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Gine orutIdle Rabn in
Belgicn.

2roB oIer Grbitterun1 uber Biz
iInfiabrige 0errihoft UNI Der le9t
6e9reiflihen Freuoe Iber RE enSJul-
tiJe 8efre.png pom Sod" fam mar
III 8el9ien bed nitt un3ir, 3u}uges
Iteben, ooB oos Qono be: oeutifen
8erpoItung auh muntertei pero1utt.
ooB oas bon ott 6ejnosn 8eidoffsne
nunmebr benz belgiiGaH 9oIte gum
gr0Bten 0uBen gereidt. Sebr lebr,
reid 1T in oieier 8e3iebunJ elm Qui,
foB beg Sn9eniur5 6roncois Olpif
in Ga TotiOn Beige, Der Iif nit Der
BON Den 9eutifen erbuuten, ieBt ron
Der beI3iiAen notwithstanding
in 9etrieb geiebten 8abnIinie Son.
gern-4ahen beihdftigt. Die 9obn,
Die Elm GIieo Der o"iretten 8~erbiurInd
8riifel - 2ogpen - NdAen - G0lu
biloet, lit rTorc6t pom tedni1t Zen
ME pom tijnHleriI6en St,nopuntt
aus Elm Mei Ierpert, 2aB auber ali
lem 9er8leih i.e6eu muB uno oo3
peroisnt, ais 8ejipie, on9efU6rt gu
nerDen, iel5It in eiaenen 2onoe. no
DQs 8ahnne3 10 entnidelt uRo mo-
oarniiiert mar ME in 9el9ien". Die
Palm iGArt ourh Die ia5nHen Sc
gsnoen Bel9iens, oeren fei}e ourh
iie gerdrt ms 2iht qeItert neroen.
bog pobl oiele &etienoe bic 0eleno
oIs 4ufentbolt udblen oiyften. Iet-
MID lit Die 8abn nidIt minosr be-
nunOarun9smirojl. Die 0eutI6en
bIclten iib ntft oiel nit Hij4iiftep
ouf. Sic ourAifnitten o5s C}elGnoc
in 9eraoer 2iuie, o4ne iib por ir9euo
einem @ino:rnj5 gu iteuen. IS iiub
n!At peajqer ol5 pier 1unnel8 uno
ebeniopiel Ticouite gebuut - Der
tji4nite oarunter lit bic n@en.ro.z
0roeners8riide bel NtonBen, Dor cec
aus iih cine un6eidreiblid IA0ne
2(usiiht ouF oos @neullol bistet.
pie 9eutI6eH". io9t Der bcl8iits
Sn8eniuer, n6lben uu8 nit oieIsr
gn6n Elm prGAtiaes @eifent az.
modt, bus fir bic Yer6inounQ Qnt-
perpen5 nit ieinem 6inttrtanoe Dor
9rpBter 8eOeutuug lit. Ioh beute
er310leu Die N~npobner pom rer furttts
barren Ntbeit Der 0ompitrune, bic in
Der W(inUte Qon}e 8lots ron mebe
reren Subitmetcrn G7oe iaBten uno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

Sc rtjher Ser M,enih iih IN
ucrljt 'lhlt. l2 uieIittmmigcr oic
Gdlijf uuo Ser %jum icluer Scelc
ut, nm 10 ~lauoIt,lcr rlrtt lui i'm
NoS WIcjtmdB Ser 9tatur; mir er.
ttuUcU ollie NIT W2ttbe IN ser 9talur
oG$ QroBe @p;itt. Scr Ncidnitlti.
suul Iijr sic mootrae 5tcle.
2o& neue 2cutcu tit nit oem
0Itcn t5i,bItN id'ou iarlc III &onilitt.
llio ucrIoluu 1av mlt, mur. "a
mebrere Eottoreu 'td mtAr ooer
weuiQtr mi'rittj3 icNtu'aaS aber
bumu,tno Ncm },Ntsu ca,acgcuicecu.
chen ojciN iur etnaal@iad,e - uid't
mtur 5ur &cyum't>'ate - mo IS
sHtittbi lcHe :ardttarc Rott ot$
ianati3uu@ >te mir HlD OIL Scr
#rbsIt ithtu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
yrOfife Scr Nmerie. @uOleu So.

0cD Dor. - Sic 9ettopreiie Ser
american @ooIen so. fir 1919 be.
lieien lid nui S15,5t3415 a63ugIid
Geierpen iijr Steuern uuo unuorber.
geie6eIe Iusgaben, eiuem pcr0ffent.
Iidten 8eridt SuioIge. 9tat ser
3ahlung pom Iipioenoen oui 81.
100000 &or3ug5- mo 50 200. 900
~gep0hnlide 4ftien un0 N6ihrei6uu.
GEN i'm @etrnge BON s., 1861
pcrfIeibt fir 0a3 Sahr cine 8etpinH-
6ilan5 BON $5.779.SO4.
Ser lleberihuB iir 1919 Belief
iidl ouf S12.029S04. Ser Dem non
1913 biu3uaeiiiQt Sen @ciamtii6er.
idliB oui S3I7tj42G brin0t.
Sertilarbeiter mOlcu bOlere G0gne.
Bolton. - SeIegateu aus Ben
GeriiI;entrcn 4clt-G ngIanNs. 0ie
hicr elmer &aniereu5 i6re3 NotionaI.
perbnuoe$ bcipo6nten. fehrten 0ieicr
Gage 8u i6reH @erperfihoiten 5uriif.
Sic limo erntGd)tigt. cine 9eme9ung
fir iijnijiq Yro}cnt 2ohnerb06unq.
cine 44ltiinoigc Nr6eitSmodH mo
Nncrfemmla Ser @eperfihditcn in
Sang SIT brinacn.
%erii6te 700 9iGnbereien.
Chicago. - Sie6enbunOert Gdit.
bereicn, 0crcu @eute olli me6r oI3
100000 gcifUtt mfrs. rrirOen altf.
GefIGrt, nt5 Sic @oli}ei Die Gifeftcn
pon @orrn 8, %2Sonfe@, oe3 nGinbre.
dlcr3 nit Ser icloenen Wa@te" ltl-
terilhte, ser otcier Qo1e noh elmer
SdlieBerCi in Ser So.uN Sail Yoli.
5eiItation Qct0tct murOc. nohOem er
5pci Notrpaeute Drr1pur0et huttc.
IN &ome2' &ripatlu8erbau3. no
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ieItcrer &umitmcrfe,
orientoI.idle Seppidc, Suuelrn
Strejbmoidiucn uuo Gubcn0c or0e.
rer @(rtifcl aciImOen mrr0cn. crt,
0edtc Die Holt'ei Elm Ncricidni5, III
0o& 700 NdubCrc;eu init Ser erlaug.
ten &ctitc eIngctro9fn moreu.
&l etncr 0cbeinleu ManmGer i'm
GrogeihoE bciou0cn iid $50 ~orjenta.
IiIhc Scppide. 0ercn @5rt BON Ell.
ucm Sohpcritdltoileu oni $4,000
gcitGGt mltrNc.
Nl9 &ome2 aet0tct mllr0e. trltl ct
eincu 9lnjua, Ser Dem chcmaligctt
@un1c5icrntor @iaj1m 9orimcr &c.
b5rte.
YrIn5lpieucrtlGrnng Der Nrbeitcr.
g&aibIngtou. Nui cine Nn-
iragr oc9 rcpubIitanIld)cn AatI0nal'
tomlte12 bat Die orJauIlitrte NrbtIt
0urdl Ole AmerICau 6cotrotlon Of
Sabor cine YntDort Be8Cbcn llbcr
hire Inliu)tcn, mtide moultricIcn
YrobIcme III Der tomnenocn notlo'
Halcn &dblfampagne cine Ieltcnoc
ytole iplelen %iolltcn.
Gic Yrln5ipleuJ Die i'll Der Nnt-
mort scr Nnlerlcun 6e0cratlon Of
GATOR ullagcipromN mlr0Cn, limo
Die i%plgcu0cn: Anerfenmung 0e2
jlcftea Der amerifauiid)en &obnar-
Setter, lid) noA eigencm Grmellen SIT
1rganl1lCrcn.
Ginfilbrulg Scr Northumberland
m allen inoultrlellen &etrieben on
itd3 Gagen in Der ISOLDE, nit
5anstag ais baIbcr 6eiertag.
Ynti [ruit.8 clcbe oi!ricn aui
Observation-Disclosures feline Anpcn.
Dung fIn0en.
MrbcItcr ioQen Oa3 &ctt BADEN,
id lire &Crtreter 81 crpdblen, III.
.merbolb uno auBerDolb Scr inbu
itricQeu Vintage.
YnerfGumung 0c2 Sire" dts o.
Nngciteltcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
g6rontf6
Setoe110e.

So wla nit Sbnen lprsdeH. 2is
Ibatla1e, oaB is lOnltwO Obne grfOls
bshanoelt moroen l.nO, eHtmutbigt MIDI
nl6t i'm @srin9itsn. SD belle Mdn'
nern uuo Jrousn lebsn Gag nnO made
8uren, OitmaIs in 6daeH. ole BON ans
oeren OILS unbeiIbar ertIdrt uureen. 10
OuB id lider iiible, bnB id auh fiir
Sic ulel t6un taun. Nur 5n toniuIti'
rem foitet nidts, nber Die Serehnungen
meiner 8ebunoluns iinb I br mdBis
unb nibt mebr nIs Sic fpi0is finb gu
bs,ablen fir Die erbuItsnen 8obItbutsn.
Sd bebonbelte Rheumatismns, Nsr'
uoiitdt, Wtnsen. unb Ser5Ieiben, au'
tarrb. 8lut. unb 6nutfrantbeitsn Ser
topfung, tlriu. uno Nierenleioen, TO-
mte beIonoers 5raueufranfheiten.
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GbiraQo'cr Warft=S eridt.

menn Fnrdtta~o GreiQniiie ooer
idpcre N~otit5tr0e 6o@ &oIf$ncuijt
eridliittern uto in i3incn tieiiten
Gieien otFmijalen; Damn mcrocn IN
SEN MaIieu Ceiijhle un0 Qriebc
!aoh. pon ocnen man QclIolIbt hat,
sob tie ourh Die Don inns crr1idlte
3lIturituic t5nrit i;bcrnlmocn icicn.
GieieIbc GrihcimlN iii ia SIR 3eit
nltd) ori onocrcn @cbieten nI3 Sem
6e3 @Iatbcn$ Ill beobodtcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing OF God,
maay that country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
~ oppression and terror, but of wis
aonl, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
Or /. annie @e6nuptmno, Sof bic

9olh ~.tfi in RuBIon0 tbutidtIih in
orr p,fiamin0enogn V}jnocrhclt ieletL
hat eU,tl ldlmercn SdIog crhaItcr.
uodoem 9rigooe9cuerol Mlalom z.
Nro..s. oormai2 Gomntoaocur Ser
1incUt,diIhen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
5ib.r,t,, nod i,'uer NuftmIt IN No
uila etjlirt bot, OoB @S Nro5cnt Dol,
Sibiycf 5oIihemit.ih Qriiuut lei
-Ste a~5citen iiir 0ru 6rie0cn uno
0n9 Cu.a oe3 &anoc9". iolt ser @G.
neral! ultto mcincr Nnliht nud) Der
mter fl, gered)t 81 ser @cu0ItcrlmQ
al Icjl.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
Ehatiahe",
erfrcnlidle
Die btr<nSlunrme Wtnbnnng, bic

ser @roBe NIlrflrit ieincr 3cIt an
Den e,rIihen Geutihen" Qeridtct;
n@e0u.ee ein ieoer, mas or fir Sic
Ghrs ass 0eutihen 9}omena 81 thm
babr. }.ar i'd 9eqen Icin etacue$ Nlut
uno IN EotcrIano nidyt SIT ucriiin0i.
gen" ie beber5lgcn@luertb 1T lie
in 1ei i,-lJeu (QdGni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
9nS &ort Entidl III nidrt cmpliidcu

wv Nurt ENtldF IT lllht CllnIllnltN
o0er omerifamid)en ~ltriprunl2, tpjc
biele meinen. iouoeru ant 0cutihcr
alemnniIher Ybitnmnuml. Is cut.
itanmt Ser irelcu Sdnucr3 mo mtroc
%eritIHalIg autlidl Icbruuht. ais ouuo
1889. am 6. Scptcmber. (oriruot
con irommcn. oltdldub;Ntn &aueru
aus Dem 3IrjdQcbict ltacu Sic Noh.
iduIe 5oaen. melI oort Ocr ireiinnjQe
1eoIogieproielior Iuoio Straub ais
2ebrer anaeltellt worocu mar. Wnl
b;cB eaS Den y3ilr,d)putlh'.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
@naliidt
Diplomatic.

9tJHts lit acRerupdrtJQ luttrenou.
ter. ais frit1rre 9cuEeruulcil gt
ipt'lcr 1tadt@mourfr sic hcntc iu Ser
G&clt clIt Hcat ipltIcu Hodyultict.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
%or nigcn Saacm innS in cincm

Wi llIgCn Snncl TnIIO IN CIIItW
Der QroF1u gtclp 2)ortcr Motci2 ell
NanTttt oou &trtreteru non @nnfcn,
Brobr, dtrie1en unN 6obrlfmtcu
itott. "a oir GroQc rinra ~oriitcu
GermIl2" jest dui Allcr QippN
ihtpebt. 5eId)log man inter SEN gan.
felt EbeilnCpmtrH e;nt 4robtub.
itimm "A iibcr sic ucrid}irocicu 0rd.
lioenti lftS . Nipiroutcu porSlneh-
men. Nlir IeierL OaB 'jh an Sem @Qu.
Felt Qtacn touicuo Ntrioncu bethel
Ii9t hcbcn. lllto ali E"r0ilotut N&iliou
fieI - elmo einitde Stimnlc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
(enu man in GuQano uun aruber

T. ifdmtheit ipr,dt id)etnt man
c r.ll Die 0oItumQ uuIiercs Gongrel
sr iriid)eu Truae SIT melnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
Sin engliihes urtbeil
iiber 9euti6=S itafrifa

Ct. Chalmers MidleQ Nfitglic0
Ser @oniqliden @cleuituit, ser oI3
Observation-Disclosures Der Sime5 cine
Der 6tt93eugiabrten 0urh 9Ifri.o
mitmadjte, idreibt in eincnt 0eridt;
nGns IanQQnuifa @cblct. irilher
Geutih g Gitofrifa. critleint bet mel
tenn ol5 oo5 hodit entmlfcIte. Stra,
ZEN limo III proBer 3abl onQelegt, fret
Don Ninocrullicn mo ioit itet2 nit
9aumrcihen beptlan}t. Die G0rfer
limo groB mo proiperircuo. &leh lit
N mQphturcr 3Qbl uorhanoen. SUN
0erte non Characterization iinO nit
Eflan5unacu bc0ett uon W}ois. Nei5.
aafoo, G.iol. Niohoao un0 0iltntmi.
Nlt3 Der &uit 9eiebelt, erideiueu bic
St00tonlaQen bcrporiteheno beiIcr
qcplant ais Ole britiihcn. Die IeBtcu
ljno in Dem meiIten 6dltu olt9eu
ihcinlidl 0o9 GraebulB 8uf0uiqcH
Mndl2thum3. Die 0cutiden iin0 noh
Qro6em gcomctriifeu GIalc entlpor-
,'''. 0U"'l'AS |''"bt't Htu'il ltluQ'
'ei',ofi''N o9i' e'I,er }eAtroIeih WloIt-
t'lol 9l'o1Qi'eli %'Ho aus. @potcr
1@ul q ltl'of 'eIe0clloe't, pei BON
~'uIi" ~''olti'o 81 'SQel' lllo loiroe
u! '~lI''llyl Ci'i'H eli'ofi'o'll nllr DC
,'1Ft'. G2 VI enc 9roEe @llIloIjf0f
ptI '',l S~hEpnrI'H I'll o1n''rten, NH
tI.'vt pt''"1lt',[pe @l~''lpIlloun1 gut
';,!tl'9'g' V'TIo['. MI ~e'it'd,-Nn II
",l"u. I''o[ hou' N ooo[t'h Neoil
Il,,' "0u. M pp'' oti 'iotltltli Sa3'
oT' l'.1L'' C't'pd''u'Vt SIoiItloIIoIt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

ct. petersburg, EctrOarab unO
nun &eniugru0. Wbot merit?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

NbDn Z ? N c 2 ltTS
,gRoresnltern", ieoen 9isnsta9, Ino
.N0r0itern", ieoen 6retto9 9, porto
frei, beioe 8udeubldtter 3ulammen pro
Sahr
Sad europa uuo 6anaOa, aus
idlieBlit gegen 8orousbe3ab!ung,
portoirei; beioe BodeuauS8aoen
pro Sabr. PIN"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

Beihdft5s2otal:
Rorbfterns 9e6duoe, 1913 Brain Strobe.
ga Grohe, Bis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
&un Saa III Sag madli. in GlIaf

2ot,rinQen Die WiiBitimmitn9 gegen
81 8eireier". Gnttduid)te 3offnun-
ef.-,f
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n fait b~rutalcr CfFenbsit oi6t

& George ST, bab Der &erIaiIcr
@es. "A uneriitQbur lit. Cine bitter1
81. ilir 0eu 8%rdii0Cuteui
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

eri6eint ieoen 5reitag.

t-,erousoeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
QbpIf @unbriGn, YralioeHt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
Serridind,t sertriimmcrt bic Nelt

in Elm roiieInoes a%ettenbou5.
ShiQer: 6le@co, u. l. Z. IA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

Rouen Groers oiirfen nid6t, nit oas
70 oft ae1hiebt, als oermeiutIihe Cult
NINA 5urldbebaIten tperoen,
ion6ern Iiub in Den griefen bet5us
Ie9en.
Guittuuq erfoIgt uur ourh Henoerrr8
Sts 9atuuls duf Dem NbreBItreifen.
Wau GOrefire sinfdh:
yRorbftern", ga GrOTe. isis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
Srwdbrtc @eidaftsfirmen.
@erfibermnss.9 iaeuturen

C. s. VAN AUKEN, Gerfiherunes @sent; 8hre
ibafts= poer Sidetheitse60nbs, Us 9earl StraBe.
KLEIN II SON. User BerfiheruHe irgenb elmer Nr.
braudt. ipe5teu feuer=, Tornado ober of iebt nm
untgdu9lif, uotbtpeuoige Liability Berfidleruna
tpenbe ill an aLeiM y Sohn. 80 8earl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

Ga Groiic. ocu :. Mai 1920.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

qm b,Iteu un0 iiberiteu 1T e. oaS
BeIO per g 0 itanlpeinn (gtonsp
Orber), bic Der Eoltmeiiter IN ben 9ro.
fer.n Crti6often ansiteQen fam, 81
h~berienoen. @beuio gut uno ltder nm
Die metiun8en. nell
he Die qeenten in alien @gyreBs Statto@
men ausiteleu. g8enn man bus @eIo
Der Roitantpetiung ODER per @%rpreBan'
neiIurm i6idt, il e. uiht notbmen9i9'
Ben betrefftnOen 8rief re8iitriren gu iaIs
fen. tpenu Die Gbrene neutlI3 gtlfrt'oen
81. Qeet mar oagegen guar9elo IN Den
Brief 10 ioGte oieier tets reg'Itrtrt ipers
ben UNI iider gu leiu, oab berielbt ri4s
tia aniomntt. Sir @eIoienouu8en IN
,info6em gricfperihIuNe ilbernehmtn
mir feiuerlei Observation-Disclosures. Sm
Srue bon doreBperdnoernn8en oergcne
MIN IA nid1t, Die aIte e%benlomobl iple orc
meme 8~oitoffice ~an3ugcben, oeY lonit
touu.n tptr Den gianlen III Den 8ildern
gar niht fiuoen.
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Sel.pbou : RUNNER 399.
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1bierarSt.

.. F. HOLMES, V s. Thierdrst), tutrb prompt er
idetuen, uenn er aefuilHift miro. Office 420 Sat
StraBe; BpbnuHa; 225 iIoIithe 9. StraBe beios
Telephone: Ga groie. 98is
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GlcueIGnoS Manor rciisnicrt.

GIcptlou0. =. Manor TdoiS
miro iciuer id>on nor Mouut3irjit or.
l~alicner Grtldruul qcnl0B ant +.
Mai itin Amt nic0crIcleu. nm iej1e
aarie 3eit Ser @ouptrneur9tampag.
lie mloWtn 3u founen, Sn eiitem
ShrcibcU an iciteu acieSiihen Atad.
ioIgcr. ~HcttS0irettor Siblerol0,
modt er icintu Riidtritt ofij3ieu b.
FAINT mlN Jibt Sic @riinoe an, mar.
nm Ct IS I'M %utrreiic Ser Start
'ir uotUeroia bait. ~ reijqu;crer.
Su9Itjh alot cr cine Reulle iibcr
ot @cihdits Ser Sta6t uuo madt
ami Napyiit pid,tiae 6rdaeu uou d.
'crt.itEm %nterei'c ou'meriami.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
ltcnc pplitiidlc Nnrtei.

Chicago. ~ &om 10. bis Is. SuII
miro bier ENC Notioualfonoention
0e5 Ndltunopjcr5iger.aomitee Itntt.
linden, o09 cine ncue poIitiife @or.
tel Qrilnocn pia.
Ole nclc &ortei, meIfe it'd NIT
SEN Nliuid)cu ul0 Ne~itrebun9en
oLer ancrifar;ihcu Wdmucr mo
Grolcu beidGiti1cn mill, miro cine
aQ1reiiipe &ogne fiir Sen poIiti.
Idcn Tortihritt acgen Sic reoftlond.
ren GIemcnte i'll beioeu oltcu Tor.
teien fijbrcn. Ole NIotform Ser rel,.
en- Nortej wrlr0e be; ejner &oupcn.
ton Ser gtuuOpier}i1er i'm oergau,
Gencu GG3cnber III Ct. 2oui5 eut.
mQr'tu.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
co. COM. PAY BILLS
SHEEP CLAIMS

The County Commissioners met in
three-day session Monday. A long
list Of bills and salaries were submit
ted for approval, We're approved and
finally ordered paid. They totalled
$1,888.70.
Tuesday was sheep-claim day.
Claims were examined, complainants
questioned, and the following claims
allowed and ordered paid:
Delilah Battle. York tp., 5 killed
and 10 injured, 500.
Geo. Starr, same place, 4 killed and
1 injured, $51.
John Hoff, Sharon tp., 8 killed, $36.
Geo Starr, second claim, killed
and Z injured, $50.
Chas. Wolf, York tp., 1 injured,
J. A. Wolf, York tp., 5 killed and 2
injured, $S6.
Chas. Wolf, second claim, killed
and l injured, $40.
Jacob Born, Liverpool, A killed and
8 injured, $50.
Wednesday no business was trans
acted aside from trip to Cleveland
on official business.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
SUNDAY fire BURNS
A COUNTRY HOME
Medina Firemen Are Given Per-
mission to Save Nell Pritchard
Home on The Wooster
-
Pike
BLAZE is DISCOVERED
EATING AWAY THE ROOF

The fire bell rang about noon-on
Sunday again-with instructions for
the boys to 60 outside the city and
try and save home. They responded
home was domed. A small building
to the rear of the home was saved
however, by prompt work.
About Ill o'clock the home of Nell
the Wooster Pike, was discovered on
fire. A small blaze was isuing from
the roof, fire having been set by a
defective f1ue, the blaze communicat-
ing from the sittig room tsove A
fire brigade was formed and at one
time the fire was practically extin-
gulshed, but a slight REIMBURSEMENT
on account of a lack of water, gave the
fire a second chance, with the loss
of the home.
When Mr.. Pritchard saw that the
blaze was a second time making
headway, he phoned Mayor Hartzog,
who gave permission to take the ap-
paratus outside the city A quick
run was then made, but by this time
it wastoo late to check the blaze The
home was entirely consmeud; part of
the contents were saved. There was
small insurance on both house and
contents.
gine was forced to plow throghI some
big snow banks,and it did it to the
satisfaction of the driver-tirowing
snow over the clinging firemen in
great storms"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
FIVE MINUTES NOTICE
ALL THAT WAS GIVEN

These are the days when hired
men demand unheard of privileges,
and not receiving them pack their
bags and tramp On to the next door
neighbor
Two men have been working at the
county infirmary, at good wage and
lodging furnished. Tuesday morning,
however, being miffed at something
they went to the house, resigned in
stanters and left the farm on five
minutey notice.
The superintendent says that they
wanted from 5 to 8 meals day and
when everything was not served to
suit them, and hot off the platter
they left him without ceremony and
with chores taking the time Of two
men.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
PLACE. Of VICTORY
At AKRON MEETING
1856 Sleigh-Load Competition
Was at Akron Rather Than
at Richfield - Nearly 500
4-Horse Teams Compete.
SUN SHINING ON SNOW
BURNS FACES OF WOMEN

Aarticle in last weeks Sentine
was copied from the Cleveland Enter.
prise relative to sleigh ride party
contest in this and adjoining counties
in the last of which Medina won the
flag. Messrs. D. O. Musser and E
McDougall, two old residents of Me.
dina, remembered the last two events
in the contest which ended in vic
tory for Medina. They say that the
both these gentlemen were there, tho
yet boys.
The Richfield contest was on Mch
IA, 1856. At this time there were
462 four-horse teams in the competi.
ton, Medina having 14O, Cuyahoga
ISL, Summit III. There was an av.
erage of IA people to the sleighs.
This gave the flag to Summit, but
Medina was not satisfied and four
days later, March 18, all went to Akr-
on for the last competition. AT that
time Medina counted 1872 teams, over
topping all other competitors.
No mule teams were. counted.
Akron, in an effort to hold the banner
turned out number of teams from
the canal horses being wintered there
Akron being a divisional point on
the canal running thru the city--but
even with these Medina beat them by
about 80 teams. .ea,. am,
The sun shone all day Of the Akron
competition and on the way home the
Medina delegation found about four
miles of bare road, road where the
surface was gravel and warm-and
in some instances the women were
forced to walk some little distance
over bare road.
The snow, too, reflected the sun
and threw it into the faces of the wo-
men, as water reflects the July sun,
burning them and in many cases the
skin peeled off the women's faces and
they were the joke of the event for
some weeks after the event was over.
and almost forgotten.
The flag was piece of muslin, a
yard wide or the width of the muslin
as it came from the loom. 1t had no
description, so these two old men say,
but had painted on it the head of
man with his open hand-thumb at
the nose-fingers supposed to be
wiggling in the challenge, "You can't
come It'll" From this grew the To-,
nance that it bore the words, "Come
and Take It."
The question is being asked "What
became of this flag? No one seems
10 know, but there is an old recollec-
ion in some mems minds that it was
offered to the township that would
show the largest attedance at Medina
Fair on certain year and that some
,ownship won and now possesses it.
Who can tell?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
Medina CHURCHES
WILL START WORK
IN WORLD CAMPAIGN
Permanent County Organization
Provided FOr-Rev. Beeman,
Of Seville, Will Be Chairman
in County.
WORLDWIDE MOVE WILL
INTEREST CHRISTIANS

One of the features of the Inter-
church movement in which all church.
Sc are interested, is to hold county
gatherings, and to formulate county
organizations to further the "union"
efforts inthe several denominations
and churches.
The plan is to perfect a county Or
gaanization in every county in the
Union. To that end each church in
Medina county is invited to name
three delegates to county conven-
tion to be held in Medina little lat
er. This convention is supposed to
organize a permanent central COM
mittee, to look after the interchurch
work in the county.
Rev. G. H. l.. Beeman of Seville has
been named as the man to lead this
organization work in Medina county.
He is supposed to call, little later,
for delegates from the several
churches to gather and select the CEN
tral committee. Then this central
committee will organize permanently
and proceed to map out plan for fu-
ture work. Uutil that time comes il
is uncertain just what form this inter-
church work will take in this county.
Matters are still at "sixes and sew
ems" but as soon as this central COM
mite is chosen the people of Medina
may expect to see the work started
locally.
At Oberlin plans have already been
perfected for series meetings with
speakers of note from OUTSIDE the
county, and some from outside the
State, to come and start the work
there. 1t is expected that similar
plan will be followed here. And if the
committee is wide awake it should be
possible to bring into Medina several
speakers of such renown that every
one in the city and county will flock to
hear them.
No dates have as yet been an
nounced, not even for the first meet
ing of delegates to take the initiatory
work Of perfecting the permanent
central committee. 1t is hoped to
complete arrangements so as to hold
meetings some time in April, or Nav
at the latest.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
NEW SCHEDULE DUE IN
FROM 20 TO 80 DAYS

In the handing back to their former
owners Of the railways BY the e.
>. government, the switch Of the n. g
IallWayWas to the new lessees rather
than to prior ownership. Word has
been received at the operating Offices
here that the lines from this on he
under the direction Of the A..C. Y. ca
Headqarters of the new operators
will be at Akron The offices of tho
a. ~. e. Co. have been at Canton
those of the N. O. at Lima. From
now on the railway will be operated
from general Offices at Akron. where
tne general manager, Superintendent,
auditor and treasurer, and general
freight and passenger department
will have headquarters.