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The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOR Rents acres improved, good
water rights, part planted. Call for
Bell at Juchem's store. l7lp
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOR SALE-One good white enam-
led bed, springs and mattress; al
so one seven cup coffee percolator
for sale, reasonable. See Mrs. Buck,
Davis Block. ~ In
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOR SALE-New wheel scraper,
Never used, one-third less than
cost. Joe Giltner, Thompson Station
Phone Arv. 112J11. AZ Up
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOR SALE-Two fresh heifers. Ben
Burgess, Arvada, Colo. Air
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOR SALE-Hoodriver strawberry
plants. F. c. Miner, Lake Station.
46 Up
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

PLANTS THAT. BLOOM EVERY
year-We have them in Great va
riety. Peonies, Alaska Daisies,
Phlox, etc. They require no care;
set them out as early as possible.
WEST, Phone Arv. 15S-W
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FINE MEADOW PASTURE. 4
M. Ranch, Brighton road. IL mi.
from Denver. Spring water. D. r.
Weening, Box "a R. 1, Henderson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-06

FOK SALE@FufnltUfe che0p|One
sideboard, $14; sidcboard, mar
BILE top. SO; 1 extension table, 81:
pair good bed springs, l good Lau-
rel 6-hole cook stove, water tank,
$35; 2 iron beds, $3.50; 1 child's
bed, $3.50; hand washing machine.
S.. Phone Arvada 218. AZ IT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

entertained Mr. and Mrs. c. E. An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs Robert l3oren of
Fountain City, Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Brumfielf, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Brum-
field and son, Wayne. The evening
was spent in conversation and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Endsley en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Harlan and son. Of Perish
ing, Eber Brown, of Lynn, and Milton
Harlan. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Brum-
field and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Brum-
field and SON, Wayne, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Long. OF
Centerville. Mrs. John Harding and
daughters, Hazel and Marie, and Mrs.
Merl Coleman spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Orla Thornburg and
Miss Mabel Harding, Of near Union
City. .. Charley Hill entertained Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pence OF
New Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Pence
of Eaton, and George Morrison of
williamsburg, o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Thur
man Constable and son, Claude, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs John Steward, Of Union City
:. Miss Evylin Huntington returned
to her home in Richmond Saturday
after spending a week with Wynona
| Hyde. The potato championship
has been taken away from Jehu
Boren. Della Anderson and Charles
Reynolds are both ahead now. Mil
ton Harlan is hunting larger ones and
hopes to be ahead by next week. -.
Harry Spencer is crawling his lane.
BOSTON,. Ind.-Mrs. Will Overhol'
ser, Mrs Walter Benner and son and
Miss Letha Phillips visited friends at
Kitchell recently. Rife Pyle of Con-
nersville spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mrs. Earl Miller and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alph Kutter, were in Rich
mond Saturday. Mrs. John Long is
visiting in Cincinnati. =. Clyde ketron
returned home from Cincinnati Mon.
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Benner
and sons spent the week end at New
Paris. Miss Elvira Piper has re-
turned home after a two weeks visit
/ in Peru. Mr. J. King, Miss Mary
] King and Robert Ellis returned to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09
LARGE ESTATES, LEFT
BY RICHMOND FOLK,
SETTLED BY COURTS

Under the terms Of the will Of the
late Thomas ]. Lamb. whoch was nled
for probate Thursday, the estate,
which consists Of real estate valued at
sac, 900 and personal property OF the
value of $4,000, will be distributed
equally among the four children, Anna
h.. Beeson, Richmond; John w. Lamb,
lRichmond; Hannah C. Nifer, Elkhart,
Ind, and Eliza E. Ayers, Slater, Mo.
Mr.. Lamb died last month. The son
lis named executor of the estate.
Reports of final settlement of several
large estates will be submitted to the
court for approval. Sept. IL. including
the states Of Eberhard H. Klehfoth,
Howard Campbell and George H
)Knollenberg.
The final report on the Knollenbers
estate shows payment of $S0,06S.53 to
the widow, Agnes 8. Knollenberg, who
1sethe executrix. Mr.. Knollenberg was
Ione Of Richmond's leading merchants
$a4,34o.17 ls Paid Over.
The final report on the estate OF
Howard Campbell, a prominent manu-
facturer, submitted by the Dickinson
Trust Co., executor, shows that a al
rect payment of $S4,340.17, one-thfro
interest, has been made to the sole
heir, the daughter. Mrs. Frances Heun
and that the remaining two-thirds in
iterest, $169, 000.42 has been placed II
trust for her, under the terms OF the
Twill.
/ The report on final settlement of the
lKlehfoth estate shows a total dlstrlbu
,tion of $37,946.47 TO the several heirs
The two sons, Chris H. Klehfoth ant
j. George Klehfoth, and two daughters
Lucinda Klehfoth and Ellen Hackman
and one granddaughter, Anna X. Burk
hardt, each receive $6,324.41. TIVE
grandchildren, Marie Truman ant
Dorothy thurman, each receive s3,162
81. The report is submitted by tn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09
Suburban

MODOC, Ind.-Miss Vera Hanscomb
Of Muncie spent Sunday with Miss
Mar Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. S. L..
Hodson spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Ozro RUBBISH, Of near
CASTOR. Mrs. Gertie Swain spent
Tuesday in Muncie. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Burgess and children spent Fri
day in Richmond. >. Mr.. Arlet Walker
Of Hammond, is spending a few days
with his mother, Mrs. Lewis Walker.
-. Mrs. Beatrice Shipely, of Mum
Gle, is spending a few days with her
grandmother, Mrs. Hunt. Mr.. Lorn
Golliker and family are moving on the
Jim Tullis farm, east of town. Mrs.
Eva Gaddis, Mrs. Jim ~Tulis and Mr..
, Albert Tulis spent a few days in Mar
ion. Mr.. Charles McGunegill and
Mr.. Jim Tulis motored to Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, to see the big fight. .....
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Clear and children
motored to Ostego, Mich. to visit rela-
tives there. . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershel Edwards and
Miss Dorothy Lee, spent Monday in
| Muncie, attending, the Lee Reunion.
| Several people from here attend
ed the big Labor day celebration in
Farmland, Monday. Mr. Chester
Hodson and Miss Irmadean Keeve1
spent Saturday in Muncie. :. Mr. Gil
bert Snyder started Monday for Ose
go, Mich Several high school grad
yates leave for college Friday. -. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Beall, of Muncie
spent a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
| Will Shoemaker. g. Miss Brenda Bur
CESS and Miss Ruth Howell spent Sun
day with Misses Hazel and Lula Dow
| Mr.. Robert Burgess, Miss Lavonne
McGunegill. Mrs Joe Burgess anC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

Miss Marjorie Burgess spent Sunday
in Richmond A recital is to be
held at the Huntsville M. E. church
by the pupils of Prof. Curtis NORM
Gillum, OF Union City, on Sept. 10, 7:45
p. m. Everyone welcome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stults and daughter,
Mildred, spent Monday in Greenville,
Ohio. The Misses Faithe and Paul.
inc Jordan and Glenda Fouts spent
Sunday afternoon with friends in VII.
liamsburg. In the evening they at.
tended meeting at Cherry Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Olwin and son
Bryant, from Peoria. ILL.,, and Mr.
Russell Hunt, son, William, Mrs. An
ma Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Har
per and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Suits
of Huntsville, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Suits.
BETHEL, IND.-Mrs. A. ]. Bond
entertained Mrs. Edward Martin, Of
Connersville, and Mrs. Jesse McCauley
last Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reason Wolfal, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Henry Wolfal and family Of
williamsburg, o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Spen
Ger and Mr.. Harry Spencer and child
rem, and Mrs. Blose, attended the
| Alderman reunion, near Palestine. o.
last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. C. E
Anderson entertained Sunday Brother
Gullidge and family, and Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Anderson. Mrs. Edward Robert:
and children, of New Madison, II
spending a week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Hyde. Mrs. Pearl VOL
fal, and son Dean, of Urbana, o., !!
spending a while with Mr.. and Mrs
Reason Wolfal. 49,. Mrs. Pearl White
spent the weekend with her parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knobs, Of Rich
mond =. :. . Miss Fern Addelman. o
Richmond, spent from Saturday I'm
til Monday evening, here with he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Added
man. =. Mrs. Ralph Murphy and Mis-
Verena Cough spent Monday will
Mrs. A. ]. Bond. Mrs. Clarence Cla
baugh and daughter, Tavern Belle
spent from Thursday until Monda.
with relatives in Elwood .Frida.
evening MT and Mrs. Guy Anderson
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

Dickinson Trust Co., administrator.
Oxer Report is Filed.
Report Of final settlement of the es-
tate of the late Rosa Lee Oxer shows
distribution of $1,133.9S to the three
heirs. Elmira P. Dearborn, Van Tyler
Oxer, and John G. Oxer. B. F. Harris,
administrator.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

Girl students are ordered to fasten
up their collars with pins during
school hours at the Magdalen College,
Lincolnshire England. The V-shaped
blouses and bobbed hair are banned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

Tuesday. Miss Grace Pottenger left
Tuesday for an indefinite visit at Ash
land, N. c.. Mrs. Mark Bosworth re-
turned to her home in Cincinnati
Tuesday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-09

Clay City after a months visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davis. .. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Snyder spent the weekend
at Marion, Ind -. Mrs. Sadie King
of Richmond visited relatives here
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-01

The central warehouses are located
as follows: Warsaw for Poland:
Prague for Czecho-Slovakia; Vienna
for Austria Budapest for Hungary,
and Hamburg for Germany.
The buyer of the food draft in this
country will be notified when the
person for whom he purchased the
draft has received the food. The
amount Of food that any one bank can
sell to one customer is $500. On the
backs of the drafts directions for
handling are printed in seven lam
guages.
The foreign governments have
agreed to permit this food to enter
their countries without the payment
OF any custom duties and agreed not
to requisition the food.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-01
MISS FIFE LIKES ENGINEERING
While Other Girls Study French She
Pores Over Calculus.

Miss Pauline Fite is the only girl
in the School of Engineering and she
Is crazy about it." She is taxing
electrical engineering, and says her
only regret is that she didn't enter
this department when she first came
instead of waiting until this term.
Miss Fite comes from Marionvllie.
She attended Washington UNIVERSE
ty the year of 1s1S-1919, and made
the women's Varsity basketball ana
baseball teams there last fall, anu
was manager of the sophomore mock
ey team. She was also runner-up III
the finals of the girls tennis tour
nament here last fall.
Il think there are many opportu-
mites for girls in engineering, anu
see no reason why more should mol
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-01

take it for really practical use. There
is plenty of craftsman work that girls
can do. AS for surveying, l adore it,
While other girls at the University
are bending their heads over a French
grammar, or are learning how to cook
and sew, Miss Fite is pOwdering her
nose behind a transit, or drawing a
section of the city street. Next to
tennis and baseball, she thinks cal
culus a most fascinating pastime.
Evening Missourian three months
for 81 in Columbia.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-01
WILL SELL FOOD DRAFTS SOON
People Here Can Buy Supplies fOr
Friends I'm Devastated Areas.

Food drafts on American relief
warehouses in Europe will soon be on
sale by Columbia banks. according
to Russell Monroe, secretary of the
Commercial Club. These drafts are
for $40 and $50 and are to be mailed
to friends and relatives in Europe.
where they can be used to draw food
from the warehouses operated by the
American Relief Administration.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-01
Sues for 1856 Damages.

C. w. Little filed suit in the Circuit
Court yesterday morning against Wal
ter d. Hines, director-general of rail-
roads. Little claims that household
goods handled by the NJ X. & T. was
damaged to the extent of $455 while
being transported from Charlottesville
to Columbia.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-01

A Missourian ad will rent it.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
g}!rpt hleiht te1ter.

Ntlanttc GitD., sc. s., 2. Oct.
Die BGder 6es 2an6es ertparten feline
gerbiaigung 0es 8rotes in Der nd6=
iten 3ufnnft. Oie &nfiinoigung tpur=
6e onf oe1n Sabresfonbent Der Mmeri=
com slliociation Of tbe 8afing SnOn=
itries in 9ltlantic Gitp gemabt. 9ie
gegenlpdrtigen 8rotpreiie tperoen anf
Ste boben Hreiie 0eS 9fobmaterials
unb oie boben 20bne unb transport
folten 5uriidgefiibrt. Eraii0ent Cor
Son Smitb bon Mobile, Mla., erflGr=
te in ieiner 9lnipra6e an sic beriam<
melten Delegaten: mSSb batte gebofft,
nod Dor groffnung 6ieies &onberts
imitanbe 5n ieil biatgere 8rotpreiie
nnfiin0igen 5l1 f0nnen aber i6 iebe
feine Mbbtlfe. ssSsn Ser Sat 6iirfen mir
frob fem, tpenn mir obne cine ipeitere
sgrb0bnng Ser Hreiie 6ur6fonme1
f0nnen." Hrdft6ent 5n1itb fonitatier-
te, ooB I'M 8ddergelperbe tpeniger I'm
roit 5u per5eibne1t iei als in irgenb=
einem an6erett @emerbe I'M gan5en
2an6. ST tpies 6aranf bitt 6aB eine
enorme Wei5enernte borbnnben iei, ,baB
aber 8eltennnge1t gu boben 8reiien
aus allen Eeilen ser 0elt einltefett
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Das pmblifat1t fa,aft ter>
iitett9er Gin.

@albignton, 2. DIT. = Die Sun-
oesre)erpy=SeD0rDe in 8aIbington
,uy,1 III 1yrell am Nonnerltagabe10
.v~ulIc!,t,lwten ytonutsberi4t aus,
- >..> tltlsberabl lebungen I'M @r1=
grosbanoel einen berartigen umfang
angenonmen baben, oab tie ii9 1ebr
balo in nieorigeren Yreiien fir ben
!. ....4rl1 rcnerfbar MAIDEN mill
len. Sic 8eb0roe fibrt sic Yreisber=
vslsnA melbe gum Sell au6 i@on
inn &leinbonbel eingeiebt bat> oapau1
juriid, oaB voas 4ublitum Oa5u rber=
... ,cu lit, be5iigli@ &reiS uno
NualitGt beltimmtere 6or6erungen gu
jteaen." Sic &leinbanoler ibeinen
nabgeraOe felt enti6lolien, oarauf gu
lparten, ooB Die gngrosban6ler 6ieien
A;ltnldcn Das Hnbtifl1n1s &e6nung
.:rogal1, uno i9einen 2urus= uno @alb
lurus= =9lrtifel o0Qig unbea6tet 5n lal=
len.
Sbglei9 10 na9 9lnlibt Ser 8un=
oesre1 pe=geb0roe 0os Yublifum enb
lid SLIM gr0Bte1r leil oen maBgeben=
Dcr 6aitor auf benz Wfarft biloet,
miro ooh 5ugegeben, oaB arbeit nno
Eroouftion einen gemilien ginfluB
baben. @iele sln5ei9en laiien erfen=
nen, oob Sic 9lrbeiter leiltungsfdbtger
gemproen lino, oie Eroouftion gu
11ir1lnt u110 Der 6abrifbetrieb aQmab=
lido mieDer normal miro.
Mnes in olen1 genommen, fomm1
bie 8eb0r0e 5u oen grgebnis, oaB 0te
~GelbdftsDerbdltniiie lib en6gultte
auf Dem @eg 5ur 6eitigung beftnoen,
lolpeit bon elmer Ieltigung angeli6ts
Ser llnrube in Ser gan5en 8elt &C.
iprpden lperoen fann." Oie Breis=
berabiebu1g, 1pelde inn MueuH ettpaS
tta9lieB, pur6e in Septen1ber mie6e1
6eutli9er, l11ter anberem fir Stapel.
pqrer> @ei5en nnO Sertilmaren. Sic
G6nbin6nltrie ltebt gan5 Defenders
I'M &or6ergrun6> 10 fagt sic 8eb0r6e
aut @runo Ser bel ibr ei1geIaufenen
@erihte, 6a Ser GinfluB elmer 6urf
sic boben Hretie ge16tpd9ten Na6.
frage ouBeroroentli6 qroB lit uno i'm,
mer nod mddlt. Sic 6olge 6abon lit,
oaB Sic &leinbdn6ler MIR 6os Muer.
nottpen6igite eirfaufen. 9ie @ob=
nnngsfrage miro no6 tpie Dor alS
aftt angeieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
sSranenitintmredlt.

8oibington 5. Oft. - Dos 6rau=
enltimmre6ts= =Nmen6ement CUR n8n=
oesperfaliung miro an Montag feline
i6pere Brobe gu beiteben baben, ,tpenn
Ginbaltsbefeble, mel6e BON Stimm=
re6tsgegnern aus EenneHee, .Nep
Sanpibire, Miiiouri, 8eit 8irginia
un6 Mrfanias Dor Der e8rufltngsfan1=
+mer oes Sbergeri9ts bonn Diltrift 60
lun1bia CUR 8erban6lung gelangen.
SIT allen 6ieien 8erufungen miro ber=
iuht, DaB 9lmen0ement um5uitoBen.
Soaten an6 MIR 5lpei 6ieler @e=
in6e bont @eri6t aufre6terbalte11
per6en, Damn piiroe, 10 iagte SRI.
Mlice Saul bonn Gerban0 ser syrane11=
itimmre6tlertnnen Sic 8abl in Neb
@antplbire, 8isconfin, Maliadnfetts
Seem sSSerieD nn6 onoeren 5toaten fir
nngiiltig erfldrt tper6en n1niien, ia
es f0nnte iognr Ser SAL eintreten,
6oB 6ie ge1an1mte Hrdiioententpabl in
oie @eridte bineirgei6leppt miro.
Sn bte1en1 SAT- tpiir6en 6ie Stimn1=
redtler iih ans Sberbl1n6esgeriht
tpenoen. Dte Srauenre6tler balten 6ie
glngeIegenbeit fir 10 anBeror6entlid
ipidtig, baB ffe Mntpd1te angeIfent ba-
ben, tpe1he @eneralantpalt Halmer
BEL Ser gertei6iguna beg Mme16e=
1nents CUR Seite fteben fonen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
Der. Staatef, iebt an 3tpci>
ter SteQe.

9}elp Dorf, 1. Oct. = 9eo6 2lop6s
Hegiiter fir @9iffe, Sabrgang 1920
21, fat lt6 0ie Sonnage Der Ser.
Staoten abgeieben bon BEN unf Sen
groBen Seen fabren0en S9iffen, felt
1914 Inn iiber 500 gro5ent permebrt
unO belauft it9 iebt auf 12,406, 900
Sonnen. Die Gereinigten Staoten per=
fiigen alio iebt iiber sic 5peitgroBte
@an6elsmarine Ser Welt, nn6 tperoen
MIR nod Don @roBbritannien iiber=
troffen, 6eiien &an6elsl6iffe 18,111,-
600. Sonnen betragen.
9ln 6ritter Steue fon1mt SSapar,
oas 1914 6ie ie6itgroBte a@n6el elsma=
rine botte, nit 100000, Damn
6ronfrei6 nit 100000 Eonnen.
@inlhlieBli9 Der SegeIl6iffe, ober
ansi9lieBli6 6es auf ben @roBen
Seen bei6dftigten S6tffsrann1es,
ii11o oie Bereirigten Stoaten iebt int
8eiit bon "a Bro5ent Ser S6iffston=
mage Der @elt, gegen AZ Ero5ent> 0ie
ibnen Dor 6 Sabren geborter.
Denti i9lan6, 6us i'm Sabre 1914
birter @roBbritannien nit 100000
9onnen an 5tpeiter Stelle fam, befibt
jett MIR nod 419,O00 Sonnen. Die
3an1pfertonnage I'M 8eiib ser gr0Bten
1hiffobrttreibenoen 2dnber belief it6
in1 sssnni 1920 nnf SO, ,905, 900, bas lit
8,50L>000 Eonnen nebr als ir1 Sum-
1914. 9o9 Ser gettoberluit Der 0e1t
ibiffabrt tpdbrelt6 BEG &rteges miro,
eini6lieBli6 6es Gerlnltes 6nrb gin=
itennng Ser S6iffsbalttdtigfeit, altf
$4,000 gonnen bere6net. Die Sc
qelidiffstonnage bnt int 8ergleih 5n
Ser @0be bor 0em @riege Tim Ga, 900
Eonnen abgenommen, eine &e6nftion,
oie biel geringer lit als 6ie elmer Ser
friiberen ie1siabrigen 8erio6en. Dies
fonr1t 6aber, neil Ser Mangel on
5hiffsraun1 ben 8o11 bon Segelihif=
nett belebt bat. 9te Ser. Staaten itrtb
oos einaiqe 9qn6, 6as felt 1914 feline
|5egeIfhiffstor1naqe bern1ebrt bnt, n1tb
nber 43 Grosent 6es segelfdiffSrnl-.
mes Ser WeH iirb IN iDrem geiib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
sedjui}d, mod im @rieg.

6untington, @. @a., 2. Oct
Gi6ter S. 6. &oie bon 8nntington,
mics einen glntraq altf slnsitellnng
eines @inboltsbefeb1s ab, 6nrdl mel=
6en 8nt6esbeontte 6nran gebtnbert
tper6er iorlten, Sic 8eitimmungen oes
2eDerihen 2ebensmittel= nn6 Sei5=
itoff &ontrongeiebes qeaen &ph1en=
bdn6ler on5utpen6en. Ser Mntroa
tpnr bon ied5ig Observation-Disclosures
in @eit 8irairia ausgeaanaen, peld1e
bon ser Bun6esregiernna Ser lteber-
tretung 6es 2eber-@eiebes nngefraat
tporen. Rihter Stole heqriinbete ieine
Gntiheionna oortit, hoB oie Ser.
staaten tedniih nod I'M &rieg ieiett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
8ebDlfernng ber &eretntgten Staaten
iebt 1O5,76S,1OO.

8aibington, 6. Sft. - Std6te Ser
Ser. @tuaten ma6ien 71a WaI 10
i6neu aIs Die 2an6oiltrifte, tpie 6as
e3nius8iiro na6 Ser Briifung bon
ettpa 85 Ero5ent Ser 8eri9te iiber
Die @olfs5dblung befannt ma9te.
Die 8eb0lferung ser Ser. Stoaten
miro auf 105, ,768,100 obgei9Gbt, bon
6er na6 ben 8eri6ten 54,700,0O0
anf 6ie Std6te ut6 50,60O,O0O auf
Sic 9an66iltrifte entfouen. 8or 5ebn
Sabren pobnten 100000 mebr 2eu=
te onf 0em 2anoe als in 0en Stdoten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
11>ilien t,ctttat Giea<6ee>
tter ,,a1tperi itantt. "

Q8oibington, 3. g., 4. 0ft. Pra=
iioent @illon trat am 5onntag tn
sic rationale &anlpagne Elm, inoeml
er Sen eriten oireften gppea an Die
8Gbler oes 2an6es rihtete, 6nr@ Dos
p ufeierli9e @eferen6um1 I'M 9eopenlber
Die 9fationenliga 5u inDollieren. Das
59riftltid, tpel9es Dom Bralioenten
perionlieb gei6rieben iein ioa, 1T oas
erlte einer &eibe offentli6er &uno=
gebungen uan meine Mitbiirger, in
0enen er aggreliip 0ie slrgumente Der
2iga=@egner beipre9en miro, Die, pie
er 1ogt, v9lmerifa an sic 9teQe Yren=
Bens in ser Yolitif Der Sioliernng
uno perd6tli6er Nbio1loerung 1teaen
mo6ten.
@s betBt 6aB Braiioent 8tllon oie
&eoen Ser 0emofratiiben &eoner in
De11 lekten Eagen Ser &anpagne 10
gut 1pie ablolut un0 poQltan0ig leitetl
nno fontroqieren 1per0e. MQe i1brige11
S1lues tperoen bon Sen oen1ofratii6e11
Hebnern Biz gum 2. 9eobember fallen
gelalien mer0en.
Ser Brqiioent bebanbelt in leinem
erltel1 slppea an 0ie 8dbler 6es San=
0es 9lrtifels X oeS 9eationenliga=
ASafis un6 6orafterilierte Die 8e=
bauptung Ser 2igagegner, 0aB oieler
Mrtifel es an0eren 9eatienen er1nog=
liben miroe, oie Ser. Staaten in
&riege binein5u5ieben, fir abiolut
falfb. Der 2igapaft, 70 erfldrt Ser
Brdlibent, entbulte nihts, u0as aud)
MIR inn geringiten oas He6t 0es &on=
greiies i6n1dlert> nob ieinem eigenen
nnobb1ngigen 1rteil, lpie 1nlere Ser
foiiung es Dori6reibt, 4rieg ooer fei=
men &rieg 5n bei61ieBen.
u0ieie 2e1te (6ie @egner ser 2iga)
lin6 10 meit gegangen, 0aB 2eute, 6ie
ibr 2eben geopfert baben, mie i6 n1ein
2eben geopfert babe, untsltb nit Ser
@ei6i6te nno ben Ira0itionen u116
Der Yolitif Ser geation bertr0l1f 3u
MAIDEN, eritaunt lein 1niii1en iiber 6ie
ungloubli6e 1ntpilienbeit uno oie 1111=
DerlGamte &Mbnbeit> nit Ser iene ber=
iuben, lt9 elm uMrnerifanertum" nad
eigenem @ei6maf 5ure6t 5ulegen,
mel6eS bur6 feline ein5ige ser autbe1=
tii6en Eraoitionen Ser &egierung BE-
griinoet lit. 9(merifonertun1, tpie Tie
es ouffoifen, febrt ben gan5en Hro5ef
Der lebten trogiiben Sabre boQ1tGr1:
oig ins @egenteil Inn. gs pir6e Slime.
rifa an Sic Steqe YreuBe11s ieben in
Ser Folitif 6er Slo1ierung un6 berG1.
li6er Nblon6ernng."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
pelen's 4sraiiSet,t 1T an
Scr Srontt.

@arl9au, 4. Sft. - Die 2eitung
Ser n1ilitdrii6en Operationen Der So
len gegen Die ruliii6en 8olidetpifi an
ser n0roli9en 6ront nn0 Die Ser 8af=
fenltialtanos= uno 6rie6ens= =unter=
banolungen in &iga miro gegenlpartig
BON Yrqli6ent Biliubsfi perionli6 ge=
fiibrt, Der iein @auptquartier na6 Ell
nem Ort in oem bon ben Yolen neu
be1ebten @ebiet nabe Der Sront Der-
legt fat.
0ie polnil6e @eeresleitung plant,
Sic 8erfolgung Der an 6ie1er Sront
gei6lagenen rniiii6en Eruppen iDlte<
motii9 fort5uieten, Sic ii6 in unoro-
nung 5uriid5ieben louen. slm Weon=
tog >1puroe in @ori6au bert6tet, Die
polnil6e &apalerie lei auf ser Ser
folgung bis anf 45 Meilen an Winsf
berangefpn1nen; in beri6ie0enen Mb=
i6nitten oieier Gront 1ouen oie Sol
i9etpifi 6eln boal ltar0igen 3uiamnen=
brub nabe iein; an elmer 5teQe 1oQ
cine gan5e ruiiiide 9riga0e obne
&arnpf gefangcn genomnen lpor0en
iein. Sn1 Bripet= =4bi6nitt nobmen Ste
Yolen 1900 Mann gefangen; an Der
iu0li9en Jront 1peroen lpeitere Sort
19ritte Der &aDallerie General So
ner5 beribtet.
0ie Wfilitdrr1iilion Der entente, Die
bei BEN unterbanolungen 5milben So
len uro 2itauen 111itpirfen ioa, traf
ouf Ser Neiie nab 5nlpalfi> mo iene
nuterbanOlungen itattfin0en ioaen>
a1n 5onntag in Barl6au Elm.
Sin am 5onntag ausgegebener 8e=
ri6t iagt, 1ie Stabe Ser 3. un6 4.
8oli9e1pifi=Mrmee iomie ibrer 21.,
H., 55. un6 81. Dibiiion, lotpie neb=
rerer 8riga0en nnb int @an5en 49,
900 Mann ieien inn 8erlauf Der iing=
item &dnpfen oen Holen ais @efan=
gene in 0te @dn6e gefalen. 0ie 8el1te
miro iebt auf 166 @eibiibe, 900 Ma-
ibinengelpebre, 1900 Han5eripagen,
Z Bon8er5iige, 3 8lng5euge, 81 Soto
n1otipen, $500 @agen, 10 9lutomo=
bile, iomie groBe Wengen Wunition
uno ionitigen &riegsbe0arf ben sic
&niien 5u elmer neuen Sffenltpe auf=
qeltupelt hatten, anQeqeben.