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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
WIFE WHO DIED BY GAS
PRAISED BY HUSBAND
Mrs. Alice Deverall of Wheeling Is
Identified After Asphyxiation
with Aviation Officer.

NEW YORK. August % (by the AS
ISOLATED Press) THE body of Mrs.
Alice Deverall found dead from as
phyxiation. with Harold Eusts Ferry,
a former lieutenant in the Aviation
Corps, in a Brooklyn hotel Friday
night. was identified and claimed by
her husband. Percy Deverall of Wheel
ing. w. Va. a photographer.
Il did not know Ferry said Dew
erall. but | had often heard my wife
speak of him, and had the utmost re-
gard for him. l don't believe there
was anything more than friendship
between them"
Deverall said his wife left Wheel
ing three weeks ago. coming to
Brooklyn to pack their household
goods. which were in storage. The
night before Mrs. Deverail and Ferry
We're found dead Deverall received d
telegram from his wife. saying their
furniture was ready to ship. Deverall
said he and his wife never had been
eStranged or had quarreied.
I'm my mind this is nothing more
than an unfortunate accident" he
said. land / can never believe she was
unfaithful."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
MURDER BY NEGROES.
Young White Man Slain, Attempt
Made to Assault Girl.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. August %.
Abe Baron, aged nineteen. son of a
iocal business man, was shot and
killed by two negroes in the out
skirts of the city and an attempt
made by the negroes to assault a girl
companion of Baron following the
killing.
According to the story told by the
girl, who is a resident of Americas.
Ga. and here on a visit. young Baron
had stopped his automobile to put
down the curtains during a rain, when
the two negroes approached and
opened fire. After Baron fell the ne
cores grabbed the girl, but were
frightened away by an approaching
automobile. The negroes have not
been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
SPANISH VILLAGE
IN MU7IINY OVER
LACK OF BULLS

BY the Associated Press.
CAST ELLON. Spain. August Ell
Villagers of Canete-la-Real have mu-
tinted against the municipal govern
ment because the mayor provided an
insufficient number of bulls for a bull
fight held in connection with a local
festival The mutineerS unlocked a
corral. freeing the bulls which had
been provided.
The animals dashed through the
streets of the village. injuring sew
eral persons and wreaking consider
able property damage before they fed
to the mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23

We include free with every Pla
tiful bench to match. stool with pi
and we guarantee safe delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
WILL TAKE UP DEVICES
FOR TEETH PRESERVATION
National Dental Association, in
Convention at Boston, to Dis
cuss Modern Methods.

BOSTON, August 23.-Modern meth
DDS for the preservation and care of
the teeth will occupy the attention of
more than 1000 dentists, who have
registered for the twenty fourth an
nual convention of the National Den
tai Association, which opened here to-
day. The convention. which will con-
tinue through Friday, will be the six
ty-second anniversary celebration of
organized dentistry.
The program includes speeches,
clinics and inspection of modern den
tai apparatus which will be exhibited
by manufacturers of dental supplies
There also will be varied program
of entertainment
The convention will be the occa sion
for meetings of several organizations
related to the profession. These in
clude the American Dental Library and
Museum Association. the National AS
ISOLATION of Dental Faculties, the New
England Dental Society. the Delta
Sigma Delta Fraternity. the Psi
Omega Fraternity and the Dental
Manufacturers Club of the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
MINE RESCUE CONTESTS.
Seventeen States, Canada and Mex
leo to Compete Next Month.

Miners first aid teams, representing
seventeen states. Canada and Mexico.
have been entered in the mine rescue
contest at Denver next month. the
American Red Cross has announced the
| list of sixty-three entries is expected to
/ be increased by state elimina ton con-
tests. now being held.
! DR.. f. r. Hunter of the Red Cross
will be chief of judges at the Denver
contest assisted by DR.. c. w. Ames
of Denver and r. z. Virgin of Pitts
burgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23

You need have no hesltancy
Simply select the instrument you
amount you wish to pay down,
YOU wish to pay each month, and
credit. ship the instrument to "
your money if not as represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
oLDF1ELD's MOTHER DIES.

LOS ANGELES. Calf, August "a
Mrs Sarah Yarnell OIdfield. mother of
Barney Oldfield, automobile racing
driver, died at her home here last
night. aged sixty-six. She is sur
vived also by her husband, H. c. Old
field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
Lysol Shaving Cream,
2Sc q Cake

Contains the necessary proportion
Of the antiseptic ingredients Of Lysol
Disinfectant to protect the health
of the skin. 1t IL also refreshingly
soothing. healing, and helpful for
improving the skin. Ask your
dealer. II he hasn't it, ask him to
order it for you.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
GARTBALN Sc HALLA &C.
LOSO DE D'ANNUNZIO
Quiare repet;r en- Mohsene-
gro, la hazaHa del poeta
en- Fiume.

PARIS, JUNO 17.--El General Jose
Gariba!di nieto del patricia liberia
dor ;taliano sc esta prepa-ando pa
"a llevar a cabo IN golpe en- Monte
negro igual al que diera D'Annun-
zio en- Fiume, 4 juZgar por las inror
maciones fidedignas que sc han re-
cibido de NGpoles.
Segdn Sc asegura, el fracaso de Ia
expedition italiana en- Albania, Ia
hecho que ell citado m!litar apresure
sus preparedness para e. solpe que
espera habr4 de levantar 81 amino
del pueblo italiano, tanto 0 mas que
el de D'AnuunZio.
De una manera incidental Sc ha re
velado aquf por Ia primera vez. que
la raz6n por Ia que Garibaidi no sc
uni6 a D'Annunzio en su eInpresa Y
hasta lleg0n a c~riticarle I'll hazana
en- alguna OCCASION, no ha sido otra
Tue el cello personal que ell nieto del
libertador siente por el poeta, maxi
me cuando este llev6 a caho su haza
ma de ocupar a ciudad sagrada, en-
el propio oment en- que Garibaidi
Sc preparaba para dar SUI golpe on
Montenegro. pals que este iba a pro
Clamar aneXado a Italia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
Fl Destierro para
eI Horroroso CalomeI
Los Habitantes del Sur deian
de Usar esa Vieja Medici-
ma por ell "Dodson's
Liver Tone"

;Uf! FL calomel 10 enferma. les
Horrible. Tome hoy n dosis de
esa droga peligrosa y manan Sc
sentira enfermo.
lei Calomel es mercurio, Cuando
Sc pone en- contacto con Ia bills, pro-
duce una verdadera explosion, que es
la que lie ocasiona nauseas. ST listed
Sc siente perezoso, 81 su higado esta
torpe. Il intestinos congestionados o
su leagua sucia, tome hoy, e. Ia no.
che, una cucharada del inofenslvo
"Dodson's Liver Tone"
He aqui mi garantia:-Compre en-
cualquier drogueria, pOr unos
tos c~entavos, una botella de Dodson's
Liver Tone; t6mese una cucharada, Y
81 despues no Sc siente bien Y o
un amino despierto, vuelra a Ia dro-
guerra Y exija que le devuelvan su
dinero. FL Dodson's Liver Tone ha
echado abajo la venta del calomel,
porque no causa s~alivacion nj 10 hace
sentirse enfermo. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
RUSSIA NO AMENAZA LA
W~DEPENDENCIA PERSIA
Solo quiere asegurm SD
trGfico maritime en- ell
Mar Caspi0

TEHERAN, Persia, JUNO I-bi
gobierno del Soviet russo en- resPues'
IA a una nota de Persia, declara Que
no Sc tiene ningdn proyecto por los
ruso contra la Independents de Per
sia, Que as operaci9nes u Sc estan
llevando a cabo. en- este terrltor'o
tienen por objeto tan solo el de pro
teier el trafico naval en- ell Mar Cas-
pho.
Ell gobierno del Soviet convene en-
retirar sus tropas de Enzeli, puerto
sobre el citad" Mai Caspio, cuando
Ia independenci, persia Sc nalle garan
tizada V /, SO e%ncuentre por mas
tempo bajo la Influenza extranjera.
Las fuerzas boshevikis que desem
barcaron en- Enzeli. Sc componfan de
IN cuerpo de ejercito. reforzado pos
teriormentc o n escuddrllla dc
hidroplaros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
AGASAJ0S DE LLOYD
GEORGE Al ENYIADO
RClSHEVIKI
lie do IN banquete y despues
de la comida estuOo can
tando con 81, cancio-
mes de su tierrG

LONDRES. JUNO IA las hume
rosas muestras de amistad Y bueha
acogida que el Primer MiristrO In
gl.s. Sir David Lloyd George ha he
cho al enviado del Gobierno del So
Wet Russo, Gregorio Krassin, ha We
nido a unlrse nueva. mas fntima '
honrosa: In de un banqUete dado per
81 Primer Ministro Tngles en- honor
Dc 81 hueSped. Detalies de dlcho pan
oucte Sc han conocido ahOra, por in
formcs administrators por fucntes ii
dediEnas.. Y eIlos revclan Gue entire
81 representative bosheviki Y cl jefe
del gobierNo britannica ',xiSUen ya
Crandcs la2os de amistad Y afecto.
Las nnicas personals. adcras de Lilo
vd George y Krassin Que csluvicron
rresentes en- 81 banquete fucron
Lord Carzon Secretario de Relacio-
-es Ex;criorcs ingles y Arturo Bal
four. ostadista inglGs reconorido CO.
no IN gran internacioralis;l.
Krassin. de acuerdo con Sis ideas
Observation-Disclosures. Sc PRESENT. YES
It'd con un vestido Tuxedo de color
azui. con cinto Y sin chal"co. Des =
pu%s de Ia Comida. 81 Primer Minis
tro prcGunth a Krassin 81 tocaba Q
piano, 4 10 que este cUntcSt6 afirma-
mensales. como un coTSumado arts,
"a on Q! Instruments de Padercwshi
Lloyd George 10 presenr6 una colec-
zion q" ranciones Y Cantos ilpicos dc
Gales que 81 cnviadO rusO interpreted
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
j.
ATACAH 4 LOS MGLESES
LOS ~NACIONALISTAS
TURCOS

CONSTANTINOPLA JUNO .I7-Un
fuerte nucleo de tropas n~acioralistas
turcas ataCaron aver a una compa-
mia de tropaS midas inglcsas en- cl
frente de Ismid, cue. de acuerdo con
un %convenio ten!do con los turcCs
esta3an retirandose de esa Inca. Los
turcos hirieron a treinta de los SOL
dados indina Y ca~pturaron a un Off
cia l!ncles del servicio de Informal
ci6n.
Embellishments Sc enviaron refuer
EOS en- auXilio de las tropas midas,
al rismo tempo que los barcos dc
guerra mantenian a los turcos a dis
tancia. bonmbardeandoles sus posi-
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18

6 REcUERDo A MI EsPOsA ID
0lDEjOllEl.

Nj esrusa ha muerto. pero AL alma no.
,Por 1ue7 Los rccuerdcB que Tuardo
hastan para que no haya muerto. Cuanco
nos conocimoS hicimos un jursmento y
csc iuramento vivira siempre en- q fondo
de mi alma. donde guardo un reiiearIo y
ESQ es 81 corazon de ella que cuando nos
casamos me entrego. 81. ella vive aun:
81. su inagen qued6 inpresa = a cada
momento de mis- ojos brotan lasrimas al
pcnsar en- Ia felicidad de aver. pero ca
da una de csas lagrimas son coronas dc
siemrre vivas que a diario recibiras. Hoy
Sc que cs el amor de esposa. de ur ca
RHO cal. cue por IS amos juntos atravesa
mos el seudero de In vida. mas Dios hizo
desaparecer su cuerpo iqaiza algun Ola
esta7cnos iuntos como en- Ia terra. Dios
me llevara a tu lado para cue las gene
las alnas jugueteen en- el espacio, G N e.
arouo de D;os, caatando LIS rnas subiiinc5
slabanzas de aquella vida. de aGusl otro
mundo. de esa gloria doade til estas. RI
10 una rrirada en- 81 retrato y Is tan pu-
"a. es ell angel de mi vida Ell encanto dc
mi alma que desde joven venero e idolo-
tro mas hoy 10 paiidez dc su rostro. 5us
oios apagados. sus labics frios, sus ma
nos he!adas, su frente Evida. su cuerpo
yerto..-...-.
En- medic de mi profundo duelo
NE dejaste de amar
TIE fuiste al cielo.
Con vestido blsnco Ia tendicron,
Y en- su ataud pusieron muchas flores,
lie formaron coronas de gardenias.
Me rnreci6.... lFirsen de Dolores!
hermosa = pusa, TA
del firmamoDto, w. W.
1rn on 81 ciclo. @S@R
>. nlIG IN ST temple E5 J.
NSaN
GENARO C. RODRIGUEZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18

ST tiepe listed GltlcuItad paEa
conseguirlo haganos un Pedido de
cualuuier claSs de mercancias. Y
ccn cada S1.00 que nos compre Le
mandaremos una libra de azucar
al costo de por mayor, que son
oartayos DOR libra :. - = = =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18


blancn Y nueEu. libra $1,000 ~
de 90 Tbras en- adeleate 10
oUEso GRANDE ENCHI-
tADO. mexicano Iegitimo,
p-ecio pcr libra. 10
PILOSCLLO GJlSADO.
On csias de una doeena, di-
fe-entes sabores, aniS, cho
cosate, cacahuate, ajonJoh,
pinole, etc: -. . -
COLACION MEXICANA,
urimera Ia libra 10
CAJETA DE MEMBRlLLo -
CAJETA DE CELAfA uaa ~
Por ciento ~''SO'''
CAJETA POTOSINA de ca
mote, una libra %
BATTLES PASADOS, mex
csnos, por ib-a ~
CAMOTES POBLANOS. uno 10
FL ciento ...------
MAzAPANEs DE MORE
LA, uno... 49,. ~
HIGo PASADO. por libra. 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18

WHO'S EAIBOTELLADOS
progiOs para bales Y reu
niones, WiSky wine, Cherry
wine. Logamberry, Claret
Mexican Hot y otros EN- ca
las de docena botell4- Ca
"a ..S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
NUEVOS TREUNF0S DE
LOS BOLSHEVTKIS
EN- Ell NORTE
Gran parte del equipo De los
aUindores americanos, fue
capturado por les rojos

LONDRF,S. JUNO iI.-Las tuerZas
~holshavikis rusas han heCho un nue.
70 avancc on e. frcnte russo polacc
seCQn las lltimas noticias reCihidaS
IN esta capital. FL sector an dondc las
t~opaS del Soviet han alcanzadO este
uuevo triunfo cs 81 del extreme nor
10 de Ia !frea de hatalla. Zero tam
hien on otras secciones del frente sc
han obtenido ~victorias. scgGn dice I'M
c"municado official russo. traSmitidn
dc Moscou : cue 1ice a IA lctra.
En- Ia region alta del rio BereSi-
ma. n3estras tropas ocuparon IN nd-
nero de villas por medic de una Sc
RE dc ataques = al sur de Ia villa dc
Reresina, ruestras tropas hicieron
un importanto avante En- direction
de Koroster. on las c~ercanins de Kiev
uueGtrhs jugrzas csIan pers!cI iendn
\ enemiEo. En- q distri,o de Zhmerin
VI hemos estado perSiGuiendo con
tyito nj nnemigo Gcu SO ha ret!rtdp
de este sector ' nuestras tropas nan
ocupado una Inca cue CORE Il =
rs de ErarElav. Napniarka " romGs
rhol''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
INSTRUMENTS MU-
SCALES

ACORDEONES DOBLE3
de 10 llayes, 5 bajOs dos te-
de IS HAYES 1 bajcs, dos te-
claIOS .Zo-Vo
kCORDEONES SENCI-
LLOS: 10 lIzves 3 bajos y
tres tecladoS e. . 1900. lo.I5
10 raYes, tecisdo doble. SO 90
10 l~laves, diferentes estilos
' classes, desde $500 500
y -. =. $500
Musicals DE B0CA, ale
manas 50 woes . ...$l.I9
MUSICALS DE BOCA alema
mas % woes .....Sl.oU
MUSICAS DE BOCA, ale
manas % yOceS ...S1.S
GUTTARRAS DOBLES de
once cuerdas. septimas, muy
fmas . 1900. -. 10. W
GUITARRAS SENCLLLAS,
con TODD Y metcdo para u
Drender 4 tOcsrlas -. So 90
MANDOLLNAS planas, bo-
nitas Y muy bien afinadas,
de $3.50, 5000 49,. ......l2.Ce
FLAUTAS De METAL pa
"a rinoS, 10, so y ..... 70
| BAJOS SEXTOS, mexicanos
legitimos. cen doble encorda
dUra de acerO ..... ......Z!. y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
ReDuelta de monjas en- IN
conuento de Vienna

Niena, JUNO 17.-En el Convento
Cat6lico lie Monjas de las Hermanas
de la Carload. en- Praga, ha esta!ado
INA revuelta. Tai noticia circul6 hoy
aquf, con gran sorpresa del publicc,
que We como Ell espfritu de rebellion
ma invadido hasta los espfritus de
aquellaS que han hecho votos de hu
mildad Y devotion. La causa para Ia
revuelta de las monjas, segun Sc di-
ce, es que elias desean mas libertad,
lG abolici6n de las 6rdenes monas-
teas severas Y mejor alinentaci6n.
Las monjas han amenazado con ce!e
brar IN mitin publico Y han tornado
va IN "Consejo de Hermanas".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
= o(

N~ARSoIIA JUNO !7.-L"s ho3shr-
rikis on 81 avauc" I'm invadido n
region en- 1Onde Sc halla Si,Uado Il
aer6dromo del ~escuadr6n Kosciusko.
81 cuerpo aereo inrcErado por volun-
cariOs am"ricanos que opeIIhan con
los pOiacos. Parte del material az
roo de los americauos fut ~capturadc
pOr los rUsos
La oficina central aqut de IA Cru:
Roja Americana recibi6 IN mcnsaje
hoy del MAJOR Bruce ". Mohlcr. del
contirgente de esa organization que
trabaja on la region oriental. en- 81
que So anuncia que todos los MEM
bros de Ia Cruz Roja Americana 10
graron escanar del t]erritorio ocupa7
do ahora por los bolSheyikjs.
II coroncl Mofrat, de Ii C"uz Roia.
lego aver = Zhitormir es decir. un
dfas despu&:: del raid cfcctuado en-
csc lugar por los roios Y ma infor-
mado que VIC los cuerpos de cuatro
poIacos. colGados de otros tan,os
postes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20
E~VERYBODY'S WANTS.

FOR SALE-One good family COW,
coming fresh in January. One black
mare, weight 1900, 4 years old. Also
u beautiful home, adjoining city
limits.
52TFN. j. Fl. Neuenburg.
SPEC1AL-For Sale-14x32 double
wall EUREKA Siio. This silo was
ordered some time ago, before the
last raise of prices and we can save
somebody a considerable amount Of
money.
52TFN. McGregor Bros. & Co.
A beautiful line Of fall hats, all the
latest styles and models at the Hat
Shop. You must call and see them.
Mrs. NJ. A. Copyright.
KLlM-powdered milk. Something
new. Come in and get q can.
THiRSK'S
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20

Nessrs. ". Nichol and Aug. Duff
fner OF Watertown were Milbank bust
ness visitors Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, A. Schiefeibein
left Wednesday morning Tor Clear
Lake, ). D., to attend the wedding of
their reice Miss Minnie Schiefelbein.
who Will be married 70 Mr.. John Mol
ten, OF Iowa. Owing to the recent
death Of her father, a brother Of Mr..
Schiefe'bein Of this city, the wedding
will be small, with only the immedi-
ate relatives and friends in attend
ance. They expect to move to Iowa to
make their home. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Schiefelbein will return Sunday or
Monday.
Mrs. Archie Palmer, who has been
III for the past two weeks is reported
to be better and improving rapidly.
Her sister, Mrs. O. Munson, of Daw-
son, MINI, has been staying with her
for some time.
Mr.. Leonard Erickson and little
daughter. Dorothy, are spending a
few days in Revillo this week visiting
with relatives.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20
Cause Of Improvement.

A ~dispensary official had returned
from a months holiday, and called to
e an Irish patient 'who wus gineral-
~ as Grass as two sticks" After Il few
preliminary remarks the patient con-
graduated the doctor on his improved
appearance. Faith, docthor, the holt
day hes done yez good-yer rs brown
as a berry an us loight ov fut AS a rag
man" II can return the compliment,
Mick; you seem to be greatly inn
proved" said the doctor. "Och, sorr,"
replied Mick, "Oi've mendid iviry hour
since the mint yez whit awayl"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20
BEST FOR MARKETING CROPS
When Prices Are Highest If High
ways Are Improved.

Good roads give q wider choice of
time for marketing crops. II roads
were kept in condition to permit travel
and hauling at all times and In all
kinds Of weather. farmers would not
have to rush their produce to market
In seasons OF good roads. hut could haul
It when prices were highest and when
their crops did not demand attention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20
ESSENTIAL POINTS OF ROADS
Concrete Highways Reduce Pull, In
crease the Load and Shorten
Time Of Delivery.

Concrete roads reduce the pull. in
crease the load and shorten the time
essential points in modern
road construction. With the quality
Of permanence added, the price paid
becomes an investment instead Of a
loss.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20
All Share In Good Roads.

Good roads benefit more people
than my other public institution.
Saint and sinner, man and woman and
child, young and old, rich and poor
all have 4 share In the benefits Of
rood roads,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-20
Local and Personal Paragraphs

IHSilS NiSiNSN iCi q lew tdSS NUilES
last week with the VI. ". Wiseman
family. returning to Minneapolis
Monday.
Mrs. Joe Malsed and children Of
Minneapolis spent 2 couple Ct days
visiting with relatives in the city the
first Of the week.
TIE n daughters and grand
children of Mrs. n. NJ. Redman sur
prised her by making d visit 10 lei
last Sunday, in remembrance Of ner
birthday, some twenty persons being
present 70 enjoy he occasion.
The Catholic ladies viii serve ice
cream and cake N the Seitz tuilGing
on Main street, Saturday afternoon
beginning at $50 O'clock, and also
in the evening. Everybody invited.
0rville Brown. CT Eagle Bend. al
rived this week 10 work in the Cross
and Mcconnell barber stop. Frank is
a day or 50 las, week, They Rad teen
ment.
Jack Wright, living southwes. Of
the CITY on . farm We s~er,o1,slv in
jured Tuesday morning, when ne
| ca,ub+ his a,r, ~ ~ machinery -
the threshinr machine AND nearly sew
| ered his Ie4+ avn All - 80 +erGons
and blood vessels were GU, and the
pone was sllghNv CUT.
E. NJ. Harper. formerly Deputy aud
ito,. hut now coDneraC win H.. state
deuartmert IN me audi-ing and check
ing department Is starting Monday
to AUDI, the accounts e AZ q the
| comfy officials The work v.:11 take
| abou, three weeks. MI. ra,ner ra-
Carl Bu~rrerfelQ, q Pierre assisting
him.
;rg from 4 -yr9 ID the rar-he par1
Of Day COUNT. where ne RsA R7.i-
ness connected wi-1 the DISABILITY
Service hoara. Nj. MADEIRA has Ieen
appointed 10 remain with The hoard
Is the official re.rc-enrafive ii -Fi.
part of me stare lI4et5cG-i% ~ q
the cases on he rave cen cie"he& up
odt an eflof1 : ems mace g eecase
vice man VIC ! er-i-:4r ~
ts,ant poereA, nar- -ao ,1eek er9
IN Minneapolis.
Nyion Reeve I ltlle son were
:, do,, or 60 To- vol re. paa been
~ 4ba c;rias o.he4e -7a er-+a fellow,
I'D HE eves ,,es,o5 ana varA on
+hair WOW ~ roa,, 5-,.roe a. p,1-4on.
| NJ, Reeve re,,,rned -aeYe rpe follow
ing day, bnt Catherine Sonr.ght
brought the little no% SISTER 70 Nh
bank and the two children are ENJOY
ing a prolonged Nlsl. VIII GRANDMA
Reeve.
Rev. w. j. Caltee ana family hase
been enjoying q Tlslt from Ny. Mercy
Niswell, of York, Ne6., : sister Of
Rev. Calfee. Mrs. Nl~weA Wss accom-
20 ~ r..,a
\. little son was born 70 MRS. vera
Arnold at the H. Z. Aekernaan home
The Henry Mltcheli ianliy are en-
joying a visit from Mrs. Sardeson OF
Minneapolis, and her daughter Man
ace. Mrs. Sardenson IS a SISTER q
Mr.. Mitchell.
Mr. John kaercher. who * ass,s.
t.nt - b;s f.tba, ATTORNEY q p
kaercher at OrtonVlile, was IN town
last Monday attending to some pusl-
ness matters.
John Tindoren came from, Coopers-
town. N. D. last week and accountant
e dhis wife home. The latter had oeen
visiting her parents, Mr.. n MRS.
ave- hyrk.
Mr.. George Redman was up from
Albee and spent Saturday ! last
week with his mother MRS. M. NJ
Redman.
The Washington times., 1920-01-18
COUNT DOOMED TO DIE
FOR KILLING PREMIER

MUNICH, Jan. 1S.-Count Arco-Val.
lev, who assassinated Kurt Eisner. the
Bavarian premier, was sentenced to
death at the conclusion of his trial
here.
After sentence had been pronounce
ed. the count said he had learned
three of his comrades planned to res
cue him. He begged they refrain
from any such attempt, but bend their
energies toward restoration of the
Fatherland, thus rendering II and
himself the greatest service
His statement was applauded loud
ly.
when Arco-valley took tho stand
in his own behalf during tn etrial.
he declared he killed Eisner because
he hated him for assisting In over
throwing the monarch. Arco-Valley
also feared Eisner would lead Ba-
varia into ruin, and therefore decided
to kill him. he said.
Following these statements. the
prosecution attorney pleaded for tho
death sentence,