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The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Reoroanile tnvestfoatfon Bureau

Washington ReorEen5zat5 q. The Bureau of InYeStiga of f#s Department of Justice xaS aaaoune- ed bx Attorney General Paine. F-ane5s P GarYsn of NeW York be comes assistant attorney general In work
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
An,srleans ehsekina T,ea.ies.

per.S-The members of ths Amer. ican peace delegation. disturbed bs the report that copies Of ttze German peace terms have reached New Ior6- are undertaking to cheek aR al taz copies issued in order 10 ascertain lf any are nissing
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
May 2. s#o eo.riesI Strike

Springfield. Hl-A strike call se Tor June l6 af 4. m : being seat oat fHam rhe headquarters of the l. rereatfonal Brotherhood of Eleetr:csa ksrS here according b an au nouneemanr made b. Charles ? Ford. secretary of the organ zation=
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
P.t.ss re AIa Ne. R4publ3c

Parls - American officers al Go hlanz. f became known here haye refused 10 display posters adteriiS- fae 1aa Rhsnfsa republic sem faen hy French officers The Ameriesns received a bundle of he posters from -he French
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
CONGRESS PASSES
 SUFFRAGE MEASURE
SENATE APPROVES SUSAN 3. AN. THONY MEASURE PERMITTING
 WOMEN TO VOTE

Washtngton- Action hY Congress on equal Sufrage-suD5ee1 ef q asht of 4o years-ended in aaoptien D. the Senate bv 3 vote of 5s 70 = oi the historic Susan B Anthony con. sritutioHal resolution
 The proposed amendment. adopted by The House bx Xo-e 0. 5a4 10 S9 May 21 a. the first act Of he neE Congress. now goes 10 the states. Ratification by legislatures q three fourfhs of the szateS iS necessary 0 make f effective
 The roll cal showed fwo votes more than the necessary 1Wo-thirds for fha resolution which was drafte b. susan B. Anthons in is75 and ta- .roGuced by Senator Sargent ot Cait fornIa n 1S1S Counting paired ar. absent members he Senate actually stood q Q 9 Tor the measure
 Loud applause. unchecked b. th= presiding officer. swept 1hs Senate chamber when the final eese wa announced following TWO days e bate and many jubilauoa meeting were he'd at headquarters at various womaE.s organizations which haye been active in support of the meas are
 Immediately a.sr The Senafe Ycza the resolution Waz taken 70 #Speasee Gi1egf.s office ard signed [ wa= rushed baez to tas Senafz for ". pGssla5ns officers signature eat aE uved afzar -h4 Senate lad adjourn ed and approved later President Wilson's signature. r Wss stated : not necessary. although t=e r-so5z fioH eIIl be sent 70 ths HH5se Hoas= as usual and ma be signed by Inc president. T. WiIi b certified 70 tAe states by The Ssate Department
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
r-ec,s S.s-. E-,-,e E-e,, R.ssIa-

4r.h4we -A non -E@- n+ A.zz- fear rt rzzE NElc s Fsn ss-s ~E-#A==n 2 -a -#~Sperr t7
 =-=S= 4He tan :tee uS a5-d sal @ aasse
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
- s.ssss

I-5a R-a N-s esS ra -s.=s ,re claims zHas zha Eas>Hs- E1 r-Ean
 rra9 t
 E aarA Ear fHaan< -c5r- socE E1e 6stehca r uaX
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Nas c.rr Best D severed

Tes1-on. \ J-Tss arrival o5 a-zSE aa ha farms IT atassse zzlsFE-S. eannae Ica- aH3 N-e York. suo.a sAf European eaHa eszez is anazaa# a5 a .1e uantG'F c-an rs p0rl = he S D-saarsHseRr a5 AzHea=a
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
uroe Medication Of Prohibition.

Washington - NodiacaHon Of the wartime prohibition law so that ths working man may have light wines and beer was urged by represents tives oe organized labor af the f-st of the hearings by the House Jadi- ciagy Committee upon liquor meas. ureS
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

J | Wright of Fora Smith was ,t n permission by John D Arbpc9s. attorney general. to drill for ef, or saz in the bed of the Arkansas rivor near Ozark If a produeina vel '. toIad in the beds Or on the bars ., aDy of the rivers in Arkansas g,e e5ent funds will be received by te, state to pay it's debt, the atfornas neral said
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Comments Or America. pof3.,

Sr Louis. Mo-Ameriea patiey fa Russia was characterized as "sirtine sucking our thumbs. by Na5 G-orzs ". simmons head or a special Red Cross mission which investigated conditions in Siberia. R ho has Is turned go his home h-rs#
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Names zs oznea zs.-a ces...

WasAz2ztcn For aliss -av ~ a#z zzzsez ae Ma az-az- men. as E9aa aEan center Aru4E Gas clza.a#aE a-aac-tHz. a-te a Texas zHoas N es s-r. rhe Ia- 5seear
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
R. eo.err--s P.s sIo7.

Washing NEs Rl s resigned ~ a.4lssoa # ta- U : Tee, Admin zEazzan re
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
seea as.e ss.lns ta.x.

~fazse= = -zr1 za sEe 5#s 5Fi zE saT- u1 ea#aE ss5a- Aa- u v av House Inter-
 --z--H-ea essss s=ee
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Ar,srL.an. Jens P-o.s

Gzsfs5aaa O. A2Y=ax ass=ass eQa 5z#s Hara5sa th-C1gs = -a- faHa section # H+ e-f larEet -J=a.sA prose 1-s |.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
- celI.

Nsa Hs1 conn. .-LIsst Y 1ga 2 Eesea.- < Bank in Ias and ea= Ha-auH kstsuan aE Rzeos5za zrnv f-6m Mns N E ae 5 wz -n=tE E4E5 eEt s4f N-h 1aer E4eEa-
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
sss Police ef-sa.

EzsSs=.-. t==ss=se4ln So5li=st> aTl#i ne aares 9aswerp had clash Tasr=e Ha ee@=H and t~a civilians uz-a wound h- S1ots -hat Were nd daring sh@ Hele=
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Go.error Urges Prosecution

Jefferson C5.E Ne-Ia Ls-r = ArtornsE- General V Cor. eraeF Gardner directed Ga fe Sss- n fhe prosecution es s=#Sa1s caaz nected s-t he IF-rnz Je Ixreh L.ama-z a- Hf
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Pr HtEdE0G~ are DetlG TlaaF If' arill The HFst well Tor oil. Fae eel' 0fn b. located aas and one=fa1r-1 nt'-~ from tae courthouse aHa e5fl b. within he corporate limits of Ozark LeiaHa Bunch asPendenHs caul- v agricultural agent. has 5#sf con- gae=ed he sixth cooperative ship ment of hog from tbis county Nifl- 2 the pasz three months
 High prices for straw be4res= =thts season have caused many farmers ia the Rogers section to increase the,r acreage Gross returns Of rom Ss09 70 sl.Qao an acre have been common. Another name Of Crawford eour Y soldier who dlad n The military service a France has been added 10 he lst of casualties from tLIs county
 Thi-ty-avr separate petitions are 1T circulation asking for referer.. dum or fhe proposed license ordi- nance The Fort smith city camml-- s5oners have passed
 Although strawberry growers al Grand y-ias- Carroll county had onsv half stand owing to the dry Rearp- ar of las sumner he CT D M ne. them $23a per acre tAIs yeaG
 \ movement is on f5or 1o form a paving district h tha town of ErSt f1e'e7a= se Rate ata taa sreszs az thaf place.
 George C Beesef. recently elected rhtef 5azRsetar Tor Fe S.at. PIart aoard aas assuuz5as lu..es.
 Par.59n Of -he business zsef'o, 2. D. NJ 2as destroyed n ars ? loss -s.5uated a- sse oll
 Farmers et O.fse a-@ asss#ng t 2 p-a1-s rom ther cream .s =e.s.-.. H Pt-.tee el a-e sq worth ef cream .n 5a1e
 Tae esy Of Bie-aav5Ite las eo7t-ae- for srra# paving TF4 rc-. -r.ct covers 2sa ex haes- 7 -es az5aet744 business yf=z-rie.
  N7-s ea=san has aasn sold <. a9.-.-
 BHee wa- 17.- Esa. growers aze aaa hs-5s ry lr T5iC- good
 Fraas 5an tes.s- ae oss Grove zazro., ea4as Vaa e. i- maze sHaa ta .z.-y ed a== sza keeps ms perfectly
 e4s.sass t. ss-zas.- ries pPe5 from H1ras50 Ii s74a leea1 express ss7aaz... as=4 ia aho=E --rs4 ears
 Rs a-.rs <. H#-ssrs1e #a- hss t4a
 s-fez 1.-the Fs=S 8se-s- #s@g-.5 Rogers
 Directors 1t zs-z.sz ar q. aaaHeree av al54 asee#z s-.9s# es Eh-
 
  crop n s ~ees1H 5a man
 aso tE crop ae Emu recently Jaere ~ere 6g sllos ln Madison eaa-tv .--meFs are building them shis sea
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
.Vo~sr To At.s~0, Oversee FHgs;

Cleveland. 0-EE-h Law vao Y. csns1x announced sha gaa1e a'-eEl9i a transatlantic a.rplaas a#ght tHis sinner. ~a <ee Nil 70 evsr =A.a -t.ss Harry Ezazer atsemp-sl from Nzassz.n slaEa = Ireland
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
s., ,f NA Pni-e Rs5gBtie

Par-CesIaaz VIII h me capital sf ths nsw Rhina repualie Rhich ass proclaimed n several Rhzae clHes The neW government and national assembly will meet there
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
.,+-4 esngntic eor-,e5

S Frare.sea-Ta H=St copy = -1#a neWfE proclaimed constitution = -'s T. Han Korean republic Ne7 rese54@a h fhEs e5ty and made pub ac hv pr Day53 Lee.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Bank Poeb@s Get 6o1

Pfz@tgrga ka1. Rehbers tun. relsd infe the saas- os ths Anna State bank al Arma, Kan. and ob- raiued s4aoo9 n Liberty bonds and ether securities
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Officials Of the Grand Prairia Branch Railroad Company of Frsps In county has filed a petition win the Arkansas Corporation Comm, son. asking for certificate Of con *enience. or permit to construct tfe raad. which recently was granted i, charter.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
o-szs Ar:Gesoa sitter ..s.

ago.--N.e N.estsEa 5aasr-ers 6, The asseE 0arassd zo Na--ars Proh.sz.=aa cEaae5 following eo7- 5=-za 1=a1l -zF 2f Id z3zK Y szSs=Ezt states
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
pe-u eeoorts Situation Better.

Lima. Pera-Th4 situation arising Tom zhe strike ss rap.dlE Hesarcsas 70 normal here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
Ne. ea--sras- ot cs-p r-..s

NlM ~-------a ---- -T ~a--c -s.s
 W4shlrE. CE Major Gara ar4 Rae has b-=n sssiE1e6 ra azza za--srs Camp Travis Tex re.tEsl1 General Hodz Vao soas -o -se NorzE Pacific eozs. arliIEa-s 9-,-r5e5 with hfaz5c .ls.r-ers st S=arr.a
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Nos fes. AFiz aaa5 In1ns n r.s Ia Colorado mining district O. ,ssrsre Nsxico. are teTroFlzing re eomna unity. accorGins io adYices rr celved here.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Cherry growers near Ozark haga sold all their May crop and are pre. par.ng 70 pick the June harvest Tle PHiee has jumped from 40 to 50 cznts 2 gallon
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Loy Ragland. young farmer. livihe t@o miles south of Olxey. who acrt dentally shot himself with shotgun Vaile squirrel hunting. died as re sult of his injuries.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Partial reports from the siraNser v crop. in which White county leads the state if not the world. show good prices throughout the season. and aa excellent output. though he crop vas seriously damaged by the ram.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

The tonds for the new hghwaY through Franklin county were soit for Ia2
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

AT amateur athletic association aas been organized d Hopt
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

fss straw berry crop in Noffhres A-sansas this year will be sorta ma-elv sl .000. .0e0
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

i county agricultural adrisorr board is being formed Benton county. in accordance with The plan of J C Barnett, district agent and he extension force of the UniYersIis ef Arkansas and the Department a Agriculture
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

The Rev pr. J. H. KirEnatrick resigned as pastor Of fhe Central Pres sbyterisn church of For Smith u engage in Sunday school work undar he auspices Of the Arkansas Sunday School Association.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

The annual meeting Of the Whi't County Medical Society was held a Beebe.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

County Agen, T. M. Williams has launched movement to gel Faux 1er county farmers fo purchase sonf -z1ni+y canning outfits
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Three airpIanes from Ehests Fie2 Visited Neerery and carried awa! =@Eee more recruits
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

The State Highway Commissio, has approved recommendations Of the Advisory Board of the departmest and appropriated out of the stat. road funds SSS.447 10 be used immA diately in the construction of high. Ways
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

\ t-ainload Of gravel for aard saf' f4esd roads has arrived at Earle
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13
JUST PARAGRAPHS.

Prep psration~ are being made to aria The frs well Tor oil. Fae N T 0iIl b. located one and onezfalr'1 n.'-< f=am tae courthouse aBa xiil b. HIfh.r 6he corporate limits of Ozark
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

The final port of The Ben 1nVHe ' ' Church. sAoR - #hs ienaR 9a#78 If S-sf- a,-..,... s.s.#...s. bq sit
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Adjutaut General Lloyd F7glart received telegram annuancing tk2t i is probable rife range for Bs, of the R. O. T s. at the Uniyersits of Arkansas and for civilian rias clubs will he established on the Uni. Yersity grounds.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

9hieor county more thar freslea Ais sao,4 in the Jewish Relisi Fafu as=Te- The quota vas Sl Sa4 and t@ eeaafF has subscribed $56
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Leland Bunch Independence ceul- v agricultural agaHz. has 5#sf com g5e ed shs sixth cooperative ship ment of hog from this county NifL- - the FazE -hre5 months
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

2. R. WiieS. chief hotel inspector = she State Board of Health. has IT tuned from Bradley. Desha. Chieat Drew and Calhoun counties. where he iasreeted approximately 150 hotels, rooutng houses and restaurants.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

s9dieEs aHd sailors of En1olp' c1nnss u7az sz ur.ah.s ioru'
 Preliminary saulzafou oi W' Aasr.cLn IHeIon.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

1T el5ers as The rrs Bsptist church os Ha sp-inys speelal -a e41eei tae church fes v
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

t--1 recently taere Sere aa. sl-9s n Madison county. ba- n-. farmers are building them .s,s s son q
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

: little child Of Frank ehildes wHo lives about two miles north T. Mountain 5ieW. was badly burned vixen the cook stove fell. spilling ke=sae of boiling beans and fire on the ctild.s face. throat and chest.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

new Ssooo= community thea'ff. auditorium and r-f garden aih ?. tha resuit of a real estate sesi ps' concluded in Little Rock.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Thirty.fiyr separate petitions are in circulation asking for referer. dunn or the proposed license ordi- nance The Fort smith city comml-. s5oners have passed
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

High prices for straa berr3es= 1hts season have caused many farmers i7 the RogerS section to increase the'r acreage Gross returns Of rom ss00 70 Sl.Qeo an acre have been common.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Another name Of q Crawford eour Y soldier who dzed n the military service n France has been added To ths lisz ot casualties from tLIs county
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Although strawberry growers al Grand HiaR- Carol county. had on'y half stand owing 10 1ha dry Raatb. er of las sumner. tha CT D VI ne. them S2aa per acre thls yeaG
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

crop Se
 t-- 4so e5 crop ae s#s-s.-
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

and appropriated out of the stst. road funds SSS.447 10 be qsed imma diately in the construction of high ways
 Adjutant General Lloyd F5gjart received a telegram announcing that | is probable rife rsnee for K. of the R. O. T s. at the T'niverxits of Arkansas and for civilian ras clubs will be established on the Uni yersity grounds
 \ county agricultural adrisorr board is being formed Benton county in accordance with the plan of J z. Barnett. district agent. and the extension force Of the Uni4ersl,s ef Arkansas and the Department Q. Agriculture.
 little child Of Frank chiider wHo lives about two miles north .. Mountain View. was badly burned wien the cook stove fell. spilling ke=sae Of boiling beans and fire on the ctiid.s face. throat and chest
 2. R Wiles. chief hotel inspector of sha State Board Of Health. has IT tuned from Bradley. Desha. Ghie5t. Drew and Calhoun counties. where he iasreefed approximately 150 hotels. rooming houses and restaurants.
 The Rev pr. J. H. Kirknatrick resigned as pastor Of the Central Presbyterian church of For Smith u engage in Sunday school work under he auspices Of the Arkansas Sunday School Association.
 Partial reports from the siraNser V crop. in which White county leads the state. if not the world show good prices throughout the season. and aa excellent output. though he crop sas seriously damaged by the ram
 Loy Ragland. young farmer, liviEe tse miles south of Olxey. who acri dentally shot himself with shotgun 3Aile squirrel hunting. died as a re sult Of his injuries.
 Cherry growers near Ozark have sold all their May crop and are pre- par5ag 10 pick the June harvest Tle PHaee has jumped from 40 to 50 cents a gallon.
 The bonds for the new highway through Franklin county were sot for la2
 sa amateur athletic association aas been organized d Hope
 fse straw berry crop in Northwest A-kansas this year will be soria zFe7ox.ma,ely slooo.ooo
 The annual meeting Of the Whi't County Medical Society was held a Bae5e.
 Three =airpIanes from =Eherfs Fiet visited Neerory and carried avg aFee more recruits
 trainload or gravel for hard sf' f-esd roads has arrived at Earle.
 County Agen, T. M Williams ha; launched ] movement to gel Faux Ter county farmers to purchase com saant-y canning outfits.
 sieor county more than treslea ts sao,4 n he Jewish Relisf Fura az4e The qaofa vas Sl Sa3 md tas eeaafF has subscribed $56
 Tae final port Of he Baa.onviI' y Church. showed slse aassnat
 ot srz15 eFerzaaseH bE A
 a.srs md sailors of nlolp' eeanzs maI x PoeahaH saa forp. flei.fa. .nazy sau.zatioH oi " 4n L.szan.
 II E-5ers of the Frs kapIls. church os H9s Sprinss a, specl'. sssEeS -a eeEa=i tae church Rel V
 new Sso1q immunity lhestfi' auditorium and r-f garden ain 2. ths resuit ef real estate sesi ps' . concluded in Little Rock.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

\ movement is on f5or 1o form a paying district h tha town of West Helena te pare atta tzs --szs tlsf place
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

George ( Becker recently elected ea'st HH@hset7r f#r e Stats P!art 5oarG Has assumed s lutfes
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

s l- The asr q. EetaH t--  -E== sf sh-
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

PaFa9n Of ths ha- nes5 section = DaW5-z 2as dssss6ve.. st frz a, loss -s.5usted a- sfe06i
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Fsreasrs ot O.fag aea mas#ne P-o1-s from -le.r cream sH asss-.. Rf-5saz -e sr sa orth ef cream .1 3z1e
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

Na7s cotton has aasa sold azs-., es @ price a=r- ra Y -a+ wers a-e aaa harrs #.lf FU Ea#E
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

T1e esy Of Bls-aeT5fJe has e a' -te- Fer Sfta5 RaF'01 The cr-. t-sct covers -5 e#tv Haek- 7 -rs azaaelF=t r=Ss i z--f,.-
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

faHs Dan. Ns.e- ax oak .5-1ve -ra.t cHa-ss which .s more zHaa ta# 4zsss
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-13

sa---e 4s h#-ss-sle &a ass ban ca zz- -E= Fs=~ gs--7z- =z=.=.-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
EAST RIPLEY

July 29-Misses Grace and Mable
Nordahl spent Sunday with Gladys Glib
Miss Marie Anderson Of Chicago is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. P. Nelson.
Walter Lavenski is the champion hay
king Of this place, as he has his barn
full, also five large stacks and not half
of his meadow cut yet.
Pete Patnude Of Fl. Ripley is putting
up hay on the old VIM. Leonard place.
M. Brolling delivered some cattle to
Fl. Ripley Saturday.
Married-At the church at Belle
Prairie at 9 a. NJ, Monday, July 20,
Miss Florence Dockendoff OF this place,
to Henry Eicher of Wadena. The bride
wore a dark blue travelling suit and nat
to match and carried bridal roses. Miss
Lurett VINCENT Of Mason City, Ia, a
cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid,
was also dressed in blue and carried
roses. Harry Dockendoff, brother OF
the bride was best man. Miss Docken,
doff is well known here, having moved
here with her parents from Wadena two
wears ago. For the last year she has
been employed in the twin cities. Mr.
Richer lust returned from 'France;Where
ha spent two years in the service. Al
ter the ceremony they motored to the
home of the brides parents, where a
most elaborate dinner was served TO
MANY guests. VIM. Eicher, of st. Paul,
an Uncle of the groom, attended the
wedding. The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for Portland, Ore,
where they will make their future nome l:
Oscar Gustafson and family motored
n Rra;nerd Sunday tss-:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
ROYALTON

~ = q ysssO Lawrence sslAImSCfO0R OF
Quincy, III. visited relatives IN this Vi
.cinity last week. u.s. ].
MI. and Mrs .:A. G. Bouck and Mrs.
Davis and children went to Hubert
Monday for a weeks outing. ;=z
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joslin Of Grove
City, Pa, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. "A. E. Joslin and brother,
Verne Joslin of Little Falls and sister,
Mrs. G. H., Werner Of this place. They
made the trip from Pennsylvania by
auto. s. = ..2*
DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Watson have as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Green
of London, Ont. Mr.. Green is broth
er of Mrs. Watson = 49, -
. Miss Bell Lambert returned to- Hib-
bling Saturday to resume her work as
superintendent of nurses at the hOspi-
tai there.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral of Geo. Chapman
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renick, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Joslin, Mrs. Laura Bran
men Of Little Falls, and Bert Brannen
of Milwaukee, Wis. <
Mrs. J. W.. Lisle returned Monday
from Aberdeen, S. D., where she visit
ed her daughter. Mrs. Reece.
Miss Erma Conner Of Mond, N. D., is
visiting relatives here. Il
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Holiday and sons
autoed from Rush City Sunday to visit
Mrs. M. F. Street and son, Frank. Mrs.
Holiday and children will visit here
two weeks, but Mr.. Holiday returned
to his home Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Watson and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Green
spent several days at Sullivan lake the
past week.
Mrs. H. E. White and daughter, Dor
othy, >sof Ely are visiting relatives
It is reported that The E. S. Munhol:
land farm north of town has been sold
to Mr.. Reed of Monticello.
! Geo. Chirhart has been discharged
from St. Gabriel's hospital, where he
was operated upon for appendicitis
Mrs. Peter Stodol ka has received
word of the death. of her neice, Miss
Clara o 'Brien of Wahpeton, N. D. The
young lady died in Minneapolis, where
she has been attending the university
the past year. Particulars of the death
have not been learned. Funeral was
held wednesday at w anpeCou.
Mrs. Sam Lernerd and children OF
Minneapolis are visiting at the j. Garb-
er home.
Miss Lucille Munholland is visiting
her great-grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Newman.
Mrs. w. L. McGonagle and Mrs. E.
H. McGonagle entertained "Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs H. E. White.
Grace Church Guild met Thursday
with Mrs. Robert Carnes5 at Two Rivers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
FIXING RES SIBllI
Sergeant Says Orders Were
!: Given to Beat Prisoners.
Admits Charges and Declares He Mas
Compelled to Obey In structions
From Officers.,,

Washington, July 25.-Ehort to n1
responsibility of superior officers for
The maltreatment of American military
prisoners in detention camps and jaiis
I'm and near Paris will be made by a
house war Investigating committee.
chairman Johnson announced that
Former Sergeant Clarence Ball, who
is serving a. six months sentence at
Fort Jay, for mistreating prisoners
while guard at camp, would appear
before the committee. -
Orders From Superior Officers.
BEAT the prisoners or be beaten
yourself" is the choice Ball says was
given him by superior officers, accord
ing to letter written by Ball to Rep
resentative Ballingers, Massachusetts,,
who turned it over to the committee.
AT Prison Farm No. 2, where Ball
was an Resistant" of Lieut.. lizard
Boiled" Smith, who is in prison for
mistreatment of soldiers, Balls letter
asserts that he and other guards did
their best not to misuse the prison
ers and it did not-suit Smith
Admits Hitting Prisoners.
II admit I hit prisoners wrote
Ball. "but the orders came from high:
er than any sergeant i
Balls letter mentioned only Leuten.
ant Smith, but the former sergeant
said: Il could tell you lot more il
/ could only talk with YOU"
Other witnesses will be called by
Johnson's committee. in the inquiry,
the chairman announcing that every
effort would be made to fix ultimate
responsibility.