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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
TRINITY Bazaar TO
CONTINUE TOMORROW

Weather conditions have been un-
favorable to Trinity and Salem M E.
Church, South, bazaar scheduled the
past few days On account of last
nights storm the bazaar. which was
greatly interfered with. will be con-
tinued one night longer, and will be
held tomorrow, Saturday night.
While the patronage has been good,
despite the inclement weather, there
is on hand a quantity of good things
that must be disposed of tonight and
tomorrow night.
All interested in the welfare of the
church are urged to attend the bazaar
at West Street and Chestnut Hill Ave.
tonight and Saturday night where
there are to be found bargains. The
bazaar is being given by the Ladies'
Aid Society. of Trinity and Salem NJ.
e Church, for the benefit of Lot Fund.
Cake, cream, fancy articles, etc, are
for sale.
Special features are automobile
trips and music.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
Obj BOARD ELECTED
At BAYS|DE TOWNSHIP

AT recent meeting of the Commits
sioners OF Arundel-on-the-Bay. the
first hem after the annual municipal
election, the entire old Board was re-
appointed
The Commissioners unanimously
voted f. c. Graham, Mayor. Charles
A. Mccarthy Secretary and Frank r.
Weller treasurer in the absence Of
Mr.. Mccarthy, who has been visiting
his old home in Canada, Mr.. Weller
has been acting ecretary-treasurer
AT the meeting the following letter
was read from the Eastport Nolun-
teer Fire Company, which had been
addressed TO Mayor Graham during
the absence Of that township head,
who was in California when the let
ter was sent TO his address at Arun-
del-on-the-Bay:
1.-THE Easfport Volunteer Fire Com
pany OF Eastport, Md. takes great
pleasure in giving you and the rest OF
! the inhabitants of Arundel-on-the-
/ Bay a demonstration with their new
pie.e'of fire apparatus.
LAS you no doubt. understand that
the last FIRE at Arundel-on-the-B Bay,
/ the fire companies of Annapolis tried
to. offer you some assistance, but could
not do very much on account of the
difficulty of getting water, which they
could no treach in any way shape or
| form. However. we are well prepared
to give the people at Arundel-on-the-
.Bay quite a surprise and we ask your
most valuable assistance to aid us in
having the people of your little town
be present at this demonstration.
IF the demonstration proves to be
a success to everyone, we would like
very much to have your permission tC
ask the people for contribution to-
ward the payment of this apparatus
which will prove that it will be Z
benefit to the people OF Arundel-on.
the-Bay whenever the occasion arises
that you will need the assistance o.
the PASSPORT Volunteer Fire Company
and their fire fighting apparatus
The COMMISSIONERS voted $50 to the
Eastporl Fire Company, and appointed
a committee to solicit additional in.
dividual contributions.
A letter was also read from Mrs
Mamie Lang, chairman OF the Wo
mans committee of the recent fete
held at City Park by the Water Witch
Hook and Ladder Company, asking
donations for same to assist in de-
creasing the amount of indebtedness
on the company's new truck. Favor.
able action was taken, and it is I'M
derstood this company will also bt
| given a donation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
More Children Work Now
To Help Family Combat HI. c. L.

CHICAGO. Aug. 13-Four thousand
more children are working in Chicago
today than year ago, according to
Clyde A. Brown, acting director OF
the city vocational guidance bureau.
The increase in child labor is said to
be general in the Middle West but
exceptions are noied in Missouri, Kan
sas and North. Dakota.
Necessity OF, the child helping the
family meet the high cost of living.
the pulling power OF higher wages
and scarcity bf adult labor together
with the discovery by employers that
women and children often could take
the place of men were cited by Mr.
Brown among reasons for a similar
increase in child labor in other parts
of the United States.
Minnesota officials report that child
labor is nearly doubled in that State.
The greatest increase, they say, is
among children of the white collar
class whose parents have, been forced
by rising prices to permit their chill
dren to work About 1000 under 16
years of age are now al work in Min
nesota.
Wisconsin statistics on child labor
for the year are not yet tabulated. hui
officials say enough returns are in TO
indicate considerable increase over
previous years. Some boys under 16
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
OF CRABS
A future OUTLOOK

That crabs in these waters are fast
dying out. is the consensus of opin-
ion of the dealers in seafood.
This opinion is not based on guess
work but on actual fact and rock bot
tom, or crab bottom experience.
When crabbers have out some 500 to
700 trotlines of bait, and from this
number can only get from one-third
to one-fourth of barrel of crabs,
something is wrong.
This is the state of things about
here. according to a statement made
yesterday to a Capital. representative
by ]. w. Martin. of the firm of the
C. w. Martin Company.
Mr.. Martin stated that some of his
crabbers recently overhauled from
200 to 300 bait lines and did not find
a SINGLE crabson any OF them.
Crabssare fast dying out. and crab
hing will soon be a lost art, if this
sort of thing keeps up. When asked
to what he attributed the scarcity of
crabs, Mr.. Martin replied that in his
opinion it is due to the fact that there
is no law in Virginia, as there is in
Maryland governing the times and
seasons for catching crabs. In Vir-
ginia they catch crabs all year
round, male as well as female. TAX
ing the female crab ad libitum, pre-
vents propagation. There is no law
tri that state prohibiting taking crabs
of any size. and this. too, is men,
ace to the crab industry. Grabs from
Virginia waters. naturally come into
Maryland waters. and none are now
coming this way,
The possible extinction of the soft
crab which becomes the hard crab
is therefore as inevitable. There has
never been such scarcity of crabs
as this season. and people who here
tofore paid 80 and S5 cts. dozen for
soft crabs have been paying 81 and
$3.50. and could not get them at that
extravagant price,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

One of the greatest of James Oil
yer Curwood's famous stories of the
Canadian Northwest will be shown at
the Republic Theatre tonight. 1t is
different from anything previously
produced and a picture OF real merit
1t is entitled 1.-THE Courage Of Marge
O'Doone, and is presented by a cast
of all-star players, headed by Pauline
Starke and Niles WEIGH. Animals
play an important part in this produc-
ton. BARGE. an outlaw dog, wild and
ferocious, and Tara, grizzly bear, are
important characters. The atmos-
phere of the country north of SO is
faithfully reproduced in this produc-
ton. which was directed By David
Smith. The scenic backgrounds are
of a. kind that makes the production
a trayelogue as well as one of the
most intensely dramatic human inter-
est stories ever screened. 1t is also
an educational film, giving many in
teresting and unusual animal scenes.
A bear fight. the mortal combat be-
tween two men, thrilling escapes and
a genuine love interest are some of
the high lights on the production.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13

years have been reported receiving
500 a month.
T. c. Jennings, Texas state labor
commissioner, reports an increase OF
about ten per cent in Texas child la
Dor over last year. Postponement of
compulsory school attendance he says
has been a factor.
State Labor Commissioner Claude
E. Connally, OF Oklahoma, says more
violations of child labor laws have
been brought to the attention of his
Office this year than previously, from
which he deduces an increase in ju-
venile workers. Connally said the in
to the fact that there was 80 per cent
more jobs in the sttae than workers.
A. L. Urick, Iowa labor commission
err, recently reported that approx
mately 1000 more permits had been
issued in the past year TO children be-
tween the ages of IA and 16 than in
the year previous.
Kansas and North Dakota report
child labor in those states as almost
negligible. st. Louis reports de-
crease. Children now employed in
that city are stated to number $500,
which is $50 less than were at work
there a year ago. The state factory
inspectors Office says the decrease is
general all over tho state The Fed
eral tax on child labor is given as the
cause of the decrease.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
SUGAR EXPECTED
no DROP A PEG

Sugar prices are expected to come
down a peg in the near future by
reason of the receipts of the foreign
product. Most dealers are still ex-
acting from % to 25 cents per pound.
Here and theresit is offered at 20 cents
in limited Quantities. A margin of
two cents profit Is allowed by the fair
price commissioner and a buyer may
demand to see the invoice to determ-
inc the cost.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
EASTPORT A. C. NINE
TO MEET MARINES

The ball tossers of the Eastport
Athletic Club are booked to meet the
nine composed of Marines attached to
duty at the Naval Academy tomorrow
The game will be played on the dia-
mond of the Eastporters and hostile
ties are scheduled to get under way at
go O'Clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-13
The Strong Withstand the Heat O.
Summer Better Than the Weak

: Old people who are feeble and
younger people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to go
through the depressing heat of sum-
mer by taking GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC. 1t Strengthens and
builds up the system by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood You can soon
feel its Strengthening. Inyigofating
Eject. 6Oc.-lAdT)
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4us ben 0eridten.

4nna 0llper bat ourd1 ihre 4n=
matte I'M areisgeridlt gegen Die ISIS
eotiin Rallpan Eight nno Iomer Sc.
cine 5hooeneriaBauge eiurejdlen lai
len. Sie pcrluuqt $1,000 fiir Ger
leBunaen, Die lie angeblih erhaIten
haben mill ON II. Jebruar 1920, ais
Tie in elmer Gar ioB oie nit elmer an
oeren 3uiammenitieb, Die auf o%ernlel-
ben @eleiie an Der n0r0Iiheu 3. Stra.
Re ans ser eutqegenaeicbtcn RId}tnng
anfQn. 5ie gibt an DAB iie naf DEM
,3uinmmcnitoB uad} cineu SpitaI ge-
6roft mur0e. un0 ooB lie nod im-
mer al oel %5Solgen Der erbaltenen
0~crleBunqen 3u Iei0en bat.
Tfrau 1id)0la3 Wnrfu5 bat aegen
ibren @atten cine 5dei0ungsflo9e
cinqcreidrt. Gr iou tie gralIiam UNI
unmcnid)lid) behon0elt habell, mie IN
Der alaaeifrift behoigptet miro, Gus
Goor fuuroe QHn %. Mai 1915 per-
heirathet. Gie Trau perlangt altBer
Der 5deiouug 9(limeute un0 Sic d.
INT iiber oic pier fleinen &inoer oe5
(Shp01rp5
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&otomobil=unidQ

i3rpei ihlimme 4uto llnfaue or
eigneten iih am Yiittmod) Ylor8eu,
bel oenen qGidli6ermeiie 6te 2enfer
Der Ia6r3ellge nod NIT Dem SabeH
oduonfameu
Ser erftc llniall p~aiirte 1ad)ts
nm / llhr. Ben @o9au non Ga
1FarQe. Mis., Der Inn bic obige 3eit
an Der 0}oin 5traBe ourdl ben HiDer.
iidc 4orf Iuhr un0 ieitpdrt3 nadl
Ireun0en uitaj6alte, Die i'm bier ers
uartcn moQten. bcnlerftc nid)t BAR er
nit eincu 2luto 0ireft auf 0o5 NQi-
fer 3uilthr. Grit al5 iein osSoro" Die
96idlunq hiuabillhr benerfte er 81,
i6n1 0ro0en0e @ciobr mo fonnte nod
i'm letter. @ltgenblif abiprinacn. Gaa
Auto icoodl, 0a3 GIT brenticu. Inn nld]t
nlebr m0glih qemeien mar, pItmpit,
ms 8alier. 0ci Dem HettunQ3-
iprunge crhiclt Slogan einige Ieitte
8erlebuugcn. GEM 2tuto mlrroe boto
nadher mn6eih0oi9t ans Dem @c'itr
ge3o9en.
Ger 3peite ltniou ooiiirte ma :
lthr on Ser Wain StroBe. 3niidlen s,
un0 8. StraBe, ais ein Abl~ieIeranaSs
Irud ser s. s. 2nmb 6ruit 60, aus
ciner GeitengoiIe fommen0, pon e..
ner Io09c Gar, geleitet non Gerrooo
Qepis. 1921 Main StrdBc. iiber Zen
Saiien geporfen mtroe. Der 2enfer
0es I6lieierunQ5 Gruf5, 7. Golln,
mur0e ats Dem Sit gemorIen uao
erlitt bel 0crn fSal Ieidltere &erlvtlrn,
Qen, Die linn im 90 GroIie Spitol
nerbun6en ntr0en. SeiE Srud
fpuroe Dos 3ugeridltet. Ga$ cine }9in-
terra0 0e5ielben muroe ST. 6eucr6o'5
3e%rfleinert, oerSib obgeriiien un0 Die
~Fen0er$ uno oa5 8eitea mittoep Ter
boqen rno o1locrpeitig beih6o'st =,
Qepis' Gar perlor bel Dem 3uIom-
menItoB ictnen Nooiotor; Ole 6en>erS
un0 oa$ Stut9la3 muroen 5erbro-
d)en uno Die 0onje Gar belhaoigt.
Qenis behoilptcte oui Dem 0ol;3;s
amt, oob CT inter 20 Wfeilen Sic
Stlnoe fubr,
Gin fleinerer ltnfoQ fam Qien8tog
0udmittog oil Der Ninin Strabe 3pi-
Ihcn Scr I. mo ,, StroBe Dor, Gin
Nuto. meld)eS aus ser Gorfing . 3one
riif4p0rt5 qelentt muroe, iticB nit
elmer anoereu uorbeiiobrenoen Gar
niommcn. tpo6ei lebtare Elm hintere@
Mao uerlor.
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Ter rote Sd,Iafrpf.

SIN nel2iteu 9rit Der .Nclcl.
SToub.lbnr1 DIE i'll Grcsaan BON
9u9o 3t50Cr herou9geJcben miro.
er31bJt Sans 9Icimom einige5 pom
&eiQ3'9er (beaterpubIifum:
Sn @iI01an3 o@icbe" tr1tQ Sic
2arltcteriu Der Ncra cine rote Ma
;Iaee. 2(ber Hur Gin paorutaI Gam
proile,tc e5 Geitmerocn uno iogar
oo@ @u8c Der Nollc:ci miidte iidY
biueIu.
Gle 4latiree mur0e ourd} Elm sid
tiae2 @emano erieet.
5u3oii&ca bradl Ole &coolution
aus.
&aioI8eoeiien iprodl ser Gireftot
SIR 4ctQ: gRu gamble ocia' rooH'p
@N!oiroaQ mioo'r a%l3ichn.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
SOul SoOe abberuien.

Sane. I'm 9lltCr pon 43 %ahrcll
5tnrb an 9tenatag NiQion1 ~. Sane
in ieinen Ecjm, 1888 Mooo 5troBc.
0os @cgrobniB nor Qeitern Worgen
nuf benz fotboIiifen %fSrie0boie.
Sohuipn. I'm Gicn5tau Abeno
1tarb in lhrem Ncju1. 906 1Scrrn
GtrnBe, 17rau Caroline 2~Sotnion. Sen
@s1tten ENC 1od}ter uno 5rfi 5otuc
hiliterIoi'eno. Ser Io0 criolate ins
foIac BON Nltersidnddc
'0iloreth. INn Soloatenlciut AT
&aitpnco ltorb nat1 fltrser arouf-
belt Clifton @iloreth. Sein 0rll0cr
Ghrles =. Nllorcth, 800 Moro -.
Strobe. mo oeiien 5od)tcr. Sri.
8raee 0il0rerb. mobtten Dem BE
ardbniiie bel, 0a5 auf Dem oortider
Sol0aten friehofe itottiono.
8cneI. NlarlIt Carl aeael, 32t
Sole Strobe. itotb am Wittluud)
sfad'mittag rad, fur3cr Granfheit in
cinem hie'iQen 5pitaI. Scr &erItor
reNe rp1lrQe am - NuQuit 1872 in
Geptihlono gcborcL mohnta obrr
Gen 1roften IhciI ieine3 2e6cn3 in
oiciem 2on0e. 0dhrcno ser lettcn
! SATIRE arbeitetc or III Ser QcrImut
Ter : a%nopiiabrif. Gr miro uon Der
2Slttme uno eincm Sohn5 uIer5dape
'tor1 mlo eiucmNraocr b|ctrouert. Sic
@eitattunq crIoIat ou Som2tna oui
Der Gof @rope 5rieohofe.
Gobbrat, Nodl ldnQerer aranf
hcit itarb om Vtittpod int 9(Iter BON
56 &obreu Trlcorih GobbraB. Gr.
bcpohnte % Sabre cine 1Form ali
Wrrnfmon HioQc unO pcrbradlte 0ie
letter II Satire IN Ga Groiie. Gr
hlntcrIdBt oie g2ittrpc, cinen Sohn
arno linn Eodltcr. BON 0encn orci in
"a Groile mohueu; aufer0em ilber
Icben i'm guei Sdupeitern iSrau MI.
bert 9loTf lut0 6rou Ncrmann
SdlIlb IN "a Groiie, ms Elm @rlt,
Der, 8iIliom. Ser il ,ESainoi5 mohnt.
Go@ 0earabniB iinoct Sonntos Nnd-
mittag bonn Mohnbnuic, 939 Re0.
ticl0 StrnBe. 1uo pon Der Neutid,lu.
tberiidNn Sirdle ans lu1tcr Nntt&luoI
tiiag BON Goitpr @ontm oui Dem Cnt
@rope Srieohofe itatt.
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@HS Der gntem altcn Set.

Ftifng Woren Ole @ieiel6erQer
Don lebet oo3 rutB man ibucu
lollen, Der olerpfIffiglte abet mar
ood) lDr 9tadJtDddter, Der alte &eit-
Jrlu - 0aa ite3t feit.
Glnc2 Nben05 erluiidt er eineu
5efaDrliden GHbred)er. We'll Der
8emcia0eteller oocr gera0e ais Gro.
apteltelcr boil Betpeien bis gum
tIaTolo blnallr, mar gutter dat teuer.
Fod9otntIlb froGt ct lid) Den aopf;
oeil Sterl nod) III Der 9tadJt ied)s
@iu1oen Deit ourd) oell finiteren
$Solo sur Arcl5ita0t trelben. .octrollt
Il lldl tldlt, 5ltnl Giuiperren mar I'M
ja1l}eH Grt fem iid)crer 4lob, un0
!Uleoer altsIaileu fonn er i'm bod,
Iltd) nidjt.
"a 5udt pI0gIjd Elm Strobl ser
G~rlent)tltnJ iiber leln peiraerotcteS
@eltd]t Hl0 nit elnenl erleiftern.
oen 40 muB : gem" podt er BEN
Nerl belm @enid uuS iiiDrt i'm -
ms @enleinoemirt@bolt5.
9olo itebt eine 2}aB POM oIten
}lplld]cn Dem beioeu, mo ser padere
0rtapodter id)enft ileiBig Elm. Cine
4foB loI8t Der anoeren; ser eIeaoe
Snntp pertro0t 'iuos, ober ser 8cin-
cru pertro0t bod nod mebr. uao 10
fout Der Ginbred)er en0lid] total be-
jcdlt inter oeI. Gid.
3ett manft oo@ topiere Cider
)%eit@or0on hofbefrieoigt nod) Suus
uno le9t lit nieoer, Am nGtlten
Gag ober belt er lid III nuer 5riibc
lelllen nod 1alj iAlpulrleliQcn
&erbreter nnterm Gid bero,ts,
ldllleBt i'm ~orhentlidh uno trcibt i'm
onf@ 2~ouoQeridt.
ia, pertro9en fon1cn mus man
holt mos ais gehGrbe,
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Sin flciucs MifucritGGouis.

Gem .H,tudrfct" aus Bl5marf
Ill Der N!tntarf miro er3ibIt. Cine
Game moutt ibrcn 16iQhrlaen Sohn
IN StcluuQ acbcu uno bat aite ga.
mile. 0eH juileu Ntar" bei iif mob,
ucu SIT la''en. Ijeic. Der Ser gu.
mod1s auideiueuo meni9 nngenebm
mar. ertIQrte. n@ir miirNen Sbren
Sobn in rcdt germ bel ms olineb.
meL lcj0er liio MIR oter 10 furd1t.
bor beid1rlntt,4 moroni Sic Game
lrui0erte: q, ooS mod)t ridlts,
meiu SohR lit and feiuer ION SEN
SUIoueitrn
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Gpuntpgeridt.

NINA Cooper. eln biltid)t3 naer
uer0orbene@ Mt0oheIL puroe nad Ell
llcm Gerhor Dor Hidter @rinolep I'M
ter Der 9ttflaqe Den 0ernllbllng Dem
arei@geri6t iibermicIen. Gntnta lit
cine pom pier Eerionen, meld)e nit
Miliom Molf Don Sporta, Der bier
Der FAM Inn lid 3u onli!1lren, elllen
~.SSoprIoe" unternahmen, mobei er
I'M 5000 beraltbt mur0e, mie CT oll-
CAB. 9oul5 2lbrai1Qm ni10 Warp
Arnitrong, 5pei nn0ere 5heilnetmer
Der @eieuid)aft, un0 Die lid Den 8oub
nit NINA tbeilten, iteben nur inter
ser AnfIage g~eltoblenes Out alge.
uonmleu 3u boben. Goli5iIt @eno-
ling beidmor 0aB Ynno Cooper Inn
geltanoen babe boB Tie i'm 8ar3en
SIP 9eitibitt babe. $4,000 babe lie
Ielber bebalten, Nbrubam, Snbn zines
biciigen Embellishments, babe tie
$4,000 ulo Wtarp Irmitrong $12
gegcben. Gieie3 8clo D1lroe 5uriid'
eritattet. "a @oli a6er bebalptet,
0aB ibm iiber 5000 geruubt muroe,
10 lit Ser Gerbleib oe5 ReiteS elm
Gdthiel. Anno Cooper befillOet iid)
i'm @efdngniB, mQhreno ibre beioeu
aolneruoen lid ulter fltinen 9iirg-
ldlaften nfli freien 6iiBen beiinOen.
Gin pierter I%heilnehmer al Der Nus
iohrt id)eint iplrlos peridppunGen SIT
ipi,1
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Notice of sale Of Real Estate by
Administratrix.
STATE OF

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court La Crosse County tsS
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the sale of Real Estate Of
William j. Schnick, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order Of license made in said
matter on the 3rd day of August. A. d. 1920, the
undersigned Anna Schnick, administrative of the
estate of William j. schnick, deceased, will on
tuesday,, the 3lst day of August, A. d. 1920, at
1000 A. M, at the East Front Door of the Court
House. in the City of La Crosse in La Crosse
County, offer for sale at public auction, the follow
ing described land situated in the City of La
Crosse in said County of La { rosse, Wisconsin,
To-wit: Lot Number Six t6l of Block Number
-Four az of Spier and ,anterbury's Addition to
City of La Crosse according to the Recorded Plat
thereof.
The terms of the sale will be cash upon the
delivery of coed and sufficient deeds of title.
Dated August 3rd, A. d. 1920.
ANNA SCHNICK,
Administrator of the Estate of
William J. Schnick, deceased.
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Gpliseigerif)t.

Mitt1pof AlbenO I'm II lthr COLI
0irten an Ser Clinton Strabe 3mei
2llto3, nobel AIeranoer &riiger. Der
in ser pom Soc Heith ~gelenften Gar
lab. mehrere leifte &erlebungcn er-
biclt, m0brelro Ser 2enfer Der onoe-
rel, Gar. Oscar Sfroocr. ohne Sda.
0en Damon fum. 2ebterer murbe ie-
0of qeltern Morgen Ridlter Stunt
nuter Der Nnflage uoraefiihrt. III be.
nebeItan 3nitouoe cine Gar geletlft SIT
haben. Die &er6ml0lltng oes Sales
mltroa bis gum 26. augult pcrid)oben.
Oscar lit ser Sohn BON Senrn Sdro-
Ser, Dem geliber oes gl9lt @ottt.
Gr mltrGc idon iriiber megen oSpee0-
ina" nerhaftet.
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StaatsaeieB bod giiltig.

Gie 8iScouiin Giienbabncourmii
iion gob oas @tttahten al, OaB nod)
Dem @i$coniin @eiebe Die 5obrrote
pom 2 Gents per Meile nid1t alif SO
per0teile erh0ht meroen fonn, sic pom
ben @obngeieuid1oiten perlangt miro.
Tic 0obnen habeu sic 4biif)t funoge-
qeben, Ole Nngelegelbeit in Sic Sc
rid1te 8u brinqen inter Der 8egriin-
Dung, ooB Ole BON Ser 3piihenitnot.
lidlen &erfeF ommiiiion gelpGhrtC
Ratenerhoh,Mq fir Ben Stoat @is-
coniin 8eltunq babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
8ergaigungs=8 egweiier.

etipu. = Seben Ra6mittag unb abeno
0anoeI6iloer.
gaInp. - Barbelbiloer bon II ubr Gor>
mittaas bis II lbE abeu65; Sonn>
toos uon 9 llbr glahmitta85 bis II
llhr Abcnos.
gRaieitic. Seoen Nadmitta8 uno
Qbeu0 Bauoei6iIoer-
eo GrDfie gbcnter. - Gn BEN 8odens
toqen 9ahmittaqs uno abero5 Bdns
belbiloer; 5onntags 8auoebilIe : Dor
IteIungen.
g9ialto (fril6er 9onie). - Seoen Iben6
Banoe(biloer; uur Sonnta8s 9tatinee.
etranb. - Seoen 4beu6 8anoeIblloer;
Samstogs unO Sounta95 glatinee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
anrSe StaOtnenigteitsn.

Die Nilltam Q0riliuQer Q2u
tlQl Decentralization mjroSnHstog
Nbeno. Sen }. AuquIt oaf DEM gro
beu- Sampler nGupitoI~ cincn N}ou0
ide.n Hltathta ueranItalten, gu eent
0a@ a~lIen1ciuc GltbIifun ebcnTolI2
m|jtltouuucn lit.
Gle Nuincn Der nn leBten Seb-
rnnr 0urdl Fellcr 5eritorteu cnQllld}-
iutbcriidclt Stride an Ser gdc Der
II. ul0 1Serrp StruBe rperocn icbt
fortQcr0umnt Gle @cmciuoc mill Elm
9od aui 0.e@runomauern baucn laI-
len ltn0 ibrc Nn>ad1ta &crinnnluns
gen porlduiiQ I'M groQeidloB obbol-
ten, bis lie imital0e lit cine neltc Sir
Gle ST errid)ten.
- Ser fiir3ltd) ~ucrltorbcu Gom-
miiiiou5hdn0tcr Clarence u. %,nnlcu
hat ein &crnt0gen oou $4,000 bin
terIaiicn, oaa uah Dem iett I'M nod
iniicuid)oit@9erldlt Ginger ,dltcn Sc=
Itulneltt icilltr Satin Hddllt.
}uQn3ig fungc ga Groiicr Sc
id1dft@leutc hobc1 cine SpnrQeietl-
id1aIt ulter Dem Namcn@citern Sau-
juQ9 allo ,<lpeimteut Allocjotlon &c
qrjubNet. Sic ,<nforporntorcn Ser
ielbcn iino II. 3. Gnnie. u. ". 2e;b-
riuQ, Nan @eclcr. z. &. Barrier, I'll
pert Tittnan, N. .. 5tornont u1o
f3reo Shcppfc. IS lit Die oritte Ger.
ortiQe 0cieaid1uft, Bic III "a Grolle
Ir0hrclt1 ser lettcu Sabre gegriln0ct
mnroe.
[Sn Sos Nona po1t 0orl 0iiieI.
bod, If. Wuo Iuruom 5tro3e. per
iudte Gin ltubefamlter ON Mittlpoh
2IbeIl0 ei1t}ubrcdpn. muroe ober pptl
einem 9}od7bar pcridtud)t. Mr. @ti
iclbodl mar sur 3ejt uidit 5lthouie.
9os }ltrn Neiten pom Norrn
&otmon 1eitcru Hbtuo I'M Au0ito
riuu Der 9}ormaIidrIIa POM "a Groiic
Y2tijt Glltb ueronitaitcte Concert
mnroe por ciUeu nolreju %ou%Qrrfau
tent No1ie oulleiit9rt Ser MSor
mouuo SouQerfor 0r. e3lcn Nolif
un0 Nrl. Staud (yonc aobcl COS
ol12 olt>Qtp0bIteu N}uiititilfen bette.
hcroe Tr01ramm mo eruteten oamit
Qro6en @cjfaIl.
- G0rI Nrilcr. Gin G5eihdit$rei
ieUNcr Der lett ejucm Sabre U1 ci.
llom bjtliacu @eid1Nlt nuaeIteut mar.
Mittrodl ouf N"erInn1en Ser
Ct. QuuIcr @eh0r0cu bier ptrhaitet
r1o non cinert q. Banter Goli3ct
beomttt abpcholt. Gr iol ieint iSrau
nit 0rel &in0eru Dor orei %ahrtn I'M
Stihe dcIalitn hnbtu.
Gin idnperer Nblitieunoatrud
Ser 0uuo Nrallcrtt colj0irte am
9}atWIttdg al Der sin
StruBc NIT einenl Observation-Disclosures
leH. Die Noroerrd0er SEES Iuud>
uuroen uo~llitInNjg 0"entolirt Ser
Observation-Disclosures obtr ,t;r Ia,dt
beidMoiat
Itt fanQt Observation-Disclosures
pur0ra 0cit2ru M}orQcu por Holi;ej
Gtc' &&ebi'er 1eiiIhrt uto nui3tert
'uac aeb0rjae StratprtotQt ouboreu
Gor0ui murNen tie nit ser @arruma.
sntIa'l1u 0oG IN, MleNtrhoIuuQ&'oue
,u1c o1ocrt Stru't iie e,1partt. 2ie
9}idt@ulbt i'm Sitter non 6
big - &atreU ranalrcuo batten aus
inner ouf elntm Selteu1eietit itchen.
Dem Gar DIE iitr &t,rHa sSruhthdi5
'e'tuHmt mar. 10 pjtIe @aiitrmelenln
leitohIcn pic lie uur ihltppcn fonn .
EN- mdrtu 1'er uitt ihldu 1tl}.ll TO-
e Swireu NI perNcfen.