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The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
IRISH IN RIOT RUSH TROOPS
Many Shots Firee BY Both Sides and
Eleven Wounded Are Rushed
to Hospitals.

Dublin.-The town OF Londonderry
was in the erip OF violent riots for
four hours. A mob Of civilians at
tackled a soldiers club and a battle
ensued. The troops barricaded them.
selves and beat Off charge after charge
until the police came to reinforce
them. Then 200 soldiers marched out
and cleared the streets, but immedi
ately afterward mob attacked the
barracks in another quarter OF the
city. Many shots were fired Eleven
persons were removed to hospitals.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
MEXICAN REVOLT SPREADS
Claim Is Made That Carrsnza Troopc
! Are Deserving In State Of
Chihuahua.

Aqua .Prieta. Sonora.-The revolr
t'onarv movement OF Sonora against
President Carranza is gaining rapidly.
military Headquarters here reports.
Gen. J. NJ. Pima, commander Of the
Sonora troops in this district, an.
nornced that Gen. Francisco Urbalejo,
with his Carranza force. at Santa Ro.
salia. Chihuahua, had revolted and
wor'd take the field for the Sonora
movement. Urbaleio was reported &c
have 400 yaoui Indians under his com
mand. Unconfirmed reports OF the
revolts by other Carranza troops T.
Chihuahua also were received, It was
said.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
lhiIty2un0lngSCreS

Remember. I stand back OF every box
Every druggist guarantees to refund the
purchase price go cenB) II Peterson's
Ointment doesn't do all | claim.
j guarantee II for eczema, old sores,
unnins sores, salt rheum, ulcers, sore
diseases. blind. bleeding and itching piles
rs we'll as for chafng. burns. scalds, cuts,
bruises and sunburn
81 had 30 running sores on my leg for
! years. was In three different hospitals
Amputation was advised. Skin grating
Vas tried. ! was cured by using Peter
,on's Ointment +. l.. Root, s7
Michigan street. Buffalo, N. Y. Mail or
iers filled by Peterson Ointment Co.. Buff
,alo, N. Y.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Citrus Crop Estimate.

Jacksonville, F,a.-Acccrding to es
Inmates announced by the dapartmer
OF agriculture, the 1920 citrus fruit
crop for Florida is estimated at H.,
100000 boxes; 100000 boxes OF or
anres and 100000 boxes Of grape
fruit.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Japsnese TraInlrd.

japanese children begin to study jiu
jitsu In their earliest years. for It Ia
n system Of physical culture. hygiene
and ethics. and the exercises give
strength and fcxibIllty to the limbs.
Later the pupil Is shown the fine art
Of using an adyersary's strength
against himself
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
lynchInQ Feared.

Lexington, Ky.-Lucien Jenkins, n.
negro, charged with assaulting six
year.old Willie Trimble Of Danvillc,
KY, was rushed to the Lexington jail
from Danville to thwart a possible
lynching.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Wants Money For Rivera.

Washingtor.-If an amendment to
the rivers and harbOrs bill now under
consideration In the Senate. offered
by Senator Pat Harrison. is adopted
a lump sum OF s24,00O0OO will be pro
vided for river and harbor work
throughout the country for the next
fiscal year.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Frankfort, Ky.-Reports from coun-
ty assessors for 1920 taxes show a
decrease Of more than S66,OOO,OOO OF
this amount $5S,0O0,0OO were lost in
the distribution Of the Bingham es.
tate. Equalization proceedings of the
Tax Commission are expected to make
up much Of this decrease in raising
assessments of many counties, and III
the discovery of intangible property
omitted for assessment. Reports of
the county assessors for 1919 made a
total of Sl,1S0,0S3,477, and for 1920,
less Perry county, Sl,7l3,1 ,132, ,S34. The
1919 assessment for Perry county was
$S,2l9,S97.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Louisvllle.-Ranks of Louisville may
open and close an hour earlier because
Of New York and Chicago adopting
this summer schedule, The proposi'
tlon has been made to the Clearing
House.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

owenshoro,-G. W, Potts, farmer,
owes his life TO his mules, uprooted
by wind, giant sugar. maple ut Ia.
yiess and Third stree.s. crashed down
on Potts wagon, bm the frightened
team had jerked him from his seat be-
fore the tree landed.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Refuses to Make Bond.

Chicago.-J0hn Grunau, president Of
the outlaw Chicago "Yardmen's Asso-
ciation." was taken to the county jail
Mt Joliet by federal officials after h.
had refused to give $4,000 bond on
cnarge of violating the Lever act.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Cllnton.--Tralled by hloodhounds
John Miller and Earl Thomas, Clncln.
natl, were found asleep in the loft Of
Sam Watkins barn and arrested on
the charge Of having attempted to
blow the safe In the Moscow bank.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

CynthIana.-Sklddng Of the rear
wheels OF win Cooper's truck smash.
cd the buggy driven by Mrs. Robert
Florence, of Lair, who was seriously
hurt. Cooper was not aware OF the
accident and Mrs. Florence was found
and brought to town by a passerby.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Princeton.-Two trainmen were in
jured by the derailment and overtur1.
ing of the caboose and several cars
of the Illinois Central freight train
near Mexico, fifteen miles north Of
here. Conductor j. II. Thelkeld sus.
tanned broken arm, two broken ribs,
and minor bruises, and Flagman Gro
well sustained two broken fingers and
several bruises. Both reside here.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Would Give $1.25 Bonus.

Washington.-Revised plans Of the
subcommittee OF the ways and means
committee provide cash bonus oi
sl25 per day for soldiers. sailors and
marines. instead Of 81 per day as first
agreed upon.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Christen Steel Barues,

st. Louis. Mo.-Two self-propellins
steel barges, the Birmingham" and
the Tuscaloosa, for use in govern.
ment service on the Mississippi, were
christened here.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Lexington.-In campaign waged
to improve food conditions in Lexing-
ton Food and Dairy Inspector Worth
ington issued permits to thirteen more
restaurants. This makes about 100
which have passed the state and local
inspection and have been licensed. II
is estimated $4,000 was spent in i'm
proving these eating establishments
and putting them in sanitary condi-
ton.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

New Iiaven,-Jamcs Mahoney. 20
wealthy citizen. defrauded Of SsT.00l
In card game at Florida winter
resort, was committed TO an asylum,
worry over the incident having TEN
porarlly upset his reason.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Hazard.-Three men were probably
fatally wounded and another danger
Ously wounded in fight between
sherlff's posse and alleged bOotleggers
on Buffalo creek. three miles from,
Hazard. The men thought to be faral-
ly wounded are Jerry Cornett, dep.
uty sheriff, who was shot through the
right lung; man named Kilburn, and
Robert Cornett, alleged boOtlegger.
Logan Johnson, deputy sheriff, is
seriously wounded.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Saw Food Outlook Bad,

MISUNDERSTANDING reports OF
decreased food production due to ths
scarcity of farm labor have been made
by senators and members Of the House
who have recently returned to the
capital.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Rockford. Ill.-Potatoes will not be
served in Rockford restaurants until
the price Is materially reduced. AL
he local restaurant men have entered
into the agreement. 1t was announced
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Polish Legion Returns.

New York.-The Polish-American
Legion's vanguard, 1900 strong. ar.
rived here today on the transport An.
tigone after having been under arms
since 1917.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Rowling Green.-Itobert Rodes,
president of the Citizens National
Bank of this city, has signified his III
ientiOn of accepting the vice presl-
dency Of the Kentucky State Bankers
Association. Mr.. Rodes was elected
vice president at a meeting Of the EA.
ecutive Committee held in Louisville.
AT the saline time he was elected presi.
dent Of the national bank section.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Must Separate Races,

Washington. The supreme court
upheld the Kentucky separate coach
act, requiring the separation OF white
and negro passengers.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Berlin Walters Strike.

Berlin.-Forty thousand wnitar
went on strike here. The Hotel Ado
and few other hotels and restaS
rants yielded to the demands Of the
strikers and are still open.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Now "Corso Ejume"

San Remo-The city council Of San
Reno has changed the name Of the
beautiful drive along the sea from
Corso Wilson to Corso Fiume.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Winchester.--Thieves who are be-
lieved to have come into possession Of
one of several Yale lock keys which
DR.. c. II. tees has lost in 10 years,
entered his dental parlors and carried
away gold crowns and bridges to the
value of SIS.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Frankfort.-Miss Leland Butler, Of
Louisville, formerly of Hardinsburg,
and Miss Christine Johnson, of Frank.
fort, have become stenOgraphers in the
Auditors office, succeeding Miss Rose
Harbeson, of Flemingsburg, and Miss
Marie Lockett, Of Frankfort. Il. II.
Miller, Of Rockcastle county, will sue.
ceed Elmo Gaines as claim clerk.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Cynthian.-Wlll'am Adams, Jr, Is
suffering from blood poison, affecting
his entire leg, resulting from an abra.
sion sustained while playing basket.
ball.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Clinton.-Mildred Ashby, the 6-year.
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Brinkiey, was drowned in the Missls-
sippi river just below Columbus, in this
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkley, who
live at Wolf Island, Mo-, together with
the little girl, were on their way in
gasoline boat to Columbus, KY, when
The boat struck something in the wa
ter and was overturned. Mr.. Brnkley
succeeded in getting his wife to the
shore, but the child went under ilnme-
diately and never came up.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Parls.-Children played with match.
es In buggy at the home OF Thomas
Woods, The vehicle was destroyer.
hut firemen succeeded in saving the
barn.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Alphabets.

The letters in the nlphnhcts ~ the
worlf vary from 7" to ?r' n number.
The ,mwaiirn nlp'nhet II, the small.
est uumbcr. the 1artarlru Ii, largest.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Parls,-wm Hall, negro farm hand,
had his left eye kicked out and was
seriously injured while hitchlng up Il
mule on the Dick Marsh farm.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Campbellsburg.-S. ID. Chandler
claiIos the prize freak in lamb with
siA well-developed legs, 4 weeks Old AMI
thriving. The mother eve before had
raised two sets Of triplets and Que set
of twins
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Ashland.-Tot Ballard was held to
the grand jury under $500 bond OIL
the accusation Of Eli Blevns that b-
attempted to assault his daughter, Miss
Vennle Blevins, while automobile rid
Ing.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Maysville.-John Flshter, night
wntchman ut redrler, was sand.
bagged by an unknown assallant Ia
the night with motive that has not
been found.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Bardstown.-Bessle Howell, infant
daughter of Cornelius Moore, III from
birth, died on the way home from
Louisville, to which city she had beel
taken for an examination BY a spe-
cialist.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Gcorgetown,-Dogs ralded the sheep
flock Of Clarence Graves and after
killing lambs, drove the others over n
cliff, Gripping many.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Louisville.-A jury verdict breaks
the will of Mrs. Frances Rodemann,
which bequeathed $50 each to three
daughters and left her estate TO three
sons. Undue influence was alleged.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Augusta. Morrow has
appointed Everett Pfansiiel, of Brook
vile, to fill the vacancy L. the office
of County Judge, caused By the death
Of William II. Gibson. Judge Plan.
stiel Is about - years of age, has
taught school for several terms, and
served in Europe during the late wa-.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Lebanon.--With her father witness
ut the wedding to assure clerk ana
minister Of his consent, Miss Leathy
Pearl Sneed, IL, was married to
Wayne Hodgen, q.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Mayfield.-Mrs. Polly Ann Ray, s.,
died from Injuries sustained when u
horse drawing her sons surrey ran
away near Brewers Mill and the ve-
hicle was wrecked.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Kentucky
News Cuttings
Az spitome OF the NEST I'm
peStsnt events tssnspirins
throughout the state

Gnyson.-winheld Scott. 6a, presl'
dent OF the Citizens Bank. died In his
chair while presiding at a directors
meeting.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Lexington.-Gustave Jaubert. 81, ma.
tionally famous as burgoo maker,
and widely known among politicians
Of the past generation, died after
brief illness.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Parls.-The new issue Of city school
bonds, amounting to $4,000 was sold
to Cincinnati trust company at par
plus 81. The money will be used In
completing school buildings.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Frankfort.-Suit against Walker d.
Hines, director general of railroads,
and the l.. {. \ Railroad, for SO 2Ss
for personal Injuries while employed
by the defendant, was filed here by
Dennis Ayers, of Taylorsvile. The
case will be 'rled at the April term uf
the Franklin Circuit Court.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07
Buy Texas Oil Land Today

10 acres In brewster 10. Ii5o. payable
tgS down. ti2 80 per month, :, OF Roy
any With same TeNaa Land Co. se
Chemical nlds ~ Louis. Nu
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Cost Of Government Heavy.
Washington.-It cost $5,0zS 176. 900
to run the government for the firss
nine months o. the fiscal year.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Frankfort.-Miss Marie Elliott, OF
Somerset. formerly stcnographer for
the Clerk OF tie House, has been up.
pointed sieeographer for the - r
Examiner and inspector. to s,r.,r q
Miss Martha Smith. who has res. gncd
= accept position In Lexington.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Frankfort.-Willard S. Titus claim
10 SlJ,2UU damages against the Stand
ard OH Company for personal Injuries
received at Louisville March 10, 1917,
while employed by the oil company.
granted by the jefferson Circuit Court.
WAS affirmed by the Court of ApeLls.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Prlnceton.-A Jail delivery was Of.
fected here when the prisoners cut a
hole in the roof of the county Jail and
let themselves to the ground with
rope made from bedclothing. There
were two prisoners in the Jail. one u
white man, charged with forgery, anu
the other negro.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Shelbyville.-T. II. Williams has re-
celved word thar his brother Dudley,
who had not been heard from by the
family for 10 years, had been found
dead near ST. Paul, Mimi, August u,
and, unable to locate relatives, author
tiles had the body buried 1t will be
exhumed and brought here.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Owenshoro-Afler bloodhound he'd
trailed TO the river bank officers
SEARCHED shanty boat which had Sud
denly changed its position, but gol..
watch, sik dress aud So taken from
W. H. Fields home were not found.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Shelbyville.-T. N. Kelly, who Is
known In Louisville criminal records
as Gold Tooth Kelly was held over
in $1,000 bond in the Shelby county
court, to await the action of the next
grand jury. He is charged with at
tempting to rob Deputy Sheriff George
Il. Perkins of his pocketboOk in train.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Monticello.-Dynamlte caps, which
ihey We're attempting TO string 10
beads, exploded, severely injuring
Mary and Eva Lewis, II and 4 years
old. They were rushed to a hospital
in the hope thelf vision could be saved
and ampuIation of the smaller girls
hand averted.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

I.oulsa.-Struck with the fiat side Of
an AK, the l5-year-old son of Walter
lobe was killed near Osie. The IL
year-Old son of Kay Carter is under
bond to answer to the charge. 1t Is al.
legged that IN a quarrel the Jobe boy
cut at the Carter boys foot with the
ax and was struck ON the head.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Hickman.-Ad Wiley, residing south
Of town, sustained IA very painful in
jury where he was loading logs, the
first log he was loading, measuring
sixteen feet long and two feet in diaEl.
eter, rolling back on lin, breaking
both bones Of his right leg, one boLs
coming through the flesh.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

Maytield.-At the First Baptis,
Church 70 people who had made pro-
LESSONS AT the revival We're baptized
by DIR. Giilon in one hour and five
minutes, which is said TO set record
for speed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Inffcr Sclsicrne inS?

Seleenoe telegram fra 2onoon
Den 17oe Warts giensiues meo alt
Sorbcbolo:
"Ser saar baarbnatfeoe Hpgtcr ON,
at trooper tilbsrenbe Den belgilfe
SffupatiollSarme marlferer MOI
esien ior at beiGttc Spel meo Be be-
rsntc 9rupp.Terfer. Sette ifal,
'iisiee oct ianme Hpste, pore bet
isrite Sfriot / Hetning al aaieret
Snterpention / Sniflano."
Ser ioreliager intet ira andre
Steoer, Tom befrriter bette &pgtc.
Terimpb meloes Der, at baaoc DC
frantic, amerifanitc, enaeIifc og bel
aiifc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peo Hbi'
ner bar truiiet ale Torbclosregler
til at bolSe en- aaruaaga Sast. Set
har psiaa pGrct pultct ON, at baaet
Iranifm9nocnc OF GuelGnberne mn
iiaens fonl til at ioriterfe line Sftu'
pationsarmeer "ior ole poatommcn
Sc SiliGlocrs Crib"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

Senoer Sariforu, cr ser iorboIos-
uiS Here cuo / Gammorf, ncntIIg
2,270 / ieritc 3one oa 397 / onocn
3ouC.
: ieritc Gone paIgtc belle 3onen
unocr ct. ) ou0eu Bone oerimoo
iorc9if @alQct aommuneni@. Ii'
itemmiuacn ioregif %bcmunelig. Ter
itenltc5 fln ucO oificicle Sicmnc.
icoler, uoIcpcrct al Den intcrnntios
male a%ommi@iiol, % 0i3ic ScoIcc
loo paa ~Ganmarf" cQcr "Spif.
LAMB. Npcr &ulaer if u0Icpcrct cit
ScOocI al bpcr Sort.
@co Sen M trllinc NiaiorcIie lnar
9anmnrf tiIbngc omtreut &olupar.
ten al, bpnN oct miitcoc pco arigcn /
1864. Set iaar i @oucoiogcn Oct til
bnAc, Tom Oont er.
Micn oct piI 0og uocu loiI imcrtt
ale Ganite at piOc, al Der / Spo for
Sen me @rGuic cr a0IfiQige &an0S
mGno, iou ircmoclca mao Icuc m0cr
Trcmmcohcrrcoemmet. SGrllg NiUl
Der bette 6c~ln3borq @p, bpor ocr cr
n~oitiai0c tIicn Ganifcre.
titc % 2ocn Bone al SIc3uig 0nn'
1icr ! 0cmc &ntcrimatiO pao en-
Woooc ct lioct ieIpitpnOigt HiGc,
boor bcu intcrnationalc Aomml@.
lion or ilperTn &cgicriu8, bUia 6or
prouinGcr, @%citcmmclicr % Ni9id.
refer bar %opa Strait. Gerit nuar
sen oiiicicle C~ucr0roocIic iiuoer
Stco, blir l{oroilc2piq ~ / ~itatarcta-
lig Sentence - after Ell Gel al
QamIc Gnnmurf.
Gcnnc itorc @icniorcning@ong pii
rimclIgpia bli ioitiot iii enaong i
Wiioten al 9lpril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

% Sen raife Mfartin Siafion. Ger
bar oglaa blanbt De ganule ire &ipm.
per ON bpem mango @ebriiter for
trIles. Oisie bar Stor.Inbers 81.
ion Woen, Stor.8lnoer ainncp %
Stor-S pper Sipertion. @Ianot bisie
ton pglaa iGtteS 2bomas @ronfcn,
Den blinoe giteroalsfiGmpe / 9ron-
fen @a0ep iom i arGfter, Sorctas.
iombeb % gobslig SicrteIigbeo pitt
life itaar tilbage for no9en 2anbs
mano / Dunn Gountp.
Weieriorift og YotetesapI er DC
pi9tiglte HGrin9speie i Dunn Goun-
tp. gn Gel oriper ogiaa meo at au-
le Sobaf. Sobn 81. 9anielion =
"SobafSfongen" - bapoe / 1918 is
slcre meo Sobaf lom inobragte ham
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

WarifaIf Sod bar &c iibite Gage
opbolot Jig / @ain5 og bapoe ieaar
en- &onference nieo General s.. E..
Iaen, Gbefen for Den amerifanife
Hbin-Irme. Ger er' DOG ingeit
Sanoipnligbeo for, at Den american.
tie grine fommer til at rpffe lGngere
ino / Ipiflano.
SmislertiO er De Mliereoe aar.
paagne % betpmreoe = Silifilere
til, bpab iom mi FER / Syiflaub.
Gberts 3esierins.
Yr9iiocllt ebert og bans Hegie.
Ting bar, ion1 nGpnt, ilaaet Jig neo /
Stuttsart, buor be til lin Sorun.
bring fit en- tenlmelig fjslig Wootos
gelie, te~legraiereS oerfra. 0teO 10.
ligt til at bli ~"DuspilO" Ell 900
Strtno iammenfalote Yraiioentel,
Den tpife MISUNDERSTANDING til Wtca
6e | stuttgart.
Sa "&igsfanller" Or. aapp ida.
at ban bopbe fiert fig iait % life fe
ZEN Sililutiling, iom ban bapbe giort
iaa iiffer Hegni,g paa. ienote ban
SirsOag Iiten eu Population til
Stuttgart for at ~iorbonole meo
ebert.
SnlioIertio bapbe TrGiioent Gbert
Inlet at unoerbanole meb Or. aapp
en-. San Loo ban1 foritaa, at Oct
enelte, lom itoo tilbuge for bam mi,
Tar of opgipe lit Gpentpr, l9gge
Iarerne ino % meO line Soft Ie til
at fonnle Jig no al Berlin.
% meo o.. Sapp % @enerat
2uettwitt5 uoe al Spiaet, pil Nap4
petaget altIaa after fomnle til al
itau meaem Sportafiiterne % ole
DC rabifale Glemerter paa Sen enc
SIDE pg Yrpiioent ebert og bans He-
giering paa ben alber. Senne Hc-
eieringS iterfeite Wanb bar 8rigS,
miniiter Noife, lom Spartufiiterne
pgiaa faiote Ben "farligite Wan0".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Tortiot ira iiOile Srcoag>mmcr.

Tortiat ira il0lle Grc0a02mumcr.
Naluuej9 mtllCm Gou Claire o.
0icnonlonlc tonWncr man pnn @oueo.
baucu til Glf Niolmo, Ell IiOen IN
lon lilQcr pcO No0Cn AZ Ell ltor
Nhuii pad NoroiiOcu al &|crnbnncn.
lemnc Nlul' itaur llBclom en- Nor.
poit moo SnO Tor ct meQet tort norlf
Settlement, lom ltrGtfer lia oocr
&ou9c % Sale 60 Wtjl uorooucr.
Net pcb 9llliicu2 500 ll99cr eli norif
Hirfc, Ell uuocu liQQcr ire Itil Nor0.
cit % oereiter lIqger oen enc eltcr
oen anocn nlco ire, lem Mills Mel.
lcntrltln, life minbrC enc SO nor'te
airfcr. Gre al oiSie lager inapi0t
ODER 2inicn / Chippewa Gountn %
20 IiQler / Barron Gountn, men Dc
cr ole Gclc al ct tart lummcnlluttCu
sc uorit Settlement ) oi@ie Gal cr
fife ibtrcauct t3 norilc Alrtcr Ion
liQdcr iprc0t / ANDRE 2cIe al Cumn
Gomtu
Tor GO Nor iiocu bar ortte ct ne.
gent % oibrrnot StreG - en- Or
fen iom gicncm gortlijuocr oIori1
hopoc %bioroact uoQet til &troen2
lln0crholo. "a Tom Nubnqgerne.
AoQle al Dem hopoc Ct Eur Crcr %
noQIc Suffc al Err. men Sc iIcitc
b~e1unotc tomhUuott iom ouorc3 (ic.
ncrc. @cifcouc. fororiulaleic ~
itrrpiowmc lies sc liz ircm. 9tu,
Ell Nicuuc'tCul0cr icucr2 lager oct
prUltjac Settlement mco itoQflUOtc
Iaicr Ser ulco iucieoi2 al norite Stir
ter, Ct hmoreoc Stolcr ol Here M.
ZEN norife SEEM. ScttIrmcutct2
Sfottcturt fon ou'.nnc5 til omtrcnt
trpc Nhuioucr Collars oa itorc
@oO2tol al Ninoparcr Tor Sen buug
rcuoc &tr0Nr oi2uar bu,r 2OG her
ira. StiUut bette Settlement life
arplQcr inuotrlil ira mango an0rc
tore "a imao. cr boR lloultliu1cu %
TorduorlHQcu lem hor 'tcct ! oi2iC
gtor ioo mcrtpUrOjN at man mao
ialoc / Toumoriua p,o (autul on
set @,rbtl0c lem her bar urrct liort.
g icritc uor'tt NiUro lem Ne
Qmlotc at ru0oc ol bullc her pnr
uo1,c Wiruo ira Nruum iwar p5.
itHlior Ariipuniu. CmtrCut 1873.
ga Con- Claire PAR i I'M icritc &c.
QunOcIit iuuOt uoaIe &Uum2qlltGr
ira @dltwm Settlcmculet / SouO on
Gao Gouum &cicu 0iO "a tit glrbcloC
poo SoQbruact. Cj2ic var NiI2
Nauiou, Si9uart Sluo ~ ears %
9tbcI &ouiou. Cen ioritc pnr fom.
met Ill Can Claire oucreoc / 1852
elsie ifrcp Ill line Erruhcr % Gal'
Claire uar ior Ell (io CT SamlinQ5.
iteo Tor &Urum9ioIt. Giter al bau(
booret Nlontcr pna SaQbruoet cr
Stuno reil,t DC uoQlc YiiI no pac
Sanoet Ill GIf 0truno % bleu oel
~eitcrbpcrt inc c0nc Nerrcr. &lalot
&c isritc peo off Wouub iiqe& NilS
N%nniou, Brandt @nnIou. NcurlI
9fcIiou oa Gabriel Scuion at barre
foumct / cacr ier 1857. Strar ser
ciitr TOM Shrouo Scuiou, Sacob Nr
melon, SARAH, Suopig, Ole % ill,
lilciou, Mtartin Sang % San;
Maatoniou - uiimot ale ira 9p
rum. Suopig Siaeion bleu ON el
GiO mprbet. men Wor0ei bIeu aIori,
opflaret. RGpne2 maa ogiaa e.
Yiano peo Napu &elion ira Sleitm.
i Monselpen i NOrolano, &an ton
oerira / 1860 i Oct isrite SsIgc o
b!ep SpbaoSmano iii oct fore Set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Roret / Tv1fIano.
SortfRiteHe fra Gioe 1

i~titeret al &anouilb ira ct aar &rigs-
itibe poa Sapnen. WenS OrlogS'
puiternc par ii9rO meo at begrapc
line Seoc, IanleOe Irbeioerne Jig
pnanp og %gienoptog angrebet.
aiebenbupn 16oe WartS. -
st telegram ira aiel meooeler, at
@pen err blet bombarberet al arpbIe.
rem "Gcfernforoe" iom bapOe itiaet
Jig til Ben me Hegierings Eoaoig.
Deo.
&rpOiercn ifieo 9iennem 8aoernc
fra Supnen, orGbte oper 500 Herio-
ner % eoelagoe ilere 9pgninger. st
tort Nntal Mennelter blep iaaret.
Set iorlpoer, at &rpoIeren iGrlig ret
ieoc lin SO imob Irbeioerfparteret,
hpis @cboere life pilbe alerflenoe
9apps &eeiering.