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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

Fir Farm, nm 0artru
Inietten d. aNItn8c.
gugelidlub irbr luid,tIg III ijrcr Ne
tGmpiung i'm Wastcu.

t1mpiung i'm Wagtcu.
Sci Der N%cldnpiuug Der I>nief
teuIhaO.lnge biloet cul rJdalg BE-.
tricbcr.t &uGcl1d]ue i'm Warttu cine
@nuptaut9obe leoea @nrtcntremoc@.
IS iou ocu IIcrcu piel UcIc9cuheit
geboten mcrocn, lid auf Dem Gar
t%cngrunoitiId uniicoeln 81 tonnen,
brnn Elm &uaelpaor, mclt)C3 lein
Neit I'M @nrteu gebnut bat mo bier
feline Sltngcn aroB5ieht, uerbraud)t
sur Iu%Tbrin9un9 Der Griit cine I'm
menge pon Haupen mo an0!rem
Snicftcngclinoel, meldes Die 2llltur.
p%flan3cn III icoem Staoium it6oigt
IleroiuqS mad)cn lib monde 20.
gel unIiebiam ourd) oo9 Aui5ichcu
Der iungen Sumlinge bcuertbar
mo ulth ourh onS gaidleu BON
8ecrcn uno 6riid,ten. Su eriier
2inie iin0 bier Die Sperlinqe gu
ncnnel, 0encn 0ieic Niiittatcn 3u'
aeid)ricbcn meroen mililen. Abey
Sperltnge moilcn mir dudl nIft
idiiben. ion0ern in ibrcr Nermeb.
rllrg m0qljdit bchinocrn liG ncbmcn
nit Der linen eiQcnen lluoeridamt'
belt audi SEN on0erer nijBlihcu 30.
qcln nur ole qutcn gtiitacIe9cnbciteu
fort. lin MN oie Spcrllnge al rtr
Au3brcitm9 ndd) Nr1itcn 81 bIn'
bern, idaiicn mir DEN licrcn Pitt.
QeIeQcnbciten, 5crit0rcn inbciien III
ibneu sic @tIe0e. iubolo tic oou-
5qbIiQ iin0. PIN beiten einnen lid
6a3u Nlitcr, 0je hinten oiien limo,
BORN obcr Elm GiHid)lupfIoh hobcn
Gle merocn an Den Mdnoeu or9c.
hGnQt, io0aB Die oiicne Scitc oil 0je
@ono fommt N3cnu Oo5 5pcr.
~IinQ50cIeQc 0ann b~ouitdnoia 1T, mer.
sen tie cittiodl non Der @ono Qenon.
men uno oll5Qeihiittet mo Ieer mje-
Ser al ihrcn Qlnb Qehdn0t. Wton
qlaubt COR uiht. micpjcl SperlrnQ&-
brutcn mo @elc9c man 10 3crjt0rcn
fam sum bc7tcu un'crcr niitlihen
GinQuoQeI.
Staare mo 1roiiclu (Robin mo
GuGcuoroiltU mad}cu llb aud oft
,redjt uaangcnchm beE1erthnr, OCIor,
ocr9 I'M CONNER al Der 8eeren-
erltte mo Der &irihtncrlite. ~
l06t lid barber ltrcltcu, Oh lie uls'
lid ooer idlaoIld) limo. Su Der he
gel miro man ben lidtbaren Sda-
Gcn i~ibcrih0ten, oen mcn.g lihtta'
rem 9tugen 81 gertn8 onldIo8eli.
llnbcoingt niiRlih iino iu0eilcn I'M
ou9emeInen geiprodeq Die tIclnen
Gangcr, fiir mcife mir ourh Aus.
hdlden bon 9ilttoltcu ais 8rutgele.
Qcnheitcn iorqcn. NQe oieie inlet.
tenlrciienoen @ogel tam ie0er iolort
oaran ertemen, DAP lie einen DIM
ncn pirlcmcnnrtigcu SdJnabel ia.
be1L Gbcr aid utter 0en 9e9el'
id)1Qblcrn, 81 oencn unier 9lau0o'
gel uno Die SlngipcrIin8e geb0rerL
Qlbt c3 cine gro6e Nn1abl nliBllder
&0gc!, oenn aud) 0iele H~e1elldn0b'
Ter jicben ibre (,uH8en In Der erlten
3cit nit 2Snicften AM un0 nCblnen
FONT nit ben ueridIcoeucn llnfraut'
iamen Dorlicb. 5te mer6en I'M @ar'
tcu 10 gut nie uitt i6aollf un0
niitcu nit &orliebg IN ocu 0cdfn
Qlmr ioQ 0nbcr mkt Dem 0eIdnltt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Spnracl : Gierfudlen.

Ger obere lbcil ser 5pnrQcIItan.
gen miro III 9an5 tIeine Stildden ge-
Id)nittcn un0 nit etmn5 Nlttter uno
Gals in menig @oiier weitQcfott.
Damn badt man oiInme Gicrfufcn.
beIegt itc nit Den Sporqelitiidhelt
uno roIlt Tie 3rinmmen. gispeiIen
miid)t man ben Spurgel and in Den
leig un0 bddt 0arol3 oideu au.
d)en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

Did. 3. in I, Sno. - Beun Sic
6orcIeu auf tinitIidtm @ege 3iebcn
tpoueu, 10 n,iiiicn lie onnlit id)on biz in
zen Nooeutber ipartcn. Grit at oie1er
3cit lnidlen Ole Ebiere, Sic tDuneu aber
Ell. Sun8itihheu BON Der 6iidBuhtaultalt
Sbre9 StaateS erbalteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Bur 2Stenen5u6t i'm Sfrii6fommer.

N @inttr. mo oa5
oitt
5uia N II (,
Orangt in elmer
Sroube Sic faltc
Sahres5eit per
bradIte, lid BON
Dem @onig ndb.
reno, BEN Die flei
Bi9en Sbiere
itber CONNER
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

Gtmas pom 9pataer.

falls ioIdle nidlt i'm minoeitcu bitter
lit, nnoeruiau5 @aiier biu3u, 6sbl
WftsfatnuB uro foOieI 3itroncniuii
ODER @einciiig, 0oB Sic SauC. eiu,r
@eihmaf BATON erbllt. uno / HAZEL.
nuBgrobe$ Stiif 3uder oo}u, idIo1c
0ie Souce iiber roIhem 6elter nit
einem Shaumbeieu bis nor Dem $50.
derL nebme tie pom 6elter. rilhrG
ein eigroBes Stiid Butter ourd mo
glcBe iie ifncu in cine Suuciere.
Sof!tc nie Salce BON Ser Butter nidi
inLjiQ gena'U ien 10 fiae man etlpu5
SaI5 hIn5u. Sic Saitce mus OidlitI
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

MINER zines Der
beIiebteiten uno
"feiniten 8euliiie,
Die ms oas
Grubiabr bringt.
lit ser Spargel.
9urh cine lang.
idbrige guItur
iin0 Die Deri6ie-
oeniten Sorteu
e%ntitonOen. Nan
bat o%oQfontlnen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Spar9cl q la creme.

Man ifne.oet bic SporQel in 212
3oa Innge Slide uno fodt iie in
Sal5paiier meid, 0onu l0Bt man ein
Stiif Butter bel9clb toeroen gieBt
reidlih Sabne 0aran, gibt sic Spar
gel bin5lt lno IQBt iie, nit SaI3,
lpeiBem 3feffer uno NusfatnuB be.
Iiebig 9eipiirjt, eintnaI 0arin arffo.
den.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Spnroeliamce.

@lon ncbmc fur 4 Gcrionen . 81
oottcr unO einen gebduften 2bee-
Ioffel Mebl, riibre , G6IGIfcI fife
mo Il Guart Sporqcl6riihe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Ginfade Spargeliancc.

Nan 8erIaiie Butter, filae eincn
20ffel 0iebI bel uno qebe oanot 10
pieI Spor8clmoiier oo5u, ooB Gin 81.
der &rei entiteht. Damn ~perQuirIe
man elm gnn3e3 81 nit elmer bolben
Eoiie Sobne uno ettpos Gitronenioft
un6 SaI3, gieBe 0a5 in sic Ginbrenne
uno lnIie Die Sauce u1tcr itetem
Hithren altifoden. Die Sauce miro
nebeuher dercidlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

mn II &mmnntN4at btJ9hte Anm0m mTbn bier hrHmugt bmmtmnt. au@ mdBb Der 2umbr hHh
nh aT nut DENT mas mGBn u U hm &uuuwu0uN germ CUR Settle fm mh hat u babel bn fumGH
9Mn@ NM 9hmmhn Mhhtu mnr mMn 9ano mirbf6ofts = S9uIe, ern Der auuru o3
6rgm @mfS Arm9Ghn@ s @rtmmb@ mnm mf 8utb mh mha bumptct tmbu B Der qn
teh nnG h 0Mro @dmbr fir ben <bNmt MgihoWn mmm GMu m@ mMQ 6b br Snmmx 9r
Der Snm5m'a tm h Nntb S EFnS. mb pNe 8bnhmgb usher WWmmbtA nm lit @m upcpbn mMm
aR anDuUI mmWu limb nit GmMuB bon Gents 9ufMntn Al nuTrn mbm
SL GHbratb, rSmWT, 90 G6G gs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Spar9el nit Butter.

Tef)t biibide, fleiid)ige GporgcI,
itanqen gibt man nieIfaf 10 mie iie
aus Dem Gohmoiier fomuten, 5u Gid
unO Ierpirt heiBe ODER Ieiht g~ebrdunte
Butter 0a3u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

@od)en, I'M aus einem 9ienenei cine
@lene b%crOor9ehen 5lt Ioiien un0
menn in 0ieicr 9iencn3utt cine lin.
terbrcdpng eintritt. 10 bot oicies
tets einen einibnei0enoen GinfIuB
auf oa5 gauge 8ienenOolf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
0emiIcipargel NIT GarmeianfdIe.

Iud @eniiieipnrgeI nit Garme.
ianfdie 0iirite cine %onnebmbore Ab.
mcdSlung mdbreno ser Spar9el3eit
be0euten. Ser in Stilde 5cridnjttene
gefodlte SpurqeI miro oli Dem Sieb
obgetropit olli cine crndrmtc, nid)t
SIT fIaf)e Sd)iiiicI aeIegt, NIT geric.
bcnem Garmeianfdie beitrellt uno nit
beiber, brauner Butter AberqoIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

Srnn 4uua in 3, Dsinn. - Tas Ser
u~ndlldiijgen Der SunQeu ourh Die Beib
den hat uieIiod ieine lIriuhe int @ers
%fiittcru bon gu itlperem Sutter, Sn
Der 9teQel beiorget bic &eibheu oie Silt
tcrlulg III Der eriteu @odc gut, oaun
peroeu tie nahIdiiia rno iangcn tpieoer
an brutlulti9 3u lpcroen uno i~iltteru
nidIt mebr. 0u5 r~cgelmGBige Bcrdbs
reiheu bon bnrt9etod]tem ri ueuurinht
Die @rutluit uuO 5rGDbcit Der 8tibhen.
@eraoc III Der 5~peiteu 8ohe pcrlau9cu
Die 3uuQeu mebr Suffer, neil it'd Damn
nus @efieNer duSbiloet uno iid Die Der
onuunQ iducIltr ooI3iebt, gu oieicr
3cit muB man nit Dem Slttter ipedieIn,
man reiht ipeuiaer @ifuttcr. oafir Qcs
ricbcneu ,3lpicbud. @lnn8iamcn. gcihuI
ten @afer, ctipa5 9rilueu SuInt, Elm
Stiidten Npiel uuo gequetihten 6uui,
@ei iolhcm EniterpcdieI finoet oann Die
Auffttteruu9 metit gut itutt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Die Cbliescubeit Der S0nisin.

ga ole ciu3iQe neibIife 9ieue i'm
8ierenitofe, Die a%onigin, nur al
leln Gicr Iegt, 10 lit es in erIter 81.
ME pom ncittrogcnoer geocutuuq.
0aB ite jung, frditig un0 TleiBiq inn
GierIegen lit. Altf Die Cite Ser SEQ
nigiu bat Der @ieuen3iihter tu6eIicn
ifon I'M Au8uit oe5 poriqcn 5ahre5
SIT ad)ten, 0enn git oieiar Belt ioQen
ale nitt uoq beirieoi9en0en a6nig.
innen Ourh neue criebt per0eu.
Cine mnlgelbofte G%oniain lit inn
Stot Damn porban0en. menn MIR
wenige 9ienen I'M Stofe finO, ODER
ioldle ron gemiitter ~TSdr5ung, ODER
i0Ihe, Die bQsartlq iin0. 4Qe 0icie
Ihierc ioQen nift i'm 5tote Qe6u[0et
neroen. @em Elm Stot I'M 8inter
it;nc G3uj1in perIoreu bot 70 1T e.
nlft on1cbrad't 3u Dem Golfe cine
ncue aonigin 5l geben, i3Idcr Stod
miro ant beiten nit einem Golf per.
einigt. oas cine CUTE G5rigin bat.
Seoer @~ienenitan0 bat in Der Reaci
EN- id1Dddes 9}olf NIT elmer quter
a0ni1ir, uHo neuu su oieiem 0olf
Elm Daiieloies gebradlt miro. 10 Miro
oas arite oaourh nur ggitartt. Cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

gIb. ". III W, g6iS. - Tite, @ol3s
aide. cntbGIt ais @~auptouuQitoif Salt
Die meiittu Eilau5cn, ~btionoers oje
toblortiaeu @elpddie, SoIat. @obucn,
Grbicn etc. iiu0 ohntbdr iur 2in9uug
init 3ol3aide. Alh Der 8ctn. Der picI
NaIi 5uu Erngcu bcoarf cutipittIt lth
nab Hid)eoiru8unQ iebr gut, - Gnohcus
mebI lit III eriter 2iuie eiu GaItOiingcr.
Is ipjrtt ld,nea treibcuo. - 9ie 3ruicbei
uno cbeuio Der NnobIouh cntbalten teis
ne SGIre. iouocrn Gin dtbcriidles Gel.
oriien @alptbeitanothcil oa5 HapIiuIfio
bjloet uno Der 3pjebtI ocu eigcuartjQcu
@euIh ocrlejbt, Ser Snit grtift Glen
mno Stabl Ieidlt an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

Nm. SdnUarR IN i. Z, U. y. =
Sam &br Nnliegen nitt bcantmor.
ten oenn trot a~IlcricItigcn N~nirngeu
tonnte idl feline Nu@funit 5cfonmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18

iolf1e &crcini9ung fam man ooourdl
leldlt berItellen, inOem mar oie bei0en
Stofc III &~crbin0ung nit einon0er
brln9t nur 0urh Elm einiate5 9Iatt
3eltungapapler pom eiUnnocr &C.
trennt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Sine !6erriderin mnf meidlen,

Shpote G6lfer inns imnler, ODER
oft oorbonoen, pcnn Die llebermirte.
runq inter un3uinqen0en 0erhalt-
nIiien itattgeFunoeu bat. @~ctpohnIif
meroeu audi mter ioIdcn 8er6ult.
niiien ioldja 8olfcr nit an0cren per.
e;nigt, oanu o5er mu6 cine @0nigin
meidcn. Angebrod)t lit cine loldc
RonigIHoeridnpe1oung nut acra6e
nidlt mo 0ober lit es better, ioIfe
ihmn6en @oJfer ie6es fir iJh 3u be.
baItcn. ober 0os frdftiqcye Rolf
oo0urf GIT itdrfen, in0em man e5
@rut bon 0em ~it)poferer @olt qibt.
,7iir g~ep0bnIih miro man in5eiien
utnqefchrt p~eriabren, 6enu e,cie5
iteint Der uatiirlite @ea IN Der
Qraris DcrbdIt iitl Die Scdre a6er
an6ers. oa lei Iebterem Nerfobrcn
in Der IIua3sit Damn oQc @3Ifcr
itfUod iiHo. Gur Elm itartss 8olt
farm cher rcidlid) Sonia ianmcIn
un6 3a6lt onourh 0op9elt 5urltt. mas
es an BRITT ron einem ifnod,n Golf
erbagten hat.
Gur au @olf. 0as i'm vruhlina
nod reihlih Qorrath on Gout1 bat.
fam cine iiarte RaAsudt mi].eben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-18
Spnrgelialat.

Ser Sporgel miro qepubt, in 9iin0-
diem 9~ebrnoen, nit fohen0cm Mniier
unO Sal3 Iongiam gar getodt uuo
auf einen 0urd)idIag qelegt. @6nig
erfaltet, modt man ole I0oen los,
Iegt ibn in 5ierIiher Oronung in cine
Salotihiiiiel un0 gibt feine5 Del mlO
Giiig 3u 9Ieidjen 3beiIen nit etpos
Sol5 uno 8feffer oermiidt barber.
SpGr9el luftoidDt eingcmadt.
0fan putt SEN SporgeI. IGBt i'm
in iieoenoem Waiier einmaI oulfo.
den, fiiblt ibn in friifem @oiIer ab,
tbltt i'm gleid)m0Big abgeiduitten II.
nit oen &opfen nad obeu in 8Iefl.
bitdJieu ooer Slider, gibt folte$ @ai.
Ter o%ariiber, I0tct oie 8iifien 5u ODER
ihraubt sic Slider felt un0 foft Damn
0ieie @efdBe cine reihli6e Stunoc
in eirem groBeren &eiiel, Der nit
faItem @aiier auf 0a8 6elter geiett
miro. 8eim 8cbrau6 erlpGrmt man
Ben SpargeI nidt in ocn @aiicr,
moriu er eingemnft mar, ion0ern
Iegt i'm in friife5 iieOcnoeS SaI3-
naiIer, lGBt i'm oarin beiB meroen,
menn nothig aud etno5 fohen, uno
bereitet i'm Damn, pie iriihetl, belle
big 5lt.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

rive run out OF conversation" said
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
SNAKE EATERS" HOLD
TOURNAMENT in TUNIS

LO NDON, June i.-The SNAKE"
caters OF northern Africa have just
held their annual convention at
Kairuan. Tunis. for the first time in
five wears. Mos. of the snake eaters
served in the French army during the
war.
More than 400 small snakes OF va
rious sizes were carefully measured
and distributed to the competitors
The eating consisted OF forcing a
snake into the mouth as quickly as
possible. but no punching or rolling
up of the reptile was allowed.
The snake had to be forced in head
first and as as soon as the tail had
disappeared, which it usually did
with extraordinary rapidity, the com.
pctitor quickly snstched it out Of his
mouth and inserted another.
The man who finished his twenty
four snakes first was adjudged the
winner. and was presented with a
prize consisting of round ball
studded with brass nails and hung
with brass chains, TO which were at
tached silver and gold coins.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

states msrshsls seeking me with .
subpoena.
pssssi.~.siy ess.sstss vita as is-
psrssss phase 81 the ss~Ssiss sAssis
have sss~ away IN ths ssisst 81 .
essvaisa." s~svter Ps.~rsss. Ds@s-
erst. Of Osis. ssis.
.Wky Ne .sssid ksss taken 90 tss
wsoss." Senator kssy~a, Repss-
iiess. OAis. sksirsss. Of the es@.it-
tee, ressSkes.
That is only an assumption" steb-
bins answered.
II had planned a vacation long be
fore this committee started its inyes-
tigstion. and l took TO the woods
before l knew would be wanted
here"
II nnally heard l was wanted here
and here l am, willing to testify and
ta tell all the committee may desire
me 10 tell"
Stebbins said he did not know
where Loeb had raised the "s225,-
900" ,ST.oeb fund" contributed TO the
Wood campaign.
Don't you know who Loeb's con
tributors' were?" senator Kenyon
asked.
Uied TO get Loeb on the phone at
New York city before | came here,
but ! wsS unable 10 DO So
Il haven't the fsintest idea who
\to Loebs fund. | have
no knowledge OF that whatsoever
Held Weekly Luaeheons.
Weekly luncheons were held in
New York city TO talk over the
financing Of the Wood campaign"
Stebbins said.
Where were these luncheons held?-
Senator Kenyon asked.
AT the city club" Stebbins an
swered. They were TO stimulate in
terest in the Wood campaign"
"in these piping times OF prohibi-
tios Z trust there were NO undue
means taken 1 your iuseheohs to
.stimsiste tsterest.'r Senator Pom
eres remarked.
40, ID wss tough, wnss't IT, st~b-
bias answered amid laughter.
"You ought 10 have held then In
PennsyIvania," senator kenyon com
meated.
New York lawyer, as treasurer or the
New York ways and means commit
tee"
The sl3O.OOO cash contributions he
received from Loeb came TO him
between February 20 and May II,
Stcbbins said
He also received $T7,400 from Chi
csgo," between February 10 TO March
-. Stebbins testified.
Stebbins' testimony was largely
corroborative OF that previously Civ
en- by SpraGue and other Wood cam
paign managers regarding the mil
lion-dollar Wood fun.
or all the sums named by him. not
more than $4,000 could be added to
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Dea"es League Issue.


Deo"es League Issue.
Johnson was careful TO make II
plain that he did not oppose the en-
trance or America into any league;
mas objection is leveled merely
against the present league, or any
other plan that would subordinate
the United States TO foreign dictation,
In mis- speech from the hotel bal
con!, Johnson defined the Issue as
follows:
81 an here 10 see that the sosves-
sion does not pussy foot nor skuik ON
the League Of Nations. j shall insist
mat the convention take n mssiy,
eoursKeous stand in opposition 10 the
presest league. We want no league
that viii place the Unit~d states us-
der the dictatLon. OF countries of
Europe"
These s~atim~ats were ehe~red to
the echs. In the crowd were several
hundred Americans who were part Of
the siberian eNpcditionsry force. who
were brought home ms = result Of
Johnsons vigorous dem and In the Sea-
ate that all the American soldiers be
brought out of Russia. They wildly
cheered Johnsons every utterance.
Discussing the situation with re-
'PNNN W AhN NOMINATION. Noiu
the newspaper correspondents that he
VIII be concerned with the selection
as well as with the election OF a Re-
publican. He said that some OF the
so-called leaders OF the party hereto
fore have been more concerned about
the selection than about the election
of candidate. but believed that this
time they would give some attention
also TO the business OF nominal ling
some one who could be elected.
People Have spoken.
"Of course. modesty. forbids me to
say what | would do in the matter OF
making the selection" Johnson said,
with a smile. But | want to call
attention to the fact that in every
state the voters have expressed a de-
cided preference for their candidate
| received 1850 900 votes in the Repub-
lican primaries. which is far in excess
OF the vote polled by any of my op-
ponents. That is no moons de raj BILE
amount OF the total Republican vote
of the country. and is an expression OF
whom the people want"
Senator johnson said he would not
assume all the delegates chosen under
the primary system would follow the
expression OF the Republican voters
in those states. II they did. he said,
he would have no doubt as to the
final result.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

2 Lowden posters were stuck up In
the Congress Hotel indicating the
way TO reach the Lowden headquar-
ters in the second moor. The posters
were pasted up with small stfekers
such as are used in express orrieeS
bearing the letters 60. o. ID" wheR
the morning papers reached here con
taining the story Of the testimony in
Washington that Missouri delegates
were promised $500 each on condi-
tion that they voted for Lowden, the
&C. o. D." stickers attached to the
Lowden posters took on additional
Significance and were the subject OF
much amusement among convention
visitors. IL II announced that the
&C. o. d." stickers will be removed
and plain ones substituted.
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WOODF|CHT COST
over ONE MILLION
Total Figures Given to Senate
Probers by Generals Cans
paign Treasurer. =
Continued from First Page)

who had contributed 10 the s22o'OOO
Wood fund. raised by william LoeD'
jr.. formerly Col Theodore Roosevelts a
secretary. He denied that he hsd
sought to avoid testifying before the
committee. or that he had been miss
ing" explaining that the reason the
committee had been unable 10 locate
him was that he had been on a huht-
ing and fishing trip In the "oids oi
Canada.
Probe Nears Finish.
Kenyon expressed the belief that
the committee would complete their
Investigation for the present at the
end OF the day. although the inVestl-
CATION will probably be resumed aiter
the Chicago and San Francisco con
Ventlons
Stebbins said he received'a check
for $1,000 from ogden Reid yester-
day. but returned IL because thefe
was nobody 10 indorss it
As treasurer of the "G~n. Leonard
Wood League stebbIns said the or
xnnisntisa receive si5G.:7i, and its
disbursement. as sI5s.55+.
The receipts of the Gen. Leonard
Wood -rs IN psiGs com Bsittr~" were up
to June =. s:sO.2Ia. and the expendi.
lures o25B,J5D, stebbins aooeo.
From the New York city ways and
means" committee OF the Wood cam
paign Stebbins said he had received
$4,000 He named Herbert J.. satter-
lee as chairman OF this committee.
Ranged from Dollar Up.
From 1900 subscribers he received
an additional s2l,3Oo. stebbins con-
tinued The subscriptions ranged
from a dollar upward" he explained
He gave as among the members OF
the ways and means committee"
David NJ. Goodrich. OF the Good
year Rubber Tire Company; Gren-
Vile Clark. a lawyer. Elihu Root. j..
a lawyer: Harold b. Clark, banker;
Archibald G.. Thatcher. lawyer;
I.angdon q. Maryin, a lawyer; Dean
Save, lawyer. and Ambrose L..
Mcneil steel and nickel magnate,
by implication il would appear !
have been trying to avoid appearing
before this committee Stebbins said.
Nothing could be more false. ] had
planned a trip TO the Canadian woods.
was in the woods for nine days, miles
from any telephone or telegraph. ]
have never had subpoena served on
me. ! have nothing in the world to
hide and the idea | had anything TO
hide or wished to avoid testifying
before this committee is ridiculous.
My family has been prosecuted by
sergeant-at-arms and deputy United
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had inflicted. The verdict stated
Taylor had shot her accidentally.
The shooting took place last Thurs
day night In "A nat where both lived.
Taylor. faneying he heard burglgIs.
got has revolver. Tho girl laughsd.
remarking he would not shoot any
one IL he had the chance.
He jestingly pointed the revolver at
her. Ii was discharged innicting "a
fatal wound just above the girls
heart.
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JEWS PLAN THE TAX.

LONDON. June "A Worldwide
appeal TO the Jews Of all nations is
to be made by the Zionist executive
committee for a self-imposition OF a
tax OF 10 per cent. according to the
old maaseher CtitheD
The object is TO raise sl2o'OoO'ooo 10
finance the emigration 10 Palestine.
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the total OF sil74oisis Of woo4- "a
gendltares gsstlaed % ~ Sbg
sprasue as national treasurer before
the committee on saturday. Stsbbins
declared. The rest Of the sums had
All already been accounted for by
spIssue In his pubiished financial
statement. Stebbins added.
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SIDELICHTS
on the
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION

CHICAGO, June 4-"Hooyer viii
be the nominee" says young Robert
Taft working hotly at Hoover head
quarters, just as II his own distin.
guished daddy were not being quietly
Tipped as a povible dark horse
Chicago cops are worried over news
from Washington that those dread
ful suffragettes who set fires in
front OF the White House and got
themselves arrested during the war
will descend on Chicago next week
to hsrsss the enemies OF the sur
frage amendment. Whether to han
die them with kid or boxing gloves
is the question, for they're pretty
sure to take the law lightly
rive run out OF conversation" said
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TAYLOR FREED BY JURY
FOR DEATH OF BRIDE

CHICAGO. June Robert NJ. Tay-
Tor was exonersted by coroners
jury of blspe for the death - Viola
Carpenter. whom he married at Lake
side Hospital Tuesday night just be-
fore she died OF a bullet wound he
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

The Republican platform will be
a sacred obligation between the party
and the people" says Will Hays.
while inviting vets. drys, farmers
labor unlonists, capitalists. reform
ers. pro and snti-sunragists. and all
other contcn5'rg social forces to sp-
pear and present arguments in favor
Of planks.
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c. G.O.P.FlGHT LOOMS
ON LEAGUE ISSUE
Senator Johnson Will Not Per-
NIT StraddIe by Delegates
on This Question.

CONTINUED from First Page.)
der certain coalition. Will m~aa ssth-
Ing whatever ts yokmsom. He IL out
10 get as uasUsiined declarations
against the Wilson Ienxue.
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young TEDDY RooSvsit 90 . reportJ
aG. Yea ks8 en- ks'a Nz cSiE AT ga
old block. he's splinter, comment
ed a hard listed delegate fom wyom-
ing when this was brought TO his
attention.
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The gates OF one city never before
admitted 90 many press agents ss are
mere. every one riding the winner
The psychopathic ward At kankskee
Is the logical retreat for the re-
sponsible editor who listens confident
1y to their bsoble.