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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-13

Fishermen's Supplies at Grsera
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-13

Aluminium ware at Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-13
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
FRAGMENT.

81 mai VENT. ;.
Accleasi doruri moarte ma m
presOara
81 aceleasi lacrimc de joe ca i'll
tia oara :.
Era 0 luna alba de argint
81 flOriIe murcau sub vraja lunci
pale,
Wind tell scuturau corolc de Pc
tale
In ochii mel lucea un scare de
schintei,
Oar zimbetele tale
Mi-au otrayit comoara visurilor
mele,
Caci II al VENT :.
Era un Ger de stele...
81 pustiu.
Aleele dormcau in noapte de ST.
criu
In noaptc de parfumuri, in noap-
te de miresme.
Tn clntcc de chitara
Departe n micz de noapte clnta
cu-atita foe;
Era cIntarea neagra dragostel
&c mOare,
O rugaciune sfinta in sfinta sar-
batoare,
Era un glas funebru cintat in dis
perare,
Era durerca toata 81 'ntrcgul ne
Simtcam atunci in mine.
Cum Sc darima-o viata,
Cum Sc sdrobesc palate 81 vagl
inchipuiri,
Iubiri,
Nadejdi ranite. 81 visuri crista-
line,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

process istoric s'a sfirSit, prin tri-
umful dreptlllui; aproape i'm in
tegralitatea lui, poporul romln
nu poate. intretine adversitate
fata de unguri, care ar fl 81 alb
surda din punctul dc vedere ci-
vilizat 81 nepolitIca. Ungurii al
alta mentalitate. Eli Sc pun pc alt
teren. Ei au rezervele. lOr minta-
le. Acea mare intelepciune politi
ca, care ar dicta inchegarea unei
apropieri, nu poate exista fntr o
faza atit de agitata 81 sumbra
din istoria maghiara.
Sc impune 0 reculcgcrc, o re-
venire la sinful realtatii, po-
Utica pozitiva 81 scutita de ne
cunoscutele care chcama suspici
C,lea 81 aventura.
Aceia care discuta astazi che: ::
stlunea att de gingasa a unei u.
liante romlno-maghiare, trecind-,
Gle pc acum printre posibilitati
in domeniul polite, lie reaminti,
vorbelet contelui Apponyi, pro
nuntate la Budapesta, GU prize
jul convocarii societatii pentru :
facerile eXteriOare
,Ungaria intreaga nu Sc va
RESEMNA NICI ODATA! In a
ceasta privinta exista la moi una
nimitate!" r. Seisanu
(,,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
SASE OAMENI CE SERVESC
CINSTIT.

Faimosul poet Rudyard Kip
ling scris urmatOrul vers: ,,Eu
am sase oameni earl servesc Gin
slit. eli IN 'au invatat tot ceea
ce stiu) Numele lor e: Ce. De
ce 81 Cind 81 Cum, Unde 81 Ci-
ne AceSti Sase oameni zee servesc
cinstit va poate Invata 81 pc
d-tra tot ceea ce trebue Sc Stiti {:
Ce? Timers American Elixir Of
Bitter Wine. De ce? Pentru cd
este eel mai bun remediu pentru
neaiunSurile de stomac. Cinh !?
Inainte de mincare 81 inainte de
culcare. Cum? directiile de pc
stlcla. tndeg La farmacist Ori la
vimztorul de medicinal. Cine? Jo-
seph Triner Company, 13:333-43
SO. Ashland Avenue, Chicago.
Ill.,. garanteaza puritatea, inva-
riablla uniformltate 81 calltatea
superlativa acestui remediu,
la fl 81 IA celorlalte preparatii ex-
celente a lui Triner: Triner S
Angelica Bitter Tonic, care re-
da energia sflfita 81 intareste
nervii. Timers Liniment, pen
tru rcumatism, nevralgie, Lum>
bago, etc. TrincrIs rAntlpurin.
TN foartc excellent clOtoritor de
gura, pentru spalat 81 curatitul
ranilor, etc. (Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
Iustin Iliesiu.
(,Glasul Libertatii").


CiNTECELE ZILEI.
+ iaraS dulce primavara
81 sufletul plin de wise,
Deschid portita lui acuma
Sa iasa gindurile 'nchise:
All nu stropm mai mutt Gu la
crimi
,,Desartaciunea unui wise,
lCaci ROminia-Ma astazi
81 garantat della Paris.
Pamintul mostenit prin singe
Dela strabuni nosti eroi,
STA 'nfipt strajerii sal pc Nistru,
S'a rotunzit ca un pietroi.
Flacai Gu fetele scrumatc
De praf de tun 81 de ghiulele,
S 'au reintors Gu drag la vetrc
81 'au scapat Gle zile grele.
lnvingatorul din Marastii,
Ce-a raminea pc veci 0 glorie,
All guverneaza cu decrete
Scriind pata in istorie.
lar ell, poetul nostru dulcc,
&c ne-a clntat pc Laie Chiorul,
All Il uitat de Oltul nOstru
81 STA 'ngropat in Blank amorul.
Ell redacteaza manifesto
Catrc poporul din Ardcal
s. pcntru credit iscalestc
Sub el pc bravul general.
La ministerul de industric
Stapln, ce spinzura 81 taic,
E eel, ce-a coborit in proza
,,Trei luni pc clmpul de bataic"
81 cite nu mi mai tree prin mintc
In sara asia Gle April,
Cum ma cobor i'll lupta tari
Gu mintea mca cca de copil.
Nad slrul vostru, albastrime,
Cum v'ati unit in iarmaroc
5 'ajungeti lar stapini pc tara,
Sa puneti neamul sub obrOc.
Va vad 81 sufletul ma doarc
81 fierbe n mine astazi 1lra,
va vad, dar strig in fata lupti:
Traiasca Rom1nia, ura..,
Radu Ndrgean.
(,.Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
Este Gu putinta a allan
Ia ron1anO-nlaghiara?

" '''i o'NS iCd III dC yiuilC1
lor polltlca, conducatorii Unga-
rlel au intins tot soiul de curse
Neclnllor 81 au mistificat reguld!
2nllmitc cercuri influente din o..
cident.
De cltva timp Sc vorbeste il
presa romina 81 ungara de ali
anita romno-umgara.
M este cea dintiiu propunere
de atlanta pc care lanseaza We
cinii nostri della vest. Tn scurt
istoric ne va fl del folos lin aceas.
ia chestiune.
Contcle Paul Teleky 81 Bella A
lladar, fosti membri al guver-
nului maghiar din Seghedin, au
propus Jugcslaviei, acum citva
timp, atlanta lmpotriva noas-
ira. Slmllltan Gu acest demers
Unsza Gyula, refugiat la Slbilu
lansa alta atlanta: romlno ma
ghiara. El propunea ca REGGIE
Ferdinand | Sd poarte 81 coroana
ST. Stefan.
Cam in aceiasi epoca, un alt
bun maghiar, Varjassy, expedia
memorii la Paris, prin care pie
da pc linga membrii conferintei
de pace pentru infiintarea unei
r1publici. ). independence in Ba-
nat, Sub cuvint ca acest tinut nu
este nici rominesc, nici sirbesc
Varjassy Sc ferea sd adauge ii
Banatul nu este de lOc ungurcsc
NJ trebue sd uitam apOi ME
odata manevrele, intrigile 81 cam
panllle, puse la Gale 81 intretinu-
te de floarea paturei cOnducatoa
re din Ungarla in apus, in tot tin
pul lucrarilor conferintei pacei
Cngurii, prin misionari bint
delsemnati, au agitat in toate di
reetiuni!e. Uni, ne-au prezentat
in ccrcurilc Vaticanului drept III
popOr de crestini ortodoXi intol2
rant pima la salbatacie altii ne
au deserts i'm colOrile cele MAJ
putin simpatice din punctul de
vedere cultural. Contele Banffv
Miklos 81 alti unguri de seama
cunoscuti bine in cercurile poll
tlce londoneze. all eXploatat apoi
chestia confesionaliSmului in Ro.
mina. Adorjan Andoy 81 toat:l
echlpa sd, a agitat la Paris tot
Soiul de chestii impotriva noas.
ira, intre care relntronarea case
de HabsDurg. plcbiscitul in Ba-
rat, rectificarea 'granitei de vest
in favoarea Ungariei, free ira
det' I'll etc. A trcbuit multa des.
fasurare de energie din parte.,
celor insarcinati sd he apere int
resele i'm apus, ca sd inlature @
parte din acestc manevre; sd di-
stinga uncle campanii. eli males
trie orIndnite de membrii delega-
| tiunei pacei maghiare.
Asemenea istorii nu Sc vol
sflrsi in momentul cind acesti
delegati vor pune semnatura lol
in josul documentului. care va
stabili nouile frontiere ale Tn
gariei.
Bunii patriot din Budapests
Sc vor agita mercu 'impotriva We
cinilor, care dupa lor parcre.
lar Fl jefuit de TN drept al lor,
de un bun al Tor. Ca O atlanta
romino-maghiara ar Fl, I'm prin-
cipiu, seducatoare pentru cei ca.
re au nevoie de un razem 81 NJ
inteleg sa lase sa pluteasca IN
coherenta in viitor 81 sd persis-
te multip,ele adeversitati, rasc J.
lite de fosta stare de razboiu MI
mai Incap indoiala; dar ca este,
in rstarea actuala imposibila.
Romlnia, care STA realizat in
buna parte legitimelejei aspirati-
uni rationale, are tot interesul Il
deci sincera 'Morinta sd intretina
cele mai Ibune raporturi Gu veci-
J Mi della vest. Odata ce marelo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

Eram invips in lupta atitor anna
girl
81 mi-am inchis durerea in mi
mani ranita.
Era 0 luna alba de argint,
PlIngea sihastru-un cintcc de chi
tara,
Era aceiaSi alba primavara. :.
Gu ceruri imbracate n toga a.
zurie,
Gu brazi, Gu fluturi, flori, Gu bu-
curie,
Oar mai VENT
Naiva mea copilarie.
lar astazi zadarnic,
Zadarnic mai rasar pc 0 bolt;i
stcle
ST luna inzadar cOiinda n nOapte
Pe-aceleaSi geamuri albe S s'au Id
sat perdele,
+ mutt de-atunci copilaric scum
pa,
81 visurile toate mi-au murit,
Caci II al VENT,
Caci II al VENT.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
WHAT ARE G. O. p. PRINCIPLES?

The present boss of the grand old
party Of standpatism and rawfhwm
little Willie Hays, harps to the tune
that his party is for law and order
and the democratic party is the ally
of anarchy. But Mr.. Hays confesess
that neither himself nor his party
knows what he means by his cant
about law and order, and he has ap-
pointed that prince ex Of wall aros street t6c
thing and make report to the
national convention next June ad-
monishing the g. Q. p. as to what 1t
must believe, what it must say, land
what it must do. Very appropriate
Mr.. Root is modern republicanism
incarnate. He is it's Leo K. Lincoln
who hands down the doctrine from
Sinai. He was Moses. Root sets up a
calf for the g. o. p. to worship. tie
is Aaron.
A Mr.. Truxton Beale, whoever he
may be, sees the embarrassment and
the poverty of his party for it's lack
of ideas, and he offers a reward OF
$1,000 to be given to some Grub
Streeter who is to go out o'nights
and consult the stars whose conjunc-
lions one with another and all with
each are to reveal to him the place
where to search when he adventures
stolen principles of the party of
Lincoln.
How are the mighty fallen. There
was a day when there was no mys-
terry about what the g. o. p. thought.
it's ideals were current at the knead-
ing-trough and in the forum. From
chancellery to cross-road, from capt.
toll to laborer's hovel, from the sage
in his closet to the artisan at his his
pulpit to the publican in the grog-
shop-these, each and all, were
vividly conscious of what the g. o. p.
believed. No Elihu Root was invok-
ed to interpret the enigma into
which it's principles have degen..
Grated, no TruxtOn Beale was moved
to offer reward for lot of vagrant
ideals lost in the wood and the slum.
1t is both amusing and interesting
mits that he does not comprehend
the principles of the party of which
he is boss, else why did he appoint
Mr.. Root to disclose the secret to
him? Certainly Mr.. Beale does not
know, else he had not agreed to pay
somebody $1,000 to tell him what
these principles are. And what a
devil of conglomoration and kaleid-
scope it is! Is Penrose republican,?
lien W!idt 10 ID L ol'Stte 10 NnoA
a republican? Then what is Poin-
dexter? Hiram Johnson is for gov
eminent ownership and operation Of
railroads-is he republican? Then
what is Elihu Root, who thinks gov
eminent ownership and operaton of
railroads same as I. w. W.-ism or a
little samer?
What will the g. O. D. do with the
government if the people should be
mad enough to turn it over to it?
Riotous conjecture flees in despair
from answer to that questiOn.-St.
Joe Observer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
THE CURRENCY INITIATION.

Beginning with Germany, which
makes the worst showing and end
ing with Spain which makes the best
(of course excluding Russia as
worthless) the worlds paper cur
rency has been multiplied. approx.
mately, five times since 1914. TAX
ing this proportion as the average
Germany, above the line, has multi.
piled her note issues nine times, and
the printing press is working over
time at the rate of 1000, 1000, 900
marks a week.
The bank of France, the sole is
suer of notes (Which the German
Reichsbank is not) has, multiplied
its paper issues ga times. The
bank of England has issued only 20
per cent of British paper currency
The remaining 80 per cent is in
Bradbury so-called from the
signature of the treasury official on
the first issue of the one-pound and
ten-shilling notes. Britain, there
fore has multiplied it's currency
with these two printing presses taken
together, 81 times. These three are
above the line of the worlds aver
age.
As might be expected, Italy, with
four times her 1914 currency, comes
nearest of those below the line. The
United States comes next with Be
times: then. in succession. Norway
80: japan, 8: Sweden, 2.6; Holland
%; Denmark, 81; Switzerland, 2
and Spain, the lowest, 1.9.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Original Notice..
,er, Plaintiff,

e. w. BAKER, Plalntl1I,
Addie aE zornes, Mary J. kirkpatrick
In the District Court of Decatur
county, Iowa, February Term, A. D.,
TO said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court OF
Of the plaintiff aforesaid, claiming
of you the sum of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars as Justly due
from you, and the interest thereon
at 8 per cent from the 10th day OF
June A. D. 1918, for and on account
of the one prOmissory note OF the
defendants for $125.0O, dated June
10th, 1918, payable to plaintiff due
in one year, drawing per cent in
terest from date and providing for
attorneys fees, and for costs; also
alleging that each of you are non
residents of the State OF Iowa and
have property within the State of
ing for the issuance Of a writ of at
tachment to secure said judgment.
For full particulars see petition
on file. .a
you appear thereto and defend be
fore noon of the second day of the
term of said District Court of Ueca-
tur county, to be held on the 9th
dav OF February A. D., 1920. de-
fault will be entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon.
j. S. Parrish,
22-4t Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Original Notice.
w. F. Greaser. Plaintiff,

| w. +. Greaser, Plaintiff,
W. S. Brannaman, John Woodland,
Alpha Woodland: his wife, Clifford
Woodland and Madge Woodland, his
wife.
Defendants.
In the District Court of Decatur
County, Iowa February Term, A. D.,
1920.
You are hereby notified that there
Clerk Of the District Court of Deca-
plaintiff aforesaid, claiming of you
the sum of $698.91 Dollars as money
Justly due from you, and the in
terest theron at per cent from
the 18th day of January A. d., 1919,
for and on account OF amount Que
defendants w. S. Brannaman ard
John Woodland, and that a writ
of attachment issue against the
goods, rights, property and credits
Of the defendant John Woodland and
especially against the following des-
cribed real estate to,wit:: The 81
of the SW of the NE of Sec. go;
VIZ of Sc of Sec. 60; Commencing
SW Quarter running thence to the
River thence E 40 rods by way of the
channel of the river, thence N to the
middle of the E1a of the SW, then E
to the one-half mile line, thence
enough of the S side Of the NE of
the SW to make in all 20 acres; also
commencing at the e 81 corner Yn r, o, the
thence N SO rods, thence w 40 rods,
thence S 49k rods, thence 10
rods to a stone, thence to the state
road, thence Sc on the line of SAID
road to the place of beginning, all
of the above described land being IN
Sec. 80, township SO, Range ~,
Decatur County Iowa; also me re
Range 26 Decatur County. Iowa, and
alleging as grounds therefor that
said land was conveyed to the de-
PENDANTS Alpha Woodland and Cliff
ford Woodland for the express pur-
pose and with the intent OF wrong
ing, cheating and defraudlng the
creditors Of the said John Woodard,
tiff, and that the said John Woodard
has absconded so that the ordinary
process cannot be served on him;
also asking that the deeds conveying
the above described lands to the
defendants Alpha Woodland and
Clifford Woodland be set aside, can
celled and held for naught, and that
execution issue against the same LOT
the amount of said judgment with
interest and costs, and that the
same be sold to satisfy said judg,,
ment. and for such other and
further relief as may be just, and
equitable in the premises and for
costs including statutory attorneys
fees for plaintiffs attorney. For
full and complete statement or
plaintiffs cause of action see petit
ion.
You are also notified that unless
Won annear thereto and defend be-
fore noon of the second day Of the
term of said District Court of Deca-
tur County, to be held on the 9Th
day of February A. D. 1920, a de-
fault will be entered against you
and Judgment rendered theron.
McGinnis & McGinnis,
25-4t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Original Notice.

Johnston MSnait n,' her husband, Plaintiff,
Flora r. Smith, Robert L. Smith.
Tillman j. Smith, Cora Smith, ms
wife; Margaret l.. Brazelton ana
Amos REa7e s%Itb a ner ORA aus smith
Sis Wife: Nellie Smith and Robert
L. Smith, administrator.
In the District Court Of Decatur
county, Iowa, February Term, A.
To said Defendants:
You are hereby notified that on
or before the 9Th day OF Ja 99'n ~
the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Decatur county, Iowa, the
netition of the plaintiff aforesaid,
nraving for the partition and sale OF
the following described rea! estate
belonging to the estate OF VIM.
Smith, late of Decatur county, Iowa:
deceased to-wit. the sW 11, Quarter artar OF
the NJ Quarter and the N one-half
of the SW Quarter of Sec. Is. town
ship IS, Range 25, Decatur county,
Iowa, and alleging as grounds there
for that the plaintiff Myrtle M:
Johnston and the defendants Robert
Il Smith, Tlllman J. Smltn, Mar
garet l.. Brazelton, George w. Smith
and Nellie Smith are each entitled
to an undivided one-ninth. Of said
real estate and that the defendant
Flora R. Smith, widow OF VIM:
undivided one-third of said real es--
tate; that said shares be confirmed
and said real estate partitioned,
and that a sale of said Premises be
ordered and a division of the pro
ceeds made among the plaintiffs
and defendants according to their
respective shares; that statutory at
torney's fees be allowed for plain
tiffs' attorneys and be made lien
upon the respective shares of the
parties in proportion to their in,
terests and for costs and for general
equitable relief. For full and COM
plete statement of plaintiffs cause
of action see petition when on file.
You are also notified that unless
you appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon of the second day Of the
term of said District Court of Deca-
tur county, to be held on the 9Th
day Of February A: D., 1920, de-
fault will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon:
McGinnis & McGinnis,
22-4t Attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Referees : Sale.
lin Partition

By virtue of an order of sale,
directed to the undersigned Referee
from the Clerk of the District Court
of Decatur county, Iowa, on a judy
ment obtained in said court on the
10th day of October 1919, in favor
of T. w. Ballew Lumber Co., as
plaintiff and against Nellie Morgan
ct al. as defendants, for the part
ition Of the Real Estate named and
described in the said plaintiffs
petition, I will, on the 21st, day Of
February A. D., 1920, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, to-wit:
The north rs acres, of the south
east "A of the northwest n of sec
ton No. % township 50, north
range, No. Is west 9Th p. m.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Said sale to take place in front Of
the west court house door, in Leon,
Iowa, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
m. of said day, when and where due
attendance will be given by the I'M
dersigned.
Dated at Leon, Iowa, Janua-v 7+h
1920
E. J. SanIey
2s-2t Sole Referes.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Original Notice.

Musson Bros. Fred G. Musson and
f. r. Musson, Plaintiffs,
Against
w, S. Brannaman, John Woodland,
Alpha Woodland, his wife, Clifford
Woodland and Madge Woodland, his
wife.
In the District Court of Decatur
County, Iowa, February Term, A. d.
1920.
TO said Defendant: John Wood
You. are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the office OF the
Clerk of the District Court OF
Decatur County, Iowa, the petition
of the plaintiff aforesaid, claiming
of YOU the sum of $2O4O.O0 Dollars
as money justly due from you. and
the interest thereon at per cent
from the 10th day of April A. d..
1918, for and on account of
amount due on the one, pr0mls-
sorry note of the defendants
". S. Brannaman and John
attachment issue against the
goods, rights, property and credits
of the defendant John Woodland and
especially against the following des-
cribed real estate to-wit: The SR
of the ) " of the NE of Sec. 80;
VIZ of Sc of Sec. 30; Commencing
at the SW corner of the NE OF the
River thence E 40 rods by way or the
channel of the river, thence N to the
middle Of the E1a of the SW, then E
to the one-half mile line, thence
enough of the S side of the NE OF
the SW to make in all 20 acres; also
commencing at the Sc corner of the
Sc of the sW of Sec. 80: running
thence N so rods, thence W 40 rods,
thence S 1917 rods, thence. p 10
road, thence Sc on the line of said
road to the place of beginning all
of the above described land being in
Sec. 80, township So, Range 26,
Decatur County Iowa; also the p e
of the Sc of Sec.30, Township %;
Range &c Decatur County, Iowa, and
alleging as grounds therefor that
PENDANTS Alpha Woodland and Cliff
ford Woodland for the express pur-
pose and with the intent of wrong
ing, cheating and defrauding the
creditors of the said John Woodland,
defendant, and especially the plain
tiff, and that the said John Woodland
has absconded SO that the ordinary
also asking that the deeds conveying
defendants Alpha Woodland and
Clifford Woodland be set aside, can
celled and held for naught, and that
execution issue against the same for
the amount of said judgment with
interest, and costs, and that the
same be sold to satisfy said jpdg--
ment, and for such other and
further relief as may be just and
equitable in the premises and for
costs including statutory ATTORNEYS
fees for plaintiffs attorney. For
full and complete statement or
plaintiffs cause of action see petit
ion.
YOU appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon Of the second day OF the
term If said District Court 1T Deca-
tyr County. TO be held on the 9Th
dav Of February A. D.. 1920. de-
fault will be entered AGAINST you
| and iudomont rendered theron.
| McGinris 4 McGipnis,
| a5-4t. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29

Such are the difficulties of a
weekly newspaper. We write some
thing about warm, spring-like
weather on Tuesday, it is printed on
Wednesday, read on Thursday, And
Tuesday or Wednesday night OF
course it gets colder than the North
Pole. Washington Democrat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29

: 81 jtai nrs' agent o'
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
VERY LIBERAL, BUT WHO PAYS

John D Rockefeller gave away
500, 100000 Christmas. His gifts
NAV benefit one in every hundred OF
the people of this country; but, Goa
and ninety per cent of the people will
suffer the additional hardship. We
have already paid about a dollar Of
the donation.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29

It will be interesting to those who
assisted so faithfully in the Belgian
relief work, to know that according
to reports received from there. that
Belgium is recovering from the eff
than any other country. Industries
are running normal and work is
plentiful for all who desire it.