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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Seven Counties to Participate in
Aid-Fi'tsr Show
10 Be Held on Jan. 24th. Bayfield,
County Farmers Kxpoet
to Compete.

Farmers OF Bayfield, Douglas.
Washburn. Burnett. Ashland /,
kusk aad Price counties, will
exhibit st the Northern Wiscon-
sfn Grain Show to be held At
Ashland, Wis, Jan. 24tb, 1920.
At least $500 in cash besides
machinery and other useful
things will be given IS prizes.
Every farmer In Bayfield, coun-
ty who has good grain should
clean one peck, and send to M
II. Wright, County Agent, Ash.
land. Wis, and have il entered
AL varieties Of peas md besns
Can be exhibited.
Be sure and label sll sacks OF
grain with your return address,
and inclue Bayfield, County, on
this return. Watch next weeks
papers for prize list.
We urge all farmers to- attend
this show and enter some kind
OF grain. Remember, one of our
far rmers from Port Wing won
third place at the Chicago
National g rain show on his oats
this winter. Let's all boost for
Bayfield, County.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Social Committee Planning for Bic
Time for Members
Will IncIade Movie Show, Athletic Events
and Refreshments. For
Members Only

i
There is another big time in
sight for the members of the
|Y. M. C. Association of this
city for the social committee of
the "Y' intends to hold anothor
Mixer on Saturday evening
/ of this week.
Arrangement are being made
to care for the younger members
of the Association, known as the
Juniors, at an afternoon perform
ance and the evening will be
turned over to the adult mem
bers.
The afternoon meeting for the
boys will include very fine pic
ture show, while the evening
entertainment for the adults
will consist Of movies, athletic
events, refreshments and rip
snorting time.
No charge to members will be
made and invitations are being
issued in which a ticket will be
included.
The Social committee say they
have something in store in the
way Of entertainment and urge
upon every member to put in his
appearance at the time scheduled
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
CIarissa Johnson Dead

Word has been received in the
city to the effect that Clarissa
Johnson. daughter of Mrs.
Frank Johnson, had died a.
Brumerton, Wash. on December
21st. Miss Johnson was mem.
Der of the Beaver lodge OF this
city and this information was
received by Secretary William
Goedeke. This is the third
death that occurred in the john
son family since they left for
the west during the middle Ol
the past summer. They cer-
tainly have the sympathy 0l
their many friends in this city
in their sad bereavement.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Aaother Section Of Territory Re-
ports Oil Flow
Appears to Be Mixed With Water in No
Small Quantities. Near
Other Well.

Is there a possibility that OF
may be found IN quantities tt
insure a commercial oil well7
There are people residing in the
district north of Washburn who
believe this is a probability
but at just what deptii no cne is
able to say for she earth form
alton in this part Of Bayfield,
county appears to be covered
with a glacial deposit sufficient
ly thick to cover up the struc-
lures, and therefore it 10 i'm
possible to make any calcula-
tions.
But this does not seem to in
terfere with the rumors which
continually start, to the effect
that oil has been found here and
there.
This fall while engaged in
drilling q well on his farm Mr..
Johnson-Rendin claims to have
found oil in the water sufficient
to cause the water to be unfit
for domestic purposes and he
drilled another well in order to
get q flow of pure water.
J.O. Neame, who also OWNS
farm land aboat three quarters
Of q mile from the Johnson Rem
din farm also reports oil in the
water on his place. In speaking
of this the other day Mr.. Neame
said that when the flint rock
was broken through at a depth
Of about two hundred feet oily
water was discovered and it re-
quired continual pumping for
i've hours to clear the water.
He says even now oil is to be
found upon the water when it is
allowed to stand. but the oil does
not seem to affect the taste Of
the water on the Neame place,
except that it is greasy.
This oil is thought to come
from q long distance through
the earth crevices and to have
become so filtered that only an
oily trace is to be found on the
water.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Commercial Club Plssaing Banquet
and Entertainment
To be Held at the ''Y'' Assem- bly, Room
on Evening Of
Jan. 10Th.


The members of the Bayfield,
comfy Board are going to be
the guests of members OF the
Washburn Commercial Club at a
banquet and evening entertain
ment to be held on the 10Th OF
January at the Y. M. G. A.
Notices to Board members were
forwarded out the first of the
week and return cards indicate
that the. large majority of the
members of the Board will be
here on that evening.
The banquet will be held at
6:SO o'clock and this will be fol-
lowed by an evening entertain
ment including moving pictures,
talks, etc. and period in which
County Board members can get
acquainted with city fellows.
Inasmuch as the Board plans on
holding road meeting mere on
the 10Th and practically every
member of the Beard will be
here at that time, the committee
decided that this would be the
best time to hold the banquet.
Arrangements have also been
made by a local committee for
rooms for the visiting members
while in the city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
To the Reading PabIic

Books Of unusual interest have re-
Gently been added to the Public
Library, among them the following:
Boy Life OF Theodore Roose-
velt'' by Hagedon. Intimate and
personal, with extracts from Roose~
velt's diary. Photographs and an
interesting collection of Roosevelt
cartoons.
Story Of General Pershing' by
Tomlinson.
Beyond Life" by Cabell-C Clever
eronics' and diverting.
Judith" a play in there acts.
Its special interest is in the enter
tanning parallels which Mr.. Bennett
brings out between the ideals and
customs of ancient warning people,
and those of the present time.
Complete poetical works by Keats
THE Grizzly by Miller, while
not written directly for children its
style is so clear, that 1t will afford
them both pleasure and profit; es-
pecially boys.
Fighting the Flying Circus by
Rickenbacken is lively and inter
esting account Of air warfare. He
pays tribute to some of his better
known comrades, among them Quin-
tin Roosevelt and Frank Luke.
Educating by Story telling an
especially good book for teachers.
Boys Life Of Abraham Lincoln
by Nicolay.
Psychology Of the Normal and
lSub-normal'' by Goddard 10 instruct
live to both teacher and specialist,
and is so written that it is useful
even to the general reader.
Practical landscape Gardening
by Cridlands appeals especially te
the suburban home owners with
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Surprised Her

A farewell surprise party was
given at the home OF Mrs. Dun
can Arseneau on Friday evening
in honor of Mrs. Ed. Moon who
expects TO leave soon for Vir-
ginia, Mlnn. where she will join
ner husband. A large mum ber
OF friends were present and .
delightful evening was spent
after which q delicious luncheon
was served. Mrs. Moon was
presented with beautiful per.
colator by the friends present,
Mr.. Moon is in the barber
business at Virginia.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Notice

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Bayfield, County Bank
of Washburn, Wisconsin, will be
held at their banking rooms on Tues
day January l3 b 1920 at Z O'Clock
P. M. for the purpose of choosing q
beard of direc tors for the ensuing
year, ard the transaction OF any
other business that may legally
come before said meeting.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08

moderate sized properties.
"In Flanders Fields" and other
poems by McCrae.
Also the following late fiction.
Burt" Branding Iron"
= Bennett Roll Call"
Blasco Ibauez Shadow of the
Cathedral"
Kaufman Azure Rose"
Keyes "Old Gray Homestead
Onion Land Girls Love Story"
Parrish Strange Case of cayen-
dish
Porter Dawn
Quick Brown Mouse
Raine Man -Four Square
Rinehart Dangerous Days
Roupnel ''Nano'
Streeter Same Old Bill eh,
Mabel?''
Wylis Towards Morning =
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Tax Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
Tax Roll for the City of Washburn
for the year 1919 is now in my hands
for collection, and that taxes charged
therein are subject to payment on or
before January 3lst, 1920, otherwise
they will be collected according to
law.
Dated this a9th day of December.
1919.
S.. HAUGEN,
City Treasurer.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Announcement

You will now find me across from
the Y. M. C. A. ! do odoriess dry
cleaning aud dying also first class
Pressing and Repairing. ! also do
Ladies and Gents Tailoring. ! can
remodel or make from new, any
garment and any style you want.
Yours for service
A. Bentzen.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08

X Segal Of Walker, MINI. has
been visiting In the city the past
few days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Segal was formerly bust
ness man OF this city and has many
old friends here.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Nor. Luth. Church

Services Sunday morning with
English services in the evening.
Vikings meet Wednesday even
ing. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Washbun Wisconsin, Thursdsy January sih.I92o.
Called to Heavenly Home

O8ssS~A ~ A-~o'~~sJ e~~~s"~
Grandma" Spears. as she was
Familiarity known to many of as.
passed away last Thursday morn
at 1920 o'clock at the family
residence on East Fourth street,
after an illness extending over a
period of four weeks brought
about by a general breakdown
contributary to old age. Prior
to her last illness Grandma
Spears was in fairly good health,
although her family and intimate
friends had noticed that her
health had failed greatly during
| the past year, and when she was
finally taken to her bed the end
came quite rapidly. The hus-
band Mr.. ]. T. Spears and
daughters Mrs. T. Ellicson of
this city and Mrs. Agnes Moore
of Stanley and DR.. Spears of
this city were present at the bed
side when the end came.
The funeral services were held
at the Congregational church on
Friday afternoon at four o'clock
the services being in charge of
Rev. G. H. Waters, and the re-
mains were shipped to Green
bush, the old family home, where
interment was held on Saturday
afternoon in the family lot in
the cemetery at that place.
Agnes Buchanan McNair
Spears, was born Of Scotch par
entage on October s. 1841, at
Glasgow. Scotland. When .
child six years Of age she moved
to this country with her parents
settling in New York State.
When eighteen years Of age she
was married to Mr.. j. I. Spears
at Rochester. New York. where
they made their home until 1864
when they moved to Milwaukee.
going to Greenbush, Sheboygon
county, in 1877, where they be-
gan opening up a farm in what
was then new farming country
of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs.
Spears were pioneer settlers Of
that section of the great state of
Wisconsin and for twenty-one
years they continued farm life,
and in 1893 disposed of their
farm property and moved tothis
city where they have since re-
sided.
During their residence in this
city. the family have made a
large number Of warm friends
and they were looked upon as
Washburn's sturdy residents.
Grandma Spears was one Of
those kind, motherly women,
who endeavored to look upon
the bright side Of things in this
| life and who endeavored to re-
main happy and contented de-
spite adverve conditions. She
was a Christian woman and an
ideal mother who will continue
| to live in the lives of the child
rem who mourn her. Her wish
was to have been able to
live until the 23rd of the present
month when she and her hus-
band would have celebrated the
sixtiethanniversary of their mar-
riage, but this was not to be and
she peaceably passed into the
hands of her Maker on the first
day Of the New Year, at the age
of 78 years.
Besides a husband she leaves
two daughters Mrs I. w. Ellic-
son of this city and Mrs. Agnes
Moore of Stanley, and two sons
DR.. T. r. Spears of this city and
Steward Spears of Lima, Mont,
one brother Mathew McNair of
Sheboygsn county, seven great
grandchildren. besides large
number of grandchildren. The
relatives have the sympathy of
the community and their many
friends in their hour of sorrow.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
Swedish Luth. Church
A. Road, Pastor.

Services as follows until furthe
notice.
Washburn Jan. IL. lO:3O a. m.
Bayfield, Jan. II, TAO p. m.
Ashland Jan. Is, 1880 a. m.
Washburn Jan. l8, 1880.
bayfield, Jan. 25 l0:sO .. m.
Ashland Jan. rs, 1850 p no.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08

The w. C. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. John Gibson on Thurs
day afternoon. January 18th.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08

Mrs. Monette's quilt will be
raffled ct st. Louis Catholic
church card party Monday mite.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08

u. S. Naturalization Examiner
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08

To keep the pulse Of busi-
ness beating. This paper is
the best medium.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-10

einpran8cncn 3oblen 5cigten, oaB
lnsgelamt 2635 slusl1noer ieltge=
balten merbcn, nit @etpeiiel1. bie
Nlnoesagcnten fiir binreibeuo bal
ten lire Deportation su rehtfer-
tigeu. Iie 3abl Ser poraenonln1e=
men Gcrbaitlulgcn ruroc auf nabc
an 1900 gcid)itt, obpphl oicie
Sd)atlln9 lid ialt Itiinolib inoert.
stelp Dorf. Soarrp Winitsfp,
Sefretar Scr &ommuniltenCartei
bon Nem Dorf, mllroc aui feline
Itriitlid)e Gcrpilittltng bin ouI
slnpcllilng BON Gbef Slpnn entlai-
len lino bis Sienstag 3eit gegeben,
icine amerifaniide 9iirgeribaft gu
belpeilen
.Gie &omnll,liltenpartei rno oie
tolnnlilniltiid)e @etpegllng rperoels
init rerItdrften slnltreugllngen fortA
oaleril, tros Der nationipeiten HaS-
5ias gegen lniere Mitglieoer," iogte
Mlnitsfp. "Gie &oulmllniitenpar-
tel lit cine seieslid,e Nartei uno
miro Den SAL, iuenn notia, Dor oas
Snpremegeridt bringen, INN ibre
8eietrnaBigfeit ieit5lllteaen.
slltBer oenl Sransportidiii Sill
patrid" oiiriten sic slrmeetrans-
portldiffe slmerica" mo rTreiibent
Grant" benlltt ipcrben, nm einiae
Der in oen nationipeiten Ma,sias ae-
ionnnclten Maoifalen nat Somiet-
NuBlono 81 bringen, ipie hellte il,
Grfabrllng gebraft ipuroc.
9en yorf. = s(ls cine .ioiotiihe
unh 9rolliame Mrt ser @olfsllnter,
orildi,ng be5cihnete ser slmpolt
Charles Hcd)t, an Sen lid biele Ser
Nooifalen ror itrer lleberfiibrl,na
nod Gllls ,Sslano aepenoet batten,
Die iilngltea Observation-Disclosures Ser
"Hoten" Iie mcilten ousliinoiihel
Haolfalen neroen, lpie CT lagt. ons
Sano lobalo als moglih perlalien,
nm Dem 6angnet Ser &egieruno 81
entgeben.
IS aelpinnt Sen Nnideiu", ioai
err -als Oh sic 9sa6itcllllnoen aeoer
oie Mooifalen unb sic Mrbeiterbclpe.
aung oos leaitime 3iel ser gureo,.
fratle gencrOen iino. Stoots- un>
@unocs6fbGrOen ldeinen nit einon
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-10
Ses @aterlanoes Can't.

Bremen. = @ie es einem &rieas.
teidWoigten eraeben fann. 5cigt ser
Sal oes Shloiiers SobeI, ser slpei-
cinhalb Sabre lang i'm ,seIoe mar
uno negen offener 2lngcntuberfl,-
loie NIT 66 5'pei Grittel Nro3cnt
grmerbsunfdbigfeit entlolien lit. 90
tcl. Ser mcgen ieincs 1d)lperen 9ei-
bcns nid;t beiroten fann, fat fir iid)
lelblt ein 3immer uno cine &iifc
genlictet lno bafiir bel Sem germie-
ter, (Nrnolo Cries, Iooentorncritro-
&c 49) bisber monotlih IS Morf Be.
soblt. Serr 8ries foroerte nllnmehr
% Worf Ntiete i'm Monot, rmih-
reno unier 8rieas6eid)Goiatc oter
rur IS Marf besahlen fonnte unb
nollte. 9uf MnlaB ser hieronrd,
'ntitanbenen Differen5en lpuroe ga.
bel i'm Suni sefiinoigt, ser Sic Slim
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-10
s4+fr-fiaF VI y "
$t2,397,ft2
100000
II 100000

olNllng anilahm (beionoers uldl bor-
Inn, lpell Der GerInieter Dem &rieas-
belhaelgtcn georobt bate, linn Die
&rod)cn Sll Scr'dlogen") in ser &or-
nllslebuia, Dab es ihn1 moglid) iei.
cine otoere @ol,nlng su iilloen.
Gos gclana ober nid,t; ser Gcrnlie-
ter ltrengte &nltmllngsflo9c an uno
Subcl muroe bonn 8erid)t perllrteilt,
om |. Nouenber bie @obnun9 su
rnllnlen. Der Hibter troltete oen
llng!iidlld)en Oamit, bob er ibm lag-
e: 2as @obmlnesamt meroe ibm
dion cine @obnl,ng nad)peiien. Gas
@obnlnasomt aber erfl6rte SabeI:
mir oiirIen feline @obmlngen be-
lhlognabmen = Ser Stoat lit oieler=
hoIb perllrteilt. slIs ser 2riegsbe.
lhaoigte am slbe,,o oes 4. gtopcm-
hcrs nod Salie fanl, fano CT ieine
@chnlng nerihloiien uno on ser
Cir ein nit @erihtspollS lSieberlicgeln
uerlebcnes Shreiben. Sic 9fil,.
nlltllg mar crfolgt! Sle WtObcl 0es
l(naliidliden bnt man sur Muftionss
hoilc achrod)t = er ielblt lit leitoem
obbod,los! Sabel mohnt ictt inn So
tel rno mlrb BON ieiner f1ralihcn
ginnahme tdglid 4 Wtorf Wticte sob
Zen.
slngciidlts bieies ifonool0ien @or.
oanes mllB bon Ser @ehoroc aeior-
Bert peroen. ooB niemano. allh nidt
nuf @runo pollitredborer gerihtli-
der llrteile rno if)on ergon1encr
GntIfeiounaen bes Mietciniaunos.
ontes ans elmer @obnung pcrpieien
Vcroen Bari iolanae linn nitbt cine
onecre @ofn1cleacnbeit nadgemielcr
lit. Gs lit cine Shorbc, boB i'm
~frcicn" Tcutidlono ein 3rieasbe-
ldl;io;ater oui 8rluo geriftlid,cr
%erfiialuna mlf sic Strobe 1eiuoricn
murNe.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-10

Ger sll lrettcifern, per anl orullon-
lten llno ioiotiihiten sic Wein,,na
oes Fnbllflsms unteroriiden fal,n.
~8enerolampaIt IaInler trdat lid.
ernltlld NJ; Ser sssee, oob srr,eit
100000 -llneripiinidte" in oeu Ser
,llllgtcn Stooten Ieben. Gs oibt ei.
men 1ebr einIahen lino biaigen @ea.
lItj oleler Selte 81 entleoigen. Sos
Stootsocportement foute nidn Ian.
ler Gen Sellten Sdipieriafeiteu ir
Ben sseg ltelle,, oieies Sano su pcr-
ln'en Vile oieie 2el,te, sic ouf Den
bloBcn Scroadt oes &o6ifalisnus
b'n ncrTolgt uno miBbnnoelt noroen
llno, ncroen nit 6relloen sic &C.
le9e'lhelt benllten, Oieies Sano sn
uerlniicr.
.Siele 2elte famen mad, s(merifo,
neil lie Ser @eriiherllng sloubten,
es lei eil1 Sano ser 6rei6eit. ssett,
oo Ole Sreibeit offi5ien su elmer
Si5enlicrl,ng aenladt lporbeu lit,
limo oieic Sellte iebr gernc bereit,
oas Sono mieoer 81, perloiin. &C.
ncralanlpolt Ealmer nnb 0as Ssi,itis-
Geportemeilt iperoen ME imlton6e
icin, allc vMa0ifalen" su erreid,en.
sScnll mon aber 0enielben sic Sore
oTfnct meroen iie idu,e1 oos 9uno
cCrloIiel
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-10

"A. 51a; 20 65s gelamt,uertes
Der giienbabnen fo4 oie Meaierun{
oen 9abnen als 4etriebs- Ginfom
men sarantieren. Da oie lleber
gabe bereits i'm Wdk5 oiejes SSsabres
erfolaen ioa, Ser atiadlid,e Mer
Der giienbabnanlag@ aber llidt DO,
Dem slblal,f bon or& ooer bier tpei
teren Sabren feit1efteut peroe,
fam, 10 ml.b Ser SBudipert" sc,
Gilenbobnanlaaen ei ser 9ered
nl'ng oes Ginfon,ma ass, oas Sic Me
gierltns oen 9ob3en garantierer
ioa, 5,grl.noe eelegt meroen. Gies
ipieocrum meint, oQB Sic 9abne,1
beltlnmen, iuelben Rert ibre slll-
lagen babcn; oie ftRgierten @ertc,
nut oelen Oie 9ablifn fit 90rlen-
monoper5mede ibre NiIa,15en anfiia-
ten, lollen ,alio bon Der Meaierlme
cbenfaus anerfannts pesoen. Gie
Cummings -9ia 1T HI Der Sat a
cunning bill. .. Meo.)
70. @dbrenb Sic Megierlrna oas
Nettoeinfomnen garontieren ioa,
entbolt Ole Gunlmin48in feline 9e-
Trimming, mclbc bie 9abneu per=
blnoert, ibre 9etriebsfolten leid)t
Icrtig 5lt erboben. (Gie @abne,,
babel allo oen @eg hrei sic Illus
9aben" fiilitlid oernlaBen al itei=
germ. oaB anltelle oes ibnen ldein-
bar belpilisten ssettoeinfo,lmens
bon 512 % beoe,lteno mebr fit
lie abftillt. 3. Neo.)
10. Welfen Erofiti Sic out aelei
teten uno erfolgreiben @ilenbabnel,
tnlnler MAIDEN noaeii, Ser Betuinl,
meld1er 512 bis 6 20 iiberlteiqt,
miro einenl iogen. Sinfing ssl,nb
CStlgltllgsIcbat) slige,pieien,, ipelher
nalnentlid ben ichm1derem Sinien
5ltgltte fomlnen iol
ri. Cine iofortieE GrboGa,ua
Der ssradtidse ,:ass niapeltens
.25 20 Miro ocn tap|ien inter ser
Sumlnins-@iu 5ugebi'liet meroeu.
S1es entlpridt ann6berno ser ipci
feren 3ilipenonng, ipeIbe sic 9at-
lcn lofort nerlangen. Mitglieoer ser
iplld)enltaatliden 9onoelsfommii-
lion 'dlaten oie Grboblng al,f etuo
SO Millionen Collars, mel
der Sctrag bon Sen @ericnoern Ser
Srdhten IN bar be5ablt meroen iou
Snl 9a15en miro ihlicBlid) ser Ser.
bral'd)er %. +. Oas @olf) 4 @iuio-
nen, 315 Dtillionen Collars fiir
oas, mos er iBt, brauht nno tr1at
gu be5ablen baben. 9ics miro not
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-10

yGcm Senat liegt gegeuipdrtie
Die iogen. Gulnnins -Gilenbabnbil
Dor, lmo geluilie slnseid,en ipreher
hafiir, oaB oie Gorlage in Sen ,lG6
item paar Sa9en aneenonlmen iper
Den miro. 9tielnals lit eine ipihti
gcre Sade Dor oem Senat ser Ser.
cinigtcn Staaten geipelen. 9oh Of
gleif offentlid)e Gerborc Dor oen'
&onlitce, pelbes oie &orlagc ans.
orbeltetc, ltatt9efiluoen baben, fon
Den lid, ood, farm eiu sSiinftel ser
Wtitglieoer bes Senats ein, iuenl1
I'M Senat iiber oie @orIasc oebat
ticrt nuroe.
r2ie 3pede ser Gummins -@ill
limo oieie: I. Sofortige &iidgabe ser
Gilenbabnen oil Ole pripaten .Gigen-
timer. 3. Sofortige Se=
5ahlnng beiiem mas sic
u cgiernng ben gabnen
| hnloct lmo geipilligl,ng ei,,er
0rilt BON 10 Sabren sur 9e5oblung
Der Sfnloell iueld)e Sic 8abner
0egcniibcr Scr Hegierlmg fir bon
olcier ai,sgefiibrte Serbeiierlulgen
oes Spitems baben. (Seabte: sic
Nc9ierin9 iou iofort, sic 9ab,l-
lnagnnten periprcf den crit in
10 Sabrcn jlt 5ablen. SSn 5ehn Sab
rem aber bat man Sic S1rlo ebenic
perNe'len mie oie aroben 8alme.
reicn, oenen bic Giieltbabnforporu
tlonen ibrcn 9icibtllm perbanfcll.
,. Geo) Ger 9etrag, melhen sic
9fegIerllna auf oieie @eiIc ocr 0ab-
nen leiben CD iol, fann ilidt genail
bc5eihnct Deroen, biirfte aber unae4
rdbr cine NiIIipn Collars
bctra9en.
). ,Silr Die Ser llebergabe FOL.
Nenoen bier Ytonate iou oie Heaie
rlm9 oen Gilenbahnen Elm Gillfonl,
men gnrantiercn. lpelhes Dem Gurd,:
'bnltt Der orei be ten Sabre
entlprid,t Gas beoeiltet ein Gin
tonllnen lpcld)es Den &ieicnprofiter
pdbreno Der orel aricgsiabrc 1915,
Is lmo IL - oenn oics maren Die
orel beltcn Sabre in Ger 8eid)id)te
oea anleritaniid)en GiienbahnpeIen:
= eltipriCbt. :. Heo.)