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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
9reijebn unb Sier3ebn !.

SIT FEMME einen arobcn Mam
%n 0ielem id)0ren 2ar0,
GcB' Nomc fennt cin ie0e5 Ssin0,
Nudl meun cr uit)t gcrnnnt.
TiIr i'm mar itct@ Sic 70 groB.
Die Is braht ihm Slid;
Gr io8t: sd fiibr' Der Mcnitheit
Coos
llto lclie ibr @cihif."
&crIaGt cudl nal ser licbc @ott,
81 le'0 gang ultuer5aat.
- d" min cIldl oennod lndoig ieir
= d.. Ser %bu itberrngtl
Die IS brodt' itct> @liit iitr mid.
God ii mar 81 pieI,
las @on0 ,Na5 ih 10 lana a"ctarrt
0urditnntc Damn mcin Spiel.
Go@ @citc bob idl itct$ gotham
Mir Sail 9~}ritonnial"
Qot ltnoont lit Ser 2Obn Ser @clt
~SN tr1,'It gloria"
Gin cld'icr W}unu bcitetlt ieiu Nait2
9oor e. itIaicH gebt.
SD adtt mctne2 m~ohlbCittut.
S&.c iar ia ale icht.
rCrtft ~it,nultt ale iiir Sen 4Iam.
Ten &d' cudl ~ouSgciudlt
lluo tu,r iiir eire1 auocru irmntt
Ter sc. ccn mir ueriluht "
&ooSionjlS 3ritduu;al5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

menIBcu S18ejl
alio nit udditetH
Gieustag, miro Der
grobe @aAItanipi
0oriibcr iein, Ser 10
rubig p|erlauien lit
0ciieuNu2gnug dber
feiucnt ,3De.iel III
~tcrluorfcn lit. Gas
8eiultot miro cine
10 o~eruidlten0e gtie
0erluQc 0e ,G00
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Die Sui6jagO.
1as Geieb, fucldcs Sdliefen bon
Wci6liden uno jungen 6irideu Oer-
6ietet unS uur eiuen Siridl %erlau5t,
mieoer in Strait.

ld in oieier Sat
ion lpcr0eu eben
iopiele @tridia
ger auf Dem Ela-
lie icin lUIe i'm
porigen Sabre,
Die u. q. Bar
Der. 0a5 bteiige
Wiitglte0 Der
28il0iduB @e-
b0roe it'd Dor ei
n;1rr Dat So.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

Sage bes Sdrrefens!

g2ir bruuden MIR al Die Sd)re
dtnaherritoft nahreno Ser Srieg5-
jeit 5u eriunern, an Sen Terroria.
mus, ser sic III Roth uno Soo treu
beludbrten onerifouiiflen @ilrger
oeutihen Stnmme5 Gd)tete mo Der
Ieunl0cte, uno 81 oeiien Munoitiif
it'd @oupcrneltr Sor hergab. Nir
brulid]en MIR Die 3bGtigfeit Der be-
3nhIten u1o freimiaigen Spibel ms
@c0ddltrib 81 rltfen, sic aus einem
unbC0odtcn Wortc Dem bormloiefl
9iIrger e;nen Strif orehten.
Abrehnunq miro 0o3 @olf ON IA.
tiounlen @criht3toge nit Dem Wil-
ioui5mnt5 uno oeiien poIitiihen Or
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
ia nltcn 3citcn

fompirten nebr Eeite 0rolBeu uni.
ter oen Sternen ols i'll S6ulerll, bod
lett lit elm idloucs 0eim Ger Stols
zines ieocn Mtonncs, Gs 1T icoo9
cine unbeitreitborc 2botiade, oaB Sic
Inn ein bilbid)cs @eim 81 bn,ten, ih6.
neS 9aubol5 oo5u hobtn miiIien. Dos
lit Die Sorte, bic mir p~crfoufeu iuern
eS 81 3enitern, Ghiircn, 6en1terIdoen.
5uBbo0ea uip. fommt. 8ir Iher.
treffen Nue. @ehcn Sic uns cine,
Rrobebcitcaung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

6, Ghonoion, Ser ~unnbbdngige Gan-
O;oot iiir @unoesienntor, lit bon SEN
uSrodencn" III Nt)t uno @onn 9ethou
lett Ser @ortpohl uto miro oltd) iebt
nid)t BON linen beodltct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

ezy Yer 8elber gu mdRiqen 2inier
lelben n0dlte. eincn D~erldBIifen Gatb.
Reber fir Seeos uno Rortgdges brautt
obet @elp nuf quite Siherhelt ausletheI
Mill. tpenoe ith on W. :. Sidifh
203 9. 4. Giraffe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
9nrSe Staotneaigfeiten.

Sn Ser ndfiten 8od)e miro iHr
Oie 9eil5armee in, ga Grolic cine
SommIung ItottIinoen, uno bofft
man ooourdl $500 ouI3nbringen.
Son Den 1118 3ogIingen Der
Sohidule baben nur 644 Elm Cru
in bier BON ibnen ittoirten lii
tetrid)tsfddern beItunoen. Bon Dem
Rcit fielen 267 in einem ltnterridtS
0urh, 100 founten 5pei niht
bciteben, "A moren nid)t geniigeno III
0rei oericlben geIdluIt mo 8 plump
ten in alien pier 6dd)ern ollrd).
- 5eller, melf,eS ourh einen Gel
Diem entltano, rihtete i'm @ouie pom
6. @. S5ltitin, 500 Siio IS. Strabe,
AM Mtittpod 9lbeno einen Sd}ooen
bon etlpa 5000 an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Seiratbsi6eine.

Gle fol9enoen 8oure erbieItcn bonn
Gountp Glert einen Seirotb8i6ein
au5geiteIlt:
Martin @. Gom7tof, @rairie 81
Gbien; Scna 3ohnrios, Ga @roiie.
Clemens <0erer, 40om$, @ia .;
Cara %. Aib, Ga Groiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Der Gag Oct A6re6nung matt!

ben Cor aitd) ue9en Ser iiirdtcrIi
den Grh0bung ser GebensbaIttngs
toIten 6alteu. Icnn e. peiB ieDr
pObl, Dab Die to1e @cloueridm2n0uHg
Der arieg5iabre IN bobem Graoe mt
0ufiir oerauhportIid) 1T, mo e5 er-
hebt gegeu Die herridauoe 8egieruna
NIT Ge6t 0eu &ormlrf, ooB lie oIs
@iIismittel MIR nidJtige 8braien AT
gcmonot. aber fclncn praftildl mirf
Iarnen Sdritt SIR Neieitigung oieies
lle6elitanoea 1etbau bot.
Ger &ilionismnS in alien ieinen
AusluiifDicu muf am =. NOuem6er
HidDt ntr ge hlagen, iOnocru
u r / dl tct perOen.
Die Stnots- nmo GpuRtgluabl!
uniere @iilQerihoit fam in oieien
@ablen nid]ta @eiieres tpuH ais ous
repubIifuuih G Gidet bon
obeu bis uIten ST itiWmen, oenu
St;mmen fir GanoiOaten irgen0 elmer
au0ercn Barter m1ren einfQd meQge-
morien, 3ltmaI fir Die 0emofra-
I c II, 0ie in @runo un0 8o0eN
binein geltimnlt SIT lper0cn reidllld)
per0ient babcu. Cine "artei Die in
s Sfreteuaiahreu bon @ilioniSml@
10 mel II nbc ongeriftet. 10 pieI
uniere3 beiteu y itrgerbIuteS
nublo8, ia 0ireft SIT ulierem Ser
0crben hinQcopiert bat uno unler
2ono al Sen 3iano oea @auferottS
gebrod)t hattie. mcrl c5 niht 10 I'M
gebcller reid mare, cine Iolhe Hortei
per0ient ouB ibr ein W ii b | It e II
nm oen SoI5 qehQngt uno tie 0a ms
Wfccr Ser &ergeiienbeit perienft miro
no e5 an ei it en- iitl llnn genau
Dies iheint Die a~merifoniIfc @dhler.
Ihoit an ,. Nopember 5u tbltn emit
Idloiien 5u ietn!
Tie GOnntn : Nahl.
Stilnmt altd) oaa gauge r~epublifos
niide Sifet in Ser Gountpnobl, Sbr
9itrqer. oencn oa$ @ohl unlereS lie.
ben Ga Groile julldd)it an &er5er
licgt. 2aBt Semen ourdrd)liipfcn
Der ulter Ser 0entofratiiden llnbeil5.
/ ilagge iegclt, pie gut er perionlid
-icjn mag, 0enn 0lesmal 'beiBt's NJ / t
ia efangcn- mitgebungan
8on3 ~beIonoer5 ioute ser 6ran505.
ling o 6r&l1d &3Ion0 niht longet
oen Eoiten oes Gountn GIcrfS
pe~rltn5ieren oiirfcn, Ser fir Naes ma;
ocutId) lit MIR 3nB uno N}iBnf)tunQ
an oen Sad gelegt bat. 9ieier SproB.
. ling Ser 6rau3oIeniniel bat in aller
"Iieinen Nmt5lcrminen oic oeutrd)l
BreIie, Die mehr gum Iufbau bon 81
Groiie mitgeIeiitet uno mItgelitter
bat OILS ale anoercn Ga GroIIer 8ub
. li3iIten 5liammen genommen, mn
6uBtrtttei tbrig gebabt, uno Ieini
; Sgnorau3 IhIieBt uues @iIien au:
t oaB Ga Groiie bon oeut h e 81 Ii
!. ieoIern aus SEN Min0elu qehu
ben mo sur 3Iiitbe gebraht noroe.
lit. God ieIbit lpenn er oies rpiiBt.
10 miir0e oieier u6roq" wie unierl
Sungen5 Die GSrar}oien t%itllIirt ia
ben! - Sen 0elttiten uno ibrel
8reiie gegenilber lid crit red)t brltto.
. uno Tl~egeIboft %erlpciicn. Am u beil
oerelui8cn Die 6ran5oien sur Bel.
r Sic itpur5e g f Ser @elt
E Qcifid)te. &n go GroiIc fonnte, al:
t Wtiniotur : 8egenitif, Elm 2Solipctt,
T i'm G%ountpclerfs Nnte, ais meiBt
. g Of m a d. be5eihnet mer0en. @enr
$ IS in Ga Groiie inter u~llleren 9eutid,
amerifanern altf) MIR einen g1be Ser
NIT Den %ltmitdnocu o%ertrout, fir Ell
men iolfen W}eniten Itimmen fonntt
10 ocroiente elm iolhcr Renegot an
GeutItthume nnhrlid) cine Qoii8 Dor
WforaI nit ser Sunoepeitibe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

ihlGqcr8" pom 2tmeritu uu0 Der NlI-
ion Eemofrotic Iciu ouB 0ieie Gar
tel feline @ie0erouIeritcbung ir erie
ben miro. llnier &an0 fam Damn,
non culcm Zip 6cireit. pie0cr mtfatb-
men. un0 non Der TeriajQcr NtoHltro=
iitdt. 0eren Wtooergcrld iett Ihon
in 9lQer 9taicn it, miro man nid)t
Ipicl mebr h0rcn. 9ltf poH ibrem
~14punftiQcn llrhcbcr nidt, Ser nell-
lid pom HoninIble oltS III mcinerlI-
den Morten iein lette5 @nhImoni
f~citIein oerlnS, 0o5 alien Nnmeicnoen
cincu peinlihen Ginoruf binte>licB.
Der WIcnitl bat lid ol2 icjn ciQencr
ITo0idlGqer cruieicn, II. ioQ innSinn3
haben qIeid mad Ser @ohl BON lei
nem 8olten ob5utreten. Gos iout1
ibm nid)t geitnttct. iOnoeru cr ioate
ii III p a d. c 5 merOen, 0enn Ie:nc al
ser Station beQuugencn Siinocn
Ihreien gen Sinmcl!
lin mas es lid 6nnoelt.
Cine 8rdit0cntempabI. iagtc emit
Ser friibere @moc3rid,ter &ugbcs, lit
ser qroBe Gag ser notionoIen Nb.
rcd]ntnQ. G0cr er ioute e8 menig.
items ieir. Die bette Siferbeit iilr biz
3ufrurft lie9t nift III oen &crIprc'
d)unoen ser 9Iattform ionoern IN Der
Itorfen 3lrilfneiiung Ser D}IBucr.
luultunq uno in Der @ebinoerung Der
gefGhrliden 9teigungen. 0ies &c.
ifieht an nirfiamiten 0ur6 bic Be
"ieittqunq Ierer, sic oafiIr nerant.
mortIid paren, uno in Ser Wcjge
runQ, ~oicienigen nit Ser Moht 81
bethlehem, Die genei9t iein miirOcn
oicie MiBItdu0c fcrncrhin 81 0ltl0cn
i @enn unIer 2on0 mieoer QeIunoe:
ul0 81 elmer perniiuitigen @eid)dft5
boii$ 3uriitgeTihrt lperoeu ioa, i
ImuB Ser eiicruc @cien rilfIidlta
los %Qeidrnuuqen unO Die gauge Wtl
.iionid)c Rotte &oruh, Ojc III oem III
fGhiget 9enlogoqcrl Cor einc Gr-
ncucrItna criabren rpiir0e, BON 8run,
ans n~ragcfcgt mcroen.
Nbrctnurq gilt ca am ,. Nopen
Der aud III hoItcn nit Dem mlnner:
fouiid1en pon @ooorom @ilion 5icl
bemuBt ocrioIqten @eitrebcn, a
5teue Ser perfoIiung9mdBjqen@run0
IaQen unicrer Ginrihtunqen Sic rid
iid)t5loie Selbitberrliffeit zines III,
tofrntiihen Regimenta 8u iebcn, on.
nm lid GIT feitiqen, nidlt Dor Ser foI
i, n0niQen 8cicitiglnq ser Reoe-. Breb
uno &eriamnlungs 6reiheit 5uriid
ihrefte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

8ORltbdtigfcitsbaa, Ger oicsiah
riae @o6ltbQti0feita Bali, oos la0r.
Tide @eIcuidafta GrcignIb, fmoe;
am Montag abcno, Den 1. 9|openl6'r
IN 0cr @erunnIa @aue ltott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
GOrn : Ausiteaung unO
Garueual.

II Uoriger Mod)e
trni Ole ga Groiier
y6au0cl3 NanuiIcr
Norbercitun8cn, uIn
3uiamen nit Der am
a. H5ouuar II. 5
bier ob}uboltenocn
Corn glus
cincn Q3iuter Oar
ncOaL Eli Deromtal.
ten, Der cine Mod}c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Normal . llnter6alhng8 GnrIna.

Normal llH~tcrbnltnngS Gnr'n".
Sim Moutoa, oen /. 9}oucmber. piro
Ser Undertakings GURUS Der 9{or-
moIidntle nit cinem Concert non tYrt
W2nrna 9borlotp, ser irilberen Yri.
ma Gonna bcfonntcr Cpern9eleu
1doftcn er0iinet. Sniion gillette
3um 8reiie bon $500 iino nod III
Nebbero's Spotbefe SIT bdbclt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Die @crbilianns Der Ge6ensmittcl

fam nid)t ourdl id)0ne Gampngncre-
Sen berbcigefitbrt mcroen, lpobl abcr
Ourh Den @ilIen 0es TubIi-
II NJ - menn ea ii6 ooucrn0 mei-
cert, lid, in urlperidJamtet @eiIe
idr0pfen 81 IaIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Gin Wnnn, Der ais Sfluuc in oem

N1n 4Fnnn, Der ais SfInOc IN Den
Siloitootcn gcboren murhe, fdn1t
MN an, IN Die ShuIc SIT qebcn
Gr hot notwithstanding in5piidcn ein.
9cIcheft, OaB ihn oie 0llBere &eirei.
una AIR lpenig bilft, iolanqe cr iit)
nid)t ielbit ourd1 - @iiien inner.
! d. befreit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
8ergHngungs=Negwene

slisOii. - Seocu a%adulitJn8 uHo A6.no
&anoeIbI0er.
Ga GroEe. - au Souuta8cu @duoeotIe;
an BodeutaQtu Man0clbliocr.
@luieitie. - 3coeu 4u9uittag IND aben2
@anoefbilocr.
gtjou. SeO,u Eadmitta8 uno 4beno
Bon0eubiloer.
Gtraub. - ben &aclmjttog md abeno
@aneeIbnocr.
6ialtO. - 1coen 3ahmjttog uno abeno
8anecIbitosr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Sob i'm &ett gefunoen.

Sob i'm Sett gefunSen. Soc @nng
bon Ml~inncopoli5, 2ofonlotIoT(lbr2r
olf Der Riucr 9iuijjon Der s., Nd,
uuo ct. g. @uhn, muroe 8eltetn
Roraex in Sobn Ambroic'$ 2ogIr-
huus ait Ger Utia StraBc toot I'M
Bette aeTurOcl, als er gcmett rperoen
Ioute. Bang Icgte iit) I'm bnlb Y
llhr 9ien$tag 4benO itlaicn, obne
0oB err fiber irgcno etluos fln9te. @r
bintcrld6t cine Gran un0 3pel SIM
ser in minneapolis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS
HANDLING FIRST CASE
Attempt 10 Being Made to Arbitrate
olish-Iithuanian Controversy
Proceeding Cautiously

Paris. Sept 1S.-For the first time
since Its organization the council of
the league OF nations has been asked to
arbitrate between two nations In an
endeavor TO avoid war. The council
deliberated yesterday afternoon on the
dispute. Ignace Jan
Paderewski. former premier OF Po-
land. presented the Polish viewpoint
OF the controversy. and Professor VOL
demar foreign minister. gave Lithua-
MAS side. Leon Bourgeois. French
member of the council. requested that
both NJ Paderewski and Professor
Woldemar prepare memoranda of the
arguments which they advanced oral.
~. No decision Is expected To be ar
rived NJ by the council before next
is proceeding cautiously. as Il has
been intimated that LithuauIa might
not abide by the decision of the conn
ell II 1t were unfavorahle To the Lithu-
anian viewpoint. The council. 1t is
said, feels that this Is the most i'm.
portant question that has vet GENE
before II and is unwilling to take the
risk that the test case ofsthe leagues
authority should not be recognized.
lithuanla Is not n member of the
league ot uatiouS AMI the council. be
fore rendering its decision. desires t.
obtain assurance that both parties will
abide by IT,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
YOUTH CONVICTED
ON MURDER COUNT

Oregon City, Ore. Sept. 16.-Russell
Brake OF Portland was found guilty OF
murder in the second degree by a
jury In the circuit court late yester,
day, having participated In the kill
Ing of Harry Dubinski. chauffeur.
IL was charged that Brake and George
Moore, both youths, killed Dubinski,
threw his body in the river and stole
his automobile. Moore pleaded guilty,
duplicating Brake, who pleaded not
guilty and demanded q trial.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
DRYS WOULD OUST.OFFlCALS
REFUSING TO ENFORCE LAW
Advocate impeachment Proceedings
for Lax Judoes.-Fear Change
Of Code by Congress

Washington. Sept. ia program
designed to "rid' the government OF
officials who do not observe or en-
force the spirit az well as the letter"
OF the Volstead act. was put under
way at the first session yesterday Of
a national conference here of Anti
Saloon league officials. As the first
step. the conference appointed Il COM
mittee to draft resolution which,
league officials said. would serve no.
tice on federal judges that their sacred
duties must be sacredly performed"
The committee was instructed to re-
port today. Impeachment proceedings
were suggested as a means to COM
pei lax judges to employ, In a proper
manner, the penal provisions OF the
prohibition enforcement act In dealing
with persons convicted OF violating the
law.
The conference In It's discussions
evlnced determination that the next
congress be made dry and kept dry"
Speakers expressed the fear that "the
power OF the west Is not entirely
downed." and unless a majority is
maintained In congress favorable to
rigid enforcement the prohibition code
may be changed.
Administrative officers, II was indi-
Gated, also will be brought within the
leagues program. The opinion was
expressed. that liquor interests might
seek to defeat the aim OF the law by
obtaining the appointment Of officials
who would wink ut some kinds of vio-
lntions. The discussion of league Of
ficials brought half dozen attacks
on officials Of varying grades who
have to do with enforcement of the
Volstead act. The internal revenue bu-
reau was criticized for issuing "scnds
of wholesalers permits" and federal
judges were accused of "coddlng"
moonshiners and bootleggers.
Wayne r. Wheeler, general counsel
for the league. said 1t was most
"inopportune time" to encourage law
lessness, saying that the country Is
facing much defiance OF law"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
WIVES OF 10 OR UNDER
MUST COVE TO SCHOOL

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-Wives IS
years of age or under are not exempt
from the obligations OF the part-time
school law because OF their marriage
status, according to decision yester-
day by DIR. Edwin r. Snyder. commits.
sioner of vocational education of the
California state school establishment.
Married girls between Ii and Is are
subject To attendance in part-time
classes" he said. "A married girl I'm.
der 10 would be subject To the fun.
time compulsory education law"
The parttime education law requires
four hours schooling week. Mothers
under Is are exempt.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
BUBONIC PLAGUE SCOURGE
FEARED IN THIS COUNTRY
Surgeon General Of Public Health Serv.
Ice Says Other Countries Are Con.
ceaiing Existence Of Disease

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-The Unit
ed States Is in grave danger of a
bubonic plague outbreak because for
eign countries are attempting to con-
ceal the fact that they have plague
infected areas, Surgeon General II. s.
c. Cummings of the United States pub
lie health service told the forty-ninth
annual convention of the American
Public Health association here yester-
day.
DIR. w. Fl. Kellogg. Berkeley, Cal.
told the convention that bubonic plague
now is being fought in five seaports
and four states in the United States,
which he did not name. He said that
there had been no progress made in
eliminating plague bearing ground
squirrels In California.
"A relentless warfare on rats at all
seaports Is necessary" DR.. kellogg
said.
Despite political disturbances pub
lie health reforms in Mexico are pro-
crossing, said DIR. A. Pruneda of Mex,
leo City, who also invited the conven-
ton to Mexico City for its 1921 con-
vention and to participate in the GEN.
tennlal of Mexican independence.
Five doctors named by the associa.
ton yesterday included DR.. NJ. NJ.
Seymour, Regina, Sask.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
Lad Killed in Sham BATH.

Camp Meade, Md. Sept. 1.-THE
regular army re-enacted here yester.
day as closing feature NJ the nation.
nj encampment Of veterans Of foreign
wars detail of the fighting in the
Meuse TT Arsonne. II was n carefully
planned sham battle, but was not with.
out casualty. Carl Dornhush. a four.
year-old boy, was killed by fragmen,
OF shell from one Of the guns used IN
laying down the miniature barrage.
The eagerness of the crowds to obtain
better view of the operations caused
them to venture into the danger zone.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
RAILWAY RATE INCREA(
DENIED IN NORTH d
Supreme Court Denies Auth
Interstate Commission and /
Rebates to Those Paying

Bismarck. N. D., Sept. Il
North Dakota supreme court
terday issued an order enlolI
roads operating In this state
Their charging increased rate
were put into effect on Sept
The order also directs the rl
rebate any increase ALREADY
The court held that no les
granting the increase had De
by the state railroad conllnl'
cause there was nothing II
utes of the commission to !
action taken by that body ID
ter, although the cOmmisslen
tary had issued an order oa
20 last authorizing a 80 per
crease in freight rates ana
cent raise in passenger fare7
commissioners filed afllas'
they had agreed to the lno'1
The question of the sung
the rates was not conslders1
court. It is expected the raa'I
make a new application TOT
to increase the rates.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
WISCONSIN COMMISSION
WILL REGULATE RENTALS

Madison, Wis, Sept. 16. - w II
Bender In charge of the rent regula-
ton department at Milwaukee. yester-
day, together with the railroad com,
mission, went before the governor and
agreed on new plan for administra,
ton of the rent regulation law.
Under. the new plan, all landlords
will now be compelled to file complete
data showing cost of building, the Oh.
Grating expenses and an other items
which will disclose the actual rate of
return.
II the rate Of return is more than
IL should be, there will exist a basis
for complaint to bring a lowering OF
the rent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
Whiskey and Druus Seized.

ketchikan, Alaska, Sept. 1S.--In a
cleanup crusade to rid this city Of
dope peddlers and Illicit liquor oper-
ators. Mayor ID. W. Humid and Police
Chief Hendriekson. heading the local
drysqnad. seized opium. morphine and
eoenine valued al 5000 and II cases
OF whiskey In raids conducted early
yesterday. Mrs. William Hudson was
arrested on the street. said TO have
had In her possession a handbag con.
tanning supply OF narcotics. The
"hiskey was seized In n local hotel
hidden behind q false partition.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
Amundsen Expedition icebound.

Seattle. Sept. Is. = Captain Raold
Amundsen. whose Polar expedition
ship, the Maud, Is wedged in the ice
70 miles off Cape Serge on the Siberian
coast. Is in danger of losing his vessel
and may be forced to abandon his at
tempt TO reach the pole. according TO
Or. James II. Condit, superintendent Of
Presbyterian missions in Alaska. who
arrived here yesterday on the steamer
Victoria from Nome Alaska.
Or. Condit said word was received
of the plight of the Maud just as the
Victoria sailedi from Nome,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
LIVING COST Is |
UP 100 PER d
NATIONAL INDUsrRlA, n
ENcE BOARD MAKES OIL
RESULTS OF suavrJ
RENT INCREASES S.
Prices During Last Yea.
Of 10 Per Cent, and lnc,..
March to July Of rhi. u
Was 5 Per Cent

New York. Sept. 15.-Re,,.,
survey Of the cost of livins III :.
with living costs of nra - "
made public last night bv u.
industrial conference boau
that the increase in the sI,''
iod ending July l has been \
cent. The summary shows >,
OF 10 per cent in the Last :,
0 per cent from March to JIM,
The survey shows that food
ed 10 per cent in the sIY.ysa.
shelter SO per cent, clothins
cent, fuel, heat and light 90
and sundries IS per cent. M
centages We're derived from a.
tanned from retail dealers
cities.
sugar ciimDed 382 per cent.
360 per cent, flour 1854 Der -
meal l33 per cent, rice ia n
bread 113 per cent, ham l,9
lambs 100 per cent, hens 1O7
and porkchOps 1O1 per cent
showed an increase in food
l3o per cent, the highest Of
cities in which figures were !
while Los Angeles was low.
95 per cent.
Figures supplied by 1851 ra
boards and civic Organization,
tually all cities of more than Il
a rent increase percentage Of
Eighty-six cities, includp
York. Chicago, Philadelphia,
and Los Angeles, showed inr
more than SO per cent. Be,
Louis, San Francisco and a
Of other smaller cities SHOW
than so per cent, and in some
crease ran as low as 10 per q
fares increased in 10 cities
manned unchanged in 80. HI
prices increased S1.4 to S55 d
soft coal increased 1O3,0l d
and gas and electricity for
use, Is per cent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
MAYOR M'sWlNEY VERY Low

London, Sept. 1S.-The condition Of
Lord Mayor MaeSwiney of Cork was
described as very low In the Irish
Sen.netermination leagues bulletin is
sued last night. The bulletin adds that
"he Is suffering from severe pains In
the head. but is still conscious"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
SOCIALIST cANpiOe.,n
'0o'0-' RAPs TWO OH

San Francisco, sef ,;,s-l
stedman, Socialist ea' Ssr
president, in a speech
attacked the GOMEZ I her
parties and criticized
methods. .-seia1
He supported irish l =, j
that the Socialist rs,y.
for independence o. az ID
aall other countries i nve 1
lection to a foreign
win of their peopieS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-24
FAST OF 90 DAYS
LONGEST RECORDED

4 Washington, Sept. 10. Ac-
4 cording to medical records Sc
4 cured yesterday from the Unit
+ ed States public health service.
4 the longest fast known to the
r public health service was made
r by Guillaums Granie, who died
4 in the prison of Toulouse in
4 1881 after having refused to
4 eat for 63 days.
4 Merlatti tasted for SO days
4 In Paris in 1886. Alexander
4 Jacques accomplished SINH
4 lar fast in Paris. Democritus
4 went for 40 days without food
4 In 1923 B. c. Chevalier de Saint
4 Lubin spent SO days In the Bas-
4 tile without food. Rubin KEEL
4 sey. medical student, tasted
4 voluntarily for SO days.
4 4 4 4 X K 4 4 X 4 4 4 X 4