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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04
WANTED

MEN MEN MEN--Choppers wanted; paid
from 400 10 5000 a day: $500 day for
board; rough pulp to cut by the cord
from three to four dollars cord; also by
the Thousand; best Of chance; one mile
from Marshheld station. Address or call
personally. Buteau Bros Marshfeld, VI
284, 0t.w.lt
OLD POSTAGE sTAMPs--Cash for stamps
used before 1878. on or off letters. J. w.
Ross, 20 West st., Rutland VT. Collec-
tions bought l4wN
ABOUT SEPT /. a capable cook and
second girl good wages. Mrs. q. M.
eabin, pa Main st.. Burlington, VT
7.w.U
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04
FOR RENT

A GOOD RIVER FARM to rent. just south
Of Bellows Falls; tenant must furnish
stock and come we'll recommended. w, Y.
Farr SO No. Union st. 283, 6t,w,lt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04
GRAND ISLE COUNT

GRAND ISLE COUNT
AlburE-W. Il. Hutohihs. IND. +.
Grand Isle-W. A. Martin. n.
Isle La Motte-waiter La lombard, d.
North Hero--9eorge X. Tudhopc. r.
South Hero-Charles Josiyn. D.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04
FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale
Timber land. farms and city property.
See Farr. the bargain finder at 81 No
Union st.. and save money; no agents
283. 6t,w,1t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04

LAMO1LLE COUNTY
Belvidere--Frank A. Fletcher, J..
Cambridge-C. O. Powell. r.
Edeh-F. z. Gates, d.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

tuberculosis siilett I5n.l00
rner wolnen ana ctnidren n nlr
.olntg-, asst wear ....44 II them
II Minnesota
TINS .teadlv White plague
na,ie l,lea Widows ma 3.l00 n,-
phans II rpur state asst wear
There s. Ia necessity Cor tins
saeges~ng casualty ist II neace
rlrnes.
Ym may aut <nuw It but I'll.
aelrulnsis aan 1e prevented Inu
0.an 's 1iuptt.
FIe~ 3 III organization II
r0ur sauurv vol.'aing with rmlr
state anu lauonai organization
chat ,:un tr~rve ms menace from
Is nlsai-r stapsvn pathway 1t
pmu' VERY ioar-
CHRISTMAS S...Gis nl1av,tle rlie az
numenr FOR the neaca1lme cnrn-
hHt against Tins ieaulv zoe. for
ne penny tleaitti salnns ara tie
means tnrnugt when ara l-7lsast
The riunas necesSal-7, N continue
ttrp igtlr AGAINST disease. ne
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
How j. rlr,s fs,r Fl.-t r.s,s.!

4 pyy Years 1gD Henri Efeisi.
man. Russian. came 70 Anerrca
20 i've ana n;ala j 1oIne n elma-
Ia. ae.rns1tir ne discovered he
gcuid nuf De- allbwefi "a gn ~
RUSSIA after ms wife unless M
vegr IN American citizen mt
ttiat Ie znIld nof become III AIn-
t.Y~rau citizen Is long Ks Ie aHu
4 aVie ana etsmiv living n 4 fuTr
efgn rnl1nt1v r. xer MS 1Atur=
aiiz1tlon pmumrs. Feidinan las lad
70 te divorced from us wife. t.Ie
.uldge t.mentlv granting the if.-
,.f-ee IN me charge of ts.ssaf--lun
Armed with us iivnlra. Feidman
was ti1lR ri Ie, MS citizenship
papelTs ami 1bw S M MS vav n
Russia with III American MSS.
pol-7 70 nr~ng oack MS wife and
two s.lidrrn ana FanafT-v Ter N
rms snunu-
ANA vet We want "a American
Hc aur rnrrlgns't~s anu make
them Dae N LIS. Cow warm ana
lUvai i cQt9EefI IT 4 caIIntg~'' yolia
nou be ttfev compelled rm 70
ttiwnrce vnlr wife ana rlnaI~r-'
.iefp II nTter "a w. accented u
4 at3zen Camper NepNir.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

Tho ate Or asr sze-.-as.

AAae ale nF 4a5 i@e-~rc-
Mrs. Ftugn Ellis eft. Cor rtie
Cites, MonttiEv
Blanch Gibson 5 an the sick
ISL with q soIp throat.
Vim. Guar-oat satiler is 81
sitting 1t the ltuafDor hume ms
week..
Il + Drummer nate / c1-u 70
Minneapolis Jn business, Tues
nav
Tim aoztcti car MS not WITH
M axe INT S. getting better 1T
tins writing.
TIE farmers nunnd Mart9wlle
sae 1nzv hauling ullin yoad ana
ties these Rvs.
Margaret Miller 1as 'nfur-1efi
70 Ter WORK TT utIe panig after
r'yn weeks III illness.
Mrs. Warren Crolss ant. leftz for
lIei. .1nne II ~. Pa,ll For 2 siIor-.
visit with Ter parents.
Mrs. Carr gan niece, vnn las
1tssn visiting with 1es- for some
lme nast. lett. ftn~ cie Cites.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Yours raTlin
II. A. Starch.

islitars. Votrs- W. tnnrer, ate
rilur Nh starch tsti<es enough III.
terssf N tire American ~ uTr..
cise {, nut let lis lns,k INTO GINS
criticism 4 litsle
In tie il-si niiea ne t.nntss tsie
American n FIRST fur Danes. Cor
lt.antiinaviuns sacond gnu Aane,T+
ems ttnivi W. I'm Z QUITE IN,
dsirssand nnw ia gets ttng m
Drr~sinn is We laSa always an.
deapmptt tn make Il whit tae
nane nniieS mu { siiail always
remain fuis Americans inst luuta~
t.ie present management. m
rms cnnneriaun va might ne1-
rann tint Danes ara slsa amlallv
r~.uar.teti gs 5r,mdinavims
'Nhv tins so,v,un stuff asks
Mr. Starch. amt ,nt~oss.S with ms
Ist-er clipping Fnn Iusf week. J
ssne riie vai~eS II DANISH I'll
nane fur We viii sxp,mn huw
tins c:une iiinnt, Clnr reatei-s
will perhaps yrsrnilecr tiiur siim-t.
lv ,sfnre he lAskuv Far last fail
t4le Fur committees aiffa,wt Orig
~. Il, the btsss na@,ns %snr ~ tie
FAR N any NJ tsie following lang-
uisueT English. German, Swedish,
amt Danish Aa,d further M.
nuanrsst that rsiess NoMltt ~ pun
Iisi,tst IN riie American snme rame
narssr rfle,a vera several cnrl
rlrhufanns IN rtie English mu
Dnnlasi Languages hur none II
German amt Swedish amt taiess
are the anea the American I'm
been publishing rsie pasr few
weshS- tiluAe N rsie Elgsisi
language benny puhiisfst firss
There III only one nnrsn ltsfr III,
that III benny rum rsns Week nnu
r,r that we will nar rsfe.,d Nh
Starch chsrehv amt that he wi
bear ever with uS
when we Ecsprsst these psein
Ter puhiacacnsn we did nnr trlni
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

&. M. .tsr-e4lsseyE tbs TsI1rrIe.st
rom ms rlTD II Michigan gyTs.sa
lYer .IaS purchased and aIla to
vnnctI uiae- tia. fainlir expects
30 move ateF Inc liugeFTse4Is
are gras-r .g2,grn5sil-e 1e.aUleA-tfag1
workers xlIFi with 4 tessrr 70 ~
sarnethlngs-5o naturally rtIeT
will 1@ nIsseft 1 ctles- Iezre for
,roessi. However rtles- nave soTne.
anu iIere Ds.sstias the farm
svsTle.1 rtles- rnec.srr.- sold. ana
where their. un 10 buildings.
there s Z e.Iange u some .ieang
mt IN
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

one t3nnI ~ sire Inu that y
hat r.lesT.s viii ae 10 mrulnumie
III the .snatts. m -.ital-
lresenr aanuir1m.
Mn-.an Christensen VINO aus
Sss-n imng vsling II eiIs vicinity
nj gHaniine. cut IN Lincoln Caun-
~ returned IN .Assav vesrerriav
A number af fy-esltis Iarsierptt
ar g.is home M Ml- anu Mrs. Chr
FIsaste,-Rs~n asst nlgslr. tie ,cra-
sson henry Mg> E-aster-kseni !,
1nr-iluar Games ware ,ia.'a.,
mt 4 pleasant evening sneslt> 4
cis.iicmss lt,nc.l benny served IN
N,-s Fgefiei-kss.,i.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

like ttBs little worn -'tswsy m
sfeza ID lousy w7lv t ee.ases
n ije criticism ma -srerrailr
gvEYssT ia. .Gctsis. aaTrp ,He plIletTtr tt
earn 70 spell common English
worri2 ttben L . plainly EAR
cxsgn. III tins connection t
ri arlt Dc. veil q rel Mr. 5taIrn
nat tire worm English sfYualid at
WAYS .IF: written with ! camtal 2
4nd Tot 4 small . Is. 1e 1aa Z
i'm ms eftes
Nlp sEIrr. rtIerTa arr. e.P~nFs in
tie American. mt snow Is the
s1efvspAue.r ~ even ragaz1np.
where there are nome. COMPARE.
the American with other English
printed leavapmIsaE nlsi We he
lieve t vii Stm1d au with tie
average q fRr Is ag-nrs 1rr. s-or-
-ar71rft. NJ ION ear'e fpr ar
,s1sFn on tins seoFp.
As KiJ0re mentioned rve Er.
Jiaassai u note ttfat Ar 3tair.T
iktss tie American veil .siD9lgrl
II .g~tlf1se I. tf~ergdv criticism
sB dEavs gveit0fne ana L sfIgll
1e gaIr aFltteaV0F ru constantly
be.trt.s- tue American.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Town of Norman

Fhp Viides called 1T rtle ET1-rst
Da-leil nome Iunuav gtte,-lnofl
Frank leseTui called II me
Vim. Abraham Fitnne 5arlrvtar
taea Etvar- vas ieinng 9obet--
NntZ butcher some hogs INST
Nhmrsstav
Frank Devaui vas saving
voaa snr e. Wilde \. Monttav at
refTl0nn.
TIE -adies Welcome Iazletv
Vas we'll attended asst Thursday
1T Mrs. Dal-leil's.
D + Forsvtsi and san. [-awr-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

e.sleE.a -aila4t 1T ne 4 Dsa-lHtl
lToyne- FErrnag evening
Mr. urtr Mrs. Milo Current amt
c.iiatrer1 sFreF1t Sunday II me
yT~n1t Darrell home.
Ni- ana Mrs. 2 1eralIi 4nd
Fyasv spesIt SATURDAY evening IT
TIE ] u. 8gIlvIe home
ii. n EDrnyttl ai son. La1Ivr-
esrce 3DesTr r1IuTstav evening II
TIE T. y. 8glv1e name
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

3lTlIT0 1iifn.. Ger ~. k!lLii
II TIE 4stuv American.
ssAov Mim
Dear 4frs.
la tire sa.sailt.fI Askor AIrwlg-
San ftr Canes. pr fnr 5naudina.
rimnx az e fnr Americans. aSy
tie name, vetlisi nnlrf II seegns
n na ttfat the pauef" r lirssfr f'or
Danes. fpr }.sandinaplHns second
,.ssnd Fer Americans asst, Iii & S
MAINLY fsw aanrs and 5ssanaina.
ci,ax. vtiv da vnn saiitlt Hlh-
srr~u,innx mt OTHER Fngufsgs III
aver ire county Tnd euea mt
sree uluung gil natlouulit.ts #
nennls{
II fsle atussf S AanpiTcrn. yhv
10 pou publish tins fuirigu stuff
riint anir tie Dunes can fpsnic
Whv is.vote fiaif IT the finnt
lapt. aat-tI seek u News A4nnng
srsan,linasiaus, ynp not. devnte
part N wnur snace n Ainnesnta
News int We vnllid all ne n.
tprrsstsd M Give rs sametiilnu
that W. san al read nn rtiur s
IT interest ~ all dixie W. al
1a,u mr flll 8uhsc,rutaon ni1ee
BIZ ttie v1v what ios.s ''h,vsv
mean as { anuears n vnnr IT
rlese pn THE Peer Farm. l,np.
q Iass sssle ii Your naurr 5ane-
ole Ought ~ learTl ~ spell cam.
mon fnglisli wnlvis.
ynus ra~liv
II. A. Starch.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

srra,-Il Ut rire laiaiit.s nHiue.t
Mrs. !. 4. 0mlrIe celebrate her
Ill---ltfi9v 1arall-rtaw Gf-gsfrIumI.
Miss .lryles Neis1n wH,1r up
Bruno FI-dav Cn help M3. EnHu.-
anal vfri1 Ter iD,lsa,luin duties
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

gTAr- ~ 1ll Ire rr.asriHg
matter n rtte American
ard We further Ghougtit EtTagt'
tls.v voliia amnit Fss 1aSssast mi
i,v tttosa WINS cryMid 1ot jIneifsGr
stand ttBegn TIE American Hasi
ies.erai times 1e.@fl 4Ssest 10 NTH
ixkf Trte!ts n rt1s DANISH iAng
zlage sat las Kiwavss refused
.tItrn. fatinE thai tins 5 4 1etvs-
paunr II. ire E1giish angnaNe
ma 50. ts.sgrr something rtlat ail
unr ~easierr; -aa1 lndeETmd NIT
tins little Instance. the Far
COMMITTEES offering / prfZe 0Il
poetry II fpuf different anguGa.
- and promising the plDliG1rt
tIGn thereof T. Innears ~ AZ s
different and We rtfoalgtIt that
English .nastefs 'vond ret AXE
n1v Int}cce - ttluxe 1llniiSheft nj
fo4ragu languages here Delngt
nir tsirne poeu1g
1mtpFrni onlmms. articles Nv
1ftIpfE pr general news IMva lev-
r. ies.n published II the Alnea-T-
tan IN NV rii1er language than
tie English ma newer viii ln-
ter tie present management.
'Vlfv tepnte milf f the flnnt
glaxsc .actl yaes "a Ntev@ Ainufp
4ss;ndiuavimus 8 another n1es-
tiun 1xEaeti. gslallv their, arc
sheut TWO Columns st tins nat
ter sometimes i it.Bp ess Hut
sornet, nes little uors rEo
1nt ~ HX s. pne-tinlrt.
What readfe- IAs not sae'1 alef
teattings rs News from tie
scandinavian Countries arl
News from the F1rt1eland''
he attcr meaning GERMANY II
the 7eauv prints pr pstent m
ldnS rs ts1pr IRE sometimes
called. At MANY country week.
les THE American n ron 4novv
$ III al sinTne prrnt uaner We
rs nut 1ave fmr 1ages printed
nv the Western NEWSPAPER gn-t
nn rs most cmntq-v veesSiies la
md eonseauentlv FURNISH 1Ar'
nwu scandinavian news xtngh NJ
written eyc,uMveiv for chs na-
1s.r ana Ssati ~ none aiile'+ mu
n That respect rilnagnr W. WE'RE
Il lit1ae nuf7s IN n ta,e Pine
County s muelv I scandinavian
county anu apunt N ne- cent NJ
our lTsafisis We believe 2re
StcIniiinavlans. So vnv siianiu ve
luf Au~nsn same News Among
3vanuina,qms printed N the
lsagiisfi ianglage IL IS If
course difficult ~ sav susf II
what extent r9Iut column = M
ulreinreti nit We 1ar1ier ttnnk E
vulid le mSsesi Il eft Aur
Among sewel-1i nj aur reuters
VITA hnve personally aSp,eSssd
their 4pnreelarm IT ms suiumn
sfe sarne Americans vlt.1ut
oiisap nj scandinavian 1ioaa W.
might mention here r.iar AV-m-
1ev Nm. z. T.amsan III Jsinrk.ev
s one N taiuse. hl- L-nnsan
savs that ne gss,uts fins 1oiumn
with mlr.1 INTEREST ana rtlut
cnnlnenr eum al educated
AnefTUnn.
Us Vel aur sanssuenta las aot
nn,hevasi Is l,e~.gllse We have Iwu
che tiidEeltN' n Saiieir nlsvr1n-
cans n different la,.s 1t Pine
Cmltv The American n luw
gtsttefs chm Ssx Years pid ana the
sunSn,~nrm list ms tnci,eass.t
,.ic.l fear nut We rmgnt nenrm
aeiHs shat 4 any na,trr & r.inl'-
anght" dissatisfied amd lor
9erflng what lie sxae~tea when
/ ie subscribed w will NJ xlau N
@felntt any subscription money!
raar Il nad II advance We
4 tnn c want a, t,e sccuss.a nj
rahsng nanev anuer false Drre~
/ ts.nss.s. Aau rs for salicsrsnu
i other business outss,te ut Pine
4 0aunrN an inN Diuce 3nanu
nean.e ut nil aarmaiires--ttns
E tx.st,tr nh r,,.-,,s~,,,r ,,,,,,, - ..,xsA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
}uis..ril,ssr s'~tirise~.

Bruno. Mimi. Eser ~. i!l2D
II Y1fip .4stspV American.
AsAtnv Minn
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
Important Road Meeting.

The Kansas City Automobile Deaf
ers Association, las of them will
visit Butler Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 9TH, and stay. all night
They carry with them first class
band of IS pieces and some vocal
singers. They will give free en-
tertainment in the Circuit court room
at 7:3o p. m, and tell all OF US how
we can secure two hard surfaced
roads across Bates county. from
North to South and East 10 West
without one cent of expense to a
single taxpayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Town Dweller you are ,ao,:
cordially invited TO this meeting.
These men will arrive at S p. III.
and from the time they arrive until
they leave the next morning there
will be something doing all the time,
except while they sleep.
Come on folks, let's give .her1 a
rousing welcome. Extra seats vail
be provided so we can take care OF
quite crowd. ~.
Butler Commercial Club.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
MRS. THORNTON BROWN
Prominent Woman Urges Support of
Democracy.

Mrs. Thornton Brown, OF the DEM
ocratic State Committee. talked to a
large audience here Friday afternoon
on the political issues.
Mrs. Brown is an able speaker, elo-
quent, forceful and persuasive and her
talk was both highly interesting and
instructive.
Outlining the principles of the
Democratic party she told why every
woman should support that party and
the ideals for which it stands.
Many ladies' were in her audience
and were charmed with her manner
and her speech. A prominent Repub-
lican remarked that Mrs. Browns
speech was the best he had heard dur
ing the campaign.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
SPENCER FAILS 70 ANSWER
Ignores Invitation to Explain De
.9 Tense Of Liquor. Dealers.

Senator Selden P. Spencer, Repub-
lican. who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton made no pretense of answering
in his speech here Saturday the in
quiry directed to him by The Times
as to why he had hastened to give Out
long newspaper interviews charging
that the governments had failed tc
keep faith with the liquor dealer:
when congress failed to repeal war.
time prohibition.
The following query, directed tc
Senator Spencer was published in The
Times on Thursday, September 80
two days previous to the Senator:
speech:
perhaps when Senator Spen-
Ger speaks in Butler Saturday
he viii explain to his audience
just why when Congress failed to
repeal war time prohibition so
that brewers and distillers could ;.
unload their stocks Of booze on
to the public before the 18th =.
: amendment took effect, that he
hastened home to St. Louis and
gave out lengthy interviews to the
Oh -A0ulS - uS4CS AhO tt1C 0AOOS0
Democrat to the effect that the
government had not kept faith
with the liquor men. Anything
to say on the subject Senator?"
For fear Senator Spencer might
have no opportunity to sfe this
query, a representative Of The Times
called upon him shortly after his ar
rival in the city and presenting him
with a marked copy Of the above,
called his attention that the burden
of justifying to the voters of Bates
county his statement that the govern
ment chad not kept faith" with the
brewers and whisky men was upon
his own shoulders, but in spite ot
this Senator Spencer gave no ex-
planation of his wet interview either
to The Times representative or in
his speech.
At the close of Senator Spencer
speech many of his audience who had
hoped that he would either justify or
explain his Sswet" interviews en-
pressed disappointment, and dissatis-
faction.
Spencer's speech consisted of the
same old stereotyped TRADE of vitup'
Grafton against President Wilson
Governor Cox and the Democratic
party and included the same line o.
misstatements regarding the peac'
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

n n 4; Ss,s u iii
fIir 4 i i Snd 1FsorSs lsliat e
aea ~ y n XIII II MI '''' ii
M !,
Y 3 " tlnssa -: ~ -
\; y n "a 4 n d. ssoS NJ + sr NJ This
n mn bs VI esns;ine b b ohal
NV " \ N . 4 Il w.
sis n ssIs
Ihe determinatIon of 4 gscet POI
Elc spbA ynich tne anl lliSsnce aaad saa, n !.
"a fheg slnlfe X - u
lsusf dfRslid iss Aot Y! W. rs ISL
i9 grQnls "a Politlc q N 1s'tAsI aI RssS
ty Dur as ~ De TeteEzsQ tQ Aas 49,
1yles fileras saves TOT u sovessa9A nss't an
dats 20 tne1r represen ass nsy
I IsTe 70 & instruct thsir own government !
WHAT tney VISA conc. q. N Z
s The chief question that IL put 70
EyoG is Of course, thin: AZ yor want
gy0ur tountfy honor vindicated and
'f4e treaty NJ " essailles ratified Z
I si &issoo you. Hi particular, 7, approve 81
~ y sntrs ~ y N atiod1a ~ orgsnixed
si;s 4 : ,SssSl sersd ;sa sb nj sfreatv
14 dn va rliah tu aee The Unit-
sSds SItafsa Diav III respon sible part Ia
s;ty .91s B FiS3s
f1 fS'' ". ~ n, 6<eri aro6afv I,aisle1
stas fllxs 4 81
NJ \, ~ ~: s0rssr
essrsc - 4 M tI,2 = u earte 81 81 s4ionS
~ n n \ sSN ssSstS "a tks ~
n1a SIia WI iiity III 6I,osi siSx Il.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

treaty and the league of nations that
have been refuted many times in the
past and with which the voters arc
thoroughly familiar.
Many independent voters, both men
and women who had attended hoping
to hear discussion of the great is
sues by a statesman worthy of a
place in the United States Senate.
were sadly disappointed.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
RlsDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1920.

4 |kbout this great and sincere docu-
||ihcnt.
The whole world will wait for
Jour verdict in November, as it
sakouid wait for an intimation Of what
ffs future is to be.
>""WOODROW WILSON"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

4Sening.
gMr. Long, who was billed to speak
Hrs was compelled to cancel his date
~ account of a temporary attack oi
rpat trouble and Mr.. Parks was Sc
lfed to fill his date here.
Mr. Parks talked to large audi
bcs in the circuit court room and in
eloquent and forceful style spoke
national and state issues in a man.
leF which captivated his audience.
Z fkAe urged the Importance of the
4ague Of Nations as the only
athod offered to prevent wars and
binted out the fallacy and hypocracy
sthe claims that the League would
3ce this country into war.
Il Elearly and logically he urged his
earers to support the Democratic
ElGet and reminded them that the
p German element of this country
~ made the boast that Demo
sdtic president must not again be
4ected within = generation.
Sy SSy 5n his discussion of the state issues
NJ warped his women hearers of the
|StAve danger of negro domination
md pointed out the fact that the vast
hegro vote in Missouri, both male
md female, would be solidly Repub-
aean.
3ssMr. Parks speech was we'll re.
ckived by his audience and at the close
NJ his address many came forward to
congratulate him upon the manner in
which he had discussed the great pub.
ne questions.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
4 MISS

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ffSTeht III America u Tie III
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lions ~ destined to TSets = rearU4SiS
|bIe exknpis to all tf,s world VI 3
Tree government Is md can f
| the maintenance Of right ataf
both hsfiohal and ternatioylal.
light the opponents hi the w. W.
Would qtGnch. They would rAdeG
the uuiteh states to sssp2sasss s.s|.s'
role m sfate affairs q tfle
/ Why should we be afraid c&s
| isponsihlities which we are quAal
| 10 sustain and which the WIN
our history has constituted . proIla
! to tie world We would sustain
n ..This II the most I sii1,ouacntottx Si
s,,ue that hasg ever been rreSeS Sfed VIE
the DEo6ie 0f the United Stats z
/ i do not doubt that. thesh M
whole world viii be verified 4 bS
absoIute assertion ~ the y0tetS a
tie country of the determinat tiCSS
fthe Tnited Statea ID live Us 4
Lthk areat expectations which 6fI
[created IN eiifetire the yvar 1SI = s !
abfinr IL cher 1feat nations
svOrI1, ~ ki;n1 IA ~ = victor ~ Y
Silisi1n. Yo nv coiIf If,IsiDn 0is =
EaiSi iiisr1 ND eysrythinr that SfI II
DIT ~ Prusaianisnl IS "A b sss N 3s!E ssS
e "Surxix ~ shxfi not 7faa IL \ iuIiIs
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
American Leaguers Take the First
Game.

The Cleveland Club, of the Amer
'ican League, defeated the Brooklyn
Club, of the National league, in the
first game of the series at Brooklyn
Tuesday. The score was 3 to l.
.Marquard pitched for Brookiyn and
Stanley Coveleskie for Cleveland
Attendance 23,8o4.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07
PEYToN PARKS SPOKE
Eloquent Lawyer Addresses Large
E- Audience.

RsHon. Peyton A. Parks, of Clinton,
filed the date of Breckenridge Long,
democratic candidate fer United
hates Senator, in this city Friuay
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

Mrs. j. G. Pelzl OF Sleepy Eye spen
Tuesday Of last week in this city.
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29
YOUNG FARMER MEETS
WITH TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
Stick of Wood Penetratest Abdomen
Of Ernest Gustofson, Nearly
Causing Death.

One of the most serious accidents
which can happen to a person with
out being instantly killed occurred tc
Ernest Gustafson Of Bernadotte town
ship Tuesday morning. How it actual
" happened is known only to himself
as there was no one close by when The
accident occurred But it appears
that he was engaged at closing a door
on the outside Of the barn and in some
manner fell onto a stick Of wood which
penetrated his abdomen, inflicting
serious injuries to the vital organs OF
the stomach.
He had with his own hands ex-
tracted the stick from his body and
walked into the house, telling his
mother that he was done for.
N Dr.. Behmler was summoned i'm
mediately and took the patient to the
Union Hospital, New Ulm, where an
operation was performed.
At this writing it is reported that
his condition is fair and if nothing
unforeseen turns up, chances for re-
covery# are entertained. s
His many friends will be grieved
to learn Of this unfortunate accident
and hope that he will pull through
safely.--Latayette Ledger.