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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
UDMERKET

DMHRK ANIEDNINU
100 Acres, Nil fra By, Is
Mil Til Skole. Godt Illus, Skur
til Stald, alt indhegnet til Faar.
80 Acres ryddet med UndtagelI..
Sc af Stubbene, og med Timote
.og K19ver. Kun Acres pl9jet
Land, meget god Jordbund. We'd
god Vel, Postrute og Telefonn-
linie. $3.50 pr. Acre paa lette
5Vilkaar. For narmere Oplys-
ninger skriv til
IF. P. Morneau, Milaca, MINI.
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vi eier % tilbyder til Sal9

ct Antal af udvalgte sfimtrovee." Farme i Narheden at ST. cloud,
MINI. vi har ogsaa Il Oct nordige Minnesota ct stort Areal at sun-
;mnroyedo Land, som vi tlbyder til Salg til rineGge @Prser og pa
fordelagtige Vlkaar. Skriv efter Foregnelse og liste
Farmers Stare Bank, 81. Gloud, zMinn.
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MyrMp

Mlyr1p.
iWlggDe Mrtifcl gielgiues frc
agSorolDictn al 81. Nug. 1919:
Meoaftpr Naprup al @acilte, Dol
amcrifan sborife 8Gresfes Sector
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
MINNESOTA MAJsBELT FARME

ALE slags, S%tgrrelser og Beskaffen-
heder. vi er absolut Hovedkvarte-
ret for Central Minnesota Land.
Improved Farme fra $50. til $3.50.
pr Acre. Energiske Agenter pnskes.
Investors Security Assn. Inc.
Sank Centre, (Stearns Coz MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Nord Dakota.
til Salgs 1 N. Dakotas bedste County.

Code Farme til Salgs.i n. Dakotas bedste County:
Fem og tyre Hundrede Acres improved Fame forskeIiee Steueker:
Bygnineerne Henholdt Gil Arealsterrelen. Beiggendsi Cavalier County !
ct vebebygget norsk Nabolag og ner Kmke ImhorefStunn, og Price Land
Co. .Skal seges pa Grund If Partnerens Dod, Vlkaar, kontans Resten
paa lang lid. Kan like oveveje Byuehandel. Hvis interesseTet sklv.
r,rt N.non. ks efslenss gdon. SMn B. Price Land Co., laagdol, h.Dak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Sc to 9anlfer / Monbane.

gi meboelte iibie uge at 10 Dan=
tier, apotefer gobiosien % gaab-
EIRae Spem DDbre, bar fon1met fra
h'Neranore Rotloane % at man III
|td baboe bgrt fra iioifnepnte. 9unb
|lagen er hi fommet til ia gpoger,
Iarpfo sfappel, 2psafer. Mpoteffer
|Sobiasien er olfereoe reii iIboge til
,Ganmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Vor BoRhandel.

~ A49AAa0
4Ile Bpger tn uort 1;agerfeubts
1ortofrit mel Bafftpoit, sller sc.
'5reis; men bI1er man $aittn 10.
nreref ulaa Gsnts sfstra s.ebfsI..
q gsitiIinsen.
stdsHsasisa So.
72O-722 60. 4th strset.
I.as geianeapsIiS Dim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
100 Acres sort MuIdjoTd;

100 Acres sort Muldjond1::- - L s,snds ,a Fad S' ,,9 s aease af B*b bssls sass,
2 Enger 1880, Tlbygning 14x2o; code Udbygninga s lndhegnet oe
Cross Indhepnet Diet mesre gdt dyrkbart Land. RestensE Eng og Gr1s-
gauge, rislende Vandebi Hjo1net: sor County G1efg al Skas betalt Pms
100000. Vlkaar-SkIiy efer Kataog beskrivende3 81 Fame og Lake Shore
Ejendomme, som vi har I'll Slg denne Egn. Huds RfahgQ HeS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
WISCONSIN

Farm cndikikh go Acres, Ieuord, 30 kan dykes, 80 dyTket,. IS
\ asn' oou'nJUD' sysIt Temners mil I'll Jernbaneby, code Veje, skan-5
dnnayBk Settlement. Meier, Posruter,z Te1efon. Udmauket dyrke, B1snd,
Vandve1s Vandlob j Grasgangene, code Indhegninger, velholdte Bygmn-
ger, seges sanlet eer 60-8O ener 40 Acres. Ejeren ensker at t1akke sig
tibage. Aylen er bedIe end Gjennemsnn. Prison iberegnet tall y1 meget
limefg. Djebikkkeig Ovenagese. Lbe1ae Vnkaar sknv eher Foografe,
fuldstnndig Beskryelse og Lae. at andre Fame. Bles Land Co.. Duland, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Michigan.
Western Michigan.

81 dodtLjsb. Improved 0Acrts Farm,
code Bygninger, ner skoleogBy skandis
navisk Settlement. Kper, Team, Red:
skaber, Ayl, Kalye, Grise, Hsns. $500.
Iete Vilkaar. Skriv efter Fotograf oe
Op%lysninger.3 John N. "a. HANSEN,
RosehilI Farm, R.No.2 Ludington, Mich,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

Vi tilbyder ;saS sf f. ! Fl +;
[Pingree, N: d, I'll 500. pr. Acre; /
Section improved, I Mil fra Spiret-
wood, N. d, til SIS. pr. A. 1Section,
Diet halve under Dyrkning, to Mi fra
ICleyeland, N. d., til $50. pr. Acre
knauf5 & knauf, Nd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Nrbeioernes Nnbel Grift % It's
bnffe.

Sen tore b~epartementale apmmig
ioit, pm fol uoreoe spgrggmaale::
ne otn arbeioernag M16e Drifs=
Iebeliea % nobpttet bar mi pprc1
|larllet @riitiauia Ell tie lleers ginf
iIfor at forbanbIe Observation-Disclosures
6orilag Bop pin erlfe Aunt,
Rriffsleoelien. goer1le maaHe al,
Ebrboes 90 Meolemner, Serrerllt
DIE D.2inn % Msbaro &onfm ffal
Ereiie &c Solla:lo for at oeItage al
Ssocialilffonfere1lee SCI aorumis}io
[llcn ifaleft 5orIDoelIoe bape Set
Slertm oget Mil1oretM pco.
fornlneno pbllte 5pgrggrnooI
Mnoreta1et a I'M 1toarbeioe IL
Mofuth.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Torb1,bspalqet.

6orbnosbalset.
ariitelial msforbltn6 bar neo
ITO mob 1O7 5tem1ner belluftet at
toae oftip Sci 8orba0sfanpen paa
FotaliIternes SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

Minnesota Mas Land r " s' go: sss1', 1ssiss r. a'p assess'..
ira 80 Acres op til 400 Acres og n@sten allie Fa1nene kan Esbs'
paa meget lette vnkaar. Hyis De or tnteresseret Kjeb at en-. Farm.
vii det bnve til Deres Fordel at skrive til os efter vr GodtkJtbs
Lste. @
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY. Wilmar. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
rs Acres improved Farm.

relses Hus, Barn, Hgnsehus og G,
Acres under Dyrkning, Resten G
Heste, Kger, Kalve, As Faar,
rator ALE Landbngsmaskiner og
plet, $500; lette Betingelser. -.
ser at Trakter, improved eller u1in
Ben French
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
16O Acres godt Land

Rush Co, Mil fra BY; 30Aeres kultyeret; Reaen Gr@snng; a
Del THINNER; Telefon,. Oaefabrk og Meier; Iandpostrute; Skole;
godt Wand; skandnayisk Settlement; $32 p. Acre; lette Betingelcr.
Skriv efter Lhe over andre Ejendomne.
@ g. w SMaEmgren, Weyerhausey, MS. $685.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

@NJ0U TdIlllG@ AOaIIly, VlSCOHSIH,
kun 20 Mil Ost for ST. Paul.16 Acre Fa1n-fne Mil fra By-12O Acres
.1yddet og 40 Acres Temmer. foliage Hus, Stald for 80 Kreatura, og 6
skur og =B1ondhns, alt indhegnet Skde pa Iandet1 Mil I'll ostefabrt,
skandnavBk Nabolag eg KmkeT $500 pL. Acre pa lette VIkaar. SkIiy
til Ejeren Ghas. Settrgren, Badavin, Ms.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

Ef Endfki1h.-- loo Acres, god fed Lejord, ca. 100 4. under. Poy. Resten
- s1.nlv code @GEasgange med Tanner. Sto1t Hus, Sa1d 36x74,
@ @ss g udstyIet- " askinya1kstede Granay, Faarehus, Hensehus, Com
Crib, VndmgHe. Ejerenshar boet pas Farmer over Is Aar gaselv ryddef
alt han maa ssge pa Grund at Helbredet En- glm1ende Anledning for en-
'ung Mand. Stedet er 3Mi fra god By.Pns. $14OOO.-$5O0O. kontant, Re-
stem IS eleI 10 Ar til 5%. Bank Of Be11yM, BoYuM, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Pine County Land e e

L liz SOQH1Gy 1Izs1AES0
Landpriserne stiger hurtigt overall. Skriv
efter Oplysnineer forend Priserne .stiRer
her. Sturgeon Lake State Bank,
Sturgeon, Lake, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
MINNESOTA
100 Acres odtk0b i Minnesota.

Dette er godt, tungt. jevnts Farmland to og en- hav MI M
ogilvie. we'd . god Vel. Postrute og Teefon; altsindhegnet med
staaltraadsn@t; 1h Etages HAA Lade 1886. Faarestald 22x7S, os
god BrSnd. Pns $500. skriv TIL -
C. r.. ERICKSON, MlIACA, MNN.A#a @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Gustay=A. Dressed Glenwood City. Wis.

eHnE lnrn R2nnh bedse leret Muldod, igger godt; so Acres fri for
: - nols .. 'l" TrErgdder, andre 80 brushed off, god, str S.als
for 200 Kreaturer; 32 Tons Sno; stort Synehus; Hplader; 2 Wind
muller, 2 Beboeseshuse; hde Ejendommen ~indhegne, det hele. tame
pasture Date er q moderne Ranch. Denne og 10. andre mindrs
Ejendomme selges for at afaute ct DO; lete Bchngekers for deB
ale. PRS for Ranch,en med en- Del at Avlen $8 pr. Acre.
4. Peobes. Ladysn7ith. Ms.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

8 Mil fra Ladysmith, q Mi Tn
Skole og Ostefabrik. Godt 8-V1
ranary; 100 Rods Flodfront; 40
rasning Traadnet-Indhegning; 5
so Hdns. Gasmaskiine, Fgde-Scps~
sVarktp alt tilsaaet. PRS kom
SkriV efter Priser paa ale Star1cl
,proved.
], Ladvsnifh " Us.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Truck og Bar Farmers Opmarksomhedl

2ls Acres s.. Blocks fra Main Street 4 denne By. Godt Hus eg Stald.
intet bedre til 9saadan. Brug. SSkriv@efter Fotografier, PTiss etc.
$50 Acres, g Mil fra Jernbaneby. god Jordbund, jaynt bakket, HHs
Vnkaar. Hyig De hars Indkomst e1er anden Fjendom til Leje, sals
eler Byte ener pnsker at kjpbe hvad som shelst, skrv til mig
A. +. Kibbe, New Richmond. Wis.
1879 ACRES FARM, 3 Nil til god By unmarked Scandinavian Nabo-
lag. Javn sort Jordbund, Ler-Under1ag. / KlgyerbeMet. Der kan W
les bedste Grdde af Kl6ver, Tinothe, aMajs, Hvede, Havre og Gr6nt-
sager. En- saa fin en- Farm, som De #nogensnde hr set. 20 Rod
til Sko1e, code Bygninger, 100 Acres improved, Reten GrRsgange oE
let at rydde, faktisks kan De like finde en- bedre Farm. En- gamme1
Aland sejer den Og han gnsker# at sage, .da han like IF i Stand tn
at dyrke den. Betngelserne er $75. pr Acre. $4,000. kontant, Resten
pa lette sVilkaar til Is pct. skriY til
49, Gustav "a. Dressed S.. GlenWood City. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Acres Mejerifarm.

Acres MeJerifarn code 6 asesgan ne Dog { eodt Aa Tom
! i ID s Stand aa g s nai dasns ~ Moe so1t Wiz Viii.
jordbund, intet# ukrudt ~ Nil til Meier, Buula og Khkea
Skandinavisk Settlement. Pns $4,000, Diet have kontant, Resten pan
viIkaar TIL 5 pct. bet Il 8 god Mejerifarm s god Stand og beboet
af%Ejeren.A Ingen$ Forbedringer #n9dvendige, kan flytte ret ind og be-
gynde at arbejdes straks. ~ I @ Thos. n. Rees
s1hn Acres jevnt, sortaJordbund med Ierunderlag, skandi-
~ - navisk Settlement Vii til Ostefabrik, 90
Acres aaben, Resten Gresgange.med en- lille So og svart Tom
paaslette ViIkaal# 800
a. Sleeper, Kasserer, osceola, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

TH Al = Oct er ct GodtkjSb, og jeg we'd d9-
s. -o - 240 Acres. 40 Acres liden TSmmeT
og Gresgange, rindende Wand, godt Hus, ny Kjelderstald, som. kosteds
$4,000. ALE n9dvendige@ Udbygninger, Is Mil til st. Paul, 8 NH
til to Dyer og nar skole. Underseg. $50. pr Acre. skriy pA
Engelsk etersIiste at andre Fa1me.
M HAGAN. New Richmond. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
80 Acres faIm-Wis.

wood Resten Cut over' Gresmark.
ningerne bestaar at nyt ssFrame''-Hus 2
Fire Varelser down stairs, like ferd
Fod Cement-eilo, etc. Byeningerne er \
tende 8 Keer, Swim, Faar, H9ns, etc. Al
men for $500. Den negne Farm kan kid
Up. d.LOFfLER,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

TI HhIG IU Acres Land, ButEsbygniag, Hotel sta1d og sdo,
IL 0Hlu' FoderrngHe og Snedie; fortrinigt Stenbrud; enste Butk
S en- lille BY paa Cha Mil. & ST.. Jernbanelnjen; St Ok Yard.
ypperlg Lejighed for Mand ned lille Kapnal Ogs.a 102-Acre
Farm, tnunelgz code Bygnnger; 65 Acres under Pov, Resten Gres-
ming #og Tdmmer; lpbcnde Wand; sort. Muldjord med Lr Underlag;
II Melkekper, g Stykkcr Ungkvag, brugelige Avlsredskaber; II Mi
til Skoe;5 Mil til Mejeri og JarnbaneHation.
Martin Fadoes. Menomonie, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
100 Acres

Acres aaben Re
mer, Aldre SRt
paa lette Vilkaal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

len belteg Moam 9a1 saleritolen @
etInne Soirnpife 8orneoier mo
|tiI Mprnp fot1 ID opfarte bern
Weeprup g~ru1t0lagoe 8peng oa1,ife
Egce1e pao gens1iia1 geater. ct
bar 9anoepillernes Rio, 90 beopp=
|trnoet1oe 11~gobeaoigpis fnloe f1l1l1re
huge Derfor oauneoe DaDrip &
|ganqfor for at faa cefiiife 4rrfter
|RerDdr onet til Do1lrrdrf Sc Das
Eae, % Nsoiiten bar lnnaiom toa
for megm BIB at tribe &c aigben=
Ebabn efter geooer: @bis geaferbi.
refftprs seeneinitrnftgr @egisier,
EaulisfemaIer, Drfeiterleoerog SIR
@iolimif Matt Mprllp ttlfaloia-
|pis Ute fns1be buife Meelooien tiI el
Eof sa11ge1p 1slpatniuge1e1
Ter 1la5gubng paaslmogerff font
ppt1crebebm ben ogsnoiatfl
ben, meo aga1neI 5tnogmtiifers
Rsjelp 81 Drfefer osgioIinerl
flS5Ieiteogsaori1et ss
9afI fotn Digterel 80 3giItole'
forftanoeren Mtlton dieIien bpelt
buffer ffe bnn sgseo Mteutib fittel
hi lille ottigt Sient1
s8ailia toni etoe gigrnifiiert,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05
WANT HIM OUSTED
Serious Charges Face Federal
Official at Chicago.
Jack johnson, Pugilist, Figures
-'Irregular" Bail Cases.

Chicago, June 5.-Charges of neglect
of duty. malfeasance of office and fail
ure to obey government regulations.
dating back as far as the escape of
Jack johnson, negro pugilist, faced
United States Commissioner Mark A.
Foote here today.
The charges were filed yesterday by
United States Attorney Charles F.
Clyne before Federal Judge CarpeQ-
ter. Clyne asked removal of Foote.
as we'll as revocation of his license.
Clyne said also he will ask grand
jury investigation of numerous air
regular" bail cases. among which was
that of the negro pugilist in 1914.
The action of the district attorney
opened the way for a sweeping probe.
and belief was expressed Johnson
might be offered clemency for his re-
turn from Mexico to testify as to
charges he has made to private indi-
vidualg
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05

wives and children rushed from one
body to another and many women
tainted when they recognized their
loved ones.
Hurry calls were sent to every phys
ician in the city and a stream of
speeding motor cars proceeded to the
scene. Every coal company rushed
ambulances and first aid crews to the
tunnel. Many of the victims died
Immediately after reaching the sur
face.
The foreman of the> tunnel was
riding on the fourth car to enter the
mine and he escaped without injury.
Today's accident is a direct result
of violation of the law. Permission
was given the men to ride the trip to
their place of work and a special
train was provided for that purpose.
On these cars special seats are built
and the train was in daily use.
1t is violation of the mine law to
carry powder on a train. The law is
specific that powder and other explo-
sives must be transported alone. There
were a dozen kegs of powder in one
of the rear cars, all of which ex-
ploded.
Death List Growing.
Identification of the bodies is almost
impossible. Many of them are
charred beyond recognition. At $3.50
a. IN. it was said between rs and 100
were killed or had died from injuries.
The death list is rapidly growing. AS
the bodies were removed from the
mine, living and dead, they were piled
on the green about the colliery.
Many of the injured lived but a short
time.
The death list was made large by
the flames and the sulphur fumes
W hich filled the tunnel. The fire did
not last long. Rescuers got into the
mine with hose and played streams of
water on the flames. While they were
doing this the cries of the dying and
the injured were heard above the roar
of the flames
There will be scores of widows and
orphans as a result of today's catas-
trophe, next to the greatest this sec
ton of the anthracite coal field has
seen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05
KEYSTRIKE CROWS
Birmingham Telegraphers Vote
To Join Atlanta WalkOut.
Strikers in Georgia City Claim
Ranks Steadily Increasing.

Birmingham, June 5.-Union tele-
graph operators of Birmingham will
join the walkout of Atlanta telegraph
ers Monday if the strike is not settled
in that city by that date, officials of
the local union stated today. Tele-
phone operators will be affected only
slightly by the calling of the strike
here, as comparatively few are mem
bers of the union.
Atlanta, Ca, June with strikers
claiming steady increases in their
ranks, Atlanta's telephone and teIe-
graph strike continued today.
Ask BurIcson's Removal.
Mayor Key, unsuccessful in an eff
fort to bring the striking wire workers
and representatives of the federal
wire administration together, was con-
sidering cabling President Wilson at
Paris to take the situation out of
Postmaster General Burleson's hands.
Possibility of the strike preading
to other labor organizations was halt
ed for the time being at least last
night when at a meeting of labor
organizat tions, conservative leaders
forestalled any attempt at a sympa-
thetic strike.
Latest claims by strike leaders
placed the number on strike above
1,1UV, IHcluulnS 0Z0 leleSTapn ODer-
ators who quit work yesterday. This
number, Western Union and teIe-
phone officials say, is considerably ex-
aggerated.
A number of strike breakers will
arrive here today, according to West
ern Union officials.
National Strike Looms.
Washington. June 5.-Pres. S. J.
Konenkamp, of the Commercial Tel
egraphers' Union of America, today
declared that unless the Atlanta sit
uation is settled very quickly the
strike there will involve the entire
United States and Canada.
81 will announce the date of the
general strike within seventy two
hours Konenkamp- said today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05
MORE TROOP THRU
seth Units Coming to Funston
To Be Let Out.
Parades May Be Held Here Sat-
urday Afternoon.

More troops of the Eighty-ninth
division are on their way to the west
to be discharged.
Three special trains, bearing 1.424
men of the 356th infantry, left Camp
Upton today, and are scheduled to
arrive in Kansas City and Topeka on
June Z. The hour is not yet known
The regiment will parade in st. Louis,
Mcberly, Mo-, and Kansas City.
Another series of trains is bearing
1,104 men of the 342nd field artillery,
thirty-seven men of the 164th ar
tinery brigade headquarters and
seventy-seven men of the Eighty
ninth divisional military police. These
units will parade in st. Louis, Jeffer-
soE City and Topeka, and will prob
ably arrive in Topeka late Saturday
third west-bound train is bring
ing 153 men of the 314th field signal
battalion, and 200 men of the 342nd
machine gun battalion. These units
will parade in st. Louis and Kansas
City. and probably will pass thru To-
peka on the way to Funston Saturday
or Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05
WERE CAY PARTIES
Discovery Trunk Full of Cham
pagne Bares Texas High Life.
Oil MilliOnaires Alleged Patrons
of Pretty WOman's Resort.

Dallas. Tex, June 5.-The federal
grand jury today was to continue its
Investigations into the case of Miss
Fay Nowlin. charged with violation
of the Reed amendment. ..--
Miss Nowlin now is at liberty on
$4,000 bond, following a raid on her
fashionable home here in which fed
eral agents seized champagne valued
at thousands of dollars. Trunks filled
with champagne and consigned to Miss
Nowlin, also were seized at the railway
station. "Fizz water" valued at more
than SIS, ,000-Texas prices-now is in
the hands of department of justice
agents, held as evidence.
The shipments were made from st.
Louis. according to agents.
Gay Night Parties.
Details of gay night parties in which
prominent Texas and visiting oil men
figured, developed at yesterdays hear
ings. One wealthy oil man of Fort
house, often entertained at cham
payne suppers where as high as 500
a bottle was paid for the bubblin'
drink, according to stories told. Miss
Nowlin, young. handsome, expensive
ly gowned, is said to have insisted the
utmost deCorum be maintained at the
parties. Neighbors noticed nothing
suspicious about her home except that
| luxurious motor cars often visited it
at late hours.
Wealthy young men. formerly ca
| diets and flyers at Love field also are
said to have been among the guests
| Together with oil millionaires they are
| expected to be summoned before the
grand jury today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05
FIND BOMBERS' TRAIL?
Cleveland Radical Arrested in Pitts
burgh Believed To Be Implicated.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 5.-With the
arrest of George Oliver, %, of Cleve-
land, police today believed they were
on the trail of anarchists responsible
for Monday nights bomb explosion
here. Oliver who had been sought
since shortly after the blasts at the
homes of Federal Judge w. H. s.
Thompson and Immigration Inspector
W. w. Sibray, was taken into custody
last night. According to the police,
literature of a radical nature was
found on Oliver who came to this city
on the day of the explosions
John Johnson, president of the local
I. w. w, and fourteen other alleged
anarchists were being examined today
by agents of the department of jus
tice. Meanwhile police and special
detectives were searching the city for
names of all persons of radical ten
dencieS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-05
PLANS FOR FAIR
Motor Hall May Be Enlarged by
Topeka Auto Men.
Picnic VIII Be Held in the
Near Future.

The automobile men of Topeka
have under advisement a plan to en-
large the motor hall at the Topeka
state fair. At a banquet and smoker
of the motor and Icces; ry dealers at
Kellam hall Wednesday night, this
was discussed. and will probably be
acted upon within the next few
weeks. The present hall is too small
for the fast expanding needs of the
motor men.
A. L. Oliger. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, made a brief
talk on "co-operation." Plans were
made for a big automobile picnic in
the near future. A whole day will be
devoted to it. so that every dealer.
employe and the families of every
man in the automobile business here,
will enjoy a holiday in the country.
After the dinner, the men attended
the bad roads" picture at the Cham
Ner of Commerce in a body.