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U. S. TO IGNORE
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breadth Of vision. greatness of heart
idrlity to his race no less than to his
clan. and no moro To his family than to
his ANCESTRY, drawn from all parts OIL
the United Kingdom.
Il REFUGEE" proceeded the ambassador,
that the king and the president sec
eye TO eye and sense the earnings or
the peoples TO whose service their lives
haze proudly been dedicated.
Il came TO lhc court Of ST. Jamch
utterly destitute OF the traditional
weapons of diplomacy, but fully equip
ped with the same candor. frankness,
stra ight-forwardncSS. Slncerccity, ana
consideration which have characterized
TO a marked degree the uttcranccs OF all
your chief officers Of state with whom
i have thus far come into contact.
Precisely as your ambassador went
to Washington an unalloycd Briton,
come 10 London as an unalloyed Amerl-
can"
Nothing coculd be more futile, more
delusive. and more mischievous, he said,
than to. pretend that the Americans
prokfcr of n helping hand was tribute
primarily to n tender susceptibility. 1T
is not" Mr.. Harvey declared. MY
country stands ready to work With
interest to do 500 and secondly. because
it Is to the advantage Of both.
why America Fought.
I'VE deceive ourselves occasionally.
even TO this day at rare intervals, an
cbullient sophomore seeks applause by
shouting that we Won the war For
more prevalent until recently, was the
impression that We went to war 10
rescue humanity sfrom all kinds OF men,
acing rerils.N
Not a few remained convinced that
VIC sent our young soldiers across 10
save this kingdom. France ana Italy.
That is not a fact. We sent them solely
TO save the United States or America,
and must reluctantly and laggardly at
that.
"Wc'rc not too proud to fight, what
ever that may mean. We were afraid
not to fight. That is the real truth OF
the matter So We came along toward
the end and helped you and your allies
shorten the war. That is all We did and
that Is, all we claim To have DONE"
Mr.. Harvey cited the Washington adj
ministrations proposal for soiution
of the Pacific communications problem.
the American stand on reparations, and
the designation OF American members
for the allied councils as indications OF
this willingness and readiness.
Because the president has exempli-
fed his avowal Of obligation, 1t must
not be inferred that he proposes 10 be-
come an international meddler con-
tinued the ambassador.
TIE League Ditched
There stirl seems to linger in the
minds Of many here the impression that
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Chief JUSTICE WHITE
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tho White home where the body OF the
Mris, Law. but did not intrude upon the
grief of the family. They remained
outside and sent their sympathy ny
Word of mouth through the judges
niece who came out to talk with them.
From the state department, Secretary
Hughes issued a brief tribute draSh
from his own memories or the rae
chief Justice as he knew him wlthin
the secluded circle Of the court oetore
the rush Of events drew Mr.. liushes
again into more public place.
Members Of the Louisiana delegation
IN congress Joined in q similar express
sion Of respect and veneration for ms
memory. Attorney GeneSal Daugllerty
also paid his homage, and all day the
wires were busy with nation-wlde
flood Of messages of sympathy for the
family and admiration for the dead.
simple Ceremony
The funeral will be characterized oy
the simplicity which distinguished the
late chief justice Of his country. FROM
the family residence on Rhode lslano
avenue. an transformations cortege Will
follow tho body Saturday morning 10
st. Matthews church where solemn high
requiem mass will be celebrated at ~
o'clock by the Right Rev. Mons Thomas
S. Lee. the pastor.
In compliance with the wishes or inc
family, everything tending to make the
funeral Official has been eliminated
from the funeral plans, but every phase
Of government and every degree OF pup
lie life will be represented among those
who will gather to do CHIEF justice
White last honor.
His late associates Of the supreme
court will serve as honorary pallbearers
from the church to Oak Hill cemetery
where the family burial plot lies under
Georgetown's aged oaks. Members. OF
the cabinet. Of both houses OF congress
and scores from the humber walks or
life, will comprise the unofficial escort.
Disnataries of the Catholic church
and from other churches Of Washington
and from nearby cities have asked to
be permitted to assist at the services,
as a testimonial to the high repute or
the first Of his faith to hold the chair
OF John Marshall.
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States assay office. causing pieces -
iron to strike In front Of the said assay
office, thereby injuring It"
Although reticent in discussing the
development Of the bomb plot investi-
cation. department OF justice officials
stated that they had been on the trail OF
De Filippo for more than two months.
Descriptions Of the man seen standing
near the wagon few minutes before
the explosion, obtained by federal Of
ficials from bystanders. were spread
broadcast throughout the country last
February, and through this medium Do
F1lippo was arrested.
Officials declined to state whether any
connection had been established between
the arrest Of Tito Ligi in Scranton,
Pennsylvania, recently and the detention
of De Filippo, saying a statement 1t this
time would embarrass their invsstiga-
ton.
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ernnment was the same as outlined In
the formal answer to Poland. the text
OF which was made public last nigh1'
declining her request for support be-
fore the council in the settlement or the
disposition Of Upper Silcsia foilowins
the recent plebcscite. That question ~
essentially European. IL was stated anu
thereof does not concern the Unlteo
States,
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Only an Observer

Washington, May 10. (By The Asso-
ciated Press)-The instructions Tor
warded to Ambassador Harvey at Lon
don for his participa lion in the sessions
Of the supreme council as the personal
representative Of President Harding IL
was said tonight. are that he shall act
only as an observer so far as the
Silesian question is concerned.
Administration officials reiterated
that the position Of the American gov
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OBITUARY
Young Services.

Young Ssrvicss-
Funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the fam
.ly home, No IT'S Fourteenth street. over
the late William Z. Young. formerly
connected with the city fire department
Rev. L. S. Crosse. pastor of Zane Street
NJ. E. church. officiated and interment
was made in Greenwood. A police escort
turned out TO honor the late fireman
and the pallbearers were his associates
in work.
Jacobs Rites.
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock fu-
neral services will be held for the late
Morris Jacobs, who passed away We'd
nesday afternoon after lengthy illness-
Full arrangements are still incomplete.
william A! Todd
Scottdale. Pa, May 10 William a
Todd, aged so years. an official Of the
H. C.. Frick Coke company. died sudden
ly at his home here late last night.
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DRUNK COSTS 81

\. Heames. a citizen of Wood county
was fined 81 and costs In police court
yesterday morning. on scharge OF
drunkenness Heames was found lying
on the river bank by the Pennsylvania
station at an carly hour this morning
in = state of intoxication. He was Civ
on half an hour to leave the city by
Judge Ritz.
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CHANCE TO REGISTER

City Clerk Homer c. Crago stated
last night that any eligible voters VINO
were not registered for the primary ias'
week may register at his office Monday
. viii be ths-last chance to register for
the city election May IS.
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TO Represent Bar

New York May 19.-Former President
Taft was named today to cad COM
mittee to represent the American bar
Association at the funeral Of Chief JUS
tice White in Washington Saturday.
Other members named were Elfhu
Root, Frank B. Kellogg of st. Paul.
Minnesota; Geo. Sutherland Of Salt
Lake City and Hampton L. Carson of
Philadelphia. All are former presidents
Of the ASSOCIATION.
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WAMfED-NALH.

wANTED-AT ONCE. We want to get
IN touch with first class correspon,
dent and office manager who can sell
therapeutic appliances by mail to the
Won know him. Must show clean record,
have good health and be not more than
forty years OF age. Modest business
but moro than usual opportunity for the
right man. No hot-air artists, no eN-
BOXERS, no one without experience and
WILLINGNESS TO stick, need bother to APP
ply. Address John G.. Holman. Box $50
Steubenville, Ohio. my-20-h
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VOTING HOURS

Voting hours for the city election
May Is, City Clerk Homer c. Crago stat
ed last night, will be from SUNRISE a.
4:37 a. m. to sunset, 7:17 p. m.
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DEATH WAGON DRIVER
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tinuing collection of evidence against
Ligi, who recently was sentenced to one
wear for draft lodging.
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George c. Perkins Of Wheeling, is here
on business and Is accompanied by MFS
Derkins=parkCrSbu News.
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wANrED-SALES1CEH.

wANTED-Salesmcn. Men women
to sell live proposition. Mr. Moore.
Room 500. Hawley Bldg. between . and
:. my-20-l
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wANTED-Strong boy. II or Is years.
Apply Freshman Yeast Co., 15l7 Jacob
St., City. my--o-s
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LoST-Two diamond rings and ono
amethyst ring in B. and 0. stati1:
Wheeling. In ladies rest room. Liberal
reward. Call Bellaire S21-W my-lp-t
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LOST Airdale terrier puppy female.
answering name OF Dim. rather largo
size, no collar. Reward. Geo. Whit
aker. Wig 2140. woodsdale 429
my-13-m
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ron RAHK.

FOR SALIStephens Salient Six tour
ing car: practically new. Sale reason
.hIe Cali 1891. my19 ON
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wANTED-To rent five room house or
apartment centrally located in Wheel
ing, by family OF two: 10 children
Phone Martins Ferry 339-W. mr-1s-tf
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II your hedge needs cutting. call 757
Wheeling. my-16-l
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LOST-Eastern Star pin between Island
and Masonic Temple on Saturday. Re
turn TO this office. my-16
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. FAMOUS Stark Delicious and Gold De-
licious Winter Apple Trees. owned by
Stark Bros. Buy now for fall planting.
Let Isaac Walker. Salesman Of West
Alexander, Pa, call on you. postal
will bring him. my-1S-u
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LOST AID FOUND.

WANTED - Light hauling. cut rate,
prices Phone Wheeling 1861. my11p
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]. ED MAXWELL practical paper hang
err In all its branches. No. IL 10th ST..
Phone 135-W between s and p. m.
my-17-k
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UCHLLANEOUH-

FOR SALE-one team Of bay horses;
young, weight $500. Inquire Frank
Brown. r. D. No. 3. Benwood. w. Va:
Box IS. my-2O-i
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wANrED-FH1EALA.

wANTED-Young lady for cashier.
References required. Apply between I
and at the Rex Theatre office. my19h
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FOR SALE-Pony and outfit. Call 7131
Ring Ill. Elm Grove. Ask Tor '" 3;
Bankerd, Roneys Point. my-lI-I
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TIA L.aaRua Dttched

There stiri seems to linger in the
minds Of many here the impression that
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Fo8 RENT.

FOR RENT Room with first class
board in private family. for refined
couples at MoundsYlle Camp Grounds.
ENQUIRE Of Caretaker At Grounds.
my-f8-i
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Full cabin. IS h. p. light. draft mo-
torboat, HIS an oak bottom. good
sized decks. SIS IT. hull. Lying at
Eleventh Street. Wheeling. Henry
Salair. !t05 Water St. Wheeling,
W. Va my-2-20t
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0ANTED-aousE Or APAErnuHT,
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FOR SALE-American portable moving
picture machines, Suitable for homo
use, churches. lodges and factories
wing 2920-J, my-17-l
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ron sA1H-PoULrRY.W
ZOE sA1E-RrvE1 CRAFT.

FOR -SAL|Anconas Shepherd strain
eggs and stock. H. B. Hemmann.
Wheeling, w. Va. r. d. 2. ap-1f-2Se
, 1921-08-27
Football.

At 4.3O tomorrow afternoon the Dread
Fought No. 1 and the Christiansted Ath>
letic Association Football Clubs, both of
this town, will line up against each other
on the Holger Danske Ground.
Persons interested in the game are
welcome to the Ground to witness this
match as there will be 70 contest next
Sunday owing to the Dreadnought No, l
Boys leaving on Saturday next for our
sister island St. Thomas to play against
the Stars Football Club on Sept. 9Th.
We hope the day will be q favorable
one. Com.
, 1921-08-27
LOCAL.

We have been asked to mention that
the Native Brass Band will give a con-
cert on the Wharf tomorrow evening.
The result Of the election yesterday
was: Mr.. lessen, 80 votes; Mr.. Roberts
10; 3 invalid tickets. Mr.. lessen is
thus elected.
The S. S. Parma now loading sugar
at Frederiksted is expected to sail for
New York via St. Thomas Monday eve
ming or early Tuesday morning. 1t is
requested "dyised that the Monday man
for the States will be forwarded via the
Parma instead of through Porto Rico.
The Mystery has arrived at Fred erik
sted and mail by her may be looked for
later in the day.
, 1921-08-27
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Bagdad, Aug. 23rd,- In the court
yard of the Govt. building at 6 O'clock
this morning Prince Emir Feisal for
mally assembled the throne of the Irak
region. A great assemblage witnessed
the ceremony. Sir Percy Cox, the Brit
ish High Commissioner for Mesopo-
tamia, read a proclamation declaring
, 1921-08-27

the British recognition of Prince Fei-
sal as King, and handed him a personal
message of congratulation and greeting
from King George. This message an
nounced the apprC aching conclusion Of
a treaty ito consecrate the Alliance
into which we entered during dark days
of the war"
Berlin, Aug. 23rd. : Final instructions
relating to the treaty of peace between
the United States and Germany have
been received from Mr.. Hughes by M.
Ellis, u. S. Commissioner here and the
treaty now awaits signature by the Ger
mar "-~+ 1t is expected the document
will be signed in the next few days at a
special meeting of ithe Cabinet, which
will be attended by President Ebert. The
document will bear the President sigma
ture and will be counter signed either by
DR.. J eph Wirth, the Chancellor, or DR..
Fri6~. Ich Risen, the Foreign Minister.
Washington, Aug. 23rd.- Panama will
not resist the occupation of the disputed
territory of Coto by Costa RIGA, the
u. S. Minister at Panama today cabled
the State Department he had been in.
formed by the Panama Minister of For
eign Aft airs.
Boston, Aug. 23rd.--All British aspir-
atoms for United States lawn tennis
doubles championship lhonours swere de-
feated today when three teams from
overseas were eliminated by American
combinations in sthe second round of the
title tournament on the courts of the
Loogwood cricket club. The English
Davis Cup combination of Woosna, and
Turnbull vas turned back by Williams
and Bastian, middle western champions
81, 6-3. Ga. The British team of Low
and Meyers lost in straight sets to Bnndy
and Bell, 6-2, Ga, 81. The King brothers
defeated Gilbert and Yencke, a third
british team, 60, 6-2, 6.4.
London, Aug 24th.-The population
of the British 0lsiands adjacent to
the United Kingdom is 299, 7O4 ac-
cording to census returns published
yesterday. The population of the Indian
Empire 319, 075, 1872, an increase of IL
per cent. Of the unto of South Africa,
Europeans only, / ,52l, 635 and increase
, 1921-08-27

VI 1VsG PCL NCAN VI OAOA~N
ing full blood Aborigines, 5,426, 008. an
increase of 2I.8 per cent, and of New
Zealand, excluding the Maoris, 1918, 270
an increase of 20.8 per cent.
Bombay, Aug. oath. + grave stu
alton has arisen in the Malabar district
on the West coast of British India,
where seditious agitators have been
working on the religious fanaticism of
the ignorant natives. Their activities
have resulted in serious mass rioting,
bloodshed and destruction OF property.
Military forces have fired upon the riot
ers, causing many casualties. Railway
lines have been cut, post offices have
peen robbed, and mob law is almost SUI
preme in several small towns. One vii
lage, surrounded by a mob has been
repeatedly making ~despairing calls for
help. Military reinforcements have ar
rived at Bangalore, capital Of the dis
trict of Mysore. A proclamation has
been issued by the British Officer com
handing the troops in the Malabar area.
1t refers to "open rebellion prevailing in
the district of North Ponani", thirty
eight miles southeast of Calicut, Several
murders have been committed, the vic
Tins including a military officer and a
superintendent of police.
Melilla Morocco, Aug. Ath.-Reports
received here from Ell Arish state that
Raisuli, the rebel leader in this region,
(probably Raisuli the famous bandit is
meant, has sent al emissary to the
Spanish High Commissioner, offering to
surrender. The reason for bis offer, he
said, is the bad state of his health, as
he is suffering from excessive obesity.
Dublin, Aug. 24th,-The reply to
Great Britain's terms for a settlement
CT the Irish question will be delivered at
Mr.. Lloyd Georges official residence in
Downing Street Thursday night or Fri
day morning, it is expected. The deliv-
cry, it is thought, will precede the pro-
posed public meeting Of the Dali Eireann,
In the preparation of the reply on which
Mr.. De Valera and the other leaders
were working today, while the Dali
Eireann was taking a recess, the cabin
ct" has the benefit of advice from he
members of the Sim Fein executive
committee, VIII oh is composed of sotne
what older men than the average of the
Dali Eireann membership These men
were participants in the conference to-
day over the terms of the reply now
being framed.
Hull, England, Aug. oath. Twenty
seven officers and men of the British
Navy and seventeen officers and men of
I the United States Navy met their death
today in the collapse of the giant dirigi-
BILE ZR 2 over the city of Hull. Every
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NN NNN NHHH IHfNH f'EHaf
NEw fnnI. Tn Asnlls in
iaf.aies nate hreu rltDaFtHn tfum
aalr n Hla announced lHiHF fiff
rf.ls maIkfil He "a whole naff rfr
nhndDd n 800 primary aiNHnm iHo
Demand being yuure comprehensive
thHn ANYTHING nufrd ln tne mHt NIa
mautha. qfH cotton Fuadg nfe quirier
yarns afa si.adF du niEher 'Ffcls. Nli
laps continued weak. Knit goods more
aefiNe.
sgoet goods announced hY ne hmrri.
can Wuuien company showed more
than Ln pee cent reduction irNn the TOP
prfta prevailing iu second 1anAF net
Yetr,
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NEM NoilE ihni ft~l hf mtf!
.p,sf,ri fsr Jaw ausar wna unchanged
nf HN fHf Cun1H. rUHf nud iffithN
..liill fo $3.50 far centrifugal funinE
nna less active ava lhe only hpainchs
reported wle iF1N hHNs m 'Aeis 70
f r.rr.r al Dnu N 0uolfd pflcra
Thr dauand fnr refined Wns .ras ~
n.. pr.raa Mnra unchanged ~ 1913
lsr limo .f4nuiafrd sugar futures
were easlfr and prices closed AZ mo
lowest az 90 points below me tinal.
nf ~ previous day under scattered
lis, -siafion e'rbdinf wps quiet ard
siaatis of an evening chafNpicr. Clos
laa hilsi Juuuary li,i March. aa9;
JUDY ass. .
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49, oelrAns corroM.

iN THE Associated lfHss
NEW NNIEANH fHu etaTho
downward movement IH COTTON rrufin.
uri today N moderate Wnnurr Yhr
mtrhai DlOsrd nf net arriirrF uf ~ tn
l nuINfH EffInr wNI Induced mainly
hY expectations uf nFfH riHnlna iiG.
urn fHr frsf fhIHa irIfN although
Ihr market ri4iuir un. tffrrfHI Nf tho
aufUiII liquidation IrUNrfrl in tho
March pusfl0n in fh0 Ncw YORK mnr-
hft
Nufr Hr nni hrsak she market
mftr HnHn rrrnNtrI.H and nifor that
whenever fhn m4fHrf broke into new
lnW nfnuuH ih.fn wfuN furfnrf uNiufnf
nuf COO Nfn morrow tut nHt W0N fuie
nnfi Ilr f0HdiUf rrf'H was nn
fha Dflar when afnrfa iouk profits
Expectation In fhn mHrafi Wr iof
ID HInrIrr rnrr nf Hf i.fHi fWftfr ul
unn uioa nrHdurrH in lHn| if. which
would ErnrrlNN NH accepted tt nNl
Ut.nr crop OFF 10000 900 hHlNH
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Financial Statement Of
NueceS County, Texas
For Fifth Month Ending Dec. q 1920.

THE STATE or TEXAS
q n % ihe II ~
month Dee aii 1920
a ToMpttlNs Auditor of Nueces county
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Hnaa fandr 9 unlnfa down. nid-
fnF $3.50 sales 80.
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LIVE sTocK

H II0N"I D" 'IN''|NN" "IN.i .'''N N'NNNNt W Iii
oh nS hrai ot snh fii Arc in fn' shape
none sel--tl 90 wife h1N ~. coi2us.
FOR SALE or TRADE Pour muisai +
ln" Moline tractor WIN nlunIt il''
inN ~. IV' uiNNni ftNNi' D
/" ~. ii' goo. ,nn,n gov .nn h-
una'of. q. h Nnlt ,alll'en. lrNa.
COWS
NlN pc. i. "Nn lnN
~ ~ tMr ilHhi N''E ih'"' ~ OF 'hl
'll Mosquito"
,.op e.tr gr imam. 90 $500. ~.
Alouuc Tractor wlth Double n.s. Hou
il. i''Nl'N. lNNt' l
,,,u s.,. , ..., ... ....
a., ,,,.. ,s0,er'e 'hr'p' j. %. wood. "'
ron sAhr or TRADE ono dogcn
avffa vDW IfrI taunr COWS r,Ifa ,unnr
nlsss or hra,y sprlnrer D. 3D. wood
FOR SAIL
t.,u u.rt, n......t,.,. 100. 800 ,,.t.t
rra'.r, In r.lir.td ro" Anniy tos
ron s.tr AGO., ,t,,., r,,i,i,,,....
f-.. ,.t. .fi.hn. n.,f ,r..tiu.. t.ttrl.t
1000 N.u t,rs 8 r.linI.r uart.uae
",.. r. DO, ,g1,.,' ,,,.,
.f r,r.tt.I t,. fa..,. sli-.I.r fan.
,a Antar'o. T,tr.
ron r.t. n,. nI..., t.,I.n .--
f.,.. ...s ... ft,.,..i-. ~. v..t..
if..t.r t..fh ,r..t....H r...
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IUMI Uf.fI.HH Month 30 flHfHI II
HHtnI Total uieluffo.
uIrufH lfNIN II
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FOn TRAuE - 90 acres 81 land located
mica south 81 Corpus on suuahlne
nDn0. riico $40 pen acre. For trade ioi
city property. Phone 20. oliver bitd.
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DIVA AMERECTf VOJACI IA.
BITI.

Koblenc, Nemecko, 6. terv-
na. Diva americti vojaci zemreli
nasledkem ran Zpusobenych
Jim lupieem We stredu ma silnici
bli2e mesta. Jeden q vojaku,
Shiffhauer jmenem, byl "a
strelen na mfste, kdezto druhy,
Clarence Leavell, podlehl ra-
nam svym We ctvrtek V nemoc-
nici. Die sd6leni vojenske poll
Gle, vojaci zastaveni byli pul
noci We stfedu banditou, jenz
pozadoval penfze. Shiffhauer
odeprel vyhoveti a byl stfelen
primo do srdce, skonav okamzi
t6. Leavell pax podal peniZe
banditovi a zadal, aby bylc
mu dovoleno pfivolati pomot
jeho druhovi, nemz sc do
mnival, ze jest pouze poranen
Bandita, bez odpovedi, stfeli
Leavelle do prsou.