davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

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sas zyzmmar Ezd4 ~ ma window II
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1igar nod vor1Esd -1e ssirf fez-zs ,nr
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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
edrta Nsrrrnr1-

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isazs LirSisisiG;s AID a Working hr
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Fasrs Wa .srzs sr1sufaIcs &c ne
2sdss Mag ahnrsg shnv M1n6a7 and
TIs,Gag EVENING"
M. =. z Lsnr5xs a % 5nGr heath
zc1ssg Ce7uss Ant family VENT Il ,ds
1tcI1rss AZ ydr-d 7r7snurE saSIris9
1igiE
NJ zrG Ha- Chas- MASON vase
weekend 1IssEs n ;ds Dome IT ais
5r5Eae-, essn- Aacsrsu, II L6vsil
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yorx
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Thsrs vsrs wave al ~ ssiG1g,nq -
1s Ss sxsIs vio s<sanfst shs fisrrict
rssErg sE Sr1dz-8n .ssE y.IGz7
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k5rl lasC week % acIsuc cIur--
jazz 3,1ss ,isiEa Edis v'ciaEs7 dIia
Itrsu Or 10 aSs q sas ssaso1-
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
EAaf szmn1.

Ths ctvfl "a ysrsraas and :ts 9. 4
z. Esl.sf CGsrs we're is7fts1 g1ssss 81
CE6a srsszs a. "a "a. rsssirz.
Tsis . ac asz1ai c5s-ssy sx-satst n
al Eol1is-s 20 sas sscinity prscs6 a.
Aszssial Dag, and mach appreciated 81
,ss rscfrisafa
Tslnss SoassJs zsrlzs q rsayi1
soz z1lsssc FOR oees srssSy.
Aaso tr1s 20 Jss sassz for sao1ris2
asf Elsassrs srs nov u order
ks1svrs from fred 3. Palmer as th.
Cssxsl kaIss 5scsral Hospital, Lsvfs
,sn, ssy shas hs bs fAss in1sopins from 4
ssrz3caI c1srasion.
Gen. z. Ba1ovs has been e1f,s rooriy
u iSs
David z Coles ae6 vfis have arrived
sons from Csaeisessi, OHIO, vhsys sssy
s1sst ia vtnssr. Dsy51 says Kaics "a
zoe1 ss6azh for hin TIE ruzzsd hills
81 ''Oi1 Oxford" possess cham fox her
s5sess 1ss aa6 dssxhters tszt Is NJ
ssosc isrssisgi5ls.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
East Bethel.

kn. Era Bss,isc, has retained bo1.
from Esviin, y n.
Mn Lacssra Esaa hss fsc1rrsd ,n
soTvsy 70 Do ersssnakisz.
ho. Ossasia Bean has rssarnsd from
Esssss snd opsos6 Der home here.
Mia ZIfnoss ssspson of Tss, sonsr.
viIBs, MsssL, vas Iass weeks guest Of hss
szst. Mrs. CbAs- X. kartis, ssd family.
An- E. o, Esaks vss lase vssk's guest
81 hsr csgzh,sr, Mrs.. George q. ssso,
10 Df1 hsid, Ne.
Mr.. asd krs. T. A. Tr.sk vsgs rscsns
zssses of rslasives zs Etss WiIsoE-
hr. and Mrs. 6sosgs K. Hastings we're
rsesntIy called " FrYsssfz By the dsa,h
Of tbsiF sant, Mrs. d. Z Hsstings.
Mr.. snd Mrs. shirisy Ravson Of
ksxjeo ssd Mrs. Charlotte Kavson ssd
fris1d, Mr.. Psassrs, Of Monmoufh were
recsnt callers on Mr.. snd Mrs.. z ".
Datsos, slso 90 NJ. sad Mrs Csylos
KjnbaII asd family.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
Wlisoa's MnIs.

The rear Of the Brown Co.'S drive
vsnt By hsrs ksJ 1zfh, THAI Of ths
AnsrScso Realty Co. Nay 17ts, more
thsa . mssth 10 sdysoes Of the usual
Tine.
s1eFssnss for early spring 1shing are
sansrons, 10 ssy sothies Of suto parties
from nearby towns
Mr.. sod Mrs. Clifford gssoo Of Con
eord are ap for . weeks vacation, going
% Essos's camp 5stasdsy.
Mr.. sed Mrs.. Leon Bennett were In
Berlin oo bssinsss Saturday.
The long eoptisasd dry weather con-
Ribusss lasgsIy 70 tbs forest fires shove
bsfs on .hs Disnond, ssd over ths Cana
"a lins.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
Narrz SxzcxNezd-


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wsrs zr n l. Vsr-sn'I Sunday
. Z 3ssssg sszsndsd ia ,. 1np ~
3sruing-aG Azg u
NJ. snf Mr.. Aag 2nsv.iI md izn9d-
.sr ynrsncs II Lavssi VITA a-ierds tzilsd
% ,1s 1iscs sud6ag
y Z 2sssss las 1ur:aassh . v1rx
1nrss
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5esrE ssssndsd .aur- AZ 21m6nri ~ rsr-
lssssz d . az mix
NJ ADD Nj Charlie C1f-zn 1f Paris
vsrs -ersnr y-Iessz * 6. z TIcxsr'I
e. z SeSrzs znG danga1sr 6-sr-ss
psrs ar g n. zssns'8 Issr vssx
NJ sIf H-s- = 2 JACK add tnu ? .zs.
7tssCsf sassc snu, Marie Jazz, and sauil7
Sc NORWAY Sunday.
a. And Nh Roger Cia1o u Szissu
zsss-, aud Nj Lea Fs,ssnq.iI u Locke.
Mia tzllsd lu t-1sn6s Is-s Wednesday
Z a E1iues 1as 5ur5asss6 a lev
Sbrf ,ar, sn6 s1lG ia u g. T. Eseus
Marion TEsrnsI, 4 sszchsr n 3sru
ln4>lu- VA 4 ..csnr g-Iszs nc y 2 Sss-
ss7A
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
LxsyI Mia

Vassr s~itc a gaiss IL AZ tais ~,
i1g
3,as 7suisr5l aas a 1sp Chsvrai a
.JGriag :ss-
D1-az srs ;d11fsr sdd.sr 31aGzy
zhr1i19 stick Cas catuasy, ADD a.B
maze .aics arzs 16ts ID s1s r1nn q
sc1vsiEs ssSrs " sas VA a1-s >,
sas Z az 5rfcx, 30 Ma Lrsaar sco~.iL
ran sss % rts rsis1 161s 1ancs. rsrsi7s,
eIi=s sn6sx, taGG1a aGsaia2 ssri61s.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

w. 3. Fox kss o nsw studsbsksr ear.
hIss Ksfhsv Ailasd 10 horss from FRYE
barx Aeatsmy sled wsth the nsssiss.
sssnhse Lord % Eomfosd 10 working
for 0sisss1o AIissd.
Eoseos LsBssos ssd family vsss Ia
Portland las< week.
Thsss vss qaits . crowd q Lssoqsss
PsviIioa sssurdsy sysning.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

os sss ssass of Past ChssesiIsr
LISTER Hssfh.
WbUsss, shs sgnssns kslss - sb'
uslysrss hss Ia Hs fsasiss wis1on 70
moved from snosz 90 ens % Cur 80
tssnsd nsnsss, Esoshsf 9. Lsssss
Heath, ss1 whereas, b Bic losg ss1
fslsAf1l msn ssrshsp 10 rfsssrssI Lodzs
No. iis, xsigss~ of Yyshlss, mskss u 30
6sfinx tHss vs record Cur Errgeeiasio1
o. bis services, tbssstors
ksso3ysd, That The ability Which be
sxsresss1 wsss Chssesilor CennsadsT
WI 10 hsi1 10 gfsssf1I rsnsnorascs tJ
~ ne nsnbsss sf tbs Io1zs; ss1
Resolved, Thai Ne snddss removal
from s1f nldss leaves . ysessey vhish
vlll 10 dsspIy sssisss1 by al TIE 1sn-
bsss % YrskSsssS Lodge, sod
npe5vsd. Thai 10 tekss of cur srrss-
essE1es of his ehs<ssssr tbsss rssola-
docs 10 sDsss1 sDoe oar records, and 0
sory ~ ssnt 70 sis ssissiyss-
A. hoyr CEASE, Comnsttss
YkxD y. DEsHos, os
Taos. W. eoxDos, Hssosssess
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

Sss1is $50 1-rs a IA yGiafg - ~
x,ac ,a1-r sa< iz ara - D1snsf
CS1nsg Ers EwBrs 5f "a aFzs szs9nazz
- .nisa siag Ias6 . sssaiaz .Asi-
>-s<zcr4 Tsis sia3 saa Dsns srIn
EoS.aax vs6is TEz4nsr 6s1s Gs'7s "a
"a Ssysaan- Tu7 sssszz.I vas,s tis7
hlzs Sslic< q 14z Sss1 ,51sf . az
z.scxy kS1a14ss ssxGz ,agasis y
az fs,ss sa6 p ir.1z 1la.i.iss =
,a1sy. ssles RAJ : ysGis - = 1ayS
a.Fs IA siAss - "a Ea2 a. 1ss6ssr-
Vsr1 Ea.s 1aa sss1 Iss1 = laSs D.
vss-s g aa< sssa sc'sn ? aas Egss
o. zss,Ss ssias ss1 a>1ssrsnes nors
ysaygy saan vss<s "a rag sa saT 1az
,ssa ss>E Z 1s4 SsBsSszs "a .I1ss.s1
q ssns 1iA>ss - nx "a 80 ssa3s
snssss7 nax,az "a n1r57snsar S7s-
ks1.ls ;sJ s-Gss
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
- Ar PHx

esssnrzs and A-.anr Child 1rs .ssI ssr-
s:sf IN s.Is 21r-sr zrn, v1icn =1ss -
.snE9 purchased
& & Tgisr lzs sold lis farm add
moved 10 IA Ssrs Tgisr uarn "a LICK
Nh Gerald Tzcy Las rs<sIr1sd t1m
Esnr1n SznaLsrun- g1srz sils las 1esn
Bucs .ar:y asr zlL shs - 2riununceI
t1rz6-
TA Vyuan II Fsid vzs n zv1
.es.snr.y
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
An1oveS.

Rev. wsrrss CsnnbsII hss sssa ss-
gsxsd so preach 10 the Sosgrszasiosal
ehateb sos tbs saDnG.
Tbsxs vss daaes 10 shs tovs ball
Saturday nizhs-
Rev. snd krs. Joha sasss sf Bossoa
are az sksiY sanass bons In town.
A nanbsg 10 tosp are sick Win colds.
Hslss B2rsssss ssd DslIa Thanton
vsrs ysssts os 0itvs Aksss ss eorhau
rsssusly.
fssns Bsrtlsst % Hseroa Academy vs.
20 her sons o lev dsys rsesntly.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

f<w Syx1ss=faa n -<snx tssE@
r.ancas szzas pg~sz .
ra<sv tps
1ar-vsy T,s<laa@4 eaa<-
14sr~aa ta14E>~ -
49, FHvsEsf -
gszesSzzs - an1xa Pssss
= As~s&zaE
p S~zs -
b5evszl g1yf Ar pr f2.s
FI>DlsT a -
>slhss> a yDnlannsnE@L
~ sz.s
fnF<e>-
Ssahzzs fatfesz
knsars tslsx a n
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

A isnals soilis dog % ns1ian ssz.
ssd 1agk coioF ps Jes, somsyhsss Ia
sas sS-s - Bsshsi sy A. w. Ascrs.s
o. Paris ain Iass sssss1sy from his saso-
aSslIs walls rsss.ninz from C,scs.
Mr.. AAdrsvs vosh bs zIad 70 rsessys
lntornaIlon rszs,tisz the dog.
kIzBALL zxLL.
Mr.. Lafkfn of Peru va % San May-
CosssiTs ssyiaz vsal caves rsesnfiy.
o. D. morrill, of Wsss Esshsl bo1zhs
500 Csc yssl salyss Of g. T. Hslrss-
kfs A. Z. swan sod son zsnss. vsss
D, q. T.. HslssS Wednesday, tox sss day.
NJ. ssd ku. Hsb>st Dag of Loeks's
Nils psrs sasday gassss ., San Mar
Co1nstPs.
W. z. Coosidzs xsd SOC YIoyd srs do
isz sonss sssdisz fDs Llnyd ThoGrson.
@. l. Haisss sad f&aaiIy we're ss
Bsshsl ADD Hsaoysr sas1sy.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

Tss7 ar ss1ss f1sss ,siaz8 . Con
x.sss EszsIs 1ss, ADJ iasas 1ssx n aga
xss sso as csaE-sssiora. zssnr<. CS1-
T-ssnzA1 1z1ssl - gss 75rr na6s
40 s11ssss tsv 1a7s lxo % "a 2 .
sssia sAsSsy q fsiaSi5is3 All ssxst
1saeinSsa ssnzs1r - .ass "a sslaarra
sxlss6s1 q tas zssHs1 TEss sysaxaz
ss1 . sszSs. f,sa CSszssszzaa Hsss
sAaS soassssznsa aa1 Ssfss, sss3ss
sssz1sivsz - ss4azs ,as7 ssa.e ssTss-
rs4s1, ss6 A<xsf psas s2.slazi6s =
vssl1 s-ar s1>ss - sz4ss NJ. <. a6r -.
fszils1 3: ~Ssl sssS 1z1z lsx5sissos q
sas f1sass : "a ssaEi5s vifa ,ss scss1s,
AL >sysazs z1E 90 fsiasyis7 - 5cis-l-
sss >ay-sss- NJ. LS1zrSy-s ,sSsxsr
sasa . g. s.ssx ni2sg ssnas q aasT3 q
flssassdaz sas sAxs AL g. sasss .a&
~ ss.ssrlS1 . "a ss9ass. cf as IssE.s,
za1 ron Ysv 7sxE.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

Mn gsa1n -crisrsr u Wsss Bs1hs
has 5esa 20 LspisE6a 20 ths Csuf.aI
Name esasrsg Haspi.ai, vhs<s ace
g1csrsscc a. cpsrsssou- Ma DIV.
Nsr5ssB, . traIcs1 I1sss o. AI5aa7
vsus down - ,as sosri-as ac6 took .ass
q Ars. scri5csr. she Is much 5esSsl
aac eft Ehs h1spitxt Iass Wee ass6ay ano
sssE over - AGb1rr 70 yea her 6aazh-
,sr, Mn SSosn-
Mr. 7raak Dean ac6 Der sdr. G1v
Joanscas ssrs ~ 70 AIba11 sssar1ay
Nag 81
Hsr5srs Beao, M. sn6 Mrs. JOIN
Jones' sr6 kalsni = Leiza,na 81 AIsan;
called co Dsxrsr AID A1ra Csmnfaz,
Nay 70.
Nrs- Yrsak B>aa calls1 IN Mrs. :. J
eoE!6 aaf Anca CGmEtnzs Friday,
Ksy n.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

TIA xsss<al lz,sasiSa . 'sat sis1l
azss - sssca, ss1ss sas 49, Kaows
ssSfA11s, IA sc&<ss a. asays sssss -
sss = sseEns sssss VA . isns pas1 sas1s
aad ss>sA ,-ay asSss taly-y nlllisa
1ssss ago Ia Issas<as 1sst1< Oss a
sssss sisSs h&z tlsf ssss sssassAsI Is
"a ssaix ss1s q pssssxa Iaasas 81
Pref. Il. 7 Aarr1s, sasassr - sss n sss-
sn % sas Csissystsy q z&esss Thl.
ssst sstoaEs1 % ,ss Ea1srsgiss isssi J,
80 so>s' sps isss Hag VIA a tssr'
vsy-ssF& ,sll ss6 81 fssic4siss &C slszs.
I. vss . ssasfss sif1 rss>zbtfsx sozs-
vass . zSEsxs Essxsia. TEa sas1 sa1
tsn tsss.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
ll1an

A1nsasr tayu ressis9 "a caSsG e
eacose q seiscr1aa q 1lacs 1t sas Earl
2. z SscasS5-
Ma KIa1fs LIsrlsSsl. "a aoss = y
- ADD tair 5ysr ia tsis1t6ns.
Ma. Sscs7 Cr1sa a s1sn6iag . as
ds7s vica der tadzhcsr AZ Sssass-
Ma I1sz CGnniu2z, Nh Leoa sha.
slf h,s Ar-h1r CaI.cnfI ad6 IIssis ziri
Oorosa7 ars s5su6las .sv iag, sfch
Hrs gSha s3lyssrsr.
NJ. And Nh Arssdr D. Esaa sa6 sas
isashsr, Ass hIlGrst AsrriH, vsur n
.as a. ssr's aorss az Yryso1rz sandsJ,
s1G T11rscay Ter father cana after hsr.
.ds aaa E3as a6ls IGSlS aiEsr Memorial.
sucA ssa17 frssss ra5s ths Ape slas-
saaaa % a1ick- Thsrs ars Ens ms17
sovsrs t5r As1Grizl
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

tfA4ss sszssz - 7Tz so<bEz-r 80 fvs >az>
a<A ~~r ~ q nzzls<f 20 s1>fs<Sf Jr,s> -
ss J,tsSfzn>zz - ~ - <sav~1i<zrs ~ pk<rrSaa
1axss ss11ss - 40 1sssS nvs se>7 Js@>>a -
az - ~ 11iasxTn4 Jlas>z . izs .<snnry
1.vrrx Da>z za~zsrTB 1--sx sssret
4S~ssz4 SzEE-nxxy
Er1r-SgF Ts--z 1-lz cHre-
esSa~ra I-1x sxcr1L
Lara c-7x n
sr.~<l-s6 Hw-na pl<Ela2<e>z
>s<a xIl A. ESzld A4sfsp~a p1a
80
w4a pu>a 2z1Iss : Wiz
Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

exz<z ---r n r-z4x z pzss <S,sssy . ssguszss
1str-rzs ia y.zx- rszse sz1<ss 5 s>zss
x-sg-Ex--rxzznr-n al szzi sfr-<-fa>,nez1l
80 Fr-n .hrps sSrzev-ri ~ s1><rinss ~ -
- 90 szS<H - ss11ss fSsy>Al ~
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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
Northwest Albany.

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
wonan's Caristian Temperance Usso.

The ttIrty-fo1rth annual conys1tion Of
The Oxford Couery Wouaa's Christiar
Te1rsrsscs Union vas held 10 the Bap-
,ist church 10 MEXICO On Wstnssday.
shsn the following program va carried
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Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-31
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Hin ySoussts Frazer
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Esad1sz Of Nisa:<s
PYsss6encs Nsaeaxs
5A6 Memorial sexy1es,
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Intscdacsies Of rsssoss asf vis:soFs
Addr>s6-Oux ke1xtecys,
Helen Hyde Csxisos, Psr,s
Report ~ Exsgnx,ys Mssxtax
Report Of kesosarfos CsnmBf1ea
Ksport Of Cretsns1aI Conmtssss
80 Eiegroa Of Ofacsrs
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-06
WIDE DIFFERENCES IN ESTIMATES .OF
 TAX EXPENDITURES
Republicans Think Half Bill lion Reduction Possible, While Democrats See a
 Huge Deficit
By Associated Press

Washington, August 5.-Treasury experts and republican leaders in the House of Representatives are far apart in their estimates of federal expenditures and income for this fiscal year.
 The committee dealing with tax revision has before it figures pre- pared by Chairman Madden of the appropriations committee.
 Other House leaders also have pre- pared their own estimates and on the basis as whole they insist that 1t would entirely be impossible to reduce taxes by s5oo,ooo, 900. Demo- cratic leaders, on the otheF hand, say this Is not possible nnless there is to be huge deficit at the end of the year. Bringing up the tax ques tion in the Senate, Senator Borah. republican, Idaho, declared today that the army and navy were the only places where cuts could be made to meet Secretary Melons recommen- dations and warned against any in VI CtSCQ bdACS.
 While expressing approval of Sena- tor Borah's proposal to cut the army to 100000 men, Chairman Fordney of the tax revision committee, made it known that his estimates for tax reductions were independent of this. Other House leaders in arriving at their estimates have declared for gen. eral cuts and they expect all depart ments to spend less than the sums actually provided
 Will He Kept Down
 Representative Madden said Con- Rress could be depended upon to keep down expenditures.
 We have got to keep our noses to the grindstone," he declared.
 Discussing the probable income and outsp this year, MT. Madden out lined some of the ways In which he thought expenditures could be kept down and others proposed for this year distributed over several years. He declared that the people ought not to be assessed in a single year to pay the s545, ,000 due the rail- roads under the transportation act and federal control, adding that by spreading this sum out there would be big reduction in estimated ex- penditures this year.
 MT. Madden also was or the opiIioH that there should be some reductions in the estimated $551, ,000, 900 expendi- lures on account of the public debt.
 As to estimated income the appro- priations committee chairman said treasury officers had agreed that probably s100,000,o00 more could be collected on account of back taxes than 335,oo0,oo0 total given in treasury estimates. He also believed that miscellaneous revenues for the year would be larger than had been estimated.
 Republican members of the ways and means committee continued work today on revision of the revenue law, confining themselves largely to changes In administrative and other features designed to simplify the tax problem, both for internal revenue offices and the taxpayers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-06
l ,000 ASSYRlANS ARE ON WAY TO U. S. IN
 SMALL SAIL BOATS
By Associated Press

Washington. August 5.-More than thousand AssyIian christians, flee Ing from persecution by Mohamme- dams, are on their way to the United States on small sailing vessels, Sec retary Davis said today According to information reaching th4 depart ment of labor. he added. they are part of 75,0O0 who started to march from the interior of Persia to ports 2o,000 Of whom died on the way.
 Those who survived boar, ed avail able vessels that were leaving for Japan and the countries Of Europe and America The 1000 coming here. the secretary said. will be far in ex- cess of the quotas for Persia, against which country they should be charged under the per centage immigra ton law, but he added that no decision has been reached as to what would be done with them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-06
NONE OF IMPRISONED
 lRlSHMEN YET FREED
By Associated Press

London August 5.-None of the imprisoned members of the Dali Lireann has as yet been liberated, but it is considered certain the gov ernment will place nothing in the way of their release and that they will be free to attend the sittings of the Dail Eireann when that body convenes to discuss the peace pro- posals.
 -.4eetings of the Ulster cabinet and the Dail Eireann cabinet were held today. So far as is known, however. they were not directly connected with the hitherto unsuc- cessful effort to bring out an agree- ment between the north and south preliminary to a tri-partite confer ence at London. The republican cabinet confined itself to considera- ton of the Dali Eireann meeting while Lieutenant Colonel Spencer secretary to the Ulster cabinet, an- nounced at the conclusion of it's de- Alterations that the question had been touched upon incidentally.
 Notwithstanding the lack of defi- mite action immediately connected with peace Of of even of point Of the imminence of such action, confi- dence continues to prevail in poIiti- cal circles in London that there is no likelihood of breakdown in the negotiations.