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WEST VIRGENIANS in
14,600 AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 2I.-14.6nn troops
Of tho American "Xp"diti"uarN force.
moro than %.Inn of these rnnr:ilrSGlnS
from wounds and Scka"SS. arrived hero
irdnv from Franco ON the cruisers
North Carolina and Montana and the
steamers MalSonia. ManChuria and An
Iigune For the most part the hofne-
rnminr soldiers were nf former ma
tinnai guard units nr Colorado. Nevada.
i:rah. Nrix,,na. New Mexico. California,
PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio and West Virginia.
The cruiser Montana. hlSn from ErcSt'
Crrs and l,2l9 men Of tho 9Th division
(rnrmcr national Euardsmcn of Ohio
and West Virginia.. the 1l2h sanitary
train complete. for Camps Sherman
TavIor and Dix: 18th military police.
for Camps sherman. Grant. Dodge, TaH-
lor and Custrr:t 18th mobile ordnance
rcnair shop. for Camp sherman: il:th
train headquarters. for Camp sherman:
18TH engineer train. for Camp Shcr-
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REMODE CLING 'r*
WILL BEGIN IN !,
/: NEAR FUTURE
JOHN zEIGENFELGERS CONFEC-
TIONEAY CLOSED - IMPROVE
MENr woEH WILL START
New Thaatre Will Be One Of The Most
Modem Of The Kind in The
Chic Valley

| Within the u"xt few days the work
on tho rebuilding Of the Zicgenfcldcr
building for TN" enlargement Of the
Victoria Theatre will be started and
when cDmEirlcd there will ne now
! Victoria Theatre. which will hn one
Of tho most modern in the Ohio Valley.
!, The s;orr has been closed and the fix
lures sol. 10 Il company OF Greeks. who
+, will remove then from their present
location. to the now store room acquired
,h.. them IN Market street The work
Of tearing out tn" interior Of the Zicgcn-
! folder building will be started within
the near future and will be rushed to
completion.
TIC Ei,tnria theatre Viii be closed
! thrDu g!i0ut the summer months and will
! reopen in tho new quarters early IL
the month Of October and will be one,
Of the most modern and up to date.
| The new huilhing will he strictly fire
proof and will be constructed Of rccn-
forced concrete and steel. while tho
seats will he of the latest sanitary type
;and will y: rnCmy.
! The new theatre will have frontage
!of approximately 30 feet on MaTkct
street and will run back to the l>anghan
{ nnwcr store in tho rear. The hest i'll
! vaudeville Will ho shown in tho now
! house and George Shaf"r. tho present
i manager will continue In operate it IN
! The future.
! --FI'T WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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SITUATION IN HUNGARY
(Coutinued From Page One)


disturbing to officials as he was tor
some time an aide-ds-camp Of Leon
Trotzky in Russia. The pow minister
Of war was described rs having been
an orderly in the Second army who was
once punished for inCliscreticn in milf
tary affairs.
The Statement
The state department adrtces were
summaEjzed in this statement:
The state department has received 4
dispatch from Belgrade that the Kun
xarian government was overturned by
the communist revolutionary clement
under Bolshcvist leadership in Budapest
on Friday. While telegraph and other
communications were cut or and there
some shooting and other disorders. al,
the foreigneds in Budapest are believed
to be safe.
Through Serbian sources. Information
has come to the department that the
Hungarian government has resigned and
that the new Magyar government an
nounced hostil;ties would begin at SIX
o'clock last Friday night. Budapest time.
The resignation of the old Hungarian
government came after the French au-
thorities now in Hungary had directed
the Hungarian government TO wlthdra"
its army forces to SZcGcdin- D"hrecZen
boundary. the Roumariars to hold the
Observation-Disclosures line and the French
TO occupy the territory in dispute.
The Personnel
"a dispatch from Borne. retrrring 10
the press reports concerning the STU
alton. says that Alexander Gorhai. who
has assumed the presidency IF the rev.
olutionary government OF workers. peas
ants and soldiers councils according to
the press. is 4 workman who at first a
conservative socialist has now moved
to the left. Joseph PoSony. (PaganED.
minister Of war formerly was prcSl-
dent Of the Soldatcnrat and was an
orderly in the second army ard once
punished for indiscrction in an army
matter. Bohm. who has become COM
missioner for social affairs was once
Minister Of war and has lately Snne 10
the left Rclakun. minister of roreg n
affairs, used to be aide-de-camp for
Trotzly in Russia. serving as such tor
four wears and described as very rad
ical Bolshevist.
The state department has received
a dispatch from Copenhagen stating that
Count Karolyi. heading the Hungarian
provisional government at Budapest. IN
8 memorandum received at Copenhagen.
claimed that Roumanians. Czcchs and
Serbs started rumors in Entente coun-
tries that Bnlshcvisrl is developing IN
Hungary and claimed that by these
rumors the EouuanianS. CzechS and
Serbs hoped they might be allowed 70
OCCUPY disputed districts Of Hungary
on the pretext Of restoring order and
defending thSir nationals"
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POLICE PATROL BILL
fConttnued Prom Page One)

teachers certificates bill passed by the
house this morning. providing thae
teachers who have served in the army
or navy OF tho United States may have
such service count tn" same as trarh-
ing in securing renewal certificates.
It was made effective from passage.
The senate refused 20 accept the re
port OF the finance committee on thu
Coalter hydro-clactric bill to til" effect
that it did not como within the Cover
nor's call and therefore could not be
considered II ordered thn bill 70 be
advanced 20 second reading. This bill
Is a revenue measure. and IL is declared
will raise a million dollars n year on
the power sites already projected i -
becomes a law and the w;-~rr power is
developed.
The senate received a bill. introduced
BY Senator Duty. proposing privilege
tax on all concerns carrying on tho bus
incss OF producing and selling gas.
petroleum. rock oil. coal. sand. gravel.
crushed stone. brick, clay, fire clay.
building or construction stone. and
limestone. The bill was referred to the
finance committee.
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wvsonp. Bill Tabled.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March Ca
After postponiug further action this
morning On the Virginia debt settlement
until tomorrow. the house of delegates
tabled The Wysong deputy sheriff bli!
by = vote Of 80 to 30 and took up The
state rolicc or public safety department
bill. and placed it upon it's passage.
Pending tho roll call on ;hat question.
Delcsra,e WySnn moved 70 table tn" bill
also. That motion failed by a rot" "f
&c to 81.
Wyson then moved "a take his own
hill from III" table hi; tho roll call Inv
ing. boon orr'"rs"' - -" $,'i'" ,'ci:ce
bin his. motion WAS h"ld out OF order.
His motion to recess until a" O'Clock lost
on a viva. voice vote.
I:onn the question Of passage oe the
state police bill. two speeches w"T"
made before tho noon recess was taken
M 1850 orc by Delegate S"p;imus Hall.
rayoriur the bill. tho other by Speaker
: 7, Wnltc. who called Dei"Sat" f. F.
Moore TO tho chair while h" took the
floor.
On tho roll call to table the police
bill. thrrc delegates who had voted
against tho second motion. they holm
=. I,antz. Pridernor" and Vaughn. making
the majority vote 80. Delegate Iahan.
who was absent when tho first roll call
vas taken voted on the last ono To table
the police bill. That u:adr tho minority
vote 81. leaving ton ahsente"s.
Delegate Scptitnius Hall. ~" veteran
Democratic rnenrhc- from MrtZel county.
in support OF the police patrol hill. DO
clared that always in tho past h" had OPP
posed it. because then tn stat" Ind
national guard. This fc-Ce nov hTtn"
lacking. h" pointed out that i = the
duty OF the lcSislatur" t" provide some
means Of protection for the people and
property Of the state
II have given this subject much
thought and consideration" Mr.. Hall
said and have failed TO 500 the great
menace some think there IS in it against
the people or any part Of tho People. In
nv Judgment there is no meHac" IN this
bill to anyone except criminals. and nj!
will agree that they must i" suppressed
II am convinced that IN" executive
Department Of this state Will 500 thar
the law Ia carefully and fairly executed
to do no .njuetic" 70 any and thiS par
ticularly will be SO bccaus" OF tho Srea'
esposition that has been mahfcs'''
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AFLU PATIENT FINDS
MI VIM the MEDICINE
TO TAKE FOR The FLU

after having n very bad case or
tho fin | was left in such had shape
] was SO weak and nervous l coulh not
sleep. and had rheumatism in my arm
T rcI, 50 had that life seemed Il burden.
Ono day went 10 Adams & StrcuherS
drug store in Erie and was advised 10
,rv Nh Vim. which I did. I have used
two hotties. | am now fecllng me.
7, is the best medicine ! ever tried. l
have tried many other remedies Mrs.
John Brookman, us W. 18th ST., Erie
Pa
Those who feel tired and never rest
Cd after getting up in the morning
will find in M Vim the very tonic you
rced to put the life and Pep In you
Your liver is lazy and Is not active
mains in tho region Of the kidneys. NJ
Vim is n tonic of the entire system
nuts l.fc. vim and vgor in the tired
and run down person. Try it. Only
81 90. Sold a. Gricst & Co.'S drug store
1925 Market street.
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Ohio OFFICIALS
WELCOME: BOYS
FROM OVERSEE 5

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March a.
Thu haiif"Ehir$ Vermont. Tonn"ctIcut
ami New IimIfl,Sh;rr and til" lrHnSr"rt
l<rnunlanH. h,.trinl; II total of 6.Sul Of
nc"r' ard m'u. including parts "f the
Old Ohio and Texas national guard. ar
rived her" rnda% from Franco.
on The Vermont. which left Brcst
March -. were 80 men of tn" l%6th
field artillery and 69N men Of The l"Hti
field artillery. both former Obi" guard
units III" trnu"rti"u1 brought Tho re,
mainGCr If HE l%Gth field artillery and
headquarters of the SIND field artillery
hr%;d" Tho New Iampshirr had the
remainder "f the l3Ith field artillery
and part If tn" l"lth sid artili"r!:
Du IN" i[r,nnlanL. which sailed from
81. NnzAiEr March IL. w"r" 2.94% Off,
rrrS and mon. including The, 1%2nd field
artillery complete. Il part Of IN" lrNlS
guard. which will d"mnhiliZc at Camp
Bowie.
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against it. The bitterness that has been
cnSendcrcd IN this body by this bill. in
my opinion. is wholly unjustified. For
these and other reasons 1 shall support
this bill"
For the first time during either SEES
sion of thc legislature. Speaker Wolfe
stopped down from tho speakers plat
form and us a member from Jackson
county addressed tn" house. strongly
urging tho rejection of the bill and the
return to tho Wysonc bill.
Speaker Wolf" objected to thu bill
among other reasons. because Of tho OK
pense 1t would impose upon the state
dcclarinssthat in his Judgment the cost cost
proponents of tho bill claim it will cost
not to exceed sol5.G0n.
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LONDON. March 2t.--tHritISh Wire
loss SrrVirol trlTur"rtin" "n inc &C
tirn of Hungary. thu Times says:
1T is not yet p".:;!hl" t" judge III"
origin and "Ntrnt Of this last disturb
ancc. In view uf certain mrnac"S which
German Statesman and tho German press
have freely employed and "t IN" clos"
relations hciW.">u som" hungarian and
German intri@u"rS. il is susceptible "i
NOR. EXPLANATIONS than no.. tr tn race
Of il. however. i; looks: serious.
TIL" DAILY I'ir'ui"!" says: Th" Ru-
r:lrni::nS l'ul..S ami t'::rCE0-St"HakS arc
pillars. without which neither 4 free
central Eurup" nor :; world S"ci"tE based
on Il League Of Nations can ne sustained.
I; We can secure their development rs
free orderly st;Lt"S. tn" German area m
Of a L;cr,nrnist Central Europe lOminat-
ing the world is doomed /" disappear.
If we fail t. do So. il will hS$urcdlE RI
virc. and IL connection with German
influenced Russia. may r"vivo much
snou"r than public npina!un has yet
realized.
All these tire" pc"plcS-Polcs. Ru-
rianianS and Czrcho- Slov:IkS--arc helms;
aSSiluously attacked by Holsherik prop
acanda directed at the destruction or
their organization just as they arc struG-
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4 GREAT CHANCE
Enters into LIFE
Of STOREKEEPER

A ertain unassumlng gentleman n
this, city who happens 10 be a promi-
nent Lerchant and who up TO few
weeks go haC become reclusc be-
cause o his physical condition tell: thia
remarkable and most interesting tale:
For anumber OF years. he said, "I
have bee so closely confined to my
business ,orkins zealously TO make my
elore representative in every respect
that wearand tear finally got me, MY
face becane drawn and haggard and
my disposition seemed to urge people
to eVade IN It was then that I began
10 desplse ny own company.
Ny bookkeper one day suggested tina:
I needed a ret and that my nerves re-
CURED attent,n. She told me that he.
tather' had taen Phosphate ted Iron when
IN my conditio. Look at him now, sho
said: He work ten hours day and Is
the lappiest mn in the: world.
"All this hapined less than month
ago I followe' the advice and look
at me now. Bag in the harness with
a smile al! the lille. i am feeling
more fit than eve When I see tired
looking face the lime Of Phosphated
Iron Immediately ,mes In my mind. I
am convinced tina, It, is converting
many worn out ,dy Into q life rich
in thought. ambitic and enthusiasm.
Special Notice: : insure doctors
and their patients sting the Genuine
Phosphated Iron we ave put in can
eules only, so do. no allow dealers 10
sell you pills or tablet =.
Z. RI. Crest & I; druggists. and
leading druggists eV.ywhere.
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POLICE PICK-UPS

Three DRINKS and one spcndcr cnnsh-
1ut"d the polio" pick-nps up until last
midnight The unlucky ones were
I1cnrv Tuttlc. drunk. arrested by vi :
ficcr Craig; Sherman Trrrlll. drunk'
picked up ny Officer Horstman; W. -;
Snccr. drunk, by Officer Higgins. and
Walter Smith, spceder, arrested by Or
ticcr Worls.
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TO ESTABLISH Y. ". c. A.

Special Disnatch 10 The IntclliSenccr.
KEYSOR. W. Va. Marcn 24.--The adj
visibility OF csta bEishng Young Woni-
ans Christian association here wns dis
russnd at a mass meeting o. citizens in
the high school auditorium. Miss Nary
Stewart representing Inc national board
was present. SHE was requested IN ask
the national hoard 10 consider favor
ably TO opening Of n branch here.
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CENTRAL GLASS WILL BUILD
LARGE ADDITION To PLAN !
FOR CH|PPENDALE GLASS WARE

company turned out bar ware III large
quantities ami sncc thai business has
been bumped it ha: gradually swung
into tho manufacture Of tableware OF all
kinds. Tho foreign busiI:"Gs of the COM
pany is largo and since The signing or
he armisicr has h"cn growing wonder
fully. until today IL is one of the larG-
est in tho country. Tho outcome Of the
proposed plans will bc watched with
keen mi crnSt by I'll.
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Cha rDerla!n'a Tablst:.

This is srlfrd:d medicine for siom-
ach troubles, h:li"usncss and constipa-
,iGn. and ono tina, IL constantly growing
in favor and popularity. Give it a trial
You are certain TO b. more than pleased
with it. lit is easy 20 take and mos.
agreeable in eject. For sale ny all
5calprS
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CALLED TO sISTERsvHLE.

Special Dispatch Ia The lntelligcncer
GRAFTON. ". Va. March 2i.-Thc
Rev. Irr. q. Philip Jung. rector Of 81.
Matthias Episcopal church. ha:: accepted
call 10 the Episcopal church at Sis
tnrsvillc. W Va. While at Grafton.
Rev. Dr.. Jung also acted as secretary
Of the y. NJ. c. A.
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COPENHAGEN. March "t-ifN IN"
Associated IrHSS>.-A dispatch tr"'h
Budapest says thu Soviet S"N":hin ~
haS occupied al ih'al"r& AND rrnSl' haHH
and arranged for rc""'uti "uar% l'''H"
and addrCSs": IN ltli significance al IN"
revolution
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/ BERLIN. Sunday March 23--(By the
Associated PresS)-That :hc seIzur" "f
power by tho hungarian Communists
is the result OF Russian Bol$hcvik MIS-
siorary work and the financing of tho
movement with Russian rublrs seems
apparent from the history OF tho move
mcnt. Bella Kun. Tor kuhn) the now
foreign minister. who probably was the
man who formulated tho communiSuc
proclamation. spent a long time in Rus
sia as a prisoner and there made the
acquaintance of Nikolai Lcninc and Leon
TrotZlly He was originally chosen 10
organize the Spartacan B0lshcvik moV"-
mcnt in Germany but went instead TO
Hungary.
The Hungarian Socialists would have
nothing to do with Kun. and he there
huron founded the Communist party.
or the other leaders Of tho Communist
movement, Major GcUrEy. who Is grand
son Of the 1915 revolutionary GeorEy.
and Major Gcizy. also n member Of an
old Hungarian family. likewise had been
! in Russian captivity and there became
! infected with Eolshcvism. They were
participants In tho plan to form n Com
munist army of 10000 men in Hungary.
George RanaSsy. also one Of the lead
crs in Communist movement was ar
rested last February, charged with
bringing 30, 100000 rublcs from Russia
TO Hungary 10 be used in forming
Communist army. He and other leaders
arc likewise accused OF receiving large
sums from the Russian Red Cross.
(Bcfore the war. Bella Kun. the Hun
garian Communist foreign minister was
an instructor In the law school Of the
Francis Joseph university at Nausen-
burg Pennsylvania. II was reported
enormously from Budapest during the
! disorders there late In February that
/ Kun had boon lynchcd by those opposed
to his Communist doctr!ne.)
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CzECH0-SE0vAK
Continued From Page 0ne)

depths 1t it's !mr",. ur" j. these ~"
lessons "lioUlG not suffice. Il ihr' W'h'.
carry terrible consequences tn!"-tE' f''l-
t.,Nit. lnniS"
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Cling to their feet. and all three arc also
mcnaced by the advancing HolShcvik ar
mics.
There has been ample evidence that
there is colluSion between Germany and
RnlShcvik aggression. The success of
tho three now states would be the death
blow to German ambition. while their
destruction would instantly revive its
hopes"
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Women Find Clear ski,
IN Simple Laxative ==.===.:=;

II sense Of false modesty prevents women from
admitting that Of heril and disorders primarily
il to constipation
But women whoknou themselves Chat head
ace eInece and beau:hers only the trouble
II not dslodge it
ID What is needed Ia q remedy III. bowels and s.
up the torpid liver An everinc7easng number Of sensible
women taEc small dose Of combination laxative
he'pe with Pepsn known Dr. Caldwell: Syrup Pcpsjn
Il sold by druggists under name
Il 1t will save from the h-seache
ei'1ies SKIN lotions and similar
oo"cis arc enpcd and regulated, the k>aGacke and
method ~ ~ ~
~ eottie OF Syrup Pepsn lasts family long time. and
ali Will End use for it from people
IS arc never without it in house.
Ii ne orusersf will refund money If it fails
III 70 do Promised
II ~ Dr.. Cald,velps
Id PRICE AS ALWAYS SA~---,.
n: + sss t:;::.! OYRUP DEPSIN
SS s s4f the 1 Wss. The Perfect e. IxzatiUe
main
a
FIn send fer
old BY w
lE a COPY book
II soc and s1oe Case Of Baby
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-20
MINE CONGRESS TO MEET.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 20.-Industrial
relations between. employers and enl-
ployes, methods of checking Bolshe-
vism and othe. forms of radicalism,
maximum production. and transporta-
tion are topics scheduled to be consid-
cred at the twenty-second annual con-
vention of the American Mining con
gress. which will lie held here from
November II, to 81. iclusive.
More than 1000 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the assembly, which
will be, addressed by prominent speak
els from all sections of the country.
Secretary of the Interior Lane has
consented to permit a mining exhibit,
containing models of every phase of
the industry. to be installed here dur
ing the convention, it was said. The
exhibit, originally prepared for the
benefit of congress demonstrates the
various mining operations and pro-
cesses, methods of irrigation, and the
manufacture of munitions and war
fare gases.
Experiments will be conducted with
helium, the new non-combustible gas
in which lighted fuses will be applied
to miniature balloons, inflated with
helium. to prove it IS non-explosiye
according to the announced program,
Other features Of the convention
will, include exhibitionsiof every prod,
uct mined. and moving pictures Of
safety. appliances recently put into use
In some mines,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-20
DOG USES CRUTCH.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 2o.-Not all the
veterans of the world war who lost
limbs in battle were humans. Blight,
a Belgian war dog owned by DR.. A. E.
Cunningham, a veterinarian of this
city, has an artificial leg and walks
with a crutch.
Blight is a; survivor OF the battle OF
the Argonne and it was found neces.
sary to amputate his leg because OF
paralysis that followed a shell wound
suffered while he was mascot of q
motor transport. train. Doctor Gun.
ningham fitted the dogs wooden leg.
"He didn't like it a little bit a,
first" the veterinarian said. "He
tried to gnaw the straps that held II
on but when he found they WOULDN'T
come off. he finally gave up trying.
According to Doctor Cunningham
Blight sometimes forgets about hi.
wooden leg, especially when he tries
to shoe flies from about his ears anG
once he almost put out one of his eyes
in this Way.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-20
WANT GOVERNMENT
TO TAKE RAILROADS

Calgary. Alta, Oct. 2o.-Informa-
ton received here from government
officials at Ottawa, indicate that a
movement is on foot to urge the gov
eminent. to take over Alberta rail-
roads, SO they may be developed along
q plan which would open. the wild
regions in the north.
The railroads involved are. the Ed
monitor. Dunvegan and British Column
bia line and the Alberta and Great
Waterways. Opponents Of the project
have charged that the. province is at
tempting to wish the roads onto the
government. Proponents Of the plan
have declared that the government
aid is vital in any pla to open the
northland to settlement.
A dispatch to Calgary from the
Peace river district, which was first
colonized through the efforts Of the
late Lord Rhondda, who was food
controller for Great Britain during
the war, says that 100000 bushels OF
grain are tied up because of meagre
transportation facilities. This district
is touched by the Edmonton, DunYe-
gan and British Columbia line but the
right of way and rolling stock are. said
to be in bad condition.
While southern Alberta suffered in.
~tensely from drought this summer, the
Peace river district farmers raised
bumper crops.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-20
..GRANp z MONDAY OCTOBER. %, 1913
Farmer Buys
Large Shipment o.
High Grade Stock

Crookston, MINI. Oct. 2o.-Walter
Bangs, a farmer nea here, has re-
Gently added to his dairy herd by
purchasing q carload Of high grade
Holstein cows. The COWS were sc.
lected some time 6 at Baron, Wis,
and are animals Of excellent, record
and breeding.
The Improvement Of the livestock
and dairy industries in this county has
been going forward with leaps and
bounds since the war ended.