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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19
FOR SALE-POULTRY

hens. Also eight Buff OrpingtOn
hens. Call 2S0J. IT.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19

96-ACRE FARM, n. Y. state; II head
stock; all farm machinery. Price
S. 700. w. F. HAMMEL, Route 2,
Ladysmith. 3l-34~
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19
RIVER VIEW STOCK FARM, 2O

acres of first-class land with 100
acres in cultivation. No stumps or
stone. There is about 20 acres of good
timber, balance we'll seeded for pas
ture. The farm is all fenced and cross
fenced and there is a fair set of
buildings Located in beautiful spot
on the Chippewa river. Will exchange
for income property III Ladysmith or
other good town HILL & SERGENT.
31-32
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19
MURRY
Special correspondence.
Death Of Mrs. Sever Serley


Last Saturday evening at 5 AS oc-
Cured the death of Mrs. Sever Serley,
one OF our oldest and most respected
citizens In the death of Mrs. Serley
the home circle is broken. the home
which was rare in it's perfect love and
harmony has lost the mother, whose
great love and devotion to her husband
and children has felt the keen touch of
the angel Of death and the family is
left to mourn but the influence of her
love and devotion and kind counsel will
live on and guide her loved ones to the
most noble and best things of life
Not only was Mrs. Serley true wife
and mother, but she was a friend to
ALL and the hospitality always extend
edsto those who visited her at her home
is well known and will always be kind
ly remembered. Mrs. Serley was one
of our pioneer citizens, coming here
when tbs country was almost a wilder
ness. During the greater part of these
years she was not Il well woman, but
the courage and resignation which she
showed throughout her illness must
now remind the bereayed family that
they too must be brave and with the
courage of the true Christian say with
their loved mother who has now gone
to her rest, Gods Holy Will Be Done"
Mrs. Serley leaves a husband, four
sons and three daughters, who have the
sympathy Of their host of friends.
Mrs. Sever Serley was born in Nor,
way, April %, 1866. About 40 years
ago she came to Eau Claire, Wis,
where she was married to Sever Ser
ley. After living two years there, they
moved to Chippewa Falls from which
place they came to Mulry where they
have since made their home.
The funeral services which were held
1t the home Wednesday afternoon
were most impressive. The large num-
GER who attended and the many beau
jiful flowers which covered the casket
gave evidence Of the esteem in which
the deceased was held. The remains
were taken to Chippwa Falls Wednes-
day morning The entire family ac
companied by Mrs. DCugal Macarthur,
u ID utt anu Miss 1LSJlCL' Via VI
Shiocton, conveyed the remains to
their last resting place.
Among those from away who came
TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. Serley
we're: Palmer Sprlcy. Albers Lea,
Mimi; Mr. and Mrs. George Serley,
Chetek; Louie Larson. Minnesota
Alex Leblanc. John Moller, Mrs Nc
Arthur and son, Loyal. Of Bruce. The
Mrs Alex Skelly. Mrs Al Hawley and
i. G. Briggs, and Rev and Mrs. John
Ritland. of Ladysmith.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Leblanc returned
Sunday from COudefay with Mr.. and
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19

100 ACRES choice land located one mile
from town. This is our best clay loan
soil, easily cleared. No low waste
land. Price $4,000 an acre. Small
payment down. HILL & SERGENT.
1892
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-19
FARM WANTED
WANTED TO BUY
HELP WANTED

MEN WANTED r. cIear land nv acre.
All costly cleared Write or call on
d. H. HAVEN, Ingram, Wis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Hunter Shoots Moose Having o.
Point Antlers, In Quebec Woods

MONTREAL. Quebec Nov 1S--Moose anters with a
ffty-one-inch spread and twenty-five points We're
brought back from Lake Evelyn recently aud are the
largest far reported in the Fall hunting season in
Canada.
The big moose was killed by c. J. Martin, of Miami,
Florida, Lying in 100 yards from shore as
night falling, the guide sounded the moose call
A deep "Waa! Waa!'' In reply from the
timber, and the great bull rushed into view. As he
stood in the shadows peering into the darkness and
calling loudly, Martins rifle cp,cked, and the amt
NAL fell dead.
The bag of the party OF four, all from Miami, COM
prised Four moose, three caribou, bear and four
The second antlers had spread OF forty
nine inches. w. X. Mzel one of the hunters killed
his moose 500 yards. The party fifteen moose.
rhey report the woods north of the Canadian National
Railway full game ard many hunting. parties en-
joying fine sport
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Heavyweight Champs Never
Defeated Until Past Fifty

New York, Nov 16-There was quite some tax apou.
weights ages Jack Doyles billiard JOINT
night the gang insisted that Jack DEMPSEY
right now than he will be year from now, ohd
guy insisted that twenty six heavyweight champion
as sitting pretty figured that they start TO go PACK
al twenty seven entyeight and blow their laures
when they pass thirty
The fellow had figures too He showed mat no heavs
weight champion ever lost under the age Of thirty The
list follows:
John IT, sullivan at the of thrtyour was Knocked
out by Jim Corbett.
jim past thirty when he was knocked out
by Fitzsmmons.
Etsn,mons was thirty when he kissed the can
vas at coney Island Jim Jeffres made cnam-
pion.
Jim Jefries thirty five when Jack Johnson put the
slsids under him at Reno
Jack johnson thry.seven when he played the dy'
ing gladiator to Jess Willard at Havana. Cuba
Willard claims he thirty-two years of age when
Dempsey dropped him at Toledo.
Thirty seems o be the dangerous
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Special Jury to Probe Auto
Theft Cases in Boston Court

Boston, Nov. ia special jury session for the prose-
cution of pending Middlesex
y called Justice John A. Aiken of the SUI
esior Court the request of AorneyGenera j. weston
Allen
fhe suffolk County Grand jury will soon he asked to
upon similar which have developed in its jurs
dcon Attorney General Allen thought that the investi
cation would result In throwing some light upon the
that the stealing of automobiles is under the
direction of a ring" e
Special Assistant Attorney General Henry f. Hurburt,
nder the direction of Mr. Allen is preparing complete
cord Of all the pending in Mddlesev and Suffolk
unties Mr. Hurburt states there about 100
been disposed Of At the special session in
sddesex Hurlbur will conduct the prosecutions. with
the assistance of District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18

BUY FURs NOW

Excellent variety Of fur neck pieces,
scarfs, capes, etc, now offered at un-
loading sale prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Jap Student WEEDS Boston Girl

Boston, Nov. l6.-'We Japanese small, but We're
very active what Fred T. Horinchi wealthy japanese
Harvard student told Miss Emile f. Johnson his fancee
sfter their first meeting according her mother.
William johnson.
And agreed with him. for he proved his activity in
Noong daughter continued Mrs johnson who de.
cared Horinchi to be scholar and gentleman"
have date for the wedding which has my approv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Mexico's Sugar Crop Runs Short

Mexico City. Mexico Nov. ls--It is expected that
Mexieos sugar will amount TO than 10000
tons But the country consumes bout 200. 200
annually, Mexico will continue o import sugar.
Previous to the revolutions Mexico produced almost
enough for home 1t said the country
would have been in position by this time export
sugar had it been for the paralyzng effects the
ten of turmoil Because of the revolutions Mexico
output of susar has dropped more than 10000 tons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Chinese Are Called On jury Duty

Boston, Nov iS.--Ah Chin Coon has the dstnction
OF being the first Chinese summoned for jury
service in Massachusetts and of the first in the
United States He win the November term ,f
the Superior Court for Suffolk County Court officer
charles Barnet served the papers on All Chin
Coon at his residence in Chinatown
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18

Pretty Anna May oCarroll, almost covered with
z; ,aul flowers at the Lincoln Park conservatory Chi
Little Miss Anna May will asst during the Red
Cross Say II With Flowers Week. in the distribution OF
beautiful flowers Chicago hospitals and charitable
institutions Throughout the entire week the cheering
influence of flowers will be brought into the homes OF
the poor through the Red Cross
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Bankers Loan Mexico Bic Sum

Mexico City. Mexico. Nov. ia group Of New sork
BANKERS II Is reported here. has Mexico
s5eooo.o0o The offer Is said through senior
A. Lsorreta former head OF the National Bank of Mexi-
General salvador Asarado secretary OF the treasury
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-18
Taffeta Petticoats $6.75

In Lovely. Changeable Hues-All the
pretty changeable colors you could
want are among these it seems. Also
theysare in plain navy blue and black.
The deep flounces are finished with
accordion -pleated frills and wee tucks
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Gsr @ciOcnsmes aieius.

2'on Sen 2eioeu Der StaOt 8ietp
m0Ercn0 Ger Nepolution$fompte in
NuBlon0 fa.n man lid auf Wrlnb
Ser f8cidNdte Der llmnal6ungen. Die
IN Gicier 5to0t ieit @noe 1917 itott-
Jciuu0cu bnben. eirleu 9egriff bill.
sen. Seit Cttober 1917 mdreu III
ojcicr Staot iolgeuoe uerihieoene
Rc9icrlrgcu uOrbnn0en: 3uerit
mi Gftober 1917, riiien Ole 9ots
iteiriiIcn Die 8eunIt al iih. Gle
mur0cn nter bol0 BON 0en aubGn.
9ern acrtnsfi9 pertrleben. Gm g.
0c5cnbcr 1917 periagten Die lltroi.
ner ole fcreu9fii6e Heglerlmg SSm
Sanuoc 1913 nabmen Die DoIlhe.
uiitcn mad ciuem 3IpeiluohentIibeu
&i Ole Sta0t aben llfrainern
mic0cr ab SIN 6ebruar 1918 per.
tricben Die Ieutiden, oie oamols in
Aicu cinnarihiert maren, Die Bot-
'dclpiiten eSm April 1918 mtr0e
0ie Ne9Ierun1 oc@ Setnau Sforo.
pn0Stn eir9clcbt, Die BIZ gum De-
'embcr 1913 oouerte, 100 iie 0urd
EctIjuta gcihjrjt mur0e. Aufang
6ctruar 1919 ucriaaten 0ie 9ollfpe
miitcu mieocrum 8etliurn. SIN
}Iuluit 1919 cntriB Qenitin aiep
Den NojihcIujicu. SIN Ieiember
ucrloy cr ole 1toot luic0cr, nelde
oabci mcor IN Die S0n0e Der gol.
idlclUiitcn aeraicn 1T SIN Yloi
1920 nlr0c sic Sta0t 0ou 0en
NoIcn bciett uuo I'M SUM pon Den
9oiihelpjitcH uic0er 5uriiderobert.
Nenu man nm in 9etraht 5iebt,
BOB bel oen meiiien oieier lteber-
gauge Der 5t00t uon elmer 8egie.-
rma 5ur on0cm Die geu0Iterltng
einen QroBeu matcrieGen Sdyooen
ourd 9omborocmcnis, BIiinoerun.
gen uilr erleioet 70 miro e$ fldr, in
meIfe gerioijliua 0ie Stuot mad
oieiem iorilpdbreu6cn NegieruHgS.
mehicl 9eroten lit 2SSn elmer dbn.
Iitcn 2a8e pie Giem befinoen fih
cine Nei6e pon an0eren ruiiiihen
Std9teu Die in BEN 8ebjeten Iiegen
in oencn 0cr @iirqcrfrieg in gluB
torn aciilhrt Miro
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4tr nrur G5rDrllrd,afts-
TAid)tnne.

S8ie iidJ III Geiterreid oie @a~
galiaporboItnlne III 0cn ueridie0euen-
9eril9oetcn gcitaItet babcn, eraibi
lld) aus folJeuocr bon 8iener &ldt.
tcrnperofientIihten 2iite: (Syabrcs,
be3lIge IN &rcnen)
100000 m0 mebr GperettcnTtor.
&nntoireftor. Eortiet zines aroBen
&utcl$.
7O,0O0-100,000 3ablFeuner TN
9todltlofaI.
45,00O-7O,0O0 Chauffeur, Qob.
ientrdaer. 8iihler in einer M6heI.
tlldlIcreL StaatS San3Icr, Staats.
Setrct0r. Ytcntcur (a. % pro
StlInNc). Stiidmeiiter Scr geflei.
cungsbronCbe
40,000-43,000 Qt0bclpoder
Scftionstef 6. 3ongflnlie DER
1tnatabeamien), Sdnei0er1ehilie
(im Sricoen 80 81. m0f,entIth. !,
Sdubmud)eraebiIic (im 6rieOen 80.
81, moheutIid, ieet nuroe neuerIih
cine 100 big 150pro5cntige erbo.
brng perIongt), Wto0eutiitIer in eli.
ner Wtotoreniobrif.
35,000-40,000 Sngeuicur in ei.
ner Wtotorenfubrif. SeiieIIf,mieo
ooer beiierer 4dIoler in 6obrif.
Fr1iioeut pes 2on0aerihtS "A.
HangtIoie ocr Stootsbeomtcn.)
30,000-35,000 @oIoarbeiter
&ofrat in Winiitcrilm 6. Gona.
t!olie Der Staotsbeontten), 9eanteg
elmer @roBbonf.
%. J9-30,000 S}onalrdumer.
@chilre (in5miihen 1T nieoer cine
50pro5entige @rbobuue oerIanas
moroen), 0tdgiitrotSoireftor, Giro
benbabnidlafiner, &ippmonticu ora
itinenidreibelin i'm Jricoen Co.
100 s. in einer BroBbanD, Sci.
titngsieter (gind)torbcit). 8beaterutu.
litcr omit gtebeueiufvmmat.l
20,000-25,000 llnaelerntet
Silisorbeiter IN elmer SSabrif, S6er.
IonoeSgeridtSrot, Seftionsrot (6.
9lan9fIaiie oer Stont5benmteu), Gbo.
riitiu, Gboridngcr, tetniider 9iib.
nCnarbciter.
15,000-20.000 NrobiermauIef
in eiuem Mo>einlon, 2an0esgerid)tS.
rot, SSinan3rnt &. RangtIaiie Der
Stant@benluten).
10,000-l5,000 Rihtcr. 8oIiSei.
fommiiior 90 Rnngfloiie Der
StnatSbenmten). EeIephoniitin. IIii-
Tten5or5i, 8oiIettenfrnu in einern
groBeren GtubIiiiement.
5,000-10,000 Setuuo1rarats
Sou3gcbilfin, gt6oafntlirbeanlttn.
Rcd)tSprattiFont.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

3tj cntieiiClu &hre lluieroriidun1 lit
Die crite &ilid1t Der HcQicruug. 9t0hit
ser alcpohltjon iii ser &rica mir Elm
irciea golf na2 ala mciItcn ruf
id)rjttljhe GreiQulb. Gjc Nation mus
icBt por uuem pon all Sen Nahmir.
fuua2n 0c2 @rleae& 9rrcttct mcr0Cn.
Gds Gileuthun Der Ration iii N
Ndu0cu 0Ca NoIfC3. menn 6 unt,r
icincr Gontroae lit Gin Gbcil res
iiir @ricg>Npcfc 3enunmcucn GiQn
thuma lplr0c oIlcrojnq2 iuriidaclc.
BEN ober prpatc lluterntbnumCcn
lin0 nod INNER non NCidlla0nuhnc
be0roht 2Illein ca madt tcincu lin.
teridlieo, oh 0a2 Giacntbum 0urd
@citIaQnahmc u0tr 0urd) Stcucrn
iiir nbermuBilc 9tual0Qcn Qeuommen
miro. &clocn e5cpIlonCnbcitcu uub
Elm Gu0e Qemod)t uerocn. Gutpt0cr
mn6 oa5 Nolf sic YcQiCrunq eiQnen
oocr 0jc Hcgierln1 miro on5 &oIf
ci1nen grnite Sorge crrcQt oud sic
rcattion1re Neiatnq. Sen perionIi-
den Nillcn an Steuc 0ca 0iicutIi-
dlcu @illens 5u ictcn. 0er&criuCh.
0laiicnunicrihieoe 5t ihniien achi
nuf Die 9nidnge Ser Ralic 3uriid
&ier gibt cs feile alaiien.
Die entporiteiaeftbeu @onreu-
nre:ic brodten ieoem .9eiIit cine iait
meltr0glihe SaIt.s gieles' lit babel
Ser lcietliden @nfe fntSoqsn, abcr
Die arofte Ser Redierung fonncn mo
miiiien cine erhebIide 2in0eruna her.
bciiiihren. 0tit Der 4usidlnItilna non
9eridmenoung Scr Hcqiermg muB
Ser @inihrdnfltng ser
aemnft ncr0en, 7ic Mlr.
flung miir0e iidl iofort in GrmGBiquna
Ser Steuern 3eideu. Ser @rofitipu.
der gebort bcitrait, neil er llnredIt
III 9lber 9IbbiIic Idbt iif hierpon
niht er1pnrtcn Wle ,icoermonn ictt
mciB miro sic Shmierigfeit 0urh ei-
nc 9unppheit pon Q2otcriol. SehIen
oon 8el0 nm unQenilQenoe YroouI
tion nerurind)t. 1ie ReQicrina nuB
Sen (Sel6bctrnq berubieben iobol0 e.
ohnc @cihrdnfrnq nothneuoiacr Gre.
bite 9eidehen fam, Die 0roonftion
muG pernchrt per0en.
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9ie Sitaiiatiide GepnbIii.
Sin Ybtommcn init Soiuiet .9iufInnS
iuli ihr DOllitaHoil freic Sauo in
ocr ausluGrtigcn ROlitif lnTeu.

MJsf2... y. '$uIi
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9ss 2lcubern oer Eitoiintilt)en Ne.
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GiiocIatc0 EreB fiirjlt.j nit, riu cbon
15aCidiIoi'eue5 2tbt6rlmcn ppiidlcr
jracr ,Rcpubltf un0 Der Ntosf1uer
Saplet Aegicrrna Iaiie Der Citoiiati
iasu Repabllf uollitdu>:q ircic l,aG6
mt 'reT0eH U}ddl;an jn nnt>rhan.
oelu hc5lD lrgcno mclhe I5modlun
arm mt linen cin}u1ehtn.
Ger yIiHiitcr iiIQte hin5u, Der gc.
itau0 Der ucucn Republif ici 1ueitcr
ourd 0;c 2Inerfcnnunq ieitcus ga.
pans qeiidert, 0o8 1ran5boifalien
roHmcn ncroc; Gbita ion Die 6aupt
itG0t Der RepubIlf mer6en Gr iii9te
b;n3u, meun oieie HGunuma itnttQe.
'un6en hobe, milr6en ole 9lnhdnqer
t5uernl 5emenoIp 3 in oicicm 8ebic.
bic bis Iebt halptiddlid) pon Den "a,
p0acru mtteriilbt piir0en, iih ijb,f
Die dnnciiite @rcn3c 5uriid3ie6cn
cher Die Noiicn nie6erlegen. Ger
g6uiircr crfIdrtc meitcr. Die neue
mer6e oui ale politjiden
.ugeitdn3uliie ieitens Der d,inciiihen
Ecgicruaq ocr3ihten; lie ici ie0oh
I1rcrieits miacns, 6riaBoniprude iiir
5to0en. ben &riDotIeutc felt Der He.
ooluiioa erlitten bdtten. nn3uerfcn.
men. Gou3eiiionen an 2(u5tdn0er fol,
len ouf 3ebn bis mou3iq Sabre er.
thailt mor6cn, mad 2Ibloui Der Triit
iou oas 5etreiiqn6e Giacntbum an sic
ReqlarInq 3uriifinGen.
Em 2lu9uit iou, nie Der Wiuiiter
aim 5d1llliie nod mitthpilte. cine on
Sruuo 0es ou9emeinen 5tin1mrehts
qeDohite Derfniiunageben6e RationoI,
0eriommIuug 3uinmmentreten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

3 Nobrbcit iit elm Gel, Die Gil.
Jcn 98alier: ihmImmt ooS Del 0od)
obenaul micpIel man 8oiicr ninntt.
5eber g}enih ihaiit fh ieine
ci9cne @roBc; 3werge bIelben 3pcr.
&C. Uenu lie oud aui ben alpen
iiecu
Ber lid Der Giniamscit crai6t,
adj, Der lit bnIo cuan - uno per.
urtcIlt ild 5u lcbcuslaugIider GIN.
3elboit
Ole Nciiimiiica iia0 cod unoer.
bciierIidle Cptrmttcu tie glauben,
oaB alles nod ihJedtcr lit ais e5
tati1diIih ,it
sabre [uleuo 1T mabbdnqia
oon allcr mo lmvertr19Gb init be-.
lo6jcncr lmo oui gutoritat gc1llub.
ter &ei'8oH.
@ir ~ Hthcu taItca ic6cn. ser
llh mdt um ole o.leHttIhtn &Ulc,e.
asu93.'CH funnagrt 'tir eincu uu.
ulten Burger
mid oacum hn0 bic &Gdea 8u
bcnci0cu. Uc,l ne iamelaca f0areh
acin, Bios otsh1Ib, neil e. ibnu 10
ie,d't til, phrl.h 2u ig.n.
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Tie sGtast Der TaieHlcicn. "

Bel ben @riedcn mur0c an Rdu.
bern mo GhccrthcrE Die Stroie
oes 9taicuabilnclosu5 ouaacitbi
1icrliir bobeu mir cinen 9cIeQ tti
ocm 0eididbt2idlrcibcr Iiooorue 81.
allua. Gr berId)ict pon Altiiane2,
oaB oicier mad 3epiiicubn'tcr lin
,criuduma ic0cm ocs Raubcs llcbet.
iiihrtcn Die Raic abidneloen Iieb.
Ile 10 GcrnlnlnlCIteu Ucrtannte cr
1ubarocm nbcr nod an Die 0uberity
l5rm3c Sprien2. }iua Scr an
rc0eIuul o;eier uaieuIoicn 9erbrc
der erlUuh5 bort nit ocy ,3cit cine
Sta0t. Die nnfuilplcno an Gle ii6er
hire NeiUobncr Derbduatc 1trnie
ocu ];oncn R1inocolllra erblcIt. Sn
>cr Acneie miro Don eiucm &bchre
Acr naucu5 Tcipbcbu5 crjobit, baB
bm sur 5troie g}aie mo Gbreu
15gcid)njitcn mor0en lcicn
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RaiDe &Uriteauna-

aurJ not GIniii5rpng oe5 Sele.
9rapben III fredericksburg; @irgi.
MIA, Der nameutIid1 uon 0eu unge.
biI0etcu 6orbi9cn iiir eiu unbegreii.
.iha3 AaInoer geboltcn muroe, er.
ci5uete cs lid, oab Elm Stif 8a-
pier nom 0iu0e III Die 9rdbte &c
uebt mur0e mo oort bGngcu bIiet
Gin 3egermu9e iab 0ds 8aptcr aui
oem Irobtc. rmutc in ar6Bter }lui.
redgng nch Der EeIegrop5cnitatiou
uu0 rjci: ny}iiter fommen Sic
rui4, GiHer Don 0eu Grlbten ii,
acp,ot;. mo ole Igpeite iii am per.
tc5rtcH Guoc bcrau$3efommerl"
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HeiOlute iiegreih.
Snmlt bIeibt Der Nmerifn' 9SUfal 5nm
oreiSeiutrn Yiale iuieocr in ocu
Sercinigten Stnaten.
Son0n Noof. q. Z. .2s. eSnIi

San0p Soof. g. s, .2S. S5uIi
(Sn cntifei0enoen Rcnnen nm Den
Tmerifa @otnI iie9te am Gienstng
bel Son0p 3oof, q. s.. Die omrrifo.
niide 5eqeIind)t ~HeioIute" iibcr
Cir Thomas 2iptons Sbnmrof ".
Ter EotoI. Ser ieit icincr Stiituna
i'm Sabre 1851 unausgciett in amc.
rIfoniidlen Nonoen lit, blcibt oamit
gum orci3ehnten 0tol in Den Scr.
2tonten &ipton bot bereits ouaes
fiin0igt ooB er nit ciner neuen >5nd)t
Shamrod V in 3rpei T5obren Den
g3ctibcIperb picoer duinebmen rper0c.
Sic omtIidlen tSobrt3citen fir Die
orciBia Y'eilen Strcde lporcn: Rcio.
lutc 5:35;i5, Shomrod 5:48:20.
NIioiieqte ons aemrIfnuiihe Boot
nit 13 Ntnuten, > Sefunocn. iuorin
6 Yli1luten 40 Scfl1nocn einbcgriiien
iinh. 0je ibm pom 5bomrod ipcgti
oes llntcrichie6s in oe5 SegcliIdd1e
norgeacbCn lpareu.
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Silla bat iid) ergrben.
Er0IuqnuaelOs, mic Dem mcrifnui
id'eH GOninl in Ga0lc &aF,
Scr. gcmcIoct miro.


Der &au0itcuiiibrcr Eranciaco&iln
bat lidl nad) elmer Die aou5eFndt iiber
0ouernoen Gouieren3 nit @cnerol
|u8cnie 0|ortiuc5. GommonOant Ser
Qilitdr}one lorrcon. bcOlugmQaIo2
erQebcll mie oen uerifoniihen Gon
ir! ii Gcglt EnB, Ger. am lfitt
moh gcn,rIott miro.
NiIla miro iih ms 4rjnatJcbcu 5u-
riid5iebcn, nie Die Vtcl0in9 iogt.
Carl @deglul, ciu umerifunllher
9iirAer uno Nrdiioent ser @rouerei
III Subinoa. uelher pon Giua pued2
Grprcliung pom &0icqel0 Ieitqcnom.
men moroen mar, loIl irci9cIniien
tnOrNn1t ipi,1
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&oritcllnna on Wcrifu.
,@aibington, 2S. Sui

&ie i'm Stoot5oepnrtemcnt rlitQe.
thciIt miro. limo an oic merifoniidle
Hcaicrlng gorinQcnoe Goriteuun.
gen" Qenloht morOeu rpegen Der SSeit-
nobme 0c@ omerifnuiidleu Niirqer@
Carl &aeaIm onrd) ,SrauciSco NilIn.
Ole merifnniide Heaierltng 1T er.
iiht norOell. aIleS 81 thun nm ieine
,SreiIniiung hcrbei3uiiibren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30
Wosfau ioa iid Der gntente
fiigen.
2lDgo 8eorge uno Mlleranb beitchcu
anf Sbeilnabmc Der @renS-
Staateu.
9Oulognc, 15ronfrei6, %. 2suti,

SpN4NSatNg . dIlllNANbBg - NDAAAt'
Sie Wtiniiter Erdlioenten SlopO
@eorge unO 0fiaerano, Die ontGiens.
tagnahmittog in 9oulogne tam frnn'
3oiiid)en ltfer oes Ganols) ben ruff
ifen &erbanoIlngs !&oridIog error.
terten, baben beidloiien, an Dem III.
ipriingli6en GIan ser Gntente b..
treffS elmer 6rieoen@ .Gonfereu3 NIT
SoDiet 9fllbIono feit5uboIten.
9luBer oieier 9lngelegenbeit ipuroe
in Oieier Gonferen3 aud nod oie
9urhfilhrung Der finnn3iellen Qunftc
oeS &oble= 9lhfonlmens nit oenGeut-
iden Reid)e berotben.
Slopo George Qing i'm angcmciuCn
oui 0daeronos 9lniihten elm. uno es
muroe beifloiieiL @roBbritannien
Iolle auf Den ruiiilden 8orihIog ei.
iter frtternntionalen Gonferen3 -nnt.
morten, eine iolde lei MIR moglid),
nenn Die Sopiet et-9fegierun9 pon ii.
rem iebigen Stnn0punft abeebe mo
iid) 81 SHe0enSperbonolungen nit
Golen peritehe, an oenen 8ertreter
ann5 RuBlunos uno Ser neuen @renj.
Itooten tbeilnehnlen. 8orber min oie
gntente lid auf feinen meiteren I'm
terban0lungen iiber bicien 4unft elm.
IoIien
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SentidlanS ipinidt @ertretnng.
93prIiu % ItIi

VeTllH, %. NSllll.
Wfiniiter oeS NeuBern Or. SiuonS
iette um 9ienstog i'm beutiher
Heid)Stag nllseinanoer. ipefn iSrie.
oen5 Serbanolllngen 5lpiiden Ser
@ntente ln6 Soipiet RuBIono in
2onoon 3ritonoefdmen, ioQte bel Die.
len oud ooS Gertidle Rcih pertreten
iein. gr erflGrte, er lei geipannt oor.
oui, oh sic Gntente mieocr oenielber
9Sebler MAIDEN 1poue, mic in &crioil.
les. in0em iie periufe, 0ie o1teurop1i'
id)e iSrogc ohne ons 9eittldle Reih 81
Ioicn. (Sn oieien Sal, iagte er, 1piiroc
ser 6ricoe in Siteuropo Elm &nrtcn.
hau5, oa5 nod pieI hinfoIIiger mare
ol5 Der &ertrng non GerioiIIe5 ie ner.
oen f0nnte.
Der oipIomotiide &ertreter Ser
rufiiihen Sopjet -HegierunQ in @ier
gron@fi erfI0rte am 1icnstoa. R1tB.
Iano perlnnqe nid)t, ieinc 8ren3e BIZ
3u Ser oc5 9elltidlen Heid)e8 ouSju.
0ebnen, obcr es mcroe in oen bcnor'
itehen0en ,Srieoens llnterbanolun.
gen nit 4}olen mo ser Gntente in
allereriter 2inie oarnui bcitehen. IN.
beoinQt MISUNDERSTANDING nit
IeutidIono 3u erbnIten
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EOlen iucidlen mcitcr 5nrIf.
8}oriholI, Is. 1%uIi.

NuIlQ)uu, 20, NSllll.
Der nelteite in @arihou au5gega.
bene omtlihe 9eridt iiber Die &Gse an
Der 5Sront erfpdbnt meitcre 8erluite
Ser @oIen i'm n0rQlihen 2tbifnitt an
Snm5tag; an einigen Steuen iouen
Die poIniihen Irllppen bis 3u bunoert
aiIon1eter 3uriifgegau9en iein. Siio.
lid pom 9ticnen hoben 0ieGoIihelpifi
oie auf @ieIoitof porriifen, au5nita
beiett ltno geben iiioDeitIidl qegen
Sofolfo Dor. 3eltIih pom 1SIube
Selpo iino Die QoIen 3piihen 5lonin
uno 0ruidmp 3uriifqegongen; Die
9olihelpifi iino bier Jest ontRoto 05s
@aloea pon 9ieIopib, 0em ebemaIi.
gen 2Soq0repier oes Barren. noroIid
pon Brett 2itonsf tie hnben Die ehc.
moIige 0eutid].ruiiiihe 5Tront morbid,
pon Ginsf unideineno uberihrittqn.
9ei 9creitef iou Elm angriii Der 8ol.
ideDifi blutia obgerpieien Dor6en
iein. I'm 5uoen h1ben 8oIIheiDifi.
Iruppen Den 9riifenfopi Bolohnsf
am TIuIie 3bruc3, oItIif pon Torno.
poI. an oeutieIben 2oae. an 0englos.
fan BEN poIniif1en 8oiieniuuitdnos-
8oritIag nnnohm. genommen.