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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Der Nietatpr.
Sinh nnb annit.

Die Mannbeimer itdotiI6e aunIt.
bale bereitet cine 4usFeQunq Dor.
Die unter oem 3iteI: Der @,nius
bes Rinbes" bas gerbaltnis BON
&inb unO 9unit bebonbeli. Der srlte
5eil foa cine erleIene S6au fiinif-
lerifd1er Werte bon ainbtrn Der pers
f6iebenen QItersitufen brinaen. Der
3iDeite Seil piro bartun, nefn,
Wioglihteiten unD ipelhe @rensen
Der tiinitlerifaen 9ur6bilbuna Der
6ormen in Der unmitt.lbaren Qebsnsy
umstbuns uns bem getGtiaunastreis
ees ainbes geseben Iino. Der brittle
5eil foa in einem Gbnlihen Slime
Der Graiehuns oes ainbes 3ur stunit,
i'm ipeTentlihen oliO ben 8ragsn bes
siinitlerifden 3ei6ens, Wols uno
Mcbellieruntsrridhts aetpi5met fsin.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

Srau Gtcfta @eriter, emit cine
Der beruorrageuoiten GoIorafilr.
Sdngerinen, lit in i6rer 8illa sil go.
Iogna acitorbc11.
SStnlien mo SugoiIoipien mer.
0en oenitad6b oirecte llnterbonoIun.
9en 8pefs en09itltiger 9fcaeIuna Der
ooriotiidlcn sSragc cinIciten.
3n 9lcgGcip, ,5Ia.. tpi,r0en 3
IN Gerbin0llHg NIT Der Grmoroung
zines DeiBen sSarniers perbaftete
4egcr non einem 0pb aus Ser, sc
itinsuiE ael}oit HnO gelunht. 9Gr e.
men pierten 9ieger modt cine BoIa
eSago
Inrh ons Sdlmelsen ron Gis
orr Oem @ionaupers-e3iefidle pur.
Sc ons gonsc ebnnonix l6al i'm off.
Iid,en Sronfreid iibcrflutbet: rie.
iige Sells. IL eisblode riifen ean3e
1N.locr nno 5arinen nit iidl. Ter
Sfcoen niro ali etlidle 0iiaionen
Dollars aeihosi.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Gos pntnoes .arcisnnneIIn

las 9atnoes .arcisobpeIlo.
tionsgertht in Gbicogo Fat oos
Sfrofurfben gcgen gSln. Q. San.
rrouo uno 93 niroere Natalie6er Der
IS. 8. ~ UeIde rueqen 5cniqli.
ung bes 9(usbcblinasgcfebes trabreno
ncs arie9s i'll e'ef1ngniBItrofen III
Scooerncrtb perIrtbeilt tuoroen ma.
rem, beitatiet geritntna miro einae.
Ieet.
Sn 0fiinden baben 3enonItro.
tionen gegen Die pon einem .,aonios.
bitno" geplante 8ie0ererridta,1td
DER Nfonorhic itaftgeflnSen 9I1id,
Ole gcrgIeiEte an Der Aat6r orchtpn
nit Streit. ials Sie ganern IDS
iDicoer eifer 80nis bolen
SIN Biid)igan. Gee erirauf M
Gbics9o Der Selftnartt Der Wlarine.
3eierps 9el0ot, ols er NIT iefncrn
Sasgsglis a5itiir5te. 2eia aealeiter
Sem. god)eor, puroe gereftet.
1useroe oon Rerlonsn pcrlo.
rem in elreu leiiiin. Der ole oitIid,e
aiiitr ssdbau'a beiinjuchte ifr gebett
urb GROCER Sotidlooen iplroe an.
serHtet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

autpnomte oegepen pa0en. 80 Ianae
Die @sit iiebt. nire goIen Der 8eut=
f6su 6sino isin!~ iaet Der 9cIe.
Seit 500 Sabrsn bate SberI6IeIien
niCbts mebr eemeinlam nit g3olen.
grit in ben Issteu sSobren Iommen
ans Warf6au, 9oos uto aus Der pols
rifhen opdburg 4rofau Die pOlnis
iben Seber unb polnifbe 3eituneen.
8ou5el uno 8etdbtItubl perben IN
OberIhleiien miBbrau6., baHtt
ShsrIhIeii,n gu Boi,n ton,me. Rah
@aenitohou tpsrSen bic @soafatrer
asfiibrt, I'm bort poItiTd1e 6ebreben
gu b0ren. Grf iparsn bic ssranspIeE
leiSIib ouItdnbig. iebt balten fie es
affen nit ben 4olen. Der ssialiener
Aalt iih neutral. .glir poIs!" lit
feline Rsbe. man Bat bic Si9ers
heitspsbr entipoFfnst unb bic 8aFfeH
ben 9pIsn gegeben. Die heutTde 93e=
aieruns fab miibig au. rSOlonse
niht ppIniiae Srupptn in 0berIdbIes
fen iinb. iOIanse fSunsn ipir nicbis
tun!@
gtm II. aususf 1919 berIudfen
bic 4oIen einen 8utId. Die sraus
sofeu IoIltsn gu Silfe fomneu. Die
EommiIIion IoIlte Dor ponenbeter
Soiinde iteben. 9lm eahrestao bic.
fes ButIdes ftsten Die iesiaen Rdmps
fe elm. OberI6leiien 1T beute Elm
guIton. @ern ni9ts unheres mebr
bilft, ipirb Die Fouit entTbeiben mill.
fen! Gs tpirb bereits geftreitt in
9beridItiisn. Greift Der Gtreit nm
iih, erIfirbt oIles inouftriene 2eben!
mir Iinb berIoren, penn in Obers
id3leiin Mot mebr seF6tbcrt ptro!
Die Siher6eitsnaunImafteu Aaitsn
bic GeFel inter S5euer, fonIi rnbt
alles. Sas tit Der beranInleitberoe
Sob! Stpdt bas 9eben Gberihles
iiens, Itodt ales @irtIhafEsIebsn
9eutihIonos! Die g3oIeu beabIfdtis
gen, ale @ruben 5u erIGnfeu Sin
5ommerfdlag asuiigt 6aSul aobs
-.
len, &phIen, Rpblenl gBenn Iie pers
loren perbsn. lit 9sutTelanb ans
&reu5 geIdloatul IRit Mloro unD
SptI6Io9 iinO bic 9oIeu biutsr ben
Seimattreuen Der.
llnb bod muB alles geton peroen,
nm SberIdfeiieu oeutiGb II! erbaIteu
llnb ba5u erbitten BE QberE1leiter
bic moralif6e llntsrTiiiBuna DmtI1s
lonbs.
1enfe jeser Saran, iuns aai Sem
SpisIc itebt, tue jeSer, mas CT usr,
mag. Stein Gbrridjlsiigr Sarf as.-
riidblei6cnl Gcin GcutIdlsr bari iei.
ne mcraIiidle ltntsritiitnng ucrIaecr.
Or. !0obmanR bon oer 0eu!rcbsu
DemofrotiIcben partei eriupcrt, Sar.
on, bob Is uns ME 70 rc&t ernit Qes
neien lei NIT unierem Deuildltum,
aber bic Rot lshre uns, 0aB mir si.s
fammenseb0ren. Die Nor nirO Ben
DeutiGen bas DeutY@tum ias syu,
nerite biueinbdmmern. Der 3ers
itiidelung 8eutf9lanos ourd1 Die
Jeinbe peroen mir ale nit BEN
5cbeu nn0 feiteu Miaen begeansn.
bas 9aterlano ais 9eI6IoTenen a5rs
per in cine before 9uhlnif aus benz
0unieI Der 3eit 6iniibeysurciten. llnS
NIT bieiem @ebonten ipereen mir an
bic Iat hsranse9en, aae admpFsr
fir 8eatft9lalb 3u iidrfenl
@s fpro4en nuBsroem Or. Syal.
tenberg (gaesr. Wlifielp.). 0r. Dstn
%. @p), e3erndgl (gl. ~ uno
Wimmer Don Der fo3ioIiT!ifC9en Mehrs
beitspartei.
Die aan3e 9erauitaltina mar Elm
einmiitige8 gstenntnis sar ltnters
ifiituu9 Der bellilC9en adrpFe in BEN
q6itimmun9sgsbieten Die .gagre.
ia" barf itol3 ieiu OaraaT, baB es
ibr gelun9ea it, Giui9teit Der gars
teien BON re6ts Dis ltuts sur 6ilFe
fir bebrdn9tes Deuif9tum gu loaf.
fen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
cstOberieit in lsfur,lleim.

Gin o0ftoberielt" ioa oif ser
gGatos 8icIe bel Bior3beint IN ga.
oen ltattfinoeil, no Der oortiae 8au.
ernoerein 8ur 5eier ieinqs 40idbri.
gen geitanoes eir .Oftobcrleit nad)
MtiIn6ner gtrt@ peronitoItet uno su
oieiem 6eite fib eine 9ln;abI bon
2lttroftiolien Der Wiindner 1seittpiele
DerpfIidltet tot Inter oieien betinoet
Iid) II. a. oud Der befonnte geliber
Ger @tilndner Odienbraterei, 8anf,
mebgerineiiter Sobann 8oBler. Die
grotmoi9ine, Die ieit RrieasauS.
brud III Sfmeinfiirt eingelogert
mar, lpuroe nodb 9ior3beim trans.
portiert Gum 9rnnsport i'm ab.
montiertcn 3uitanO naren 3ipei 81.
ienbnbntpogen erfor6erIid).
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Sbrridleiien
unO Girntell.

Seoentnus Der bOrtisen slbItim.
nnusSscbietr. Sis smm Ser
sen Oieier iiberluiescnS bentIdler
saHSer baben bic 6einbe ibre
sierise 6anO ansgeitredt. -
&as Scr &eriaillsr Sertrag nidlt
5a ftanSe bradlts, ioll Snrd ben
StimmSettel errcidlt weroen. -
3eritiidcInns Der Sentidcu aanoe
Sas 3iel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

&aibinstOn, :. 6. 9rditoerit
@ilion lit actin in Die llationale
&rdiioelrtidpfts .gsabloampoaue eln-
getreteu tn0em er eincu oirecteu
Nppea an oieine @titbiirger~ rib-
trte, onrd oas ,,ieierIid)e 9fefere1l.
bum" i'm 9topenlber Die &0lfcrliga
5it inoeiiiren.
0os Shriftitiid, peldyeS bom
9rM;oenten pcrionlic) geidlricben
iein ion, tit, ipie befaurtgeQeben
tunc0e, oos erite elmer 9iribe 0fiellt-
li6er alInOgebungeib in 6erclt er
oggreiiiu ote 9lreuneute Ser 9igo-
@cgner beiprehen 1pirh, Oie, apie er
iagt, gslmeriou an Die Stcllc 9rem-
Ben's in Der 4olitif Scr Sioliring
inlo Dcr1dtliher 9lbipnoerlulg IteI.
len mobtea@.
sSn ieinein glppell beban0elt Der
EroliOent pcriea oen piel6eiprode-
nen glrtifel 10 oes Golferltaa- Iuets
ut0 d)oroeteriiirtc oie 8eboupttna
Der 2igogegner, Oob oicier artifel es
oftoeren 9eotinnen errtoqlid5en mir.
DC, Die Ser. Staoten in Srieqc bin.
ein5u5ieben, fir oblolut ioIid. Ger
Sigopaet, 10 erfl0rt Der 8r1iinent,
entbalte nid)tS, yoos uith MIR inn
8eringiten oos 9ted]t 0cs Gonarei.
les idlindlert, nod oeiiem eiqenen
iIitabbdngigcn ltrtbeil, mic imiere
SerfoiIlntg cs oorifreibt, Srieg
oOer feinen Grieg 5u beidlieBen.~
pSisasesuer iinS unucridlGmt@.
n7ieie 2eute (oie @egner 6er
Siga)~, iagt 9ilion, yiino 10 melt
gegongelb ooB 9elite, Die i6r 2eben
geopfert bdbeiL mic i'd meir 9e6en
Geopfert Bobe. nm iid) nit ser @e.
id)idlte itn0 Den Gra0itiolten mnA
Der EolitIf Der gtotion pertruut an
inahen, erltnlnlt iein ntiiiicll ifber oie
uliglaliblihe lliupiiiellbeit lm0 oie
iliioerid,dmte aiibnbeit, NIT Der jeip
perlitdlen lid ein ,9lmerfcuners
tblull" naf eiaenem 8eidntad sll.
reft5ulegen, tpeld)es olrd feline cin-
5igc Der alrtbenttid)ien Eraoitionen
Der 9egierang be9ritloet lit. 9(ne-
ricouertbumL pie lie IS oitffulIen,
febrt Den gou8en 9roceB ser Iebten
trngiidlen Sabre pollitdnoia ms
e5egentbeil mn. Gs lpiiroe glnlerica
an Die Stelle @reuBen's iebcu in Der
8olitif Der Siolirung mo ner6dfli.
den 9Iblonoeriing.
Ter Dictator.
ggie nerluutet, miro gsflIon oie
9ieoen Ser oemofratiiden 9ic6ner i'll
ben letten So9en Ser 6ontpagne 10
gltt luie abioIitt mo pollitdltoig lei.
ten nn0 eontrolliren. 9Iae iibriaen
SSiillcs peroen pon ben oeniofrati.
idyen 9feonern bis 5llm ,. gtouem6cr
fnllpu dflniieu 1,prApn iflIA mr. Aie
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Nlorb menen einiaer glirner.

Ger @iitlersiobn Sob. glaier In
9leintin9. 9ib., mollte I'M @artea
nes giitlers QmlI g8innerl Birnen
iudem mas id, leeterer per6at. gs
fnm 8u cinem g9ortipedliel 3miiden
bei6en, iuurauf Der 9nter ieluie Der
8riloer oes giaier nit 4riiqeln Der.
beieilteu uto @hlnerl be0robfeu.
1icier SAB 8uerit Sdrcfitbiiiic ab.
sIts oie gltigrciier nic0er ollf iba
einoraneen, ieuerfe g3inaeri NOD.
mails orei 5dfiiiie ab, meldIe 0em
Sobann 4idier in 0en llntrleib
crongen uno nod elmer Staa6e iei.
net &o0 berbaIiiibrtelI.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
SdJluein- -9sereIlrnna.

9rs Moincs, Sa. 5n Soma lit
rtibts SIT gut .iiir oos Sd)pein. Nm
I1ontog traf ggobp t0aufepe
giont4 Elm s Neouote oltes Sdmcin
BON $50 8funo, Oos einen Asertb
uon $4,000 bat, in einem Der fein.
ften Sotrls in les Wfoines elm GS
fltbr IN einem 8rohtdlrto Dor, ainq
in bie 2obbp biiiein airf Seppidyen,
bie cigclls fir oieien 3ipef qeIeat
aruren, tuliroe I'M 5otel -Regiiter ein-
eetrnger, EieB iih pbotograpbiuen
iIno iubr ounn, beboeIid, griuBeno.
I'M 6abritifbl 3unt 10. Stodlperf, mo
cs IN eirtem 3innner Die g3ott Der.
bradte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
True translation flied with the Post master
at Milwaukee. Get 1920. as required
by the act OF october 6. 1917.
NiliOn greift Gin.

ErGiioent &iliOn actin in bic orm0.
fratiIdle Gampagnc eingetretem.
- gppel On pmsine Niitbnrssr"
sur SnoUiiirnns der @SlferIisa.
sshut eisa.@saner gnnuer-
ldlGmt". rllnuiiieubeit II. &er-
meNenbeit, meinsn sisa.&act aus
5nSiueifcln".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

sSn eurcfa tn6 8el Q1onte h
California babeu lid beiti8e 9reltoBc
ercignet, Die ober feinen 5d3a0eu
aatridltctctt
S5ungersHotb perEriaclt ilit
ge3irf ron gefirg td9lib 1000 Io'
0esiaLle.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10


TrustransIatlou tlet with the postmaster at
Ali,Saukee. Oct 7. 1920 a, rsqairsl by
the act OF octobsr6. lJt,
SGGnOlider IfiRbrandl bon 6ilfs.
gclOern.
Gunltantiuppei. SSm 3uiani'
meithona nit elmer iit 9onitantiuo.
bel qeacn 6 glmericaner erl1obeiien
gnflage. Die anerilalriidle Siliage.
ieaidyoft fiir Den imben Giten onrh
getriigcreicn nm groBe Sumuen &c.
'idldoigt 81 9dben. lit cberitIcittnont
goumbs. ser 2eiter Scr 6ieieIlidjaft,
oerbort fporoen. 9ieier ga6 ii. u. 3n.
0aB geIegcntlib ans ocn 0fitteln Scr
Silfsgeieai6aft foitipielige Gbom.
pagner. Diners fiir b6bere gntente.
Cfficicre geaeben tpor0en icien. %.
gegen erfldrte oiefer 3eltae, nid)ts
onuon 5u piiien, 0aB IcBten 5er6it
in 9ofit Elm gr0Berer 4Soiten Wfebl
gcgen 5rpei 0ng9onloolul9en @bis.
fen alsaetolidt iror0en lei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
9n 1taIictt rcbeairet
jckt Sic Samern.

Nom. 9eod0em INN III Ole ito.
lieniid)e innlritriele Gage ollni0bIidD
<be einfebrT mo aaeripdrtS bic
bon 0en gIrbeiieru beietten 5obrif-
aulugeil BEN eigentbiimerl uieoer
3uriidgegeben peroen, ian9en iett
Die 9aIern on rebelriid 81 aperoen
ltn0 iiberfalleu ulto beieben Die
Snn0giiter Der @5roB9rlurobeiieer.
0eilitdr 1ulrrhe dirfgeboten, nm 2000
gnlern 8r Dertreibcn. Die Die Sitter
oes 8onigs nobe 9tcopel in 9eli6
nubmcn mo iidD Der Gertreibung
lpieOerietten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

Trne translation tilst vita ths postmaster a.
Milwaukee, Oct. Z 1920 as reqairsl sr
he act OF October s. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
gInidllnh Der Speialiitcn an Die .
,SnternatiOnale.

Sur 9r0Bten lleberroiduug gons
SStaIien's bot Die 2eihmg Der itaIie.
niiden Soctafiiteiportei beldloiIen,
iich Der 3. (0loSfmler) Suteruatio.
male or5itidJiigBen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10
Ttrue translation filed witnshs postmaster at
hllwsukss. Oct :. 1870, as reluisst ey
he act of octoJss :. ~
Hniiell II. Yolell.

Sriebsnseunfersns in yiisa bat cine
Ginisnns IN itanbe sebradlt. =
@aiienitillitanS II. 8rGlimiuar-
;sriebcn bercinbarf. = Die pOlni-
Idlem 5risScnsbebinsmnsen bilOen
Die Saiis Der &ereinbarnns. =
SlemerlidDe grOke GrfDlse Der EO-
len pcranlaiien Die &niiem snm
gsaAsebcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

siida. Sie polniiden iino Die
rliiiifeu 7elcgoten sur 6rieOens-
eonferen5 in 9figo bobcn iid) oili EN-
NaTienltiIlitd1I0s. II. ErdlinIilarTrle-
0ens- -spbfonunen geeiitigt nno olle
bisrutirbnren 6rngen perfhoben, nm
cinen @intcr- 6cloSug 5u uernleioen.
SSie DC. 3onbsfi, 5itbrer Der polnl-
idRn EeIeaation beton1ttgab, bIl0e-
te 0ie III gegirn Der Gouferei8 pon
ocn 8olen nirterbreitete eli Eauie-
te, ,1celuration~ Die sgaiis 0eS lteber-
etnfontntens
9leiierIihe 9lieloltngen aus Moss
fan beIt1tigen ole slniidt 0aB oie
Shiiien Inn ie0en 8rcis cine @inter-
Gunlpnane ocrnneioen tpollen. Die
Grnten iino groBeufbciIs eir 6ebl.
fdbloe rno Singcrsnotb, ipeirn iriht
tboti6hfidl Suneertoo miro beiiirdl-
tet.
GpIen geiuinnen On Starfe.
9lnoericits Idreiten Die @olen oon
Sieg au Sieg. Nm alien Sbeileu Der
9forofront babet Die Griieu in ben
lcsten 3o9eu uernthtenoe 9eieoerlu.
gen erlittrn lno POM iii6ritiiiid1en
ariegsidouplos iperoen iotpobl oon
General @rangel in Der arirn, pie
uih BON BEN llfrninern grobe Or
fclge gcileloet. 9Lngeiid)ts 6ieier
Gbatlod1en bfieb Den 9nliHefpifi
nitbtS 9lnocres itbrig als Die reiBe
6loggc il6er Der rotben ST biiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-10-10

True translation tet with the postmaster at
bfi'SAukee. Oct Z. 1920, a, rsqairsi by
the act OF october6. lJE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-09
Twin Brooks.

Mrs. Harry Schatfer is on the sick
list at present.
Mr.. Enoch Lindquist was a Mil.
bank caller on Friday.
Mr.. Erve Bardsley and f. j. .Arndt
left January lst to visit at the twin
cities.
John De Lint is away visiting his
home folks in Iowa.
Mr.. Kirk Stevens got hurt quite
badly one day last week while crank
ing a car so he vas obliged to go to
OrtOpville forotreatment.
Quite a number of our town folks
gathered on New Years night at the
home of Enoch Lindpuist to greet the
returned newly weds," Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Fabel, and a very pleas
ant social time was enjoyed by all
present. A delicious lunch a serv-
ed by the ladies.
Mr.. Robert Niblock is visiting at
the G.. A. Runge home over the holt
days.
Miss Edna Bingaman returned to
Twin Brooks New Years day having
| spent her vacation at the home OF her
parents.
The Misses Hazel and Bernice
Driesson entertained a number of
their young friend, at a New Years
Eve party at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filbert of Miller, $.
d.. are here visiting at the A. II.
Schmidt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kruger
spent New Years day at the home OF
l.. NJ. Reade.
Miss Lue.la Hof came from Orion
! Vile Sunday to spend some time with
her sister. Mrs. Robt. Johnston.
Naomi Myers of Milbank visited
| with friends in Twin Brooks last
week.
Mr.. Will Tassler made a trip to
Milbank on Friday to attend to some
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Sharf accom-
panied by their son and daughter
came from summit to spend New
Years day at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Royce Sharf.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-09
Corona.

Did you miss Us last week? Well
you see, me and our best half went to
Aberdeen to eat our Christmas turkey
with pa and ma. and returned just in
time 10 catch another turkey dinner
with the Kids
A little ION was bora to Mr.. and
Mrs Waite Keeney on Monday, Jan.
9TH 1920.
seton Wednesday evening to spend
New Years day with frienus here.
Geo. | eib ard family are enjoying
q visit with Mrs. Leib's mother. Mrs.
Holde1, of Owatonna. MINI.
Nels Jorgenson returned to Fargo.
Saturday. after several days visit
with his parents.
Don Cha pman is here from Mon
tana, visiting relatives and old time
friends.
Allah Mohr, who has been spend
ing the holidays at the parental home
returned to her school at Webster
Saturday.
Galen Schumacher OF Aberdeen WISH
ted a few DAYS this week with friends
here.
Ray Phillips returned from Aber-
deem Wednesday evening. where he
had been for a short visit With his
family.
Miss Hazel Brennon, our primary
teacher. who had been spending her
vacation with her parents south 0!
Summit. returned Saturday.
Vera Jenning after ii two weeks Wis
it with her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Clark returned TO her home
IN Aberdeen Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Leib and children and
mother, Mrs. Holden, Of Owatonna.
Mimi, returned Tuesday evening
from Aberdeen where they had been
for a few days visit with relatives.
Pete Jorgenson, who had been in
California the past two months enjoy
ing the flowers and warm weather,
returned Saturday morning.
John Smit and family. who had
been visiting at the NJ. A. Smit home
departed Saturday for their home at
Lennox this week.
Mrs. Peter Otto and little son re
turned Saturday from "a visit in Min
neapOlis.
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Frank Port was at Marvin Tuesday

Frank Port was at Marvin Tuesday.
Mrs. Blanche Walker took her
daughter Evelyn to the Peabody hos
pital this week for an operation for
adenoids and tonsils.
Henry Fahs of Ortonville, who for.
merly lived on a farm here. now In
business there, made q call On Old
friends in Summit Monday and Tues
day.
Allan Stiles. E.unice Briggs and
Mrs. I. Waters were passengers 20
the Webster hospital Monday.
Albert Dockow, MIR. and Mrs. Hen
nv Sharf and Mrs. Erma Herried left
Tuesday evening for q trip thru the
western states. they will visit r. Ia
tives and old friends at spokane, Sc
| attic, Portland, Yakima, Los Angeles
| and return by the southern route.
| Mr.. Dockow expects to visit with his
| sister, Mrs. Ben Archer in Montana.
Mrs. Coffit and daughters, Velva
nd Charlotte lett Monday for a visit
with relatives at Fulda, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taig returned
to their home at HighmOre, s. D.,
Thursday.
Eoacl Llcu WcuJ W 81. duI 0uLA0t
where he entered the Minnesota Uni
versity.
Helma Lien and Sigfrid Moe return
ed this week tO school at Mortified,
Minnesota.
Earnest Russell Holmes of the Am
erican Legion here, elected officers tor
the coming year as follows:
Post Commander, Jack Brooks, Y.
Post Commander, Geo. Stromme,
Post Adjutant, Sherman Sharf, Fin
ance OFFICER, David Busk, Post Chap
lain, Edwin French. Post Historian,
Lowell Raymond. war risk insurance
officer, Levi Poor, Executive Commit
tee. l.. Houck, Holmes, r. Davis
and D. Busk.
The nurse from Waubay who has
been taking care Of the Chester Boy
ton baby went home Tuesday, tue
baby is improving.
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liberia.
Mr.. Orr gave a talk to the High
School Tuesday regarding regular
attendance.
Sidney Barriklow spent the holi-
DAVIS at the home Of. Mr.. Orr in
Greenfield, Ind. and among the
|thjpcs Of interest saw the birthplace
James WhitcomeR Riley and the ''ole
swimmin' hole made famous by
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-09

that author. They returned Sum
day afternoon.
The next basket-ba bal game is
scheduled with the Big Stone Quin-
tet on Friday. February Is, at Big
Stone. Tney are reported to have
q strong team and Mi!bank will
have to hustle to come thru with
the big end Of the final score.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-09
Are You One of
the

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Banks: If not, st trt that account, dur
inc tile week OF January 17.4. This
period Will beooserved throughout the
entire country as National Thrift Week
Join the NATIONAL BANK ARMY
that great body of indurtrial crusad-
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ING 1919.
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is his Bank. Let US help you make
1920 your most prosperous year.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-22
Odd Lots.

The odd lot business the last
two weeks. according to one OF the
largest dealers. has shown that the
buying has exceeded sales. Pur-
chases consist largely OF rails OF
the dividend class such as Northern
Pacihc. Southern Pacific and AtChi-
son Sales OF odd lots have been
for the most part industrial issues.
Those who have been purchasing
the railroad issues seem 10 show
no disposition to part with them at
this level. Speculation in odd lots
is now at low ebb. according to
this authority. purchases being al
most entirely for investment account.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-22
'PRICESSMASH
IN LAST HOUR.
Selling Orgy in Wheat Renewed on
Board of Trade-Com Main
tains Steadier Tone.

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Selling pressure
on wheat was renewed on the Chi
cago Board of Trade today when 1t
was reported English rail employees
would strike in support of the coal
miners. This came just as the mar
ket appeared to be scoring for a re-
covery.
Values received the final smash
OF the day in the last hour, but
showed a little recovery immediate
ly preceding the close. There was a
slump in cash prices in the local
market. They were off IL to Is
cents for the day. while futures
were only to So cents lower. Pre-
miums were off from 4 to 9 cents.
In corn there was a steadier tone
than in wheat. but buying was not
sufficient to prevent prices from
working to new low levels for the
crop for December. Deferred months
were relatively firmer. prices tend
ing to work toward a carrying
charge basis.
Liquidation and short selling were
the features in oats. Cash prices
were q cent lower. Canadian oats
are coming into active competition
with American oats. and the foreign
markets appeared to be filled, for
the present, at least.
Wheat futures closed to 5% cents
lower; corn, II to 4 cent higher to
l y cent lower, December being the
weakest and July the strongest de-
livery. Oats were u to y cents
down. Rye. IL to 2A cents off.
Barley, to 3A cents off.