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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
TREATY GOES INTO EFFECT.
BY J. w. Mason.
Written for United Press.)

All oAALNu L SCo'(
New York, Oct. 7-Tne ratiflca-
tion of the peace treaty by the king
Of Italy will formally put the peace
treaty into effect without the parti-
cipation Of the United States, as soon
as the final formalities have been
taken by Great Britain and France,
the two other ratifying powers.
The king of England has yet to af-
fix his name to the treaty which al
ready has been passed by parliament
and the French senate has still to
follow the lead of the chamber OF
deputies in acceptance Of the pact.
King Georges signature and the
endorsement of the French senate are
no more than routine proceedings,
wholly under the control Of Lloyd
George and Clemenceau.
BY postponing these official acts,
Great Britain and France can hold up
complete ratification until the United
States has signified it's final inten-
tions toward the treaty.
1t is not probable that an indef-
mite postponem will be risked,
however.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ARE HOLDING MEETING

The monthly meeting of the Bel
trami county board Of commissioners
was held today in the court house
and it is expected the session will
occupy three or four days.
The problem Of the road building
program, mapped out for Beltrami
county, will, in all probability, come
up for some definite action.
This morning the commissioners
went over the proposed improved
route from Bemidji to a point near
the Lake Julia sanitorium, at Pu-
posky, and it might result in some
changes being made in routing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
INDIAN AGENTS HEAD
ON BEMlDu VISIT

& HI. A. Larson Of Denver, Colo,
chief Of the Indian agents, arrived in
the city Sunday and will leave to-
night
IT like Bemidji," said Mr.. Larson
land can't help but make this good
came to see how you people were get
ting along"
Mr.. Larson has been head of the
department for some years and his
work inseleaning up liquor selling to
Indians has been quite effective in
this section of the United States as
we'll as in other Indian districts
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
WILSON CONTINUES
HIS LIVELY INTEREST
fBy United Press. }

Washington, Oct. 7-President
Wilson spent comfortable night anG
continues to show a slight improve
ment, it was learned unofficially al
the White House today. Cooler
weather is believed will bring a fav.
Orable reaction.
The president continues to evi.
dence a lively interest in what is go.
ing on, on the outside, but here is nc
indication the physicians propose to
change their rule of absolute rest and
quiet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
PEACE TREATY PRACTICALLY IN EFFECT
Battery Unit,
State Guard,
Ben1idji Asks
(Bv United Press. }

St. Paul, Oct. 7.-Governor> Burn
quist today tentatively approved
plans of Bemidji citizens to establish
a battery of the First State Guard
Artillery at Bemidji.
A Bemidji delegation, headed by
Judge Stanton, called upon the gov
ernor at the capitol.
They urged that with the organi-
zation Of the state guard, Bemidji be
allotted a battery of the artillery
unit. The governor said he would
have to confer with the military
board and the adjutant general be-
fore any definite action.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
PEACE COUNCIL ORDERS
i" UlTIMATUM DRAWN
(Ry limited Press

Paris, Oct. 1.-THE supreme coun-
Gil Of the peace conference today in
structed Marshal Foch to draw an ul-
timatum for presentation to Ger
many, demanding the evucation of
German troops in the Baltic prov
inces.
The German reply to the allied de-
mand that Marshal Won der Goltz's
troops be withdrawn did not satisfy
the supreme council.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
MASONS MEET WEDNESDAY:
OYSTER SUPPER FEATURE

An oyster supper will be served at
the Masonic Temple to Masons at 8
o'clock tomorrow night, after which
a special session of the A. F. and
A. M. will be held. Work in the
Third degree will be conferred.
r. s. Denfield of Duluth, past
grand master of the state, will be
present and will have charge Of the
work. All Masons are urged to be
present
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
MARKET REPORT FINE
THING" SAYS HARNWELL

G. w. Harnwell, manager Of the
St. Hilaire Lumber company, be-
lieves that the market reports in
The Pioneer are a fine thing. Re-
garding them he says:
"They are bound to be Of bene-
fit to all, especially the farmers.
1t will surely tend to make them
better satisfied. when they know
what Saltwater and other points
pay, in comparison with the Be-
midji market. The Pioneer Is to be
commended for it's enterprise.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
BANK CLOSING CASE
TO SUPREME COURT
(Bv United Press. }

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 7.-Governor
Frazier today declared that State
Auditor Kositzky had no authority to
Investigate the state bank OF North
Dakota and that the closing Of the
Scandinavian bank at Fargo was
without authority.
Nonpartisan attorneys are plan
ming to institute supreme court ac-
tion. Leader sdeclare the move
against thanks was aimed to wreck
the Nonpartisan league.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
STEEL STRIKERS ATTACK
MEN ON WAY TO MILL
(Bv United Press. }

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 1.-Two men
shot and several beaten, while over
100 revolver shots were fired, was the
result of a riot on the part of steel
strikers this morning when a strik-
ing mob near the Lackawana steel
plant attacked Buffalo Lake Erie
traction car en- route to the steel
plant.
The riot followed the backing up OF
a crowd of 500 men earlier in the
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
"AG." SCHOOL OPENS.
(Bv United Press. }

Crookston, Oct. THE Northwest
Minnesota School of Agriculture
opened here today with a larger en-
rollment than in any previous year.
The cary crop season is enabling
most students to enter at the open
ing this year. Practical courses in
all branches Of agriculture are avail
able.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
STATE COMMENCES
HIGH LIVING PROBE
(BY United Press. }

St. Paul, Oct. 7.-Merchants and
manufacturers Of the Twi Cities
were subpoened today for the first
hearings before the state department
Of agriculture on the high living cost.
Food stuffs, clothing, shoes, harness,
and machinery will be probed first.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
So |! o|diers May
Lose Bonus
-, Until Later
(BY United Press.)

St. Paul. Oct. "A constitutional
amendment may be necessary to le-
galize the soldier bonus bill appro-
priation. made bu the special session
of the state legislature. A state off,
cial said today. that the legislature
was unauthorized to appropriate
$40, 900, 900 without an amendment.
Governor Burnauist declined to
make comment.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
KING ALBERT VISITS
VARIOUS OHIO CITIES
(RY United Press. J

Cleveland, O., Oct. 1.-The train
bearing King Albert of Belgium and
his party passed through Cleveland
at 8:45 this morning, en- route to To-
ledo.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
CINCINNATI 5: WHITE SOXO
IN YESTERDAYS WORLD GAME
(Ry limited Press. J

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE Reds defeat
ed Chicago's White Sox yesterday by
the score of 5 to 0. Today they play
the sixth game at Cininnati.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
||PEACETREATY
PRACTICALLY
SETTLED; TITS
HELD Up HERE
Italy Ratifies Pact With Ger
many and Austria by
Royal Decree
FORMALLY PUTS TREATY
INTO FULL OPERATION
Minor Details Yet to Be Per-
fected; United States Left
Out by Its Delay
FORMALLY PUTS TREATY
INTO FULL OPERATION
(By United Press.)

Paris. Oct. 7.-Italy ratified the
German and Austrian peace treaties
Monday by insurance of royal de-
cree, the lie Claire reported today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
N.M.D.A. POTATO
SHOW WILL BE-
HELDMDULUTH
NOVEMBER l2-l4
Feature of Annual Meeting of
Development Association
On Those Dates
NO ENTRY is CHARGED;
BELTRAMI co. EXPECTED
Included in List of Fifteen
Counties Urged to Have
Potato Displays
NO ENTRY IS CHARGED;
BELTRAMI co. EXPECTED

The annual potato show Of the
Northern Minnesota Development as
sociation will be held in the armory
at Duluth, November IL, 13 and IA,
during the big convention of the as
sociation. Competition is open to the
following counties, all Of which are
urged to participate: Aitkin, Bel
trami, Carlton, Cass, Cook, Crow
Wing, Hubbard, .Itasca, Kanabec,
Koochichipg, Lake, Mile Laos, Morri-
son, Pine and St. Louis.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
Standard Varieties.

Exhibits Of the eight standard var
ieties shall in each instance consist
of thirty-two potatoes, these to be ar
ranged in two layers, twenty potatoes
in the bottom layer and twelve pota-
toes on top. Exhibits of seed pota-
toes must be of one of the eight
standard varieties and must weigh
100 pounds net. Boxes and bins for
this display will be provided by the
association. Exhibits of baking po-
tatoes must weigh Is pounds net, and
are to be displayed in standard boxes
to be furnished by the association.
All exhibits must be left in place
until 10 p. M, Friday, November IA.
Premiums are payable at p. m.
on the last say of the show.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-07
Rules of Entry.

No .entry fee is charged and entries
need: not be made before the potatoes
arrive at the show. :
Every community or farm bureau
association is urged to send at least
ono representative to Install its ex-
Hfbits but where this is impossible,
exhibits should be shipped prepaid
and addressed Northern Minnesota
Potato Show, Armory Building, Du-
luth, Minnesota" every shipment be-
ing made early enough to assure its
arrival in Duluth before 9 a. M, No
vember IL. A letter should accom-
pany each such shipment, giving in
structions as to the disposal Of the
potatoes at the close of the show.
Each box contain a card giving the
name and address of the exhibitor,
such cards to be displayed after the
awards have been made.
Judging will begin at 2 p. M,
Wednesday, November IL, and all ex-
hibits must be arranged and in place
before that hour.
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2iga Der staOts.

15n Ser Sibung Der Convention Der
Stdoteliga. Deld)e in @eIt Nils, OBJ
gebnlten miro, Duroen am 9ienstng
Jtahmittag 8erihte eingereift, mel
de oarnuf ihlieBen, Dab Die perifie-
oencn Stdote ols Staate5 lid oarauf
porbereiten, einen 2ufttransport elm
5uridten. 9ie Ingeleaenheit mliroe
ourh s. 5. 9enrp bon gngerton nab
reno elmer Gtsfuiiion iiber Die 9arf-
frage oorgebraft. Sic 3eit lit nidt
mebr fern, menn ale Std0te 0a3u ge-
3muugen meroen einen Slugpiab fir
Die Guftfabr5eisae ein3uridten uno es
lit elm Yroblem, peldes Die Stuots
beantten iofort III Ingriff ne6men
iollten", inste 9err 2earp. Die Nn-
reglIng bradte an Den Gag, oab Wa-
oilon, Sc .Groiie uto perifieoene ol.
oere Stdote bereit8 6lugfelber Gin.
Qerihtet BADEN.
alderman @ittig BON Nfilpaufee
iprah iiber feline 8emiibungen in bic
fer 6iniidJt uno Iegte fur5 ei1ten GIan
Dor, ser Dem Staotrotb BON Ytilmall-
fee un~terbreitet lit, ltno Der cine Suit
INSTRUMENTATION alif Dem ncilen .2ofe
Sbore 0ripe" i'm Suneau @art Dor
iiebt.
@iirgermeiIter g pom 9 q
Groife erfldrte, Dab 0ieie Staot
Elm 6lltafelo BON s ader 5lr &erfit-
gllng babe. Rod)oem er Die itooti-
ihen 0nrfs iener Staot elmer udbe.
rem @rfIdrltng lmtertporfen bate.
iagte er: Sic 8eQltemlihfcit Der
offentliden Yarfs mag oiel 0o5u bel
tragen, Die iebt i'm 2an0e berrihen'
Den llnrrlben 5u miloern."
Mrtbur :. Smeet, Ger beratben0e
S~ngenieltr Milnaufees, fiibrte cine
0iSfuiiton iiber Ole 8orfs uno EN-
pfobl Den Stdoten, cine GonmiiIior
ms Seben 81 rlifen, meld)e TlGne M,
Die Stnot mlSlegt uno Die 0aS Yarf.
Yrogrnmm sur Iusfiihrltng bringt
gnoere itd0tiihe Nberbditpter 1pra
den iifl in Gbnlihem Gimme aus.
Die Contention fam an Wfittnod
5u gnoe, uto in Ger ShIlBiibunq
mtroe ga Groiie gum Geriommt
llttgSort Der 9ign I'M Sabre 1920 ge
mdbIt, nuhoem &iirgermeiiter Bent
len uniere Stoot fir oieie &eriomm
llIng ais gut geeignct empfobler
batte.
Sr. Bentley ianote acitcrn Moreer
Die folgenoe 0epeihe nab bier o6:
sic 1920 Contention ser 2eagltt
Of @isconiin municipalities miro il
So Groiie 5uiammenfommle1t. 9rei
bunoert S%taotbeomte, 0ie groBerer
Std0te bon gon5 @isconiin reprGien
tiren6, lino in oieiem Sabre bier II
@eit Iais in Situng."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Ferionalin.

albert McmIt1en lit III
Der Notwithstanding Station ans.
Qcnuuitert nor0cn uu0 ic6t in Ieincm
@cjru. zoos Marfet Strobc, or3u
treficn. Mud Ctto MILLER lit
mjeocr pom N}ilit0rnjcuit Nriidle.
fchrt.
Scrqeont N}uior &inrcnt
u. Roth fchrte Gienatul 1uic0er
nod ga Groiie jnrif. nod0am or in
Camp Grant ebrcruou ans Scr 9(r
NEE c~nilo'iGn morotu NOR Or lit Ser
lcttc ser 0rrj S6huc pom Nrn. u1o
,Srou Eoiepb Moth. 1901 Ttuc Stra
be Sic ants Dem WiIltdr0jcuit mleNcr
hcimtChrtcu
-Nr II. Srdu Eeter2ChHtu
1920 Siio s StraBc. e|rircncn it'd, 81.
ncr iSnmiljrn 3uidmmcnfuuft, III.
oem Tire orti (0dtcrr nit Nercn Sat
ten it'd bci jancu uui @tiuh btfiu0cY
G@ iju0 Nr uuo Er0u = T. N5tcl
uuo Nr. Wn0 frau Or q : 9}oe5l
ron Ytilmdufec ru0 1r. uiN ,Srau
Icrmouu = Non Ron Auabciui. Gal
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
8oaen 5abrpreiS auf OerS Ha=
lasfa=S abn erbOben.

Son Der ga Groiie & SnaIasfa
Street RuiliUaD Company lit bel Der
Giienbubn r Gommiiiion BON 8l5
colUiin ein 8eilf) binterlegt Dor0en,
in rDeif]em I'M Die grloubniB gebe-
ten miro, ben 6abrpreis oui Ibrer
8abn pon ga 9roiie mad Snalasfd
erboben 5u 6irfen. 0ie @eieuihaft
perlangt CUR Belt 3 Gents bon ArbeI-
tern urto Arbeiterimen, Die 5miihen
6 uno 8 Itbr Dtorgens uno 8 uno I
ltbr gfadmittogs iabren, uno ~
Gents in ie0et onoeren Stun0e oes
cages. Sect erfud)t bic 8eieuifott
INN Die GrloubniB Den 5abrpreis aul
10 Gents 3miihen 6 uno s ltbr Ytor'
gems uno . mo I llbr Abenos, urir
10 Gents in ieoer anoeren Stunot
oes Cages perlangen 8u oiirfen.
Oa5 @eiuh miro BON Der Commit
fion nad) 5ebn 3agen erortert Deroer
getndB elmer bon Der Gommiiiion er.
loiienen discriminating.
Die StraBenbobngeieaidait be.
bo1tptet in ibrer 8etition 0aB tic ieBt
10R mebr all Yrbeitslobnen ma
$50 mebr an Wotorleute mo Con
oufteure ols Dor Dem /. Ipril 1917
!nblen muB ullo Dap Die 8etrieb5
foiten I'M etma $500 I'M Sabre ge
iticgen iino.
-
@enn 0ns 8eiud Der 8abngeiea
id1ait betpiQigt mcroen miro. Dam
foitct e2 q Gents, INN bon Der GdI
Der 4. Strabe mad, GnoIaSfG ST.
%faDrcu.
Sic regllGrc giienbabn E RotG
toh Snolnsfa, mohin man entDeoel
auf Der .9iortbmeitern" ODER Bur
Iinqton" gelangen funn, foitet mn
19 Gents.
6olgenoe iin0 Die neren 0 oer8e
ieuihaft qe1pilnid]ten Staten:
3miIben 6 mo s llbr Worgen,
mo 5 u1lo Z llbr Nodmittog5 eine>
ieoen Cages betra9t oa5 ;Sobreeli
bonn Nnfong ser Clinic an ser Sd
Der 2oon1is mo 2iuingtone StraB.
bis 5urn @nopunfte III CnaIasfa II
Gents.
&ilr3ere Strefcn altf Ser CnoIosfi
SiuIe foitcn I reip. s Gents.
@dhren0 aIler an0eren Stunoel
Ocs cages betrdgt oaS 6obrgeIo BON
9eqlnn Der 8ahu in Ga GroiIe BIZ
3llm @n0pitnft in 0nnIa3fn ooer 81
rid 10 Gents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
ReuniOn Der SolDaten.
Die auf oieieu 6erbit angeiebte iseier
in Wiseoniin lit peridlps
ben Dorocn.

Gos fiir oicien @erbIt gepIante
@eimfebrfeIt uno Reunion fiir Soloo-
ten mtB perIfoben meroen, oelln
0%ouuerncur e. 6. 8bilipp, ser ST.
oieient 3pcf nah @oibington gsreiit
mar, III es nidft geIungen, Die Giier-
babuDerpoltung sur 9erobietung Ocs
iSobrpreiies fir Die Soloaten, peId}c
Der Seier belDobncn moIen, auf I
Gent pro Wteile berab5uieben, trot-
Dem err 0le @unoesbeomten 0arauf
b%lniDies, Dab fiir ie0e iSabrfarte ,tnl
Ereis BON 1 Sent pro Weilc 3pei an
oere 81 Den geluohnlifen Roten ucr.
fault url0 alf oieie @eiie ELM 8epinn
er5ielt meroen nitr0e.
IA Der Staat @isconiin niht in
Der Gage lit, cine Rnte bon > Gent I'll
be5obIcn, mllb ole tfeier oufgeidyo
ben, niflt %oilfgegeben mer0en, BERN
Der @ouoerneur lit feit iiber3euat,
oaB Die Giienbnhnen inter Eripatlei
tllna Den Fohrpreis fir Solootcn
obne ncitere9 ollf I Sent hcrabIepen
!per0en. Sic 9ohnoermoItung in
Wolbington lebnte ben Nntrol @our.
EhlIippa nit Ser 9egriinoung CD,
aai' lie onaeiihts Der nal)e fctOr-
ltcbcnncn Hiifgobe Der @n0ncn an
Die neutrality-suspicious. feinen 8rG5e.
oeli3'alI Id)affen mollc.
8oltoerneur YhiIipp bat Selotor
Senroot eriudt, ooiiir 81 iorgen, oo6
ooa 2rieg5oeportcmert fiir oos @ein1.
fehr'eit Die notbiqcn 3elte mo ioniti,
gem GusriiitungSqegenitGnoe SUI
&ertilgltng lteIlt, mas feline SdJpie-
rlqfelten hoben 0ilrite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

0cun 5ur llnterbaItung oerlelben mer'
0en Die meitgebenoiten TorbeteIiilH
gen getrofieR.
Ser Stupellullf lit Jest aul Witt
nod, Den 20. @uguit, ~feltgeiebt, uro
Die Shiffsball . 8eieaifaft uno DER
! Commercial Glub pom Gulutb bcnbs
Iid,tiaen Die @eiudFr Ii. a. lpie lolgt
5u n%ntcrbalten:
8leid, mad Dem StapcIlouf meroen
Ole 3mufpatbin, SRI. S5oamac 8ents
len, Die 3odIter bon @ru. nno 6rolt
| 9iiraermeiter 81. u. 8entIep uno Die
! GaufqeieQihoit OILS @dite Der Sdilt9.
boifirma bel cinP:a &und)eon I'M so
tel Der @eiclid)1ft in Riperton be-
mirthct mernen, benz oud Wtitgllcoer
0e5 GuIllth Commercial Slllb bcipob.
neu merocn.
Nuh Dem Qundleou meroet Die "a
GrniIer @Gite oe5 Commercial Clubs
cine Iutnniobil Sour 0urh Die
StrnBen 0ltluth5 antreten. bel mel
der Die @eiuher ans go GrolIc DIE
ih0niten Ibcilc ser lebbaftclten Stuot
nm ubcren hyperion Gee 81 iebeil
befommcn meroen. Gic @cieaid)oit
uelde SRI. 9entlep beglciten miro,
ihlieBt Staotbcnmte io%mieeiirger elm,
pcldlc lid, ols 8oriitenoe Der per.
idieoenen ariegs 0rganiiatloncr
hcrOorthaten.
Nru mag nan lid ga fraacn:
@as qeitlicht nad,ber nit Dem ~itoI5en
Compiler ga GroIie"? @ir0 CT
ihlicbIid) mtdL wie %bunoerte anoercr
Sfifie Der Hegterung, SIT einenl
0rittel oes aoitenpreiie5 al einhei.
miitle ooer iremoe &heOer pcrit)o-
hert perocn. IS mGre ihuoe 90
RIM,
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potbefen, 9ontrafte ulp. beniiBt mer.
Den lolen, onitott Der bisber une1olif)
maunigfultigen 3abl Der gebrauften
6ormulare. 3aB ourh oerortige
gleifm1Bige fSormuIare Die 9(rbeit
Der urfnnoenGmter in ben nerihieoe-
nen Counties pereInfad)t uno erIeih=
teri 1peroen Diir0e, lag auf Der Snno,
uno 10 iuuroe nit gang geringen Nus.
nubnen Der &eDegung I'M goiSen
Stont groBeS @ntgegenfommen ge-
jeigt. getr in 0crein5eltcn6duen pur.
De Dem Tlam oppoitirt, uno Damn al.
lem NnIdlein uah aus egoiItiihen
8riinoen BON Yerionen, Die cine Nn-
5abl Der alien tfprmulore on Suno
bntten uno gIaubteu, mem oos 8e-
ies a%ngenommen meroen Diiroe, 0aB
lie einige Gents perlieren miiroen.
Gs gibt ia INNER aberdeen, Die oen
eigenen 8ortbeil Dem NllgemcinmobI
poranieBen, uno bic Yrotcitler in Ole
lem Sale morcn allen @lnid)ein naf
Seute oieier &Iaiie Weuihen.
Gas @eieb, oo5 inter ,&apitel
5S4 Der @eieBc Don 1919" befunnt
III, mlroe bclnnbc eiuitimmiQ BON
bcioen Sdltieru Der 2egislatur pal
itrt unb tritt am /. Sanlar 1920
in Strait. Bon iencm Gatlm on mil
len Die nellen Tormulare benttt mer-
Den, uno 1ollte eS porfonlmen, 0uB Der
cine ODER onoere Notar beim 9lusier.
ttgen ate Hoplcre benlBt, Damn bat
oerienige, Der ein iold altes 1Sormlt-
lar benin 8run0buf regiitriren l1bt,
oas 3meifelbaftc &ergriigcn, so 8ro-
sent nebr fir oaS gintrogen bc5aF-
len 5u ntiiIien ais metln err ems oet
nellen SormIIare eintrogcn I1Bt.
lie gauge 3abl Der neilen SSormulore
betrdgt 60, iIn0 iino lie 60 oerielben,
bon leoem ems in 9lufform, 5uiam-
men nit Dem nclten 8eies pom
Staotsiefret0r MerIin Suu an ole
8runobuddmter i'm Staat qeIanot
poroen. 9leie 6ormulore lino nid)t
sum 0erfauf ionocrn iouen MIR oaNl
oienen, Die @runoblfGmter nuf oic
nelen 6ormen oufmerfiam 5t mo.
den, olmit Tie pom I. Sonitur 1920
an mi'Ien, ME lie oieieIben ors5rfiiI.
len haben.
Gbenio ME iritber, meroen sic
l1e1cn JormIIore pon perifieoener
6irmen int Stnat geori,ft unb sitm
Terfauf offerirt wcroen, 10 DAB le
pom /. Sonunr an iiberaII i'm StootC
5u boben iein merocu. 3un Sdluf
lei nod ertpGbnt, ooB Der Staat isis.
conltn Der erite pom alien Stooten in
Der Union lit, Ser cine gIeid)mQBigC
6orm oieier 5ormlIore einfiibrt, unS
lit es mobI MIR cine 6rage Ser 3cit
tpettn anoere Staaten Dem 8eiipiel
Wlscoultn's foIgen peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Surge staotneuisfeiten.

= Pin Scr @de Der 5. uno Noirl
StraBe fllbr am Gienstog 93odmit.
tag Der .Eart" Senfer @alter &0pfe
benin 4llslpelden Dor einer Inn emf
gegenfommenoen Gar in Die BORT ite.
benoe Gar Z. 6. Wetcalf's binein, mo-
BET beioe Iuto5 beifdoist murben.
Cine 5pe5ioliieung oes Goun-
tpratbs miro arn A. September Itott-
tirloen, penu ein Iufrlf 5u Der
lelben geltiigen0 ltnterihriften FIN,
oct. Is lit Die Ibiidt Ser ginberufer
ocr Stbung, Den Golintpratb 81 per
afldl1en, it'd III corpore nod Scr 0tc,
8tlprap StraBe 81 begeben uno nof)
elmer genauen 9eiidtigung BON
Strabe mo Bride nod eilintol 6or.
uber 5l berutben mas in oieier 9lngc
legenbelt ST. tbun lit.
- Snt @eridtsgebGuoe lpuroc ser
Terfullf bon Cora Wiler's Scim no.
be Weit SoIcm an Senrp 8. ShiIb
regi1trirt. Iieie Sbotiofc brirat sic
G%rmoroung ser 6rou Wfiler micoer
ms @e0GhtniB 5ltriid. Bon Chico
Dor gomin 0auge, Der oringenb ser
Chat perOGhtigt lit, bat man bis iebt
nod feline Spur gefunoen.
6ront Sonef, elm entIoricncr
,S1lInIle 0c@ Cunning Srrennipls in
&Ilinoia, Der Dor einiaen @od)cn bier
mad, eincm 0iebitablsoeriud) aufge-
1rif'en mur0e, lit iett in Dem Yfen.
ooto &rrcnniul nntergebroht mor0cn.
Die Gireftorcn Scr Sonocls
fdnlnter cruannten om Montdg Den
Nllrgermeiitcr ser Stoot lln0 sep
%orlibcnoen oe8 Gountproths 5u @b
rcnmltgIieOrrn oeS &onoelSrath@ uno
cbcnfolla 3u Gr-officio-V aitqlicoern
0e@ Gircftorenratbs o%eSieIben.
Shcriii 9un6 iou lid ~nngeblih
iibcr Etuinmteit bcflogen - nitt ein
@cfon1euer befinoet lid in ser Goun
IN Sail. 10 Der YuiitdYt beoorf; mir
5lpet D(ruitie2" loiicn iitl i'm Goult,
IN BOARDING 0olIie burdliiittcrn.
- Auf 0cm Snbre5conpeut oes
Stoat&pcrbOuo$ ser Hrcia1erift8-
itlreiber in Gihfoib nlroc beid}loiicn,
Sen ndtlitcn Convent i'll go Groiic
abiuhaItcn. Giigrebret Oproml, @oI,
potd County. muroe 5um 6ruiioeu-
tent. z 9lcebcr, ga Groiie Gountp.
iltm &itcpr0iioenten, u1o Z. MoB,
Sdut G%ountn. sum Scfret1r. Shat-
Htcjittr crluQbIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Seiratbsideine.

Die ioIqenocn Noarc bcmorben
lid I'M @erittsQebdltoe Inn eincn
@eiratbserInubniBihein:
Geo &omrcnce I1goS m10 &criiIe
Nnlooa @Iols beioc bon GoB Safe,
Mtlnn.
BERNARD Wfathcm GinnerbcrQ un0
Anno Tortcr. heloc pom ga Groiie.
Nn0relp &anicn mo GIiic 3. &lu-
per, bcioe non ga Grojic.
HuiieI OATES u1o Nito Ncatn 2ltno,
bei0c Ron ga Groiic.
Eod Nenrn Ntnrhon5fn bon Wall.
ton ul0 NIto Mciu pon Ga GruiIe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
g- Ga grONc Gan : &crriH.

@arlm sur " lie h tpohnen IA
Ser ga Groiie @ou Gerrin %hucl,
ucrne bebiiIiIid} lit. ein eigcnc3 Semi
5u erperber. Der ga Groiic
gan %erejn hat m0brcuo icirc2
37si1hriqen @eitchcna Is piclcn 9iir.
germ ermoglidlt eiu eiuencH @cjm
0urh feline monotIid}c 3uhlumpcn 81
Crnerbcn. Cir Inrlcbcn pou $1,000
foItet ntonotlih MIR St2.40 mo in
los monntliden 3ailIuuQen lit Sic
SdrilN acocdt uno HShr Giacuthum
frei
Reuu Sabre sur Nicthe tpobncu nu0
ON Gnoe Der ncllu Sabre INNER nod
fem eigeues Semi Sit Is ga niht
ratbinm iid obne Sluoern um neitc
re IuSfunft on Sen Scfretdr ooer
einen @cumtcn Oc@ @oupcrcinS III
member. " III. &iIuiuG &.
SPfrctdr