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New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Easter Time
Wraps and Frocks
for Girls

plentiful selection at very moderate prices.
Girhsh Cape-Polo cloth of supple soft quality is the
material OF this smart fulswingng The becoming
shired cape-collar and wotoned buttons details that
contribute o its distinctly style
regular $l497. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Spring Coats of novelty tweed sverone serge and other all
wool cloths much in demand this Spring This asso-
includes models smarly beted and having
picturesque collars One style has Tuxedo vers of contrast
ing checked woolen material and very indeed
Sizes are to Ia years-ou regular $l794. go. 1916
Little Girls Coats alLwoo popln serge and velour show
clever little sport BELTS large collars with over collars Of
novelty cloth. faile silk and lingerie. Sizes are
and years-our regular $17.94. ............ 1877
Finer Coats to 1884
Dresses Of Vpe and LawnThe frocks are made of sheer
fine voc and lawn, and trimmed with really good hct and
Val lace. Some have panels of embroidery others are
daini!y hand embroidered. All have satin sashes--
sizes are e to Ia years.. 6.77
Finer Lawn and Wolfe Dresses, 1894
Dresses Of Point dEspnFufy snoxy white frocks Of point
despnt are made in Russian tunic model The tunc and
also the bbcoa in large scalops and edged with
triple frlngs of Val lace. Ribbon and rosebuds
exquisite hnish--szcs 6 to ID years - 1887
Spring Sale Specials for Monday and Tuesday
1914 Girls Pleaed Skirs-A wool navy blue SERGE with or
without attached waists-szeS to IA years.
$294 Girls Crash Dresses-Pey models in tan crash with
solid color trimming black enameed bets-szes
to Ia years. Limit o................. .95
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
The following on sale both Monday and Tuesda

$52.75 and $54.75
WOmen's Suits. 44.5O
Unusual selections of six new Spring
models, smartly developed in mems
wear serge in navy blue and black
sizes SO to a..
$2.l5 Lining Satins, 1.74
Yard wide-soft, lustrous quality
staple splendid for coat and
suit Innings. Limit, 10 yards.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
ANGLIA GYM DALEKO
IDkCE
E IRLANDYI.

Londyn, 2. kwietnia. - Juz cd
~diuzszego czasu d%onoszono rzado-
wi angielskiemu, re w Irlandyi go
tuje sic wybuch zbrojny ma swie-
ia wielkanocne. Rad wydal wiel,
kie o]bostrzenia ola ludnoSci cy--
wilnej. Kilka wojennych statkow
angielskich stoi W Belfast goto-
wych ma kazde skinienie rzadu
Anglia wysadziIa ma lad trzydzle'
sci piec tysiecy wojska i rozmle,
IScila JIG po poludniowej czesci
Irlandyi. Rome wybItne osobisto,
sci mia}y po~dostawac listy Z po'
grozkami, a pomiedzy tymi Lloyd
George, premier angielski. lynn,
czasem policya angielska ME PROF.
nuje; zapeIniajq sic wiezienia o,
sobami podejrzanymi o przynale,
zenie do partyi Sim Fem. Pomie'
dry wiezniami znajduje sic piet,
uastu czionkow parlamentu, po,
mimo, re tylko jednemu wiaSciwie
udowodniono skrajna agitacye
w marcu uwieziono przeSzlo 5Ol
os6b W TrIandyi. a aresztowania
mic ustaja. Prasa angielska oczy,
vista potepia W czambuF wszy'
stko i wszystkich a przedewszy'
stkiem Amcrvkc. re sic odwaza
podniesc CLOS W obronic krwawi2'
eel Irlandyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

we bank z~aprzestaly s~ych Gym
noSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
DANA MOzE JESZCZE UNI,
KNAG STRAJKU.
Londyh, 2. kwietnia.

Londyh, 2. kwietnia. - Z Ko-
penhagi donosza do londyhskie-
go Times, re socyaliSci duhscy
.jeszcze ME oglosili powszechnego
w lei nadzici, re moze sy-
tuacya sic jeszcze wyjaSni a cara
zem ably dat czas i sposobnoSt
w~plywowym osobistoSciom do IT,
tworzenia kompromisu. Wszyst-
kie unie przy zapowiedzianym
straJku wzywaja bioracych
udziai, ably stanowczo uni
kali wszelkich zaburzeh jake ivy
kle towarzysza strajkom. Ma VIA
domosc, re rad zamierza sprowa-
die wojsko przeciw strajkierom
kolejarze odmowili piracy ma tych
liniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
Znane cd Lat 50 jake Maj
lepszy. Srodek ma Reuma-
tyzm. Katar i Chorobe
Sk0rna.

Ludzie uczeni stwierdzili, re lasy
( pola peine 50, r6auego rodnju zi6i,
kt6re sluza jake skladnfh do wyroou
medycyn polecanych praktycznie ma
kaAda chorobe ludzka. Medycyny robio
ne z korzonkGw, zioi i kory, " Et6re
natpfra ~wyposarsyla c5aowieka, lepS1e
ga niz rome mikstury miueraine. MI
neralne medycyny d1ialaja niebeapie-
cznie ma delikatne czeSci kiszek, gdy
wyjadaja opone ~bioniasta, wytwarEa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
TAX, S. S. S. Jest Czysto Zioiowe
Ma Krwi Wzmocnienie Lekarstwo

lac chroniczna nietrUwnoA oe6te
zupe3nie s1kodza Ddro~iu.
8. s. 8. robione Jest z delikGtnte dAa
1ajacych, kojscych 1 pr7eczyWcH39-
c1ch d6 1 &CrzonA6w, mt%vch VIA.
sctwosci w~zmacniania c1lego SyStemu
1 pszeczyDoenh Xvii . 1arodk6w ktd
re spowodowuja ReumAty~ katar.
Wrrody, Choroby Hk6rne / nte0al
wszystkie doleEiiwo6ci pochodzRce Z
krwi. Pr1eczys6 calY system spoocbem
mturainym. Kmp 8. s. s. " k~to-eJbsds
apiece. Jest to wyoorny 6rOdek u1unny
joko najlepsne leEarstwo prOecw tu-
clinic. JeSli choroba twoja jest po~a-
8nR, pbn do Medical Director, 26l
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

Anglii poWiekszy6 kosztem Me
mice posiadioSci afrykahskie, to
tie. mocarstwa uznaja zasade, ma
mocy ktorej Wkochy moga sobie
roScic prawo do odpowiedniego
wynagrodzenia mianowicie: przez
korzystne uregulowanie granic
posiadiosci wfoskich w Erytrei, w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
~ARESZTOWANIE SOWIE-
CKIEGO ~DZIENNIKARZA
w PARYZU.
Paryz, 2. kwietnia. - L

Paryz, 2. kwietnia. - Emiie
Guraud, wydawca dzicnnika SO
wiet" zostai arcsztowany, ponle--
waz W SVEN piSmic zachecal do
podobnych taktyk, jake bolszc--
wicy u~rzadzaja W Rosyi. Akt o.
skarzenia zatzuca mu dzialanie ma
niekorzysc kraju, zachecanie dc
mordu i r~abunk6w, oraz agitowa-
ME pomiedzy zoinierzami, by icf
naklonic do buntu przeciw VIA
dry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
o F~ORTYFIKUJE
WYSPY MA

Washington, 2. kwietnia. -
Sekretarz marynarki Stan6w Zjc
dnoczonych Daniels, ~oznajmil
komitotowi do spraw morskich w
senacie. &c Japonia z wielkim po-
Spiechem i nakIadem kosztow IL
zbraja caly szereg wysp ma Pacy-
fiku. Japonia zajeta Jest rowniez
budowa okretow ma wielkq ska
lc, oraz pomnaia SHY lotnicze i
buduje wielkq liczbe ae%roplanow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
STRAJK PoWSZECHNY
"a GODZIN.

Paryz, 2. kwietnia. - Ma po-,
siedzeniu kornitetu zorganizowa'
nej piracy zapadfa uchwala ma
mocy ktorej wszyscy robotnicy
wyznajacy zasady socyaliznlu ma,
ia z~aprzestac piracy ma dwadzie'
Scia cztery godzin W dniu pier,
wszego maja, ably zaznaczyc So
lidarnoSt mas robotniczych So,
cvalistycznvch IA CALVIN Swiccie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

Somaliland i Libii. Poniewaz wy
mix wojny pozwala Anglii / Fran
cyl powiekszyc swe posiadloSci W
Afryce kosztem Niemiec, prze>o
Wiochy zupeinie So uprawnione
do odpowiedniego wynagrodze-
MIA. Poniewaz tax Francya jak i
Anglia stara sic ograniczyc pre-
tensye w{oskie pad Adryatykiem
ma rzecz nowo powstajacego pam
silva ~Jugossowianskiego, przeto'
Wlochy ten Smielej stawiaja swe
zadania w Afryce. Wymagania
W4och zaczynaja nawet troche
niepckoic Aliantow. TAX Anglia
iak i Francya ME bardzo laska--
WEN okiem patrza ma roszczenla
wloSkie w ziemiach, ktoryml do
.tychczas tie diva mocarstwa do
wolnie sic rzadzify.
GALA E POD RIA
DAM ~BOLSZEWIKoW.
W1adywostok, 2. kwietnia. -
IOd 1go kwietnia Gala Prawic Sy-
berya idzie pod panowanie bolsze-
wikow. Ma sic tn odbyc konwen-
eva przedstawicieli rzadu bolsze-
wickiego i reszta Syberyi ma ist
pod komende rewolucyonistow.
Obechie tylko sic utrzymafy ziem
silva gdzie niegdzie, ale pc 1szym
Ikwietnia i tie sa gotowe zdac swe
,rzady bcz najmniejszego ktopotu
W rece bolszewik6w. Waadze sy-
bcryjskic -zajefy stanowisko wy
czckuiqcc wobet bolszewlkow,
czckajac ma przybycic przedsta-
wicicli L Moskwy. Polozenie Gu
dzoziemcow Jest wiclcc wtrudnio-
nc ! handel prawie re ustaf zupa-
mic Z powodu wiclu krepuj9cych
rcpulacvi. 'wszystkic obCokrajo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

dfosci wioskich w Afryce artykul
l3ty owego ukiadu powiada, re
w razie gdyby sic udaio Francyii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
|UKLADY POMIEDZY CHINA
MI A JAPONIA w SPRAWIE
SZANTUNG.

Toxic, 2. kwietnia. - Prawdo.
podobnie, &c po1nah przyjdzic dc
porozumienia pomiedzy Gilman
i .Japonia co do Szantung. DIVA
tc panstwa zgadzaj4 SIG ma haste,
pujace warunki: Zatoka kiau-
chow ma wr6cit do Chin i sluzyG
"a port otwarty. Kolejc maja bye
wiasnosciq obydw6ch pahstw, O.
bydwa krajc majq wiozyG rowny
kapitai. Prawa kopalniane maja
bye zalatwionc W ten sam sposob.
Iaponia zastrzega sobic prawo
picrwszcnstwa pred innymi ma
rodami co do eksportu zclaza,
wcgla. bawcny oraz zyNnoSci
w~szelkicgo rodzaju. PoSrcdnic ro-
.kowania prawic zc juz ]ukohczono
a bczpoSrednic wnet sic maja roz-
poczaC,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
HOLANDYA PRZYCZYN1 Sic
DO FUNDUSZU
WEGO.

Haga, 2. kwietnia. - w ostat'
Mich dniach odbywa1y sig narady
pomiedzy ministrcm spraw zagra'
nicznych HoIandyi, a przedstawi'
cieIami komisyi ratunkowej a
merykahskiej. Ho1andya oswald,
czyla gotowoSc przyczynienia sic
do funduszu ratunkowego sumq
10 milion6w dol. Ia te picniadze
ma bye wcdiug planu ameryka|'
skicgo zakupiona zywnosc ola
Austryi i Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
l%8I8gTaDy% zagTaNiCzne.

Dokonczenie re strony l-szei.
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and a portion Of the hand being dead.
The doctors estimate the loss of use
f~ulness Of the right arm at four-fifths.
His left arm was removed.
"After receiving these injuries and
while lying on the field he "a gassed,
and his chest and lungs have ever
since been in a terrible shape from the
gas and from the bruising and batter
ing which he received. He cannot take
a full breath without effort. Added to
all this he is a ervou wreck. He is
unable to do more that attend to his
bodily wants, at times requiring as
s~istance to get out of bed. The condi-
ton Of his right arm also makes it
difficult for him to dress himself, and
he really needs aid to make a com
plete job of it.
Physical and Nervous Wreck.
"He has been given eve different
ratings by the bureau, and has been
kept in a constant state Of nervous
/ agitation since his discharge at max
ing out papers and trying to get back
on a rating which will enabde him to
live. For a short time he was given
IN allowance Of total permanent dis
ability. which also allowed him the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
BANKS CT MONTANA
IMPROVE CONDITIONS
State Institutions Show Increase
In Deposits and Reduction
in Indebtedness.

Helena, Dee. 14.-Between the calls
on all state and private banks made on
September s and November Is, by H.
S. Magraw, state bank examiner, these
institutions have reduced their bills
payable $2.27S.069 and at the same
time deposits increased by S655,152.
The deposits increased from $90,990,-
1923 in September to sol ,645,475. The
average reserve in all state and pri-
vate banks of Montana as shown by
the November call of 1876 per cent. The
call gives the status on November y
of 2S6 banks. all of which are state
banks except eight private institutions.
These institutions also increased
their holdings in bonds and warrants
by $1,01O,9SS in the time between the
two calls going from S11.SS6,402 IN
September to $12,S97, 800 in November.
The total reserve in all of these
banks on the last call was SlS,024,941,
the required reserve of IS per cent
was $13,746,S21, leaving a surplus OF
$4,27S,126.
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was awarded $24 per month, although
he has been totally disabled ever
since his discharge. The wound is
still discharging, He was awarded
vocational training, but it was found
that with his physical condition,
training was not feasible, and he was
suspended from training December
10.
An Outrageous CAGE.
zone of the most outrageous cases
we have is that of a mar who served
in the DIST division. He entered the
Argonne fight on September %, 1918.
A shell exploded near him, tearing
his left arm to shreds, tearing the
flesh eff his chest, cracking some
Of his ribs. and throwing him into the
air. He landed on his back. He go
up, but a short time later another shell
exploded. driving q jagged piece OF
metal through the muscles Of his right
forearm, taking off a piece of the
bone below the elbow, and passing
diagonally through the arm. The scar
from this wound is about six inches
long. The middle finger is perman-
entity fleXed, causing a condition SIM
liar to wrist drop the third finger
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
ARRESTED CHARGED WITH
THEFT CANADIAN FLAX

Malta, Dec. 15.-Phillips county au-
thorities have arrested Harry Erdmaa
and Oscar Peterson, charged with
stealing flax across the Canadian line.
The flax was hauled across the line to
Malta whore it was sold. The prisoners
were here in the Phillips county jail
and Sunday Mounted Police Hartland
arrived to take charge. 1t was first
thought that ~eXtradition papers would
have to be obtained, but the prisoners
did not demand same. They left Mon
day for Shaunavon and will stand trial
there the coming Friday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
HARDING'S FARE
WELL TO SENATE
Continued from Page One J

cooperation of the members Of this
body in the four wears which begin
next March A.
81 do not limit this sincere request
to this side Of the aisle. One cannot
promise agreement in all things with
an opposing party which is sometimes
insistently wrong, but we may find
common ground in the spirit of service,
and | hope for that agreeable and
courteous and ofttimes helpful re-
lationship with the opposite side
which has added to the delights Of
fellow service during the past SIX
years.
"We are facing no easy task. We
have our full part in the readiust-
ment of human affairs, after the
world tumult. We have u tasks at
home, we have our part in the inev-
liable work Of the civilized world.
| am sure hat the necessity of wise
solution will inspire us to work to-
gether, to take ommOn counsel, IT,
be tolerant of one another and give
the best which is in all Of us to at
tain the ends which become u lie
public at home and will maintain its
high place among the nations of the
earth.
Regrets Leaving Senate
with propriety | cannat venture
upon any suggestions noW, even
though ] am speaking as a membcF
of this body. Three months of tho
present administration remains, aad
| would have House and Senate JOIN
cordially in making them fruitful
rather than wasted months. There Is
so much to be done, and we hay.
already had so much of delay, that
should like unanimous recognition
that there are no party ends to serve
but precious days are calling To-
service to our common country.
81 cannot resist the repetition o
my regret that my association OF
this floor and in committee rooms i
ending today. 1t has been a happ!
and proud experience. Let me eX
press the hope, to one and all, that
though there comes a change in off
cial relationship, it will not deprive il
of the personal fellowship which
have found to be a great compensa
ton for the sacrifices of conscienti
Gus public service"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
CRUEL TREATMENT
OF WAR VETERANS
CONTINUED from Page One J


Maryland, on January >, 1920, suffer
ing from a spinal trouble following
the flu. He has been and still is unable
to work. He was awarded 81 per
month, but has been receiving only So.
Continuous and persistent efforts have
been made to get an increase but
without success.
A Veteran of Nerdun.
"A MAJ serving in the Goth infantry
served overseas from May 27, 1913,
until February %, 1919. He was
wounded at Verdun in October, 1918,
his right kneecap being shattered by
a bullet. necessitating the removal
Of the kneecap. He was discharged
from TT. Sheridan army hospital
May IS, 1920, with the wound still
discharging. On August /, 1920, he
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

Reports have been received from
Toxic by the Department of Com
MERGE to the effect that the Japanese
dyestuf industry car in no wise com
pete with American or German pro-
ducts. This is a disappointment 70
Japan which had levied a So per cent
import duty to protect home interests
Lack of technical skill is largely re-
sponsible for the failure.
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COOPERATION
THE KEYNOTE
Continued from Page One

during the past year. l have worked
at all times in the interest of the As
ISOLATION , ever remembering it's pur-
poses. The members of this Associa-
ton have been most loyal and / feel
much has been accomplished through
their cooperation; and | am sure the
same cooperation will be given to the
new officers who will be elected before
this meeting adjourns to serve the
ensuing year.
Today and tomorrow we will dis
cuss many weighty problems and
should confine ourselves to those sub
jects so that we may accomplish the
greatest good.
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xnzsvzzas1sa.su zrELssazs1Easa roFnN1rssrsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
@ @eroeu bic Sdube bic.
lee Sabr biaiger?
Sin Nilluanfee'r Shnbfabrifant itcllt
feline Grmafiauna, pcnigitenS .
uidlt fir bic uGdlitc 3u.
fnnft, in InsIdt

~@eroen oie Shube oiefe8 Sabr
billiger2" 0jeie 6roge miro gegen,
mGrtie oft an Den &leinbGnoler ga.
Itellt, uno oieiem fdut es ifwer, iic
81 b%cantluorten.
Gin Ingeiteuter Ser =. Reper Boot
&Sboc So, bon Weilpaufee, Sobri.
fantelt Scr @onorbiIt-S d|ube, conlta.
tirte tiir3lid) in elnem Suterpiefp, oaB
mir IN nGflter 3ufunft fein biaige-
res Sdubfuert eriporten fonncn.
80 LANCE. iagte Der IngeIteutc,
noi, Shubfabritanten ge5mungeu
iinr, Die 9egenDortigen Yreiie fir
2coer uno anoere5 bacterial, oos bel
Ger 6abrifation bon Shuben our Ser,
menonng fommt. be5oblen n%lilIlen.
fonnen Die Shllbe nitt biuiger pcr.
Den. Die 2%eoerpreiie id)panften nobl,
blleben aber i'm uagemeinen bod uno
relt. 8eItntter Sic mir, oaB id) Sbnen
3lftern oorleae, meIhe Ole &ertbe1e-
rung oe3 SeoerS felt 1914 3eigen.
Nehnlen mir j. 9. geifnittene Sob
len: Sn 1914 bejabIten mir tSc oo3
Faar, icbt be5abIeu mir 75c. ao[bs-
relle tolteten ontnols % bis Doc, heI,-
tc tolten lie $t.tS. ai0.6eue foIteten
25c. iebt $1.35; oonlols crbieIten mir
gefarbte5 ~Gio" fiir 30c, Jest miiiien
mir $1.50-S1.60 oaiilr bciahlcn.
Niles 3llbebor 1T I'M iclben @erbdIt.
nib nm menigitcns 300 @ro}ent &c.
itieQeu.
~G$ lit fcile NusIidlt oli biaiQerc
Ercilc. lpenn III bic Safe nab BON
|odIeutcn, Sic in Scr Gage Iin0, Sic
3u'tonoc belrtbciIcn 81 f0nnen, cr-
,totteten @crittcu beurtbcilt.
Is miro nod Wonatc oaltcrn, bis
Die ErQ0uftion fiir hen reacn cinhei.
nt''d'en Bertrand mo cine 5icnlif
',ortc o3aIauoiidc A}offraqc. Sic
belm Gn0c 0c9 Nric0c9 un0 bel ser
ot5 Tricoeu2 ielNtperitIuo
ltd) 1T. dlt1retht.
IS atpdbrt nbcr einiQe 9ciric0i
1lIl1, oob sic Nroouftion bon Shu
iNioiae ser itnbiIercn Nrbcit@
otrholtniic. Ianqiam Nminnt.
YNir modtcu Die Nropbc3eiun1
lld)t naacu, oob sic Stube in 1921
mcroen ober Is lit ulIcre
llcbcrjulQung ooB feline uambnitcn
gtnocrm0en eiutrcteu.~
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Surge StaOtneuisteiteu.

- lle6er 80 Nngeltcate Ser :. Y2.
& ct. Y. Giienbabn wur0en bier TEN.
porar eutIaiien, neil lnioIge Oes &el-
acknowledgements I'M &auoe on5 Ser.
iunogeidait beiuabe gum Stilitan0
gefommcn lit.
Am 3ienstag mo YlittDob
iano in Der Stride DER 0elttid]lutbcrl-
ihen 0emeinoe in 9toro ga Groiic,
0eiien SeeIIorger Yoitor Slilius9erg.
bol5 lit, cine SiBung Der UtiiiiiippI.
9onferen3 itatt. Gina 40 Yaitorcu
betbeiIigten lid 0nran.
gnoe oieie5 Wfonat5 finbct
bier cine 3iItrifts Sibung oe5
Utiiiiiiippi @aIlep GongreB Itatt. Die
Ginberuiung Der 8eriammIung nat)
ga Groiic geihob auf &eranlaiimrg
~unieres iriiberen 0titbiirgers 45roi.
&ouia $. 8ammcl Ron Nucs. Soma.
Bier Stanteu Deroen pertreten iein.
@oupcrneur =. @nroing BON Soma
lit @rGii0ent Scr Organization.
3mci Nllto5, Ole am 4ben0 oea
Spmphouie Concerts Dor ser Nor=
mnllhlle unbelpoht gelaiien rDor0en
lporcn. nllr0cn pom ltnbefanntcn
! ngelicben". 0ie @oli5ei iunO cine
oerielbeu nm If llbr ant Ielben
NbenO mo ole ar0ere am ndhitcn
VIorgen mie0er, lu0 }fUar nidt mcit
pon Ser 5huIc cntiernt. IS Miro
oermIthct. oaB tie 0 iibermiitbisc,l
Sllt9en benllbt mltrocn.
~ 3u Dem 0ollion0 fir sen uc-
plauten &ichpupiuon ouf Dem Iair.
grln0e bemiuiqtc oic Goir Ncbor-
De am Montoq $4,000. Die 9auIum-
me lit iebt oIf $1,000 0ongcitmollel,
0d Bic W}itqIic0cr oe9 &iuunis GluG
ebcniaII9 $4,000 periprottn ha6ca.
~ Ga@ Mriegarniniiterium bat Die
Eldne iiir cine nclte Bride fiber ocn
@luf &iueu Hah 6rendl Salano gut.
1cheiBcn. Gle Soften 0erielbcn b.
Iallien iidl altf ctpu $4,000. 9ll-
gcbote illr ocn @uu mcr0en in Der
critel @odd 0cg ndditen Mouat&
entgcgen9euommen meroen.
-Gincr Der erItenG Compiler. Die bier
0ieie Saiion eiutreiicn meroen, lit Ser
NegierumgS0nnlpier .GaH0eIiou", ser
iiir SnitonohaItung Der 2idltcr ent.
lang Dem 5SIuB iorgt uno lid geqen.
martig ouF Ser 6abrt itronlauiwGrts
bCfinoet.
Gie Teuerrpcbr mltBtc an Mitr
nod 5mci feline 6eucr I6ihen. Gin
NoI5ifuppen bon Sohn Smecncp.
1880 Ginc StrnBc. mar atf unaitigc.
fIdrtc @eiie III @rnno gerathcn, uno
auf Der Horoieite ling oa3 Guf oc5
Nouie5 BON 6rau q. Rice. 32t Wti1
StraBe 6eller, Notwithstanding ourdr
6ltnten ans cinem R~outbfong.
ST. Den erItcn IS Iagcn oiciea
Monot8 ereigneten iid) in Ga GroIie
orei So0csialle inioIge BON Nolern
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
VOm SoOe abberuten.

SOlberg. Qeruis ). Solberg, Elm
b~efonnter bieiiger Geiielldmieo. itar5
ant Mtittpod NbenO on Wfagenfrcbs.
80 Sabre alt. &r. Solberg puroe
III Norpegen geboreu fam aber l6on
ais aino nit ieinen gltern mad Ame-
rita. 1891 iieOelte Die 6nmilie iidl
in ga Groiie an un0 Der Batter, 8m.
). Solberg, Qriin0ete nit @m. 5.
3opfi Die Aclinnce Steam Boiler
@orfs. Gieie aeiielfabrif tpuroe
ipater nit oen %. Stunt Boiler @orfs
inter Dem Aamen "a GroIie Boiler
Morris perihmoI}en, uno in oicicu
mirfte Ser iebt 8~erltorbene bis gum
Sabre 1918, oa es Damn nit ieiner
8eiun0beit bergab ging. gr miro
b%etralert bon ser Satin, uno 5pci
10dltern, 5rau 9ouiie Sfan in 60
Groiic, unO 6rou =. q. 8oBboro
IN @oooltod, 81. Die @eitattung
erfolgt Sonntnq Rad1mittag pom
9nuie, 100 Caledonia StroBe, aus
oIf Dem Cuf @rope 6rieobofe.
Slemctt. @lop0 8eorge 9lemett,
oaS onoertbalb Sabre aIte S0hnhen
pon &rn. umo 6rou Ilbert 8letpett,
Die an Ser Stote Rooo wobuen, itorb
geitern in Der Griib an einem Cunt
qenleioen. tbs &ino miro beute
9fadmittaq becroigt.
SnnSe. Gin Den 6olgen elmer Spe-
ration Itarb in eirem bieiigen Spitul
um YtoutaQ TSrau Gle 2unoe, Den
@atten uno 0rei &inocr binterlnIie',0.
Qua @~eQrdbni6 mar geitern Nadlmi.
tag nllf Dem Def 8rope 6rie0hofe
Miller. (Snt NIter pom SO Sabrcl
itorb am Gien2taq in einent bicij9er
SpitaI an elmer Grauf6eitS Cont
plifation 2uomjg Y2iaer, elm @iiraer
Ser Stnot lett 0reiBig Sobren. Sed3
&in0er. bier SGhuc ms 5ruci G0ttsr
betruuern i'm. Seine Satin itor6 npr
mebrercn &abrcn, Gjc @eeroi0ml
crfol9t belite Ntorgeu oui Dem Cof
@rouc 6rieobofc.
Sn 6aIrmout, Winn., Itarb Ill
ire0 @ornc, Gin iriibeter 8ilrger
BON Ga GroIie. @r. &orne mur in
6oirmont Superintcnoent Der oorti-
gen 8~aiiermerfe. mo genoB aroBe3
Nnicben. &bu iiberIeben feline Mllt-
ter, Gin 9ruoer, &oeI, in 6reoeric,
@iS., nnbnen, u10 brei Sdpeltern,
6rau :. 9. Sobnion, 6rou s. Nmuno-
ion uno SRI. 2jap @orne, ale III ga
GroiIe pohubnft.