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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
The Disarmament Conference

/ I bs-1-s 70 Ia1E s= Z tie oo-tz-szes b=z-
7vz=-zz-o- NgTz7ser Il VII y -=zrfy, 4: o-lt=
important x "a -ziasrz-z Il A@zdz - az-euz AZ
Versailles, r-o ard 5als ysz-z zzo, Tas tset rast
P-s-is- Brzz15 expects = present ir-1=s,sz tas
.e=-- N F-zuo= o5 - importance ot ths Ez-ssrn Il
sz- = z=szi -as- s-s-- nzrio7 iaTzts6 VII b rsq
resented B7t p=rhsrs 10 zzsioa VII hare uzeh
a. stake IS Jzpz- he natter q IL AzzieJzps-sze
alliance -iE loaz II. Il las hts s17aza
-a= o7pozi-o- II r5e Bririsa Doalai9az Tie natter
II Zap ard t1= Jzpzo=z= az-izre German Islands
north OF tts 1z-c- sv also De ilr-o61e=i- ard =-zl
e=scr -ll- t1z- have TIA mandates ElTs- 70 Ans
trzz he Japanese Sovereignty Korea could uoi
--e- 1e passed 5y n v=- q t1= Hor=s1 Co--is=ioa
uc- II Uzs1l--7oz- Saz--z1= I'll r. SPOT sIncs
TzFza LIS rot Tet z5dies:=d according r-oi== b=r
rzl1 that provinces and Eines aLso she VII -aat
shs c-r-os - trade fo- o-5=- concessions And China
zl Ia represented, bur I'll President Sun Tzt sen Of
-as So7tz CaI1s Rsp1blic slso y rsco-ziz=17
Il 1er oz- empire japan fares ths trad Il
ts1z-5o-- rto have bzz- dsspiy stirred 5y thz
ro=1-e u Erzft and b-75e-y Ths-s strong {: 10:
dominant japanese feeling fo- peses and disarmament
Ire rui-s-i=t= ding 70 ths Old haa ideals OF Germany,
- tbe zuzrzu-ss o: the pF@t1s-io1 of tEsir porsr
Ard t1s settlement o; pesas II ths Pacific IS precedent
20 consideration ot tie terms of disarmament L dis
s-z-su- doe 1sr meet zIth favor, II VII largely %
5eesuse oi TIE fear ot Japan and Lsr designs 10 rule
the Orient.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

g Wat vas the first daily paper--'
4 The first daily psps- snovu Vas
The Roman Acts Diurnz" IN ssf q
2 What dos "avsta, mean n p
Ara'ar' come f,on a sangkrit
=u-d meaning "dlacarf" Il j. sp-
piled particularly 70 the descent %
Hindu disty 20 sarth in A manifest
form. either FOR benefceuf or rstribu-
Tive reasons II corresponds 10 the
Christian term Incarnation
Q Please tell ne what the syzsr-
rus period var II. P
A. The Byzantine Period IL an rra
from - 20 ifs7. On the death ~
Theodosigs the Roman Empire vas
divided. ard his son Arczdius took the
eastern hair With Byzz rtluu a. his
capital This ancient city occupied The
most saHteriy hill OF the modern cify
of Convtzntiuopie.
o How many languages has ore
man been known - speak7 n n
= AraE Hontaugt editor d, N.
Antwerp PoiyEioft Bihis abr
lived iu The sixteenth century
zaE said 20 have perfect
Command of ii4 languages s1d tiz-
lerts Cardinal Giussppi Nezz1fa- NJ
ho lived from i7-f 20 1870 -paks =
iarE7la Ees sell
q Does t. take iouze- 20 diEer.
fr."d fsh than e does boiled ash7 6
4. Trtrr normal conditions. boiled
fHh wIH digest ir r-s ard o-s-h.i Z,
hours. Vhiie u taxes fried FISH trics
au long
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
Market Conditions

Ore o. TIE -oz- encouraging Developments Q: rs
-e=k President HardInE,s stand o. TIE cues
non II -hirh boldly avoesssd fsr and positive
d2s-io- Of both taxes and expenses Refora N these
6i-se-iouz vii uo- only relief to .si-e=z 5ut also
important factor II TIE revival Of confidence Trade
ns-s has better cplor and rhe prospects t5r
business su, lines have continued TO n increasingly
hopefzL there has been important improvement II
TIE credit s1stio- duruz the past month. and this with
~ha- had preceded naksz notable change for The
better rirhu short period. The Administration :
plans 70 help business, especially TIE esrTiers
progress zh disarmament plans lon--rzn=e factors
that promise much tcr ,hs future Payment u prnc-
psl and interest the foreign debt including German
8zpzrstoz Is also element OF serious consideration
Foreign exchange has been much disturbed by the
settlement connected With these Transactions, the effect
being to hamper foreign trade. especially exports
zhiebrshov continued heavy diuinution. Imports
suffer Hkezise ard sorue means are necessary BY heh
purchases abroad be facilitated, since our Tor
egu debtors will be much better able TO pay rs II goods
than in dollars
With from all parts Of Europe. snd especially
from Russia, indicating unusual crop shortage the
fact that our wheat output estimated at from go
10000 70 s0O0D0O00 bushels Is Of controlling s-uh
The opening Of large credits fox the shipment
Of wheat TO Europe shows that foodsfus viii maintain
their prsr, place n our export trade and that there
every reason to expect good prices That the farmer 80
considers them is shown by renewal OF demand for
finished goods the producing fact iadi-
Gated by the Reserve system index Of retail trade ea
geographically analyzed
The Congressional inquiry Federal Reserve COZ
dtou has emphasized the fact that there has been
restriction Of credit IN the agricultural regions A
Governor Harding OF the Federal Reserve Bard IA.
clearly shown in his Senate testimony. advances
commercial. industrial and agricultural in the
interior districts toda, high as or higher than
any in the past. "Deflation'' has occurred
chiefly IN the Hnancal ard industrial esntsrs-Henry
Gevs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
N DAYS new"

C.srl-s F-s1-lr TcEs7s. ths former
.1a-e-or-sl-E q Au1--Ia-Ef zaEsrys -F-o
sas 5ee- plain Ir HzpEhErE since be
i1E- hLr tr-1rs ~ the sar. today enters
upon his -7-- vrs-. since he waH
.7r-s4 20 Zee from vienna. toward tho
cIofs q 1915 TIRE 1ne-tlr1= emperor mas
bseu T.sl1z % exile ln SEitzerisrr. hGt
from recent Gls1asc-es 81 appears that
- j. ussTy 10 da deprived ~ this
haven a. the swiss s1Fsruusnt has
t--satsuef 20 eErel BIN became - his
pl1tE 20 regain hls f1rore- CrsrIfF
Francis 1yaE a Eraud-rspnsV q the late
Ernp4-u- Frsrrir joseph. The sEsass-
i-srior n -Is uncle. Ar-rtuss Francis
Fsrdi i-ara. ~ -arH irsu Ir 1914 made
tfrn +-. rsI- 20 the t1ro-e 70 zhteh ne
vs--eeded on th- Death ~ thH AGED
emperor i- 1913 In 1910 he vas mar
risd 20 Princess z.-s ~ Parma a mem
b. q ere r-aflsr Bourbon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
DENVER BANK TELLER
SHORT EIGHT THOUSAND

Denver. Aug 1s-Pour. tortsh.
-ers ssks5 b. officials of the Tn,>--
national Trust company - conduct a
usfion-Tide search for Ed-fn e. Morss
p yezrz Oh. paying teller a. 'hs IN
rtitItior. --ho has diszppsars from his
home hs-e he has not ben seer ar
cordiuz to the infnrr1s ton received by
the police -nce Saturday Irvs-fizs %
tion of his books officials of the tr-is'
company r.pe.ted n the police shows
rhortsse - between i7.i.1a md 8 m
The money T. hsiisvsf 20 have been
taken ir = lump sum
More has family here Hs is d.
cizre5 fo have deserted them
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
A Lesson From Red Russia

I1s so-lst zo-susu have ksT- their Fo=s- FOR thrs-
years IN Russia 5y OF the force, fear OF IL
vson. ~ ho7e u The ntsse-1sls thst decent ideas
could b introduced the soviet regime Ire life Of
tEs organization ss depended upon IT, guns and its
espionage. blind confidence force and its utter
lack of ideals
The leaders of certain in Great Britain,
as country and other should be Judged By the result
oi the szFelszss of Russia For It cannot be denied
even though these leaders should a'tsnP- IT, that the
radicals. Communists Of every other republic and
tI9n, have the purpose change the governments they
plan 70 overthrow into that kind which concentrates the
EnE po=er II the hands Of few leaders. Russia has
exchanged the rule Of the Gar for the rule OF an
irresponsible oligarchy. The / W ". and such bodies
would do the thing IN this country. and by the
same methods. Evsry local leader OF lawlessness ex-
pse;s 70 be ruler province in which his power
shall be dietatoris and unauestoaed The spr~sl to
the prostsrist is camo1fls-e for the procedure Of
Lenins and hs .nderlngs Russia. The college pro-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

. Are 7a-s-rnsionE ard .omatoss
ciszFad Pc fruits or -eEstshles7 D. q.
A. Both the watermelon and the to-
rnsto are variousiy REGARDED ~ fruit
and vazs-zhlsr Us the latest diction-
aries Tog vlu frd directions Tor their
culture In books on fruit raising ard
vegetable raising
2. DOES tire compass point % the
zuufh hef0-r the s11lfor7 7 "
. 4 The Naval Observatory says that
the compass dosH not point ~ the
south In 'hs Southern Hemisphere
r. When ls Midsummer Ege- ?
-. Midsummer I've falls on the
riznf before the festival ~ s. John
the Baptist. June -. This used 20 ha
ri-ersed tn all parts - EGro1a. Fires
were Elrdisd I'M the market places and
'ra r0lrE people i-aped over the
flames or three gsT-ands into them
Dancing ard SINGING piaysd part In
'fa festival
y How are -tz-r- applied -
STAMPED s1veIorss7 can ore be ~u.
from an envelope and g-sd o. another
0rr- r. Z
a T-a restrffI~s department rsy,
'Ha' fra r'srnr i- erlH@sfsf m the en-
vsiore a. the fIma The envelope e
made ard fr p part - ths envelope
Itself r. tha err1s n stamp iu cut
from the 0-frf-af envelope. q - nor
so0d frr postage . attached 20 an
other envelope
= Please tsu No d, = raaIo orsrsf-
1r mas take r'F vie or board ship
VsifH him r H
4 The Radio inspector say accom-
-n0dlrl0re ERE not allowed for ne
rIvez ~ operators auf they are not
siio-ad on board vessels
= What Do the letters p I" near
after King Georges rsns. siHo 'D.su
- mon drolfT
4 Tho letters p T. after the
nsrr of King George y - England
sand fc- fre Latin zordr Es1 80
fur--afrr meaning EI-s ard
Emperor D1su - mon froif' rnesus
God ard ny right f-seiv t-srFizfsd
God and ms r1rr-isnr. I, i- the
MOTIF ~ the English KIM
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
YANKEE FUEL LOSES
4 MILLION DOLLAR SUIT

Denver colo. Aux Is-Tud-mr-t
NJ ftI-7.-5-2- fhe principal and inter-
srf due or bonds izsued hy the Tar-
iee Fgef com ny and ifs sgbvidisrieg
-nE =fTeh iu the federal c1rrt here to-
DAY by JsdEe Robert 2 Lewis iu
favor of Tro7-oridre Calisuay arf
Eohr-r I-ewrs1rc. The decision ordered
tire jIdzme1t paid within five ssyE
Failure o. comply with tho order will
rrrulf ir foreclosure proceedings and
'fe sale = the company properties a.
public af~fl1u. the decision sflfss
Tho rI7 .rttffs. who ns1d nartzaEes
= Esirrf ire company sfeured hv tho
company bonds. rlad suit several
weeks s~- alleging inability t1 collect
m tho Fonda. = The court APPOINTED
Attorney DeE+eI ne fauu@ cf Denver
as Epe~iaf master 20 zeii the property
- fhs o1-rt house a. Trinidad. Colo.
u the irlshtsdrecs le not paif within
fise dsvs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
WOMEN IN HOMES AND SOCIETY

c51r.is- vomsn devote thslr whole
lives N their honst uhils other. are IN
the hunnsHs World. or ind happiness
or'y IN roeisty ,H-hsther you are a
homo woman. q bgsinezs woman. cr q
socls'y 7-9mar. YOU know hos hard -
Ia 70 drag along day after isy. ruf-
reyinE szcnisp raurd by zoms female
5'-s nFs-1erf frsf has dsveIoped from
rrertsBirz your strength. The natural
-artGrstive fur such ailments On Lydia
p PfrktamH Vegetable COMPOUND.
~hlrh for nearly hair q century har
been eonsifsrrI q standard remedy for
,1ranr lflr-A8v
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

tsz=1zz ard =ea77l tsaeh=-s Eao sab-y PrszilHz
unrest and dlz=sristset1oa nth o1r eoas1F7- asT=
Tie sz-= ambition that zrrzsis5 L@-ne szd I-o'1Sy
a. hs oa.zs7 q he herznzzy rzvol1-l7a- 10 ty 20
R1zzz ard ins1Eu-zts thslr ruls of rsrrgz Ire PIC
rzzzr5a u lies rhseh eo=sz mo the United States
sacks 10 eoTsr zh= real purpos- Ehl1a i 70 atrz1z
r-,-sr scooric ard political. by 4esnz q bornz from
-ltaiu ard then explosion of lnes oi hate snd zaz
yse5oa thz- nay - siisd BY Seasons of eeonoie D.
-szzsoz and political cAfeznsy Il dilsult tazt ths
-rsat o; ezs-s car = deceived or l7u= .
yz.ls-- viii s1eh program
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
FASHION hint

10 accorXanne - the request Of
many readers. IN. chie,tAin IA. ~
sumsd the fssnion service which
proved 50 popular. We have rlstN Ar
raas.rnsnts with the Beauty Pa tern
company. OF New York. to suppl the
% ct--ns TO our readers and to ria IN
lns Chle,tzin illustrations % tn. lat.
ss, and most convenient styles Ihees
are o. special interest and ADVANTAGE
to the Son. dressnaker Oryierr FOR
t-sSe pat.srns may De sent cirecl -
Tno Chief-&,n offic. but the patterns
~.Il Be sent ron the pattern CON-
psny cirsct tc he psr~ot ordering
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

ANY reader can Get the an
sver 10 any question by writing
The Chieftain Information Bu-
rcau. Frederic J. Haskin. d.
rector. Washington. d. :. This
offer apple strictly TO inforrns-
ton The Bureau cannot give
advice on legal medical and
financial matters II does NOT
attempt to settle domestic troy
bIcs. nor To undertake exhaust
we research on any subject.
Write your question plainly and
briefly. Give fun naue and Nd
dress and enclose two cents In
stamps for return po-faS-e- AL
replies are sent direct to the tn-
gufr-r.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

plnsa-v. now living ir eTil. iu s-i'--
e-i,-s. born - Years ago fodsv.
Vice Admiral Ed- ard = Eberie the
ne-- comn1s nder- in-c hlef ~ the L E
psriao FLEET. horn z' Uert0r TsEss
81 years ago today
Julia Msrio-e fMrs 2 Sothsrn1
one OF the most distinguished sc'ressss
~ tho American stage hprn In Eng
land. 81 years ago today.
Sir Eric Drummond. aecratary n ms
League Of Sa;iona born ts years ago
today.
feese Lynch Williams novelist and
drsmati-t. born az Sterling. H.
years ago today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

i7ss-r)u-hsss % Kent mother -
Queen yirrorlz u Great Britain.
born ir Fsra--ahg-E Died near
windsor. March -. 1851
isT7-f,rezor- ThBrsfon Bsdsil third
Episcopal bishop ~ Ohio. horn -
Hudr1r s. T. U1sf 1farrh IT,
1891
ista-SatlonsI T--iz convention met ~
%sFrTiiIa
is7f-A statue - Sir jane oufrs7
va unveiled rr 'hH Thsus1 I'm
rsuE-ruf. London
fs7T-Trrre nfera-v os Fe'r- Paul Eu-
hsus celebrated sf Art-erp
iE-s-chsrIer Robinson. fret STATE gov
sruor ~ Kansas. died ~ Law
renee Eas Porn a. Hs-dwl-k
Mas. July =. fs1s
ipos-sor-.ay voted in favor of dis
solufion of the union with Sweden.
isf--Forue- Emperor William bought
the Doom estate rear Utrecht
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

Pstfsr1 3705 gst ussd % make fhIs
design II is cut in Sizes -. zs.
90. A. -. 4s and g. inches bust
measure 4 - inch size rin require
81 ysfdz of. y inch material This
model has good lines and practical
STYLE features The sleeve may be
finished IN vriE, or elbow length The
width ~ the foot is -. ysrdE
GinEhsn1. percsls. nsnnslstf-
chzius. izHH. dlmlty. calico and
chzmbrey are good for this design
pattern of this illustration mail
ed 20 any sddress on receipt of t0c
In silver or s'ampE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

Warning Unless you see ,he NAM
hafer on package or on tablets you
r-ritod hy physiclaus for tyyrnfy'o,,s
years and proved safe bv millions
Take Aspirin only is told m the psyrr
rscksEe for Colds Heldnche. Nruraisia.
hneumatism. Earncha. Tonthsrhr.
LumhaEn and Tor Pain Handy tin
BOXES ~ twelve Bayer Tablets ~ A..
plfin cost few cents. Druggists also
u iarsef 7actases Aspirin "a the
trade mark n Bsvrr N1ntifs-,urs of
Monoa-eticacldester Of sallcyiicacia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
TODAYS EVENTS

Eevar'y-fre vears sso today The
Americans took possession ~ Cali
fDruis.
Tho annual convention ~ The N4-
'ipnsi Negro EuHins-1 Laagus wil be-
gin its 1assionr today In Atlanta
DeiaRsteu rerr-reuttnz H00o0 studsr'-
In catholic -~hroi4 in fhe United State
are tn gather today - DAYTON. ~ 20
attend 'ha annual convention 1f the
stude-ts als1Ig1 C-J7sds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

paper SFn1lrafs-N
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1921
AstroIoEsrs read -hls ss an e1rest-
irEly uncertain lay IN which me-ac-
ing stars have power Mar, Nsrrl-.
and Jupiter are all IN rnziefic aspect
L Is time In which 70 o-dsr ones
affairs cautiously and 70 b. esDeo-1-ly
wise TN financial matters.
Trouble thru trade relations. tzriff
regulations and other conditions vii
have bad effect until late iu The
fall the =eers predict
Jupiter is in place supposed 20
encouraEe severe judgment on public
policies and statesmen may lose favor.
This ts not a fortunate rule for en-
tsrinE into any sort % pzrtn@rships-
Leases and contracts should not be
signed while this aspect prevails
Mars b. in an aspect that suggests
disE@nsio1s and quzrreis rr q dtsposi-
uon toward mlundersiina4rs among
persons asEo-iafHd ir bushes
The death % famous EnEiish
woman j. presaEed hy The stars-
The moon afflicted by Neptune
shows much vice and inuuT.lity.
Women wiu - especially suscepflhIe 10
70 the sinister iurusrsss-
warning = given that The loss %
high ideals viii have e serious effect
uror women sverH-w here r. certain
cities they should be particularly on
their guard. ss they may be more
easily srayed than sireWhsrs
NenzcinE stars may disturb 'he na-
tioual capital where administrative
officials and legislators viii - Uu-
avorahly affected.
Persons whose hirfhdata il is
should bsvyrs OF accident in the com
ing year. In business affairs the
forecast IS encouraEinE.
Children born on this date may b.
inclined a. b Very reckless Thee
subjects % Leo are fa-csful ard
/ ~faaar
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
Where 1t Started
nTZ

0cor--1Eh; 1911 ~ IHs -y7-s.i.- Syn
1ics-s. 1n~n
Dsiv. -nsrsFsr - thss..- N rut-
li-- made hs' fhst q zorS -nsz-InE
-1fhlns would - 'r common nee IN q
hours Within that time he rhaIsst
srf painted the ~orf -C-r-T-Z' on s1I
ths vsTis. The cif. not knowing fhe
rnearir. % the word. began 70 tax
about 81 and IN short time u Rad be-
come rsrt - the lznFuaEe.s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

Hon dollars ir gold .H boarded every
-s4r hv fhs -aflra population I'm Irdi.
Africa and PerEis- FOR -hom F7ld rar
= vo-fe-fui fascination Any gold fra'
comes irfn their hsrdr A. wage. or IN
any other 7sy. ls Immediately hidden
H-aw
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

n the ROYAL Observatory a. Green
-trh is q rsfriEerstln- chamber for the
purpo~s n testing chrouomeferH and
watcher AZ lo- temprrs lures AZ any
r-rlod u the year
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

A. Mesa. Arizona r. fha heart II ere
Great American Desert. the Na-rno~s
plan % erect a temple that will ts
second In sire and raEnifcenra only
70 the great fshsrnlrls IN Salt lake
rlfs-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
ONE yrAR AGO TODAY

Tn. great dock strike in Sew Tors
vas ended
Bg-,o- Polish pace conference hsEsn
at NinEk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

-r valued ~ -7 crowns fEe price 0t
rl0ETalr ~ meat ranges from 80 Pa
IIltrl-- prices srr 30 'aE
out 30 reach fhst .rlg one be- quoted
tr'rt rra 'e--rr said. usv u-t - Fg--
lsset -Hl7 from - 20
rr
Nusrtes 'a-'parTti,~Ir n,n orr
sr--- -ar- our of RE world 49,
It# fFE r-Hl- .n COMPARISON ufta
re r=afa lau Of AmrH-41 nsE. .s
.c-s Hnlr7 ucfsns can reps
-0-rlr- IN rrr- square Tire r.H7HH.
tr- rre Eurdretr % u1. lined ara
a..-Ea1 faaths a0 gave me Esrf aL
he fT rs.r trr alr
su- .o4a-. r1a1=r American bua-
rsss 90 urr booming as Do was a. rr-
Nl-Et.ta - vHr activity. though there
ra-sF-r''z r tnN burden 90 pa fF
cost Of tHa sag. f1a United States be-
far hett- ot e.a1o-ni-a'z t11r a..
one ~ .he rr.-r.3ai h@lizereut@ iu fra
1f-uEV'e Isra1-s part tr me war Iil
-rr rHfH'r -gfa Hrr effort .H rta-- It
~ifr Rua-irn E-Eirnd. France IAi,
90 t1e enemy group ~ nations
E-rTr EssIrg a tremendous f0-HI-1i
iFrr Ir HGClrf~r % ifE lferrl' e7-
-aucHs 1r u-I- f01i- re'd hl .rs SUBJ
trrfr. lE .r such fInHr-ltI roudi-.H1
.-raf Appeals have como from London
90 Nashirzta- HHklrE fHat fnr hr-f.eN
ECF 20 fEH rHrH# states na fOTei.F"
British e-sfasu-g. With fhe Tr'
crisis on rheIr hands and deer t0 f1H
whirlpool ~ nftar-fls-v Euro7r11
foi.fles. .~IE l few weeks ago ar-
bounced plans fu- great tnr-Hlsrs i7
The ErsHsh navy further addition
|re P-i-lIa's dsht
France iv lr worse share trn- Eng
b IHui. EriU maintaining a great stand
ling srrnv % fhro~ into any 1djsccrt
I ltarrl'orF r order that tho peace terms
Ieha1 ha enforced Italy ir sgr,e-'rz
.treuando-e financial de7rsssi1n c1us-
80 hy g. great expenditure ot s1itn
during 'hr ncioa=af z'ruEzla-
Bur f-a ulisat ~ these nations is
anything but drs1-y compared ~ 'ha
.uHEH' iH which the Central Powers
row are Germany. the leader - the
sreuN rs'.1rr i- 'ra world var Is
rot sr badly o." Ds fhr diein'cErafsf
carts of me ola ArEt-7- Hungarian Srn-
sire Austrl1 I'7cif iv threatened vif-
.arkrur-rN. H.t fra ~n~r' fhiur fs the
terrible aftermath facing every nan.
. oman r-d rhird-f-s lack ~ sufS-
c.s-' food t0 rustnIn even suAnoru1ai
/ wr7'.-r-5 ~ hu--e- thousand r.,
T '-r people '0U easv rrrv 70 disease.
frr starved bod as % the effe-'v ard %
children being particular -a-rsts Tor
f0Ifemi"s ursrifr fhs most heroic ~
forts NJ ere American relief orEa-l-a-
f.n1s ard other fniuluE hands av-
tended from nearly everywhere fhs
tif11-i1u o. still an appalling one
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17

By the ROYAL Marriage Act the Prince
NJ Wa'0r may SOW being over t--s-'v-
TTr years ~ are-m1rrv without fh-
consent NJ rho Ei0g In That rra-
however. he would have 10 give Notice
NJ hiE intention go fAe f-iyv roe-.F
twelve wontfa before the date M t-a
ceremony Even fhsn rrr MARI r4-.
would -nfy hs fr order IrEaVv ep r..s
as both house ~ Parliament aha -r-
dir7r1r0va ~ If
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
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THE Pueblo cETEFTarv IsFORns-
ToN TfUPEr.
Sr.>.rt- >. pssEfr- Director.
Wsabin<rcn- d e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
ASPIRIN

Name "Bayer" on Genuin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
Horoscope
.-Th. Stars Ipcu-s.
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GCopyrtzht. 1891. hy MeCl1rs Sezz-
ra-a- EEr.-rat.L
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-17
PATHETIC APPEALS FROM AUSTRIA

formally worth about - slrS's sss
lr valued A. On crowns. rEr price 70
rL0EraIr ~ meat ranges from 80 '0
-rr-r NI1trE-- prices srF ro rag
Cur 40 reach fFst .rLg one is quoted
trtrt rHa 'r-+rr sE.t usv rrt - Fu--
lsEat rHE7 from 80 90
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-16

made public by the United States
Federal Trade Commission, that a
sum amounting to about S44.59 for
every man, woman and child in this
country was withdrawn from legiti-
mate uses and poured into the pockets
Of takers. 1t is estimated that $780,
100000 was withdrawn from bank
deposits for this purpose, and that
Liberty bonds valued at $150,OO0,OO0
were given up by victims for worth
less paper.
"The war induced thousands upon
thousands of Americans to become
investors in Liberty bonds and Vic
tory notes." says the Bridgeport
Times. Having tasted the joys of
bond holding and coupon clipping,
and experienced the rewards of econ
omy and thrift, large percentage
of these investors looked for further
and larger paying investments and sc
became easy prey for the swindlers.'
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-16

% of the Jones Merchant Marine law
it is reported that the opinion of those
present was about evenly divided on
the question Of enforcing the measure.
A number thought it would result in
retaliatory measures by other nations
and it was pointed out that about q
of our treaties with other nations
would have to be abrogated before
section % could be put into operation.
All these matters were duly con-
sidered by the American Congress be-
fore the Merchant Marine law was
passed and it was enacted by health
ly majority in the face of them. Mr..
Harding apparently did not agree with
those who are campaigning for the
presidency last fall, for he refused to
administrate criticised then President
Wilson for his refusal to administrat
the Merchant Marine law. At Balti-
more, Mr., Harding said:--
"The Merchant Marine act of 1920
prepared under Republican leadersh
and passed by a Republican Congress
can fairly be described as one Of tbs
most important laws enacted in oul
generation. Like every pioneer un
dertaking it has defects and short
comings which time will disclose, anC
experience enable US to repair. Blu
as a legislative project, conceived il
the broadest spirit of national achieve
ment. The purpose of the measure
is, in sentence, the promotion AM
maintenance of a merchant marine 0
the best type Of modern ships, flyini
the American flag, manned by Amer
lean seamen, owned by private capita
and operated by private energy, ,ful
filling a national aspiration"