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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
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RANDALL.

May 28-Rose Miller, Hazel Snow and
Nettie Quimby were Little Falls visit
ors Monday afternoon.
The II. Lemnitz family spent Sunday
at the G. Taylor home in Darling.
A dance and ice cream social is to be
held at the Randall hall Friday eve
ming, May 80. The proceeds to go to
the Randall band. ,.....
Mrs. Jennie Campbell has had the
front porch Of her house screened in.
The Swankee families and Leo Nelson
family spent Sunday at Round Lake.
-. Henry Bermel has treated his harness
shop to a coat Of paint.
|: Lew Taylor: is working at the Swan
son farm in Darling 'z'Ss ~ I'LL .; " = T.
I Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Wa1burg
son, May "a.
baugh of Pierz, is visiting relatives this
week.. - .,,.} f.. .... ;....-- 49,. .~:...,-~
|. Herman Ritters returned Tuesday
from overseas service. ..~- -. .; ~.
/ Henry Gosch and family Of TT. Rip
ley spent Sunday at the Hans ,Gosch
home. .a.-y,z.
Chas. Franty Of Gable, Wis, is Wis.
iting friends in Randall this week.
Miss Hattie Anderson is working at
The Gust Walburg home.
Mrs. Boxell has been on the sick list
the past week. \ @Y* ~ +. ##|.
Al. Christianson was: al Little Falls
visitor Tuesday. I'll Z = >@S' @'s q "
Mrs. 4Jack~Little is spending the week
with her son, Walter Little and family
of Little Falls. w TELL r i
| Miss Murrel Benton of st. Paul spent
Sunday at the VIM. Burt home. :
School in the upper grades closed
Thursday and was celebrated by a pic
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
USE HERALD WANT ADS
LINCOLN

May 28-Miss Mae Staples came
home to spend the weekend. She was
accompanied by Miss Ramberg, one of
the other teachers in the Randall school
They spent Saturday afternoon on the
lake.
. J. F.. Shepherd and family have re-
turned to Lincoln. He has purchased a
span of horses and seven cows, and has
rented 240 acres of land from the rail
road company and is going into stock
raising and farming.
,Themen Olson had to vacate the
Shepherd house. He is building place
on the north shore Of Fish Trap lake on
land Of Strong & Stafford. r VI i
Mae Staples school closes Thursday
ght. She is going to have picnic
on the south shore Of Fish Trap lake.
She secured the boats from Chas. Mo-
strom. This is the best location for
anyone to come to the lake for an out
ing as there is a good auto road to
Mostrom's and a sandy beach on the
south shore of the lake and Mostrom has
plenty of good boats and is accomodat-
ing. ..~, =
George E. Warinner has about COM
pleted his house or has about got it
ready to move into. It is quite an ad-
dition to Lincoln. :;
S. L. Staples is going to fix up his
home, which includes the postofice. I
Dan Randall is going to fix up his
house as soon as he gets back from the
northern part Of the state. =:
We are going some. =: ;
The Randall boarding house is to De
painted and fixed up this summer. :
VIM. Hanson's children have come
back home to live with their father. !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
WESTsBELLEVUE

May 2s---Many from here attended
the auction sale held at Theo.2 Coenen Is
= Fred Brockwaaa;y7;,5 who has been dis.
charged from the, army, returned to his
home last week. ltJi@i. NyClf SIC
v. D, cPauley was in Royallton Sat-
way Wayne Paui i and family were in
RoyaltonI Saturday, 11& 70 [IIs.
Thomas E. Stone Of Parishville, N
Y, returned home Saturday after Wis.
it Of several days at the home Of his
brother, y. r. Stone. 5sS3.5 ~
W. j.. Muncy and family visited the
Stone home Monday. = = -
Miss: Esther Bovey has returned tc
her home in Little Falls after comrlet
ing a term Of school IN district S, school
No. l.. ,-ga2rz.f Sss,fxzsss szzgz gs EssssAE.
/ Miss Stone completes her term Of
school in district 5,:school No, !, Thurs
day. HI -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
SWANVuLE

May 2S-Orville Raffensparger, who
has been in the service overseas nearly
a year, received his honorable dis
charge at Camp Dodge, last week anc
arrived home Saturday. Mrs. Orvillt
Raffensparger, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raj
fensparger, Miss Gladys Raffensparge1
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Buelow motored
to Little Falls to meet him.
Charlie Bachman, who has been in
the service overseas several months, has
been honorably discharged at Camp
Dodge and arrived here Tuesday.
Sergeant Ira Chambers, who has been
in the service about two years, has
been honorably discharged and arrived
home Tuesday. .~-..-. =
Sergeant Rodger McRae is expected
10 return home this week.
J. J. McRae, ST., j. j. McRae, Jr., "A
J. McRae and H. S. Faller were on
Aahing trip to Gull lake over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Raft and son OF
Staples arrived here Tuesday to see
their Brother, Orville Raft, who has
just returned from the service, and al
80 to visit their parents. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Michigan and son,
Earl, of Tacoma, WASH, who have been
visiting old friends here, left Monday
morning for a visit in the eastern
states.
Corporal James Cofeld, who is at
Camp Dix is expected to. arrive home
about June 10. g.. :.s.... =.
The Sth grade graduating exercises
will be held at Hanlm s hall on Friday
evening, June 6, when large class
will be, graduated. Program will be
given later. -:...t. .-,..
9 The World war soldiers have been in
vited to take part in Memorial Day ex'
srcises and it is expected that large
number. will be present.
J. J. McRae, E. A. Flood and Ray
NeAegan spent Thursday at Big Swan
lake. They brought back a nice string
Mrs. VIM. Raft, Jr., received a mes:
sage Monday stating that her husband
who is employed at Thief River Falls
is seriously i'll. ~. .i;~E-u r. !
Mrs. G. G. stith, Mr.. and. Mrs. J., p
Stith, C. P. Stith and Mrs. w. J. Seth
who, went to Howard Lake to attend
the funeral of c. C. Stith, returned
home Thursday.
Private Walter J. Cofeld, who has
been in the service overseas the, past
f3fteen months and who has been at thu
battle front in several battles and was
qassed atAsgonne Forest, has been hon
orably discharged at Camp Dodge and
arrived shome. Thursday Mrs: Cofele
VENT to- Minneapolis to meet him.
iii. T., West of Broweryille was g cal
Ter here Tuesday. ,,m
Chas. So. Stith. returned Monday from
business trip to the twin cities. Z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
SIBERIA IhHl TEX DREnBURG
ssToRMlNG STRONG RED POSI-
"a ton in THE SOUTHEAST.
.ll,s. Are asady . Feed-p.op'e q
,etroorad a. Soon AZ Anarchists
sss Are Driven Out.

Z London, NAV Siberian troops Of
the Rolchak enysrnment are storming
orenburg, tpnenof last Bolshevik
Istfoligholds liz soqth eastern Russia.
and an important railway Junction, ac-
.cording to = telegram received from
Omsk.
t,*> Heavy Firing Near 2Petrograd. =:
f. Stockholm, May 29.-The sound Of =
heavy bombar dment has been heard
within the last few days In the direc-
tion Of, Petrograd and Kronstadt.~ &C.
cording to advices received here from
Viborg. Il The advices report a. panic
among the :bolshevik leaders in 'Petro.
grad, 2 number Of whom, it 10 asserted,
*'s "a 1 xta ~ Z f.t t 81. :. "
London, May 49, The Allied and a.
ISOLATED powers have made arrange.
ments to feed Petrograd. and render
assistance to- the starving population
after the expulsion aof the bolsheviki.
Herbert G: Hoover, head OF the Allied
relief, has the details in hand. 49,;
=. - :" kolehak Advancing. :, '''' =.
Paris, May % Dispatches receive
IN Paris announce that the reversal
suffered by the forces Of Admiral Kol-
chalk, the antibolshevih commander
in Russia, was only temporary, and
that Kolchak's armies again are ad'
vancing against the bolsheviki,. who
are falling back on the Vol&a line.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
J ROY ALTON ].

May 29-The nurse committee for the
Royalton Red Cross branch has been
appointed as follows: Mrs, A NJ. Wat
son, chairman, Mrs. r. II. Batter, Mrs.
B. w. Rantz, Mrs. James Friary and
Miss Hunck.
as Twenty high school girls had a break
fast picnic Friday. morning 1.-THE
grove at the east end of Platte bridge,
Mrs. A. O. Heigberg and little dangh;
ter5are visiting relatives at Montevideo.
Mr. and. Mrs A.-sC. Bouek returned
Sunday from Hudson, Wis: where they
we're called BY the illness Of Mrs.
Bouck' g mother, Mrs. Charlotte Olds and
Miss Nellie Palmer of Hudson accom-
panied them home and will make q
short visit here. Sc
~ Miss Hazel Lamb of Aitkin spent
Sunday in town visiting her sister, Mrs
Ed Lakin. ....-.,..,.-.-u. = -.
f. Miss Julia Thoen- has returned from
st. Paul. ..,-*s,' ..-~... :.-~-.ag- ~
/ DR.. J. r. Chance has been commission
ed major in the medical corps
- A stranger driving touring car AND
going west ran into carriage driven
by Peter Kroll Wednesday night or
Platte river bridge. The front Of thu
car was badly damaged and one ofatht
horses was cut in the collision.
+ Those who attended the o. E. s.. mi
tiation at Little Falls Thursday evening
were MI. and Mrs. g. A; Hollenbeck
Mrs. Rantz, Mrs. Cora Lambert, Mrs
IA. w. Watson: Mrs. CARRIER, Mrs
Crane, Mrs. E. Fl. McGonagle and Mrs
A. A. Fitch. = # -:
! The opera house is to be moved K
! Center street next to w. 81. Bourke
garage and store building that are be
ling erected; All three are to be bricl
veneered and made up-to-date in every
Prospect. - :, :-,s.
Mr.. and Mrs! I. w. Bouck motored K
Lake Hubert Saturday. .5|::t5.>5=5
Geo. Goldbloom of st. Paul visited hi:
sister, Mrs. J. CARRIER the past week:
1T Mrs. E. A. Blackwood went to Min
neapolis Saturday for a short visit:
+ Mrs. Bartlen is reported to- be ser
iously ill. @', I 7'''' -:
Mrs. Kinnlogg, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Fitch, was called
to her home at Hibbing by Telegram
saying her husband had been injured.
About 20 couples from 'Royalton at
tended the barn dance given at tn
John Sparrow farm six miles east Of
Rice, Monday night -.
Monday, called by illness Of Mrs. B. R
Wilson.
The 18th and 9Th grades of the public
school held a picnic Tuesday in Foote Z
grove. ''t
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
BRICKYA,R|DS

! = May 27--Miss Elsie. Savage entertain
ed at a party Thursday evening in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Stevens, who
will leave this week for their: home at
Florence, S.. c.. Games, music and sing
iing, were the amusements, after, which
3 dainty lunch. Yves served. IA. H.,
AZ Miss Louise Schmidt and brothers,
Jack, and William Of Eden Valley at
tended Is q: .t the given BY Miss Elsie
Mr., and Mrs. p, jacobson of Little
Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Larsen and
daughter, Florence, Of Elmdale visited
Sunday at G. Larsen Is. .z,,, H..
Rev. and Mrs. G. Hall Of Little Falls
visited Monday at G. A. Lindquist 3.
" Ernest Stevens, Of Staples spent the
weekend at his home here. J.. r',,f .-,-....1
Leander Larsen visited friends at
Elmdale over Saturday. H.,...5. .r,y.pzl
!! Miss Mary Kuil returned from: OAR
ling Thursday and will hold eighth
Grade examine tons this week. ',.;-H's
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Copa entertained
young folks from here and Little Falls
at dance in their new home Monday
,, Miss Clara Krause of Little Falls Wis
tied Friday at the home Of Miss Minnie
Strom.. -55zI5 i11. aH1&Fi ~ 60
II, Miss Stella Wielinski left. Sunday for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at Deer River, Duluth and Sup
erior. 5l1~jI ~ ~ H., ~ inf - -
.: Louis E.. Strom, who has been at the
Boston navy yards the past three
months, left this week for Key West,
Fla G..sH :E-;I e, h"l.#'. . x ',5t.r:,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Larsen entertained
number of our young folks at their
home here Friday evening" ~"
E. Erickson Of Everett, Wash, visit.
ed few days last week at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. c.: Larsen. = :, -, =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30

May 287-M1iss Mayme Schlax. WHO
attends business college at Little Fails,
spent Sunday at home. &C., f 3, 4z5f w.
Ben Eekerson, j who is, employed at
I:ronton,; spent Sunday with his parents
here. & .ai.&i
Miss Julia iReidnerz spent the week
end at her home in Royalton.z sI*.r,>:i*
NJ. Schlax and George Gillings, were
Fl. Ripley visitors Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph .Bahr of Park
ertown were svvisitors here Sunday. u
& Mrs. Jean Davis and daughter, Dor
othy, Of aIittle Falls d spent Monday
here guests Of Mrs! August Anderson
and family. otfsio Qy.s1'2 s,tfh ftf'H2 l4f{E
THE Swedish Aid will Ibe Senterta,n med
atcthe home of Mrs. John W,alene june
"a, at 8 o'clock.aaar5 'iiteEss aft1 of}{lta 81
- Fred Bijalka1 Of Darling was d visitor
at the Adolph' Ness home Sunday. .s: 49, u <
Mrs. Charlie Henderson and children
arrived Sunday morning from Epderlin,
N. d., and will visit relatives here for
some time. 1;'.t@Ef~ y tEu1A@S'1 ~ .
Mr. and Mrs. will witt4wSeer 21soot
Clough and Henry :Wittwgier. Of Remel
were visitors here Sunday at the g. =
Wittwer home ir1 :, :-!' ti,ts q. sI.r,5
Nj. and Ms: Henry Ray G Ms III,
I Carrie 3Boyce and Mrs. e.. i. L.. asRasicot
and daughter Of Little Falls. visited
here Sunday at the home Of Eugene
Eckerson. ~. .'.'... " + -. %sA5
Nj: and Mrs: George sw y,.lsa D. ST
and daughter, Inez, and Mr.. and. Mrs
George Swanson, j., and daughter, Ler
raine, Of Freedmen spent: Sunday with
relatives here. ~ . " =. >r5,, '
There win b, picnic dinner 'a,fte,
Sunday school at, the church Sunday
and service in the afternoon. Every
Mr.. and Mrs. Garin Of clo DUG; : were err
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. John
Mcclure, Sunday. + -. .,..;a
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Munson. of Oar
ling visited at, the George Henderson
home; Saturday. .....5 ..,r... !: rn|..s
The regular meeting of the Farmers
club will be held June, IS. A debate OF
the Babcock road law is to be giver
and an interesting evening is planned
Everybody. welcome. r. -. .,..t'
E. L. Edden. and Ben, Eckerson at
tended a dance at Swanville Saturday
evening. -... .-.-.-.... ...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK.
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, May %. Oats, July,
66kc; September, 63%c. Rye, July,
$1.49A. Barley, July, $1.13A.
+ Closing Cash Prices.
Minneapolis, May Following are
yesterdays closing cash prices: Corn,
No. 3 white, $1.67@1.68; No. yellow,
$1.68@1.69; No. 8 mixed, $1.67@1.6 So.
Oats, Montana No. 2 white, $3.50
70&c; standard, e7ss @68sc. Barley,
choice to fancy, $1.11@1.13. Rye, No.
2, $4.44A@1.46K. Flax, No. 1, 1922
@4.24.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
HUNS TO ASK $3,2,7yooo,o oc
To Make Alleged counterctaim for
Blockade Damage.

Versailles, May 29.-The German
peace delegation here, it is learned,
will present a counterclaim Of $3,217,-
100000. for. damage from the Allied
blockade as an Offset to the reparation
demands of the Allied Powers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
Wheat Supply Decreased.

~ - New York, May s2s:-There were 49,
Uo0, 900 bushels Of wheat nsystock in
the country's elevators and mills May
516, or $4,000, 900 bushels more than the
middle Of May year ago, the Grain
Corporations weekly bulletin n an.
nounces. Receipts from farms for
the week ending May s16 we're only
2,1O8,000 bushels, however, against
S,476, GOO bushels for the correspond
ing week ia 1918, and the wheat IN
stock on May Is showed g. decrease
81 $4,000, 900 bushels in the period b
tween May and 16.: s. :. s. Z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
DEEPEN RED LAKE RIVER . ~ ...1 =.
F L. SAY ARMY ENGINEERS

Minnesota and North Dakota Project
I. Can Be Completed at Estimated
8 -. ~: Cost Of $4,000. ' :Sa..'<..7
!: Washington, May 29.---Armys engi-
neers sent to congress a favorable re-
port on the deepening Of, the, upper
Is miles of the Red Lake river in Min
1esota and North Dakota and the con-
struction Of works to control the wa
ter flow at the outlet Of Red Lake.
The cost would be $4,000; in which
the cities and other local interests
would share. Fl 38I' =. 1jtji a1sr $50 r
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
MUNICIPAL COURT

George Johnson Of Broadway west,
was arrested the first Of the week on a
charge of using abusive language, tho
complaint being made by P. o. Domish.
The case came up before Judge Lyon
yesterday morning and testimony was
taken but it was not completed and
the case was adjourned to next Mon-
day. .;..s .,eA
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
Dry Goods Men Denounce Reds.

Dry Goods Men .Denounee Reds. .
St.. Louis, May 29.-Bolshevism and
l. w. W.ism were denounced and con-
gress was called upon to take prompt
and vigorous action to rid the country
Of alien and disturbing elements" in q
resolution adopted by the National
Dry Goods association in annual con-
vention here. ="
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
Total From Overseas ses,2se..

!: Washington, May 2s:-1n Il the week 4 (
ended May 20, troop; arrivals In, the
United States tota1ed 54,5l9, bringing
the grand total OF soldiers returned to
e6e,259. On that 4 day + the: /; army
strength was estimated at Is ,510,523, OF
whom s40,o91 were II Europe: !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30

MIC Fish Is8i5
Mrs. Ole Bjjornoos and daughter
Pearl, who have b been visiting relatives
and friends the past several weeks, re-
turned to their home in Driscol, n D.,
Sunday. d. q ..>..:.ss
Miss Laura Bailey sof Little fass and
Miss Alma Of Anoka spent Sunday at
home. rs IS g 6 z s. ~ ! 81
Z, George Bailey left Sunday night for
q visit in the cities. y * I. ~ 90
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry

Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Minneapolis, May 20. - BUTTER
Extra, sac; extra firsts, Sic; .frsts,
Soc; seconds, 400; dairies,. :4oc; pack
ing stock, SOC. ....s . ..:.; .,,..>..} - =.
EGGS - Fresh, prime irsts, new
cases, free from rots, small, dirtfes and
checks out, per doz, 42c; current re-
ceipts, rots out, $11.70; checks and
seconds. doz, 34c;3 dirties, candled,
doz, 34c. Quotations on. eggs include
cases. -...-...u--,--.z......-.
i. LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys,h fat, 10
lbs and over, 2sc; thin, small, cripples
and <culls, unstable; stays and cocks,
a21c; ducks, 24c;; geese, lb, 1885,; hens,
4 lbs and over, 3oc; under 4 lbs. 26c;7
guineas, dog, 50; broilers; " lbs and
over, doz, 49, broilers, under 1 u. lbs,
Adoz, $7@8; peppers, doz, So. 4.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
RESULTS ON THE DIAMOND

American Association.
Milwaukee, z; Minneapolis, S.
Kansas City, z; St. Paul, 6.
Columbus, q; Indianapolis, I.
Louisville, s; Toledo, D.
National League:
Boston, 4; Chicago, 0.
Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, 5.
Pittsburgh, 6; New York, 2.
Brooklyn, z; st.: Louis, S. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30

SUMMARY o. GERMAN COUNTER;
zPRoP osALs S. HAS s1BEEN RE-,
REcEIvED, FROM 9ERLlN. 4
PLAcELIMIT 0RJplRDEMNlTY
W ! !! e Reimburse = V! BELGIUM =!
and France for War Damages To-:
Exprs.,ed and Admisslenste !:
$3.50 ~Leaaue Demanded. 80 ]:

= Paris. May :. 29.-The u German:
counterproposaIs to tho Allied
4. peace terms, the Petit 5ParIsien
: says, will not be made public Until
The Allied answer has Been sent u
the Germans. 80 - /'] .. - t'..t
81 Berlin, May 29.-The German coun:
terproposals to the peace treaty. as
made public here, refuse to surrender
the kaiser and demand Immediate ad.
mission OF Germany to tie League Of
Nations with mandatory over her
former colonies. .+;.,-, -, ;5i.s .}..>s.;.,
/. The scounterproposals, agree to- the
limitation. Of the German army to
100, 900 men and offer to disarm the
large German naval vessels though
insisting on retaining some commercial
vessels. :;'' ~. 49, - .'', Il.
:" :: sitesla Vote Asked. :, ::.*
They further assert that no changes
in German territorial limits should be-
made without plebiscites in the terri.
tories affected. Such plebiscites are
asked especially in upper Silesia, East
Prussia, West Prussia, Memel and Dan.
zig. The Germans agree that Danzig
shall be free port with the River Wis.
tula (on which Danzig is situated) in.
ternationalized. .... 49,.
It is asked that the Entente with.
draw from occupied territories within
four months. .: -
Willing to Pay $4,000. ooo, 900.
Willingness to reimburse, especially
France and Belgium, for damages sus,
tanned during the war is expressed. :
The contemporaries state that Ger
many is willing to pay 5000, 000, 900 by
1926 and an annual sum thereafter, but
that the total it will pay must not ex.
coed $25,oQQ,000,QQ0. =: ~
81 Try Allies roo, Say Huns. ''
With regard to the kaiser and others
held responsible by the Allies, the
contemporaries suggest reciprocal
trials of persons accused on both sides.
A mutual PREPARATIONS commission,
with a neutral president, is proposed
to decide specific cases and disputes.
The Germans ask the right to re.
store overseas trade, to possess mer.
chant marine and that Germany be
permitted to tax German fortunes
which have been removed to other
lands. .: 80. .,,.: -
Wilson's Speeches Quoted. p.
The introduction to the counterpro.
posals quotes speeches by President
Wilson and others extensively, par
ticularly seeking to show that Will
sons points have not been fulfilled in
the treaty which, the Germans claim,
contains provisions contradictory to
provisions of the League Of Nations.
Emphasis is laid on Wilson's state
ment that people should not be treated
as pawns and claim is made that the
treaty does that in Danzig, silesia and
even in Alsace-Lorraine. i al ..
It Is unjust, the contemporaries set
forth, to send PREPARATION commission
Into Germany before the Germans
know what it is to pay. Stress is laid
on Wilson's book, "The Book" where
In, the communications say, it is stat
ed that Nietze valley and Posen are
distinctly German, whereas the treaty
makes. them Polish. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-30
DENVER BANK TAKEN OVER
BY STATE COMMISSIONER
Large institution Is Ordered Closed
Pending an Investigation Of y
- Its Condition. ~. J.


Denver, May 29.-The City Bank
and Trust company was taken over by
Grant McFerson, state banking com:
missioner, who ordered the institution
closed pending investigation. The
bank deposits, according to it's last
statement at the close OF business May
II, 1919, were $1,076, 408. 4 w. j.
Galligan, former state treasurer of
Colorado and former fuel administra-
tor for Colorado is, president. = ~
:: The institution is a, state bank. ~!
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THE WEATHER..

Fair with continued high tenn
: perature today and probably to-
> morrow. ....>. ... -... ... Fl,
.
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Chicago Grain.
Chicago, May 2S.-Corn, july, $1.e7;
September, $3.50. Oats, July, 6S5sc.

South st. Paul Live. Stock. p.
South st. Paul, May 2s.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards:
Cattle, 1000; calves, 200; hogs, TO-
900; sheep, 1907; cars, $685.: Hogs,
$19.70@19.75; sheep and lambs, SO
1850. :. 49,. -. =.