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Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
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 New York JHiy fss-Wxii Streets De- lief in an carly solution of unfavofable domestic economic problems again was ir- dicated today by the further stfeneth and greater activity of dealings on the stock exchafiee.
 pisfegardihe additional widespread chts in crude oil products, dirnindtion of industrial operations because of coal shortage, and the ffmer tone of the fnoriey market, prices of many invest fnent and speculative shares registered material gains.
 The movement was broader ffiar ves- terday's encompassins numerous high grade rails, as well as coalefs, sfibpinks, coppers and the better class of spedfsities. with marked revival Of interest in foreign oils.
 Of the latter. Mexican Petroleum was most conspicuous, asserting some of last f1Onth's strength at an extreme advance Of nine points and net gain of six points. Par-An1ericaf, General ASpffait and some of the low grade domestic offs notably Cosden, were in fair demand U. s. Steel improved ffactionaiiy, the buying probably being based On pros poets Of a good showing in the report tof the second quarter to be issued next week. Crucibie. Vahadiufif and the vari
 
 strong and the inquiry fer c6ppefs ae compahied reports 6f q better do1dest., and foreign demand for metals. l Reaif3inE for profits manifested itself 1T l the last hour, with Sfudebaker. sevefa motor accessories and leading equipment as the most vulnerable issues Reaction of one to almost points in those stock caused moderate irreeuiafity at the close Sales amounted to 7sb.et0 shares. A four per cent. rate for call loan ruled through the session. but snort ahl long time fisaturities held at their easie rates of the previous day, with more lib era1 pufehases of commercial paper an, | bank aeceptafces
 Exchange on London forfeited much | yesterdays gain and allied bills were re aeti6hsfy, losing 20 t6 s5 peiHts. Gerfis, marks again feli below .0z0 and asid from the Swedish rate, most of tH noft Eropear feInittafees eAsed, wit firnness iri Swiss, Spanish and Cree quotations
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BozRAH

Miss Fannie Lathrop has returned after visiting relatives in Boston.
 Nathan Beckmaa was in Norwich Sat- urday on business.
 Mrs. John Chapman and Miss Fannie Latnrop were visiting friends in Norwich Saturday.
 A crowd of young people from Bozrah attended the dahcea at Gardner Lake fri day evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Congdon and son ndotofed to Gardner Lake Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Grafidy entertain ed Mir. Gfsndy's brothers from New Haven over. the week end.
 Miss Clarissa Chapman spent the week end at the Lathrop homestead at East Great Plain.
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THE TERRohrsT.

 When a man begins 10 talk of terrorizinr In a country where the luck has veen Sc
 tough That there's not the slightest need of ad.
 vertising
 For something tEat's additionally rough You picture him bully and a rounder Whose features look volcanicaliy queer ; A lusty. lesther-'lnged 300-pounder Who doesn't know of such word aG
 Tear" But fl some day you get chance to meet
 him.
 Behind the walls you'n find him hidden So slight a good sized tecrier could eat him.
 His voice resembles chickens when they
 peep; He tfembies in a nervous agitation As he thinks of what should be his
 proper fate. He feeis So scared he wants the ~koit
 creation To >symnathize and share hls awful -Philander Johnson. in Washington Star
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.!

greater part Of Yesterdays gains, most in ternati6n4l loans. including United King dofiis of 1881, Belgian s's and several of the French nunicipals. were higher with gain of 1 12 points for Paris-Lyon-and Mediterranean railway
 Gains averaging one point were scored by St. Louis and San Francisco IA. New YoFk-Chtarfo and western refunding fs,. Seaboard Is, sedfhern Railway i's and st. Paul refdnding 1-ss. with pro- nounced activity and strength in eonsol- dated Gas 7's, and Cerfo De Pasco 8s. valae) aEefegated $f2.4S1.oe6
 Immediate sale was reported by the Bankers offering the $s.70z 500 of Northern Pacific railway five per cent. refnding bonds, that issue selling later at premium.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
HERBS USED 1N MEDrcISra.

A Manchester. England, paper urrea the renewed cultivation of cld-fashioflef medicinal herbs in English gardens nj the United States they have also gone out of fashion as a feature of the small garden, although they are imported In large quantities from Turkey, India and China. where they are grown purely for commercial purposes. as their medicinal value is recognized by many leading DlIs-- sicians. Tons of medicinal herbs are used annually in tiie preparation Of Lydia p. Pinkham's Vegetable comb6iind. a ills.-u contains no narcotics or hse4Ifui drugs and women afflicted with such f5i. merits should try it.
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POETRY
1Hf DERrffcr-

1HE DEKElICT. I left her headed for Lord -Knors-Nhere s.-,.s n latitude forty-nlne, With c1rEo of deals from Pufkt eousd and her bows blown of by a mind, saw her just as the sun went downs ]
 saw ner-hoatine stiff. And T hope them deals win let her sink
 afore % long" said Biil. It wsrn't DO rse to stand by hers ishs
 could neither saii nor steer. With the better part Of a thousand mifei
 between her and. Cape Clear The seh was up to her water WAVE. as7S
 gaining fast below. But I'd like to kfow that she went to her
 rest as ship has A right to go For it's bittet hard on decent snip. iook
 At t how you may, Whep she's worked her traverse and d6t,s
 her trick and sailed with the bett To be ioatin' around ike a nine-dsy
 dfoEned on the Western Ocean With never one to hand and fesf ou
 steer and strike the Deil; No one to tend her pinnacle ianps. os
 light her masthead light Or SCOUT her planking. or scrape her
 seams when the days are sahny No one 10 sit on on her hatch and smoke and
 yarn when the day was done. And say, That gear wants reevin' new 4 some fine dog watch. my son ?" No one to standby the halyard pin ~hsr
 it's coriiin' on to blow: Never the roar of Rio Grsnde" to tl1t
 wztcffs stamp and go: Just the sea-birds sittin' along the raf
 and eaiiin' tho long day through. Like the souls Of old dead sailornen that
 used'to be her crew. Never a port of all her ports for her -te
 fetch again:
 Nothing: only the sea and the sky. the
 sun and the wind and the rain 1fs cruel hard on a decent ship, and so ] tell you true That wish 1 knew she had gone to her rest as a good ship ought 10 do. John A. Wass. M. NJ, in Adveutucs Magazine.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

1HDDOTsKE-In Norwich. July IS, 1922, Wiheimine Kramec. wife of the late ootfried GTodotske. aged Se years. Funeral at the home of nef daughter, Nrs. Edward Scurbier, 166 Mt Pleas ant street. Saturday afternoon, July 22, at 2-30. daylight saving time. Burial In Iantic cemetery.
 GohDON-In this city July 1s, 1922 darriett M., wife of William H. Gos- don Funeral services at the chapel rooms of me Henry Alien & Son Co.,. Friday aftetnoon. July 2i at 2.5o, daylight sHvlnf time
 kIEs-fn Danieison. July IS, 1922 George Fauil, l<ies, son of Mir. and Mrs Walter Q. Kies. Broad strest Funeral services at his parents home Friday at o'clock. standard time Relatives and friends invited to attend
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METAL MAHKEr

New York. July 1s.-Copper steady. eleetfolytic spot and later 14.' Tin firn1er, spot 31.75, futures 31.s7.; iron steady and unchanged; lead quiet. spot 5.70 Q 5.75; zinc steady. East St. Louis spot and nearby delivery 5.7776 $50; anti. mony, Spot 5.6Oq5.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
BOyn MAHNrr

New York. Jiy N1s.-Bonds reacted moderately during t6dAys session. prob ably because of profit taking in the Lib- erty, group. Pfessure against the tax exeiipt 3 1-z's which closed at a. loss of one point, was marked
 Although foreign exchanges lost the
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MONEY

New York. July 1s.-Call money steady; high 4 low {: ruling rate |; closing bid 4 1; offered at 1-2; las loan f call loans against acceptanoes f-e.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busl. ness before tneMpublic. there is no n1edI- urn better man through the advertisins columns of rps Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
DIED

cnocKETT=In Stonington (Pawcatuck) July 17, te23 Ella Gertrude. widow of James Crockett, aged GA years. kEFEs-In New London. July is. 1923, Thomas Reyes. aged 77 years E0GERS-fn New London. July IS, 1922. William c. Rogers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
Liberty Bonds.
Foreign Exenhnre.

With the exception C. sterling. au aussAtiens are in cents per unit of for siEh cuffeneyi
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cnfrnN
cHfCA6o GRAIN MARKEr

naiddling 2256.
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MAHnrrn

N -t1ENYON-In Giasgo. July F, t.--. ty Rev. Ludpvic Paradis, Oliver A1ssen and Miss Elsie M Kenyon. fsHNawcETH-RIcHARDs-In West erl- R l.. July IS. 1929. by Rev. C.zTfon A. Burdick. James Erisbre ESrnsworth and Mrs. Oriena Estella Ric1ards, both of Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
srbcKs.

The following IS T summary of the transactions on .the New Y6fR Stosx Ex. cfiange up to ] r. Af.:
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DtRS

rr-s-TTE-In Jewctt City. July IS. 1929. a T1n. Mitchell Bfesette, Jr.. to ,.ir and Mrs Mitchell Bresetts of " .-eE-l-
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PRINTING
HOTELS
fArxr AND wA11FAPEn

FOR sALE-Faint. S1.T5 per gal. rez- 1,ar Sl5l. grade. wallpaper. 1oc per roll
 1x nia1ef. 1ss West Main St., next to fas sosiol- r--,aA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20

WHEN EOE WANT 10 put your busi- ness before tfle Subiic. there is no medi-
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Splendid Memorial.

..A, Living. memorial, ,.-AiStinc1ife- I nd
majestic. und different from any otther
thzr has been dedicaled since she
World wa. -W;fs ;mvedrd Recently in
yosemite NaaonA Hark' says pIn'
lar Mechanics Magazine. 1t is Yib'
4et Of btenze set:pt sie ts.se of enc
OF CAifoi,ia' IS famous big J rees. ls'ls
a1ant:. ofslhe. lowsl. .sloyhfins ab!ve
the ordinary timber that surroupds
1t, stands hcnceforth as "a memo3ia'
.<s-<l~-.unkno~,, -der.fs.: .:-sa''s-.ssAA's.tReir
lives in the great wat. 4 peculiarly
<fffIHE; ceremony marked me NM 1fil-
Ing: efY .>ps :iaileiH Aster ffrom lhe
.crystaI-clear stream Of the 4erced tiat
:hliSs :;lhliGSws Through! tie fafk: ANas Aprinlfed
upon :ta.e: lrse. saa thsy .sahlet. 10 syn.
bolize The purity Of me alevotIonI OF
ibe'imeil Who diediin'tRt war and he
rock at the. fe,t f;,he tree on1wl3 3ch
the. tablet: WIS. placed was taken /: as
symbol Of the perlnanence and
Strength OF 1fp principles for''wlsch
the misu fought. and the. tree: ::w'sch
1t is :hoped .wilI. .,liYe through gelser,
ations, was cited as. elnblematic: OF
the living and growing gratitude: OF
rtre. uat tiun for. tile supreme sacrifice
made by its SOUS IN .lhe war.. j:
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Admiral Of the Navy,

!. !'Ehe. position Of: tl.e. ad,niral m !he
navy has never been held by any one
ex,J1Jt Atfmirar Dewey according T."
the navy department. At the present
:aIipe; 90; .nr!y t.ohts ti,e Jrrlnane,,t rai;S
.6f admiral, The rank n -a'in'ir'h rs
..ter6.1 :ten1rcz-'f' 'tirat>=rflSpeetfSe
.aositjons. by Ropert j. ke9piI> .c4le1
Of naval operations: Hugh Rodman' III
command Of the Pacific psel; Henry
n. Njs6is Iii comp,antr e5Hh Atlantic
meet and 'Jfinfs 1stra'1ss' m c"mlia,,u
:pf she. As!atic fleet II is rule OF ths
navy frat al officer holding any OF
those positions must have the rank OF
-,,,,,rn-r,- ~ ,tr,rrr r-trts-renrrp ur 1nf7e:
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
How's Your Appetite?
Headache? Weak !?
c..II..l. Eollov CsInd Ha.& Z:

N0o0 LOOKS FoiloW N4oo HleAgV =
:: saestae-vsa~sA#A. ago l IL
:::psser& d6feSen& &mf 1icuisytAt kepGts
;tiHau3oih, .xa&fek t@ l nzser u8s2..
have good health again. became 10
poor and weak could hardly do my
fhousework. suffered from loss Of ap-
petite, headache, constipation, shortness
Of breath, also functional disturbance.
Sometimes l would have spells Of indi-
). sestiossad weatei9k spell s?a tbou&At:
::any mdte. At 1851 w1SSs TO Fes
Snd hsisdvised S to.ile GSPiefs!4:
4syoriM Pre.ei8eon. Gslae&MS$ac.f
qssa ;n Sss.Sssl.ksS.n sas NV bss$
for several years. l advise all women
suffering - ] did to take DR.. Pierce's
!, ,,Asdicines. II there are any medicines ON
saSxfhsf61t.sviin Rslp Nonaen who sse
broEen-doWn in health, these viii. -
Mrs Winnie Conner.
Write Dr.. Pierce, president Invalid1
Hotel, Buffalo. N. Y. for free advios.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Bandits Shoot Former Denver:f

- Sair: Lake City, l'n,lbs,.' haMs a.
t.xiGkerSon. rs years "t aAH' II fsHe~ en-
'tsineer5s for IL machinery rep'lmny, was
Shot apd perhaps fatally wounded ny
three bandits wh.. held: :hiln-5f near
his. home. NirkerEa'i' f'r7't 'ff1c- SHOVE
: at lfia:assailanis as Il" ran from The
scehe:-.but WAS brought down with
tlree shots in the back from the ban
,(diis' guns. Nick"rS"n came her" from
Denver about six years ag".
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
&,: .&.:; 49,.
RlgSENARKRE-
[Quort'Tlt!lQltSil Al ! S. r..
u Eg.nglishsssd Eg.ngl!ss :bk =;;.,,5 !; &
II suiREAij 0F..MARKEH-m -m
! Washington De-; '''
y.,,p.p<r Union News Service. }

c-,,u. /. -. =. -!
:, unsettled and prices show
.,s; I.,s. ss';fHif 6, ;,fiHiN N?HaEsEas eSiaEss esM1
4 s,oEt s,ESsiy Ssttsf. g.
va export demand. Receipts all
s rs small country. :ofIeElasf .o9l
n 81 nm The Srd. Closing prices in
cash ,,Is' %s'ks!; ST. iIsfa fss miSseT %ss
no7: No. 2 mixed corn. 47c: No.
dsw s.,s@e sS,1' price aSsfas,asra ia.eeni
isvs f for No. 2 mixed corn about
III tsness instenef&r ;lEorsh rDx.:
,.!: Ss ;aaSs sn ssSt4sia asiss Eessa ssf
II xJnter. w!hsa I. .ssGe. ..saoHAha
minneapolis May wheat d2WE aG,,
sos;i .sssi TT T. 'sgsisSssHIinYSsx K Asis
yasat ,a,y ,Sest neat clSsssaat 4iS SaIs
Juiy corn. 55c: Minneapolis July
i, Rinaipss ansT ksHs'sf ssG'y SsIssi.
.,tl,,ass,n,te!.ss ~. S.sastixss, sss;s;iip.. s;;i
rnlly Hight; country ioading in
EAsha: h.rasse -d:'thd::rdeda,.and
ssssGs.t a!eSs as%sna, .!!s sHl asa ssa
sSs'.sia sa'.iSs - aatsa dSstEf,J jan. ssaYe'!sNss Ns
Cincinnati. s20.5O: Chicago. s23;
1,eapoiis $3.50: Memphis. s22.50.
rlis sci; Chicago, SEA. No..:r 'praiiSe,'
aueapoiis. $3.50: Chicago. s17:-;.a,:1'
Dairy. r sOSuSts.. 90,
Plentiful supply :Hif sradess' on On .the;
.rket, including consfdopabls..avSn;
2jes OF foreign imported butter. Stor-
b butter very quiet. Closing prices
New York ~ Get chicago, -3Ge,
kAasefphia and Boston; -frc.
.,.-. 49,. :, .CoktOn..
Spt cotton prices declined 10 points
knpg the week. closing at 1S.05c per
New York January fEnIes y7wg
Live stock and MSafs. = i! :
Chicago hog prices made net declines
fc TO G5c during, the week. :Becf:
tfs Tna slegfH :HitS. $ti,titaanyi
ssey With -butcRer&-Sows Toe 10 2Tc
cher. Feeder steers unchanged. Fat
ms and yearlings were generally
{ higher: feeding lambs unchanged.
ltswes ranged fropl h0c to 75c high.
i SsfaSS q saiss. sss 3 s2ss s4i6; 1%r; mssG
! I be- ss's cows ssea ans stiss ssss: ~ s|Ass:
t5r steers: 81 to $3.50: light and
:sa's s %stss y
nbs. 50 to s10.75: ycarlings. SIS to
yo fat ewes E3.ISta SS.y 50, =.
;4stern whStANa. GailcsIscit.pf t. pfir1s
lyed firm to somewhat higher. Lamb.
v 40n nos,n ana 81 pSrk !3ipk W *: !2 s.: H.
fally 81 higher. Beef firm at some
css good Tradl..mebtas. JysaLIsfs 70
9Seals. SIG to SIS: lamb. $23 to s25:
" 10 S19; heavy lOins. $13 to SIS.
jFnlts saaA tyeEefabsesS
astern potato markets showed
-tan ..ssdS<ti;I
round white down 40c in Chicago
q, ,marfeEtat 4.95. ito! . So ,rp' .lftc
2Elt lJttsbisTFH> Mid. I ..CjaSlrihRU at.
..:stp $2.35. New York sacked round
81 IS up zoe TO s2.o5 per 100 lbs. fob.
Mfs points. Maine Gceeu ssua--
L :pcre 100 lbs.. fob. Northern
III rotnd wbtssS. strong at si.Gb to-
SS,J;o;4 S,3 colaseSS Rura'~ ,,p 3oc'st
" 4ices hh,her. DSn,axds,ipkt.
tAsto4, from cold storage being
a. few taBaldw t1s. 4 ~. up
EsritM markets. ranginf sYSO 10 3
* sS,,nsi nfr,s rsD,rri sna q to s7'Sefn othe
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Older Than + NV ORLEANS; !;
|: ;:AEsy.nt;sfsrss sAs@ rkss Tow. Of
hateh'toehes HasI Right to Claim
.0ett;en,s,,t.-

||S:En9y if' 'ikea history of Louisiana
Mere was. = Spirited rivalry between
the French and spanIar!ls as.to which
nation. sho,ifd OCCUPY lie region h.:
tween the Red ana Sabine rivers Il r:
About the close OF; the Seventeenth
century the Spaniards established n
post :.ataAdayes (or Adaise), on the
east side of the Sabine. and in 1114
Governor Csdillas. sent, Jlithercau de
". Denis to establish n postal some
point on the Red river Martin, the
historian, says that the expeditiol of
vt: Dents wis "fbr tile double ipurbos6'
Of finding. u vent for Croznt's goods
ath checking the" advances of the
Spaniards. who were preparing to
!fsvT settementR'hi ciia: :,fighborhood
81 Natshitoches," St. DENIS left q few
hot 'd6ffi i7ii77 iiiiiia fiat 'H ( S':pfrmanent LIE
Wal erected there. Hficfi: mskesrNat:
cKfttshes s"iHife: Older than ''HewsSOir,
leans; 'DHRoat .idtsc:rfib6s. tfifs. forSsas
"a sq,pns s-paualle; aSlixs: a ,Ht,ae 3ars
rison was kept as q barrier against the
Spanfartls: ~ Catholic mission was
established about the same time. The,
i'eaf'le: flew I'M rfailal,sfss. :wele!hI a>Hei
f9. slrplqy: 4 resident. priest and .tor
some wears they We're. attended .hY
Father Margil lnd other missionaries,
Father StanisHus game I'll iIti5., and
the humble mission developed fit6 'tifa
cathedral church of st. Francis. which
TO-DAY lis, :one :pf the HISTORICAL Gath9..:
JIG laHdInirks pf. the BAtion. During
the FreDcl. and Spanish domination
NhtchftQchfs was All Important trad
'fig post Tie Snafiif,ls from The west
of the Sabine would come back with
-pui:I mules 1eavI1y2 laden with -peI.-
tries -JgieJ- -Pulr4o Tongues, sYyeE..
from the Mexican mines, etc, to eX-
change Cor dry goods and other neces-
sakies. ln .5sa4:ISac Wright began
running Steamboat between Natcli-
toches I,nl the settlements f,ether
:ddavu ths,fiier;:. a6'L tliis d'lIli.l to the
Importance of tile town Us \ coinnes-
cial center. With :nlis i@i aiaiiani1it
of Shreveport and the advent of the
tiittoads some of III trad 81 si,s divert
ed FROM, Natclitaclles. but being To-
Gated IN I'M, ii: tahe. HsAta sections Of
the state the town has. continued 10
:laAis2 :.:::: %i:;::1 E"A
When in 1854. ilIc general assembly
:pniidst: fot.,h:, tesaHf1rhrchl of
State Normal school. The location of
.,he;,sc.lealHvHs. .thrl!SA i@Ess ti:general
competition, and the most liberal In
:hutn,nents werI offered by Natchi-
't6clits. rThe barish and city of Natchi-
,oches purclaseG ',iiId 'rohat4'ni'ts the
state; 100 ACRES q laldl Including. a.
good building which had formerly be-
r1iicevf if fire MINIS IN = 81 fffff Sacred
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Man and Dog Killed BY. I-raint

-. S.uil Point. Idnl".-'rhc body of W.
4. Macdonald. ag" about a, minus
1iead. arms and leg. watts found Near
the. Great Nor;Iisfi :StIftii3bE II
freirln: train fIa2i,Ei,E:s. MA ria =-ihe
body of MacI"nalTS dog, ais" man
'-Ssed. 3tailrmld and police officials he
Live. Jt,an and dog wer" killed by Il
,,hin,;nu ai, making Il further probe.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Classification.

We had but recently moved into the
town. writes Il correspondent, and !
''&S'ei10t 80 :YiliHth i:sySdaay r:::nttayn-
.p.lHicd E:mS::aaYghtrr.:: =: Z:
!: Aflcr :tne::: services :::ihe '::ainisier
rvsb iA..tG.. !he. ,Ili1: tq:::ShakE.: .na'i'is
with us. and said to liildn: "And
why didn't you bring your daddy with
y"u:"
She replied. "Oh. he's home taking
care nG:hfnfler. lie doesn't care for
.!,lugEfs or Ecture SLOWS. .gnyYlS." q.
Md5iisaF OPPks
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Stv.n Men Rescued at Sea.

'iioslpn.-I'rscur .xr"ssrr!:ons frSh
,la. I34 4lon Nova Ssli43c99ns4 lt9fy
~ IfI1z. while 'l1H v"ss"t:wns 'e
aE seai WAS rI"r'N in l'"s
haiie.19l t" have herlH ir?n' rf x
sttaGni Mu>k"E" ~ "A, stE:s :st: " y
sf6Ns! III" Observation-Disclosures me
p6stfiot given was in The vicinity of
BsI1bpaa.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
an Kills Wife and Self.

ENan Kills WIfe and SET.
4EHfSpringS. .Ark.-William q. Ben-
uj1t,-a!mlintcr. and his wife, were
f,s,hdstshot 10 st.ss34sstsszt3gss1g9y
hHe@ revolver ~As r"hhH TynIg be-
Sida Etlnclt. The bodies were 'iisc"v-
er9d mbcn Il 1o.yrar-old son, Otis re-
Ituryie1t1iomr. Tie family formerly re-
,sife.c.i& Woodland. Calf.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Modern Formula.

"Still following up that chorus girls
divorce suits?"
I::"as.::liNIiis:: read sd6fSsh Nids:ahe.:
fn9 .lnsa., saem like ,ks. saan'Inls ld:a
rsrfsct:strslger." =: 80.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
f'che- l1urse u. Which, ! 1e. l3rl9cI
Observation-Disclosures. ..iitIIti5t, lr.ael ;hts


pr.;Sidr ;rt9!:l,. :sitlItdt lrs:es!. ;;hts
ofli.nr.lts was to appoint II president
III Misplace and let that president ap,
Eniht Mis- own ministers. He accepted
good spirit and pledged MS
suljpnrt to The new gnvrrpIvrnt.. :. SO
lony.it it WAS marching al"nT :ths
Road, III Irish indrprnIcnccs::iIc 'ex'
.pIainid his reasons for asSsnlins To :!
.mo,j5n. for his m.rl"ctioi Wprcs the
a,h,. -ss for ,.clinn. to 20 t" London
on ,this delegation, his idea being to
'kccp.a. reserve power in the Interests
-.df 1lrJ Irish republic. behind the men
:,H' ri,irtar' with til" British ministers
y /, ss,;u became evident that the sup
nor; ~ Of ,hc treaty were nof21,Nious
III ~t.hiuit amy maine for the presi'
;.iGI;,,;S Richard Mulr;,hy. chief OF
Safr .Jcrallrd that til" dail lEui got
;aiopE:r ror II considerable time without
ANY ,:ftcSidcni Michael Collins SUD.
<init1ed. Il motion that the ha'l >l'"'''o
.,npq,ntkt Arthur Griffith +" f"HsA. Pr"
c5Iistoml government.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Will Seek Full Term.

fhiftAelphia. Wharton Pep
lptf. widely known lawyer, who was ap-
pa3InSE United States senatorby Gov
era6rssprOul TO succeed the late BOies
PSlf6A will be Il candidate for the
enfffSAenrose term. expiring in March,
1a$E TSMr. Peppers announcement,
ssts& ;e';3; .;s;'s ga
he n candidate for the complete term,
ended speculation as to whether Mr..
Sproul would himself run for the Of
flee this year. :sS. =
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
DHNvER LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

,Rsaveiaxs sdsffsW Vas SnStra'fnE out
Xxx ordinary and :eothing Of the
eE sssass Sss HSs " ss ss!:s :4b5 ayaasss sss
OF: the day. though not of. n
f'ssi ,sis isfs,asE s5as Wsrs ssaS msSs Sfsss iS sss
Tasorl3od OF that figure.
section was favored with
efiyp y tstSsie aSs ses sosa. asaAef Trad:
SesifH esia WsSs xss Sss nSs sSassids9sa
W snass' shsa q e GDt * ors, 9sa.
.sbie :onsE; % Ws ,.;SS ,'.ant: aaS aeross.tss ese @
Ees4t;at e,4 dignity lover fisures. Some
SS and some at $4.35. Heifers
but the inquiry for such
ess!s hSidinE.ye1ysYpod:. Sales were
~ At 8.30 and $4.75.
.ksainss in the feeder and stocker
|oEeigood yeaIiinE stsers were :: soid
sns aSesat.12E Ir5 sn ss
y !he choice to fancy kinds. ... ;;
ps;si,e :,hs rSfss}F fhsF.i ius ;6c hogs: :,h,t
~ ;rscei!ed on the 1scG ios n,arkst
H. H. ttGnd: Of the market was, toward
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the market steady to
!, asyEplirs- = have .-held, mp -fn. fine. shape
b biS thG if totsls .At J5pfS .eIdde.y .y3{r -Rrfhs
,,,S "y snow a record for the season.
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smsHe 1tiHeta- A,kFf. tafes top .pr4ce I'm
"s ns purchase OF one load of choice
- nogs averaging 206 pounds, for
~ hogs were Gsnte3 sfiois> $5eyfe
|. z. with the qdafity yknds. At a1fttte
lEner level.
2iy few old head Of pigs were oiS
Good kinds sold from IS to
ana nothing was offered that