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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
E..SssEss.y:sss e
Sm,nffe Smletort
meo Ieres ylapm % 2toresie.

81 urrmer p5 after SuIen, % 10 nGrs
mere vi tonlmcr BEN itore 6sl,to. oelto
cfttre 9ruuocr hi pan, brao pi I!al
lenoc til uore Slrgtringcr % Senner.
%i ian 10 life ulle ienoe ltorc OF folts
tore @reienter. men ct pa!fert Sulcs
tcrt ian III ole ienbe. 90 lrrliG otl
lore Airre | @amIeIanoet IGtte ltor
@ri3 pnn al mo9ta0e ell @tllcn peroner
ira Oct ltore 2onb. ia. ale ul bIlpe 9lno
peo at mobtoSe en- Sllebillcn, On Ell
inabnn minoer ON, at Tenltab5badnoes
ne itooig bnloer.
Set Ear iuar lptfcScS % at erholos
ncQIe ualminoeIiae lmuItfe oa i%lerfars
rcSe Su(c,ort. Ga III Icnocr iaar | tic
ratre Wotipcr. CT ioreltiuer et pattert
iuet.0ot Hanoltnb; ct bar 10 'n,aa 90
ct tort 0rantrG meo SuIe!ps Iom Wo'
tip, p9 Bet treble bar ct bpg8eliat Stlles
interier 90 Sneueirsbil!eoc iamt Wis
i~lcltcnc. Ii trrtter Sercs Naon oB
Torc3ie % "@lroclig Sul os 8pot
9%lptoar" cntcn pan Norit eaer Gngelit
paa Nortcnc % ienoer Scm Ill Gem meo
Aoupollitter porioirit, 10 for S1.2o, 20
for 1925.
gcmerf: Bore SuIctort ienbes life
| SGi paa minbre erb 10 Sort. og bpis
man sniter Sort mco furfieIlise gorn
saa. maa MAJ 6eitilc nlinoit 10 Sort
mco bert Nnpn teller minblt %, bpia
man tar 6orbel al Den bilisc YriS for
% Nort.)
81. 81 9i8Ic Sort fan ienbes / 90
ten / aaben Nonpolut for 1 Gent naar
man life itriocr paa sem.
Snoieno Scrc5 9eitiuin8cr itioe
iiGr buis &c a0tcr at lenec aortenc
iom Sulehilicu iii @amleIauoet.
5bc I%nunbicn Vnblii1ius Co.,
Serora9, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Stur SrGnb / Ssnbcrbpra.

Senocrbor9 tSbe Sftc6er. Sen itort
SIiemeIe / @~crIeGnbc CT mat ncbbrrnot
Slben iornobc$ ~opitooet res Sclpnutrn.
Belle | DC tore Ha9rc al Goprd. Ntrbcis
Nernc, Der par 6citirftigcoc poa 6abrtfcn
merfcoe Ell itert @ranblu0t, % REQ er
llrocrIsgclIc bite ret iiq. at ser ia,
9ouct Slo / CT al Hn9ercunmncnc. Sci
IpttcbcS life mcO be ti~litcocprrcnbe auto.
mnti'tc Slllfniug5appnratcr at ormpc
SIocn, Der grc6 on iig mco ripenoe GSart
@raropricnet a!drmere0cS % fom bur
ri9t tIlitcoe.
Sen fprItc, Der meOtc pnn @ranoploSs
len, par Sberlt WoI,te, Ser brtict III
@arrilcnen iant ManDItabct ira Cy!posz
tibet "@uIobprQIuuo" tiltalot. ManS.
ltdbct uoiprte CT tort Arbcioc mco Ncos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
6runoltoot Krieslfib.

Sfslge ct Telegram til Warinebe.
p%artementet / @albington er &rpoie-
rem "Glepelano", Der er a~ttacberet
ben nplig orgoniiereoe omerifanife
@ifabre / ipo- % centrolamerifanife
Garpanoe, itsbt paa 0rrlno / Sap-
men peb Gartagena / Tepubliten 60
lombia.
Sartpiet onr l,ifabt, melbteS Ger,
men Soriegene paa at faa oct los
igien, bar bibtil llaaeOe fell.
Separtelnertct bar gipet Gbefer
paa Mare Sslano Orore til at ienoe
ct Tar SlGbeban0e 0erncb iorat faa
&rpoieren ballet flot igicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Brand / Winnipeo.

Sra 8imipeg telegraferes Ocl
lite Topember: Gn Sloebran0, lonl
-trueoe belle Observation-Disclosures meo
Silintetgisrclie, la9oe abams Bro
TIERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fuloitGn-
oig / Iife, foraariogenbe eft Gien-
bon,stab paa ca. 100000.
Gasieop 2imiteo's Sarelager %
SSobbin Mtarin 8boleiale @rocerp-
iorretning beIfnoigeocS / en- l(oitrGf-
ming al $4,000. Tantage8 Sbca-
fer leo ogioa Here titicn Collars
Sfooe, pGicntlig iom 6elge al at
llnoeretagcn iplhtes meo &nnb.
Sprinoelicn til Slben er ct Mp-
iteri,tm. ga @ranomGllbene anfonl
til @ranoiteOct, itoO S~agerbuIet ale
reoe / Slanmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

ming al De / @aarben opitablebe SsnSsr
meo Ole. granbnGienets Irbeibe non,
itelie9iorbes peb, at @aubet maattc itoi.
fes fra Den temmeIig langt berfra beIio.
5euoe Nslebnm, liant 9eip9rIiobebsr
meo at tomnie rinbt gienncm De orer.
fulOte Sasre. Slaneerne til Den irors
eleftriife Spreite funbe life uoboIbc Nons
oets Srbt, ,bporpeb SIutniussarbeibet 90.
iaa foriinteoes.
Sen fore Sabrif n~ebbrGnbte iii Grin.
ben. ,SIbcn raier enbml. 1an menrr
bet bill lbttes at reboe en- itertt tr1,et
2Gnse peo Siben al Sabriten meb ..
fort SpIa9 af Ole; bpis life, err hcr
Sare for, at en- itor Sci of @pen bill ooo
op / 2,icr.
Sfaben aniIaaes ifeIse "SeimSol" III
81 g9ia. Str. Sabriten er efter Nor.
lpoenbe f%criitret for 8 Drill. &r. "@oI,
tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Sra SonoerjYuano.
Saberslep ~Statsieminarinmt.

Saberslcp 1Soe Stt. 6abersIcp StntS'
Ieminarium, Der er inprettet / bet tio'
liaere tDite Geminarillm, inbpieoes i9aal
beo eli S~eitligbeb, Der ifslge "Saune'
pirte" opernGreoes al "a. 200 tnpbilptt
0iGiter. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bolbtes al
Seminarieforitonber Stat Hsrban, I'M
neutrality-suspicious. Ippel og Nrofesloi
81. u. 2arien.
Seminarict, Ser Far Tlabs til $50 Gle
Der, begpnber meo Iiot oper 30 o9 ban
auerebe ian,tlige ala5ier i9an9. GENT
harriet bar unDcreoaet Ell itor Icparatior
% 1tal nj bore Gann,arfs bebite Gent
u%ariuut, boab ansaar ~tefniife Si9lpe'
miOler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
8tr9cr SarlS 0rap iuuoet?

Sra StocfboIm melDe5 3bie Sept.
"Sagcns Ginning" mebOeler of man
UNDER &%eparotionen al Surrbeims
ganlle &lOlterfirfe / Setter q otlanO
bar itebt poa en- 8rap, iom man me-
ller er Burger Sarls. 8rapen lna
rmtrcnt miot / &irfen unoer set
0amle Cub. Man fallot ire STE.
letter, TO manolige og ct fuinoelig.
De antages at p9re @irger Sarl,
bans Sllitru al fprite 9ggteifab
Wettiloe % ell al bans Ssnner al
1erlte sGgtclfab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Srcaturuofiaina.

Ter gisrcs M 6orbere0elicr ior
TeroenS ltsrite Observation-Disclosures.
tom bill blipe bol0t / Chicago / 0cl
fsrite llge al December. Get err Ct
Ibpre Irbeibe iorbunoet meo Oisi,
aarlisc noiiuingcr, % oct foite,
Itore Srmmer at inn Dem iItau0
glanot andre me Ging, Ser arrau
ceres | 6orbinoeIic meo bette glars
uoltiaina or en- &Gffc itorarteo
gtaturlccnerier, Ger oiI ticne ion
pasicnoe gaggrunO Tor lloitiQin0er
ne. SmeIlcm oiSie bill man iin0e e.
bel arrangerct "@roin an6 Sal
Sbop", iom ifplbeS Chicago Boar,
oi SraSe. lloiilingen beggnoer bcl
276e Ropewlber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Stormulvffe.

Wanila, g. s., ben 9be Nopem.
Der. Ytinoit As Wennelfer befrpgteS
at babe lat 2ipet til, oa SpitOumpc-
rem gan @alilio" paa Geiien til
Yilerto gello paa Gen 2epte, oper-
pploeoes al en- Spfon (Spirbelitorm).
Senten operlepenoe bar naaet Gebu.
Ser bcfonbt Jig 81 BerIoller ONT
boro paa Sumperen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Spabclnacues N~orseSfrro 1921.

SabeIauoslaget. Solerla9et, Sntnln9s'
lasct, HumebnIsIo9et, 0%alingIagct oG
ale andre, iom CT intcreSieret:
Sc, ser cuitcr trHttc npin8tiae SpInSs
%ninger, uaor DC er i~rrbi9e, oil beba6t
at ~tiIiiripe u~ubertcgncbc.
z. 8. Slitab. 201S 2pnoaIe Ipe., &,
YlinneapoIiS, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
@ersenSiiprb", ION aiaif ira 81

TerGcnVDpro", lom a1glt IRA Trl'
liiatia Den 30te Git, anfom til Nep
Oorf ben Soc Nop. &loffen 5 Otter
miboag. @aooen 9iorbe oclne lioltc
Neiie ira Bergen til Seem Yorf paa
otte Gage oa 20 elmer, bpi!fet or
iiGloen hurtig pua bcnre Sio al ga'
ret. "Stopan0eriioro" aigif ira
Ncip gorf ben 29be Oft. og anfonl
til Bergen ST.. If 6orm. Den Toe
Hopenber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Tenliac Sro.

Scrnncb $3.50 for 9Iaoet for nrite
Gar. Seq tau life bare Oct ioruNcn,
irr bet CT CT 9obt @Ino, meb "5icmmet
tua YrUricn" o. "WielIemmab".
Mrs. Gnna 8. Sobr'on,
3asion, 0tinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
caruuc Gentrale Miuneipto.

" 50 Ncres Yarn, alt go6t flabt 9onO,
peo 0opeopei o9 2 Ifil ira @p, / bebite 9}us
boIaS. Sur &~aauiuSsbus. "Surn~, grsnO,
20 Acres Niger, omtring 20 slcres Stos %
Noeng, Nelteu fan me9et let penbes / Nqer.
Eris for burtiS SuI9 $3.50 pr. acre $500
tontant og fem 2Iars Seuitaub paa Reiitu.
N(eIo big ltror ON on life pil mite ct @oots
t!eb. &. y. !6alporiou gano &c., Fart
Rapibs, Winneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
&tTcfjpbcrc, 1e ber!-Si mob

" tagcr III buer lloe ira Tiitere npiaItct
safe Supsrior Glib al finelte 0palitet %
bpoer famine for 1875 pr. 100 @os. aasSs,
$40 pr. so NbS. &aQ9e % 1925 pr. 20
TOs. Sptte. J~tpialtes ydte Superior lromt
I'll $3.50 pr. 100 BIS. Sa99e, $500 pr. 80
Tbs. 6ag9e o9 $3.50 pr. 20 YbS. @otts.
9tpIaltet SbIteftib til $3.50 pr. 100 F0S,
&a99e, 500 pr. 80 EOs. &a99e o9 $3.50 pr.
20 PbS. Spite. g~ipialtet aloita Jleo SOD
I'll $3.50 pr. 100 |os. 6n9oe, 1926 pr. 50
So99e 90 $3.50 pr. 90 Vos. @9tte. llopa!St
Ilaifu Subletib til $3.50 pr. 100 lbs.
Sagge, $3.50 pr. 80 Tbs. 6asse os $3.50
pr. 20 (bs. g9tte. Mebium Reo alditl
Salmon til $14.50 pr. 100 IBIS. RU99e.
$500 pr. so Hbs. aasse cs $3.50 pr. p
Yos. Sette. Seno os bin @eltjuiuo i0us.
q. Worterlio Nib So, OuIutb, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
IOO glcrcS Tarm tillalos.-

IUU YcrCe Edrm tlllnlgs. = ~
SGt Ep9ninser, bet enc mt os MODERN,
bet onoet beluis mobern; albri9 ~ieilenoe
&anbfiIoe, omtrins 300 ac,es oprtbart, Die.
ten COB 6aune9on9 os ialsbar Stog
soot Wtarfeo for benne. Sort MuIoiorS.
mlnore eub to Wil fra sStnneibeit @ourtus
9tetsiGoe os gutber Gous9e, Stole GA 6,r.
fer; 9oos Seie. Sarnren funbe beIss / tire.
gette &iItaar. @runb for at l9l9e CT gloer:
bonn. Sno. q. Seweu, Route s, Secora6,
Sowu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Guifer De Ell 3psnino q SIN.

-, tibeus i~ociale, p%oIitiife os reIisiois
Sper9smaal? 9Gs Zen 6ulobprbeoe Sem:
meIt9beo." Tortlarin9 til aIe Beers Ga
benbarin9eu o9 GSetiel. $40 Siber. Taue5
I'LL paa banifsnorif og %iusnif. Tris 800
portotrit. oaralo Sobonien, 3001 Sutas
nan ct, g.. g., Winneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

= ihat9s euer Butte. -32OI treS
- Nuyru, Gait, Canada mar Way!a'
270 unoer Ylos, so Ncres iommerpl'Hi'
9ooe Nuie o. COB Srens, 40 gcres Ea'iHG!'
glt Tan oprteS. &ilifrip Q. :. 3ololN5n'''
@reeu6ulh, Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Is aiiiOrnia imprpueb Tarn1e
" n1r Sacrameuto tiliaI9s paa lette @I'
foar. Strip eiter elite. &. u. 2@dits,
S6awnee, Sflaboma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

9'aar Te formper 5eres snbRripttun. ION,
BELT Vofts eIer ganfanotsnina. Set ~ ,,tt.,o
iert at ienoe Iefe 9enge | alminocIiae prrr:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

= iNalgs.-Hunot Goen, Sputh
- Gatotd, er Bet beoite Qanb / Stateu til
lape Friler. Striu til j. Sae9si, Conn
Slert, for Undertaking.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

WIZ IHWCTUIU De HUOt WllIVV'
NN~ nin9erS Sauo." Sitre Dig en- Sarm
Minneiota, bpor MaiS er @onge, bpor COB
Sorobuno, tilltrGfteliSt Resu o9 lang Alr5s
ito Tor uorenoe @rsoe er Soriifrin9 ON l!or'
@uIln9er bpert Nar. Winueiota sr 6lcot'
renS yano og Wteieriiarmerens NGrools'
Nor frie SpIpsuiussr amiattenoe ale 2tls
az Staten, Starter, "Uiinueiota By Soln'
ties" o. I. u, ~tiIitriu 8. q. arneiou, 0om'
missioner oi Immigration, Noom 2ls'
State &apitol, ct. Eaul, Ntinr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

scnb "3ceorab. Poften" til Sle9t "a Wcnrer
bat gnmle Sano. Priicu or $3.50 pr, Sl1r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

&sGsntug!- Suao liter ol al
- lGie? Seq tan ifaHs Tenn hu'l''lpm
bslt Wasaiin. prisliite frit. Oscar %"'
leu,on, Se Rop, Ofinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

SiialgS.-Oa ies life lelp grlI,
ger nit eaub nil leg iGl9e min 800 "tSr9
lSarm Tor mlnbre euo Sreoieoelen ppa9 W"
Ct pG,b. eebite Slass Sraln % lu.'
Karin. Strip til Gieren. Sbeooors "o1S'"'
Dor 10, Watiorp Gitp, Hortb Gatoto'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Weniattc Sarter Ia saei sTsssts"'' . san,
Steoer. Gorfriulis @etienins Il! nfo'ans MA aira
The Boyd Transfer Co.. hnnssse'~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Silial9s.-gn 100 Icres Tarm,
- 6 0il u~eitenior Gscorab. Yrts $3.50
pr. gcre. 'penrp S. 6retbeim, Route .,
Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Snifcs.-@n @nfe, A Iar gam,
mel. snifer Ylubs icm Snsboloer'tt 70.
Ell llu9tar eusr Gutsmanb. Vfrs. S'""
Sllon, Houte /, Narparb, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Siialgs. - 104 Icres 5yarm
meb 9obe gp9niuser al ale Slags.
@oot Tor Buub. Spp Wfil noroeiterlor
Gecorab. Eris 1925 pr. acre. Sor mar.
mere llnoerrstnins ~tiiitriu eler beiss q. g..
Slome, Gecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

SAnfcs.-gn gntemanb meo 10
- @utter, 10 o9 Is 4ar, onlter en- mo.
beloiOreuoe Ti9e euer gute, / Ell Nloer IA
80 iii 90 Aar, Tom 0uSbolosrlte pda I'll
Ndrm; 7 Rum5 @eboeIisSbus. G Naeoe'
lfauoinaplif Settlement, u. Sohn)o''
2&eutIportb, gSis. Sor 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

S.arttc % Sarmlano tilialos.-
" 5000 2(cres Grairielaub/ bporaf 95
Vrocent er Tampplo9laub, / Wnsielibsl
Wallep. Wontana, nGr SSernbaner % | Nlsr.
tet al - ieoiltritterue. 25 Narnle / sSame5
NlDer SaQep. y. 0at. Qioen fontant Se.
tnIin9 % Reiten pau lette Silfaar. @o. q.
Nopben, (ecorab, Solpd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Silial0s.-40 Ncres Quot SGnp
msb me Spsninssr, 80 &oos I'll %'ot,
S%eleion / S0uiet. Nor uGrmere Splpsn'nS..
lfrip til 9isreu, Guo1 Nsllcn, Rorts ! SV'
II, 9teploloeu, Otinn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
Clever New Suits

Qualms vanish at the sight and feel of
these suits. Concealed in the excellent fabrics
is warmth enough for the most blustery of
winters and best Of all it is achieved without
giving a bulky look: Modes are interestingly
new and one may select from many styles and
prices. Prices are advantageous and from a.
buying standpoint it is wisdom to make selec-
tions now. AIfzsH ~..AsKlW
Ladies $500 navy serge suit braid trimmed
at -----------------------S S23.75
Ladies 1880 navy trcotne suit at S32.5
Ladies $3.50 ripple style fancy stitch suit
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S42.50
Ladies $3.50 embroidered velour suit SA3.50
Ladies $500 tricotine ripple suit at--S49.50
Ladies 1850 tricotine tailored model $500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
New Silk at Old P-ices

These silks bought after the big Decline worth
much $500 than asking for them
still going reduce this price The chief features
large assortments' include the following offerings:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-25

ern probationary William Russell in
"Shod with Fire'-Mut and Jeff and
a Big V Comedy and Vodyll Adv.
Geraldine Farrar-See her in the
greatest picture she has ever had
flar Theatre today. ADV.
Archibald D. Hurley, clerk at the
LEGAL pos office. is spending the day
fishing in Dandy His place The
Office is beng filed by S. A. Patter
SON.
There will be a food sale under the
auspices of the ladies' of the Blue
team of the first Baptist church in
the social rooms tomorrow afternoon
from 2 to 5, ADV.
Don't miss our removal sale. Our
large stock Of mems, women's and
childrens clothing now being sold at
large reduction. Fienberg Bros.
4T3 Main street ADV
A reward win be given to anyone
who gives the correct solution to the
mystery CT The Third Eye before
they see the last episode l. brary
Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
| Big special 2.hour program tomor-
row at Library Theatre--Wm S. Hart
in Wolf Lowry'-Faty Arbuckle AT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tod
Briefly for Busy Readers

Who is-What is-'"The Third Eye"
Library Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
Dance at Foresters hall opposite
the free library. Admission Csc. ADV.
Free tickets to the first thirty chill
dren. Opera House tomorrow. ADV.
Greenberg Brothers will load a car
Of cattle and hogs on Saturday. Adv.
Keep in mind the food sale at the
Baptist church tomorrow, Saturday,
afternoon from TO g.. ADV.
Don't forge the big sale of Keds
for men, women and children this
week at Solomon's Shoe Shop Adv.
slfarwood's bricks in lemon, choco,
late aiidistrawberry ice cream Quart
and pin. sizes. Orders delivered. Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-25

he Beach" and opening episode of
Tho Third Eye" continuous to 8
and $3.50 to II p. m. See our big ad.
Ady.
The public is cordially invited to
the services of the Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday June 9th, Rev. j.
A. Perry minister, Services are held
as follows: 1880 morning worship
4 hoy communion; 1900 Bible
study in the church school; $50 ZIP,
worm League meeting; 1880 evening
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Who is-What is--"The Third Eye"
Library Theatre tomorrow Adv.
Try q loaf of Freihofer's bread, AL
ways fresh New Public Cash Mar
ket. Adv
Harte Theatre tohorrow-big west
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-25

preaching service, and this meeting is
devoted to the employed people of the
village with special invitation tc those
who do not have home in Benning-
tons
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-25

Pickles, olives, jams, jel-
lies, canned meats and fish,
fancy cookies, cakes, etc,
appropriate for weekend
outings at special prices.
Entire wheat flour in 5 lb
sacks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-13
MUST GIVE Up
IMPERIALISM
Poland Must Renounce,
Any Such Policy to Sc
cure Peace. |
ALLIED CONDITIONS
ARE SO ANNOUNCED
Allies Promi'e 20 AkI Poland 70 pre-
won't Any Further Advances by
Observation-Disclosures Area Outlined
While Peaee 10 Sought Pole, and
so''hsviki Arc Engaged In Tsrriae
Battle ovsl' Wide front
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Paris, July 1a.-The corresnondart
OF the Petit Parisien at spa say. 70.
day that he Is informed that the n.
iieo conditio as for the conclusion Of
peace between Poland ana Russia
soviet government provides for re-
nunciation by Poland Of any imper.
ialistio policy.
The allied note on the subject the
correspondent says, declared thas
Poland would accept settlement hv
the allied supreme council Of tha
various ques tions at issue, amons
them those Of Danziy and Tsschen.
Under the conditions. the Poles
would retire to the front OF Grodo:
Brest Litoysk and south az
Trzemysl, while the, soviet army
would halt fifty hlon,eters from this
line.
The allies promise TO aid Poland q
prevent any further advances by the
Russians, thu correspondent adds
and offer to discuss peace between
Poland and Russian, and Poland
Idthunia, F1,iand and Letxia, &C =
conference to be held In London.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-13
NORTHWEST IOWA CROPS GOOD
No Damage to Wheat by Rust il
Wide Area Reportino.

No Damage to Wheat by Rust in
Wide Area Reporting.
Special to Times-Republican.
Sioux City. July 13.-The out
standing feature of more than 100
reports on crop conditions in north
west Iowa. northern Nebraska. and
South Dakota, made today by special
correspondents to the Sioux City
Tribune, is that rust has not gener-
ally appeared in small grains, and
that the damage so far done is moth
ing.
There are isolated cases Of rust
appearance, but none showing ex-
tensive damage. Most reports have
1t that grains are now so far ad-
vanced that extensive damage from
the rust source is improbable. Corn
and other crops have continued to
make wonderful growth until they
are now UP to the season average.
Winter wheat. barley, and carly
oats. being harvested in the southern
sections OF the territory. are OF ay-
,erage or better than average yield.
and the quality is good.
A fine crop OF early potatoes is
being harvested, but the acrealye II
below average. Stock continues to
do well on pastures. kept green by
frequent rains that have made hay
ing difficult.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-13
FIND MANS RIGHT ARM.
Believed That Niagara River Has
oivsn Up Part Of Stephens Body.

Believed That Niagara River Has
oivsn Up Part Of Stephens Body.
Niagara Falls. N. Y. July 1S.--The
right arm Of man was taken from
the Niagara river near the Canadian
Maid Of the Mist landing late yes.
terday. It is believed to be part OF the
body Of George c. Stephens Of Bris-
tol. England. who was killed Satur-
day In an attempt to go over the
Horseshoe Falls In q barrel.
Stephens was 30 sure that his
plunge would be successful that be-
fore undertaking the feat he wrote
the following cable 70 bssssnt his
wife al soon as his safety WAS as
sured: sS@'
peat accomplished. Tell DAN"
Dan was Stephens manager. who
did not appear for the trial.
The MESSAGE actually sent to the
mother Of Stephens' nine children in
Bristol. England. was, Professor
Stephens lost In attempt"
Attorney General Raney said to-
day there might be prosecutions in
connection with Stephens death.
witnesses Of the start over the cata-
ract said loose hoop was pointed
out to Stephen. who said ne thought
It. was all right.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-13

the motive which caused Lieut.. Carl
Wanderer to slay his wife and an
unidentified stranger, attempts to
identify the stranger and to find a
woman in the case If there was one,
led to further questioning of Wan
derer today. It was believed today
that the mental test taken of Wan
derer so soon after the murders will
Se used in the court In the event
that he gets a change of heart at the
trial and makes a plea that he was
demented at the time Of the murder.
the police said.
The physicians who examined him
said that they had not fully concluded
their tests, however, but that they
had decided so far that Wanderer is
sane and that his motive for the
crime is still unknown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-13
MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA, TUESDAY, JULY 13,

business and professional women; to
secure combined action by them; to
gather and distribute information rel
ative to vocational opportunity; to
stimulate local and state orgnniza- :
tions, and to cooperate among men,
bers In the various states.
The national executive COMMITTEES
consists of Miss Gail Laughlin. San
Francisco. president; Miss Florence
Spencer, New York. vice president;
Mrs. Ora Carroll, Little Rock, Ark,
recording secretary; Miss Mary
Stewart, Washington, corresponding
secretary; Miss Gracia Rice, Bridge
port. Conn. treasurer: Mrs. NIaude
r. Smith, Hutchinson. Kan. auditor:
land Miss Lena Madesin Phillips
New York City. executive secretary.
A vice president from each state is
included, together with chairman Of
the committees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-13
Ansv~"r to Coal Delivery
Z ,natum Extended
) Another Day.
Eli SIDES GOING
5
; OVER SITUATION
1mand Made Originally For Reply
of Germans to Be Forthcoming To-
day-Chancellor Fahrenbaoh Calls
Attention Of Conference to Charges
of Aggression by Allies and Asks
For Thorough Investigation.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Spa, July 13.-The allied prime
ministers have decided not to insist
upon the Germans repuly to the al
lied ultimatum regarding coal deliv-
cries, at p. m. today. The Germans
will be permitted to defer their reply
until tomorrow. The experts on both
sides are spending the day re-exam-
ing the situation.
The allies originally demanded a
monthly delivery Of 2.200,000 by the
Germans. The Germans offered 1,1OO,.
600. and the allied demand was re-
duced to 100000 tons. The ultima.
tum informed the Germans that they
must agree by 3 o'clock this after
noon to this monthly delivery, or the
allies would take measures to enforce
the terms of the treaty of Versailles,
Germans Claim Allied Aggression.
During the day Chancellor Fahren.
bach, the head of the German delega-
ton, directed the attention Of the Sec
retary general of the sconference to
incidents during the war in which
the Germans declared they had been
victims of aggression by the allies.
The chancellor asked for thorough in
vestigatson Of the German allegations.