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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
9lpoiGcfcr orOhcn nit Strcif.

Die Yanbssaruppe 1jrot Des .
Sc. }tpotSeterpereius erftGff 6Ffent
iih, ic beribtet NAN aus Snn5~
brud, bic Organization Der 2(er3te
ln6 Npot1cer 2irois Dcroe ouf cen
Guipui oe5 MISUNDERSTANDING
m Gambler eur So3iaIiiieruu4 be4
2lpotb:t;rlcpcrte5 nit ejnem d1Qe-
meinen Streit gutporten, fe mac4cr
to6er iiir bic 6ol3en elmer berartilce
&loe6rnahre1el ben 9eurrnten llr
tcrI'Gat3iefyetsr Uerontuortlih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
Selegrapbiides allerlei.
SinOcubura eriGft Mabnruf an itu-
oircnoc ,Sngcno.
Mallnouer. 30. III

SeIomorIfuu N;noenblr9 iogtc
BEL elmer ShlOertcnfullOgcbung on.
IG6Iid Icilte9 10, Beburtata1e9: Gie
,}eitcn iino hart. y3ir fonmen niht
oariiber binpcg. 9tber e9 lit 9htT9obe
0ea Wiannc@ Der @efobr ms 9Iu1c 5lt
idaucu. C5ott bot 0a3 0ciltihe &oIf
nod nid)t pcrIaiIen. &icl Wuroc un@
Qenommcll. obcr CSott miro g ms
Suriifacben. Gines blicb unS, unic~
Naterlono. Mn oieie9 ToterIon0 mil
len mir tn9 ohne TorteilllltcrIdicoc
fIanuncru. rSd erbcbc oicicn 9fuf an
bic Neltit,e ,SnGell0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
9as Sapital nnb Der Grieg.
Wcnerol &rauacl &ertretcr frnu5Oii-
id)er Gicidldftc. Nlierlci
Gnthnllnugen.
9Sdris. .. 9lon.

9}lut, oa @ronqel5 &rieg III Sii0s
rlBlan0 elm Gn0e qci>tnoen bat,
miro bcfonnt 0a6 cr niht iomohI
iiir 0aa oltc @cginte t0mpite, nod,
gcgen sic @oIid)c1pifi i'm oa9cnci
nen. IN Mobrbcjt mar er Der Der.
trcter m1dltigcr e5eIdl0ftsiuterciicn,
Bic ihrcn @ouptiib bier hoben mil
proftpollen @eidlditardnnen IN ocl
}Ioenue Worceon.
Gieie @eieQIhoft 3ur 9(u9bcutltnq
bon Sii0 9fuIon0 uno Der arinr
muroe 3u 2lniana oes &riege2 init
eincm getricb3fopital uon 1900,
900 6ronc5 9ebiloet. 3u i6r gehor-
fen fran}oiiihe uno rniliife 17inan}
leute uno TJnouItricQe. Ger IejtenOc
@eiit nor W. acnIenf an Der hielt
qcu 9unquc ou 3or0.
,}lt Ser 8sicaidoft acb0rten 81,
aroBten 2lfticnbeiitcr rou Giieil
bahrnUcrfeu bci 4rfoirrnq, in ocl
91aae uou Gfatcriuo5lom uH0 bpr
@oalcrterapcrfen iiio0itIih por
Gharfom.
1e GjcicGid1ft t1ufte in 6rouf
reid Raiicu pon 8rtclsoorrdtber
i1r Wranacl un0 uoQtc Dem Arie.
0urd) Iarfduie pen t8strci02 aus oei
ariu finar3.reH. 5pdter hoiitc ii
ourr1 sic 2lusfithr uou -giien uni
/ Qohlcn gro61 Gcid]dtfsrorthejIc ;,
cysielen. Wehrcrc 1mifisloolmqct
/ hat nc 8ejeaiAcit tcrg.ts aodl Vtar
/ icjDes 1ebradt uH0 oort NIT 9roGT.
Groiitcu c2rflWft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
Grfaiicria Nu9nitc &lctOrin Idllucr
franf.
Ioorn. %. Nob.

20QIUr 20. JQb-
9lQc &ohcn3rllern nloden Ser pore
ntaliQen @a;icriu 2Ilt9llitc Goctorio
ihrcn uieucidt Icbten 9eiuf %rim
Oscar lu0 icine 6rau troien geitcrn
c;n, Nrjuj Gitcl Trie0ridl miro hcntc
ermortet. lin Die frilhcrc @aiierIu
0lrd cine ol9enleinc Ionilien5u'om
ntenfunft nidlt SIT Iebr aui3urc9cn,
foantcu ibrc Giuocr ser Heihe not'
3ll 8eiudl. 9iodl Ser NnfunTt oon
Grin3 C@far reiiten Grin3 2(oeIbcrt
uno Shirt pon 1Fiiritenber9, bic 3ucrIt
qefonntu morei. mad CeltihIono
3urud. Ger .3uftono ser ehenloliac1
aaiic,Tu miro oIs lul}erit be0entiId)
augcicherl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
9tumner Z.

Sabre Deobdd te.e ouitIIllJc 3n
nobmc Der GdlJe non Witiand'. .ie Ilt
iUejfcllo2 ciUt 6oIge Oe9 8rleaes
nit itiHcr itarfcn &eloItuug oe2 Be-
uilt2lcbcns; ioHlt 6lloen crblid)c BE.
IaIuul. traurig2 Grcjqujlic uno
ScJjoial3iI;0ge meiIt Die llriade
1jcier GrGroutund.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26

pou rucy 6galL d. btrtlts i'm t05
Ssbeu@!larc iYlt C2 nouoAt ijh M
BE S&itmt @6&lcr. oj1 u2h uo4,om
ultu Gciiu0 mo HcIaiI triia lit, "a
1el on allen &iortlHnHuIi'tH oGo Ia
res cin lcbaoitea ,>ntcrcliC 5tilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
Die NatiOnen=Qig
gsnr 4nsIdDiiiic snr5eit an Der Nrbclt.
SeutlidJe Gpnren ciner Spal=
tmng 5m bcmcrfcn.
G}el,f, %. 9}oU.

Wenf, 70. gtnO.
9(n Sic Gcgierlugen idamtllder
W3qd)te, Sic 5ur9tationenligo Qch0rcn
Iomie an 8rGIioent @ilion 9Ing an
gnnnerstoa non @cni cine Gcpcide
0eS Qigaratb5 ob, in Der an8cIrogt
miro, per millens iei i'll 9tamcn Der
9ioo Sic &erntittlung 3rpiihcn DEM
tiirfiIben Observation-Disclosures Vht-
ItoIa acnol @aida uno 9lrnenien 81
ilbernebmcn
@enf, %. 9top.
Die Vertreter ser 9tdtjonenll8o IN
@enf bntteu an 9outcrsta9 feline
8lenoriibuug, nm oen9lu5idriliIen un-
qrItort 3eit 3u ibren 9trbeItcn 5lt ge-
ben, mo es bieB mahrldeinlid ntroe
audi am Ireitag feline iold)e ltottlL
6en. @enn out) einige 9ln3Idnne
imertpartet roihe 6ortihrittc berld
ten, ld1cinen bel Der Wie5r3abl non IL
ncn Sic 9(rbciten langIamer porIparts
All oehen 0cunod) hoift mah OnB
oie Gc6atte itbcr Die Au5lhnBbertd)tc
in eiuigeH Gugen bcglnnen fam.
Spnren BON Spaltnng.
9lamGblig iheiut iid i'll Der @e-
ncrapcrionmlltng beutllh Spuren
eiltcr 5paltlung SIT 3cigen. &ertfeter
Ser flcinercr91ationcn ptrlon8erL OdG
ihreu 21nocru ionobl i'll Der General
periammll,ng mie inl 2I9arotb mehr
GinfluB einqerdlnlt meroe, ol5 BIS
her. gIamcutIidl ljno es &ertreter
Iiiooncrifuuiid]cr ln0 Ifonolnaplher
Wtdd)te, oic iid) iehr llcbhnrt an oeil
&erhanolllnqen bctbe:lIgen mlo ntqll
crmartet, ooB ibre SSijbrer ouh at Den
fonlntcnocn 0ebatten lcbbaft th0tlgeh
9(nthcil nehncn iperocn @ci Ihnea
honoclt c5 iih umIentlid) nm be
Itimnltc @iinihc bctrefis &ertretlm9
i'm QiQnrntb, bel oen Sfnn0ttnolcrn
nm Sic 1ForOcrlulq eguiIler Ncno2-
runQcn 0c$ QiQopoft5, oie lie mahr-
iheinlih DorS &lenml brjngen me-
Den; ouBer0cm hobcn einjelne W|1d)t'
beitimnttc eiqcnc 9Iniid)tcn ilbcr Die
@loda0c. mn Sic Man0ot@iroNc, 10.
mic SEN qcplouten itternotIonolcn
uberItcu 0}eridlt3hnf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
%lchitnno OnrdI SendIc idnuer ae~
ldla0lat.

Sm GGmanger 8e3irt (Burtt.S
iinb ber3eit $50 Gje6Dfts in q 8e
neinosn BON Der MIuI. unb 9loueu
isuhe beimgeiuht 9is iebt 'int
4401 Gtiid @ie9 Der Seutbe 3um
Cpier geIalIen. oo8 iinD 1916 9ro5ent
be5 0iediiannes, Der am !. mira
1920 iih ouf 300S3 Gtiit belief.
Der G0non9er 9s}irt lam oos niht
beneioensmerte 3euqris fir Iid in
NnIpruh nebmea. o1b er biaFihtIif-
Der U}auls unb alauenfeute ~ osl
GpiBe 0es aan3cn Qnnoe3 ieht
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
G6lc StiitHrg cineo Gcntid,,slmcri
taufrs

Ter 1cltlW dnlcrltaucr 6crOt
nono &hmp2, 5obH eiucr %uo
m42tlu0er Tamjllc lat 5ur @n0e
rHaa 0,r 2&ohHuuasuot IN %n0D,ea
but1 cluc StIiiIuQ IN 1pbr uou
3aonOg Y|art gsaIad]t )tah ejum
&,idilG ocs @entnotrots mcro9n
>lt c5coau0g aui na0itihr @<lau0.
7r 9r EreorititraBc rr'ictlt at
1t1rull9 murog mi 0em 9lHs6rr5
rlrautrn CaHit@ dHltrBuu,H.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26

Die 6eio;n Gs:jotr rSoitpl ano
&ct05 &efec in 5,jjlen. ybjirtemf.
dua iuiolse @,na1ss eiHleoia'i,e-
2e5'pura, Die nd1ritliUJa otr@
II ,n.nfcu oss Gti5be5 o,rooc>,n
nj rofa II 0er1jitn3 ,e e1'rl>0
>'2rmaHote. Dic ouh ton Hrr Nucil
Eao7cn hatten. pareu e2tnia18 sr
igan.t ino actr Uje0er 1en,Icu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
1ic 9lnalunnOcrnua oa5 Sem GliaR

gDic be GtroB6urqer @lGtter f.
rihtcn Iino i'm Sui pnb Gu9uIt ct
ma 1906 Rerionen aus Dem GFaf.
Gu5Jelponoeyt. Don bieien nuroeu
ae1en 900 auf 9e'e6l Der Fran35fs
Ibcn Re3ierunQ ou5acojeien. bic On
beren iino freitpi1tiq og8Qepanoert
Der &UrQermeifer pon Strafburs
motte YllGeranb lei Icjuer 2lnms
ienhejt ooisl6f oui Die oubsroroent
;ite g5ohnuuasuot oufmertiom unS
.rbat Die gei6ilfe oes Stdnte$ fir bic
6eritellunl ben 1000 GIeinmo6nuna
zen, beren Soften etrpa 16 Miaionep
5roncs betr gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
2as egitc bentiA,e @linfrr.2 2cnfmaI

Hui 0en S6bcn oe$ 9auograiens
berac9 bel H>ena iono fiir5lib oie
@rln0iteinIcauuq III Dem 0eutihen
9linfcr Gcufnlal ilutt. oa5 Dem 2lu
0cntcn Der i'm @cltfrieae aeiatlener
9linter, r,5lnter", Qcrpi0net iit
,}u Dem ieierlidlcn 2lft bottcn iid
rieIe ehtnialipe 9linfcr aus Chi
rIuatn uno A'itteIbeiltidlIano, abe,
dudl ans Berlin, &nnuoucr Sam
tlrg, N0In im0 nnocrcn Std0tenf
cjngcinnocu. Ter S60pier oe&
GcnfntaI5 IL 9lrtitcft Sbreiter.
Seno, Elm edemaIiqer 9liuter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
Stcuoc oer 2cat'dlnmcrifaucr.

Ter in %cgIin lpeilGuoc &uri.otn.
D. oc2 3UiroI1.li9,omjtor5 %4u
.)orj, Gr. acDgr, uocuu,g2'ccr va
tjonalit.ihmg titg bic &aterpltrbe
aeu Der i'm &rtcac Wcf1acueu tan
jeu0 &ijten tonoeu'itrtc @hja ais
SVrnoc Der Neluid1 #ncrilaucr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
l,nocuGuro2 2inqrc,icr pcrurtciii

Sn Berlin pUr0e be. Gn6rehey
G'ailt, Der iciusr3eit in biz @iQa
0iHoenburg in 0asuo0er eiuen Gm
5rub osrubte mo oabei ouf osn l5e
nerliielomorIy6ag me5rere S6Ihe
d531t, Uon Der Straftdnmer 60ns
nooer 81 3pej 5d5ren iehs Ul0Hoter
8ei3n9uls peruytaitt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
,cdIihnla fir iraa}UIit'c5 2,cd't II
Wicin.

Die fran35iiiae 4e]ierunl bet fe
idlofIen, in lQain} cine l1ofIcblf
iiir fran30Thes 3e1i 81 erriA!sr
nm ben nab BEN teTgsten G'ebiet az
Grfii0un9 i5rer giilj-jrpfljft ber
fenen RehtsFuoenteu bic Tortiebuns
ihres Gtuojpnts }u erm6aliaeu IS
,perben ieooa. lois IN elmer Qn3e' =
in Der QrsTIe Gcncrft oiro, oGc1 4.
Uile 2u6orer 3ulsl1iien 0fnt -llnter
idieb Der g}otioraiitGt D,s @otles
iunQen ile6en inter Qeitun3 be-
Dtof. @roljGet aus Str15tura une
f06au bareit5 te1oaaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
@eitere 8olidelpifi 6egner
abaetban.
Die llfrnincr iino undD Folcn ilbcrAc
tretcn. Scmcnulus Nrmec i'll
9infl0inug.
Qcn0on, "a. 9or

Gin an Qien3taa in N}oafuil aus
oeacbencr on1tIider 3erldt neloet,
0oI oic lcttcn NeItc Ser 8ruppcn @e.
neral @ctlltro5 aus Der llfratne nlf
poIniiheS @ebict itberqetreten nno
BORT pom Oen 8oIen entpaIinct NOR.
Sn,, foinr1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
Semcnuiu fliidltCt.

Sofjo, u. gf0D
VreIie 0cpeItcn, Die ant NiIttpoh
in lofio eintrafen, berjdten. Scncral
Semeuon, ser i'm oitlihen Sibiricn
oc1cn 0ie @oli1e,pifi im JeIoe &C.
itanoen hutte, uno oeiicn Sruppen
nadl Sen lebten 9erid)ten in OoIi'
itduoiaer 9lufloilng begriifen ieln
IoQen. bea6Iidtigtc. nod Sapon 81
ff,11ft1tpu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
3urnf5icbnng Der TOlcn.

EN1rldl1ll, n. !tuU.
T;e ,3uriid3ieblng Der polnilhan
Iruuoen duT 0je @ofien7tiIlItanoa
2i1ie, nm 0crentD.Gsn 0ic Rltiien IT
91iaa 6ie 3yr;a0ens Int rhan0lun3e7
oblcbrodeu bdtten. MIRO m51IjfTt
beihleuuiQt Die @crihoucr Greiic
iieht in Dem 9C6brutl Der ltnterhon1.
lulncu ieiten5 Scr 5o,Uict 9cpoG
u8dlt. 1teu niir ctrcu APPROXIMATION
Shah3ua, Inn VoIeu por Iugen ~
fiihrcu. oa5 oie 9iuiien ieit 6ar g|ff
oerIaqe @ereraI @ran1el2 5c0cuten9
itltfer Soitilnoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
lradlnuels ransIjeIt.
Csr irItsre ,sgai.ecut Scr iran; ;5i,
lWcn &cYaJ... Hi'gt I'll NIrus
MGuic uacr Gic.nhcl'e.
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.iCN YteI0lL!acu lum 10 lucit acIu}
ici ulr0cu. oa8 Gilt 1ils0iinl lJu
u1er Ole ylr. oc2 %>i0eu5 Gin &ii
Hadcu fam. $rGl0cnt Ge5d0ueI
iii 0ouacJ uon oei iaaannU1tul Wi
fromaujr, Gem &l2iraplbuilua oocr
&lcinbCits,uohn beiaQcu riucr qat,j
gen CrjrnHjrmn sic oeA G9Qtuja@
III 0cu in Yajeutrcjich befanH'crra
3r19cmuobu, Der ioBenaumM We
aolom ,tic, il0ct. Der &olfspumo
be5ridWtt o0S &ei0eu Der NIifromo
ME cit al3 9hIpcrnut. [icfjnn1
Deer 4Iclou&olic, um0 Der lcttei
@c9riil 0cdt ouM naA ucoi3inild)tr
Huiiaiilma i'm pclcHtIid'cn Den lje
uorIlcgcn>tn @ronfhGjt2}uitap0
Gas mcicutlidite Suitcm oca Gel
0cn3 bciteht III gc0riittcr Stlm
mtag IN ou2AtlprQncucr Iraurla
felt unO IN cjucm 9iaMlaitn ou
pb0liucn uro piud1liHw }lftion2ia.
hiatcit Tic &ronFcu mcr0gu ana
th.idl fijtlcr iih midbiQ sur for,
ptrddcr mie gcjltiaer [dtjGfHt, Gjt
Sprad'c miro uerluuqiamt, idltp-
pel0, 0na Craou flinQt touioa uuG
uic criii0t oon tIc'itcnl iteliidjeu
@eio. mo ocl HMs9iutrr pcrnal
mem cr 0aH Notjcnt2u ldu9trc ,}cit
tcunt. oll2 ser Spr2dlUciie lidltre
,Giiojliiijc oui Sic icipejli9c \lHten
ii;jt 0e2 Sronthcjta }Hitan0t9 3r
lhlIc5clL Nnn0 iii @nno oaulit Qcbt
1hiuiIoiI0fcu; Gd'lof tit mr ourcl
bciouocrc A4ittel : SIT cr5iclcn 9ei
gutter Ni.clc mo relMiidlcr Grnd1-
rl4nQ iii oo9 ionittge f0rpcrl,dle 2'e-
iin0eu 1ldt lm9iinltig; oit%trjtt 10.
our betradtlidt 0cT idlt2Julubmg
eiI, nbcr uudl Damn piIrgt Der 0e
lidt9oua0rud 6ca &atIentcu ccl lei.
0cH0cu ,3ltltnu0 uidt SIT ucrberN'n
Is lit itbri9eu9 Gcrauf hn}WpcIieu,
oaB iracn0 lpcldc QuatomiiI,e Gcr
dnoerlugcn i'm (5chire bel QieIan.
d)olie nld}t naj8umciicu lin0 ,3u
ser gIie0erQcid)laQcnbclt, 3agbaitig
felt mo Observation-Disclosures 0c@ Gran.
fem treteu in ihmcre,, ,S0ncn hcitiac
ScIbitporniirie. 9&obnDoritclllm4cl
trourigcu lSnbalt9, Ncriilu0iulng9
ioccll, Grpnrhlna barter Strait
2Ingit por polliQcr &crornung ulo
Ser 8loilbe, pcr6uuQcrn SIT .nililtn
Gas (lntcrciic on Der llnncIt Der
idnpin1ct i'll iold)cu Gdllcu oit IL
iiQ; Der &atielt hat iitr feircrIei
Sjunca, mo 5timnuuaarci3c nlebr
cilca NliL, nm mcbr unh mchr be-
id'0itiQt i'm Der Sang Nm Scltit.
moro, Der alcroluJ3 pon uttlcn ,Sll
0iu0ucl mr int Nhlnoc gejiihrt
girN. w0hrcnO il por Der 9lu9iilb
umQ enc lc4ie &>emumn Die mahr
&ciHldl mtG mjc0tr 2luQlt Ii 3ll.
ril0hdlt. o. lit abct Nbr ihluer
}u ia9ru mo cine lold)c @clnlnlnQ
not iririiQH lit, mo mo nld)t ma
0crartidc MyQnfc re0iiricu oc5balb
irts or0ldltlgitcr 2'conirdItlalta
Ser poul0e NtouQel an Sclbitper-
trnucu lm0 nic 0crlHlidlGtH9 oSs
eioencn ,Nt tom 70 melt lcbeu 0aB
or 9ruufc 31l 0eu etuladtcn ,Slult
tioucn 0c3 tdglil}cn Echtu2 0lc Gncr'
dic ueriicrt; er cHt dlIcEt lIdl mn
Inner }uu 9lulltc) n, }um Nntlel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
g:rcis,.nale. el.e. N3I.cr Notcli,r.

Das @uter5ertat a0iu 9erlrteii.
te ben Ciyeitot ogs 6otsis &roaqr.a5
pe9cn 3reispu1scs }l 5000. Wort
Geloi.raTe. >5a oen 3cnonatsn {1ote.
naren eiaem 9arrsr &aufman7, Der
oort nit isney tx % a65s.tie9en
nar, fir Elm 3inmey In oierten
Stof 50 Mort iis ZEE nit ettDos
Utl6 uno yu1sr 8 Uiart unb flr
pas Cedun siuer gon'er0a5iifie
nit z6urfiia uft.r 8eigobe zines
Te,lers 5.Mor. a5oHlangt roroen.
Giuc f05ja1rige nod D6Ilia riitigC
GraH.
gfus @oImcringeE bet golteu
GliqB 2ot5r'H3eH, touHut Die aunoc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26

1<1r1pHQQk 1pk1prk 1r1z1p pp0HDUrI1on
: 2ie s8Oroitern" 3eituagen s
: ba'en Die @eidndDte uru Ga s
5 6rUiie uidlt nnr mitidJreibcu, 2
5 iUHoern and mitmad)en belfen. &
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-05-06

1 s,,,u,",s -r au."..-s,.~,~,
4-29 sc 2t
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-05-06
STAPLE DRY GOODS

Ginghams, per yard 80. ........... 2Sc
Dress Ginghams, per yard, - 33c
ga Sheeting per yard -: :.......... 9Oc
Feather Ticking. per yard. 73c
India Einons per yard ............ 2Oc
Red Seal Ginghams, per yard 39c
Shifting Cheviots per yard ........ 33c
Best Grade Percales, per yard, 49,. 43c
Red Table Damask per yard -. S1.OO
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-05-06
SPECIALLY PRICED SHOES
SHOES AND OXFORDS
Every Pair a "SELZ" Shoe

luiss Isvrnvta smri mas tvtt nnOo svs
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-05-06

Women's and mems gloves for dress,
motoring or work. Originally priced So
to S4.0O-less 25 to so cents per pair dur
ing this sale.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-10
Grinncll and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.

W AAiieS-RepnDIlCan.
T1nneii. Dec. 10.-The Homecoming
neetlns OF the local lodge of Odd
feliows on Wednesday evening was n
Wen attended and very ENJOYABLE ar
tair judge Henry Wagner. of ST.
courtney, gave the principal talk of
the evening. which was, both enlight-
ening and inspiring as to the teach
ing and practice OF the order Follow
ing Is the list Of newly elected Off
GERS OF Grinnell lodge: ]. 4. Walker.
~ g.; William Boyce. " C.: Samuel
Nelson. secretary; c. S. Myers, FL
Eancial secretary; F. n. Marvin.
treasurer; George w. Williams trus-
tee, three years
The high school basketball pros
poets are said to be good and prac.
tice is actively under way Following
Is the announced schedule of games:
Dec. 81, Brooklyn at Grinnell; Jan.
Z, Iowa City at Grinnell; Jan. 81,
Marshalltown at Grinnell; Jan. 2s
Oskaloosa at GrinneIl: Jan. 20, New
ton at Grinneli; Feb. 4, Iowa City
there; Feb. IL. Marshalltown there;
Feb. Is, Brooklyn there; Feb. o.
Boone at Grinnell; March 4, Newton
at Newton.
The Grant township annual farm
bureau meeting. held in Grinnell, was
attended by some fifty members in
the superior court room. Resolutions
recommending Henry c. Wallace as
the next secretary Of agriculture
were passed; also that the war FL
nance committee be revived and put
to work. Also that commercial aid be
given to starving peoples and thus
revive foreign trade. Some larger
measure OF township cooperation be-
tween the different neighborhoods
was advocated. The following Off
GERS were elected: Director A. J.
Blakely, in; vice director, William
Badger: secretary treasurer, j. B.
Grinnell: co-operators, Ed Erickson,
Edwin Dare, John Schwab, Alex
Barr M. w. Flanagan, Lawrence
Christensen, George II. Evans, E. E.
Lynch, Independent district, and
William Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fawcett are
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-10
Indicted Man Freed.

Nevada. Dec. 10.-Arlie Alder, un-
der indictment here upon q charge
of larceny. was discharged in dis
trict court Tuesday noon when Judge
IL. K. Fry sustained n motion OF the
attorneys for the defense to direct
{. verdict In favor Of the defendant.
The motion was made upon the
grounds that the evidenc which ha I'd
been submitted by the state was not
sufficient. on the grounds of either
conHscttng Alder with the crime
charged or with actual. concious or
exclusive possession" of the stolen
property.
c. II. Alder. father. and Jay Alder,
brother of the discharged defendant.
also are under indictment for the
same offense.
Over in Polk county the same men
are under indictment for different
crimes and 1t is presumed that they
will be tried in that county soon.
The crime for which the A]ders
were arrested in this county was the
alleged stripping of q FOrdson trac-
tor of certain parts on the Buzz"
Robinson farm so 18th of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-10
TIMES MARsHAILToWN IOWA. DECEMBER TO- 1920

losses will occur because I have
faith In the Iowa people. but that
shows the trend. The federal re-
serve bank has offered more than
reasonable credit yet 1t Is demand
definitely. 1t is not fair to the other
member banks that 1t should be
done.
Careful scrutiny shows that every
line OF business Is bound to reduce
its inventory that some liquidation
may take place. The, prosperity OF
the American farmer Is linked with
every business and every line must
bring about liquidation either with
panic and disaster. or 1t can be done
by team work. Credit in the past
has been too cheap. Possibly 1t is
| now too dear but as business gets
down to normal SO Will credit. Ever
since September values have been
declining. production has slackened,
throwing men out OF employment
and gradually diminishing consump
tion. The brightest spot In the
whole situation OF the American
farmer Is that lowered prices oil
| farm products will stabilize ex-
change. This means that we can
export the surplus and put Europe
In the way OF paying Its own debts
Germany has undersold England
France and other countries and II
we don't watch out she Will under
sell VI.
! I believe the laborer 10 worthy
| OF his hire. But ever increasing de-
mands for higher wages and shorter
hours coupled with lack Of efiicien
cy have contributed to the high
cost Of living. 1t 10 probable that
the wage Garner Will have to con-
tribute to lower the cost Of living
The American laborer skilled and
unskilled Is a good citizen and | be.
lieve he Will finally do his part In the
fead)ustment OF conditions. / do.no,
believe the statement of labor
leader that labor must resist and
resist to the utmost every attemp,
to reduce wages is sound, nor do |
believe 1t will be followed by the
great mass OF American labor.
| "A wise checking OF credit. bet
ter transportation. ,nore efficiency
| IN labor will In due time bring us
oack to brass tacks In business. ]
nave faith In the country. In the
| destiny OF the American people. and
IN the incoming administrator
which promises more business n
government and less government in
business" applause
Didn't Like Addres,
The opening Of today's session
found a number OF the motor deal.
ers glum. some indignant and prac.
tically all disappointed at the adj.
dress made last night by Charles r.
Powell, counsel for the Seventh dis.
trict, federal reserve bank. "Tb,
less said about 1t the better" do.
clared A. j. Knapp, secretary, of tn,
IOWA Motor Trades Bureau. "Th,
boys are solidly opposed to Mr.
Powell's attitude. which is funda
mentally wrong"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-10

having the pleasure OF an over
Christmas visit from their daughter,
Mrs. r. II. Arnum, who comes from
her home in Sioux City and whose
husband will come later.
Tonight comes the Big Nine de-
clamatory contest in this city, judged
by Miss Josephine Hutchinson, of
Grinnell College, and Prof 9. b.
Sloan and J. II. Scott. both OF Iowa
university. The contestants are:
Burlington, William Allen; Clinton,
Donald Campbell: Davenport. Rich
ard Toll; Fairfield, Edward Roth.
Randall Patty; Muscatine, Melvin
Diercks: Oskaloosa. Paul Mathew.
Ottumwa also will be represented.
The following members OF the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Congrega-
tional conference came to Grinnel
this week for consultation: Rev. w.
A. Minty. Fort Dodge: Rev. w. L..
Dibble. Mason City: Rev. w. G
Ramsey. Ottumwa; Rev. Arthur
Metcalf Webster City: w. b. Whit
ing, of whiting.
Miss Kate i. Fill will OCCUPY tho
pulpit OF tho United Presbyterian
church OF this city on Sunday morn
ing next with a missionary address
while the pastor Rev. w. w. Wood
burn. Is supplying the pulpit OF the
United Presbyterian church In Oska-
loosa.
Mrs. Jennie Mathews. who has
been visiting her son. o. r. Mathews,
In this city, and other relatives, has
| returned to her California home
Mrs. A. J. Brock entertalns tomor-
row afternoon In honor of Miss Mir
, lam Brock, whose wedding day Is
announced to be on the coming
Christmas.
David McBlain has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Jean Punnell, in Kan
sas City, Mo-, and has now gone TO
visit another sister. Mrs. Agnes Bass.
In Ute, Iowa.
Mrs. ]. Z. Edwards, who n few
weeks ngo underwent an operation
for appendicitis, was taken to st.
Francis hospital in this city for a
serious operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-10
Motor Trades Meeting Successful

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids. Dec. l0.-Sioux City
was accorded the 1921 convention of
the Iowa Motor Trades bureau al
the close of the business session of
the second annual convention OF the
bureau held here Wednesday ard
! Thursday. Officers of the bureau ar d
the dates of the convention will not
be chosen until the meeting of the
directors in April
Resolutions adopted at the last sas
sion included those commenting tn.
action of courts and police officials
against automobile thieves. leeis
lative program for fairer automobile
| laws, and plan for a higher coda
OF ethics In the business.
The convention was considered a
most successful one. The total at
tendance was about 800 delegate
representing practically every county
in the state.