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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

Geo. M. Beltzhoover, Shepherdstown w. Va.
Geo. M. Beltzhoover. Jr.. Charles Town, w Va
BELTZHoovER & BELTZHOovER
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

enbaugh, and Emma 4 81
Rockenbaugh, Anna Ra n
Daniel OFT, Virginia 0H n
Elizabeth RockenlsugA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

ROBERT NJ. MORGAN, SIN {
Clarence Roekenbaagu. {.
his wife; Charles Rosssaiasa
Ibis wife Easu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
LIST OF JEFFERSON COUNTY SOLDIERS
Who served i. the World War.

Who served !
Mason Neal TrundIe
Harry Brown L.angdon
George Hutchinson Denny
William CraighIll Perry
John Campbell " coddy
Ernidie Cali
Elworth G. Mansfield
Earl Glenn Rockenbaagh
Orland E. Hoffman
William Lucas Miller
Roger Manuel
Charles Henry Reek
Golden Harvel Walper
Charles Franklin Dillow
Walter Ellison jenkins
John William Hostler
Lester Burnett Wilmington
Meietti Giuseppe
D. Fairfax Milbourne
John William Hendricks
Charles Edwin Gore
George Nelson Luckett
Wiloughby Morgan Lemen
Joseph Kemp Mauzy
Leon White
William Edward Zombro
Albert Lloyd Henry
Earnest Andrew Clipp
Charles Samuel Grey
Ernest Lee Shull
Raymond Douglas OFT
Walter Carson Ramey
Carroll Edward Mcdonald
Stanley Lee Woody
Claude Golady
George William Walker
Thomas Milton Eddy
William Mcdonald Perry
Edmund Randolph Taylor
Edward w. Venning
Gloyd Adolphus Macdonald
Henry Harrison Cooke
Charles Ignatius Lynch
Marion Granville Merchan
John Gregory Walraven
John Whelan Luke
CORTLAND Darke Baker
Wallace Mcclure Moler
Kirkland Shepherd Mckee
Norvel Carl Kirby
Charles Nelson Alexander
James William Mcdonald
B. C. Sponseler
George T. w. Gordon
Ray w. Crabbe
John VIM. F. Wilmington
James Edward Miller
Claude Duvall Ritenour
Oscar Strother Flanagan
Henry Wilmer Whiting
Roy E. Cooke
Oscar Monroe Scarlet
Paul Eugene Winters
Robert Earl Dorsey
George Rouse Mckee
Harry Richard Tharpe
Clarence Kidwell
Allen Leon Ridgeway
William Edward Hawk
William Nell Anderson
James Robert Dunn
Earl Wheaton
Wilbur Jackson Fur
!. James Thomas Hardin
Lawrence Wesley Piper
w. Jacqueline Getzendanne
James Clinton Shanholtzer
John Hughson Barnes
Harry Walton Biller
Perry Albert Anderson
Carroll Clay Rockenbaugh
Lewis Calvin Ballanger
Ira j. Mcnamara
Frank Jennings Beckwith
Lucas Boyer
Edgar Aleysius Shawen
Raleigh Boyd Shaffer
Gordon Webster
Elmer Eugene Roderick
Edgar Neill Fry
Frank Ellis Webster
Randolph G. Colston, Jr.
Raymond Hendricks Byers
James Lawrence Gray
Louis Edward Wiltshire
Calvin Preston Engle
Arthur Neal Sampson
James Henry McCauley
William A. Morgan
Hugh E. Davidson
John Lewis Hawk
Charles Aaron Springer
Charles Creighton Tabb
T:4 - M Do1+1I T.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20


The object Of this ssaSsa
enforce the contract datd d
made by Robert N. AoHn
Dotson, and assigned 70 siz I 1
for the sale Of the house az ID
Jefferson County, West Vaa|
owned by Warner Rotksnh
him by Thomas 5. Rssis,a
for the wife and ehildra 4 Il
enbaugh, and also 81 iis 4 II
/, Lucas Extension 70 Hal|
formerly owned BY sad III
baugh. having been gas1
Lucas, and to remove IL s
title by reason Of any tAa
and the heirs Of the dssmA
said John W. Roekenbaagl s
relief.
1t appearing, on sHl1iFi Z
that the Defendants, claEa
bta ada Iit|t|
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
Order Of PuSic|

The State of West virss
Jeiessa "a
At Rules held in The c l
Circuit Court Of Jefenss 81
Monday in January. lsa
FRANK S. HARRISON
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

Geo. M. Beltahoovq, i. i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

Herbert Breedson
Harry Conrad
Roy Douglas Elliott
james Strider Locke
john f. Jones
George Samuel HonSer
Oscar Lucas Hooe
Cleveland Lee Foster
Jonn Wilson Gore
Vincinze Giegtra
Clarence Emory Hardy
George Marion Grove
Frank Hammond Drish
James Edward Bagent
Harry Stoffer Fur
Edgar Drew Roderick
samuel Henry Harder
Lewis L. Wood
Joseph William Rightstine
Norman Samuel Louder
Marion Border Bell
William Luther Hyatt
Francis John 7. Brooke
Bedford Bland Green
Robert Kidwell
Thomas Lee Willingham
Raleigh Miller Moler
William Mitchell
John Stffaord Lowe
Lesley K. Cornwell
Frank Bane
Benjamin Regin Shugart
George Washington Dillow
William Cameron Campbe
John William Kline
Ashby Francis Cain
Raleigh Pearre Hoffman
George Henry Willis
Charles Hirshman
Howard L. Sechrist
Robert Lee Crowl
William D. Rockenbaugh
George Stafford Koonce
r Johp William g CoOEuS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07
eShiVar Ale

What 40 you want? A Want Ad
In he Times-Hecorder will get it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07
4 PERFECT DIGESTION WILL
MAKE A PERFECT COMPILE

digestion perfect and complete, put
ting rich, red blood into the veins
and thus properly feeding and nour-
ishing all parts of the body. To any
one suffering with dependency, ner-
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weight, dizziness, sleeplessness, con-
stipation, bad taste in mouth, head
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Meritone brings QUICK relief.
Meritone is the result of long years
of study by eminent physicians, in
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be relied upon for perfecting diges-
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ing the body its proper nourishment.
If you want to eat what you like,
AMI enjoy it without bad after eff
fects, to sleep well at night and feel
good all day, get bottle of Meritone
from Carswell Drug Co., our agents
at Americas, with our double guar
antee that you will be pleased or your
money refunded.-(adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07
1t-JGl1iolII7I2a Bride
os2zs1sd 100 y 4s z E9x-gap-6A4-1-a-Aausa.

A Soul Wanders in the Unknown
Because of Me.
1T was uncanny to see Chrys sleep
4 ing so quietly, day after day.
Her body was warm, but it was as
till as if death had kissed it. A
oft flush remained in her skin and
by careful watching, one could de-
tect the rise and fall of her magni-
ticent bosom.
Certeis pretended to be seeking
for the missing Donna Camilla
Never once did he hint that he was
IN any way responsible for the spell
which that strange person had placed
upon his unloved bride. Bob said
that it would be futile for any of
US to make any issue of that point.
All that we could expect of Certeis,
he was doing. He was taking care
Of the sleeping beauty with all the
skill which had brought him so much
fame in his profession as a specialist
in nervous diseases.
He kept our Chrys aHve--but he
did not bring her back to life
Daddy Lorimer grew impatient,
then desperate, and he announced
that he would take his daughter
back to the United States Immediate
ly, and call all the nerve experts in
the country to waken her from her
sleeping sickness.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07
WOMEN CIVEOUT

Housework is hard enough when
healthy. Every Americas woman
who is having backache, BIT. and
nervous spells, dizzy, headaches and
kidney or bladder troubles, should
be glad to heed this Americas wo-
mans experience.
Mrs. R. NJ. billiard, 2O5 MAYO St.
says: my kidneys have given me a
great deal of trouble. Thew are
weak and irregular in action and |
felt tined and languid all the time. |
had a dull ache in the small of nv
back that never left me. Sometimes
IN the morning my back would
pain me so | could hardly get
out of bed and dizzy spells
would come over me and black
specks would come before nav ewes
blurring my sight. When Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended to
me, began taking them. only
took few and they relieved me
wonderfully of this complaint
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. billiard had. Foster-MiIburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07

At this, Hamilton Certeis shook
his head emphatically,
Remember, Mr.. Lo"imer, shat all
those men together cannot restore
/ her soul" he said solemnly. "Only
the person who has wrought the
spell knows how to reuni5e her soul
and her body'
"Where is-her soul?" l gasped.
Put that question to her--when
she comes into possession OF it
again, was the reply His answer
set me to wondering about that
strange borderland of existence
which has forever attracted man.
interest, and which has revealed
nothing to him, / intended to ques-
ton Chrys-sOme day.
The whole situation was Just mys-
FERROUS enough, just plausible enough
to restrain Daddy Lorimer from car
rying out his plan. He dared not
risk what Certeis prophesied If
Chrys were startled-or frightened
out of her somnambulistic condition,
she might rise, as from the dead, but
she would be nothing mr. than a
beautiful walking doll forevermore /.
Daddy and Certeis had several
private conversational nothing
resulted in consequence of them.
Bob asserted that Certeis and Daddy
recognized each other as equal forces.
For that reason, Daddy had been un-
afraid to invade the Mexican hacien-
da war or no war He knew very
well that Hamilton Certeis was too
skilled diplomat to interfere direct
ly with the affairs of any Lorimer,
even when he had an unlimited oppor-
tunity to do so. What we Lorimers
had to dread was some unexpected,
unaccountable and mysterious mis-
chance like the dreadful state of
sleep in which Chrys spirit was i'm
pmsoned.
And all Of the time, we felt sure
that Certeis could put his finger on
Donna Camilla when he was pleased
to do so! Why did he not bring her
back and order her to undo the
charm?
When we discussed this, it requir-
ed all the courage | could summon
to tell my husband and his father
what | thought
l reminded Bob of Certeis' vow,
made the night Bob was supposed to
be in stupor from that dreadful
blow on his head Certeis had told
me that | was to be kept in Mexico
until his own affairs were concluded,
then ! was to be taken to Europe
with him!
Certeis couldn't hold me in that
hacienda against the will of my hus-
band and his father, but he could
keep us all there as long as he could
keep poor Chrys' soul wandering
apart from her lovely body!
1t was horrible-horrible to feel
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07

that l was even remotely response
Bile for my sister-in-law' condition.
! had the comfort of knowing that
the blame was not entirely my own.
Chrys had been changed to a beau
tiful mummy partly to keep her
from asserting her rights as bride.
She had come to Mexico to get her
husband-or his estates. And when
she was at last restored to a normal
state of health, she would let Daddy
and Bob and me return to our native
land, without a. pang, and without
protest, | felt sure.
She had legal right to remain
with her husband, if she should
choose to do so. From all that she
had ever said to me, it appeared that
she would remain with him. And
she would be an undesired bride
and would hardly realize the sad
truth
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07
Liver Spots, Facial Blemishes,
Sallowness, Blotches and Other
Beauty-Marring Erup6ons Due
To Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Meritone Relieves Indigestion and
Dyspepsis--Drives Out These
Eruptions-Brings a Rosy Glow
To The Cheeks, Giving You a
Clean, Translucent, Beautiful
Skin.

Pile on all the cold cream and cos
metics you like, but you can't get rid
of those liver spots and facial blem-
ishes-that sallowness and those 9TH
err skin eruption-unless you 60 to the
seat of the trouble, which is indiges-
ion and dyspepsia.
Meritone doubles the quantity of
digestive juices, thereby making the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-07

1t would be impossible, I suppose
to persuade any lovely young WON
an that the man who has married
her finds that he cannot love her.
(To be continued
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-23
ILYNDEN SCHOOL NEWS

Clare Johnson, George Wander
yacht, Robert Rittenburg, Mildred
Fountain, and Beulah Serrurier got
100 in an eighth grade arithmetic
test Friday. and Leona and Leota
White got So.
Lima Kamm of the third grade won
the second prize, $3.50. for selling
Red Cross seals, and the third prize,
$1.00, was awarded to Albert Segel
of the second grade.
Mrs. Beckes and Mrs. Jameson
visited school last Thursday after
noon
Virgil Shippy entered the first
grade Monday from Bellingham.
Mildred Fountain is chairman of
committee which is preparing a pro-
gram to be given before the eighth
grade Thursday afternoon. One num-
Der is to be the sixteenth century mir
acle play. 1.-The Christmas Guest"
which the class has learned as part
of their regular class work in read
ing.
Mrs. Boysen visited the second
grade last week.
Mary Stearus re-entered the first
grade from Bellingham this week.
The seventh grade has chosen
sides for Health Crusade contest.
i Dishwashers this week are Sylvina
Klocke. Beulah Serrurier. Ruth Ran
lton. Nellie Duff, Leona White, Flor
ence Bradley.
The following fourth graders had
perfect spelling lessons last week
Eva Wampler, Billie Ranton, Leoda
Young. Marie Mohr, kuby Riddle
Lloyd Pierce, Elma Stedman Marie
Jensen
Il Miss Nessen's second graders are
trimming little Christmas tree.
which they are going to take to Fran
ces Bruins. who has been absent from
their room for some time on account
of whooping cough.
Robert Stearns re-entered the
fourth grade Monday.
Milk for last week:
Monday, Sth, 5 " quarts.
Tuesday, 9TH and 5th grades, Il
quarts.
Wednesday, 1st and 9Th, 5 quarts.
Thursday, End and 3rd, quarts.
Friday. 4th grade, l " quarts.
The fifth grade won the pennant
and the quarter-holiday with 9S per
cent attendance for the fourth month
of school.
The number having perfect attend
ance for the fourth month is as fol-
| lows:
Miss linus LIST grade 8 boys, 10 girls
Miss Straks' LIST, II boys. girls
Miss Nessen's End, 9 boys, girls
Miss Johnston's End, II boys. girls
3rd grade boys, girls
4th grade IA boys, Is girls
5th grade, 10 boys. 10 girls
9Th grade 7 boys, Is girls
7th grade IL boys, 9girls
Sth grade IA boys, Ia girls
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-23
GLENDALE

Jean Lacy visited at the Fl. Kuch-
cnreuther home Sunday evening.
Two new pupils have started to the
Glendale school this week
Fred II unkey ana family OF Del.
lingham spent Sunday at the o. L
Sheets home.
Mrs. H. kuenenreuther spent Sun
day at the frank pIttman home.
Jess PittIlan nai his arm broken
by cranking his Maxwell last week
Glendale School will give g fine
Christmas program Thursday.
/ Frank Pittman was ill last week
Mary Whitman spent Sunday at
the j. Messenger home at Glendale.
Fred Markworth spent Sunday at
the LOOMS home.
Mrs. Holtrop has taken sick again
since her operation.
MI. and Mrs. r. Young of Fern
dale were visitors at the w. c. Dykes
home Sunday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
8urab gegen 2iga nno @ilfpn.
SEEM @apen, Conn.,, 9. Sft.

Seem 9aben, Conn.,, 9. Dit.
Senator gorab bielt in Seem Saben
ei1te Geoe, IN pelder er Brdftoend
8ilions iiingife @rfldrrng iiber Ar=
tifel K Ser, geationenliga energif9 an
griff. Ser Brdftbent batte geiagt, boB
oie Ser. 5tnater miBa9tet unb emit
ebrt fem tpiirben, uenn fie ii@ net
germ tpiirber, elmer Ser 2iga angebo-
ren0en Nation 5u Si1fe 5u fonmen,
nelde bonn 6eirb angegriffen miro.
Senator Borub tpies oarauf bin, oaB
Braiibent 8iIion IN ieiner lebten @r=
fldrung an ous Eublifun1 fagte, Sit
tifel x made oen &ongreB nidt bas
&e6t itreitig, &rieg ooer fei11en &rieg
at erfIdren." Dnrnus u11o nus Dem
Norbergebenbe11 tonne er MIR ben
59IuB 5ieben, DOB Der &ongreB fif
t1ur baburd elmer folhen &riegserfld=
r1tng er1t5ieben f01tnte, menn er oie
gebingnngen BEG Bertrngs miBadtei
nn0 oen 2igapuH ielbif 0oburd IN Sc.
ben reiBf. Gin fo1der 3lifanb iei aber
unertrdglid fir oas un1erifunifde
GoH, 11no oesba1b ourfe es Der Bi1=
ionligu ur1ter einen 1tnrlfdanoen BET
treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Gutidei6uma bleibt beitebeu.

8aibington, 12. 0ft. = 9us 8un-
oesobergeridt bot es beute abgelebnt,
ieine @ntideibung bonn Z. Suni, ourd
sic 0as Brobibitionsa n1enoement our
gunoesperfaiil1ng uno Der gr6Bte
Sell oes 8oIiteab iden Durdfubrungs
@eiebes fir perfaiinngsmdBig erflart
uurben, in @ieOerertudgung at 5ie=
ben. 9ie Eetitionen Inn oei 8ieoer=
|oufnubn1e oes gerfabrens baHen @bri-
lfian Seigenipann bon geeporf, q. S.,
8ral1oe1tt oes Nationalen 8ruuerper=
bonoes, uno George 6. 9en1pfeD bon
goiton, Moii., eingereibt. sic mur-
8oiton, Maii., eingereidt Sic mur-
ben I'M erlten 6aae in Der 9auptIade
ban1it begrii116et, baB Sic ober!te Sn=
ifnn5 oes 2anbes in ibrer @ntidei=
0ung bonn z. sunni bie @riinbe ibrer
|SdIuBfoIgerungen nidt angegeben
butte. Die Bettion Gen1piep's itiis-
te iid anf bie Mnnabme, baB neoer
0urh oen Erobibihions5uias nod
bur6 bus Bolfenogeiek beabii6tigt
tporben mar, Sic @eritequng ooer ben
gertauf bon @eirdnfen 5u berbieten,
oie mir elmer Heinen Gro5entfas M-
fpbpI entbaIten 4t1b oaber nihf aIs
beraufdeno HaFifi5iert ueroen fno-
nef1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
.Grpluiiuu an 8orb.

Seem gorf, 8. Sft. - Gin Selbe=
bdIter an 8orb oes britii9en 9anr,
piers g. Sc. Eope, meI9es atpeds
Gormabme bon Eepuruturen I'M 5be=
nan=E brotherhood in 8rooflDn lag, er=
plooierte, als iid ungefabr 100 Dir
better ON 8oro befanoen. Jeabe5u eI
ne 5tunoe nod Ser @rploiion fon11te
Ole 3abl ser Soten unb BerUunoeten
nidt gennu feltgeite1t nerben, ood
bieB es, BOB s Bis IL tot unb 20 Bis
80 perlest Ieien ambula15en unb
Nrbeiter 6es &oten &reu5es etlten aus
alien Seilen ser Stnbt berbei. Mnihei=
memo mar 20 Mrbetern, Sic int @bifs
raun1 arbeiteten, Der Guf5ug abge-
f6nitten. 5obdlb 2eitern berbeige-
fbufft muren, itiege1 Grei1Diqige ur1o
5euertpebrIeute nit @nsnasfen IN
ben nit Maud gefiiaten 5diffsrmnm
ein. Cine Mn3abI 2eihen nuroen an
5trtfen berausge5ogen; gerlebte
tp1trben i11's Sospitnl geibafft.
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IcStutnen's &efin6eu.

2onbon, II. Oft. = 2oromaior 8.
WfeSminep inn @efdngnis in 8rirton,
fur BEN nm Montag oen so. Sag iei=
mes Sungerltreifs begunn, batte na6
oent ant Woreen BON Ieineu Jreun=
oen ausgegebenen Bulletin eine 5iem=
lib quite geu9t, i9ien aber troboem
ni9t biel erbolt, otelmebr lebr
i91pah, tpenn aub I'M Aagen1einen
feline slenoerung in ieineu1 3ultan0
eingetreten iein ioa. Ser slr5t lagte
na9 leiner1 Worgenbeiuh. Ger &0r=
per iei 10 ausge5ebrtv 0ob iid nidt
iager laiie, lpie lange Ser Fatient nod
leben tonne.
Setter Wec5rpinep, Elm 8ruoer bes
2orOmoDors, ser bon 9eep Oorf ein-
getroffen lit, beiudte 0ieien um Sonn=
tag: 9ie @dliide 2iga in 2o1oon teilt
nit, McSpinep bobe Sen elf @un=
geritreifern in Gorf cine 8oti6aft ge=
fan0t, in Ser er tie aufforbere, nit
ibm linn oas gingreifen @ottes fir
oos lei6en6e ssrlon0" gu beten. Benn
mir 5tp0lf" beiBt es in ser goti9oft
peiter, ~rubn1rei9 ins Grab ii11fen,
miro Ser 9ean1e sssrlan6s in Jlan1men
0urb Sic gan5e 8elt geben un6 fir
ale 3eiten ie0em golfe, Sos I'M iei=
ne 6reibeit fdnpft, 5offnung beoeu=
ten. W0ge oieier @eoa11fe uns beget=
ftern!"
Sic @atti11 oes 9or0mapors unb
feline beibeu sdpeitar1 baben an Sic
bei6en amerifanilderr Braiibenti9nfts
&anoioaten 9enator Saroing ur0
@ouberneur Gor eine Botidaft ge=
fanot, ote iagt, fiinfun05man5ig Mi1=
lionen irtf9e Wdnner nn5 6raner
piiroen gerne bon ben Brdiioer1t bo=
rem, mas 6ieie 5u tim ipiaens fi11o ge-
gen sic grutalitat uno unnrenidlid=
feit Ser frernben @etpolter1, Sic Sr=
lan6 nnter6riifen.
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prehibitieftss0 0ircftcr als
WtisfY>Sh Sh1t,aeelcr.

Sarge, N. g., 10. Oft. 81. g.
22eaoD, ser crit fiir5lid gum Brobibi-
tions=G =Gireftor fl Nortb Dafotn err
nnrnt lpor1en mar, 1T in Sarge un=
ter Ser Mnflage ser uebertretunA Der
8robibitionsgeiebe berboftet moroen
@r tpurbe bonn 8un6es= =Marihan in's
@efdngnis geftedt, oa er oie auf $5,=
600 feltgeieste giirgldaft nidt auf=
bringen fo1r11te. 9ie glnfluge gegen
9ea0p lautet:: rSransport raui9en=
Ser @etrdnfe in uebertretung beg
8u11bes BrobibitionsgeieBes.
9eaops gerboftung folgte Ser Sbeo=
oore Musieros IN siour 6ans, 9. Q.
Ser fiir5lid negen angeblider lteber=
tretung Ser Hrobibitionsgeiebe ieinen
Soften als Erobibitions 9ireftor fir
geortb 9afota nieoergelegt batte.
8bisfeblaoung fuufis5iert.
5iour Salts, g. o, 10. 0ft. =
SbeoSore Wusierb, Elm eben1a1tger
Brobibttions 8eamter in Siour 5aas
uuroe 0erboftet> als er I'M 8eiiB Ell
neg 2aftautos NIT @bisfp gefuu6er1
tpuroe. gr er5dblte Ser Goli5ei> er fei
bon gfobert g. 2eabp 8un0es=Hro=
bibitions0ireftor fir geortb Dafota,
beauftragt tporoen oen 8bisfep an
BEN Eributoeteftip S. 8. Mc@ann ab-
5u1iefern, ser 2eubD BEL n1ebreren &a7
5ins ouf ~Non6idein 8renner" ge=
bolfen batte. 2ea6p mar friiber gun=
oes Erobibitionsbireftor fir Soutb
9afota, eriu6te ie6o6 I'M 8eriebune
nnd @anfas @itp, Mo., fur3 bebor
er nad Sargo gefdiddtt tpurbe. Mus=
iero bntte ieine1 Soften @111e ssuIi
nieoergelegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Die yapaftcr ttt Seree fiir
tSricHc1,.

Gofio, ssapan, II. Oft. Yrdfi-
oent &anefp BON Der bieiigen SSapa-
nii9= Mmrerifanii9en @efeaf9aft bnt,
beionoers I'M Namen Der iapaniiden
.Wlitglieber bes gerban0es, an 6runf
M. ganberlip, ben Erdiibenten Der
ytep yorfer ssSapun 5ocietp, eine &a-
beloepei6e gef6idt, in Der er barauf
bintueilt, baB Gegierung uno Sof in
SSapon oie Sort1dritte Der a11ti=iapa=
niiden BetDegung IN @altfornien nit
ernlter Belorgnis perfolgen. Soate
oieie Belpegung 5u melt getrieben
,1DerOen, Damn miiroe es i6mer faaen,
0ie u0gli9en Solgen Doraus5uiagen.
Hrdiioent &unefo ertpdbnt. ferner
Ste bon oen amerifanil9en Deitglie-
bern Ser @eieaidaft abgeibifte 8ot=
i6aft, in Ser glei6fans 5ur Weabtgung
geruten miro, unb fiigt bin5u:
Sic iopaniiben Witglieber bes
8erba11bes periuben ibren gan5en
r1orali1den @influB I'M SS11tereiie Ser
8eierung ser Gage geltenb 5u ma=
ben. ggir tpieberbolen unieren auf=
ridtigen 8unfd, baB oas 3uianmen-
lpirfen Der beioen @eieui6aften 5ur
5nfrie6eniteuenben 8eilegung al1er
Observation-Disclosures un65dauie
rtgfeiten beitragen n10ge.
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Sic regierungsfein6lide &enleifai
Hartei fat bei9loI1en, oie iiber Die
fuliforniide Gage angenommenengur-
teibei6lmi1e rmegen ibrer id1uer mie=
genOen 8eoeutung" ni9t 5u peroffent=
li6en, aber Ste @11tDidlnng oerielben
5u iibertpa9en nno berielben gen1db
entipredenoe MaBregeln 5l1 ergreifen.
Sem u9eidi Ni9i" 5ufolge lit Die
Eartei ser Mniidt, oaB oie untiiapa=
niide 8emegung in ibrer 8eoeutnng
fur ga115 9lmerifa nur lofal uno Der
fribt" uno es oaber ungeborig lit iib
uuf5uregen ur10 ei1te idarfe 5pra9e
gegen Nn1erifa at fiibren. SSapan ioa=
fe 1td in oeu @lauben, baB oas gu1=
oesobergeridt Ste faliforni16en @ele-
BE fir ungiiltig erflaren miro aui
0en 5dus ieiner 5tuatsangeborigen
beI9rdnfen. Grit me11n li9 oieier
@laube ols triigeriif) er1peiit, tit SSu=
pan bere9tigt 5u an0eren WaBregeln
5u greifen.
Sapqns follde diplomatic fat BE-
1on6ers ourb SEN in Huris gen1ah=
ten 8oridlag Ser &al1engleidbe beiten
5ur 5doffung Ser amerifanii9en 2a=
ge 6eigetragen. @s NOR ut1ausbleib=
1ih, 6aB Sic Ser. Staaten nnb gana=
oa 6en Gorldlag als eine @inleitung
5ur 2oiung Ser @inmon0erungsfrage
benliben tpiir0en.