newspaper was quoted in
yesterdays dispatches as authority for
me statement that such an arrangement
had been made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07

express to you In behalf Of the Brit
ish Government warm thanks and
great appreciation for the work you
have done for the allied and aaso-
ciated Powers. The fidelity and en-
ergy you have shown In directing the
economic relief of the populations
stricken by the war has been Of tn
estimable value and has earned for
you the lasting gratitude Of the peo-
pies Of Europe.
The loose ends Of tho Hoover sleemosy-
nary work have been turned over 10
an organization called the American RE
lief Administration for European Chill
Gren, which holds In It's keeping the wel-
fare and the appetites Of 100000 chill
dren scattered from Finland to Ru-
mania These Juveniles are being fed
from hundreds OF kitchens established
by Mr.. Hoover and now conducted by
trained American workers,
Appreciation was shown for Ameri-
can aid in parades of school children
during the recent visit of Mr.. Hoover to
Warsaw, Prague. Crscow and Lemberg.
Outlook for New Countries.
Concerning the outlook for the new
countries of Finland, Poland, Csecho-
Slovakia and Jugo-Slavia Mr. Hoover
said:
"Of the sixteen new Governments that
rave emerged from the war there are
FOUR of peculiar interest to America.
First, because they patterned themselves
after the United States, and. second,
because they have large numbers OF their
ace settled in America, and are there
fore in close touch with our people
Their whole future is dependent upor
NV far we are going TO support them
for the next twelve months. They great
ly need our material and moral assist
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Hettes Pre- ai1t1ft Scr
SricH fefli ierct13?

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9th, 1917.
g 8nris, 27. M1r5. Gin Ser
trag, Der nue fein6lihen &nber Elm.
i6lieBt, nnItatt ei11en1 ssorfriepen nit
Eeutidlano, miro lett gepInnt, III
elmer Nnitrengung 6ie Serbeifiibruarg
.oes 5riebers 5u beldleuntgen, tpir0
beutc aus DefldBihen Gue11en erfub-
ren. Die beiten 5hdBnl1gerI, tpunu
Elm iolher 8ertrag 5ur 1nterbreitl1ng
an bie feinblihen M2ohte, 5nr. Ser.
beirnfung 6erer Delegaten bereit iein
f0nrte, tpurbe nit Dem 1. Weddi felt
geiebt. Sic @lan iiberitiir8t 6us gn11=
5e Brognn1n1 Der Srte6ensf sfonferen5,
nod bem tpdbrenb oes lebten DO
riates genrbeitet tpur6e. @s 1T bis
lett nod 1riht iider, ob Der meme
Hlan 5lr Musfiibrung gebru3t tDer=
ben miro, ober einige 3elegnten oer-
ten oaraufbin, 6aB Belt erfpurt tper=.
6en tpiirbe, in6en1 man 0ie1e Ber+
trGge 5n1nnmen beraten tDirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
11.S. Kapau ucric Nriitot III
111crife Gin.

True translation filed with the post
master at st.. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9th, 1919. as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
1ssDearfa, Ser, "a. Mdr5. r1p-
pen oes 8. Ser. Staaten &apauerie-
&egimentes, inter benz &on1nnnoo
non &al1ptmann &lopfer, fanlen nah
elmer gerfolgllng bon 12 n1erifaniz
1ben 8unbiten iiber bie merifnniibe
@ren5e belte n1orgens 5uriid, nobel
iie 35 5tid Rin6bieb n1rb 2 &ferbe,
Die bon Dieben geltern geitern bon
Nnne5 fortgetrieben ipurben.
9anpttnann &opfers 8eri6t an
6as @auptqnartier n1eloet, bob er
hen 5luB iieben Meilen nnter &ni6oio
Ssoro freu5te; bort nit Der 8anoe in
5iblung tam n11b lie is Weilen bon
Der 6luBfrel15ung attafierte un6 ge,
rabe nod 5pnnenuntergang Sener
ouf sic 8anbiten eroffnete.
Stint Merifaner get0tet.
Stint Merifaner mur6en beim er-
item 3uiaa1ne111to5 getotet uno 5apet
perlpunoet. &einer Der an1eritanilben
aaballeriIten tp11r0e pertpnnoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Goyptctt perlaftet Srci>
belt.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 27th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
- 8nris, "a. Mdr5. 6ubrer Der
egpptilden rationalen 8apeg egung be-
ihreiben lire Rorperiboft als Die
3 ueapptiide Mifociotion bon Naris"
11ro er5ahen III ei11en Sdreiben d1,
M gIemenceol, Rrdiioenten Der
Sriebensfonferen3, I'M ginflange NIT
Ser Doftrine 0es BoHerrebtes, ip1e
lie bon, Brdfioenten @ilfon protla'
1lniert tpurbe, Inn Elm gerbor 1ino o1e
grfiilfunq oeg 8nnibes beg goltes
gqnppteng fIr cine nationale lnab'
bdngigfeit, obne auto1tontte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
11eues prcabiiacs Kabt>
nett.

% Berlin, .26. M6r5. Ser Bor-
|,pdrts qibt bente Die 8nfamn1enleblt1!!
6es nener1 preuBii4en &abinettS n1e
folgt befant1t:: i
Gremier YnuI 5irib, So5iallt.
l1nteritaatgief 2eltnont Is:
2obre, So5ialtlt
WiuiIter 6es Snner11 Br. Hnrl
So. W. Seine, So3ialiif.
l1nter5efretdr Beg Mi1iitert1ms oes
eesnner11 &err 5bnndenberg, De
mofrot, friiberer @iirgermetiter bon
MIto1ta. I,
ssariti8u1iniiter Serr 8eblboff,
Centrum.
unteriefretdr oes S1fti3niniiters
Serr Seinen1at,1t
11nterrib ttsnrinilter Serr so.
mild, So3iuliif
11nteriefretdr bes 11nterridts tsmiat-
fteri1in1s Erof. Sroltid, Demofrat y.
Centrum.
ssinan3nliniiter Or gllbert ..
M sii6efunt, 5o5ialiit
MiniIter Ser nottonalen Wnh fdbri
SER 5tepbertpalo, 3entrl1rl1
lnteriefretdr fir rationale Wobi' J. !
,fobrt Serr ). @rdfe bon rontflrf'
Sonbelgn1inifter Mgeornneter
Igifdbef, Denofrat. 3. .,,.,y.
l1nteriefretdr oes Snnoel lsntn1lte'
riunlg SER sue, 5o5ioIIiif
gifenbabnn1iniIfer 4err Seler,
IDen1ofrat oen 9err Drummer, go
aioIiif beigegeben lit SER 8nrtt1n1td1.11' g, g
IDen1of ofrof, u11o &err grt e'
Itperffh ftsbertreter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
11cmerlithcr 2laiitanH IN
111iif1el,eft.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Marcn 6nn ~, - as oatahnr ,eIueu en- " 1o17 M
11'e = o.: % 90 m msy o. rat,a.
5nrlVf 1,< -. :p.ut6.o ,.,,.I4 !e teDss e,.fs
ln1lo1lare oeloegnng ~ elIpuul o;:l, ,nMls
ttene y gsa 'ee,pd.l mpt,o;Iau ~ pu.' ban,; n
get, nelper DepeLu'e'' uns ksx;' uugla, :,
l@ea ma1eue1 en1e M1.uDtel'tg.ye :,.e a{s
so5al1lltl. n1!p q eepp.l:u1tt'ee sa % a.; Mo;
pule 'ohauI!l =. y.osnt.!s.a % .,o,.hat ~
le.' 1letppllt1u, ~. sO't'''e.9e'' oe't'u'
'e' A'tp ut'ess'p's'e
Sentidr fnr e1ne Seretntahh9 m'1
AeferretM
&openbagen, %. War5: Die
oentide gtatlo11albe rlan1mlllrg lttntm-
fir ei1te NeretH1gn1lg- bon asenf11=
Oelterreib nit Deut1blan0. n1r0 Detz
te onr6 Depelhen aus We1n1ar pc
fanntgegeben:
2ette 8eridte aug Wier meloen,
DOB Die 8orlnge Der Beretntgu11g 01e-
Ter beiben 9anoer in orttter Selung
ongenomtner1 tpnroe.
Sic berihtete Sanblung ser Ma=
tiortalperfammluna rief eine gefGbr=
lide 9oqe in 8arig berbor, 6a nod
gerihten aus oie}er 9tu6t geiblo1=
fen qeoei1 cine gereinigung oieier BET
sen aanoer iteben. Ginige @erlaut=
bnrunqen 6eltten oarol1fbin, baB Die
0eutlden, menn oie{e Ben Srie6ens-
tertroa l1nteraeidnen, erindt tperben,
cine {oId,e @ereinigung riidgdngig 5n
mo6en.
asrn+ei4ieren npnpn &ritifiernnn 0es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Ssbreflisf,c Stcrbcratett
ift petreoraH.

8oris, 25. We1r5. Wdbreno beg
Monots Sebr1ur itnrben II Retro
.gro6 mebr mie IL, 600 Fer1one11, =
ooer. II 8ro5ent Ser gur15en stoot-
bepolfernna, nie rniiifde statiitifea,
oie in Goris eir1trofen beitdtiger.
D Sim 1 iSebrunr betrng bic totale
8epoIfernrig bon &etrnarao 99O, 900.
21 Ben tpGbrenb 6es Wonats ltott=
.oefnnoener gobesfdae11 perlieBen
77,00O 8erionen Getrograo, 11no am
4. ssebruur betr11g Die 9ebolfernng
5irfa 800, 600.
Mmerifaner Sic am .12. s5ebrllar
DerlieBen, beridten baB N oteier
6tobt IN BEN eriten 8ocben beg Sc
bruors taglid 600 Gerionen tor
ben.
sarge tper6en III Mosfau 1liht
51nebr berfauft, ionoer1 BEL 2eihenbe=
sgdngt1ti1en 11ur r1ebr rerlieEet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Sra,t3eicf1 ,tfttert rtrm Fen
411arcffcz4 4nfitnttc.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
March 9th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
4 Baris, 90. MGr5. @inige
.Monate 5uriid brab Elm Mnfitnno IN
Sen 3i3 unb Snifalet Mbl9nttten i'm
lii6liben Moroffo nns, .purbe be11te
befnnntgegeben, u116 5ien1ltbe mile
tdri1he Mnitrengunget1 Der 5ran5oien.
tDnr6en 3nr l1nteroriifrng unterrtont-
men.
SagIid tperben 5ortihritte IN Der.
@infhrdnfung bes Mufitnnosberoes
qeunahf 6ie BON einem &orreiponDen<
ten ser Eenps in MuEat on Der n1a-
roffanif6en aiiite befdrieben tperoen-
8anen 1ene strafen.
,ie Gaze fat 5ih te6euteno ge-'
sbeIie erfI1rte genernl
,aber bieIes n11B nod bon nnferer1
Er11ppen pol13ogen tuer6en, ltnter be-
men i@ gerooe orei Boaen 1ertpetHe;
Sic nerben ii9 ser Dur1 1fnbrnng NIT
an ibrer Ma6t tptomer1,
Ser General iprnb bann iiber Die
8e1dleuniguna Ser Mrbeiten OH @i-
ienbab11- 111to Nntomobt btlmegen: 91e
ginfreilnng eines tpi9tigen< glbibnlt. t
tes Ser nufit6n6iiden Srnpper1 1T
beinabe polritdnoig bl1r6gefiibrt.
sNnfianb IN Gsbpten nnterorhdt.
2on6on, 80: Mdr5. Die Gage IN
@gppten bat iib beoel1teno gebe11ert,
rneIoen Me1ter Selegran1me aus
&oiro Die Dronl1ng rpur6en IN ber=
lhieoenen OrtIdoften tpieber berge-
iteGt un6 @oiro 11tb Mleranorta 1tno
rubig. Sic ei1r8igen Stor1nge11, o1e
in oiefen gelegrartn1en ertpabnt tDer.
SEN, betreffen Sic geroninen, Die 1t9
in aroBer Mn5aM 51fammen51ebetl
@ober es miro erfldrt, 6ub lie out BanD
aus fino, 11n6 NIT berl1nrait IN GgDp-
ten rtid)t in ginflang eebrn6t tperoen
fDnne11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
6eecft 2lmfeabe 0es
8hciftla laftNcs.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
March 9th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917 {
81 goris, 27. Wdr5. bic bent-
Iehegsationolperfa1rtn11ung ftimtnte ge-
aen Elm Mnfqeben bon Eerritori1tnl
am 8beine feitelts Deutidlanos, fpe=
aleu- bes 5aar 8eiins, 1neloen bier
cingetroffene Depefhen. .Weitere Ga6-
riehten meI6en gleihfans bon Bro-
faItberian1n1Iungen gegen einen I'm.
teriodenben Srie6eH" l,11b, fDie eir1e
Gepefde an oos Sourna1 aug 3irid
lnelbet, miro eine lebbafte s)ppofiI.
lion bon @ruf bon 8rodoorff 8anbnl
gefiibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
S<b,pci5 e,ftcrfcftitt ftc,ae
Nctafl<,e 8e9icr1a1to.

True translation filed with the posts
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
March 9th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 6th. 1917.
q aopenbagen, 26. Mdr5 rd.
ii6enf Mbor bon Der Sdmei5, sa1ts
iportete auf Elm 56reiben beg Rraii.
.benten ebert, tpobei ct bic Mnerfef.
.1,1nq SCI 1teuen oe11tiden Gegieru1rg
sbefonnt gibt, beridtet cine 8erliner
Depefhe. Sdspeio, iest bic Depei6e
5hina1t, iit fotpeit oer. erfte 5tdat, Der
for1nell Sic nele oe,ltihe Reeier1,1,g
nnerfnnlte. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Nflrlt1rter 20.
Die uSrgsiinac bel Scr
ricHcnsf ertfereft3.

True. translation filed with the post
master. at ST Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9th; 1879, as required BY the
Act Of Congress of October 6th, 1877.
8ein D,5siinnngs stanfd, 6ann ein-
fade NBfenbnng einea g1teu mad
drfs-
- gerIim, 22. Wddrs Die oellt-
f9e Negier11ng min cine ipe3iene
5Dffiifficn naB Euriss iferroen, Inn nit
ben Mfgliener11 Der Nniierten sSrie-
.1ensfonfere115 5u bernten OF bie Be
riefbte nnf BnbrBpit beruben, bab 6ie.
snniierfe11 Did6te feine Musei11nnoer-
iehungen Bel Der 3uianlrnenftenn
Der eoergbeoi oingungen erlm1ben
Sic benfi4en sSriebensoeIeg
.ennhtfmbroifen iih }snfe ibnen ons Bort
11i1tf ertei1f tperbe1, fid ben 8eg na6
gerfnines 5m erfpdren n1b bnfiir ein-
fah einen Bofen 5nr 11eberbrirtgl111g
Der sSrie6 ebingunger nod Wei=
mar in Die frun5o 5ofifde Sfabt ab5n-
1enDen
ge5predmna Der Mbienbnng elmer al-
liierteu Grpebitiun nad EDlen.
Baris, 90. Mdr5. Ser Rm ber
groBma6te beriet be11te 6ie 5rnge
Ser Mbfeno1ng BON 6rei po1nif9en
Dipif1onen, 0ie {ib iebt III 5rnnf-
reid befin6en, iiber Dan5ig nod 30
len, aber cine @ntf9eibung iiber oiefe
6rage 1pnrbe anf nrorgen beriboben.
ebert iuiberiett iid) ben Jriebensbor-
faldgen.
DnB Deutf1lan6 feinen 5riebe1
unter5eidnen miro, Der cine Mneftie-
r1.ng BON Da15ig b1lrb Die Nolen be-
ifinn1t, tpar Sic @rfI1r,1tg @berts,
tpie cine Depef1e aus Berlin berib=
tet. Ger oelti1e Brdfi0e11t gnb be-
ffa1t11t, BOB 8eut16lnn0 OitprenBen
riht al1fgeben Tonne, fotDie al1d Tel
men 1eil Dberihlefiens.
Bebron auf 5tpei Seiten, ouf Der
einen BON Ben Deutfben un6 anf Der
nnberen BON ben Bolfbetpifii, befin-
Set iidb BoIensin elmer 6eiparnten s2ans
ae nab gsabrnng, Musriiitu11g n11o
SiIfe {einer 9r11ppen, bic in Srant=
reid fdmpften. 8eut1dfano bertpet-
5aert 0iefen 9rl1ppepn cine Sanou11g
in Dan5ig.,
Sic Gage IN gfun1dnien 1T nod
5dipdr5er. Sin5ugefiigt 5l1 Der fteten
Drobnnq eines gin6rtngens Der Dol
idetpifi I'M Often 1T Die neue @efnbr
Ser Goblet in l1ngarn
eStnlien brubt nit @iid5ng.
Cine offi5ielle Berlal1tbarang, Die
lid, nit sen Borgdngen Der be11tigen
Mssabmittoggiibnng q befaBt iagt:
,,2oro Mobert Cecil 6anfte ben
geeutrolen fir oie l1nteritiibung IN
glusarbeitung Ser Broiefte Der Bol-
ferliqo, sic ii6 als groBe 9ilfe fi1r
0ies &ommiIIion erlpielen. Sic Srte-
bensfonfere115, erfldrte er, boffe, 6aB
alIe pertretenen @taoten Dftglieoer
bieier 2iga tperoen miir6e1.
Cine 3uipredung bon Sinne be1m
gbldluife oes grie6eng 1T Die etn81ge
&o1t6ition, inter tpeTder Die itolien1.
id1en Delegnten an Der Srieoensfon-
ferera peiter teilnebmcn tperoe11, er-
.flarten {ie bellte einitinmtg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

bcIttlet1ftt9c1t.
IheIebten bie Bn11fen l1t1o iil1b i'm Be-
| libe bieler 3eitungen IN gan5 l1n-
lgar11:
Die Sreilolll1ng bon @nrl &abef,
ru11if6er 8olibetpifi glgitator, miro
bon Berliner 8eantfen beitattgt.
9entl6er Geianbter nad 9}nflanb,
@rof bon 8rofborff&anbau, Der
oeutl6e Minilter 6es MeuBere1, ianae
te &arl @al1tsfD, einen Der unterie=
|fretGre oes5 Neiiniiteriurns oes MeuBe
ren, nod Mosfau, Inn Die Biibrer Der
t5obiet Gegiern11g 5n beiuden l1nb
einen qenauen Beri6t iiber oie Gage
ein5uienben, Ser es ben Minilter oes
[MenBern geitatten miro Die Meetbo-
|hen 5n Itnbieren, I'M cine engere po.
llitif6e l11o 6fononii6e @erbinonng
INIT Ser ruliilhen 8oli6etpifi Negies
rnng ber5uitenen, mel6et eine 3iiri-
Iber Depefhe.
8arl Naoef Der fubre11oe rnl11lbe
iBol1h l1hetptfngent IN 0el1t1hlnno, Der
Iam 13. Gebr1lar in 8erbinoung NIT
Seil pestot nnl,.us.pen .,n rs M al
fden Regiernng freigeI eIaiien.
lDefffrreidlifS,e Qlrbeiter sperf0( ten fttfl
nehtral.
2ebte Weloungen bon 0eiterreid
heiogen, bob Der oiterreidif9e 3en=
tralM alMrbetterrat Biz lett nod nidt ent=
1n1e0e11 babe, ob er l1h DER 1t1tgor1=z
I19en Belpegn1tg a1t1DlteBen m1ro. 0er
sHat miro erfldrt xgebt bon 9em
Stanopn1tH ans, Dob e1ne 1olbe 9e-
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ben, I'm gegen Die Hngarn gefibrt
on meroeH:
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gel9rao Deretts ~ oas Selo 81 mar-
lnHeren, ooer lte 1tno III 1Drer Sfar1e
a'et1ll1 reon5terf.
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mus in l1nqarn, miro III enalt1d-
fran50iifden 0martieren befiirhtet,
Etpir6 Sic Mnitrengungen Ser entente,
Eeinen nenen rl1n1dniihen, polnifhen
nn6 tf6e6o=ll =llomafifden gtnat als
JBolItperfe gegen 3entralenropa 5n
erridter1, gefdbroet.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

Cine se lterieees 'asa! in,sn IN t1asarn ss
Sae init ruiben 8elitctpiei -
erelaren ynperasnns lee IN Sen ias
ilapicn Staten ma f4 pe1ibe ddhr berterfta y Pa
Srar3 eicn crSn it 8neapcf
cntpanct 1llan,piu Sic Srbensarbeten bciAleaneen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13

MRS. VIM. Lee left Thursday for a
visit at Boscobel.
MISS Kathryn Simons was a Bos-
coDel fair visitor, Thursday.
lony Hoffman left Thursday noon
LOT Madison to visit friends.
MISS Vera and Hugh McNair of
Houghton, Mich, were here visiting
tnelr grandmother and aunt. Miss
besle McNair is taking a months va
catlon from library work. her place
Delng fIlled by Miss Mcmahon.
MRS. Frank GarthWaite and daugh-
ters Letha and Helen of Sheldon.
iowa, spent the past two weeks with
ner sister, Mrs. John Mankel, returned
nome Wednesday. Mrs. Mankel ac-
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Weidenbeck and
Mrs. Anna Henkel autoed to Madison
thursday. Mr.. Wiedenbeck attended
the lumberman's convention there Fri
DAY They returned Saturday bring
ing Miss Alma Henkel back with
| them
A. G. Lind and son, Leon, of Iowa
City, Iowa, visited the formers sis
Ter, Mrs. Ed. Schwartz, the past week.
mr.. Lind, an expert newspaper man,
kindly helped out at the Herald Of
lice this week and his services are
greatly appreciated.
James Hayden writes from Salem.
,. D., that he is feeling fine and max
ing 30 day and board in the harvest
fleld. Jim recently shocked lis acres
OF OATS" all by hisself" He will be
nome in October or November but
may follow the Harvest clear into
Canada
A good crowd attended the We'll
come Home movies at the Orpheum
last Wednesday,. Four shows were
given. The picture contains 1000
feet OF film showing the morning and
afternoon parades and a lot of inter-
estlng events of the big day The
picture will be shown at several
towns in. the Lancaster vicinity.
Lancaster has just voted, by an i'm
mense majority, to build high school
building to cost $175,O0. And the
old city hall has been condemned as
unsafe and unsanitary, so that they
must replace it. A committee from
that city was here on Honor Day to
look over the auditorium to see what
they might learn by the experiences
of Richland Richland Dem
ocrat.
An appreciative audience greeted
Misses Hughes and Roberts at their
recital in the Congregational church
Monday evening. The various num-
bers were subject to many calls for
encores. Miss Hughes pleased the
audience with her fine voice, and Miss
Roberts in her part as organist and
accOmpanist Yves excellent. People
from Dodgeville, Fennimcre, and
Bloomington attended the recital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13

Earl Wilson and wife and Myron
Pace and wife went on the excursion
to Dubuque Friday. They report a
| god time.
Mrs. Roy Keocke and son and sis
ter-in-law, Miss Annie Keocke, who
has been visiting her, came down
Thursday to play for dance here
Friday night.
G. d. Calkins and wife, Mrs. Geo.
| Nash, Mrs. j. P. Beardsly Mrs. VIM.
THESE and daughters, Mrs. Lee Kolb
and MRS. Herb Hearold, Mr. and Mrs.
John Keller and J. T. Clifton went to
| Glen Haven to attend the funeral of
Hiram Harvey, who died in Canada
and was brought back and buried in
the Lumkins cemetery last Tuesday.
Dan Murphey of Galesburg, ILL.,,
came Monday to join his wife and
son who are visiting her parents, the
o. j. Oswald family.
Misses Carrie Oswald and Birdie
Hayille returned from a weeks visit
in Fennimore Wednesday. They spent
one night with Mrs whsle Quick,
an aunt of Miss Haville, in Bridge
port. 81
Lee Wood returned from Camp
Grant Thursday with his honorable
discharge. He was in overseas serv-
ice. We think Lee is the last Bagley
boy to come home, except Clarence
Benor, who is in the navy. He en-
listed, we think, for four years in
1916.
Mrs. Ella DarroW Of Potosi came
up to visit her son Ralph and fam
lily and attend the chautauqua. She
expects to return home Sunday.
VIM. Millin and wife returned from
their visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Ruckdaschel in northern MINI.
Tuesday They had a fine time.
Crops are all looking fine there es-
pecially potatoes. They have had
plenty of rain there. They had fine
sport fishing while there. There is
five fine lakes within five miles of
their daughters, it is nelly settled
their daughters, it is newly settled