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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
MADLL
w. j. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall County

d. W. Vann Of Woodvilie was q busi.
ness visitor IN Ma1Ell Monday.
Mrs. ICo Emerson and daughter, Miss
Blanche Emerson, left Monday after
noon fer Dornson where they Will spend
q few Gays as tho guests OF Mrs. y. e.
Stnnett and from Denisn they will
go 10 Sherman for visit with Mr. ani
Mrs q. w. Arnott-
Mrc. A. II. Rollins and Master Jack
left Monday evening for Ardmore where
they viii visit Dor a few days with
friends and from Ar,lmore viii go to
Mulkey for visit with relatives.
G. W. Glenn Of tho Simpson country
transacted business IN Madill Monday.
Bud Harper an old time citizen Of
the Aylesworth country was business
vsitor In Madin Monday.
Miss Ora Shaw vino at ono time made
her home IN Madill with her sister, Mrs.
Arthur DAVIS, and attended Madill
high school. spent Monday night here
with friends. Miss Shaw graduated u,
this years class Of the Denton, Texas,
high school and was en- route TO Ada
70 vtsi her sister, Mrs Davis She will
enter the Ada normal for the SUNNI T
Term end viii teach the coming year
IN Bryan county, OklairoIna-
Ais3 Emma williamson who has been
with the Joe S Dillingham; Realty Co.,
as stepographer for the past four
months has given up her position an
returned TO her home at Colbert.
Mira W. W. Clancy left Tuesday
morning. FIR Duncan, for a visit with
Mr.. CLANCY who has been In Duncan
sor some weeks working.
E. II. Gwsltney Of Honey Grove, Tex.
who has been in Madin for several days
visiting with relatives and friends has
returned homo.
L. +. Taylor with the Marshall Ccun.
y Abstract Company. returned Sunday
,vening from q short visit In Ar,imore.
Attorney Ii. Grady Ross of ldabel
was In Madill Sunday visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Rose an
5ther relatives.
c. E Tracy local Frisco agent a.
Mead spent Sunday and Monday visiting
with friends In Madill
Miss Donia Reeves local manager for
he Southwestern Bell Telephone Com
5any left Monday morning for A,oka
'or weeks vacation visit with her
lgr1ais, Mr.. nd Mrs. J. H. Reeves.
Str end Mrs. J. II. Mcmillan have re-
armed home from q visit with Mrs. Nc.
aIalH parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. a.
hniiUt-r al, ArSlmore.
Ai. E,. Click Of Kingston was In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02

cation, and yet to remember that no
class of Americans should receive pre-.
ferred treatment and that the great
mass of the people must ultimately
pay great part of the increased cost
of operation entailed by the increase
in wages. 1t is hoped that the pres.
ent decision which adds substantial
amounts to present wages will be felt
to be Just and equitable under all cir
cumstances and railroad employees will
accordingly render the best service Of
which they are capable. If they will
do this, it is believed the American
people will receive benefits far out.
weighing the cost of the increases"
Basing their argument upon tDe
boards declaration that wages as es-
tablished by this decision were lust
and reasonable in July, 1920, the rail.
roads presented a volume of testi.
mony to show that living costs h.sl
declined and that wages in outside in.
dustries had dropped. The railroad
representatives declared wages should
be cut in proportion.
The employees while giving figures
combating the railroads argument Of
lower wages and cost OF living, made
their main plea on the principle of the
living wage. The labor men declared
railway workers were 'underpaid and
attempted to set up so-called Giving
wage" budgets to substantiate their
fight against any reductions.
Fifteen labor organizations, includ.
ing the big four brotherhoods, together
with the affiliated members Of the
railway employees department, Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, represented
the employees involved in the present
case. All Of the roads asked reduc.
tion of the common labor wage scale
and numerous carriers asked reduc-
tions in several other classes, a few
of the roads filing petitions for reduc-
tions of wages of every employe.
The following are the 104 roads:
St. Louis.San Francisco: Chicago
Great Western; Denver & Salt Lake.
Boston & Albany; Boston Terminal
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie; Lake Erie G.
Eastern: Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western; Lehigh Valley; r utland
Gulf Coast Lines, Houston Belt G.
Terminal Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts.
burgh; Toledo & Ohio Central; Zanes.
vile G. Western; Kanawha G. Michi.
gan; kanawha & West Virginia; Sta
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02

| ten Island Rapid Transit; Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe; Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe; Beaumont, Wharf & Ter
minal; Ann Arbor; New York, New
Haven & Hartford; Central New Eng
land; Erie and subsidiaries; Central
Union Depot & Railway of Cincin-
natl; Lehigh & New England; Chicago
& North Western: Indiana Harbor
Belt; New York Central; Maine Cen
trail; Portland Terminal; Cleveland Gin
cinnati, Chicago & st. Louis and sub
sidiaries; Chicago, Peoria & st. Louis;
Southern Pacific Co.; Southern Pacific
Lines in Texas and Louisiana; Grand
Trunk, west; Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy; Illinois Central and subsi-
diaries; Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cific; Chicago g. Western; Boston &
Maine; New York, Ontario & Western;
Chicago indianapolis & Louisville;
Texas Midland; Detroit Terminal;
Monongahela; Great Northern; Buf.
falo & Susquehanna; Philadelphia &
Reading and subsidiaries; Norfolk &
Western; Northern Pacific; Minneapo-
lis & st. Louis; Michigan Central;
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis;
Bangor & Aroostock; Union Pacific;
st. Joseph & Grand Island; Oregan
Short Line; Oregon Washington Rail-
road & Navigation Co.. Hooking Val.
ley; Pittsburgh & West Virginia Side
Belt; Minneapolis st. Paul & Sault
st. Marie; Duluth South Shore; Min
eral Range; Minnesota International;
Big Fork International Falls; Chi
cago G. Eastern Illinois; Chicago. Mil
waukee & ST. Paul; Wabash; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas; Wichita Falls &
Northwestern; Missouri, Kansas
Texas Of Texas; Belt Railway of Chi
cago; Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Ter
minal; Baltimore & Ohio; Baltimore,
Chesapeake & Atlantic; Maryland,
Delaware & Virginia; Central Vermont;
Chesapeake & Ohio; Chicago & West
ern Indiana; Chicago Junction Rail
way; Denver G. Rio Grande; FL Paso
Southwestern; Ft. Worth & Denver
City; Wichita Valley; International &
Great Northern; Indianapolis Union;
Kansas City Terminal Kansas City
Southern; Los Angeles G. Salt Lake,
Lake Erie & Western; FIT. Wayne,
Cincinnati & Louisville; Long Island;
Louisville & Nashville; Missouri Pa.
cific; Northwestern Pacific; Pennsylva-
mia Lines; Pere Marquette; Tennessee
Central; Western Maryland; Western
Pacific.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
WORK on APARTMENT
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

Work on the Fonville apartment
building which is being erected by ].
w Stansel. at 2i2 Second avenue. is
rapidly progressing. one hundred and
ten yards Of reinforced concrete is now
on the ground, and the necessary rug
faced buff brick which will be used in
the building have arrived.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
c0RNi CORN coRNl

HAVE A CAR EAR CORN on TRACK,
SSC PER BUSIlEL. SEE MAN Al
COUNTY SCALES OR RUSSELL.
SElsD Co, CORNER or SANTA FE
RAILROAD AND THIRD AVENUE.
r. X. WILvERTOS. PHONE al
ADV. 9.6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
Hottest June First

Muskogee, Okla, June 7.--Muskoeee
experienced the hottest June / In three
years yesterday when the tempera.
ture reached maximum Of se degrees.
also The high point Of the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02

WE DO ALL KINDS OF Gordon
AND PLEATING; GUARANTEE
OUR DYE WORK. WE SOLICIT
YOUR BUSINESS. KEEP-U-NEAT.
PHONE l13.-Adv. 29-5
The daily times., 1921-07-08
DECREASE IN ENGLAND

Washington, July IA decrease
in employment of 20 per cent dur
ing June as compared with May is
indicated by survey made BY the
Department of Labor of reports
from 1,42S firms employing nor
mally 100000 persons. The de-
crease since January in these es-
Establishments situated in 25 principal
centers has been 6.2 per
cent, statement issued today said
All industries reported decreased
llemployment except those engaged
in the manufacture of food products,
textiles, leather, liquors, and bev-
erages, stone, clay, glass and to-
bacco.
The daily times., 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ruffin and
family left today for Virginia Beach,
where they will spend a month.
Master J. p Hales, Jr., and little
Miss Catherine Hales of Rocky Mt,
spent the day with their grandmother
Mrs. Mary NJ. Hales.
Mrs. Roscoe Fleming and children
left today for Morehead Gig.
Mr. w. T. Barkley and family have
gone to Virginia Beach for a stay.
Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Flanagan and
Misses Eva and Ada Royal will spend
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Gay at Morehead City.
Miss Lucille Anderson left this
morning for Virginia Beach.
Mr. T. d. Peasants has returned
from a several weeks stay with rela-
tives in Richmond, Va.
Rev C. w. Blanchard, pastor of
the New Bern Baptist church and
Mr.. Luther Winborne of Fremont
were in the city today.
Mrs. j. S. Rvfd and daughter Miss
Cleora Reid will leave in few days
for Cheraw, and Columbia, S. c., to
spend some two weeks with relatives
and attend a family reunion.
Mr.. John w. Blount has returned
from Whitakers.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
CITY FATHERS MEET.

The city fathers. met last night and
transacted the following business. A
number of applications for license
were granted, among them Mr.. T., A.
Barnes to conduct a pool room 1der
the Briggs Hotel at 500. per able.
Noah Tate pool room over
the railroad, Peter Chigar-
is was granted license for his push
cart to be under the supervision Of
the health department. Chigaris was
charged s125.0O license for conduct
ing same.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
TAD POLES in THE WATER

Mrs. Heedin has found several
tadpoles in the city water. She has
very live one in bottle of water
in the store, and says she has found
five in all covering the past two
weeks. 1t is just possible that this
is a colony of them Matched in the
mains. We certainly fail to see how
they can get through the filtration
system. But it is up to Mr.. Allen
to explain.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
WILSON COUNTY
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The Wilson County Medical So
ciety held it's regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday evening in the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce.
DR.. L. v. Grady read a paper, with
report of several cases, on Pellegra.
The So17ey voted unanimously to
go on record as favoring, from a
standpoint of health, half holiday
each week.
Members present: Drs. w. S. An
derson; P. P. Lane; Ed. G. McClees
j. F. Foster; E. T. Dickinson; B. HI .
ackney; NJ. Saliba; w. I. Wooten
l.. v. Grady; X. c. Moore; e. L.
Strickland; G. w. Mitchell; G. M
Brooks; C. A. Woodard; H. B. Best
SEND Us YOUR JOB PRINTING
The daily times., 1921-07-08
NEW VANS.

Mr.. S.. j. Watson, always among
the first in Wilson county to have
sweet potatoes from his garden, to-
day came into The Times Office with
several big Porto Rico yams which
he had just gotten from his garden.
So far as we know these are the
earliest yams in this vicinity.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
AUCTION SALE.

Tomorrow, Saturday, 9th at p. m.
will sell to the highest bidder for
Cash an Overland "7s". This is your
chance to get a good car at your
price. Don't be late as the sale will
begin promptly at 2.9p., m. at the
Court House, Wilson, N. C.
A. o. Davis, Auctioneer
z ltd
The daily times., 1921-07-08
FOR SALE.

We are offering for sale until
supply is exhausted a fine lot of Oak
an dHickory wood, cut in stove
lengths suitable for heater or cook
half cord. This is your opportunity to
get in your winters supply of fuel.
HACKNEY WAGON co.
z Std Phone 1O9
The daily times., 1921-07-08
CHANGES IN NORFOLK
SOUTHERN SCHEDULE

Schedule change effective July
10th. Train No. 1, for Raleigh will
arrive 5:45 p. m. No. IT, westbound
1O:15 a. m. No. 8, westbound,
5.O4 a. m. No. eastbound, leaves
8:45 a. m. No. IS, eastbound leaves
6:30 p. m. There is no change in
midnight eastbound train at 1926.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
FOR
ORPHANS FRIEND,

Mrs. Margaret Capps of Lucama
was in the city today with her niece
Miss Pearl Jernigan of Dunn. Mrs.
Capps has accepted a position as trav-
cling solicitor for the Orphans. Friend
and Masonic Journal, and has charge
of the territory west of Durham.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
STARLINGS-DAH.

Miss Pennie Dali and Mr.. Hubert
Starlings were married last night at
the home of Magistrate w. r. Wood
with Mr.. Wood officiating
The daily times., 1921-07-08
WILL MOVE TO WILMINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Simpson will
remove to Wilmington where Mr..
Simpson has accepted a position with
his company as district manager.
Their many friends will regret to see
them leave Wilson where they have
made their home since childhood.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
THE PRINCESS DAMAGED
BY WATER

The Princess theatre was pre-
vented from showing last night on
account of the fire in the Wells
building which adjoins. The ma
chimes were removed and much wa
ter was thrown into the building,
Mr.. .Holton Wallace fixes his loss at
$4,000. ~
The daily times., 1921-07-08
CARD OF THANKS.

Elder and Mrs. S. B. Denny desire
us to thank their friends for the many
kindnesses shown them during the
illness and at the death of their lit
tie daughter.
The daily times., 1921-07-08
LIKE WAFFLES?',

Just try the Electric Waffle Iron
Cook right on the table and have
them HOT. We carry full line Of
anything electrical. ]. w. w. Thomp-
son. 7-8-3td
The daily times., 1921-07-08
WHERE YOU CAN
FIND THE TIMES.

The Daily Times is sold in this city
at the New Briggs news stand and
Mr.. H. w. Masons who has opened
a news stand in the Welsh 5 and
10 cent store.
6 28 tt
The daily times., 1921-07-08
MRS. KNOTT is
SERIOUSLY SICK.

The condition of Mrs. L. D. Knott,
who has been sick for several weeks,
lieved that there is slight improve
ment in her condition.
The daily times., 1921-07-08

Royal Vacuum Cleaner is one of
the essentials in a well kept home.
Can't we demonstrate to you? j. w.
w. Thompson. 7-8-3td
The daily times., 1921-07-08
PURSES

A good looking bag or purse is rec
ognized necessity these days. Our col
lection consists of bags and cases that
are real leather and ach are essential
ly practical the kind you can carry
and carry, and still retain cookbook
ing air.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-12
81 Streifer bilaat. 81

So @treifer bilast. Gbicago, 6te
W1ai. So af Gbieogos tire Maioags=
Gtreifer bar bilagt ioag> og Mrbei=
6erne bet1ote tilboge til lit grbeioe.
apegrdgterne> ser ftretfeoe 2er=
Sag, gienoptog a(rbei6et ioos efter at
babe ober1a6t Gpergsmaalet ON
2ensneolpttelie til @ol6gift. Sag
foreningstrpfferne benote ogioa till
bage til 9(rbeioe. 9eres Sorlangen=
Sc ON 44=9inners glrbeibsuge bleb
tilltaoet Dem, men oe 1naa tage en-
2gnsne6iettelie al $4.S5 pr ltge. r
seS,trDem 9altpn=S fnn6e life
Blue enig. Chicago ben 46e Mai.
SSurpel1 Sagen moo Millie 9aIton,
ben 17-aarige @olorter bos Mortb=
er11 Gruit 60, fom or9g afgaaroe fra
8anfen meo 1000 / Sribeosob=
lisationer, nel6te ioag, at BEN iffe
bar iitanb, tit at enes, og bleb neo=
oelt Mfifeo. SsSurDen baD6e b9re noe
ii6en A. 1 girs6ag gfter1ni6oag.
Ser {ag6es at bore lige mango for
Doufnloelie iont for Grifinoelie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-12

Streifer bilast. @aibington, 96e
Wni. 5000 Manb, ser arbei6er paa
Muooern1aIfiner og Bran1nte, gie&t,
cptog ioag slrbei6et / olle @abne beo
be ltore Ssnbiger efter en- to tigers
|@treif, blep.oer befien6tgiort i ST.,
Geioeroepartementet. 0e git ,neo
paa en- 2bnsneoi9ttelle.
Maoiior, @is., 96e Mai. 8Dgge=
arbei6ere, Der bar baret pua 5treif
li6en lite @pril, gienoptog Mrbeioet
|ioag efter at babe truffet en- Sber-
|ensfontlt me6 &ontrnftgrerne. M9n-
6ene a11tog en- 10 Nrocent 2ensneo.
iette1le, men feireoe / Gp6rgsmaalei
ON uopeil 5bop".
Gn1fomnet beb en- 5lpbenlpffe.
Mbilene, 9eras, Sen 96e Mai. Mefa-
infer Garion og 2ererin6e Mils
Margaret Nearlon bleb 6rpbt %
2gitnart 6. q. 2oefing baarot fbR-
ifet, 30 ct leroplan fdrt af Carton
ltDrteoe 1leo paa en- GlDbepln6s. Miis
Bearlo11 antages at bore ben fgrIfe
apinoe Drabt bers j 2anoet UNDER
|G1ppuilla.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-12
Martin]ons 8emaabnings Mnlsg=

Martinions &enaabnimss slmlss-
ming. 2eapentportb, &anl., 6ts Wtai
lJbp. Sberiff / @ennepin County Ss=
car Martinions 9fniagning ON 8e>
naaoning bill blipe beban6let al Be=
neutrality-suspicious. 6oreneoe
@toters Uengiel nelte ltge. Mor-
tinlon fan benaa6es> 6a ban far al
| lonet 8 Moaneoer al i'm 2 slars
5traf for 9elagtigbeo / grenoe-
oi11sinl1gling.
Mortinions Spferiel Gangilet
t6ar beret goo, iagoe 6pnglelsmpn=
oigbeoerne ioog, og ian bor oper=
bolot ombpggelig olle Genglets
| gfegler. @on ct Gbauffbr for asIi=
5teren0e Gireftgr Sletcber og fi6fer
oennes a(utontobil runot 2eoben-
tportb og anore Ste6er. Mpnoigbe=
0erne lag6e ioag, at 6e Bare far goot
at iigc om Martinlon og bao6er at
| ie bom benaa6et.
Garnlo fnDttet til Metrupolitan-
Dperaeu isiem. Seem gorf, 8oe Moi.
gnrico Garulo, Ser er @efonbaleicent
efter lin olporlige @pg6om nDlig, er
otter engageret at metropolitan 0pe-
ra @elifob ife1ge @elifabets Brogram
for fon1menoe @9fon offentliggtort
ioften al @eneraloireftdr @iulio
@atti-Gala55a. Sent npe Speraer og
fire elore lfal opfdres ifelge Yro=
grammet.
Hpittbp fnn6eu ifD1Sis. ct. 2ouis,
Mo., 6te Moi. 2oren @illionion al
Mt. 8ernen, ST., bleb @ftern1io6ag
i SeberoIreten / gait ct. 2ouis fa1t=
oen fpl6ig i 9elagtigbe6 / Hoitrdbe=
riet sci. @ernon ben t46e Sanuar,
oa $4,000 bleb ftiaalet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-12

Ell ltor, hbis ban negter at tage ct
iligt Gfriot, naar iaa neget ltoar paa
|5pil. SON gientog, at bberfen ban
eller nogen loyal lllltermano biloc
gaa meo paa en- 9fepublif eller mo-
gen Speffelie al 8aanoene mellem
l1lIter og Storbritannier. SSntet bar
opergipet eller biloe bltbe opergioet,
og @inn Sem bioite 6et.
On Talsmano for Sail girean af=
Tog ioag at fa1te poerligere 2ps oper
Meoet mellem Sc @alera og Craig,
noenom bbao man fien6er. San
1agoe, at Doer1igere Splpsninger life
piloe blibe offel1tliggiort nr. San
benleoebe iniolerti6 Spmerfionbe=
oe,1 paa 1lotrpffet / Sc @aleras Ero=
flornotion om uGepolution" / inoeu-
lanolfe Mffurer, og ontpoeoe, at set
bar ct @runolag, bborpaa Ginn Sem
nor billig til at feie Jig efter ltllters
S11teres1er / llnoerbanoli1gerne ON
en- slfgibrel}e al Strioen.
San erflereoe bi6ere, at Gail Gi=
reans fbrlte @etingel1e for Treo bar
ct uforenet Srla11o" n1co f1tl6 Gelp-
ltproigbe0. Dominion Some &l1le"
falote ban en- feilagtig 9enponelle,
og famine Gtan6punft tager &apt
@enrp @arrilon, Gefretar for Sriib
Gominion 2eague, Ser iog0e, at / 9i=
gaens &enbenoelie til Negieringen er
|0enne @etegnelie onlbpggelig lpifet
og riulo 9on1inions -Status" bragt
ilte6et, bpilfet par noget felt ou6et,
iagoe ban.
Tolsnon0en for Soil @ireau jag
Sc, at Sinn Iein bar pillig til at gi=
be ltllter Sen fulol ltenoiglte Gelp-
ltp116igheo / egne 9lfferer> foruolat
at Srlano life bleb belt, 111el1 ito6 1on1
en- gnbe6 opcrfor ouore Stater og
Nottoner.
Belfolt 6en 8oe W1oi. Sir SSante5
Groig, llIlters porbe116e ErenCerlni=
nilter, bpis Meoe nplig n1eo Sc So
(era bar baft flor Spn1Grfion19c6,
Iagoe en- Sale / 2isburn 2sr0ug,
at baa bap6e giort Set flart for Sub
og 8eit=S t=Srlano, at set bur life meo
s(n1otor=6 =6reosn1Rg1ere eller Jolf,
ser f(usleoe 1ne6 irlfe Mfferer, De
hopoe at giere, men mes 2e6erne for
1ltiters 6oIf, bpis Ser lfuloe bore
nogen Observation-Disclosures l1llter
bopoe altfor lnl1ge beret en- golo for
engellf=irlf Nolit:f og Set bar pao
Eioe, at cit Mano jtoo frem og 1ag0e
~Tingrene peee, meominbre $ fon1-
n1er til mig iom 2e6er". Gn goo
Jglge al Msoet mc0 Sc @olera par,
at SSien bar bru6t, og 10 mere ban
tnnfte oDer Set, GeIto mere forneie!
fplte fan Jig, tbi ligegploig bpoo Der
blep 1agt ON ltllter, laa bar Set ltor=
Iinoet og life intaaifaaret / tine
S6eer og loa poa 6remtioen for
bort fpIles 9a1h". 5ir Sames
in0be0 CONTINGENCIES Nrem:ernli=
ni1tre til at oberpere SSnaltguratio-
nel1 al SEN upngIte &o1oni".
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-12

Der beofommen0e Mbonnent ItrGget.
Genne @ege1 bliber ltrengt oberbolot
lige oberfor alle A6onnelter uoen
6ors$
opcrueielic Ss<st >es eritotninss.
! bilfaar. oc1et
Get bleb a1.tDoet, at 4onferenie1,s
@e|telnlnelie om at negte at antage
lltimatet biloe blibe antoget al bei
npe Mi11;iteriun1> io1n lfaI oannes.
Haris, 106e Mai. Selegrammer
fra Berlin til Oct franife 1oenrigs,
oeparten1ent ioag antpoeoe, at &pif=
lono pi( outage Sc alliereoes l1lti-
matun. Eelegrammerne hleb life
ofientliggiort, men / Guoi 6'Sriap
1pntes man at antage> at Eplferne oil=
Sc un6erifribe.
Granlfe Eropper, ser benter ibrig
pao Sr0re til at rDffe frer1, bil blipe
|lolot peo <broolens @renle, reoe
til at marlcbere in6, bbis Eplflan6
riler Tegn til at billie 1tnoorage Jig
nogen at 8ilfaare1e.
Berlin. 10oe Mai. Ser Dtrcoe Jig
upentet @ooltan6 moo at antoge Set
alliereoe 11lti1natnm blon6t @tgsoa-
gems 2eoere ioag. Troos Mb0er bele
9iotten tpffeoes set lite at brtnge
|9enofraternes og Golfepartiets 2e-
oere til gnigbeo n1eS Maioritets=
iocialilterne, Der er Saber al at OIL
tage arabene. al. l imorges lten1te
Tolfeparttets Caucus in1o0 9lntagel=
le. Gemofraterne fortiotte lit Mg0e.
@pis Gentofraterne til llnt moo
letter Jig Mntagelle al oet alliereoe
llltimotl1m, er set l16iigt til, at 6ette
oil blibe forfa1tet, og ben alliereoe
SSnpolton pil begpnoe iom planlagt.
9figsoogen 1fuloe mpoe 81. 4 / gf-
termibong for at treffe Mfgierelie
a11gaaenoe oe olliere6e &rab. @ca
oen Si6 bleb set antaget, at Sc for
]fiellige Yortier piloe bane beiternt Jig
og at ct NIT &abinet bil6e bore 1tn=
Ser Gonnelie. MaioritetslocialiIten
Holtl 2oebe bar>6en fornenite &an=
oi0ot for &anslerl ltillingen. Set blep
antaget, at ban bi1oe bGlge lit So
binet fra 0iaioritetsiocialiit
Gelltrilterne og Gen1ofraterne.
8erliuerblaoe 6rsfteoe i6ag ct 6or-
fag, efter Sigen6e giort al MooItan=
ocre al Set alliereoe l1ltin1atl,n, at
Splflono lfuloe negte at 1noertegne
Ell Opereusfonit n1e11 lutte Jig font
men me0 &uslano. Sori1aget bleb
bifal6t al Ha0ifalere, ser bar iDret
for fulo 9(nerfienoelie ie al Goblet
Hepublifen.
Berlin, 9oe Mai. Sent iaftet1 iro=
real1neoe Ndrtile6ere, at ser poa
Eirs6ag piloe bore Ell iiffer Maiori=
tet / &igs6agen for Mntogelie al oet
olliereoe GrItatningsultinatum.
Observation-Disclosures og Sc fleri-
fale lte1nte poa Yartifonferenler for
Mntagelle og De uafbengige @ociali=
lter bar al(ere6e lternt for set iam=
ME. Set tplfe 6olfeparti forfaiteoe
meo SO moo 5 Gtemn1er 6orilaget.
Maioritetslocialifte,t Saul 2oebe
pil al 8reli6ent ebert faa Op6rag
at 6anne ct mt &abi11et. -
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-12
Bn1.HknnHhrtalinu.

Hoa 0rl1no al Sen oberorbentlig
labe Bris paa Minneopolis Tioenoe
noa bi itrengt boloe pao BEN &egel,
at @la0et betales Gorlfuo. 46resie.
Ioppen bier alti6, til bpilfen Sag
9laoet er betalt, og bbis oerfor Sor=
npe1ien al Mbonnenentet life er moo
taget in6en Moanebens uogang, BIZ
Der bebfomrnenoe Mbonnent itreget.
Genne &egel bliber 1trengt operbol0t
1ige oberfor alle Mbonnenter n6en
6orF O.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-01
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SPRAY TO KEEP FLIES AWAY
Best Time to Apply Repsiisnt ts In
Morning After Milking or Early
In Afternoon.

To keep cows quiet and contented
they should be sprayed to keep flies
of. A good time to spray is after
milking In the morning and before
milking time In the afternoon.
With portable cart, made from a
half barrel by attaching wheels and
a spray pump and nozzle. two men
can spray 40 cows In Ave minutes.
Thirty gallons Of mixture will spray
10 cows twice day for 10 days.
Formula: Az quarts coal tar Dip,
AZ quarts fsh oil, 8 quarts coal oil,
8 quarts whale oil and III quarts oil
of tar. Dissolve 8 pounds laundry
soap In water. add the above ingredi-
ents and bring the whole up to 30
gallons with lukewarm soft water.