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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
Tru Doa biemme.

S rMationalti6en6e" lei es fglgen=
6e Snterbiep:
Ser ito6 &oier, Sprener og ellie
fonba1ler / Sr11 S6a Mieliens Sir
beiosparelie, Siemmets mtn6fte og
6ets uMl1erbelligite", ga hi / @aar
aflag6e ben6e ct 8eieg. Set bar
8lomiter=&iliener, &enner og 8eur=
6rere baboe ien0t / M%nle6ning al
Siemfomiten fra 6en lange Mmerita=
Tourne.
$50, Eaf, min @en!" iag6e bun
me6 lit imutte, lpie 5mi1, iom @por
paa bort Sp9rgsmaal ON, bbor6an
&eiien baboe beret. ~@eiien bar
goo. @aa un6erltg set lp6er, betp=
Ser iaa6an en- lang &eiie ODER &abet
for mig 6reo. Men ieg er 10 ogiaa
ct 96man6Sbarn me6 mango Slegt=
le6s 6aren=pi6enom bonfenoe / init
8lo6.
Sg 6eropre befan6t leg mig og1aa
iaa bel, at leg bar bleben Der ct Yar
Maane6er en6nu, bbis Direftgr
@faarup lite bab6e telegraferet ef=
ter mig. Seq maatte berbiem og
ipille / ~@bentDret". Ser Dor eIlers
iaa meget, iom bente6e poa mig ser;
obre. Ser r NOT at gidre for 6olf,
iom tan noget og bill noget.
Men bba6 bill Sc ellers bobe, ieq
ifal fortel1e Dem ON @eiien? @tr
Sierne bliper ditto TOM, naor moi
be6er mig fortelle."
~9e ffal fortelle ON Sem ielp =
ON Ebeatrene 6erobre, 6ry 06o.
90 lao fortalte bum ON 6e aneri
fanife gbeatre, men ipntes itaoil
upillia til at iige noget onn fig ielp
@noelig fit 8la6man6en benoe til a
notale fig, men Tim ganife tort:
; ~D& be6 man 10 %oltiammen FER
:, biemme," iagoe 5ru 0oa me6 ct
&aan6bebpgelie, Der itrgg set be'
: iom 11oget forbigangent, eller maait1
fnarere iom noget, Ser blep ian1le
til alle '6e an6re Min6er, be116e!
. Silent RUNNER iaa mango 8i6nes
bpro ON. ~Seg fptl1eoe min .@reb
in6e". Sc tan gleoe Spe116 2eopoli
meo at iige bam, at bun eioro'
umaaoelig 2pffe. Sg iaa- fang ies
mine 6anffe @ange, iom 9anft-gme
:. rifanrne buife6e iaa go6t fra fioit
leg bar Ser, at 6e Boo ON olle 81
gamle. Set rerte mig - og 6e
rgrte mig ogiaa, at 6e / bper $50
; bele 3ften lige op til 0maba, Ton
!: og preientereoe mig en- Mengo'
imau 96aer, Ser par opfal6t efte1
mig, og iom MI bar tretten, fiorter
,Mar".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11

beioe baar6t for fin. Selp Sen be-
ffiGggeoe Degr, iom bon. prber at
false BAN, bar maattet arbeioe
baar6t og bar maaife fnap NOT baft
&aa6 eller Sis til at boIoe fig iaa
glat ON Sagen 1iom Deftoren.
(. Sbe6 set ipife WoaI angaar, oa er
BET 1igeiaa goot iom roget oi16et fra
9anmarf, 90 Sc lite taler efter
Sfriften nogert al 6em. Mer1 elIers
for @eiter. iaa blot ieg peo, er Dof-
torer ielb>en Sp6e.
Micbael Micbelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
Ghtragu.
Set banife Sbeater.

! @aa Spnoag Mften iamles ollie
9anife, ser letter &ris paa goo
6onff &ome6ie, / Mortb SIDE &urner
Sail for at ie @oitrups lpitige Gong
ipil, @ienboerne. @nbber Ser iaa
l%16f6relien at fprite @iolin iioite ST
teraar, bill iiffert fomme igien %
me6bringe ollie 6eres @enner til en-
f%orngielig Mften. Ser er intet ipa=
ret | nogen &etning for at opfbre
.@tpffet og gibe set ben rette Drama
.ttife &omnne, % 90 ri ct fienot me6
9irefter 0pe &nu6iens ubeitri6elige
Ealert iom S%nitruftgr n1eb 9ie for
De mtn6ite Detailler, tgr ri lobe, at
Goreitillingen bliber / ane @a66er
iaa f1loen6t, at ielbe Sober So1trup
9o6t f1tn6e oberb9re BEN og lite BE-
b6pe at benoe fig / fin @rab.
SIT bore be6ite 6ramatife &refter,
iom @u6run Sacobien, Eborba16
Sarenien, Srla SSu11l, Morten @e=
itergaar6 og naturligbis ielbe 9iref=
tere11, m%e6btrfer; er1 @aranti NOT for,
at @ienboerne bill gaa ODER 5cenen
me6 &r9ciiton,
Og Sen6ags Soreittllingen bliner
ligeiom en- &etteinor, bborefter. 6anif
oramatiif &rnit Der / 8pen / 6ren1tis
Sen bill fslge. 2pffes set lite 0pe
&mubien paa @gn6ag at iamle itu=
ben6e ful6t &11s, iaa maa set in6=
rgm1nes, at De Danffe lite bar Snter-
este for at itgtte bam / 8%eftrebelier,
ne efter at beoligebol6e ct onnif Sbe=
[ater.
Mu er 6e be6ite @rpfter iamIeoe
% ftaar bere6te til at poe os ubn19r-
fet oanff @ome6ie, iom hi / Marepis
bar iabnet. Gao % paa 5gnoag bi1e
0be &muofen, at bans Mrbeioe bar
baaret Grugt. 2a6 % fDloe @ortb
SIDE 9urner Sail til fi6fte @labs,
- Set fortiener baa6e 9ireftere1t oq
Be 116merfeoe &rRfter, ban rao6e1
pber. Og buff, at @inboerne ipiI:
lee TIM 6e111e enc @ongl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
saIOn1Ons Mmanaf.
SHE biz 1nin6es Micbael

MIe biz min6es Micbael Galo-
mons rDe Gorene6e 9taters 6anfe
MIma1af, &aaro- og Marbog", iom
uofom / 4 Margange Q914-191D.
og man bill me6 @Iqbe erfnre, at ben
bill b1ipe forfeit me6 en- ny nogabe,
fofa er nnoer l1oarbeioelie og bill ub'
form1e Sen 1. Nob. s. q. Gorn1ntet
|6liper BET fatuue iom tioligere; men
.SioeantaIlt liot ftbrre. Solon1ons
Mrnmaf bar en- goo og paaIioelia
Bog, og>d Der er inge11 SbibI ON, ID
5ortfptteIien bill bIipe set famune.
Set er hons 8Ian, at ben ifal ipenoe
bioere END fsr. ne1n1ig bringe 8u1
fra % III 9auffe paa beIe SoroHo.
ben. 8rifen biI blibe i Dollar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
Gmuffe-G erempnier.

3ors6ag Mften Sen an6e11 6ebr1tar
bab6e hi Mnle6ning til at oberbere
.9anias l~1ng6omsprenings Mg6e
% bar @i6ne til en- i9roeles inn1t
Optageliesceremoni % bbort bele
Goreningen 6eltog. 9e npe Me6=
lernn1er bar to Detre al 9arias 8re=
-ft6ent 6. So. 2arfen, og set forbnt-
4ie6e biftnof al1e 6e ttlite6eberenoe
sSr6buote, 1neo bbilfen Mnitarb 0p.
.tagelien ifete. 9onif &oni1I 8oier,
Ser ogiaa bar tiliteoe, tog 90 ogiao
anleoning til, / en- npbelig lille
r5peeeb" at fo11plimentere Be rnge
Menneifer, % erflareoe, m ungoom.
men j 9nnnarf her baboe 11oeet al
lore. Boaoe &refioe,t 2orier al
|Daria % CIR. Mielien taIte / BORNE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
6mif &jelpefonbet.

81 minoer om> at set 6anffe @iel=
pefopo afbol6er 8aiar / Dania Sen
49,, 10. og 20. Marts. Sen beliig=
~nelfesrige @irfiombe6 6on6et u6biier
mellem fattige %2an6smeno, ierlig /
8intertioen, er almin6elig amer
fien6t og 6erfor bgr 6en formen6e
8aiar babe al m1,lig Stette fra Dor
SIDE. &ber NOT iaa lille @abe moo
tages meo Sat og enbber al Matio-
nalfomiteens 9elegoter bill mo6tage
og fpittere for famine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
0NSKES.

I]mport-Firma ensker en- Represen-
tant til at s;elge importerede danske og
andre Produkter til Wholesale og
stor ''retail trade. Firmaet importe-
rer en- Mangde forskjellige Varer, saa-
som Sm@r, dansk Roquefort Ost,
canned vegetables, extrafin Lever
postej, etc. Tillige Fotografirammer.
B9rster. etc. Svar paa Engelsk; opgiv
Territorie @nsket. og "~referencer".
Adresser A. F. Lopez & Company, Inc,
1O5 Hudson ST., New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
Asthma lidende.

Jeg vii sende Dem til Prove en- $1.OO
Flaske af nit garanterede L@gemid-
del for Asthma. Send ingen Penge,
men betal efter Brugen, hvis De er
tilfreds. Midlet SKATER hurtig Lin
dring. Har. helbredet mango efterat
alt andet har slaaet fell. N@vn dette
Blad. Skriv til
George D., Hoover, Mfg.> Pharmacist,
Dept. N, Dies Moines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
Sygeplejersker.

Unge danske Kvinder, som Gnsker at
oddanne sig til en- G@rning som Syge,
plejersker. kan faa Ans@ttelse paa Diet
danske Fenger Hospital i Omaha. We'd
kommende maa have code Anbefalin-
ger, we're i Besiddelse af ct godt Hell
bred og have en- Skoleuddannelse, sva-
rende til ct to Aars H1jskolekursus.
FENGER HOSPITAL,
Training School Department,
18th & Dewey Sts., Omaha, Neb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
Decentralization.

Me6e afbolotes @anoag Mften
Ben 81. Sa1uar / 9ania 9al, bbor
Ser 1ng6es 8laner for ben fommen6e
@ationalfeit. st Gorilag ON, at bol,
6e bbert an6et Mg6e enten 1e6e /
8pen eller paa Sp6it6en, forfaite6es
og &omtten be6tog fta6ig at ms6e /
Dania, bbts 2ofaIe er itilIet til fri
&aa6tgbe6 af 6oreningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
sibfte @pt.
&eto pbuitemt.

Me6 81 moo 1 Gtem11e be6toQ
@enatet / Man6oes pao11p, tro6s
&reiioentens Geto, Sen 6eIesreio=
luton, ser paabp6er @tan6sning al
@berbninger til Mrmeen, in6tu 6en=
ne er formin6ifet til 175,0OO Mon6.
@uiet oberitemte. 8reii6entens @eto
/ 2er6ags ne6 oberp9l6en6e Maiori=
tet.
Com 5slge al Senatets M%fgigrelie
bill al @berbning til Mrmeen piebIif=
felig itanoie, og &rigsminiiteren te=
legrafereoe Sr6re berom til alle Mt=
Merltationer. &erens nuberenoe
@tprfe er 100000 Man6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
e. Banl Siosnoe. 5artoaa sen II. dde5rnar 1921.

|0ro for ben unge Screening, Ser mi
teller 66 Me6lemmer, unge Menne=
ifer, bpis Gorelore neiten ollie ct
Meolemner al 0ania, iom tan bore
itolt at oct npe Stub paa 9onias
gnmle 5tamme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
u&mn et!"

Sen unge Manbs ltr mao gao
for raft"
u@porfor me1rer ou Set, Sar?"
$50 for / Mftes, 90 $ talte iam-
men uoenfor 9pren, in6en ban gif,
bprte ,ieg bam fige: fun et", og 90
bar &loffen en6nu fnap toIb."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
&aa 8ef6a.

81. MreI Beren6t, gbef for 9efo=
rationsnf6eIingpn i Counter Bros.
ftore 5orretning, 9es Moines, SSa.,
bar paa ct tort 8eibg Der iiofte Gors-
bag % tog ahIeorine III d bilfe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
2epfpiens nse 8eitpreIie.

Te6 Sagt og -Gtifertflubben 2eb=
fgiens aarlige @eneralforiamling
palgtes felgen6e 8eitprelie for 1921:
Setter &ruie, @refi6ent, Mnoretu
Salegaar6, 8icepreiioent, Martin
@asm1sien, 5efreter, gip., $. 9.
8tsguaro, &asferer. I'll @ebiiorer
balgtes @briit Sgrgenien, Sacf &ruie
',og @ten @tenien. &il Gorbalter for
fommen6e Seion g~ienbalgtes 81. (.
Heterien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
vi VII BETALEl so

af Deres PENCE, naar de inds@ttes paa
ct IL Maaneders Certificat. Kapital
og Overskud $6O,000.00. Stockholders
Ansvarlighed over en- Million Dollars.
Beliggende i den bedste Del at Monta-
na. Bestyret af en- skandinavisk Kas-
serer, tidligere Bankexaminer.
STOCKMENS STATE BANK,
Choteau, Montana.
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9anias-

9anias 8biitparti.
4@run6et paa, at BEN treble Sen-
Bag / Gebruar er leiet, bill 9ania boil
De fit maane6ltge @biitparti ferit-
fommenoe Eirsoag Mften oen Is.
Sebrnar SCI. s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11

paa gamle @enner. ST. 8eren6t,
ser bab6e beret u6e paa en- Gorret=
ningsreiie, erflareoe, at ban lite
fun6e flage ODER 6aarIige Ei6er, ga
ban bab6e fu1ot op at gigre, 1igeiom
ielpe Sirmaet baboe en- ita6tg itigen-
6e Gorrefning.
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DANSkE BONDS

AT wore sidst importerede Btger kan vi serng anbefae;
B. s. NGEMANN:
MORGEN 0G AFTENsANGE.
Rigt ilustreret af Carl Thomson. Pragtyprk. indb. $3.50. Heftet H. 81
vi har ktbbt hele Restoplaget.
MARIE SOPHIE SCHWARTZ:
AT denhe yndede Forfatterindes kjendte Romaner kan s~rlx tre.,
haves:
BLADE AT KvnNDENs LIy.
Indeholdende s4s Slider i 2 heftede Bind. Farvetrykt om,lax
sslses for s10e for begse Bind.
SKlDRnNGER AT FAMIELIVET.
er n e pf' spss s i 1sea' f fsf,s & e:p 9r'''s' tn''nnen ssn Slider: Bes.a
ARBEJDETs BARN.
Llgaedes 2 Dele ct Bind, hrvetrykt Omsag. som indeholder 80
s4s:!.e. s s::ser Sophie se de . sssE's It sn sssss s : a.: d ,; sss'7 7ssis9ss. :: -
"Arbejdets Barn" roster i hee dens omans kun Is Cents.
800 ~''A" AMBRos1us.
med p @ense r9 Sams11nde to o. Bind SON indeho'der 9Ss s'der' y oensst
49,. " # s$esss de; der s7 ! sEasse!s9sn h.. z.st ale 4n.s.s. Inter
s fsfs II 4id i'assis e1 w S sf7 n stn1sste i p sS%enfo'n' h''F dsnne' roman
Begge Bind koster $1.25.
BURDE HUN HAVE FoRrA1r HAM DIET,
at at ? ?ssa;e i Rsa s9 7 ssa.o On der f e s7s If sa Pa a. asss sssssi e s!, ssn ;' Dc:
Bet aamns gjaMer
DEN GALE PAA FRIF0D.
at storer Clouston, Hvert Eksemplar farvetrykt omslas, keher ee.
DeDENs DRoNN1NG,
If Guy -Boothby. Ovenud spandende, 208 slider. Phs s10e
god Afs@tning. da dens Boyer, i Betragtning at Diet udmarkede ma
MIRIAM NICHOLSON:
/TRODS ALT
Pris 60 Gents.
A. h. GREEN:
DIET RUNDE vERElsE"
Pns 60 Gents.
PHYLLIS BOTTOME:
WYNN sTAHNES LYKKEr,
-, Pns 60 Gents.
MRS. DE HORNE. vAIZEY:
BILLIE BEISHAWS BEDRHTER,
Pfs 60 Cents. "
Ale ovennsvnte Bigger portotrt tn,end we'd Molhsel,ea Il Be16se
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
73e7as ssufh Fourth Street la,ne.,saa
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9goSitraffen.

SBDS1tranen.
Nebrai fas 5enat far meo 20 ct
moo Z negtet at afifaffe 9p6si traf
fen for n9rb9ren6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11

oansk Skraa : !! s s ks55:; rs = @ Fl; s
st Pund Norway Long Cut Rsgetobake l
Ter ct Pund Karvet Blad for StJO Noes
Rose. middelsterk, Sl.25 OF Lys Virginia
$50 pr. Pund. Portofrit tilsendt aar Be-
falling medfol9er Ordren. ARenter snskes
ChriStiania Tobacco Co.,
las Hamilton Ave-. Broeklyn, n. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-11
9b6sfalb.

@il1eobngger 8dgebiere, ON bpis
@apn Ser for en6el 9lor ii6en itob
lite ringe @np / Mnleoning al
@runotpigs= Minoesmerfet, er for1e=
Sen afga1et beo 9g6en, biitnof iom
6elge al en- langiomt teren6e @pg=
Dom.
= @ropit Sobannes CONNER /
@u0uH 6eoe forle6en / en- M16er al
- Mnr. @om n11g bar ban 2erer
psa @allefil6e &siifole og ii6en
Meobiplper / &reite. S 1897 bleb
bon @ogneprelt / Slime og ii6en
1908 bap6e ban p9ret / tit iioite
@mbe0e, @uoum / Mal6org Mmt.
@an bar iamttoig Hroblt / 6leifum
og @orm1m @erre6er.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-11
FOR HEAVENS SAKE, YES!

Governor Thomas E. Campbell has issued proclaim alton calling upon all loyal citizens and patriotic and wei fare organizations to cooperate with the veterans b 1eau of theferi government in seeing that disabled assistance from the be brought before the bu reau representatives, who will visit different cities in Arizona during the present month.
 The bureau is engaged in an effort to make amends to the veterans for the shameful delay ill settling claims for disabilities. The object of the board is to render speedy justice to all disabled veterans who have soica ly accepted the disregard of their claims lying i'll Wash ingon entwned in avalanche of red tape and neffi cency
 The proclamation of the governor should be taken to heart by loyal American citizen i'll this state and assistance possible should be cheeIfulv tendered supreme eeventhhour effort wipe out the gigan tic blot of disgrace occasioned by the sad neglect of returned and disabled soldiers.
 Those who escaped death at the battle front and who fared worse through disabilities. turned loose on their resources to compete i'll seeking employment with others of sound body and mind The result dis a>trous. Thousands have been denied employment be- cause msound in bOdy-lacking in brawn. a result cf sacrifice made in the discharge of duty soldiers
 Claims for disability filed. assistance asked where certainly worthy of being received But the delay in handling these claims has dishcartened the plicans well galled every true American. Now the government proposes speedy justice to these veterans. and it behOOves every citizen feel the responsibility of aiding in this work
 While in hundreds upon hundreds of cases it may be late make amends let that fact be the incentive for concentrated action in wpng out the great injustice done those brave lads who in good faith upheld the honor of country.
 Let not the pledge made to them as they marched away be broken Let the injustice be aoned for before it grows to greater bounds.
 Let keep faith with the boys. taking n for granted that the spirit that the will overlook the atenesS of deserved consideration
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-11
DIRIGIBLE PROBLEMS

The reports of survivors of the ated ZR2 indicate that faulty construction caused the wreck. The big bal loon had been Ill the 30 hours and apparently standing all the tests but ill the attempt to>}nakc quick turn at high speed the frame snapped clean in two the front part of the ship being much heavier dropped al most like and exploded first in air and again upon touching the water.''
 It is the old old story of the mo stronger than its weakest part The fond hope that problems of construction solved finally for this type of aircraft is deferred It must be determined whether the faults general to all such craft manufactured thus far whether the trouble lay in this particular dirigbe and the materials of which she was built.
 Another veXed question which must be solved before the ligherhalair ship be accepted for general either military civilian. Is that of gas supply.
 Highly explosive uSe, in the wrecked ship. the plan being fill her tanks with the safer heli when she arrived in this country. Yet 1t said that enough helium can be manufactured ill the United States in year with present facilities. the de- lnands of one ship of such proportions.
 These problems will be solved satisfactorily there is doubt Meanwhile, the plane remains the King of the Air.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-11
WHEN THE WELL RUNS DRY

Thrty-siX of the funds are empty State Treas uler Earhat registering warrants against the several exhausted funds in the order in which they arrive at his office Pleasant tdngs. indeed for the creditors of the State of Arizona.
 The general fund is gone The agricultural college without money. The other funds situated include
 Asylum for insane operation: asylum for insalne imp. and rep asylum for insane bldg and imp: asylum ing, buding child welfare board. date palm orchard date palm orchard and hOrt station fair commission o eratlon fair commission. repair free employment indus trial school operation loan Northern Arizona Nor nal school operation prison operation pioneers home operation, prison Improvement and repair Salt River valley experimental farm. school fund.- stream gauging state road tax Cochse, road Coconino, state road tax Gila state road Graham. state road tax Marcopa state road Mohave, state road tax Navajo state road tax Pina, state road Santa Cruz state road tax Yavapa state road tax, Yuma Sulphur Springs dry farm, Tempe Normal, operation Tempe Normal, building, Tempe Normal, gas fund. Tempe Normal capi tai fund.- University of Arizona. operation University of Arizona, improvement, University of Arizona coop tension, University of Arizona, extension, University of
 Arizona farm maintenance, University of Arizona farm improvement University of Arizona, citrus Investigation University of Arizona, printing, and interest state funded debt.
 Rather imposing array of bankruptcy, is it not Rather patent declaration that something needed in the state besides signatures against appropriations!
 If million dollars of tax anticipaory bonds are sold within short time the foregoing funds will be re- plenshed If not the creditors of the state of Arizona will go without their money until November. But inas- much few banks will take the warrants, wonderI who will do the banking for Arizona.
 When the we'll dry recapitulation of the uses to which the water put, and wasted, undertaken me the taxpayer interested in his ability to pay his bs He is trying to support his family keep his ob his business fairly keel and cussing the gov ernment-Revew.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-11
THE TOMBSTONE BANK FAILURE

Announcement to the effect that receiver has been named to have charge of the First National Bank at Tombstone which closed its doors weeks ago would indicate that the institution is due for liquidation From regarding the condition of the bank it is bad
 It is said that much of the paper held by the bank will not be realized Cochise county had deposit in the closed bank amounting $10O000 secured by surety company bond There is considerable surprise at the closing of this bank the time 1t did only few days after Mrs. Costello, its president had published men assuring all depositors that she increasing her holding ill the bank and soliciting the continuance of bus
 mess by the then depositors On the strength of this statement is said that several dposor increased their deposits removing their funds from other banks. Mrs Costello is reputed to be wealthy wOman being the wi dow of the late Martin Costello and naturally when she published statement i'll the nature of de- positors that all well at the First National bank there feeling of confidence in the institution and the depOstors shocked when the banks doors were closed and followed by repudiaton of the ment made by Mrs. Costello. Many of the opinion that Mrs Costello be held personally responsible for all the money put into the bank after the publication her statement.-Douglas International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-11
THE CUTE CUss AND TYPOGRAPHICAL
 ERRORS

Every day this paper and every other paper in the country has number of errorstvpoeraphca and other wise Thats of the good many people think the editor should have been blacksmith But what of
 the editors viewpoint! If there's thing better cacl
 lated rosy youth into doderold than for in death notices and weather predictions mix ed that the dullcd thing ill the paper Mrs. William Williams died last night. She has gone where it ll6 degrees i'll the shade with rising temperature nolrow. wel-we d like to know what il iS. Maybe vol think pleasant walk down the and hear alnnino idiot with a head like German pancake and brain like added egg holding up the sheet eauStc and the editor consciccelcSS Scorn. Maybe think 1t nice to hear member of the vacuum
 family remark that the editor make up his paper with shovel. Or some Pnhead Percy wonder why the editor doesn't learn how type No doubt you think it eXcruciatng delicious when item announcing that Miss Merry Merrvvae is to be led to the altar into the paper lied by halter.' Funny. isn't 1t. Yes. il is! It depends the point of view. Some people may think paralvZed with the itch is the height of the ridiculous, but what does the paralvzed think about it! We all apt to make mistakes Don't forget that. What would you think if the editor put of your takes into the paper And bear in mind that he knows
 lots of them that would make interesting reading. Remember when .------- who shaves himself. came church with fine patch o whske,S his chin which le had overlooked! And when Miss -~----.-- let the shOestrg her switch hang down her back! And how Elder -.-. caught the tail of his long coat over the neck of the bottle in his hind pocket and went down the showing that sometimes the strongest in faith weakest in the flesh But wc have intention of telling these things As editor woudn' be much of hair-pin if bent that way. Just remember though. that all prone and the time you something in the paper which you regard
 sign of the editors eeblenindeneS>. just say the devil did it. and by heck. II back you up- -Maysve Advo- cate Democrat
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-11
JUST ADVANCE INFORMATION

The Sun is being chided it by brother editors of the Republican faith, lest spill the beans and the Democrats win all the emoluents in 1922. Our idea is much the Under present conditions the party is going the rocks and have very wholesome de- sire prevent such catastrophe. Much of the real good dope Democratic brethren gathering is being exploded in advance of their chance tell the CTS fall about for the first time. At least few real Republicans will be able say that they pointed it not and willing rule go to pot-they went pot
 Don't mistake it brother believe the loving smiles of our Democratic brethren of the quill for they are sharpening their broadaXes for the fair haired Emperor of the Highwaymans department whose will knows law and to whom the governor must bow least does make his obesance present.
 The record is all written up to date and it is up to the Republican party to stand it, legislative nterefer ence and al repuate while there is yet time to vince the people of the state that they had intention of building any ornamental cement thrones and imposing Mad OK thereon-CoconinO Sun.