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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK;
 fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Cali Circulation Manager Graphic office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

CALIFORNIA PRIVET HEDGING plants, as fine as grown for sale, any size to feet at half the price that can be bought elsewhere. Now is the time to set them.. Mrs. A. Nieder- meier, phone 2181. 2-22-6t*
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

ONE DELCO LIGHT PLANT FOR sale at bargain, now running; in
 good condition, write s. & E. Sachs, Altheimer, Ark. 2-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. c. s. is . great tonic and system builder.
 Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid HOO per bottle; six bottles fors Q. Dealers, order G. s. fran lr jobbers. Write me for testi lals. Enough sail adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

FIVE CUSTOMERS WANTED TO take sweet milk c. E. Pace, West View Poultry Farm, Route 6, Box 56 A, Pine Bluff, Ark. 2-27-6t4'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
Gvgf %H

New -ofloeae Feb sr steady, elott1ns ve pS fat-r 25 raiat hirher. &nA CT {tG =p FOOT; to arrive &.o4} Low 4s i = ding, 32 75: middl l~ Q 2G. o. J middlinr, 42 25. R,ce'pt5 4,t!5'- stock 43t.0t9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; q bargain. Phone 582, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. l-6-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS for setting are now ready. Phone Fl your orders early, as the demand is greater than ever. 720 West Twenty
 Second, phone 1294. 2-25-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes. good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-6-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

TONS PURE, SOUND ME- cotton seed for sale; ginned and ested sound; quality and guaranteed. See sample at nee. Price $3 % a bushel in Us, $3.25 a bushel less than 'n' Sacked in new 100-pound Phone 2881. R. N. Burks.
 o-15-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIITY tons, several varieties of long staple in store and more to arrive. Ragialla and company. 2-l5-lln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
Liverpool Cation.

New York. Feb. 2G-Spot cotto quiet; middling, 9S5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
| MISCELLANEOUS

PAY $6.50 PER SHARE FOR | Arkansas and Texas Oil and (ompany No. 2. John Mitchell, B Cafe. 2-21-6t
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IIfEDADv[RII]EnEN1}
WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-WE WANT YOUR PROP erty to sell. If it is worth the
 money we can sell it. Watch for our ads in the Graphic and Commer. cial. If your property were thus advertised, it would sell, wouldn't it? List your lots, houses and farm land with us and we will do the rest. Tom
 Blodgett Land company, Fifth floor, Citizens Bank building. Day phone 2615, night 705.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

kGE-PERSONAL ATTENTION
 Fo handling and storing fur Eand household goods. Cot lt Warehouse and Storage Ry, Third and Georeia. Phone CD7-tc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
ROOMS FOR RENT

I've several nicely fur bhed bedrooms in new
 pming house; reason Re rent. Must be seen be appreciated. 501 Ist Sixth avenue. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
Liberty Bonds.

NNew York, Feb. 2G. Prices Of liberty liberty bonds were D 1-2s, 9f.26; first Is, 90.20; second ls s9.7o; first4 lis, 9l 10; second 1 l-Is, 90.0S; third lis, 9210, fourth 1 1-4s, 90.36; Victory 3 3-4s, 97.6O; Victory i 3-4s, 9760.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
FOR SALE

SEVERAL CHICKEN BROoDERS, including one with heat, for sale. Met Wilbourne, phone 921, 1919 West Sixth. 2-21-6G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

ED-ALL KINDS OF SEC md furniture. We also repair Ire and connect gas stoves
 Furnlaure Co.,, 319 Pine phone 24S9, 12-3O-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
)R RENT-ROOMS

k~-N~ro"e- URNISHED ROOMS FOR |sekeeping. Phone 1888. or |d floor Orpheo Theater. Iton 2-2O-1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

FURNISHED ROOM FOR gentleman only, with all
 conveniences, close in, on call 2253. 2-26-3t+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

Futures closed quiet. Februarv, 2S.19; March, 279l; May. 26.-6; July 25.57; October. 2359. January. 2nd5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP, ONE PAIR OF PIGS; owner may have same by describing them and paying for this ad and Aeed. Phone 1346. 1909 Laurel St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
WANTED TO BUY.

UNLIMITED AMOUNT OF BEEF cattle of all description; highest prices paid for dry milk cows. E. 5
 Toney, R. 4, or phone 1926. 2-22-6ts+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

McNEM REALTY co % " Rarraque.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

ROOMS KITCHENETTE !. all modern conveniences, west exposure, nicely furn- party without children. Ad- N" care Graphic.
 2-26-6t#
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
0R SALE-HOUSEs.
HOMES FOR SALE.

 HOMES FOR SALE. est Twelfth, four-room cot 615rO. -'-''.ss !. 1s s.--.-vxl est Twelfth, five-room cot ISOO. let Pullen, four-room bun evs2,O00 A4A terms.
 J. A. MCLEOD, N1937 731.
 2-15-1-3t to 2-29 LACE LIKE HOME; FIVE pear car line, See A. G. Rus (th Home Insurance agency, a21 or 246. 2-22-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
boMs AND BOARD.

S. WITH BOARD; WILL (sh meals to others. Apply |Second. Mrs. J. E. Brown. 2-21-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
- MALE OR FEMALE HELP

WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, girls and farmers We furnish work or workers on short notice
 Chas. Howard Real Estate and Em- ployment bureau. Phone 994, 217 1-2 State St. 2-27-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
k >N |MAIE HELL

IN WANTED, WHO FEELS | qualification of a news Etor: experience not neces-
 |,;ng tvu, to be trained. Apply Ma Manager Graphic. 2-19-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

ONE DOUBLE FLAT TOP DESK, typewriter desk to match with type writer, two swivel chairs, four arm chairs, two steel filing cabinet, one for legal size, paper, the other ordin- ary letter head sectional book cas-. Room 3O7 Citizens Bank. 2-25-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

POSTPONE LARGE BROWN MUTE, with black stripes. Finder please return to Mrs. $. H. Sanders at the Davis hospital and receive reward.
 2-27-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

s. c. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR
 matching for sale. Ferris, $2.90. Egg stain. Pen No. 1, s7.50 per Is; pen NO. Z, $4 %; pen No. 3, $2.50. West View Poultry Farm, c. E. Pace, man. ager, Route 6, Box 56-AA, Pine Bluff, Ark. 2-27-6t*
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27
LOST

BRITISH BULL PUP, FEMALE;
 about six months old. Brown and black; short tail; cuffed's ears. Re ward for return to Graphic, or in formation leading to recovery 2-24-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-27

1 MAIL CLERKS, $11o Ere 1885. Experience un-
 For free particulars, ex- write J. Leonard (for- s'rnment examiner), 969 'Rldg.. Washington. 2-21-5t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
| V.

' pondeli rano volala pist !.
la horniky do prace jako oby-
Cejne, ale ami joden muz sc na
! dostavil. BossovG bvli ma mista,
"zbrojeni, a neien pohotovG,
nybrz pro omluyu 81 prali ne
ilotlo Zastreliti. Tanning Jim ne
dal navody We prosp6ch lid
, stva. Hornici chodili bez ufele
: po meste. Nektcii Mich Sli K
$achtam posmiyali sc rozhor
! cenym bossum. Fanning zustal
coma a chodo po pokoiich klel
4 funel. Donald Vance zilstal
We sve knihovnG a Cetl. Leila "a
jeji matka obavajice sc vytrz
nosti, koukaly oknem ven. VISA
de s&ak panoyalo ticho.
Nosc! sem Graham. Leila iei
pozdravila, ale na nlilostny ho.
vor nebylo Casu. Sci primo *
DonaldoyG sVetnici.
"Myslim, he nastanou vytrz-
nosti", pravil.
"Nenastanou, pakli hornlci
Ilepujdou X Sachtam", odv6tll
Donald.
"Alc to prayG nechtcii udf-
lati. PraVc nFnl sc tam scha-
@ell. Tanning postal pro ozbro
7enou posilu. My nemuzcme jc-
tie nic d@lat. Bylo by marno
Tokouscti Sc o yyjednayani 5
Fanningem V jcho. nynejSin.
Nozcileni. Vybor jest nyni zee
IA nepolfahny. Ty 9 ia ncmuze
ne s MIN vvjednavat. Jsmc oba
ia cern6 listine. Jedin6 Burns
.1e ten praVy muz k vyjednava-
II. Ale ieStc je pfilis brzy."
"Ano, lest priliS brzy". pra-
vi Donald. "A budc pTiliS poz-
-. pahli nuzoye nezachova1l
pofadek. Oni sc museji zdrzeti
T5ech nasilnosti".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28

Leila byia velmi rozcilena.
Myslila, re bude srdnatou, ale
nvnl il cdvaha opustila.
Proc nic nefikate?" tazal
Sc.
"Nemam co fici", odv6tila.
"Mluvila jsem bratrem va
sem nabidnuti. On pravil, a
bych vas poslala k n6mu pro
odpov6d'." 4
Fanninguv oblicej Sc "a
chmuril.
Nam tomu roZumeti, ze
jsem odmitnut?" tazal sc hne-
vive a hrube. Leila Vancova
mGla americkeho dhcha sveho
bratra. Vstala a stala pred ma
zcm, ktery mel moe zniciti ie
vsechny.
"To prave MIMI, odpoved9-
H. "Nemohu 81 vas witt. Milu-.
il l'reho. Jsem zasnoubena j.
nGmu. Provdam Sc "a neho,
pakl luStaneme oba ma zivu.
Co Sc vas tyCe, kdybych byla
tax volna jako Vzduch, vas
bych 81 nikdy nevada. Cd
pust tie, re takto mluvim. Wy
jste Sc zapomnel a prestal jste
byti gentlemanem. Donutil jste
mne, abych Vam rekla pray
du".
Amos Tanning byl prekva-
pen. JeSte nikdy V jeho zivot6
nepromluvila zena k n6mu tax
to V8ecky Sc zdaly mu licho-
IL pon6vadz bvl bohat. Zde
lest divka, ktera jei nenavidi.
"Coze!" zasypel. "Vy tedy
milujetc toho Grahama? Vid6l
jsom vas MIN. Ncmyslil isem,
fe jste tax poSetila. Promluvim
5 vaSinl bratrer. S MIN jest lep
:. rec nez vami. On ma aspoh
tolik rozumu, ably .se bal me
moci".
"Muzete promluvit S mym
bratrem. Snad budc donna dnes
vecer. Nyni nenl''.
Skripaje zuby Tanning od-
chazel. Vstoupil do sveho koGa
ru, Prudkc Svihnuti kone bylo
znamenlm, re V mem vre vztek.
Noron svemu slovu dostavil
&c VeCcr op6t. PriSel prave po
veceri. Ulice byly nyni pIuv
horniku, ale Tanning byl TAX
ioNladan svym vztckcm, re ne
zpozoroVal jeiich podezrclc po
hledy.
Donald prijal jej We svc ma
le knihovne.
"Posad'te se", vybidl chlad-
ne dozorce.
Tanning jake by neslysci
St:l pred Donaldem, kterJ
klidne koufil.
"Vite, proc sem pfichazim
praVil drze.
"Domyslim sc".
Co tomu rikate? Jste tako-
vFm blaznem, abyste podporo-
val svou sestru zamltnutl ta.
hov6 prllezitosti, jallou ia il
nabizim? ?-'
'Poradil jscm il to-, odvetil
Donald.
"Vite, co yam mohu uGinit9
Ncchapctc, ne ncjen vase Ii
vobytl, nybrz i ono vaSi matky
| sestry spociva ma me dobr6
yuli? PomySlil jstc ma tyto W.
c::"
~ pravidla vim vzdy co de-
lam'. u
"Ah! A il tGz, Donalde Van
e.. Cclnite dobre, kdyz mne TO
nebrdcte kaziti. Vase sestra ic
Ne'ni slicna. Co ma zcna byla
by ozGobou mcho vell6ho do
nlu. Bohatstvi sluzcbnici -
v&c by bylo ieji, w byste pr
tom NJ byl zIracen. Ucinil bych
vas vrchnim inzenyrem s d.
brym Dlatam".
Donald pohlcdI nan IT,
chym usklebkem.
ma sestra ami ia ncjsmc m
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
Y hrdelni obzalobe.
Roman Dolby stavky uh!ifi Pennsylvania
cd S. W. Hcpkinse,
auora "Dedci HawaSI', "kraovna o8trovanu"

budou pist' ally volat delniky do
trace. Vase tyranstvi krutost
isou ukonceny. Carringtonovi
hornici stavkuji''.
Stavka V uhelnych dolech JIG
vzdy nebezpecna vGc. Amos
Tanning zbledl.
"Je to pravda tazal Sc.
"Uvidite to Ultra rano".
'postrilim je jako psy.
"a Wy budete yiset jake je-
den".
"Pomstlm Sc yam vsem. Va
Sc sestra bude ieSte ma. Wy a
ten darebak Graham pocitite
thu me ruky. ia vas -"
"Tamto jsou dv6re, pane
Fanningu. Setkali jsme Sc ia
lovne pude. Nedam 81 libiti u
razky. Uslvsite mas pozdeji.
Bud'te tax laskay opust'te
tento dunn a nikdy vice do ne
40 nevstupte'.
Rozpalen Uneven, chveje Sc
rozcilenim Amos Tanning ode
Sci.
Toho vecera byla jeSt6 jed
Ma schuze a sice dome Fan
ningov6. Poddozorci tam byii.
Bylo pro ne poslano.
"Budeme miti neprijennosti
obtize", pravil dozorce. -
"Hornlci prohlasiIi stavku.
Vance mi to dnes Iekl".
"EHhladovlme ie k poddaj-
r. !, pravil Jakub Barnes,
ieuen niz$icil bossu. "Nechte
je den nebo diva bez potravy a
Z uvidite'.
"Majetek mus byti chra.
h6n- Poslu jeSte dnas pro tlupu
$erifovych prirutich. Nikdo ne
muze rici, co jsou Ii lide S. to IL
Cinit".
NE. Oni jsou vsickni zatvr.
Zeli vrazi. Ten Vance Jest pa.
vodcem t6 stavky a Graham
.Jcjt rovn6z Spatny chap. Nh
sine sc jich 2bavit", pravil
dOZOrce.
Schuze "bossu" trvala az do
rHzdri hodiny.
hdyz byia ukoncena, poslan
90 Pittsburgh posel pro tlupul
piirueich Serifa Tanning ne.
spal t6 noci. Donald Vance t6z
re.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02
New Burlington Itumor

While looking after business matters
in Denver last week ID. Il. Evans met
an old friend who Is close to high Oifici
ais of the burlington rniirmd. He had
Just returned from Chicago and stated
that there is now every indication that
burlington officials are about ready to
take over the Mofat road. II this
should come to pass. people Of North
western Colorado will he assured ample
railrond facilities.
Should the Burlington tnkc over the
Mofrat. IL will have n new and practical
"ouic ont of Denver. which would bc
over the Colorado < Southern 'Oop
branch To Empire. thence through
tunnel into Middle park. a :unncl nI..
ioximaicly one mile long would thus
70 away with the present hard and
expensive pull over the Continental di-
vide. This is the route advocated many
years ago by Captain Il. l.. BcrthOud
Of Golden an eminent engineer who did
much Of the early railrond work Of the
piouccr DAYS Of Colorado. With u
powerful system such ms The Bulington
in control of the MOfrat road. the fu-
furc Of Northwestern Colorado would
Ice nssurcd-Craig Empire
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02
Flour and Fliyers

The high cost Of living took n sudden
tlrop on two essentials Of life this
week They were flour and Ford cars
We NIL know that the world could
not continue to run If 1t were not for
the Forl's. Now your chance to get on"
before Henry takes n chance TO rails"
them again They fell 3lpcrccnt all Mt
one Chatter. II is n knock of of Sllo.
II is also reported that Cadilnc cars
took II drop of 5000 which Is about pro-
portionnl to the drop IN Fords.
III the flour market the Denver pm
pcrs state that the bottom has fgilcn
out OF it. Flour has dropped to S5.2,
per hundred.
II would appear that the Republicans
have lost control OF the prices. They
were trying to keep them mp till after
the election as n campaign issue that
they would 20 down when the Rcp'ib-
!icans got into Office.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02

been. and is. Republican. What II
will Ic In November these gentlemen do
not prophcsy.
".rlr large outstanding fnct de
welcomed by the Fidelity and Deposit
COMPANY seems to bc that the great
est issue In the public mind Is being
overlooked 10y the camphigncrs-th"
high cost Of living I think this con-
clusion will hc justified but the blame
should not lc cast upon the producer
and certainly the farmer has h"' re-
,civcd his share of the wealth which
lie creates.
",rhr cost Of living and foreign rri'-
lions seem to hc the main issues.
ia AVIATION and industrial relations ais"
occupy space in the general p"'itic'''
thought. Least interest appears L" !"
shown IN the railroad policy "i the
urcscut administration. rndich' move
ments and prohibition
"It l. clear that the country Is on I"
souud economic basis and there is gen
orally II spirit Of confidence In inc
future regardless Of the outcome "i
the election.
.1hc business outlook appears I" l"
good in every section. Wholesalers
and retailers view the fall and WINTER
optimisticalIy. Tie retailer Is hidihe
That the consumer Is looking f"rw"r"
without fear To the winter. ana MS
purchases from the wholesaler are
founded upon this m'imism. From
III. simplc toilcr up through 4" the
,ru,lrsmcn. to the Industry h''" ''''
fmuncicr there runs the connected
feeling Of confidence
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02

Mcrlcvincrnt quit the Republican
party some years ago. and became FRO
,,rrssjvc. He Is now bnck IN the G.oP.
and is making the race against Ed. 1"y-
Taylor for congressman in this district.
Merle will have the honor of being de-
tented by Ed. by about 10000 majority.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02

Accordin: to Will Fcrril's Rocky
Mountain Herald. Big Business IN
forests I'm Denver is responsible for the
political uphcavcl lin both the old par
tirs) in Denver The II. NJ. Herald in
Inmates that Big Business ovcrplnyed
its hand.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02

1t is now definitely known that TIN"
defeat of Bob Higgins in the primary
election was due to the support OF tn"
Denver Post. Any cnndidnte that gets
the support Of Bontnm is doomed t."
defeat.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02

our old Democratic friend George
KjmbnlI. editor of the Craig Empire. Is
showing his dissatisfaction with the
late primary results by coming out for
several Republicans.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02
EKER. COLO. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1920

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The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02
Survey Of L. $. by Franklin X. Lane
Shows Progress in Many branches


! Franklin X. Lane. former Secretary
of the Interior today issued state
mcnt making public n summery Of
what he calls '''Thc first comprelien-
sivc. carefully made and approximate
cultural, financial and political condi-
tions throughout the United States.'
II discovers in the foreground. he
says. that both major political parties
have overlooked the grcntcst issue In
the public mind. which is the cost Of
living. II also shows. he states, that
the country Is on n sound economic
basis. with the wave Of extravaganza
Subsiding. saving increasing, wholesal-
ers and retailers optimistic over the
winter outlook and II growing dispO-
sition for hard work. although the In
dividunl productivity Of labor is not
yet showing much evidence OF In
crease.
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feet In detail and exact In prophecy 1t
IL ms clcnr md valuable Il coispectus
of pr,.scni conditions MS can Ike gath
,.r,.,-
Under ,,,p heading OF Industrial col.
,ditions Mr.. Lane saws: "Economicnl-
". The United States Is shown to m
h.,,cr an finn unv other country In the
,v,r,d Th.rc IL mn evidence of idle
r.ss nur ,,.oni. I,,vc tho onport,,lity
II, work ,nd ,rc ut work
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-02

RROMO-FEBRIN will cure your
cold. Try 1t. At STRHLHE'S.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-16
BEFORE SIR. WILSON BE
CA5lE POLITICIAN


ri June u 1902 "y "o-
WILSON,
You kno" what me Us '
# the employee IS ID our aay- ll IS
10 give as h'tie as ne may lot ms
wages Labor IS standardized Dy 'n=
trade union ana '--s is 1a7 y
10 "hlen II is "renl 10 CONFORM so
one IS suffered TO 90 more man 'ie
average workman can 20. IN some
trades ana haniiaf@l,@ no one is
iefea 10 90 more 'A--n lne -s17l SAIL
-li VI ms l=-oNs e- 20 -''-l w
H'ufe ai-9''ed 20
nd one can WORE olt OF A9-ls &
OF volunteer ~a' l--A= beyond me "
.nln'
! need A9- po-H1 OH A9
10y disastrous s1a
r - 10 -5
pis Nl re "'
'oi u An-
-' -'. '''''7
--'A7 's -''e7 WHO %
reduce " 10 minimum. our eco
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scrupulous. passionately determined
to get rich in hurry. II granted
great concessions TO foreigners. builded
industries hastily and capitalized
heavily. borrowed all the tricks OF high
finance. There existed at the time OF
another group-landed proprietors. en-
ourmously rich. but not given to
spending. enamoured OF a state where
in they held the fate Of thousands of
ignorant. poverty stricken poems in
virtual servitude.
Americans who developed mines
and oil fields and agricultural tracts
in Mexico paved wage above the
prevailing wage scale OF the country
and provided the poems opportunities
to break away from their servitude-
The Diaz group did not ctre. Il was
contented to get the money. and gave
not a thought to the social uheavel the
Anne ricans We're unconsiously bringing
about Whatever opposition then ap-
parent was on the part Of the lords OF
the soil.
Madero was a true patriot in that
his heart went out 70 the half starved
poems In his war on the nsaz group
the landed proprietors found il con-
venient TO Join. But once that Diax
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-16

One cannot work 70 weN 70 recover"
explains 2 gounzster who vas 10 army.
But how ran 50 many people i've n
s1ch small honest They can bec1u7e
they must The more fortunate ones
musr make room for those Wha have
nor been lefr even the brleks u laeir
walls.
And now we are reaching No G77'sl
Land Truly the ZANE describe IT,
As We carer that fesolafe. dee1-p. PRED
waste cl1ifer=1 wI5h spi'Dter~l Hag-l
oners. broken guns ard zrilni1g -s-lis
W. pass 2 rng building made 81 ortisI
and ends 0f sheeursn ard % lr taei
owner. who possesses . r. % sen-e =
huu0r. has painted Tank Ca.e-Bee-.
Wine and ale sod le-=-
We make orr E4y gn-erlT among
tae sbegs ,hat a- aaeuf. far se,netiraes,
you Know scne IT Tle-a ere criF
camo1aa-ln- - dll- and when di=-
tur1e5. goice -1elr protest 10 .oue ~
rlosol The ulr,ilrel laaaess gray
trees zoos IKE ghosts 0ffeu we d-d
t=rea-h ffel fen CROSSES and -