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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-18
Officers Men
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh is local disease, greatly influ-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
It is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed of some of the best tonics
known, combined with some of the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
Of the ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such Won
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
+. j. Cheney & Co.. Props, Toledo. o.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-18
March Crop Report.

Aec9 @odnsra tt ene crop 5ep Reporting
Service at Des Moines, Iowa, NE ern
vas 40 Der cent Of the, l9l9 corn
cron on farms March l, IVY ,;th
100000 bushels compared WIZ W.
13l, 463,OO0 bushels a year aso 49, ias
report indicates it th shG 2S per out Of the
State The quality of last year 5
cron was good, Sc per cent De'ls
me- Anproximately 39percent, or ~
511.00O bushels, of-last years oHO
croD was on farms March l ay1T,
compared with 1913, IVY pas mat
"a nar cent of the 1919 oat crop
VII, he shipped out of the state.
+ is estimated that IL per cent o.
,,s+ vaar's wheat crop was on lallll7
March i. or 4,025,00C bushels; ane a
~ ner cent has been and VIII VIC
SHIPPED out of the State. go
Last year Iowa produce '0 this
coo bushels OF barley anu ~ 81 ner
cent cent on farms March OF 2 ,l6y,Q ~
bmshe els. About as per cent or tne
to.aI crop harvested last year mas
and will be shipped out OF the STATE.
HE Jump in, the prlce OF noma
farm lands the past year IS lnu.," ts
ed by reports of the t;'d si"nn Ne
Of the Iowa. Coon ne, avara nsep value
pfrf poor plow lands March %
was $l57, compared with ao SdzS' Nov a
year ago; average OF r, goGdo With With
$4,000 year ago; any snio an com
age of ali pillow lands, " ~, oo All
par pared With $1,000 o, Sysame a1e on on
farm land With lm nnreyed s255 90,
e Mappa d with $1s2.oo year az. ago o,
mSnts' we're estimated at Szo oeo
Compared with $4,000 year aso'
Rapid heart throbbing does a n0e
necessary mes., heart disease; aegr gen
orally i is caused l. by yo2 vd d5oedffeeg By
taking Prickly Ash Bitters;. il th n
Stomach is at fault the heart s bnide
1925 per bottle. r. E. Bell spe'i"'
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

ciety. These numbered 44O dozen
the first week at So cents; 562
dozen the second week at 81
cents. 391 dozen the third week
at 63 cents, and s54 dozen the
fourth week at Ga cents.
Louis Schwein of the Eagle Meat
Market is confined to his home
this week on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kittridge
are planning on making trip to
Silver Lake. in Eastern Oregon, as
soon as the weather permits of the
journey. which will be made by
auto
Dan r. Conner of the Hotel
Austin and Sumner Parker are out
on the hills today looking after
cattle. ]. Edw. Thornton is look
ing after affairs in the Austin
during Mr.. Corners absence
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

was observed morning or two
in some portions of the city, but
was not enough to do any damage.
Farther down the valley, how
ever, vegetables and flowers were
quite badly nipped.
O. O
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert B. Bent
ley, whose marriage took place
in Medford last Sunday, have re-
turned from their honeymoon and
have taken apartments in the Al
len building, where they will make
their home.
Mrs. w. b. Franklin of Weed
spent yesterday in Ashland, and
was a guest at the Hotel Column
bia Other guest at the Columbia
were e. Wilbur, wife and daugh-
ter of Sedro-Wooley, Wash.
. o
A. H.~Peachey is back from the
Tallowbox mountain, where he had
been employed all summer as a
fire lookout.
o 8
Rawles Moore, democratic nom
inee for district attorney, was in
Ashland today from Medford, cal
ling on his many friends in this
vicinity
Eggs have ben quite scarce tftr-
ing the past month. according to
the report of the Ashbellent Egg
Society although hey have
brought a good price. During
September l,747 dozen were dis
posed of for the rOultrymen of
this district through the egg so.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20
THURSDAYS NEWS

Changes in residence property
have been made this week on Lis
erty street, when the Griffith fam
lily, who have been living in the
Gaines house for the past year,
vacated 1t and left for their ranch
In Klamath county. The house
was Immediately occupied by the
family Of Mr.. Mundy.
o %
Calvin McClelland arrived last
night from Oakland. where he had
been spending the past year, and
will remain in Ashland, probably
during the coming winter
o o
j II. McGee, the dry goods mer-
chant, left this forenoon for San
Francisco to attend Buyers Week
in session there. He expects to
remain away for the balance of
the. week.
Mrs. $. l. Allen met some
friends at the station today who
were passing through from Ed
munton, Canada, to California on
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20
WEDNESDAYS NEWS

The finding Of two more bodies
in the ruins of the Klamath Falls
fire of September has brought
to Medford the upconfirmed re-
port that there are the remains
of the husband and child Of Mrs,
Anna Boone, employed as walt
ress in the Optimo Cafe. Mrs.
Boone has not heard from her
husband and child since the fire,
despite all efforts to locate them.
They were supposed to be in the
klamath Falls section previous to
the great disaster of that city.
Portland visitors at the Hotel
Austin are A. N Holmes, VIM. S.
Deaver and C. w Fullerton. 9th
er Oregon guests at this hotel are
Mrs. Guy Lands Of Roseburg, j.
II. Carson of Grants Pass and VIM
II. Roberts and wife.
District Attorney G. NJ. Rob
erts and Sheriff c. E. Terrill were
visitors in Ashland yesterday af-
ternoOn from the county seat.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Lee c. Port of Applegate, October
IL at the home of the latter's sis
ter on Avery street. The little
girl weighs Sh pounds and is
called Francis Maude.
Ashland lodge of Elks are house
cleaning this week. and for that
reason the Lady Elks will not
start their afternoon card parties
which were scheduled to begin
this month for the winter season.
Announcement of these events win
be made later
O o
The cold rain of yesterday was
followed this morning by a white
frost, the first to do any damage
this fall. Last week a slight frost
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

giving to those men who went
through the world struggle and
are still dedicating their lives to
the task OF upholding American
Righteousness and American in
stitutions."
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett McClelland
left this morning on train No. IA
for Portland, where they will
make their future home, after
spending few days in this city
with the formers mother, Mrs. R.
W, Hach
Floyd Fraley, son OF Street Com
missioner and Mrs. C. W. Fraley
of this city, who has enlisted for
a year in the Y. NJ. C. A. work in
Roumania, writes to his parents
about the disadvantages of that
far off country, OF which he. claims
the climate is excessively cold at
present. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
ley, Jr, are anXi0usly awaiting
the time when they can get back
to their home here, and state that
Ashland seems very dear to them
while they are In that foreign
cline.
John Bagley Of Weed has been
in this section OF country for some
time, looking over real estate in
Oregon with a view to
locating in Oregon rather than
Northern California. He finally
settled on a large farm near Sell
ma, which he has purchased.
Guests stopping over night at
the Hotel Columbia are A. j. Con-
dersa and wife of Salem; j. II.
Getchell of Dunsmuir; II. G Spen-
GER and wife of Greenleaf, Kan;
c. w. Spencer of Terminal, Calf;
Chas. H. Couthers and family of
Minneapolis, MINI.
Ed Nichols of Medford was up
On business last evening.
o o
Arthur +. KIM, . brother of DR..
ieo. j. KIM, and Frank H. Barnes,
purchased 120 acres of land yes
Ierday from David Stotts of Tai
ent. Messrs. KIM and Barnes are
from Toledo. Ohio. and were so
favorably impressed wit h his eli
mate, etc, that they have decided
to locate here permanently. The
deal was made through the Edg-
ington & Goudy Investment com
pany in this city
@ @
John Kellner is in Ashland from
Laora, Wis, for a few days, look
ing over this section of country.
o o
Fred w. Hitchcock and wife
have purchased the fine bungalow
on Oak street from John E. En-
ders, and will take immediate pos
session for their home. This is
one of the moGt attractive houses
on that street.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20
HAY-sILAGE RATION BEST.

Steers fed alfalfa hay alone at
the Eastern Oregon branch expert
ment station averaged gain OF
.SS pound per day. Those fed hay
and grain third more, those CIV
en- pasture, three-fourth more, and
those hay and sllage a little more
than twice as much. Stockmen
wanting to learn how it is done
may send to o. A. C. for a free
copy of the report "Fattening
Steers"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

of those mysteriously dead. His
request was granted. Mr.. Candy
spent the past summer in Ashland.
While here communication were
received by the local police from
Los Angeles officials stating that
a man found mysteriously mur-
dered in that city had been identi-
fled as Rev. Orlando Candy. Later
news had been received that the
latter was in Ashland. This COM
munication disclosed the, where
abouts OF Candy, but failed to clear
the mystery of the murdered
man.
Mrs. l.. c. Dunn of III Laurel
street is reported to be seriously
i'll at her home.
=
Grs. Goffe and Mrs. Louns-
berry OF Medford were Ashland
callers yesterday afternoon.
An auto-house with a pennani,
"Mechanicsville. N. "" contain
ing family who were bound for
California to spend the winter,
spent Sunday night in the auto
camp. This family had made the
trip from the eastern state with
q good sized house on Ford tour
ing chassis, and claimed they had
come right along with no trouble
whatever. They pulled out for
the south yesterday afternoon.
G. G. Eubanks, cashier of the
State Bank, is enjoying his annual
vacation. His post at the bank
is being filled by o. Winter.
C. C. Dix OF Portland, a repre-
sentative of the state board of
health, was in Ashland today, in
the interests of the Oregon Social
Hygiene society, which is oppos-
ing the "Antl-Compulsory VacCl-
nation" bill, which appears on the
ballot at the coming election.
Mrs. ]. r. Lilly returned home
last evening from Richardson
Springs, Calf. where she had
been spending several weeks.
Before coming home she met her
son, Kenneth, who was in New
York on a tryout with the National
league baseball team during the
summer. The latter has returned |
to Stanford university for his last |
year in that institution. 4
Mrs. II. l.. Burdic and little son
came home last evening from Gar
field, Wash, where they have been
for several weeks.
Frank Maness, the hunter from
Talent who was found yesterday
after having been lost
for the past four days, has not
returned to his home. according
to word received from there this
afternoon. Later news from the
searchers stated the missing man
was found at his camp near Wag-
ner Butte. where he had returned
after wandering over the noun
tains into California. He was
awaiting the return of his hunt
ing companion when the searchers
onto him.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

a pleasure trip. Mrs. Allen took
them as samples of Ashland fruit
box of freshly picked strawber-
ries with bunch of blossoms
several kinds of the choicest va
rieties of apples. peaches, pears
and prunes. The guests We're Civ
en- an opportunity OF learning that
they had to go no farther in the
search OF fine fruit.
9 o O
Miss Bernice Keltz, who has
been employed in the bakery OF
Mrs. j. l.. Heer on North Main
street, is confined to her home
this week with an attack of ton
sllitis.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Al
mira Starr took place yesterday
afternoon from the family resi-
dence on California street. with
Rev. McShane, pastor Of the Naz-
arene church, officiating. Inter-
ment was made in Mountain View
cemetery.
Felix Bernadlno OF Dunsmuir
was in Ashland today looking af-
ter his property interests here.
o o
An S-nnund daughter was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Crisp of 1874
Pioneer avenue last evening.
8 o
Arthur Floyd, a well known
linotype operator in this section
of the country, stopped over night
In Ashland on his way to San
Francisco from Victoria. B. c.,
where he had come directly across
the continent ON his return from
an eight weeks visit to England.
Mr.. Floyd states that country is
picking up wonderfully well after
the war. Manufacturing and ag-
riculture are being carried on, and |
all industries are producing well. |
There are five women to one man,
however, in England, he says, and
the former are doing much of the !
work formerly carried on by men |
before the war. This last was
Mr.. Floyd's eighth trip across the
ocean.
Jurors drawn for the circuit
court for October 25 from Ash
land are as follows Louis Dodge, !
Charles l.. Bergstrom, w T. Bea-
gle, d. Perozzi, Samuel B. Stoner,
Geo. W. Dunn and Joseph X.
Choate.
Rev. John W. Hoyt starts for
Roseburg today to assist in a Sun
day school conference to be in
session there this week
Results from the county of the
funds raised on Tag Day last Sat
urday for the county nurse shows
that slightly over $500 was raised
in the county. Ashland raised $55,
Medford $175, and Central Point
$50. The latter won the honors
for the highest sum per capita.
Other smaller districts sold their
amount of tags.
d. c. Henry, A. King apd Ada
Horton of Portland. Frank j. |
Neumer of Salem, are Oregon
guests at the Hotel Austin. Other
guests from a distance are w. C
Ryan of Greeley, Colo, G. II. Bal
ley and j. S. Doran of San Fran
cisco.
win H. Bennett. state spperln-
tendent Of banks, filed q formal
report on the conduct of his de-
partment in connection with the
of the Bank of Jack
sonvllle, defunct, with the state
banking board at Salem, Monday
"itSi NUM- atNoiu iulEb w ltlt-
graphic dispatch from that city.
Because of the fact that the re-
port touches on several features
which will enter into the grand
jury investigation It will not be
made public at this time,
@ @
Governor Olcott has issued a
proclamation asking the people of
Oregon, in common with those of
other states, to observe Armlstice
Day, November IL, as a legal hol-
iday. This day, the governor
states in his proclamation, Should
be devoted to praise and thanks
lIlI
lll Nj
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

Word from Los Angeles states
that Rev. Orlando Candy. who
was listed at the police headguar-
fers in that city some weeks ago
As a murdered man. had called at
the detective office and insisted
bis name be taken from the list
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

nd Mrs. +. z. French came
Nst night from San Fran
lere they had been last
nding the National Laun-
convention In session
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

--t iYll lltI ADlAe. i uAcIdl ser
vices were held yesterday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the
Dodge undertaking parlois. CON
Quoted by Rev. W. E. Bean OF the
Christian church.
@ o
Ward Hammond, who has been
working for the Weed Lumber
company at Weed during the past
summer. is home spending a few
weeks with his parents. Rev and
Mrs. P. X. Hammond.
Mrs. /. Schwein received a night
letter yesterday from Alameda
Calf, announcing the arrival OF
Betty Ann. the S-pound daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Reimer Of
that city. which occurred October
II Mrs. Reimer was formerly
Miss Cora Ganiard Of Ashland
and Is q sister OF Mrs Earl Hos.
lef
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Everett McClelland
left this morning on train No. IA
TOR Portland, where they will
make their future home, after
spending few days in this city
with the formers mother, Mrs. R.
W. Hach
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
3ablrei6e weibli6e Stimm=
geber.
9ic i3nhl Der rcgiitrirten mciblld)en
Stimmgeber nbertrifft ale Dor
bergen SdlGbuugen.

Die Regiitratiou pom 6raucn am
lebten Gienatag mar 6e0eutcn0 groBer
ME cr1uortet muroe.
Sic 8emilhungen 0e5 Mon1cii2
Community Council Die 6rauen oo'
All All beipcqcn, iid) regiitriren ST. lai-
len mareu nidt umtloHit, un0 ole
Observation-Disclosures lorgten ebenlnll5
0aiiir oaB lid Die WeibIihen Nit
Qlieoer ibrer 6anrIlien uao 0ieicnI.
qen i6rer 9tadburn in Die Aabllllte
eintragen lIeBcn.
CAB Die @abI6eomten III ein3clncu
8uroa ibre @dnoe pou battcn Oaoon
3etqcn }. 9. Die iolgclIOen 3ablen:
5Sn Der ii. @aro lieBen iif 45l
6ralten e~intrngen, in Der S. Mdro
215; in Ser 3. Noro mur0en ans 240
mablbered)tigten 6rauen 22S regi,
itrirt. 95n ser q. Mar0 lin0 TAG
6rouen eingetrogen un0 in Der IL
@aro n1ebr ais 100.
CAB ON RegiItrationSta8e lit) Ell
niqe intereiiante 3Diifenidlle gu
trlQelt, mar natiirIldj unoernctOlId).
HSSn einigen 6daen WurOe Den 6rauen
porgemad)t, OoB Die Bor1pabl bereits
itattf1n0e, nm oieIelben mad Der
@abl6ltoe 5lt briugen; in onoeren
6dllen murOen pom Den rpetbllhen
@erutbern in oen Stimmbu0en Ser
iufe genod)t, Die iif regiItrirenoen
1Srallen sur llnter5eihnIng bon Witt
alieosliiten republifaniid)er Clubs SIT
bapegen. God mllBten lie oieie Cha.
tigfeit einItellen, inoem lie BON @os
mems Community Council feiret
oerartigen Auitrng erbolten bntten.
Nltdl fir Tertheilung ppn Wabllls
terotur moQte mar Sic meibliden
8a~blurbeiter nltsnllben. bod Duroe
aud oieieS bon Dem &orItanoe oes
Councils pcreitelt mt ser grflarung
Dab Die Arbeit Der 6rallen ilnpar'
teiiih lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Nus Dem 2eben seidiebtn.

Strcf. &om 8ooe ploblih able
rufeu milroc am 0iontug fur5 Dor
Qtittcrnad1t Sheooor Strefg 6t49toro
t5Ih StraBe. Ser &eritorbene wurol
1856 in IeutIhlano gcboren, 1892
fam cr noh 9tmerlfa. Seit Den leb,
ten II Sahren NOR er Sau5melIter
ser GhriItu5 Gpiscepaliltet 8e-
mein0e. Gr miro bctrnltert pom Der
@ittrue. eiuem Sobn uno elmer God
ter, Ebco0or Stref uuo Henute
Strcd, ionic elncm @ru0er. Augult
Stref, uno elmer Sdmeiter, 6rou
1Yre0 9cBnlurn, oIle III ga GroiIe
9obnhaft. Gos 9egrdbnlB fatO &c
tern ~9tadtnlittag OH rent DAT @rope
6rie0boie inter 9rutsIeitullB uon
Eaitor 8omm taft.
GapiB. Nm A~IterSifnddle Der
if)ico IN einem bieiigcn Spital am
Gicnstag N6euo 6rou Dtarp 2upit
S23 Sito I. StraBe. 6rou 2apib
sic BET i6ren Nadbnrn beIIer nntcr
Dem Namen ,8ran0ma" 2opis be
fonnt mar, crreihte Oas %aniebnllhe
9(ltcr non 81 &ohren; 60 BON bicicn
pcrlebte ite in ga 9roiie. Sic miro
pon c;nem Coin, &oiep1 J,2opit,
uno elmer Gof)ter, 6rou Murtin
9e5poIeB. ilberltbt. Gas 9egrdbniB
iiroet beute MorQen uuf Dem Satho
lrfen 6rieoboic itatt.
Darling. 6rnl Molo Garlinl
420 Gerrp Strobe ,itor6 am 9ien9
tag Worgen I'M 9eim ibrer S6me
tier, 6rnu :. 5. Collins in Gulutb,
Winn., tuo JIG lid lett 5rpei Wonatcn
aiti @eiuh oltIbielt. Sie mon nltt
einc furSe Belt frouf. @ier @rilocr
unO finn Shmeitern betroucrn Die
Ncrltorbene.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03

Mnihinntnn. 1. Scnt.

l.. NbpA.
Gle Giieubabnen oeS &aloe3 MIR
Sen Gicnatag INN Vtittcrnadlt mie0er
III cigcueu 8etrieb %gcnonnlet, nodl.
Dem lie Der 3egierung ungef0br
100000 600 monutlidl a~etoitet
haben m0breHo ser leh5 Nonate,
in oeuen oie Gimrnbutcn 0rrd)
ooa Giicnbotm Gieiet gorontirt ma.
rem. &u Submit miro ocn 9ahnen
bon ser Regicrung MIR aus Dem Re
ierpeiouN@ aebolfen peroen. meIdlcr
ourd oo9 0eiee. geidloffen mltroe.
9Sie hod) lid Die ser Rcgierung ourd,
Die @urnntic &lauiel entitauoeneu
ltntoIteu hClauien meroeu, fam pobl
crit nab Nbloui ntchrercr Monute a..
noll feltgcitcllt merNen, 0oh hoben il
ant ME ollie @ahuaeielidaitcn nllgc-
0eutct na6 Oic Re1ierung linen aui
@runo Der &Iauiel nod @elo ihuIoc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
6odSeitsgloden.

Snt 0oilic Ser Gltcrn Ser @rout
&rn. uno 6rou 4eter $. GnpeaerL
1880 Ntaiu StroBe, ianO ON Ititt
nod A6eu0 Bic SrnluIng pom Sri
GooGeIia, Die einjiqe Sod)tcr 0ca
Ghcpnorea. nit @rn. Gomnr0 u.
@obcot bon Ytaoiion itntt. Nils
;3cltNcn Iul9irten SRI. @laop@ Yant-
mel uno &r. 6reo u. Cummings uor
0tnOiIou; Die feline W}nrgoret @on.
teri NOR NTm1enmd0hen. Gle 1rau
llltQaceremouie nuror Don Men 9&,I
ljom 9@hite ool5oaen. Gtnem nod
Scr Nod5eit IN Dem prGdltig oetOrir
ten 3inuucrn obgebnltCuen Gmpiana
mohnteu pieIc Ginaelnocnc bel. Uo9
huge Gbcponr trnt am Yhel0 Ieinc
&odBeit@reiie per Nlto ltud) Ghjcoao
an, Die Ritdfobrt gebt ilber Mil
moItrc, I'M BEN oort ltottiinbcnbeil
Glfa Gorncpol mitgumodlcn. Mad
Dem I. 9topcntber mcrocn Nr. II. 6rnu
Nabcod in 1922 @cit 2mun Apcuuc,
Qtn0iion, nNt Some" ieill.
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Sed's GecOrb appelirt oil Die
lDeibliden Schumacher.

Yin Die fSraueH bes z. GOngref III
ftrifts, beiteftet6 aus AOams,
6larf, Jafion, Snnenn, Ga GrOiic,
Monroe, Sanf nnS &erHon GOnu-
ties.
@iiien Sic 0aB sic in Ser Dor
mobl am Z. September itiunen fon-
men? 9eunen Sic Soiepb 9. Bed,
progrenio repu5lifanii6er Ganoi.
Dat fiir GongreB?
@E Bed mar Is Sabre lang Got-
iteber oes Arbeits GepartemH!t5
bon @istoniin. Is Sabre lang bal
er iiir Die @obliabrt Don 6rauen
un0 Gin0ern gedrbeitet. @rn. BED &c.
bitbrt Der 9reoit mebr ul5 ireno elmer
an0ercn 8erion fiit' Die fortidritt
liden Beiete 81 8unitcn uou 6rollen
itnO ainoern in ser Sn0liitrie, nit be-
nqn @iSconiin an eriter SteIle iteht.
ST entpori sic Geiebe bali oicielben
ou3uncbnlen uuo brad)te oieielben sur
Iu@iihrmug.
Inter oicien 6eieten beianoen iidl
0as 9Sobrif 8eieb, 0a5 Wintmuln-
2ohn 0eieb, oa3 in0uitrieae @r3ie.
bungS 8eiet uuo 6eitiebung Der
Irbeitsitun0en iitr 6rouen.
Sn Soiepb 8. Bed meroen Die
6rollen uno &inoer einen gepriiftcr
ltno trellen Sreuuo i'm GongreB ba-
ben.
Stimmt fir 0rn. Bed un0 ieine
Gouegen altf DEM republifaniid.
fortidrittlifen Wohl3cttel.
Ger republifaniih fortihrittii.
DIE 8abl5ettel lit:
Sir Ser. Staatcn equator:
Sames S%bumpion, Ga Groiie x
Sir Mitalieo oes GOngreiies:
Spiepb .. Bed, &irpqna x
Sir 8onueruenr:
Spbn s. Blaine, &uscpbel K
Sir &ise-6 unpernenr:
Geo. 3. Gumings, Gan Claire K
Sir Staats : SefretGr:
Glmer 9. Sail, Green Ban K
Sir Stants = SdDabmeiiter
Solomon 2euitan, Mabiion K
fyiir General Nniunlt:
AOulpb aanneberg, Wiluaufcc x
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-03
Saa9er StraBenbabn : 2inie
nabeSn fertig.

6elrte miro Ser 9etrie6 Der
neuen StroBen6abnlinie an Der Saos
Qer StraBe ~begunen, bod Oa Die @e-
leiic nur bis sur IL. StraBe geleJt
iino, lit e. mir ote 6abrgdite not5I8
an oicier Steae aus3uiteigen naO an
Der 6oreit lIDenue sur @elterfabrt
cine neltc Gar 3u bciteIgen Die I'm
6cquemIlffeit iur Ole 6ahr8dite
oauert a6er i'm bod)ited sale mr.
bier Gage, 0em Die @eieuidnit lit
ge3mungen Die alteu @eleIie al Ser
u. Strabe uii3uh,hmcu mo 0aa
fc6lenoe Guoe an Der Badger Stro-
be 0amit ST. poaeuoen, neil Die be-
itcatca neltn Ge4aiie iIlnler nod
nid)t ollgcfommen iinO. Iie 5tra
Benbubutpagen, Die al ser Badger
itrnBe Der Staot 5~ufabren, geben an
Der 4. StraBe iiiolif bis sur &Inc,
all Oieier bis 5ur 3. Strabe, Damn
sur Drain un0 bis 5ltr 4. StraBc un0
pom bier 0ann mie0er bis CUR Badger
StraBe uno gum Wfprid 9urf. gnl
Iben0 meroen Ole @agcn, Die mad ei-
nem 10 WinlJten fSabrplan fa5ren,
meiBe 2idter fiibretl, um lie pom Den
0oroieite Cars, Die Crime 2id)ter ba-
ben ,3lt unterifeioen. Die SilOieite
Gar5 BADEN rotbe &idlter. WtIt Der
8eIeiielegung an Der Badger Stra-
be lit aber MIR eilt 3heil Der pom Der
@iicnbobn G%omniiiion angcOrone.
ten Noute no1en0ct. Nad oieier 4a-
orOuung muB Oa5 @cleiie an Der
Morfet StraBc, BON II. bis 16. Stra-
BE oufgenommen mo al Der II.
StraBe BON Marfet bis 6arnam nett
gelegt ner0en. Bon Der bcablidtig-
ten Nlpsfitbrung bat man loipeit nod
ni6tS gebort