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, 1921-07-29
PARLEYS TO
BE- IGNORED
Suggestions for Separate Conferences
With World Powers Preceding Big
Washington Meeting Opposed

WASHINGTON, July 29.-It was indicated today that the
United States would reject any suggestion for separate par
legs with any of the powers invited to participate in the con-
ference on limitation of armament and discussion of Far
Eastern questions. There was an intimation that at least
one of the nations concerned had suggested the advisabilty
, 1921-07-29

recall David Zelcer of Des Moines.
iowa. another defendant. to the wit
ness stand. Felsch's statement vas
alleged to have been made to a local
newspaper reporter just after the first
indictments. AThc state maintained it
bad just learned of this statement but
, 1921-07-29
PARIS swELTEIis.

PARIS. July 2s.-Paris sweiterel
under record high temperature today.
the mercury reaching over 1Ol de-
grees. 1t was 81 in most other
places.
, 1921-07-29
LORD N0RTHCLFFE ASSAILED BY premier
Gold Reception GipeH.N Voted p Publisher by
British Embassy at Washington Is
Explained by CoHlmoHssSpeech

LONDON, July 2e-(By The Associated Press)-9rime
Minister Lloyd George in the house of commons today read
a statement, authorized by King George, declaring words a.
tributed to the king concerning the governments Irish policy
in a reported interview in the United States by Lord North
clife who controls the London Times are "a complete fabri-
, 1921-07-29

A British experiment farm at Bad
dad has succeeded in producing Egypt
ian and long staple American cotton
OF excellent quality and heavy yield.
, 1921-07-29

The cinchona forest in Java covers
5000 acres. The largest part of the
worlds supply OF quinine comes from
tha country.
, 1921-07-29

Judge Friend held hat it should have
learned of it long ago and th1t -negli-
gcnce II h states attorneys office
should not jeopardize a defendants
liberty
The state announced tdat, zoe III 4
con. formerly OF St Louis. would be
, 1921-07-29
Tariff SSA1LED
BY SOLON,
OLD SCHEDULE BETTER

The wool schedule of the Fordney bill
does directly"
, 1921-07-29
Defense Scores THO Important Points
= Today;Case to Reach Jury by Mon
day Or Tuesday, Belief

CHICAGO, July 2e:-Fighting desperately in a final at
tempt to tighten the grip of the law on the defendants in the
baseball trial, the state today twice met defeat when Judge
Hugo Friend barred an alleged confession from Happy
Felsch that he received $4,000 to throw the 1919 worlds
series and tentatively denied the Prosecutions attempt to
, 1921-07-29
BRITISH PAT
ON SILESIA
Great Britain Not Set against France in
Controversy but Danger to French
Troops Discredited

LONDON. July '.e.-By The As.
sociated Pressl.-The controversy
between The British and French
governments over Siiesia has reach
cd an acute stage. the latest Brit
, 1921-07-29

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, 1921-07-29

Between five and six million dol
lars was spent on famine relief in
India last year.
, 1921-07-29

NJ. e. Curtis of Los Angeles. Cal,
is in h city looking after business
matters.
, 1921-07-29

ThormahIen. Russell and RueL
At Washington = Chicago-washing-
ton game called; wet grounds.
At New York-St. Louis-New York
game postponed. wet grounds.
, 1921-07-29
Proposed Protection Benefits Great Man.
u~facturers, Not Growers Says
Senator Cooling of Idaho

July 29-The wool schedule in the Ford
ney tariff, bill was the special object of an attack by Senator
Gooding, Republican, of Idaho, in the senate yesterday. dur
ing a luli in the hearings on the measure by the senate finance
committee.
Mr.. Gooding declared the old schedule K. in the Payne
Aidroh bill "a -Very conynendai1c. not called schedule k" MIR Cmmn=
as compared with the new wool said. "yei. I am sure. it is worthy 81
schedule. s@-Hs - the name. What schedule K did in an
, 1921-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Ali
Washington was talking OF the Incl
dent OF the failure of the British EN-
bassy TO entertain Lord Northcliffe.
London publisher. and the lattcr's
statement last night explaining he
was unaware Of reasons for the en-
bassy's cancellation of invitations for
a dinner to have been given in his
honor last night.
Lord N~orthcliffe today was a guest
at a local hotel. He said he was con.
soled since at a dinner to be given by
MIR. and Mrs. Edward b. Mclean to
night he would meet cabinet members
and others prominent in Washington
and the nation.
That Lord Northcliffe views the in.
as an outgrowth of recent cdi
torial attacks on Premier Lloyd
George and Lord Curzon, the British
foreign secretary, in the London
Times, the leading Northcliffe paper
opposing the suggestion that those Of
ficials represent Great Britain at the
Washington disarmament conference
is left in little doubt by the publish
er's statement.
In India, while vlceroy." Lord
Northcliffe's statement continued
Lord Curon cut off the news suppl,
of newspapers hat criticized him and
placed a social embargo on their writ
ers- In the present occasion. Lord
Nortbcliffe says. Lord Curzon is moi
dealing with Indian natives or the
owners of small Indian newspapers
Beyond the statement OF reported
conditions OF withdrawal. the invita-
tion was inaccurate the cmbass,
had nothing to say about it
, 1921-07-29

WASHINGTON. July 20. Lord
Northcliffe made public today the fol-
lowing cablegram sem to- Lord Siam
fordham. private secretary to King
George.
Please convey to His Majesty with
my humble duty my denial of ever
having ascribed to His Majesty the
word or words as stated by the prime
minister yesterday. / gave no such
interview"
, 1921-07-29

Cation.
Mr.. Lloyd George read a statement
which he said the king had authorized
him TO read on his majesty's behalf:
His majesty. the king. has had his
attention directed to certain state
ments reporting an interview with
Lord N%orthcliffe appearing in he
Daily Mail. and reproduced in the
Daily Express. and some other news
papers. The statements contained in
the report are a complete fabrication
No such conversations as those which
are alleged took place, nor were any
such remarks as those alleged made
by his majesty
"His majesty also desires 1t TO be
made clear. as the contrary is sug-
gested in the interview that in his
speech to the parliament Of Northern
ireland he followed the invariable con-
stitutionai practice relating to
speeches from the throne in par.ia-
, 1921-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Philadelphia X. Ii. T..
Detroit .....I $50 ooi I5o-1S 10 4
Philadelphia ..O10 003 O0e-6 Z 0
Battcries-Ehmke, Cole and Bias
sler; Hasty, Freeman. Wolfe and
Perkins. Styles.
At Boston Il. II. 4.
Cleveland $50. 600 800 0o9-3 Z o
Boston $3.50. 900 600 600 9 o
Batteries - Morton and O'Neill;
, 1921-07-29

THE wool schcdule in this bin is
, 1921-07-29

one of the nations concerned
of such a partial conference.
, 1921-07-29

Fair tonight and Saturday,
slightly cooler Saturday in
east portion
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03
SOCIAL-pERSONAL.
 Telephone Social Items to Pieayune, Phone fss


Mrs. F. C. Parker and Mrs. A. c. Stevenson of Little Rock, are guests of Mrs J. D Bramlett.
 
 H. A. Allen returned this morning from Hot Springs, where he spent a two weeks vacation
 
 Louis Suckle. who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Leon Stein, in Hope, returned yesterday afternoon. F. E Gordon. representative of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber company, spent < sta jay v. | hi family. Roy L. Duke, J.W Gordon and w. k steed of Prescott, were here yester on business.-Star of Hope
 
 Saturday Special. The cheapest ever. Calico at 5c per yard at Farmers Supply Go. 6-2 q Miss Florence Whitesides left this morning for Kansas City, Mo, where she, will begin her years work Misses Irene Denman and Lucille Hays returned last night from Conway where they attended Central College. Mrs. B. F. Dixon, who has been wis iting Mrs. Clarence Gordon. returned this morning to her home in Texarksna Mrs. John Norman and son Eugene, left this morning for Saratoga, where they will vissit for a few days. Esquire ". R. Dewoody of Union township, was in the city this morning for a few hours, leaving on No B for his home.
 Mrs. ". C. Turner, accompanied by Miss Christine Mason, went to Hope this morning to visit her father F. O Lewis.
 Miss Annie Yarberry of Hope. was in the city this morning en route t Deanyyille, where she has accepted 2 position.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

T. J. Caruthers and little Miss Vera Hines went to Foreman this morning. Miss Vera will visit her cousin, Mrs. Jim Winchester.
 Mrs. W. F. Foster who has been vis- iting points in Texas, returned yester- day and will be the guest of Mrs. Geo. Christopher for a few days.
 
 MT. and Mrs. K. G. McRae and family Dorsey McRae and family and Mrs. w. R Anderson are attending an all day picnic and reunion of the Fuller fomily at Bodcaw today.-Evening Her aid. CHope). Mir Fred Fuller who was present on this occasion reports q splendid time and plenty of fish.
 Saturday Special.
 The cheapest ever. Calico at 5c per yard at Farmers Supply Go 6-2 2t The condition of Miss Jeanette Me Kpnzie remains about the same IS yes te,day
 Fvy Ward who was injured at the gravel nit some time ago is able to be upand about. having been on the streets this afternoon. His many friends are glad to see him cut again.
 
 | K Waddle. one of our good old time friends who lives near old Mt Moriah, was in the city today and had .1is name put on our growing list.
 Miss Bettie Connor, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Sam Mum for the past few days, returned this morning to her home in Hope.
 Miss Bola Martin of Horatio, and Frank Mcdonald of Thornton, mem bers of Tau Beta Club house party be ing given here returned to their home today.
 Mrs. l.. ". Avery of Hatfield, Jeff this morning for Clarksville, Texas While in the city she was the guest ol her daughter. Mrs. F, NJ Sharp.
 Misses Ruby Davis and Esther Thom ason. who attended Central College fol the past term, were guests of Mis- Irene Denman last night They lef this morning for their home in Minera Springs.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

Mrs. E. DeLaughter of Boughton and Mrs. Chas. Haynes of Hope, were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Allan the first of the week. Standard (Arkadelphial :.
 Miss Agnes Ellis left today for visit in Little Rock and Hot Springs. before returning to her home in Hamburg Miss Ellis was the expression teacher in the high school here the past year.
 We regret to report that our efficient county clerk. Algia Dillard is on the sick list today. Those wishing mar riage license, however, will be waited upon by Bob Moore.
 Rev. Mir. Cummins, the presiding el- der of the Prescott District, NJ. F.. Church South, was guest of p-. AloI 20 Monk and Mrs. Monk Sunday last. Star of Hope.
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Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

shop with A. L. Porter. MT. cn~ mings has been with MT. Stivers ,. several years and Is a splendid ba K. We are glad that he has decided to s.. in Prescott. Mir J. r. Mccain n, has been with MT. Porter will in :. probability go to Monticello.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

M. l.. Nelson of Blevins, is in the city today.
 j.. F. schooley of Theo, is in the city today.
 A. F. Logan of Gurdon, is visiting here today.
 Louis Stewart of Mt Moriah, Is in the city today.
 R.L. Blakely made business trip to Hope today.
 u Bennett and son of Sutton, are visitors here today.
  Miss Jessie Potter of Hope Is a vis- itor in the city today.
  Harry Morton went to Bierne this morning on business.
  Mrs. Cora Mum is spending a few days in Philadelphia. Miss Sue Byrd left this morning for her home in Beloxi, Miss. F.M .Cummins of Terrapin Neck set tlement, is in the city today. Lester Hare and Sank Callicott of Laneburg are in town today. Geo McClelland and T B. Henry of Lackland, are in the city today. Sheriff Luke Steele went to Arka delphia this afternoon on business. Miss Flora Mcdonald of Emmet, was fin the city this morning shopping.
  Dave Shell and family motored up from Emmet yesterday afternoon. T. O. Mum made a business trip to Hope today. He will return tomorrow.
  Mrs. Pink Bracket and daughter Of Hope, are visiting in Gale for few days.
 O. ]. Matthews and N. NJ White of Gale, are among the visitors in our city today.
 Miss Mary Barnes and daughter, Mary. are visiting in Hope for few days.
 Miss Hattie Martin went to Emmet this morning to spend the weekend with her uncle.
 Mrs. E. R. Moore and daughter Cor nelia. are visiting Mir and Mrs. John Moore in Emmet
 c. W. Harrison will call on the mer chants in Hope, Stamps and stephens today and tomorrow.
 Howell Herring is in the city today He says that his arm feels better that it has for a long time and the physi clans say it will be all right again soon We hope he will have no more acci dents and injure it again.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

MT. and Mrs. Jeff Livingston went to Little Rock this morning. Mir. Living ston says that he will see the ball game while Mrs. Livingston will visit her sister, Mrs Gee Wilson.
 Mrs. W. M Cantley is entertaining with a Miscellaneous shower this af- ternoon at her home on East Second Avenue, honoring Miss Sophia Purkins, whose marriage to Glenn Williams, of this city occurs, Wednesday, June Sth. Star of Hope.
 Warren Cummings has purchased a
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

Warren Cummings has purchased a half interest in the East Side Barber
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03
Notice to Teachers

I will hold the regular quarterly :. amina tion for teachers at PraSooA. June 16, IT c. Nj. Hir., 5-26 If County Fxsm,n..
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

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T. J. Caruthers and little Miss Vera Hines went to Foreman this morning. Miss Vera will visit her cousin, Mrs. Jim Winchester.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-03

Misses Ruby Davis and Esther Thom ason, who attended Central College foI the past term, were guests of Miss Irene Denman last night. They Jeff this morning for their home in Mineral Springs.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20

l. ( &. E. d Z
Daris ben 16oe San. Set 1pffe.
bes ben tt6ligere franife Yremier-
n1iniiter 81. 8ria11b ibog at nofere
set ban1 igaar gione Sberp at ba1ne
ct @abinet ifte6enfor Brenierminis
tier 2eDgues, Miniiteriun1 Der tog
Mf1fe6 9nsbag.
Sort fgr ser. $50 inften forelagoe
Brint1b Ben officielle Mniiterlilte
for Nrnfioenter1. Minifteriet Be
itaa at fglgenoe:::
Brelnieru1ini9ter % noenrtgs1nt-
11i1ter, glriltibe grian6s SUIT ifSmi.
n::itex, So gor,nebap sSinore1ninifter,
Hierre Mora1o; @rigsniniiter,
2o1lis 8artbon; arine1ninii liter, 60
briel Mliitbau 6inansmin;iter
SAUL Dour1er l1l1oerbis isnings gsn1int.
.iter, Bictor geraro;; 2anobrllgsnini
Iifer. Gonlo1lo 2efebbre 6l1 Breb;
Sotbel elstnin:iter, aucien Dior; 9lr-
beioertniniiter Raniel 8inee11t; aSen.
Iiiongnifliiter, Ailoer Maginof; li;
1,ilter ffor offffentHge arbeioer, gpea
Sc Hroqn iiniiter for De befrii-
.eoe ggne, 2onis aonebe benr
Set er lite ie BET itore aabirtet',
1lrel1 set er Ct tort aaabinet lee bar
sbahnet iagoe Brennie ninii ter gri,
.an6 faffttel1 Dine ainiffr % iea
Sortinttes pan 2ben Gioe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20


$. Georges 2eDgues, Der UNDER Sri
gen bar Mari1aehninilter i @lemer1=
ceaus MinilteriurL blep / Septeutber
ii0itleoen af Bralibent Millerano
llbnebnt til Pre1nter1niui1ter.
Haris ben t5be sSonuar:: = Gen
tiioliaere sociali1t 8renieruinilter
Mriitioe Brian6 beflen6tgiorbe tent
.ibog, ut ban biloe paataee Zig set
banl nf Nrelioent MilIera11o gipne
Spero at oanne ct MT Miniit iiterinn1.
po1l paatog Zig SperDet, eternt
.Hdold Reret bdbae srfflarei d ban
lite ifffe 1nngteoe at oont1e et M:niiteri-
Inn efter 99bmiral 2epgues, Der bleb
ftDrtet oer1ne l1ge at Deputefetfans
ret. 49,. -(r-.
Haris ben 156e Sot1uar. 9lriitioe
8rianb baboe iaften lin Miniiterlifte
fproig. -8artbo1t bliber l1oenrigs-
nli11i1ter. =
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20
n-0pHtann.
Gbefen fur be,1 murbliee 3one timber
Garranaa eriber til @oaben mpb
Sbreguns &egiering*

.G1 Noio, Eeras, 136e San. &C.
neral lrancisco mtrglt'a, Gbef for
Merieos 11or6lige Gone nn6er Cur
ran5a>@egimet, bar grebet til @aa'
ben moo Hrnli6ent SbregeHs nsaic=
ring. Offictelle Gfterretninger til
@enero1foniul Montes 6e 9eo / Gl
Balo ioag beretter ON ct Slo1 mel
lem Mltrgu'as Gropper og gsegie-
r::11gens /. Staten @an 2uis Yotoli.
@ebe1ge11erolen flpgteoe forfulgt al
fe6erale Gropper, efterat 8 af 5ans
Wen6 bor ornbt og e116eI faaret.
W9ltrguia, Der for beret 69ngIel
i Merico Gttn ii6en Garran5as 9e6
i Mai ifios, bleo nblig I6sfad mob
Ruution. Sort efter 2es4nbe1ien
forlban6t ban oa ma1t antog, at bon
bap6e for1obt 2an6et. i =
Sfelge gfterretning til @onlllatet
ber. har 9loet1ter ipre6t repoIut;oner
Hropogonoa / nance of @arntioner>
ne set in6re al Merico. Set etelte
@elultat hibti1 meI6t bar ct Eilld6
til en-Sb1ton6-i Garniionen / Sue,
blo. gfterpaa bleb tre @eneraler og
tire Oberfter arreiteret og ifal ftilGes
for &rigsret.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20
8nrHkunHhptali1lu.

Yaa Grltl1b of ben nDerornenHige
Iabe Hris paa Minneapplis ioenoe
moo 81 Itrenat boloe pua ben Geael,
at BIaoet betaIes sGorlfllo Nbresfe=
Iappen Diier aIti6, til bpilfen Sag
8laoet ct betalt, % bbis 6erfor Gor-
irbeIfeu af Mbortnerlenfet lite er MOB
taget inoen Mannebens nbgang Bit
Der be6fpmmenoe Mbonnent ftrgget
Getne Megel bliper ltrengt operboloi
lige oberfor alle Mbolrne1rter lloen
sGorffiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20
faitet at &uiet, bborpaa 8ollfeaos
q p..rr.. I1.t. k.,S .=4 NJ

= y = -. . - - -.
foitet al Suiet, bborpaa golfeaos
6ornog blep beotdget
8ebilqningsIobe11 (oell ulegislati=
be, erefntibe og ilbiciene") antages
at billie blioe oebtoget af Slt{et ifnor-
gen. r.
Maibineto1t 15oe Sa1lnar. gre
Mne1oernenter bleD peobeftet Goro-
neps Me6sfalos-Edrif al 5enatets
,ssSirtonsfc,nite igaar be6 bens fgrlte
Gags @ehonb1ing nf @i{len ! .ereflt=
tip Geslio1r.. felgen6e efter De nDlig
borbte Mfbpringsmeoer. @fterat
aon1iteen 1neb 10 MOB 4 @tenmer
boboe beill1ttet Mbgarg til Mmcn-
(Sortiettes paa 2oen Gibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20
Ar1rtnrrntunrt.
Sammel @ompers h!en eienpalgt ii!
8rnfibent for Set paaamerifanifc
glrbeiberfpr6unh. -.
9e fpaniftalen6e trner meb at treffc
iig tilbase. Selegra,n til @ilfu1
pm Santo 9on,inap.

Merico 'GitD, 18be San. Gal1uel
@ompers itoar frenloeles / Spioien
for ben beitfige 9albfug1es Tagfor-
e1ringsarbeioere. &an bleb ioag gie11=
balgt for en- Eern1in til 1on1 Broii=
bent for ben panan1erifnnlfc =9lrbei=
!oerfongres. @alget ifee6e ef,er en-
beftig Gtri6. .,. 81
Werico @itp, 17oe Sdn. @ponif=
ta9en6e Gelegater fren1fom 111eo
aabenbare Grui iler on1 at treffe lig
tilbage fra BET panomerifanife Or
beioerforbun6s 9onferens ioog paa
Slutten al ct ftormful6t Morgenmp=
De 1om Gelge Of 5amuel @ompers
En6fettelie me6 at ien6e ct &abeltele<
gram til Hreltbent @i1ion angaaen=
De Sen amerifonife @eiettelie af @on-
to Domingo.
Veb Begbn6elien at Morge11,teoet
bfeb @ontpers ipurgt af 5anto 9o>
mtngos Gelegater, ON Ser bar ien6t
ct Hroteittelegrom moo ben ameri-
fanffe 0tfnpation, forlangen1e pie-
hhffelig &dmning al @en i 0perens=
fternmelie meb Sen 9felolutio1l, 6er
b1eb beotaget af Mrbei6erfongres1
fib1te Gre6ag.
@ompers ipore6e, at fan gnlfe6e
at mo6ificere Teleerommets Eert,
oa oen amerifonife @egiering olIere-
De boboe erflgret fig Gober of Mgnt=
ming. Dette bafte en- bi6iig Oroltrio,
| bbori De Gorene6e gtoters latin=
amerifonffe Yolitif blep bittert fritz
ferret of 0elegater fra Sa1to 9on1in=
go, Sa!pa6or og Waerico. @enor
Solana af Salbooor erflpre6e oabet1=
lift, at bans Delegation bilbe forlaoe
aongres}e1r bbis life @on1pers Die.
b!iffelig ien6te 9eleeramn1et. Dele-
gationerne fra -Sonto Donlirgo og
Columbia erflere6e efter Meoet, at
Be piloe giere oct fan1mell =7.i.se.s S.
+ Sfidrt 9lffaren ifreb fig fra Won1-
pers' Megtelie of at beie fig let %
alt for ben al @ongresien el1ltemlnig
be6togne 9eiolution, iiges Bet at bag
bette ftaor 6e1 ipanlftalenoe De1ego>
ters 9nife ONT at PROBE lin 6tprfe
moo BEN anertfonlfe Gelegatiott, Der
11tbt9Iomt bill blibe itdttet al Yorto
&icos Mepreientortter. Set bor az
1ninoelig paa To1e blon6t oe ipanife
9elegoter at no6Iette fig Bolget of
@onnbers til Braiioent for 6et pan-
Fatnerifan'fe ssorbun6. Sc boot pri-
bcte Md6er efter Miourneringen be6
M66ogstio.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20
Hlpberne anfpmne til &amalsp=

6lpberne anfpmne til &anal5o>
men. Balboa aana15onet, ben 156e
Sanuar. Serten SIaaoeaeroplaner
onfoml ioag til 5tillebabsin0lgbet
til Bnnamafanalen fra San Giego5
#efter Ell Slpbning of ober 5000.
NhI. Sc gior6e flere Opbob unoer.
beis i Merico % gentrafanterifa.
Hrisfalbet. Maib;ngton Ben t86e.
ssSanuar. Detaliprilerne fal0t TO-
8rocer1t 1920, oplpite Mrbeioeroe,
partementet ibag Neogangen at.
DetoIipriierne i December bar 8
8roee1t Sa1nnrenligntng meb go-
perrber. gngrospriferne fal6t /
fan1ne Gibsru1r 8.75 Hroeetlt.
Nsrs. Me@piuep ! Gnslanb, aoll.
bon 1 2te sssa1l Qsrs ference We-
gminep, gnfe efter ben afo66e 9or0-
1ltaDor Gorf, er benot flbage fra
Seem yorf.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20
ExtraHfsBtutt / Aprtl.
9arbims fur beT1ttet at iammenfaIbe
hem nDe &pm8res til en- Ggtra.
fesitpn ben 4oe Mpril.

@aibi11gton, 176e San. Woroenoe
Brpii6ent Saroing bill fammenfaloe
Ell @rtraiesiion af BEN 11De &ongres
ben 46e Mpril, b3eb bet op!plt ibag
of @ongresmanb 8or6nep al Micbi.
gan, Gormano for .geeringsfomiteen.
GoroneD, Der netop er fonmen til.
bage fra Morio1t, Obio, fortalte> at
ban bab6e 6rgftet Spgrgsmaoaet nleo
.&ar6ing ganife grunoig, og at. bet
b1eb beiluttet at ianme1,foloe Son.
aresien paa @runb af en- grtraies-
.iions itore 8etp6ni1g for Earifrebi-
fionen % &ebenue=2obene, to af De
sbigtigite Eager, iom foreligger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-01-20

abimbesig 8an6it. Chicago, 176e
San. Mrs. Cleopatra &urt3n1an> %
Mar galnnel, Der i16til for ct 8ar
Mcdne6er lioen bob6e lebet poa en-
6orr1 n9r @iebita Sails, Teros, ffal
BABE ti1ltaaet, at BUN er Sen fbinbes
lige 8on6it, Ser bar 1pil1et Sobeo-
rollen / so &eperier paa go Dage.
Sun TOM ion1 npgift til Gbicago meb
iin Mono for to Maaneoer fi6en.
Mon6en 11i5teoe tit 9lrbeioe og for,
falot til 9rif, og De belutte6e ttllut
at bIibe 8anbitter. De pleie6e at
leie Werelier foibionable Giitrtfter,
og Wrs. &urt3nan loffe0e sSolf, Der
iaa beIltaaenbe no, til @ereliet, bbor
Sc bleb plpn0ret. Sun pfeie6e at att,
ltille fig, ion1 ONT bun bnb6e gaaet
Jig bil0 og bnife6e at finbe ct Sus-
hummer Mun1ret poa Set @us,
hbori bun boeoe. Eoarer og emil
bleb taget ti1 Sielp, oq Ofrene til
bgo iiq TOM gieael gallant at .fdIge
benbe til MbreSfe1t, bbor 6e~lna e1<
te1t bleb 1offet eder tbunaet til at gaa
|ino, bborpoo be bleb plDnbret.
sre at Gbresons Miniitre tager
Mfifeo. San Mntonto, Teros, 14be
San. Gre Me6lem11er Of General
Obrego1ls @abinet bar taget Mfifeo
IifgIge ct Telegram til berbarenoe
|Werifanere ibng. Set er ben n1eris
fonfe Sinansn1iniiter 6e ID &l1erta,
sSn0ren1inilfer Gales % l1oenrigs-
miniiter q Sioalgo. Marfaget1 T.
geg at bore l1e11igbe6 n1eIlen1 Nre-
[fibert 9bregon og Wnifter Gales
aan,p for uoper Shop. Chicago,
u 36e San. Nrbeios sgiDere fra %
EStater beYlntteoe ibag at fipn1pe foi
Er ropen Shop tt SET poerite 9aa E.
M1goe al inouitrien ne 2eoere ianlnlel1-
Efalot af ssyymliiaois Waa1ufo oeturers' Ms.
q. @vrS 3esa
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