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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
Y COLLINWOOD ZAHADNE
ZASTRELEN MUz.

Pc jedne hodine z rama o.
hlasovano bylo, ze truhlar Pc
ter Schweistal bytem v {. 5O8
vych. 143. ul. byl vyvolan thu
cenim ma dvere, kdyz otevrel,
stall pred dvermi tri muzi, z
nichz jeden ma probuzeneho
muze vystrelil a zasahl jej v
hrdlo. Smrtelne postreleny
dopraven byl do glennvillske
nemocnice, kde "a kratko ze-
nemocnice.
Schweistal jest As roki star
a zamestnan u drahy New
York Central.
Zpravy posledni doplnuji
udalost, ze zastrelen bvl 25-le-
ty Max Strazisar, 14410 Svl-
via ave., ktery byl stavkarem
kdezto zle zraneny Schweistal
v praci setrval. Raporty o uda.
losti mi velice neurcite, jest ,
Mich len prozrazeno, ze oba
byli jmenovani "a vysetrovan
stran dvojnasobne vrazdy, spa
chane ma Downovi a Forstne
rovi. Ia strelby dnesni vyse
Schweistal die zprav ven take
ozbrojen revolverem. Strazisal
nalezen byl policif ma ulici mr.
tvy, kdezto postfeleny Schwei
stal Sc dosud nevzpamatoval ,
proto nemohl o udalosti poda
ii zprav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
KONCERT POLICEJNI kA.
PELY We WOODLAND
PARKU.

Policejni kapela sehraje IL
trejsiho odpoledne We Wood
hill parku verejny kon cert Wy
branych hudebnich sklade'b.
o minulem koncertu hasicske
kapely poznamenali vyzved
Ii jsme muzikantskou cinnost
ceskych prislusnikd bojovnikd
proti plamenum co napsano
bylo hasicich plati jeste da-
leko u vetsi mire nasich mo-
drokabatnicich, neb ii mali
nejen kapelnika, ale riditele
ceskych pdvodd; jsou to kra-
jani Frank Skala a Josef Bill
iii. ze i jednotlive nastroje
obsazeny jsou Cechy tom ne
treba Sc siriti. TAX serzant
Jerman piska malickou piko-
lu, ac by jeho mohutne posta-
We spise slusel ten nejvetsl
bombardon, pro kteryz pomer
ale pani kapelnici pry nemaji
porozumeni.
Obe kapely mestske pax prf
sti nedeli usporadaji spojeny
monstre koncert novem Au-
ditoriu, jez sc v tento den ko-
necne docka definitivniho o.
tevreni. Koncert hasicG po-
licistG spojen bude koncer-
tenn ma velke, prave dohotove-
ne varhany, postavene nakla-
ldem 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
ENEMA SMYSLENf v Bl.
LEM DOME.
Uzn&va sc, xe zasaxeni Anne
riky do evropskych zalezi-
tosti Jest nutne.

Washington, /. zafi. = A
mericke lcastenstvi ma rozpra-
vach o problemech ma rekon-
strukci sveta, jest "nevyhnutel-
ne" n6kdy budoucnosti, bylo
receno dnes v Bilem Dome, ac-
koli president Harding jest do
sud toho mineni, ze cas- jeste
nenadesel, ably Spojene Staty
s1castnily sc ekonomick kych
rozprav, jez nyni jsou konany
" Evrope.
President jest pry toho pre-
svedceni, ze narodove Evropy
uvedomuji 81, ze obnova sveta
zavisi cd urovnani otazky me-
zinarodnich dluhI. vcetne va.
lecnych nahrad a bylo prohla.
seno mluvcfmi Bfleho DonAn
ze 1daii stxthfci srf6pstf u
svych rozpravach o hospodaf'
skem zvelebeni dospeji k bo
du, kde rada teto zeme byls
by zadoucna, Amerika nezI
stane stranou.
Rovnez poznamenano, Il
president jest naklonen k OBJ
noveni, nejakym zpusobem, oil
chodnich vztahI mezi Spojeny
mi Staty a Ruskem.
Obchodnici v teto zemi, by
10 receno, pozaduji zajisteni
jez vlada az dosud nemIze po
skytnouti jako pOdminku nj
sGcastneni sc ma zuzitkovan
velkeho prirodniho bohatstv
Ruska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
AFERA BYVALEHO NEST.
SKEHO BEZPECNOSTNl-
HO RIDIITELE A. B.
SPROSTEHO.

Y nemocnici Sv. AleXlse ma
leza Sc v leceni Leonard Russ
nasledkem zraneni, kterych u
trpel dne 18. cervence "a spo-
ru o psa byvalym fiditelem
mestske bezpecnosti p. A. B.
Sprostym. Zraneny zaluje p.
Sprosteho u |bedfordskeho
smirciho soudce j. E. Meyera
a jak to pri podobnych SOU
sedskych vojnach byva, lici
kazda strana udalost jinak.
"V uvedeny den k veceru jel
Russ kolem meho domu ma
Dunham a Turney rd. blize
Bedfordu autotruckem. Malem
by byl zajel psa a zena ma mia
dika zavolala, aby byl pozor-
nejsi. Russ objel cely biloxi a
zastavil Sc opetre pred nasim
domem a objevil Sc pred ze-
nou, S kterou zacal mluviti
sprostym tonem. Lezel jsem
v hammocku ma verande a vse
slysel. Kdyz jsem vyskocil po-
cal ujizdeti, mel jsem vsak je.
ste dosti casu vystoupiti ma
stupatko, nacez mne Russ ne
kolikrate uderil do tvare. Ne
mel jsem vdbec ami casu rany
mu splatiti, neb jednou rukou
|ridil stroj a druhou mne sestr'
Gil primo do prikopu. UtocniE
Sc jeste tehoz vecera vratil
bratrem a vyptaval Sc po men
imenu. Nemoc jeho neni nj
kterak zavinena mnou, jeliko'
lekari, jichz sem k nemu po
slal pravi. ze dnesni jeho stay
zavinen chorobou, kterou po
stizen byl pred udanou afe
rou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
Drasticka zapoved proti stavkafhm.

mse ukdneni situace pfcha do vosiho hnda re svym
"nanejvyse hanebnym jednanim pomaha vybe radikals
bolsevictv." -
Prohlas ze jedinym dcinkem bude upefnh fady stav-
kafd prav ze Amercka Federace Pr&cef nadae venuje
svoi mravn podporu stavkarm bude pokfacovat sbi
ran penez, potravin satstva ma jich uevu.l
Trpce Gompers kritsoval presdenta generalho nvlad
niho sranu Lnconovu niz pravi ze 1rusila otroctvi
ale nyni hoda zavesti nucenou praci."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
BOURE z HLADU.

Berlin, /. zari. - Krvave po
travinove boure udaly sc v E.
berswalde. Hladove zastupy
lidu rozbily okna kramd w.
plenty je. Policie pokusila sc
zakrociti, avsak dav oboril sc
ma nj. V rozvinuvSim sc Zapa.
Sc mnoho osob bylo poraneno
Znacny pocet muzd, podileji'
cich Sc ma vytrznosti prisel
Berlina, re vzdalenosti dvacet
sedmi mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
zADNA KOMISE DO RUSKA.

Washington, /. zari. = Jez-
to nabidka americke vlady So
vetskemu Rusku, ably komise
odborniki byla tam vyslana
ma vysetrovani hospodarskych
pomeri, setkala Sc patrne $
neuspokojivym pnijetim, upu-
steno cd onoho planu, pravil
dnes jeden z vysokych 1redni.
XII administracnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
ZADNE KARY - dolly
ZAVRENY.

Terre Haute, Ind, /. zari.-
Dvacet osm dolI v Indiane po-
del trait drahy Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul bylo zavfe-
no dnes, nasledkem nedostat-
ku kar. Chicago & Eastern
Illinois a jine zeleznice, jez
pronikaji do teto oblasti, row
nez nemaji dosti kar, ably dolly
molly byti udrzeny v chodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
SIZED EDNOTY {. S. P. 5, SKONCEN
LAWN URADOVNA PRO PRlSTl
ROXY BUDE. v Chicago.
DNES DOPOLEDNE ZVOLENI UREDNfCI A ROZ-
HODNUTO KONATl PRfSTf SJEZD ST. LOUISA.
PAN KAREL PERCLER, DRfVEJSf cESKOSLOVENSKY wy
SLANEC PRO JAPAN, PROMLUvIL DNEs KU SJEZDU.

Sedmnacty Sized Jednoty c.
S. p. S., jenz zasedal We meste
nasem cd pondelka, odrocil Sc
dnes dopoledne. o iednani
prinaseli jsne rodrobne pro-
tokoly z .ech vysvitne, ze
snad ma zadnem sjezdu v hi
storii Jednoty nebyly zavede-
ny reformy takoveho velikeho
a da!ekosahleho vyznamu, ja-
ko ma tomto.
Nejstarsi delegat ma sjezdu,
br. JOS. Buhata z Texasu, pra-
vii, ze byl pritomen velkemu
poctu sjezdi podpIrnych jed
not a nepamatuje Sc, ably kde-
koli prevladala takova shoda
jednani bratrske, jako ma
tomto.
Totez mineni tlumocil dnes
br. Cejka a JIM pametnici mi.
nulych sjezdl. V tom spatru.
jeme znamku, ze vsichni z pr
itomnych delegati postavi sc
plnym svym vl;vem "a refor.
my sjezdem zavedene ze ty
to osv6dci Sc byti ku blahu {
prospechn Jednaty~C. S. P, S
| We vcerejSim odpolednin
zasedani schvaleny stanovy ,
celku, Sc vsemi opravami pro
vedenymi, hlasovanim dlt
jmen, v dnesnim rannim Ease
dani urceno misto pristi Ura
dovny a provedena volba jej
cleni. We vcerejsim dopoled
MIN zasedani provedena volb;
Iredaktora Organu Bratrstva
ljimz ma odporuceni tiskoveh'
vyboru re ctyr prihlasivsich s.
uchazeci byl zvolen jednohlas
Inc nynejsi redakt Or, br. F. J
Kutak.
Dnes rano provedena volb;
pristi Uradovny, sice nasle
J dujici vysledkem:
! Predseda, Otto T. Pergler
l. mistopredseda, j. A. Smej
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
OPET VICE NASILNOSTl.
Bratrovrazedny BOZ vyzaduje
81 denns obsti.

Dublin, l. zari. - Behem
poslednich dvou dnn obcanska
valka v Irsku vyzadala 81 de-
set obeti. Mnohe pfepady Sc
udaly ma vsech castech fronty.
Jedep z peti vzbourencI po-
ranenych palbou re strojnich
pusek v Marlborough vezeni,
odkud sc pokusili o lt6k, jest
mrtev. Jiny zajatec byl "a
strelen strazemi, kdyz Sc po-
kusil ltek z Currach v9zeni.
V Cashel cely jeden oddil ne
pravidelnych byl zajat voj.
skem Svobodneho Statu. ST.
tuace v Corku a cd tohoto me.
sta k jihu jest velmi napjata a
ODE strany sc pripravuji k "a.
hajeni move bitvy.
Zastupci delnicke strany Sc
Sli sc zde a rokovali o tom, Zda
Ii nemeli by sc rozejiti S Irskou
prozatimni vladou k vGli tomu
ze kabinet nesvolal parliament
Poklada Sc "a pravdepodobne
re delnicka strana uvoli sc spo'
lupGsobiti Sc cleny prozatimn
vlady v tom pripade, ze snen
svolan bude do zasedani dine
8. Zari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
sOUKROMY 'OBCHOD Sc
ZBRANEMI.


Geneva, 1. zafi. = Odepre-
nj Spojenych Statd schvaliti
St.-germainskou umluvu ma O.
mezeni soukromeho obchodo-
vani Sc zbranemi a strelivem
bylo hlavnfm pfedmetem roz-
prav We hlavnfn stanu Svazu
Narod1 dnes. . D
z reci, jez byly proneseny,
da Sc souditi, lie dmluva jest
povazovana "a mrtvou. Zpra.
va o odepfeni americke vlady
pridrzeti Sc il, byla obdrzena
We ctvrtek vecer v note cd od'
boru statu, datovane %. Ger
vence.
Gina. Chile, Brasilie, Finsko
Guatszdala. r. ko, Haiti, Pc
|ru siam 4 Veny cla jiz schyi
lily dmiIv1, ale bon6vadz zad
ma z techto zemi nevyrab
zbrani, jest to povazovano z.
bezvyznamne.
Jine zeme, mezi mimi Velk;
Britanie, Francie, Italie, Japal
Polsko, Kanada a Ceskosloven
sko, uvedomily sekretaria
Svazu NarodG, ze hotovy jso1
schvaliti umluvu, jakmile spo
jenecke a pr;druzene mocno
sti tax ucini.
Plny vybor ma omezeni zbr
jeni Svazu mel pred sebou Cd
mitavou 0ipoved' americkeh
odboru stas", avsak nezauja
vIci nj zadneho urciteho sta
noviska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02

kal; druhy mistopfedseda, B.
Kral; prvni tajemnik, A. J.
Cejka; druhy tajemnik, A. J.
Jambor; pokladnik, Jan Klaus.
Dozorci vybor zalozniho fon-
du: M. J. Machacek, z New
Yorku; Frank A. Warak z Gle
velandu; FIR. Suchy, re Cedar
Rapids, la. Dozorci vybor
mad Organem: JOS. Frcka
Clevelandu, Jos. Modr New
Yorku, V. Tusl re St. Louisu.
Sprawl vybor zalozniho fon-
du: V. F. Cipra, K. Kopecky,
j. J:racek. FinanGni vybor: A.
E. Yukel, JOS. Ringl, Jos. Kfiz.
Pr1vodcim zvolen v. Krabec,
strazcem v. Prochazka, -.
Vsichni zvolenf dfednfci ku
(sjezdu struGn6 promluxilis
tez br. X. Bernreiker, Aosayad.'
nj predseda Mar. Hlav. Radu,
jemuz sc dostalo velkych ova-
ci.
Kratce pred ukoncenim SIZE
zdu dostavil sc do schdze wa
cny host, p. Karel Pergler. dri-
IvSjan Sa.f,saslovensks yyslancc
" Japonsku, jenz pfedstaven
br. X. Bernreiterem a uvitan
hlucnym potleskem, strucne
ku shromazd6ni promluvil.
Jest to bratr move zvoleneho
pfedsedy Mar. Hlay. Radu, br.
o. T. Perglera. Prijel dnes
rano z New Yorku, pozvan
byv ma dnesni slavnost Legio-
narI nepochybne Sc zdrzi al
do zitrka vecer.
kOlem pul dvanacte bylO "a
v6recne zasedani odroceno.
Jsme jisti, ze kazdy z bra
tri vyslancu zachova 81 mile
vzpominky ma sedmnacty Sized
Jednoty G. S. P. S., ma Cleve-
land a konecne ma nevyrovna-
telneho predsedu, br. M. Pa
!. Zdrala TeXaSu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
VRAzDA We SNEMOVNE.

Mesto Mexiko, 1. zari. =
Poslanec Torcuato Lemos byl
zastrelen We sn9movn& posla-
necke svym politickym odpdr-
Gem, Martinem Barraganem.
Eminent muzi vedli kontest v
parlamente misto z jednoho
distriktu.
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-05-06
TIE kiRGest and beet Ller1lk me
Machine Shop ii Centsz n1i = g. =


i ~ s. zs =. 81 ;:s S2 IS; s & - q
~ 2oed 12o interest 10c; uot5o
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26
That Ball Game

No, we are net goire to play IL.
The tiys On both sides played bet
ter game last Friday than they did
the week previous. 1t was betsc-
day. but the boys showed improve
ment, Unfortunately there were
three disputed decisions, that caused
the game to be forfeited to Buck.
iagl am.
A deep drive over near third base
was called init, Some declared that
IL WIS = fol by from ten to twely.
feet.
A throw was made to second for a
forced run. IL was called safe. Good
men declare that the ,baseman was
on the bag. caught the ball and tag
ged the runner in addition before
he hit the base. Other aqually good
men say the baseman pulled off the
base as he caught the ball and in his
haste to make double failed to
touch the base or tag the runner.
The runner was called safe.
On the third. good men declare
that the batter swung three times
and missed at tile balls over the plate
and was given his base on balls.
We were present, but were not in
= position to judge Of the foul ball,
nor did we keep track OF the strikes,
and we did not observe the play at
second.
An offer was made to cancel the
game and play 1T over with a nuteral
official. This was refused and Buck
ingham has the game.
We think that Mr. Kelly called
the plays as he saw them, and tina,
Mr.. Linebaura did the same.
1t demonstrates to us that is 1t moi
possible TO play close game with
coaches as officials and have the de
ctsitDs sati, ifactory.
Z We think all will agree that the
game was close and well played fol
amateurs.
Further deponent sayeth not.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

WOulu ltcI
badly II you did not care for me, ana
I'm rather glad that you do think In
so handsome. Even II one doesn't con
slider ones self handsome. II is nice, In
deed. to be thought beautiful by the
one whom We love.
"Ah yes, though | know ! am no
beautiful, | like to have you say SD
for love you so, and like to feel thai
you love me such lot that you can
not see anything about me that Is MOI
/ perfect"
"Oh," said Mrs. Partridge, Il dread
the hunting season."
do not let us talk Of It," said he
mate. Let US not worry. for worry
will do us no good"
"Once little fairy came to me, Mr..
Partridge continued, "and she brought,
with her little creature most strange
ly dressed.
"'This little creature said said. is
named Trouble.
"'Now, Trouble Is as bad as bad can
be. He Just gets In ALI sorts of places
he shouldn't and doesn't care In the
least
but no one should ever invite
Trouble, and you'd be surprised NJ the
number who do give this wretched lit
lie creature an invitation.
~ have him with me today. but
slon't know how long ! car keep him
With me Its punishment for him to
he with me. as he likes to be where
he can be making trouble. and he
ant make any around me.
There Is an old saying. you know.
hich goes like this:
"'Never trouble Trouble I'LL Trouble
rDHbies yon.
"'rhhts what say, Leave Trouble
alone. II he comes 10 you. lis bud
enough, but goodness. gracious ne
don't naiter him with an invitation.
Its the very thing he likes And
he shouldn't be pleased as he is too
| diSagrceable.
II thought" Mr.. Partridge cUntlH.
| ued, that her words were very wise.
''partridges have always worried Il
great denl too much They have al.
ways been too nervous.
Trouble was an ugly little creature
dressed In the queercsi and most hid
eous Of clothes.
"She went on after that and tnok
Trouble along will her, but have
never forgotten What she sad to me.
$50. dear Mrs. Partridge do not ask
Trouble to come and visit you"
~ won't" said Mrs Partridge. and
what is more. ! shall only think Of YOU
and NJ the good Insect meals we shall
have, and the nice grassy nest we have
for our home.
| Anyway" she raid. IF We have
been alarmed ar frightened we fnvr
4 4
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

80 pos
beautiful. An d
your speckled
b row n feathers
are very fine.
too"
"Ah," said Mr..
Partridge, Il fear
that you hatter
me-"
II only tell the
truth" said Mrs.
Partridge.
"Well." said Mr.,
Partridge, Il am
glad that you feel
that way about
me, for | feel that
you are SO beau
tiful and sweet u
mate.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

Honest fellows, II we had as coed
bunch Of candidates as We beliese
you have on the Democratic tieR,,t.
We would devote some time to, tell
Ing their good points and not. waste
all that good printers ink; srying
to make the people believe al of the
other fellows were bunch Of crooks
when We all know you tii,u't believe
it.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

The Weld County News says that
the nomination Of billiard was a dis.
grace; but Sweet helped to uomin-
ate him. and without the help Of
Sweet he could not be nominated,
and We hope with the help of Sweet
he cant be elected.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

No one can accuse the Weld Coun.
~ News Of pussy footing In this cam
paign, They are keeping up reg
ular barrage of heavy guns along the
whole front, including some poison
gas.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

u " u WV u
brave.
YES. Il Part.
ridge Mother has
never been afraid
when she had her
little ones To pro
tect.
she has not
thought Of herself
only Of lllem.
That has been
the way Of the
NJ other Part.
ridges"
Il II d e e d. 1t
h n s." said NJ r.
Partridge. "a u i
50 Mrs. Partridge.
my love. we will
not ask Trouble
to visit us, but
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

II We should follow the practice OF
our Democratic custom we would
spell II this way sweet: but really
1t would appear like poor excuse
for an argument.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

The ladies employed in the Clerk
and Recorders office are supporting
Charles Littell for re-election-and
some people are throwing a fit. II
these same ladies were not working
for him what would they say then?
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

Shoup was born poor and became
rich, hence was unfit for governor; ;
Sweet was born rich and has become
more wealthy. and Is just the man
for governor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26
No Cause for Sorrow.

I'm sorry. young man said Ihr
druggist, as he eyed he small boy over
the counter. but can't only give you
half as much castor oil for n dime us |
used to-"
The small boy blltheIy handed him
the coin.
I'm not kicking he remarked
"'rhe stuff's for me. Exchange.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

we will be happy and we will hone
that the Happy Fairy wlll'be around
during the hunting season aud will
keep us safe.
THE Happy Fairy does trempn
dous work ut that time or course,
she can't do everything, but she does
her best aud her best is a great deal.
Well hope for her later on H. any
case, wen get along without any ID
Trouble for visitor"
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

Because a man is rich or poor is
no indication that q man Is nit or
unfit for an Office. How he got 1t is
4 different matter.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

The money cost Of the Herrin in
cident is no small matter: but that
Is small compared with the costs in
reputation,
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

- err 9TH admits G o p can't cure
Enanc Ial q Ils" headlines a demo-
erat &c excb inge. II Is true that We
cen't escape paying the debts left
ds rs LEI ;acy from former misman-'
agement nd extravaganza except to
dig up the taxes to pay them. We
can and lave cut of some OF the mis-
management and extravaganza In the
nation; we have prevented recur-
renee III the expensive industrial
troubles in times that have been
fruitful OF such expensive insurrec-
tions In other sections Of our coun-
try.
FOR SALE:-Apples, Sl.ao and
$3.50 per buschel, Ray Gotfred-
IN, 25-3s
LOST.-A COW bought from 7. II.
Becker last spring; left my place
about the middle OF June. black
COW. about 6 years old. Reward
for information leading to discov-
cry. Call at Enterprise. or write
Logan /. Belk. Stoneham. 25-ti
WANTED:--To Exchange good
Duroc Male pig--nearly full blood
for one as good. See W. A. Sweigard
EorrND:-An auto tire and number
Finder bring mate to number
prove property and pay for this
notice to get same.
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E1DDddd!ys..
LB6Eveir\8
Fairy Tale
@NARY GRAHAM BONNER
MOTHER PARTRIDGE
GRAHAM BONNER

you're a handsome mate" said Mrs.
Partridge. II admire your white throat.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1922

The most expensive thing In this
world Is crime---the crime that Is
nahum in Sc.
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HON. E. c. ABBEY

HON. E. C. ABBEY
The only candidate for ONCE on
either ticket from eastern Weld
County. or east OF the U. P. Rail-
way He deserves your vote.
FOR SALE:-Aladin Mantle Lamps,
81 each. Raymer Hardware Co.
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Naturally.

Naturally.
what Is overhead expensey asked
the teacher Of economics. Electric
hghts and shampoos.' replied john
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

Great guns ~ change in the pr.
litieal complexion Of the shericn he
cause. i cost more TO catch a chicken
thief than the chickens were worth.
IL would be a good horse that wpuldI
pay the cost Of apprehending the
thief; but Is that the fault of ths
sheriff. viii chickens go ur, or the
cost Of catching thieves go down II
the official happens to be a democrat?
1t -
II Is generally claiass that the
Canadian mounted pod p. are III,
finest law enforcement organization
IN the world The QJ nrado Rangers
are along the sans b ne. not AS etiic
gat yet, but ssat. 8 ,ouId not he ey.
pectsd, Gf,s- thep time. and make
nesdful changes tho law An eff
hcifnt force OF ha, hind il not an
uNrayagance, i ,s an economy. and
VI insurance q gainst trouble and In
secretion.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26

FOR SALE:-Apples, $l.ao and
$3.50 per huschel. Ray Gotfred-
son. Zo-3
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be ready to attend Secretary Davis pro.
posed conference If the labor secretary
gets operatorS of the four states In the
Central Competitive field together, but
described the governments proposal A.
what John l.. Lewis, international pres
ldcnt of the mine workers mad been
playing for all along
Mr.. Earringtyn and Mr.. Lewis have
been CARRYING on telcgraphic contro-
ycrSy for several days over the Illinois
presidents announced intention TO con-
f. witM Illinois operators separately IL
MIR Lewis does not get all four states
In tnr central field together.
Mr. harrington today answered tel
cgram from! William Green. !nternatiqn-
al srcrc:a." AMI treasurer in which the
lnt"ruat:cnnt officials said they were
pleased - know It is the purpose OF eS-
ecuti." board Of District IL Clllinois)
To comrly with ~. decision Of the inter-'
National executive board"
Sarcastic Retort
Mr.. FarringtOuS reply said that the
Illinois district executive board com
pei the members Of international execu-
tive board upon their ability to read in
TO our telegram of yesterday the state
mcnt that We had decided to comply
with the decision OF the international
executive board You and your aSsoct-
ntes have indeed shown rare sagacity.
Ne suggest YOU read our telegram
again"
The TELEGRAM referred TO. and which
the international board accepted as COM
alliance with its demand that harrington
drop his plan for n separate state agree
mcnt. said in part:
We shall continue to cooperate with
YOU as long as there IS any hope OF
bringing about an interstate conference
but of orc thing You may be sure. and
that is that We arc not going 10 agree
10 any drifting policy that has but one
purpose. that being suspension Of work
on April ! and If an interstate confer
rncc IS not arranged or II such confer
enc" IS not IN prospect before March
81. VIC int"nd 70 open negotiations with
The Illinois operators"
Mr. FarrinStnn said today that he
would call 4 state convention shortly
to select Il wage scale committee to con-
for with the Illinois operators unless
President Lewis Jays definitely that tho
conferences will be arranged.
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N O TICE !

All members OF Eureka Lodge
No. 1901, Il. /. .. Of q. f.. are
requested to meet Sunday,
March T. l922. at | T. VI.
sharp, at their hall. Twelfth
and ChapIinr streets. 10 attend
the funeral Of our deceased
Brother George ". Hull.
All patriarch4 roper; n ru'' '.n!-
form.
tuhS. II YATES. SO
VIM. l.. jones. y. q ma-l0-h
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FOR SALE-AUTOS.
L s ED c A Z :

USED CARS
New Ford come
1871 Fu-4 : -"
Ford Tou~. ~
Ford Roads,
= Passenger chandler. l2:$
Passenger REQ, late. i9iS
EeO Speed Wagon
Dodge Bros, Co8pe
HOPKINS MOTOR CO.
Open evenings 20 .
Sa4cs rhouc 81 l|;h x E2H SIS.
MAJ.