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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
RAINFALL FOR DAY
BREAKS RECORDS

Two and one-half inches OF rain fell
between midnight Wednesday and
Thursday noon. making q new record
for precipitation here in q 12-hour
period of time. Such is the official re-
port Of A. w. Heidel. local weather OBJ
server.
The rain was torrential at shcrt
periods, falling in copious quantities.
Locally there was no hail. Coulees and
dry creeks became swollen streams.
throwing an immense quantity Of wa
ter into the larger rivers.
The Little Powder river steel bridge
near the Pembertcn ranch was report
ed in the verge Of going out. APP
proaches to It had washed away and
there was q probability of the river
changing its channel. Big Powder
river is overhowing In localities and
tearing away cut banks.
The general belief exists that the
unprecedented rainfall has drowned
millions of young grasshoppers. re-
lieving the country Of that menace
To date about eleven inches of pre-.
cipitation is reported for this country
since the first Of the year. not con-
sidering the moisture from the SHOWS
that melted after that date. The
ground 10 soaked to q depth Of four
feet. Nearly all the crops are plant-
ed and are making wonderful growth.
On the range the cattle are beginning
to put on good weight.
In Brcadus the plant of the Powder
River County Examiner in the base.
ment Of the Powder River County bank
building was flooded with water. Full y
ten barrels Of water was bailed out
before the plant could function Every
other basement in town took water.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
Radio at Moofh0ad

"Bilr Baker Of Noorhead postoffice
IL the hrst owner Of radio outfit in
Powder River county. On Q recent trip
to Arvada. Wyo.. he traded q motor
cycle to Paul Sargent Of that place for
his radiophone and returned to his
home with the apparatus. He is q dill
fgent student OF radio now and as soon
~ he prccures the headgear he plans
to install the wireless telephone 1T his
home. This instrument 10 for receive
ing only and was formerly In service
at Arvada when the owner was able
to pick up messages from q distance
OF 5000 miles. The instrument 10 q
Murdock with antenna. Henry D.
Baker. a brother. will assist in the
installation and operation Of the ra-
diophone.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

general fund levy which this year by
necessity Of the situation has teen
raised. BY united public sentiment. for
. competent school fund 70 insure .
nine-moaths' school. to 10 mills. 10
mtlls regular and 10 mills special levy.
This may by sene seem burdenso,me,
but oar people decided that competeot.
full term Instruction vas worth Il.
I heartily agree with oar frien1s oe
B-Dtvtde shat an efficient elementary
education 70 . aecseoary foundatioa.' -
q. A. HOLH.
Droa1us. Asat.. Juao {.
(TN - ooUtiAue1.)
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
Fine Baseball Game

On the local diamond Sunday after.
noon Coalwood and Broadus played
their first baseball game Of the season.
Both teams were evenly matched and
although Coalwood got q strong lead
in the second inning, Brcadus finally
forged ahead in the eighth inning and
put over the winning runs in the ninth.
The score stood II to IL in favor Of
Broadus. The game was contested all
the way through and was interesting
tor the many fine plays. Dave Benge
end Johnny Morris umpired and score
was kept by Il. d. NcCurdy and J. r.
Blenkner.
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to n. ".

The Northwestern Oil Develop
ment Co. of Newark. Ohio. through
VIM. f. White. its local representa-
tive. has signed up an additional oil
acreage the past week in the vicinity
Of Piniele and Reyes but wants rev.
eral other tracts signed UP before let
ting a contract for moving the stand
ard rig Of tools out from Belle Fcurche.
Pending these additional leases the To-
cation Of the first well to be spudded
in has not yet been announced.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
CLERaYMBN
VISIT IN BR0ADUs

Bishop Herbert H. Fox Of Billings.
Rev. J. I. Craig o. Miles City and Rev.
Frank Durant OF Glendive were 'ma-
rooned'' In Rroadus Thursday whil. en-
. motor trip from Miles City. They
are Dpiscopalian dergymen and had
come from Brandenburg IN wednes-
day. resting here that night with in
tentions cf proceeding on to Ekalaka
and Baker ON Thursday morning. The
excessive rainfsll Of Thursday fore.
noon Temporarily made ROAD condi-
tioas impassible fce their further prog
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
MANGEN BABY DIES,
MOTHER SERIOUSLY ILL

An infant son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Mangen June ~ and
died soon afterward. The little one
was buried beside Mrs. Mangen's first
born on her homestead near Kingsley.
Many friends sympathise with the
Mangens in their bereavement. The
father II more generally known as
"Frenchy."
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
LIGHTNING STRIKES CLOSE.

During the electrical storm Of last
week. lightning played didoes around
the home of Jake Linville, residing
near Broadus. The kitchen stove was
temporarily put out Of commission and
che wall was stripped Of it's covering.
A barbed wire fence nearby was IL
iuminated with electricity. No one was
injured.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
PUZZLE CONTEST
ElOS june 10th

There are but . few 6oys lett in
which to send In ycAr solution 10
the Beehive pussls. bst there 10
plenty time II you set busv.
The main idea 10 to set into the
game. The lists are coming in right
along but yours has not yet arrived
What We want Il to make this "bee"
contest . hummer" Vets have
''swarm." - that there will be some
slcry in being the 'queen Cor king)
bee.'' F3
Send in your answers whether you
send in a subscription Or net. But
why not send In not only your ewn
subscription but 60 cut and get a
new subscriber. ana win the biggest
prise? A. matter OF 1act, don't you
owe 1t to your home paper. q little
boost like this. aside from any pus-
ME contest? isn't the Dxaminer plug
gfng every week for the best inter-
ests Of the county? Did you ever,
aside from paying your subscription
regularly, 20 out Of your way to give
yc0r county paper . llttle boest?
Maybe you never thought ef such q
thing. We're not complaining. The
people OF Powder River c41lnty have
treated 10 well. What wes4re trying
to get at 10 this. that our big puszle
contest 10 ca and we want to make
1t . big success. Even IL you should
not be the winner. you are really not
Z loeer.
But why talk Of losings You stand
just - good shew Of winn' 'ng 40
somebody else. Eighteen cash prizes.
totaling $10s will be raid to the win
ners.
We have it from the srtfst who
made the beehive picture pusyle that
the Distinguishing thing about this
pu1sle 10 that 1t 10 made m OF sim
pie everyday things. ana not loaded
down with lot Of unheafd-of words
Or scientific and technical fhorms that
Dnly few persons would Know.
or the many answers 1lieady re-
cefved We find some OF q 4ehich we
think that it Is too badEth their
,cmpilers have rot qualin1& for big
ger prises. They oght toN6e 20 sure
~ next Tuesday night.
No one in this office or&bonnected |
With 1t has seen the mastG list. 1t I
. yet in safe keeping with the ar
ist who drew the Beehive Hnsxle for |
he Powder River County Examiner. |
Therefore. there can be no 'Ieaking"
II Information and n6 6ne has the
east advantage over anybody else.
The appointment Of N. A. Burkey,
}. +. Blenkner and H. r. Straitcn a.
Judges for the contest assures every
me an absolutely square deal.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
EGGS S4.Ao A CASE.

Eggs were quoted In Miles City
this week at $3.50 case Of thirty
dosen. Deducting freight and cost
OF case. the price in Broadus would
be $S.70 or IL Ia cents a dozen.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
UNCLE HANK An

HE wife whea ~ kneela before har
70 euttoa her shoeA
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

"Say Honey" said the busy bee.
Meet me at the Puzzle bee:
And II my queen you fain would be
Get busy on the letter 'B'",
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-14
Decrease SHOWN N
D. S. OIL PRODUCTION
All Producing Fields Fsll OF
During Week Ending July /
8. No Change In
Prices

New York. jaiy ia-f The a~el
&swaRe srpss csva~ on prviMcslcn ,s
the rnasna StAses aecf~awd s.sSs
hAsrvls Tor the wces ehalnw 1aiy n
sotAllang l.aso6Sa barrels, nv ccsa
pared wWA i.tsssoc barrels thu
prssccazng w~eAS acpor.iins 10 the
wsekly summary ut the Amcrscan
resgvleam snsMtase, r.
oklshonss KsnsAs show a daily
average srosa pnsaacsioa of sso,sot
barrels, aecrea@e cf aAae harrels !.
nosA Texas shows accr~se Of 80
barrels eensrAi Texas a aosreeue ~
stsoe sslasif tlsssh isSaasa'nA ="
lneresse "A a,ssa barrels: and Az
ansas an increase cf 400 barrels u
Oklahoma production VI the usaxe
nation II shown a. lesaso harrm'4,
maalnwt iosaa~ barsAs; an ouiEMl
of sAe I.soas Quinn pcol was sV.sAs
barrels axasnw 1a.soo barrels Tho
McNn sa6i. central sINesAf ~ re-
porsoa - ss. .sse barrels against Ga.
500 barrels: MAsessille, north i.ouls
lana. ss.asa aaf~ei against 6seao
barrels and Eidofsac. Arkansas az
esa hAgrels against Sa.2bo Ssrreis. Ia
the gulf coast fseld, west colamh'a
Il reported NJ .7.soa barrels. agaass
10 500 harels. and Orange county,
Y6.ska barrels aEAlns, iT,Seo bsrre.s
40 ehanse tn crude cll prices were
reported
According to figures collected "
institute. imports ~ petroleNni
fcrnde aaa sutined clis) a, the prsu.
clpal L. :. sasrts fcr the week eudei
Jals I iosaiiea. s,s4s.ose barrels =
daily avafare OF ss2 tss barrels,
compared wsh s.ess oso barrels. a
daily average Of sis,b7s barrels icf
the week en3ed laly !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-14

/ Ca ne James rNae Erxklne. hsalnx
in shs ~weas ts cay ard salepang cau-
sssswsax a3nng the ssncs road ny n1xhs.
vsrx1s.s Airnus T&rAefanx carmyf rex
~ Ansaslns AZ fnll speed psxs sene
sATwaxss senFdneA eNss~a Ne w@x nrNa
~. mssHa CHASED. hns wath xaear rwas
se frsxf x& ham Ms hAA me E~ar IL
tssewre. can sAe tsira rnNwmsng w.
rasne mpssn r1xgee 4rngsnea sn
Asn~scsn. xwm uAcugrs satsr he rvs
hss sr~s gssnpse az i2fssssfe. nna
Ties be was haRec sosnasly ~ noe
ets<s tAsn Isve rsateit CaFs. Dsve
Naaasal shsrn a. h8s ww>HswaAzs
dress assd psnaslis1 IN sfs srapyAaxs
ef axr.
CesmwAlfis ~1x cuna'ag rn TIE
hey. he wrpse. caxacs escape fSe. nas
the Aes-l lAfGyssse--Saia ana liz ilsne
rsnrxn~a ard s1rcr& the EnxSEsfsaaA
anr~ . c@a-3e-szx. r have gwen h4s
AsssAsAAa the dasgrarw vi resreat.s
saaa E.As&gessN Ard SOY ewxsawRs
Late In AngnSs caape the message
gasaE rms MnshfnsEams great -sawl iH
aranx.* RDSAaSnhe1u Aad lxndcd SIX
fstpasame soaGaewx En C0nnusxacas. and
nnw ceunf de fsr2sSe ard Fresach
nt4s AA4 sailed fsr fhe Ches&Ge&kr
gsenerzi Wxshingtnn al erce rwsarsed
e cxxneunseA lie Laid oas x1msss 90
fsnsafssnssg ssg.osase New TosA snd IN
ya1Bn saxaf et he er~mv. lie Enaee .
fesussa asfacR ca shs4r posss ke
efassas.eaa zpoT~a sumsh ard rcArheS
sase IelzwSrU before The British
g-sAxg,ea 2Ae sNnRs~ tr1cg INNn II
wax fxsa hate Taae windows ~ rfil-
ases5AAsa w~rS fEAet watN ladies wax-
ing AandkergassetY and cv@ iag Araea-es
~ss~n aass sAEserv.a NCmrlmrEtxas steAr
ssnsAes FAsrs wEfA 2aSs hwa bats
gSnszsrA vwA sgasa~s III srs~m. razrgtrsi
sArsmgA hnmi& shseAr tcrn bHstae msrs
arc rwmbaSn- ra15Dga- Behsnd tog.
aomr6 sase FrrnscA ID ~rnE wAsse uns-
fswxns fac~@ viii grce@. art martial
rnN<ar shrata-es TIE air Duwu The
Chesapeake sAey went 10 transports
arc we're canrensrxted az Wllis It's
szrg he@ere fAe close a SsYsenssNg
csf-wasfas Ase er~crre works sreaEs1
tie ssnE. fsw he knew noahlrg of Nash-
anxrar and Cmuzs DE Csraxse, aar Mad
ArxhsmF and Gsenerza Melissa stse
~eue saush wf the EaFbes 10 prrvrnt
esxsxg@ anGo NORTH ChewAan1-
Tm g9mt re@Aness aase hey wrxse
~ MasAanxr@r. "A sfl ~wMlng sAne anEna
Gees uEHfss grr@geez rnsy ex.r bsashssad
THs~1 rznne uas Grass whe drove
aT rass Es1Etsa AeeE. and the rb@Kfs
- sfse nee mEs CLOSED
CxwwwAARss AesrS ihe csrron and
ss.zs EEszAsan Is sETexa fer hesas bHf
ase snsmrr N1s washlnrscn ktzns4sf
Al IT, head - as srny. And lken
sat ssFsens rasrrh
IT'S par Erss esrmsmigni- = cried
tie FrwDsA gag2g. ard iase Cosafiness-
rxss gagfHzsy 1msurrxs6s
~ pzs kaE
a. MIHEasassxrr she allies rafhsrec.
s-s MSaA W1sk.rrHnnS army cnEns
Cxlsrsts EAaBs. nww xsmer4l xnd
rcnssx rr-n Harry pss. rNsc Rad
asxmrAr aews frnn F'hlssAesgSsss INST
Nas ~ grens lHsesrs, he ErxgRne Dzae.
Z
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WOMAN SC0RN[D, FORCES
FAILURE or BROKER
Humiliation Causes usrls Love
To Turn 10 Hate: why
House of Fuller
Collapsed

AtlsasAc s'ny N J mly So
'ssarnei ~ the maa she lovvA fof
seven years. beautiful ycung vuuan
hecanu his nemesAs ana truuxhG
sbcas the aowntaai N lcdwar u ras
leF from mlAloaAsse Waii street op
efator 70 Bankrupt
Asore than ieoN tnseators esfe
carfied down ia the crAah: mcro than
ti.cosoeo was host
lsus Nellia nlsek has her rpsemee
Htie* down now where he was her
lose 1 hegred hlm eal an Ahe saYs
with dark ey@ tisshina, NAd I'M nlad
80 glad
Il ~as hes fifss interview since the
announcement Of tic failure III sAa
brokerage firm ~ Vi AZ Fpusr ana
Company LARGEST mpmhcr VI tie CON
solldated stock exchange, Among
their clsenss wsae ,houaanaa II
women Experts ssy lhas viii he
larss 10 ses iiye cents on The do1Ar
Revenge Ahove Other censlaerassons
! ''of ceawe. I'm norry for these
guilsless victims Mlse BLACK went
On. hut when | think ~ his gulng 20
the wall. beaten ana humiliated, an
other thoughts vanish
4 mat him when WAS le had
worked ~ clerk in a soharr tae-
80 i, and then Kot v issb III \ phosoa
rapher'x studio On ratsh avenue A
mosie director saw ma there ~ gaYa
me an engagement With hia cumptny
wam young. full ot llfc romantic
1 sfaller WAS - years older we'll
built and ffl Of daah We we're IN
sraduced Al the Hotel Nnickestorker.
A few days later Kns telephones
'esil Fuller had bern hurt ~ IN ar +.
claenl. lie asked II wouldat eosnv
lat ana nurse him.
u went he lived in \ small twnv
room apartment Nc WAS poor
Feis IN Love WIN passns
we Sell III iuve was CRAZY nhaat
him a. was 10 gentle, clever saa-
clnaiing was ~ yonnK
/ lie Ment into bpsinesa lnRethei
lwish William n Alcuee
/, sThey made ~ og " Suon they
cleaned up anllllons ~ oil
We were SO happy. | keFt house
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n shaf town T,sne Grey had nesa 4
esaxe lnssm4te cf Andrv. sHd that IN.
slnsey bad heSn the cxu~ " mach
ss~enlataaa Snce. lie had ted Dave
* his nesh@r and EaFzy Mora and
nese hsa tosd hlm gsAscly that he
mast ~ gst thesa afser The campaign
was ever and swsng them u the fers
~ ksntacks. II Kany Morn MsIl ~
sAxsa fp cNsae. then he mass hTany
hs~ nsxsh~s. mna aae rv~Aomed Evlmty
thar ~ mensh moaad nssca IN u word
THAI e1nsA uSTnd hTr. Fs~klue aaso
ssaa II isea oaks and faae ufes. hat
Dave must tell noshlns 10 fhe pales-~
nef yet. II ever.
Tass naanched nexs morning AZ day.
hrs~k Al snn~t of shs secsnd day
tases hssxuzcAeA within fwe milcs ~
Noxksswn anA she ssege hegan Tsa
slsled lsne wss a crescent. with each
- n@fsng ca the watcr- Lafayette
ramsaxaanaIng the Americans GA the
rSgAf. ft~ rre0cA on the ieft under
Rerh1sAsxam pe ssrs~se with his
feet, was IN the hxy 40 cms er ap-
stvnrA ~ wNfeg Washington hisn.
xess rnf the match 10 fhe hrst gun
ard fhe mnsEAl cnnncnade of shre~
cr fnmr days began The scene ~sx
~sEhlsnae and ssupendous~
Twe British sren-of-wnr lying 10 the
rsrer wrre ssszack with hot siaos and
seg 90 Ere. sud ghe result was fnii ~
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To Harry and Dave. Dane Creys
ahsenre Was fnersfy mystery 10
Ersksne Il brought forcledlng and
slckeglng fear. Generni naie's wound
having ag,enei afresh. made travelling
Impossible. and Harry had slight
hayones thrust in the shovlder. Frs
kline determined 10 save tllem all the
VERY rssssissse ard a. act nov ~ the
head of ,ae family himself Ne an
ns.ascud that he must 60 xtrssghs
aaek ut onee tu KentnrisS and TAP
saan clark. Harry xtermed nnAsaal-
lngag and General nAle pleaded with
him II stay. bw gave reluctant leave.
To fsare he fola his fears and Dave
vehesnensls declared be. TOO, ~auld ge
aleng. hut Ersxsnc would not hear "
q and ses fosth alone.
siosls enough be started, but with
every mfie suspicion and fear grew
The faster and he qnickened Fsrehys
pace. The distance 70 williamsburg
was sosn covered. ard sklrsIng the
fown. he went on swiftly for Red
Oaks. Suppose he were too late. but
eyen II he aerr not too late. Whist
saosJd he do. whss could he dor Fire
ay wax sweeping Into little bellow
num. and atsove sise beatlng N her
hoofs In fhr sandy road. tlink ~
naesal reached hss ears beyond the
iow tim ahead. and Krsklna swersed
aside into The bushes Sonie one WAS
coming. ard sppamnfly ont " The red
bail ~ the sun hanging over thas bin
sprang hmrxenaun at dead run
black Ephraln.
Stop Essk1ne cried, hut the me-
ere eame sbunderlng on. as though
he meant ia ride dywn anything in
IFS way. Fireny smerven aside hna
Erhraim shot ~. putting IN With beth
hands ard shouting -Msrxe Erskines !
fsssuh. sassuh Thank f;awd soa'se
cusne. N'hrn he wheeled be came
back al Knllpp--nor did he stop
~coane on Marse Ersklne r he cried.
aNo tsYe 10 wasse, Come on, sinh I"
win q fem Deaps FireAy wAs
abreast. ard peck and neck they ran.
while the dsrkyss every wogd cssD
frmed the inssEnc and reason that
haG led Erxkine where be wss
-ymssnh, Miss Barbary gwine 20
run mwsy aid dst mean white man
yasxuh. dis very night
.wThen cld he get hemf
~fss mawntn' HE been pesterln
her sn' Ileadln' wid her 81 day an
sire been eryin' her heart out, but
nasmmg say she's gninc wid him
Pears like she can't hep herself"
rs he aiones~
4No. sun. he res an orfcer nn' four
sojerx w5d him
s3Iow did they xet awayT
~He say as how 6~y was cn scout
fn' party an sseapef Z
-ss0es he knDw shps CORVALLIS has
smrvaDdefrdy
-oA. sxs@fh. be- foi' Miss nars,ary
1ss. Dafsf sfsy he ssss be got 10 So
a~ay righ, now so she got 20 - ~id
hsm right now
sTsa he sag anything about General
r,sle ssa tr IiarrY-
.rassal. ~ ny daft 1eyss ull right
sp' Dat or &C gca nsll ~ ilvt ~ hlx
tracks. Dss's vby faammg fpi me 20
ride ilk@ ~ dsAybf an hurry you on,
ssh. Ds sfTefrDeB she n@xfo Nrnt
es,. sssae msas ossh 10 dat caiin tor
yau boat Kn' xsH Gwf Anler1tNn uDl.
ff.xxxa IT, ssxss.x a. stl4 fs4kN de. ~
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supax rulvoN'p spuAxMo
uArxa IN LooAN COUNTY

Elmss /. sul,aa. of oNixn0u,~ tiity.
tssms ratio candidate Fnr Jussie~ "
tho ssasaens csart. viii spAAk "A ths
fnllawtHx riaesa tn Law.a sountys
coyls. Wednesday ~yenlMs. tuit
ia. sight u'eioSk
rFaHeaHs. Thursday svsmlas Iuly ~
slsht uslask
Marshall. Friday evening. Juiy "a,
eight nselesk
aasArss. Saturday ssssmeSn. ialy
is, Il 10 a'eleek.
Maihali, saturday svsainx. iuiy ~
eight a'slnck.
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n the eIas Fag tho holllays we euala
run down 90 Aslsatlc ray tsllles wat
. snst speAasf Ten thousand dol
lass was lIke Nn meney 20 him
hut soun shlnns changed
Miss n'auka eyaa cipard Then
sheY epenva a llGsls neruwsd
aIe began IL nFuw restless. she
continued iie STAYED awas aaYa Al
4 AsaAv ! was frantic AZ tIgst ts2t
then eot uwea u Il / hAa d.
sometimes W. patched Il ap rhsa
everything woala he lovpis
WV wutsld go 10 ,he finest resorts
Fememhet inc last tglp We went
to Has aprlnga, ARA IA pYlsase eeg.
sllas the pleasant ,lm~s be Ame
rare.
Regarded self a. Common la~ vita
one aay Euund on1 that M hns
been married and that hss wlfe had
won dsvoFcp ! was AhoeAcd had
always considered mysslt ~ his cnsn
mon iaw wife,
u started cuut action Falisl
a#ked mw IL sIor aie sent mutual
friend to patch tho mAs,rF M
4 wan not 10 saa him again nut
one nlshs ! received a seinphona eaIl
thal he Was IN and wanted tne Il
come 70 him ! went rhere IL IT.
pFeaenee Of griands ha humlllatsl its
4 lsaNau tn hate hln
HumIIisssen rurna Less 70 Hstrsa
some difficulties ai,oal 4 aeaAs
brought me % hls otfico lu4saaa II
lllstening d me, be called police,
man ant tald no arF~Atra
"Tha magistrate ropslmaWdea wit.
lora lawyer when hc heart NV so
~ she story
ilut ronldn'l foexrt the lsnum
sHy ~ u all il eatlant forget that lhs
man with whom had lived Tor sasea
yearn should have huuhlsd tae 40
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smnrMEN ENaOlNED st1lOM
INTERFERING Wrrtl WOssk

rsrf Smith. AfA, mly IA A
temporary fsssraimina ORDER wa~ W.
nued ln thn Iinitpa AsAles dissrtat
seurt hy Iaasa FranA Al youHAsn NJ
sas sst IouIs aan rrAnel1so Faitwav
Ii restrain lHsaFfrFeacs With shs
avefatiaa IA she wad W *trfkiax
raopmrn AMI their sanps,liasFs ,
The writ h sstsvtiss il shu westefn
asssrlst .f Arkansas eniy AMI =
ausvssshle vlthia 10 dagvs 60.
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roy SLAYER OWEN
-FOUR sEAR SENTENCE

Kansas cry. auly ls--oeorfr
slarihurt y yrsrA o.d. Wa9 shos and
killed Peter cArramasa, y searp old
because tht boy called hini "Monkcy
Face. vas Thursday sentenced 70
fpar years in detention home by
Judge i. Il porterfic'd, n Juvenile
court. Isulbert IL the yoanEr1
SLAYER in this citys police records,
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ny tavs tufnsa 10 h&ss
4 hslpst my hwysr George r.
sslmFsun. six w a. Oh iaaistmaut
Aaalasa Fuller that had hese sIsspiux
'faf twa YEARS
fhe esss aay eans sae sFs*h
"a wa~ ~ my hlssaasy
IA wsa sia hsss pAsseas I saala
hats had
FuIlet haa rstussd W t'.suts Ms*s
lilaek IN tas law vuls sef hFNAqh af
vFunasu shs has iass'sntsd. whish y
psudsn3 aaalnat him. tls msrMiv ha~
sali. sshe ~ entitled ~ Tho assist
sansssiesatlen given a wpmsn~
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british csanrN css~d iFnms heaEinG
= significant Engiish air.
''H'he wnsid turned torxstnrvy"
Lord ssArn~aiiix Was AsA General
u7sarA bore my lords sword Az he
approached. Washington Ssiuted and
pcAnsea q General lAncoln. whn had
seen fFeated With Indignlts al Charles
son. o1iara handed The sword TO
Lincoln. Isnceia ~ once handed u
hack aud the surrender was over.
Between the iines the british narried
On and stacked arms In nearby fsssd.
Some q them threw their maskess on
the ground. and British csiloasl hst
tAe hin II his sword from rage,
As T'arleton's legion wens ~. three
pairs of es@s watched cagrrss f0F ene
facv. bet neither Harry nor Capt,
Dave yanaell saw Dane Grey nor
uld Ersksne Dale.
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terrible grandeur. The sails caught
xnc the h&nses ran 10 the fosss ~ the
rnxfts4 rexefahElnT sfpmene torches
0ne aee Ike ssornfssn a hFe -.
mnr6 the hag snd was burned 20 ife
mwress ecgf.
Ane shen fhe SURRENDER
TIE dsv was she isssh ~ October
The raesorx were draws up in twD
lEnss d rmile Hang on the right ard
ssff ~ n rsas ftssf ran shremgh the
xmfunn 6esds soufh ~ YDrkfvwn.
w-ashFnxzun sseed al the head ~ hls
array ca shs rfxit. RochamteAm 81 the
sssas ~ tke French pn she iesf. Be
had GO t.osa ssdes wns = great crew6
~ r~oFae - watch fis rereBons
sscniv cut a. yorktown marched the
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Ship crafts, mechanics and helpers. On sae.
count ~ strike. the Atehison. Topeka 4 Santa
r. Ky Go. viii receive applications for posi-
tions nv follows Machinisss. boilermakers,
hlarksmitha, sheet metal workers, electrical
workers, car mcn and helpers
Apply 10 Santa w Labor EnrsAu. dta sSwth
Wabash Ave Chicago. and xanta ~ LMbcr nuxvkn ~
West Missouri Ave kAAsas CITY