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, 1921-07-05
WOMAN PLACED
ON TRIAL FOR
JUDGES DEATH
Nurses Held Responsible for Muir
der of Prominent Tulsa At
torney Arraigned in Ok
lahoma Court

TULSA, Okla. July 5-Mrs. Jesse
James and Goldie Gordon. charged
with the murder OF Judge John De
ycreuN, went on trial in district court
here today.
Judge DevcreuN. former member Of
the state supreme court commission
and a prominent attorney. was found
on the night Of May . in a hotel un-
conscious and near death. He a a
wound on his head and was apparent
" suffering an overdose Of drugs.
Mrs. James and Miss Gordon. who
said they were nurses caring for him.
were arrested. Following the report
Of three Tulsa physicians that Judge
Devereux had died from a blow on
tho head and drugs. tho women were
charged with murder and bound over
for trial.
At tho preliminary hearing the
state stressed tho disappearance OF a
promissory note for $4,000 which the
Judge was supposed TO have had in
a safety deposit box in Tulsa. Al
ieEed contradictory statements made
to h police by Mrs. james regarding
his death were also introduced in
Evidence.
, 1921-07-05
TWO DEAD In
CRASH OF CAR

SALT LAKE CITY. July 5.-J. L.
fryer and 4. c. Fryer. brothers. were
Sillcd when they were catapulted from
IN automobile into a ditch while re-
urninE TO this city early today from
salt Air. Sbcriff's OF iccrs arrested
hree other occupants o. the automo-
he and they being held for inves.
igation. Arthur Williams. tho driver
r the car. is said TO have intorceded
a an alteration between J. L. Fryer
nd d. NJ. Brown. He lost control OF
lie a which struck a bridge.
, 1921-07-05
sHosHoNI EDITOR HERE.

w. c. Hanes and family Of Shoshoni
spent the Fourth in Casper on a brief
holiday. Mr.. Hanes is editor OF the
Shoshoni Enterprise, n Of the most
progressive journels in Fremont
county. His son. Harold, who is
agent for The Tribune at Shoshoni,
arrived here Saturday afternoon in
time to order 80 extras for Shoshoni
of the paper which first carried the
news TO central Wyoming hat Demp-
sci had retained the championship.
, 1921-07-05
to sit on the jury.

to sit on the jury.
Counsel for Mrs. Kaber today OK
hibited numerous letters. mostly from
women, Offering sympathy and advice
in the trial. They came from all
parts OF the country. Several urged
that should not be on the
jury.
Mr.. Kabcr. a wealthy publisher.
died two years 3 under mysterious
circumstances, which later resulted
in h arrest OF his wife and married
daughter. Men who arc said TO have
confessed killing kabcr at the bchcst
OF his wife arc now held under in
dictmenL.
Unless other women are seated.
Mrs. Kabcr will be tried by a jury Of
men.
All of the five women tentatively &C.
ccpted as jurors were displaced at
examination by tho defense.
Attorneys for Mrs. Kaber vigorously
fought to prevent women from sitting
on IN, jury from the opening OF court
and succeeded in having all or those
accepted removed.
At the outset OF tho trial last week
Judge Bernon overruled the motion
by Attorney William ]. CorriEan for
the defense to strike the names OF
women from the vcnire list on the
ground tina women were not consti.
~tutionally eligible for jury duty,
Three alienists for the defense have
examined Mrs. Kabor in her cell since
the trial was adjourned last week.
Reports on the examination will not
he made known until the alienists take
the witness stand in Mrs. Kaber's
behalf.
Mrs. Kaber assumed the same de
meanor today as she did last week.
She also was dressed the same.
, 1921-07-05
Record Set For
Plane Flight

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July s.
Local aviation authorities declared to-
day that Pilot Rumeier established a
yesterday for a nonstop flight
from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles.
He is reported TO have flown at lie
miles an hour. Rumeler's plane car
ried Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures
which yer brought here by the air
mail service.
, 1921-07-05
PETTINGLL HOME IS
ROBBED, $1,000 WORTH
or CLOTHMG MISSING

Personal effects. consisting mostly
of vomen's clothing and jeweiry at an
approximate value OF $1,000 were lost
last night when burglars entered the
home OF John s. Pettingiil on U
Park avenue and successfully looted
the establishment.
Both police and county officials are
working on the case today n clues
which indicate the OF the
Goods have been uncovered.
, 1921-07-05

In fond remembrance OF Guy c. Bur.
son, who died in France. July 5. 1918.
He bravely gave his life for his coun-
try. His memory will forever remain
fresh in the nina of his mother. father.
sisters M comrades OF the Twenty
third infantry.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Burson. Mrs. +. c. Wright, Mrs.
Minnie Ward. 7-51t
, 1921-07-05

crafts, at which The Program VIII DC
submitted for formal approval.
saThero Is no essential Disagree
ment and ali that remains to be done
Is TO settle on tho phraseoiogy OF our
action" Oar Corrigan. vice grand
chief and veteran officer OF h Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers. said
today.
strike talk practically disap-
are and a conciliatory attitude was
expected to be shown by the work
ers' program.
, 1921-07-05
HOSPITALS INSPECTED.

DENVER, July 5.-surgeon Gen
eral NJ. W. Ireland Of the United
States army, who left Washington for
a tour of inspection OF the larger mil.
itary hospitals in the country, is ex,
pected to visit Fitzsimmons general
hospital at Aurora this week. it was
said at the hospital today. The ex-
act day of his arrival is not known.
, 1921-07-05
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on
August s. 1921. the following i've
stock belonging to Dennis Sullivan,
will be sold at sheriffs Sale in front
OF the Courthouse, 2 p. m. 10 highest
bidder for cash to satisfy pasture bill
and running expenses since h 9Th
day of May. 1916: -
, 1921-07-05

Miss Verna Burnett who is onnec
ed with the offices OF the Midwest Re
timing company has left for the noun
tains where she will spend her vaca
tion of two weeks. DIR. Burnett is alsc
in the mountains.
, 1921-07-05
TALK
DISAPPEARS

HIcAGo. July 5.-RaiIway labor chiefs in conference
here to consider action on the wage cut announced by the
United States railway labor board, effective July l entered
today's session with the decision complete except for minor
details.. Announcement of the plans of the unions y expected
thi. evening following a meeting of representatives. = al
, 1921-07-05
DENIED
PLACE ON JURY
In KABER TRIAL
Defense Replaces Them With Men After
Reading Letters Warming Against
"Spite" of the Female SCI,

~EVELAND O., July 5-"A woman's worst enemy i.
woman they are full of spite and hatred toward
each other" Thus wrote one woman to Mrs. Eva Catherine
Kaber, on trial here for plotting the murder of her husband
in urging the defendant to insist that no woman be permitted
, 1921-07-05
Postal Union
Leaders GiUen
Jobs by Hays

CHICAGO. July - Postmaster
General hays has signed an order al.
rectins the reinstatement of ten ~
the eleven postal union leaders who
were dismissed from the Chjcaro
postonlee a year ago by former Posi-.
master General Burleson because Of
their union activities.
Tribune CLASSIFIED Ads-
Ros,,t..
, 1921-07-05

Miss Ednes Fleming OF Denver is
spending the week here visiting at the
S. y. Thomas home on South Chest
nut street
, 1921-07-05

w. I. Rehr. Jr.. is leaving this even
ing for Denver where he will compete
in the city and state ennis tourna-
ments representing the Midwest REIN
ing company.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
DAM z "VYSSfCH Il DrTFlU"
v NEPEKNEM POUEZRENf.

Pant Vilemfna E. Bernhard
tova, 900 Roanoke I'd. Cleye-
land Heights, byla v6era vecer
pridrzena X velkoporote ma OBJ
vinenf, ze prijimala kradene
veci. Detektivove KuGera a
Gill totiz nalezli v jejf garazi
auto, ktere bylo ukradeno %.
zarf ]. Jenningsovi v Niles, O.,
krone toho byl Ii nj nalezen
stroj, jehoz notoru bylo cd
byla pTedvedena pred mayora
Caina ma tamejsim policejnfm
soud6, ale popira kazdou Vi
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
Vrazda v c. Budsiovicich.

V sobotu "a. Zarf pc z. hodine
veernf nalezli lide blize hostin
ce u Spackd, u cesty k Cerve-
nemu Dvoru mrtvolu divky, s
bodnou ranou V krku. V zavraz
d6ne zjistila privolana policie
sluzebnou dlvku Terezii Stad-
lerovou, z G. Krumlova. Mrtvo-
lu ohledal DIR. Ladus a dal jiNdo-
praviti ma hrbitov. y nest asst
nice nalezeno X 1.80 ma hoto-
vosti, 2 klicky a dopis cd mat
ky, ktera bydlf V c. Krumlov6.
NGz, kuchyhsky "stojak", j,
jimz byla Stadlerova zavrazd6
ma, Sc pfi vrazd6 zlamal. Pill
cepele zGstalo V krku zavraz-
dene, druhou cast vrah u mrtvo
ly zahodil. Timed zahajeno pa
tranf po vrahovi, ktery o pull
noci dopaden " nemocnici.
Vrahem jest milenec Stadlero-
We. truhlarsky pomocnik Jan
Sterba, v +. 1887 V Kamennem
Ujezde u G. Budeiovic rozeny,
do Suchdola u Tfebone prfslus-
ny. Po n6jaky cas- bydlel Sc
Stadlerovou V podnaimu u DEL
nika Rabla ma Linecke silnici
{. 6. Osudneho dne dopoledne
koupil 81 dlouhf nGz a k vece-
I'll vvzval Stadlerovou, aby 8
MIN sla ma prochazku. Dfvka,
mic zleho netusfci, sla a tn V
liduprazdne kon6in6 "a m4-
stem il St6rba vrazil ndz do
krku, zasadiv ii ranu smrtel-
non. nafe5 zahodil n6z u
tekl. Nest astnice vlekla Sc kou
SEX cestv. pntom kles'a "a
chvfi Tykrvacela. Vrah, iehoz
oblek bvl zakrvacenF. spachal
do. m6sta. II vodnfho stoi'anu ma
Linock6 silpici umYl 81 zkrya-
ven6 rute odahral Sc pax K
lekari dru. KoafGkovi We VI
denske uhci. iehoz zadal 0 l6-
karskou prohlidku. DR.. Kodi-
eek. vida pred sebou tlov6ka Y
neiv9tsfm stupni roztileni a
krvi potrisn6n6ho. povolal zfi-
2ence zach~ann6ho sboru q dal
no donraviti do remocnice.
Tam St9rba vvpov6d6l co pro-
vedl. proGez povolana policie.
ktera no zatkla. Tvrdi, ae pry
sc Sc Stadlerovou umluvili, ze
spoleGne zemrou. coz vsak ne
zda Sc pravd4podobnFm. nebot
St6rba. zavrazdiv Stad'erovou,
ma sv6i zivot nesahl. Zda Sc
snfsn ze snachal vrazdu ze
zarIivosti. St4rba drnhfho dne
donraven bvl ke kraiskemu
soudu a bude souzen pred po-
rotor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
LASKA NENf ZADNY SPAS.

Zvolna starnoucf lesnf Sova
sedel ma lavitce V zahradce
pred rnyslivnou, a pustiv rucc
S novinanni do kllna, zadlval Sc
"a odchAzejic1m adjunktem
Bukovcem.
"Chlapik jako obrazek", my
sill 81, "ale v posledni dob6 Sc
nejak trait - no, nekouka-li
pax, jako by hledal n6jaky
zlatnik, ktery vtera ztratil -
nu, ma mon dusi, chodi ted ia
ko zelena sedma; neji, nepije,
nikam nejde do hospody, -
iako by bylo poslednlho, - a
ono bylo prece prvniho nedav-
no, - no - nevIm, nevlm".
A znovu zabofil sc do STUDIO
vani novin, at nemohl Sc Tadne
do Mich zabrati, a stale Sc mu
mihala pred ocima ztrapena
figura adjunkta Bukovce.
Ten zatlm kra6el Zvolna le-
sem pfemyslel patrne o
vecech docela smutnych. - Ba
ne!
Zlost mel, nesmirnou zlost
mel ma sebe, ze je takovy t'ul-
pa a boif Sc S6fovi sv6mu ffci.
ze ma jeho dceru Andulku rad
- ach k smrti rad!
Veru, kdo nebyl nikdy zami-
lovan. neporozumi jeho stavu.
Setkavati sc stale s milova-
nou bytosti a nesm6ti dati ma
ievo pranic, sedati nj u obeda
q II veGere, a DO veGefi n6kdv
ma lavce V zahrad6 We spoiled
nosti svtho s6fa a pax musiti
klidn6 Sc porout9ti jfti do
lesa.
St6stf bylo jen, ze starry So
va byl zamilovan take - jen
re do bulky, kterou obden hra-
val V nedaleke hospod6. Tehdv
odebral Sc Bukovec DO lesa, ale
hned 2 kraie 81 lehl a kukat-
KEN hled4l do dvora myslivnv
ma svou Andulku, a jakmile
tina rozlozila Sc lesem a lAnem.
kradl Sc jako zlod6j zezadu k
okenku Andulky, ktera ma teto
stran8 m6la svou panenskou
komhrku, a cekala uz ma neho
L okenka.
V9ru, Romeo nebyl nicfm
proti Bukovci, kterF nemohl
predstoupiti pied sveho lesnf-
no a ffci mu 0 Anduil,u, nebot'
obaval sc, ze by tento vycetl
mu drzost, S jakou opoyazuje
Sc mysleti pfi sv6 adjunktske
mizerii ma takovy luxus, jako
ie zenenf, pTi nejmensim ze
by no shodil Sc vaech schod6
sy6hq 2Yysen6ho pfizemi, iichz
sice by1o mklo, ale "a to by1y
tax strme iako do kurnika.
A tax chodil radeji ztraperS
a snaSel vycitave pohledy les
niho, jenz myslil 81. re pfi nej-
menslm uhnal 81 Bukovec ne
kde pfi kartach d6kladny dlun,
kter5 no nynf TIL. Ale Buko-
vec, pokud mu sluzba dovolo
vala, lezel ma bfise ma medal
KEN ndvrSi hled6l obzorkou
ma zahradu myslivny, kde sko-
tacila Andulka s ochoGenym
srncem a vypadala phi tom ia
ko recka bohyne Artemis, ien
ze tato nenosila TAX hezkou,
bilou zast6rku krajkovymi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

okouzlovaly.
Ale prave tento srnec pocal
pojednou byti mu trnem v oku.
Prisia totiz doba srnci fiie a
til srnec, pobfhajfcf po zahrade
Yetrnick6 myslivny, pocal byti
velmi vybojnJ. Teprve kdyz u
cinil 1tok ma pani lesnf, ktera
prave nesla o$atku vajec div
jich nerozsypala, branic Sc mu
/ a utfkajic, usneseno bylo uza-
writ "Sandora" do zahrady a
nechati ho tam, az Sc vybourf.
A TAX stal Sc Sander" veznem
V polovici zahrady, plotem pre-
pazene, do niz hled6lo ok6nko
slitne .Andulicky, jez krmila
no, hazeifc mu chl6b aspon s
okna.
Ale zurivost "Sandorova" Sc
tim v6zn6nim jen stupnovala.
IZbesile otloukal stromy a honil
Sc "a slepicemi, kter6 odvazily
Sc pfelet6ti plot, a sam Buko-
vec jednou pri sv6 noGnl "sou-
laGce", vraceje Sc Cd okenka
sv6 panny. byl nucen rychle
uresmeknouti Sc pfes plot, ale
dostal pfece cd "Sandora" pod
zebra takovou ranu, ze tyden
nemohl 81 lehnouti ma pravou
Istranu.
Tim ovsem znaGn6 ztfzenv
hviy jeho nocnf vypravy pod
nk6nko, nebot' "Sandor" brzy
jvzdy nav6tfil navst4vu hnal
Sc DO vetfelci, jenz v noel cd
Tazil Sc do jeho 1zemi.
| A piece zamfizovane OXEN
20 Andulcino bylo prav6 mad
Hmto ohrozenVm Gzemim q
blot nrepazuiicf zahradu bvl
od n6ho vzdalen ma krok. ale
tezky dlouhy krok. takze ne
hvlo mozno ma n6m stati a bVti
= okenka TAX. aby tlov6k bezo
vSnho rehe7neGf. re spadne
n'oh1 oddavati SO miIiskov6nf
. huhiHkov6nf. ro3 elrze rfdk6
~%'5e bvlo zcela mozno.
| Ale laska je vynal6zavA.
Bukovec nale2l ma dvore
zbytky 1zkeho pldtku, kterym
zahrazovana byvala kurata
ma dvore6ku, aby Sc nerozbi-
hala.
Prehodil 81 jej do zahrady a
veter pristavil 81 iej Ike zdi a
vyleZl k okenku.
i Byla ii,asna nac trnava.
re nebylo na tfi kroky vid6ii,
kdyz jednou Bukovec stal ma
| pfistaven6m pldtku a hoyofil s
Andulkou - o Gem jen diva "a
milovanf mohou mluviti.
Ticho bylo V celem okoli, pa
n lesnf spala, starry Sova byl
" hostinci hral bulku - mySi
tedy mely pre-.
Bukovec prAv6 poyidal ne
co velmi hloup6ho a mluvil V
sGmych zdrobn6lJch slovech -
no. jak vGbec d6laii zamilovani
heilov6, - kdyz pojednou "a
slechl pod sebou ma zahrad9
n6kolik lskokd a zachropt9ni.
Hned ma to pocitil naraz ma
zebffcek a poznal, kdo TO ie.
Bvl to srnec "Sandor", jehoz
zbudilo hoyofen( Bukovcovo a
ienz pfiSel 81 ma mem vyliti
zlost.
pokud byl Bukovec nahofe,
bvlo mu hei. Ale ka5dV rozum-
ny Glov6k uzna. ze v9Gn6 tam
stati nemohl. Blizilat' Sc zvol-
na hodina, kdv Sc mel navratiti
starF Sova 2 hostincc.
Bukovec. stole M 5ebtitkn
tssii ustrasenou Andu'ku a hle
d9l ma mihaifcf Sc pod MIN po-
;tavu zufivkho srnce. ienz u
ctnvifn6 dorh4nl m 5ehrftek.
Vskutku v8ak nev3d6l Bulo-
VOC CO dflati.
Pvl zaiat. v pravhm slova
smve1u chvcen do naeti. kterou
81 sam vvnvs'il Dosahnouti 10
hou ma njot pahvlo n7o1no hvIt'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

toze nepfekazela mu tie ad-
junktova, jez nedovolovala mu
driv pohnouti Jim.
St6sti jeste, ze Bukovec "a
chytil Sc "a mf.ize Andul6ina O.
k6nka, tfebas pfi tom shodil
n6kolik hlnkd kvetoucich fuch-
lsii, - sice by byl jiste spadl
lzufic1mu srnci na pardzky.
Andulka Sc v5ak smrteln6
polekala, slysfc aebrIcek ra
chotem padati a zd68en6 w
kfikla.
Nezli vsak il Bukovec mohl
vysv6tliti, co Sc staEo, zaGp6l
pfebolestne, nebot' parGzky
"Sandorovy' 'ryply no ddklad-
Inc do nohou, yoln6 yisicich ma
hladk6 zdi, sice tam, kde
pfestavajE miti slu5n6 jm6no.
Kopl po n6m a skrciv Sc, Wy
tahl nohy do vyse, kan nemohl
dosahnouti srnec, a wise TAX
to mezi nebem a zemi, cekal,
kdy dostane kfec do rukou a
spadne dold iako uhnilicena
hruSka.
Ale k tomu nedo$lo. Ozvaly
Sc kroky, ne prilis rychlt, ale
steinom6rn6, a-hlas, V n6mz
Bukovec ku sv6mu zd6senf po-
znal hubuj1ciho lesnfho Sovu,
ienz vracel sc q hospody a
vSiml 81 hfmotu V ohrad6 Sando
rove a zaslechl take v5kfik u
lekane Andulky.
"Co zas toho snce berou
Gerti ~" hucel 81 Sova.
| V tom v5ak, pOkud mu dovo-
lovalo sV6tlo pod kloboukem a
tina venku, vsiml 81, ze srnec
| 1toti ma zed', ma niz cd OXEN
ka dold visi nejaka postava,
uhybajici Sc nohama paraz-
lk6m srn6im a kopajici po dto6-
niku - a pon6vadz Bukoyec do
stal prav6 d6kladnou ranu do
lytka, pfi llter6 yyrval mu
srnec kus nohayice mysliye-
ckych jeho poctivic ~ byl 81
lesni jist, re ma pred sebou zlo-
d6je.
"Kdo to- zahfm6l
"mluv, nebo strelim - a tenn
mem nocnlm bylo slyseti pfiSer
ne ledove cyaknutf kohoutkd.
V okne Andultin4 o2valo Sc
zatlp6ni.
"Pole2 dola. kdo jsi!' yolal
Ease lesni.
"Ale - vzdyf nemohu -
ten 2atraceny srnec - mne roz
nosi ma paruzkach'.
Ted teprve poznal lesni sv6-
no adjunkta a otevfev Il "a
hradky dvifka, ial Sc vabiti ro2
b6sn6neho srnce ma dvdr, coz
Sc mu take podafilo - a Buko-
vec, pouziy toho okamziku,
spustil Sc ma zem a hodlal Sc
"ztratiti".
V tom vSak 81 ma n6ho starry
Sova rozskrtl sirku, a natn6
| jeji zafi poznal zb6dovanou
postavu sv6ho adjunkta, stoji-
ciho ma jedn6 no2e, protoze na
druh6 mel takovou ranu, Ae il
vGbec necitil. - Bukovec Wy
padal rozedranymi svgmi my
sliveckymi spodky jako roSt'ak
- a proto snad, dlouho nete-
kaie, belhal sc, pokud mohl
ncirychleii, do 1strani
Nynf jiz pochopil lesni, proc
byl Bukovec V posledni dobe
zamlkly a proc chodil jako
ztrapeny oficir.
"Tak oni takhle?" zahromo-
val "a MIN. - "No, Ultra Sc
domluvlme!"
A domluvili Sc. Stara PAM
lesnl vzala ma paskal Andulku
a pax pov6d6vSi star6mu polo
vitltu toho, co zvad6la od nj, u
| ifmala Sc nest 'astneho niilehce
a dokazaia tolik, ze lesnf ieSt6
pred spanim dial il svoleni, &c
m6ze Sc celV tento mailer "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
OZNAMENl UMRTf.

Hlubokym zalem skliceni, oznamujem vSem
pfatelIm a znamym truchlivou zpravu re ode
bral vecnost mas milovany manzel strycek,
p. JOSEF PEDAL,
DO kratke nemoci 1tery 2:3O hodin rano starr
58 rokI Byl rozen Dobfivi Rokycan v Cechacn
a dIel Americe 35 rokd,
Pohfeb draheho zesnuleho bude konan patek
We 2 hodiny odpoledne domu smutku {. 1868 vych
126. ul. ma hrbitov woodlandsky a bude vypraven
pohrobnikem p. Horakem.
PTatele znam jsou zadani, by pohrbu sl-
Gastnili. o tichOu sOustrast prosi
MARIE PEDALOVA roz Vildova, manzelka
MARIE PLANTNER, meter, FRANT. PLANTNER
mala DOROTY ostatni prstele
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-05-13

Calf, "and that's been a long time,
for I'm now in my sixty-eighth year.
Il remember when I was a child L
was kept on a strict diet of lime
water and milk for weeks and / have
been in constant distress all these
years. 1 suffered terribly from bloat-
ing and had to be very careful of what
l ate. 1 became so weak and nervous
l could hardly go about my Homework
and was in a miserable condition.
about two years ago my husband
got such splendid results from Tanlac
he insisted on my taking it and the
medicine wasn't but little while in
Kidding me of my troubles 1t gave
me a. splendid appetite, and could
enjoy a good hearty meal, even things
hadn't dare touch before, without
any fear of it troubling me-
"Then 1 had the influenza and be-
came dreadfully sick and weak, but
my stomach kept in good order and it
only took four bottles of Tanlac to
build me up again to where I'm now
feeling better than at any time / can
remember. / have gained eleven
pounds in weight, too, and words can't
express the gratitude 1 feel toward
Tanlac. 1 keep Tanlac in the house
all the time now, for 1 know it is
medicine that can be depended upon"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.-Adv.
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POST WINS ON GOLDEN CALF
TWo-Headed Animal Aids in Raising
Organizations Funds From
500 to $500.

The Golden Calf of the Twentieth
century has been discovered by the
American Legion post at Fredericks-
burg, Va, which owes an increase in
its working capital from 500 to $500
to two-headed juvenile cow. in full
title to which the post invested it's
scant 500 last fall.
Having induced a Westmoreland
county farmer to part with the freak
animal for this sum, special levy Of
various small amounts was made
upon the treasury to buy nourishment
for the calf. Then came the Virginia
state fair in Richmond and the calf
was in full bloom, eating both his
heads off and waxing fat withal.
The Fredericksburg post put him
on exhibit, charging a suitable fee.
When the fair was over and the dust
had settled, the post treasury con-
tanned S1.5G0-the accrued earnings Of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-05-13
GERMANY VOTES
T0FULFILL TREATY
Reichstag BY Vote of 221 to IT'S
Accepts Allies UItimatum
on War Debt.
new CABINET YIELDS
Teutons Decide to Pay 80 Billion In
demnity, to Speed Disarmament
and to Push Trial of War
Criminals.

Berlin Germany has accepted the
Allied ultimatum
The Reichstag by vote of 221 to 175,
yielded to the final demands of the al
lied powers, and, in so doing agreed
to fulfill the terms of the treaty of
Versailles ito the capacity of the ma
tion"
DR.. Wirth, Centrist leader, finally
succeeded in forming Coalition cabi-
net, composed of Centrists, Majority
Socialists and Democrats, which, con-
fronted by grave necessity, speedily
decided that acceptance of the ultima
tum was the only course.
In making this announcement to the
Reichstag, the new chancellor asked
for an immediate decision by that body,
and, in voting that followed, the gov
eminent was sustained.
Definite Reply Demanded.
The Allied ultimatum required a
definite reply, based on yes" or mo-
No conditional reply would be enter.
tanned, and the ultimatum was for
mulated to expire on the night of May
II.
The total sum, which Germany is
called on to pay 6,750,0O0.OOO pounds
sterling, disarmament must be car.
ried out, in accordance with provisions
of the treaty, and the trial of war
criminals must be put into effect
Numerous other important terms in
which Germany has been in default
will be enforced
Noncompliance with the Allied ulti.
matum would have subjected Germany
to occupation by the Allies Cof the
Ruhr valley, and to whatever other
military and naval measures were
deemed advisable.
The new cabinet is generally re-
garded as makeshift, largely unrep-
resentative, yet good enough to accept
the Entente ultimatum, and thus avoid
a French advance into the Ruhr.
DR.. Wirth's Speech.
In his speech in the Reichstag DR..
Wirth said in part:
Acceptance means that we declare
our readiness to bear in voluntary la
Dor the heavy financial burdens de.
manded year by year. Refusal would,
however, mean surrendering the basis
OF our entire industrial activities, and,
as consequence, dismemberment of
our economic body, already so greatly
weakened, and the Stacking of our en-
tire industrial life But the effects
might be even more terrible for. our
political existence and our realm
For these reasons the government
accepts the ultimatum. We know that
acceptance, by reason of the place Ger
many will occupy in the economy of
the world, will entail the gravest conse-
luences. The responsibility for this
falls on the Allies
No Obscurity.
"But there is one point concerning
which there must be no obscurity. 1t
would be useless to say yes without
the resolution to do our utmost to meet
the obligations imposed upon us. BY
acceptance we believe we will remove
the imminent threats of occupation of
the Ruhr.
"The treaty, which casts a heavy
burden upon us, entails for the Allied
governments sacred duties, as the Brit
ish premier himself expressly acknow.
lodged recently. Ladies and gentle
men, the new government, after refec-
ton, advises you in all confidence to
accept the ultimatum."