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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
REFUNDlNG BILL HELD UP AS
SENATORS REQUEST ADDITIONAL
FACTS FROM SECRETARY MELL.0 ON
Finance Committee Bombards Treasury Head
With Questions Concerning Previous Moves
by This Government and England; Mellon
Opposed to Taking German Bonds.
fBY THE ASSOCIATED pREss.)

earliest opportunity of the extent
to which such agreements commit
this government and deprive the
treasury of freedom of action in
future transactions.
Secretary Mellon when he ap-
peared before the finance commit
tee today was bombarded by rapid
fire questions aimed by democratic
members. The secretary stated
that so far as refunding negotia-
tions conducted by former Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury Rath-
bone for this government and Mr..
Bracket for the British govern
ment were concerned, there had
been no commitment of this gov
ernment. He repeated that 1t
might be embarrassing should this
government attempt to revise the
arrangement for the deferment un-
til April, 1922, Of payments upon
accrued interest, inasmuch as the
agreement had been observed by
the American government two
years. The secretary said he could
not now outline to the committee
definite plans or policies but would
attempt to collect all principal and
interest now owed the United
States. taking care of all rights
we have"
Even If I had authority" said
Mr.. Mellon, II would not postpone
interest payments due from for
eign nations. I think a much bet
ter arrangements can be made for
this government. Without author
ity from congress as asked in the
pending bill. we must proceed un-
der present laws relating to the
first and subsequent Liberty loans.
1 do not consider it in the interest
of the government to be so re-
stricted in subsequent negotia-
tions."
Secretary Mellon stated he had
"no expectation of accepting Ger
man bonds" and would expect to
collect "all interest legally due the
United States.n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
some of the earlier votes

some of the earlier votes.
1t probably was the first til
since war days that the house
found itself with such a quorum
on the eve of a vote. Closing the
long wrangle over sthe bill Chair
man Fordney brought republican
members to their feet by declaring
it would bring greater prosperity
to the country than it now enjoyed.
The veteran tariff maker, thrilled
by the demonstration, smiled and
bowed and then wheeled about to
wave to the galleries.
The republicans voting against
the bill were: Beck, Wisconsin;
Calm, Ohio; Knight, Ohio; Lam
pert, Wis; John M. Nelson, Wis;
Sinclair, North Dakota, and Voisht,
Wis.
Democrats voting for it were:
Campbell, Pennsylvania; Dupre,
Martin, Favrot and Lazaro, Louisl-
ana; Lea and Raker, California.
Representative London, socialist,
New York, voted against it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22

| London, June Il (by the ASso-
ciated Press 1.-The conversation
between Mr.. Lloyd George and Ea-
NOM de Valera, from which it was
hoped the basis for an Irish peace
| conference might emerge, have
been terminated for the present
without that objective having been
attained.
At the final meeting Of the Brit
ish prime minister and the Irish
. republican leader today, Mr.. Lloyd
| George submitted definite propo-
sails which were represented as the
considered judgment of himself
and his cabinet as constituting
suitable ground for a full-fledged
peace parley, based upon his in
terviews of the past week with Mr..
de Valera and Sir James Craig, the
Ulster premier.
These proposals, it is learned au-
| thoritatively comprised less than
! ten articles.
Whether they met with flat re-
lection by the Irish republican
leader or were taken by him with
out comment for review by himself
and his colleagues in Dublin, in the
hope that they might contain the
nucleus for negotiations. was cLn-
cealed by the brief joint communi-
que issued after the meeting. This
read:
"Mr. Lloyd George and Mr.. de
Valera had a further conversation
at 1870 o'clock this morning last
ing about an hour. The basis for
further conference has not yet
been found. Mr.. de Valera has ar
ranged to return to Ireland tomor-
row and to communicate with Mr..
Lloyd George again after further
discussion with his colleagues"
Mr.. de Valera and his colleagues.
after their return to Irish head
quarters, expressed anxiety for the
attainment of peace. They indi-
Gated that a similar anxiety had
been manifested by Mr.. Lloyd
George, one of the Irish delegation
declaring:
I'm drafting the announcement
both found difficulty in avoiding
statements which would create an
immediate furor in the other camp.
AS for us. we have never been
overly optimistic regarding the
prospects of the present conversa-
tions. Now that they have ended
for the present, at least. we are
really bit surprised that they con-
| tinued so long and so amicably.
I'VE are genuinely desirous OF
peace and have not yet dispaired,
| but the difficulties are such that
progress Is necessarily slow. l
personally believe that definite
progress has been made"
This spokesman for the Irish
delegation said the Irish republican
parliament probably would be con-
vened shortly after the return of
Mr.. de Valera for the receipt of his
report. The delegation has re-
ceived no word. it was said, that
the members Of this parliament
now in prison will be released so
as to enable them to attend.
The suggestion that Mr.. de
Valera might go to Belfast to meet
Sir James Craig was criticised as
"out of the question"
The republican leader will leave
tomorrow morning for Dublin.
According to the Evening Stand
ard today, the British premier's 8
proposals embodied an offer of do
minion home rule for southern Ire
land, safeguards for Ulster, import
ant financial concessions and ma
lchinery for co-ordinating Irish gov
ernment. ...
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
STANDARD OIL CUTS
WAGES IN REFlNERlES
(By The Associated Press)

Casper, Wyo., July 21.-Reduc-
tions in wages ranging from 4 TO
Is per cent will go into effect Au-
gust 1 at the Casper, Greybull and
Laramie refineries in Wyoming
and the Florence, Colo, plant of
the Standard Oil company of Indi-
ana, it was announced here today
by r. M. Andrus, general manager
of the four plants. About 1900
employees will be affected here and
a smaller number at the other
three plants.
Skilled labor will sustain the
smallest reduction in wages, the
heavier cut affecting common la
Dor, including "helpers."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22

Washington, July 21.-The ad-
ministration's refunding bill was
held up today by call from the
senate finance committee upon
Secretary Mellon for additional
and more definite information as
to past commitments with respect
to the nations foreign loans. The
tariff bill will reach the committee
tomorrow and require prompt at
tention, so it appeared uncertain
tonight when further action can
be taken upon the refunding meas
ure.
Secretary Mellon was requested
to examine thoroughly all records
of agreements made by the Wilson
administration regarding both
principal and interest payments
upon all loans made to allied gov
ernments and to advise at the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22

that he also may. on constitutional
rights, resist arrest. Mr., Curtis
bonds were arranged today.
These were the developments in
the twenty-four hours succeeding
the indictment of Small, Sterling
and Curtis for alleged manipulation
of state treasury funds, which. ac-
cording to the charges. involve
close to 100000 used by the trio
for private gain.
The political air Of the capital
today was tense with speculation.
Who would be governor of the
state in the event of Smalps con-
yiction,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
DAWES STOPS SALES
OF SURPLUS STORES:
WILL CHANGE METHOD

Washington, July 21.-Sales of
government surplus property were
ordered stopped today by Director
Dawes of the budget bureau, pend
ing creation of co-ordinated ma
chinery to control sales. Creation
of this machinery will be announc-
ed soon, Mr.. Dawes said.
Surpluses of building material,
Steel cement, lumber. furniture,
ships. automobiles. textiles. food
supplies, buildings. etc, are owned
by the United States and available
for its current use.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
TAFT REAPPOINTS
HIS OLD SECRETARY

washington, July q. - Chief
Justice Taft announced today the
appointment of Wendell w. Misch-
Ter, Cincinnati, as his secretary,
continuing an association begun
seventeen years ago when Mr.. Taft
was secretary of war. John j.
Byrne was appointed law clerl- to
the chief justice, post he held un-
der the late Chief Justice White.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
HOUSE PASSES PROTECTIVE
TARIFF BILL WITH HIDES
OIL. COTTON ON FREE LIST
JUAREZ
IS DYING PLEA
OF Ell PASOAN
lRx The Associated Press. }

Ell Paso, Tex, July 21.-An In
stant after man had called to Mo-
torcycle Policeman Mike Snyder
and J. ]. Gabler, who were passing
a house in the residence section of
the city last night, a shot was fired
from inside the room.
The policeman ran to the room
to find Ben Neal. a service car
driver, 33 years old, lying across a
bed. a bullet wound in his chest.
Near him was a note addressed
ITO the Press"
IT am a failure" 1t said, "and
am ready to meet my God. Please
close Juarez."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
Conve< 4 4 Between Lloyd
Gl$ Z and Irish PreSi-
iOoeS Not Result in
/at /6d For Peace,
LERA- CRAIG MEETING
is '0UT OF QUESTION
Irish Republican Parliament
viii Probably Be Con-
vened Shortly to Receive
Report Of Farley,
o 9 Q . Q o Q o o o Q Q . o 9 Q
TERMS TO BE PUBLIC.

o London, July 21.-The par
o lament correspondent of
o the London Times under
o stands that Premier Lloyd 4
o George will announce the
o terms Of the governments Of
o fer to Mr.. de Valera in a
o speech in the house of COM
o mons tomorrow.
o
0 o o o 8 o o o o o 9 . o o . Q (
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
MADDEN is RATIFIED.

Washington, July 21.-Nomina-
ton of the republican committee
on committees of Representative
Madden, Illinois, as chairman of
the appropriations committee, was
formally ratified today by the
house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
MANY ELEVATORS TO
HANDLE CEREALS FOR
GROWERS CORPORATION

o Chicago, July 21.-Proprie- Z
9 tors of 1872 elevators in five
8 states have signed contracts to
o handle grain for the United 4
9 States Grain Growers, Inc, 4
Q according to announcement of
Z" the corporation today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
r. r. OFFICERS
GET 10 PERCENT
CUT IN SALARY

New York. July 21.-A volun-
tary reduction of 10 per cent in
salaries of executive officers Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railway was announced today.
President James f. German said
the officers themselves had recon-
mended the reduction. Reductions
in the pay of supervisory officers
to inject the changed conditions
were ordered by the board.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
CHICAGO BANK CLOSED
BY STATE EXAMINERS

Chicago, July 2l.-State bank
examiners today closed the doors
of the Michigan Avenue Trust COM
pany, state bank with assets of
$4,250, 900.
Misfortune or mismanagement
as the probe will show. is respon-
sible," said a statement from the
Chicago Clearing House associa-
ton. There had been no intima-
ton that the bank was in difficult
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
WOMAN FOR BENCH.

Washington, July 21.-President
Harding today nominated a wom-
an to be a Judge of the municipal
court, District of Columbia. She is
Mary O'Toole, a practicing lawyer
here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
SETTLEMENT OF PACIFIC
PROBLEM MUST BE FIRST

London, July 21 (by the Asso-
ciated Press) Premier William
NJ. Hughes of Australia declared to-
day that the success of the confers
ence in Washington on disarff1a-
ment would depend on a preliIni.
nary agreement on the Paciffe
problem by the three vitally In
lCnntinled on Page TMoD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22
WEATHER


FORECAST.
Denver, Colo. July 21.--New
Mexico: Friday and Saturday un-
settled, possibly local showers
north and east portions; not much
change in temperature.
Arizona: Friday and Saturday
generally fair except local showers
east portion Friday; not much
change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-22

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25
GrcoSntpoe.

6crgl1s sSolls &rc0S of ~9clt norif
ll1tb. &irfe 9(nerifo" ofbol0er fit
%oorl1p0e / 9ll1r6al Nlgb> Fo1tor
No1el1s &ol0 fra Site Mai til 2ocn
99N11rt. Wfpoct oobncs n1c0 Yrrfc1
al Eoltor Mol6crg. Golntolccnulc:
e(ob g. Is in01c0cs al Foltor
Groclt. 4bcr 9(ftcn bill ser lm0er
Mp6ct bli ofbo16t 9(ftcnic5lioncr t
6bcr6rltp &irfc I l(1ocrlpoo0 fra:
715 o9 n6ooer. Gonto1cclnnet for:
ois1c Ifte11n1p6cr cr: Gs. S., G-8,:
i1l0le0cs of Yoltor 2cbirgiton. @}iS-.
1ionsprrfen al Faitor 5ilnonpn
S fSorbin6cl1c nco &rcosnp0ct fci-
rcr 9lltr6ol Mcl1igDc0 50-9(arsf felt,
nco GSe1tprrfcn of Tornlalt0 @oltao
@on1le og 1De 0ic6lcnn1cr al Me-
1iQhe0cn il0bD0cs poo Set bjcrtelig-
itc til at bnrc n1c0 %.
.. IS. s(nfcl1 6or1n.
81. 6tolSlono, Gef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25
8rltf / 9Hssleifolene / sSerquS 3SuN3

8rltf / 9taleifo1ene Gere1ts Sails
og 0o Me6Ien1nerne al 3ion lutb-
&irfe er oebrbebt1t ONT, at Set oi(oe
bere til @fa6e i 1te6etfor @abn for
Gleperne ONT iaa blir gjort, og at Set
og1oo bi10e bli en 9(orlaf til at brin"
ge ltenigbet og ltgreie n1el1e1n Dor
@ps 9orgere, og 6a Me61emmerre
al nepnte Melligbe0 CT fu10 &ar-
11toni me0Sfobcl ltDrelIen naor Oct
nc0jten1tc ct Ioo6al1t Sorllag, 1an
bore Set bcilltttet:
slt bi Mc6lenlncr al 3ion ll1tb:
Meltigbco / Tcrgus Sails, 1totoler
Dor oprigtige og bjertelige Sat til
Dor @fo1ebitprc1le og gir bor fuloe
Gili1ut>1ing til @fo1ebcitprenens BE-
titnelige og u6nGrfc0e &on0lemaa=
0e / 0en11e Saf.
Sg bore Set bi0ere beiluttct> at bi
1om @orgerc of 6erguS Sails oa
font Me6len1mer al 3ionS 1utb. Wfc*
nigbeo berpe6 forpligtcr % til al
ltpttc por Sfolcbci itprc11c naar Sen /
Trclnti6cn prppcr at bo10e olle flags
u9(mlt1cneutS" 1t0c a + bore Sfo1er,
ser fife er / obercnsltcnuuc1le nco
@uos Sro pg 0crfor life birfeii0=
bcocn fon bere til nogcr gfDtte for
bore @prn cllcr for 1lo0en al bore
8orgere.
IS. 8. Mol0en, 6ornnollo.
Gbriit @rotte, ScfretGr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25
Sucr Sllpn Mnllonb.

Gl1 al octtc Gol11tl)3 rl6ite SSno-
bp0gerc, Spcr Sl(pn 9illllonb> bpoc
/ lit @icn / Sp>pn al &citcrn, Sen
t60c IS. i Sen Dpic 9(l6cr al 90 9(or,
! Mooncorr pN TO Gage.
9(fop0c bar fpot / Npr0r s 1871!
fpnr bon til Splpn al @clterll Door
hon toA lig Nou1cltcnolo1o oN hor
libcn bpct. San bar oltloo cit al Sc
ollcrfdrltc Gcttlcrr i Tolpn al @e-
itcrl1. 9(fopoc pncr1rnc5 al fin SIT
itrlt oN trc 9'prlL Mrs. 2cou Yrtrr~
{pn, Finc 9}ipcr, 9)tiln.; oN fSrpf-
ncrnc Spllcttn pg Goa, nnr CT ficnt=
nc. %c9ropclrn ~forcoif lilotc lSrc=
Sag fra @jcnrnrct o9 9}oef Nroirie
&irfc 1lnocr ltor 9clto1cllc. Eo-
flor Sfpbrrg forrettc0c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25
Wrs. $. g. Sage

W1rs. $. s. Sage, CT al 0ennc
9eps fdrltc Hioncrfbin0cr, 6p0c poo
Mrigbt @olpitolet bcri HDcn tIOliy
iioitc Monoogsnorgert eftcr flcre
WooncocrS GpNeligbcb. MrS Sage
tlcb 73 9lor, 5 Nfooncocr og 81
Gage go11nel. Gan1nen nc0 fin i
1909 ofop6e W}ano, fon1 bun til fScr
gus Salts / 1872, og hur ii0cu boet
Ter. Sun obcr1cncS of cn SplL $.
s.. 4ogc, ion1 Dor Yc1icon Napi0S
og lpl1 fpr nrrprrcn0c CT ?Q}oppr
ser. 6cn0c5 q fop0c 9Ggtcfrllc bar
en- bc1ficllot Mol0 / 6cttc County.
$5on bar blonot 0cm 1oln orgonilcrt1
fSir1t Notionol Honfcn ber oN bar
intcrcs1crct / flcrc Wfpllconlr0.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25
st Silfrl0e of eSuflucn;a,

%c9pnocllcn of li6lte Goroor poa=
Frog jcg mig eli o1porlig 5Sorfjplcl=
}c cftcrfl11gt of Gul6cabs11ingcr, So
rc0pinc pg Gmcrtcr / Gf11l6rcne; jog
hor / CIT 1ncgct boorlig SSorfotl1i11g~ ,
ifripcr 1Srl& 5Si6c1e 0oQ1tilt fra 8u1-
ger, Fa. ~9g9crnc> lom bebono1c6r
mig, bar noe al Stan6 til at 11orct-
tc: no9et for mig. Seq lfoffe6c mig
6o Or Hctcrs <rifo og fd4te mart
Gc6ring. Seq CT nit be61tc Sci
goacl10c og fat paste alt nit 9(rbci=
oc". &i ficn0cr life no9cn Mcoicin,
Scr fon 1onmen1ignes mes 0ctte
gol11c, ti6sprpbe6c ltrtcnliooc1 / Sc
bono1il1gcn of Sorfjplcllc> Ga Grip
pc, SSSnfluen5a og Iigncnoc 5p96onl-
the. Sl1lin0cr bar bionct on bcts
iSortri11. Set bliper life loIgt gjc1=
nent 9lpotefere. 5frib til or. Ycter
(Sobrnep & Cons &c., 2501 $50
lbington @lb0.> Gbicogo> sSll.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25
Min9erifsla9et.

9}ingerifslogct ifol Mp0c / Gar
60, g. g., ioar> mcn life iom fpr
tillDlt Sen 10-11 Suui 1nclt bcn
1G-17 S1t11i. Scr CT lqrget for 60
Sc Solete og Ser blibcr cit 0c1 Sa1G
og Muiif. @onfct= t=Mooltioet blipcr
iom 1n0bollligt.- 6lpbc< (Npltlnc) :
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mt / 50 Mooncocr 6crbortc / lel=
bette gproc. Som 0o allcIou1mcu.
8pelt CT flor 1of, boa0e poo @jertc=
RUM og &usrlllL iou at jcg boabcr
at bi fan tilfer6si itillc allc 1onnncn
g6ers font fdr>
Geggcr @ul6ro1oloL
Sorn1ol10.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-25

run6t on1friltg Spcn. Sfcgnct gloroc
let llafbrlt0t, n1cn Set 1tanoIeoc iffe
0plcrnc. 0c pi10c 1c sc bafre Sn1-
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l1or1fc Notltr. Get 1aa tbillonlt .11o
fpr Dcn plorlogte @allfct o1n &pel=
Sen, oo Gcic og &cir iparfct tnoo,
men fpr &1. s itirllc6e Solf opoper
Groppcrnc forot iifrc fig @illcttcr
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ct 1oooont Monltio. 9ll6rig far hi
feet CIT @o1fet 1crDcrct n1c6 cit lod=
ban 93igbol0i0bc0 al norifc 9fcttcr.
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ling bc1forl1pict pg lDttct til ct no-
n1rrfct Brogron al Wtltfif, Gang pg
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Foltorcrne @crpc11 og Numc0o1 fra
Spring Gollcp pg @oo6billc> ion1t
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fra Gilman.
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CT 9fnocllc at bprc poo bans bufrc
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6borleoeS hon rullct frcur fra &iito>
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fclloN hor firmpct for nc0opcr allc
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en- at Set nlt CT o1crfjrnot, at Mor6<
nlrllocnc life o1cnc bar Sc fbrltc til
at ppoogc 9(ulcrifo 9(or 1000, men
1T Sc p0loo fpm til set ornerifouIfe
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NiSlr @jrn0sNjcrnilrgcr fan TIT iffe
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roopcNtc bon bpprlror3 9}or9rs 2onn
oN ISolf for 0ooct fren1 poa ollc Sn,
rooocr li0cn SC nonot Gclpltrnoi0-
l}ro, o0 hnpr1ncNct g}pron1rnocnt
Aor broAt al set ion1 cr ooot til oct1c
2alo. ErpfrSlprcnS Sale blcD Int
tct til n1cb lprnot Opr1urfolnbc6 p1
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8uttfene luftet.
2l(e Buttter Ter9us Sails btl bit
lutfet 9etorattonsoa9en, Manbag ben
30te MQt.

Den np1ig orgoniiere6e Nortb
Central Mi11neiota &olpito1 &s1oci-
otion, bbis 6orrnool er at oprette og
re6lieebol0e ct tiosmesiig &oipi=
tai i 8en1i6ie> bor pa1gt Haftor 8. s.
ssSeroce, betie11en6e 66rite norlfe h=
tberife Mferiebe6 6erlteos> til at or
go11ilere og foreitoa @a1get al ST.
tier. .&oipita1sfore11insen er infor-
porcret for $100,000,og Mftier bill
bib u6lteot til bette 8e1gb.
De 11orlfe Spciolii tiers tioligere
T6rer 5ognepreit @rifien far m1elot
fig in0 &6irepartiet &6itiania.
Set er I'll 9for 1i6en Or. @riflen b1ep
bpitioelig ltoite6t al @ocio1iitpartt"
ct. @on1 &epreie11tat>t for &ro4tS<
e1ltl16et Jas fan poa @tortin9et fra
19O3-12; men ban tog mer og ner
9lfltol1o fra Eartiet> og 6a ban
1912 - to 9(or efter at ban bar blit
Sognepre1t til @oolerengen - loo
Zig beige til Sornon6 &igsn1ao1s<
forbun6et, benpttet bans @o6itan6c
re 9lnle6ningen til at foa bap1 foitet
u6. -
MeIlem $1,000 og 10000 Wfen-
noniter bill begbn6e en l16ban6ring
fra Canada til Merico 2abet al Sc
tire fon1men6c Tiger. Sc bill anhen6e
ober 100000 til $ernbonebillet<
ter. Me6lemner al @effe1t poa1tuor
at 6e CT b1it forfltlgt of 6en catta6i
fife 9fcgiering. &aiagerer, &baG.
fSormre6l lfober og &nsho16ni11gsoo=
rcr bill faa fpecielle Eog for at 6rage
gienncm 2on6et fra moro til ip6.SSSfffc
1i6en Sc Gage, Mormdnerne flDgte-
Sc fra Noupoo, ST., til 11tab, bor
Scr peret cit 1oo6on Mos1ebepraGf-
1e bos CIT religigs Sett 9rnertfa.
De bill iett1e / @elt 9urango Mer-
ico. 9en merifonffe &egjering bi1
aipe Sem fiji Graniport fra 6en nleEs
ifanife @ren1e =,
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git 1torlnen6e &ifolo.>

git 1tDrtnet1De S1falD.
@fter mere Ml11if og 9ang, bo1ot
e. &. Mfocn cit fort Sale poa Glt=
gcllf, bbori fan feroeleS betoneoe
set @torpnrf font Nor0menocne /
slnlcrifa far giort gicnnem DC 1ioltc
50 til 70 s(ar.
Gn Solicit blcp optat Ser bclpb Jig
til $t38.00, Dporof CIT fier6eoel gif
til Gtcb1tcts ll6gtfter oe Set 6prigc
te1tes 1ige1iot n1ellem 0en norife
fi1l1norfsn1is1io1t og Sbcrit Sans
Segg Monltnlent- -Gon0et 9(lt1oo
cnrfriug $500 paa bber al Sc to
1i0ltnGbntc,
Too gftcrmiooog Do10tcS ct illtc*
reslo1t 9lf1lutllingsn16oc, og bco s.
Sioc>t bcgDn6tc 9ifcr6plcrnc at il
S5orbe1 og toffe for bpggeligt 5oln-
Dor. Mllc IDntcs 6rage &jcm mco
;felelien of at set bar ct iGr0clc3
hpggeligt Stebnc11p0c.