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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Money and
Value
More in Silver Coin Than
Appears on Face Of it

The person who doesn't know much
facts which puzzle him. If he has
among his souvenirs, for instance, a
perfectly good trade dollar, plainly
stamped "42O grains" he may find it
refused If he attempts to use il. as
legal tender. 1t is quoted in the coin
market at something less than half a
dollar. Yet he knows that an ounce
of silver, which contains only $50
grains, is worth on the market up
ward of $1.36. The silver in that coin,
then, has a market value of about
$1.20.
Or perhaps he gets "stuck" with a
coin of Canada, containing less
abundant weight of silver, but prac-
tically equal to United States coins
of the same denomination; it is re-
fused or he has to pass it at dis
count. Yet this also has more than
its face value of silver.
Silver that two years ago was
worth only SO cents an ounce is to-
day headed for $1.40 an ounce. appar-
emily. Knowing that when silver is
at $1.30 or higher there is money in
melting any of our coins for the
metal, our financial powers are wor-
ried. At any time they may wake
up to discover that silver currency
has disappeared from circulation.
There's more money in it than ap-
pears on the face of it.-Hart.ord
Times
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Elf Arrows

Elf arrow is a name given 70 s>tri-'
angular piece of flint. formerly user
ms an arrowhead by early inhabitants
Of Great Britain and Europe generally.
II was once believed that these barbs
of flint were shot by elves or invisible
beings al cattle or men 70 oewtch
them. hence the name. Cattle dying
suddenly in the fields were said 70
have been struck by an ell arrow !,
sue tbs superstition fingers in Ire
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

Quoted in the great sheep-growing sec
lions in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada,
New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. This
was followed by a marked decrease
in the number of coyotes in the sec
tons poisoned, with corresponding
decrease in the losses of sheep, pigs,
colts and poultry. Reports have been
received from stockmen stating that
on many ranges and lambing grounds
the former heavy animal losses have
become negligible or have been entire
ly eliminated.
For number of years rabies has
been prevalent among predatory anil
mails in California, Idaho, Nevada, Ore
gon, Washington and Utah. A part of
the money available for predatory ami
NAL control has been appropriated for
the specific purpose Of destroying the
wild animals affected with this dis
ease in the states named. Although
the disease still maintains foothold
in all of these states, efforts in sup
pressing its carriers have been so sue
cessfUl that It's spread to other states
has been prevented. and the number of
domestic animals and persons bitten
| by rabid animals has steadily de-
creased until at present the number if
very small. When an outbreak of the
disease occurs in any district, hunt
ers are Immediately concentrated
there, so that the wild animals carry
| ing the rabies are summarily de-
stroyed and the spread of the disease
is promptly stopped.
The serious situation resulting from
the outbreak of rabies before it was
controlled is indicated by the fact that
in the fiscal year 1856, when the
principal outbreak in Nevada occurred,
/ it was estimated that live stock in that
state valued at about S5OO,00O was
lost through being bitten by rabid
animals. Some ranches lost from 200
TO 400 head of cattle
Up to the present time approximate
Ily 1000 persons are known to have
been bitten by rabid animals and
treated for the disease, and at least
AZ are known to have died from it.
Without federal Intervention for the
suppression of rabies, the ravages
brought about by it would have been
VASTLY increased.
Special efforts are being made by in
spectors of the bureau to destroy indi-
vidual predatory animals which have
become notorious for their stock KILLING
lexploits in various states Near DID,
bois, WyO., mountain lion was kilIdd
in the spring of 1919 which was known
to have destroyed $1,000 worth Io1live
stock the preceding October AND to
have killed number of cattle tlSfing
the winter This was a much-huhted
and battle-scarred animal which ihad
been wounded a number of times ,by
lprivate hunters. Another mountain
lion taken in April had killed seven
colts during the spring. In the same
/ state a pair of wolves were killedrthe
female by a government hunter and
the male by private hunter-which
had destroyed fore than $500 worth
of stock during the preceding year.
The owner of ranch near Merit
zon. Tex. reported that in less than
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Apple souHIe.

Pare, core and stew four tart apples
in just enough water to keep from
burning. Put through a sieve. To
one tablespoonful of butter in sauce
pan add four tablespoonful Of corn
starch and one tablespoonful of -four,
one-fourth of a teaspoonful of salt.
four tablespoonful of cold water and
cook until clear. Add one cupful Of
hot apple pulp, sweetened to taste and
one teaspoonful of lemon juice. Re-
move from the fire and add three we'll
beaten egg yolks, then cut and fold
in the whites beaten stiff. Pour into
well-buttered baking dish and bake
until puffed and delicately brown.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
N,. hes~teQ.
Legion Posts Throughout
Country More Than $500

American Legion posts In the Uni
ted States and foreign countries now
total 1851, it was recently announced
at national headquarters In IndianaI'-
oils. France. England and Canada
each have one post, Alaska has four
posts, Hawaii five, Cuba one, Panama
one, Mexico one and the Philippine
islands one. Ten states have more
than 200 posts each. New York leads
the states with TIT posts; Pennsyivar
MIA is second with 497. and Elisois is
third with 1859 posts. Iowa has 81
local organizations, Ohio has 298, Mas
sachusetts 2:3S, New Jersey ga, Mis-
souri, 800 and Indiana 203-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Rlannuette of Chicken.

Make one cupful of cream sauce. put
it in a double boiler and add one pint
of cooked chicken cut in bits and one
tablespoonful of minced parsley. When
hot beat the yolks Of two eggs, add two
tablespoonful of milk and stir into the
chicken. Serve in rice or potato
border.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30


In destroying wolves, coyotes, noun
tin lions. bobcats, and other stock
killing animals and for the suppress
sion of wild animals affected with
rabies In the western states. An ex-
tract from the recently issued annual
report of this bureau follows:
During the fiscal year force of
from 400 to 500 skilled hunters was
employed under the direction Of the
various inspectors. The salaries of
part of the hunters are paid from the
federal treasury and of the others
from cooperative funds supplied by
the states or by contributions from To-
cal organizations and individuals. AS
heretofore, the hunters are not permit
ted to receive bounties, and the skins
taken by each become the property
of the federal government, the state,
or the organization or individual pso-
viding the money for salary. Skins
taken by federal hunters during the
year netted the federal government
6,12S.56, which has been turned into
the United States treasury, making the
total received by the government from
this source to date $197 ,3S7.37.
The number of skins or scalps taken
by official hunters during the year is
as follows: Wolves, 5S4; coyot IS,
27,100; mountain lions, 149; bobcats.
4,123; Canada lynXes, 43; bears, 81.
In addition. as a result of poisonous
operations so many dead coyotes are
reported by stock growers to have
been found on the ranges where poi
soning operations were conducted that
it is safe to estimate the number de-
stroyed in this way as more than
equaling tina approximate $4,000 preda-
tory animals of which the skins and
scalps were taken.
Predatory animal hunters are di-
rected to consider bears under ordi-
nary circumstances as game animals
and have positive instructions to take
every precaution not to kill any ex-
cept those known to be destructive
TO live stock. Unfortunately, occa-
Asional unoffending bears are taken In
Craps set for other animals, thus MAX
Yng the uuinUeFt Oh pears kllleu QufiDg
1.-THE year considerably larger than
! would otherwise be- the case. The
Avast majority of bears are inoffensive
tso far as injury to stock is concerned,
ibut occasionally individuals in all
parts of the range country become
stock killers. some of Them being no
toricusly cunning and destructive in
their ACTIVITIES. Naturally such ami
mails must be eliminated. and the more
promptly d. lone the less preju-
dice there Kelly to be created
smSss growers against all
Fru1k much study and experimental
ton. greet Improvements in methods
oil poisoning predatory animals have
resulted. Larger and more thoroughly
o4ganized poisoning CAMPAIGNS than
e{pr before attempted were conducted
dking the year. Their success was
sdch that in many areas stock grow
FRS are urging the extension of this
method as being the most practicable
one for the control of coyotes. Elk
tended poisoning operations were con-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
WORTH Remembering

Friendship rings truest in adj
versity.
Poverty need never fear that (
sunshine will be rationed.
Many hero owes ALI to the ;
thought that he gave to tlis COM
rade. *.
An unjust sentence a never
known in the court "a con-
science -
The wrong we do to one <anoth-
err is sure TO return Ith its
sting.
If the sum total @ ~ I'm could
only be calculatsp Iere would
be very few WIG ID truthful
ly say that they poor todayl
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

ure, putting something hard under
feathers with blood on. and rubbing
with the back Of a knife. Each feath-
er must be done separately. OF course
goose or other feathers for cu4hions
or pillows may be put into a CLIFTON
bag and washed and dried, but a Re
iiininary soaking in brine will be IF
advantage
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Homemade Breakfast Food.

Take three-fourths cupful each Of
graham and wheat -four. mix well. add
salt and water and cook as usual 70
a thick mush. Serve with cream and
cuUar
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Baked Banana With sultan Sauce.

Cook one-half cupful Of sHltana raj
sins in Ia cupfuls Of boiling water
for 80 minutes Mix well one-half cup
full of. sugar with two teaspoonfuls of
cornstarch, then stir into the raisins
and water which should measure a
cupful. Boil six minutes, add one tea
spoonful each of lemon juice and va
nilla. Serve poured around baked ba-
nanas.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
The Worlds Population.

A conservative estimate. based on
rough estimates of the worlds popula-
ton, which even now are hardly more
than guesses,l shows that there are
probably about as many people living
now as have Hied Xi6Rin the last 40
years.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

land at the present day. Elf arrows
set in silver. were frequently worn. as
talismans, and were considered most
efficacious as preyentives against pol
son and witchcrEL They are also
>Nslled elf bolts, ef darts, elf shot and
elf>ss9nes-
Takinc ARcc Stains From Feathers.
Make lg solution of salt in wa
ter and 81 2te large and thick
cloth with IN Wrap feathers up ipl
cloth and keep NJ blood 2n
When soft rub od 55n -
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
New Process an Aid in Reducing
Sugar Shortage

The housewife be continued dcuv in securing
sugar. out this commodity have been and the much
gne nad not cecream adopted suggested
by the agricultural experiment station of the University of Illinois
In the last year and half vast majority of the makers of this semi
essential food have saved approximately per Of the amount
formerly used and effected this saving without decreasing lower
ing the quality OF the product OF there telling just how
great this particular work OF the university
and nation but it has certainly large because has enabled
manufacturers who used the
the government their raons eighty the
amounts to the present time.
Here is the suggestion al by the univeESii1
found that beetNV Dud be inverted by tDs
heating in the presence the chemical reaction
ing in the products big formed formed when
into the human body. Al 100 pounds sugar Al DOT
and SO grams of powdered<art acid 1together
thirty thirty-fve minutes Splk D/ttI
tie, produced 40 pounds Of SYN
not unlike strained honey in ap
cent sugar. tasted considerably
mixed readily with the ingred(
proportions sugar
being six and onehal
So successful did the
adopted it and continuing - ia
using the method the sugaJHurply
only 714 per much sugar uke
sweetness obtained. ,58here was thus
pounds out of every million pounds formeTS
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Half Of Precipitation
Aes, TWo-Thirds Runs
nne- Third Is Absorbed


M AorSwhite coal, as 1t is
3sc3unt of the white tum-
at the foot of waterfall,
romance. Tt is really amaz-
nix Of a city miles away from
eing lighted by their power;
erhaps. realize whence the
|eive their energy, or how 1t
Measured before it reaches the
The only source Of inland
Y is virtually the precipi-
he earth's Surface, which
form of rain or snow. OF
kecipitation practically so
kaporated. 33 1-3 per cent
sea, and about 16 %
en- up by plant growth.
fn-Off is all that is avail
hrt of this must be used
and municipal supply,
,ial irrigation, part for
)Hhile the balance only
g2ter- power develop
Fat purpose II
"a reasonable
Hates the an
III waries 4SSan $50
Iuntainous regions to
rs a attitudes. In the valleys
Idaho, IL Instance, it is 20 inches,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Dishes to Temp,

81 0FoIfSo 90 fSffIPt TIC
Shape rich bread dol
similar to bread sticks. 4
buttered sheet. cover and
a warm place Is minutes.
with the white Of egg dilute
tablespoonful of water. Sprif
powdered sugar and chopp
Bake In q hot oven about ten
These are delicious served wi
or chocolate. They are called
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Negro Supreme in Liberia,
but Must Endure Conditions
That Very Few Could Enjoy

The negro is supreme in Liberia. Nc
one of another race can own land OF
vote in the republic. But after consid.
ering the irritations that those who
live In Libessa must endure, as Emory
Ross outlines them in the Geograph-
ical Review, few people would care to
share the negro's privileges.
Besides the trying conditions of eli
mate ard disease, there is host OF
pests, and littAe irritations constantly
occur. Moths bat up clothing; cock
reaches devour bookbindings and nest
in the cooghousA; rats climb 10 imp0s-
sible locations aikd leave nothing ybut
the fragments of pat they have eaten
there; white antS consume the sIlls of
houses and the I'd rs of chairs; iriver
ants sweep throw the hAise and
force every othom "a ereature there
in. from rbe Fer down to
Kin of the foot
bite; the heat
i1st which the
he haze or sun"
Durniss they s. as
proportions out Of reason.
80 odors. the mists, the siglts' the
sounds gt.t on the nerves; the h'avy'
sroon;ng..s silent. irnpenetrable g1@en
forest everywhere shuts one in like ~
smotbering grave; thesmind grows
s s, and the body follows. No one
Mould stay on ne west 5eoast Of Africa
Nicer than Us months at a time.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

Ia on the mountains of the eastern
1hge 1t reaches 40 to go inches.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30
Four Ell During Year.

meteorological infor-
that may be Of inter-
Ies four eclipses will be
y year. Two will be of
- Of the moon. The
Iaclipse of the moon
next eclipse win be a
+ tie sun, May II; the
pse Of the moon, Octo-
Re last a partial eclipse
November 10. The in
from the government
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

f THE total federal funds
available for the cam
paign against injurious
animals, conducted under
the direction of the bio
logical survey of the
United States department
of agriculture, about S375,-
600 was provided for use
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

A pound of patie A.
With words Of no IA
Endurance a Quart al1dV
In all YOU Assire to ed
/. When mixing a cake be
And learn from lessons
giene'
But study the why and
The effects Of all you'll
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-30

sugar..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
VSESVETOVY ZIDOVSKY
SJEZD.

Lonlyn, so. cervna. = Nej-
dGlezit6jSf konference zidov-
sk6ho lidu We 1000 letech Sc
jde Sc zde 5. cervence. Profes-
sor Felix Frankfurter, jenz
jenz rrijel cele americk6 de-
legace, predlozi jm6nem ame-
rickych Ziid urcity program
pro praktickou socialni praci v
Palestine. Jinymi prominentni-
mi cleny americke delegace
isou pfisedlci neivyssiho soudu
q IS e'kt1 H, T4hc :
Straus a Joseph Fels. Ma pro-
gramu Tecnlkd jsou Max Nor
dau. Israel Zangwill a JIM zio-
nisticti vGGcove. kdezto Ar
thur BalfoLr bude hlavnfm rec
rikem na obrovsk6 demon
straci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
NEJVETSf NADSENf PRO McADOO.
DEMONSTRATE TRVALA PLNYCH CTYRICET PET
MINUT, KDYz JEHO JMENO PREDL OZENO
KONVENCI JAKO KANDIDATA

San Francisco, 80. Cervna. Kdyz wsecha lax deset
kanddan byo narzeno presidentst Spoenych Statn
demokratcka narodn konvence po omhodnnem zasedanf
odroela dnes hodn H. hodinu Ultra dopo-
edne.
John W. Davis velvysanec Spojenych Stan pro Velkou
Brtanii, by jedinym znamych kanddath jehoz no.
minaci dnes jiz nedoslo.
Kandidati pro nez prosloveny nominacnf rec jsou:
Senator Robert L. Owen Oklahomy; generanf navladn
Mitchell Palmer senator Gilbert M Hitchcock Nebrasky
Homer Cummings, pfedseda narodnho demokrackeho W.
bow; w. G. McAdoo guv Alfred E. Smith New Yorku guv
Edward Edwards Jersey sekretar vnra Edwin T. Me-
redh, James M Ohia James W. Gerard drive-
81 velvyslanec pro Nemecko
Nejves demonstrate dne Sc rozpoutay pri nomnacich
Pamera Coke McAdoo ackoli doslo sponannimu vybu
chu nadsen, kdyz guv. Smith nominovan.
Demonstrate pro McAdoo trvala ctyfcet mnut, pro
Pamera ticet scdm mnut pro Coke eyficet mnu gu
vernera Smtha as cet mnut Demonstrate pro Coke Pal
byy oekavany avsak demonstrate pro McAdoo po
odenn nesoe zda m6no eho vdbec bude predozeno
venci mea sob6 jsy zive zamu a prekvapenf. Byla
vsech nejdelSi neihlucnejs.
DR. Buris Jenkins Kansas City, jenz by hotov nomno
va dffvho sekreare pokladny konecne rozhod vyho
yeti pfani McAdoo neproslov nomnacn rec pro neho
Jednoduse vysvetl suac konvenc jedne nejkratsich
feci zaznamenanych oznam re nomnuje McAdoo
pnem ujiSt6ni Zdali
da', neodmitl by nominaci.
Cas- od do sau zaleho dunen boje jenz byl
vyborove mistnosti oazce sucha mora ale nak pf
drzela konvence puvodnho vyslechnuv nom
naGn reci tax re Ultra bude hoova hasovati plaorme
Az Ultra sede II hodin dopoedne, ocekava
re edne meno ohna W. Davise ako kanddata bude pred
ozeno Konvencn vdcov6 doufa re do e DOLBY vbor bue
hOtov patfomou zdali nedojde Will nj dlouhe btve,
mdze iese byti pfikroceno ku hlasovani kanddaech
Mnoz pTate velvyslance Davise jsou mfneni ze
peozenf jeho mena Ultra pred obeerstvenou
MIN odpocinkem miste konc dne kdy deegat by z
unaven nasouchanim desiti nonacnm reem bude mi
n6ho vyhodu ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
ANCLICKY GENERAL " IA
JETf SINN FEINISTU.

Londyn, 80. cervna. - Ia
jemstvi dosud obklopuje 1kryt,
kan Sim Feiniste wall bri-
gadniho generala Lucase, ga
iateho", kdyz byl ma rybafske
vyprave V Irsku. Evening
News" wax prinasi historku
toho obsahu. re jeden bTitel
generality obdrzel dopis cd
"zajatce", doruceny v tajnosti,
v neinz pravi, re jest MIN
dobre zachazeno. .Rovnez dodal
general 90 to vvpada iabo l,v
mel byti v6znen vice m6sicd.
Obdrzeni dopisu utvrzuie vo
jenskou sprawl V mineni, re
Jest general Lucas v zaieti bli-
re Fe~moy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01

2 line pangermansk6 pfsne. Ce-
skosloVensk& vojsko obavalo
Sc vzDoury 9 z opatrnosti Wy
sl5no bylo so voifn6, aby pc
6ovali o Gdrzeni poradku.
Nemci vSak zahaiili lined ma
Voisko stfeibu a usmrtiIi diva
Toilny. Vojsko ma to odpove-
d6lo na strclbu tim vysled-
KEN. re Gtyri Nemci byli usmr-
ceni vedle iisteho poetu pora-
n6nych.
Nin:stersky pfedseda Tusar,
jenz V parlamentu podaval
zpravu o tonto pripadu, W.
sloViI mad tim svoie politovanf.
avSak zduraznil, re zakroGenf
Vojska bylo naprosto oddvod-
meme Q ze vina spocfva ma ne
meckych provokaterech.
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SUCHO AM MOKRO v PLATFORME:.
v NACRTKU PRIJATEM VETSINOU VYBORU JEST
PRY OTAZKA PROHIBICF f1PLNE IGNOROVANA.

San Francisco, 80. cervna. Dlouhy tuhy BOZ plat
fomu ocekava resoucn vbor kdyz sesel 73O dnes
aby wal 1vahu nacrek devitGlenneho povboru
natorem Glassem cele.
Kdyz podvybor opoue mfsnost kde pracova temeT dva
ctyr hodny senator Kenneth McKear Tennessee po
znamena re nkdo nebude pochybnostech patfor
prav sekretar statu Colby.
Pfedseda Glass zavaza mceni vsechny Gleny podvybo
Prav re zadne plaky nebudou dany veejnost
rozhodnu pneho vyboru Behem proednavan nacrtku ne
kolkrate doso ku konktu ale venou prav clenove pod
vybor uvazovanf vyznamenavao neupTmnejsim prate
stvm a vaznou dGstoinou debatou."
Pny vbor byl ppraven zasedati vetsnu noc nade ze
mono pTedozit plaormu Ultra odpoledne kdy
ha by b shvalena hlasovan kanddatech zahajeno pa
TEX Boz podvyboru vypracovan patformy soustreden
byl tri body = prohibc, Svaz Narodn rskou oazku
vbor vypracovani patformy nevo nacrku zadny
vzahujici prohbc ponechal to pnemu vboru
ably rozhod oazce sucha mokra Clenove dali vere
most povboru vsechny takove planky poozeny still
pro hlas6m.
Touto vetsinou iednoho hlasu podvybor zami planku
predlozenou Prothostnskou gou akoz navrhovanou
generanim poSmrem Burlesonem zmrn6n Volsteadova
vymahacfho zakona jine.
Smysenf vetsne podvyboru byIo pro mceni plafor
me oazce vzhedem ku nesmifitelnemu stanovsku
chych mokrch rovnez proto ze panovala rizno minen
zdali ikerni otazka jest otazkou poltckou.
rska planka predozena podvyborem vyjadfue sympahi
pro vec tumo nad9 ze Narodh poskytne odpo
moe pro stuac, nfz Sc ocitl risky lid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
CTYRI CEPNOSI LYNCO-
VANI.

Wharton. Tex, so. cervna,
Dva fernosi byli zastfeleni a
diva iinf obaseni obcany TOM
to okcesu ma pocatku tohoto
tVdne, vyslo ma vefeinost dnes.
Eylo 30 Mich patrano We spo-
ienf sc zahitfm pffruciho Sc
rifa s. G. Mccormick minu-
lon sobotu ve6er. Washington
Giles q ieho bratr. iehoz PRIV
ri imGno lest neznamo a ienz
bvl obvin6r 2 vvpsleni ranv.
ktera zabila Mccormick, byli
zastTeleni vcera blfze Diamond
Mound. Tela Jodie Gordona a
Eliaha Andersona bvla naleze-
ma vcera rhno visfci se strom1
Sest mil vychodne od Wharton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
NOVA REVOLUCE v ME-
XIKU.

Vera Cruz. 30. cervna. Nova
revoluce vypukla v Mexiku die
informacf obdrzenych zde
dnes. Voisko pod gen. Carlo
sem Osunou, jez lezelo posad-
kou blize Ciudad Victoria, We
state Tamaulipas. jest v cele
povstini. Gen. Osuna prohla-
sill, ze neni v sympathii poll
tikou presidenta De La Huer-
ty a gen. Obregona a ze Sc po-
kusf povaliti nyneisf vladu.
Voisko pod gen. Porfirio Con-
zalesem a gen. Arnulfo Come
zem vytahlc do boje proti po-
vstalcIm.