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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

Seneen ppbitpfiesid ia totniioen us
fomilesia, iobon Sun on ftttiunnt
teioGt emonteliumhmme f%alttta".
Coffin ianoen, Sumolan Senget
uI1minen maiflittnnttnen ia balltt'
Ieminen nsfopisia on lie bengelli>
mem ilmupiiri, iota &aamatti frt-
iuu ppbitpfietii. Sentaboen nellie
fuulluifin &aamotusia monella ta<
poo: "@oeltafoa Sengesid"; "al'
faG Scented iammuttafo"; "alfad
laattofo murbeelliiefii Simnlan Bp
b6G SenfeG"; inc. 0hltta toilelta
puolen fuuliili mpos loboulliita loit
Ieita: "Senfi uuttaa ~beiffouttaat@
me-; "Wtutta. Buolustaia, Bpbu
.Senfi, ionfa Si6 on Idbettdfpd mi-
Nun nimesiGni SGn Qpettaa teille
foiffi ia muistltttaa teille fotftt,
.ninf6 olen Iononut teille"; "WditS
ia me estnte ole laaneet mailman
benfeG, woan fen Sengen, iota on
syumoIasto, iotta tietaiiimme' mtta
nellie ssrmola on Iobioittanitt"
"WisiG Serran Senfi on, iielld on
mupoits"; inc.
Suurta ia Ioboullisto on iiis IS
ian Sa1molun tietGmiien mitfann e.
I6d Sengen ppbitpfien ilmapiirisld.
&c on iofailen ola, iofa main iitd
Dalitao.
&oifen faitfioon: "Bprfifdo --~-
ppbitpfieenb iotd patti Ell fitfoan o.
lie nafepG $errau" (Sbr. 1910.
g9rt. mpos Moom 6:t9,22.
(3) 8alitiemiien tarfoitns. "Sec
SufIen 9ristufien ftulioiiuateen ia
pcren priisfoittomiieen". @olitiemi
men iinGniG tarfoittaa ibmiien pdd'
i5d Srnmalan iidiieem fifnniaan.
Mutto tGsnGn iturtorfoituflen obel
la merfitiee ipaIitieminen iita, etto
ibmtnen oIistuu Rristrfien fitiiIiai
fuitteen ia eta bdnet iota pdipd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

.mibmotaan &ristlifien iperelld. Ga
man torfoituflen iln1niiee Bietari
tGsiG ielmin ianoin.
2uonnostadn ibaninen Ell tottele
Ss1nalaa. &oamattu ianoo nimen>
oman, eta liban lbalu on piba
Siumnloa pastaon eitG liba moi q.
Iistia Siimolan lain fltitliaiinliteen
(Hoon. SD. @asta efDonfeliumin
eIdmGfiitefepG iona fatfaiiee limit
fen ltppinisfaiien mielen ia tefee I'D
nesta olennon, ionfa iphGmeen ia
mieIeen on Slmnlan lafi firioitef-
til. SentGboen e,panfeliumin iuliss
tusta ionotoonftn, "ilsfon fnnlioi-
iuuioen" aifoaniaamiiefii Gloom. 1
IS; 1922; Sbr. $40.
Mhitta monbon aatamin tafia Ell
usfonisIafoon tGntGn moIitiemiien
torfoitus toteuou tdpoelliiesti; bei>
oGn taptpp tGbdn naboen alma fpa-
Iittoo: NINA tpatpditen, iDrttner.
Gift onfin nalinnon tarfoitufieen
sylmaIa iiiGlIptt1npt ien eta mos
Iitltt priisfoitetoon iofa betfi uino
f1iolemoon nsti &ristifien folliillo
perellS. 8oiffafin be ofpot @olga'
tolla ia fasteesia paasieet tdDoellt'
lesti lain firoustuomion alto, tor
witlewat be fritenftn omontuntonIo
puolesta iofa betfi jatfpmaa pnbois
tusto. Sent1boen fuiilitlfin BELLE
feboitus: "9eiin fGpfGdmme eiiir
totiiin IpoGrnin tGpOesiG isfon man
mniiioesio, ipoGn wibmottiino pub
toafii pnbosta omoStatltnnostn'
(Sbr. t0:22).
Sitmolon oIfiiperGinen farfoitaS
ibmiieen n1boen oil ie eta ibmi
men fiuiIioiiuuoesio polpeliii SUI
malaa. Wiitta fun tdma torfoitiii
ipnnin tdboen idi toteltiimottd, tai
foo SirnaIa fen itaoistaa malitiis
iaan, usfowoiiisia, ioilIe $dn iitd'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
gfiin

Sulet ennemmin tai mpobemmin
olemaan ptiin, pfiin elGmdGn, pf-
fin fantomaan fltormaaii. gtfo 10
nGe noita iG~IfelGiiiaii iotfa ipntps
mot, iotfa ~fastpaapat ia n%apttapnt
tarttupon meitG olfapGibin ia iano
man: "@1istp, NIT on meiodn tpno'
romme". Slilee Ills pdipa, ie on
iinllle, liifiia, ebfd 10 tullutfin, iol
loin laat el1G pfiin.
6iinG eli fpllin: linun OH fnolta>
wa pfiin. MtitGpd bpobpttaa iinia
taono tpiimeiiend tGrfednG bettena
foiffi Dlistelpt, faiffi iuoiio ia III
misten iu%urinfaan mpotGtuntoifirs
ia oianotta1paiiuits9 Saatputtuali
fuoleman faioolIe portille, on ltnltn
astuttnwa iiitd ptiin iiialle. OIetfo
iitG a%iotellut, oletfo NOTWITHSTANDING
nut Iiiben2
ga jos f%pipmpfiesid oliiifin main
fitolenal Mflttto fuolema on tie, los
ia mie manburSfn6n tliomarin e.
teen. SmatuntoIi pii9u1 fplla liitG.
Syimnlan Jana w~ofuuttau iinra iit-
I'd. Sinr11 ON ptiin o~stlittapa SUI
malan tuomioiSttimen eteen. yflin.
Sa ibmisten mairittelu, faiffi bei-
Dan ip11rGt neltlponla bai5tupat i'll
loin fltin Iapu. Ofiinl @lettp el1>
mGii, fiittGmGtt0mpptelt, ialatnen
filriuuteii peitetpt iprtiii poliosth
ipot iiinG iGiien pGiW1n lGpitunfe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

tellann uieita t1rfeitd fpipnpfiiG,
M. m. Observation-Disclosures, ios
Ia on b~enitt1npt erimielilpptt1
Huotiin ia Suomen mdlilIG.
91iiteltdm1 fpipmps on merfitpt
ielIinen apariinfin StGneren taia.
, painon fannalta. Suomi - 8enGs
jim perilIiienG = painostan bisto.
riallista .oifeuttaan Mbpenonmaan
iaariin ia eiiintiio iitapaitii ettG
t1ma iaarirpbm1, trateeeilistG ipis
ia. Ell moi liirtpd toiien ipallan ale.
&uotii tpetoo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ieen, miitaten iiiben, ettd ianrilIa
aillu $4,000 rilotlalaista. Wutta tG
ban buomautetaan Snomen tabol>
ia. ett1 SuNnesia OH ruotIaIainen
Tan lnlliilnls1pGbemmisto iota on
tGpiin lainfuuliainen, ioten ie pieni
ola ruotiolaiiia. iofa aiuu iaarilla,
moi pbG eoelleen fuulua Suomen
%taiumaltaan iota antaa file mitd
laaiinmat tafeet iiit1, ett1 lie titlee
oifeuoeumufaiiesti ia papaamieli-
leSti toboellufli.
&pipmps or monesia iubteeSia
Iamdntnltainen FUN Oalmation Iaa
rirpbmGG fosfema fpigmps, iofa on
aneille tarfeG ia periaatteet o1pat ana
loogiiia niioen periaatteiben funsla,
ioibin me netoamme tooistaafiem-
me oiteuttun1ane. &uotiin ia Suos
men DGlinen erimielilDps mutfas.
thu npt 8enGiin mGliintulon tai1t>
ia. @enGi1n menestps BuoIasia ON
antamit lille uuoen natiionalistiien
innon. sc maatii npt, eta sStGme-
rem taiapainoa fosfeipia fpipmpfii6
Ell faa ratfaisto ilman fen oianot>
toa.
On buomattapa. ettG Suomen ia
@enGiGn mGlinen rauba eli piel1 O..
le iolmittu, ioten @bmenanmaantp@
ipmpsfin Doioaan idlleen Mosfo.
tpan baIlituflen taboIta ottaa pGie
nGiGriestpfIeen. Miten lietin, uuit.
to &l1otiin ~paatimttlet nGptt6pGt
epGoifelltetliilta. sos tobellinen e.
rimieliiDps on olemasia, fostee ie
'Suomea ia 8enGiGG, ioioen pGlil-
Ia pitGiii oua belppo tllla lopins
toon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Raamatuntutkistelu

Mainita iopii tGsia mposfin, et'
I'd uieat ~manbGmmista raamatnn>
felittdiist1 IiittGipat ianat: "Sian
Ssatmalan eoeltGtietGmiien mufaan"
i. n. e. mGGrGnfIend apostoli.lanol>
Ia, ioten Bietari Ills fupaili nall
Ia mG1r1psionoillo ollaa aposto-
Iirrttoan: Bietnri, iofa Slsnalan e.
oeltatietGmiien m1faan /. n. e. on
@ristaflen apostoli. @teista tintiu
f~liitenfin luonnollilemmolta, eta ne
ofpat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firieen mas
toonottoiista. Canaan mufann elm.
fuomaloinen fGGm0s on tebtp.
(2) 8alitiemiIen toteutumispiis
ri. ~$engen ppbittGniiesia". &c Il
mopiiri misiG Sumalom malitiemi-
men totelitliit, on BpbGn Sengen
maifiittomo ppbitps.
TGsld mei0dn on fditfein enlits
Il p6Gstdtpd ielwille iiitG, mitd tar.
foitetnan ppbitpfieIId. Onban ndet
trrboa prbita ppbitpfieStd, olemat>
to ieIpiIld iiit6, mitG iiIld torfoite-
tam.
Cana "ppbittGG" uterfitiee lbes
breosio ia freifnsia olfuiaan Sumo
IoIle erottamisto eli pbteiiestd f1p'
t1nnostG eristGmist1. YitGn1nG
fits fiinni tGstG dIfumerfitpfiestG
idanune ppbitt6misfdiitteefii fen
ett6 Re merfitiee SirnaIalle erotet'
tito.
E1md erottomistpo on Epb1r
&engen tebtdlpd. Sa faiffein eniif
fl erottao SON ibmiien SitnoIoII,
iiten eta SON pirittdd ibmiien ~
oGrnesid oifeon usfon Il 4or. IL
8; ef. 1919. mhitta usfo on ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
RetkuIan Eczema

&misiielu faipaa onlnn maape-
rddni6. Slnmalaa ia titG faipuiita
10 ianoa i%bmisraiifat foittatpat tpp>
opttda fnitenlaiielIa iuunaliimuoella
ia acknowledgements. SGsld ia
moo Seeius: Se tailtoon minun tp.
Toni ia i%iofoon. Seeius on mapaa
10 alpoin Idboe faifille ipntiiiIle;
tile iinGfin jofa liralet olepaii liz
to iiulri ipntinen. Seeiis lGbteesti
iuomann iiantaiffiiesta eldmaa, on
rieo ia ~uutnltta. SlI1 fiufaa iieInaii
fpnnin ia i~aatanan palweIufiesia ia
old iuo mprfptettpd iuounna tefopp-
bppoen felpottomista faipoista,
,poon iuo Seeiuss lGbteestG. jofa on
finnllefin el1m1n lGbteefii tuIl1t.
@astori iaarnaii Bpb6n Sengen tpa
Iaiiemalla pubelabioillaan noimalli
iesti eifd minimum firianoppineet.
&ofo maailman autiiutta ban iulis
t maiffa Ell fofo maailma ollut fuu-
Iemnsia, mittta oil faiitenfin pieni
oia fiji ia nditten iilmien eteen
pastori maalaii Seeiutien tapoelli>
ienG aittuiltena iofailen usfottamaf
ii ia omistettaapafli eifG aiettamit
mit11n esteiti epanfeliumin eteen
SO alfoi Safat1an Susiinfin fill
mist6 iuomutiet plttoamaan; ban
pnoliiaarnasia bnuoabti: = No
moi ibnett1, taimas on cuff minul
Iefin ia faiffi fG1ntpimGt fatio-
maan finnepGin misid Srsii istui.
gspt pastori masta oifeen innostui:
- 500, taipas on uufi linulle, mel
ieri ia faifille ibmiiille. iilId I'LL.
ben Iiiton ubrimeri ntpalt taifDaan
iofoifeIIe ia pppbfdiii pois faftein
ibmisten faifti ipnnit ia iofa tooel
Iafin' ilsfoo Seeiufieen minimum &aa
tmatt1i ianoo, bGnen iilimmGStaGn
pitGG muotaman eldmdn Weoen mir
rot. 81 iellainen ibminen moi laS
Lotto Min fallistn aarretta, maan
.ti1nnistaa robfeasti alttiu,ttaan ia
foittaa Iabiainia m1tann firtastaa
toiiiIlefin Seeiusta ia baliais eta
foiffi usfoilimat Seeinfieen.
Monet fuulioista taistelipot pli
moimoista mielenliifttltsta mastadn
ia eritt1infin &iiftitlan &aappo Ell
ipoinat festGd pli holman eoesia;
fnpneleet tunfimot mGfiiin elm.
Bostori buomaii fuinfa monet fnn
olipnt noprtpneet Sumalan
5onnn e6eSid ia ban mltittt pnbeen
ia &erran fiitotieen %ianoen: - Wte
.fiitGuane finiia rofos taifpaallinen
SIGmme, iinitlt iluiresta ormostaii
ia ibmeelliiistd ibnetoistdit ettG
piel6fin teet utpfGt pitbupifii fuu-
rot t~liiileipifii ia Iofiot nafefpifli.
Brtbeen loplittlin ia Ioulun Siionin
&anteleesto laulettun &iitfnlon
Goappo ia Safatuan Susii meni> !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Suomen uutisia

Sptpqstplan alip1Gllpstofoilu
p1Gtti 10. T. 81 p:n1 eniim1ilen
fursiinia, iolloin oppilaat ieminaa
rim urbeilufentGIlG tefipat liiffeit1
ia eiittimGt fumenm1snGptteitG. &ou
lun tartasti 10. t. piiripGGlliffo
apGnriffi q. Sabmanoinen iulfaiS>
ten blennpflet ia iatnen iamalla
fursiilaiIille tooistufIet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

&iifa, beinGf. 90 p. (SSE.) III
f~oaIiatnministeri Meieronitib otti
tGnGGn maStaon Silnmen 2atlpias-
Ia olepnn biplomoattiien ~eoustnjan
Spltpanoerin, eipersti Sellineiufien
ia fonllli Serrmannin. &esfustelus
ia tooettiin, ettG ousmGlttGm1tontG
ioooo aifodn Idbeireit pbteps Suos
men ia 2atpion mdlilla. - 2eta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

RoomaSln ilmestppG iunri lano@
molebti 81 @iornole 5 Stolin"
firioittaa beinGf. % p:nd.
Sehoattori Sittoni, Stalian e'
bustaia fanIainliitoslo, on matfns@
tonnt Gan Sebostionoon ottaof-
ieen oIoo liiton 6allintonelttpoSton
fofoufIeen. SGSiG fofoutiesIa fosfe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

8erlinisiG olewon l1nfarin p1d-
foniulin mGlitpfielId on ~t1fdluiielle
Observation-Disclosures iadpunlt I'm
farm pGGplinisterin fiitos iiitG ib>
Observation-Disclosures ia ubraittn-
apaiiuuoesto, iota SuomesIa on oiot
tettlt IGbettGmGlIG llnfarin puutetta
fGrIipien losten bppdfIi 1900
marffoa. &iitoSfirielmdsiG matnis
tut morat otpat Si1omen innoffait-
ten por%tioIaisten ferlGndt, ioten
fiitosfin etupGGsid on beibin fob
oistltmo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

Op. @iibimden Iaiiteboas on 10'
waotisjublaania pbtepoesia iunniin
taina tebnpt ieuroufuat Iabioitifiet:
100000 mi. tpomiestonid eIdfe. 10
Observation-Disclosures pobiora'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

ltlfoministerioon Iaopitneen tic
Don miifaan on Sbeffo<S lotpofian
ballititS titnnustar1tt Suowten itfe.
nGilDpoen De lure.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

poitli OH nntoniit oipoimen I6bteen
ipntiG ia iaastuiiinttta pastann
(Sof. 1870. Sotf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

raaoeIlut aaaiamon Mafitfan fplas
ia taIofas Oramonniemen lebmad
min paboin, ettd ie oil tapettaipo.
Samoin oil farbu fGpnpt torppart
6. 8eppolan fariasia ottaen iaaliit
Ieen pboen Iebndn. = Robi. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

anrbiit roaoeIeet farioa 2iniia.
Eoisia ipiifoIla oil farbn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

bostofii, $500 INF. tpop6estoni1
Ioitto., laullts ia Observation-Disclosures
tufIitn, $500 INF. tp~oipGestoni6 fir
ioston fortuttomiiefii 5000 MT.
&iibimaen questionable ia 5000
MT. Observation-Disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

= aiitosImheito 81 iitloisto u
man utnfiata. M6bin tafia on zoe
The border vidette., 1920-09-18
Miller Detective Service Established 19 Years
 4521s South Broadway Los Angeles. California
 A 3O73 Main 564
c. OF c. GETS RESULTS.

To the public:,
 On complaint being made by a number of business men to the Chamber of Commerce against the recent closing of the box on the mail car at the station until within five minutes of the de- parture of the train, the matter was taken up with the postal authorities with the result that arrangement has been made whereby the box will open to receive mail at 2:45.
 This twenty minutes for the receipt of last minute mail should be sufficient to accommodate the business interests. Mail depos ited at the post office up to 2:3O in the afternoon is sure to leave on the train the same day. The public is requested to deliver mail to the pOstOtfice instead Of at the train except in the case of urgent last minute mail. MORALES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The border vidette., 1920-09-18

Captain Littlejohn, of the con- tracting firm of Littlejohn, Sin gleton 6 Murphy, formerly of Nogales, now doing business in Tucson, was here couple of days this week. His firm was an unsuccessful bidder for cover. ing the city arroyo, from the Crawford street bridge to the International bridge.
 Mrs. Cohn, charming wife of MT. Henry Cohn, the we'll known hotel man of Culiacan, is stop over visitor in Nogales on her way home from visit with rela tives in Los Angeles. She is a guest of her friend Mrs. Maria Wilkinson, wAo last week re from the Los Angeles Times as a result of the libel suit brought against that paper by Mrs. Will kinson, through her attorney, Leslie c. Hardy.
 Hon. Oscar F. Ashburn, from the Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia, and Hon. James l.. II nille, were county seat visitors the forepart of the week, having come to attend the meeting of county supervisors, of which honorable body they are mem bers. Mir. Finley is the long term member, but MT. Ashburn is a candidate for reelection on the Democratic ticket. He'll win in a walk" say his friends throughout the county.
 Harry c. Roodruff, vice pres ident and manager of the United States Graphite Company, the wonderful producing mines of which are located in Sonora, near Minas Prietar. arrived in the city yesterday from Sagi- naw, Michigan, where the main offices and factory of the com pany are located. Mir. Woodouff has been making regular visits to Nogales and Sonora for more than twenty five years, and he has host eff friends here who are always pleased to welcome him. He will go south tomorrow for a visit at the Lapis mine.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry J. (PaO Patterson, who is the regular Democratic nominee for sheriff of Santa Cruz county, was a visitor in the city last evening, having motored down from Pata- gonia on official business, Pat Patterson won the nomination on the Democratic ticket fairly and squarely, and he will win the election by the same methods. Pat Platter son is one of the best peace officers in the state; he is a man of family, clean as a hounds tooth, decent in every way, and will make a fearless. capable sheriff, who at all times will do his duty.
The border vidette., 1920-09-18
CARD OF THANKS.
To the Editor of THE BORDER
 VIDETTE,

To the Editor of THE BORDER
 VIDETTE,
 Dear Sir:-
 Deeply appreciative to those, who so generously supported my candidacy for the office of County Attorney, I desire to ex- tend my sincere gratitude.
 Realizing the confidence that the electorate of the County of Santa Cruz has reposed in me, I shall seek to discharge that trust by act rather than by word; and if elected to the office of County Attorney, pledge myself to an impartial, economical, progress sive and fearless administration of the duties of that office.
 A. A. TRIPPEL,
 Democratic Nominee for the Office of County Attorney. Nogales, Sept. IF, 1920.
The border vidette., 1920-09-18

Governor James M. Cox of Ohio, Democratic candidate for President of the United States, will address the people of Ari- Zona at the State Fair ground at Phoenix, Wednesday afternoon, Septem Der 9, 1920, commencing at o'clock. Hundreds of voters from all over the state will go to hear the standard bearer of the Democratic party, the next president of the United States.
 Last Monday night the city council met and let the contract for covering of the arroyo from the Crawford street bridge to the International bridge. The contract was awardad to Lown & Woods, well known, success ful contractors, whose bid was $49, ,OOO. Other bidders were J. E. Wise, $55, 5,OOO; H. O. Bost- wick, $55, ,648; Littlejohn, Single ton & Murphy, 1000. The arroyo will be covered with steel and concrete. The contractors thoroughly understand the busi- ness and the work will be com pleted on schedule time as per the plans and specifications.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county school superintendent, who is a candidate. for re- e-elec- ton on the Democratic ticket, during her long years of resid- ence in this section, has endear- ed herself to every boy and girl in the county, and by her de- votion at all times to her duties, she has won the hearty approv- al of the parents of school child ren throughout the county. Be- ing an educator of many years experience. Mother" Saxon knows, the needs of our public schools. Patrons of the public schools know and appreciate her splendid work in the past and on November 2, they will mark their ballots accordingly.
The border vidette., 1920-09-18
SEPTEMBER IS, 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.

J cattleman, is here from Tucson. Captain L.. w. Mix has return. ed from a visit on the coast with Mrs. Mix.
 Jack Sheperd the mining man, is back from visit to his pro- perties in Sonora.
 "Buck" Titus was a business visitor at the county seat yeSter- day from his ranch.
 Wednesday Joe Miller, mine superin was a county seat visitor from Patagonia. Monday Attorney Duane Bird, of this city, visited Tucson on business in the federal court. Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Wade Barbee mOtored to Tucson, re turning home in the evening.
 This week splendid rains visit ed Santa Cruz county, to the de- light of farmer and Stockralser
 Mrs. N. B. Mercer and sons, after enjoying an extended visit on the coast. returned home the forepart of the week.
 Last Saturday night thieves entered the store of George B. Marsh, Inc, and stole guns and ammunition valued at more than l one thousand dollars.
 George Mason, special agent of the United States treasury department, has returned from a visit to Tucson, where he had Ueen on official business. Tonight Club Recreativo de Nogales will give a grand ball in commemoration of Mexico's independence. A fine time is assured those who attend. Mrs. Lucretia Roberts and two daughters were passengers on Wednesdays northbound train en route to Los, Angeles, where the girls will enter school. Jack Egan, superintendent of the Wells Fargo Go. on the west coast of Mexico, arrived from Guaymas the forepart of the week on his way to Ell Paso.
 Harry A. Jones, of Los An geles, has been a visitor in the city couple of days this week. He represents Marion R. Gray Company, cravat makers, of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Wylie, wife of Alderman T. J. Wylie, is in Kansas City, Kansas, where she was called last week on account of the ser ious illness of her mother. Mrs. Johnson.
 c. l.. Murphy, foreman of the Dolores mine situated near Car bo, Sonora, owned by MT. Alex. Strachan and associates, of this city, has been visitor here couple of days.
 E. G. Kramer, representing the Pullman Company in Ari- zona, was business visitor in Nogales this week couple of days. MT. Kramer makes his home in Tucson.
 MT. Robert Howell, who had been visiting the Grand Canyon, returned home the forepart of week. She enjoyed her visit to one of the worlds most wonder ful show places.
 Monday Howard Keener and George w. Parker motored over from the San Rafael valley, where they own valuable farms. They report conditions in the beautiful valley excellent.
 Captain Ted Marburg, late of the British army, who is inter ested in Sonora land and cattle, is again sojourning at Beckford Kibbey's great Alamos Rancho in the Altar district, Sonora.
 Friday evening, September 24th, at the Santa Cruz Club, the Club will give their annual | Welcome Dance in honor of the teachers of the Nogales public schools. A general invitation is extended.
 Mir. Andrew Bettwy, of the Santa. Cruz Hog Company, Inc, has returned from an extended visit to his old home in Penn sylvaDia. Now there will be something doing in the hog rais- ing business.
 Friends of Mrs. Vinegar, wife of Manager w. c. Vinegar of
The border vidette., 1920-09-18

John Hoy was in the city last Thursday giving Mexico's big celebration the once over.
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A Fearful Condition.

Carefully planned industrial fer
mentations, on their face spontaneous
but in reality the result of much cum
into open espousal of Bolshevism, as
indicated by incidents at Harlem and
Boston; the saturation of the Nom
Partisan League with extremely rad
ical doctrine, its leaders defiantly
identified with Socialism (now the in
ternationale) and some of them con-
yicted of seditious practices during
the war; the activities Of the ''parlor
Bolsheviki''-rich idlers supporting
radical publications as a diversion. pill
ing on the finder while the agitator
and anarchist applied the match; the
insidious invasion by the Red monster
of our universities and colleges and
common schools; dreamy professors
developing dangerous theories, pois.
oning the minds of the rising genera.
ton and even banding together, as has
been shown, in acts of disloyalty dur
ing. the war with Germany; 416 daily
newspapers preaching Red doctrines
foreigners. fresh from lands of tyran
ny and as yet unlearned in American
ism and its benefits, aroused to CO
operation In this campaign TO over
throw the best government in tn,
world--these and other facts, official
ly shown, pictured the Shiny beas
fastening It's coils upon Fair Columbii
and denoted startling progress In thu
announced purpose Of Lenine to de
stroy government.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court Of the Tenth Jul
dicial District of the State of Ida
no in and for the County Of Idaho.
J.. V. Baker. doing business as j. ".
Baker and Son, Plaintiff, VS.. G. M.
Martin, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that Writ
of Attachment was issued out of the
above entitled court in the above en-
titled action on February 10, 1920,
against the property of the above NAM
ed defendant.
HENRY TELCHER,
(SEAL) Clerk of the District Court.
A. s. HARDY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and Postoffice Address
Grangevi1le, Idaho. 1885,
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NOTICE SALE OF ESTRAY.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing estray animals have been taken
up at the Henry Meyer place, near
Fem, Idaho, viz: One coming year
old red and white spotted steer with
horns, no visible brands; One roam
COW, 2 years old, with horns, half
under crop in right ear, upper slope
in left ear, no other brands visible.
Said animals were taken up at the
Meyer place on November %, 1919, and
unless claimed within 40 days will be
sold at that place near Fem, Idaho, on
Wednesday the 10th day of March
1920, to the highest and best bidder
for cash.
Dated January 20, 1920.
e. L. DUFUR,
11-4t. Constable of Fem Precinct