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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Beef steers were in fair supply. The
top sale on this class of stock was
made at $3.50, one load of desirable
1,0S9-pound animals crossing the scales
at this level.
Traders were of the opinion that
strictly choice grades of handyweigh hit
One small string of good animals sold
for s6. and several sales on fair to
medium types Were reported at $5.25
to s5.I5. Less desirable stock found
The female department was in fair
condition. Best grades of COWS brought
quotations from S4.75 to IS. with the
general run of stock from 81 to $3.50.
Common types of females moved at
s3.75 and down. Heifers sold up to
s475.
showed a slight rally over the unsat-
isfactory conditions reported last
week week. ouotations on best ,oo, feeding ding
were quotabic at $3.50 to $3.50.
Hogs
Top hogs sold at 1880, two carloads
of choice handyweight animals going
to small killers at this level. The
same buyers also purchased several
loads at SO. which was the high fig
ure to the bulk. Packers top was
sS75. and the lower range to bulk
sales was generally considered to be
ST.25 Extreme heavy and cutout hogs
were quotabie at s5-75 to $3.50.
Few pigs We're included in the days
run. Traders were of the opinion that
the better grades of handyweight pigs
would bring from IS to $500 Less de-
sirable stock was auotabie at s7-75 and
down.
Sheep.
one string of desirable seventy-two-
pound fat lambs sold at S7.25 flat
Traders We're of the opinion that strict
ly choice handyweight lambs would
reach their top at $3.50. Common
grades of stock sold at 81 and down.
Demand for ewes was limited. One
small string of desirable stock sold at
$3.50 in the top price of the day. Good
sheep were quoted largely around the
SO mark.
The feeder movement failed to make
itself apparent to any great extent
Quotations on the general run OF feed
ing lambs ranged from $3.50 to $3.50
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
Strength isn't one of the necessary
qualifications of n shoplif'ter.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for insurance Often
Rejeeted.

Judging from reports from drusgists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root il
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
30 many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is 80
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose spplica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large. However, if you wish
first to test this great preparation send
ten cents to DR.. Kilmer Il Co., Bingham.
ton, N. Y, for sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention this paper.
Advertisement.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
Girl Must Serve Sentence.

Helena. Mont.-Ruth Kane. "a, must
pay for her love of pretty clothes and
jewelry. Attorney General Daugherty
and the Montana Board of Pardons
have denied her appeal for pardon.
Miss Kane is under sentence to spend
tiary and pay fine of $500. follow
ing her plea of guilty here to charges
of embezzling that amount from the
postoffice at East Helena. where she
was assistant to her father. Postmas-
ter Kane.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02

Nearly every girl believes that lot
of other girls are Jealous Of her.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02

1t is work of however humble OIL
lowly sort which brings peace.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
CHOOSE JUDGES
FOR WORLD COURT
ELEVEN TO BE CHOSEN FROM 100
NOMINATIONS, BY COUNCIL
OF LEAGUE.
CANDIDATES SELECTED
WESTERN HEMISPHERE WILL
PROBABLY GET THREE JUDGES
IN THE WORLD COUNT.
rr....-n N.-..sp.t unIen y,.. s.rle..l

Geneva.-By resolution adopted
! by the league of nations council, that
body will assume control of stipula-
tions in the treaties with Hungary and
Rumania regarding the rights of MI
norities in territories which changed
their sovereignty. The council adj
adjourned for few days to give mem-
bers time TO study the Silesian situa-
tion and exchange views.
The meeting OF the disarmament
committee has been deferred for fu-
ture reference.
Chief interest in the work of the
council now centers on the interna-
tional court of justice, which is re-
garded as promising better results
than any other action of the league.
Speculation has begun as to the prob
able choice By the council and assem-
bly, of the eleven judges from among
about 100 names submitted.
As geographical considerations Will
enter into the election, II is generally
assumed the western hemisphere will
get two, and perhaps three judges,
one Spanish-speaklng from South or
Central America, and one each from
the United States and Canada. Great
Britain is granted one for the United
Kingdom and another for the colonies
besides Canada.
70 Il
navian countries one, the Slav coun-
tries one and the German-speaking
states one, while provisions must also
be made for the Asiatic states. China,
Japan and Siam each have nominated
two candidates.
South Americans thus far nominal
ed are:
Senior Alvarez, Chile Ruy Barbosa
and DIR. Rodrigo Octavio, Brazil Senior
Ortenez, Uruguay, and Senor Gonzales,
Argentina. Cuba has nominated DR..
Antonio s. De Bustamente, Haiti has
nominated Konomy and Verono, while
Pan-America's candidate is Senor
Oroli.
The Brazil candidates are Lord
Finlaw, Baron Phillimore and Sir
Henry Erie Richards. From Canada
there are Charles J.,Doherty, the min
lister of justice, and former Premier
Sir Robert l.. Borden. South Africa
and India also haze named candidates
Greece has nominated Nicholas
Politis, former foreign minister, and
Georgeios STREET, legal adviser to the
foreign office; Italy, Signor Anzilottl
and Signor Cassetti; France, former
President Poincare, NJ. Fromageot
counsellor to the French foreign of
flee; Prof. Ferdinand Larnaude, dean
of the Paris law faculty; DR.. G.. Dc
Lapradelle of the University of Paris
Leon Bourgeois. president of the Sen
ate, and NJ Dupuis; Spain, Prof
Rafael Altamira Cerva and Senol
Honoria; Portugal, Senior Spares
Switzerland, DIR. Eugene Borel ant
Max Huber
Bulgaria, Rumania and Norway
have two candidates each, Poland ant
Denmark have one each. while Swe
den has four.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
Judge Locks Up Spectators.

Chicago.-Thirty-two spectators in
Judge Joseph Schulman's Morals
Court were locked in the 'bull pen"
two hours by order Of the judge and
then dismissed with a warning that in
the future spectators will be given
twenty days in the workhouse. This
is no place to spend your vacation"
the judge declared.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02

cutIeura Soap for tho Complexion
Nothing better than Cutteura Soap
daily and Ointment DOW and then as
needed to make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and han6s soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating. fragrant
Cuticura Talcun, and you have the
Cuticura Toilet observation-disclosures
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
VIII Get Treaty Sept. n.

Washington.-The treaty of peace
with Germany which was signed last
Thursday at Berlin will be sent to the
Senate Sept. 81, the day that Congress
reassembles after its thirty-day recess,
il was stated ut the White House.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
Thieves Use chIoreform.

Chicago.-Chicken thieves are now
using chloroform, it was revealed
when Charles Clapham of Liberty
vile, oversight because his rooster
failed to crow. An investigation re-
vealed only a few feathers and a
strong odor of chlorofOrm- The drug
had been used to induce the fowls to
yield without resistance.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
AN EPiTOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED REcoR OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, ooINcs. ACHIEVE
MENTs. sUFFERiNGs, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

tws.i.ru S--,p.p,f ual,. S.-. s-ris.,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-02
Metal Nlnrket.
HAY AND GRAIN PRICES.

Corn. No. 3 yellow. per cwt. .sS
Corn. No. mixed. per cwt.... .s5
Wheat. No. l. per bushel. ......... .87
Oats. per cwt. ................... l.10
Barley, per cwt. 80
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
H1CbiuTtis.

Yiunltrie, @a. - Gin Der @rmor.
5una zines i2idbrigeu meibcn W00-
dcu9 iiberhibrter mo 5lm Sooe
ourh Den 'Straug pcntrtbeilter 9ie.
ger muroc beim &crIalien oc5 &C.
ridtsiaols ooH cinem Mob Ocn go.
Iijiiten ertriiien, nod 0cm SGcu.
ploe ieiueS &erbred)ens geihIeppt,
utb lcbenbigen &cibep mli ctrem
5heiterbonfen ucrbromt.
SnfiOm, NiiH. - Sin is Sabre
alter farbiger Strafling. Der cine
nei5e tSrnu on9egrifien bnbcn ioll,
lmtroe 0obier uun einen @lo6 0cn
9eomten entriiicn lub dui0ebl lg...
YfSurmif, z. s. 9obicr pur.
sc eiu 9te9er. Scr onaeflagt mar ,einc
wei6e Srou pergepoltiBt III bo6ct
pon cinem 9iirgcrpoiic cin9rfonaen.
mno, nodOem cr BON ieincm Coicr
i6entiiicirt lporOcn mar, gejniruqerL
einen Baum 81 erflettern pornuf cr
nit auaeIn 9eipift nnroc.
9lutrcpuilIc, Ga. 0e0cn ser
briitnlen @rmor0llna citc5 i2idbri.
Qen ipciBen 0iood)etS mnr0cn uadtS
in 9tutreppiIIc, So. cine 9icgcr Stir.
die ncbit mchrercn @o6nbGrern II.
Cinen 2oQengebduoc Scr 9ic9cr uon
eirem @iob einge1ihert 9lchrere
9}eger ipuroeu ouSaepeitid)t lmo ei.
rer nnqeldoiien. nadoem cr cine
Shrotfliute ouf Oen Mo6 obgcfeuert
bate. Der ocs Mproes pero1htiqc
9leqer rutrbc perboftet uno cntging
MIR fnapp einen 2pndgcrid)t
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26

@aibinatOu, .. s. = Die beioen
6rieocusreioIlttionen, Die anorihe
oes Senots, UeI6e 0ie GriegserfId.
rurg an Die 0littelntdhte 1pioerrufen
ioQ, uno oie 9orter'ide beS s5auies.
peld)e einia6 erfldrt, baB 5Diihelt
Den Ser. Staoten uno Den DiitteI-
m1dten uieoer t5rieoen beitebe, lie
gen nlul beibe einem gellleiniomen
Gonferen5oiisfdnB beioer @ouier
Dor, nud]oem Ser Senat Die als Sub
ititut fir 0ie &nor'id)e 3eioIItion
pom Souie angenommcne 8orteride
Heiolittion obgelebnt bntte. 2Sie
nerloutet, bofft man, ooB i'm Mus
iduB boI6 cine @ini9ung iiber bic
6orm Ser 1Srieoenserfldrung 5u
itnn0e fontnen miro
slrmceitdrfc miro bcrnbgeiebt.
Die SenatS1nitglicoer beS Gonfe-
ren5comites, OIL boS Die 2lrneeper-
Dilligungsporlage perpieIen rporoen
lit, baben oen &ertretern oes Geprd-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
QnT4idiffbicnit Nmeriea.Gnalnnb.

gOnOOn. ,5n @onoon lit gegen.
ndrtig cine Seicaidaft IN Der @nt.
itcbun9 begriiien, tpelcbe iid] Die Gin
rihning eines 3peim0djigen 2uft.
itiiioieuites 5ipiidet Gnqlano uno
oer Der. Stnnten gum 3icl gcicbt
bot Dlan gIdubt, oaB cine iolne
Reip innerboIb Don As Sunoen
poQenoet perben fonne. Die ,5ohr.
Qdite rperocn nit allen einiad)cn ge.
aucmIidfciten perieben meroen, pcl.
dc man oui einem Gampier erbal
ten fam. 5poter miro Die geijr0e-
runa bon Ieid)ter 1radt uno 8oTtin.
den bin3utretcn. Ct6enerud6ntc sc.
icaihnit 6eobiiftiat einen tdoli6ea
Iluq3eugbierIt 3wiid)en garis, Bril-.
iel un0 2Imiter6nm auBer icnent
Iicnit }niif)en gnglono un0 ocn
Ser Stoaten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
Die ieplefiiebe Sraes.

Earis. - Ger ententerntb bat,
tpte In Faris befnnut gegebeu puroe,
Die gemiid}te @utente Gonntiiiion
III Sberihleiicn aifaeforocrt, 5u ei.
nem einitimmigen 9CidluB, be;lp.
Seridt iiber Die fiinftigc @rcnslinie
5piid)eu Dem 0eurider 2eib uuo
Holeu inn 9IbitimmuuoS @cbict }t
fOnunen. Soate oiea nid)t m6qlid
iein, 10 iolleu SodneritanOige Die
@ntidlcioing mlf SrimO bon @rbe.
brugen an Grt mo Stcllc treifen.
S}br @ehtu0 ioII Hir 6ic cnogiiltiec
Gntidleiolna 0eS Gberiten Gutcntc.
ratbs maBacbeno ieiu. Der iidb 9eitt
ldle mic 9oIen rnbeoingt SIT fiiacn
hobcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26

Iauh fiir 6oblen nu0 oen Ser. Staa.
ten an ariessanleiben iduIoet.
S6enn Die Ser. Stooten nit oicier
3obllungslueiic 5ufrieoen iin0, iper-
ben iie itatt Ser Sd)uIocnidlreibung
5rnnfrcid'S cinige 8opierluiide ha.
ben, Die Die llnterihriiteu 6ranf.
reidl'S unO Geutihlono'a auflueiIeu
Gber mtr pou GelttidlIuuo III Dem
@foBe, ruie e5 joblrngSfabig miro
collectirt peroen founeu. 60 bof
len Die 9lillirten sic 9htiaabe,
GeutihlanO Soblen Su nadcn. oui
Die Ser. Stootelt obaila0en ga oic
@nrontien ser ciu5elnen 9iotiouen
mertbloS iiuo.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
1Oic mnEere 1ililliarSem
Uertpcncet tperScn.

g9uibinstUn, .. Is. - Con.
greBnlitglieo gritten non SSIIi.
nois bat i'm 0dltie cine 9Reiolu.
tion cingcreiht, Die 0os Stoat8.
ocpurtcment erilldt, oen 6olue
aae 2(cten in bejug ouf Den
y0anoel nit Gbina 81 imtcrbrci.
ten. 8ritten 1peiit oaroui bin,
oaB 5tootsIccret1r San 1899
oie &plitif Der noffenen Ibiir"
in China proclonirte, oieie $50
tiff lei ober 1915 imgeitoBen
1uorbcn. nodloen1 sSopan Ser
dineiiihen 9cgierilng thre 81
,5oroerungen interbreitct babe.
gritten bert heroor, Bar Die
non Den 8e: 3tontcu on Gng.
lono un6 Hltblano geIiebencn
0tilliarocn qroBentbciIs ihren
Wcg nod sSapnn geiun0en bo-
ben, oos iic bn5u 6eniibt snbe,
Gl5ino ~ unteriohen. Gbina
iei beute elm Goioll G2Snpon'S
unb es iei oic bohite 3eit onB
Die Ser. 'Stnotcn ibre 9lehte,
iprpie Die 9}ehte bes @elt gel
ten0 mndjten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
SanSeIsfamrter Scr Der.
Staatcn prstcitirt eeeen
SeISatenbsnus.

&aIbington, .. s. - Die
{9anoeIsfamlner Der 8er. Stan-
ten bat In elmer oil ben Srdli-
benten, Ons Cabinet, Die ptit.
elieoer 0es Gongreiies uno T..
400 @ener6e. II. 9unoelsorgd-
niiatiolen Ngeridteten @rtld-
rilug ii6 0agegen ousgeipro-
dyeu, DAP Den friiberen Solon-
ten uno sSeeleuten cine &ergii.
tiug in @elo gegeben werOe.
Die SSrlualioen miibten forper.
lid un0 geiitig pieoerberge.
iteIt neroen; iebr 5ipeiielboft
aber iei es. ob our6 8eIo5ob-
ilingen ben geiltnoen 8eternnen
pirfIid geniiet ipiiroe. Der
@eltfrieg babe ieber 6nnlilie
in 0en Ser. Stonten cine 9iirOe
pon omtabern0 $1,t35 airfer.
legt, 1uo oie 6ar6elsfdnrmer
OerSer .Stnaten fonne niht bill.
li9en, OnB oieic 8iiroe nod uer.
groBert neroe
Gas fortgeicttc 9tiboer- !
bdItniB stpiiden Sen 9tltsgaben
uno Giunnbmen Der 8egierilngs
rrie cS iid) in oen 9ubgetOeficits
3eigt, lit Elm crnItIihes @inoer. {
nib fir Die nirtbid)nftli6e
@ieoerberiteauna, uno uniere
financicllen 8erpilihtingen
iinO oerort, bab mir Dor Ser
9fotbpeitOigfeit Iteben, NIT llu-
icren @iilfSmitteln haus5ubol.
ten 1ino lutiere Stcuerbiirbe 81
erlcihtern," ingt Die @onocls.
TANNER.
Is miro bnrolf bineepieien,
Oob olle Stoaten bis oitf feds
@eicte erloIien baben, Die 80.
nuiie fir Gr4Solooten Dor.
ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26

lien unO oen nnoeren in 9etroft
fommenben Dia6ter nuSgegcbcn
meroen 60 bat Elm Gomite pon
1Finan,leuten Der 9llIiirten, 0a5 in
Garis suinntn1cntrot, entid]ieoen.
Gurdl oieie rGntiheionng" miro
Der 9onooner &lon fir 3ltionmen.
iaiirtng Der beittiden 8erpilidItungcn
in cine groBe internotionale 2lnleib(
iiber Oen &nuien oeporien nno Oen
Abnahunaen Der 8ie0erailibou
@9iniiter 2oiiteur uno ;Rat6enmi in
0creu 3uianmeffiinTt in 8iesba0en
3ugeitimnt.
Ser neue Rlon beoeutct, Oab
Geutidlono's Bolomorf Gntihd6i.
gungsbonos inter Den 9llliirtcn pro
rata uertbeilt Dcr6en, I'M ginflang
NIT ben 9tbmafungen, Die in brill.
iel unO Spa aetroifen nnroen, inter
neIfYen @eI8ien Die erite gPinioros
erbalt.
8ieie 9on0s ueroen I'M erIten
Sabre Y 900, 100000 Narf betro.
gen. 6rn1lfreih piro ieiHe 300.
600. 900 ols 9nii5 fiir cine neue ia.
tionale Anleibe non 1900, ,00O. .00C
55roucs 6enusen 6iertHit mill es
ieine frcin6eu Shuloelt' be5ablen
sinithebIt6 beuen, mas Is 2cattI9,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26

Bel elmer Gpfoiion S6logcn.
Der G0etter, ipelt)e Die Dlont Gents.
8rube 81 @erne, l8eitiuIen, groBet
tbeils seritorte, fanen SG Berionen
I'M.
SIN Bear Greet Canal bei
Baltimore ertranfen Der 54iGbriee
15gn. GlIert un0 ieine beioen 3tpil'
lingsiobue orrd llmihlageu zines
Boots.
- Die gculenpclt i6eint iih in
Wlerico alisptbreiten Gin tootltf
Uerlouicner Sail lit nun ouh IN
Gtuoa6 8ictoria entocdt porOen.
geim grauoe ibrer Mobming
iu golaarp, alta, Canada, iano cine
1yrau nit i6ren 4 ainoern Den Sod
in ben 5lommen.
Bel ejncm t5euer. ods Die
0obuling oes aoblengrdbcrS Sohn
Jtcib in Dlper@0olc, go 3eritorte.
per6rannten Rcib's Sdpciter uno 3
fIeinc siinoer.
geim 3aten i'm Yiiiiifippi er'
tronten am 5onntog 81 ct. ganl 3
Ruabcn
3mci SIieger puroen getootet
Gin 6rittcr idyuer perlcst, ais 81
Iron, q. o., Elm Snoroplon, IN mel
dem Tie ouigdtiegen iDnrch nb'
itiirlte ur6 aeridellte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
,2lbriiTttsne ipSre ucrs
Jriibt!"

GfeofOrO, Dali. Sn elmer
9lnipro6e, Die arieg5iecretar
98eefs bel Der S6luBfeier 0eS
Suits College in 0teoforb,
D}oII., belt, fiibrte er aus, Die
ae9enpGrtige 9iegierllng lei
entihieorn fir @iuiAr1nfung
Der Hiiitnigen - lopeit Dies
phnc @efabr gelheben tonne.
Cod, fiigte or tlit15u, Die 3eit
oes epigen 8rieoPns iei nod
nidlt aefommen. Dies 0elttete
ct on, aebe aus 5uuerIdhigen
pertraulidcn 9tohridten ber.
nor, Die ser Ne9ierung porld-
aen, sic iie ieood nift Derof.
fehtlidlcn fonne. SoIan9e aber
anoere 9tationen in lSrieoens-
6eitcn gr0Bere 9fiiItungen mad.
ten, ais ielbit i'm Rrie9e, ios
longe miibten aud) Die Ser.
Stauten auf Ser @1t iein.
95roBbritannien Fibre 8rieg,
5Sraufreid) fibre &rieq. nnbere
9lotionen ldgen lid, in ben@ou.
rcl, - lntter ioIden ltmitdnoen
lei nufj iiir bie Ser. .Staaten Die
3eit nod niht gefontmen
Sdritte III thlut, oie einen emf.
gen 1Srieben nornusIebten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
Militnrismns - n6cr fein prcmHi.
idler.

@oibingtOr, 3. IS. 8rGiioent
55arbing laoet Ieocn iuugen Bonn,
ser c. irgenOrpie moglidl MAIDEN
fam, eiu, zines Der 9!,sgor 'Diilit6r.
nusbdomaslager 81 beiuhcn, Die
pom ariegsoepartcment oieien sSom.
mer eingeridtet peroeu. ,Sn elmer
uon tbm per6iientlihteu Grfldritng
gob er Der Soiinung 9lusorud, oaB
pdhrcn6 iciner }l0miuiitrotion 9Ir.
rouacnents beroollitdnoigt tperoen
mo6ten, ieoes Sobr penigitens 100.
600 ilnqen 9euten cine miIitGriide
ausbil6ung ju gehen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
GrbeittriiiArer az 9oitrGnbrr per
bnftet.

Sbiengo. ogig &im~ sDhlrpbp
Der mod)tigite 9lrbeiterfirbrer Nbi-
tago'a, iolI, nod }lngabcn pon 8e.
beinogenten oe9 Eoitamtcs, cinge
ltaqoen baben, 0oB er e5 mar, Der
Den 8oltraub am 6. }lpril in Der
GcarbornltraBe Station. pobe
$350,000 erbciltct mur0cn orran.
girt lmo ouSgeiiibrt babe. 9iad 9lbs
Iegtng ieines @eitdnoniiiea iiibrte
0hlrpbu bic %oitinipcctorcn nah
Dem 0auieS icines gSdypie0crpaters
@illium Qiggs, no $112,99O il
@cl0 uno Wertbpopiercn gciunoei
wurocu. 9tit 9hlrpbp mur0e arh
N}ihoel (Gugo 9life) GaroBo,9rd
ii0eut Der Union Ger 5traBcnieac
ionic 0ie gtrbeiterfiiGrcr 8inccn;o
Go5mano mo G0uaro @cirun, ,lpci
stiititcnten Ntnrpbp'5, icitoenon
men. Eeter @ucicuberQ, Elm tribe
rer itdotiid)er 9lnQeiteater, murbe
cbcnioIls ols elmer Der Gbeilncbner
an Dem Rnube iocntiiicirt unO per
baitct.
Die Qoitbeamtcn Inaen, 0}urpbr
babe ieine 9et6eiIi9ung an oem
3nltbe einqcitatoen, nodloem fpe'
8oitclerf5 i'm 0urh cir @citdn6niB
bnnit in @erbinoung Gebraft bat
fen.
Tic @eh0rbcu alouben, nit oieieu
@erboitunaeu 0ic5iibrer elmer 1ic:ae
non 9oitbicbitdhIen i'm 9onoC oing.
felt gcmodt 3li bnben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
Scr GOngreb.

6rieSensrflGrnus on GDufcrenS
uerlpieien. = Ginisnns iiber Ser
minSernng Der Slrmeeitarfe sm
itanOe scfOumen. - nod feline
Ginisnng ii6er 6luttenetGt. -
Sbrnitnugsuurlagc DDm Sanic
pcrifDben. = @as SrieasiceretGr
8eefs iber 9Ibriiitung su iGsen
bat. - SnnspOrlase sur GOn-
trOlle Der @rufidllG6ter npm Sc
nat angenommen. - Sin Insriff
20 5ullette's.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
Nei Der Iehfp6dlinen g2nnol

9ei Der lebttuofigen Wtopors,
nail in Qlinueapolis iiegte Sol %.
y. geod, Gommonoeir Der yTain.
BON 8i0iiion" i'm lebten Strieq, nit
5000 Stimmen ii6er oeu bisberigen
iotiuliitiiden TlaBor Ban Gear.
Carl = Gg9e BON 0iinnenpo.
lis, lit ;um &bei Der 9un6es .9uftpoIt
ernunnt Doroen ols JtaffoIger Dla.
ior 3olI's oon Chicago
sir Die, 9lnti Frobibitions.
Earnoe in Jeen gorf am (. ,5uli ha.
e5n ii6 bcreits $4,000 lAeiluebmcr
aentel6et.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26

erfldrte Sen. Ga GSoIlette, ooB bic
8roBidlddter ieIbit Die nripriingIid
pom Surs angenommene &orlaee
perfoBt bdtten. Sic lei ibre Diodle
Ssos Jest III 9lOnlintitrotionsfreiieu
norgebe. miiiie oIs snlebr big biIii.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
gns nerhirihe gsnrlonlent

Gos nsroiriife 4arlament lit
ON Dlittrpof Inn 9eiiein oes britt.
ihcn aonigspnnres eroffnet nor6en.
- Gbos ~. Danes, Elm G6ica.
qoer @antier, lpur6e pom grdii0en.
Ten oui Srltno 6es nenen 9lmAes.
9uoaet y(8eietes gum 9n6aetI1irec
tor ernonnt
3u 6niHpton Hoaos, 8a,
itiir5te Gin in 500 Sub 6o6p ourtl
eine Grploiion in brano geratbener
I5lottcn 0uOroplnn 3u boopn uno
ging in 6Iommen aif Die geiosuna
blieb unoerlebrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26
@eitcrc ,525 ameritdncr beimas'
fehrt.

toobOttn, y. :. - 8citere ,525
2eid)en bon IN 5ranfreid geiallenen
nmericaniidlen 5olonten iiu6 D u.
auf transport Danpicrr in @obo.
fen ongelangt. Ios bringt Die {8e.
iannt3a1l Der bis lett ais 9eihen
,5eimgefcbrten" 9Imericaner oui
y, ,S48.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-06-26

ientantehbnuie5 nafgegeben un0 iid
oa3u ucrltan0en, Su entpfeblen, oaB
Der Senat Der S5ausbeitiumunq, oaB
Die glrmee bis sum n1fIten October
olif 1901 Uionn perminoert mer.
Dc, Sultinuue. Der Senat 6atte lidl
ouf Seite oes arieg3jecrctars le-
iteat, Der erfEart botte, oie 9(rnee
BON 100000 fonne nfdt in aeb6ri.
ger 8eiie DOR Dem nddten 0fai auf
10000 berobgebradt Deroen
Seine Ginisnng i5er ;SlOttenctat.
Ger &onfcrenj 9luaiduB fiir ben
t6nlbluiIliaroen 5lottenetat funnte
iih iiber Die &orlage nid)t einiaen.
uno oicieIbe murbe 5unQd)it ans Re.
pr1ientontenbaus suriifperrDieien
Marineiecretar 9en6p rid)tete ein
Sd)reiben OH Senator 8oinberter
CRep), 8oriiter oes Senuts 4islotten=
9lnsihuiies, in Dem er entidie6en be.
font, Die gttlt0esrarine miiiie I'M.
beoingt cine Ntonnihoftsitdrfe non
nlinbeitens 10000 Nonn. Der BAIL
Der Senats 9orIoge, huhcn: 6as
0aas bat nur 100000 bemiIligt.
abraitnnos.gOrlnse perIdlOben.
"a Sablreidle Reprdientanten non
@dfhington fern iitb, beIdJloIien 6ie
repnblieoniifen 6iIbrcr oes 6ou.
ies, Die 9lbrifihltgs &9ieioI1tion Qor-
ter's, entgegen einem iriberen ge.
ifluB, am Rortoq nidt auf3uruIen.
8onr Die 8orloge oitigerufen ner.
ben riro, puroe niht nitgetbeiIt.
SunspurIuss FIR Rcsnlirnna Der
SdludlthonsinOnitrie i'm Seunt
angenDmmen.
Der Senat bat Oie Sausporloae
fir Die @egulirling oerSd,Lahtbaus-
ir0uitrie init oerifieoenen amenSe.
meiits augeuommeu, nnfloen er Die
oon Sen. Sterling nls Griat 0ofiir
eingereihte 8orioge NIT 80 gegeu
81 sStimmcn pcrporfcn botte.
Gin slneriff "a SoGcttss.
Bei Ser 1cbatte ii6er Die 8orIaae
AIR ReeuIirurg Ses 3oferaei6oits