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-THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL- 24 Nov. 1921. i STATE IN BRIEF in the hip while hunting rabbits. Roy Peters turned quiokly to fir at rabbit and stepped into sink His gun hit ainst the ground and accidentally discharged. i PIONEER DIES CLAIMS PROBLEM Ill ASIA ECONOMIC i 'SIR WILLIAM MITCHELL RAMSEY i DECLARES SITUATION BAD; INDUSTRIES STALLED AND RAIL LINES BROKEN DAFXJNOTON Edward Schrelter, aged 83.

pioneer furniture dealer and undertaker of this city, is dead in Kenosha at the heme of his daughter, AGED BRIDE DANCES EAU CLAIRE The outstanding feature of the celebration held on the fiftieth anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Nelson of this city was the fact that Mrs. Nelson, despite her more than 70 years, got out and danced with all the spryness of youth. There are those who said that she toddled. The first Mrs.

John Martin. He can.e to this country from Germany in the '70s. and Northwestern railroad made a request to take off one of its two trains on the Hortonvllle division and operate an amended schedule of one train that would give residents of Hortbnville and vicinity an opportunity to come to Oshkosh and return on the same day. HUNTER SHOT KENOSHA Hunting claimed its first casualty of the season here on Thursday when Francis Stable, 21, was accidentally shot "The problem in Asia Is not really a religious one, nor a political one -but fundamentally an economic one," Sir William Mitchell Ramsey told an He is survived by his widow, two sons and two daughters. is pra clica I ly ih last OUISGOW.

Scotland Police are try ing to trace the ownership of an antique cross said to be worth J300.000 and to be an Italian art treasure. Il audience which filled room 165 Bas-V'con hatt. Saturday, afternoon. "And the economic situation there is so bad that there is no way that a person can earn ten cents a day hardly, except in one or two of the CONTINUE PROBE KENOSHA Despite the death of John Newbauer, the man suspected in connection with the mysterious was found in a dealer's shop here. death three years ago of Kasimir' larger cities," he added.

According to Sir William, who has spent 41 years in the Near East as an archaeologist, the economic sltua- tion, however, is interwoven with both the religious and political con-' ditions. At present he said that industries ma ini. fjiat tnera was no way Gintoft, Coroner Truman T. Parker and the district attorney" proceede-1 with the Inquiry. The body of Gintoft was exhumed and taken to the Hansen morgue, where a search will be made for the bullet which caused his death.

FIDDLERS TO VIE PORTAGE An old time fid-dltrs' contest, in which 40 people are entered, will be staged at the opera house her Tuesday. Considerable interest has been aroused in the event. The proceeds will go to the Fiddlers' Contest association. to produce anything, that all railway lines were broken, roads are impossible to use, and that there was no way of living in Asia except by join-- ing the Turkish army, which he de- in.ua waJl-nnnl1wl with tmth vhucu hi munitions and food. After giving the chief historical vents in Asia and nearby nations and telling how war was engineered and the Turks in Asia.

Madison Motor Gar Company Tires 25 Lower The first large tire company to reduce tire prices lower than ever before. New prices are effective at once. 30x3 Tires now $9.85 30x3 1-2 Tire now Further Reduction A3 on Cord Tires Sir William offered as his solution for CYCLE HITS BUGGY NEENAH Nicholas Elmers and Harvey Grundman, Allenville youths, are In Theda Clark hospital here, thu former in a critical condition and the latter seriously hurt when the mo Frank M. Wootton, Pres. torcycle they were tiding crashing into a buggy driven by Charles Erick- conditions in the Asian nations toe establishment of a local self-govern- meat united with a supreme central government.

"Schemes for building railroads In Asia and developing the mining and oil wealth of the Near East are the object of controversy between the nations of Europe and America included while the Greeks and Turks continue to fight in Asia he Bon, local cattle buyer, on the Osh-kosh-Neenah road. Both buggy and motorcycle were demolished. Dodge Brothers 5 EUAN Further Seduction on Fabric Tires 10 POETESS BURIED FALi. RIVER Mrs. Sarah Dyer Hobart.

aged 76, widow of Capt. M. C. Hobart, was burled here. Mrs.

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