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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

10 bs isundssed seysrsi times before
they get hsfs, 80 IL will ba soft enough -
I sat down thankfully, thousn Amuss.
msnt At my nfsshef In laws ,hafactof.
lstlc manner ~ acorptlng an Apology
gHs mingled with ilsnaf ~ ths pri,
Efhn sAw she was nutlluinR for me.
az Just Tho time. TOO. phru Z rrsdad ali
tho l.ltufe ! had a. -, frlfy FOR my
0sn trip.
Another thought Was bosi.rs AZ my
brain also. m assoc iatlN1 - IDEAS with
'he childish rhyme Nhlgh nv mother.
IN law hai quoted. af1 Vhich mora
'han anything tlss s'Detd hat she
fthlt"d her GEN trousTfe. .uns IN the
befprr Il /, nNrS~tyarfi,ig y, Ga5. ., g.
tlko refuge IN some such uI-dis hsb
ION from her own rfrrr'erf. Rot 10
No nor lIf''fe, she AlWHIs uskes 40 for
h"f uhnsgt,'sl 'nh in royal fashion laier
ru.
A simple so'l,ion.
"4tlrHs md starrs Nhsfs hAI :
hfyd tl,at ipp,ikh thyme 1epfsr ~
course. ! hai known " from Dh'dhO,d
'ui there was later. more dramatic
fssusihipr vita q Ana then th.f.
ilast'i before my mind The laughing
mo Hifg. uni'uitIly handsome Wsasr
~ Nafty Underwood ~ Was from hls
lips ! had heard the R,rds 4gou Uns ~
to . aHsi0rs Nrsn ! haI been ,om
pNri 20 suub hun.
Where va hs nov, his pirturss1us.
wicked sdyer'If'r. with the urfIa+c'Hh
FifeHfs Of EIii through the has-r meta
N vhirh 10 VAS com postd7 I IN siraii
'hr question would hayo oEsnl .ed my
hurgh's 10 ne exclusion a. everything
'ifs. ~ y.mI'y interested am | In th.
triangle uh"I Lillian and HItrE In
d'rspoi Ani Robert sAynfin rpnpos.,
h1d not my mO@-ier.ln-l sffsotuAlly
btnlshfl hN other thoughts hut those
PERTAINING 10 hpus.wliery by her sud.
jsn demand
80 never mini the inventory now
[ N'll srt'In ssmething else iIrst liar
ret ana Edwin are coming three dsy,
before yoIt schsiuied trip b~sin.. aud
~ courre, Wt'u want thfr rooms bs'or,
/ they set here 80 ~ TO get them ready
Vow. ~ seems 10 me, that you could
pit n cot N my ,room for 'hos. tfD<s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
WILLIE DENIES PAPA
IS IN BAD HEALTH

LONDON, Jsn u Report. tbs, the
former kaiser II IA had b.alth afa en-.
phAticaliy denied hy the former DER.
man crown princ" In = dispsrch ~ the
DAILY Express today from Nlrrsngrn,
where ~. former heir 10 'ha German
throne u In .tii. He Ws- quoted a.
saying. Mono ~ tho Hoh~nlonsrn
family N xoryinS the shrhtss' over
the es'rrdiilon demand b. The allies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
MI y III e q r. {
My Hus.b and
BY Adele Csrrisos.

The Wy Msdos ard Mother cfahsm
MADE Their Plans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
FAvoRI1e RECIPES


SpeetAi ChtekeH Crequetteo.
Chop enc cur. o., cold cooked chick
very fine. Nix two iahisspepns Of
melted butter. ihrce tablrspcons> Of
flour. y trsspS0a OF salt. Y tea.
spoca Of peppef and one teaspoon
Of lsmcs Juice, md add slowly !,
cup etS<sk IN witch tho chicken was
bohed aNd one fourth cup Of liquor
from the mushrooms, cook until
smooth and sdd one e.fourth cup Of
cream. Cornh,ns with W. chicken
end mushrooms. cool, shapA aad
cruz. then fry IN dssp lard and drGln
- 1wu paptr
N 1esired these may ~ ssYvsd
Win white snycs.
ms JoiiY WAND.
::f W. Eleventh 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
'Kerchiefs, 29c

Women's Irish Shamrock lawn,
with embroidered corner and all
around scallop. in Appenzell
effect. Very dainty-and only
29c.-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
Velvet Bags, $2.59

Newly fashionable Handbags.
with tassel, oxidized frame,
silk lined, fitted with purse and
mirror. S. value, at $3.50
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
Rain Capes, $500

"Bestyette." Guaranteed water
proof, made of rubberized sateen
in red and blue, bright-lined hoods.
Sizes f to IA years, at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
Jack Tar Dresses, in blue or Unite, $8.98
Silk or Serge Dresses, $500 to $500
Veluet Dresses, $18.98 to $500
Two-piece Serge MILDLY Suits, $3.50
ChiIdren's Coats, $50

Of every kind. Youthful models.
of velour, cheviot, heathertone, sill
vertone, zibeline and novelty fab
RIGS. Loose or fitted; plainly tailor
ed of fur or velvet collars. Sizes e
to 10 years. Special, Saturday. at
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
FOR SATURDAY
Toilet
Requisites
At Reduced Prices

35c bottle Benzoin Honey
and Almond Cream at 25c
35c bottle Benzoin Glycer-
inc and Rose Water at Csc
&c Jars Peroxide Vanish
ing Cream at &c
6oc bottle Best Quality
Bay Rum, with sprinkler
shoppers, at SOC
Soc bottle Lilas Vcgetal at 6oc
13c cake Jergens' Violet
Glycerine Soap. 8 cakes &c
Csc boxes Perfumed Bath
Powder, excellent for
softening the water, at 1Sc
&c pound Rolls Hospital
Absorbent Cotton at soc
Paiai. Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
New Cloves from
the Best Makers !

faucIlCdH dHO TOIclXn-fAuulcHtC OtyCo CoSoiNN
at Palais Royal Famousy Moderate Prices.
Gauntlet Gloves, $3.50 to $3.50
Slip-on in the medium and light weight KID
Brown, mode, tan, gray, white and beaver.
Kid Gloves at SIS
Six-button length. sip-on style. Pique sewn,
Paris point back; in mode. brown and tan.
Lightweight Kid Cloves, 81
Fine quality. light weight. f;que scum;
IN the new n1ast;c shade, also brown tan.
gray. mode. beaver and fasOn Splendid
aOea1;ng, Perfect fitting. Saturday at So.
French Kid Gloves, $3.50 and $3.75
Two-clasp, Paris point and embroidered back,
self and contrasting. In the shades OF mastc.
mode. gray brown tan. white and black.
New Street Gloves, $3.25
One-clasp. washable kid. medium and heavy
weight, all sizes. in tan. brown, gray and mode at
S325
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
Komen's Silk Hose, $3.50

3 Rivol Van Raalte and Onyx makes Pure
thread silk hose in all silk and Isle garter tops
full fashioned; good weight. All perfect.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Three Local Grimes.

Frank Lomlardino. IL Bossier City
Italian. is reported to have shot Il
Negro woman near that place Sunday,
and made his escape. 1t is not known
what led up to the shooting. but the two
are said to have been rather intimate
for some time past. The woman was
shot one time in the abdomen. and
it is thought she will not recover. She
was taken to tile Charity Hospital in
Shreveport.
Lewis Cody tcoloredl. Il tenant on
the Shady Grove plantation. located
near Yanceville. stole tiye-passenger
Ford car Sunday night, loaded in the
members of his family and his house
hold goods. and drove away-perhaps
to Shreveport. The car belonged to Mr.,
Walter Cowart the plantation man
ager, who had from time to time had
the colored man drive for him.
Charlie Virgins. /, Shreveport Negro
who was arrested in Rossier City sonie
days ago by Marshal Huckal,ay. fol-
| carryin" concealed weapons. following
| the disposal of his case in that place
1 was turned over to Sheriff .Adair las
/ Saturday. He was bonded out of til.
/ Parish Jail Tuesday.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Offers for Judfeship.

While in Benton yesterday afternoon
Judge Robert Roberts, jr.. of Minden,
called by and authorized the Banner to
present to the electorate of the Second
Judicial District his formal announce
nlent as Il candidate to become District
Judge. The announcement is to lie found
elsewhere. and we find pleasure i'll here
further calling attention to his claims.
1t was during 1902, while still Il resi-
dent Of Farmeryille. that Judge Roberts
was granted licence to practice law.
During 1908 he removed to Minden and
has since repeatedly heen honored at
the hands OF the people OF that place
and Webster Parish. During 1906 he
was elected mayor of his new home
town; from 1908 to 1915 he served as
one of the members of the House of
Representatives from Webster, resign
ing following his appointment to serve
an unexpired term on the bench of the
Court of Appeals. Also. lie was men-
Ter OF the 1918 Constitutional Conven-
ton. Since 1917 he has continued to
practice his profession. Ills associate
being his brother. Mr.. Charles Roberts.
1t is to be seen that eighteen years
have passed since Judge Roberts was
| first admitted to the bar. His aualifi-
cations are well known. We believe he
| will poll Il large vote in both Webster
1 and Bossier parishes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
again been shown that extra fine fruit
and melons can be grown in BOssier.

again been shown that extra fine fruit
and melons can be grown in Bossier.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Burt left Mon
day for Hot Springs, Ark, to recuperate
for perhaps three weeks.
Miss Clarisse Gayle, of Shreveport.
came in Yesterday afternoon for visit
with Miss Jeanette Hill.
Mr.. John r. Adger, of Gillian. has
ordered the Banner mailed to himself
for a month ut Nossburg. Miss.-tlle
Stafford Springs postoffice.
Rev. ]. Il. Burrell, Baptist district
missionary worker for Bossier, Webster
and Claiborne parishes. is now located
in Minden and has asked that we an
nounce that he offers his services to
assist the ministers and church congre-
cations of his denomination. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Burrell. Mr.. Rurrell was
visitor in Benton Friday Of last week,
and called by to get acquainted with
the Banner force. He stated that the
first Sunday in August he would begin
protracted meeting at the Red River
(Linton) Church. Mr.. Burrell is a
| graduate of the Southwestern Theolog
| ical Seminary, located ut Fort Worth
| Texas. so we learned. and is assisted
! in the meetings he conducts by Mrs
Burrell, who is an accomplished singer
and also gives personal help in Other
] WAYS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Leyee Board Proceedings

4 meeting of the Board Of Commits
sioners of the Bossier Levee District
was thi,; day Friday. July %, 1920
held at tie office Of the Board. in
Shreveport. La.
The following named members, con-
stituting quorum for the transaction
of business. were present: Messrs. A.
Curtis. President; w. II. Hodges, jr.,
j. H. Mercer and A. T. McDade.
The report of the Board of State En-
gineers. through Mr.. Gerv.lis Lombard,
Assistant State Engineer. on the COLI
dition of the levees within the district,
was read and discussed, and the Sec
Rotary of the Board was ordered to
send copy of the report to the Bossiel
Banner for publication. in order that
the property owners along the levees
might read the report and correct ths
abuses noted, and hereafter preserve
the levees within the bounds of thei.
lands
1t was moved by Mr.. Hodges, ant
seconded by Mr.. Mercer, that the Stat;
| Board of Engineers lie authorized tt
| advertise for bids. and let contract TO
a new levee now necessary ut tin
Arnold place.
Said motion being duly put wa
unanimously adopted. and the Secre
tary was ordered to send a copy of th
motion to the State Board of Engineer
for their immediate action.
There being no further business, tn
meeting adjourned.
\. CURTIS. President.
T.. +. HERNpoN. Jr., Secretary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Two to Elect.


AS is well known. there are six men,
Eers OF the Parish School Roard-one
from each ward-and their terms of
Office are overlapping. That is. each
two years the terms of two members
expire. This fall the terms Of Messrs
j. w. Wallace and l.. T. Huingardner
the Ward Two and Ward Five mem
hers, expire. Two years hence the terms
of Aiessrs w. +. Cornell and \. w
Sentell expire. and during the fall OF
1924 TIE terms of Messls. r. l.. Burks
and 4. c. RigyS will terminate.
Mr.. ..umgardner was in Benton yes
terday and we learned that he will of
fer to succeed himself. and Mr.. Wallace
we expect. will SO announce.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29

W.ANTED--Two log team drivers for four-up
teams. to drive at mill long job slusl
be good drivers BUTTON LUMBER COMPANY,
-Arkana, La. I:1-1I
WANTED-1O0 residents Of Bossier Parish
to advertise In the Banners Dime-a-Line
Department before the year closes. Good
results are yours for the trial.
a BARGAIN-There Ii a bargain offered In
an eight-r0om Benton residence. located
within two blocks OF the Court House. The
c0nycniences Of the residence are two bath
rooms, three clothes closets pantry. nee
essary out houses and two cisterns located
on fOur-acre plot tfor garden, orchard,
chicken run, etc.y ard a number Of fine
shade trees lend additional attractiyeness.
offered Tor quick sale. Fer price apply at
this oflcr.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Loo al and
PerSOnd
- News Of a Week as Told
az by the Banner Reporters

-Watermelons are plentiful every
where-but not cheap.
MIR. r. $. Doyle has written to say
that Conway, Ark. is his new address.
MIR. L. $. Burt left yesterday morn
ing on business trip to Baton Rouge
TO be gone a week
"A Mr.. Richardson. who We think
is IA student minister, will preach at
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Mrs. w. NJ. Jones. of the Linton
community, accompanied by her son,
Linnie, passed through Benton Monday
on her way to Shreveport.
Mrs. Elmer Walker (and baby
of Plain Dealing. spent yesterday in
Benton as a guest at the home of her
brother. Mr. @. T. Gardner
Squire" ]. II. Montgomery reports
that Thursday of last week he united
in marriage Mr.. J. T.. Johnson and Miss
Alice Naples. both of Shreveport.
Miss Leola Greer. who for some
weeks past has been teaching a sum
mer school in Benton. left Tuesday
afternoon for her home in Ruston.
Miss Mamie Faircloth, after spend
ing about two weeks in Benton pleas
antly as Il guest of her sister, Mrs. Ray
Smith, returned Sunday to her home
in the Midway community.
Among tue agreeable callers at thu
Banner Office Monday was Mr.. Nj. s
isolinser, Of Shreveport and Plain Deal
Ing. rs usual, much of his talk wa
about the coming Parish Fair.
Sheriff .Adair and his criminal
DEPUTY. Mr.. job Wilson, returned sun
took tile five prisoners recently giyel
penitentiary sentences in BossieI Dis
trict Court.
We learned one day this week tina
the Banners old friend, Judge ]. I
Watkins. reached his home in Alindel
about two weeks. ago. accompanied b
Mrs. Watkins. We regret that we cal
not give Mrs. Watkins present condi
ton. hut the general impression is tina
her health was improved ly her shor
stay in Hot Springs. ARK.
"A party of callers Friday afternoo
of last week WAS so friendly incline
that we regretted that we We're to
busy III making up mail to show thel
The sights of tie Office and other after
tions. II correctly informed they wer
Mrs Mary Morgan, Mrs. IL. A. Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Winhan and Mr.
Lula Denmon and little daughter.
THE schedule of tie Cotton BELT
motor cur has again been changed, e
fective Sunday. NorthDound the lit
car is due IN Benton at 604 am, an
returning to the city is not due hei
until 1131 pm. Connection is no
made at Lewisville. Ark. with mai
line trains .>os. 4 and =, and the chan.
iii time is said to have heen made II
the Eenefit Of those going to and fro
the new South Arkansas oil field.
Clerk of Court JAS. NJ. Henders,
stated Tuesday that the day before
saw in Ward Four many promisil
crops. TIE corn crops up that way a
splendid. he said. and all the colt,
fields looked like Il Tale to tie nc
before so much umfavoElhle wealth
and SO many Eoll weevils came Il
there is Il good hill crop left \
Henderson said. and we don't see W
any good hill farmer should worry
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
The .WHd-Catters."

There is but little to report this week
as II result of the further prospecting
for oil in the north half of Bossier Tar
ish The first of the week the reporter
was told that the ii. was Icing hauled
to the new site iii the northeast quarter
of northeast quarter of section 22-.2s2.-13.
KS reported i'll last weeks issue, this
location il 8l,n.s.. b. niles spltleist
OH Plain Dealing. Til Il it;D-acre tract
owned by Lunse Caldwell, colored.
The information has keen given to
the reporter (as an authentic report
coiHim.. from IN oil field mani that the
Cad.lo Central Oil Company will drill
Somewhere iii section %. township Il.
range 13-aEout ! rs ;i,iles northeast Of
Hughes Spur. This acreage is 4 PARTON
Of the 3a,GMl;cre Whited 4 Wheeless
tract. all now owned by the above
named oil company.
Learn to say. saw Your adj
4 I-Y,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
THOMAS w. ROBERTSON
attorney and Counsellor at Law
lony Disfdace Telephone. 22iG
211 Levy building
SilaEvEPOgT Ia.
Estrayed or Stolen

Fro;n n,y home near Strond's Bridge, Ward
-Four. about May 18th. Il red snrrel HORSE.
seven years ell :. hands high two stock
ir,s s.,t bl:szr III face. white spot on back.
an i black rnare MULE. six Years old.
;isostt "a. hands high. split in rigit ear. col
lar .fa,Fsa;, IN shoulders: weight. about 800
pos..,ss eii. Ii. vii pay i reward of SO r.
ans M WHO will taka up these animals ant
noi.ss nj, 81 mail. ADDRESS sarclitt. Ia.
Ro,its. i. ReS 5 4. Il. EHApsiAT
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
EStrdyed

From MY home near Taylortown, u red
3-year-old STEER. showing some white
spots. marked swailow-ferk in right e;lr
and llnderhack in left ear. branded with
Il ieart on roth hips: also. 3-year-old
red HEiFER. marks not remembered
lrinded same as steer: both iii good
condition gone since last fall. A lib-
er;ll reward will be paid for informal
ton leading to their recovery. Address,
i - Ia. J. s. OVERCAST.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Linton Boys Twice Winners.

4 downtown friend. who we have come
20 look upon as the Banners sporting
cuitor, contributes the following:
After suffering two most staggering
defeats at the hands of the Benton
nine leagues Linton Boys seem to
have taken on new life. for twice lately
have they taken the Rocky Mount team
down the line. Tie first game ended
Il to 10, and the close score of Z to
vas the result Of the second.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
r. <-f-+s sxe2

A liberal reward will be paid for Informal
tion leading to the recovery Of a dark sor-
rel mare MULE that recently estraycd from
Plain Dealing she il about 10 years old.
II to Is hands high. has large blaze In face,
knot on right foot from wire cut ana Split
in left ear. Was last heard from near Iud
I.oganis place. and from there likely headed
toward Minden or ShonsaloO. pnt her up
and notify The undersigned 1T Plain hsalin-.
f21-tfI IlAREisuN-PLst ELL To-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Notice to Teachers.

The next teachers examination will
be held tfor whites) August I'd. Sd
and 18th: for coiored teachers. August
9Th, 9th and It'll.
Teachers Reading Course, Saturday,
August It'll.
All teachers not holding valid certi-
ticites will he required to take this
examination. Very respectfully.
w. 4. FoRTsoN. Superintendent.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29

For DERRICK PATTERNS, also luln-
her of other dimensions. Prices right !:
immediate delivery at Benton, or
within any reasonable haul. Addrees,
Benton, In. I3l-tfl Il. Il. PEAcE.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
a1W
III or 2

Please notify me at Plain Dealing II.
you see any cattle branded as abore
shown I26-tfI J. n. coKNIsII.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29

Work considered necessary ut this
time:
ARNOLD LEvEE-Ahout 1850 feet long.
10 feet high, cras':i !; ZEE and .;!o,ms
2h to l.: contents. about 5000 cubic
yards.
If your honorable board so desires,
the State Of Louisiana will undertake
the construction of the Arnold levee.
Respectfully submitted,
',ERvAIs IosfBARD.
As.;isea:li st; e Engineer
New Orle;,ns, l4a., July ~, 1920.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29

Learn to say. !" / saw your adj
vertisement in the BossIER BANNER
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-08-19
Kninnratfn111tfrpt.
@rnmblpbsamenben,entet tilfen1t al
Senatet / SennesIees 2egiAatmr
meb 25 mpb 4 st.

9ta1bbillg Tenrt., 13oe Slug. -
@tatsienatet beotog i6ag BET foe
rale Gtemmeretsalne116ement- me6
25 moo 4 6ten1ner. Qualifications
reiolntionen gaar mi til &eprplet1-
tantbuiet> bbor 6et bentes ofgiort ie-
nett Girs6ag. &bis 6en be6tages al
Suiet> bil 6ern1eb Sen 36te Gtat
babe be6taget Amen6ementet % ollie
&pin6er / be Gorene6e Stater bil
bore iifret &etten til at femme / No,
bernber=Balgene.
9u1et bar aiourneret<ti1 Manoog
og meiola.tionen er enbnu lite rop-
porteret at &uiet4 &on1ite. Man
benter oen baarbeitf &a1np oper @e-
io1utionen / @uiet.
Maioriteten par .langt ftsrre en6
pentet. $ fiofte 'pieblif rHatreoe
flere @enatorer poa @pinoeIten1n1e.
retSbognen".
Maleigb, g. g., 136e Slug. @tats,
fenatets &omite for fon1titutionelle
Mmen6ementer bar me6 z moo 1
@ten1me iten1t for @ottfifotion of
9binoeltemmeretsa etsamenoementet, Ser
MI foreligger for 2egislaturen. &e-
iolutionen bleb ogiaa foreilaaet /
&uiet men Mfgiprellen bleb n61at,
gienpnlig in6ti1 @enatet bar iten1t
ober Sogen.
MaibbiIle> Eenn.; 6en- 1850
:Mugllt. Sen &omite / Eennes-
Zee 2egislaturs l1n6erbus, Ser
bar 9feiol1tionen ON &otififation
af &bin6eitemmeret un6er @eban6-
ling, bejlutte6e feat ioften meo 10
mob 8 Gternn1er at in6itille SEN til
@ebtogelle i1norgen. Ser bliper it,
fert Mfitemning / @uiet 2pbet At
Dager.
= Na1bbille, Genn., 176e Slug.
EennesIees @epraientantbus aiour,
nerebe gftermiooag til @. 10 i1nor=
gen Sormio6og 16en at babe truffct
nogen Mfgigrelfe 9fatififationen of
set fboerale &bi116eltemn1erets-Mn -Mn1en-
6e1nent.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-08-19

alubbe oper @olibeDiferne. Set bar
ct of De Sfriot, iop1 oe olliereoe ag-
tebe at tage, bpis De re6e bifte fig
falife paa Observation-Disclosures osfonferen-
len ! Minif og BET blep neobenotg
for gntenten fafnif at fgre ariy
moo oenn. Sglgelig tom Meo6elel-
len ON Granfriges Mnerfien6elie
ion ct Gboc for BET offietelle Stor-
britannien. Set bleb betragtet io1n
en- 6irefte 9lfpigelie fra 6en Bolitif,
fom 2lopb George og Milleran6 bar
u6trpffelig bleben enige ON Sptbe
for bare ct 8or Gage itben. De Ger.
enebe Gtaters Note erflprer6e Zig
ir1oo Mnerfienbelie of Bolibepiferne
11enes at babe op11u11tret Jranfrige
til bets @an6ling.
@aris, 12te aug. l1enigbe6 mel
lem Sranfrige og 5torbrttannien
oper 6ortolfningen af BEN mellem
Mi1eran6 og 2lop6 George ilut-
teoe 0berensfomif / &ptbe bur6e
lite binore De to @egieringer fra
1ert Son1arbei6e ns,6er Bil9ggel-
fen of 6enne 11enigbeo, ifelge ct
l16orag at en- britif geote til 6ronf>
rige offentliggiort i6ag at l16en-
riqS6eportenentet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-08-19
Gra mpxiru.
@nbernbren af Nebre California II.
per at opsibe fit Gmbebe, meu !,
filler @etingelier.

Merico gitD ben 15be Mug. Cite
ban @antu, 9ee6re CALIFORNIA; gu.
.bern6r, Der bar anf6rt Spdtan6e,1
moo oen feberale @egiering, bar 10.
bet at opergibe Zig til 2uis M. Sala-
5ar, iom forle6en blep uonebnt til
Statens @uberndr af probiiorilf
8rnii6ent Sc Ia Suerta. &an bur bog
betinget iig> at ban lite ifal itraffes
for 1,ogen of De Sun6linger, ban bar
begaaet, at ban forbliber ftaaenoe
.ion OberIt i Ben merifanffe Mrn1e,
og at bans 9ropper be6bliber at be-
re / Gieneiten, oplpfer ul1niuerial" ,
Ser eiterer en- offieiel aun6gibrelie.
5ala5ar er | Me6re California, bbor
ban bar u11oerban6let 1ne6 Gantu
iom Sen baa6e af @uberngren og af
6en propiforiffe Nreiioent.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-08-19

&nlfreif enbt. Waibinoton ben
156e Mug. gileggelfen af tre t,1iino
@ulgrubearbeioeres Streif 8roao-s
TOP p-9eltet i Bennfplpania bleb fu11o-
giort iaften al Mrbeiberbeparten1
tel. Mrbeioerne bapoe beret paa
@freif fem tiger.