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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30
No Chance.

$50 you've been specializing in the
market, have you?" mot at all; al
ways lose my money on sure things
Life.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30
Chez
o. Legion
Copy for This Department Supplied BY
the American Legion News Service.)
COMMANDER WELL KNOWN
c. D. Cunningham Of centraIia, WASH,
Was Prosecutor Of l. w. w. As
sailants Of Legion Men.

One of the best-known men In the
country In /. w. w. and other radical
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30

Take a day off to be good-natured /;
md It is about the only way.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30

Some persons do not wish to be
lovely, but only to be loved.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30

Do as your minister and your doctor
tell you and you are pretty safe
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30
ENTHUSIASTICALLY sneakinn

"Hey, mister, this cheese sand
wich."
"Smatter with it'll"
"The gasket is too thin.'-Farm
Life.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30
HELPS TO FIND EMPLOYMENT
Arthur Woods, Head Of Hoover Spe,
eial Committee, Proves Aid to
Ex-Servlee Men.

Ex-serviee men throughout the coun.
try have benefited largely from the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-30

SSoo~N@AS ~ePON1AJ
union men who, he declared, desired
to continue to manage the industries.
Paris-Myron T. Herrick, American
ambassador, conferred the Edward
Longstreth medal on Professor Ber-
gonie, of the faculty of medicine in
the University of Bordeaux, in honor
of his invention for locating metal
fragments in the bodies of wounded
soldiers.
Rome-Five persons were killed and
80 injured in the collision at San Dona
of two railway express trains. The
accident occurred on the bridge cross
ing the Piave river.
Mexico City-President Ohregon to-
day denied the semi-official report
that the Mexican government had
granted an extension of time for the
payment of oil export duties.
Calicut, a-Chambarriseri Than
gal, one of the two principal leaders
in the Moplah rebellion, has been ar.
rested near Mannarghat. 1t is be-
lieved his arrest will break the back.
bone of the rebellion.
Santiago, Chile-Blancho Errazuriz
Vergara, who in 1917 near Westburn,
N. Y, shot and killed her divorced
husband John L. De Saulles. was mar
ried to Fernando Santa Cruz Wilson,
a wealthy Chilean.
Calcutta-Nearly 200 Khilafat vol
unteers were arrested today. Cases
against 263 prisoners were heard by
the courts. All but seven of the pris-
oners were convicted
Tokio-More than 20 socialists, ac-
cused of attempting to spread radical
doctrines among soldiers, were arrest
ed recently at Otsuka, an army camp
for military maneuvers.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

ldul revdptiilor, .au trebuit ID
treaca prin framantfri socialt
care on amAnintat mai totdeauns
existenta lor nationaaa, moi aven
poslbilitatea de face dintr 'un
sct national un mare act de reyo.
lutte socialai,
Franta, urmarind, dreptatea so.
ciala, isi periclita in marea reyo.
Lutte existenta ei nationala.
Russia s'a zguduit 81 dupa raz-
boiul Gu Japonezii 81 dupa acesta
din urma, numai dupa infringe.
rea militara, iar prin framanta-
rile ei launtrice a .usnrat .dpSma-
nului victoria impotriva Ell.
Nh a fost castig de o parte
care sa ny insemne lpagnba de
|ceialalta.
MOI nll STAN in aceasta tragica
balanta; Ia moi intreeirea natio-
nala poate indeplini rolul istoric
|al unei adevarate -revolutii.
Daca am sti eel putin sd ipte-
|legem norocul acesta!
,Daca am sti sa complectaM
pnirea 81, ssa dam procesului de
|intregire nationala un !, caracter
|atat de social, meat framantarile
fatale ale vremurilor de All sd Sc
|scprga, pc munca lui, M impo-
htriva! II ;muua,
Daca am Fl asa de intelepti ca
|sa nu jignim prin mimic constiin-
ia ell care vechiul regat a iesit
din singerosul lui martiragiu iaf
|provinciile CELEBRATE s'au alipit
de moi!
Neamnl acesta are priyilegiul,
unic in istorie, de a putea culege
roadele sociale ale unei revolutii.
mai totdeauna destructive, prin
,actul national al intregirii lui.
Ell 1nsa nu va Fl ferit de acea
pustiire de cat Gu o singura con-
ditie: sa-si ,dea sama Cd intragi-
rea trebuie sd fie pentru dansul
revolutia lui cea mare. ).
: Eetrs 2. Suaip.
(,'N Rom anoccNA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

In atticolnl pAblicat in npfna
|fnl f10hin6t ,de kiarul ''fars
Noua d.lni n. Iofga, prec,m 8
in cpvintarsa "a de. Ia Atenen, ID
DIR. n. Lppp 4 spus I'm mare ade
var: Cd intregirea noastra natio
nala este marea noastra revolutie
An este. Nu e nici pnul dir
resultatele ne care popparele L
urmaresc prin rexolutii, la care
moi 81 M pptem ajunse prin fe.
nemenul istoric al intregirii ma.
tionale.
Dreptate pentrn teranii Dar
ce alt eveniment putea sd arate
mai bipe cat drept az u ,dansa
decat singele ne cAre llap yarsata
Dreptate pentru muncitorii de
~ .orasei ,Dar ce lueru putea 81
arate mai bine dreptul lor de .
avea conplecta rdsplata q mum.
eli de cat spectacolul Averilor de
razboiu facute prin snecula banu-
lpi care, in lqc sd mearga in
buzunarul celui care ,munceste q
ramas 81 q crescut in Ibuzpnarul
specnlatorului:
Cinste in administrator Dar
'cand am avut ioare mai mult6
nevoie de dansa de cat astazi
cand in provinciile alipitl ochii
acelor carl eraU obisrpiti Tg .
administratie mai occidentala
stan atintiti GU rautate asupra
noastra
Umanitarismi Oar cand pu-
team moi sd intelegem mai bine
drepturile minoritatilor etnicc
de cat astazi in cuprinsul Roma
niei Marie
A putea sd insiram toate ma
nifestatiile vietii noastre publice
nu este una sing,sra care 81 mn
gaseasca in eitnatia produsa de
intresirea pationala, ,iWboldul 81
obligatiunea de a Sc innalta.
Nu simtiti marele, imensul no.
roc al acestui neami
Nu simtiti ca, pc cand alte po-
poare, pentru a putea culege 70.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

Otis & Co. 4 deschis un de-
parliament strsin pentru investiri
81 dl John r Ratko este condu-
catorul.' @ s''
+ Dl John F. Rerko a VENT in
tara aceasta II .snul 1913, prima
,positie care-o ocupat-o a fost Ia
First Second National Bank in
Pittsburgh, scclea VENT in con-
tact 81 mil de oRfni pasenti in
tari streine si en- multi devenit
prietin bun.
In anui 1916 a 7ntrat in servi-
ciu la Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh, Asistsht in biroul
Presedintelui pnds fost condn-
Gator la departamehtul de recla.
me, aici a fost datorinta dansului
sd impace pc toti anploiatii me-
multumiti care. lucrau la Carne.
gle Steel Co. A fost totodata 81
in serviciul GuyernGlui ca Censor
si Talmaciu pentru Western
Penna. Mr.. Perko = fost in SER
viciu la Carnegie Steel Co., pana
in l Ianuarie. 1921
Mr.. Perko de present este con-
ducator lat departsl llentul strein,
Ipentru ipvestiri 4 Otis & Co.
Una dintre cele mi mari Casa
de schimb si invesliri in tara a.
ceasta care vinde aetipB9ii de mare
valoare nu nsMai y BaHnci, mari
da 81 y societati dr'heneficiu 81
|pfiyeti fa faEs dorese assi inyestir
b4Rpii II rlapqtr'qpr loc eur 81 prof
tabil.
Mr.. Perko vsrhe(te 81 scrie co
rect mai multe liinbi streine 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

de organixarea praductiunii, in.
|sAapneaa6 n heatia teraneasca
M s'a tetmipy
81, Aacd Az Az 4 terminat, Gu &C
irept votbesc nvernantii de in.
|.hqfpantarea celora .eari vor-
Ehesc IN nomile nevoilor terra
nestii
Realitatea efte acessta: impro,
,p1ietarifea, oricat De larga ar ii
Aa, nh satisfade prin ca sasasi pc
teran I: ca n,s Ace alteeva decat
sal ,dera posibi'itatea de a Aeveni
.mpltanit. Cum va deveni multa-
init il Eeahtatess Prin felul cum
sc va folosi e pa amantul expro-
priat; aceastag singura vaioare
a fmproprieta1frii Ea nh este de
eat I'M incepnt.: drumnl e lung, al
tteranimea W. AFsa totdeauna ne
vote de cineva ,care so calau-
zeasca pc dansul.
atr, =. suciu.
(s'N. R0wene1Ass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

vazut lumina III. magaxie sfs a
orezut cal argatu, sf,s'a dus ca sd
intrehe de- tine 81 cand So apro-
plat de usa' a vazut pc Serbian pc
ne IN scaph 81 tpe domnu Anton
\ .llNpkfele lui tinandul de maipi,
81 tu erai pc un alt scaun, en- Q
mana il tinea.i de pept q Gu alta
Al Rpnss,i latul de GIT
''Auzi minciuni! Auzi ce-ail
scornit d,nealor! Stati Cd va i'm
vat eu minte. Ocna o sd va ma.
nance pc amandoi. Sa mai am
mila de Vol! Astea stunt numai
din tine, pntoare!ss striga Ana,
fndarjita ii aplecandu-se asupra
ei incepu so loveascS din non ca
|pnmnii in eoasta.
'1arta-ms Ano. Nm ma omori.
Eu nam vAxut liimic. M mia
spusts mugi Safta IN chinuril4
ldurerei, iperoEita III . Abats pani
| 8 ucide. ~
| CAinii fncepura y Iatre d A1s
q ridica d esi plna n prsi iIl 4 4
tunAi Zina - fn1f,.S ~. - p I, y = "a,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

degeteie cele MARI pc 'beregata
Saftei.
Spun = borborosi Safta.
''Spune, tirfa" zise Ana, slo-
sbozind-o de git.
Nh mia spus nimepi, Am va
gut Gu ochii,", soptie Safta.
Mint" striga Ai'a." In
noaptea ala ai fost Snchisa a
Primarie. "Spune mai repede ca
nu-i bine de tine. De la cine-a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18
DIN PATRIE

| 49, I 4
Dl Take Iplescu primit in "a
iunie in audienta membrii dele
gatiupii ,comerciale poloneze. De-
legatiunea urmeaza in prezent
tratative GU delegatiunea de Iex-
pert romani in sensul stabilirii
principatelor conditiuni ale con-
tventiunii. Presetlintele delegatin-
nil a declarat unui ziarist, ca de-
legatiunea dupa 1ncheierea con
tractului comercial- Gu Romania
va pleca la Riga, pentru a urmal
tratative GU rusii in vederea an
cheierii unui contract similar.
Rez,fltatul obtinut anul acesta,
care priln,rl an de productiune,
cu cultura gogosilor de matase, a
fost mai multi decat satisfacator.
II lPentru ca sd Sc dea o desvol-
fare cat mai mare culturii gogo-
silor, Directia agriculture ,ho-
TART sa sc extinda cultura in;
toate locurile favorable pentra
care scop, is'a dat circulari tuturor
plasilor din ,Ardeal, ca sd raspun-
aa unde Sc afla regiuni plantate
ell duzi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18


Guvernul snnne: problema te-
raneasca resolvita. .Cateva hec-
tare mai multi sau mai putin nu
schim'ba cu mimic situatia. Esen-
tialul nu mai este de 'aici inainte
repartitia, ci felul productiunii.
Eli sbine, ipseamnd aceasta ck
|s'a terminal Gu chestia .teraness-
ca! Cand terannl va sti din ce in
ce mai tare ca are nevoie de unel-
te, de vite, de seminte, Use va
raspunde: zee nevoie 81 de ele
cand ti-s a dat pamant"
Cand neyoia hancilor populare
81 q cooperativelor de lucru 81 de
desfacere Sc va face din ce in ce
mai simtita, i-se w spune teranu.
lui: zee mai vrei nu al destal
|pamant" I
Oar ce 4 facut dnmnpl Caro-,
flid altceva, ia diecursul sau de
Ia Camera, decatta1s desvslte up
intreg program As actiyit q ri
rala posterioara amproprietari-
riii Nu sulltem de aaoNl cu dan
sui in fptregime, insaS trebuie Sd
recunoastem Cd preocnparea sa
lie b scoate nentru tarS 81 nentru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

teran cat mai mlflt bine din pa.
mantul expropriat, trebuie sa fie
appreciate.
Asia insemneaza insa ceva: Cd
aceia char carl afirma pretutin-
deni ca problema teraneasca s'a
lncheiat i'm aceasta tara, STUNT ne
voiti sd recunoasca importanta
lchestiunilor vitale care Sc pun
dupa improprietarire.
Cum ramane .atunci Gu ,afirma-
tia ca imediat dupa fmproprie-
tarire va disparea orr ce politica
ter&neascaf Cum ramane Gu nro-
hodul de ingropaciune eantat asa
de des?
El are Insa un rost: cand voiesc
ga loveasca in adversarii carl fac
din chestia agrara justificaxeh
2or politica, guyernantii' spun !:
sgeti muri odata Gu resolyarea eli.
\ cand ae.psppn fhaf Hpei nouS
xepartitii a pam&ntului, .ei spun:
Jar, bine. chestia agrara nu se
resdlva prih repartitie, ci prip
intesificarea productiunii.
Oar, onorabili domni, daca re,
sultatul improprietaririi depinde
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

slobozii pe Safta de- lie, dar nu-
mai un moment. lsi dadu seama
Cd daca sc lasa pradN emotiunilor
tot planul va fl spulberat, ca
Safta va repeta acuzarea 81 fata
de alti, 81 ideia Cd Sc vor Jporni
cercetari 81 Sc va face viva mare,
ii revolta tot .singele, prinse pu-
teri pc carl nu. si-ar fl 1nchipuit
Ga le alba, Sc repezi la Safta ca
scoasa din fire; 0 apaca de par
si 0 trase JOS pc dusumea si inca
lecand pc ca 0 pisa Gu punnii in
ceafa ii sub coasta phna Q ameti.
Cand Sc ridica de pc ea vazu pc
Aaecu ca Sc intoarce de la Paras-
chiva deschise usa si ii striga:
'aPune cali Alecule 81 dute Ia
primaru. Spnnei sd vie indata Gu
Notaru la mine. Sal aduci' Gu
sania. All auziti
'sDa, euconita", raspunse Ale
ca 81 pleca in graba catre grajd.
Sstta desmeticindu-seA putin,
ln0earc& sd Sc ridice dar Ana
pari din nou pe ea si ii zise apu-
'saad.o ds gAt:
Cine Via spus ca am spfnsu-
M eaban ~ green. Spune q
4. \ 49, ) e I \ apksk sn plteI \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

Departamentul strein pentru in,
yestiri al lui Otis & Co, 1ntot1
dqauna Gu placere va (la informa.
..tipni daca doriti a va ipvesti
hAni irtr,pn loc SIGtJR, PROM
TAB1L 81 GARANTAT.
(Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
LAND SALE TUESDAY

PHOENIX. Feb. 12.-Public sale oi $40 acres of state lands will be con ducted at Clifton next Tuesday by C E. Ashley, chief accountant of the state land department. it was an nonnced by the department today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
MOB INTERRUPTS ADDRESS OF
 DRAFT OPPONENT; RIOT CALL
 BRINGS POLICE PROTECTION

CINCINNATI. Feb 12.-Seenes of turbulence that necessitated the send- ing of riot call to police headquar- ters marked an address delivered to- day by Oswald Garrison Willard, editor of The Nation and former editor Of the New York Evening Post. The address was given under the auspices of the City Club and the Woman's City Club.
 During the week there had been many resignations from both clubs on the ground Willard was an admit ted pacifist and that he opposed the draft Prominent women, members Of the Woman's City Club. circulated petitions protesting against the meet ing and the use of several halls were denied
 Willard was in the midst of his ad- dress when about 50 men rushed up the stairs to the auditorium. A closed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Tuberculosis

Dr. Glass has posi- tive proof he is able to cure Tuberculosis by inhalation. in any climate.
 For further irfor-I mation. address 1T. F. GLASS I<HALENT CO. SUITE Sl2, MASON BLDG, LOS ANGELES. CALlF- ORNlA.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

Invest One Dollar and seventy five cents in one dozen cans of Sego Milk.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

door containing a glass panel opened into an ante roOm- The glass was broken and several invaders and de lenders were slightly cut. The crowd poured into the ante room and there was a wild melee Women members threw themselves against the main door to bar the invaders who were yelling lets go. We demand to hear this man" Blows were exchanged and the noise attracted throng. A riot call was sent to the police The stairway and ante room were soon cleared Willard halted as result of the noise. but continued when the police had cleared the place
 Herbert Seal. who denied he was the leader of the attacking force. was charged with assault and battery. but was released on bond. Willard was escorted from the hall to an automo- bile by the police after the streets had been cleared for d block
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
FEDERAL AGENT
 DIRECTS RAID

Abe Sainila, arrested last Thursday in the Lockie House on School Hill. found guilty in police court on a charge of having liquor in his pos session and fined $50. was re-arrested yesterday by department of justice and prohibition officers on a charge of having in his-ossession intoxicat- ing liquor and selling same.
 Mitchell K Medigovich was arrest cd yesterday afternoon on his ranch a few miles this side of Lewis Springs on the Tombstone side of the divide. by the same federal offic- CTS. and instructed to drive to the Bisbee jail in his Ford and await the arrival of the officers. Medigovich said that half barrel of mash was found on his ranch. but that he had it there for hog feed.
 Yesterdays arrests were made un- der the direction of Joe Solano. fed eral prohibition agent from Fl Paso' and Special Agent Bates of the de partment of justice. They were as sisted by city police officers and dep uty sheriffs. After raiding the Medi- govich ranch the officers proceeded for parts unknown and had not re turned at an early hour this morning ATTENTION, LADY MAccABEES
 Miss c. R. Cook who has been demonstrating Mazola Oil at the Phelps Dodge this week will demon- strate for the Lady Maccabees, 5iOn- day evening, every Maccabee lady is urged to be present Ei
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Nogales Editor Is Released Following
 Arrest By Military

MORALES, ATiZ- Feb. I3-MiEuel AraI elO. published of La Nacion. m evening paper in NogaIes, Sonora placed under arrest under order from General Carlos Plank. was Ieleas ad today under instructions si. .! to have been received from Mexico City. Gen. cral Flank. who is in comhanG of the EScal guard in Sonora. ordered Ala :el, be taken into custody because oi the appearance in his raper Of an ar, tielt said to have been teicSrapned fTcnf Mexico City and charging rwo a!sh officials with havins inausuray ej cassensiOn in the MeXican cal ipct A aVelO, who iS q veteran newSpapt r maE. was held incommUnicado for {; t-tJa
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Skin Sufferers 60 Not
 Want Mere Te nnporary Relief

ders. And TOT this purpose plere is no remedy that gives more satisfac- tory results than $. s. S., the fine old tlood remedy that goes down to the source of every blood disorder and routs out the germs which cause the trouble.
 S.S.S. is sold by all druggists. Be gin taking it today. and if you will write complete history of your case, our medical director will give you ex- pert advice without charge. Address Chief Medical Adviser. 155 Swift La | boratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Miss Elsie Biting
 Becomes Bride Of
 Popular Engineer

|. Miss Elsie Fitting and LHther Greg Ory were quietly married at o'clock yesterday evening at the home of George Biting in upper Tombstone
 Canyon. Cecil T. Garnett. pastor of the Baptist church performed the ring ceremony in the presence of a few relatives and intimate friends. Gregory is assistant engineer at the Copper Queen power plant. The bride is the eldest daughter Of Martin Fit ing They will make their home in the Charles flats in Johnson Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

Ask for Segd Milk-you'n come again.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

NEW YORK. Feb. 12-We're banc- ing back to 'normalcy."
 No longer is it smart to stage a baechanalia in the ballroom.
 Positions for fox trot and dreamy waltz suggest no more the wrestler'S ''strangle-hold'' and "half-nelson-'
 Steps in the prohibition movement
 -'The new position" announces Louis Chalif. blond and muscular dane Ter and teacher of the dance. who us ed to pirouette before the cZar and czarina in the palace al Tsarskoe-Selo '-is fairylike in grace and lightness-
 The mans right arm barely touches his partners back The girl rests merely her fingertips upon his lett
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

Of course. if you are content to have only temporary relief from terrifying itching and burning of fiery. flaming skin diseases, then you are satisfied to remain slave to ointments. lotions and other local remedies applied to the surface Of the skin.
 Real genuine relief from eczema, letter. scaly eruptiOns or any other form of skin irritations cannot be eX pected until you free your blood of the germs which cause these disor-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Miss Boehringer Is
 Elected First Head Of Business Clubs

PHOENIX. Feb. 12.-AIiss C. Louise BOehriRger. of Yuma. was elected first president of the ArizOna State Fed eration of Business and Professional 'Women's Clubs. organized here today Mrs. Rosemary Campbell. of Prescott was elected auditor. Other officers elected include Mrs Alice Hine. of Phoenix, vice president; Mrs. Lenna Burges. Tucson. recording secretary; and Mrs. Alice Monette. Phoenix, Arizona. vice president of the Nation al Federation. Mrs. Lena Lakeforrest, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, was the honOred guest and principal speaker.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Negro Soldier Held
 For Murder Will Be
 Tried By Civilians

MORALES. AriZ. Feb. l2.-A cliarSc of murder was filed today by Chief of Police Jay Lowe against Perry Coop CT, private in G Company. 25th Infan, try. The complaint alleged Cooper shot and kiBed Delmar Goris, negress December l2. last The case had been referred by the commander of the regiment to Washington with request for court martial The secretary of war, however. stated that civil pro secution should be inauguraled.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

shoulder. And the two stand well apart
 This improvement is the reaction from the vulgarities of wartime Aft CT every war, there is a tendency to freedom, extremes of entertainment. This is ebbing now We are growing normal again, and a great deal nicer
 Prohibition? We'll think We must give it some credit"
 Chalif has always been strong for the proprieties of the dance. When things were at their maddest, Chalif refused to turn his miliion-dollar studio into an imitation of the Bar bary Coast cafes.
 Although Chalif looks much toe young to have a 17-year-OId son. this high school lad is now dads chief as Sistant
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Shuts Says He Will
 Invite Opponent To
 Attend Conference

" LONDON. Feb. l2.-General Shuts. who has just been returned to power as premier of the Union of South Africa, is quoted today by the Cape town correspondent of the Daily Tele- graph as saving he would like to take General HertzOg, his unsuccessful opponent, who fought the general elec- tion on platform of secession from the empire. with him to the next i'm perial conference.
 General Shuts said the day wouiG come when the governor generalship of the union would be held by South African.
 Ael .o- So.S -Nf;ll vou't como
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
TARIFF VOTE SOON

Fo. dney emergency tariff bill was placed in parliamentary position by the senate tonight for resumption of debate Monday and leaders annousc- cd that they expected it's final dis position by Wednesday.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-03-10
CATTLE

I Grade Holstein Cow, years old
Grade Holstein Cow S years old, new mich
/ Jersey Cow, eight years old
/ Grade Holstein Cow, years old
/ Grade Holstein Cow, years old
l Grade Holstein Cow, years old, due April
] Grade Holstein Cow, a years old, due Mar. 20
l Grade Holstein Cow, years old, due April 20
Grade Holsten Cow 5,years old, due Mar. &c
/ Grade Holstein Cow, years old, due April II
Grade Holstein Cow S years old, due Mar. 28
6 Holstein Heifers, years old, pasture bred
Grade Holstein Heifer, years old, due Apr. l
Grade Holstein Heifer, 3 years old due Apr. 3
/ Grade Holstein Heifer, 3 years old, due April l
Grade Holstein Cow, years old, due April 20
Registered Bull, years old, No. 270672
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-03-10
Auction Sale :!
Wednesday, March 18th

MACHINERY
Weber Wagon and Rack, nearly
l Holley Wagon and Rack
l Wagon / Keystone Hay Loader
Keystone Side Delivery Rake
l Deering Dump Rake
Land Roller / Mccormick Pulverizer
Mccormick Spring Tooth Harrow, nearly new
l Syracuse Spring Tooth
l Two-Horse Oliver Cultivator
Walking Cutivator
l John Deere Sullxy Plow
! Deering Grain Binder
l Farmers Favorite Grain Drill
l Mccormick Moving Machine
l Wheel Barrow Grass Seeder
l Grindstene, new l Corn Shelter
! Mccormick Corn Harvester, nearly new
| Bean Fuller l Gravel Box
l Spring Cutter MILK Cans
l Set Double Harness
$50 Hens tons of Hay
200 Bushels of Oats 500 bushels of Corn in ear
! Iowa Cream Separator
! Iron Clad Incubator Easy Washer
l Bean Picker so f. One Inch Rope
/ Set Scales l Pair Horse Blankets
I Pair Stable Blankets Wheel Barrow
3 Guinea Pigs Pair Bantams
Other Articles too Numerous to Mention