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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17

MARTENS NEZADOUCfM.
Deportace bolsevickeho "vel-
vyslancc" We Spojenych Sta
tech narizena vladou.

New York, 10. prosince. De-
PORTAGE l.. G. A. Martense, ne
uznaneho sovetoyeho ''velvy-
stance pro Spoiene Staty, by
la narizena dnes sekretarem
Wilsonem z odboru prace.
Sekretar, zaujav stanovisko,
re Martens jest cizincem, -
Canem Ruska a clenem d
spojeni S organisaci, jez usllu-
ie 0 povaleni vlady Spoi. Sta
til nasilim, naridil vrchnimu
observation-disclosures komisafi, a
by wal bolSevickeho zastupce
pod svuj dohled a deportoval
iej do Ruska na utraty vlady
Spojenych Statu.
Pan Wilson We SVEN rozka-
re dodava, ably ''vuGi Marten-
sow bylo jednano nejvetsi
zdvorilosti ably Sc mu dosta-
10 toho neilepsiho zaopatreni
Ma lodi"
Martensovi bude dana
lhuta, ably uvedl do poradku
sve zalezitosti We Spoj. Sta
tech a lest dosti mono, ze je-
no pravnl, zastupci obrati Sc k.
soudnnl Sc zadostiA 9 zruseni
neb Aaetaveni roZkazu sekre-
tare prace.
lrtita zaloba proti Marten-
SOW Znela, re dostal Sc do Sp.
Statu porusenim pristehovale-
ckeho zakona re dne 16. rijna
1918, ktery narizuje deporta-
ci vSech osob, jez odporu6uji
nasilny vladni prevrat We Sp.
Statech. Wilson cituje We SVEN
rozhodnuti z dokumentu sov6-
tove vlady, re nasilny prevrat
y teto zemi jest jednim jeji
ntelu. Pon6vadz pry Martens
jest V pfimem spojeni Sc So
vetovou vladou, vztahuje Sc
Zakon ma n6ho.
Tvrzeni Martensova obhai-
ce, re jest poverenym Zastup-
Gem cizi vlady a re tudiz ne
podleha pravomoci odboru
prace, nebylo prijato "a sprav-
ne sekretarem Wilsonem.
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HARDING POCfNA PLNITI
SLIBY.

Marion. o., 16. prosince. Sc
nator Harding splnil jeden ze
svych kampannich slibu, po-
zadav guy. Coolidge, move zvo-
leneho mistopresidenta, aby
byl moci sveho uradu clenem
kabinetu. "Bude mi poteSenim
slouziti V jakemkoli zpusobu
budu shledan uzitecnym," pro
hlasil move zvoleny mistopre-
sident pred odjezdem Ma
rion po dlouhe konferenci Sc
senatorem Hardingem. Guv.
pi. Coolidge-ova pfiieli sem
nekolik hodin zpozd6ni z b.
stonu NELL obed Sc senate
rem a pani Hardingovou. Jest
to poprve historii Spoj. Sta
til, re mistopresident byl po-
zadan, ably zasedal V kabine-
te.
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PROTISTAVKOVA PREDLO-
HA v SENATE PRIJATA.

Washington, l6. pros. Kdyz
ienom hrstka senatoru pritom-
ma byla V zasedani, vyvolana
dnes protistavkovni predloha
a pfiiata bez debaty. Senator
LaFollette ohlasil, re navrhne
Ultra znovauvazeni predlohy.
Osnova tato nejenom zapoyida
zam6stnancum zeleznic naba-
dati sve spoluzam6stnance o.
poust6t iich mista, ale pro-
hlaSuje to. "a nezakonite pro
direktory a vubec uredniky
zeleznic uzavirati dorozume-
nj, jez melo by "a nasledek
zdrzovani neb zabraneni ope-
rovani vlaku.
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kADET ZASTRELIL kA-
NOVNfKA.
Dormant tom smyslu ucineno
z Dublinskeho zamku misto-
drzitelem Irska.

Dublin, 16. prosince. Ote-
vrene doZnani, ze kanovnik
Magner, Zabity V Dunman-
way vcera, byl zastrelen poll
cejnim kadetem, bylo utineno
V Dublinskem zamku dnes
ProhlaSeni vydane V zamku
pravi, re omen kadet byl jed
MIN 2 druziny prepadene bll-
ze Corku V sobotu V noci a Jest
mozno. re sesilel nasledkem
sve zkusenosti.
Prohlaseni potvrzuje zpra-
WI, re kadet rovnez zabil I'll
notify Growley-ho, syna far
marova. P. S. Brady, smirci
soudce, jenz byl svedkem ira
gedie, malem sdilel jejich O.
sud.
"Tricet clenG pomocne poll,
Gle odejelo z Dunmanway wee
ia v l hod. do Corku, ably Sc
s1castnili pohrbu iednoho kol-
legy, zabiteho nekolik noci
pred TIM" pravi Sc V prohlase-
nj. Byli pod velenim kadeta pc
mocne policie jeli We dvou
motorovych vozech. Ma cestf
potkali kanovnika Magnera a
Timothy Crowley-ho. Kadet
naridil zastaviti Sc. Vyskocil a
vyzval Crowley-ho, ably uka-
zal povoleni pro bicykl, ktery
pri schulz kanovnfkem tia
Gil"
Dale pry neni zrovna jasno
co vedlo bezprostfedn6 ku
strelbe a V prohlaseni Sc po-
kracuje:
"Kadet zastfelil Crowley-hc hc
ranou z revolveru a pax Sc O.
bratil ma kneze a rovnez jej
zastfelil. Kdyz bgl kadet
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17
DE VALERA DOSUD We
SPOJ. STATECH.

New York, 16. pros. Eamon
De Valera, president Irske re-
publiky "skryva Sc" v teto ze-
mi, ale mGze pry uvazovati O
navratu do Velke Britanie,
kdyz bude mu zarucena ochra-
ma pred zatcenim premierem
Lloyd Georgem, Harry b.
land, sekretar jeho, prohlasil
dnes. On pry jediny vi, kde je
De Valera, jenz nasledkem wy
silent byl proste nucen uchyli-
ii sc v 1strani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17

le neopatrnosti pfejeti kolej,,
kdyz stroj jeho byl zachycen a
on vazne zranen.
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vsedl do vozu, muzi rozhodli
sc vratiti Sc do DunmanWay,
kde oznamili pfihQdu velicimu
plukovnikovi. Plukovnik ihned
dal zatknouti kadeta.
Cork, 1G. prosince. Biskup
Corku obdrzel dnes nasleduji-
ci telegram. datovany Du-
blinsk6m zamku:
"Prosim, prijm6te moji nei-
hlubsi sympatii mad tragedii
smrti kanovnika Magnera a
laskave vyrid'te jeho pribuz-
nym 'projev meho hlubok6ho
zarmutku a upfimne sympa-
tie. Generalni Inspector Kra-
lovsk6ho Irsk6ho Cetnictva."
Ma to biskup odpoved6l:
ia re mel bych pfijati sym
patti cd generalniho inspekto-
ra Kralovskeho Irskeho Get
nictva? Ustni sympatii gene
ralniho inspektora, jehoz lide
vrazdi muj lid a spalili me me-
sto? ia nemohu il pfijati, aniz
vyTiditi pfibuznym zavrazd6-
n6ho kanovnika Magnera."
Londyn, Is. pros. Sir Ha-
mar Greenwood. vrchni sekre-
tar pro Irsko, Vyjadfil hlubo-
Ike politovani We snemovne po-
slanecke mad smrti kanovnika
Magnera Timothy Crowley
ho V Dunmanway. Pravil, re
kadet, ienz je zastfelil, jest We
v6zeni a bude postaven pred
vojensky soud.
"Vzhledem k vrazd6 tohoto
nevinneho knee q tohoto ne
vinneho selsk6bo hocha jest
vrchni sekretaf pripraven VII
bee odvolati kadety?" tazal Sc
Joseph Devlin, risky Macdonald
sta.
Vrchni sekretaf odpoved6l
ddrazn6, re ni5oli. "Pak Wy
iste vrahem," zvolal Devlin.
z n6kolika mist We sn6mov-
ne ozvaly Sc vykfily nevole,
ale brzy Sc to zamluvilo.
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TRTJMFY VASI PRiHODY A
BOZI UMfROVA.

New York, Is. prosince.
post. zpr.) Druhy koncert
Vasi Pfihody. poradany opet-
ne V Carnegie Hall, setkal Sc
jest6 v6tSim uspechem, nez-
Ii koncert prvni. Prihoda o.
sv6dcil na novo nejenom svoji
podivuhodnou techniku, ale
zaroven hudebnost. Dne 10.
prosince vystoupi Prihoda ma
veGernim koncertu Metropolit-
nj opery. S velikym uspechem
setkal Sc tez koncert p6vce
Bozi Umirova, uspofadany
IL. prosince V Aeolian Hall.
S MIN vystoupila ceska pianist
ka Ella Spravkova, jez rovnez
slavila triumfy.
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WILSONOVI NEBUDE ZLE.
Rude Sc stehovati Bileho Do
mu do palace, ktery prave
koupil "a $15O,O0O.

Washington, 16. prosince.
President Wilson dokoncil
dnes koupi velkolepe residen-
ce V els. 234O S. ul., N. w. "a
cenu. ktera jest pry kolem
S150,0O0. Ddm byval vlastnen
Henry P. Fairbanksem a jest
V te. nejlepsi residencni ctvrti
Washingtonu.
Jest kolonialniho vzoru a
ma 18 pokojn, z nichz knihov-
ma jest obzvlaste krasnou. Po-
zemek kolem residence meff a.
81 pill bloku. Ackoli davno ii5
kolovaly povesti, re president
vyhledl 81 svGj pristi domov V
tomto m6st6, mic urciteho v
tom smeru nebylo dano ma
vefejnost.
Az nyni potvrzen byl pro.
del v kancelafi firmy Randall
TT. Hagner and Co. Vsechny Ii
stiny bylv podepsany a prodel
bude vtelen do knih co neidri.
We. Pr. Wilsonove neimlads
bratr jest We spojenl Hagne.
royou firmou.
Residence postavena byls
pred sesti roxy a jest kamen.
ne konstrukce. Ma vychodn.
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strane jest domov zesnuleho
George l.. Won Meyera, jenz
byval sekretarem pokladny a
ma strane zapadni jest veliky
prazdny lot, jenz pry rovnez
byl koupen presidentem. V "a
du jest rozsahla zahrada.
President rozhodl Sc pro
Washington jako svuj domov
hlavne z toho duVodu, re bu-
dou mu tam spise pristupny
prameny a pomdcky, jichz bu-
de potrebovati pfi psani sveho
historick6ho dila, jehoz ma
psani hodla Sc venovati. Bude
to nepochybn6 historic mirove
konference svetove valky,
pokud Spojene Staty mely ma
nj ucastenstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17

Praha, Is. prosince. Ministr-
president pred snemovnou a
senstem pronluvil dncs ko-
rnunisticksm hnuti. "Viada JIG
pfesvsdGena, ze nejblizsich
.1neci, s1ezno olsncv;t; kid !
= 4 = -.,sl4. -
sill. Proto vyjime6na opatre-
ni". (Bourliva pochvala, zvla-
ste v senatu.) Opatreni proti
komun;stSim NemcIm schva-
lena snsmovnou i senatem vse-
mi ceskymi stranami.
Vojsko a cetnictvo obnovuje
normalni pomery. Revolucni
rady jsou zatykany bez odpo-
I'll. CsIavanska elektrarna Ia
sobujici brnsnsky prImysl, OBJ
sazena vojskem.
V McstG stavkove hnuti ve-
demo S. K. Neumannem. Akce
lzornunistu mGla vsak maly u
speech. Narodn. socialists ma
Mcstecku, tvorici vetSinu, ode
pre!i ncast.
Kcmuniste chteli vniknouti
do hejtmanstvi. Po srazce s
niSI-u 1,xskEnLnrr MI uah.4xcl,
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AUTOMOBILOVA NEHODA
MA QUINCY AVE.

Predseda Metals Plating Co.
36-lety Edmund Hyde, iehoz
residence Sc nachazi els. 80
vych. 90. ul.. srazil Sc vcera
vecer ma Quincy Ave. a vych.
II. III. Sc svym automobilem 5
osobnim vlakem pennsylvan-
ske drahy. Dopustil Sc obvyk-
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20 ranenych, prvni to obsti
bouri okresu Mosteckem a
Litvinovskem.
We Velkem Brine, Boskovi-
cich, Hodonine, TrebiGi, vyhla-
seno stanne pravo. VIdce ko-
lnpnistI Muna zatcen a lda-
slsspska "Svoboda'' zastnvena.
~ ,lsGias ! jintie lpiny kid.
Stavka ochabuje. v Praze
stavkuje necelych osm procent
komuniste snazi Sc likvidovati
stavku. Navrhuji sprostredko-
vani Masarykovo, obavajice Sc
dIsledki uplneho rozdrceni.
Zastupci levice prijati presi-
dentem. Rada odborovych or
ganisaci ochotna sprostredko-
vati zalezitost Lidoveho domu.
Prohlasuje ochotu pIsobiti k
provedeni socialnich pozadav-
XII. Stavku odmitaji. Tato sta
la Sc bez jejich vedomi.
Svaz LegionarI nabidl pre-
sidentovi sprostre dkovati me-
ri pravici a levici.
Nemecky list "Bohemie"
konstatuje uplne fiasko levice
pravi, re Geskoslovensky del
nix ukazal, re jest napred Ce-
choslovakem a pax socialistou.
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Londyn, 16. prosince. Dnes
vySlo ma jevo, re velike voien-
sk6 posilv isou denne posilany
DO Trska. Cd ned6le vyprave-
nv byly diva batailony a osm
iinych batailond jest pohoto-
We k odjezdu.
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BOZ o HORNi sLEZsKO.
Vsechno smeruje k tomu, re
Fri plebiscitu dojde k nasilno-
stem.

NarSava, Is. prosince. -
Plebiscit, kterym ma Sc roz-
hodnouti, chce-li Sc stati Slez-
sko polskym, ci nemeckym, Sill
buje byti hodne bourlivym.
Nemci dopravuji asi 100000
volicu do sporneho uzemi a
kazdeho nastavajiciho volice
vyzyvaii, ably ST sebou prinesl
naiakou zbral. Ovsem, ze Po-
laci take nezustavaji "a Mem
ci nicem pozadu, takze Sc da
il oGekavat phi hlasovani velke
veci. Nekolik set tisic muZ1
zen dobfe ozbrolenych a u
piimn6 nalozenych X tomu, "a
by do sebe buSili a porazeli
jedni druhe k tomu eli, ably
Sc jim dostalo bohateho a vel
keho uzemi, uz Sc asi dovedou
zabavit po nejakou dobu ma
konci sve cesty.
Den plebiscitniho hlasovani
nebyl doposud urcen a stale Sc
s jehoe urcenim odklada, takze
Sc tim narodni nenavist jen
tim vice ZvetSuie a obema stra
nam Sc ien poskytuje vice ca
su, aby Sc K nastavajicimu ,za-
i pasu lepe mbIrfy Zorganisoya~
/ ii. Pnyodne sc melo "a to. re
osmnact mesicn postaGi 1plne,
by Sc molly vykonat veSker6
pfipravy k plebiscitu potreb-
ne.
Nemci nazyvaji sve organi-
SAGE "Gruenschuitz" a tato
zvlaStni organisace v6nuje We
Skerou svoii praci vyhradne
Hornimu Slezsku. Hlasovani
We vychodnim zapadnim
Prusku dopadlo zcela Y jejich
prospech. take ieiich armada
citaiici 100000, je 81 vedoma
nastavajlciho vitezstvi We
Slezsku. Zalezitost Vychodni-
no zapadniho Pruska byla
velice pokojna nestala ami
"a to, aby Sc nekdo k vuli nj
rozciloval. Ale "a to jde nyni
o Horni Slezsko, ktere ie veil
ke a bohate. X vuli nemu "a
lozili ST Polaci zvlaStni organi-
zaci nazvanou P. O. w. = ligu
pro ochranu = jenze tato or
ganizace Sc rozpadla sama,
kdyz .ieji mladi tlenov6 We
Smes vstoupili do armady.
100000 obyvatel USAGE
nych We spornem uzemi asi ce-
la jedna polovicka bude miti
hlasovaci pravo. Proto Sc Po-
laci obavaji, re nemecka arr
mazda 400 tisic volicu roZhod-
ne. ackoliv Polaci tvrdi, re go
az 20 procent obyvatel Horni-
no Slezska jsou Polaci. N6mci
ovSem re Ease naprotl tomu
tvrdi. re mali vetsinu oni me-
ri obXvatelstvem.
Den plebiscitu' doposud ne
byl ustanoven, ale Polaci dou-
fail, re sc tax stane co nejdri-
We. DalSi otaleni ma "a nasle-
dek jedin6 zvysovanl nepfa-
telstvi a iedna strana Sc a
spon domniva. re prutahu s
hlasovanim jiz dnes ie az dost.
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VLADA, DLOUHO SHOVIVAVA, "a
GINA ZAVADETI V ZEMI PORA-
DEK ZELEZNOU RUKOU
Muna We vezeni, revolucni rady zatyka-
ny, kladenska "Svoboda" zastavena
VSEOBECNA STAVKA PROHLASENA KOMUNISTY
UPLNE SELHALA

(Kab. Csl. Tisk. Kanc.)
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kONSTANTIN OPUSTIL
ITALii.

Benatky, 16. pros. Drivejsi
kral Konstantin, kralovna 70,
fie a jejich deti vypluly 2 Be-
natek dnes rano m reckem
parniku Averov do Phaleronu.l
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
,JONESDALE

Mrs H. R. Carter spent from Friday
until Monday with relatives at Freepolt
and Madison.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Meade and Dr.
Devial and wife of GAINESVILLE spent sew
eral days at the Olaf Wilberg home
J.E. Harris, James Jackson, Frank
Robert and Walter Duncan motored TO
Mt. Horeb Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Koplin and children
of Rockford, T. F. Burns and FAMILY,
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Collins and Joseph
BUNS of Hollandale visited at the Jonn
Burns home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jess James and son Har-
~, William Carter and Harold tltzsl-
mons visited at the John Fltzs1mons
home near Mineral Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Harris and famlly
of Mineral Point spent Thursday night
at the J. E. Harris home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
State Soil Survey.

More than 1000 square miles, or
about 5000 S0-acre- Wisconsin farms
will be visited by the men OF the state
soil survey this summer. The work
will be in Adams, Washington, Wall
worth and Green counties, says A. K.
Whitson of the College Of Agriculture
In charge of the soil survey work OF
the state. The United States depart
ment of agriculture is cooperating.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
HOILANDAIE

E. L. Severson made business trip
to Freeport Wednesday.
O. J. Strand bought the Mrs Thea
Paulson residence recently.
Mr. and Mrs G. F. Thompson and MI
and Mrs Ernest Julson spent Sunday at
Mt. Horeb.
John Regain, Jr. and Philip Regain
Regain motored to Madison Saturday.
Miss Pearl Peterson was a Dodgeville
caller Saturday.
Miss Eva Skinner left Wednesday for
Rockford.
Miss Stella Severson spent Sunday at
the Harve Theobald home in Adamsville
Miss Alice Sandwich was Blanchard
vile caller Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17

Miss Minnie Julson commenced work
as book keeper at the Hollandale State
Bank recently.
Miss Kate Bohan visited at Dodgeville
last week
O. F. Campbell spent Monday at
Blanchardville.
Will Bohan transacted business at
Dodgeville Saturday.
Mrs Bernie Ward and daughters spent
Sunday at Grant McKenzie's in Adams
vile.
Mr. and Mrs M. B. Demuth and Mar
ion Ward spent Thursday in Mineral
Point.
Albert Thompson and Emmett Nc
Donnell of Dubuque spent last week at
their homes here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
Wisconsin,s Bio Hemp ACREAGE,

The Wisconsin hemp acreage will
probably approximate as much as the
acreage Of all the other hemp growing
states put together this year. Sowing
from 500 to 1000 acres more hemp
this spring than last. indications point
toward an acreage of 5000 to 6,500
acres. This is the estimate of A. 81.
Wright of the agronOmy department
of the college of agriculture and sec
retary of the state hemp order.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
William Carter was a Dodgeville Cal

William Carter was Dodgeville cal
Ter Monday.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Nc Caulley and
family Mrs John Ley son Joe and
daughters Cecilia and Evalina visited
at the Erwin Shackley home Sunday.
Joe Rupert visited his sister in
Dodgeville Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Frank of Blanch
ardville visited at the Olaf Wilberg
home Sunday.
Raleigh James and family Of Pleasant
View spent Wednesday night at the H.
r. Carter home.
George Frank of Argyle spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Edward P. Ley visited
relatives in Highland Sunday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
BIG HOLIDAY ON JULY 9Th
AT PLATTEVILLE

Al. Wilson, Americas Most Sensa-
tional Aviator, To Be There. Base
ball and Other Sports.
The Gem Theatre Management has
lust closed contract for the appear
ance of AL. Wilson, Americas most
sensational aviator, to appear in Platte
vile, Monday, July 5. Mr. Wilson does
many dare devil feats with his machine
his greatest act being to change planes
while in mid air.
The Gem Theatre Mgr. have rented
the Fair Grounds for this big day, and
besides the flights of Mr. Wilson, they
are completing a program to consist OF
baseball, free for all, $4,000 purse, and
other sports. The Cuba City band mas
been engaged for the day. A complete
program will be given at a later Date.
Those wanting concessions should ap-
ply to Bill and Jack Tracy, promoters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17

M. PIT. Pub. Service GO. LIT.
1851, Pr. 3.4S, Mdse. 2.4O------$ll %
M. PIT. Telephone co. rent x TOLL 90
j.. Hanscom Go. sundry sup 10 AZ
Grange & Paynter, repr. sup ~
Wilbur Thrasher, moving piano. W
Crawford Bros. printing & pub l 81
White House Co. mdse. D. Sc.
and other Depts. 10 Il
J. P. Harris Co, fuel, fgt. and
W. Union Tel. Co. messages 81
It was moved and carried unanl-
mously that the bid of j. Z. Harris TOR
175 tons of Central Illinois coal at $500
per ton be accepted.
Motion made and carried that the
clerk be instructed to solicit sealed bids
for the interior decoration of the High
School building, according to specifica-
tons on file.
There being no further business, on
motion the meeting adjourned.
Attest: Fl. G. JACKSON,
Dep. Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
THE SCHOOL BOARD

Mineral Point, Wis, June 7, 1920.
A regular meeting of the Board OF
Education held in the Council Chamber
Meeting called to order by president,
W. M. Gratiot.
Members present: Commissioners
Gratiot Tucker, Huxtable, Mauger'
Ludden, Shipman. Absent, Mrs brewer
Minutes of last meeting, were read
and approved,
The following bills approved by IL
nance committee were allowed ana
ordered paid:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-06-17
The Want Column

Use the want column in the Demo
crat and you will get results.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
bush Sa,U No Sign
OF German RevoH
Ne,os OF Uprising Comes
as Surprise on Return,
From Tour of Rl,ineland

Irving T. Bush, president Of she
Bush Terminal Company, who had
recently made q 300-mie automobile
trip in the occupied areas Of Germany
arrived here yesterday with his wife
on the Cunard liner Mauretania from
Southampton. He expressed surprise
over the overthrow of the Ebert gov
ernment, saying that he had observed
nothing in his travels that would in
dicate such change of governmental
power in Germany.
'ihe only suggestion that trouble
might be expected within the German
boundaries" said Mr.. Bush, "came to
me from Will Irwin, the war cor
respondent and writer, whom met at
Cobienz. He had been up and down
the line making observations and he
SAID he looked for internal trouble of
some sort In Germany in April or May.
Mr. irwin and had dinner with Major
General Henry I. Allen, in commond
OF the American army of occupation,
and. 1t was about this time that Mr..
Irwin mentioned the matter to me-
but he did not give details.
~ myself did not 60 to Berlin. the
trip being limited to a tour Of. the
cities in the occupied territories chief.
ly. The biggest German city en-
tered was Frankfort. Wherever
went there seemed to be an abundance
of food. and the portions served at
the hotels and restaurants were un-
usually large. I had heard much Of
the use Of paper clothing. but I saw
no evidence of it. Everywhere the
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Monarchist Coup
Seen BY U. S. Press
'sBoston Transcript Pre-
diets Days of Storm,
and Stress in Europe

Editorial comment of leading
newspapers IN MANY cities ON the
Pan-Geamaan militarist coup d'etat
and its possible effect in Europe, is
summarized in the following special
dispatches to The Tribune;
Boston Transcript
At this stage of the new revolution
ary proceedings in Berlin it looks as
if the monarchist reaction had tri~
umphed, but the Socialist proletariat
has started a counter revolution in a
general strike against the violent
change.
Monarchist reaction, of course.
points to imperial restoration, a con-
dition which is no doubt favored by the
Reorganization and hestancy by the
Entente Allies.
Between these two forces the future
fate Of Germany and of the balance
of power in Europe, lies. 1t would
surely be rash to predict the outcome.
And OF enc thing we may be sure-the
German democracy. after its taste of
power. will not tamely submit to the
iron heel" Days Of storm and stress
in Germany and in Eurore are prom
ised by the new deve, ,opmcnts.
Richmond Times Dispatch
The net result of the coup d'etat,
forced by bayonets of hirelings OF the
militarist party, is the spontaneous
strike in (which capital, labor and
farmers are uniting to prevent the re-
turn Of the "rule of blood and iron"
and rulers who made the word Ger
man an"-recalling, rs it does, unforget
able outrages by land, sea and air-a
stencil in the nostriis Of civilization.
This militaristic coup should serve
one good purpose-force speedy rad
fcation of the treaty of peace by the
United States, SO that the forces of
right, recognizing, as portrayed vivid
iy by revolution in Germany, the evil
that threatens through the restoration
of the dominance of might, may act
unitedly to prevent a return 70 power
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Monarchist Coup
A,Uaited Signal
kr1o,un Inside and Out
side OF Germany That
Rev0lt Vas Planned

The report Of the reactionary coup
d'etat in Berlin, which appears to have
swept away the republican government
OF Friedrich Ebert and established a
military dictatorship under the pan
German leader Wolfgang Won Kapp and
General Baron Won Luettwtz had been
expected by observers of the German
situation.
For several weeks there were indica-
tlons that the movement conducted by
the Juniors and militarists was cainino.
strength and that an explosion of ma
tlonalist sentiment was bein. urepared.
It is not impossible that the arrest Of
Prince Joachim Albrecht Of Prussia. a
cousin of the former Emperor. for an
assault on French officers al 2 Berlin
hotel was the prearran.ed siynal for
springing the militarist nino.
Troops of the Docberitz garrison, who
appear to have marched on the nearby
capital and taken contro' OF ihe sltua~
ton there, belong to the remnants of
that Baltic army which was dslcdeed
after considerable difficulty by The
Allies from Courland last fall. This
army was composed in the main of
surviving units of the old imperial
establishment, Of German volunteers
recruited by General Won der Goltz for
his notorious Baltic expedition in
April, 1919, and Of members of the
German-Balt militia organized by the
Bait barons to fight the Let's and Boil
shevik. Ever since their forcible re-