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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02

NEW yORk.-ren more per.
sous were Indicted today BY the
grand Jury on charges Of bucket.
Ing. growing out of District AZ.
torney Hanton's investigation VI
brokerage houses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02
FLASHES

WASHINGTON. - william =.
Field. who came 10 Washington
several days ago In the interest
of u general tariff reciprocity
agreement between the United
States and Canada, has been adj.
vised BY congressional leaders that
congress does not look with favor
nj this time on such an agree.
ment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02

LONDON.--Slr Robert Horne.
chancellor Of the cxcheauer. told u
aucstioner In the house Of com.
mons this afternoon that approx.
mately l0.OOo, 900 pounds sterliur
would be saved ON estimates for
the Forthcoming fiscal year ~ u
consequence 10 the decisions
reached at the Washington ronfer.
ence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02
GUARANTEED

Greatest Circulation in This
Section of the State.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-02
WEATHER

Tonight fair ; Friday
fair, warmer
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
HYENY V LIDSKE PODOBE

Kdyz Y dome Aroma Silher-
berga, 1847 vych. 73. ul. ko-
nan byl pohreb ieho tax be.
stialnim zpusobem zabite man
zelky, ieiiz vrah do dnes ne
byl vypatran, &C vypsana ma
jeho dopadeni znacna cena,
pouzil t6to prilezitosti parek
manzelu, ktefi ukradli prada
a od6vu V Gene as $500. Pri-
pad bezprikladne zvrhlosti u
dal Sc jiz q. kvetna. Jmeno
parku jest Josef a Emile Finn
levovi. ktefi byli vcera Y dome
2293 vych. 81. vi. zatceni. Ze-
ma hlasila Sc u Silberbergu k
domaci praci, prave diva dny
pred pobrbem a misto onustila
IA ctyri dny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
O P r A V A

V ornament umrtl vcera
uvereinenem, bylo uvedeno
umrti y. Gustav Vondrak
a melo byti Anton Vondrak
coz Sc tlmto ma pravou mlru
uvadi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
DOVEDELA Sc Z NOVIN O
ZABITf SVEHO MUZE.

Hrozne byla prekvapena pi.
G.. A McDowellova, zena dull
niho superintendent Z Herrin,
H., iez meSka prav6 navStGvou
u pi. w. j. Lesterove, manzel-
Ky jednoho majitelu dolu,
1906 Clifton boulevard, N. w.
MeSka zde as tyden a vGera
proGitala noviny, kdyz spatfi-
la imeno manzela mezi zabi-
tymi "a ctvrtecnich bouIi pro-
puklych ia nyneiSi stavky u
hlokopu. Byl kamenovan tre-
fen n6kolika kulemi nedaleko
jejich spolecneho bydliSt6.
Idrcena manzelka Sc lined
vydala ma cestu do Chicago k
v6ru smutncmu shledani S
manzelem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
UHRADA DEFICITU CLEVE-
LANDSKEHO ORCHESTRA.

Velka hudebni sdruzeni ce-
leho sveta trpi vSeobecnou ne
moci, ubyteni, ktere Sc zde
jmenuii schodkem. Podobne
j zdejsi velky Clevelandsky or
chestr ma praVidelny deficit,
dosahuiici 100000 skorem
kazdvm rokem. Ably udrzeno
bvlo \ eXistenci toto skuteGne
umelecke teleso, slouzici me
stu K pine cti, organisovana by
la fada prispivatelu cd $500
do $500 rotne, kteraz akce by
prinesla pro pfiSti koncertni
obdobi S121.000. Pred n6ko-
lika tydny bylo oznameho, re
The Musical Art Association,
ktera financn6 orchestr vydr-
zovala Sc odtrhla od Commu-
nifty Chest, timz schodek byl
zvysen 0 dalSich $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
SLET SOkOLSkE ZUPY
SEVEROVYCHODNf.

Jiz pouze tyden deli mas od
sletu Sokolsk6 zupy SeverovV-
chodni. Podle priprav We
vsech iednotach j piihlasek
ku sletu da 50 otekayati. ze
bude to podnik velkolepN. V
patek minuleho tydne konala
Sc nacvitna schuze muzu ma
spolecna prostna, We ttVrtek
tohoto tydne nacViCna zen ma
spoletna cviceni bar-bells.
Ucast ma techto nacviCnych u
kazala, ze mozno pocitati nei-
meme Sc 100 cviCicimi bratry i
rovnez asi tolika sestrami.
Ably vSe opravdu do neimen-
sich podrobnosti stein6 bylo
pfipraveno, navStivi priSti ty-
den zupni cinnovnici vSeckv
Clevelandske Jednoty Sokol-
ske. 4 t6 priciny seidou Sc Y
pondeli 26. cervna ySichni cyi-
cici Sokola j A. komensky, Y
utery 27. cervna Sokola Cech-
Havllcek. We Gtvrtek %. Gerry
ma Sokola Cleveland, patek
30. cervna Sokola Nova Vlast
We svych telocvitnach. Y usta-
novenV den dostavi Sc tez v$e-
elmo ostatni clenstvo jednotli-
Vych techto sboru, ably shl6dlo
pfipraVu a vyslechlo pokyny
pro Slet.
Ones vecer kona Sc schuze
soudcovsk6ho sboru pro zavo-
dy dorostu a muzu. IaVody
tyto budou v sobotu | Cerven-
ce odpoledne. Veeer tehoa
dne bude porada tinnovniku
lednot Y zupe sdruzonych 4
pfatelsky veGirek m uyitanou
bratri a sester pfespolnich. Y
ned6li ?. Gervence dopoiedne
bude zkouSka na cviceni spo-
lecna, odpoledne pax vefeine
vystoupeni zupni. VSechny
tyto podniky pofadany budou
V Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark
Ave.
Sokolska zupa Severovycho-
dni chce svymi podniky sloziti
1cet q vykonane prace, chce
ukazati, re pri dobre Will a
nadseni kazdeho jednotlivce 4
soustredene cinnosti vSech da
sc vykonati velka vec. Protc
nebude jist6 zadny Glen an
priznivec Sokolstva IA sletu
tomtc chybet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
NEOBVYKLA zALOBA
NAHRADU $4,000.

Pi. Anna Hollanova, 1858
zap. 50. ul. podala vtera Il O.
kresniho soudu zalobu IA ma
hradu $4,000, = Zalovanou
stranou, ktera ma platit, Jest
pi. F. Kingova. 2648 Prospect
ave. Cd ktere Hollanoya mai
mula bvt V els. 27O7 Carnegie
ave. Zaloba Jest dosti neob-
vyklou neb zalobkyn6 pravi,
re \ byte vypukl pozar, "a
ktereho Sc snazila Z ohrozen6-
no mista vyvl6ci sveh. synka,
pri temz Sc v5ak pod nj pro-
padla chatrna podlaha, COZ
m6lo Ia nasledek, ze ma nj
chytl sat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
V CLEVELANDE ZATCENY
PACHATEL VRAZDY v
YOUNGSTOWN.

V dome {. 1888 vych. 20. ul
zatGen byl detektivy Feisem a
W. Gneusem 21-lety mladik
zde zijici pod jmenem Walter
Ballard, ma kter6m ulp6lo po-
dezreni, re Sc sucastnil vrazdy
spachane as pred tremi mesici
ma muzi jmenem Rosenthal,
ktery byl zabit We vlastnim OBJ
chod6. z Youngstown do
Clevelandu pribyly detektiv
bvl zdeiSim policist6m pfi Wy
patrani podezreleho mladika
napomocen. Pro tyz zlocin jest
liz ieden muz V Youngstown
zatCen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
i" s V EFT"


dla navstevovati pfedni malfr-
ske akademie, by V malirskem
umeni sc zdokonalil. Celia je-
no studiini cesta potrva as diva
roxy, pc kterez dobe Sc mezi
mas opetne navrati chce Sc
pax venovati vyhradne lmeni
malirskemu. Jiz dnesni jeho
prace vzbuzuji pozornost nej-
lepslch odborniku my doufa-
me, ze pfi jeho pilnosti vytr-
valosti V tomto oboru dod6la Sc
skvelGho usp6chu a vytceneho
cile, k nemuz mu jiz predem
gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
Poor MA kOSTI.

TAX casio upozornuieme de-
ii. iestli re Jim pfedkladame
iidlo, kde podobnt varovani ie
ma mist6. Ale zprava dnesni
tVce Sc starsi zeny, Gillette pi.
Idv Culpove re GAINESVILLE, g.,
iez meSkala navSt6vou Il syna
G. r. Culpa. 1863 Elm Ave.
kde vcera veter pri idle, kdyz
il bvlo podano kure ma papri-
ce epolkla kost, iez il zustala
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
OkRADENI O SkVOSTY v
GENE $4,000.

Mezi tim, co pani Hippova,
1919 Edwards Ave, Lakewood,
vcera meskala ma dvore, vlou-
dill Sc do iejiho bytu, patrn6 Sc
vsim dobre obeznameny zlo-
del, jenz ukradl skvostu, iak
sama policie odhaduje, V Gene
$4,000. Hippova byla pred ne
davnem ma iiste spoleCenske
zabave, kde byla kletony temi
to okraSlena a pfi navratu ne
uklidila je do bezpetnostni
schranky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
MA STUDIJNf CESTU

odiizdi Ultra, V nedeli, 0 6. no.
dine odp. z nadrazi Pennsvlva-
nia drahy ma f. 55. ul. a Eu-
cid Ave. vSeobecne znamy a
vaaenv krajan p. Stepan Kra-
tochvil s manzelkou. We sire
du vyiedou palacovou lodi La
France k bfehum star6ho sv6-
IA. Zaiedou k pfibuznym do
Czech 20 kratkem odpocinku
cd diedou do Francie. Nemecka
d Jtal;e, kde p. Kratochvil no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
VZALA MfsTO LEKU JED.

Lekarum mestske nemocni-
ce Sc po delsi namaze podafi-
10 zachraniti 68-letou pi. Mar
ketu Millerovou, 1884 zap.
Is. al. jez obylem misto medi-
ciny proti kasli pozila jedu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24

v6zeti V jicnu. Byla doprave-
ma do glenvillske nemocnice,
kde vsak il l6kari pc vysetreni
poslali do synova domu zpet,
5 radou, ably hrdlo pilne necim
prolevala a tim snad vzdorovi-
ia Ia kustka bude odplavena
tam kan patfi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
co ZDE JESTE NEBYLO.

Jak vypravuje otity svedek,
pfisel do jednoho restaurantu
ma St. Clair tyto dny iisty
muz, jenz 81 porucil salek po-
levky a pro doprovazejiciho
jej mal6ho psika porutil "por-
terhouse steak" sice syrovy.
Kdyz Sc "panstvo' najedlo,
muz zaplatil Sc svym ctyrno-
hym pritelem odeSel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-24
SPLASENYMI KONMI ZABI.
TY STAREC.

81-lety Richard Barrett, vel
kofeznik Avon, O. nakladal
ma sousedni blizke farme Sc
no, kdyz sc pojednou kon6
splasili. Starec byl srazen k
zemi a byl nalozenym vozem
prejet tax t6zce zran6n, ze
"a 8 hodiny zemrel.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-15
MARKET News
NEW YORK
STOCKS

New York, March 15.--TradinE was
active and broad on the stock ex-
change today almost $50, 800 shares
changing hands in the first hour. Cast
Iron Pipe vas another stock to profit
by its fairly good statement OF ear
ninss. Utilities extended recent gains.
especially Consolidated Gas. Peoples
Gas and Public Service of New Jersey.
Mercantile Marine preferred rose / "a
points and gains ranging from frac-
ions to ! point were made by Har-
vcster, Gulf States Steel, Bethlehem
Steel, Beet Sugar, Corn Products,
Heaviness was shown by Mexican Pet
roleun and Famous Players, These
losing n and two points, respectively
~. Call money opened at 4 e e
The increased irmness Of foreign
exchanges prompted further covering
of short contracts at the opening of
today's stock market. Railway shares,
the stabilizing feature OF the previous
day. we're again the strongest issues,
although gains were limited to frac-
tons. Oils showed firmnees. but
motors We're irregular. Norfolk and
Westerns decline of a. half point was
the only reflection of the opening coal
strike. Among the specialties wheat
was most prominent, rising 2 ia
points OF the eonlpany's excellent n
nual report.
shippings. independent steels. cop
pers n foreign oils. were Q ac-
tive and strong at midday. but Cast
Iron Pipe reacted two points on real
izing sales. Famous Players was I'M
der increased pressure, however, los
ing 3.1-4 points and Great Northern
and Northern Pacific were reaction
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-15
SOUTH ST. PAUL.
MVE STOCK,

South st. Paul. March 15.--(U. s.
Bureau Of Markets-)-Cattle receipts,
5000: market dragsy: killing classes
mostly weak to Is cents lower; ON
mon to medium beef steers. $3.50
$50: best load lots today, $3.50; bulk.
$1,000 700; butcher cows and heifers,
mostly ss.7S@5.So; few On UP to
$3.50: few Gamers. $2.25; bulk can
ners and Guitars. &:.500s $50; bologna
bulls. $s.0o@N0o; bulk. $3.g6@3.T5:
stockers and feeders, extremely dull,
naostly as cents lower: range. 1880
SIS: bulk. 5000 900: calves re-
cefpts. 5000: market steady to weak:
sorting closer; packet top. $500; few
S7.5e; seconds, $4,000 500.
l0m 90 cents lower: range, 5000
s.75:' bulk, 3s.3s@s.75; good pigs,
1915.
sheep receipts, 1.2oO;market mostly
si4.7s@15.oo; no choice fed ewes
mere. - F..ea. 49, a-a. rL.r-rl -a.. 4.F.H
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-15
CHICAGO.
GRAIN nj

Chicago. Marchi15.-Sharp breaks
in the price Of wheat at Liverpool
today led to Il moderate setback in
Chicago quotations during the early
assumed large proportions, however,
and a fair rally Sensued. 1t was SAID
the weakness Of tile liverpool market
was due to big arrivals there and to
efforts of British millers to resell
purchases Of wheat. The opening in
Chicago, which ranged from SIS cents
to . IL cents lower. with May
s1.31 S-4<to 1882 IL and July S1.lAh
to 1.l47- s. were followed by a slight
further decline and then by some
thing Of a recovery. &.
Corn n oats went downward with
wheat. After opening l-8 to 7-S n
of, May 50 1.2 TO 81, the corn'market
dropped to below CO. for May; numer-
Gus holders letting go to stop losses;
Oats started unchanged to 1,4@3-S
cents lower, May 81. 5T-s to SO Is
Provisions were depressed by lower
quotations on hogs as we'll as on grain.
LIVESTOCK
Chicago, March 15.-tU. S. Bureau
of Matkets)-Cattle receipts 10000,
dull, few carly sales beef steers. and
fat she stock weak to 16 cents lower.
Top beef steers early 800; bulk 1.25
to g. as; Gamers and cutters steady;
bidding lower on veal calves; stock
ers and feeders slow, about stea dy.
Hog receipts $4,000; mostly 10 to
Is lower than yesterdays average;
lighter weights fairly active; others
slow: big packers holding back: top
1880 early; comparatively few over
1910; bulk 9.S5 to 1890; pigs IL to
rs lower; bulk desirable 100 TO 1870
pounds SIS to $50.
sheep receipts 10000; fat and
shearing. lambs opening about steady;
| sheep strong to higher; fat lambs top
early 1875; some held higher: sheep
strong to higher; fat lambs top early
1915; some held higher; clipped eve
top $50: wooded eve top early 90;
shearing lambs 1926.
POTATOES.
Chicago, March 15.-Potatoes
weak. receipts 46 cars. total T.. S.
shipments e23: Minnesota sacked
Red rivers $1.so@1.S5 .cwt.: Mime.
l$1.6o@1.65 cwt.; Minne:l'ta sacked
round whites $3.50 q Ito 'cwt.; Idaho
sacked rurals S1.75@1.S5 cwt.; Wis
consin sacked round whites $l.65 q
It's cwt.: Wisconsin bulk round
whites $1.S0@1.oo cwt.
PRODUCE
Chicago. March 15.-Butter, high
or, receipts 6.4S2 tubs; creamery cx-
tras So 1-:; frsts 3S 1-2m3S; seconds
1908; standards. SO.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs firm. receipts 1916 cases;
frsts %; ordin1y firsts 1000; mis-
cellaneous 21@21 1-2.
Poultry alive lower: fowls IS;
springs %: roosers is.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-15
DULUTH
DULUTH CLOSING.


Duluth. Mimi, March I5.-Closing
cash prices:
Wheat-No. i dark northern.
S1.:a 3-s@1.59 3-s; No. 2 DO. $1:39h
T1.53 3-S: No. 3 do. $1.27 3-s@
Las as: No. / amber durum. S1.26
m1.36; No. l amber, arrive, S1.25:
No. . amber durunl. $1.e4@ 1884; No.
2 amber. arrive. s1.2S: No. L. durum,
SILT: No. ? durum. sl.15; No. ]
mixed durum. Sl.1s@1.31; No: l
mixed. arrive. s1.19;> No. , mixed
durunl. s1.17@1.29: No. . mixed,
arrive. Sill: Nod red durum. $1.1b.
Flaxseed-On track, $3.50 LA
esq ~ arrive. $3.50 1-4@a.51 Ia;
May. $3.50 IA; July, s2.4S.
Oats~No. 5 white. track and ar
rive, 81 ga.
No. / rye. track and arrive, IS.
Barley-Choicc to fancy, 55@63;
medium to good. 5OG54; lower grades.
41m49.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, So SIS; No. :
yellow. So Is.
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oDVT

New York. March 15.-Butter firm;
receipts. ~10.454. roo - &
Eggs firm: receipts. 1920: fresh
gathered extra firsts, "a 1-2@25 IL;
do firsts, 23@24.
Cheese firm; receipts. 2,116; state
whole milk fresh twins, specially, 81;
do average run, 2Om2O H.
Live poultry steady and unchanged.
Dressed poultry steady and unchang-
&.
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POTATOES.

Minneapolis. March 15.--(U. 8. Bu-
reau OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light wire
inquiry, demand and movement slow;
market weak; sandland district car-
loads f. o. b. usual terms sacked cwt.
y. s. No. I Round Whites. g. Paul
Minneapolis rate Lotto 1850.
Red River Valley district carloads
e.. o. b.. usual terms Moerhead rate
sacked cwt. U. s. No. l Red River
ohica l.35 to 1850. moatly lao to I.sh.
GRAN RDCE1Pn
Minneapolis, March 15.-.wheat re-
ceipts 21s cara compared with 24S
.cagAa.rear-aEos
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GRAIN RECETpTS.

Duluth. March 15.-Elevator re-
oeipts. domestic grain, wheat l64.s0e
bushels: corn aS.1o0: oats $500; bar
ley 1900; rye 1890: fax $50.
Duluth car Inspection: Wheat, No.
/ and . dark northern and No. 1 and
No. Q northern 81; No. 3 dark nor
thern and No. 3 northern 2: other
spring 9: No. ] and . amber durum
and No. / and 2 durum 81; No. 5 m
Der durum and No. 8 durum' 22: 9TH
err durum ST: No. / and 2 dark hard
winter and No. 1 and No. Q hard win
ter 5; mixed 63: srnutty mixed 1: all
wheat 1856; fax 10: corn IS; oats 4:
rye o.; barley !. All grains 374; on
track 169.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-15
GRAIN,

Duluth. March 15.--The selling
movement was accelerated in the
market today and sharp de-
clines were forced. Receipts were in
good volume for the season thus
bringing about irregularity in the
cash market. There were 169 Ire OF
all grains on track here, Including
eight of spring wheat and 80 Of DUR
um. .a,-
May durum was . 1-2c Oft at the
noon hour at S1.1S asked and July
3-4c off at liz IA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-15

FURNISHED 7-RooM HoCsE--$7.oo 900:
$500 cash will handle deal. i. A.
FlAdeland. -
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ROOMS FOR HEsN7

STEAM HEATED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. furnished!or unfurnished. .4ol
S.'3rd st. *Ss& M ~ '"'1 s}@I
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FARM LANDS.

so ACRE FARM. GOOD RuILD1NGS.
fenced Aieh state q e%Nlttyat!en: =
First National Bank. East Grand
Forks. MINI.
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WANTED re BUY.

WANTED-cLEAN COTTON wIP1Ne
rass tree from buttons and meta
parts. Superintendent. herald
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FOR sALE-6-RooM, ALL MODERN
house in coed location. hot water heat,
full basement. $4,000 The II.
Bendeke Co. ctt
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s ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR TRADE
for Ford car, piano. What have you to
offer! Write $50 Herald. /.
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FURNISHED ROOM - IN MODERN
home. Centrally located. 3ls n. 3rd.
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THREE MODERN bNFURN1sHEp
rooms, on Belmont Ave. Phone 1862
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q GEEsEI4 BANTAM CHICKENS AND
(, cow foFyEale. Call. a6eS.J,.
Lost AND FOUND. !

LosT-rH GRAND FORKS, sATUR-
day, package containing q pair army
trousers, pair legEinEses.Flnder
notify Alvin Smith, E1neFado, N. d.
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LITTLE FARM NEAR OAKLAND.
California, full price $500. terms.
nothing down, $5:AD per month. r. J.
LYMAN. fS751 Broadway. Cal,
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SOME A NO. \ FARMS FOR SALE
Only q few miles from this town. best
potato land III ting vEsley.fC q.
>. Schuix Crystal. N, ~ ~ 81,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
keeping, SO. 500 g. 4th. Gif. =.
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FOR SALE-2o ACRES. MINNESOTA
Point land. Reasonable. Geo.ssGun
derson. Nor1nanden Pub. Co.. CITY
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b rNIsH1N1.a

Send your films for deyelopine, PRINTING
to Hons. studio. Grand Forks. n. q
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LoTs+s.l Z, &. >. BLOCK II. LIND
says addition, on Alfnont Ave. Make
onev p. }. Davidson.
Is FOOT LoT-IN RIVERSIDE PARK,
fs Write, Tse Herald.
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trSf
HEIlP-MAIG

NAN FOR FARM WoHk+4fOE-eHiA.
Mson. State >SxperienEeE. ana tfw ares.
Marxholt Bros, rHoople, Md. ~
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" 1Nv AMI EVU1zA4sH
-PERCEIERoN STALLION - REGIS
tered, for sale or trade for Holstein
COWS. BOX /; WAlhallA, N. ID. 81 4
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

to delight her and she often dis
cussed them with me.
she used to say that they
were in line with her studies,
and she first conceived the no.
tion that Mr.. Kuttner and I were
keeping company from a rsvela-
ton she said she had received at
a spiritualistic seance.
For some time I have been
prosecuted by persons trscrd TO
Mrs. Kuttner's home. It was the
open object of these prosecutions
to compel Mr.. Kuttner TO make
a substantial settlement on his
wife. have considered r,ys>lf
a friend OF the Kuttner family
for the last three years. ever
since Mrs. Kuttner's sister was
committed to an insane asylum.
But I never abused the privi.
leges Of tho Kuttner home At
no time did I make love TO any
body there. 1t IL also untrue
that I purchased any OF nv home
furnishings in department stores
The Washington times., 1922-05-07

on Mr.. Ruttner's charge account.
My home was furnished with
my own money. Mr.. Kuttner
at no time has remained at my
house overnight. At each occa.
sion OF his visits there other
persons have been present. in
cluding my housekeeper."
But Mrs. Kuttner smiled a.
contemptuously as DR.. Fowler
had done when tho alienist's d.
nial was reported to her, ana
she said:
II never thought myself the
reincarnated spirit of Cleopatra,
the Queen OF Sheba. or anyone
else. In fact, spiritualism never
intrigued me. Such ridiculous
charges should not be dignified
by answers. Spending 40 much
of my time alone out h,rs in
Lombard. naturally have read
. great deal. have studied
philosophy and psychology. of
course. But spiritualism snd re-
Incarnation are subjects that have