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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-02-27

Germany j farther along III
RECONSTRUCTION than the United
States. Sh. has. at least. ,icn-
cd the peace 're;ty.-Cincin-
natl Times Star.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-02-27
Ridge Precinct No. 20.

Ridge Precinct No. 20.
The FLOWING bills We're on motion
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
ON the general fund in payment Of
the same:
). II. Morris. County Commits
sioner, per diem and mileage. $3.50
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-02-27

Am III correspondence With
eastern people wanting irrigated
ranches. OF land that can be IL
rieated. List Your land with me,
II. X. Doane, Powder River Hotel
isruaduS. Mont.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-02-27
NOTCH 70 EXHIBITORS

..~ttt - y iI1tEI' 'tt.iC.'-N
Notice ! hereby gwen ny tnS unat: utu. Al
1uStrslai Of the Estate @. George u Harniiarif
deceased, the creditors Of and all persons h.,S
ing claims against the sad deceased TIA exhibit
months after h. publication ol this notice t.
the sad administrator ii his CttIc. Il. Main y
N.i.~ sit, Montana, 'hc SAM being the D.4c..
tor t1t. transaction! ~ bushes. II taId estate
I'll" Gn,;ri> nt Powder Rive. STATE N1uii#f'..
" =. tf.AkEE,
Administrators ii ttc Estate a George =. lsasn
adrSif, decreased.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-02-27
EPSif ttBA<k

H. X. Doa0e, Civil Engineer
irrigation Il speciality. Powder
River lI0.el. BI0adu>. Mont.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-02-27

[ am still III farm loan and
insurance business i'm Broadns.
u. F. Mcdonald.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05
FREIGHT RATES
HARD FOR NEVADA

Advances OF forty per cent in rail
road freight rates in the Hast. twenty-
nve per cent In the south. thifty-nve
per cent in the West and twenty-five
per cent in the mountain-rAelne terri
tory have been granted by the inter
state commerce commission accord
ing to Washington. u G. adviceS,
Passenger fares are increased TWEEN
" per cent. the amount asked by the
railroads TO help In absorbing the six
hundred million dollar WAKE increase
granted by the railroad labor board
A surcharge OF any per cent ON rates
Tor sleeping and parlor cars Is also
granted. together With twenty per
per cent ON excess baggage Increases
may become effective upon ave days
notice given by the carriers To the
commission and the public aud they
must be put into effect before Janu-
AIRY l. 1871.
The increases will approximate a
nlliAOu iVUT uutfuitN HhtiAAtN Nttaete -
which Is about two hundred million
less that the amount for which the
railroads asked TO absorb the wage
award and bring their net income to
six per cent, as provided for In the
transportation act, Coastwise steam
ship lines are authorized TO increase
their freight rates to the same extent
las herein granted by the railroads
operating between the same points or
in the same territory The commits
sion also gave the electric railway
lines permission TO increase their
freight rates by the same percentages
ms approved for trunk lines In the
same territory. The commission
added this was not to be construed
as an expression of disapprovai OF
increases made or proposed In reau-
lar manner In passenger fares OF elee-
tric lines.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05
OWYHEE WILD MAN
SEEN NEAR PARADISE
Especial Correspondence

PARADISE VALLEY. August a.
Rumors are abroad of a visit TO the
valley from the Owyhee wild man."
and started in this way. One Satur-
day evening as Frank Muldoon. chief
of the local Piute tribe. was leaving
the Case ranch after a day in the
hay field. he met a mar with a pack.
bed. camping outfit. etc., on his back.
and dressed in very dilapidated
clothes. He seemed reluctant to meet
Frank and very uncommunicative,
finally asking how far it vas to the
railroad. As he was headed due north
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05

Frank lowed IL was a u Of o
long way Frank seems to have
been the only one to see the wild
man. but his description answers
that of the man who has invaded out
of-the-way camps and ranch houses
on the Little Humboldt and North
Fork: Gus Patton. Joe Hovarth and
Mrs. V. Shinn being among those who
encountered him. Mrs. Shinn having
run him out Of the kitchen al Bull
Head supposedly with a rolling PM
this spring.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05
sHEEPMEN PACIrIEp

Sheriff Springer has returned from
the northern country. where he went
to settle an argument between two
Basques-Mayayo and M~artinez-a as
to which was entitled to water sheep
at springs on government land. He
found only one side OF the story had
been told. but prevailed upon the men
to use the water jointly and cease hos
wtilities.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05

Jack rabbits are scarce or per-
chance Mr.. Coyote tires of the same
fare each day. At least he does not
seem to be over-fed. or so we Judge
from the fact that n of the vicious
animals decided he would make a raid
last Thursday morning on the pigs
cor was II the turkeys) belonging to
Mr.. Winnup. al Indian. living west
OF town. Pigs and turkeys and
chickens all seemed to lure Mr.. Coyo-
tie. but he became jubiliant a mite too
soon and raised his voice T. high glee,
winnup also has three dogs. and they
too. raised their voices in warning
md a few shots from a Winchester
loon changed Mr.. Coyotes mind,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05

Goodbye ladies. were going TO
leave you now" played as the Demo
cratic convention adjourned. was
somewhat premature because the
votes will not be counted until Novem-
Der. after which it is suggested the
ladies appropriately may sing. Here
am |. waiting at the church" or For
gotten"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05
TuATCuER WITMpRAWS

A request has been received ut the
secretary OF states Office at Carson
City from George u. Thatcher ASKING
that his name be withdrawn as a
presidential elector on the Democra-
tic primary ticket. No reason was
given for the withdrawal, says the
Carson Appeal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05

Two rickety old wagons. one
hitched behind the other, loaded with
water barrels and hay, principally.
two bony old horses, three bonner
old dogs. one scrawny old cat and
one poor lonesome old man. were
seen apparently all eating breakfast
together. and resting under the shade
Of the trees on Pueblo Avenue early
one morning last week. They had
journeyed all the way from Washing
ton and were going to Missouri. the
gentleman said. No n seemed to
envy him his JOY ride.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-05
STORIES OF HUMAN
INTEREST At INLAY

INLAY. August Cats cats. Who
said catss Ask some Of the hrakcmen
who found a package OF cats. lie. kit
tens. tied to the handrails Of a box
car the other day. Only eight 90 OF
the tiny. sauirming things that some
body did not love. so bid them fare-
well and started them on a long,
hard ride to meet their fate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
HIGH. CLASS PROPOSITIONS;
MODERATE PRICES

NEW HOMES, vacant; good value hardwood
floors, laundry. hot-wutcr heut electric:
Enrage prlvllege; G224-4S y, goth ut. U.imc.
rooms and bath price $1,000 1900; viii
finance. VIM. A. LeChler. 37O5 Germantown
ave Tioga Realty, l7th and Erie ave
CARLISLE ST, 072i---New; lO-room twin 4
bedrooms; white and mahogany. sS0Oo
Broad st, $500 bloCk-Alodern stone twin
dwelling, ! rooms worry choice sra 800
JOHN II SHIELDS $500 YORK ROAD
n. Il, COR. 8sth ave. and Carlisle at a.
story dwellings rooms and baths: mod
ern throughout. FRANK 4 SAVAGE
agent, Osll N, Carlisle ST. Oak Lane
i'll w,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

SINGLE stone Louise, 10 rooms. steam heat
electricity, / 1-3 acres. 8 street fronts.
several large shade trees; truly rural hnms
IN hnIlt-up section; near station price
J w. W. GRAHAM, Jr.. sa7 Land Title H,dr
FOR sALE-465s N. 18th st; fine S-s;es.,
S-room dwelling. large living room mod
ern plumbing. electric lights: elegant oTSer.
ready to occupy. Particulars apply FRANZ
W. MILLER, 1873 s. 18th st,
4O5 WIsTER ST-Three-story semidetachcd
porch residence: one Of those nice, old.
ia shoned places, pebble dashed with co.,
rooms, library. doTmer windows. etc. Wici,
& Vollmer 4+2l Germantown ave ''N'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

L. S. FOY GEFMhAEETowN.
GLENOLDEN-StOn house. large lot. od
shade; garage; bargain, no agents Phone
Saturday and Sunday evening between = ani
. y. m. SnRron Hin S8I W. -
DREXEL HILL - Substantial atone ana
stuCco house, all cOnYcnlences: large corner
lot; near golf course, Il. NJ. CHAMAY:iia'
phone Media 380 ],
BETHAYRES--Ten acresi near siatIon.,
rlne for deyelepment. Worreli. bbb MIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

9S Il. COLON ST.
Three story detached home, 0 rooms and
bath. porch; lot about 4lK62 feet; this
would be Just the place for a person de-
string a home With With room to build garage
8. iRsTTSssELL @fNDER. 1910 Wayne .y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
TORR FSDALE

SUBURBAN dwelling. lot llON2oO; trees.
beautiful lawn. etc; 3 masters and !
servant bedroom: pantry. kitchen, attic: un.
furnished: open hreplaces; all large rooms
modern convenences; minutes to station.
Write Torresdalc Land and Improvement
Association or phone 1913 j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
FRANKFORT

JACKSON ST.-Poreh-front home. now va!
cant; u rooms. bath. cleo. light. laundry
tubs newly papered: price $500; Glenlock
st, In rear OF Jackson; nice 8;room house
good condition. now vacant; s2SOO. MANN,
Allegheny ave. and q st
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

kan like indskerpes sterkt nok,
at dette Program maa felges
ganske n9jagtigt af ale Ind
gaaende Anyisninger ON Filmens
Tilsendelse, Foreyisning, Behand-
ling og Videreforsendelse bliyer
tilstillet allie paageldende god
It'd, og da Billederne udlaanes
gratis, er det sil1kert like for
meget forlangt, at Laanerne ngie
felger Instruktionerne.
Det er to Gange handt, at for.
skellige Byer er blevet skuffet
med Hensyn til Modtagelse af
Filmen, fordi man i andre By
er hayde handlet paa egen
Hand eller efter Anmodning
fra anden Side. Det er derfor
n3dyendigt at fremheye, at man
intetsteds skal tage Hensyn til
Anvisninger fra anden Side end
fra den Danske Legations Pres
seafdeling Washington, som
tilsender najagtige 0plysninger
ON, hvornaar Filmen kan fore
yises, hyornaar omtrenf den vi
blive modtaget og hyornaar den
skal afsendes igen til nasteSted.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
GEN. WRANGELS SHILLING.
Han holder Stillingen paa Krim,
meldes der.

Paris, s. Nov. - Gen. Wran-
gel, anti-bolshevik Lederen paa
Krim, holder fremdeles Perekop
Landtungen, den eneste Adkomst
I'll Haly6en Krim over Land
Den militare Sitting er fra hans
Standpunkt like haablGs, efter
hvad der meldes til det franske
Udenrigsdepartement af De Mar
tel, den franske Hpjkommisser
i sebastopol.
| Rapporten siges, at Bolshe-
vikerne like vii kunne bryde
gennem Forsvarslinierne paa
Landtungen og oversv9mme Krim.
Der udtaltes / Gaar, at den fran
ske Regering like har forandret
sin Holdning med Hensyn til den
militare Situation i sgd Rus
land og vii, som nylig antydet,
like sende milit@r Assistance til
General Wrangel.
FIT fransk Krigsskib vii blive
sendt fra Toulon Tirsdag, like
for at holde Prekop Landtnngen
indenfor R@kkevidde af Mari
mems Kanoner, men for at fer
ne den franske Koloni, dersom
ct saadant Skridt bliver nod
vendigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
DE NYE sLEsVIG-FILMS ER
ANKoMNE.

Washington, d. G., 5. Nov, 20.
Presseafdelingen af det Dan
eke Gesandtslxab Washington
har nu fra Danmark modtaget
de nye Senderjylland-Films og
danske Lysbilleder. Slntningen
af ngste Uge vii fire Set Films
og Lysbillider vere paa Van
dring fra BY til BY, ct s@t paa
Paeifickysten, to Set Midwest
og NOTWITHSTANDING og ct Set
j 0ststaterne.
like mindre end 70 Byer og
Settlementer ! % forskellige Sta
ter gnsker at Sc de levende Bill.
leder af Kong Christians lndtog
Senderjylland. Desuden er der
modtaget telegrafisk Anmodnine
ON at faa Filmen til Laans fra
Buenos Aires Argentine og fra
ST. Croix paa de tidligere dansk-
vestindiske Ger.
For at have Orden paa Tinge.
ne har Diet varet nedvendigt at
lmQpe ct fast Program for Fore.
visningen af Billedernc fra Sted
ill Sted og fra Uge til Uge. Def
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
20. Aarg.

over Landet. Pollen maatte for
svare sig selv, og det skyIder
sin egen Tapperhed og like Fol
keforbundets militare Resourser,
nyder. Naar Stillingen er saale-
des for Polens Vedkommende,
sk9nt Landet ligger lige we'd Fol-
keforbundets militare Resourser,
hyor meget mere gelder like
saa Stlllingen os, som ligger saa
langt borte ?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
FARM TIL sALGs.

En- 120 Acres Farm ner Elko,
Mimi, med silo og code Byg-
ninger. SkoIe paa Landet, 3
Nil fra Emanuels Menighed,
Hazelwood, MINI. Kan kpbes
paa lette Vilkaar, $4,000 kontant,
Resten paa 5 Aars Afbetaling.
Ogsaa 30 Acres uden Bygnin-
ger til $4,000, / Nil fra Elko,
for nermere Oplysning skriy til
N. MILLER,
Rt. 1. Ellxo, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

mellem L. S. A. og Japan siger
like ct Ord om den Sag.
Der cores opm9rksom paa, at
den nye Loy stemmer fuldstan-
dig overens med den japanske
Low der forbyder Udlendingei
at eje eller forpagte japansk
Jord.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
NERMERE ON VALGUD-
FALDET.
Harding faar ADA Elektoral-
Stemmer mod 127 for Cox.
Senatet faar ct Flertal af %
republikanske Stemmer, Repre.
sentanthuset faar $50 repub-
kansk Flertal.

Under 5. Nov. gives narmere
bestemt Udfald af Yalget den
2. November, sk6nt Optellingen
af Stemmerne like er helt fuld-
endt.
Republikanernes SER er over
yeldende 81 Slater har givet
Flertal for Harding, kun II for
Cox; Harding faar 404 Elekto-
ralstemmer, Cox kun 127, Har-
dings Flertal over Cox 277
De nasten fuldstmndige Valg-
beretninger tyder paa, at Har-
ding har sejret New Mexico
med ct Flertal af 5000 stemmer,
Tennessee med 10000 og Ok
lahoma med $4,000 Stemmer.
Baade republikanske og demo
kratiske Blade till1enedr Repub.
kratiske Blade tilkender Repub-
te { og Demokraterne 81, repu-
blikansk Flertal %. ! Represen-
tanthuset faar Republikanerne
2sS Stemmer, Demokraterne 13s,
republikansk Flertal $50, det
st6rste Flertal, hoget Parti no
gen Sinde har haft Represen-
tanthuset
De sidste Indberetninger oyer
den nesfen ufattelige republi
Ranske Sejr over hele LINEN.
Wisconsin har giyet Harding ct
Flertal af nasten 100000 Stem
mer mod Hughes $4,000 1916.
] 6l54 Valgdistrikter j Califor-
mia er Hardings Flertal 3Sl OBS.
bet ser nd I'll, at hans Flertal /
denne Stat vii lobe op til over
100000, naar der heres fra de
svrige 542 Pricincts. | Oregon
slog Harding Cox med 60,0OO
Stemmer.
! Ohio kommer Hardings Fler-
tai I'll at gaa n9r OPP til 100000; /;
det er allerede 3s9,10S. Der er
endnu % Precincts at here fra.
! Missouri var Stillingen ON At
tenen den 4. Nov. saaledes, at
Harding havde ct Flertal over
Cox af 100000.
Nebraska var Iardings Fler-
fal omkring 135,000, den h6jeste
Tillid, der nogen Sinde her /
Staten er visit en- Mand til ct
offentligt Embede.
Der var ire Kandidater for
Guvern8rposten her Staten,
Mr.. s. r. McKelvie bley gen.
valgt med ca. 10000 stemmers
Pluralifet over den demokratiske
Kandidat, tidligere Guverner
Morehead og ,,Non-Partisan-
League" Kandidat, Arthur G.
Wray.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Wort eget Land.


Flyveulykke. Cheyenne, Wyo..
s. Nov. Liget af Luftpostfprer
John p. Woodward blev fundet
i Gaar Ruinerne af hans Luft-
skib ! Tie Siding, 40 Mil Vest
for Cheyenne Jog Is Nil Syd6st
for Laramie, Wyo. Woodward
bley meldt at vmre over Lara
mic Forgaars.
Massachusetts vaad. Boston,
Mass, 5. Nov. De stemmeberet-
tigede Massachusetts gay
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
AUsTRALIEN OG FOLKEFOR-
BUNDET.
Permierninister Hughes
udtaler sig.

Washington, d. C., S. Nov. Au,
atralien kan like oyerlade AT.
gorelsen af Sp6rgsmaalet ON,
hyoryidt dette Land skal we're
de hyide Mends Land, til Folke-
forbundet, sagde Premierminister
Hughes til det australske Repr9-
sentanthus. Talen er bleven Of
fentliggjort her. Han sagde vide
re, at dette var Diet vigtigsie
Punkt Australiens PoGtik, og
at paa Grund af det MATTE
Landet forsvare sig I'll Sos, til
Lands og fra Luften.
Mr. Hughes hevdede, idet han
opfordrede til Bygningen af fle-
re Krigsskibe, at som Stillingen
nu var over hele Verden, kun
de ingen Nation forsgmme sit
Forsvar, og at Krigen like kan
afskaffeS we'd ct Pennestr6g. Han
var af den Mening, at hverken
kunde England overlade Ago
relsen af Sp9rgsnlaalet ON ct
frit Iav, som den Sag bley for
tolket af Tyskland, til Follefor-
bundet og like heller kunde u.
s. A. overlade Afgorelsen af,
hyoryidt der skulde v9re en- Mon
oedoktrin, til Folkefonbundet.
Begge Lande MATTE yare fRr-
dige til at kempe til det sidstc
for dizse pgincipper, sagde han.
,,Hyad er nu Hoyedfaktorerne,
naar Vi beslutter at forsyare os
til S9s, til Lands og fra Luften
i der narmeste Fremtid?" spurg-
tie Premierministeren. Som 1eg
ser StilLngen, err der fire saa-
danne Faktorer, nemlig: For del
f9rste den qlmindelige interna-
tionale Stilling. For Diet ande,
Folkeforbundet med Hensyn til
den Beskyttelse, som det yder os,
CO den Forpligtelse, som det paa-
legger os. For det tredie, at Vi
udgor en- Del af det britiske Ri
&c. For det fjerde de specielie
Forholde Australien, indbefat-
tet den geografiske Beliggenhed
og den australske Politik og Idea
Ter, sarlig den Omst@ndighed,
at vi vii have en- udelukkende
hvid Befolkning.
Sc paa den internationaIe Still
ling, som den angaar os. Yer
denskrigen er ovre, men det kan
n@ppe siges, at Verdensfreden
endnu er Sigte. Der foregaar
nu Ell Propaganda, der truer baa-
de Yerden i sin Helhed og Ma
TONERS politiske Integritet, en-
Propaganda, som, hyad enten den
kommer fra Bolsfevikerne eller
fra Sim Feinnerne, h6j Grad
forstyrrer og truer Verdensfre-
den.
Folkeligaen er endnu i sin
Barndom, og det er utopisk fra
Folkeforbundet at vente en- Be-
skyttelse, der gpr det unpdvendig
at tanke paa sit eget Forsyar.
Krigen kan like afskaffes we'd
ct Pennestrpg. Hvoryidt Folke-
forbundet skal have Held med
sig, afhanger af en- fredelig
Aands Vekst. vi Wilde leye ct
Paradis af Daarer, hyis vi like
forstod, at Krigslysten er nu Ii
gesaa stor, som den nogen Sin
de har varet. vi har just set
hvor hjelpelpst Folkeforbundet
har veret, naar det gjaldt at af
varge en- Krig.
Der er Pollen, som ligger et
Stenkast fra de store militert
Stridskrefter, som Folkeforbun
det 'har til sin Raadighed. Ali
gevel har vi set, hvorledes Bol
sheyikerne, der pradiker saa me
! get ON Fred, ha.' str9mmet inc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

,he Act OF October 8 1917. on file
at protestere, idet de paastaar,
at England faktisk kontrolleref
Ligaen med seks stemmer sely
mod cen Stemme for hyer af de
6yrige Nationer. Anspttelsen at
Lord Cecil betragtes som ct po-
sitiyt Bevis paa Englands Kon-
troll.
Eye Valg Kina. Peking, 3.
Nov Regeringen Peking har
udstedt en- Proclamation, hyori
erklares, at der er opnaaet Gen
forening af Nord og sgd Kina
og udskriver Valg til ct nyt Par
lament paa Basis af Reglerne
for de gamle Valg. | Proklama-
tionen meddeles en- Erklerine
fra General Tsen Chun-Hsaan,
Chef for den sydlige militere
Styrke ON Oplasningen af denne
Styrke og Tilbagekallelsen af
Proyinserne Kwang-Tnng og
Kwang-si af deres Uafhengig-
hedserklmrinp
Europa behgver Anerika. Ok
ford, 6. Nov. yiconmte Bryce,
tidligere Ambassador i United
States, Am, sagde j Gaar / en-
Tale den engelsk-amerikanske
Klub, at den gamle Verden for
Tiden Triangle til Hjelp fra A
merika mere end nogen Sinde;
thi ineen Sinde for hayde Euro
pa yeret saa daarlig stillet. Han
haabede, at der kunde findes en-
Maade, hvorpaa Amerika l1unde
yde denne Hjnlp som Medlem afI
Nationernes Liga. Ligapagten var
like perfekt, men kunde bli-
We forbedret we'd Till@g, sagde
Bryce.
England og Rusland. London,
3. Npy. De nlssiske Soviet Ar
toriteter har anmodet England
ON like at opmuntre militere
Operationer af Generalerne Ba-
lakoyitch og General Petlura, an
ti-soyiet Kommandanter, der fort
sgtter Fjendtlighederne imOd Boil
shevikerne efter Afslntningen af
Fred med Pollen. Forlangendet
kom gennem Gregory Krassin,
ti-soviet Kommand9rer, der fort
| en- russisk Note til den engel-
ske Regering udtaltes, at disse
Generaler fortsatte kirgen med
Assistance af Centralmagterne.
Hollands Pertaining. Haag, 6.
Nov. En- Republik er stillet I'd
sigt for Holland Anbefalinger-
ne af den Kommission, der bley
nedsat for at revidere Konstitu-
tionen. Dersom de bliyer antaget,
vii Holland faa Anledning til at
afg9re, ON Kongedgmmet skal
opgives, dersom like Drowning
Wilhelminas og Prins Henriks
eneste Barn, den nu 11-aarige
Prinsesse Juliana, med Tiden
faar en- S6n med en- 1fgtemand,
som Diet hollandske Parliament
godl1ender som saadan. Kommis-
sionen foreslaar, at herefter skal
Tronen, dersom der like findes
en- mandlig Arriving i direkte lii
ME, gaa til en- mandlig Arriving
i anden Generation efter den sid
ste Konge. Og dersom der like
er nogen direkte mandlig Arving
skal Folket have Anledning til
at forandre Landets Regerings,
form, efter commissioners For
Stag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Japanerne i California.

Japanerne i California. San
Francisco, Calf, 4. Nov. Velger-
ne California har med en- knu-
sende Majoritet godkendt den
nye Landlov, som nylig blew we'd
taget af Legislaturen, og som der
paa blev sat under Folkeafstem-
ming.
Naar Velgerne nu selv har
fundet Loven rigtig, er det der
med bestemt, at ingen, der ifpl-
ge Loven like kan blive ameri-
kansk Berger, kan Fremtiden
eje eller forpagte Farmland Sta
ten California.
Loven angaar like dem, som
nu ejer eller har forpagtet Land
De vii beholde, hyad de har
Det hedder ultrykkelig j Loyen,
at de fremmedfGdte, som der
rammer, kan opnaa, BRUCE, over
fore og arve taste Ejendomme
j den Udstrnkning, som bestem,
mes Traktater, men like me
re. Men den nuvarende Trakta1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

En- Mand 9nskes for Corn
husking. 7 Cents pr. Bushel.
Kom med det samme.
Jens P. Zander,
Coulter, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Jorden rundt.
Sikkerhed.

Gobeliner som sikkerhed.
Wien, 3. Nov. Skadeserstatnings
Kommissionen har bemyndiget
Regeringen til at stille de be-
r9mte kejserlige Gobeliner (be-
remte Tapcter) som sikkerhed
for ct Liam for at kobe 10000
Tons Fgdeyarer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Tirsdags en- Majoritet paa 10000
for at loyliggore salg af 2.75
Procent 0l og Vim. Med Rappor-
ter undtagen fra 16 Byer synes
Resultaiet at vere: 436,572 ja
og 417,276 nej.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Prins Wilhelm af sver1-ig. Ke

Prins Wilhelm af sverrig. K6-
benhavn, s. Nov. Prins Wilhelm
af Syerrig vii starte DAG paa
en- stor Jagtekspedition til Cen
tral Afrika. Ale Trofaer, der
bliver samlet af Ekspeditionen,
skal tilfalde Diet svenske Muse
um.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Glimrende republikansk seir

j Kansas. Topeka, Kas., 4. Nov
Republikanerne har yundet EN-
glinrende SER Kansas. Staten
har 1890 af de 2516 Precincts
givet Harding 270,686 og Cox
l44.192 Stemmer Den har giYet
den republitanske senatorkandi-
dat Curtis, 232,157 stemmer, me
dens DemolSraten Hodges har
faaet bare 124,107 Stemmer /
disse Precincts. Den republican
sloe Guyerndrkandidat, Allen, har
faaet 22S,747 og Demokraten Da-
Wis 1857 stemmer.