davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-08-05
FRENCH PRICES SOAR.
o@cial Data Shows Cost of Living
Is Mounting.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 5.-The inhabitants
Of France are threatened with a general
prices Of raw materials. food. clothing,
before winter sets in, according to the
official at the Prefecture of the Seine,
whose duty it Is to collect statistics on
prices Of ray materials, food. clothing.
rent. ETC.. with a view to foretel!ing
probable future prices.
The price Of meat is mounting. and
chilled meat from North and South
America, about which so much vas
heard just before the war, Is now never
mentioned. Its importation has been
made impossible by the recent custom
duties
Evening star., 1922-08-05
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Woman Hit by Bolt, Baby in Arms
Is Not Hurt,

RICHMOND. Va. August 5.-One
person was killed. several heads of
cattle perished and tobacco and other
crops were destroyed by storm
which late Wednesday swept across
Evening star., 1922-08-05

the northwestern part of Dinwiddle
county. according to a report received
here. A negro woman sitting on the
porch of farmers home with
baby in her arms was instantly
killed by lightning, according to the
report. The baby was not hurt.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

The state department Of health Of
New York is broadcasting flve-min-
ute health talks from a radio station
at Schenectady twice a week.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

Clothing. which had dropped consider.
ably below war prices. is expected toy
increase again.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING

1898 Sonthwcll, Daniel and Nora E.,
E1a Of SWH, Tr. 1872, T Is 8,
II IA f, 20 nc. ..-............-.......23.4S
VIZ Of SWA, Tr 132, T 15 s,
Il IA Il, 20 ac. .,....,..............23.4S
1894 Southwell Jr. Geo. W.,
N 40, Tr. GA, T Is s, n IL e,
40 ac. .....,--..-..............ll.o3
1896 Seward, d. r.,
Eh of sWH, See. 4, T Is s,
r 16 T., so ac. ...........................5.34
1898 Spake, w. II.
SEh of SWH Of NY, TT.
40, T IS $, r IA Il, 10 ac. ....12.6O
1000 Spears, j. B. and
Sti1lwell, Charles,
Sis of NJ of SEH, See. 20,
f 16 3, X 12 f, 40 ac. .....42.Si
SM Of NEA, See. 90, 16S,
r 12 II, 80 ac. ........................ 1854
NJ of M Of SEM. Being part
Tr. 107, See. 90, T 16 s, r l2 Il,
40 ac.
1908 Spencer, Mrs. Cora Shores,
SR of VIZ, TT. 40, 7 13 3,
13 Il, 40 ac. ................~-....24.7O
1909 Sprinkle, A. L.,
Il 40 ac. of s. 120 ac. Tr. 200,
T 16 8, r IS L, 40 ac. .......3l.1l
1927 Stanley DeBlois Co.,
All except part known as i.
II. Stanley Tract, Tr. 80, T
13 s, X IA II, l13 ac. ..........16.l6
1880 Stanton, G. O.,
VIZ, Tr. SO, T 10 S, r IA Il.
l60 nc. ......,..........................-l9 ~
1852 Stanton, Will and Amelia H.,
Part of Tr. 39-41, T Is S, II
15 Il, 91.2l ac. ......................110.84
Beg. at pit. 1920 #. N 4 20 #.
T. of SW cor. Of TT. Al; til N
1920 IT.; tn w 3010 IT,. tn s
1920 IT.; tn 3010 #. to p.o.b.
1886 Starr, Thomas W.,
N<0 &C., TT. rs, 7 10 8, RIG
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

7424 Schwartz, Ed c.; Richard A.;
and Joseph b.,
N " Tr. 100, T Is g, r 13 +, exc
a strip alg. the N edge DAT. Beg.
at NE cor. tn w 1890 it.; tn )
% IT,; tn 8 s9*10' Il 1320.15 IT.
tn N 43 #. to p.o.b., ~ ac.....96.OS
742S Scott, Chas. f.,
s 196 #. of Lots & 6, See.
5,Tl5 S, II Is +, 9.34 ac. ....11.75
Sh of NWh, See. 5, T Is $,
r Is Il, so ac. .................~........93.66 90
7431 Scott, Edwin g.,
NJ of Lot 81 and M of Lot %
adjoining Lot IL, See. 5, L 16 $,
r. 16 +, $50 ac. .........................1.59
7442 Scott, Samuel f.,
Lot Z, See. 5, T Is 8, r Is Il,
Lot 8, Sec. 5, T Is 8, R Is +,
7443 Scott, Strother n,
Lots 12, IA, & 16, See. 8, 7
Is 8, r Is T., 6S.S6 ac. ...-...-.-72.0l
7447 Scribner, Thomas W.,
ER, Tr. 81, T 13 s, r 13 +,
40 ac. ..................................
VIZ, Tr. 81, T IS s, r 10 E,
40 ac. ...-.-.-...............-..-4o.o'
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING

Being all except part dat. Beg.
s38.72 It. w Of Sc cor; tn N s.
TO- w 1394.S1 #. to 4 pit; tn W
210S #. to w Ii. Of TT. 207 at 9
pt., 124S #. from NV cor; tn >
1862 #. to SW cor. TT. FOG; tn
f 225S #. to p.o.b.
Tr. 205, T Is s, r IA +, 93.si
10l ~
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING

TAOS Schatte, Eliza L.,
Sla Of SWA, Sec. "a, 7 10
S, r Is Il, so ac. .....-....:;...,.;..l W."
N1a Of SWA, Sec. "a, 7 10
S, X Is Il, 80 nc. -.-...............lo.lo
74O9 Schlegel, H. j.,
NJ (except r 80 ft.) Tr.
159, T 16 S, r 13 Il, 10 ac.....4s.29
7415 Schroeder, John ii. F.,
SWA, Sec. 10, L IL s, II IA
f, 100 ac. ...................,.........-SS.S'
7417 Schofield, Geo. B. and Della +.
Tr l25, r 13 S, r 10 Il, so ac..94.SS
741S Schullian, r. A.,
Part of Tr. 2O6 and Tr. 207,
r Is S, r ii +, 117.24 ac.....45.26
7540 Smith, Charles,
All Tr. 1877, I 13 S, r IA u,
800 ae. -......-...............-..--..,....
Lot rs, See. 3, I 13 S, II IA
Il, 1877 ac. .........................-....lI.
754I Smith, Chas. b. & Harold r.,
Johnston, Amy E.,
SA Of Sh, Tr. 119, T IA S,
r IA r, so ae. ......,.,............91.3 ~
NWA Of S1, TT. 1l9, T IA
s, r Ii +, 40 ac. -.........,.........4S.90
7544 Smith, Il. O.,
10 acres in the NV cor. of Sh
Of NWA, See. IA, I II s, r IA y,
desc. as follows: Beg. 2126 TT. w
Of NE cor. of So Of NWA Of
Soc. IA; tn w 514 #; tn 8 S69,3
IT,; tn N s1-33 Il SO IT.; tn n
703 #. to p.o.b., 10 nc. ...........-12.6o
Part of Sec. IA, T II s, r IA Il,
daft: Beg. at NE cor. of S1a OF
NwA; tn w 2136 #; tn s 733 it.;
tn S S1r33' w $40 1T. to pit. in
w Ii. Of NWA; tn s 451 it. to $
Ii. of Sh Of NWA; tn L 1872
e.; tn S 61s291a f Ss4.4 #; tn 5
49.35Ea' Z 625.o It. to + Ii. of
NEh of SwA, Bee. u, u n
21sO.6 ft. to p.o.b., 10 ac. ....4S.SO
7546 Smith, Z. F.,
s 80 ac., Tr. 174, T IL s, II
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING

1929 McGrew, J. ID.
S 80 ac, Tr. 157, T Is S, R IS Z,
90 ac AZ. .6s
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

6933 McInnes, Ida B.
Ny, Tr. Al, T 16 S, r 10 E,
en an % &c
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING

7134 Petrie, Jr., John r.
NJ, Tr. s3, I IA s, r 10 L,
1897 ne. 136. 13
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

6935 McKane, Frank
Lot 3, Sec. 8, II IL S, R Is +, lass
ac.; Lot 2, See. 16, 7 liz 5, 10
r. 42l ae: :.-...--.-.-.-..-.. o.O-
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

6941 MeKillen, George
NE 40 ac, Tr. 102, I iS 5, l3
r an 30 As. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

All Tr. 3s. t IL s, R Is E, except
n so and SW 40 of n loo ac,
so4 os ac. ............................l 1862
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

Tr' 46. T l6 S, r Is e, 80 ac. 46.4o
S 30 ae. of w 40 ac, Tr. AZ, \ 10
S, r 16 +, 80 ae. .-.-:...,....'lo.oo
part of NWH Of NEH, See. IL,
r IS S, r Is E, $50 ac. ...4.3o
Reg. at NE cor; til w sls IT; tn
s ga TT; tn E s1S ft tn N S44 IT;
to p. o. b.
7931 Reber, A. and Pearl
Part Of N1a, Tr. 4oA, 7 10 ;, 4
13 e, ass ac. .;.--..o.vo
Beg. at pit 355 TT N 70 # W
of Sc cor. of Nh of Tr. 4OA; tn
N 32O ft.xW 620 TT.
1896 Reed, james w.
swA, See. IA, I II ), r 10 y,
Iso ac 1864
1887 Reed, Roscoe c.
swH, Sec. 10, 7 IL s, R 10 2,
160 ac. '.-'.--- 2 o'-o
sEA, See. 10, IL s, r Is e,
100 ac. .....-..........-....-.--.-..-...l oS'So
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

693l McHarg, Sidney
SW 40 of n 100 ac, Tr. SS, I IL,
= p7s II 40 q. % 70|
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-14

7647 Stemmler, j. NJ,
Part Of sEh Of swR, ~.
4, T II $, r IA Il, LEO ac...~1.;r
D.A.F.: Beg. 800 IT. w Of NE cor.
sd. SEN of SWA. tn w $50 IT.;
tn s $50 IT.; tn L $50 IT,; tn N
$50 TT. to p.o.b. (being formerly
descr. as blk. /, Lots GLE incl
Tract No. l Of Imperial Coz
1850 Sterling, Victor X. and Mary r.,
Sh, Sec. 2S, T IL s, II IL T.,
OH dc. t0.lo
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
tpic>er Gin 1Elcmcbclnscrc
$40 ~SrlanS.

HOn6OR. Gum 2. 9}oIe inner
6olb 10 Ioqen lit cine berDorynoenoe
BcrlonIihfcit Der ueueu iriihen 8e.
qierlnq eiurn Nleufclnor0e sliln
Opier qcioIlelL gero0o ol9 Die 9egie.
rung gloltbtc. Der 9lcbeIlen6eneouna
i'm SilOen oc5 2onoc9 Scrr gclpors
0en Ju iein. Did. Collins, 0ber-
bolpt Der iriidlen proDiiioneQen gle.
gierirug mo Der iriihGu notinaoIen
QIrmee, lit in 9on0om, Sort Gounto,
in Der 0iustoq y}od)t aus oem Gin.
ter6alt erid)olien lDorOen, fllr8 nod.
oem Ole ginpohuerid)oft Der 5tn0t
Gorf ibm cine Opation bereitet bate.
0er Die Chatter iino, meiB man
nod nidt bod beruutbet man. ooB
Der Noro ol5 @ieoerperQcltun0 3u
betrohten iit fir 0ie oln ~. 9(ua.
eriolQte GridieBunq oes De @aIera.
N0nttonten @arrn 9oIon0 0urh Re
gicrltng5trltppcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27

3olnhe lInterridfSbetrlCb in Ser
@oIfSbcrelcuOuna nad] orei Syabreu
ahidIid, aebraht. Gr }eitist unbe-
itreitbar eiu ncrobiiufen Ser 0prtigen
an lich hohbeaubtell alcmaunijheu
ino fraHfiidcu StGmme auf cine
nie0rigere 9ilouug2- ms &tlIfilr-
iufe.
SduIo ait 0ieier Ger6Ioouna oes
golIe& lit uub ser Brlnoias Der
inruj0iiIdlcu S6ulbeb0rNc. 9ebrper-
iereu ans Dem lHtuerH 6raufreidS
81 rllIen. 0a man ocn Glidiierli nid)t
goil 5u trauen mu0t. Seue feit,en
blcB Oie cine Sprabe, i6re iuoltso-
liihe N}utteriprad)e, uuo iiuo oes.
baIb aar nidlt imIianSe, oeu MuSen
ehp0S 5u erHdren. llcber Due meite-
reu .Mbiafeiten iW0 9el0hieuna
OieieS ina GlioB Qcrliiencu. abes
gro6tcnteilS fir eIiliiilde @etbdlt-
niiie nitt beuifcneu Fcriouals iei
uur looiel netcubti aein1t, 0aB
manhe uidt ciumnl i'm 8cRee bou.
pertiger 3eltauiiie imO. llno man
ioIlte ood oeufcu. OoB qera0e fiir
Ole 8oliSidntIC oaS bette }SerIonal
glt aelug mare,
g9u3 fitr Gr3ieber Ojcic ms Sano
geruIeuer frau3onl6en 2ebrer iino.
gebt aib Dem ueucteu SdnIfaIl
non 02eb beruor, ijbcr oeu ole Set
tnaen bcridtetcu. 0ort unroe in
elmer goIf9ibuIc elm fleiner Sunae.
ser iidl an enilCu Gcqenitdnoen
iuie Soften, 6eoern uiw. pcrgriffen
bate. Dor ucriaucltem %cbrperio-
nal pom GdnlIoiepcr nddl pollsoge.
ucr Gntfleioumg fOrperlid Qejiidj.
tigt
5olde paOoaoRiidle SheuBlidfet.
ten erlmtbcn iicb oieiclbcn 2elte, bic
iidj NIT Dem 4uteut Der iogenoun.
len N}euitenredte briiltcu un0 ins
GliaB fnuen, INN ollie cbeulalaen
Oelttldeu Gturidhugcu G!5 barba-
rild 3ll bcidlinpieu
aNH btIt -ytGeti tNuu 6ttNI IttI
0ieieIbe gerGtrlitdt pie IN Dem
Saorgenliinocr SAL Der Dor eiuiaer
Belt eincn breiten &oum in 0en eI.
idiliihen INTO lotbrinaide1l 1aees.
bldttcru einnabm: Ger fronS1iiI9e
ShuliHipcftnr bon Soargentiin0
nabpt ouf g}rlu0 0c8 @cieeeS (l1
Ans Hed)t fir iih in 2Iuiprud. BET
Der dr5tlicbeu llntcriuGunQ elmer
&ebrerin anpeieuo 3u Icin, ma iid)
ron ocn 8eiuuo 3u iibcr3elge1.
Bor uuieren gIngeu polsiebt fdl.
cid Bro5cB, BEN man in Der 9cft
Ser Gelbfbeitinunug ocr 86lfer
f,r iulmo9Iidl boItcn iolte a6er
ole SeutiAe Sprode bat inter
Observation-Disclosures irau35liId)er
6remobcrrkbait iib felt gebalten.
gacHauniid)c nuo fronfJidjc Graft
uno Siebe 5ar ouaeitanrnten Dlut.
teriprodle ipcr0en oth in Sielen
Gontpf oa9 6cl0 bebauptcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27

SIN @erlaufe zines Streites
erihoB in 0lelitone 0ont., Die s %
Sabre nIte A6elia 2aupc ben 3idbrt.
gen Sorru &oploro. Die 4Roroertn
lit in Saft.
,5n lAleiiiden Staoten iauoen
llnruben itott, OILS iid ole 1Iciiber
neigerten, ibrc Naoren 5u ocn amt
lid ieitgeleqten 00d)itpreiien o6iu-
qeben. 8oIf5mcnqcn orangeu IN Die
2ooen Elm uno idJIugeu g(le5 flu3
mo tlein
Ter arei5 Citcro0e inn Scn lit
bon idtperem llnnetter 5ciuaeiuht
woroen; Die aan]e Grnta gilt ais
Dernihtet.
In 5tonlcn, o. O., mur5c ser
58jdbrigc Crtsmoritou Gbas Mo.
oiion BON eiuem 4}anne, Den er per-
bnitet 5utte, erid5iim
rln pteleH 5eacuocn ,}toIiens.
nomertlid in om Frcoin3cn 9tonL
9Iouilo, G6ictb lcromo, Feruaieu
Bel Der lcttuohi9en Frimdr-
uobl in pfiffiippi iieat Der BON
Gr Erdi. Uiiion qe15iiig bcfdnpfte
irilberc 0uu0c5icnct1r qQrodnan
ols ocm0frotjitet 5lHot5conOioat
nit ciucr @luroiiidt BON 6. 1000
5timmen erian1tc obcr teine o6io-
lte Nchrbeit ia oo8 ont 5. Sept..
oem @ciebe aeudB cng StidlpahI
itatt}uiiu0Cn bot.
@ei ejuen ndhHihcn 9ranoe.
Dem ba5 iij0iihe &oiicnbols IN
2troubrioQe Cuc5. 3un Cpier fiei,
uno oos 3eittgcilia Dir gnn}e Grt.
ihaft 8cia6ro.tc. iino s Der 60 Boi
len uno Der &ernoltcr ionmi ieiner
6rolt 1ut0 2 stlHoerH uuigeioumeiL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
StnGtSieretGr 6ugbes mirft iidJ
3nm @ertgeiOiger bcs Scnatsiib-
fGufers Reluberrg nni.

@ailinatOn, .. s. - Der re.
publicaniihe 9lotionoI AusihuB hat
Elm Sbreiben Stoot9 iecretGr6uqbe9
perof'entlldt, in Dem oicier erfI6rt,
er lei nod ein9ebenoer Nriifung ops
gtelpberrp48ohle gil
Der ueber3eitgung 9etommen, boB
Scnotor 9felpberrp botIt ungereht
perurtbeiIt uor0en ici
Is lei burdous niBlunacm Dem
Senotor traenb eine @eiebe5 -@erIcb-
nng not3upeiIen, bebuuptet Der
Stodt5iecretdr, uno .Iewberrp iei
besbaIb re6tmoBie in oen Senot qe-
iuGbIt.
9ugbcs Dor, ebe er sum Stant5.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27

iecretGr ernonnt Dur6e. Rchtsbei.
itono Gem5errp's un6 ieiner D}iton.
getIagteu ino nabm on Blai0oDers
iiber ben san Dor Dem 9unoesober.
gerlht tbeil Seine iebige Grfld.
r1ng IdBt oober oen Srn. 5toats
ieeret0r in redt eiacntfinnlidem
2ihte eriheinen.
lie @IIlitrten MAIDEN einen
neucn 8eriu,b, 8lpiibcn @riedcu Ii.
tii:fiidleu Notionohiten 1ricoeu ~
itiiten.
ilno Gui ben 9Snieln Sor0inien une
gIba piitben @olobrdnoe ,Sn etli.
den 6dGen ioa e5 iih Inn Qran6itii
tung bonoeIn Die Iebrjubl Der
granoe lit nber infoI1e Der uneebtu.
rem Site ouEb Selbitent5innune
entitaloen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27

9ono III 9ono oomit gebt peiteres
AuSfanfen Der iied porbou6eneugor.
rotbe ourh AusIGnoer.
8eitere 5oIeen Der ;Sinnnsuer.
baItniiic iin0. oaB ole ioraidltiait
ouSgeredneten Budgets iiber ocu
Soufen gelporien iino; Die 8aoren
PRODUCTION itodt tbeiIpciie fait aan3,
uno Der 9eOoIferllng bem6dhat iih
bittere ger3meifIrng. Qa3u 0robt
uebr oocr min0er often Sungers-
notb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
StaSt Nailanb hat Sem Rnpit cin
HntumObil geIdlenft.

Nom. - Gie 8epoIfcrung BON
g}aiIan0 bat 9opit Bins, ser Dor lei
ner 0obI 5um Sberboupt Der STRIDE,
@r3bti6of iener Stoot NOR, elm MI.
tonrobil neueiter itnIieniider Con.
itruction geidenft. Is beiBt, Der
@Gpit iperOe es in Den paticoniihen
8orter benllsen. in nelhen or Jest
3petmaI toqIit run0 berumge5t.
Gs lit Dies cine Strefe non 414
gleilen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27

3fUei ain6er pnr0en qet00iet
uno cine 6rou tootlih berIebt. nls
3u Diron, 3a., Elm Huto perungIiidte
- Gurd Ginitur3 eiues c5ebau.
oes i'm 8nbnbef 3u 9lnboIt Ieutid).
lono. fomen 6 Berionen unt's 2eben,
nieIe aroere Dur0en nertest.
3ipci fIeine Al1ohen ertranfen
i'm SDdn.See nabe 6ibbiug, ,D2inn,
ols iie beim 8oten in tietes gSoiier
gerietbeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
sarieg bis
anTs Miefierl

9as Die 8arole Der Sabnleiter. -
Sprengung Der @eiuerfidJaiten
Dffenbnr ibr GaS5id. = Nile Scr
banOlungen 5luiidlen Sabuleitern
nno Streifern abgcbruhen. - Sn
Den &eidfOblenaebieten Jest gro.
fentbeils Srieoe. - Spannung
i'm 6artfublenOe6iet mod 10 gruf
iuie je. !
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
gSalObranSe ridItcn grOhen SdJa.
ben an.

Wli6Omla, MOnt. - 8ie Beam.
ten oes 6oritoienlteS beridten, lpur.
Den in bieier Soiion bel Gas 8oIo-
bronoen in @fontano, 0oro- 1Sbobo
nno Oit-Boibinqton inSqcialnmt
$4,000 4cre5 8ol6lon0 uermiiitet
Die Sit,tation lit SIR 3eit GuBerit
frttilt SSSn ben letten @oten er-
ei9neten iih 293 @oIbbrGnbc, uno
nieIc 8oIoungen bremen imner
nod. Seit 1920 bubcn lid niht
10 niele @atobrdnoc ereignet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
SOlfsi1JnleleuO
iut Gliab.

gSie Den oentldjcn Sinstrn SransG-
iiidl beigebradIt luirN. - @rniaIc
8elualtberridlOft Der ucnen iran,
50iiiden @rrrider. ShatiGdlIidl
iNitematiidle &erbI0Nuna SeS &ol.
Zee. - %dOaauaiidlc Sdcmflidl.
feiten Der frani0iiidlen oGnltnr.
trdaer."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
IN Mon Street. 9len 2

,Sn @oG Street, Rem 3)orf,
UurOe ON Ginstoq 6ie 6eutide Mart
nit 13l Gents pro 100 notirt.
Iic I'll. Ct 5teeI Corpora.
tion~ bot Die Ioqelohnc IN ibren
idnmtIidcn HnloGen INN 20 Bro.
rent mo bic iibrigen 2oGnc entipre-
;aen0 erb0ht
IN elmer Sdlaht 3piihen @a,
hobis. einem mobommeooniidlen
@oIfsitomnte, UNI 2irabern bel 0cn
Crte amntan in 8olditina iin0 1000
8obabts uno go 2rober gefalleu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
SoHitige 9nsrnnbnue.

8ulb3nblltngen iino ni6t 1cutld,,
LAMBS ein5ige Sorge. Inn Den 6orOe.
rlin9en Der @ntelte 5u aeniigen. 9hld,
Der Giebbeltnn0 miro itarf perrin.
CERT. 0ieie 2iefernngen limo cine
GntifGbigllng fiir Reauiriuneen,
tpeIhe Die Qentihen i'm arieq Dor
nabmen. BIS sum 3. SuIi bieics
SSdbres Iicicrtc QelttIbIan0 ser On.
tente cine baIbe 0iiQion Stiid 8ie6
ouBer elmer &ierteImiIlion Befliioel.
pie Die Hegierllng in grluioeritnQ ci-
ner 4nfraae Der 6apriiden GoIfs-
portei befonntgob. 9Iblicferunoen
BON Bieb an 2toIien meroen qlu.
lang September erportet, SenOun-
gen nad Serbieu peroen uorauSiiht
lid bolO beQinuen. 10000 Stiid
8i6b mo 1000 Sdofe geben nud
StoIien $1,000 S6afe mad, Ser.
bien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
nngliiGlide
Seferrcid,

SOlliger 3niammeubrndl Ser Gitru
Snbsburg- -YIOnardDic faum nbSu-
menbcn. - Saiaitruphe idleint nu.
ncrmeloIidI, uenu nidlt idllcunigIt
6iilfc geidInffen iuirO. - Gran.
rigc 3otblagc. - Nnidllnf an
Sentidllauo nadlgeiud)t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
Sie Sentidell
Gntmadjungen.

sfOf feline StHnbnus Scr beutIhcn
eriableiftungeH uun Der Gutente.
GeparatiOnscOmmiiiOn gelu6brt.
5ranfreidl nHo Selgicn ecgen
3ablnngsanfihab. Rene Ger.
baHolnngen nit Der Se1ttIdcn &e.
9lernng. - 5rnnfreid beitebt ami
lueiteren 8aramticn. - Gnbr- r-0jc.
blet Der OUn linn fir einen 3ab-
langsanfidub gcfOrSertc 9Srcis.-
an &erpfGnOung pun Staatsbciis
ntdJt SIT Senfen, erflGrt 6eids.;Si-
nan5miniiter. - Sraurige gtut6-
la9e luadit in sans Scntidllano.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
ltnrait III sanj europa.

Sr gan5 europa berriAt llnroIt
nn6 oub al ciniqen Steaen that.
iahlifb Chaos. 2in Srlono uno i'm
gtaben Often miro arieg geiiihrt
DelttidIono benir6tet 3cpolution
StoIiCn lit chen aus einem Strirm
oOn @cUolttboter berpor0ceonqen
Die Ourh Die Sample 5miid)en l5o8-
ciiti un6 SocioIiitcn entItonoen;
groBe llnrilbc bcrrift unter oen 9Ir.
beitern StaIien's. 0cutItlun6's lmo
@roBbritonnien'&.
9Iqes in 9Iuem iin0 Die oeoenlp6r.
fig europa orobenoen @efabreu ar6.
Der oIs 3u ireeno elmer 3eit ieitocnr
Der p6rie6e" crfIdrt ipuroe.
Sranfreidl's 8iafiir6crriduft.
2Sn WliibIboltien uno GoImor in,
@Iiob boben bic ltaotiiden @eboroer
Die fron5oiiibe Hegierlnq Tim gr.
IoitbniB eriiEbt, in ben 6ffentIitfjer
Shulen Delttih aI9 5peite 5prad,t
etn5ufiIDren; oos Barrier Gobineti
bat oieie GrIol,bniB ober ocrmeiaert
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-27
8sgen SerpfdnOnns Uon Staats
belts.
Steiseuoe 9lpth.

1ie 8reisiteigertng, oie auf oos
meitere 5eiipteIIoie SaGeu oe5 Rorf.
CURES bin on6ouert. ninlmt iinner
riefgere 9obeu an, ino entipredDens
iteigt bas @leno i'm 8oIfe. 9liti
ipirthihofflihem gebet fommen
oa5u oie llrterbin0uHq Der Ginfuhr
BON Ro6iiofIeu onr1 oie Uer3peiiel.
ten 8aIutd. .8erbaltniiie, Die ale Gre.
oitbeSineArgeH peierltII1 cridDert;
Evening star., 1922-09-25
RUSS INSIST ON JAPAN
EVACUA1|NC SAGHAL|EN
Moscow and Chita to Delay Trade
Treaties With Toxic Until
Occupation Ceases.
BY the Associated Press.

CHANG CHUNG. Manchuria, Sep
tember 25.-The Moscow and Chita
governments continue to insist that
Japan shall fix the date of evacua-
ton of troops from northern Saghal-
len before any trade agreements can
answer which was presented to Mr..
Matsudaira. replying to Japan's re-
fusal to remove the troops until in
demnified for the massacre of 600
Japanese nationals Mr. Matsudaira
Adolph Joffe, representative of the
Moscow government. declared that If
Toxic decided negatively the con-
ference would end
Japan wants Siberia to be in the
hands of a responsible government
which will admit Japan's claims of
indemnity for the Nikolaevsk mas
sacre. according to a statement of
policy presented by Mr.. Matsudaira
will then negotiate the amount of her
claims and relinquish Saghalien.
Joffe replied that Japan's inten-
tions We're not acceptable, declaring
that Russia had definitely refused to
cnncede any claims arising from the
Nikolaevsk question and insisted
that friendly agreement between
Japan and Russia were impossible as
Ions as Japan occupies Russian ter
ritory.
He continued:
Japan. with population of S.
100000. is trying to justify the mis-
takes OF the militarists and forgets
that the national pride OF a $780,
100000 Russians is involved"
Evening star., 1922-09-25
ABSENT
AS NATURALIST
IS LAID At REST
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER. Colo. September Is
Simplicity marked the funeral OF
Enos Mills, widely known Colorado
naturalist. who was buried on a
mountain side In Estes Park yes
terday. Following out Mr.. Mills
oft-repeated request, there was no
minister at the services, there were
no flowers, no music.
His grave was blasted from
granite rock short distance back
in the hills from the cabin he had
erected there thirty-siX years ago.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the juve-
nile court. a lifelong friend. read
three of Mr.. Mills favorite poems.
one by John Muir. one by John
Burroughs and another by Tenny-
son. About 800 attended the serv-
ices, which were held in the noun
tain cabin.
Evening star., 1922-09-25
HUSBAND BEAT WIFE
TO KEEP DISCIPLINE
Admits Mistreating Spouse, But
Declares That It Was Nee
essary Occasionally.
pecial Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, September 25.-
Charles Duvall. young farmer Of
the upper section of the county. was
before Judge Samuel Riggs in the
police court here Saturday on a
charge of assault preferred by his
wife, Mrs. Mamie Duvall, who repre-
scented that her husband had been in
the habit of mistreating her and
specifying a recent occasion.
Duyall admitted on the stand that,
in order to maintain discipline in the
family, he beat" his wife NOW and
then" Judge Riggs adjudged the de-
fendant guilty, but deferred Imposing
sentence until the mans mental con-
dition is inquired into.
Evening star., 1922-09-25
Upton NOT SEEKING CUP
Here for Good Time and Not for
Yacht Racing,

NEW YORK. September 25-Sir
Thomas Upton. arriving here on the
White Star liner Baltic. declared he
had no intention Of challenging Amer
lea to another yacht race-at least,
not until 1924.
What he came for. he said. was ito
have little fun and, perhaps, sell a
little tea"
Despite his seventy-four years. Sir
Thomas declared there was nothing
in the wind for me right now but
health and happiness"
Evening star., 1922-09-25
IRISH MANSION BURNED.
Marquis Of Lansdowne Also Loses
Valuable Plantations.
Rv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 25.-The Mar
quis Of Lansdowne informs the Times
that his mansion at Derreen, County
Kerry, Ireland. has been looted and
burned and the valuable plantations
on his estate destroyed. He says he is
unaware whether the outrage was COM
mitted by free staters or republicans.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, besides
holding several cabinet posts at vari-
Gus times. has served as governor gen.
eral Of Canada, and. later, Of India. HIS
Kerry estates have long been in the
family. ana with them he inherited the
title Earl Of Kerry.
Evening star., 1922-09-25
EFFORT MADE TO KILL
GEN. OWEN 0'DUFH
Commander of Irish Civil Police
Ambushed in Auto, But
Escapes.

By the Associated Press
DUBLIN, September 25-An attempt
was made last night to kill Gen. Owen
O'Duffy, chief commander of the Irish
civil police. it was announced today by
the free state government.
Gen. O'Duffy. Gen. Hogan and two
other officers were proceeding along
Mas road, when their automobile was
ambushed. A heavy revolver fight en-
sued, in which the attackers were
driven off and one Of them wounded.
IRISH MANSION BURNED.