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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
GnelanS geaen iftebr
SHmlSen Int Nnterika

2onbon, 12. 8eb. - Ger s6as.
tan8Ier S. guitin Chamberlain bat
befannt gese6eit ooB bic eneliide
&egiernng luillis 1T, an elmer inter.
nationolen aonferena teil6uuebmen,
faIs es bo5u bon etner nelitrnlen
Maht ooer Der @oIferIiga aufeefor.
bert ipiir0e, itno ii9 berii9ert balten
fonrte, ooB Die &onferen5 einen re.
praientotiben gbarafter bate. Ser
aanaler erfldrte, feline Reeieritnq
iuiinide es boIlig flor 5u MAIDEN,
0aB I'M Salle Der Seilnabme @roB.
britanniers Die giesierung teineu
9lon utteritiiben tuiiroe, Der eine
meitere llebernabme bon S6uloen
.gegen Qnerifa bon ieiten Gnglanbs
beabiidtige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
,,yrpaft iiitH ith Die
,1tataccre" iaet SUNDAY

ssorfoH, 3d., IL. 5ebr.-8il-
liam Sennii1gs grpon aIs 8rdiioent,
n. Bm. aIbIep 6tuOap, gi5e-9raii'
bent. 9as lit oos Eidet, tneldes bon
ben ..Erodenen" a1ifgeltellt iperSen
iDifo, iollten oie Oernofroten oSer
Repu6Iifoner nrlaiie" &nnoiSoten ols
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aitfitellen.
9ieie anfiinoigung niadte bier &c.
ltern @illb Sun6op. CT berTtieg fidJ
ferner gu Der aeBerung, oaB, iollte
er itnb 8rhn erlpablt tperoen, @il.
Iiam $. gll0erion, Superintendent
Der antisgaIonIiga, ols 8otidafter
nad England seididt weroen Diiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Demtfebc im nierikc
fccbten bel 2lceales

81 IaIo, Ger, 12. -8enig.
items 3iuei 9elltide fdmpften am 10.
9(usuit 1918 BEL 9sognles in Der
merifanif9en grnee, erflGrte Saupt.
mann S. z. Serlnan bonn s. an.
baaerie- e-Regiulent Dor Dem Senat-
fornitee our lInterin6ung Der neri.
fanii6en @ngeIegenbeiten. 0ie oule,
rifoniiben 8erIulte ipnren . Gote
ltn6 81 8eripunoete. 3ie ulerifani-
iden Gerluite iino uid)t befarnt ge-
mn6t mor6en, ober man mill piiiat,
ooB nod Dem @efedt Die Merifaner
meligitens 1t5 Cote begruben lln-
ter 6enen ftd aipei Seltife Sffi5iere
IN 3ibiI befanoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
1tMiicrte 1i1iiiioiteit
eeeeit 2lmslicfermne

Berlin, 12. Sebr.-sSn ben arei.
fem oer bieitgen irteralliierten gdi.
iionen iper6en itarfe 9tnsoriide Der
Ribbidiguno Ser 2iite laut. 9ie bri.
tii6en @ertreter erfl1ren often, 6ab
oie Sran8oien fir Die ausliefer.
ltttgsfor0erune beralltiportlih ftno,
ipdbreno bie gran8oien Den @nglan'
bern Die SduIO oiifbiirOen. Die Ser
treter Sta[ienS in Berlin erfIdren,
ooB Der bon ben 5rnnaoien oIsge-
iibte Grud lire gfesierungen ge.
5inlrtgen hobe, Die glusIieierlnss.
for0erung su iipter5eidnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
c5inisiclSaten Icaen
abeef1afft iperScn

Berlin. 10. Sebr. Gin 3eil Del
9sreIie oringt onf Bffaffung oel
3innIolo1ten oIs Spielaeitg fir &in
Der. 9ie Geitti6e 5rieoensgeiell
id)aft bat einen @ppeIl an Die @lterr
prlallen, iiir s(bidoffung oleS
ariegsipieIaenss alt iorgen. St bent
ielben beibt es: r9eiitidle Miitter
Sbr. Die Sbr Grren &inbern baS
2eben aeseben babt folltet ibnei
niemals aeitatten NIT Spiel5eue
itm3ueeben. tbelde ben $oo aiif ben
SdladjtfeIos nerberrIiben. @ebi
ibncn feline SinnioIouten, ScIoaten'
biIoerbiiBer iiiip. gum Spielen." L"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
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Gnetiitbc cibcralc
bcffett aitf IsqititR

2cnbor, 12. ssebr.-Gie anitren.
anngen ser britifd1et 2iberoIen,
tuieber in sen SotteI au f6trtteit.
inerben beutc BON ben Idottiihen
8GbIern entiGieoen tperben. Bon
Dem GrfoIg ober Der 9eieoerlnee oes
friiheren 9Sreniiers iuth 2iberolen
sSiibrers Scrhert 9(sqltitb IN BEN
Griobipoblen in bent Giitrift bon
GaisIeb, shottlorn, miro Ole 5ii.
fiinftige 5tdrfe Der gorfei 5nnt
groBen Sell obb1naer. Seine @ohI
ipiir6e Ser Gortei BEN orinaen n6fi.
gen mitorfen @tonn" I'M Torfnnrent
aeben. Sein aefdhrTihiter @eaner
lit Der arbciterfonbibnt <, SO. Sig.
GER, Der in Sen retten @abIen NIT
MIR iueniean Stininen eefdlogen
ipitr6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Sic Nngen NQerjebt
anf 2Onooll geribttt
Das Grimmpirat bcrdt cort iiber Gas 6eINid.
emrcpaiie6er fdmSer nnS iiber Sic 2lms>
liefermna bcrpcrrascnSer DeMtibcr.
sllan iast, Sah iie sic premiers uneinis itns

|beren 20fline NIT groBen Sdjtpieris.
feiten berbunben lit. Ganon lit ons
ausIieferungsprobleln fpobl 6as
ldiuerfte. oenn 0elitIGlono bat iiG
enti1lpiien getpeigert, Der Soroerling
an ertipr q N. gtud Der llmItaito,
bob 9e<,@ 10 nit Ieinen &oblen.
IieferitneS. = .Tranfreitb tpeit anriif
ben.
8erdtlingen BE- BroBen 9rei"
nidt obne bibiA 5otte por fif
geben tuercen. o, ) tannien min
les binii6tli9 De. gtusliefcrling
9eutfher 1idt gum 9teuberiten font.
men Iaiien, ipabreno Sranfreib oos
rauf beitebt, Snb notigenf1ls oraIti.
ide WaBnabnen ergriffen tueroen
miifieft Inn 9eiltidIono 81, oiuineen,
ben geItimnluugen oes 2lrtifels 22S
nodaifonlmen. 9ie &niueIenbeit 6es
MariAolI 6od Der geltern an
Spdtno6nittng nit MilIerano ein-
getroffen iit, ldBt oarauf idIieben,
Dab Sranfreid entidloIien it, mill.
t1riide @dBnabnen eeeen 9eittid).
lduo si ergreifen, foas es Die
&riegsi6uIoigen nidJt onsliefert.
guh iibsr bas 5iifiinftige @eidif
&onitantinopels geben Die Meinlin.
gen Der 9remiers melt ouseinan6er.
8or ieiner @breiie bon garis madte
@tiaerano Dem 9arlnnertsfonlitee
fiir ousipdrtiae angelegenbeiten Die
MitteiIitng er begiinItige ben glan,
GonitantinopeE ben Eiirfen 3a beloi.
fen bod foa Sfaot lino $afen elmer
irternotionnlen Gontroae unterIteIlt
iueroen. 2lobo George irtoeIien bat
I'M britiinen 9arIoment erfl1rt, onb
Die Giirfen aus europa beraus
miiBten. gs piro bebnuptet, oaB
gtiiti iib m Oiefer Grage nalF geiten
6rotifreid)s fteIen iperoe.
Nlan tuiro berfuhet1, oie yago.
Globen al beranIniien. fi6 NIT Dem
friiberen 8eidltiB Der g}otiaafter
binfihtIid) Siiimes ei1beritanoen a.,
erfldren; nebnten 6ieie oen Slan
nidt ON. damn iino England unb
6rarrfreidj bereit, ibnen peitoebenbe
6ugeitdnoniiic 81 MAIDEN, nm bie
&ngelegenbeit fdlieblidb aus Dem
8ege al r1itnlen.
MilIerono beabiidtigt, Deittfdlan6
ipegen Der gidtpinboItitng Ser Sob.
ienlieferungen neue 9iir6en oufsl,.
looen. Mm lit begierig, tpie ct Itd)
ieiilen SoIleaen gegeniiber perbalten
miro, Inn 10 mebr, 6a eine MEMBER.
ill.g Der fransOiiiden 9olitif in s(us.
fidt eeIteat lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
qpaneer an eiiteriuaseu ipirS ttsiaen.

Wnibingtort Z. sSebr.-Sena.
tor aelIoea. Minueioto, propbe3eite
eeIeeentIid Der 8erotiing Der 9feio.
luton oes Senator @ronria, q. g.,
ii6er Die 2oge oes GronsporttueIens,
oaB EN- ercBerer WongeI an Sitter.
pogen aIs ie aitbor eintreten tpiir0e,
na9Oem Die giienbobnen in Gri-
batperipnltlmq sitriidfebren CT be-
baiiptete, Dab elm ltebereinfontnnen
IN irttereiiierten &reiien eetroffen
tuor0en iei. I'm ben 6arnier Sll
aluineen, feline Grnte nit Shooen
Iosauidlngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Giabt ipl( nnlaetanft merben.

algono. SsSa., 12. Sebr.-glm II.
6ebritdr miro in Dem Stdothen 60.
fota cine glbltimnnlns Der 8iirger.
ihaft boreenomnlen nerben. Oh Der
ftGbtiffe gaarne tpieber IN Ser.
mania, ben Die Srfifoft bon Dem
Qrieee trna ulrlgeanoert tperbeii
fo1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
l)0lkerresb btskeniter
perteiHieeit PcMaftt

SIN Saog, 10. 6eb.-6olldrtoii9e
Suriitelt tpef1e bns gerlaagen Der
9laiiertet ben friiberen oeiitiden
Ifoiier aiis5uliefern, getaii eepriiit
baben, itno au Der ueber5ei,ellng ee.
tornmen baB fir Oasiel6e obiolut
fetn tedrriider @runb beitebt, ba
bas @erbreden, iueIdbes Die aaiier.
len benz fritberen Gniier aitr 2oit
Iceen. in feinem @eiete ertbalten
lit. 2ie sSliriiten fiibrer beionoers
an oob Dem &aiier sur 2ait seIegt
perOe, Die internationally gtoral bet.
Iett al baben, uno ipeiien oaralI
1in, Oab es bisber nod nid1t einuial
ai0oiie) gesueien lit, ,lationale &C.,.
rnI Bn oefinieren, pie biel ipeniger
y aIio tn0gIid) iein ipiiroe, irlterno-
..ohaIeMoraI 10 gelinu at oefinieren
Is oab man ollf @runo 0ieIer Sc
i,lotion einen Broaeb iiibrea fGnnte.
2luBeroeIn gejtatten audi Die bette.
5ciOen Anslieferungsbertrage 5iDi.
iflrn SoIono, england, 5ranfreiA
ben Ser. Gtaateil uno sStaLien feine
atiiBIieiernfg, oa Der frilbere aniier
zines politiidlen @erbredens beI6ul.
oigt fueroe, uno 0erartige gerbreAer
ii allen 21noern bon oct &ustieie'
atng ausgeidloiien itno.
gie @ele9rten foulmen idlieBlib
II Dem S6ltiiie. baB ben glaiierten
lIur Elm Beg often itebt, I'M Sol.
lanO 5a sipingen, fid ibren 8ilniden
iii fiiget, ,ino oas mare cine irieO.
Iide gIodaoe, Die ols cine geieslide
qFabnabme gilt, iin6 feinen ariegs.
Iuitano berbeifiibren tuiir0e. DieieIbe
mibte aber beritieoene 8eoinguu.
ten erfallen, ,,no otpnr eritens, miib.
e ausl6noiihen SdJiffen Der Ser.
lebr in ben boIldiloiihen Sdfen ge.
tattet iDer6en uno bmn aud nit
Eeniiaenoen sardften oufredt erbaI.
len iuer6en. ic6aB bic SAiffe Der
blodisrien geation ertueoer IN ibren
GGfen feitgebnlten tueroen ooer aber,
slitidmt ibren 2a6uneen interniert
geroen, nno ip1ter nnd 6ef auf.
kebrna Der glofooe ipieOer Siiriif.
.ritattet merben, obne bnB ie6oh II.
,enbtpefder S1ooenerios Su Ietitat
cin iuiir0e.
Sur gefrdftigiins iBrer anitdt 1T
.i.icr geSiehnng iDeiien 6ie bolldn'
..i1)ea SSuriiten bnrnlif BIN, oob I'M
,,ay,e 1908 9eutidIan0. England
ain 5tolien cine oerartige 8lodaoe
ilutr gene5iteln berbdneten ON Der
id1 aber Srai,freid. Sponien tno
s,danO nidt beteilieten.
.tAber0em ipir6 bebauptei, bic III
,erten bGtten nod nidt einrnal oas
'icdt BON 9euti6Iartb bic alisliefe-
slna su berlaneen. oa iie oos Ser.
bredlen nngebpn miibten, tpeldes
nber nod benz : beiitidjen @eiese
Itroibar iein ntiiBte. lln6 oies tom
nen fie nidt. gs miiroe ibnen dlio
meiter niGts otoeres iibrie bleibea
nls saerit einmnI einen ipe5iellen
f3eridtsbof sii orsoniiieren, Dor Dem
bic gerbdnoluns itattfinoen iollte;
bonn miibten iie Dem friiberen 9ni.
fer cine gorIooiins iettben uno es
niiiBte Inn iiberIoiien bleiben, Oh er
hieIelbe beioleen iperoe ooer 'tidt.
tna nem nift. bnnm fonite bic
6etbon6liine inrmer nod IN abfpe.
isnhelt oes anseflogten itattfmOeii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
gulfdepiitem brinsen in Santa.
Een Elm.

2onoon, t2. Sebr.-gine BON
ariessont befonnt eeaebene Iod.
rift beInet, oob Die Sriippen Der
goIi9efpiiten fiber bos sIiotpide
@cer biniiteraeeansen iiilb glad]
9epefhe1 bon sligo bdben bic 8ol.
idepiiten uno 2eften einen @offen-
itiIftono unterSei9net.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
gl)etterl,sritlat

Gair Omaha nno ltntsesenb :.
ltnbeItdnois beiite obenb; idlon am
Sreitag; pGrnler beiite nddt.
Sin gsebrosfa - Sfon I'M tpeit-
riden itn6 aentroleii Cell; iinbeftGit-
ois nno mariner IN oitIiden Seit
beitte nddt; f1Iter i'm gtoropeiien.
5reitns I'M ollgerneinen idon; f1lter
i'm alor6en lrso a-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
II. 9. Srnppsn febren BON Sibi'
ricn heitt.

8aibinetoM II. Sebr. = Tas
larieasontt bot befdnnt geeeben. oot
Der Sriippeiitronspo @reoi
gaortbern an 5. Sebr. nit etfpc
$500 anerifonifhen Trilppen an
goro bon @lobitpoitof nod Sar
Sranrisea -LIAs~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Grshaiicr fprietf
ss eiit utaettiucrt
gerbietet Sem fri9eren &ronprinSen,
f6 ben Aliiertem freiuiIIis ~
itellen.

Berlin 10. 5eb.-gic &reu35ei.
tnng mel6et beute, 6nB Der friibere
Oeliti6e aaiier ieinern So9n Dem
gr.aronprinaen sSrieoriG 8iIbeIm,
berboten babe, iid ben 9miierter,
otis3uliefern. @leidaeitig bot er on
Die boadnoii9e &egierung bns @e.
fub geridtet, EN- foIdes goreeben
bes gr@&ronprinoen nift Su ouIben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
BeSamern Scblen Ser
Der. Staten

9onaon. 12. 6eb.-SSn Der Croft.
ntngsiieung Des Stats Der g6lfer-
Iiea erfl6rte 8oliour biniidtlid Der
abrpeienbeit zines gertreters Der
Staoten, er beoaure, bob Die bolle
3abI nift errei9t morSen iei"
gbenialIs ipurSe bas sebIen @me-
rifas bon 2eon Bourgeois in ieiner
&eOe befloet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Gin Pobn aiif Sas
4oroRibitionszOeiet

Rep gorf, 12. 8eb.-Sobn GU
tronc befantte iid i'm bieiigen @e.
riht ihnIoig, @ein in ieinen Sell
ler bergeiteIt at boben. gtad elmer
gerotune bon 15 @linliten ober 90.
beil bic @efdnorenen einen oitf
a9ti6tihuloie "Iaittenoen @obripruh
ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
100000 italieniitte
Gbefttkcr itrcikeit

gRoilano, III. syebr. ltngefabr
100000 Ghenifer nno 10000 Sin.
geitellte in Recommendation 9lttlaecrt
BADEN Die Arbeit ethgeitcllt, neil
ibnen bic geforoerte &obuerbobung
bertpeigert ipltr6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
(sin .,gsranatl0 aIs sluiafenfiihrer.

9uoapeit, 10. Sebr.-@eneroI
@ronee[ lpirb Der Raafoleer 9eni.
fines oIs Siibrer Der snti.boIidetpi.
ftiifen 6treitfrdfte Der 3oiafen.
Repn6Iif peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
2ebrsrarbnlt ,rhSht.

gbicaeo, IL. 5ebr.-Gie 2ebr.
frdfte on Den offentIit1en SduIen
bobeit cine @eboIterb0bung bon $40O
fiir SodIduIIebrer in6 $3.50 fir
goIfsiduIlebrer bemiIlist erbaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
anrmer nnh g[rhtiifr in sitnna.

Gbitaeo, IL. Sebr.-Ger ~als
omesifaniihe Sornl. iuib alrbeiter
@enoiieltidoftsfonereB" III sii einer
breiiGeieen Sisins auianuengetre.
ten. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12

: abonniert a1i sieie aeitHna.
The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24
!. carnatIon Club Mettrno.

Members and friends or Superior
Lodge No. 5. Degree Of Honor Pro-
tectiye association will be entertained
at Carnation club meeting on Tues.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Frank A. Wittrock. 504 North Fifth
street The hosteeses win be Mrs
,Wittrock, Mrs. William Hamman
Mrs. Leo Nenno and Mrs. J. N. Lang
Progressive Ave hundred will
played. Prospective members !
their friends are invited.
The time limit for the summer
campaign which began June /, has
been extended to September 25. Thy
extra ten days time is allowed to giyc
the general organizers an opportuni.J
to assist in securing class, thereby
assuring a larger attendance for I'll
banquet which VIII be given in honor
of all who secure a member and al
who are examined between the date;
of June ] and September 25, inclusive
or not
Mrs. Hattie H. Hurley of St Pau
will arrive Monday noon to assist ir
securing members. Send names o
prospective members to iier or the
financial secretary, Mrs. j. N. LaLg
and they win be glad to call and s..
-licit them for you.
The banquet will be held on Sep.
tember 80. An announcement will be
made later as to where 1t will be held
The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24
LEAVES TRAIL OF CRIME
Edward Ford, Wanted At Fair
mont, Held BY Officials
In Colorado

Edward Ford. alias George F. Duff
Zee, who is wanted at Fairmont on
a criminal charge, sawed his way out
OF the Pueblo, Col, Jail With another
prisoner Charles Grear, who also saw
ed his way out, they were cartured
at Colorado Springs. They went from
Pueblo to Portland Monday morning,
Kept themselves under cover during
the day, left there In the evening in
car, stolen from j. s.. Fainer.
From Portland they went back to
Pueblo then to Pinon, Col, where they
broke into a roadside filing station
and replenished the gasoline and oil
tanks OF the car. They then left for
Fountain, where they forced their way
into hardware store, stealing thir-
ty- nve pocket knives, three twenty
two calibre rifles. nail puller, twen-
ty- one boxes Of cartridges and sew
eral hack saw blades andsframes. They
were discovered by the marshall max
Ing their getaway.
Ford Well Known,
Fountain authorities got In toucl,
with the Colorado Springs author
tiles. They were caught on the out :
skirts of the Springs. It was learn
ed that Duffee's real name is Edward
Ford, his home in Chicago, where he
Is well known in police circles as a
Clever forger and a desperate char
acter/ -
The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24

PEELED to resign because, during the
presidents unfortunate illness oues-
form.
In addition to exercising a tyran-
nical control over the governments
affairs President Wilson dominated
the last democratic convention in
Sam Francisco The convention en-
|Aorsed his policies of government and
tacitly at least, Mr.. Cox Is in thor
ough accord with the. president and
this may also be aid of the entire
democratic party. cannot believe
that the American people wish TO
form OF government.
This Is constitution day. One hun
dfed and thirty three years ago today
our forefathers framed and promul-
gated that immortal instrument in
Independence Square, Philadelphia.
1t was, not the conception of few
elem at that time. The constitution
was the evolutionary work Of genera
tons Of struggle for good government.
The principles upon which 1t was
founded were fought for upon fields
Of battle and sanctified by the blood
martyrs. We took those principles
and emboeied them in written con !,
stiJdtion They guarantee to you and
.
the right to labor and to enjoy the
fruits of labor, the protection of pro-
perty, the home and the family. They
are not merely expedients Of govern
ment. They are everlasting princi-
pies which have been settled by the
wisdom Of the ages, on which our re-
preventative democracy Is founded.
Today in our midst, following great
war. there are agttators, socialists.
anarchists. men teaching the o, err
throw OF the government, teaching
disorder, murder and anarchy. They.
should be rooted out from this coun-
American flag for every honest for
eigner, who wishes to come here and
become good American citizen. but
fof these men no place at all. When
the sun went down on that memor.
able August day sex years ago its last
rays shone upon millions OF happy
homes in prosperous lands. Who
could foresee the world destruction
and cataclysm which was to follow?
Today, nearly all OF Europe is in
ruins and slowly and painfully must
be brought back to q condition of
prosperity and happiness. Il cannot
by agitators or anarchists. 1t cannot
be done by those who would over
throw the, principles of representative
democracy The great work that is
before the. American people today
and before every man and woman In
this country, Is to teach those prin
ciples ito the ceming generations.
Hold fast to the teachings of your
fathers. These constitutional prin-
ciples In time of world stress and
disorder are better guides than the ex-
perimental philosophers and the un-
tried theories Of socialists and agi-
tators." 49,
The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24
WILL FARM in STATE
Mennonltes Are Invited To Make
Homes In Minnesota,

st. Paul. September 1S-W. j
Brown. of Thief River Falls, who was
appointed to attend meeting of the
Mennonites and the Summerfelters, "a
branch Of the Menonnites at Winni-
peg, this week, and to extend to them
an invitation to farm Minnesota lands
reported today to Governor Burn :
Quist that authority had been given
him by the religious sects. Permis
sion for the people to cross the bor-
der will be asked of Washington Of
ficials, so that they might enter the
state promptly on their decision to
do so. In the Invitations from Cover
nor Burnquist and Secretary Of State
Schmahl. inviting the people to be-
come citizens Of Minnesota, the of
dcials assured them Of freedom from
religious persecution and the right Of
self government and management
their schools. In which they would
be allowed to be religious instruction.
An effort is being made to have the
Mennonites take up land in North
ern Minnesota.
The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24


Clifford Babcock and Mary Baker
motored up from Wells. Mimi. to at
tend the fair.
Good Thunder Herald: We learn
that Miss Luella Mountain, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Noun
tain, former well known residents
here, now Of Mankato, has accept
ed position as teacher in Panama
In the canal zone. Miss Mountain
is graduate of our school here, the
Mankato high school and the state
university. She taught for the past
seven years at Hibbing, up on the
iron range. She does not 60 there
to be entirely among strangers, az
Mr.. and Mrs. xArthur Belland have
their home there. Mrs. Belland was
a Miss Cornish Of Vernon. and q
particular friend Of Miss Mountain
No doubt Miss Mountain will have q
wonderful trip and some new ex
periences which would be Of inter
est to our readers, should she find
the time to pen them for their
o. r. Roberts was called home last
week from Minneapolis because pi
the serious illness Of his wife. Mrs
Roberts is slowly improving.
j. M. Hays Of Minneapolis and I. r
Peart of Casa Grande. Ariz., are visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Joseph Hodg
son, Belgrade Hill.
Edward Schumacher, who has the
contract for erecting hospital al
Tyler, which is nearing completion
Is In the city to spend the week end
with his family. Mr.. Schumacher ex
poets to secure the contract for erect
ing a postoflce building at that place
Mrs. e. M. Pope and Mrs. Benjamin
Taylor, who have been out of the city
during the summer, have returned and
Court.
Ernest Simpson and Arthur o'Day
of the state fire marshaPs office were
In Mankato yesterday and last nigh,
Investigating the fire which destroy
ed the carpenter shop Of Jacob Hoy
and that which burned the stables al
the fair grounds.
lceiving congratulations on the brit
OF baby boy, born Friday morning
Misses Eva and Kathryn Thom
leave tonight for their home at Pres
cott. Wis, to attend the Thorn Bloei
wedding.
Harry, W. Brown Of New Madrid
Mo-, is In Mankato visiting ---Slstives
Mr.. Brown was formerly resident oil
Mankato had held the position of city
clerk for a, number of years. He ID
quite impressed with the many chang
es for the betterthat have taken place
here In recent years.
Lester A. Patterson is entertaining
his army bunkie, Rogers Humphrie!
of Bloomington. III, at Swan Lake
hunting ducks. The young men hat
excellent luck yesterday.
Josephine Arnold, Elizabeth Sholt
Susan VeigeI and Sara Humiston lsf
for the G. A. r. convention at Indian.
apolis this afternoon.
The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24
FOOD PRICES DROP
Labor Department Says Price Levels
Are Lower q

Washington. September 18.-A pro-
nounced drop in the general level OF
wholesale prices during August, was
reported today by the department Of
ia9or Measured by changes in the
Dor statistics, the decrease was Az
percent. ~
Foodstuffs showed the greatest
price recessions, the decrease aver
aging more than twelve percent. Farm
products declined nearly six percent
and clothing and clothes 5N percent.
Fuel and lighting materials continued
tnelr upward trend with an increase
OF more than 6A percent, while
Msoa,S aiso sha ana house furnishing goods