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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-01
keliniStea in
Anglia acut3
Conditiile de munc3 Sunt
foarte rele
RAp1oAL1sMu1 ESTE MAI RAspiND1T AcI.

cul 'Steagul RoS al Revolutiei''
Multi din timpul nostru Pam pc
trecut gindindu-ne sd lucram or
81 nu lucrams'.
Dupa doua saptamini de lucrl
81 greva Williams a plccat spr:
Glasgow, unde a cautat lucru III
Santierul de vapoare; la OCCUR
si fabricile de otel. Insa era foar
te putin lucru, dcci a plecst Ia
!Midlesbourgh, centrul industric;
de otel din Anglia, unde aytepta
la portile fabricilor Gu alti lucra
tori fara lucru ca ell.
'Incercind sd aflu &c cugetd
muncitorii englezi, a fost ma
1Sor intr'u 'un fel, de afla, Cd il
aceasta tara, pentru ca iacolo tot
vorbesc o limba, ''spune Will
liams'' De alta parte Ell sunt GU
mult mai provincial ca al NO.
gtri, aici char eel mai sarac Cd.
latoreste mhai mult ca cei din
Anglia. Ualii dintre minerii CT
care am lucrat, n'au esit din a
celia vale de zece ami. Lucratori
de reguM sunt foarte prietenosi
81 n q fost grcu q cistiga incrcde
rca lor".
:, @. cauza a nelinistei muncito
El|esIitr...dl lresti din Glasgow Sc datorests
c,onaittiilor rele a locuintelor care
a devenit cronica de citi-va an
de zile.
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ACU1G ESTE TnRuL.

Ca comerciantii nostri, oficiu-
rils Bancilor ii Industriasi 'li
trimsat& anunfnE4ls peutzu Co.
lendar.
Dac6, aveti in orasul D-voestra
Representative nostru adresati-v4
dinsului, daca nu scriei l. ad-
ministratia xiarului de unde YETI
c&pata informatiile nnmai decit.
CalendArul in acaIind va Fl gaia
deci cine trimete anuntul din
weme, capat4 locul de frunte.
Grabiti. M lasati pc milne.
scrieti All. (227-28).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-01

Gu inminarea checkului dc $500
II. GuSeila ne scrie:
Stimate die Pascu:
Patrunsi de cea mai adinca
veneratie pcntru faptcle vitczc
savfrsite de eroina della Jiu,
sublocotcncnt Ecaterina Teo-
doroiu, am respuns Gu drag
apelului d-tra, trimit1nd ala
turat un check de sase dolari
din partea noastra, pc care va
rog al alatura la fondul mo-
numentului care Sc va ridica
in satul natal al croinei della
Jiu din donatia Rominilor din
America.
VI salut Gu stima,
.asl DomifiGn a. Gascild.
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1rotsky desfida
lui,,ea

MOSCOVA (Prin telegrafia
fara fir Ia Berlm), ~ Sept. =
Atentia guvernului sovietist dir
Russia este fndreptata spre Paci
fic, in care sfera, spunc nrinistru
de razboi bolSevist dl Leon Trotz.
ky 'un antagonism enorm" a
fost facuta cind a fost intrebat
Cd cc crede &C atitudine va lua
America hata de Russia in dispu-
tele+ americano-japoneze.
Trotiky care este unul din pu-
terilc dominante din sovietcle ru-
|sesti, deserts politica interna-
tionala a .bolsevistilor corcspon-
dentllui de la International
News Service 81 Ia spus Cd ''multe
surprize va face armata rosie"
Ministru Trotzky refermdu-se
la presedintele Wilson a spus:
'Eu cred ca politica preSedin-
telui Wilson nu este cea mai Gu
minte din istoria republicei trans
atlamtice".
Intrebat despre politica State
lor Unite fata de bolsevrsm, mi
nistrl Trotzky a spus:
Tn lumea noastra politica moi
am inlaturat prejuditiul natio-
nal, simpatiile soviniste 81 oarbele
simpatii de rassA. MOI tinem un
ochi deschis asupra tuturor des-
voltArilor de 'antagonisme din
lume. MOI tinem Gu un antago-
nism enorm sc desvolta in jurul
Paclficnlui. Atitudinea noastra
in antagonismul din Pacific va Fl
dcterminata de :atitudinea State
lor Unite II q Japonici fata de
Russia.
moi am demonstrat in repe-
tate rinduri Cd moi nu nrImai ca
putem cxista printre guvernele
'burgheze- ci Cd am 81 facut alta
ceri mari Gu aceste suverne.
''Obserwatorii superficial n,l
fost uimiti de succesul nostru
fata de poloni si nu-si puteau
cxplica inaintarca noastra. Re-
tragerea noastra de la VarSovia
la aruncat de cealalta parte ex-
tre1na.
"Armata noastra "a fost cla-
dita 81 e cladita 81 acum, pc
'front.'.
Ell prezice multe surprinse ale
armatei rosm, 81 spunc ca lovi-
tura ce o vor da incurind polo
nilor, va ii decisava.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-01

Dupa intervievuri - lall d-lui
1uliu Maniu 81 al d-lui general
Averescu - au dat amploare
discutiunilor i'll jurul colabora-
rii politice a partidului de la gu
vern Gu Federatia din opozitie.
Deopotriva de intransigente 81
eNclusiviste i'll forma, lambelc de.
claratiuni au in fond doua pune
te de contact, de natura sa dca
bunc sperante pentru viitor.
Att seful partidului national
cit 81 seful partidului poporului
recunosc ca tara ar ci$tiga din
tr'o cooperate fortelor politice
La opera de restaurare consolida-
re sisdesvoltare. ColaIborare fie in
intelesul strict al cuvfntului, a.
dica formatiune ministeriala
comuna, fie in dntelcsul larg
raporturi normale intre o opozi-
tie leaA 81 un iguvern actiy, Gu
hotarirea de o parte 81 de alta
de ia trece GU buna vointa peste
micile diferende, sprc a lucra cot
la cot prin concesiuni reciproce,
in mteresul exclusiv al Statului.
Colaborarc, a carci eficacitate ar
rezulta att din aportul experien.
tel 81 ca'pacitatii personalc a va
lorilor intrunite cit 81 din autori-
tatea GU carese infatiSeaza in
totdeauna actele este dintr 'un
accord parlamentar cit mai pro
nuntat.
AL doilea punct asupra caruia
sunt de accord declaratiunilc ce.
lor doui sefi: pima acuma, cola.
borarea II "a fest fmpiedecata dc
idei fundamental opalse in che.
stiunile externc 81 inferno. CHA,
la legea islazurilor 81 la legea
arbitragiu.qli, deosebirile dintrg
guvern 81 opozitie Sc prezintsu IL
amanunte, nu la principii. Ma,
ales asupra intentilor, nimic uu-
departa, find 81 de Q parte 81 dt
alta aceeasi dorinta de gasi 50
lutMle celc mai fericitc.
Prin llrmarc totul sc reduce l.
asperitatile, la frecaturile, la ii
camille fara dnsemnatate, carl
inofensive in cercllrile mici, CO
pata ecou In gruparile mari :
greffndu-se pc. CHESTNUT de or
! din superior, isbutesc sa le spm
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1mEERH DEcm A,sE n.
ToARqE LA LUcRU.
MARTINS FERRY O. / Or

MARTINS FERRY, o. / Oct.
- Dupa una dintre cele mai i'll
ve1Yunate lnpte i'll istoria orga-
nizatiei minerilor din acest dis
trict, mincrii din partea rasari-
tcana a statllui Ohio, i'm aduna-
rca lor care sc tine aici, au votat
ca sa puma capat grevei neauto-
rizate prin care 1000 mineri all
parasit lucru.
Votul pentru sfir$irea greve,
q fost 156 pentru 81 139 contra.
Greva 'aceasta q resultat du,
cerinta minerilor ca Sd li-se p:a.
tiascS 81 pentru piatra pc care
STUNT siliti CO Sd o scoat4- din
NINA.
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Dl Whiting Williams din Cle-
vcland, care dc sapte luni de zilc
ccrceteaza spre a afla zee Sc pc
trcce In mintea muncitorilor'
din aceasta tara, s'a intors acum
de curfnd din Anglia unde pc
trccut trei luni printre munci-
tori, prin mine 81 prin fabrici
epre Nfla &C cugeta muncitorii
englezi..
II Gu nrult mai lbine de a ii un
lucrator in America de cit in An
'glia, a spus Williams; aceasta q
uost prirna lui imprasie. Lucru Sc
capata foartc grcu in Anglia, a.
ceia caro- au de lucru null para
sesc, deci Williams a petrecut
eel mai multi timp cautind de
lucru.
Nnd a parasit. biuroul lni de
director personal la Hydraulic
Steel Co., Hcum mai !bine de un
an ca sd Sc amestece printre CRU,
purilc de amuncitori, minele lui
erau 4lbe 81 fine. Fri arafat
palmele lui care erau toate ba-
tatorite si almflate. Bataturile
apnne CO 'lola vspatat pc cind era
angajat ls Gel mai greu lucru =
l. dusQl de rsrbuni pc vaporul
Mauretania.
''Am mers in Anglia ca sd
aflu dc 1ce muncitorii din Anglia
Isl sasuma idei pfea aaeobicinuite,
81 Gu cred ca am raflat eauza' !:
spune Williams. ''Dincolo am
aflat maj multi RADICAL intro
s4ptamina de citi am aflat i'll
America in sapte luni de zrle.
'El va tine coNintarc Ia Ca
mera Oomerciala din acest oras
ca sd spuna despre experientele
lui din Anglia. Pima acum deja
q facut mai multc angajamente
de cnvintari in alte part. Va
scrie si pentru reviste; lar car
tea lui in care descrie aventuriie
de prin' Aabricile dim America,
dim topitoarele de fer 81 otel, din
adfncimele minelor, stunt relatate
in cartea hui care q aparut zileie
aceste, sub titlul Whats on the
Workers Mind.
Whiting Williams, scrietorul
81 confercntiarul, devenit sim
plu Williams yagabondul c1nd q
sosit in Anglia. Prinlul loc de
ltscnl. Ia aflat in 'icea mai ibol-
sevizat4 NINA din scotia cca mai
bolSevist5 din Anglia Ia Treor-
chy, in districtul Rhondda in
Wales, rartea sudica.
Aci . esit in greva GU restul
lucratorilor, timp de doua zile, Q
grevs facuta numai Gu scopul dc
. reduce profitul operatorilor de
mine.
Am luat parte la toate dntru-
nirile radicale, ''apune Williams,
atit " suprafata cit si in adinci-
inca de 400 urme de sub pamftt.
!dtnd lucratori au parasit lucru,
ii sigpr Cd am esit Gu ei. Lucra-
tdrii gu spart toate ferestrile y
casa directorulM. Ere fcarte ph-
cut pc sci ptn4 cind jandarmeria
q tost chemsta Ia fata locuaui.
M NJ m'sEi ii b6gat in mina pen-
tuu mimic in luane, cit timp .
tinht grepa.
Pe cfnd nelinistea ferbea, eu
Vi tovsrasul meu, cu greu pu.
team llcra Ia suprafata pentra
u un gr,gp de vreo o trei7eci ori
pstruEecf clntsu din NINA cinte
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Anuf aCesta
ESTE Al zEoELEA AN De cfNp zARuI AMERICA
EDITEAZA
CALENDARUL NATIONAL
EDITEAZA

Deci yem s serbian JUBILEUL DE 10 AMI /, Gu aceasa
ocase vem s. dam tuturor cetorilor nos calendar
artistic va ucrat hirtie fina avnd oes mai frumoase
fotogra de aici de acaa nuvele poes sse dc autor
oei M bun imbracat in copera artistic at4 in oolor
GrAhiN ca comanda, c3ci faoem un numxr resrins din
cauxa scumpet Peul 66c poEtp postal socist3te 81
revinSatorn smut ru9aN kimite oomandA - sas. y.
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oBRHnoN v1srTEAZA
STATEI.E UNITE.

MEXICO CITY, I Oct. Pre-
sedintele 0bregon Ia plecat astazi
catre nord, via Ohihuahua, Gu
scopul de q merge Ia expoxitia
ststului Il 81 Paso, in Texas.
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PENTRu MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA TEOD0R0IU

Suma cea din urma .$879.O1
Domitian A. Guseila, Thorpe,
r.. w. Va, 200
'Nicolae Adam, Thrope, -. 200
loan Boldia, Thorpe -. 200
fTotal 1885. 90
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Charge BOlsheviki With Poisoning of
 Serbian Officers
Associated Prsss Leased IViy.)


 BUDAPEST, June 3 - With I2 army officers in hospitals in conse- quence of having been pricked by poison needles, and number dead, it is believed that Bolsheviki are at tempting to create new disorders dur ing the period of uneasiness attend ant upon the signing of the peace treaty.
 The city is filled with terror at these outrages which are committed at night when officers are going about on duty, and particularly when they are in the crowds. There are few people about the streets now, the cautious staying within doors.
 Order is being kept by mounted po- lice and squads of soldiers with hand grenades.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
X. |. ID GIVE
 PICNIC DANCE.
Knights of Columbus Plan Entertainment for Parish
 of St. Patrick

The Knights Of Columbus will give a picnic at Highland park for all the members of the Parish Of St. Patrick's s church, Sunday, June G. This day promises to be one of the pleasantest on the calendar of the church in the way of entertainments.
 A program of sports, races, and dancing is being prepared and things will be humming from noon until late in the evening One feature of the afternoon will be the children's races and other events for which prizes will be given. Arrangements will be made to light the park in the evening and dancing will be the chief attraction after the sun goes down. A large part of the afternoon will also be spent in dancing and the committee in charge promises that there will not be a dull moment for the grOwn-ups.
 Lunch and refreshments will be ser we'd all afternoon ana evening. the re ceipts from which will go to help pay for the beautiful new cathedral Automobiles will meet all street cars at the end of the line so the half-miIe walk to the park will thus be saved for those who come up to spend the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
BASEBALL SUNDAY

Al Kobey's crack nine will play the 10th cavalry baseball team at Warren Park next Sunday If Kobey's men show the class they did last Sunday when they beat Lowell 1 to the cay alrymen will have to step lively to keep the locals from walking away from them.
 Both the local pitchers, Cochran and pitching winning ball. Barnhill is playing center for Bisbee, Glenden ming going to short and Kreig gbaum playing the third sack.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

An intuitive love for animals and the labor of training them to act parts in photoplay are two entirely diff ferent things, according to Nell Ship try" which will be seen at the Cen tral theatre tonight and Saturday ana the Eagle Sunday and Monday.
 Back to Gods Country" is an adaptation of 'Wapi. the Walrus.' . by James Oliver Curwood, probably the most noted writer of animal fic- tion in America.
 When the picture is seen Monday it will represent months of tireless
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Reserve Board to
 Protect Industry
 In Reducing Loans
lAssoeiotea Press Leasca Mlirsl


 WASHINGTON, June 3. - Cover honor Harding of the federal reserve board in a statement tonight de clared that the board was opposed to the use Of drastic and oppressive measures" in bringing about a reduc- tion of long standing loans.
 The boards views were expressed in response to a letter from Repre- sentative Gardner, Democrat, Texas, who said that Texas wool and mohair growers feared efforts of the federal reserve banks to hasten deflation might prove disastrous to them since many of their loans soon must be re newed on account Of drought
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
SAFETY THEME OF LECTURE AT
 |. ]. MEEINC
Copper Queen Gives Jolly Evening to Employees at
 Local Theatre

Employees of the Copper Queen packed the Grand theatre to the doors last night as guests of the com- pany at safety rally and entertain ment. An excellent program was presented. including musical numbers, boxing bout and moving pictures.
 The meeting was presided over by Arthur Notman who made a few intro ductory remarks w. w. Gidley, in charge of the safety department. spoke on "Co-operation for Safety"
 Mir. Gidley dwelt on the economic side of safety; what it means, not only from the standpoint of the indi- vidual, but to the industries of the na- ton in general, and to the men them selves. In speaking of conditions in the mines which are the source of un- avoidable accidents he said the neces- sity is not only for safer industry but for safer men.
 Gidley pointed out that the indivi- dual is more potent factor in acci- dent prevention than the company
 
 share to prevent accidents. but their work is of no avail unless they meet with cooperation on the part of em- ployes. The employer can safeguard dangerous places but must depend on the employe to assist in eliminating dangerous practices. The safety or ganization must necessarily be an or ganization of the men themselves and the success of the movement depends on them. Safety business is good business" said Gidley, it is the em. ploye's business and they are the ones that reap the dividends"
 The speaker said that wholesome criticisms of safety measures are al. ways welcome and appealed to the men to make their criticisms intelli- gent and helpful; constructive. rather than destructive.
 'The duty Of cooperation" said Gidley, lis one that the employe owes to society, to his family, to his em- ployer and to himself Legal statutes may be enacted and enforced with riSor, and systems of mining evolved by the highest talent and supervised by able an1 conscientious officials, but the men have burden to bear that the employer cannot carry. A mine may be safe from an engineering standpoint, but the greatest factor of safety or danger in an intelligently operated mine lies with the individual workman"
 R. B. Hecox, foreman miner with the United States Bureau of Mines, car No. l, spoke on the value Of first aid and rescue work. He extended an invitation to the pubic to visit the car that has been in Bisbee on the siding next to the depot for tine last two weeks. Hecox highly complimented the Copper Queen company on the first aid and rescue training that it is giving 10 its employees
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

work spent by the east and animal Trainers who endeavored to obtain touch CT nature and realism that would be an innovation to the silent art
 It was two weeks before Nell Ship lman was able to get near the DOT cupine. This animal, be it said, is possessed of a set of needles which pierce and remain in the flesh of any enc touching it when alarmed. Miss Shipman's part called for her to have a porcunpine crawling on the bed she was sleeping in. It was if tnally accomplished but as result of much patience
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
ATTENTION. B. p O. E

Our assortment for picnic lunches will please your palate.-P. D. Mere. Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

Webb. federal prohibition director. he said today. AIr. Webb is to leave here tomorrow, motoring 10 Globe. From there he will go to Stafford.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
MARsHALs DRY FORCES

PHOENIX. June 3.--A general sur vey of the prohibition enforcement in eastern Arizona will be made by w. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

ATTENTION, K. OF C. Choice picnic lunches at the P. D. Mere. Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

PHOENIX, June 3.-Trinitrotoluol betted known as TT N T." nigh ex- plosiVe. is available for use in Ariz- ona in any amount desired by the state. according to word received from Washington today by the state high way department
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

-r-s-
 
 Ees irt
 mo ta i--s
 B T'es HaH come EDWi- EGENSH o-- Y c FENDE'EOE. Ss- G L. yliG.- iECh aer, r-vsf-.--
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
ABSOLUTE BEATS vANiTIE

NEWPORT, R. l., June 3. -The Resolute defeated Vanitie today in the first of the trial races to deter mine which yacht shall defend the Americas cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger, Shamrock ". The race was sailed over a 2S-mile windward and leeward course in a moderate breeze, the Resolute cross. ing the finish lire the victor in four minutes. seben seconds elapsed time, and five minutes 39 seconds corrected time. Both Yachts had slight accidents during the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
 Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at Medigoyich Hall. Wis iting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT, Sachem. s. VERFAN, Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
"Gets-It" Stops Pain Immediately
 and Corns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns Is the tried and proved "Gets-It' way the way that millions have found quickest, easiest safest and most reliable.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 WOMAN
 Richard l., Homestead Ss5, meets second and fourth Tuesdays at old PythiaH Castle Visiting Archers are cordially invited R. ]. RATCLTFFE. Foreman Q. D. STINSON, Correspondent. Box Ik9e PhoEs Red Ssa
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month ct Odd Fellows hall at 7:S0 D. m. Visiting members cordially invited
 R F. HANCOCK. President,
 Box 134S. BisDee. WINNIE JOWLES, Secretary.
 Box t054. Bisbee F. J. ATTAWAY, Financier.
 Box 3171. Lowell
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

FOR sALE-sis-foot walrus soda
fountain. Tanners confectionery
n
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
HORSE MARKET LOOKS
GOOD TO AUCTfDSEER

THE horse market is good in SOU
poets in sight for this season." said
Earl Munyon, member OF the auc-
pioneering firm OF Munyon and Hop
kins. upon his return from the coast
Saturday.
Mr. Munyon attended several horse
sales near Los Angeles and witnessed
the selling OF many head OF horses OF
all qualities. that brought good
prices. In his opinion the horse mar
ket will continue TO show better
signs. and he predicts that the de-
mand for good stuff this fall will be
nearly that OF normal.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

FOR SALE s-ro~ bean cuitiyator
nearly new. Phone t003. r.. .
Lyon
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MRS. ARTHUR CARLSON DIS

Edna Carlson. aged 32 years. wife
of Arthur Carlson, manager OF the
local branch OF the Gem State Lum-
Der company. died at Twin Fails
hospital yesterday. Mrs. Carlson was
taken 10 the hospital several days
ago in the hope that an operation
would bring relief from serious all
ment. The deceased is survived by
her husband and two children, one
two years and the other two weeks
old. The body is at the Dewitt un-
dertaking parlors pending the making
OF funeral arrangements.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
START CONSTRUCTION OF
ADDITION TO GARAGE

Taylor n Taylor, general machin-
lists, have started the construction OF
a 50-foot addition to their machine
shop and automobile repairing plant
located on east Main street.
The owners state that the i'm
proyement was necessitated by their
greatly increased business. The new
addition will now give them a floor
space OF 100x24 feet and Will accom-
modate a dozen automobiles.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
NOTICE of sAI.E OF REAI.
ESTATE UNDER ExECuTIo>
first National Hank Of Filler. a cor.
poration. rlzintiff. Va. q. q.
seymour. Defendant

first National Hank OF Filler. a cor.
poration. risintiff. Va q. a.
seymour. Defendant
~ virtue Of an execution issued
cut 81 the District Court OF the
Fourth judicial District OF the Stats
~ Idaho. In and Tor the county OF
Twin Falls. wherein First National
Hank of Filler. a corporation. plain
TIT recovered judgment Ia said dls-
tfiet court against "a. q. Seymour.
defendant. on the 9TH day OF July
lp1e, fuf the sun OF Ten Hundred
aud r~eaty.two snd So.iOo Dollars
and for the further sun of Twenty
and so.io0 pollars coats. together
nth the iutsre~t thsFeon at tbs rate
% sefsa per cent per snnum from
the sth day 81 July. ts2o. I have
this DAP levied upon all the rixht.
title. ciNim and Interest OF the said
defendant. a. "a seymour. %. In
and the foilowinx described real e.
tate. to-~if
Lot rhrss CD Ia bloch Twenty.
pins lzsl. cits % Fuss. stats Of
Idaho.
Public notice e hereby sivss that
1 Will ON the sth day OF August.
ts2o. At tho hour OF : O'Clock y m.
81 said dsy In fronf OF the court
house In H. county OF Twin rails.
state sferssaid. ell 81 publ sucsicn
70 the hishse< bidder for cash. law
full monsy ~ the United psasss. all
the right, sisis. claim and isss4sss
nf tho aid defendant. q. O. osymcsr.
Of. IN and 70 the above tsesyissd real
estate ss satisfy pisinuffs iudg~
'nsnt vita intsssst ana all costs that
hare or nay eefraa
Dated this ixsh day Of Juiy. 1910
A. N. spRA6uE. ohsriff.
~ BrN =. BROWN. Depsy.
first psb.icatfoa Jsly iti last |
Publication August 8.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones and
family OF Jerome visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Krohn Satur-
day.
John Cronin with some Filler
friends motored TO Bull Sunday TO
see the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Davis of Berg
day.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
aSot PERSONALITIES. BrT pHiS,
CIPLEB--

Purposes and Ideals count" says T.
gilmore Lucey, noted chautauqua hui
norist. who appears at the Gem the
tire under the auspices or the Amer
can Legion Friday evening. July 23.
adv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

Any horses or cattle found staked.
pieketsd or tied so that they have
access TO any street or sidewalk shall
b. taken up and placed Ia tn. pound.
aud the owner fined the sum OF
$500. 4. ID. ALLEN. M.rshsl
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
Apalcors Ar oorRtEvs

Apricots viii be ripe and tof sale
In 1 few days Parties wishing
same should call Joha \. uossisy,
phone sos, Filler, Idshs,--sas
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

whsn rou trade At hems. ID youf
home town, ycu are aosure6 Of good
soods, and the merchant b hsss 70
back thsu ~.