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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
RED CROSS ASSISTS
VETERANS

The American Red Cross is carrying
on a wide program of service for the
disabled World Wal veterans receiving
treatment in United States Public
Health hospitals, and those being train
ed through agencies of the Federal
Toard for Vocational Education.
In each of the Public Health Service
hospitals Red Cross workers evote
their time to the general welfare OF
the service men from the day they
enter the receiving ward until they
are discharged. After the soldiers dis
charge the Red Cross continues its
friendly service through the Home
Service Section in his w community.
The Red Cross maintains a GONZALES
cent house at all of the hospitals,
where patients car dmuse themselves
after they are we'll enough to be up
and around. Parties and picture shows
in the wards are also furnished, with
occasional excursions when GONZALES
cence ONES
Great service has been rendered by
the Red Cross in mental cases in idcn-
tifying those who have appeared in
state hospitals for the insane, and help
Ing them secure compensation due from
the bureau of War Fisk Insurance.
In the Federal Boards various dis
trict offices the Red Cross worker, act
ing with the Home Service Section,
makes necessary loans to the men, ar
ranges suitable living conditions, helps
collect evidence and supply facts to the
Board, assists in appealing cases. and
settles various personal difficulties for
the men. The workers also follow up
and aid all men who discontinue train
ing.
The Red Cross agents find men "lost'
to the Board, help clear III delayed
cases and aid the college counselors in
their friendly work with the men
Many Red Cross chapters have set uI
recreation facilities. and in some in
stances living clubs, SO these victims
of war may have attractive surround
ings and the fun which must go with
effective school work.
To the American Red Cross institute
for the Blind nea Baltimore, Md.
more than half of all the Americana
blinded in the World Wal have com
for training. The Institute, through
the Red Cross, long ago conducted al
exhaustive industrial survey to deter
mine the vocations for which blint
men could be fitted. As a result 1t 1
putting forth we'll trained men equip
ped to meet the social, civic and eco
pcmic requirements of their RESPECTIVE
communities.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27

No woman is so color blind that
she can't notice a rival turning green
with envy.-Cartoons Magazine.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27

A juicy fistic plum has fallen
into the path of Battling Levin
sky. American light-heavyweight.
He gets the first crack at Georges
Carpenter. European champion,
who Is now touring the United
States. Carpenter, the French.
man, is aiming at Jack Dempsey's
crown-and the Levinsky bout in
New Jersey is to be his first Amer
team tryour. LevinsKy is a dan
gerouS battler.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
WHAT is ~TOWNLEYISM?"

The line between "Townleyism"
and the Farmers program" has never
been closely enough drawn in North
Dakota.
The Townley newspapers are very
much opposed to permitting this line
to be drawn. They much prefer to
permit Mr.. Townley and his political
gang to shield themselves behind the
farmers, so that when the independ-
ent voters of the state begin heaving
brickbats the gangsters can shove the
farmers out in front as a shield and
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
The Bait

While other maidens boated, bathed,
And flirted all the day,
On the hotel piazza she
Sewed busily away.
"Here is the wife for me at last.
Industrious" I said,
"And so domestic in her tastes"
And shortly we were wed.
Alas! My shirts are ~buttonless,
My socks are full of holes,
She gallivants both night and day
With kindred female souls.
"Why have you changed, my DEAR"
l cried
"And in so brief a span?"
"That sewing stunt was merely bait,"
Said she, "to catch a man."
Nina Irving in Cartoon Magazine
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
Calling the Children

Call the children with a police
w~histle-one blast for John, two
blasts for June. 1t has a peculiar
note that attracts immediate atten-
ton, and it can be heard all over the
neighborhood. The novelty pleases
the children. They never fail to hear
it and come running, without the pre-
liminary Of an exasperating hunt.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27

shout: "see how they are attacking
the farmer"
Without discussing the merits of
the farmers program at this time, it is
pertinent to distinguish between what
is the farmers program" and what
is "Townleyism." There are some
things in the farmers program which
the Forum heartily favors. There is
nothing in Townleyism with which
The Forum will ever compromise.
Let us list some items of Townley-
ism as distinguished from the farm
ers' program.
1t was Townleyism when the state
legislature was ordered by the caucus
bosses to take from Miss Nelson all
her official powers after the voters had
clearly shown that they wanted her to
be at the head of the school system of
North Dakota.
1t was Townleyism when a state
bank examiner warned a shaky bank
that it was about to be examined and
suggested that all questionable paper
be "shot to other league banks"
1t was Townleyism when an order
was issued preventing the state audi
tor from examining the books of the
state bank, the industrial commission,
the workmen's compensation board and
the home builders association.
t. voc Touyp1~cr u,ho~ Co1yo,oor
Frazier issued his order of two years
ago protecting the l. w; w. whether
he issued one two weeks ago or not.
1t was Townleyism when Governor
Frazier interceded for a pardon for
Kate Richards O'Hare.
1t was Townleyism when the Town
ley newspapers grabbed hundreds of
thousands of dollars through the
newspaper law. ,
1t was Townleyism when no effort
was made to establish the smelling
committee and the office of state
sheriff, and when the legislature re-
fused to pass the red flag law.
1t was Townleyism when vicious at
tacks were made on the American Le-
gion, and an attempt made to connect
this organization with mob violence.
1t was Townleyism when Socialists
were placed in control Of the schools
and the circulating libraries, and free
love books were introduced.
1t was Townleyism when Townley
himself was convicted of ~disloyalty
during the war time, and when the
judge and jury were viciously at
tackled for doing their duty.
1t was Townleyism when Townley
Governor Frazier and Attorney Lem
Ike urged a boycott on all who refused
to support them at the polls.
1t was Townleyism when an at
tempt was made to repel the Austria
liam ballot.
These and a hundred acts of tn
same stripe are Townleyism, and par
of the farmers program. Instead o
advancing the cause of the farmer
they are killing it much moreeffective
ly than the open opponents of tn
program. All the graft and spite law
and the dirty political tricks of tn
Townley gang merely serve to stiffel
the opposition to the real farmers
program and make it utterly impos
sible to effect a sane compromise be
teween the independent voters an
the fair minded members Of the Non
partisan league.
The worst "enemies of the farm
ers" in North Dakota today, are tn
men who are deliberately exploitin;
the farmers movement and seeking t
capitalize for their own personal ends
the farmers program."-Fargo For
UNI.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
Rolled Oats Pudding
An Old Fault Finder

An irritable and fault finding dispos-
itoin is often caused by indigestion.
A man with good digestion and bowels
that act regularly is usually good ma
tured. When troubled with Indigestion
or constipation take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They strengthen the stom-
ach and enable it to perform it's func-
tions naturally. They also cause a
gentle movement Of the bowels.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
Aid for Spanish Red Cross,

The Iberian chapter of the American
Red Cross, composed of Americans
resident in Spain, has just contributed
$3.50 to a fund being raised by the
Spanish Red Cross and the League of
Red Cross Societies for the purpose of
fighting malaria.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
Her MOdesty

The self-made man proclaims the fact
Repeats it ev'ry day.
The self-made woman tries to act
AS if she grew that way.
Cartoon Magazine.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27
RECIPES
Lettuce Stew

Two heads of green lettuce, n
onion, one tablespoon of butter, one
tablespoon of chopped parsley, salt,
pepper.
Wash the leaves and place in a sauce
pan with the sliced onion, butter and
other ingredients. Add just enough
water to over and simmer for an
hour, or until all the water has been
absorbed. Place in a hot dish, sprinkle
with melted butter and serve at once.
Pork and Vegetables
One pound pork, butt; four large
carrots, four large p~arsnips, one
small red cabbage, seasoning. Cook
pork in piece n and one-half hours.
Cook vegetables in same kettle until
soft. Remove from kettle and finish
cooking the meat. Cut up pork into
thin slices. Arrange side by side down
the middle of a large platter. Around
the meat + the cabbage quartered
and vegetables cut into lengths. Serve
with high grade meat relish.
String Bean Salad
Open canned string beans, one
small chopped onion and moisten
with mayonnaise dressing. Place on
plate of shredded lettuce.
Mock Lemon Pie
To n cup sugar add one heaping
tablespoon flour, the beaten yolks of
two eggs, n teaspoon lemon extract,
three-fourths cup stewed rhubarb and
>one-half cup boiling water. Bake in
an undercrust and when done cover
with a meringue made of the egg
whites and sugar to sweeten. Re-
turn to owe a few minutes to brown
lightly.
Rolled Oats Pudding
Boil one pint milk; add two ounces
rolled oats and two ounces sugar;
cook about 10 minutes and move from
fire; separate yolk and whites Of
four eggs; add yolks to rolled oats
and mix well; beat whites very hare
with whip; add to batter lightly
put in buttered pudding mold ant
bake, set in a pan of boiling water
for about 80 minutes; take out O.
mold, serve with vanilla cream sauce
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-27

hou,h w = cage. former New York broker, quit the big city and
cara ~ I ~ q. F!snkin, N: Y. He liked the farm but he didnr
are toI n extensive walking-so he built a miniatures r.nma
sysos u an parts o. the entire acreage. He got the lumber FOR the
TRACK from an old hen-house-251 feet long. His eneine naw NJ = 10
!, sna ri sasonne motor, The cars r built to handle ali farm
produce. The picture shows the tourist" a for arrvin a. hni arr
paSse sEers Mr cage is shown at the throttle OF the ensinaNan
house '"oosn new hem
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Seds Sdulfnaben uerltBt.
Sus llnglif mnrSe ourdt bns Gin
i~tir5en elmer Scfe in Der Gong
fcllolu.S djnle Oernriadlt,

Gin llngliid, on8 ihlimmer bate
ausfaaen f0nnell, paiiirte am Ytltt-
mod N}orgen nm bdIb 9 llbr in Der
alien 2ongicllolU > Shule.
3as auf Dem 0od6oOen Der Stu-
lie aufgeItappclte 8aubol5 mar gil
idNuer nir oie 8ede Der &an0fertig'
feits . Slaiie fir anaben ~tragenoen
@aGfen; 0ieie gaben mad mo Der
.gon3e S~ol3uorrotb, Der geru0e bon
anaben i~ortirt wnroc, itilrbte ms
3uumer, Die &ttaben nit itd reiBenO.
Ser &%lalieuraum mar gum Slid
nod nid)t beicbt, oa e5 nod Dor Sdui.
beQinn mar, ionit ndre e5 mobl nidIt
obne t0otlid)e llnfdne dbgelauicn,
aber Gas llngIiif lit immerbln ldon
i6limm get,tg, 0enu es mur0en 0abel
Ichs &noben perleBt G5 iino:
Iranf Rlfeeiel, sol Charles Stra'
BE, Sd)enfcl uerleet.
Tlop0 Woier, 929 Sagor StroBe,
anic ernitlih perlcst.
%roile Nebis, SIP @oo0 StraBe.
Sframmen.
Ambroie 2isfOpec, 126 Slo II.
StraBe, Sd)rommen.
RiharO Glen uto Nalter Gtto
murocn leidlt perlett.
Gin Ar5t, ser ioiort aui Der In.
Qlilfaiteqe erid)icn, pcrbolt0 Die per
lcbten Gnaben, BON oqnen 6rani
Gneeicl uu0 G7lopo Ytoier nobl meb.
rcre Gage rpunodr5tlide @~ebanolrutQ
notbig BADEN meroen; ipdter purOer
Die anaben nat @auie geid)idt.
George aiefer, Der lid sur Belt in
&laiien3immcr beian0, borte 0a8 3rn'
den 5cltig genug, UNI lid in Cider
belt 3I bringcn. Gr itic9 id)nel oils
Dem 6euiter mo glitt on Der Stag
genitnur bis gum @robo0en binab
@dre er i'm 3immer geblicben il
Batter Die 8rettcr i'm iifer SIT Eo0l
georitft.
Die Wretter noren nui Dem Dad,
bo0eu aus Dem 8rultoc %aufgeItapel
noroen, neil fem nu0erer Ha1m in
8ebuuoc perfitgbar mar.
Gs bcfanoen lid etlpo $500 6ltl
&auhol5 auf Dem 9ooen an Der Sejtc
no Ole 9aIfen nahgaben.
Gin i'm GIaiien5lmmer nngebrafl
tcs Stilo. lpclte5 lnutet: Slider
belt juerit. llrporiidltigfeit lit Elm
Siinoe". ifeint in Oieiem Sale non
ShuIuorItanoe ielber nid)t beahte
norNen 81 ieLn.
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llnfaQs=G bronit.

9conoro Euent mltroc 0urd Sic IN.
foll9c G~utlaouuQ zines alten Reuol
bera, Ncn ietl Spieltamcru0 WtorQc
Sicfer ungeidlitt ~bouohubtc. crultIid'
on Dem elucn Mltjc ucupumottf Ticic
3rpei un0 ell 0rjtter %lIuQc briau0cn
lid, alii Nails 6oru 0itlih pom
Gountru Club ais 0a@ lluQliid poi
iirtc. Ter &cnuuu0cte uur0t nadl
Dem 90 Groiie Spitol aebraht. no
linn ein &erbouo onQ2le1t muroe. gr
miro balo ipicocr getcicn
Cine nom GoliSci Gbci @cbbcr
aclelfte Gar iticB omN(ltnpoh 9lbeuo
on Ser Main StroBc. }pIidlcu Ser a.
mo Is, Strobe nit elmer Strufcn.
hahn Gar 5uioulemH, MIR mas &luto
1puroe etrua@ beidldOiat louit p%aiijrte
fem llnaIiid.
Granf Guiii0p. elm Audcittater Ser
Sirma Gilman @ro3.. puroc lSteru
&ornittng itnter3lih ant QopI uu0
an Sen SdluItcrn oerIcbt .ols ser non
ibnt gelenfte Wogcu at Ger Ode Ser
8 mto Sling StraBe. mo or cine 81
frr5e 0rebulQ MADDEN nolltc. nm
idir5te. gr fieI 0obej ati Na@ Gilo.
tier. lpur0c BON 0aiiantcn uuiaeuom.
W"u uu0 nod einem 9}othuerbauS
nab Nnuie aebrndt. Gaiiton Miro
micOer aeleicn. Ga3 Eicro. mcldles
cbcnial@ iuIr3te fam uuocrlctt oo.
bon. mo aud Ser Nogcn eylitt Feinen
Sho0cn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erboben

Observation-Disclosures erboben
fam.
Cine 8orlage fpur6e onaenommen
pelte Die @rbohung Der SduIgelocr
fir niht anidiiige Sdiiler in S6uler
nit 9. uno 10. 9Iaiie pom ST AMI 81
per 8ode erbobt. Cine 8orlage Dur.
De abgelebnt, ourG pelhe Die @ebiib,
rem 0es @runobufbeamten gednoert
meroen; Oagegen aber eine iolfe an,
genommen, ourh melhe Die Minoeit.
gebiibren fiir Sf)ul5mefe bon 214 aui
l2R 8ro8ent erbobt fueroen.
Iiiemblpmon GIein reidlte cine Re
iolution Elm, meIfe Den GonqreB err
iudt, oa5 SalGr Der 9oitbeamten gu
%erboben. 9ieie ReioIution muroe
ouBer Or6nung erfldrt. neil tie nid,t
in Die G%inberufulg Ser 9egislatur
eingeifloiien mar.
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NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

County Mt Court 1' La @ Crosse. County IS
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of John Thoeny, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that at the
special term of said Court to be held
on the fourth Tuesday being the 22nd
day of June A. ID. 1920, at the
Court House of the City of La Crosse,
County OF La Crosse, and State of
Wisconsin, there will be heard and
considered, the application of Clara
Thoeny for the appointment of
an administrator of the estate of
John Thoeny, late of the
City of La Crosse in said county.
deceased;
Notice is hereby further given.
that at the special term of said Court
to be held at said Court House, on
the 4th Tuesday, being the 21st day
of September AID. 1920, there will be
heard, considered and adjusted, all
claims against said John Thoeny,
deceased;
And Notice is hereby further Civ
en-, that all such claims for exami-
nation and allowance must be pres
ented to said county court at the
Court House in the City of La Crosse,
in said county and state, on or before
the goth day of September A: D.
1920, or be barred.
Dated La Crosse, Wis, May goth
1920.
BY the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
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Staotratbs SiBnng bente
Nben0.

Sn Der fir beute a6eno einberu-
fenen SPECIAL . Sisung 6es Sta0t-
ratbes meroeR ioIgenoe Saden sur
8eiprefung fommen:
Hogerplos fur Iouriiteu.
Central +. 8obnbof.
2icen5 > 8orIage.
ltebertragung BON $4,000 an Den
9laf 8iper 8riiden . 6ono.
@au zines SduBoade5 auf Dem
Worftplab.
anfauf zines Notorcncles mo NM
iteQung zines 8erfebrs . 4oli3iiten.
@rbobung ser 9e3ahIung fir
6ubrperfe uno 6librmomer, Die iir
Ole Stoot orbeiten.
8erid)t oe5 6euerpebr E Gomlte5.
ginfalti bon MateriaI itno @erGtb-
idoiten fir StraBen . Serbeiierun'
gen.
Mnlagc elmer S~riuf1pniier = Son.
tame ouf Dem 5000 StroBen Spiel
ploe.
@ebalt5erbobunq ser Angeiteuter
Ser @oIiermerfe uno aultcuung zines
meitereu 9ei5ers.
Grnenuunq zines llnterbaItungs.
Counties fir cine 3uiamntcufunit
pom 60 GroIie 6~arntern am II. sunni
&orloge in 9e5ug ouf 2ageulnq
non ieuer5geidbrIifen 6liiiiigfeiten
IniteQung zines 9lutolGnfcrs fiir
oas Eoli5ei 0cpartement.
@crleicn zines Shreiben3 81 Gb
rem pom PHO. Torrance, Ser fiir5lld
ais alderman reiiqnirte.
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N0bere Natcn fnr @oa. gidt nno

Ncl5ltul miro Die Mj2ccuiin Wjunc.
loto eight oro ENuer Gompnun III
"a Gyoiic ititirtcu. mCrN tic III jhrcr
Hlauc utlen Sic Staat@ Gjicubdhn.
Communion. Sic am -. Mai in Wta
Njiou I'M @mu0c@leridt SIR &crbauN.
luna tommt unN in Ser tie Sic @l.
itprnbldttit oc2 CScic6c@ dnichtlt.
ourt mcldle2 Sic gtitncdhu Gont.
ullitou Reld,af'en nurNt. cripIQrejd,
ietu io0tt. Sit miro cine Grh0huud
Der 0io@rdte i'm SOC. Won ) bis
300 utcbr iitr Glcftrl3lt1t luto ilber
SOC mthr iur NtiiuuI uerIaulcu.
,FlIr wdH lr,rN Jest $40 iir 1000
&ubIfiuB btrGduet. iou obtr luf s.
trhoht merNcn Gle Yljuimum Rdtt
iii ,ur ,3cit 30 Gents pro Wonnt:
Nicie ion ucy0opptlt perNtn Gle sci.
VtHl iou non 10 auf 80 prc Gubjt.
iiii erhoht mcroCu u1N Die Raten fir
cleftriidc Strait. uu0 &ttht Qleferur.
GEN min sic @eielid0i1 ebenioil&
bcoeutcu0 crhobeu.
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4us ben 0eri6ten.
Go~nutggeriht.

81. 90. GaitIe. 0oa 5oupt Ser Der
frad)ten u. %. Cattle Engineering
50. III So Groiie, oeiien idnpinOcl'
boften Wianipulationen ibm $4,000
eingebrad)t saben iouen uno Ociien
DECENTRALIZATION lid alrf 100000
belaltIen, ltno Der bon GiItrift3nrmaIt
2ucicu Reio uno &ilfsiberiff gopar0
MiIler Don Goronto, Ganoon, nadl
ga GroIie 5urildgcbrodt tpuroe, mo-
ielbit er lid D0breno Der leBten orci
(Sohren allfbiclt uno crit fiirSlih &C.
fun0en mltr0e, mrroe am 2ienstag
Rid)ter @rinoIeD norgefilbrt, ser aber
on9 8erbor bis belite oerid)ob. Sn
0ieier Gerbanolung miro Der Hid)ter
iiber Die @ilnpdn0e BON Gaitle's In.
malt entifei0en; 0ieier bebauptet 0oB
Cattle nidlt in So Grolie mo ieIbit
nid)t i'm Staate @isconiin pro5ciirt
merocn tonne, neil er bier teine Der
chen begongcn babe. Wcnn Cattle ir'
geno Sen1uno beif)pinoelt babe, 10
fonne er nilr BORT, ipo Der 8eid)G.
oiQte mohne, por'5 @eriht gebradt
peroen. 9lih fonne Cattle nur un-
ter Der auflage pro5eIiirt perocn un-
fer pelder ieine Auslieferung bon
Canada uerlongt muroe, ulo oicic
lautete, oaB err 8eIo inter falihen
@ortpQnoen crlangtc. GaStle'5 Nm.
malt, iSrouf @inter, Itente oal,er ben
Nntraq alii 6reiloiiung ieincs Gil
cnten, neil err nad) ser lett porlie-
genoen GnfIoge oitgeblidh merthloic
@ed)ieI o1Sgeiteat, uno @edyiel fem
@eIo Ionocru gieentbum lei.
@. 5. 6ibpotrid, Ser tou6itrmmG
Eboto9rnpb unierer Staot. Ser bon
%iciner 9tahtarin Trau Sopbio @il-
Iioms einigc Sfldge nit einem 9e-
lcniticl olli Den Gopf crhieIt mo oieie
megcn Angriffs perflagt bate. &C.
mann oic ala9c. 9tod1 %ieirer GnSingc
bate err oie @ohnung Don 6rol,
Nillioma i'll oen 2n1p Slots betreten
um gegcn bic 0chdnolung icines
Gin0ea ieitcna Der 6rau @eidnperoc
81 fitbrcn ulto that oicIes ittoem er
cicn Motifs ihricb. Gr bcbonptctc fer
uer, onB lie 0jeie 9toti5 nid)t beadtete,
Ion0ern ibm 3eiate, 100 Der 3%lnin1er-
mann Elm Nof, QeloIien bate. NI5 er
nidlt qinQ, babe Trou Williama einen
@eIcnitiel crgriiieu lnlo ibm einiqe
&icbe ilhcr Sen &opi oantit 9cgchcn.
Nla Der Hid)tcr 1Si6potrid frua, Oh
Grau @iQiom5 linn geioqt babc oo5
@oua 5rt p~crIoiien ~ontportctc er IN
ser 3ciheniprnhe onB err es nid)t &c.
bort babe. 6rou @illiomS mltroc
pom elmer &urp ocS AuQriii9 idIuloiG
bcfunoen ms pom 9Iidltcr 5llr Bob.
HING elmer, Stroie pom $3.50 mo SEN
@criht@foitcn. 5uiommcu $33.3S uct-
urtbcilt.
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Bonn SeOe abberulen.

8unert. ,Sn ieiucm 6cim in Der
W2ormon Goulee Itarb am Mitt1pod)
0iorgen @er3el alirtert, ser Gater
uon Or, u. Srnnf G1rnert bon bier.
Der &eritorbene, ein alter 2eIer oes
yHoroitern". puroe "A Sabre alt.
@r muroe am 8. Of0r5 1916 in Sc
iterretdJ geborcu, fam uber id)on ols
Sidbriqer 3nnbe NIT ieinen Glteru
nod Ymerita uno pohllte felt ser
Belt in Scr 9tadlbarid)aft uon Ga
Grolle. NuBer pou Or. &ilncrt miro
er bon ser @itttpe unO }mei an0ercn
Sohncn. Solls un0 &oicph, Mormon
Goulee, uno elmer 3odltcr, 6ralt
G8iIlnm 0cnqel pom bier, bctrnucrt.
Gas 8eqrabniB finoet am Sonutog
Afad)mittog UNI hulb > llhr pom
&nuie ut0 nm , llbr bon ser ocutih.
rcformirtcn Stride in Der Wtorntoll
GouIec ATS untcr Nmt9leitur1 pon
Naitor Nnorea9 Itott.
aopfe. 6rnu Sophie &opde. 516
ct. Glouo StraBc, itorb an Mittlpod)
Nad)mittaQ an Iltcr5idnpodle. Die
GerItorhenc puroc 1882 IN 0el1tid).
Iono geboren. Sic mobute bis Dor
5uci %Sahrcn IN Rem 2jsbon. fam
nber Dor ypei %ohreu nod ga Grnlie.
um BEL ihrcm Sohn MmL a0pfe, 5u
ruobnen. Qicler, flint @roBtinoer uu9
orci llrgroBfinocr iinO TIRE cin5igen
&crmnnoten. Die @cid)c miro nod
Fr1p St9bon gcbradt mo BORT ,belltc
beitottct mer0cn,
Weber. Charles Mcbcr, 62O Npr0
#, StroBc, itorb III cjncm blciigcn
Spital al oen 6ol1en elmer Opera
ton. Gr mllroe 30 Sabre ait. 0je
Nittmc uuO 5pci Iotter iibcrlcbcn
i'm, ebeniaa2 3pci @riioer unn 5rpc,
Sdmcitcrn Die NcitottuuQ criolQt
morQGg 9}otNmjttoR AMI Dem Cot
@roOe GrjeOhoic.
@ibion. @corae @ibiou. ciu ant
bcfamntcr SdmorScr Ser Sta0t. ser
IanQe Sabre iilr sic lritherc An0er.
ion Carpet Gomponu beihditlQi mar
lno }Ilctt Elm elgtuea NbIleierrma2
Qcld)dlt bctrieb mur0e am lien>taJe
%AahmittoQ pom TctCft;u Gjtiimmous
foot TN &ctte IN lciucun Simmer I'M
Yrriten Stofuerf 0c2 Mauic3 an ser
Ole 3 Wno Moin StraGe ac'uu0tl
Hattci h0ttcn btrcit9 ali Ser 2tidlt
jhr id)tu6IjttH 9}alepcrf btgonncn.
Wibion lptl Elm ~9>crmolcn non $50.
600 blnterloIicu bobcll, ooa lcet lei
mem NruoGr 5uidlit.
Hnuumno. ,<u Nltcr NON 81 Sab
rcn itnrb ON Gjcl2tna V2orQtu Gta.
mono 2. Rnnmou0. 21t6 Main Stro.
&c nod cjuer 8roufhcjt non orti
SEN &ater. pjer SdNucittrn
,uo ortj Nritotru bctrnurrt. 2o%
III htrtt 4~tadnuitt0l.
-
;Snm Strcif. Cine IN Ser Gnale3
N0tl ahlthaltcucn Strt,fcr Tcr.
ldmmlunl pcy1uar' Sic pon oci pan.
,outrdftorcu ii,r @ttuNidull 0c>
@!rcit2 lenohttu @oridJdat elm
'timull Ooc1QcN murot Sic GrneU
lu0d cinca Gomttt@ bridioiicu. 0o4
.ultrlpIrt mcroeu iou init cluem ron
Den GoutrOftare1 Su erucRuCuNtr
Sic itrritiQtn Eroqeu su hero
Mon hofit ollf Nitie @ciic !
dlltcBIid Sl ciucnu G%inperncbmeu III
IeIauQcu Tn N~rouorbcitcr STREET
,at lib uidt$ 0edu0crt Die @ruuc
'eitu iiu0 guar nIIc i'm @ctrjrb. hd
ZEN nbtr nod mchr Nilit n6thll.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Die Qssislatnr.
8onDerneurs : 8otidlaft muroe Der
leIen. Die !Sanptfrase, bic pOr-
liegt, betrifft bic 8Obnunssmietb-
preiie.

g Sonoer Sit.
ung Der 2egisia-
tur lit an 0iens-
tag Ra6mittag
III Waoiion err
offnet lporoen
un0 0ouperneur
Ghilipp bat in
beioen &Guiern
ieIne 0otidlaFf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
SersHisunss=8 egweiier.

Htipu. - Seben Nahmittas uno abeno
Bnn0elbilber.
&afap. - 8dnoelbiIOer bon IL nbr Ror>
mittaas biz II ubr abenos; Conn
tags bon 9 ubr gtadmittags bis II
uhr &beno5.
EQaieftic. - Seben Rahmittas uno
4beno 8anOelbiIoer.
ga GrDfe Sbeater. an ben Bobens
taeen 8abmittags uuo abenos Bans
beIbiIoer; SoHutags Bauoepiae : gors
~iteHun8eu.
&ialts (frIiber 9ome). - Seoeu abeno
Bau01 biIOer; nun Sountag5 GatiHee.
etran6. - Sebeu Gbeub BdnoeIbiloer;
Gamstags uuo Sonuta9s 9lattnee.