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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
MALHEUR COUNTY.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CHAS G.. McMAHAN.

OF CHAS G. McAAHAN,
DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
whom Il may concern:
That Frank shumvsy. the Admin
istrator OF the above entitled estate.
has made and filed herein his final
account. and the Same has been by
order OF this court set down for hear
ing at the courtroom OF said court In
Vale. Oregon. on the 2sth day OF
November. 1920. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock In the forenoon.
All persons having objections there
to, II any, are hereby notified and
required to present the same In writ
ing on or before said day. otherwise
said account may be allowed as filed
and said estate closed.
FRANK SHUMWAY,
Administrator OF the estate OF Chas.
G. MoMshan, Deceased.
First publication October rs, 1920
Last publication November IS 1890
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

Good Recipes That viii Serve Ten
Potato Soup
Foundation
2 qts. milk
Q tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
Seasoning
2 cups cooked mashed potatoes
v onion chopped
/ tablespoon salt and pepper
To prepare foundation scald milk
and thlcken with the flour and but
ter which has been heated and rub
bed to a paste. Add mashed potatoes
and seasoning.
This foundation may be used fer
other poups.
Corn or Pea Soup
Add mo can OF corn or peas TO
foundation.
Tomato Soup
Heat one pint can tomatoes, strain,
add Y teaspoon soda, and stir into
foundation Just before serving.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
TIE HOT SCHOOL LuNun

Pa warns tho milk for the little calf,
Ma heats tho food for the chicks.
Thoy eat a hot dinner at noon-time
too.
But my lunch is a seold as a brick.
wo have hot lunch az our school
now.
There's cocoa or soup that's hot az
tho dickens.
We fill our cups as we pass along.
They's decided we're as good as the
chickens.
~ Carey ID. Miller
(By Carey ID. Mlllo)
Assistant to State Home Demonstra-
tion Leader. Idaho,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
NOTICE To CREDITORS

In tho County Court II The State
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF.
Bert Cassell, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the
above entitled Court on October rs.
1890. duly appointed " W. Mars
den, administrator OF the estate OF
Bert Cassell, deceased. and all per-
sons having claims against the above
OF Oregon. For Malheur County.
named estate, will present the same
to said administrator at hts place ot
business in the City OF Ontario, Ore
gon. within six months from and af-
ter the first publication OF this mo-
tice.
First publication. Oct rs. 1920.
Last publication. Nov. rs, 1870.
v. w. MARsDEN.
Administrator OF the above named
Estate.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

The county fair was good one.
The weather man made things bad
the last two days, but the show was
there Tho agricultural display and
other exhibits were very fine and tho
program was all that could bo de-
sired.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

The Pacific Cooperative Poultry
Producero organization 10 making
good progress in signing up poultry
men. Tho organization contomplates
marketing oil tho eggs produced in
orgon End southwestern Washing
ton. Information about this organi-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

For the payment OF bonded
debt and Interest. issued
undor Sections lit. 14i TO
1iS, and i22 OF the School
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Mabel Bolton spent Sunday
with her sister in Pineyile.
Mrs. c. Il. Jones has returned
from q visit to Cincinnati
Jno. A. Riley of Fount was in town
Monday.
G. w. and Mac Hammons of Grid
Ter were in town on business Mon
day
Bart S. Reed sold on Monday the
IS. S. Peters property in lii-Land
Park to Jno. Riley for $1,7OO.
J.. d. Jarvis has bought the b. G.
Lewis property on Pine Street. con
sideration 50, 500 it is understood.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tugglc,
Hi Land Park, boy, Blaine, II
and one half pounds.
LOST - Pair small, white.
wooden drawer Jeggngs. Finder
please return to Hawn's store. tI-3t
FOR RENT -- Two Furnished
Rooms ut reasonable price. Men
preferred Mrs. +. NJ. MaAcy
Broadway. Barbourvillc. li-2tp
Born to Mr.. I'D Mrs. Walter Corey
of Hi-Land Park. Jan. 26 a daugh-
ter, Helen.
FOR SALE - Secondhand, MP
right boiler, in good condition and
ready for use. About 25 h. p. Price
$3.50. Barbourville Supply Co. -
Misses Mary McDermott and
Jewell Tye spent the week eru with
home folks following the eXamiua-
tons.
Miss Lucy Virginia Gown F'effer-
son and Charlie Gown of Lancaster,
Ky are visiting Mrs r. Tuggle and
Mrs S. b. Tuggle
c. H. and s. H. Jones have poturn-
ed from Indianapolis and Richmond
where they have been trading in
cattle.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
KNOX CIRCUIT COURT

The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Plaintiff,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06

The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Plaintiff,
vs.
A Certain Tract of Land, contain
ing 10000 acres, by survey dated
% day of April, 1856 granted by
the Commonwealth of Virginia to
Maurice Maggie, by patent dated
"a day of July, 1887 now lying in
the counties of Knox and Clay.
And the unknown defendants
unknown heirs at law, unknown
devisees and unknown vendees
of Maurice Nagle patentee afore-
said, unknown owners and .un
known claimants of all and every
part of said land, -Defenda is
By virtue of a judgment and
order of sale rendered in the above
styled action, in the Knox Circuit
Court at it's November term
1919, the undersigned Master
Commissioner of said Court will,
on Monday, February %, 1920. at
one O'Clock in the afternoon. at
the front door of the Court House
in Barbourville, Ky, expose to
public sale to the highes and best
bidder, for cash in hand, the
following described tractof land,
viz:
On the South Fork of Kentucky
river. adjoining Samuel Overton
survey of 10, 900 acres.
Beginning at Overton's south
east corner. at a black oak,
corner to Overton's; thence with
Overton's line West 1854 poles
and a half to white oak, Over
tons southwest corner; thence
South 1918 and a half poles to two
white oaks; thence East 1864 ano
a half poles to a white oak ano
dogwood; thence North 1918 anc
a half poles TO the BEGINNING
This February 5, 1920.
]. r. Jones, M. c. X. c. O.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
Get READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs, =;
the Nausealess Calomel .'
Tablets, that are De
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists arc Hdvis-
ing their friends 20 keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order as protection agIins.
the return Of influenza. They know
that cloggcd UP sy5tcm and a lazy
liver favor colds, Influenza and scrioGJ
complications.
To cut short cold overnight aud to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab Mt bedtime with swallow Of
water-that's all. No salts, no nausea,
no gripping, no sickcning a'scr effects
IText morning yoIr cold hes vanished,
your liver is active, your system is puri-
led and refreshed ard you arc feeling
fac it'll q hearty appetite f'' break
5t. Eat v-h1t yov ple0go-u- dlngcr
Ca'o'abs n~c sold only in original
,lled p7ckaccs, price thiriv.fyc cents.
livery druggist IS authorized to refund
your money If Won are nos perfectly
delighted wish Calotabs.-(Ady.)
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06

V. d. Jackson of Bailey Switch
was in town Monday and in CONVEX
saJ.Uu with the editor of the Adyoc-
ate said he beliye5 that if the farm
ers o.. the county will put out an
acre or TWO Of small fruits, individ-
ually. this country will soon secure
la reputation for its fruit that will
draw buyers from outside and bring
lots of money to its citizens He
points to what has been done in
Warren county and says we have
better rrul. land than that county.
This is good dope and might be flol-
owed with advantage.
Tho Republicans of the State are
very proud of the showing made by
kuoS Coua,E the showing of Cover
/ nor Black in the recent election.
Four ycts ago Knox County gave
Iouiy about 1000 majority against
lSpJiI.g; last year it gave 2.17a ma
jori,y against Governor Black and
, i'm favor o. Edwin =. Morrow. an
| increase &. I0ro than 500 M iurity.
| our Democratic friends were saying
yhgt Governor Black would carry
| Euuy County and the balance Of the
/ Wum.uius, out they We're mistaken
Iahuu that "s about most everything
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06

That we, the Committee of this
District most heartily and cordial
ly commend him to the Eleventh Dis
trict of Kentucky for our next Dis
triCt Chairman, with the hope that
no other name will at this time, be
mentioned for that place or respOns-
ibility and hard work.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
KNOX CIRCUIT COURT
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Plaintiff

The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Plaintiff
VS..
A Certain Tract of Land. con-
tanning 10000 acres. by survey
dated u day of April, 1886 grant
ed by the Commonwealth of Vir-
GINA. to Maurice Nagle by pat
ent dated "a day of July, 1877
now lying in the county of Knox
Ahd the unknown defendants
unknown heirs at law. unknown
devisees and unknown vendees
of Maurice Maggie patentee afore-
said, unknown owners and un-
known claimants of all and every
part of said land. Defendants.
By virtue of judgment and
order of sale rendered in the a.
bove styled action, in the Knox
Circuit Court at its November
term, 1919, the undersigned mas.
ter Commissioner Of said Court
will, on Monday, February %,
1920, at one o'clock in the after
noon, at the front door of the
Cour. House in Barbourville, NY
expose to public sale to the high
est and hest bidder, for cash in
hand, the following described
tract of land, viz:
On the South fork of Kentucky
River; BEGINNING at Graves
southeast corner, a white oak and
dogwood; thence with Graves line
West $50 poles to three white
oaks, corner of Graves; thence
with Graves line north 81 poles
to two white oaks, corner to De-
Wits survey of $50 acres, thence
with Dewitt's line West 400
poles to a black oak. corner to
Dewitt; thence with Dewitt's line
north 22O poles to two white
oaks, corner to Dewitt on Prem
tiss' line; thence with Prentiss'
line West 514 1-2 poles passing
his corner, 1850 poles to white
oak; thence south 1892 poles
to a black oak and white oak;
tn ence east 1000 poles to a
white oak snd dogwood; thence
north 1418 poles to the BEGlNN-
ING.
This February 5. 1920.
J. R. Jones, M. C. K. c. C.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
.nrcndfnl Cough. Cured.

WA severe 3Td. is often followed by
a rough cough for which Chamber
lain,s Cough Remedy has proven es-
pecially valuable. Mrs. F. w. Olsen,
Marysville. Mo, writcs:-- About
two years ago my little boy Jean
caught "a severe cold and coughed
dreadfuliy for days. I tried a num-
Der OF cough medicines but nothing
did him any good until gave him
hamberlain's Cough Remedy It
relieved his cough right away and
before he had finished taking one
bottle he was cured. think it is
Just fine for children" (AdvD
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06

If.gou enjoy the Advocate; tell
othcrs. only $3.50 year aud has
more local news than you can shake
la Slick at "
The civic League will meet at
The Jones Hotel on Thursday Feb
18Th with Mrs. y r. Archer
Good luck will help a man over
the ditch If he jumps hard.
Sturgeon
The Mountain Advocate has oil
lease- blanks on hand. Can be sup
oiled in any quantity
Tho next me.tua of the Civic
League will be held ON Feb. 18th
with Mrs. j. y. Archer aj the Jones
Hotel
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
OVER $2,OOO,OOO

broad, the Real Estate Man of
Lancaster, Kentucky, in 1919.
OVER 10, 900 ACRES
Of land at an average price of
more than 5000. 90 per acre.
Swinebroad is now listing farms
preparing his catalogues and fix
ing his dates for 1920. His terri
tory covers about fifteen Coun-
ties in Central Kentucky.
If you want to buy or sell real
estate now is the time to get in
touch with his Real Estate Head
quarters.
Swinebroad also has offices at
Danville, KY, in charge of w.
E. Moss, who has been with him
over two years.
Swinebroad is one real estate
man who believes in advertising.
having spent over $40, 000 90 in
newspaper advertising last year
and he is thus enabled to give
service, and service is what the
public is looking for.
The real estate business is a
profession, and the same ethics
of the profession must prevail in
order to succeed as in any other
profession or business, and sue
CESS is not to be measured in
dollars and cents alone. but in the
clientage the real estate broker
holds and the reputation he has
for fair dealing and a judge of
values:
Years Of experience and a close
study of past and current finan-
cial conditions are necessary for
! him to become an expert Judge Of
present values and future pro
liabilities.
The real estate farm broker
should have an actual AID prGc-
tical experience in flaming to be
able to judge of the adaptabillty
of certain soils 10 certain
crops. In other words s,
he ought to know just what he
can do with any farm before lie
can advise with prospective
purchaser with reference there
to, Swinebroad has this expert
ence and won't offer for sale a
farm or other property unless, in
his judgment the price asked
will justify a purchase. -, -
Select the man withzwhom you
desire to transact realestate bus
mess with the same care you Sc
lect your physician, your lawyer
or your banker. whether you
want to sell or want to buy. Your
savings ola life time, or your fu.
turc financial condition may be
at stake. If you cannot trust
your real estate broker don't dc
business with him. When you
select your real estate broker list
your property with him exciu-
sively ( talk this proposition ov-
err with Swinebroad) and assist
him when you can. He is then
Justified in spending time and
money in advertising and push
ing the sale of your property.
Remember Swinebroad 'AL'
WAYS SELLS, so if you want
| to buy or wan t to sci
real estate why not give Swine
broad or Moss an opportunity to
talk it over with you. just 2 lit
tile talk with them may make Of
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06

save you money without cost to
you.
Swinebroad deals in real estate
not only as broker but as a pur-
chaser. If you want to sell be
sure to see him. If you want to
buy he has farms and other real
estate of his own for sale. Adv,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-02-06
Indigestion.

Take a few doses Of Chamber
lain's Tablets as directed for indises-
ton. and you will soon forget about
your stomach troubles. Try II.
(Advertisemsnt.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25
AuinnrBtfnttttfrrt.
@al0ngpn sen 35te Stat til at peo'
tase Mmeuoe,nertet. @liper 9e'
la,pare be1 36te Gtat?

9oper, 9el., ben 236e Marts. gT=
ter Wnfbtngtons 2egislaturs 9fatifi=
fation af Oct fp6erale Stemmerets*
amen6ement igoar bur Stemmcrets=
fpin6erne i6og tit 8lif feitet paa &c.
lamare, Der pil afgibre, ON De fan
beltage i 8reiioentbulget til Seitel1
eller life. 4elotparps 2egislatur> 6cr
pienipnlig er iterftEimoo @men6cmeH>
tet, oil iten1n1e i6og eller Eborsoag
@uperner Eo1pnsen6, BET er Eil<
beneer al aptnoeiteu1neret, og andre
Eilbengere al 5aee11 tror, at Mmen-
oementet tilil,1t pif blibe beotaget.
SlDnpia, @aib., Ben 22oe Marts.
apin6eitemmeretsamen6ementet til
onltitutionen ct be6taget al @a16'
ington 2egislatl,r. Senatet peotog
tent tbag Ell @otififationsreiolutio ution,
ser tio1igere bar bebtaget at $nfet.
@albington bar ben 35te Stat til it
pe6tage Mmenbementet. Sc to 9ula
len6te efter @e6tagelfen ct Telegram
til 2egisloturen i Delotpore opfor,
6renbe ben til at bebtage Mme11oe.
nlentet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25
Stro1 fsr Senatet oiournerebe

Stra1 fpr Senatet oiournere6e
igaar Mftcs, forelog Senator &nor
af 8enniplparia Optagelie of ba,,s
|8eiolution for Grnering al Greo.
Yreiioent @ilion bar antp6et, at ban
er i1no6 en iaaoan 6remgangsmaabe,
'og lful6e ban anpenbe lit Beto MOB
cit Grebserflering, ct 2eberne tffe
iifre paa, at 6e fl,n6e men1tre oe MO-
penoige TO Treoie6ele til at be6tage
ben paanp / baa6e Senatet og &ufet.
Senatet bar life / Sesiion i6ag.
ga Sufets Mpoe oubne6es ioag,
in6bragte &ongres111anb g. s.. Clint
bom (@ep.> Mosi) EFT Gallesreiol1'
tion erfleren6e en- Gilitan6 at Gre6
mcllem Sc Gorenebe Stater og Spif=
lan6. .
: Srebstroftuten blep i6ag afleberet
/ 6et &bi6e @us af be6fomrueltoe
lloien6ing fra Seiatet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25
GurHkunHhrtaltttu.

Yaa @run6 al Den oberor0entltge
lope Bris paa Minneapolis Ti6enoe
maa pi itren9t bol6e paa ben &egel,
at 8la6et betales 6orlfuo. Noresfe@
lappen biier altio, til bbilfen Sag
:, set ct betalt, og bpis 6erfor Gor'
.se ,h. II Mbonnementet iffc er moo
tage4 op. Maaneoens l1ogang BIZ
per peol> SocJ . slbonnent -ltrbeet.
Denne @ege4 teter itrengt operbolot
Iige operior alle~ Mbonne,1ter u6en
Gorfiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25
Tru Uyrkttt.
&rittcr ubgisr 9obebfDrfeu af bt al.
lierebe, ber lanbiattes for at
uffupere &onitantinppel.
Zen berDgtebe Gsiab @aieba % ben
tibltgere ari9sminiiter @nba-
me6 Haieba arreiteret.

.
2onoon ben 18oe Marts.. Sen
olliereoe @eiettelie af &onitantino.
pei, Der fan6t Steb igonr, bil bare,
inotil @ilfaarene / ben tprftife Eraf.
tat er belt u6fprt> befie,i6tgieres Der.
officielt. So Brittle Soloater bleb
ore6t og fire iaoret / nin6re Gam.
menitpo un6er Offupotionen, Der
foregif 11nber General Milne. Sc
tprfiife Sab bar -libt itbrre. 0ffu-
pationen ifeeoe bope6iagelig for 8e.
lfpttelie al fremmeoe Neotionaliteter,
tlep Ser iagt.
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@mkrttt4} 8rrhrn.
Spifernes Yropaganba for 9fepiiion
al Trebstraftaten. Mittt ON BEN
panifelige Situatiun.

Yaris 6en 22oe Worts. ct Tele-
gram ira Gent flyer, at &Dlferne for
bereoer en- pelbtg Beroenspropa9a11'
oa for at faa repioeret Geriailles=
Traftoten og iammenfalot en- M in.
ternational &onferens, bpor DC beiei'
reoe Rationer fan blipe reprefente.
ret, for at forar6re eller eliminere
mango 8aragrafer. gn 8og meo
Titelen uMe11neIfebe6ens ltbrIte 6or>
brp6elie" er u6arbei6et og 10000
COO @lernplarer trpft for gratis l1o~
reling ierlig / sln1erifa> @nglano oe
6ronfrige, og BET iiges, at Wi(lioner
al on6re Yanfletter pil fslge.
Mom BEN 22oe marts. prcnier.
mtnil ter g3itti forflarebe Geputeret,
fammeret ioog set 1,pe 4abinets Bo-
litif og erflere6e> at olle elropeiife
2onoe lto6 operfor en- p6erit panlfelig
5ituation og true6es meo Sungers>
npo, bpis Tre6 life inart funoe op-
rettes. .- -
Scrub for geationernes Sorbun6,
iom hi tror paa og ion b1 enlfer, er
ber ct 5amfun6 at el1ropGilfe Golf,
ion1 peo eg1,e Mnitrengelfer maa BE-
6re toe tnenneifelige 2tnsforbol6e,
{1n1e 0remierminiiteren.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25

NDt 6orTag ON Solbatsraratale
Darlington oen 226e Marts. Gen
an1erifonife 2egions gretutirtolnitc
ioreilog iaften for &ongresien at Der
lfu]6e betales Me,rb og &binocr, Ser
.7jor6e Tieneite / &rige1t, en- g:itot-
ming af eienneminitlie 81 so for bpcr
Gag Eienejten. 0ette ful6taiteoe Ell
tioligere 8ei1utning al &omitee1t, oa
81 @tatsrepreiertanter itelnte for
ben iibite Legislative @omites @lau
ON fontant @ritatning at ST pr. 0ag,
bpiltet blep pe6taget fom ct Sltbiti-
tut for bet oprtnoelige Gorilag ON
$50 pr. Maaneo. @omiteens @eTut-
ming om at anbefale @ritatning fulg,
te poo en- lengere @iennetngaaelie al
en- @il1> 9e: ftal forelegges Sufets
Bu6getfomite paa Onsoag, ombano'
len6e bl. a. Gorret til at tage 2ano,
&ielp til at bpgge $ieln og l@ouioelz
ie af Sagub6annelle.
Mlle 8elten1melier 8illen unota,
gen &ontanteritatningen for Giene-
itetiben bleb pe6tuget enltemn1ig. Ser
par inniolerti6 itprf Sppoiitiou iaf,
ten moo 8lanen ON $50 om MoonS.
oe,1, og me6 IS moo Al 5temn1er
bleb 5orlon9en6et fat til $3.50 pr.
Gag.
Sun life auerfjenbe vaongeu al
S1rien". 2on6on ben 18be MartS.
Sem brittle og ben franife @egie.
ring bar meobelt 8rins 6eilal, 59n
al Rongen af Seoias, at De lite fa1
anerfienbe Damaffus &ongresiens
8eilutni,1g ON at faare bam til 4onge
i Sprien. 9remierminiIter 2lopb.
George befienbtgior6e bette I timber
buffet ioag. @riniett bar foaet Sno-.
bpbeIie ON at fonu1e til europa og
tale fin Sag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25

Ser par ct olborligere Sammen.
|1ts6 beo &rigS6epartenentet, bpor
Tprferne gior6e Mo6itano MOB De
alliere6e Eropper. Ser bleb perlet
nogle Stub, og flere Puniabi al be
6ritiife o1tiubife: 1ropper og ,,ogle
|1prter blep ornbt. Opbioielien lng-.
be Jig, fer BET bor m9rft % set blep
olocles rolig.
9en alliereoe @sifon1misier ber
for uolteot en- @rflering ON, at De
allierebe life bar til &eniigt at doe
(egge Sultanens Mutoritet> men e1.
lfer at itprfe bans Mogt. Ge bil
| life berpbe Tprferne &onitantiropel,
4nen bil moolfe blipe np6t til at n1-
ore oenne 8ei1utring, bbis Masia=
frer og uoroen pe6parer. Ill
Sffupationstroppernes Gambling
ioregif UNDER ben paa @osporlts for
a1fre6e olliere6e Tlaa6es &anoner.
Ser bar intet Tegn til 8onif unota.
gen ct Strbg Stambul og lioen
Mo6i ita,16 blep giort. Solicit bilte
iaftiif li6en ltro.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inobefatte6e
1000 Orlogsgaiter og Solooter fra
oe brittle &rigsifibe og Mf6elinger
| fra allie 6e alltere6e, Der par repre-
ienteret ber. Sn6iife Nf6elinger,
bporibla11ot Mubome6anere, bar
blanot Eropperne. De alliere6e bop-
oe taget omfatteroe G5orbol6sregler.
Sgaoraftes bleb flere Tprfer % on.
bre, Der aniaaes iom 1nulige Gre6s.
forItprrere, arreiteret., blan6t 6em
Gbefen for 106e tprfiife Gibiiion.
@eneralmaior @ilion of oe brittle
Iropper proflamere6e pe6 OpTag,
at olle &ano!inger truen6e Be ollie.
reoes Sifferbe6 pilbe blibe 1traffet
pe6 @rigsret. -.
Groni itnenoene patrulierebe ioften
5tonbul meo Genegaltropper, Sri.
terne bebogteoe Hera / Norbpeit for
set gplone Sorn og stalienerne Sfu.
tori, -bet aiiatilfe &oritontinopel. Sc
alliere6e tror, at oereS Gorbolosreg.
ler er tilitreffelige til at bol6e Mo
og Sroen 4onltanttnopel og anfer
oct for tpiliomt, ONT geationalilttrop,
perne Muatolien er iitan6 til at
foretage Jig noget alporligt.
4onitantinopel Sen 186e Marts.
Den an6en Dag al Sen interallierebe
Sffupation af aonltantinopel, iom
begpnote 9irs6ag meo 2anoiattel.
fen af en- flor gtDrfe fra ben ipere
6laa6e / 8osporus, beneif sanffe to.
Zig. Set tprfiife Boliti biitob t1eo
Orbenens Opretbol6elie.
Granif1nen6ene og atalienerne bar
fun en- li6en Stprfe Der, og be ers
Iangf lninbre birfiomme enb De bri.
tiffe 9ropper, fon er lbmRrfet or0a-
(Gprtfnttes paa 2ben sibe.)
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Tolfetellimgen. Maibineton 6en
22oe Marts. GolfetRllingsbureauet
befienotgior6e ioag felgenoe 0pga-
ber fra 192O-Tellingen: Columbus,
6. g.. 1854; Mton, ST., 24,714;
&eofuf, Sa., 14,423; 9eetpton, Sa.,
6627; @eb Dat, So, 5,578; @olum.
bia, Mo., 1861; Menabo, @is.;
7,2t4; 8isnaref, 81. g., 6,951 ;
|@apfielb, ap., 6,583; gro>plep, Sa.,
61i8.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-03-25
6lfHutyapnrgan1aal
Gem tpfe @eeierine bar inbienbt
Turlangenbe ont at faa cn itor
9d af ben> fbrite Gone,

@ipbenbabn oen 216e WeartS. Gen
tpife Staggering bar ien6t en Motc til
Tolfeafltet1r,,ing ngsfolnmislionen og
forlangt cit @rGnle, 6er bil6e gipe
Ell flor Del al ferlte Gone til Epif'
lan6, beretter uNotionalti6e16e".