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Farmer, and he reason Of lower Bal
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and abroad
THE TOBACCO TRADE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-03

Germany finds that next TO paying
for dead horse comes paying for dead
hopes. Boston Herald.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

yoyy sloyenslEj sen1tors Se-
llator Dr. n B. Osyald tarcibis7
.kspsky vikarG zriekol 81 lnanda5'
tn. Ma jeho miesto nastupi Jozef
Barinka, ucitel' v Zubaku (Trenc!
zupa.
vraSda v Munk&ci. Cigafi
Gabor Rusori zavrazdil V Munkai
eeve S. Jonasa. SET detektivov Sal
ka vybral sa IA jeho prenasledo-
vanie zastihnul no ia brehu La
torca. Ked no Rusori zbadal, vrh
nul sa do vody preplaval riek,lll
ma druhy breh. Saka vypalil nan
Tho reyolveru, ale no netrafil.
Chytil no potion isty yojak. Prl
lvysluchu udal Rusori, ze Dol na
vrazdu najaty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

po ct dennikoy, lnuseli BY mat
AZ dennikov. Ola lnienky pisate-
Ia ME je pricinou toho aida len
dnsevna zaostalost' ale sai alepo-
hotovost sHyenskej tlace, ktdTej
robi konkurenciu nemecka ma
d'arska tlac tuzemska zahranic-
ma.
Zabil manzela svojej FRAZER
ky. Bratislavska sedfia odsndila
|9. aprfla isteho muzskeho, ktory
zabil manzela svojej frajerky, S
ktorou I'll niekol 'ko rokov man
|zelskom pomere. Anton Bazo 2
Hornych Oresian (Bratisl. zupa)
|odisiel pred niekol 'ko rokmi do A.
|meriky. Donna nechal svoju man
|zelku. Th nahovoril 81 Stefan To
manek I'll nou az do roku 1918
|dokiap sa vratil jej muz Ame-
riky. Onedlho ,Tomanek odisiel K
|svojmu bratovi do Lucenca, od-
.kial' sd vratil Is. septembra 1920.
Ked sa blizil v Oresanom, nena-
dale stretol sa S Bazom. Pohadali
|sa, z coho nastala bitka. Bazo o.
Istal flezat na ceste zabity. Sved-
kov pri tejto bitke nebolo, ale To
manek, ia ktoreho podozrenie pa.
do, * vrazde sa primal, vyhova-
rajuc sa, re to urobil v sebaobra-
ne. Pred sudom Tomanek odvolal
svoje priznanie tvrdil, re Bazo,
ked' padol ia zem, ranil .sa smr-
tel ne. Ale znalcovia professor dr.
lSpilka dr. Prokop poyedali, ze
rany na hlave zavrazdeneho su
Iod tvrdeho predmetu, najskor cd
sekery. Sud ods1dil Tomanka ma
Z rokov zalara. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13
Oar 3 Amerilxy Sokolom M

Oar 3 Amerilxy Sokolom M
Slovensku. Znamy Slovak . New
Yorku Klement Ihrisky postal
sokolskemu sboru do jeho rodne-
iho mestecka Pdchova Y Trencian-
skej $4,000 koriln Ia stavbu So
kolovne a slilbil d'alsiu polpo-
I'll.
Krajinsky svaz mad 'arskych
ucitel 'ov ia Slovensku a Pod
karpatskej Rusi zalozeny bol 13.
aprila V Komarne.
Gaz1ovska banka v Bardijo
We ma svojom valnom shromazde-
nj dina II. marca vysloyila afilo-
vanie SO Slovenskou rol 'nfckotl
bankou V Kosiciach, ktore sa pre-
vedie tym sposobom, ze novovy-
pustenych 600 ticastin prevezme
Slovenska rol 'nicka banka Wy
Sic do spravy svojich 3 clenov.
Nova firma bude zniet "Gazdov-
ska banka, afilovany nstav Slo-
venskej rol nickel banky.'' Tym-
to krokom ziskalo slovenske pc
1aznictvo move zastupenie v hor-
nom Sarist ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13
Vel'ke klamstyo v Beregsas,

~ "a 1AN AAASsASAWSvg0 ~ ASS@ @~to~sv~
slkei banks " tunaBej uvernej
banke (hitel intezet) prisly vrch
aosti ma stopu vcl'kych defrauda
eli, Ked to zbadal riaditel ban
KY VILLAIN Weisz, odiSiel do pivni-l
&c stareho kasina, kde 81 podrezal
kirk. " nemocnici 0 kratky cas- 20
mrel. Hlavny spravca usiel do
Mad arie, kde sa zastrelil. Mno-
hych inych iiradnlkov arestova-
Ii. Chybuje Wac milionov kor1n.
Annestia v Podkarpatskej
Rusi q ma Slovensku. z rozhednu-
tia pana prezidenta republiky 20
dina 25. novembra 1920 udelena
bola amnestia pre- lesnu kradez a
poskodenie les,leho majetku ohl a
dom cinov spachanych do dna to-
ho na uzemis sprayovanom civil
nou spravou v Podkarpat. Rusi u
ma Slovensku. Omilostlleni boil
priestupnfci medzi inymi okre-
soy Sabinov, Bardiov, Vysnl Svid
nix, Vel 'ka Revuca, Roznava, So
brance, Vel'ke Kapusany a HUI
menne.
Poziary v zupe sarisskej. Ma
majetku Sama Altmanna v Kapi-
pavlovciach, v okrese giraltov-
skom vypukol poziar, ktory sa V
kratkom Case lrozs1ril, na majetok
krcmara Gottlieba Abrahama. O.
hi1om boly poskodene hospodar-
ske stroje, 8 mastale, ! stodola a
strecha domu. Celkova skoaa eihl
10000 X a len ciastky 5000 K
kryta poistenim. Gottliebovi wy
horela stodola, mastal' a hospo-
darske stroje Gene 10000 K. Me-
novany snebol vobec poisteny. Gel
kova skoda. eini tedy 100000 K.
Hned' potom vznikol statnom
lese v Baniskach, revir Kecerpi
povsky, okres Lemesany, lesny po-
ziar, ktor ybol neznamym pacha-
tel 'om zalozeny. Znicene boly 4
ultra mladeho hsa. Skoda obna-
sa asi 1000 X. O niekol ko dni "a
sc vypukol poziar obecnom lese
Drinovp, a vyhorelo V kratkom
case 10000 kubickych metrov su-
chcho dreya, opalene boly mlade
stromky, elm vznlkia obci Drino-
yu yci'ka Skoda. = Toho isteho
dina zas zapaliI niekto na pokraji
lesa pri dedine Sokol okrese Le-
anesany, suche llstie, od ktoreho
sa chytilo narezane drevo v lese,
ktoreho bolo 303 kubickych me-
trov vSetko zhorelo. PriSlemu o.
byvatel 'styu z Kostolan podarilo
sa ohen po vaGsej namahe uhasit'
Mesto Kosice, ktoremu les patri,
utrpelo Skodu IA, 900 *.
Pre- fajciarov. Cd mesiaca a
plila 1921 ustalili obvode fin.
riaditel 'stva v Banskej Bystricl
na zaklade nariadenia dohanoveJ
rezie v Prahe nasledujuci pridel
pre- jedneho fajciara ma jeden
mesiac: 80 cigar, alebo 100 ciga-
riet, alebo 3 pakliky cigaretloveho
dohanu, alebo 5 pakllkov fajko-
veho dohanu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13
Zpravy 70 Slovenska
q3
Staviame lode ma Dunaji,

-- 0GHVl6Il6 lUuc lid 0un6J4,
Podl'a "Bratislavskeho Demlka
|spojene strojarne on-Skoda
Ipocnu v najblizslch dnoch stavat
N bratislavskom zimnom pristave
lode. Snciastky lodi zhotovia Y
Skodovych zavodoch Plzni do
yezn ich do Bratislavy, kde ich
smontujii. Stavbu komjd spojene
strojarne ma vlastne vydavky pod
zarukou, ze 1ninisterstvo verej-
nych prac prevezme lode.
Proti utokom ma ceske lrad-
nictvo ma Slovenslku. v Bratislave
'sislo sa cesko-slovenske uradnic-
two 12. aprila ma schodzi, ktorou
protestovalo proti 1tokom caso-
pisu s'Zvestnika" a "Narodnych
Novin'' ma cest' tohoto uradn1c-
Itva. V rezolucii, ktora bola prija'
tia shromazdenymi, hovori sa: Ces-
Ike nradnictvo ma Slovensku po-
vazuje svoje postavenie ma Slo-
vensku "a provizorne (docasne)
nikdy sd. netajilo pevnym dmy-
slom odist' do svojich byvalych
posobist !. akonahle bude mat slo
vensko dost' svojich. synoy a deer
narodne uvedomelych, ktorym bu
de NONE bez obavy sverit' spra-,
WI statnu ma Slovensku. Ceske L.
radn1ctvo ma Slovensku je syte
utokov z hrabivosti a nepocestno-
Isti, ktory sa mu dostava "a to, ze
Ipoctive snazi sa vybudovat' riad-
nu organizaciu statnych uradov
ma Slovensku a pri tom trpi nedo-
'statkom bytov, odl1eenost 'ou Cd
Erodin a po odstraneni diet finan
enym 'nedcstatkom. Ceske uradni-
ctvo shronlazdene. ma protestnej
schodzi vyhlasuje, zessje pdhodla
ne vyvodit' clanku Mar. Novin
a Zvestnika krajne dosledky a re
|po dohode s ostatnymi organiza >
ciami uradnickymi, ktore tymto
vyzyva k solidarnemu 'postupu,
slozi svoje drady do rnk pana mi
Inistra-plnomocnika pre- Sloyensko
ak so strany ministerstva plnou
mocou pre- sprawl Slovenska a re
Izortnych ministerstiev nedostane
sd mu nalezitej satisfakcie a obra-
my proti d'alsfm podobnym ito
kom. 4
- Vel'ky chen v Nitrianskej. V
april ziiril vo Vel 'kej Lehote, zu-
pc Nitrianskej, vel ky ohen. Zho-
relo 35 domov i $ hospodarskymi
|staviskami. Skoda obnasa viac nez
million kortm.
- Pomer mad 'arskej a sloven-
skej tlace ma Slovensku. S polka
zom na mad 'arsky tyzdcnnik Szc-
pesi Lapok, ktory cd /. aprlla Ia
cal vychodit' ako dcnnfk, upozor-
| nujc A. p. Spisiak (rev. Pessek)
1v Mar Nov. na nesrovnalost 'po-
meru mad 'arskej a slovenskej tia
ce na Slovensku a konstatuje, ze
2 niliony Slovakov ma 6 zivoria-
cich dennikov 60O,OO0 Mad arrow
u mas ma IL dobre financovanych
dennikov,. take keby Slovaci
chceli mat $ Mad 'armi pomerny
The spectator., 1921-08-05
EntelprSe

We are sure having some dry hot weather now
 Health good in these dlgglnps now except few bad colds.
 Uncle J.m Iarbrough and wife haze returned home from Oklahoma N here they have been visiting thelr children for some time.
 Grandmother Jacobs of. Altus IS at her on. (. D. Jacobs ot Hunt Town. and Is very poorly
 Mr. Walter Wheels and family visited Mir. J. N. Wiley and family of Ozark Sunday.
 There is sure lots of hay being cut and baled this pretty weather.
 Miss Sewell Price spent Sunday with Miss Fern Dake.
 Orvile Dake lost fine COW last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charley Brumlet is the proud parent of fine girl. Congratulations.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Garland kincannon a fine new girl. Mother and baby doing well.
 Mrs. Lou Hill and children are visiting her sister and other relatives across the mountain near Yale the past week.
 Mir. Hessie Price and family. and Mir. Bert McClard and family of McRae, White County, Ark. visited in this community the past week glad to see you old Hessie back on his old stamping grounds once more.
 Johnie Harman died last We'd nesday at the home of his bro- ther Frank Harman home near White Oak on the Mt and was buried the following day at the Harmon cemetery. Johnnie letl host of friends and relatlvse behind. Everyone that kn.W I him loved him, out our loss is heavens gain, he was good
The spectator., 1921-08-05
How $ This 1?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of C8tarrh tnat cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
 Halls eatarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for ti.e past thirty five years. aGd has become known as the most reliable rcMp'v for oatarrh Halls CdtarIh Medicine T. 6 thIn the Flood on the Mucous sultus a cXpeiling the Poi- son from Inc BlvDl and healing the dis eased pottions
 Medicine iar a shurl uuio yaa will see a nt iafruvyms Af in Noiir general W nth atAft tah4.a IL sifa IatarTh Medi, eine at once and Het rid of catarrn Send for testimonials. Tree F l. CHENEY X co, Toledo, Ohto,F
 G~s@ htr ou Y,rttopIat1 eks4
The spectator., 1921-08-05

A Sunday school was organized at Mineral Springs last Sunday Hear F. P. Nichols on Service of Formality, at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at II q m, Mrs. J k. Harlan of ft Smith Is spending the week with Mrs. John Carter McEIroy and family. Have Photo graph made at the Ozark Studio.
 Special Services and special music at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at the II o'clock hour.
 Miss Fay Shannon returned to her home at Russellvile Monday after a week end visit with Miss Sul q Kate Benson.
 Rev. l. W. Faust is assisting the pastor. Rev. Sutherland in a protracted meeting at Gar Creek this week.
 Hear Jno. T. Donnell in a special , minute talk at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at II a. m,
 Mrs. Clara Bell Marlborough of Bear, Okla. arrived yesterday to visit her father, w. A. Hogan, of the Fair View neighborhood.
 W. J. Davis will preach at Bos- ton school house Sunday at 3:3O D. m. on The Soul, What is It and Whence is lt?' Sunday school at 2:30 D. m.
 Presiding Elder w. G. David son will preach at the Methodist church in Ozark Sunday morning, August the seventh. You are cordially invited to come out to hear him.
 Hear Dr. E. w. Blackburn on Service of Love, at the Presby terian church next Sunday Morning at II a. m.
 A number of Mrs. J. R. liar lan's friends surprised her with a dinner today at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Car ter Mcllroy.
 The big three days picnic given by the Odd Fellows and Unit Oil Go. on old wire road between Mulberry and Lonelm this week was q decided success. There were hundreds of people in atten- dance from Crawford and Frank lin counties. The Ozark band gave concerts daily which was one of the city features of enter talnment.
 Our Hemstiching Machine has arrived and we are now ready for business. Charge. l0c Der yard.
 Hancock and Guthrie.
The spectator., 1921-08-05

Hear ! W. Roach ou Service l of Indifference # tbn PreShttrr- l ian rhur.a# #a,Et &4adaH ma.aI9a l at II a. n.
 Pnola-l..pl.a Lad .. f-s Whae you ~aU 4t g.r t-uh Studo.
 Horace klaarlek wa, here from Ft. 5ul.h sunday 9a. Visited ms a.tr,ut5, Atr. ana At~ Wm kIuaach.
 Try Our 24 hour service All who have tried 1t like It.
 kodaks Developed. all rolls lor and printing troH 2c to 6t, at sns Ozark $tadl0.
 Mrs. L. Burn, acromFahtrd Mr.. Tess Hatrttt te Tt @mih Su nday, making an overland trip
 Kodak finishing at the Ozark Studio.
 Misses Elizabeth Carter anu and Anna Lee Hunt of It. Smlth came luesda} and are guest oi Mrs. Rabreca Carter and family.
 Mrs. Bert Barnes returned Monday from EarIng Ark. where she was called by th- lll- ness and death of her father, MT. Nolen.
 Mrs. P R. Stanfeld of Altns and daughter, Miss Claudle oi Dallas. Texas, were Ozark visitors Thursday ard were Miss Ella Williams guest.
 Mrs. Frank GosnelI gave q dinner Wednesday compliment ary to her motherinlaW, Mrs. Miss GosneII, Those present were Mesdames. N. L. Williams. ]. D. Mclhoy, J. r. MaXey, $. j, Forest
 Hear E. II. Strong on Value of Punctuality in Service. At the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at II o'clock
 Mrs. W. (. Conatser has re- turned from Little Rock where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank Edwards, and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. l5Qlmer, Mr. and Mrs. I Hansen, Misses Nrgie and Mary UtIey, with their nieces formed a camping party and at tended the Odd Fellows picnic near LoneIm this week They also participated m the parade given by the Unit Oil Go, which formed line and paraded through It. Smith
 Roy Ed gin arrived home Tues day night from Rock island, where he received h# dlseharar from the nav. E.y MS uot dispIeasad with bis w3r&. hGt Uncle Sam did mt aeed bIm now. Roe will he nead> Il IA. call shouId come asa.n.
 Hear l. ;. Turner on service to Benefit ys Serler for frolit, At the Presbyterlan church nrNt Sunday morning at the | a, clock hMlr-
The spectator., 1921-08-05

crowd at the funeral and many pretty flowers. Rev. Dickerson held services.
 Miss Ella Williams arrived in Ozark Wednesday and will visit her mother. Mrs. W. (. Conatser, while taking her vacation from the responsible position she holds at the Boston Store of Fl. Smith.
 Mr.. W. C. MaNey was given delightful surprise Thursday when her friends marched in
The spectator., 1921-08-05
You'll get somewhere
with a pipe and P. A.!

Prince Albert is seid in feppy red
 bsss, tidy red fins, Handsome pound and haN pound tin humidors and in ths pound crystal gfass h U m | dor with sponge nlossfsnsy
The spectator., 1921-08-05
THE SPECTATOR K. H. BURROW. Editor

Published Tuesdays and Fridays A, Ozark, Ark, and entered at sald tt,s tottice as second-class mail mntter, arcordlng to act of Congress Mch.. 1878. Subscription rate per year SI.U1 Advert Sement per inch 70 Local advertisement per line Iu
The spectator., 1921-08-05
THE U. s. NOBBY TREAD

Where the going is specially heavy with snow, mud or sand, in hilly country where maximum traction on the road is factor, no other tire tread yet devised is quite so effective, or so wholly approved by motoring oPin- ion, as the U. s. Hobby Tread.
 Its very simplici,y-three rows of diagonal knobs, gripping the road is the result of all the years of U. s. Rubber experience with every type oi road ihs world over.
The spectator., 1921-08-05

oTOP and talk to the next man o you see with U. s. Tires on his car. Ask him why.
 Most likely you'll hear an inter- esting story about his tire experi- ments before the answer was found. Money wasted. Promises unkept. Trouble on the road-hu- morous to every one except the man who went through 1t.
 Finally U. S. Tires. And U. s. Tires ever since.
 Perhaps it's the experience of U. S. Tire buyers that makes them more em- phatic in their preference than ever this year.
 When these men have tried most
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

WHY NOT learn Millinery and be
capable OF going into business. or
hold a good position or save on your
millinery bills by being competent to
mako your own hats? Mrs. Wilson
will teach you to design and mako
yourself n success at tho trade. For
particulars, 5i5i- n. Main st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

automobiles and
Grand avenue Arto
1O7 Grand avenue
20S-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
The Best on Earth Is
the Earth Itself

LEONARD ]. HARRIS.
1920 f. EVANS. PHONE 4e0.
rm. brick house on Stone, lot 5ox
125 $140o; terms.
rm. house on Routt, lot 50x125,
large cellar, sleeping porch and shade,
A snap.
rm. house on Pine lot 5ox125, $3.50,
terms.
rm. house on Bragdon, 50x125. $3.50.
terms.
rm. house on Routt. 1880; $500
cash.
room modern house on Vernon
$3.50, terms. This Is an ideal home.
rm. house on Acero, 10 lots. A bar
gain.
s room mod. house on Summit, large
basement. chicken house, lot 50x100
Will sell furnished. The outfit less
than prc-war prices.
4o-acre ranch near Boone, 30 shares
OF water right, all fenced and under
cultivation; % acres in wheat, head
OF milk cows, 4 rm. house, cellar and
outbuildings.
This won't last long at the price,
81. 500, terms; or can make big discount
for cash.
1so acre ranch all fenced. 1s miles
of town, so acres under cultivation and
hog wire fencing, good out buildings
we'll and room new house. for $500,
terms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

AN ANNOYING DELAY
Man on the Roof: Help! ou'eki
I can't hold on much longer.
Cinnematosrapher Fine! rve
already run of hundred feet OF
fin, waiting for you to drop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
Ragle & Co..

room, frame. sink, lights, IS
II. lot, 1000 block Pine, for
sl05o: $3.50 cash.
lHl EVANS. PHONE SOS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WE will buy your old auto for cash.
We stand behind our offers. Big
Auto Wrscking House. 110 N. Santa
Fe. Phone 497.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
FOR SALE OR TRADE

RANCH, we'll located for sale or
trade for city property. Phone 22l6-J
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
WANTED HELP-FEMALE

LADY wanted without children tc
help keep house and work in store fol
father and three little girls. 10!
Spring street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

FOR SALE-Light Tractor and
Plow or will trade for Ford. 306 n
Main st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

CONTRACTORS having hauling con-
tracts of long duration will benefit
greatly by getting in touch with L.
I-elly, 1918 +. 10th st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
LEGAL NOTICES
notice.!

ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING THE PUEBLO AND SUBUR-
BAN TRACTION AND LIGHTING
COMPANY, FEBRUARY !, 1921.
Tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders of Tho Pueblo and Suburban
Traction and Lighting Company will
be held at the office of the Company
in the City of Pueblo. Colorado, on
tho lst day of February. 1921, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day,
for the purpose of clcctinE Board OF
Directors. and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before .ho meeting.
HERBERT LIST.
Secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

HOUSE for rent, rooms, fine loca-
tion, with some furniture for sale
cheap; 2 steel ranges, gas ranges,
heaters, carpets, Swastiaka Inv. Co.,
412 Santa Fe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

FOR RENT I
CNFURNlSHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-House with garage at
62S +. First street. Inquire l. Green
berg, 62S T.. First street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

WANTED-Old
Pal Is. Spot cash,
Wrecking Co.
Phone 677-W and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

WOULD trade l Dodge touring car
for good team, wagon and harness;
mule team preferred. 2635-M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

Bm 'uduISououd pssn-aIvS dOL
hogany case, perfect condition. with
choice of $1,000 worth of BRUNSWICK
records; price 1880. cash or payments.
THE MUSIC SHOP, SIG n. Main st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28

Albuquerque. y. M.-Albuaueraue Is
one of the lew places tho United
states where official publications for
county officials must be in two Ian
Euages. An English paper and n Span
ish paper are selected boc5ise of tho
la-ger number of Spanish-speakinS
citizens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-28
QUALITY STITCH SHOP

Buttonholes. Hemstitching. PleatinG
Buttons. Scalloping. Braiding. Bead
ing. Embroidery. Mail Order worl
Special. 2l5-2lT Thatcher b. p. 76S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-10
Fact That 6 Freed
 May Delay Relief
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 Walter I. Brown, European direc- tor of the American Relief Adminis- traion, Herbert Hoover's organiza- don, through which it has been plan ned chiefly to administer the propos- ed famine relief arrived in Riga while the six Americans set free and sent out of Russia through Esthonia were op the way to Reval. Maxim Lttvinoff, the Soviet envoy Tor. the proposed negotiations, reached here about the same time
 Director Brown, it is understood will insist that every bona fide Amer lcan in Russia, whether in or out of prison, must be given an opportunity to leave Russia before the negotia- uons can begin
 It was thought this forenoon thai "A conference today between Mir. Brown and M. Litvinoff was extremely 1n- likely.
 Mir Brown is acting unorricfsuv put Tn touch with the state depart ment, whose representative Captain Evan B. Young, has handed him a list of more than 100 Americans stiII in Russia
 On the Russian side. the neeoti.- tlonS are ready to be inaugurated Litvinoff said this morning:
 We are prepared to go anead with the negotiations" A staff of experts arrived with tba Suss1an envoy. Another nember of lht parry was Theodore C4laIiapi1e a. noted Russian operatic basso- who pldhS 10 go to England to sing on oendIl or the starving Russians