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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20


helping so many people everywhere l
made up my mind to give it a trial.
Before / had finished half a bottle I
had improved so fast that / felt like
a different person and by the time
I had taken three bottles l didn't need
any more .Tanlac for all my troubles
had disappeared altogether. ] can
eat anything 1 want and digest it
without any bad effects at all. l am
not troubled with headaches and dizzy
spells any more and the pains in my
back have disappeared entirely. Ny
nerves are normal and | can sleep
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

]. Ed Moore of Fulton has been
buying a few mules the last few days
and reports the following purchases:
Pair from Lem Dolman Of Tebbetts,
$500; one from Bob Moore, of Boone
county, 5000; one from Mr.. Smith of
Stephens, $175; a pair from DR.. NJ. O..
Biggs of the Fulton State Hospital,
1885; three from the same party,
$1,175. Mr.. Moore , says the mule
market has been off the past week or
more because of the unsettled weather
conditions in the cotton fields of the
south. 1t is said the crop is not as
far advanced this year as in former
seasons.-Fulton Sun.
Fulton hardware stores were out
of eight penny nails, woven wire
fencing and staples Wednesday morn
ing, and they were unable to state
when they would get these commod-
tiles again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20
STOCK
NEWS

j. E. (Book) Muir and 0. P. CDoc)
Craighead, of Hatton community are
two north Galloway cattle feeders who
are keeping a watchful eye on the
market. for each Of them has a con-
s!gnmrnt Of heeyes that should have
been marketed a good while ago but
have been held because of the Hstless
market says the Fulton Gazette. Mr..
Muir is serving iatteuing r]ations to
two car loads Of steers that tin the
beam at an average of nearly 1900
pounds and have been fed eight
months. Mr.. Craighead has 80 steers
that have been fed six months and
weigh around 1900 pounds. There
are several droves of cattle on feed in
north Galloway, despite records show
there are fewer on full fattening ra-
tons than before at this a in
many years. Emmett Moore is feed
ing two loads and J. Lon Dunn is
feeding one load, it is said. Though
grass is coming on slowly, Galloway
feeders are depending on it to tide
them over until fall, but from then on
they cannot say just what they will do
as far as the cattle industry is con-
cerned. 1t is a case of Craze them
through the summe and then see
what happens. But grass is hard to
get this year, farmers in town Monday
said, for though there are fewer cat
tie on feed than any year in the last
thirty, there are more stock cattle
than there has been on an average in
the last decade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

Miss Mary Hibbs, of st. Louis, will
arrive in Mexico this week to assume
her dltics as executive secretary of
the American Red Cross in Audrain
County. She was elected to this pos
ition at a meeting of the executive
board of Audrain Chapter of the Red
Cross held in the Community Room
FRIDAY night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May a.
That Missouri crops are from three
to four weeks late, wheat showing but
little improvements during the past
month, acreage Of abandoned wheat
1872, 200 acres increase in meadows
$685. 900 acres, oats condition 30 per
cent of normal, spring blowing but
As per cent completed, pastures II
per cent of normal, and the forecast
of the yield of Missouri winter wheat
of 29,937, 900 busuhels on 2,348,OoO
acres against 57,699,0O0 bushels on
4,274,O0O acres last year, are the sig
nifcant and important features OF the
Joint crop report just issued by E. A,
Logan and Jewell Mayes of the Bur-
eau of Crop Estimates Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture and
Missouri State Board Of Agriculture
The following are crop facts con-
corning Audrain county. The acreage
Of winter wheat now standing for har-
vest in this county is 14,970 acres, now
indicating a total yield of 164,67O
bushels, averaging II bushels per acre
the condition now being 66 per cent
Of normal in this county; hay in this
county, 95 pere cent; portion Of plow'
ING done on May /, 26 per cent; pas
+ure condition, 75 per cent; oats 81
per cent.
Deaths among live stock in pas
war resulted among horses and cat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

tie principally from shortage of feed
and by exposure, and among sheep
from unusual diseases and lack of
care, with losses in lambs and pigs
in many instances from Easter storm.
Condition of horses and mules, SO per
cent; cattle 81 per cent; sheep 80
per cent; hogs 80 per cent.
Fruit prospects are spotted through
out Missouri. Apples and peaches in
many of the southern sections were
nearly all killed, while in the northern
half not so serious. Farm peaches
are set fairly well in central and
southern sections. Cherries, pears and
cane" fruits are generally i'll good
condition, not seriously damaged by
frosLs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

in this city do, says the birds that are
being called wild canaries here are
in reality the American goldfnch.
John Hook, of Kansas City, was in
Mexico Thursday and bought a good
saddle gelding from Lee Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

Boys in Missouri who are under the
age of 10 years, who are students in
vocational agriculture or who belong
to any club in the state are eligible
to enter the corn growing contest
which is to be conducted by the G. T.
O'Malley Tractor Company, the prizes
being a Fordson tractor and an Oliver
Gang Plow. Every boy entering the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

Although there are fewer cattle on
fattening rations in this section Of
HE state then there has been for
thirty years, according to the Live
Stock Reporter, figures show that
there are more stock cattle here than
at any time in the last decade. The
problem with the farmers, then, Is
how TO handle these cattlc prolitahly
in the face of q present and pros
pectiye future l~istless market.
That grass is the only hope Of the
cattle feeder is Indicated BY the fact
that not one in ten drovcs Of stock
cattle are being bought with the
avowcd intention Of fall feeding.
hardly o feeder who receives a car
'9ad Of potlmtiG. becvc5 now decides
Just how he will handle the stock.
There is only one thing certain with
him-he knows he will Craze them
through the summer, provided he can
obtain enough pasture, and that is as
far as his decision goes. Just what ne
will do with the cattle from then on
depends upon several things, few OF
which he is given the privilege OF
creating or even knowing about in adj
n 1t is merely a case of Craze
them this summer and then see "ha
happens"
That is the general sentiment OF
the best feeders of the state. The
mere fact that grass is harder to get
in this part of the state now than ii
has been for years is evidence OF the
method employed by Central Missouri
feeders to solve the cattle feeding
situation. Because grass is unusually
hard t 0 rent, some idea is given of the
vast number of stock cattle in thi!
section of the st ate in comparison
with the actual number being fed
Farmers here say it is quite a tasi
this early to obtain pasturage, bu
when they are queried about the feed
} ing side of the situation, they vii
, say without the slightest hesitation
; that there r fewer cattle on flesh
t building rations than for thlrt'
years.
1t would take a better mathema
g tician than most feeders to figur
= cornfed cattle a profitable investmen
! just now. How they can put corn tina
e will sell on the local market readll
at 81 a bushel into high-priced stoc
cattle, and then take long chance
on a market that has all the indlcs
e lions of being listless is more tina
It any conservative primer of beeves ca
n InnnceiVa of. So thew lust let the 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

Mrs. Oliver Garrison has returned
to her home in st. Louis after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

sound all night long, and as I have
gained so much strength and weight
my complexian has cleared up, and
| never have a trouble Of any kind. I
am certainly thankful for Taniac and
| feel it is my duty to tell others about
this medicine.
TANLAC is sold in Mexico, Mo-, by
Buckner Drug Co. Adv d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

A. G. Mildred, formerly of Mexico,
is here from Colorado visiting friends
for a short time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

On each Saturday of each week dur
ing the summer I shall be in the office
Of TIE Chamber of Commerce at the
north west corner of the square. Any
service that l can be to the farmers !
shall be glad to render. This will be
free. As the project work in Voca-
tional Agriculture will not take all my
time the State Board directs me to do
some community service and this is
the form that has been approved. l
am very DESTROYS to meet a great num-
Der Of farmers whether you have any
questions to ask or information to
give.
Hoping that I may be Of service to
many, l am,
w., 4x.J.. 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

Joe Luckie, who knows birds as few
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
9mrd) 8litldlag gebeif.

Sadion, Miii, Is. Sept Gin
8litidlag bat 5rau S. sc. Miaer, Die
@attin zines prominenten &o1fmar11s
bon Seminary, Miii., bon einem Set
SEN gebeilt, mel6es iie feit Mfonaten
our Snoalioin gema6t batte. Bab-
re1to iid Grau Miuer auein in ibrem
3immer in elmer bieiigen CONNER
frii6e aufbielt brad elm beftiges Sc
tpitter los. Gin 8ltbidlag traf 6rall
Miqer unb riB ibr ibre neiBen 56n-
be bon Ben GiiBen, obne tie ielbit ie-
90 9im eeringiten 5u perleben.
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3weif5pfiaeg &afen.

8eitn1infter, Mb., 90. Sept.
Srau @ertie Gone bon @eitminiter
bat Elm feds @oden altes &iiden, bog
an jeoem @nbe feines &0rpers ei11e11
&opf bat. Bie fie fagt, lift es inte<
reliant bas Sier 5u beobadten, tpenn
es Elm @ornden 81ttter fiebt. @s ber-
fndt 6ann NIT bei6en @opfen basieIbe
gu erfaiien, mas Inn rtatiirlid rid]tt
gelingt 1.n6 fblieBlib tudlat fib 6as
arme Sier auf bem 8oben IN Dem ber.
gebIiben 8emiiben 6ns Corn 5u er-
baiden. groBoem ibeint 6as 9iier
gang gut at ~ge6eiben.
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9as bnritiae Gnalanb.

2onoon, 19. Sept. @eute bier
per0ffentli9ten Statiitifen 5ufolge bat
Die Srunfenbeit in England gang I'M
eebeuer 5ugenommen SIN Sabre 1919
tpur6en in England rrb @ales beina.
be nod einnaI 10 biel 8erfonen mege1l
Srunfenbeit perurteiIt als I'M Sabre
borber, rdmlib 57,948 gegen 29,075
I'M Sabre 1918. Mmtli9e 5telen err
fldren Dies oamit, bob fib iebt peni-
ger Mdnner benin 9eere befinoen, Dob
Die @etrdnfe itdrfer nls borber iin0,
unb baB Ole 2eute mebr 3eit 5uua
Srinfen un6 mebr @eI1 baben.
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Gin tuetfer Mtdlter.

Maloen, Maif., 18. septt Sid.
ter Ebomas s.. &ilep IN Malben,
IieB 5nei 8bisfeD-5 dmugaler mil
Ser geringiten utldHige9 @Hfe bon
$50 loufen, nadJbem r 8eribts-
@bemifer feitgeifent 1aB ber
bon ibnen berfnufte MsfGffssffeD SO
Nroof itarf mar nnb. Niuagiftigen
8eiton0teile entbielt. Bet Der nrs
teilsberfinlbling fagte Hf6fer HileD,
mel6er folden 5dmuggfern Scamp
bis auf's Meiier ange1dgt Bbdt1, Sic ber=
gifteten BbisfeD berfmfeM unenn
Der 8bisfep gut 1T, Bdbe t6 nibtS
6agegen, oaB er an offenfftben Br11n.
men berabrei6t nir6.4 0
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6,rdtbare Grploiiou in Meau gOrf,

Oortiebuaa bon Spite
peruriadt murbe. Mub Die. 8oli5ei
bat ii6 oieier Ebeorie aamablig an.
gel9loiien, Sen @eoanfen an bic Mog.
Iidfeit ei1les ul1gludliden nnfaus,
oaB elm nit 5prengltoffe belabener
@agen nit einem Mutomobile 5niam-
menltieB ,iebob nod nidt ga13 auf-
aeaeben. Sir Sic 8ombentbeorle
fpriht Ser llmitano, 0aB man IN Der
Nabe oes 51duplabes Der @rplo1tor
Seile ei1es ubrenmerfes, elmer 5tabl
r0bre Iopie anoere MetaQltude gef111'
Sen baben min.
Mit Ser @rfenutnis, bob es l1d
permutlih Inn Elm 8erbreden bano.
lie, murben sic Madforidnnger nod
bem RntI6er oes einipanuigen Wa-
aens, ser Dor Dem Worgdnl9en 8e,
ba,,oe belt uno 6ur9 6ie @rplolion IN
Sriimmer perpanbelt tpuroe, erneltt
anfaenommen. sic iino ieoo6 btsber
erfolgIos geb1ieben.
@omaro 8. Slider, etn friberer
geamter ser fran5olilden &ommtllton
in ben 8ereintgten Staaten, mnr0e
in Sanilton, Ontario, feitgebalten,
nad0em sic Dortige 8pli5ei ermtttelt
bate, oaB er Goitfarten an 5tpet Seem
Oorfer 6reunbe gefanot >baben lou,
6ene1, er, ongeblib mitteilte, bob tie
lid am Mittmo6, Sen Is. September.
nadmittags 0rei ubr ni6t an Bal
@treet oufbolten %iollten. Slider miro
mod SEEM Yprf eebradt, I'M Dor Der
@ran6iurD als 3enge .5l erlbetre11.
@pdter mnrbe aber aus 9amilton be-
ri61tet, bob Slider als geiitesgeltort
befunoen moroen iei.
8iirgermeilter @Dlan .erflarte, er
peroe pom 6inan5ausiduB Der Staot
perlangen, bab cine 8elobnnng BON
$4,000 fir 1olbe Mngaben, Die our
6eltlteaung Ser mabren urlade Der
@rpIoiion fiibren, msgeiebt meroe.
@afete NIT @ertpapieren beruaikt.
Seem Sort, 20. Sept. - Cine ge-
naue Yrufung Der @eiddftsbider. Der
peri9ie6enen 8anfen bat ergeben, oaB
I'M 3~ufammenbang nit Der Grploiion
am Donnerltag ntebrere Bafete nit
@ertpapieren I'M @ert bon 5ufartr1e1
ungeidbr $3OO,000bis 100000 per=
miBt mer6en; gr0Btenteils ion es fib
INN Bapiere ban6eln, oie nidt marft-
fGbig itno.
&odefel(er iuirb be1paM.
Sarrptomn, g. g., 20. Sept. -
Ser 9anolib S. 9. Stockholders IN
Sarrptopn, un6 6ie StraBen IN Der
@Qbe peroen peri6arft bepabt, mo-
5u 5tpolf nit @enebren betpaffnete
@pe3ialbeamte eingetroffen fino.
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Order Limiting Time to File CLAIMS
and for Tearing Thereon.
Estate of Michaa1 Cross. Deceased

Order Limiting Time e File Claims.
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate of Michael Cross, cease
State of Minnesota, County OF Steapns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Mtenael5
Gross, Decedent. I..
Letters OF administration this g
having been granted to g Cross;
It is Ordered, that the time Wstthln
which all creditors Of thea above named
.decedent may present claims againss
same hereby is, limited to three n
from and after the date hereof; q
hat
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1920,
ct 9 o'clock a. n, in the Probate Court
Of st. Cloud, in said County. be. and
the same hereby is, liked and appointed
as the time and place for hearing upon
and Il examination, adjustment and
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by g
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated September 10, 1920.
(SeaD j. b. HIMSL,
16-23-3O Probate Judge.
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/ &atbpliide Gltern!

@erbeGerm 9iie Sbre Gage otpohl
fir fi6 ie4lb{tt 'qIS fir 0ie 3ufun9s
rer &in6eI 6ur0 ben Mnfau Don2Sano
Guig unpett lfatbolii6er &irA9ee,
Observation-Disclosures &onbenltft iimn-
trale1 Nor6.D aota. 8ringen Sic 81
e Srel1n6e NIT Sahnen, tpel6e Sbnen
paterbin bafufSaanfbar iein merben,
NB fie- bier t1b. @egen boner Snfor-
nation unb Breis1iite i6reibe man on
Il Spbn S. Beetles,
d @nrriion Mc9ean County, Sc. 8.
Meferen5en:: 8ffqrrer Der 5t. ,@ifo=
Musfir6K 6drr1ers 8anf bon Cor
rrlon. -a..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

Citation for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns
in Probate Court. ~
In he Matter of h Estate of John
Weivoda, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the final account and dis
tributiorl OF the estate. of said decedent:
The representative Of the above
narnede decedent, having flied In this
Court her final account of h admin
istration of the estate Of said decedent,
together with. her petition praying for
the adjustment and allowance OF said
residue Of said estate to the persons
thereuntO entitled;
Therefore You. and Each Of You, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
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oltassGn a n1r nearlne e ae1ls.oa g

Citation for Hearing ON Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
Estate of Appolonia eau, Deceased.
of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of AppO1O-
MIA eau, Deceased.
The State Of Minnesota to all. per-
| Iend i%beHpesdea IN n aaid Saas Sc certain
The petition of Joseph Schwartz
as representative OF the above named
deceased, being duly filed in this
court, representing that it is necessary
and for the best interests Of said es-
tate and Of all interested therein that
certain lands of said deceased de-
scribed therein be sold and praying
that a license be to her granted to sell
the same
Therefore, You, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County of Searns, State
of Minnesota, on the
1st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1920
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Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, In the City OF st.
Cloud, County OF stearns, State Of MIN
! 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1920,
at 8 o'clock "a. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the Judge of@saids Court, and
the seal Of said Court, this 18th day Of
September, 1920.
slCourt Seal) J.. B.. HIMSL,
Peter Ahles Probate Judge.
Attorney for Rep. 23-30-7
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8cc Gress Gebcrpiucn
Sic beifen 9illen in Der @eIt.

Die beite1 8iQen in ber 8elt.
Sir @artleibigfeit, 8ilioiitdf, fran.
fes &ppfneb. lnber6nulidfeit, 2eber,
Mogen. un1 gi11getpei6e . 8ef9tper.
ben, MISUNDERSTANDING, @anen.
iteine, 8aHeriudt uno geritopfung.
Mufgemodt in nbrfaiion SIofden
nit G9rnubenfpike, entbdl iieb5ig
8ilen. 8erfauft bon Mpotbefern fit
Csc ODER ihidt nod Mea Bros, Mfin.
1teapolis, Mirt1. t6ba
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81 b~erfaltfe1

6 Gunner groBeg &aug NIT Dol.
lem grogeidoB, eleftriide 8eleld..
nng, Dampfbei5ung, Garage lax.
90, 8lbnerbaus, 2 &duiergeDierte
bon te9nii1er &odibnle, gfe BON 8.
5trdBe unb Ia. Mpen1te imbliG. Nab.
aufragen 8O1-A. Mbe. iiibli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
, i q aieph faneA5 6ulbauiersn rs
gerfiAl1ngss1feaen muB unterlaifurg'
abnoef paSS@eieB Mitsbeboroli6em.
3mnng.
Granfreidls got.

Earis, IL. september ST. Der
Soffnung, Dem &udgang in Der Nn=
5obl Ser Weburtst eth GnR 5u mas
den, bdt Die 8ermaltnng bes Depnr=
tements Motne=et-2oire bef6lofen, ie-
Ser .Wutter fiji ieoes @inb, bas lie
nod .foet1 6ritten CUR @eH bring, nod
Der @eburt cine 8ergnt11ng bon tan=
ienb 5ranfen 8u betniaigen. Grau-
ungen m11roen ndbrenb Der leBten u
Monate 6oppelt 10 biele gemel6et uls
I'M goriabre, mdbrenb bie @eburten
MIR ein Giinffel Ser i'm geriabre ge-
mel6etett betrmgen. /.
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effort %nerlanat.

33mei SS~1geuieure nit @rfobr1lng
an feititebenoen Dampfmaidtnen.
Solde NIT grfabrung an eleftrifi9em
8eleudtungg 3ubeb0r p%orge5ogen.
Denti6e &atDobIiifen hit 6amilte ge-
miinfbt. @eben Sic &eferen5en nno
geben sic berldngtes Saldr int eriter
8riefe an. Danernoe Mrbeit. .
Mabg Sight e Hotper So,
SEEM @ndIan0. So
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Kleine an5eiesn
pcrfubf Gucr 6lnef!

sSr1 elmer @egen6, no bns bette
9nnb nod fit. 2O.bis 40 Collar Sen
Mfer 51 bdbe1l hiit11n0 Dos in Der sag.
be bon &irbe' Mn6 Sga1len in elmer
tatboliiben &olonie .gelegen lit. @e.
gen ndberer M1sfunft tpe11be man iW
an 3enrb 8r1tni1g,..
11-t3 Miiniter, Sasf., @aHa6h.
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Msilitarstpa1lg I'M staqfe Metp gorf

'0s ~ 80 - O'
Seem Oorf is. Septsmber. -Die
2egislatur bes 5taates Wen Dorf bot
befonntli6 Elm @eieb paiiiert, monad
ale Siinglinge I'M Sitter bon ied5ebn
Big ndt5ebn Snbren fib elmer 5tpangs-
meiien mtlitdriiden Musbil6ung I'M
ter5ieben miiifen. @olper11eltr Smith
fat nlnmebr cine BrofIamation err
laiien, 0aB 6ieie MiIitdrpflidtigen
iid am %. 5eptember regiitrieren
laiien miifen uno bo5u ie6es @emein=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

9o6en ml1B man ie6esmal, nenn
1T ben gldttern bonn S%reiitaate Dan-
sic. bie &e6e 1T. Dan5ig 1T ungefdbr
10 fret mie 8oiton, ebe bort Die be-
rubmte Seepartie ltattgefun0en batte.
Mu6 Die fran5oiii6en golfSbertre-
ter f6einen langiame Center 5u iein
elmer Don ibnen bat Dor etnigen
Eagen bebauptet, Die 2iga Der Natio=
men lei mn1ietot.
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Ru ~nerfanfen.

225 SUB 8eunorabt, 40 Bon bod.
EeIepbon 974 ober ipre6en Sic Dor
1911 3. @traBe r1or6lib, ct. Glono,
Minn.s ba
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81 berffa,lfe.r p6er III berpad)teu,

31 berfaufenpber 81 berpad)ten,
800 MdferA2mb, gelegen I'M Comm
5pring. Sill an6ertbaB Meilen bon
Sdmle un6 Stride. @ttpa $50 ader
nnter5.asfllM; 80 M6er. 8eioee, 70
Older DieienIan6. 8ab lieBt 6urd
ouis Soin1Ioi. SlieBenoe Al1e1e mnbe benz
@ebdube, DISQUALIFICATION int beiten
S8nltonoe. yedberes Bel 6einrih S,
G,n1nel, 80Q4 iuolid II. Apenue, ct.
GIoub, Minn. st
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MnIeibe IN S0be bon $50 Milionen
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
BAND AT BELLE
ISLE RESCUED

Quebec. Jan. 3.-Fifteen persons
employed ct the government sta
tions on Belle Isle. who were
threatened with starvation by the
laundering OF the government
steamer Aranmore. loaded with
winter supplies, . few weeks ago,
have been rescued by the New
Foundland steamer Seal, according
to q wireless message received.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
BONDS FORFEITED
REACH 1851, $40 IN
YEAR IN NEW YORK

New York, Jan. 3. - Freedom
from Jail was more precious than
money in 1919 to 576 defendants on
the island Of Manhattan, who for
feited 1851, $40 in bail bonds during
the past year, according to District
Attorney Swami.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
FRENCH BATTLES
NOT so SERIOUS

Paris. Friday, Jan. 2-(Frencli
wireless service.l - Fighting be-
tween French troops and Arabs ut
Baalhek. Syria, was not serious, an
official statement issued here to-
day, GAyA
Cairo dispatches rsDofung the in
cident stated severe losses were In
Nictsd during the encounter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
PERSONAL.

AEoPEcrABLE MIDDLE AGED GEN
tiemAA wants acquaintance Of sintle
woman who would be interested In liv-
ing In southern Texas. Matrimonial in
tention. Beat climate and living con-
ditisns. References exchanged. Ad-
dress 60" care Argus.