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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
BELGIAN WAR HERO IS DEAD
General Leman Upset Plans of Ger
mans BY Brilliant Defense.

0cHeFai EcHlan upset rams OF Ger
mans BY Brilliant Defense.
Brussels-General Leman, one of the
first heroes of the World war, who
with $4,000 Belgian soldiers stemmed
the advance of 100000 German soldiers
for 13 days at Liege, refusing to sur
render though wounded, died at Lie3e
from pneumonia.
General Leman was governor of
Liege at the outbreak of the war. It
was the gallant defense Of the city
from the German attack just as the
drive through Belgium was in full
swing that held up the advance of the
German troops, a delay which the i'm
perial staff had not anticipated and
which told materially against the Ger
mans in the campaign which ultimate
| l. resulted in their check at the Marine.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were applied for to
County Clerk Munroe this week as fol
lows:
Lawrence Koehler to Nancy La
Fave. both of WeyerhaeUser.
Fred H. Schwieger, Ladysmith, to
Lydia Schmidt Phillips
Horace L. Young to Nina Stevens.
both of Bruce
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22

State of Wisconsin, in Circuit Court
For Rusk County:
John e. Cochran, Guardian of the Els
tates of Martin Landy and John
Landy, Minors, Plaintiff, VS. L. +.
Armstrong, Jr., Mary Armstrong, his
wife, and Michal Norton Armstrong,
Deceased, Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN to the
said Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service Of
this summons, exclusive of the day of
service, and defend the above entitled
action in the court aforesaid; and in
case OF your failure SO to do Judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint, Of
which a copy is herewith served upon
you.
FALGE~& slime,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
2. Q. Address. Ladysmith, Rusk Coun-
ty, Wisconsin.
The above action is brought for the
purpose of foreclosing mortgage GOV
ering the North One-half of the North
east quarter (N15 of NEH) and the
Northeast quarter of the Northwest
quarter {NEA of NWAy of Section
Thirty-five $3.50 Township Thirty-six
(36) North of Range Six co. West,
Rusk County. Wisconsin.
Summons and complaint are now
filed in the office of the clerk of the
court. Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis
cOnsin.
First publication Oct. s, 1920, 26-3D
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Bio Gold Cargo Arrives.

New York-Gold from the Bank of
England, valued at $11,000,000 and
consigned to the Federal Reserve bank,
arrived here on the steamship Adriatic.
She also brought 100000 worth for
Kuhn, Loeb G Co.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
PRINT PAPER

The News-Budget has about a ton
of high grade white print, 22x30, 30
H., for sale at less than Wholesale
price Wire the News Budget if you
want some of if.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES

There are rs teachers in the rural
schools of the county. OF this num-
Der 40 are graduates of this school
and a few more are graduates from
other training schools. OF the 40
state graded and highschool teachers
in the county outside of Ladysmith,
are graduates from this school, More
than half of the One-roOm schools are
taught by training school graduates
and about One-fifth of the other teach
ers are also graduates from training
schools
Arrangements are under way for a
Halloween party to be given by and
to the students of the training school.
The Model department will also have
such party.
The Model school is full. and more
than that We have been obliged to
put eight children upon the waiting
list.
The enrolment of the training
school is now 33 with prospective
graduating class of more than TWEEN
ty. This compares very favOrably
with last year, when the enrolment
at this date was %, an increase for
this year of 81 per cent. At the be-
ginning Of next quarter about Nov. 5,
several more students expect to en-
roll
Arrangements have been made for
the members of the senior class to
spend the week beginning Monday,
October 25th in a rural school, assist
ing the teacher with the housekeep-
ing, busy work and teaching. This is
required of every senior before she
can graduate in order to give her a
first hand view of rural school cOndi-
tons.
The Rock County Educational Bull
letin asks whether teachers teach and
train boys and girls to stand straight,
walk straight and sit straight. How
about Rusk county teachers? There
is far too much SlOuchy attitude of
young people seen on the street
The writer of these notes is Won
dering how many teachers in the coun-
ty, especially training school grad
yates, are using the daily program
given in the Manual, with such
changes as local conditions demand?
Are there any teachers who begin the
a. .4I~ n IS
ing? He is also wondering, how many
teachers are planning to have their
children do the reading outlined by the
state pupils reading circle? Incl
dentally, are all the teachers in the
county getting ready to do the work
outlined by the Teachers State Read
ing Circle? You must do it, if you
wish to have your certificate extend
ed or renewed at the proper time.
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LOST

LOST-Retween Tony and Ladysmith,
Sunday night. black scarf. Find
er please return to News-Budget office.
''A247." It
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOUSE and = lots. 5000 down. terms
on balance. See r. L. PINNEY, at
American House. on Worden-av, after
moons 1t*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22

Arrangements are under way for a
Halloween party to be given by and
to the students of the training school,
The Model department will also have
such a party.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
FREE WOOD

WOOD-Good log wood. yours for tn
cutting.-M. O. .EAIMONS.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-22
Report Attempt to Blast Mayors Home

Detroit-One man was under arrest
and four others were sought by police
here following a report that an attempt
was to have been made to blow up the
home of James Couzens, Detroit's
maV0r
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
PERFUMES

ID ERN1CE writes-'1 have recently
ID been reading n number Of books
about England In the middle OF the
last century-Wlldes Dorian Gray
1hackeray and others--and j notice
SO many Of them mention perfume
'frangipan they call lt--as being
used by the titled women and beau
ties Ct iha, day. Is 1t n real per
fume, and II so can It be bought now
II must be lovely to have made such
an impression upon writer's. Can you
tell me how 1t is made, and why IT
has such a curious name? read
your chats on wearing a distinctive
perfume. and wondered whether
could adopt this as my own
Yes, ! can tell you something abou
Il, and how to make H. though chm.
not say whether all druggists carry
the needed Ingredients. II was
named for IT'S dlscoverer, one Franei-
pani, a gentleman Of Rome who lived
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
ar TIHT nm
ysseS ll3( K CTT5I 4 SE5z2SyHNNl llHNHH#H#I#HsN
M1.5ISlElllZIQS[E!RINSI54lEI D ! I.

q little and III come right qp," said
Mr.. Frog.
It wasn't second before he was
back again. and Mr.. Mouse rolled OF
on The ground, choking and gasping
for breath.
why you did not even get TO the
bottom Of the pond You pinched al
most rs soon as we started" said Mr..
Frog.
Il know / did / knew at once that
] should never like the water for q
home"
y emit zee why said Mr.. Frog,
blinking. "There are no cats here and
plenty 10 eat"
There may be no cnts but there
are worse things thnn cats. ] have
found" said Mr.. Mouse. Why. that
water would KIN me. can run away
from Puss n look sharp. but could
not run away from the wntcr. aud as
for seeing, how can see with my
eyes full Of water7
"No, thank you, Mr. Frog; | guess !
VIII run back TO the barn and take an.
o'Ser chance with Mrs. Tahby.r
what funny folks there are In this
world" said Mr. Frog. as he watched
Air Mouse out OF sight He'd ather
live IN a barn than IN the water. Well,
well. tCopyrightl
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
lJfA!iia{FIIAa|6ii /
: STRICKLAND W GILLIAN /,
CCopyngiftRS -.
GREAT STATESMEN.

We hnd in studying Them closely.
These statesmen that we once caieo
great
That they cut up and act morosely
And p'cS a quarrel with their fate
II some one else succeeds IN bringing
About their own long soughtfreforrn
That ought. II seems to set them sing
ing
1t merely makes them snk OF STORM
one time we fell TO their pretensions.
And Thought their very hearts were sc
on what they preached-now their d
mersions
Have shrunken. rnvch to our regret
We hnd that what they really long for
Is NOT the righteous thing. per Sc.
Is having great things done by me-,
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

~ EENCE da war queeta fight cen
~ dn oldn country seema Ike mo-
body gotta somating. Ees preety hard
gotta da food and da clothes cen dat
piaco and nobody gotta mooch cash.
I.asa week l reada on do sporty
puge cen da paper bouta one guy wot
nlaka da priza fight cen England gon-
m come deesa country, Da papar say
he come over here for getta some
match. tink ees preety tough he
gotta come tree thousand mile iusa
geitn dn match.
dunno eef dat guy smoka da Gee
gnr or da ceegarette. but ! tink he
ees craze cen da head. Eef | gotta 20
tree tousand mile for light up you bet
IA seexn bits queeta smoke.
We gotta too many people deesa
country now wot looka for da match.
Everyday flva, seexa guys aska me for
da match and bouta tree dozen for da
cecgarette. But eef dat guy come all
da way from England for iusa one
match feegure da olda country ees
a On bum more as we know.
Dat priza fight guy no gotta Deez-
ness TO smoke anyway. Da smoke
maka da breath go short and da short
breath maka da priza fight queet toe
soon. But l no tink dat priza fight
guy gotta moocha head Eef he wanta
smoke so bad he could getta fired from
hoes Job and pebbe lighta hees smoke
ON da fire. dunno.
When ! reada dat piece cen da paper
feela sorry for one ting. | weeshs
my boss was dat guy cen da olds
country. Eef he no could finda mattel
for lIghta hees pipe da people wo
uorka for heem could have leeu'
pleasure and no so moocha smell. Ant
eef hava somating to say about, h
sure hava hard time come over her
for match, too.
Wot you tinkf
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
Beauty Chats
BY Edna Kent Forbes

old book on court etiquette and cos
metics- The oils. and essenees pTe
mixed, the whole is shaken up and al
lowed TO settle for week, being
shaken up several times during the
day. Keep in a dark place during the
week.
The study of perfumes Is full Of
fascination. One soon ,earns which
tlower essence and which citric oils
form the basis Of all odors, then the
combination Of different sorts be,
comes a fascinating task.
(Copyrisht)
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

a-ho snt on n log not far away, and
beard al that Mr. Mons1 hnd said
why need you drown just because
fu Jump into The wnterl live n
lhis pond. and Do not drown
sir Mouse. now that he had a Will
ING listener. told Mr. Frog all his
iruhies
Il just sht grain and meal and
things in the bnfp-just q little and
why that cat should be so disagreenble
aud unfrfcndly can't understand" J"
be said.
-She cannot eut those things said
Sir. Mouse. $50 why she bothers me l
cannot see. Docs she ever come here
and Try to-rrive you out Of the pondT
Never said Mr. Frog. u have my
troubles with the boys. who try 70
stone me, but ! can always escape by
jumping In the pond; and Mr. Dog
aris at mo when ! come out on this
log sometimes, but he cannot get me.
SO l just let him bark. II Is very
funny TO sec him, too, SO ! just laugh
to myself and stay here as long as !
like. Why don't You come here to
liYe7 feel quito sure # you would
liyo ON bugs and water and mud ont
such things no one would bother YOU.
"But suppose ] emit get out If
Jump IN your pond sald Mr. Mouse
"and maybe should not Ike you
home do not feel at all sure
could live on the things you spoke Of
"Come with me for visit" said
Mr.. Frog. "rl take you down. Il
you don't like II will bring you
right back"
"How viii you manage that2" asked
Mr.. Mouse,
"You get on my back and cling
tightly. and If you don't Ike it wher
l 90 under the water you Just pincl
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
MIR. MOUSE & MIR. FROG

nNE day Mr.. Mouse, who had been
W driven from the barn where he
ived by Mrs. Tabby and her family
an across the road TO the meadow
md wandered down By the pond.
Il may as well jump IN and drown
myself" said Mr. Mouse, feeling very
ind and discouraged There Is no
gace 10 where that cat does not
'oliow mer
@Whnt is the matter, my friend. that
Fou seem 20 sadr asked Mr.. Frog,
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

Mrs. Caroline Greenfield just back
from eight months m the Holy land,
where she went as volunteer worker
in the Zionist organization Of America,
has made some interesting statements
anent the housing situation in that
country. New Workers whe think II
difficult to find a place to dwell, should
go to Palestine and see what real
housing problems are like" says Mrs.
Greenfield. She suggests large apart
ment houses and hotels In Jerusalem,
Jaffa and Haifa.
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

Tokyo has about $4,000 telephones
and $4,000 persons are said to be seek
ing the service.
Out Of $3.50 professions and trades
followed In the Netherlands. nearly
half are practIced by women.
The yearly Importation OF pearls to
London is valued at $5.00o.000. Most
of them come from Bombay.
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
GATHERED FACTS

The lace trade sFords employment
10 something like 100000 persons In
France.
The National Council OF Danish
Women comprises thirty-flve associa.
tions, with a membership OF about
10000. 1.
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

In the time Of the Crusaders. The
listed ingredients are all spices Or
oils: Extract neroli, ] drachm. es-
sence royale. 3 drachms; oil Of laven-
der, oil Of cloves, oil of rhodium. .
drops each; powdered civet, 10
grains; rectIfed spirits. 4 ounces.
The formula obtained from an old.
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

Buses are OF three kinds: omni
iitney and ncu.
Sometimes The first two become tnr
hitter. and then there is a "for sale
ad,
The omni Is rerhars the commonesi
kind. taking the towns by and large.
especially by
The regular village omnibus Is a
cross between mllk-waNu and o
hearse.
II Is MS sprlngless MS the Sahara
desert. and is lighted for the trips to
the night train with a seventeen,
skunk power one sixteenth candle
power Kerosene glim, whose chimney
is IN deep mourning.
The jitney bus is of newer vintage
bnt is already accommodating n charac
terisHc perfume.
In fact II has always been in hat
odor withe street railway companies
ID their stockholders.
The Incu kind may be almost any
Thing from Il wife TO carbuncle.
The plural OF incrbus is incubi.
And while an lncahus is a singula
thing. 1t is almost always in thu
plural
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07
EINNIGIN EILosoFY.

livery man goes t'ru'a sta-age
whi,, If some frind don't wurrk
airnistly wild i'm, he'll have a
pitcher ta'rken wild is head
ls-auin' on is hand.
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

TOOK HER AT HER WORD.
she said she'd mot thing 10 wear
I quickly left the place.
Were she 10 dress thus, I'd Lot dare
To look her IN the face.
The Jones County news., 1920-10-07

TO dream of madness. although You
were the sufferer. is said to signify
success In your life's underaklngs'
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
DRAFT DODCER IS
TAKEN FROM MOTHER
LONG SOUGHT SON PULLED FROM
HIDING PLACE

Philadelphia, Jan. 7.--Grover Berg
doll, one of the brothers accused OF
darft lodging and who have been
sought by the police for the last two
years, was arrested in his Mothers
home here today.
Detectives broke into the house
by the front and rear doors and while
one wrested revolver from the mo
ther, the others went through the
house and found Grover wrapped in
a blanket hiding in box seat. The
prisoner was taken to the federal
Later Mrs. BergSloll was arrested
charged with obstructing justice. With
revolver she bad kept the officers
at bay several hours.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
STATE OF VERA CRUISE BADLY
TORN BY TREM0R
DAMAGE is WIDE SREAD
Three More Shocks Yesterday
and RumbIings are Still Be-
ing Observed

Mexico City, Jan. Hundreds and
possibly thousands of lies were lost
as a result of the earthquake which
shook the state of Vera Cruise Satur-
day night. So wide spread was the
damage and so wild are some of the
sections stricken that it is possible
that the number of casualties will
never be knowD Private dispatches
state that thousand lost their lives
at Couztlan.
These reports are considered relia-
BILE and confirm the information civ
Ell out by military headquarters last
night! Thirty lives we're lost at Teo-
cello. There were three slight shocks
yesterday.
According to information given out
yesterday afternoon at the astronom-
ical observatory at Tacobaya. a sub
urb of Mexico City, subterranean
noises are still noticeable. AT Pedre-
gal, near here, great cracks have ap-
peared in the earth.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
son THOUGHT DEAD
REACHES HIS HOME
FRED PRlTCHETT is BACK FROM
THE WORLD WAR TODAY

Fred Pritchett, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Pritchett, is back today
from the World War, despite the
fact that he has been reported as
killed in action. He reached home at
noon and is now with his parents
here for short stay.
This Cordele boy went early to the
war and his death was assumed as
certain parents and friends and
the war department whose tabula-
tors had set him down as among
those who had made the supreme
sacrifice. This soldier is very alive
and in fine form. His welcome home
is doubly warm and of interest or
account of his reported death.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
FREEZE CUT STALLED
BIG MARSHALLVILLE REVIVAL

Rev T. 3D. Stanford failed to get
away with the revival Monday in
Marshalville where the Methodists
were to begin a ten day meeting.
He was advised at the moment of
leaving that the heating equipment
in the church at Marshalville had
failed lat the last moment and it was
considered unwise to start the meet
ing With the weather SC inclement.
The meeting has been postponed till
repairs can DE made at the church.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
MEXICAN ARMY
OFFICER KILLS
CITIZEN OF U. S.
STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISED
20 AMERICANS SLAIN
I'm DISTRICT OF TAMPICO
lNexico is Called Upon to Lo-
cate Murderers of ROney and
BOULeS
I'm DISTRICT OF TAMPICO


Washington. jar. 7.--Gabriele Por-
tor. an American citizen. employed
by the Penn Mex Company, was shot
and killed by Mexical federal Off
Ger at Tuxpam December 81, accord
ing to advices received by the State
Department today from the Ameriacn
Consul at Tampico, The consul was
Immediately ordered to report further
Information. This makes total of 20
Americans killed in the Tampico dis
trict by the Mexicans since April Z,
1917.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
ENGLISH RAILROAD LABOR
MEETING ON WAGE OFFER

London Jan. 7-Delegates of the
railroad mems union representing
about half a million members, met 1T
union headquarters here today to dis
cuss the governments proposition
in settlement of the wage demands
Of employees in the lower grades. IL
is expected rs rcision will be reached
tomorrow
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
760 MILLIONS
FROM ARMY STOCK
SALE OF GOODS REMAINING IN
FRANCE COMPLETED

Antwerp, Sunday The sum OF
seven hundred and sixty millions was
ealized from the sale of American
jrmy stocks remaining il France af.
er the departure of the American
army. said Brig. Gen. Connor. Chief
# staff of the American Department
If Supply. who sailed today for Amer
lea.
He estimated the value OF the
stock at a billion seven hundred mil
ions, and declared it would cost -
Millions to take them back to Ameri
ca.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07

Los Angeles, Jan. Jack Dempsey
learned this morning from the news
papers that he and Georges Carpen.
tier will meet in the rings sometime
soon at Tia Junna, Lower California
dred thousand dollars. The only stip
ulation was that it should be not over
fifteen rounds.
James d. Coffroth, promoter said
he hopes for an attendance with q
total of million and a half dollars
persons.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
ALLIED DEMAND
/. ON HOLLAND
WILLIAM READY
FORMER EMPEROR WILL RELY
ON DUTCH TO PROTECT
u S. NOT TO PARTICIPATE
Other Germans Accused of Vio-
q LatiOn LaIUS of War Assigned
For Trial
u S. NOT TO PARTICIPATE

Amerongen. Jan. 6.-The Allied de-
mand for the extradition of former
emperor William, in which it is known
America will not participate, is eX-
.pected at The Hague about January
Is.
Recent press dispatches have stat
ed that the former kaiser might sur
render rather than embarrass the
Netherlands government, but it is au-
thoritativel ystated that he will rely
on the protection of Holland and her
refusal to honor the Allied demand.
Germans Assigned for Trail
Paris, Jan. THE Germans accused
of violations of the laws of war in
France and Belgium during the world
conflict viii today be assigned for
trial to the different allied military
courts, according to Petit Parisien.
The list is said to have been COM
pleted.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
LENINE OFFERS
ALLIES new PEACE
TAKEN TO LONDON BY ENGLISH
REPRESENTATIVE

Stockholm, Jan. Russian Bolshe.
vik Premier Lenine has made new
pecae offer to the Allies which is be.
ing taken to London by Col. Tallen-
tis, British representative in the Bal
tic states.
Among other conditions included
in the offer is promise to abolish ter
rorism and the activity of revolution
airy tribunals, according to an Eseho.
nian newspaper.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
SALARY SCHEDULE
DIPLOMATIC CORPS
LANSING ABANDONS REORGANI-
zATIoN DIPLOMATIC CORPS

Washington, Jen. Minimum sal
aries of $4,000 for ambassadors and
$4,000 for ministers, with govern
ment owned buildings and an allow
ance for up keep. was recommended
to the House Foreign Affairs commit
tee by Secretary Lansing.
He said the proposed reorganization
OF the State Department had been
abandoned until the peace treaty is
disposed Of
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
HARRIS WOULD AID
PUBLIC HEALTH
MEASURE IN SEN.
ATE TODAY

Washington. Jan. IA joint reso-
luton authorizing the public health
service to cooperate with the states
in the Investigation and control of ma
laria. appropriating half a million for
hat purpose was introduced by Sen,
4tor Harris of Georgia and referred t.
he health committee
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
Punishment Urged

Washington. Jan. 7.-The Mexican
government has been called upon by
the State Department to use every
menas possible to apprehend and pun
ish the murders of F. j. Rooney and
Earl Bowles. American oil men in the
Tampico Field, whose deaths were
reported yesterday.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
CALL ISSUED CONDITION
OFNATIONAL BANKS

Washington, Jan. THE Compt,,ol-
ler of the Currency today issued a
call for the conditions of National
Banks at the close of business We'd
nesday, December 81.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
JACK DEMPSEY TO
MEET CARPENTER
ARRANGED TO FIGHT IN LOWER
CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles, Jan. 7.-"Tiajuana
Mexico will get the Dempsey -Carpen-
tier fight" said Jack Kearns, manag
er for the world champion, when ad-
vised today by the Associated Press
of Georges Carpenters conditional ac
ceptance of Promoter Coffroths offer.
Kearns said he would prepare state
ment later
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
WRESTLING AND BASKET
BALL DATES ANNOUNCED

New York. Jan. 7.-Defnite dates
for number of the national cham
picnships for 1920 announced by the
Amateur Athletic Union include
basket ball, Atlanta the week begin
ming March / wrestling, Birmingham,
April II ard 13
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-07
GOVT. RESIGNS
BULGARIAN RULE.
SOCIALISTS TRYING TO FORM
NEW CABINET

Copenhagen, Jan. THE Rulsa-
rian government has resigned and
the socialists are trying to form a
cabinet under the leadership of DR..
Denef. former premier and minister
CT foreign affairs. according to So,
fla dispatc ntiled yesterday