davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

So liieat terrat on meit1 n1islu tut
fielmisiamme foboanmit Jana "pp-
lbitps". S1lIa fertao fntiellaan iitd
fltitenfin bilifan erilaiiemmalto fan
malta FUN tab1n asti.
AZ Bpbitps ia &ristils. "8aan
ppbittGfGG Sierra &ristiis ipbGmis-
IGnne". Standardization lauieen ia
pomme 10 Banbasia Sestamentis-
ia, ia tarfdstamolla- fitd pGGiemme
tefstimmefin innorntooon tarfoittf-
Iesta ielwille. @otio SEES. 8:13. Sc
breanfielesi1 merfitiee Siimalan pp
|bittGminen iantna fliin: iulistoa Si
maIa ppb1fii. Sartoitiis on fig ia
noa, ettd ibmisten tuIee o~iettortta
lille fannalle, ettG be pitGtpGt SSii-
maloa ppb6nG. Sifii Seeiasfin pa-
mi meioGt riifoilemaan: "SDbitettn
olfoon Siniin nimeii". Me entne
Ifpoi Sitmaloa ia 2ristiista miu,ten
lpp6ittdd fiin iulistamaIIa SGnet
Ippbdfii: iellaiiefii, iota meiban TIT
lice finnioittden fiiiIIa ia poltpeIla.
So tdnui tapobtiri iinoin fun "SSSti
malan Inraa opetetaan ielmdsh 10
ptbtaasti" (2attber).
@ritpifen 6bettatpaa on buomata'
ettd tefstisidmrme 9ristafien iitma.
linus iImenee pdtpdnieIwana. 2nr
Met fdsfetGdm eth Sierra 2rishis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

on ppbitettGmi ipoGmiSidmrte, on
tGmG fGsfp mnbbollista ipain iitii
ettG SGn on SiimaIa.
b. @pbitps ia ibminen. "Ssa me
fen mlfaan el6mrme inmaliiesti
min fuin Si,malan lasten iopii".
+Gain ielittdd 2iitber ppbtttdmistd
fosfeman fobbnn tSerron rifolfies
Ia, iobon 10 Gsfen wiittoiimme
|Sefstimme tho tisiG litbteesio ell
lie ma~laiietpia piirteitd.
Cd S1fppifbpben piirre. "3uiten
fin idmpiippbella". &,in &rishis on
ppbitettp ipodmisia, ieiirad fifth, ei
I'd $Gnen idippiipptenid il1neree If
miien pitbeisia ia tipt0fiesid. @ri-
|tpifesti iitoo tefstimme tnrtdn Ia
ppiippoen eiiintpmiien toisten fans
ia fesfnsteItoesia. EieoGmnte, ettf
iuuri aittuitbenaiioisia mteletmalt-
Iii uieinfin unboitetaan ia aietiitnar
lonforaIle hiamion fonnolle. On fly
otettama parteen feboihis idfppiipp-
teen nibben.
(2) aitnnioitifien piirre. "St
~peloIIo". sc pelfo, mistd tasia Of
fpipmps, tarfoittaa ftinntoittaipot
fIbbetta SiimnIaor, Idbintdiittn i
ibmiieem itieemid. Siinalan eoesii
pitbuesiantmte ia toimiesi amnte eut
me faa menetell1 r6pbGdmalli; ID
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

retl gliStettp olfoon Sierra. iota on
i,tonitt nellie tpaIfe,ttenin ia tut
inmatienia. 'SGnet on SID aiettamtt
faifen perilIiiefii. SGn on SSGn
tirtfatoen iGteilp ia bGnen oIemuf
ienia perifuma. Sdn on pubbista-
nut meib1t 6pnneist1mme pereniG
moimalln. Soufosianrte on meIiiG,
iotfa ferran m~atfustimat Serltiale-
min ipbGmesiGdn tGmi balu: "nte
taboonlme ~rabb1 Seeiustal" Sc lot
ia banta etlitte, miistatte, fuinta
ban wastoii teille: sos Ell tpebnG-
ipfpa pntoa maabon ia f,,ole, min
ie iaa pfiin; mutta jog Re ftolee.
min ie tiottaa palion beoeImGGl"
8otfotaa pmp1rillemme. raftaat
meIiet, ndmdt faoat otpat bGnen
fl,olemania be6elmG."
Sitten pltb1i apostoIi poimaf-
taastt SitmaIan fanian fesfindiies-
ia pbtepoesti ia feboitti ipb6nt6 III
fittawolla tatpalIa f1irIiioitaan ole
maart 2ristaffen fpuooatetun tperen
tab6en p~fiimieliii1.
So iitten ban iatfoi:
sJstsetean
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
Raamatuntutkistelua
(San. eo.)
4. 6crran pmien robfers

4. Scrram pmien rubfers.
Cyrti on tegnet ibnliien mauhfot-
Fl. Ecoclliiul6csio cpot roGfeim-
miItafin- nGpttGipGt ipnninoriat pei
foia fliin iGnis; be o~iteastoan ipa-
ptIemot ia ipGriieip1t banfponlebted-
Tin, jos iattumot fitlfemaon pinleds
IA pfiind1n. 96Ilaiieen pelfuriti
teen Ell ole fititenfaan Serran orttl
Ia fppt1. Seibdn tiiIee ollu robfei-
ia, iilId &erra on beiodh fansiaan.
Eefstimme fi,pod t1tG aiina ienraa-
ipdsti.
az @obfeuoen periisipp. "alfdd
peIidtfo lbeiodn pelfoaan". Tdnni
In1ielma on otethi SEES. 8:12, ia on
fen tarfoitltfiern oioittad, etta Ser
ran omiert Ell tnrtpitie pelatd iitd,
rniti inmaloton maailma pelfd1;
je ndet peIfoienia moninaiiunoesia
peIfda p~erimmdiiesti ~f,ioIentno, 10
Ia fpnnin tafia on Gongenniit ibnti
fen ofaffi. Weiitta tdntdn pelon on
ssseefts poistamrt; ct ole fits ipptO
peIfoon iiII1, iofa usfoo Seeiiif-
ieen. Siina robteiiben periisipp q
Eim. 100.
b. @obteaoen i%lrteneutinen. Se
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

Iblltenl fuiStaufleffA~
"E1mG rafas iiiar", ieIittt mrn
an I1bell1 @ainsta istlrpa mics
"pIistG1 Serraa ii;tG. eta ban ellie
paranii b6nen tpttirenia fuoletta
masta tauoista ia antoi rauban pa
men iieIiiIleen."
"Salleluial" bilii TOTO ienraful
ia ia miran mics nouii ieliomaaI
ia ianoi ppban ~innostatien maltat
mana:
"Belastiis ia funnia ia moimc
on meiodn %SSSumalamme Ia tpalto
b6nen @oioeIhinial"
%Syanfaiffiiesti, amenl" tpastaii
fe,irdt,,nta.
Sept nouIi funnianarpoiia Mana
ben ia wastaii:
~Serra on nellie pubumlt tule-
|apista ~tapabtrmista. sc buta. TO-
BON i~oiitia fofo Ssroelin maa. fob
taa mposfin peIii1mme Seruiale-
misia. Sierra tabtoo, etta raffau-
temme oliii ritas ia pliwuotaipa IL
It'd Ielirafuntaa fobtoan iofa on Ia
bettGnpt pelastisianoman nellie 10
ionfa fesfltuoesta. 8arnabas on tul
Tut luofiemme. &ofo ie%urafnnta on
pfii ruumis, jonfa p1a on &rtstus,
ia sSeruIalemisia olGpia rpeliidm-
me fobtaama f6riimps fosfee meta
fin. &ootfaamme raffauben labioia
liemittGGfiemme meliiemme butud.
Senfi ianoo mimlle, etta TOTO
maoilma on MT nafepa SrtmaIon
fanian funnian ia pbtepoen. Sanon
MET, eta Sllmalan fanIa" lonfa
Seeius ON p~uboistamtt iperellddn,
on manbempi fuin maaifma. ftlla
Sierra on len ianfaiffiirtnoes'a ruo-
linnut omafi zen. &anIanin tdboen
Sierra on Iuonttt maoilmar ia ftta
boitanut; i;ti palmelee faiffi moail
mosIa. &anlolleen Sierra on llma;s
tut. misid lie tie alfaa ia lopplii,
iota mpoten ban iobtaa ibmislap-
iio. Sun on lumanm,t. ettd banen
tanIonio ina taomita maailmaa ia
enfeleita. Monet israelilaiiet tnle-
mat Seeiufien nimesid tnrma1,hi-
moan tSerraan, ia Sierra on otta-
ma pois peitteen 5eioan lilmtltadn'
ia iiIIoin be nGfepdt. miten iuliri
on len tanian funnia, jonta ban
on foonmut faifistn fanIoista. Scum
minfin on tGsid ieurafunnaslo II
ieito iuutoluiiia ia f~reiffalailin' jot-
ia eimGt mieli frailii Sumtalan tan
inon, liIlG re eilpat ole pelastetut
IpnneistG ia iootanon mallasta. IS
|Ioifaa, re ii6ntiit, pelostufIen pdlipn
on tullut. Seeius @ristus on riistd
mt wallan ~perfeleeItd. @hitto ban,
liofa fptenee pelastamom teiodt, oil
foon plistettp ianfoiffiiesti"l
"amen, balleluial" faifui iofo
p1ioIeltn. Maitta leurahinta ipeiIaii:
"Yaratiiii aufes,
elon pun, 10 fasrpaa,
pontl on perustis uuoen maaf''
autiiiis mnImistettu.
tanpunfi rofennetti,
ra1Sban fila lnoti.
tipbelliipps iuotu.
@ipr on poista.
@oitettl fuolo.
belpetti poiS ip0stp.
&atoomaiiet idiuat
uuboon. tusfat Iniifes."
&ffiG ful,liii ialin perGln naiier
filiabbus ia fobta ienjalfeen fajob-
ii fo~ubistltttaipo bruto, ionic
@oius bppin titnii: "@i fufaon mo-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
I. Serran pmien nuibulliiet.

F<~%N NtN~e NS"y~%IN
g(postoli oioittaa tefStisi1mme ie-
f1 mibollisten oIennsiaolon ettG
beibGn iamania palfan.
az 8ibollisten olemasiaolo. On
Iomoa fatielld tefstimme iobboIIa
miten Bietari rpbmitt6G eri Ionoia
fGptt1mGlIG $erratt omien nibolIi-
iet; Ell nGet faiffi piboa nsfowaiiid
iamoia oieita f6pttGen; menetteIp-
tapat eroatpat. Gift moimrte put
|bua ierroapqpIaiiista mibolliiista.
((t) Hnriaai6ipibolliiet. Scotia me-,
|iotfa pariaaipat"; "Mistd teitd
panettelemat". Npfpoloisia elm.
on t1rnG tatpalliiin miioto. misid
mibolIiiuiis fobbistiui Serram o.
min. &itn tniiiiten Ell BELLE poi6n
mit66n, ttrmntoutaat iritnioit-
|toon: mtaineen tabraamiieen.
(2) l1rffiiomiBoAiiet. Sofa tetl
It'd fpipp teisiG oletpan toipon periis
tiisto".. $erran omia Ell taipalIiiesH
"titfita" FIND mielesid, ETH beiftd
toboottoiiiin iotdin oppia; tapalIi-
iesti beita fiiiiotellen ~aboistetaart
fnifeIlaiiiua fpipmpfiilIG. Iiin tell
pGt 10 f~ariieifiet d. m. SeeiirffeIIe
itielleen (It. 22:15-4O. ga ope
tiislapiet eitudt ole $erraonia pr
'rempial
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27
'Eik0 han ole harhaop.
pinen?"
&iri. SimcIais.Nntti


&aNAF ~
ia nina aiatteIin MII;n oIemon oit
~titilsioan poita malmistamasIa i
ettet ban min ollen iouoa leurao-
moon iita, Jos ban iosiain iattu;i
lpiSbitmaan mdbin minimum "9arba-
iopplnen" .tiiumi tasfin Wartti. =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fatielIesia tar
tpp ottaa tammat laiit ia fatfoa Mi
Den lapi. Sit1 moiiimme ianoa uer
taiffefii @ooNefien fi~rffmuoesta
fponburstarteen. Mooiefien faspot
Ioistiipat filin lain. See fatieIemne
snlpoimin fasmoin minimum peilista.
@bm iofii tdbtoo ianoa. ettei iaiii
iatfoo ielIaiieen. aatio ipaan na-
paasti; iilloin laffaa auringonpi-
arenarpficf eifd tartpitie maettaa pi-
mepbesiG.
- Surbaaban ne filtiupat n1i-
ia barbaoppiiifli; ei bGn ole pubi-
mt ubtmn barbaan. Gen mllilten
on pmmdrtarpt ,paifta filfa. fun
ON main ollut f,,ulemnsia. Oman
pitGiGnfin pappi on idanut istaa
1pt rartbasia ia hinnnelIa iiellG
p1atalIellaan fln tuo b~eliinfiIGi-
nen on antanut Innoien ratpista,
hinmi Martti. = On monia fer
toia fristitpillGfin ielloiiia betfiG.
ioIoin 0ristus7ourinto on pimen-
mt meioGn iilmiltdmme. Olet Ian
.gennit iaatanam ia libon miettelpf
film. ebfG niinfin iuuresti, eth
maailma fen mitee ia tietGi iormel
Ham oioittaa iinin. 8oi ola uIfo-
MALTA ab6istufiia ia iiialIistG ba-
tGG ia min ~iaatana f@ntGd fatiee-
Fl ~itieeii. ia ipbdmesidii 10 buibat,
ettG MINI bufrn .--- nina bufun.
-- Mrmo on isnoinfin lama.
SON pitt taasfin pienen Ddliaian
ia tatieli tu%ulioibinia. BGfi epd-
tparmann alfoi oiatella, iofo ie
1nabtoi lopetton. Sc idi iannitpfiel-
Ia obottamaon.
= Mliista, jog lapii riffoo iiGan
Ia mostoan ia ildn n6in olIen tip-
typ nntaa bdrelle mitiaa, min 5dn
on iiGnfi Iapii iiitd buolimatta.
MeibGn riffomifiistamme buoIimat
ia arrno on Jana ia 3ristus-arrin-
TO pnistoa iofa paipG ia betfi, waif
Ia fpnti- ia riftomuspilfpia toiii-
i1aon tabtoo tulla meioGn ia @olga
tan meripunaiien 3ristus-auringon
tp1lille. Mmen.
gpt fofoonniimme f%an'afou-
Innpuistoon. Sielld on enfin iaa-
tafpana r1iofoo, ettei pitempimot-
toistafoan taripitie fiirettd pitad TO
ttdnia ia puolt fdfft altna rltollma
i,tbInt, iosia pibet6an uieita pribei-
ia ia Ioirletoan bengelliiii lauluja.
TGmdn mirren aifana fannetaon
tpapaebtoinen folebti. sos on tit
Gen panemiren mastenmielistd.
min ala pane, fpId ne fantaipat
boatpin iinun obitfeii ilmanfin.-~--
8.
gulffilan ifint6, 1iiomas oioi
sriorella Iiinafollnon BaiuIon to-
loon. San ppi6ptti qiinaffonia no
tpetan ieinGipiereen ia pani len iuit
jista ieinGsid oleipaan rentnaieen
fiinni. climatic boristi foripiaan,
patbaIii iieromiinia, ~fuorsfobteli ia
nIfoi faopia ntaata.
Miti iiind mebtnotl lanoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-27

= Sos pffiftn rr,tr,ero airrra1ao
id tliIenatta. iImoittafoa fiitd be-
Il auttaian fonttooriin.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
B. /. o. PASSENGER TRAIN
GnEC 1NTn W. VA II

GOE.O JNJO W. w. OvIVtt
Clarksburg, w. Va, Dec. 21.-West-
bound Baltimore & Ohio railway pass
senger train No. 8, New York to st.
Louis, was wrecked at Independence,
eight miles from Grafton, w. Va,
Wednesday. Three coaches were re-
ported in the ditch. All physicians in
Grafton were hurried to the scene
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
Old Indian Feud
Leads to Staying;
Continues Chain

Washburn, Tex, Dec. 2f.-The
tale of feud generations old, in
which the chieftains of two indi-
an tribes have been nearly wiped
out, is expected to be told in court
here at the trial of John "Red
Bird Beauregard, charged with
the murder of John meaiey, aged
s..
"Red Bird" Beauregard was cap
tured near Barnes, only $50 yards
from the cabin where a week ago
he is alleged to have slain MexIey,
when he became angered by Mea-
Iey's taunts that "Red Bird" was
mot man enough to bring about the
death of his father.
A reward of 5000 will 90 to Hen
nv Holmes, whose wife witnessed
the shooting. Holmes captured
"Red Bird" as the Indian was en-
tering his cabin, following a week
of hiding in the woods.
MeaIey's death is the latest of
a long chain of traditional and re-
corded deaths In feud between
Indian tribes resulting in feudaI
warfare between "Red Birds"
father and an Indian called "Biack
Bird" In the course Of the feud
Red Bird'sD father fatally wounded
"Black Bird" the dying chieftain
impos 'ng upon his son the oath of
a vengeance.
Years later the elder Beaure-
qard, "Red Birds" father, was shot
down, his slayer escaping into the
woods.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
sIoRlEs oE IREAcHERY

London, Dec 21.-(By The Assoei-
ated Press. )-Eamonn de Valera was
worsted in Tuesdays debate in the
Dali Eireann as the result Of John
Milroy's disclosure of the substitute
oath of allegiance said to haye been
prepared by Mr.. De Valera, in the
opinion of English newspaper CORE
spondents at Dublin. They did not
look upon developments as being
favorable to ratification Of the treaty,
however. The prospect Of a bitter
political struggle resulting from the
debates in the Dali was discussed in
some quarters where it was said that
accusations of treachery have been
privately spread broadcast. These
were likely eventually to lead to phys
ical encounters.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
FEAR No BREAK
RSHANT NTUNC
RAILWAY ISSUE
Deadlock Between Jap
anese and Chinese at
arley Cabled Home.
Considerable New Diff
ficulty in China s Re-
quest for Raised Rates.

Washington, Dec. 21.-(By The As
sociated Press. THE interruption in
the Shantung negotiations between the
Chinese and Japanese arms conference
delegations officially announced Tues
day night, was described Wednesday
by japanese as being a temporary ad-
jcurnment rather than a deadlock or
a break.
The entire situation concerning the
Shantung railroad has been submitted
by cable to the government at Toxic.
Japanese delegates said they had
made constant concessions on the
Shantung question and that they made
a still further one in agreeing to con-
slider the Chinese purchase of the rail-
road by the issuance of treasury bonds
In six insta,lments for three years.
This would mean, it was said, the
abandonment of the japanese view
that japanese capitalists should make
a loan agreement along the lines OF
railroad loans contracted in China by
other foreign capitalists.
China agreed to accept a Japanese
chief engineer but laid emphasis upon
the desirability Of japanese traffic
manager. to which China would not
agree. it was said.
The Japanese also asked that a
japanese chief accountant be en-
ployed.
1t was learned in American quarters
Wednesday that considerable difficulty
was being experienced over China
request for tariff increase. The
tariff subject also has been referred
to Toxic by the japanese delegation.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
BRAND IS ADAMANT
IN REFUSAL To CUT
GERMAN PENAL TIES
French Premier Proposes Tax
on Teuton Expectations,
Collected by Importers.

Paris, Dec. 21.-(f,y the Associated
Press. premier BRAND, in his con-
ference with Prime Minister Lloyd
George, has refused firmly to consider
any further reduction in the total
amount of reparations due from Ger
many, it is understood in official cir
cles here.
The French premier, according to
the information, has proposed a tax
on German expectations to be collected
in the importing countries.
ceived here the impression prevails in
official circles that discussion of Tur-
key and Russia would be postponed
for subsequent meetings.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
sn Irish Treaty Prospects Range From Defeat by Two
r. to Ratification Of Agreement by Ten in It's Favor
WAS A BLESSING
TO MRS. MORGAN
Seattle Woman and Her Mother
Restored to Health by TAX
ing Tanlac.

"AIy mother and / are both enthus-
iastic about Tanlac, for it certainly has
been a wonderful blessing to each of
us" said Mrs. Ruth Morgan, 3S42
Twenty Second Ave-, Southwest, Seat
tie, Wash.
For good many years suffered
from stomach trouble and finally got
to where j had to live on the fghtest
sort of food, like soup and milk. My
nervous system became all upset, too
and got very little sleep at night
From day to day I could see that
was losing ground Mothers health
was failing rapidly and, in addition to
my troubles, l was very much worried
about her.
what Tanlac has done for us bor-
ders on the miraculous. Mother looks
years younger now and believe many
years have been added to her life. As
for myself. I feel like different per-
son, my digestion is perfect and ]
sleep like child every night
Tanlac is sold in Great Falls by
Model Rx Pharmacy, 312 Central Ave,
and Cascade Rx Pharmacy, 110 Third
st. So.-Adv.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22

Washington, Dec. 21.Charges that
importers, through misleading propa-
ganda, were attempting to delay or
defeat" tariff legislation and to accom-.
plish this end were centering an at
tack on the American valuation plan
were made Wednesday in the house by
Chairman Fordney. Of the ways and
means committee, who declared that
American valuation was the logical
solution of the present day economic
conditions ~
Opposition to the pending tariff
measure is readily traced, asserted Mr..
Fordney, mot to the American produc-
ers, not to the man who deals chiefly
in American made products, but to the
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
FORDNEY SAYS IMPORTERS
. ARE IN TARIFF INTRIGUE

man who produces abroad and the man
whose chief interest is in bringing the
product Of cheap foreign labor to the
American market
Mr.. Fordney declared he had dis
covered that the department store
that is leading the fight against Amer
lean valuation and is lone of Amer
ica's largest importing establishments
retailed at $5 each knives bought in
Germany at nine cents. Tremendous
profits also are made on a variety Of
other articles imported from countries
where production costs are low said
Mr.. Fordney
Congress is endeavoring to write
tariff law and the declared object is to
protect American industries, he said,
advocating haste in passage Of the
tariff bill now in the senate.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
Outcome of DaiPs Debate Still in Doubt on Third
Day; George Gavin Duffy, One Of Negoti-
ators, Opposes Reference Of Pact to People as
Liable to Rend Nation Anew Into Factions.

Dublin Dec 21-(By The Associated Press 1.-THE poss-
by of concluding the debate the Irish treaty and reaching
decision by Thursday night indicated by Eamonn De
Valera the close of Wednesdays sessions when he suggest
ed that if the discussions not concluded Thursday after
noon, evening session would be held to Finish it,
For the first time there disposition the part Of
certain members of the Dali Erean supporting the treaty to
predict definitely that it will be ratified The character Of
the applause today and the Incidental remarks of the speakers
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
ADOPTION UNDER PROTEST
OF IRISH FREE STATE DEAL
IS NOTE OF THOSE IN FAVOR
Food Prices Drop
Slowly u. S. Labor
Reports Indicate

Washington, Dec. 21.-Food costs
for the average family in the United
States were ] per cent lower in No
vember than in October, according to
labor department estimates.
For the year since November Is,
1920, the department reported, retail
food prices have decreased % per cent,
on an average. Since November Is,
1913, to date. however, food products
have increased an average of As per
cent.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
CALLED TO NEBRASKA.
The Tribune

Special to The Irlbune.
Lewistown. Dec. 21.-G. r. Marsh,
head of the Lewistown Furniture COM
pany, left today for Verdone, Ne
braska, in response to telegram an
nouncing the death there of his father.
w. s. Marsh. civil war veteran. aged
IS years, who has visited in this city
and had many friends in Lewistown.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22

both oaths, but in one Of them refers
to constitution in which was not
vestige of British authority. The
other oath is one in which the British
king must be recognized as the head
Of the Irish state. There is tre
mendous differnece, though the same
words are used in both.'
Mary MacSwiney, sister of the late
Lord Mayor AIacSwiney Of Cork, Sc
verely arraigned Prime Minister Lloyd
George in speaking against the treaty
in the Dain Eireann Wednesday
afternoon. She characterized the Brit
ish premier as ian unscrupulous
scoundrel."
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
OLD CLOTHES ADMISSION

Butte, Dec. 21-A bundle Of old
clothes is admission fee announced for
the annual New Years party of Lodge
No. 240 of the Benevolent and Pro-
tectiye Order Of Elks Of Butte. 4The
receipts will be turned over to the Sal
vation Army for distribution among
needy families.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
ARMED GANGS KlpNAP is

Belfast. Dec. 21.-By The Asso-
ciated Press. ARMED gangs operat-
ing in the Limavady district Of Lon
donderry took Is men from their
homes Tuesday, removing them to an
unknown destination. The raiders,
who were not disguised, were
strangers to the neighborhood.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-22
Experiment on Sick
Children Is Charge
Court Will Probe

Chicago, Dec 21.-Judge Philip
Sullivan has ordered an investigation
of charges that the city contagious
diseases hospital physicians and staff
are using children patients for expert
mental work in clinics Some were
kept as long as foun years, it is
cha
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
AMERICANS GET
PITCHER T0DT
Judee Lands Rendefs First Deca-
sfep as Comnlssiener Of
BaseAall CeunsIl

Chicaxo. Feb. 12.-The dryt %:
cision Of Judge X. N. Lands. a.
commissioner of the advisory coun-
eli Of baseball was rendered today
in favor Of the st. Louis Ameri-
cans. The question was whether
phil Todt, pitcher and frst base
man. was . free agent at the time
he eiSned . contract with the ST
Louis Americans. The St Louis
Nationals had claimed his services
and the Sherman club of the West
J ern association and the Houston
| club were named a. parties TO the
decision.
The case has been pending b.
fore the national commission since
March, 1920, when the players
father asked the commission to de-
clare his son q free agent The
PLAYER. is years old, had signed
With the st. Louis Nationals and
vas later sent to Sherman and
then to Houston, but he refuses
to sign . contract with either CLUB
In 1890 the st. Louis Amefics.-,
treating tho player as . nv
agent" obtained his signature q
a contract. Judge lands deciar'
ed Todt was a free agent and there
fore the property Of the St Loui'
Americans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
MORE SNOW PALS.

New York, Feb. 22.-After hav-
ing suffered two days as q result
Of ono of the most seSere snow
storms in years, New York awoke
this morning to find = second heavy
fall in progress
More than 10000 snow fighters
worked throughout the night in an
effort to clear streets and side
walks which became icy today a
a result of . falling Temperature
during tho night