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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20
AN ACCIDENTAL FERTI-
LIZER DEMONSTRATION

In seeding his wheat last fall, Alex
Stephenson of Lewis county accident
ally laid out good demonstration of
the value of fertilizer. He forgot to
put the fertilizer attachment of his
drill in gear while crossing the field.
The strip where no fertilizer was APP
piled could be distinctly noted at all
times during the growth of the wheat.
One could see right up to the last hole
on the seeder where fertilizer has
been applied. This strip across the
field would make about three bushels
to the acre while the rest Of the field
made not less than twelve to fifteen
bushels.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20
CHARLIE HAY THANKS
HIS FRIENDS
st. Louis. Mo-. Aug. 10. 1920.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 10, 1920.
Dear Mr.. Editor:-May | express,
through the columns Of your paper.
my gratitude to the citizens of your
county who supported me in my race
for the United States Senate. While
l personally was defeated, the prin-
ciples in which was vitality concern
ed, won. Every Democrat should feel
gratified with the general results of
the primary.
| am sure that all of my friends
will join me in the hearty and active
support of Mr.. Long and the rest of
the ticket. We must achieve an .ov-
erwhelming victory in November.
Yours respectfully, Chas. M. Hay.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20
STATE of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucaa County. Is.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm Of f, j.
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the City
of Toledo County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternalfy and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System Send
for testimonials, free
r. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c. R @
Halls Family Pills for constipation,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20

lice begin to attack the patch or hill,
the spray should be applied as they
increase rapidly and quickly damage
the crop.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20

James M. Cox, Democratic NOM
inee, had an added honor be-
slowed upon him at the time OF
his notification at Dayton, Aug. Z
The famous Iriquois Club OF Chit
cago, through Orva G. Williams
as spokesman, . made him an
honorary member-the fifth In
the history of the club. The other
four to receive such honor are
Melvin w. Fuller U. S. Supreme
Court; General Nelson A. Miles.
u. S. A.; Former President Grover
Cleveland. and Woodrow Wilson
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20
ADMINISTRATORS OR
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters
Testamentary upon the estate of John
L. Swink, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, by the Probate
Court of St. Francois county, Mis-
souri,, bearing date the Bird day of
June, 1920.
Ali persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months from the date
of said letters or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if said claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of the granting of letters on said es-
tate they shall be forever barred.
CHESSIE J. SWINK,
Executrix.
Attest: X. C. WEBER,
Judge Probate.
Aug. 10, 20, 81, Sept. 8.
Vera E. Wilson, of Omaha, Nebr.,
were married Aug. 10th, at Knob
Lick, the ceremony being performed
by Justice of the Peace E. p. White.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20
Attest: X. C. WEBER,
Judge Probate
ORDER OF. PUBLICATION

ORDER OF. PUBLICATION
State Of Missouri, County of st. Fran
co.'s, SIS.
In the Circuit Court. November
term, 1920. .
Nellie Murphy, Plaintiff,
VS..
Jake Murphy, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Action for Divorce.
Now at this day comes the plain
tiff herein by her attorney and files
her petition and affidavit, alleging
among other things, that defendant
is not a resident of the State of Mis-
souri,.
Whereupon, it is ordered by the
Clerk of this Court, in vacation, that
said defendant be notified by publ
cation that plaintiff has commenced
suit against defendant in this court,
the object and general nature of which
is an action for divorce upon the
grounds of abandonment and deser-
tion for more than one whole year
without reasonable cause; and that
unless said defendant be and appear at
ILLS COURT, dJ Tic uSAI tcTlu tueftol,
to be begun and holden at the court
house in the city of Pennington, in
said county, on the 9Th day of Novem-
Der next, and on or before the last
day Of said term, answer and plead to
the petition in said cause, the same
will be taken as confessed, and judg-
ment will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published, according to
law, in the Pennington Times, news
paper published in said county OF St.
Francois, for q weeks successfully,
published at least once week, the
last insertion to be at least Is days
before the first day of said next No
yember term of this court.
Order made and entered this 3rd
day of August, 1920.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the Circuit Court of st. Francois
County, this 23rd day Of
(SEAL) November, 1920.
j. G. HEIFNER, Circuit Clerk.
Aug. 6, IL, 20 and ~.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-20

Worlds Champion Heavyweight
Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske Of
St. Paul will clash at Benton Har-
Dor. Mich, Labor Day. Miske
has faced Dempsey twice, going
the limit each time. After a long
rest from entertaining he is said
to be in better shape than ever,
Critics say. Jack had better
watch this fellow"
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Fighting in Irkutsk;;
RevoIutionaries Rule

LONDON, January II (by the As
sociated Press). = Fighting is pro-
ceeding in the streets of Irkutsk, says
Moscow wireless report received
here.
PEKING. Thursday, January Is (by
the Associated Press).-An undated
dispatch from Verkhnie UdinSk,
across Lake Baikal from IrkutsK, says
the social revolutionaries are COM
pletely in control of Irkutsk and the
fighting has stopped. The armored
trains of Gen. Semenoff have retired
to Lake Baikal. Ernest l. Harris,
the American consul general at the
seat of the all-Russian government,
is on the way to Chita. 400 hundred
miles east of Irkutsk, with his staff.
vERKHNIE UDINSK, Transbaikal,
Monday. January (by the Associated
Press) Admiral Kolchak, head of
the all-Russian government, is being
held here by the social revolution
aries, who have formed a new gov
ernment and have demanded the writ
ten retirement of Kolchak. The al
lied representatives have requested
Maj. Gen. Jules Janin, commander Of
The Czechs. to safeguard his person.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
AMERICAN TROOPS
LEAVING SIBERIA
Gen. Graves Ordered to Move
His Command to Manila,
Says BeIated Report.

vLADIvoSTOK, Thursday, January
8 (by the Associated Press).-
Within a fortnight $500 of the
5000 men of the American expedition
ary force in Siberia will leave VIadi-
vostok for Manila, according to Mai.
Gen. William S. Graves, commanding
the force, who today announced the
War Departments order to move his
command to Manila
Anticipating the evacuation order
and also recognizing the transporta-
ton debacle existing in the interior
of the country, where the Americans
are guarding sectors OF the railway in
accordance with the interallied rail-
way agreement, Gen. Graves q week
ago ordered the detachments along
the Suchan mine railroad. and on the
Spasskoe, Ussuri and Transbaikal
sectors Of the Transsiberian rail-
way to move to Vladivostok.
Movement Of Ships.
The transport Great Northern, due
here January II. will take $500 of
the 27th Infantry from the Spasskoe
on the 14th, will take 1,S00 troops
from the Suchan district. In addition,
two transports will be held at Manila
awaiting orders from Graves to pro-
ceed to Vladivostok to meet the main
body of the 9th Infantry, approx
mately 1000 men, under Col. Nor
row, from the Transbaikal district,
LOO miles northwest of here.
Leave Early in March.
The S1st Infantry, approximately
$500 men, win leave after the depart
| ure of the troops from the railroad
districts, probably early in March
his plans to all the allied missions
and American organizations, such as
the Red Cross, the Y. M. c. A, the
Y w, c. A. and the Knights of Co
lumbus, and asked each organization
the number Of persons it wished to
send out of Siberia with the troops.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
ALLIED PRE|M|ERS
NOT IN ACCORD ON
RUSSIAN POLICY
CIemenceau Fights Trade
RenewaI-Military Men Re-
gard Situation Precarious.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, January 1.-THE prime
ministers Of the allies, 1t appears.
were not in entire accord respecting
the decisions yesterday regarding a
limited opening Of trade with Russia.
Premier Lloyd George proposed the
measure seemingly to conciliate the
labor forces of England. Premier
Nitti supported Mr.. Lloyd George, ex-
planning that the decision would have
good effect upon political opinion in
Italy, where good deal of bolshevik
agitation is reported. Premier Gle
menceau opposed any dealings with
bolshevik Russia, but finally said
wearily that he would agree to such
measure of trade as that finally an
nounced. He insisted. however. upon
writing the final paragraph affirming
that the allies had not changed their
attitude toward the soviets.
There appears to be more concern
in the minds of military men over the
recent defeats of Gen. Denikine, anti
| bolshevik leader in southern Russia,
and the remnants of Admiral Kol-
chak's al1-Russian forces than in the
minds of the statesmen composing
! the supreme council
The military advisers have contin-
ually been pointing out to the Brit
ish and French governments. recently
that the situation in the Balkans and
Poland is precarious.
British Labor Against War.
LONDON, January 17.-Arthur Hen
derson, leader Of the labor party in
parliament, in a letter dealing with
the Russian situation is quoted to-
day as follows:
'If the government, refusing even
to consider repeated offers of peace
from the soviets, involves the coun-
try in war over vast areas Of Europe
| and Asia the labor party will resist
to the uttermost such an unnecessary
and reckless military adventure mas
querading as a war of defense"
Evening star., 1920-01-18
.|NTER-RAC|AL COUNCIL
TO AID FOREIGN BORN
Raids and Deportations Have Un-
settled Population and Many
Prepare to Leave.

NEW YORK, January II (by the
Associated Press).-Raids and de-
portations have so unsettled the for
eign-born population that hundreds
employed in basic industries are pre-
pairing to leave the United States, ac-
| cording to the interracial council,
which tonight announced launching of
a campaign ito make aliens better
understood and to lift them from the
status of mere cogs in a machine to
| the status of human being"
The council, of which Coleman du
Pont is chairman and which includes
in it's ranks more than 400 leading
financial and industrial organizations,
representatives of nearly all the races
in America, purposes in it's campaign,
according to it's statement, to accom-
p1ish the following objects:
To offset bolshevist propaganda
among the foreign born through ma
tion-wide educational activities.
To promote better relations among
the races in America by presenting
the side of the foreign born and
"translating America to them in terms
which they will understand"
To end unrest among the foreign
born in industry.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Corset Couers, 49c

Thousands Of them-of soft Service
able muslins lavishly adorned with lace,
swiss medallions, embroidery at neck
and arm, beading and ribbon.
Other Covers, 9Sc to $1.9S.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
$500 Bed
Comforts

Full size cambric-covered COM
forts in medium and heavy
weights, filled with sanitary cot
ton.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
sz1Fcf" SIX cTf"nlle$l.98

Note that this exquisite dresst
tulle is two yards wide, and
that it comes in a wonderful
selection of shades.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
GcftifsumiTtiIcbe melt
partei oe0riinHef.

WiUstnn. SSu O}oSfal fam 0ie-
ier Gage Ser GongrcB Der 3. SSnter.
nationalc nit Der @riinoung einer
communication @eItpartei imO Der
9lufiteaung eincs oglcidlformi9en
tnctiihen Hroaramms", ionic Der
Rroclaniriug ,eiierner &roletnrier.
0isciplun~ 3um 9Ibid)luB.
Ter rlliiiid)e NiiniiterprGlioent
2enin befiirmortete III ieiner SdluB-
glniprahe lopobl porlnmentariide,
pie rein repoIiltiondre Soctit. @e-
noiie 9hocf perpoIitdnoigte 2enin's
glusiiibrungen ourf einen lleber-
bid ijber ocn Stono ser contnul1is
itiihen 8eneguna iii Ser ueridlicoe.
nen 9onoern SSu ben Ser. Stoaten
beSeidnete er Die .SnouitriaI
@orferS OF tbe 0orlo" ais Sen Elm.
3igen rein repolutiondren 9lrbeiters
perbano; bic nglnteriean 6e0cration"
be5eid)netc er ais ooptimiitiih nit
8our1eoiS.@iuidlog4 gr beto1lte
oes rpeiteren Oic 9totbpenoigfeit in.
teniiper glrbeit inuerbaIb oeS 8er-
bnn0eS itott blnBer Gppoiitton. TO-.
pie 9Iusoebnrng Der @eperfidoftS.
beDearng inter Der groBen Wtoiie
Scr ungeidhulten 9lrbeiter.
Ter rtiiiidse aricQsminiiter
GroBfp CAB einen lleberblid iiber Die
gSclttage, in Dem er oie 9icGbpen.
oigfeit eines nclen iocialeu &erboIt-
niiies obenan itcate. Der @loube
ocr Golfcr an Die .hoben SSoeole"
bes ge9eu ole 03ittelm1dlte gefilhr-
ten Samples, erfldrte cr, iei ourh
Sen 9erioilIer 6rieben 1riinoIib be.
ieitiet; Ser 0eittihe SmperialiSmus
iei nur ourdJ cincn dnOcren cricet
iporoen. Srobfp erinnerte and an
Gr1iioent Nilion, Der nit ieinell
gt4 Buncten~ nab europa gefom.
men iei, MIR INN ausfinocn 3u mil.
fen. ooB Die britiide Slotte nod mie
nor Die @elt beberrid)e. gr nounte
bie Citce oen obritiid)en" @oIi, Sic
Gitieeitoaten britiidle Golonien, so.
len cine fron3oiiihe 6iliaic, mo
fiigte binju, 6rnnfreidl lei bcitrebt,
9eutid)lono mo &uBIano ousiubcl.
tcn neil eS iouit miuoeiten5 ebenio
ihlcht onran iei, ipie 6c tinteyicge.
nen &oIfcr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

9tdihuille, Senn. - Tas 9lmenoe'
ment qu 8unoesperfaiilmg, peIhes
ben omericaniihen ,Srouen oa@ polIe
Stinlnredlt gibt, lit niin non Der
por9eihriebenen 3obl Der 9uioes-
itaater ratificirt poroen mo beoori
rinr nod Ser 9ertiiicatiou oes
Staat5ieeretdrs Golbp Inn i'll Strait
5u treten
SenneHee rotificirte ais 36. Stoat
Der llition 0as 9lmeuoement, inoen
bdS llnterhaus Der Std1tslegislotur
rtaf bisfger 7cbotte llno inter itiir.
nliifen Seenen nit so geaen As
Stimnlen, Der berctts porber pom
Staatsieliet nit % gegen Stint-
men angenonlnieneu 3atifiriritngs
Heioliitiou 5liitinmtc.
gluer0ings licet nod sic M0gIid)-
felt Dor, <oaB oos SoouS ieinen 9e-
idblub uhlitoBt, oo Sprcher @oIfcr.
Sii1rcr ser sSraucultimnreGts .@eg.
rer, fnopp por 9eforittmodllna oes
slbltimntllngsreiltltots iein ,9tcin"
IN o9Sa" unldnocrte nno 0omit iei-
nen 9lnbdnoern 8elegenbeit 9o6
@irOcrern0euna SIT oerIungen. lln-
ter Den 6ous-Re9eln fam Elm iol9cr
9lntrog innerbaIb Der folgcnOen ,
Situngstogen gcltellt nerocn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
1Dic im tpoibiitotcn GelS
pcricbleuHert Mrs.

@oibineton, .. Is. 2ie gr6Bte
SolSidiff.6lotte Der gSelt miro pom
Der 9m0cs Sdiffiobrts- geb6roe
ouf Dem Samess6IuB uerianmelt,
bis man Oie 6obr3euge, 1870 OIL scr
3abl, an trgenopeldc SntercIIcn
losi6laecn fam, Ipelde oafiir 8er-
meloultg finbcll.
Eie Sinloes 9iesierimg bottc tp6b-
re,lo oes 8ricges 800 poer nlehr
@piSidliffc nit einent aoltendltflpan-
De bon $250,000I000 gebaut. Der
gr6Btc Sbeil oieier Sd,iite mar nad
Dem Siloen 0elanot poroen, unt
beim 9oitbol;- transport pernenoet
5u peroen. Gbe iebod) oic SSubr;el9e
eenaunten 1ienit pcriehen fonnten,
nulBtcn Die 3eihnunespl1ne nrei-
mol oeranocrt fperocn, uno idlieBlid)
itellte C. lid berniis, 0oB 6ie 3Sabr-
5eu9e. Die i'm 8ur6id)nitt cine 2aoe-
sidbigfeit bon 5000 Sonnen beiobci,,
fir Den transport non aricasntote-
rial iibcrbarpt nid)t ST. gcbrauhcn
sf0aren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

gSai6instun, I'M g[ug@(Gorr -
IS iino IN Sen Iesten Sabreil tbeil-
lpetfe be0euteuoe JsrttI6ritte i'm 9ss
Seihnen non @oFerIteIeu psitliasr
gBIiien bur6 befonbers WlGler, gum
bsItsu BON Reifeuoeu, ssra9t ipors
ben. Sn 9erbinbung biermit lit
nuh Die intereBants Satfa6e er&
pGbususlpert, 0oB penisiieus Elm.
Subianeritamm eineu d9nii6en 5iIfss
Oienft in Der Ioeenonrten genoIten
@iifte grisOnas auf eissue 9nnb sss
iaaffen bat.
Das 1T Der Srobe @oIt8fnmm Der
Raoaios, uno er lit oouit ben Beis
BEN Iogar 3uporgstommen, ras oiefe
Gegenb onbelGnst. Solder @aTers
9iIfsbisnit baIf pirfIi9 sinem brin=
ssnb gsfiibIisn @eoiirfuis al. Denn
Der @ertebr in Der 8emabIten WiIte,
lpeHn man bon ben metlt betretenen
Pfobeu irgsnbipie abipei9t, seb6rt
Obne iold,e GelbRbiIfsmiitel al ben
sefdbrIi6Iten ieiuer gtrt! ssriiber
einmoI par bieIe Region re6t tud5s
ierreid; ober bet is ar lang her,,
unb beute Iino bon Der eansen les
bensfpsnbenOeH 0errIi9teit nur nod
bic pOats trodenen Stroutbstten
iibrig.
Die SdiIbipa9en - tpis bic gla>
Daioe8aTermGIsr aenonnt nerben
beiteben Gus Steiner, pelHe 5u bohs
len 0iesIhsn bon etlpa g9onnsb0he
aufgeldichtet iinb. sSnnerbalb bes
W9snuments lit eiu porIprinaenber
Stein berart angebradt, bab er bic
sii6tuns na6 Der nd9Reu QueIe
ober na9 Oem nd9Iten @oITerIod)
nn5eigt Der 5renoe braubt nur
setren Der Ri9tung gu frIgen, nm
bic SteiIe ieOenfaus gu fin6eu, mag
er aud pieGeitbt nod Elm betrddtlfs
9es Stiid6en gu eeben babeu.
0an9e bieIer @aIIcrJeleu Inb.
ipeni9itens bonn GieIibtspunlt haibs
lpegs normoler 9erbdItniTe, iams
nerlth unbeoeuteno. Saufig i'll MIR
ein gan3 fbna1es @erinnfel 3u be-
merteu, ipeldes pielleicbt in einer
Stunbe elm panr 8edber gGaTer lie
fert. Ooer es mag cine 2odle iein.
bic ii9 nod beim S6neefaa oes bors
bergen Dinters lpeit unten in elmer
6elsDertiefung angeIammeIt bat.
aber cine fuIGe seringe Uienge, beren
8ertrodnen nur bur9 elm aeleaentIis
9es biirftiges Sin3utrdufetn aus Be-
nadbartem un3uIdngli4en sSelsaes
itein per5incsrt ipirb, mac fir BEN
glu9subIid bic Hettuns eines Mns
I9enlebens beoeuten!
Sn nidbt ipeniesn S5dG:n bat man
es ratian sefunben, Die @aiTeriteIe
nod barc9 5ufabIide, fleinsre Wldler
ooer burn pFeiIe unb IonGiige syiau-
ren gu be3eidnen, bic in sgeIIen eins
gegrabeu Iinb.
Ourd ioi9e Dldler MAIDEN hie
goboios aud 9eflome fir Iidj aIs
EremOsnfiibrer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Gln !Spbitapler in Der Ruae cineS
Ilitglieees Der Characterization.

Der &olfmonn gugen SduIter
altS gerlin fam na6 Ntiinhen uno
perjibeItc bier in pcnigen Gaaen
eiue gr0Bere S4a1lne, 0eren Ser.
fitnft redt opeiielboit lit. s5n Wtiin.
den lernte or einen 9u@bnlter Zen.
nen, oem er lid ais omerifanilher
aapiton un0 0titgIieo ser geiind,.
ner @ntentefommiiiion DorIteIItc. Gr
oerIpra6 Dem Bii6boIier, lin aeqen
ein 9lonnts9ebaIt bon 500 Collars
ais 5lciicbegleiter an3uiteacn uno
fertigtc ibm ioiort einen anltcI.
llngsDertrag ans. Ger 9ud)baIter
bali Ocm noblen Gapit1n, Der ieine
@olo.Golars nift gerne medIcln
tuoIlte, NIT cinem getrog bon mebr
ais 5000 Mari aus, Die in frobli.
der 0eiellidnit olsboIo ausaeaeben
Dur6en. gei eineln @oIcmaren.
bdn0ler faltite Sduiter 8rilIanten
riD. i'm Berte BON 100000 D1arf;
er ncriprah, ben 9etrag NIT elmer
9anfantDeiIllng 81 be5ablen, oa Der
Sanoler ober ouf oieie 3abImngs.
art niht einaing, miBldng ser bcab.
libtigte S6pin6eI. @ines Saaes
madte Der n9apitGn" nit Dem Bud.
halter ItnS gamenbegleitunq cine
2Irtofabrt Onrh Die Stoot, Ole nodl
0riiihpaIo aus0coehnt meroen ioIlte
Ger sfrnfttpageniiibrer iuies 6arauf
bin, 0ab es niht erlonbt lit, nit
g3ietaitos Den @urgfrieoen su per.
laiien. On aber Der ,aapitdn" In
einem gebrod)enen 3eutid erfldrte,
eaB er ols 92itgIieo Der Gntente.
aommiiion jeoc S5refe fahrcn fon.
ne, 6o5u nod Die gs3oblung ciner
60. Strofe beriprnA uno nebenbei
cin iiiritlides Erinfgclo in ausIidIi
itellte, ma4te Der siutoiii9rer bic
1erlanate iyahrt. Gie Gdre betrua
700 Diarf, Die Der GhDiuoler nit
ciner 3abinngsonfpeiirng nui oie
Rundner gntelltc-StomniIiion Be.
gIifl. 9(ls ser arattlpageniiibrer
zen 8etrng BEL Ser ibm 6e,sid)neten
StelIe ciilfnilieren nollte, fam oeE.
5huinoeI aui. Sd)idtcr pur0e
uerbaitet Mio MN bonn 9aHb1eriht
5u einem Sobt 6ef1n1nis perurtciIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

iagt. ser 3rud 0cs glugriiis Der
9oIideipifi ollf Die 0ailptitaot lei
ctpas 9euil0ert pgOcn. @cneraI
8iliuo5fi babe perionlib ocu @egen=
dngrifi aeleitet. nel oieie Grlei6te.
rilng gebraht 5dbe.
Ter @egcnangriif Der 8oleu jeff
an peridicocuen 5teaen Der Sront
poa I'M @onge iein nlo oie 9olidlc-
luifi- 5ruppen ioleu in llnoronutg
3uriidiallel.
&aris. glnl Niittfpodl ipilroe
aus @orihau nod @oris berihtct,
pnIniihe 8rltppcn b1tten Oas oitlidl
BON Ser 6auptitnot aeiegcnc 9topo
0finsf eirgenommcli, uno oeraompi
um @aridnu iheine iiir Die &oIen
1iillitig ;u oerloilien
Sin BON Der irolt3oiiidlcn 9ti.itdrs
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

Nom. - Nie oas y@iornale
b'Stalin" mittbcilt, 1T ein
llebereinfOmmen sluiid)en ocn
9egicrnng opn Yras, Sel.
grub nnb Snfareit III itauoe
gefOmmen. Die ,aleine Gn.
tente" ncnnt iidl Der nene Bill
ferbnuo, Der snm Sdlnt gegen
Den Splidcluismns mno gegen
bic 'Scinbe auf oem 8alfan
SluiidJen Der SidJedlp. Slumafei,
Serbicn ino 9inm1nicn in's
&eben aernfen lporSen lit. lin
oieie nene Coalition nud) iuirf.
nugsuuller sn seitaltcn, crflart
bas gen. 8lntt, lit Die s9lcine
Gntemtc" Saranf bebadDt, cine
6alOigc e0inns oes glOria.1sro-
6lems an5nitreben, Samit Scr-ll
bien feinerlei 9robnngcn DOn(
Seiten Stalien's iii befiirdltcnII
hat.
p0iiornale b'Stalia" eibt berII
9lniidlt Slnsbrnf, Sde iidl nan.I
mcbr fir Stalien cine quito BeiI
legcnBeit bietc, anf Der 9nrdl.|j
fiibriing Des SpnbDner Gertra.l
ges sn beiteben nnb es ssium.B
III iiberlaiIen, leinc ltnnbbam.B
aisfcit nuf sisene lanit nn5n.l
Itrcbcu. \
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Sine djiueFfdje SranenredtlcriH.

Bel Dem internarionaIen sSraueli.
itimmrehtsfongreB, Der in @elf
itattfanO, mar aud China oertreten
our1 ieiue be6eutgnolie 6rauenredt.
lerin 5rdHlcin SiGeng gu Gin.
Die junge Came, Ole "a SefSe 516lt,
lit oic 9orjitenOe Der aantoner
6rouenrehtggeieai6aft, nu6 ibre
gerionlidfeit bilOet ben beIten BE.
Deis Safiir. oaB man aud i'm gleih
Ser Mite MODERN 3u Oenfen ongeian.
gen bat. Sdon bel geainn Der
dineiiiben GepoIution ipielte iSrau.
lsn &ideng 9u Gin ais 6iitf5e5n.
iabrige eire 10 6eocittelloe Roae, oas
ein Sreis auf ibren siopf geIeet
mur6e @5ie ltuoierte an Der iHriiti.
id)en 5ntlatdt Der Barrier llniocrii.
tat, mirfte oann in G5ma als cine
6auptnorfampierin Der republfani.
iden sJoee un0 geb5rte 5u 0en gi..
9lteoern Ser dineiiIhcn 3cirRation,
Die an Der Barrier 6rieoeastoniercij
teifnabm.