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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A CLEVELAND VERHOVAY
FI0KoK FELsZoLITASA A
TAGOKHOZ
Felhivas a Verhovay Segelyegy-
let osszes fiokjaihoz. - A Cleve-
landi Fiokok Nagybizottsaganak
utbaigazitasa

Tobb fiol1 hatArozatlan abban,
hogy mitev6 legyen, inert a koz-
pont is kiild6tt XII szayazolapokat
rendkiviilf konvencio osszehiva-
sat illetoleg
A cleveland fi6kok nagybi-
zottsaga a kovetkezo utbaigazitast
ada:
1. Mivel kozpont teljesen ell
lene van a konvencionak es min
den rendelkezesere allo eszkozzel
- a megegyezes ellenere is = a
konvenci6 megtartasa ellen izgat,
mines ertelme annak, hogy koz-
pont szavaz6lapjat igenybe We
gyiik. A kozpontt6l kikiildott
szavazolapokat tekintsuk semmis-
nek, annal is inkabb, inert koz-
pont ugyis ellenszegiil fiokok
hatarozatanak, ha a tagsag ket-
harmadresze mem szavaz a konven
clio mellett A tagsag ketharmad-
resze meg mem szavazhat a kon-
vencio negtartasa mellett, inert
k0zpont a szavazas elott kizarta
azokat a fiokokat, amelyek nyil-
tan ellene 3voltak annak, hogy
1000 nehany tag hatarozatara 25
ezer tag mai rossz viszonyok
kozott magasabb tagjafulekot fl
zessen.
2. A kozpontnak icy nyilvan-
valoan az a celia, hogy a mai ural.
mat tovabb is fentartsa es ICY nem
bizhatunk oszintesegeben. Veget
kell vetniink a Verhovay Segely-
egyletben annak a fektelen izga-
tasnak, amely sajnos ma az
egesz vonalon dul, - mintha BIZ
tzony tagok lennenek a tisztvise-
lokert es mem a tisztviselok a ta-
gokert.
3. Ragaszkodunk cleveland
fiokok nagybizottsaga altal java
solt es februar 14-re Pittsburghba
osszehiyott, skonvenci6 megtarta-
sahoz, hogy vegre valahara rem
Diet teremthessiink Verhovay
Segelyegyletben, hogy megakada-
lyozhassunk mindenfele izgatast,
amely az egyesiiletet fentarto tag
sag ellen a sajat penzen folyik.
Tagtestverek! A szabad Ame-
rikaban eliink, ahol csak AIT is
merjiik el torvenynek egyletInk.
ben, amt magunk hataroztunk,
mem pedig AIT, amit rank erosza-
koltak. Tartsuk meg a konven-
ciot es allitsuk helyre Verhovay
Segelyegyletben a jog es igazsag
uralmat. !, A sok1 felfiiggesztstt tag
max a serellne mi1dnyajunk serel-
me, nemcsak a felfuggesztett ta-
gokon esett serelem, de azoknak a
gyermekein es felesegein esett Sc
relem,. olyan serelem, amelyet
igazsagos ember meg mem tiir Is
meg mem enged.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
meg a tisztviselok
J6 lenne tuM tagsagga hogy men aasponto foglana e
verhoay segeyegylet tszvisel0 Is Feugyelo Bizoag
tagja a napirenden levo kerdesekben

tes szandekkal befolyasolni igyek
szenek, de megutaljak azokat az
ujsagokat, amelyek az ilyen kilz-
delmek teren fencen maradnak
es ahhoz a csoporthoz csatlakoz-
max, amely harcbol gy6ztesen
keriil XII.
A Nepszayh eikksQrozatot irt
ezekr6l a kerdesekrol a tagok
mem vettek rossz neven, hogy al
last foglalt az Njsag legnagyobb
hatarozottsaggal.
Nagyon udv0s delog lenne, ha
ugyanezt minden lap megtenne,
inert a tagsag nagyon sokkal
k0nnyebben megertene a helyze-
tet, ha AIT a lapokban ,alaposan
ismertetnek, mint ha meg annyi
zagyva es gyiilolkodo korlevelet
is kiildenek hozzajuk a kiilonbo-
zo partok kiilonb0zo csoportjai.
Elerkezett tizenkettedik ora
az 0szinte beszedre, es lit az ide-
je, hogy necsak hangos, de az
ertelmes emberek megszolalja-
janak, mielott meg sz6lasra kes0
lenne - (Banyaszlap.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
EGYLETE1NK TITKARAIHoz

Tsmet kerjiik egyleteink titka-
raft, hogy az evi elszamolasaikat,
valamint az vi tisztikarok nevso-
rat ktldjek be vagy hozzak be a
szerkeszt5segbe. Szeretnok e ho-
nap vegere az vi kalauzt teljesen
osszeallitani, hogy az aztan rende-
sen kozolheto legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
FARMoK!
FARMoK!

Youngstowntol 5-t0l so mertf0ld ta-
volsagban mindenfele fekvesii es fajta-
ju farmok kaphatok. Mi osztqlyozzuk
farmokat es exert na1unk alland6an
vannak mindenfele farmok, nelyek
kil0nfele dolgokat termesztenek.
Adunk jo fizetesi felteteleket, s6t
egyes esetekben hajlandok vagyunk
farmot varosi hazakra is becserelni.
olvassa Ell arjegyz6kiinket, miel6tt va
sarol. Keressen fel benniinket: Taylor
es Burkholder, 62O Home Savings and
Loan Bldg. Te1efonok: Main 7198,
Auto. 1927. (5.12,19,26.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

bernek kezeben marad oyan ssreem es amt Ma
gyarorszag okvenu meg fog erezni Mert pofon
foga nekul zsebretenn amekai magyarsag
Eegtetet benne, hogy meg fogju kap
ln-(AIagyar Hrad6)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

egylk vagy mask tag ne lrna meg
/ o yelemenyet azokrol kerdesek-
rol, melyek belset felbontottak
a Verhovay Segelyegyletben.
Sok ertelmes iras latott napvi-
lagott, de sokkal t0bb volt a ha-
szontalan sz6beszed, tagok
nagyresze ma is csak annyira van
tajekozYa delgek felol, mint a
yihar kitorese idejen volt.
| Az elmult heten orommel lat
TUX, hogy Gaspar Istvan is nyi-
.latkozott az egyik lap szamara, s
lnyiItan es ferfiasan kijelentette,
hogy mi a velemenye tagsagdij-
rol es a viszontbiztesitasr6l.
Mi a 'Gaspar tagtars velemenye-
vel ugyan mem ertiink teljesen
egyet, de tiszteljuk nyiltsagat es
szeretnenk, ha a tobbl tlsztvlselOk
kovetnek az . peldajat.
| Mines az egylet iigyeivel annyi-
ra senki tisztaban, mem is 4ehet,
mint az egylet vezetoi, nekik kel-
lene hat oszinten megirni, hogy
nit tartanak ezekrol az egetoen
fontes kerdesekrol.
S minthogy az 8 velemenyiik a
| tenyek isrneretere van alapitva,
AIT is meg kellene irniok, hogy
miert vannak azon a velemenyen,
amin vannak.
Ha pedaul Gaspar fopenztarok
AIT is megirta volna, hogy miert
| mem hive viszontbiztositasnak,
a tagek mindenesetre megitelhet,
TEX volna, hogy alapos indokai
vannak-e a velemeny hangoztata-
sara, es mix azok az indokok2
S ha az eln0kt0l kezdve minden
egyes tisztviselo es a Feliigyelobi-
zottsag minden egyes tagjai meg
irnak, hogy mi a velemenyiik tag
diiak kerdeseben, viszontbizto-
sitas kerdeseben, Is megokolnak
a velemenyiiket, - kiil0nosen ha
teljes es leplezetlen oszinteseggel
tennek AIT meg - tagok sokkal
tisztabban latnak forrongas
okait, a valtoztatas lehet tosegeit
es .alaposabban RATA lehetnenek,
hogy allitsak vissza beket az
egyletben.
A tisztviselok bizonyosan ell
fogjak AIT mondani mindannyian
rendkiviili vagy az idoelotti kon-
vencion, de akkor mar kes0 lesz.
Mem delegatusoknak, hanem
az 0ssztagsagnak kell mindazt ala
posan megtudni az egyletr0l, ami
az elhatarozasukat befolysolhatJa,
hogy idejeben olyan utasitast adj
hassanak kiildotteknek, a MI
lyen legjobban megfelel az egy-
| let erdekeinek es a tagsag akara-
tanak.
AIT is nagyon udv0snek tarta-
nank, ha laptarsaink Sc rejtenek a
velemenyiiket veka ala, es ha
mar helyet adtak civod6 korle-
veleknek, megirnak AIT is egyene-
sen ,hogy milyen velemenyen van-
max errGl ket fontos kerdesr0l.
Termeszetesen nagyon konnyii
azzal felelni, hogy lapoknak mem
illik beleszolni az egylet dolgaiba,
de minden ember tudja, hogy az a
! felelet mem 6szinte, inert igenis
eleg gyakran 'megteszik Amerika
magyar lapjai, hogy lbefolyasol-
! jak kozonseget, a lapszerkesz-
tok legjobb meggyozodese szerint
Mi j6l tudjuk, hogy ebben a
kerdesben nagyon nehez lapok
helyzete, inert huszon0t ezer egy
Ileti tag ket hatalmas taborra osz-
llik, S nagy csom6 ehenseget sze.
rezhet akarmelyik ujsag, ha yagy
az egyik, vagy mask tabornak
mem ir az inyere.
AIT hissziik azonban, hogy eb
ben vegtelenul komoly es szerel
csetlen kiizdelemben a lapoknaI
mem szabad sajat yeresegeikke
q yagy vesztesegeikkel tor6dniok
hanem 6szinten meg kell irni min
8 denkinek, hogy nit tanacsol az ol
vas6knak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

Testverekl Ne hasyjuk ma,
.gunkon szaradni AIT nagy sze-
gyent, hogy a nagy Verhovay Sc
gelyegylet uj tagok helyett sza-
laval fiiggeszti fel@a tagjait. Mu-
tassuk meg, hogy Verhovay Sc
gelyegylet val6ban a testveriseg
egylete.
Tartsuk meg a Pittsburghba
februar 14-re 0sszehivott konven-
ciot es ne engedjiink 48-b6l akar
NIT is csinal most mar a vezet6-
seq, amelyik ljogainkkal jatszik
es testvereink ezreit felfiiggesz-
tette.
Bovebb felvilagositast minden-
kinek szivesen ad a Nagybizott-
sag jegyz6je, Pinter Ferenc tag
testveriink, 263s Lisbon Rd.,
cleveland, ".
Tagtestveri iidvozlettel, cleve
landi fiokok nagybizottsaga ne
veben Zsatkovics Janos, elnok.
Pinter Fererlc, titkar,
2638 Lisbon Road, Cleveland, O.
(Szerk. megjegyzese.) Fent lek0
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17

The Mississippi House of Representatives voted to impeach
George Edwards, president of the Mississippi rail road commits
sion, on Tuesday afternoon. Edwards being closeted with at
torneys OF the Cumberland Telephone Company in a room at a
jackson hotel, and the almost established fact that the order in
creaslng telephone rates was written out before the Commission
met, gives an easy explanation of how urgent it was to raise
the rates and make the burdens of telephone patrons even heav-
Ter. But the Cumberland Telephone Company is an awfullv
bad hight before the Mississippi 1t is left where it deserves
neither sympathy or mercy.
Since writing the above, Edwards has resigned, so the i'm
parchment proceedings have been dropped.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17
GARNER EXPRESSES THANKS.

| am more than grateful for the
kind consideration shown me by so
many friends in Grenada by voting
for me for marshal. l am quite sure
that those who voted for both of my
worthy competitors are also friends
of mine. / feel that | made a good
race and am due to thank especially
all who took an interest in my cam
paign.
Yours very truly.
Crawford Garner.
Grenada, Miss. Feb. IA, 1922.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17

The $4,000 damage suit filed against Gov. Lee NJ. Russell
by Miss Francis Cleveland Birkhead on the charge of seduction
Is being written about all over the United States. Mississippi is
getting more very damaging nOtoriety.
The Governor has met himself coming back in several state
ments given to the public since the filing of the suit, but as stated
by us edltOrlaly last week, the law holds him innocent until
shown to be guilty.
How the Governor is going to explain away the letters which
It S stated that a large number of representative citizens have
seen at Sundry times and which letters were apparently written
on what was then his stationery and are said to have had the
Governors name attached to them, is rather puzzling to con-
veloped in the courts.
But in the meantime, Mississippians cannot help feeling that
the good name of the State is again dragged in the mire, and the
good women and other thoughtful citizens are wondering how
it can be that a man who has walked circumspectly can have so
much circumStantial proof lodged against him about so grave
and so serious a matter.
The case is to come up in the United States court, and hence
the charge of being tried by politicians will not avail.
The Russell Birkhead mess and the charge against George
Edwards, president of the railroad commission, for berayal of
the people in the Telephone rate increase, and drunkenness in
office, is about what might be expected when that sort of men
are in office. The Bible says, "the people mourn when the
wicked rule"
Vardaman speaks of political male buzzards' in referring
Bilbo is one of those behind the suit. Does the Ex-senator mean
to do what Fred Sullens once did, class Bilbo with the buzzards?
he lis RusselPs political daddy. Besides his own political sins, he
will have to carry Russell and the high taxes put upon the peo-
pie of Mississippi during Russells administration, the exorbi-
tant prices the people are being made to pay for school books,
which can be bought just across the Tennessee line for a little
more than half of what they cost in this State, the Birkhead
matter and sundry other political crimes and misdemeanors.
~0---N4
Say what you please about getting capiaito come to Missis-
sippi, but men looking for q place tueafnIeasOnable dividends
will think q long while before they VIII conaainto a state which
taxes them from 3 to 5 per cent. -
-: --0-a-T H
Up to this writing, Gov. Russell has not asked an investiga-
ton Of the Birkhead charges by theIesislature-
II begins to took like that veryI 1ete Ffa eahy constructive
work may be expected d: the resenalegialatiy session.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17
READY FOR COLONY OF FEEBLE MINDED.

The Mr.. District Attorney-and by the way who is he?-
who filed the suit just a few days ago against the Life Insurance
Companies doing business in Mississippi, has at least succeeded
in making himself notorious. His acts in this regard show him
ready for the colony of the feebleminded. Life Insurance rates
are predicated on the American Experience table of morality,
which is prepared by American medical experts. There is no
more parallel between the plans and policies of life insurance
companies and the business of writing fire insurance, than there
is between this district attorneys reasoning power and the
chronological aspects of a billy goats head.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17
WHAT BEECHER SAID FITS RUSSELL.

Gov. Lee NJ. Russell is in some respects an object of pity.
Outside of Ames, the state has never had an executive so great
ly discredted as he. He has lost the confidence of many of his
former political friends and is regarded with distrust, contempt,
suspicion and pity by a vast majority of the balance of the com
mOnwealth.
In thinking of Russell, one is reminded of the Rev. Henry
Ward BeecherS reply to a man, who, after having heard the
noted divine either lecture or speak, wrote him, "YOu made an
ass of yourself today; to which Mr.. Beecher replied, THE
Lord saved you from that job. He made a jackass of you"
Russell has made more sorts of asses and monkeys of himself
than is needed in any menagerie.
The people were tired of fire brand politics and the sober,
better thought of of the state was ready to accept Russell as a
ral man when he went into office, and he alone is responsible
for the humiliating and discredhed position he occupies in the
public mind today. *.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17
REV. R. A. TUCKER TO PREACH

The Sentinel is asked to announce
that Rev. R. A. Tucker, presiding
elder, will fill the pulpit at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17
WINONA TIMES PUTS ON NEW DRESS.

We congratulate our good friend, Walker Wood, on the new
dress The WlnOna Times has on. The paper presents a fine APP
pearance. 1t is well gotten up. The Times has enlarged in
order to take care of the contract for publishing the laws of the
State. We wish we felt that The Times was getting sufficient
compensation for what it has undertaken. The price is too low,
and we cannot see anything but loss for The Times on the deal.
Nevertheless If anybody can get by on that sort of a contract,
our friend Wood can. He deserves success at anything.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17
CAPT. EASTMAN PASSES AWAY.

Capt j. Or eastman, the veteran newspaper man and long
time editor OF the Vicksburg Post, passed away a few days ago
at a ripe old age. He stood high amongst those who knew him
best and served well his day and generation.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17

WANTED-Man with car to sell
the BEST Ford Oil Guage made.
$4,000 per week and extra commits
siOns. Benton Harbor Accessories
Co., Benton Harbor, Mich.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17

Gov. Russell is credited with having stated while on the trip
TO the coast the other day that the present legislature is the
ablest that ever convened in Jackson. MAY be he is right about
that but the clowns answer to the, ring masters inquiry comes
to mind In this connection. The ring master asked, "What
makes you act such a fool" to which the clown replied at pavs
me well to do So" The Governor no doubt thought that it was
before the legislature.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17

10 a man up a tree, it looks like the Cumberland Telephone
company and George Edwards were mulcting the Mississippi
public.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-17

A GOOD QUESTION FOR SPRING
Are you we'll dressed?
Most men think they are;
and most Of them are not.
That's because they think
: stylish clothes are expensive;
or else they choose wrong.
But there's no excuse for either
mistake.
Fine al:wool fabrics and
good tailoring are the basis Of
style. Such quality gives long
wear which makes the cost
very low.
We'll see that you get the
right style for you and The
quality that saves money. We
have Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes because they help US
to do these things with the
greatest satisfaction to you.
New models on display.
THE LEADER
Grenada, Mississippi
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31
UP BOBS ZIpPIE-ZIP

Continued from page ,hrcc)
me, Doctor
She turned and walked back to the
opening, smiling to herself Oliver
followed just as she knew he would
She sat down by the green pillow
"Sit down ON the pillow. Doctor
When he obeycd her wi,hou, question
she smiled again As the boy watch
ed her AS in ajrenm he was sur, that
no woman had ever suilcd 50 rudient-
~
"You think I'm hud. don't youa"
She gave him no chanc, to conc hact
To Bee. Bee and Harry And be-
cause you think | am bad sou are so-
INK to Africa You are going 20 run
away and bring Disgrace to your
mother, and pain and sorrow 10
those who love YOU
He was silent, but DISCRIMINATION
nestled in his heart;
why no, stay here aud teach loof
Harry how TO make dreams cuiue
true 1t would be much better imam
killing lions and savage blacks
Oliver laughed 40 you think
I've been reading Diamond Ditk IL
Africa OF something, Su2ettc? Don't
be foolshw
She was quiet now pcrpltSrd
why We're you going theu2' she
asked
Because every ideal that mad, mc
happy here has gone up IN the smoke
Bee Rec, Allen Grass everything
seems TO be lie Even you are liz
ing lieW
II, seemed very Old 10 Suze,te
then too for boy OF his years
81 think you had better stop read.
Ing and play" She was AS serious
as the boy Too much reading ana
no play max, men doubt ,hcrc is q
God"
4 sony rose from the pine ihickct
the drunken song Of Pete Perkins.
lie was too close upon them Tor 90
iver to move Had there been time
for him ,o escape, the look OF fear
which came 10 Suzette would hnvo
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31

Loans and discounts including rediscounts, ac-
ceptances of other banks and foreign bills of
exchange or drafts sold with Endorsement of
this bank Except those shown in and CO..
Overdrafts, secured, $4,000: unsecured $3l .5G
U. s. Government sccuri.-, owned;
All other United States Government securities
Including premium if any ................
Other bendi. stocks. securities. c,e., ..........
Furniture and fixtures .............
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ....
banks .............. Observation-Disclosures.
Amount due from State banks, bankers. and trust
companies in the United States (other than in
cluded in Items s, 9, and 100 ..............
Total OF Items 9, 10, II, ~ and - .,...........
Checks and drafts banks Oncluding Federal
Reserve Bankl located outside of city or town
of reporting bank ......... .I............. t..
Miscellaneous cash items .................
Total Observation-Disclosures.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31

the pines into the opening, the skull
he had uncarthcd from the gravel pit
under his arm. He stiffened as much
ms his supple body would permit when
h. saw Oliver. For moment his
lips ;witchcd and he gazed uncertain
ly at the boy on the pillow. The man
moved forward.
i Oliver breathed hard. Back ID
against the tree Suzette stood white
as death. her arm broken. Pete had
twisted it until the bone had cracked
when she attempted to protect Oliver.
Her senses numbed as she watched
the Silent struggle between the giant
and the boy Time aud again Oliver
managed to squirm from the grasp Of
the drunken man Time and again
he bea ton his face and kicked with
all his might rs Pete laughed and
squeezed. Then, in an unguarded
moment. Pete picked Or. Smith up
and threw him across the opening
with as much ease as Oliver caught
dragon-hics
When he opened has eyes suzctte
was leaning over him weeping softly.
a stranger sat by the bed his sleeves
rolled up. watch in his hand Sl-
zcitc's arm was in sling, and blue
place swellcd beneath her eye As
She looked down ON him his lip. pnit-
ed ina smile
II don't think there is ANYTHING
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31

Foreign nations should so 10
work instead OF to war. They
would live longer and eat more.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-31

Capital stock paid in .................
Surplus fund .................
Undivided profits Observation-Disclosures. S7,OlO.g2
Reserved for interest and taxes accrued i,7ll.7S
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid.
Amount due to State banks bankers, and trust
companies in the United States and foreign
countries tothcr than included in Items OF %
Certified checks outstanding ..... ..
Cashiers checks outstanding ......
Total of ltcms2l. 22 %, ~ and % .......
Demand deposit, tother than bank dcpo,it,) sub
jet to Reserve deposits payable within 30 days
Individual deposits subject to check
Total OF demand deposits (othcr than bank
depositsl subject to Reserve, Items 26,2I.
rs. -. 80. and "a ..
Tine depo'',' iubjcet to Reserve payable after
so days, oi subjec ito 80 days OF more notice
and postal savings)
CertitcGts Of deposit tother than for money bur
rowedl
Other time deposits .......
Total Of time deposits subject to Reserve
Items 30 49, 81, and 30
Liabilities other thun those above stated
Total
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-10
other Chair, and sat down facing his

other clair, and sat down facing his
visitor. 3d. 5s t4.s e.
! II hope We amt jest happened over
TO- minnie or two on business" he
.,drawled; Il hope we've come to spend
the night WI me, anyway" t.
: "rm here in the interests Of peace"
Dale began, looking at the hillman
squarely. Il want you Littlefords TO
be on good terms With your, neigh
bors, the M0relands. John is out
] there at your gate now; he is waiting
for you TO- ask him in and say to him:
SI.ets begin anew; let's be friends.
your people and my people, you and
me- You want that, don't you, Ben?
Babe did, I'm sure"
Littleford frowned, laced his big fin
gers together and twirled his big
/ thumbs. Now that he was once more
at home, with assurance that his
daughter would entirely recover, he
was 10 longer. weak; ;, he had all his
old courage and all his old, stubborn
hill pride back. - - 49,,
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