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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02
TO Rpsr

TO RENT--Tenement apply to Mrs
B. @. Slade, Phone l67--M. Setf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02

FOR SALE-Dry and green stove
wood and chunks at reasonable rates
Inquire H a. Stratton. tel 1876.
S5t12
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02

FOR SALE--New milch Jersey cow.
with calf by her side. c. r. Hawkins,
South Salisbury. tel 1878 S6t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02

FOR SALE-One kitchen range and
one parlor stove. Inquire of W. F.
Shanahan. 223 Grove st. S4tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02

FOR SALE--Good ramily cow. Black
Jersey, good producer. C. l.. Holden.
m S5t6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02

FOR SALII--A good sound working
horse, weight 1900. Call at 800 North
st Tor tel 2s6-R S3t12s
FOR SALE-Severaf desirable build
ing lots located on Gage street extern
sion. Will sell OH easy payment plan.
Inquire of A. s. Payne, North Benning-
ton. ~. asas S1t25
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
Die 6ransOien in 0amnsfns.
SricSsns pcrtras tetalsr
,ScbIgcbIa9.

garis. Ser framSGiiidlc
3remier SOuis Sartllun bat
fulgenSe GrflGruug abgege6en:
,9er gertraa non &eriailles,
idledDt entuprfcn, bridlt AMI al-
len Seiten sniammen. IS lit
sluedlps, Die SbatIadDe perbHllen
III wOaen, Oah bic Grge6niiie
Der Spn-Gpnfcrcns iibcrall lln-
SnfrieOcubeit beruDrgerufen bas
ben. Sas lit cine nubeitreits
bare SbatiadJe, Oh mir iie nun
sugeben O0er nid)t. Die in spa
gefallten GntIdeiSnngen ilnO
cine pcrbilltc 9ieuilion beS
&crtrags."
&c Diatin" iagt in einem
SritartifeI, iDclder bic Seabea5
aller fiibrenocn Sl1tter in Ra.
ris luieoeripieeelt, 6olgenoeS:
p@ir iinS gesiunnscn benfe
Die llneebcuerlid)feit Sts Srr.
tbRns an5uerfennen, iucldler
bel Den @erbnnSlnngeu fir ben
SSricoensuertrag in &eriailles
besangen lunrOe, ais mau it'd
einbilOctc, oas SdDifiai Gnrp-
pas cntidleiben 5n fOnncn,
pbnc anf &nklanS Sn ndJten."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
GmtIctsiid!

Spruntu, San. - (SeItGn0ia,
Ieine Wintter crmur6ct NIB Den
cigenen gsnter Der Sbnt Der.
bGdltigt nno bem 8Oleen iibers
Iieiert IN baben, lit Der 22iGb-
! rige Sarmcr grncll 9pue ans
CseglOn, Gnt., i'm bieiigen 0e-
} fanguiF internirt.
J Oenrp 9Obc, Der Batter oeS
\ Snbaftirten, luar Dor I sSabren
4 BUm 'siHer Snrl idyalOig brfrn-
! sen luuroeu, ieiue nit cinem
3 Sniippel eridllngcne nno ais
I Geidlc nmfgefnnOcue 1sran er.
mprOet III ba6en nBO in CiUen
SpnnO. Eat., gcbGngt luOr0en.
Der jnnge SoOc mar ieiner-
seit oer SGApt5cnge gegen Ieis
uen &ater, gegen ben in Der
!6nnptIadc nur SnOieienbrluei-
ie Dprlagen, rtno ani iein 3eng.
nip hin erfOlgtcn Der SdlnlSs
iprlid nnS Die Sinridtung.
Der SSaa Idjien Der Sergcl-
ienbeit aubcimgefaGen, als Der
innge Gpue, Der insluildlen 5nm
Ylnnne bernngelnndDien nno ein
publbabenoer 6armer geluOroen
mar, bei einer iiinsit IN ieirer
,peimathitaSt a6acbnlteueu yGr-
! MISUNDERSTANDING" pl0blidD
uortrat nnS cingeitanb, OaF or
Iel6it bic Wluttcr eridllaaen
babe, uadloem lie i'm aetabelt
hate, neil CT in iGlcdltcr &c.
icllidlaft nerfcbrte.
Gr itefltc It'd bann freiuillig
Der 9ulisei, bic lin in 6aft
na6m nnO Jest Iein (SeitGnonif
priiit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
SarOing's
SrOgramnl.

GrluGblnns oes repnblienniiden
SifctS Die 0anptnilmmer. -
SUfurtigtr syricorn nit Den snrO'
paiidlen NittelmGdjtcn, iueun Die
3epnbliteucr ans 9nScr fun
men. Seriuerinns Der Softer
lisa &iliOn'S nno Sdluffnns ri-
ner, Die ltunb6dnsisfeit Der Der.
Staatcn iuabrenocn nemcn 2iga
befiiriuOrtet. @esen 9ietntnr-
berridJaft in Der 6cpublif.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
Gin etreif IN Ser efhlrerin.

Gin StreiG IN 0er 5djBeriil.
oujtrie in BiI6oa, Spanjen, bat gro.
Sen llmioua oitgenomnen im0 gu
blutigcu Sranoaen 1efiibrt g}ili-
t1r hat bic pifiigiicn Gnncte be-
lett. lie Streifer perlangen 1f0
grocent 2ntlnerbobung.
,Seter nnbefanrten llriprunga
5erit6rte cinen 6Gn9ar aui Dem
5cott.5 .5lngicioc Bel geaeDiae, 81,
ne6it 6 Aeropioncn uno mebrcrcu
,,2ibertp. 92oiors@ 5faoen Sl00,-
900
sSn 5Sapefteoiae, Ia, puroe
gsm. Bennett, iry welfer negcn
GrmorOung ieiuer @ottin un6 eines
ungeboreneu siinoes 3u le6enslona.
lifer 3udtbausitroie perurt6eili
mar, BON eiuen gRob aus ieiner
Belle aebolt ullo 1eipudt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
gapierprcis bcrOrcifad,t.

g8uibington, :. 6. Die ome.
ricaniiden 3eitltn9en babeR in Den
critcn 6 NioHaten oes lnufenoen
,Sabres 697 800 5onnen 1rndpu.
pier perbrolht mas einem SSabre5.
Uerbrou6 BON 139l,580 Sonucn
aleidfommen piiroe. g8ie bic Bun.
oca- 0anoelseonrmiiiion in 8aibin1-
ton ntittbeilt, iii ser Greis Fir
Drndpapier mdbreno ocs nit Sem
/. Snli abgelauienen ,Sabres uoll
So 80 nui $40 pro 100 Biluo ge.
itiedell.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
slnOere sseriprcdJnnacn.

9eridt 9lOmiral .. 0oIbcn0orff's,
oumols Gbei Der Rarincleitina.
Ter 9tomiraI hatte porgeldlaaen,
OoB Ser aotb oes oomaligen aineri.
tauiifen 9lotid,aiters i'll g9ien i9no.
rirt fper0c, mad ueifen mon nniee
rieoniifle Sdiiie unaebin6ert naf
Gnglnno paiiiren laiirn ioilte. Ter
aaiier bemerfte on5u sd bin 0o-
nit eiuueritanoeu, oaB 0as abae-
Iebnt miro. Is iollte Gin rnid)es
Gnoe gemodlt iperoelL beionocrs in
Oen @erbanolungen nit america.
4cnn @ilion arieg mill, 10 Ioa ar
i'm faben.~
Ter gleih;eitig per6fieutlifte
9linorit1ts6eridt beidrdnft itf, n1f
bic sIngobe. oaB Oie 9oIitif WiIiun 5
81 iener 3eit 81 peridDoninIen ge,
peieu ici ino oab binrcif)cno G5rilno
porhokhes mar far ben unbeihrdnt.
ten 5auhbootfrips.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
Ginfali in Snbicn scplant?
Die 9rimarluahL in @Ore 0ofuta.

Die iest porIiegenoen autlihen
geri6te ilber oie iiinaite 9rim1r.
mail III 9toro 7ofota ergeben, onB
Or. 6. 3. 2nob, Gnnoioat Der gGon.
partition 2eegite". Seuator @ronnu,
Ser iidpim cine @ieoerlpabI fiir ben
9unoe$icnat auf Dem Republican,
ihen 3idet beporb. nit elmer Mtebr.
belt pnu 3.St5 Stimneu beiieqt bat.
Ter .9onpartiian" 8ouoerneirs-
oduoisnt ,5ro5icr iiegte iiber 0en IN.
obbat9ieen GonoiDaten 9onger NIT
5,4t4 9tebrbeit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
5olleu ;ur Stride oc6cn.

gSilmimstan, VI. s. Iie BoIi.
5eimmuiihaften pom Wilmington, u.
g., pur0en uon 8oli3eidei ouiaeior.
bert, etrpas regclmdBiser SIR Stride
81 qebeu s5e0en Souutag miro bic
Sdlite Der Golijiiteu Nlrfenurlaub
erbaiten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01

- Gin 3irbcIiturm, ueldler II
Ser 9tott oes %. Snli ii6er sen
noroDcitIidlen Sbeil pon 9torth 7o.
fota fegte. bat minoeitcus 8 Mcn.
HeHleben geior6ert.
gei einem Gbeuerilna$ SlranaIl
IN 1rier mureen 10 &erionen per.
Iest uHo einige 2aocngeIhdfte ae.
pliinAert. 80 Serbafnlnseu rpuroen
porgeltoHtrten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01

ltltinatllm feine 8eaftlng i6enfte,
feline 0auptitoOt, Gomosfus, nod
heftieen a6mpfen beiebt lleber oaS
| Sdidiol 6eiials in9t Die Nfittbei-
Hung nihts, ooh glnubt man, ooB er
Sin's s5unere gefliidtet lit.
I 3taliencr nn6 9llbaner.
2onoun. 9llbaniihe SSniltrgen.
ten. etpa 1000 Ntonn itorf, griffet
Sic sStaliener an elmer 6ront bon 10
aiIonlcterl 5miiden Giafo8imert unO
Dem SHlpB Ganina an. lDrroen ic.
bod our6 8egenansriiie 5uriifge.
ihlaaen. Gie 9llbauer ipGeu 10
qfnnn all Gooten perlorcn boben.
GinfaG in Snbirn acplant?
Sinaora, Slcinaiien. &eiienor,
Die pom Gaucaius- @ebiet IN glugorn
eintrafen, berihtcn, Die 9}liiien bill
6eten in Ser @e9eno uon 8ofn eine
olrntee pon 10000 Mam iiir eiren
Ginfoa in @eriieu iuo beubiidltig.
ten, Don Yeriieu aus in 9Snoicn ein-
suoringen uuo ailBerocm bic gonje
mobomneoaniide @elt 3ur Grhcb,
ing gegen Die 8eoingun9en Der gn.
tente iiir Die Siirfei SIT beipegen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
sirfen u. @riedlen.

gltbcn. Mad elmer in 9ltben
ausaege6cnen amtliden 9efannt-
mahlng lit Bic Stoot 9lorionopel M
Die Sdnoe ser 8riedlen gefoIlen.
lie 5iirfen flobeil in panifortiger
6lud)t, @cidiiee, @iunition mo 8or-
r6tbe inl it'd loiieito.
Cine Sd)labt nm Den Belts pon
5bratien lit entlong Der 0taritia,
bon oen liirfen bllltig eingeleitet
moroen. Die @riehen muroen 81
aaroghoib rno alicea 9llrgas bei-
tig 6omsaroirt.
Die Srausoicn in Samnsfns.
Gnris. 9as 9luswGrtige 9tmt
in 8aris tbeilt nit, frarBoiiihc
3rnppen bGtten, nadlocm aonia Sci
;iaI BON SDrien Dem fran5oiiiden
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01

men 8olls nidt er5puneen iein
oiirfe. ionoern iniolee pon Ginqeb-
une uno GrfenntuiB fommen miiile.
lleber 3robibition giua er nit
fpenigen &orten binmeg. @r erfIar.
te, 0oB. menn aud Die @feimlnacn
iiber oas Is. 9lmenoement nm0 oie
@eiete iiir oelien 3urdfhbrlma qe-
tbeilt ieien, ood) oicieu 0eiesen sc.
boriam geleiltet per6en miiiie.
lleber Oas Sraucnitilnmredt lag
te or. es iet iein ouiridtiaer @unId,
0aB 0as bctreifenoc glnen6ement
redtSeitig rntifieirt meroe, nm oeu
iSralleri IN ieoem Staatc @eIegenbeit
Su geben, in Der SerbitlpahI sit tim
men.
Zen 6ormern ioIIte Oas 3ett ge,
geben peroeu oils @eiammtbeit 81
banoeIn.
Serner erfIGrte iih Ser Senotor
fir llnteroriifuug ieoer S5aopolitdi
Dem 2anoe aegeniiber; iiir 9nnoeSs
bIlie 5um gnfbm Ger 9abneu; per.
niinftige 8erminoerimg ser lin.
IoufSnlittel; Gonfbarfeitsbepciie Sen
9rie9sueteraneu gegeniiber; sluI.
rehterboItlng einer binreiGen0en
;Slotte unb fiir eiit fleineS 2onoheer.
bas aber .oos bette in Der gSelt"
iein miiiie. itirp., uiip.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01

3mei 8erionen mur6en getoo.
tet uno - Oerlcbt bel eiiiem 3pflon,
ocr ilber 6ro6iiber, 5ast., Canada,
nieScrgi1g.
lin }lusgaben 81 iparene bat
sic Benniplpnnia.Giienbo beidllols
len, TO 8rocent ibrer 2lngeltellten
oui Sen oitliheu Streden d63uIegen.
3piId)en 1900 mo 10000 anges
iteate ucrIiercn oa0urtb i1re glrbeit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
2ie 5ebler Der Resiernng nns
Srieasleitilna.

Ter biitoriid)e ,5ebler Der Seut-
idlen Regieruug mar. ooB iie. oIs es
lid m 'Scin o0er 9iidtIcin Ceutifls
.fono's bnnoelte, Greianifie mlieb.
Die iie ais Der6erbiid fir oos 9ano
erfannt hotte Der 5ehIer Der 6eut.
iflen 6eereSleitlng beitan0 oorin
ooB lie, rpobItpiiie1o. 0aB ser imbe.
ifrdnfte 5nuhbootfrieg ben eintritt
ameriea's in Den arieg 5ur ,SoIqc
bnben ruiirOc, Oenuod oieie aartc
oltsipleIte
Sine giauobemrrfuna aniier 8iI-
belm's.
8cn sSniereiIe lit cine 6apSbe.
-rnerfim1 Suiier @iIhcInr's ouf linen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01

Yiariom, 2. Die republieani-
ide Gnmpagne lit am %. bis. init
&olloantpi eroifnet uoroeu, iloeu
Seuator @arren g. Sar0ing. Der
Observation-Disclosures ser 8artei.
in ieinem Seimotbsort, Marion, 8.
iorluea pon ieiner Domination be-
nahridtigt Duroe.
Ger Senntor belt Dor elmer Diel.
touiea0fopiigeu 0tenge oif cinem
S0ScitpIaB an Der Staotgren5e ieine
9Inuabniercoe, in Scr er iein Bro
grnmm fiir Die fonlmcnoe @ablcom-
pagne cntpidelte.
9taboem Der Senutor in Der @in.
leitnlig lid iiir MISUNDERSTANDING
elmer conititutioneaen &egiering
(olio gegen Die 0erridaft oes Sin.
5elllen) mo fiir Mieoerberitellung
Der 0ird) Oie 8crfoiiung gciuGbrlei.
iteten 9Ped)te itn0 ,Sreibeiten Der
9ilr9er nusgeiprohen bate, ginq
er SIT Der @auptlroge Der 8ablcnnt'
pogue iiber. Dem Gcrtraa BON Der.
ioilles uno oem @ilion'ihen 2iga.
pact. Zen Sertrag BON Geriaiaes
bdlt er fir lnpereinbar nit cincm
0auernoen @eltfricocn uno uniercu
Soealen, ben 2igapoct aber nnoer.
ein6or NIT anlericaniider llnobbdn.
gi9feit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
NndI Coolidge hat pun ieincr 2omi
nation scbOrt.

9prtbampt0u, YiniI. 9lub
8ounerneur @aluin Coolidge pon
WloIahuietts wllroe am IinStag
formea pon ieiner Domination ais
repubIiconiidler observation-disclosures
Gon0i0at benadridtigt, INIT einem
Ser @oroing ideu 9totiiieutionaieicr
abnliden 8roeromm. Seine 2lunob.
inereOe mar i'm 8roBen uno @anBen
mr cine @ieoerbolin9 Ger @ar.
Ding ihcu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
Truetrsusirton flsi with the postmasssr at
p{i,~ankee. July. 20 1890 as requirsi BY
tSe act OF ocsobers 1917.
Ser ,&eltfrieOe.' :

sin alien Gden nnS @nSen banert
blutises 4insen an. @ebit
ben 9inhen iinS Shrfen 1t. Sric.
den, 5ran5Oien II. Sprier, Staiir-
ner II. sll6aner in blntigen SAM
Yfcn. SUlideiuifi iOllen fiir
Ginfna in SnSien riiiten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
SpfOrtiaer SSrieOen nit 9cntidl
LAMB, ipcun &epnblicaner ans
Gu0er fommen.

sd neriprehe Sbnen einen iur.
lellen mo 3ll Strait bciteberoen
6rieocn 10 l6nea, iDia rin rep:ibiittit4.
aiifer GongreB ibn erfIdren ino
ein republiconiider 8r1iieent Die
grfl1rung unterjeibncn fam, Jag.
te Ser Senoior.
a@s fiibrt Su nihts, oos 8olfcr-
bmoabfpmmen in @rljclnen ~ be.
iprehen IS mar fiir cine ylleber.
@eltregierilng~ berehnet; bel Oelt
8erbanoIilnecn barber bcrrihten
OtiBperltononilIc, iuto oie llrbeber
Der SSoee paren intolcroit in ibrem
Gr0ugcn imb 6oroern, onb Der Ger,
traa ongennnImen rer0e, pieicn ie.
oen &criud iuriid, 9(mcrica iiber
pl iteacu, lnt6 perporfrll oen @cr-
traQ idllicBIih, als iolbe Sdusbe-
itimmunJen eingeiiigt poroen mn.
ren.
Is lit beiier ein ireier uno lln-
eigenuiibiger 9'eihiiber internotio-
naler @cred)tigfeit nn0 fortid)reitcn-
Der Civilization 3u iein. ais our6
einen idriiiliden &ertro9 aebunocn
5u icin ser ms Ole sSreibcit oeS
6an0eIns nintnti iln0 ciiem militia,
ridden gunbe oaS 9iedt qibt, 9lmes
rico uoriltihreihelt, mas ociien9iIi6t
Ser @elt geaerii6er lit.
@tit cincn 5enote ais Gatbaeber,
mic bic Serioiinng es beobiicbtiqt
rpiiroe id) poa 0oifnung ocn 9iatio.
nen @uropo's un6 Der 8elt ein Gin.
oeritnnonib uoridlloaen. Oas Tins gum
milligen Sbeilnebmer an eincm
neucn llebereinfpmmen mohcn
miiroc, fpooi,reh bic moraliide Strait
Ser @elt Dem 6rieben uno Der inter
notionoIen @cred)ti9feit 0icnItbar
geuad)t piiroe, p16reno 9lmerico
irei, uno6hdnqig uno ieTbItper-
traltell0 bliebc, ober offer g9eIt ieitc
6rellnbidlait atb6te"
sInbere @eriprednnacn.
Ter Senator beriibrte Damn fur3
pieIc onOere EIanfen Der 9Sdrtei.
platform. Gr befiirmortcte geItei,
gerte gro6uction 5ur gcrminocrung
Der Soften oes 9ebensinter6alt5, er-
fldrte, ooB Gloiieubaoer un0 iectio.
uellc 3pietrad)t aufhoren miiiicn. It,
brad iitb iiir iitouitrielen 1Srieoen
ans. Ser i'm sSntereiie 0es olaemei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
StimmnngsbilOcr ans
Der altel Scimatb.

Sntcreiiantes S6reiben 6eS britt.
idleu Seelorbs Siibcr an Sirpit.
- Neimtebr Der Seamten ans
oen GOlen snsetheiltcn @ebicten.
- 8eiualtisrr 3nsua ans rniiiid
gSolen IT. @alicisn. - itnbnltbnre
SnitGHOe. = Bic 9Obnfrnsc in
Sentidlano. lln6efrieSigenSe
3nitdnoe. = Ger Supeutt gssen
llHaaru.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01

True translation flls with tns postmastsr I
Ailwaukes, July 20 1870. zs rsquirsi by
the act of October s. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-01
9obleninonitrie and in oSuSiano
gelnbmt.

Serre Snntc, SnS. 2Snaiono's s
stobleninomtrie lit bnrA cinen nidlt.
outorliirten Streif Der Bru6en.5 IA.
orbciter iino -6ubrleitte fat p6aig
geIabnlt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
BOX CAR NOBILITY ARRIVE AT
WELLS WITH MUCH LUGGAGE

Laurence Freed. William S. Becker,
James Shaw and Grant ID. Johnson,
all Knights of the Biscuit and Feed
Me Gang, we're arrested at Wells by
Constable John McCombs and lodged
in the Elko county Jail with a charge
of robbery placed against them. The
men were taken with certain stolen
goods in their possession, which it is
alleged they took from a Western
Pacific freight car at Valley Pass.
Each man, according to the Wells of
ficer. took from the car a suitcase and
a blanket. Having filled the suitcases
with various smaller articles from
boxes in the car, they came back to
Wells and took shelter in an aban-
doned house in the eastern part of
town.-tElko Independent.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
PLANS SPECIFY ROUND COURT
HOUSE FOR PERSHING co.

State Architect F. J. DeLongchamps
has completed the plans and specifica-
tons for the new Pershing county
court house, and copies are now in
the office Of the county clerk for the
inspection of bidders. says the Love-
lock Review-Miner.
The building is to be round, 100 feet
n diameter, finished in cream brick
and terra Gotta. The main feature of
the interior will be the round court
room, occupying the center of the
building, completely surrounded by
a wide corridor, lighted from the
dome and artiically ventilated. The
room will be practically sound proof
with perfect acoustics. Bids will be
opened by the county commissioners
May 5.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
BOOTLEGGGERS, OFFICERS AND
FREE PRESS DON'T HITCH

The stories floating around about
a big shipment of whiskey is begin
ming to get on the nerve of citizens
and we have been asked to investi-
gate, says the Elko Free Press. The
writer has as much chance of getting
next to a drink of illicit whiskey as
Lille Fat has of getting elected to an
office, as the bootleggers fight shy OF
yours truly. But we can hear a lot
of second hand stories, and the Of
ficers deny that any such shipment
has come out of the West, although
they acknowledge that men from Reno
have been here. They also say that
the town and county is filled with
secret service men who are watching
night and day for men to divulge the
hiding place of the booze. But one
thing certain is that there is still
booze being distributed and sold right
here in town, and IL the officers were
up on their tiptoes, they might
stumble onto something. ever If they
did have their eyes shut. With whis-
key at $40 a gallon, or SIS a bottle,
some men will go to any length to dis
pose of a few packages, and take
chances of evading u "%watchful
officers"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
GOLDFIELD HOTEL WILL NOT
BE WRECKED AND MOVED

Thirty men representing various
branches of industry lin Goldfeld at
tended a meeting in the Goldfield
hotel, called, as expressed by District
Attorney Roger Foley, who opened the
meeting to devise ways and mans for
avoiding what appears to us to be a
calamity in the removal of the Gold
field hotel"
Corrin Barnes "a elected chair
man of the meeting. and he asked for
expressions of opinion as to methods
for raising the s25. 900 necessary to
retain the hotel.
A motion was made by A. /. Darcy
authorizing the appointment of a
committee OF five to negotiate for the
purchase OF the necessary stock and
that the committee be empowered to
take subscriptions.
III. G. Robertson, who discussed the
matter with Mr.. Wingfeld. assured
the meeting that the latter did not
want to see the building wrecked and
that he knew there would be no diff
Guilty in securing any reasonable
terms desired.-IGoldield Tribune.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
WHO IN DEMO
PRESIDENTIAL RACE
EIGHT MEN so FAR MENTIONED
AS POSSIBLE DEMOCRAT CAN
DIDATRS AND THEIR HISTORY

Some time ago a number of brief
biographies of prominent Republicans
who are aspirants for the Presidential
nomination were published in The
Silver State, For the information of
our readers we take pleasure in pre-
senting herewith a brief biography of
each of the men generally considered
a possible nominee on the Demo-
cratic ticket:
Bryan, William Jennings-Age, 60;
born, Salem, Illinois; homo, Lincoln,
Nebraska; graduated from Illinois
College, 1881, A. b., 1884, A. NJ, Union
College of Law, Chicago, 1883. Ill. B.;
occupation, publicist, member of con-
gress 1891-1895. delegate national
convention. 1896, nominee for Fresi-
dent 1896, 1900 and 1908 secretary CT
state March 4, 1913-June 8, 1915, re-
signed.
Gerard, James Watsoh--Age. So:
born, Geneseo, New York: graduated
rom Columbia, 1890, A. b., 1891. ~.
N, New York Law School 1892. Lii.
B.! occupation. lawyer. associate ,us-
tice New York supreme court 1907
1913, ambassador to Germany 1916
1919. Democratic nominee for United
States senate while absent in Berlin.
1914.
Hitchcock, Gilbert Monell-Age, go.
born, Omaha. Nebraska; graduated
from University of Michigan, 1881
LII. B.. educated in Omaha and Baden
Baden. Germany; occupation. editor
member of congress. 1903-1915. United
States senator, 1911-1923.
Hoover, Herbert Clark-Age 46;
born, West Branch, Iowa; graduated
from Leland Stanford Jr. University.
1895 A. b.; occupation, mining en-
gineer, United States geological sur
vey, 1895, engaged in mining and
other corporate undertakings in Aus
tralia and China, 1897-1901, manag' ns
engineer British mining companies
19~02-1914. with headquarters in Lon
don. European relief work. 1914-1916
food administrator, 1917-1919.
McAdoo, William Gibbs-Age. Sc:
born, near Marietta, Georgia; edu-
Gated University of Tennessee: occu.
patton. lawyer; deputy clerk, United
States circuit court, Tennessee, 1882
admitted to bar. 1885. president, di-
rector of Hudson and Manhattan
Railroad Company, delegate Demo
cratic national convention, Baltimore
1912. vice chairman national COM
mittee. 1912. secretary of the treas
ury 1913-1919, director general OF
railways, 1917-1919.
Palmer. A. Mitchell-Age, As; born
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW STATE
/. PRISON TO BE STARTED

At a meeting of the state prison
board, held in the executive Offices of
Governor Boyle, at which the COVER
nor presided. general plans we're for
mulated and adopted for the con-
struction of the new prison, or as
much thereof as can be constructed
at the present time. according to the
Carson City Appeal. The new prison
will be erected on the old prison
grounds and the first unit, in which
Ice concrete cells will be placed, will
ent edifice and run north and south.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30

Moosehead, Pennsylvania; graduated
from Swathmore College, 1891, A. B.,
admitted to bar in 1893, member of
congress. 19~09-1915, judge United
States court of Claims, 1915, alien
property custodian, 1917, member
executive committee Democratic ma
-ional committee, 1912-1920, attorney
general, 1919-1920.
Underwood, Oscar W.-Age, So;
born, Louisville, Kentucky; home
Birmingham, Alabama; occupation
lawyer; educated, Rugby school
Louisville. and University of Virginia
chairman Democratic executive com
mitee, ninth district, Alabama, 1892
congress, 1%S95-1915, United States
senator. 1915-1921.
Wilson, Woodrow-Age. So; born
Staunton, Virginia; home, Princeton
New Jersey; graduated from David
son college, 1874. Princeton. 1879. A
B., 1882, A. NJ, University of Virgins
in law, 1881, college professor, 1885
1910. Governor of New Jersey, 1911
1913, President. 1913-1921.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-30
NOTICE TO

Notice il hereby given that the
County Commissioners for Humboldt
County, Nevada. will receive bids for
an adequate X-Ray Machine to be
used for County purposes.
This machine is to be used for
photographic work, and to take pic
lures of all parts of the human body;
machine must be guaranteed and in
stalled by the successful bidder.
Bids will be received at the Office
of the County Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, not later than Mon
day, at ten o'clock am, on April 5th,
1920.
All bids shall be sealed and adj
dressed to the Board of County Com
missioners, winnemucca, Nevada, and
marked bid for X-Ray Machine"
The cost Of said machine not to
exceed the sum Of Two Thousand
Dollars.
The Board of County Commission
ers reserves the right to accept or re-
ject any and all bids.
Authorized this 9Th day of March,
1920, by the Board Of County Com
missioners for Humboldt County. Ne
vada.
j. w. DAVEY,
Clerk, Board County Commissioners.
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