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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01

Deposits ~ state md NATIONAL hanks.
Including ,ayBuss hanks IN the United
States ste estimated ~ abUu, '3'.ooo
600 nun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
BROOKLYN takes
TWO FROM GIANTS
CARDS LOSE ~ PITCHERS DIEI
NJ Ci>CINNAri-CiBS BEAT
PIisA1ES

~ Associated rrrss
NEW YORK Inuo 80 ii1oklyn won
both COMES ~ d"uhl' header from the
GIntf today , 90 and O. I.
First Game.
Iir' uklNn ...............a POO Out 100
New Nurk ......... on H0t itn-s
Mitchell and Elliott. rarncs. Winters.
iluhboll and SNYDER
Second Game:
iiro,klyu .............. 40 0ta Ella
New York ........ Na0 OO0 Oni =
GrmUs aud Miller. Toncy. lluhbr'
and smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
SPUDDERS BEAT
HOUSTON 8 To 3
WICHITA FAILS TAKES SECOND
0i' SEIiES-Pi>THER> TRIM
EXPORTERS
ny Assaeisisa Pre-.

Nv Asfoeiaisd Pros
WICHITA FALLS. June 1o.-wichiil
FALLS wen tudays rm, from Houston.
houston ........ ....-. 700 O0, 0Oo !
Wichita Fails ...... OOl oia 32N %
Glenn aud No,l,e. Huu,h aud White.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
I'anil,ers Win

FT WORTH inc lo-ror Worth
hc1t the Exporters Itn T.
Beaumont ............ nnO Oi0 GOO
Iuft Worth .......... U3n 900 U3n-S
Bailey and Br'iuN Pate and Muurc
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

the last year and a half that the school was meeting it's expectations.
 A revolution has been wrought in conditions, however, since January, 1919, under the efficient leadership of Dr. Creager, who is now going to the state university.
 The revolution has been chiefly that in method of study and management, but with it there has been fortunately such an expansion of the physical side of the Normal as has made for better work.
 In the latter the improvements rep resent the expenditure of a large sum in the past IS months. Taken not at all in order, there is the adaptation of the home of the assistant to the sup erintendent, Prof. J. F. Walker, as a vocational practice studio, the installa- tion in the manual training depart ment of $500O worth of new machin- cry, which quadruples the capacity of that course, the expansion of the book keeping and typewriting equipment, the complete remodeling of the kitch- en and the extension of the courses in domestic science, the cutting off of two new kindergarten rooms and their furnishing throughout, the creation of
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

a magnificent new assembly room in the administration building, which will seat several hundred, this being equip ped with fine piano, 700 opera chairs, a motion picture machine which cost 5000 and adjustable fixtures so that it can be used for social entertain ments; the construction of new priv ate office for the use of the president, so, that aside from the completion of the Ashurst wing, ,@more than $10,0OO in this 18-month period has been spent in rebuilding, practically, the main building and for the additional fea- lures.
 All the machinery of the plant, as we'll as that used in the class rooms, including the new $2000. planer for woodworking, has been electrified.
 On the campus, as shown in the &C., companying illustration, force of men has been at work all summer in building complete series of cement sidewalks and building approaches and in establishing a new series of drive ways about the campus at a cost of $5000, all of which will be done by the opening of the fall semester.
 Of course the costlier part of the outlay on the development of the nor nal is that comprised in the new
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

buildings which either have been con- pleted during the past year and half or which are now under construction. One of these is the auditorium, at tached as a new wing to the administra- tion building, erection of which start ed as far back as 1916, but on which little progress was made until tlL. present management began to push it. It is a thre-story fireproof structure, housing the manual arts, the biologi- cal laboratory and the commercial de- partment.
 Campbell is the name of the new dormitory completed in 1919 and named in honor of Senator Hugh Campbell. It is thoroughly equipped with all modern conveniences and un- der the. care of competent matron.
 The training school building which is now in process of erection and which it is hoped to finish late in the fall, perhaps by November 20, will cost $110,000 equipped, the three new buildings representing close to S400,- 900 investment.
 In policy, through the determina- tion of the recent head, the normal has gone into close utilization with the state university in the matter of sum-
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13
OUR NORMAL SCHOOLS
 GREAT DEVELOPMENT
Special to The Sun.

Special to The Sun.
 PHOENIX, Aug. 14.-If to be sur rounded by the beautiful, as a philos- opher said, is to be half way to lib- eral education, the young men and women of Arizona are three-fourths along that highway when they attend the Northern Arizona Normal at Flagstaff. It was positive stroke of legislative genius which placed this important school in the shadow of the San Francisco Peaks, in the very core of group of the worlds greatest scenic wonders and with climate that invites open sessions of the institution throughout the entire year.
 The plant has always been an inn posing one, built of native red sand stone and comprising a group of build ings adequate to house the students and the implements for their studies. It has been advertised in a way more than its companion of Tempe, but for some reason or another no sincere cit izen of the state has felt until within
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

mer courses, sixteen of the instructors in the present summer school being from the U. or A. and giving courses that are recognized by the university.
 The entire institution is run on the electric clock system as far as classes and gatherings are concerned, the equipment having been placed this year.
 There is special athletic depart- ment conducted by the normal which maintains its basketball, football and baseball teams and has a group of three cement tennis courts.
 The building program has added fully 35 per cent to the capacity of the school, giving much greater freedom to the faculty and pupils in their work in the past IS months.
 The affiliation with the university has increased both the efficiency and the ranking of the Normal until today it has become what was hoped in vain for it for so many years, an educa- tional institution which is fully equip- ped and which uses to the utmost it's plant, its courses, its location for the turning out of thoroughly seasoned, capable and enthusiastic teachers for the children of Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13
T. A. RIORDAN REPUDIATES
 HIS ALLEGED BOOSTER

Someone without authority entered Hon. T. A. Riordan, of Flagstaff, in the contest for the democratic nom- ination for state senator from Coco nino. The announcement was printed in The Republican and some wonder was expressed at the time that Mir. Riordan had decided to go in for office. He has always resolutely set his face against that sort of thing. The only position he has held was that of food administrator for this state under the Hoover regime. He took that place at the expense of his extensive private affairs because of his extensive private of service to the country.
 In denial of his candidacy for the legislature The Republican yesterday received the following from Mir. Rior- dan:
 Flagstaff, Ariz., July IT, 1920. Editor Arizona Republican,
 Phoenix, Arizona. Dear Sir:
 My attention has just been called to the announcement in your issue of August 6 that am to be candidate for the state senate from Coconino county.
 This is the first I have heard of my candidacy for this or any other po- litical office-and I hope the last. It really is "too sudden" Your inform ant evidently had bad dream-per- haps after trying out his latest recipe some of them have that effect.
 The senatorial track in Coconino county is perfectly free so far as I am concerned. This is my first and final announcement.
 Yours very truly,
 T. A. RIORDAN.
 Arizona Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

Manager F.. E. Vanderhoef, of the Jerome team, was here on Saturday for conference with Manager Charlie Heisser, and the above date was de- cided on. It was also agreed that Bat tery A should play Jerome and Clark dale, at the latter places, on Sunday and Monday, September 5 and 6. Mon day is Labor Day and holiday, and undoubtedly many local fans will go down to help our boys win.
 Jerome, by the way, hung 19 to O game on Prescott the other day; so yo usee what the Battery boys are go- ing up against.
 It is probable that Jerome, when they come here on the 29th will play Winslow during the forenoon on our grounds, taking our team on in the af- tefnoon,
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

many friends, who hope and expect that the coroner's jury will exonerate them from all blame.
 Sheriff Jack Harrington received a wire last night from Marshall Gard ner, of Winslowy that a negro, about 30 years old and over feet tall, work ing in the round house, had struck the foreman of the round-house on the head with hammer at dark last night. The latter was taken to AL buquerque, and is expected to die. The negro was caught late last night east of WinsloW.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

Clarkdale beat Jerome in a close game on Sunday, the score being 6-5 Jerome so far this year has played against only five other teams-Cark- dale, Flagstaff, Prescott, Clemenceau and Humboldt. While Jerome has won the majority of her games, it must be admitted that in Clemenceau, Hum- boldt and Prescott she did not have very powerful antagonists.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

bounty Attorney Harben were away, ter at Globe. 'ne '"'
 Both MT. Robinson, who has been nere long time, and MT. Johnson. who has been here for about five years, have excellent regulations and
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13

ETTUTS-T IdRSCdII, THUtHIA, O. Stolen bases-Browning, Seaman (2). Sacrifice hit--Mackey. Two baggers Browning, Amos. Three bagger- Cross. Home run-Thomas. Struck out-By Cross, 8; by Howard, 4. Base on balls-Off Cross, 5; off Howard, 3.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-13
WILLIAMS RANCHERS KILL
 MEXICANS IN GUN DUEL

Continued from Page 1.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
GnglanO pattirt
init HnblanO.
SlOgS CSeorse famSiat SanSelsuer-
trag nit Soluict SinfIanb an. -
Steilt tbatiddJlidl gusrtcununa
Der rmiiiiden Sniuiet9icsierung
Dar.

Sunouu. @ic neutrality-suspicious.
2IopO @eorge inn 6ritiiden Inter.
bans bcfanitqo6, bat oos britiid)e
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fir elm 8anoelsabfommen nit GO
pietsSfuBIano i'm 9InihlnB an oie
i'm Suli getroifeuen 9lbmadlrigen
arsarbeiteu Sa laiien ser in einigeu
SogeH bereits Der Yiosfoner Hegie.
rlmg uorgelegt lperben fonne.
Die 9lbmahuug lit, iuie Slopo
Seorgc ertldrte, rod oopon a6bdn.
GIG, Oa6 Die Sotpiet gebor0en ptirie-
ocl1teIlenoe &eriid)cruagen 6etreiIS
Der Sreiloiiltig britiihcr 0Sefnnge.
nen geben rno Die 9oIidepifi iid ei.
ner 8rppogan0o imo fein0lider
SanbIuneen in 9liien (Snoien II.
Neriienl entbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
@riinOnna ciuer G6riItlidJ-gosinlen
Yartei in 0nneru.

SSyn 9torobapcrn boben iid Ieit
Idngerem gbiplitterungsbeltreblluae
iuuerbaIb Der 9auertIbeu 8oIfspar.
tel benlerfbar ocmabt, oie belonoers
ourd Den ieiner5eitioen Garteitaas.
beidluB auf 26iung ser sSraftiong.
geueiniabait NIT Dem Centrum uo
ourd Die itart ieparatiitiidle Sal.
tiiug Der areiie nm Den ,,gauer.
Sanier" eiHen itarfen 9lntrie6 ar.
bicItcu. 3er 9eipcgung laaen oic
8croffeHtIidungeu oeg 8oIfs6er.
einsiefretars Seller in gsiirsbiirg
iiber ben driitlihen So5idIisunts
5usruH6e. 8ie man MN bort, 1T Die
@riinoune Der Gbrtitlid-SosiaIel
9artei in Ireu9tlinsen oieier 9age
tatiahIit erioIgt. sSn oicier Der.
iommliing lpnren oertreten Die
gbriitIih. .Demofratif6en @ereiniaurt.
gen 1no Die noro6opcriibeu @rup.
pen oes guf0e3 Gbriitli6er 90.
aiottlten. gs fam 8u elmer Ginignna
oitf benz 9ooen elmer Gbrijtlit9.5o,
aioIen 8artei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
gsiclpcripredlenSr ,SnqenS.
glprton, Sans. 9

giDrton, Sans. Ter Il Sabre
olte Garl Solution lit i'm bieiiaen
areisqeridte ongetInqt moroen Den
g}eriuA gemadlt 3u haben, cine gan3e.
SGpfe 5ibIenoe ,Sanilic III 2llme-
na, aalts., 81, ermor0er
Die 9eboroen gcbeu an oaB
Sobnion geitanoen habc. CT lei 3ii Ser
1bat pon Dem IS Sabre altcn elmer
6eiierman qe0lmqeu woroell. 0ieler
bab( linn 5000 fir oie @rnmronug
ieines 9oters, 1Sacob 5eiicrman, lei
ner @ttttcr, ieiner @roBnuttter, lei.
ncr SdnpeIter uno ieines @ruoers
ongeboten. Ter iltnge 0eiicrman
babe icine 2lnaehorigcn aus 0em
g9cge baben lpollen, Inn in oleinigen
Belts oes 5anlilienEGertn0gen5 SIT
gelan9en.
Ser lleberfall auf oie 1Somilic
&eiiermou erfolgte tbatid6litb Dor
mebreren lagen. gS tpltfben meb.
rcre Sdiiiic 0rrdb Elm ,Senitcr ser
6eiicrmalid)en Robnilng ubgcgc.
ben; ine Sodter nno Die 8roBmiltter
mir6en qetroffen. ieooh MIR leift
perleBt 1Sobuion mari Damn oen 9fc.
poluer fort upo ergriff sic ,5ludt,
lmlrOe ober pon S5ocob 6eiiermau
pcrfolgt iuo lpdter ergrtfien.
SSn ciiem 9crbore ioa er ejn pol-
les @5eitdnoniB obgelegt hobeu. 81
mer 6eiierman lit ebenfaGs perbaTtet
mo III 2inflaae5ultanS pcriebt NOR.
oeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
gie isIieoerconetten sinnnl

Die 5SIiegercaoetten Signmn0
5,umansfn uou gan Iutonio, 1cr
un6 S5aS. u. 5urnep BON gcrtcle9.
@olif.. fanoelt, ais ibr 6lug5eug oiif
oem aelln.1lIaplab obitiir5te uno
pcrbrannte. i6ren Zoo.
Sn 1ecatur, 81. itnrb Der iG
,Sa6rp nlte &arru @nribbdrger. 0er
beim 1SltBbaa. Spiel" oie gfiereil
5erauetid1t iporoen fporen,
Gin negeil angebliden gtn.
grifis ouf cine betaatc peiBc 6rall
rcrbofteter 9teqer 1puroe BON einent
9fob aus Dem e5eidngniB 3u 0lie.
9a, berousgeboIt unO oufgc1dngt
Geim gr1iloe eiues tootels in
3etroit. Did, fano cine 8erion
6ltrd) Spruua aus einem 5enitcr oes
3. Stodlrerfs ihret Zoo; bier anoere
itre6pn infolqc 9iallflpergiftung in
2e6ens9efahr
Der ncilaelpdblte GonlreBabae.
or0nete Ghos z GaHSrpntcr Cfep.) }
unO feline 5ecreiarilt 1Yrl. 95oHleB
0eSUin. beioe pen 2ona Bead. G1lii.,
tpltrSeu bel S4nlnnt, Galii.. aetootet,
ais ibr 2luto nit einem 2uitauto sas
ioumeniiieB.
@ennnthIid 0urdl 9ran0itif
tuna rur0c nadJts IN 9}erlin. 1cr
0a: Grportcrs * 1rooers 2aucyhous
ian1nlt 2300 9ollen goi,ninoll, cin.
eedi@ert. 5fat~n 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
@ri6erreaimenf.

yOneaila, Gre, 2lIIe itaotiifen
2lemter in }oneolla beiinoeu i'd in,
folQe oes 9ieinltats ser labten 8abl
iu Irauenhdnoen Die NIdnner, Sic
iid wenig Inn Die &abl 9efiimmert
battcn. pnroeu ourd cine I'M @ebei-
men gefiibrte Gantpa9ne Der Truueu
iiberraidbt, bic i1nlmtlide 9lcmter er.
oberten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
9ie Gcnfer
GOnferens.

anf Serat6nnsen Ger
slnsidiiIc bsidlrGnft. 4 StepiiiOm
oes &6lferliga=Gaets nun Sullano
geioroert. - 9entidDlanS erflGr-
tc, Seitimmnnseu ii6cr GOlOnien
I'm SrieoensDertrag ieien binfGllis
geuOrSra. - SritiIfer Sclcsat
tritt fir iOfurtige 3uIaiinne Der
YiittelmGdIte Elm. ySbnc Gin-
idllni. iGmmtlidler 0iGdlte feinc
gDIfsrlisa", last Sittuni. - De
lssat Selsien'S ppponirt slbriiit-
nns. - Ginsrrifeu Der eisa in
&itbaasn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
DcmtIet,Iant tuirH uea Scn
alliirsen bmcbIt6blict,
amsaeEeaen.

Berlin. 9taboem bic
allierteu fiir5lid, 100000
@ildfiibe non 9eutidlan0 ge.
for6ert boben, bat, 1pie Die Ser.
liner 3eitun9eu neloen, ole
oeutid)e 9fegierung Jest pon III
nen Die 1Soroerrng erbalteu,
oab ,Srmfreid) 100000 mo
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meroen iItiIiIen.
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tiacn gegen Die 9lbilt6r BON
100000 Wilffiiben ans
Geutihlanb 81 proteitiren, oa
oies einem Sooesurtheil fir
Ianieit0e heutidlcrairSer gIeib-
fonmen ipiir0e.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
Ter SAT- Berger UOr Dem Sber.
aeridlt.

Gbicasp. Die 9lppeaotiou Bic
TOR & 9erger's, Der negen ltebertre.
tuna oes Spiona9egeieees III 20
SSabren 3nttbaus perurtbeiIt mnr.
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9un6essG sGbergeribt gehort ueroen,
pie 8ergers glnualt, Sepnnonr
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oentidofts AGauoiOat BEL Der Iebten
BnbI, Nfarnteab.
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lcs beantragt INIT Ser Seqriinouna,
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gelteno, Dab bic pom Gong-eB anae
nommene 9ieioIution DeGe ben
arieg init 1eutihlano iiir 6eenSet
erflnrt in aroit iei. trob grdi. 8il.
fon : 9'eio.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
S6atiadllidl cine sIncrfeunnna
SOmict-Nnflanb's.
gSaIhinatpm, :. Is. 93e

Naihingtpm, :. Is. 9eamte
Oes StaatSoeportencnts crflaren.
DAB cine tbatiddlihe 9(ncrfennuna
Ser ruiiiidlen Solpiet.9egierilng lei
tens @ualono's in Der poraeihloge-
neu @anOelsobmahlmg 5miid)en oen
bci0eu Sdn0ern eutbalten lit.
Sn Der @inleitlng DER 9tbmodntnq
miro erfldrt, ooB I'M Snterciie MUS
LAMBS lopobl pie SroBbritannien ;
cine uuuer5iiglidle @ieocrberiteaung
oes iSrieorns un0 0es @an0els ani-
idleu bctoeu 20n0eru fpiinicbenSmertf
lei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

8aridlan. = Bic fiir5lid in Riga
ernifneten &erbnnOlungen sum NIB
idluB eines en0giiltigen 6rieoenS-
Dertrags 5pii1en Boleu linO Sopiet-
9ilBlono puroen uon ben ruhiihen
9cnolln1htigten ob9ebroden. Die li6
lpeigerteil, iueiter SIT ultterbanoeln,
oa eiuige polniidle Irupentbeile
nof nidlt oltf Die I'M SSafienitiu-
itallOs- ino &urfrieoensnertrog ieit.
9elebte 9iuie 5uriidseSoeeu wurOen
3ie @etbmolungen purOen aber
nieeer aufgenommen, nad)oem ole
6etrefferoer. poIutiden Srlyppen 5u-
riitfge3ogen mOroen luurelt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

Sn ocn cnna6iid,cn Gprf ga
bonn tomcn , ,5raueu rH0 T AInoec
III einem 0nrh Grploiion zines e5a-
ioliR.%cbditers entitanoeuen 5aIer
um
Ter GongreBabaeorouet2 agar,
lou %. @1rlano ron gyihaburgb
(Rep) purOe in ieincn Seim in
Baihington tort oilfaeinuoen. Gin
oerliflag hattc ieiuen Seben ein
gn6e deiuadJt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
3as nSelbitbeitimmnnaSrcdjt1 mad
Gnslnno'S nnO 6rnmfrcidlts
9lusIeaMng.

SariS. @roBbritonnien mi
8rautreid lperoen cine ariedliidy
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@oultantin itebcu miro, nid)t amer
teruen. erfldrte oaS fraBoiiidN
guslp1rtige glut. Die B4oen San
ser, ols BaratttieiteQer fir oas
griediid]e Si0uigreitb, bdtten, 10 lpirl
erfldrt, oas 9tebt, ST. beitiumen
mel6en Characters oie neue 9fegie
rilng ieiu ioll.
Die Soltptfarte, oie @nolan0 uni
6routreid in Oieier 9lngeleaenhet
anspielen oiirften. if oie Controls
iibcr Die fIein-aiiatiide 5ituation. il
Der 8riedenlano upf efrlrH0 e
,Srieoenspertroges 8ortbeilc erriln
gen bat. Gs tpilroe 81 Deritcben aeac
ben, onB 0ns 3uriidtretcn tSrntf
reif's mo @u9lauo'S. ciuen 8erita
ienes (5ebicts fiir @riedcuton0 &c
oerten tpiiroe.
GnglauS iett 9anmi6rau6eu an.
gItben. Gnglon0 bat ocn 0iini
Stcrprdii0ent 9lballis mitgetbeilt. 6ai
es feline GreoitlGjarontie iiir e.m
neue 9onoSoltsgn6e BON 100000,
600 Drodmen (S77000,000) oen
rpeigern weroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
GpluiidDc Srnppcu an E6eridIeiicm's
0reu5e.

Berlin. @ie Der 8erliner
n2ofalan3ei9er~ beridtet. lit ser
oeltifeu Heihsregierlng trrtrnulid
9tnbridt 5ugegan9en, boB ole golen
in Der gtdbe ser 8ren3e 0berihle-
iieil's Sritppen 3tiommen3ichen. Die
Gntente-99dd)te. io9t oas 9lntt, ieicrt
auf oieie Sod)e Glifmerfiom genloht
tporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

At6sn. Montreal GounOouriotii
bat Die Jfegentid,oft IN @}riedleutaui
ou Die aonigiumlJtter Olga obaetre
ten, ole ioiort cine 4rocloulation Al
0as e5rietbeitpolf erlieb. in iueld)el
lie ole llebcrnahme Ser 9legieritns
i'm gintIong nit oergerfaifug me
gen Der Ablpeienbeit meires gelieb
ten Sobnes Gonitalltire aufijnoiate
Gas ueuc griediihe Cabinet
StDaaiS bat bcihloien. odB eini
golfSabitintnilng ooriiber itattfin
oeu ioll. OBJ Sf0nig Gonltantiu rieoel
auf hen Glbron 5nriidfebren ioll
0ieier bat ser 9tcaieulne telearo
pbtidb nlitgetbeilt, er mer0e OieIe grb
ittnmllng abiporteu, che er 3itriif
febre.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
Yltbiscit it
Oried)cnlanO.

%Dlfsabitimmnng mirS ;;her nit
&iidfebr bes entErputcn S1nigi
GOnitantin entidlicSen. - Grgie
RING BON Der &utter @omitantin'i
ais Siesentiu nbernpmmen. =
GnsIanS II. 6ranfrridD pppOmireI
DER 8nffebr GOnitantin's. - Sri
tide nllfberreonnssfinite1.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

Gin 5ener, oeiien Sdlaoen anf
cine lsalbe 9sillion Gollars geid6st
tpiro, rUiitbetc I'M 5eihaftstheiI bon
Suebet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
8ifbtige SnOnitrie
Oem GnOe nabe.

Insiterben Der SInfserImnidlel be-
0robt SOrt6sitanO oer emit bcOeu-
tenoen OentidIeH GcrIfiiderei. -
Spielte i'm StnatSbanshnIt
S0bern's u. SadlIen's emit srufe
8olle. - Serindle snr 6ettnns
OeS intrreiiaatsn Sbicres nnter.
nulimen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

Srrntrcidl bdut ii1 cine erobe
SaiiabootfIoite.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

Irae translation tile with tAs postmaster
a. Milwaukee, Nov, "a 1870 as re7ulrsi ~
ne act Of October D. l3ts.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
9[nf 31s WliIlionen IN g}oo

9tuf 315 W1iIlionen in Goaf
uno Q2ertbpapieren miro 0ie 9ellte
qeidIdet BEL Der 8eraiibung eines
goIt3ugs 5u Council Bluffs, sSa.
3rei iitnge Burden i'm 2Lltcr Bon
II Bis 20 l5nbren uno 2 sl1inner
0on 45 Syobren lin0 ais 16ater in
Salt. 3a5 geitoblene gaorgelo ipnr'
De meiit tpieoererlangt. Die 9sertb.
popiere bebaupten SIC JRaliber Der.
nidtet 3u baben.
Nabreno tSrau Tronf Ihtrrag
bon 8irgap Mid, Beibuoftsein.
f1uie nladltc. iebte ibr lidbrige5o1n
6eim Spielen ntit 5trcihbol5cru el.
noH 5cppid inn @lteuheim in brnno
uuo ion6 oen 6lnmmentoo. 3iuei
nn0ere ainoer eltgingen nur fttopp
Dem gritidungstoo.
Bel elmer 6eucrspa1if III einen
5iImt6enter IN Ren 9orf niIroen s
ainoer to1tqetrompclt imo t2 onee.
re Dertcbt
OerIifer erid1eirt, ols 0ns IIcr 5ltr
9'iloaug iciner Sfale airet 3iemIi-
den @2enge aolt be6ari. sjll3lidur
Ssnlfman8el i'm @oiier iaat Oa5er
Dem &ier audi nl9t 3r Garnel per.
lan0t leeteres iaH0igc @olgt 0a es
iit Hnn0li8er Bepe0unG 0urdalts
abHc!9, NIT 6en Goy0ertcl ieiHcs
be,Galteu aorDcrs III 0en Sau0 eill.
garden lie51
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

Ttruenansiationtilsd withtAs postmaster ae
gllwsukss, Nov IT, 1920, as reIairst bs
he act Of October l. IyIf
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28

frneiranslasion tiisi with ths Postmaster at
Ah"aukse, Nhy. "a 1870. a, reaalrsI 81 the
act of October .. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
Sample oancru an.

Gie tSopiet. .giegierilng bat beegu-
tenoe 8riippenmaiien geeen General
9alofo,citid) 5uiomlnenge5oaen Der
nit ieiueu ,Sreiihuaren oitlid) Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES operirt; mei-
tere 8olid)epifi -9ioiiionen oerfolaerl
Oiellfrainer, oie aus Oen1@ebiet melt
lid uno noropeitlih pon Sticp file
ben.
@ntlaitg Ser gan5ei iiiooItlihel
@ren5e 4olen's Itromen fSliidJtlinge,
GiuiI nno 0liIitGr, Die bpr oen 9ol.
ihelpifi Sicberbeit iltden. in groBen
9lengcn ms 2ano, mas Der 9tegie=
ring icl1pere Gorge bersitet.
8sm 0itIibeu @nlicien iteben pol
niifle uno ruiiiide Iruppen lid oidt
eegeltitber, MIR oitrh oen 6luB
3brue5 getreimt, ser nndy oenl @af-
feilitillitonos-&ertrag bic 8ren3linie
biloet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-11-28
Trusranslstlon tisi with shs postmaster at
Milwaukee. Nov "A 1920 as rsqairst BY
the act Of octobers gtf.
Hnficll Il. Yolell.

Sin nener SradD MIR fnapp Dermie'
ben. = 3olsn trnscn Die Sdlnlo.
= Sollcn Sebinsnnsen Oss 8afs
fsnitillitanos mifadltet baben. -
SGmpfe in 2itbansn nnO 9OOulien
OauerH an.