INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS TAGE eight EBERT REGIME IS BIGGEST NAVY THIRTY-FIVE STATES HAVE CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL HENRY J. LYMAN MANUEL ALLENDESALAZAR RATIFIED WOMAN SUFFRAGE ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBU­ AGAIN IN POWER /T IS PREDICTED TION Washington was the thirty-fifth state of the union to ratify the Women's Suffrage Constitutional Amendment, Estate of Fred J. Couture through its state legislature. Returns to Berlin From Stuttgart Butler Says American Armada The ratification by thirty-six states State of Minnesota is necessary before the right of suffrage )ss '''%W and Takes Up Reins of Will Soon Be As Large As Koochiching County can be extended to the women Government. Britain's. of the country. IN PROBATE COURT Whether Deleware will be the In the matter of the estate of Fred ,T. MENACE •5«®f thirty-sixth state to ratify the BEDS STILL GONGTRUGTiON URGED Couture, Decedent. 43* amendment is still in doubt. The The state of Minnesota to all persons legislature is in extraordinary session interested in the above entitled 4, matter: Whereas, Fred J. Couture has there but press dispatches state filed in this court his final account of that no vote in either body of the Spartacan Demonstrations Continue his administration of the estate of tha Insists on Continuance of Work On legislature is in prospect before next above named decedent, together with In Industrial Centers on RhineCabinet Capital Ships Now Being Built— Friday, and the struggle for votes his petition praying for the adjustment Plans To Placate Would Protect U. S. From between the advocates and opponents and allowance of said final account Independent Socialists. and for distribution of the residue All Nations. of suffrage continues unabated, of said estate to the persons with both still claiming victory. Governor thereunto entitled: It is prdered, that Berlin.—The government, of President Washington.—America's navy will Townsend said he was surj said petition be heard, and that all Ebert, which left Berlin when Dr. about equal that of Great Britain in the resolution ratifying the amendment persons interested in said matter be Wolfgang Kapp and his reactionary fighting power by 1924, Chairman and appear before this court on the would be "put over." troops entered the city, is again in Butler of the naval committee told the 24th day of April 1920, at 10 o'clock A. power in the capital. Persident Ebert House in defending the provision in M., at the probate court rooms in the and the members of his ministry RESIDENT PHYSICIAN the naval appropriation bill for continuing court house at International Falls in reached here from Stuttgart, and soon work on the 18 capital ships said county, and then and there, or a FOR LITTLEFORK afterward the order for a state of intensified now under construction. soon thereafter as said matter can be siege was withdrawn. "In the next four years," said Mr. heard, show cause, if any they have Dr. Wiltrout of Rushford, Minn., Meanwhile, the signs and symbols of Butler, "the United States will put put why said petition should not be granted Manuel Allen desalazar, new Spanish the Kapp dictatorship, the wire entanglements arrived yesterday morning and is the most formidable armada the world and that this citation be served by secretary of state, who was appointed and the barricades, were being has ever seen produced in a similar looking over Littlefork and vicinity the publication thereof in International -Henry J. Lyman, one of the Hawaiian president to the new Spanish ministry. removed. Public services have, in period." Falls Press according to law. with a view to locating here. The delegation which has just visited a measure, been re-established, and it Witness the Honorable John Berg, In 1924, he continued, Great Britain Washington, is one of the most doctor served in the World War in PEACE TREATY KILLED is thought Berlin will soon resume its judge of said court, and the seal of will have 60 battleships the United interesting visitors the capital has had France and since leaving that service normal activities, though it will be a said court this 24th day of March 1929. States, 47 France, 26 Japan, 15, and in many months. He is the duke of long time beofre the damage wrought, has been seeking a permanent John Berg, Italy, 13. While England will have Kapoho, descended, according to tradition, material and moral, will be repaired. location, which our citizens hope (Court Seal) Judge. more ships, he added, those of the from missionaries on the one J. J. Hadler, United States will be about equal in may be with us. Previous to serving Radicals Demand Concessions. side and the god "I'ele" (fire) on the Versailles Pact Fails of Ratification Attorney for Petitioner. power. A cabinet council deliberated, to determine his country he was located at Swanville, other. m23-al5 By Senate. the steps necessary to bring Kitchin Opposes Program. Minn,, being a physician of Representative Kitchin opposed big Germany back to her position prior to SENATE DEFERS ACTION active practice covering some seven Bhip construction, saying that England, the revolt. This, it is believed, will years. Under the auspices of the Russia and France were not building require considerable maneuvering and ORDER LIMITING TIME TO VILE commercial club, a meeting was held Defeated Fourth Time By Vote of 49 "sea monsters." delicate handling, for the Independent CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARNG Tot35—Document Sent Back To Representative Butler said that until at the club room last evening at Socialists and workmen are making the other nations agreed to curtail THEREON. heavy demands for concessions, to President. which our advantages were presented Knox Resolution Declaring Peace battleship building and "keep their which they feel they are entitled because for consideration. Our citizens Delayed For Present. agreement," he believed it was "our Estate of Claire F. Ogden. of the commanding position Washington.—The Treaty of Versailles are very favorably impressed with business to put our army and our navy some of the groups hold in parts of failed of ratification for the the visitor and if he decides to locate in such condition as will protect the Germany outside of Berlin. fourth time, and the Senate has voted State of Minnesota here, it is evident there will be no United States from all other nations." The situation in parts of the country Leaders Are Not Certain How Much to send it back to President Wilson )ss prejudices to overcome. Dr. Wiltrout appears serious. From the group of with a notification that it had finally Strength They Can Muster In County of Koochiching industrial centers on the Rhine and is a man of family and as their "refused to advise and consent to its WASHINGTON FOR SUFFRAGE Support of Plan. IN PROBATE COURT the Ruhr district continue to come wishes must have consideration, ratification." reports of Spartacan agitation. In On the decisive roll call the vote Washington. Republican Senate nothing definite will be known for a By Legislature Ratifies Amendment In the matter of the estate of Claire several places, particularly the Ruhr was 49 for ratification to 35 against, leaders decided to defer for sever.il short time.—Littlefork Times. Unanimous Vote. F. Ogden, Decedent. district, the Spartacans are said to be the oppoistion numbering in its ranks days their attempt to bring up for ae Olympia, Wash.—Ratification of this Letters of administration this day In absolute control. Here their available 20 Democrats who were unwilling to tion the resolution of Senator Knox proposed suffrage amendment to the having been granted to Garland Ogden. force is estimated at 70,000. see the treaty go through with the Republican BULLETIN NO. V. declaring the state of war ended. Ken federal constitution was completed by Concentration of loyal government reservations, objected to by ator Knox is ill and a number of sen the Washington Legislature when the It is ordered, that the time within forces, however, are taking place, and the President, and three Democrats ators are absent. Senate unanimously passed a resolution Thirty-five states have ratified which all creditors of the above named their arrival at the scenes of disorder and 12 Republican "irreconcibables." The majority leaders apparently ratifying the amendment. The decedent may present claims against Women's Suffrage and we trust Delware is expected to bring quiet. Twenty-one Democrats quit the President's were not entirely certain how much resolution was passed by the House her estate in this court be, and the will make the 36th. We shall lead and voted for ratification, support they could muster for the reso before it was sent to the Senate. same hereby is limited to three months probably have Vermont and Connecticut but the defection failed by seven votes tution. Some of the irreconc.ilables in Washington was the thirty-fifth state from and after the date hereof, and HEARINGS ON GRAIN GRADING o^ providing the two-thirds requisite for good measure. dicated that they would oppose an.v to ratify the amendment. that Saturday the 26th day of June. to ratify. Senate action embodying a general de Following action by the Senate the If the amendment is ratified this 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the Probate Meredith Orders Meetings After Conference claration of international policy, while two houses joined in sending a telegram court rooms at the court house at fall it will be just 100 years from the Move to Reconsider Fails. With Northwest Men. some of the mild reservationists withheld International Falls, in said cotirty, be, to the legislature of Delaware The result was regarded everywhere birth of Susan B. Anthony, who Washington.—Public hearings will their decisions while they looked and the same hereby is fixed and appointed asking that body to ratify the amendment. in the capital as having put over into drafted it. be conducted by the bureau of markets over the posibilities of getting another as the time and place for hearing the political campaign for decision the of the department of agriculture on There are 450,000 women in Minnesota Senate vote on the treaty's ratiflcation. upon and the examination, adjustment long and bitter fight between the chief the proposed modification of the grain who must be educated politically and allowance of such claims as executive and the Senate majority. CHILE REPLIES TO U. S. NOTE grading regulations suggested at the shall be presented within the time The peace resolution, which Senator between now and next fall. There A move to reconsider the vote and conference with Secretary Edwin T. aforesaid. Knox introduced in December, is designed is no organization that can do this try once more to ratify collapses in its Meredith by the Minnesota and other Let notice hereof be given by the Has Not Considered Question of to terminate the state of war inception, leaders on both sides agreeing better than the League of Women northwestern men. publication of this order in International Mobilizing Her Forces. with Germany on the terms of the that further ratification efforts Voters. The hearings were ordered by Secretary Buenos Aires.—Chile has replied to Falls Press as provided by law. rejected treaty exclusive of the League would be a waste of time, as long as "Minnesota is one of the best organized Dated March 24th, 1920. Meredith at the conclusion of the United States' note asking the of Nations covenant. It provides in the Senate membership remains as the conference. The new secretary former country "to leave nothing undone states in the League of John Berg. addition to restoring a state of peace it is. and other officials of the department to prevent conflict between Peru (Seal) Judge of Probate. that unless Germany confirms all the Women Voters and our budget is Whether the President would return showed anxiety to meet the wishes of and Bolivia," according to Santiago J. J. Hadler, "rights, privileges, indemnities, reparations used as a model all over the country."—Mrs. the treaty to the Senate remained undetermined, dispatches. It is said Chile expresses Attorney for Estate. the grainmen if it could be done without and advantages" to which the but the Republicans Paige. opening the way to overgrading the opinion that she is unable to attribute m25-al5 United States would have been entitled served notice that if he did it would The Citizenship Committee of the inferior wheat. greater consequence to antiPeruvian under the treaty of Versailles repose for many weks to come in a manifestations in La Paz Civic League. the president may prohibit commercial committee pigeonhole. than "simple agitation by exalted popular intercourse with or the financial PROBES PROVING POPULAR NOTICE FOR BIDS In the vote of 49 to 35, by which the elements which in no case could assistance of Germany. THENEW PUBLICHEALTH Senate washed its hands of the subject possibly suffice to produce the threat and sent the treaty to the White Pursuant to a resolution heretofore Two Hundred Investigations Ordered of war." Chile has no other desire LORD MAYOR OF CORK KILLED House, the Republican leaders had the By Present Congress. than for peace and has not considered duly adopted by the Board of County support of the "mild reservationists," Washington.—Breaking all previous mobilizing her forces, says the note. Commissioners of the county of is well as the "irreconsilables" of their records, the present Congress has ordered Masked Men Enter Residence and As Conducted by the Minnesota Public Koochiching and state of Minnesota. party, while the Democrats voted almost or proposed 200 investigations sassinate Executive. Health Association. SCORES DEFEAT OF TREATY Notice is hereby given that the solidly in opposition. London.—The Lord Mayor of Cork covering almost as many subjects, according (Letters on Health addressed to was shot dead. The revolver was said Board of County Commissioners to compilations. Peace Declaration Next 8tep. Dr. H. W. Hill, Shubert Bldg., St. Londen Globe Says Methods Used Bred by masked persons whose identity at a meeting thereof to be held at These range from profiteering in The next step planed by the Senate Paul, Minn., with a stamped self-addressed Were Discreditable. is unknown. They entered his men's collars to the most weighty international the court house in the city of International ^majority is a declaration of a state of envelope enclosed, will De London.—William J. Bryan's description residence and, after firing the shot, questions. peace to relieve the nation of the war answered by mail. If of general interest Falls in said county, on the of the American senate's rejection escaped in an automobile. How much these investigations co§jt status which, the Democrats maintain, it will be answered in this 6th day of April, 1920, at 11 o'clock of the peace treaty as a colossal Twenty-seven police and government has not been reckoned but it is estimated can be ended only by the treaty's ratification. column, also.) crime enforced upon the entire a. m. will receive, open and consider employes had been assasinated they will form a considerable 1. Question—In connection with civilized world is essentially correct, bids for the sale of certain public in Ireland since January 1 of last pait of congressional expenses which smallpox outbreaks, please explain the Globe says. "The method by year, according to an official announcement drainage ditch bonds to be negotiated xun about $25,000 a day. COMMUNISTS ARE ACTIVE which the treaty was wrecked was no how onions prevent this disease? made in the House of to defray the expenses incurred less discreditable than the motives of Commons by the Chief Secretary for Answer:—It is not true that onions and to be incurred on the part of To the workers," the newspaper asserted, Said Be Gaining Headway In Parts Ireland. James Ian MacPherson. or anything else that we can take or NUNS TRAPPED BY FLAMES said county in connection with Judicial of declaring that "hopes for a new world Germany. do except vaccination will prevent Berlin.—The Communists are reported have been dashed into the ground because Ditch Number 36, said bonds being FOOD STUFFS ARE SPOILING smallpox from developing in almost Mother Superior Fatally Burned, Five to be gaining headway in Saxony the American senators are unable issued under and pursuant to Others Seriously Injured. anyone, of any age or sex, who is exposed and Westphalia. A soviet republic to arise above the miserable Chapter 230, General Laws of Minnesota Wilkesbarre, Pa.—Sister Mary Teresa, has been proclaimed at Chemnitz and grovellings of a ward politician." to it. Four classes of people Southern Supplies Face Ruin Because for 1905, and acts amendatory 82 years old, Mother Superior of Plauen. At Leipzig the workmen and of Gotham Strike. will not take smallpox first, those thereof and supplementary thereto, New York.—An immense amount of St. Mary's Convent, was fatally burned the bourgeoisie parties are said to BIG OFFENSIVE IS STARTED who have had smallpox once second, foodstuffs in Southern states is facing said county board reserving the right and five other nuns were burned or have come to an agreement. those vaccinated successfully within ruin because of the tieup of coastwise seriously injured while jumping from to reject any and all offers and award In the Ruhr basjn the majority Socialists Red Attack Repulsed By Poles and seven years third, a very small and shipping here by the strike of longshoremen, windows when the Convent of have given an order to end the Order said bonds to a lower bidder or invite 900 Prisoners Taken. William Ripley, professor rare number of people who are born of Merqy was destroyed by fire. the strike, but it is doubted if the Warsaw.—The bolsheviki have other bids, all pursuant to the of economics in Harvard university The flames, which started in the proof against it fourth, those not order is obeyed by the Communsists, launched repeated attacks along various Statutes in such case made and provided, and chairman of the National Adjustment basement, spread so rapidly that the who continue masters of the situation exposed to it. parts of the Polish front. These commission, 3aid. Railroads are nuns on the upper floors were trapped at Bochum, Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen. 2. Question:—Do bad teeth* produce are consideerd by the military authorities Said coupon bonds aggregate unable to relieve the situation because in their rooms. On the other hand the Communists heart disease? It does not to be preliminary to the long heralded of a shortage of refrigerating cars. $63,000.00 in amount, being each of have been badly beaten at general spring offensive. The seem possible, but we hear so many the denomination of $1,000.00, being Solingen and Elberfeld, where they attacks were repulsed by the Poles, CLAIM 21,000 MEN ARE TAKEN strange things nowadays. put 5,000 men in line. DENIES ANGLO-BELGIAN PACT dated May 1, 1920, with interest at 900 bolsheviki being taken prisoners Answer:—Truly you hear many in two days' fighting. six (6) per cent per annum, payable strange stories today—but this one Russian Reds Also Report Capture of CLOSE GUARD OVER KAISER Bolsheviki officers who deserted to London.—The Paris correspondent semi-annually on May 1 and November Much Booty. has some truth to it. Teeth with abscesses the Poles report that the soviet army of the London Times says he is in a 1 of each year, principal and interest London.—A Bolshevik communication is preparing for a general offensive In position to state that there is no truth in them do at times form a Amerongen.—Evidence that an extremely being payable at the banking received here, says: an effort to recapture Moszir, Rovno in a report from Brussels that the British close guard has been placed breeding ground for certain kinds of house of the Central Trust Company "In the direction of Novorossisk we and Proskurov. government has guaranteed military by the Dutch government over former germs which directly or through have reached the River Kuban and of Chicago, Illinois, at Chicago, Illinois, support to Bergium for five years Emperor William has been obtained. their poisons affect the heart. A captured 6,000 prisoners and 20 guns. fan case of an attack by Germany, and the maturities of said bonds Police officers were detailed to follow Colby Nomination Confirmed. great deal of "rheumatism" is due to In the region of Yekaterinodar we also that France and Belgium have him a few steps in the rear as he Washington.—The nomination of being as folloys: have taken 15,000 prisoners and a the same cause. Indeed, a good deal signed unconditionally a treaty of alliance walked about the garden of the Benttnck Bainbridge Colby as secretary of state Bonds numbered 1 to 48 both inclusive, large number of guns and much booty. for an indefinite period. of heart disease may properly be has been confirmed by the senate. castle here. will mature and fall due in called rheumatism of the heart. Little Comment From British Press. their numerical order, four (4) of Radicals Try To Join Legion. To Stabilize Clothing Industry. 8ane 10 Years In Asylum. 3. Question:—Is there a state London.—The rejection of the peace said bonds on May 1, of each of the New York.—Hundreds of cases undoubtedly milk law we have such bad milk treaty by the United States Senate Indianapolis, Ind.—Warning that Chicago. Uniform production exist wherein persons absolutely years 1922 to 1933 both inclusive and here? brought out little comment in the London radicals are trying to "obtain membership throughout the year in the manufacture sane are incarcerated in madhouses bonds numbered 49 to 63, both inclusive newspapers as vote adverse to the Answer:—The division of sanitation of clothing as means of stabilizing In the American Legion was given throughout the United States, will manure and fall due in pact had been more or less generally conditions in the clothing industry of the Minnesota State Board of in a statement just issued by Arthur accordjng to Clarence Alexander, attorney, their numerical order five (5) of said anticipated. The Westminster Gazette Woods, chairman of the National and of preventing further price who has secured the release of Health fis dealing with the pasteurization placed the blame upon the treaty making bonds on May 1 of each of the years Americanism commission, from national advances was approved at a joint convention Phoebe K. and Ada Brush, 68 and 56 problem and also with the securing system of the United States. "A of the National Asociation of 1934 to 1936, both inclusive. headquarters in Indianapolis. years of age, respectively, from the of model milk ordinances in proper democratic control of foreign Retail Clothiers =and the National Association Mr. Woods said, he had learned that State Hospital for the Insane at King's Dated March 2nd, 1920. all communities. If you correspond policy Is very necessary, says the of Clothing Manufacturers. the "Reds" are seeking enrollment In Park, Long Island. The sisters had newspaper, "but it is clearly equally with the Minnesota State Board of Eliirririation. cf all possible waste in the llglon in an effort to learn what (Seal) R. C. Fraser, been In the asylum for 10 years, when necessary to be most careful in Inventing Health you will obtain much inform distribution urged. A committee Supreme Court Justice Tompkins declared action the former service men's organization was County Auditor, the machinery enable to It to and retail them sane and ordered their Is taking against them and representing wholesale ation and also direct aid in securing ., Koochiching County, Minnesota operate." their policies. ,r was u£ :-cinted. release. such local ordinances. M4-18