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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
Lady Ems To Entertain.

The Lady Elks are making plans
to entertain both the old and the
new Lady Elks at q card party to
be given ct the club rooms Thurs
day afternoon. All wives. mothers,
sisters and unmarried daughters of
Elks are eligible. and they are all
cordially invited 70 Be present that
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11

Xw1Knm116n NlHRnnw ~ Ha r
80. -.
~. Aua 4. =. 80 g AsA
C0llege avenue Uavenpos N
oun " q
~ nssi -. E.nei ~ q -
MAIa Nlaon MicEeiWr1gnL =. =. y.
9 n of1 secreefy ~
uman Neof. aesocAnon. IN
yedoing Va . eecfet ceremony @
yune 2, mk1ng place o tne px0es
one y DaveuposL 49, - $3.50
;; 1luS tue pFsoe sna s1 e1s =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
Society Elects.


The annual meeting Of the De-
borah society was held Wednesday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
NJ. D. Rosenfield OF 1917 Twelfth
avenue, Moline, Mrs. A. Mosenfeld-
er of Rock Island was reelected
president. Tho other officers are:
Vice presidsnt-Mrs. N. d. Ros-
enfield Of Moline.
Secretary-Mrs. David Neustadt
of Davenport.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mayer Levi Of
Rock Island.
The annual reports were heard,
showing much accomplished. The
members have completed IS gar
ments for the Palestine refugees.
A. pleasant social hour followed
when refreshments were served.
The next meeting in September will
be in the form Of a picnic.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11

Miss Grace A Baker and Frank
Y. Boekeloo. both Of Clinton. Iowa,
were quietly married yesterday A.
ternoon 1t the parsonage study Of
the First Baptist church, 80 FIJI
teenth street. Rev. J. Clark Or
anger officiating and performing
the single ring ceremony. They
were unaccompanied. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boekeloo will mako their
home In Clinton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
N. Haubery to Give Lecture

II. HAlbefy to Give Lecture
John H. Hauberg II to give . lee
ture, to be illustrated with stereop-
ticon slides. 1t the regular monthly
meeting Of the Lutheran Brother
hood Of the First Swedish Luther
m church this evening. The meet
ing viii be held in the annex, and
besides the talk there will be mu-
stcal numbers By Rudolph Lind
strom, Mrs. H. w. Clemann and the
6wausonian quartet.
Pre.Nuptial for Miss Hubbard
Miss Marian Hubbard Of 1914
1wenty-hrst street, whose engage
ment was recently announced to
Charles Pogemiller Of Guthrie.
Okla. was the honoree yesterday at
: prettily. appointed luncheon given
~ Miss Ruth Woeber ct her home,
OF Norty-ilfth street Tho guests
were Z number OF the teachers from
ne Garfield school. Moline, where
1ltss Hubbard and Miss Woeber
have been teaching the past year.
LuncAeon was served It / o'clock
- ~ dining room which was A.
traetively decorated with baskets
oG poon8og. he centeTpiece vas q
Iarge baskst Il psonies, and the
layoeu. nut dishes and place cards
VePo lowered aflnirn- The AFTER
noon was passed Informally with
na4nwN Mlaa yYnhhanA vas nrA.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
RHEUMATISM
Leaves You Forever

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
Starts to Leave the System Within
Twenty-four Hours.
Every druggist in this country is
authorized to say to every rheumatic
sufferer that if two bottles of Allen
rhu, the sure conquerer of rheumatism
does not stop all agony, reduce swol-
len joints and do away with even the
slightest twinge of rheumatic pain,
he will gladly return your money
without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tes-
ted for years, and really marvellous
results have been accomplished in
the most severe cases where the suff-
ering and agony was intense and pit
eous and where the patient was help
less.
Mr.. James H. Allen, the discoverer
of Allenrhu, who for many Iears
suffered the torments of acute rheu-
matism, desires all sufferers to know
that he does not want cent of any.
ones money unless Allenrhu de-
cisively conquers this worst of al
diseases, and he has instructed every
druggist to guarantee it in every in
stance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
JAMES ATHERTON

James Atherton died at his home
in Missouri Valley, September "a,
1920, at the age of 70 years and 2
days. He was born at Flintshire,
North Wales, September %, 1S47 and
came to the United States in the
spring of 1867. After living two
years at La Crosse, Wis, he came to
Harrison county, Iowa, and followed
the occupation of farming near Dun
lap and Woodbine, moving to Mis-
souri, Valley in 1909.
He was united in marriage in 1880
to Mary Vining of Dunlap, To-, to
this union were born seven children,
who with the wife, survive him; Hat
tie E., Chas. H., Bert R., and James
W., of Missouri Valley; Ms. j. G..
Tucker and Miss Verna F., of Omaha;
and Mrs. Julian Austin of Woodbine.
| He leaves seven grandchildren be
sides several nephews and nieces.
He also leaves two brothers and one
sister; Henry E., and Mrs. Bernard
Evans of Missouri Valley, ard Chas.
Atherton of Ontario, Oregon. Those
who preceded him to the Great Beyond
are: two brothers and two sisters,
! J.. j. Atherton of Emporia Kansas,
E. A. Atherton, Woodbine, Elizabeth
Griffith of So. Oak, and Sarah Ogg
|
of Sussex, England.
He was confirmed in the Espicopal
church of England, of which he was
a faithful member.
I He was loving husband and a de
voted father, he was upright and
honest, and a friend of everyone who
knew him.
The funeral services were hele
from the family home on Monday af-
ternoon, September 81, and burial
was at the cemetery in Woodbine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
THE WEATHER
Fair today and tomorrow with
dowiy rising temperature.

Tn H. ]. Sparks new home near
Bssbsstewn il nearing completion.
Chas. Parsons il an Omaha bust
ness passenger today.
Mrs.. Ward MsGavrsn received word
this nsrning Of the death Of Mrs.
Harmon West, at her home in Phil
aielDhia, on September 70. DR.. West
ID q bnsthsr Of Nn. NcGavrens. His
pareats we're thsrs on visit at the
time.
Csc. n. Wilson arrived home last
evening ffsA Texas, whore he ha.
had charge Of the music at variou.
revival meetings. He leaves Monda.
for eastern Iowa, to engage in SINH
lar work.
Nathan Bernstein is attending Il
business matters At Omaha today.
Dennis Beck was Council Bluff
lvisitsr This nroaizg.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

r. w. Burke of Beatrice, Neb., is
the guest of his brother, ]. D. Burke
and wife
Foote's Garage reports the sale of
a Chevrolet touring car to John
Daub
Mrs. J. P. Nelson is spending the
day at Omaha.
Mrs. S. A. Tamisiea is spending a
few days with friends at Nicola, 10.
| Mrs. Geo. Wilson was an Omaha
visitor yesterday.
1 Martin G. Son reports the sale of
the Gene Lewis residence, N Fifth
street, to Earl Simmons.
Mrs. H. H. Fisher and Mrs. L. S
Haskins were Omaha visitors today.
i The Union COOPERATIVE Assn, is
remodeling the interior of theil
store.
DR.. Gertrude Gamble is attending
the Nebraska Osteopathy convention
at Omaha today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCune re
turned yesterday from visit witt
relatives in northern Illiasis.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30


Photos: Labor Day and Fair photos.
Also others Of interest. VIM. j.
Douglas. pO2
The heavy frost last night did no
damage except to tomato vines. 1t
will help dry the corn.
Don Fitzgibbon left last night for
Notre Dame to resume his school
work.
Mrs. A. w. Pawla arrived last
evening, after spending the summer
in the east. She and Mr.. Pawla
leave soon for Sheridan, Wyo., where
they will make their future home.
This cold snap is but warning
for you to prepare for winter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
KEMPER- SEAHOLM

Miss Sylvia Seaholm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Seaholm, and w.
A. Kemper, were quietly married at
Council Bluffs, Wednesday, September
30, 1920.
Immediately after the ceremony
they deposited for Milwaukee, Wis,
on a honeymoon trip.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady, who grew to womanhood in this
city
The groom is one of Missouri Val
ley's most respected business men,
honest and energetic.
The Times joins their many friends
in extending congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemper are expected
to return here next Wednesday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy during the sickness and death
of our beloved husband and father.
Also for the beautiful floral offerings
Mrs. James Atherton
And Family.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
NOTICE

On and after October LIST all bar
Der shops will be open from 8 a. m.
to 6 p. M, except Saturday nights,
when they will be open until 10
p. m. po-2
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the
Union COOPERATIVE Association, a
corporation, has by unanimous vote
of it's stockholders been dissolved;
that all debts and claims of every
kind and character have been paid
and adjusted.
Union Cooperative Association,
C. E. Burbank, Pres.
H. Paul Cox, Sec.
Wk. $50 O7-14-21.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Goodrich sa-
tertained at O'Clock dinner last
night, Mrs. Harry Brown Of 6rasa.
vile, Texas, Mrs. Robt. Berry, Mrs
Cora Berry and Miss Mamie Rssee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
COUNTY INSTITUTE
of Missouri Valley and Vicinity

Harrison County Institute will be
held at Logan, the 18th and 9Th of
October.
NJ. Case,
Co. supt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

Geo. Christensen is in Omaha on
business today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
X. l.. of S.

Saturday, October 2, will be reg
ular meeting of the X. l.. of S. The
meeting will be called in the new hall
over Wright's Pool Hall.
After the regular work there will
be banquet served. All members
are invited to be present, also al
the Juveniles. At this meeting vii
occur the installation of officers.
Lizzie Casey, Pres.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

Miss Fances Huntsinger, who I'M
derwent an operation for appended
tbs, yesterday morning, at an Omaha
hospital, is reported to be doing nice
ly.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
ecItenss geiipiel BON gflidttrene.

Oieier Gage ourfte Srieorid
Sddffer, MilgeItelter oes offentl.
dem. 2oboratortlims Or. Sun6esbo.
gen unO Or. Bbilip Gebt Or. SUN.
0esbagen un0 Or. Sieber 8. m. b.
So in Gtuttgnrt, nuf cine ununter.
brodene 90i. 9ienit6eit in oemSniti.
tut 6~uriidieben. Som einfofen Sc.
bilfen botte er iid ourd eiiernen
GleiB, ME beriagenoe 8flihttrelte
uno ielbit6noiges Streben nod Gr.
~peiterung ieiner Sodfenntniiie gum
tiidtigen Gbemotednifer entipideIt,
Der nun cine pidti9e Stiibe 0es Sc.
oddities biloet. SIN &reiIe ser Gn.
geItellten oes 2oboratoriums aeoof.
ten Die alien uno neuen 8oraelebten
nit @orten oeS 9anfes uno Der
Entertaining Der porbiloli6en ga.
tigfeit oes Stbilars, Der nit einem
nambaften @elogei9ent uno onoeren
@aben geebrt ipur0e.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Die ArbcitsIOfstcit int 8aitmirts.
0eiuerbe.

Inter Sen &eanern lit, wie uns
pom &ei9sperbano Der @aitbausan-
geitenten mitoeteilt miro, bie9lrbeits.
loiigfeit nod INNER iebr groB. 8iel.
fad tragt oa3u Die @eihdftigung
pbaiq beruisfremOer weiblider
&rafte in Den 9aoe- uno &ur-S rten
uno in Ben fleineren Stdoten bel.
60 ltelt sic n@altronomii1e 8eit-
i9rift", oos Organ Oes genannten
8erbanoes felt, oaB mad Der amtli-
Geit Statiltif i'm Wtai BON 49,149
m0nnli6en arbeitsiudenoen %goittDirt.
i6oftli6en angcitelten 42,317 I'M.
terge6ra6t tDer0en tonnten, Dabrer0
bon 1920 offenen Steaen fir
meibli9e 4~r6eitsfrafte 14,062 beiebt
muroen. gs piiroen nielfa1 Itatt
Der &enner ipeiblide 8erionen be.
ldaftigt, Die ionlt Dem 8eruf b6aig
fern Itan0en.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12

Sn 6eroinanosbof i'm 9legicrungs.
be3irf Stettin nuroe Der SGulermaf.
Ter @egener ermoroet oufgefunoen.
8ie feitgeiteat mur6e, lit Ser Eater
elm gepiiier &loitermonn aus Mei.
ersberg. @r bate i'm 9oufe zines
Streites @egener our6 einen
Sdub idper oerIest, uno ais oieier
nod 2ebens5eihcn bon iid) CAB, ibn
nit einem Spoten eri9logen. Damn
grub er Die 2eid)e i'm @arten elm
unO ieste 9ortoffeIitouoen oarauf.
Bon einem Nafbar puroe er Bel
ieinem Sreiben beobo6tet, Ser aud
iofort Die Bolidei benohridtigte. Ser
Cater tuitroe ooiln iofort perboftet.
Die Ieranloiiung gu Der Eat mar
Die @ier nod elmer Summe @eIoes,
etuo $4,000 Marf, oie @egener
benin 8erfauf zines $auIes als Sin.
5ablung erbaIten bate. SreiIid
iufte ~2loItermann oos @el0 peraeb.
lid, oenn es mar i1on on Ii6erer
STEELE binterlegt.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
2ie bciiiidje siderbeitspOIisei.

8is iebt iino bon Der beiiii9en
Si6erbeitspoli3ei 5nei AbteiIungeu
aufgeitcqt. 9ie 5tpeite Mbteilung
liegt in @ieBen, bic erite abteilung
in Oarmitaot. 8ur eriten @bteilung
geb0ren Die erite, otpeite, brittle uno
uierte S~unoertmannidaft iowie Ole
Notwithstanding. Samtlide Sun-
ocrtmannidaften lino fat politan-
Big, 10 DAB oemnddit NIT Der Auf.
iteliino Der oritten Mbteilung, Die
als Stanoort 8abenbauien 5ugeteilt
erb1lt, begonnen miro. 0ie S1lfte
Der in 0armltaot liegenoen 8eamten
iii poaitdnoig NIT ibrer nelien Uni
form eingefleioet. Ser i'm 9ienit
befinolide Si9erbeitsbeamte, gleid
melden 9ienitgraoes, trdgt our I'm.
teriheioung bon ni9t i'm 9ienit be-
finoliden 8eamten nod elm 2e0er.
banoolier iiber sic redte Sdulter,
Gbnlid oemienigen Der Sffi5iere in
Der fran5oliiden, englii6en uno
amerifaniiden @rmee.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Sin ltmsita Der grci,e.

@inen eigenartigen, redt nieoer.
oriifenOen @inOrlf mo1te tuie Die
rEribunn" beridtet, elm llm3ug,
iDelder Oieler Gage Die SnIoIien ;oes
Irmenbaules in 9riinn peranItdIte.
ten. Ser 9emonitrations8ug aolt
Der @erbinoerung oes Ylones, Ole
Armenbdusler aus i6rer bisberigen
@obnit1tte irgenopnbin aufs 2ano
5u oerleten uno Die drsgeoebnten
Yauli6feiten fir Die - ti6ediide
llniperiit6t 5u %requiriereu. SeIbt.
Oerit6noli9 fam ii6 Oos tide9iide
8latt, oas lelbit feltlteut, oaB Die
Seilnebmer bei6en NationaIitdten
ongeborten, ni6t Oeriagen, gu be.
balipten, oaB Die 9eutiden oieien
llmsug a~nge3ettelt bdtten, Inn in
Ser N1be ibrer bermogenoen 9riin.
ner 8crmanoten gu bleiben. Sci es
mic imnler, ~beidydmeno bleibt olif
ale Sale 6ieIe epige Iusbilfe nit
Dem Nequirieren bon bumanitGren
Ginridtunsen, Die fir Die g1pigfeit
fe~ltgegriinOet idienen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
nNie nenen Serrenn Der 8faIs.

@inen 8eitrag gum &apitel Der
S9ifanen Der fran8oiii9en @eiaB-
mgsbeboroe liefert Die Staot 3pei-
briiden. Sort muroe i'm porigen
Sabre ole nit einem Sonnenbaoe
perbunoene itdotii6e YaoeanItalt nit
nambaften Soften bergroBert. Die
fran5oiiide 8eiaBltng botte genau IN
oerielben @eiie 3utritt mie oie
ii6rige @inmobneri9aft. 9as geniigt
o6er anideineno Der 8eiasungsbe.
boroe ni6t. Cine @erfiigung oes
~Serrn Gelcgierten Der &oben &om-
m%iiiion" oronet neuerbings on, DAB
Die 8aoeanltalt binfort 0ienstag,
Miittwod, Gonnerstog nno Sreitag
bon bormittags s Bis na9mittags
5 nbr aacin Der @arniion our Ser
fiigung 81 iteben babe. 9obei aablt
Die 3ipilbep0lferung $4,000 &opfe,
Die 9eiabnng aber MIR 1900!
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
9entid. Snierate in GnnInnh.

Ser @crbano S19iii9er Snoultri.
eIcr erbielt bonn @~uspGrtigen 4mt
ole MitteiIungJ Dab cine Der teoeu.
tenOiten engliiheu 8citungen (Oaan.
DIETER GUARDIAN minmebr 6ereit lit,
Snierate oeutibcr 6irnen %aui5uneb.
men. @ie Ser Mnndeiter Guardian,
ion iid aud Die nEimes" alt ser
glufnabme BON Snieraten bereit er.
fl1ren poaen. Ger geitdftsfii6renoe
8oritonS Oes @er5niOes Sahi. Sn.
6uitrieller empfieblt ieinen Mitolie.
bern Die 8eniiBung Oicier 9robo.
aanoa oringeno, bGIt es a6er bod
I'M GinpcrItdnonis nit omtlidlen
Stellen fir 8%medmGBig, 6aB oieIe
eriten Snierote, oeren gbfaIluna Be.
ionoers nidtig lit, OurG sic oeut.
i9e 8otihoft in 2onoon geleitet
perOen. Ser @erbano Sd6liider
Sn0uItrieler bat iid bereit erflGrt,
Ole llebermittlung oieIer Snierote
gegen 9edung Der nnfoiten gu iiber.
nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
santatisfeit in baperiiden etaOten

0os &ei9sarbeitSblatt beroffent.
li9t 3ablen iiber oie 8aut1tigfeit
in baperiiden St1oten i'm erIten
8ierteliobr 1920. 9arnaG puroen
in oieiem 8eitabidnitt insgeIamt an
@ebduoen ne1 erridtet in augsburg
AZ, in Miin9en 81, in 9iirnberg
6S, in Sirtb AZ, in @iir3burg 8.
Ser 9fein5ugang an @obngebdnoen
betrdgt fir @ugsburg 8 fir Miin-
den Is, fir Niirnberg 12, fir
Giirtb 81, fir @iir5burg 0. Der
9fein3ugatg an 8obmtngen be5w.
8obnrdumen betrdgt fir 9lugsbnrg
81 (81), fir Miin6en, oeiien @ob-
n%ungs6eItanO am /. Sanltar 1920
i62.963 betrug ito (303), fir
Hiirnberg Sc $3.50, fir Siirtb SO
$500, fir Sof 6 (16l fir @iir3-
burg SIS (202). 8as oie gemein-
niibige 9nutdtigfeit betrifft, 10
wuroe in Miin1en onrd nidtbe-
Gorolide Qrbeitgeber / Snus nit 8
@obnungel, our6 gcmeinniibige
@altbereinigungen unb Stiftungen
10 Sduier nit insgeiamt SO @ob-
nlingen ausge1iibrt.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Gine geridnnScInnn 0eiStIb,rns.


Dem SciOelberger 2anoidafts.
bio oroben angrli6ts Der beuorlts-
benOcn aoualiiierumg ocs gtednr
5ilm 3nede Der Shaiiung elmer
Gbein.0tedar 9 oual.T erbinomg I'M.
ter llmitan0cn i1pere @eiabren,
8urjeit @itrcitet man lid 5fpar nod
oorum, Oh oieie groBangclegte @oi.
lerltraBe nid)t aud ourdJ cine Der.
%einbaruug iiber Den Main, mie lie
Yapcrn miiniht, berbci5ufiibren
mare. 9ie MISUNDERSTANDING miiroe
ieOenfals cine Stanituie oeS 6Iui.
les obcrbalb ser Garl G1eooor.
Bride in Seioelberg our 5oIge ba.
ben, Ourd Die 5ugleid cine Strait.
anIage geidoiien peroen ion. @egen
oiele Ibiift bat iid Die @eioelberger
gilrgeriAaft in5piiden geriibrt, in
Dem lie bon Oeu 5ult6noigen Stel.
len foroert, DAB oaS peItbefonnte
Stnbt. mo 2onoidnftsbilo 9eiOeI.
bergS uidt OaOurh geitort miro,
Dab oie Stauitlie, nie es in 0en
&egierungsentpiirfen oorgeleben lit,
in Dem StaOtbil0e ieIblt eriAeint
Icnocrn oaB Tie gemdb Dem Yroieft
oeS iiioWeitOcutideu 2%anoIpcreinS
5piiden SaaolaB uno Stiftsneuberg
gelegt miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12

Gin tOclider lngliidsfaG truQ
iid ouf benz Standardization Cute
Seinridspoloe, bel Strickland, SIt.
preuBen, 5u. Der i'm beiten @onnes.
alter Itebenoe Arbeiter &onolu bate
Tferoe in einem @aiierloGe gebaoet,
obne bier5u einen guftrag al boben.
galo oaraltf fano man i'm ais 2eide
i'm 8aiier Dor. Wan nimmt on, oaB
er bon einem 8fero gei6lagen lit
uno alsoann ieinen SOB gefunoen
bat. &ouow mar felt Script porigen
Sabres berbeiratet. Seine in goIlom
tuobnenoe olte Mutter bot sunG6It
ben Nann, olsoann 6mei S0bne i'm
Seloe uno ben o::ttcn uno lesten
anf 10 trogiife @eile perloren.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Die Oentide giderei in @efahr.

8ie aus Dresden gemeloqt miro,
bei6dftigte iid Die 8olfsfammer NIT
Der oertlGen giiderei in 2eip3ig.
Gs tpurOe mitgeteilt, oab lie iif in
GROCER @efabr 6efinoet. Die friiber
Gemiaigten Weittel iin0 aufgebrau9t.
Der ungebul6enc 8eItnno al
S6riften iei au eri9redenoer @roBe
angetpadien. aaein fir oos Gin
binoen Oieier S6riften ieien $780,
600 Miarf erfor0erIi1. Ser Saus.
baltausiduB Ser iddiiifcn 8olfs.
TANNER erfldrte iid ouBer Gtanoe,
cteie bobe Sllnme 81 bepiaigen
h%efiirportete aber, oaB in Ben gtaG.
trogsetat grobere Mittel fir Die oeut.
Idle 8ii9erei eingeitelt peroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
ehnOentenfeicr an Der gismardidnIe

Bum er1tenmale felt Musbru9 oes
arieges bot Die &arlsruber Stnoen-
tenIdoft Die Gommerfeier an Der
9ismordi1llle pieoer b%egangen.
Me6rere bunoert Mngeborige Der
Eedn. So6i6uIe, MitgIieoer Der
oeri6ieoenen @erbinoungen uno
Itilo. gereine, fiibren nit Sonber-
5ug Der @lbtoIba6n na9 @ttlingen,
GiIoeten ooielbit BEN Sadel5ug uno
moridierten inter Mlliifbegleitung
nod Der S0be gum 8ismordturm.
@rnots 2ieo: Ser Soft, Der @iien
iradien IieB" ipuroe geiungen. Damn
tpedielten @niproden unO anoere
baterlGnoiide @eidnge. Ser oer5ei.
tige 3eftor, grof. Sr. 8oulde,
mobnte, oas @ert 9ismards nift
al oergeIien uno Ser Soffnung gu le-
ben, oaB aus benz iebt au @oOen lie
genoen Saterlanoe elm neues Deut-
ides &ei9 eriteben peroe. Die Ser.
iammGung Jimmie ons 2ie6 Ser
0euti6en an. Mit Dem grtonen oes
v@auoeamls igitur", tpdbrero 6eiien
Die Sadeln 5uiammengenorfen tprr.
ben, f6loB Die Seier.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Mnbinte Qanolcnte.

9urb einen Stuttgarter @eomten
in 9egleitung zines &anoidgers iano
in @islingen cine Miiblenfontrone
itatt. Cine gln5abl YerionenN eing
Dor ole Miibicn uno uerlangte oos
beidlagnabmte @etrcioe ipieoer ber-
aus. @egen o6eno wuroe befannt,
oaB Die @aamtcn ii6 nod in elmer
Birtidaft befinoen. Sic Demon.
~ltranten brangen in Die @irtldaft
Elm, miBbanoelteu einen 8eamten
crbcblid uno fiiDrteu i'm auf ben
9abnboi, m1brenO Der 2auoidger IN
cinem benabbortcn Souie Sdus
iuden nuBte. Ger 8irt erlitt ourd
9cidaOigrng bon Giuridtun9sgeoen.
ltanoen einen nidt tm6eoeutenoen
Sbaoen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Sin opfcr Scr fransSFiden Spiel

Die Granfiurter 3eitung beridtet
aus Main3 Die Serbaftung Oes Sci.
6cHlebrerS Nodop aug 9esfow,
Der bon frau5oiiihen @ebetma9enten
wegcn politiidcr llmtriebe feItge.
nommen wlroe. SIS itebt felt, 10
iagt oas glatt, oob ole fran5oiiIde
gebcime milit6riide Boli5ei iugGoin5
uno 8iesbaOen 0eutide un0 Gliab.
SotDringcr oe0en bobe @e5ablung an.
geworbcn bat, Die unerfannt in ben
8irtldaiten mo oif frcien BlGben
inter oaS Publifum miiden mo oen
S~ron5oien Sp%ibcloienite Ieiiten. Cine
mporIidti0c GcuBerung 9egen oie
5ran5oien geniigt oieien 9anoesper-
r0tcrn, Die IbnungSloIen Der fran.
3olil6en Yoli5ei III Die SGnoe 5u
ipielen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Bic Sentidlen ednIen in edIeisn.

Etc Dctifldleh SNilen IN Sdlclten.
Der GeIO5ug gceen Die Oeutid}en
Sdulen in Shlciien miro offi5ien
ongefiinoigt. 9ie s9io. Hooinp"
meloen aus Sroppou: Die idleiiife
bat
bcIdloiien, oaB grunoidelid oae
BOLTS. uno 9iirgcriduleu begin. Die
3obl ibrcr einaelnen 9loiien reou.
3iert perHcn ionen, iofern Die Sin.
oer5abI i'm eriten Sale Die SdiiIer-
3obl niht DO &in0er errei6t, i'm
5weitcn Sale 30 &inSer. Sic Ge.
ouoicring Ser cin8elnen S6ulen 1T
jeOob BLOB in iolhen GtdOten gu.
lGiiig, in bench mebrere Shrlen
iino. Sn 9etrodt f1mcn insbeion.
cere sic GdJulen in Eroppolt, SD.
sernOorf uno @Gbr.. Oitrau. Gieie
MiaBnabme miro einerieits nit Dem
idmierigen 3uitanoe Der 2onoesii-
rou5en, onoererieits Oalnit begriin-
set, oab dngeblid cine gail5e &eibe
BON Gdulcn in GdIeiien baIo leer.'
Iteben, tpGbreno es nidt mo9lid Iet
Die nnotpenoigen" MinOerbeitSifl.
len 81 erri1ten. Man fennt oas
2ico. Mon brouft &aum fir Die
tide9ii6en Sdulen uno iperrt oo'
Der Die Oeutihen S6nlen.