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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20

Chiropractic is science. not
theory Chiropractic Is natures way
60 health. and Is bringing relief to
many. Why not yous--Dr. Mabel
Hahn. Tanner residence. Phone "a
, 1921-12-09

Ied4tinE the delivery OF mails and
meeting the special needs of the de
veioping territory"
Mr.. Hays calls attention that tho
cost OF carrying and handling mails
for the executive departments last
year was Sc. 000. 900 for which the do.
partment received nothing and he In.
forms the president hat II IL the pur.
pose to keep accouIt Of this in the
fufura and credit tho department in
the statements OF value OF service rem.
dered. The revenue which would have
becn derived II the regular postage
rates from the frcc matter han.leI
last year would lave teen sI3Isl,.s
thc report asserts.
Deposits in the postal savings banks
during the year Ia GU s4.Sss.siT. ths
rvinft shrWs. the total on deposi. IN
last June 80 baiHk SI52. sS9, 9Os a..
aEainst si57.275.se2 on June 30. 1920.
The reduction OF net deposits frcm the
maximum amount held in March.
1913. was ;e4.4ss. GEL and Mr.. Hays
says he has taken active steps TO rem,
edy defects in the system and IS con.
Quoting a vigorous campaign to popu
lariZe 'ie system. lie asserts that the
Interest rates are not high enough and
that the depositors had been treated
unfairly in the non-pAyment OF inter.
Get unles sthe deposit was left a fun
year
Calling attention to economies et-
fected IN the DEPARTMENT. Mr.. Hays
snys f6.2f6.is4 was saved through n
read.ustment OF contracts with the
furnishers OF stamped envelopes and
tEwsrsper wrappers. lie also informs
the president that important improve
ments in plans for purchasing have
made. resulting in large savings.
Other portions of Mr.. Hays report
deal with his efforts to human!ze the
postal service and Z o enlist the peo-
pies interest in its largest useful.
and greatest efficiency.
, 1921-12-09

Annie Doyle. It became known hers
toby. The indictment followed tn
exhuming and examination OF Mrs
Boy1e's body IN Ogden. Utah. after
her mother hsd asked the sheriff o:
this county to make an Investigation
, 1921-12-09
ADJUSTMENT IN
POSTAL RATE IS
ASKED BY HAYS
Sufficient Revenue to Meet Deficits OF
Department Is Sought by Revision;
No Specific Plan Outlined

WASHINGTON, Dec. s-Pointing to continuing deficits
in his department, Postmaster General Hays, in his first an
nual report to the president, made public today, declares that
eff the present gauge of expenditures shall continue there
should be such a readjustment of postage rates as will, to-
gether with the effects of increasing volume of business, pro-
, 1921-12-09
MAN INDICTED
FOR MURDER

NEVADA CITY. Cal. Dec. s-Gus
Branch. a pool keeper. has been
for murder by the Nevada
county grand jury in connection with
the death In Truckee. Cal. OF Mrs.
, 1921-12-09
DRILLER INJURED.

T. c. schankovisch. 81 years OF
age, was seriously injured yesterday
while working for the government on
a drilling job at the Pathfinder dam.
No details OF the accident were re-
ceiNed but the man was so seriously
injured that he had to be removed
to a local hospital for medical treat.
ment. 1t is thought that Schanko-
visch fell on a broken drill and suf.
fered painful conclusions OF the alb
dominal walls.
Kfitie Band dance. Saturday night.
/. o. o, r. hail. I9-e1t
, 1921-12-09
Fur Cold. Grip or Inrluen..

and as a Preventive. take Laxativt
BRoMo QUINrSE Tablets. The gen
uine bears the signature OF Z. W
Grove. b SURE you &c; BTtOMol sec
, 1921-12-09
AT Tnpeny's Drug Store
Saturday, December 10

sd nj z Julian 1ga and complete showing Of Victor victrolas: Victor Records
rs Il. n IN most e. comprehensive that has ever been made in Wyoming; We
SINAI ma portables,, and each model is shown in all the different woods
and nnlshes Our stock of Victor Records contains practically every
hecord listed in the domestic catalogue and everything in the way of
accessories for your talking machine is to be found here.
me Victor shoppe is to be under the active management of Mrs. B. F.
hlein' VINO comes to Casper with twelve years experience in Victor
merchandising and offers her personal service to those who eontem-
piase purchasing musical instruments and records. Her knowledge, ex-
perlence and ability and her uniform courtesy being an asset that the
people of this community will appreciate and enjoy.
Associated with Mrs. Klein will be Miss Zoe Marks, who for the past
ten years has made Casper her home, and her connection with and pr
tcipahon in the management of the Victor Shoppe is a assurance of
progressive and aggressive methods by which the people will profit.
Miss Marks most cordially invites her friends to partake of the stores
hospitality and facilities for supplying them with all things musical.
The Victor Shoppe not only solcHs the patronage of the people of Cas-
per and vicinity but will do everything to deserve the favors and con-
fdence of the community and to thus make trading here mutually profit
able and. enjoyable. The opening Of the Victor Shoppe comes at the
very opportune time a it enables you to select your Victrola and Vic
tor Records for Christmas from q wv stock shipped directly to us from
the factory. A small cash payment will reserve any instrument in our
stock for you for Christmas eve delivery.
All day Saturday, December 10, will be devoted to entertaining those
who favor u with a visit. The new December records will be demon
strated and your favorNe selections will be played upon request.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
LEGAL NOT1CE
NOTICE OF CHATTEL
MORTJ. ACE sAIR

wrtEREAS, on :hr 9TH day of Sep
tcrubcr, a. n. 1890. w. c. Ncsscn ard
Icrry NJ. Scssen executed and delivered
their certain chntttcl mortgages to
Louis q. Bcasler Of Denver. Colorado.
covering two o,D Master Trucks. which
trucks arc described as follows.
Masters Truck, Serial No. ti-S,
Motor No. 51isS. ;iS ton.
Masters Truck. Serial No. 1905.
Motor No. So5se, sis ton.
To secure the payment of Two -
promissory notes for tho total sum "
Eight thousand Two Hundred and
Ninety Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents
SSsa7iNl together with interest there
on according TO their tenor: and.
WHEREAS. default has been made
In tho payment Of said principal and
interest and by reason Of said default
the undersigned. tho owner and holder
Of said notes and chattcl mortgages hss
elected to declare tho entire amount
due and payable and TO forcclose said
chattcl mortgages:
NOW. THEREFORE,. public notice
IL hereby given that tho Commercial
Acceptance Trust or Chicago. Illinois,
owner and holder Of said notes ard
chattcl mortgages. under aud by vtr-
tue Of the terms and conditions con-
,aiued in said chatteI mortgages. will.
on Friday. the ist day Of July. 1921.
AT tho hour Of two O'Clock in tho AZ
tcrr0nn at tho santa fe Trail GARAGE.
Pueblo. Colorado. or~r for sale ard
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. all right. title and in
tcrest OF said mortEngcrs in and 10
tho property above described and now
in tho possession OF the Commercial
Acceptance Trust.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. this 10Th
dsy Of June \ ~. 1921.
COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE
TRUST
Nv per>rirr. Nye. Frv ard Tall
madEe. Attorneys. 81 Eauitabls
Building. Denver. Colorado
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

-Four rooms fully modern. Tn
incest and cheapest room bungnlo'
in Pueblo. Very EASY terms. 5000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

WILL sell very cheap, confectionery
and ice cream parlor in best of loca-
tons. Come or write to 107 East Main
st, Florence, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

FOR SALF,-7-room and sleeping
porch. frame, furnished for light
housekeeping, J apartments. This is
a good place to live and have good
income. Mod. except furnace, East
side, walking distance of town. 3
blocks of good school. Price $4,000.
Add. BID Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
THE HUSTLERS REALTY COMPANY

lHE AUS LkkS kkAL VOCnfAN1
s large fol-
FAIRMONT
7-room
tho line with lots covered with stately shade trees
and
S mi
5000 which eason-
has the bleeding will slaughter place for
s51oo This will quick
HOMES
block-9room Modern $500
cottage $500
side bock-1-room housc.
$40 $3.50.
mo-
side. street7-room modern brick
sou brick. $500
THE HUSTLERS REALTY COMPANY
Telephone working "2s4-W
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
LEONARD ]. HARRIS
1920 E. Evans, Phone 460
The Best Investment on Earth
is THE EARTH ITSELF

1
6-rm., mod, on Pine. $4,000; $500
cash.
7-rm.. mod. on Spruce. $4,000;
$500 cash.
2rm. house on Spruce. $500; 5000
| cash.
e-rm. mod. orman. $4,000: $500
| cash.
7rm. brick. Routt. s1,7oo; $500
cash
5-rm. frame. Taylor. $500; $500
cash.
F.; 6-rm.. mod. brick. Grand. s6.5oo:
$1,000 cash.
13-rm.. mod. apartment, $1,000;
$4,000 cash.
6-rm. frame, orman. $500; 5000
cash.
! Arm. frame. Spruce, $500; $500
cash.
6-rm. mod. brick. Pine. $1,000:
! $1,000 cash.
s-rm. mod. brick. Routt. $4,000;
$4,000 cash.
5-rm. frame, Cypress. $1,000; 5000
cash.
I 5-rm. house. lots. stone. s1,soo:
$500 cash.
22-rm. mod. hotel. $4,000; s2.5oo
| cash.
15-rm. mod. hotel. s2.5oo. furn-
ished.
s-rm. mod. Abriendo, $4,000;
$1,000 cash.
Plenty of farms, lots and business
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
B. L. BRILEY. CENTRAL BLOCK
WILL kEEN-REALTOR
Thatcher Building

Dainty and new room bungalow
on Lake ave. Strictly modern $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

Ono OF tho better homes. rooms
Strictly modern. On Abriendo. $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
Ft,rt SALE Al
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Eduity 5-room brick.
a27 East LIST. Bargain. Thos. Cav
anaugh.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

Five rooms fully modern on Lake
ave. This is real good home. $4,000
Sec us for terms. We can arrange
them to suit YOU
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
JONES BROS
40 Central Blk. or 500 N. Main.
CUT $500

Near the Jet. W. Mesa II. red
brick modern. garage, shade, lawn and
garden. lot 50xl90. $500. this week
only $4,000. Sickness. leaving Pueblo.
terms, immediate possession.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
WHY PAY RENT

1850 for n. mod. house ~ bTks.
from court house. The lot is worth
$1,000. the plumbing $500, two stoves
S25. linoleum and window shades $50,
electric fixtures 800, gas piping SIS.
cement walks and ash pit $l25.
total $1s75. The house is free, $500
cash. bal. monthly.
JONES BROS.
40 Central Rlk or Sna n Main
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF VARIOUS POSTS
AMRICANEGlON

The Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion passed the 1000
unit mark by nine before the middle
of February and was still going for
ward at the rate of more than fifty
units a week. Meanwhile the Legion
is gazing at the rate OF approximately
thirty posts a week, with a total OF
lO,l43 posts.
The Minnesota Department OF the
Auxiliary, with 149 units, has now
displaced the Massachusetts Auxiliary
for leadership, Massachusetts, is
second; then follow New York. Iowa
and Pennsylvania.
In percentage of gain within the
last three weeks. the Ohio Depart
ment leads the Legion. Missouri,
Texas, Illinois and Oklahoma follow
in relative order.
By arrangement between the
American Legion and Bureau of
Commercial Economics, the most COM
plete and valuable collection of edu-
cational and travel motion picture
films in existence will be placed at
the disposal Of Legion posts for free
exhibition. Legion members will or
der films from catalogs which will
be sent to all Legion posts. The
films will be sent from number of
distributing centers, which will be
designated in the catalog. One
thousand separate topics are en-
braced in the films, which have been
taken in all parts of the world.
An American Legion button stop
ped bullet, which struck Gitamona
Scala, a Legionnaire of Newark, N.
j., and probably saved his life. Scala
was an innocent bystander at dis
pute between four men during which
the gunplay started.
Wearing his army gas mask, the
Rev. F. w. Smith, commander Of Ray
Stone Post of the American Legion at
Shrewsbury, Mass, braved the smoke
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03

Ralph O'Casnsr = VISITING for 10y
Alexander.
There was . large crowd in stteaA-
ance At the masquerade dance Sat
urday night.
Mes52a.es ALA, Schultz and Ben.
son were Ovid shsppers AoaAay.
A hand concert and haskeS supper
will be held At the OviA ehnPch FIJI
day evening. March 18th. Every,
body come and bring . basket.
Little Mark Wishman has bis fin
ger severely pinched in ths heavy
door at the grade school Monday.
John Randall, the niAe-year-old SOL
of Mr.. and Mrs Jack Randall was rui
over by a car Tuesday evening. As
yet We are unable to state the extern
of his injuries, but wish the little fel'
low speedy recovery.
Ray McNally was in Ovid Tuesday
Mrs. l.. Stone and Mrs. Roy Alex,
ander were Julesburg shoppers Tues,
day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03

and flames Of . fire in The town hall
to rescue two American flags from
post headquarters room. Clutching
the flags, he cropped his way back
through the halls, feeling his way out
by string that he had tied to the
back door on entering the building.
Rev. MIR. Smith served as q chaplain
with the Canadian Black Watch.
An ex-service man with eight bars
on his Victory Medal has been en-
rolled by Argonne Post of the Ameri-
can Legion at Des Moines. Ia, in q
membership campaign. George Lean
der, the embryonic Legionnaire, was
with supply train attached to the
Mallet Reserve of the French Army.
Aisne, Montididier Noyon, Cham
and Oise-Aisne offensives and also
served in defensive sector.
Foreign posts of the American Le-
gion have been asked to cooperate
with the Federal Board for Vocational
Education in carrying out q system
whereby American veterans in France,
England, Italy and Belgium are to be
provided with vocational training.
The plan is based upon a reciprocal
agreement between this country and
the four allied countries, under which
they are to train disabled American
veterans in their borders and this
country is to train their disabled ex-
service men in our own, each nation
paying a stipulated sum for each vet
eran SO trained.
The first convention of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the Virginia De-
partment Of the American Legion
will be held May 18th and 14th, it
was decided at . meeting of the Le-
gion's state executive comwittee.
More than LOO new members were
obtained for the Legion in Virginia
between January LIST and February IL.
Player pianos, Photographs, desks
and Shetland ponies are among the
prizes in a membership contest which
the Texas Department of the Ameri-
can Legion has started. Posts will be
graded on the proportion of number
of members obtained to the popula-
ton of the community.
The Women's Auxiliary unit Of
Murphy Ma or-S Sloan Post No. 248 of
the American Legion at Atchison,
Kan, is the first colored auxiliary in
Kansas and one of the first to be or
ganized in the country.
Job applicant and employers are
listed in a card index, according to
their abilities and needs by Nash
vile, Tenn. Post of the American Lee
gion, which has been successful in
obtaining employment for many ex-
service men.
Backed by the American Legion or
ganization of the state, bill provid-
ing for exemption from payment of
taxes by veterans has been passed by
the Wyoming legislature. All ex-
service men in the state. whether or
not they enlisted from Wyoming, will
benefit from the bill.
Essay contests on the subjects of
Lincoln's Gettysburg address and the
application of Washington's Farewell
Address to present-day conditions in
America were held in Spokane, Wash,
high schools by Spokane Post Of the
American Legion, which rewarded the
winners with prizes.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03
OVID NEWS

Walt Peterson moved onto his farm
near Sedgwick last Saturday
Bob Marshall painted the restaur-
ant Saturday.
The Flora house is undergoing some
repairs.
The Leo Drake family is moving
into the Flora house this week.
Mrs. Peterson and Miss Katie
French were Ovid shoppers Saturday
Mrs. B. Drummond visited with
Mrs. Hogan Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. Randall, Mrs. E. Houch and
Mrs. Emery visited with Mrs. O'Con-
nor on Thursday.
Mrs. Dunkle and friends visited
with Mrs. Robert Drummond Sunday
evening.
Mrs. L. J. Bennett is on the sick
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03

list this week.
Miss Marjorie Evans is working at
Fellers and Shields during the sale.
Mrs. Ray Jones left for her home in
Tasco, Kansas Friday.
Mrs. Pat O'Connor visited at the
Blain Cannady home Friday.
The Kautz family are moving on
their farm near Sterling this week
Herbert johnson was seen on our
streets Monday.
Miss Bessie O'Connor spent Sunday
evening with Miss Lydia kautz.
Miss Helen Alexander entertained
at farewell party in honor of En-
manuel, Mary and Lydia kautz Sat
urday evening. These young people
have a host of friends who will great
ly miss them, but wish them success
in their new home.
Sunday night the depot was robbed.
The thief pried up window but did
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday School in the district eou
room every Sunday at 1000 A.
Glasses for all grades. Mrs. J.
Lavender, superintendent.
Communion and bible study at
Everybody welcome.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03
BLACksMITHING TAKES DR.

From 10 to SO l-3 per cent. All No
that is done and still in shop will Il
new price if taken out before Mar
1st. Otherwise will hold last ye
prices. From now on all work y
be done for CASH only to all. ]
work sent out by other party unle
paid for. -
F17-24 ERNEST CALKINS.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03

l now have a nice line of beautif
hats for mid-winter and early spri,l
styles in satin, programs and strs
combinations. Mrs. II. A. Conovt
first door east Of Pioneer hotel.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03
ERNEST CALKINS.
JACK STOCK

Big Jacks for sale. I have for -
a number Of big type Mammoth jacl
ranging from 4 to 8 years old. The
are all extra heavy bone type n
at reasonable prices. l will shc
them at any time. Call or Wi
Luke Williams, Julesburg, Colorad
-
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03

For the Spring calves use Mutual
Calf Meal for sale at Cleveland 4
Laws.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-03

Try want-ad in the Grit-Advocate
to sell that little article you have,
and be surprised with the results.
R. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
INfORMAT|UN|
Root pentru 1ntirzierea
desarmarii,

Washington. Elihu Root,
fostul ministrul al afaceri.or ex-
terne, a Sugerat cd conferinta in
tcrnationala la care sa sc discute
desaImarea puterilor, sd fie i'll
tirziata pc un oare care rimp.
Aceasta sugestic fost facut;,
senatorului Borah care contem-
pla lntroducerea ulnei resolutii
prin care Statele Unite Sc in
chee un pact tripartit cu Anglia
81 .japonia prin care sd Sc ajmg;l
la un acOrd asupra dcsarmarii
Senatorul Borah spune ca ell este
invoit ca sa intirzie Gu introdu-
cerea resolutie. pima drlpa inau-
gnrarea hui Harding.
Gu toate aceste Borah este he,
multumit Gu sugnstia lui Root
ell a s.pus ca Este regretabil cd
Root isl pune Influenza lui de a
intirzia progresul'', adaugind
'stiu ca intirzierile sunt'o form;
de metode prin care Sc 1ncearcd
uciderea programului pentru de-
sarmare."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24


Sc zice ca s'a descoperit un
nou ser antituberculos. Oamenii
de stiinta ar face. un mare bine
omenirii daca ar descoperi m ser
81 impotriva tas.aoanizmelor.
Sk i
Si acum este la ordinea zilei i
rhestie arzatoare. care Sc deSbate
in tresa americana. daca femeia
inchide ochii cind saruta. Ceti-
tori nostii. cunoscatori in mate
RE sar putea pronunta. "a
auzim.
"a
Tnii cred ca daca fie-care sill
tiparit incepe cu 0 litera mare
81 are rima in coada de pilda
'Foae verde "astravete,
&c mai faci ma, .Ciuciulete.',
e poesie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
Senatu| 81 Legea |migrarii

Iegea mgrdr, prn opreste inligrarea un mp
de della promusarea Ell, 81 ost votaa de Camera
maoate srobitoare sta nchisa in cartoanee Senatu
iui 81 duIa probailatile ramnea lnmormntata
Senatul nu s'a npresorat asa de Camera,
legea r nc discute, de cererile difeeor ofgn
zaun muncitoesti ost la patee acestei legl Ur
2eta ma ost luata considerable Legea fost tre
in sec 81 toate ca aproape doua nn de elne Sc
aa scctiunea de verare pima asszi nmeni s'a
pat de ea
(raba Camera vota egea n'a fost vazuta bne
Inate poiticc find socotita concese munc
'cror organizat i'll paguba n(sustre 81 agricultural
Popuatia agrcola inustrie fost Inotdeauna
potriva RESTRICTED ngrarii 81 end Presedntee Wilson
reuza sceasca cgea in vgoare oreste ngrarea
estutoror de carte avu in veere inerese frmarilor
marlor nustria 81 daca s recut peste veto presedn
eu sa nvoct motivu ca tara nevoe de migrant in
tegent carl pot pricepe mai lesne egile 81 nsutunie
cese ta avanaielc 81 opornatie pc carl e ofera unu
migrant tlevnd cetatean al tarii
Acei car; bocat trecerea lege prn Senat spun ca
nici motiv serios mpuna prohbrea mgrari
arn numarul migrant din anul trecut ma fost
mai al mgrantilor din anu 1913, anu in
mrul migranor fost Gel mare 81 daca deduce numaru
migr,nor diferenta att de ingrijitoare oblge
tara nciza rantee eli celor carl vim dim tare bmute l
1ipsur
Sagnarea a activitaor industriale iaras
motiv ndepateasci tara opreasca imgra
ea teaa unu surplus brate In toate ramurle
nstrae anunta reuarea ucraror; uncle la jumatatea
vitoare altele in Marte eel mutt Aprile for
ce osnute mai bne zis cee nante de rasboiu
q; asgura ndrepare situatiei.
lmgrarea poate modeTa spun uncle ce1curl poltlce
in dora de trebuntee tari. Sc poate Gle pda
cuele elemenee ncnate numai spre comerul ambuan m
glani din arile nestae de bosevism ar este in paguba
tri de opr mgrarea elementeor producaoare 81 de
dine.
Sc mai agita 81 idea de dra imigranti in centre
ndusae une 81 smte lisa Gle brae 81 in dsrcte}e
agricoe e autor la ame fie coons carora sa Ii
inlesneasca putinta 81 iiloace de a munci pam1nul
S'a constaat ca pima aproape tot imigranti au
VENT ginu sabeasca in anume localita, unde
avu rude cunoscut fapt contibuit la agome
unui numar de muncori acolo unde smea
lsa lor pc cin in ocaat unde simtea sa bratelor
putin s'au sabt Sc preconzeaza deci rijarea
mieanor spre localti unde sime psa de brate 81
de capaa mai usor ocupatune spre foosu or al
munitator.
AvInd in veerc curenul contraru prohtri pc Pam
schat in sur generae deci aproape gur Cd legea m
grar ramne nmorninat in cartoanele Senatuui fara
sa fe adnsa deshatere ege pc Camera voato
in prpa sub impresa une necestat in reatae nui
att de dupa parea Ia prmul moment, cnd in
stagnarea actvitai economcc prevedea
criza generaM de lunga durata.
Nmn Annn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
Incearca sa ucida pc fata
ce iubeste.

Lynn. Mass. = Dave Jerveier
din Peabody fost arestat de
catra polite find acuzat ca Il
incercat sa mcida pe d-soara Dora
Tell, fata de optSprezece ami,
care a refuzat Sa aSculte de Gu.
vintele amoroase ale aces;uia. La
fel prin aceasta arestare sa re-
~solvat 81 misterul ce incun.jura
.impuscarea d. Abraham Tell.
tatal fetei care SO afia acum in
tr'um spital din Lynn. cu TN
glonte in cap.
TELL a fost impuscat pc cind
lua masa in Nlfragerie impreuna
Gu sofia 81 fata lui.
Pc cind acesti trei erau la
masa. usa de la sufragel.ie s a
deschis meet 81 tedva unui revol-
yer aparut prin deschizatura
Inainte de eel trei sa-si vina in
fire. un foe fost sloboZit, iar
d. Tiell caz,Et la pamint
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a. Dare n ar III bine ca guvernul
r0min Sc irtstaleze citeva ateliere
waste pc yre-o. mosie mare, in
earl "a luereze, fie in ateiier saa
la mnnca cimpului eele cincizeci
de mil de eoeote, pc csSi vrea sal
expuazese din Bucuregti! In VII
nipeg, Canada, sc af1a 0 asene-
nea Institute de eoreetie si 4
aAus rexultate minunate.