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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
Temple Theatre
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES.
PROGRAM

From Jan. 18th to Jan. 18th
MONDAY, Jan. 10Th.
Tom Mix in ''The Coming of the Law.
The story of a tenderfoot who made
guntoters hop.
10c and 15c
TUESDAY
Extra Big Special Feature-BTt Ly,
tell in his first speculation Ltd
An extra smart romantic comedy oil
modes and moods, gowns and girls
Make sure you see this one. Two per.
formances given.
Prices-15c and 30c
WEDNESDAY
18th Chapter of Smashing Barriers
1.-THE Deadfall." "Chumps and Cops
Comedy and Ford Weekly.
l0c and 15c
THURSDAY
Anna @. Nilsson in 1.-THE Way OF the
Strong" A romantic drama OF the
Yukon and great Northwest
10c and l5c
FRIDAY
Madge Evans in "Home Wanted" A
new star in a clean and wholesome
picture.
10c and l5c
SATURDAY, Jan. oath
2nd Chapter Pearl White in ''The
Black Secret" Mutt and Jeff, News
Weekly and Comedy.
10c and 15c
SUNDAY. Jan. 18th.
June Elvedge in 1.-THE Soul Pirate. y
A character picture OF tense and
emotional drama.
10c and l5c
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16


from visit at Detroit.
Xeile Miles left Monday for Detroit,
where he has employment.
Some White Leghorn BOOSTERS for
sale or trade.-L. c. MONROE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Arntson went to
Mancelona Thursday for visit.
Mrs. Tony Galmore left Friday for a
few days visit with her husband at
Alma.
Roscoe Mackey and A. g. Rogers
were Petoskey business visitors this
week.
Misses Eta Kiser and Agnes Vogel
were Traverse City visitors first of the
week.
The Improvement Club met at the
home OF Mrs. George Carr Tuesday
evening.
Miss Eunice Carr returned to Charlie
voix, Thursday, after visit with her
parents.
Mrs. John Cox and daughter of West
Branch are visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Ross.
Miss Clara Stumpf, Nurse, of Petos-
key, came here Thursday, to care for
Mrs. Ray Rugg, who is ILL.,
Miss Esther Phelps came Thursday
from Traverse City and is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hop
kins.
Mrs. A. Danto and Mrs. H. Rosenthal
will entertain the Maccabee Club at the
formers home Thursday evening, Jan.
22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kitsman re-
turned to Standish, Monday, after
weeks visit at the home of his brother,
G. w. Kitsman.
DON'T FREEZE!-We have a car
load of good Chestnut Hard Coal. Ready
for delivery now. Phone No. 1876
ARGO MILLING CO.
Mrs. P. |. Turner of Detroit is visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. M.
Warden. Mrs. Turner was formerly
Miss Fac Warden of this city.
A supplement to The Charlevoix
County Herald appears with this issue
which contains the Annual Tax Sales
for Charlevoix County. Additional
copies may be obtained at this office.
Donald H., 10 days-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel PARROT, passed away
at their home on the West Side, Tues
day, Jan. 18th. The remains, accom-
panied by the father, were taken to
Eastport for burial, Friday.
Federal officers Campbell of Ira
verse City and Tubbs of Grand Haven,
and Mr.. Bradley of the State Food
and Drug Department of Lansing, OBJ
tanned search warrant last week We'd
nesday, and with the assistance of
Sheriff Weaver seized 43 barrels Of,
supposedly hard cider, located in the
Pagan Pool-room at Charlevoix. Sam
Piles were taken from all the barrels
and were sent to Lansing for analysis,
if found to contain an unlawful amount
of alcohol, the stock will be confiscated
1t is too early to prophesy whether
more drastic action will be taken later
or not.
Production is the cure for the High
Cost of Living. Secure farm and help
produce. have fine line of farms
listed for sale. Small and large i'm
proved and unimproved, also partly
improved, having enough wood on
them to pay for them. Good roads to
good markets. Now is the time to
start You can get your wood out this
winter, and be ready to put in crops in
the spring. If you want to sell your
farm, come in and list it with me.
will place it before the public. If
loott coll ~ cnctc un,, nnfhipn II
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
NOT WELL-NOT SICK.

When the kidneys fail to cleanse the
blood of impurities the whole system is
affected. The result may be half-sick
condition-not well enough to work,
not sick enough for bed-rbeumatic
pains, backache, lamepess. Foley Kid
ney Pills heal and strengthen disorder
ed kidneys and help them do their
work.-Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
Rev. M. f. Hoyt, Pastor.

Sunday, Jan. Is, 1920.
1890 a. m.-Morning Service.
1900 m.-Sunday School.
700 p. m.-Evening Service.
Special music. by Young Peoples
Chorus. Arrangements are forming
for Father and Son Banquet to be
served in this church some time in
February. Details later.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
MONEY CANNOT BUY ANY BETTER

E. d. Grape, leading merchant Of
ST. Maurice, La, writes: "For a cathar-
tic especially recommend Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, knowing as | do that
money cannot buy any better" They
act promptly, without pain or nausea.
They clear the bowels, sweeten the
stomach and tone up the liver. No
habit forming. -Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
Get. Back $50 Lost Years AGO.

Mrs. Edward .Joslin of Lafayette,
Ind. has received $50 from Rev. Flor
Ian Briede. pastor OF st. Bonifacc's
Roman Catholic church In that city.
to replace similar amount which
she lost 16 years ago. The priest told
her that the money had been found
by some person who recently became
remorseful and confessed to the priest
that she had kept the money from the
owner.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
in MEMORIAM

OF Mrs. L. r. Kowalske, who died
one year ago today-Jan. 18th. Gone
But Not Forgotten. Her son and
daughter,
ARCHIE and DORIS KOWALSKE.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
Souvenir Kaiser Crowns In 81

Souvenir Kaiser Crowns In Slump.
While food and dwelling prices soar.
one thing is slumping in price in Ber-
lin, namely, souvenir kaiser crowns.
One can now buy them at about a
mark per pound where formerly they
cost two or three marks each.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16

Sunday, Jan. IS, 1920.
1890 a. m.-Morning Worship. Serv-
ices conducted by Rev. A. d. Grigsby.
IL Noon-Sunday School.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-01-16
St. Joseph's Church.
q. Bierens, Pastor.

Masses on LIST and Bird Sunday of each
month at 500 and High Mass at 1890
Mass on End Sunday of each month
at 500 o'clock.
High Mass on 4th Sunday of each
month at 1890
On 9Th Sundays Masses at 500 and
1890.
Masses on Holy days and Devotions
will be announced.
st. Johns Church.
Bohemian Settlement.
High Mass on End Sunday of each
month at 1890.
High Mass on 4th Sunday of each
month at 500 o'clock.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
UNFAIR TO PUBLIC.

The tax exemption feature of the
Federal Farm Loan Act is to be tes-
ted in the courts 1t is contended
that our Constitution does not del
egate to the government power to
form organizations for private and
individual profit, loan money at less
than current rates and exempt such
transactions from all forms of taxa
tion.
The bonds issued by Farm Loan
Banks, organized under this act are
entirely exempt from taxation and
furnish a secure place for investors
seeking to eYade income tax.
The act places unfair obstacles and
hendicaps in the general banking in
dustry which has to carry the load
Of the public and industry and pay
regular taxes of all kinds.
The idea of such tax exempt bonds
to furnish money at less than cost
for private gain, TO one class of bor-
rowers, is repugnant to all American
ideals.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
JURYMEN SELECTED.

Following is the list OF men selec-
ted Jury for the June term of Court
at Kiowa.
r II. Ruhdy; Wm. scheutte; Jno.
woodard; Tom Cantril; Ralph Jones
sherald Adama; Winfield Shepherd. !.
John Meniler o. N. segsrstrom; M
NJ Noah; y. l.. rhiatlewood; M. Il.
sharp; Marrett woodard; James
Gail; A. ?. Albus; Chris Tweeden: l.
H. Rickey George Rinlbarger; Frank
Lund; James sparlsa; VIM. Tamlin;
VIM. McCuley; II. o. Stoll; Ernest
Ghman.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
GIVE IRELAND FREEDOM.

/ see by the papers that there is
lots Of talk about giving ireland It's
freedom. Why not give It to them ?
They are as mich entitled to their
freedom as the Cecho-Slavs are to
govern their own country. So !
say give it to them and let them
fight II out among themselves, in
stead of the U. s.
They are one of the oldest nations
of Europe and better able to tell
what they want than any outside
nation. They were a nation long
before Columbus founded our shores,
and some of the greatest men in the
world. We're proud to say that
Ireland was our birth place. and !
believe that there are many left vet
who can put ireland where she be-
longs That is among the leading
nations of the world.
Among the names of those who
are gone are such as Dean Swift.
Samuel Lower. Tom More. Dan o.
Connell and hosts of others. So,
why in all fairness can we not wish
them to enjoy their freedom as we
enjoy ours.
That Ireland may be a free and
happy nation soon, Is the wish Of
thousands of Americans.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
FARMERS ON THEIR GUARD.

North Dakota's record in the mat
Ter of taxation has been pretty we'll
advertised throughout the country,
with the result that in some parts OF
the west, where the travelling agents
OF the non-partisan League We're
quite successful last year in ginning
converts whom they relieved Of sic
apiece, they are not showing this
year the membership increases that
they expected. When the American
farmer takes tho Time to think over
a polictical project carefully, lie
may be generally counted upon to
withhold HIS enthusiasm from any
thing that has too radical flavor.
Especially in the past season or two.
his experiences with radical labor
movements during harvest. and the
difficulty Of securing dependable help
at any time even at exorbitant prices,
has made him very reluctant about
upsetting things just for the piesure
OF the experiment. The mounting
tax bill in North Dakota to pay for
socialistic experiments of the league
is also bad advertisement for its
program
The Lesson of all strikes and other
industrial disturbances is that the
cost Of them must be paid by the
public of which we are all part.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
ert County and the Divide Country
HINDER TWINE PLENTIFUL.
CHEAPER.

The wheat grower need have nc
apprehensions as to the supply OF
hinder twine-this season. Reports
coming to the Bureau of Plant In
dqstry, of the United sta,es Depart
ment OF Agriculture. indicate that
tLere VIII be plentiful supply of
tlds commodity available for tho
American farmer. Not only win
it be plentiful, but It is likely to he
cheaper this year than for some
years past.
fueatan-the chief and cheapest
sosree OF henequin. from which the
t9jne is made-produeed larce
crsp this year; which, coupled with
the termination OF control OF prioes
by the Commission Reguladora. waa
resDnsible for drop in the price OF
fiber from Is to 10 cents pound
in March. The price is now re-
ported to be cents pound. This
reduction should be reflected in the
prise of twine this season.
AhhR Adi the ftttHI 1tNDfuNlOn IN
MeXieo has not affected the henequin
indIntry of Yucatan and Campeche.
the two important fiber growing
States of that country. 1t is too
late now for any disruption Of this
industry 10 affect seriously the sup
plies Of twine for this years harvest
as practically all the fiber necoas-
AIRY for the present needs have al
ready been imported to the United
States.
Although there IS no danger for
this years twine supply. officials Of
the Department of Agriculture are
somewhat apprehensive over the ef-
feet that the low prices for fiber
prevailing now will have upon the
production of henequin during the
next few years. Low prices, ac-
cording to reports to the Department
-
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
ELBERT MEMORIAL SERVICES.

There win be union memorial ser
vices at the Elbert Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, May Goth, at e.
loyen o'clock A. NJ. Rev Day OF
Pueblo wiz deliver the address. Ey
erybody is invited to attend. A
special invitation is extended to SOL
diers Of the various U. s.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
THE Outlaw GTRIKE

Tho outlaw strike is without doubt
The most effective weapon, and so at
this time the favorite weapon, of
red propaganda in the United
States.
Not all the outlaw strikers, prob
ably, indeed, only relatively small
percentage Of them are reds them
selves. But, they are tools" and
"dupes' of tho reds and abettors Of
revolution In the U. s.
Isn't that snbaerIptIon due?
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28

are leading the growers in Yucatrn
to reduce their planting. With the
result that q real uhortage of the n
ber Aye or six years hence Is a very
likely possibility.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
PUssYFooT.
COUNTY EXHIBITS

Interest in the county exhibits
at the State Fair has taken an early
start for the 1929 Fair which will
be held September 1928. Logan
county has written to Manager, j
l.. Beamen. Reserving the same space
they had last year 1t shows that
they are planning on coming strong
er this year.
The amusement program for the
State Fair, September 1926, win be
much better than for previous years
There will be several vaudeville acts
that have never appeared in the west
The fire works display will be fol
six nights. One night there will be
reproduced the pictures OF the prom
inent candidates for President.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28

r. L. Glow of Denver was trans
acting business in this city last
Thursday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Det tredie Parti.

Det var Lordags, de traadte
sammen paa Morrison Hotel i
Chicago, de forskellige misfor-
nojede, der tanker paa at startc
ct tredie politisk Parti. Det be-
rettes Days Morgen, at de for
skellige Elementer = de AZ, Ar
bejderledere og andre - efter
Al Timers Konference er naaet
til Dannelsen af ct Parti; men
det har like endnu hverken
vedtaget Navn, Platform eller
valgt Kandidater, saa der er in
tet yirkeligt at meddele ON det
nye Parti. Arbejdergruppen sy.
mes at have Overyegten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
De demokratiske Nominationer.
En- Sejr for de wade. Bryan me-
get misfornpjet.

Fra San Francisco meldes un-
der Z. DIS. Assisterende Flaade-
minister Franklin ID. Roosevelt
blev Gaar Eftermiddag af den
demokratiske Nationalkonvention
nomineret til Partiets Viceprasi-
dentkandidat we'd Akklamation.
Iige efter ajournerede Konven.
tionen sine die, og Delegaterne
drog nd paa Landet for at hyde
Sevardighederne der.
Naar Franklin Roosevelt blew
nomineret til Vicepresidentkandi-
dat, kom det som ct Plaster paa
Administrations Saar. Brennan,
Murphy og Taggart, der dixie
rede Nominationen af Guvern9r
Cox til Presidentkandidat til
Trods for, at Administrations
Stotter kampede for Presiden-
tens Svigersen og Justitsminister
Palmer, Wide gerne forsone sig
med de fornermede we'd at tage
| en- Mand til Vicepresidentkandf-
dat. som hele Tiden har veret
en- Beundrer af Woodrow Wilson.
Da Konventionen after traadte
sammen Kl. II Gaar for at no.
minere en- Vicepresidentkandidat
gennemgik de tire store Mend
Listen over passende Kandidater
| 90 de kom til Diet Resultat, al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

det var bedst at nominere en-
Mand, der stod Administrations
ner og paa samme It'd havde sit
HEN i 0sten. Saaledes kunde
der like vere Tale ON Land
brngsminister Meredith, som er
fra Iowa.
Efter at have overvejet de
forskellige MRnd, som der kunde
ypre Tale ON, bley man staaende
we'd Udenrigsminister Colby og
Mr. Roosevelt. Charles Murphy
der er Chef for Tammany Hall,
holdt paa Colby, fordi Roosevelt
havde visit sig som Fjende over
for Tammany Hall. Brennan og
de andre fix ham imidlertid til
at komme over til Roosevelt, og
det afgjorde Sagen.
Man er nu meget interesseret
i at faa at vide, hyad Folket
vii sige ON Nominationen af de
to Kandidater. Det wiser sig al
lerede, at de wade er meget
fornojede over, at Cox blev no,
mineret, for de er sikre paa, at
de wade Republikanere vii Suite
sig til ham deres Bestrebelser
for at faa 0l og Vim tilbage,
like sligt elendigt Sol som det
0l, der nh smlges, men 0l med
Ell adskillig st6rre Alloholpro-
cent. Man we'd, at Cox, ON han
bliyer President, vii satte SIT
Nayn under ct Forslag den
Refining.
Dette er imidlertid ct tveegget
Syerd, for William J. Bryan,
som Gaar udtalte sin store Sorg
over Udfaldet, og hans Tilhenge-
re, er meget misforn6jede med
at en- vaad Kandidat blew no.
mineret. Man kan maaske gaa
nd fra, at de torre Slater Vest
for Missisippifloden like vii have
noget at gore med en- vaad Pre-
sidentkandidat, og saa Fald vii
Diet opveje den Tilyekst, som
Demokraterne kan faa fra de
Progressive, hvilket de har gjort
Regning paa, fordi de er mis-
forn6jede med Hardings Nomi-
nation.
Cox og Roosevelt paa den enc
Side og Harding .og Coolidge paa
den anden Side vii volde en-
fortyivlet Kamp mellem Repub-
likanerne og Demokraterne, ser-
lig New York og Ohio og /
mindre Udstrekning Massachu-
setts og Illinois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

Derpaa oyergav DR.. Simons
Planerne ON Erstatning til Kon-
ferencens Generalsekreter.
Under II. ds. meldes nermere !:
De Allierede gay sent Dag ct
Ultimatum til den tyske Dele
cation til Konferencen. Det gik
nd paa, at Tyskerne for Kl 3
n@ste Dag maatte gaa ind paa
at levere 100000 Tons Kul ON
Maaneden. Hyis like, vii de
Allierede tage Skridt til at gen
nemf9re Versailles Traktatens
Bestemmelser.
Observation-Disclosures med Ty-
skerne hayde saaledes naaet
nok ct spendt Punkt. Forso-
ningsaanden hayde afverget ct
Brud, men de Allierede fandt
det n6dvendigt at udstede det.
te Ultimatum ON Udf9relsen af
Traktaten, der endog berettigede
dem til mere Kul, end de nu
| fordrede.
Kulsp6rgsmaalet var Genstand
for Dr9ftelse under EN- ire Ii
mers Session af Premierne Mil
lerand, og Lloyd George, Grev
Sforza, den italienske Udenrigs-
minister, Viscount Chinda, ia
pans Minister til Storbritanien,
den belgiske Premier Della
Croix, den tyske Kansler X.
Fehrenbach, og den tyske T.
denrigsminister DIR. SimOns, der
hyer havde cen Sekretar med
sig.
De Allierede begyndte med at
insistere paa lowering af q
100000 Tons ON Maaneden. Ty-
skerne tilb6d 100000 Tons, og
saa reducerede de Allierede de-
res Fordring til 100000 Tons.
DIR. Simons sagde, at da Kul var
Grundlaget for Tysklands in.
dustrielle Liv. Wide hvert Ton,
der sendtes til de Allierede betty
de saa meget mindre Produk-
ton.
Han sagde:
DE onsker Deres Penge. VI
onsker, De skal have dem, men
hvorledes kan Vi betale store
Summer, dersom De bortager
store Kvantiteter af Kul?"
Han tilbod saa at 9ge Kulle-
veringen fra 100000 til l.
100000 i Lobet af 6 Maaneder,
og til 100000 Lobet af ct
Aar. Dette kunde cores, sagde
han, dersom de Allierede mulig-
gjorde bedre Leyebetingelser.
Efter en- lengere Dreftelse un-
lderrettede Premiererne Tyskerne,
ON, at de Allierde maatte have
deres Svar neste Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Jorden rundt.

Engl@nderne tugter Tyrkerne.
Konstantinopel, 6. JUL Efter
Bombeattentatet af Ismid drog
Englenderne opoyer Bosporus og
landsatte en- Afdeling, der ero-
Ibrede og 6delagde 80 tyrkiske
Kanoner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Wort eget Land.

La Toilette rejser hjem. Ro-
chester, Mimi, 6. JUL. Senator
La Toilette, der blev opereret
her nylig, rejste Gaar til Ma
Olson, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l SPA.
De Allierede vii hjelpe Polak-
kerne paa Betingelse.
De giver Tyskland Ultimatum

Ike sig tilbage linden for Polens
naturlige Grense, saa vii de
Allierede yde dem al muhg BIZ
stand det Tilfalde, at de an
gribes af Bolsheyikerne. Dette
kundgjordes her i Dag
De Allierede har sendt ct For.
Stag til den russiske Soviet-Re-
gering ON at den slutter Vaa-
benstilstand med Pollen paa Be
tingelse af, at Polakkerne track
ker sig tilbage linden for Landets
naturlige Grense, og at de Al
lierede vii staa Polakkerne bi,
dersom Bolsheyikerne angriber
dem linden for deres egne Gren-
ser. Der foreslaas en- Konferen-
ce af Representatives. for de for.
skellige Lande.
Efter nogen Betankningstid
fremlagde de tyske Delegater i
Dag deres Planer ON, hvorledes
Tyskland vii tage paa Erstatnin-
gen, men de specificerede, at
den Afgorelse, der naas angaa-
ende Kul, Wide modificere de
res Forslag.
De allierede Experts indrom-
mede Retferdigheden af de ty-
ske Experts Anholdelse ON at
fritage Tyskland for at rapporte-
re til Erstatnings- Kommissio-
nen angaaende Kuldistributionen
Tyskland og af at forbedre
kularbejdernes Kaar og hen.
stillede, at den tyske og de
Allierede Regeringer drofter
Midler til dette Maals Opnaael-
sc.
| Aftensessionen tog Konferen-
cen straks fat paa Kulsp9rgs-
maalet. hyor Lord Curzon re
prnsenterede Storbritanien, da
Lloyd George paa Grund af
Forkolelse maatte holde sig til
bage.
DR.. Simons bemerkede til at
begynde med, at Kul var Cen
tralpunktet Tysklands hele
ekonomiske Liv.
Den Losning, som Experts
har givet Kulproblemet" sagde
han, vii virke tilbage paa de
endelige Planer ON Erstatning,
som den tyske Delegation har
forberedt; denne har forstaaet,
at en- Overenskomst, der intet
Hensyn tager til 6konomiske Til
stande. der anses af y@sentllge
Betydning for Tyskland, vii bill
We opnaaet. Planerne kan der
for like overgives Aften, som
man havde ventet.
Premier Mllerand udtrykte
Forbavselse over, at Overgivel-
sen af de tyske Planer, som
kundgjort Gaar, kunde brin-
ges Tvivl og underordnes
Experts Lesning af KulspSrgs-
maalet.
DR.. Simons gensvarede, at den
tyske Delegation havde udar-
beidet Planer, der maa stude-
res som ct Hele for at kunne
forstaas.'
Tyskerne trak sig tilbage for
narmere at oyeryeje Sagen, og
siden erklarede Sekret@ren, at
Delegationen havde bestemt at
oyergive Planerne som udarbeJ-
det. men han tilfejede, at Spa
konferencens Afgprelser var en-
sidige i flere stykker.
,,Spsrgsmaalet ON Kul er ell
Sporgsmaal ON Liv eller Dod
for Tyskland', sagde DIR. oi'
mons ,,og vedbliver at v@re ba'
sis for allie andre Planer
Premier Millerand svarede, al
der kunde intet Spergsmaal bill
We ON at modificere Versailles
Traktaten paa dette Punkt, oe
at den MATTE udfpres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
En- dansk Livshistorie. En- re

En- dansk Livshistorie. En- ret
mRrkelig Livshistorie kom forle.
den for Dagen we'd den danske
Tomrersvend Fred Krusemarks
bod j Atchinson, Kansas. Kruse-
mark var f6dt i Danmark og for
lod efter Krigen 1864 sit Fo-
deland. Han bes9gte flere euro
peiske Lande og gjorde endog Ell
Tur til Asien. Den Baad, hvor-
med han tilsidst rejste til Anne
rika, blev gjort udygtig af en-
Storm og drew i mango Dage
ON i Nords9en, indtil den en-
delig drew Land Central-A-
merika, efter at flere af Passa-
gererne og Mandskabet var sui
tet ihjel. Krusemark kom til At
Crimson for 40 Aar siden. Han
blev 50 Aar gammel og efterla-
der sig Enke og seks Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Byldepest Pensacola. Pensa

cola, Fla, 8. JUL. Det fjerde Til
felde af Byldepest blew offici-
elt meldt her i Gaar; Henry
Hudson, Kerer for ct Express
Kompagni, har faaet Sygdom
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Irsk Arbjderfoderation. Dub

IrsK ArbJuef1pderaCIOn. DuD-
lin, 6. JUL. Delegater, der repre-
senterer 10000 Fagforenings-
mend, har i ct Mode her beslut,
tet at dame en- Federation af
irske Fagforeninger paa en- ma
tional Basis.