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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08
Northwest Arkansas

CAMDEN, Ark, June 7.-Camden
soon will have an auditorium with a
seating capacity of 1900 to 1900
persons, II the tentative plans of the
chamber OF commerce are worked
out. A committee composed of A.
L. Morgan, Adolph Felsenthal. d..
V. Snow and r. w. Copeland has
the matter under consideration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08
New York Cnttnn.

h,N, NEw YORK, June 7.-The cotton mar
on opshsa at an advance OF 10 l6 points
H. Itpofte Of rains In the south. steady
,sr's, pool cables and Wall street and scat
tohs. ouylns After selling at eoi6. oo-
nari, eased off 10 20.35, with active
IN generally showing reactions ot
" ~ points from the hest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

NEW YORK, June 7.-Lead-steady.
spot 5.75@6,O0,
Zlnc--ouiet. East 81. Louis spot and
nearby delivery 5,3bdbiO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

NEW YORK. June The American
Smelling & Refining Co. today advanced
the price of lead from b.65c to 6.75c per
pound.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-spot Cotton
Firm, SOC higher; sale on the spot 7Ss
6Slss r5yS ialo; ooo low miaG,,ns lss
rtock lsLsgO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

|aWeakness and at
times was obliged
to stay off myfeet.
] doctored with
our family physi-
clan and he finally
said he could not
uD derstand my
case, 20 | decided
TO try Lydia T..
Pink kham's Veg
etable Compound.
After l had taken
fha frat hottla I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08
Merger Of shawnee Rnnks.

SHAWNEE. June 7.--Tho merger
OF the state National bank and the
Union State bank here with the of
flcers OF the Union state becoming
the officers Of the new bank was an
nounced tonight. The merger is
effective at once and the merged
bank will open tomorrow morning
in tho state National headquarters
under the state Nationals name. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

WTCUITA' Kan, june 7-Hogs-Ne-
ceipts 900. l5c lower, top IlO'Sb' bulk
$40 20di0,36. - .,..rs
Cattie--Receipts 400, steady no steers,
heiters $500 7b' COWS as'tyo9 V'''O' o''''
33OOd5.O0, calves Si,b0nsb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08
HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Lake, Michigan. .-''Aboutone year
ago ! suffered with Irregularities and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

oter for measuring the inside. ont
side and effective diameters OF
screws and the distances between
threads to the one.thousandth of an
la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

SPRINGDALE. Ark, June t.
Orchardists in this section expect TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08

NEW YORK, June 1-spot COTTON
Steady. 2l7o
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
For Xmas
Cheer
BY Jack Casey.

~ OR FATHER: II you would
like to please the old gen
IL tleman be sure TO buy him
a mustache cup II he hasn't any
mustache and pair Of suspend-
eers II he wears q belt. II he has
six fountain pens he win surely
appreciate another, and II he 10
planning q trip to California he
will surely want rubber boots. ~
they don't have no snow out
there and very little rain.
II these suggestions don't meet
with your approval and father
happens to be deaf get him q
mouth organ, as he win surely
enjoy listening to his. own music.
FOR MOTHER: She will sure
ly appreciate something for the
house like a nice easy chair for
father. curtains for the kitchen
window. q new mixing bowl. .
set of dishes. silver berry spoon.
or bathroom rug. By no means
get her anything she could use
personally, as such a shock might
prove fatal.
FOR SISTER: Find out first
what she's going to give you and
. then don't spend a nickel more,
as sisters are liable to work q
doublecross at the last minute
when they find out they're going
to be short in getting the $2.9s
necktie for their boy friend, who
in turn is planning to go in hook
for year to get them laval.
liere. pendant, brooch, ring or
something.
FOR BROTHER: Sisters never
have to be told what to get
, brother. He tells them about
Fourth Of July and then never
let's up till Christmas. II 1t is
a case of little brother giving to
big brother or vice versa be sure
to buy something you want your.
self 30 you can swipe 1t at the
first opportunity.
FOR AUNT JULIA: Lives of
the Saints" II she's that kind Of
an aunt; II not one can find many
suggestions In q Five and Ten
Cent Store where youIl probably
run in to Aunty doing her shop
ping.
FOR UNCLE RALPH: II he 10
inclined to be garrulous, plenty
Of gum drops.
FOR GRANDPA: One OF those
ready-made bow tes. It 10 the
original Gran'pa Christmas pre-.
sent and 10 patented. No grand.
father fails to 60 mad when he
gets one.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
4 Not Again.

THROWN old in the service
Of his master and mistress,
~ James was q privileged re-
tainer.
He was waiting at table one
day when a guest asked for a
fsh fork. but the request was
ignored.
Then the hostess noticed the
episode. and remarked:
James. Mrs. Jones hasn't any
fsh fork. Get her one At once"
Madam" came the emphatic
reply, '.last time Mrs. Jones dined
here we lost q fish fork"
James has now been relegated
20 the garden.--Pearson's Week.
" Nondon). --....
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Education.

4 NEGRO company was sta,
toned at Camp Lee, Va, for
IA training during the late war.
pne afternoon. during the drill, an.
neuncsment was made that next
morning the company would be
trained In attacking . fortifieation.
After the troops were dismissed
q big, awkwardlooking private ap.
proachsd the dapper young cor.
porai IN oharse Of his squad and
said: "Corporul. what is a forti.
fication. anyhow"
And In q tone Of utter contempt
for such ignorance. the corporal re.
piled. "D6nt' you know no !'rfth.
metic q tall7 Anybody oatht ter
know dat two twenty.fications
makes a fortificatioh."
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Recognition.

I'm q certain island section OF
Florida a good many rough
Il characters live, who are Idle,
quarrelsome. shift about q
good deal and are hard to keep
track Of. One Of them, named
Tomlinson, was accused of rob
berry. and the sheriff went to n.
rest him. But Tomlinson got
the drop" on the officer, dis
armed him and kept him two
days. Finally Tomlinson re-
leased the sheriff, and gave him
back his pistol, first throwing
the cartridges out.
Then the sheriff returned
home, Tomlinson landing him on
the mainland.
WELL" the deputy asked his
chief. did you get your manf"
mo-" the sheriff replied, hes
about the only man over there
who does anything. and !
thought / would let him alone"
e. w. Howe's Monthly.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
christmas Shopping

~HRIsTMAs shopping. Christ.
mas shopping.
~ Now we find is all the 60.
All the extra clerks a-hopping,
Other Xmas gifts to show.
Here's a shaving set for mother.
And a knitting stool for pa.
Here's a pipe for baby brother.
Pair of skates for dear grand
ma.
Christmas shopping. Christmas
shopping,
Naught else gives us such .
thrill.
Always buying, never stopping.
And poor father pays the bill.
Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Medbury
Says

Says |
By John p. Medbury.
HyHE latest thing in weddings
today seem to be spite mar.
Afs riages. A girl has scrap
with her sweetheart and then gets
even With him by marrying some
body else. =
THESE marriages never turn
out happily except for the TEL
low she gives the air to.
TUE average girl seems to think
that the worst way to punish
. man ID by not marrying him.
but there 10 worse way and
NEST any husband can tell you
what II IL. '%
MARRIAGE 10 sverybody's goal
and goal 10 the end. 20 when
. couple set married that's tho
end Of them.
0NE guy was engaged to a girl
= but she broke 1t and mar
risd his pal. She thought that
BY marrying his chum she could
make herswestheart suffer. and
shs did. because he thought the
world Of his friend,
A ND his friend thought 30 much
Of him that he married the
giri. ''s
THEY all thought 20 much of
: each other that instead Of
only two suffering the whole
three were miserable.
IT'S alright for q dame to jilt
one guy and marry another.
providing she's got a grudge
against both Of them.
She doesn't stop to figure that
she can't marry Peter and
make Paul suffer.
WHEN q Judge wants to punish
~ a criminal he doesn't do 1t
hv sending one Of the jurymen
70 JAIN.
40
NOWADAYS when a girl con-
- sents to marry you, you don't
know whether she's doing 1t for
love or revenge.
RUT some guys are so homely
- and broke that a dame has
to have some excuse for marry
Ing them. is
RIoHT down in her heart IL
- might be love, but she can
save herself q lot Of embarrass-
ment by claiming it's hate.
A ND by. the looks, of some hus-
"A bands, their wives must have
had an awful grudge against
somebody. ....
IT looks more like they were
= trying to get even with them
selves.
nNE dame married a guy for
" spite and wouldn't speak to
him for six months. He didn't
realise how lucky he was until
she began talking.
',r
RUT this wife was out of the
ordinary. While most every
woman suffers. very few Of them
ever suffer in silence.
"A WOMAN would never jilt a
a man II she could only know
what terrible punishment she was
inflicting upon him. The minute
she turns him down he joins a
bachelor club and IL forced to
come and go as he pleases the
rest of his Life. ...
Copyright, 1914. by King Features
syndicate. 1nc.)
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Again.

a TEACHER of a high school
"a class had been in the habit
"A Of leaving . list Of instruo-5
tions on the board every Afternoon
for the tanitor.
One day the pupils failed to
clean the board after having m
arithmetic lesson. and one Of the
pupils who had been using the
space where the janitor usually
found his instructions left the fol
lowing on the board: Find the
lowest common denominator.
The janitor upon entering the
room In the afternoon glanced 1t
the board and after reading what
he supposed to b instructions
from the teacher was heard to
say. "Lawd. 10 dat thing lost
again?"
Tommy-Pa, what In . bur
lesque7
Father-A buriesque. Tommy.
IL a take-off.
Take Off what,"
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Modern Methods,

<<HI AVE you made any
VII improvements >, around
IL tho fArmf"
"Yss. SIR" declared Farmer
Corntossel. We've rechristened
the old barn. We call II n 60
rage and make the summer
boarders pay rent for p."-wash.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

"A WOMAN would never jilt q
- man II she could only know
what terrible punishment she was
inflicting upon him. The minute
she turns him down he joins a
bachelor club and Is forced to
come and go as he pleases the
rest Of his life.
(Copyrtght, 1914, by King Features
Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
By. John p. Medbury.

RUT this wife was out of the
- ordinary. While most every
woman suffers. very few Of them
ever suffer In silence.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
Dpt1 hrltiakP GJwln.
@alfonr erHnrer, at storbritannier
I'll betafe, Sc Torenebe 5tater
Ginl6en f1lbt nb,

@aibington ben 16be Mai. Stor-
tritannien bill betale f1lbt ltb fin
@ielo til oe 6oreneoe 5tater, iugoe
e{{rtbur golfour, Biceprefioettt for De
brittle SanbeIsfanuneres gorbunb,
Der ioag til oe ! sSorenebe 5taters
Sonoels lsfammers| aonpentiott.
uDet brittle Soft, iagbe ban, -er
falt beltetnt paa at betule oft, bet ifDl-
Ser, inareit 1ttulig. @alfol1r itileoe
en- inoltetr6ig 9pforbring til Qmerifa
ON at bere n1e6 pan guropas @ien-
reist1ing. 8Dr6en 11eb at gienretie
Gnropa % beDdre 5reoen Der bbiler
paa angellaebiiife 9fulore, iag6e
8alfol1r. 11ben fuloitp11oig San1pirfe
mellen1 Storbritanttien og De Sor-
ereoe Stoter tan ser lite blibe 11ogen
rarig 6re6 i @er6et1 tilfsieoe ban.
6an gab ct tneget 1nerft 8ille6e af
SGiflan6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18

tiet, ct al gienpioner blepen l1opeset
.ion1 Sen treble Man6 / 9lutotnobilen.
/" Holitibetientene bleb 6rabt, % De
foriggte at ftanie en- slutomobil,
bborfra Bomber ontaees at bore BE
bet faltet MOB 8Dgninger, bbis Giere
er birffonme for 9an6is =Rienoeliens
@iennemfsrelie.
8lan6t 9lrreltanterne er ire al Dc
for1en1lte 9eoere it,ben Gbieagos
8Dgningsfagf 6reo Ma'
Der, 8raiioe1t for Experimentation.
mes @entralraao, o8ig Sim" M1lr.
pip, ben egel1tlige Magt bag Maoer,
og Gor,1elirs @bea, Jogforenings.
en1beosnat,6. anftrpngelier gierea
ioag for at faa oisfe tire lat paa III
SOB.
(Tortlettes paa 2ben 5ibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
tionale JorbuosIop, 1neoens De be.
fl11ot itg inoen De Goreneoe 9taters
Q5ra1ier paa gei fra en- uoenlan6f
Sabn til en- a11oen.
galsfuf1open ,1gblbig, tiger ST.

galgfuifIopen 11gblbig, tiger SSt-
lftitsminilteren. Baibington ben 10oe
Wai. 4anoibater for Jorene6e Gta-
|ters genat fan BRUCE ubegfpnieoe
Nengefllnuner / fine 4arnpagner for
8riHRrpalg eller De. e1tbelige 8nlg
i geobe1nber uoen at irbie11be Opga-
Ter ober gelsb, iom be bar mootaget
|ener ubgipet / fine &agner, til
Senatsiefretaren ifglge Ell 8etanf-
ming afgibet at Sultitsminiiter
8altgbertp og pffentliggiort ioag.
Sl1it!tsniniIteren finber, at SGie,
fterets &ie11oefie / NenberrD,Sagen
bar giort 8eltetnmelierne / 2oben ON
galgfllif ugploige, foriuabi6t @ena.
|tcrfan6i6ater angaar.
&aiimlis Netret afIfaaret. Maorio
zen 9oe Mai. 9a5arut er blebe,1 on1=
ringet og 8an6itten &aiiulis &etrat
ct bleben aflfanret, beoer bet en Of
ficiel Meloing ON De ieneite ipaulfe
|Dperationer / Maroffo. StenoenS
Moo iiges at bare blepel1 grltnoig
fpeffet iom Gblge al @aarsoagens
5elttog, bpori Samioo-gl-S -Succan,
Naiinlts fornemite Stgtte, bleb orabt
Log 99p6inaen 8ertiti iaqret.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
My Mru i Jrlann.
|syienbtlisbeSer gienoptaset trobs
5reSsfunfereuiea. 9roteitantr To-
bes Melisipusfribeb.

Dnbli1t 136e Mai. gie,1oHigbe.
eer1,e Sr1a1o er gienoptdgef troos
||grebsfottfe sselu aeoerne
for be forifieItise Bdftieuer.
Sc npe Dptbier foregaar i Hitter.
Gprsrife Me6lemt1er al Sen irfe re-
fi1blifanife Mrn1e iatte Slo paa og
eoelagoe SEN brittle &a6ioitatten pna
Gonegalfpiten 9borsoag Scat. Sort
feruo baooe be for6rebet &Dftbagter-
ne. Sgr 6e iotte Sl6 paa Stationet,,
(bolot sbe Mufttort ober sSSnpe11taret,
ser blep iolgt til 8efplfningen paa
|e:tebet.
SfD6ning begp1l6te igien / 8elfait
imorges. 50 8erioner bleb -6rebt.
Ser bar inte11s SfD6ntl1g mat / Mar,
bone<9iitriftet / 8e1fait. On Ber-
ion mel6tes ran1ttet. sporbeistraft-
Ten bleb i116ltillet.
Miebael Collins, ebef for ben irife
fropiioriife @egiering, 1nootog igaar
eu 8eputation fra Set, proteftanttife
|gpnooe, ber ipatrgte, ON Regieringen
enifeoe, at 8roteita1tter ifuloe forbli-
pc / 5poirlano eller forla6e 2a1tbet.
Scr. Collins toriifre0e 6ern pda ben
nnoerenoe @egierings og oe felgenoe
irife Negieringers 8egne, at Regie-
rtnget1 bilbe beifDtte irIfe gorgere og
fire borgerIig og reIigies 5ribeo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18

Dberersf sfouuH naeo ausla1.b: Sorr1el
sS5nobpoelie til oa,1 o1nerifanite 8egie.
ring ON at oeaoae en- aonferens
angaaenbe be rusii}fe 8robIemer /
Saag ben 15oeS Sum- bleo oberraft
Gmbasiaogr gbil iguar og ienot til
8afbington ioag.
GorIaget ON at in6bD6e zbe Sore.
nc6e 5tater Bleb itillet af 6ranfriee.
Sc rusiiffe 5orbanoIiu Der fD.
nes at biare Hebet afbruot af- 6e,
Orl1no, at Muslan6 bill erboIbe Rre.
sit, og at Sc oIlierebe lite fan poe Sen
/ ben lloitrafning, font 9euslano be,
ber ont. III
(BortIettes pad 2ben SHE.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
Tu1HkunHI1ptalitl

9aa @runb af ben operoroentlis
la0s 9r' paa Winneapolis' siOenoe i
1.1aa r s alat boIoe paa ben Megel,
at @lao, 5. gorfnO. aoresie-
lappen bifels asil bbilfe11 Dag
glaoet er betalt, serfor Gor.
ngelfen af Nbonne,1te.s er mob.
tuget inben Maaneoens ..ogang, bli.
.per beofommenoe Mbonne11t itreget.
Genne Negel bliber itrengt oberbolot
tige oberfor allie Mbonnenter loel,
Sorffief.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
UhinaH Bnr1frkriu.
9icgierinsen / Hefing trefier Juran.
italtninser for at forhripe Gbang
Sio-2ins SDrfe.

Eientiin 6en 13oe Mdi. On uafben-.
GIG &egiering er blebel1 oprettet al
General Chang 9lo-2in, Mut6ens
i.ugne Mlitnrguperner. S en- Ct
flpring ltolteot fra lit Sobebfparter
i 2uancbotp flyer @banG at 30 ban
of Braiioenten er blepen frataget al
lin Mpn6igbe6 / Manticb1riet, Mot-
goliet og Sebol bill ban berefter igz
,sorere ollie SSnftrurer fra Yreii0e,1ten
% alle 9raftater, iom beltae bar faa-
|et iitano. gbang flyer, at ban felD
Ebif lutte Eraftater me6 pe11liglit10ebe
Wagtsr og prge for geifettee } for
ltonnoi1,ger og oeres gietloon1 I De
t1ep11te ggne.
Befing Sen 12te Mat. 100 at11e-
r;fanlfe Sol6ater ct blebet aflen6t til
Eongiban, nogle Wil 9eproslt for
..'s', -. p.ss.s.g,1s, 49,. ,,sr%: s..1s
| Narbeoen al 8uiping 4ulgrl1ber.
s:t es s, s1'N ST.. r ~ gs2,.s o.se -
~ 0n, ,s'a,, fsa ;ffa so,,,,,,a f,a,, ~
ms,,.s lsu, ",S se s:a,;;sa ra',,. 'v ~ '
-. tvl.s;, 49, [.@,I A4p.l s,'eaul ~ ~ ~ ~
~, 'se 'vn' ,sos ee'',lu1 spu.,e ~ .'ut'l -
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18

gbangbai Sen lite Mot. 10000
ssSt16bbDggere / Sbing-cbatp, en- gp
Nrobiniet &ona1t, Hep 1eoilagtet al
Sropper 1t11ber gbao-gbib / to Ga,
-ges &an1pl inoen Dpitanoen MOB Bu
9ei-Gat bleb rnoertrDft, nte6oeles bei
ibng fra aui.feng-flt.
gn friiten General sang.Dnb.
9iang, 4om1nan6ant for ben 76e
Dipiiion al 8ns itore centrolfineliife
Mr1ne, oenlpe6e 9pitanoen og ben,
retteoe gbao-gbib paa @rt1ro al
bans grlionne Gpr6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18

@enf, 136e Mai. Sen internatio>
male 9omltol bleb ignar Gfter1ni6oag
leabnet for belle 8erben, 90 Nationfor=
|bunoets Nanb bel11tteoe, at Nuslan6,
SDiflano, EDrfiet, ltngarn og Werico
fltnoe t16brtnge 5ager for Domito-
Hen, foruoiat at be paa 5orbaano cit
rneo paa at antage oens Mfgierelier
i % life erfl9re 4rig ober angiel6en=
| be Tbi}te,nool. Disie geattoner bar
&c enefe, ser tt6ligere lite baDoe babt
Moga1g til at inobringe Sager for
3onltoIen.
Bellntningen eiper 9o1ultolen pir-
ffelig 8eroensiuriso soiftien for fgrfte
@ang. Noaoet beitente> al 2anoe,
fher tillabes at proeeoere for Domlto-
len, maa beitri6e enbel al l16eifterne
rueo Mbpringer for Domltofe,t ga.
ger anlagt al benz. 9fl1slanb, 9Dlf-
lan6 og 6e anbre / 8ellutt1i1tgen
r9bnte 2anbe bebgber MI bore at I'm.
berrette geationforbnnoets General
iefreter ON TT 9nffe ON at foreleg-
| &c Gomitolen ipectelle Spbrgsmaal.
Generaliefret9rer bill 6erpaa UNDER,
rette Me6lemmerne af geationforbun.
Set 6erom.
8eban6ling af Spgrgsmaalet ON
ct Mationforbunos ,Broteftorat ober
Nibaniet1 bleb pluoielig forpi1rret poo
Gorbun6sraabets Meoe igaar Mor=
ges, ba Marfi SS1uperiali al Stalte11
ln,ebbe1te Meblenuuerne, at Stalie11
iffe fnn6e inn1tDffe / ct laabunt 6ra=
1ftiif Dpip1l n1eb glbaniens affprer
| fra Gorbun6ets 5ibe .nben ferlt at
habe mootaget Goriifring ON, at Sta
Iliens SS11teresiersi set 9an6 biloe Dit
be betrpgget. Meblemnerne bolot en-
haitig @onferens og beflutteoe at 11h,
intte Bebanolinget1 al Spprgsmaa-
let / nogle Dage / Saab ON at f1r-
Inc imp0efomnte Ben itaIienife Sno-
Ife11otng.
Sarlen al @alfonr iagoe, ioet ban
|frembol6t gsbobenoig gbeoen for Gor-
bpnoets Dberopign 1neb gn6anien, at
fGorbun6ets 8irflombeo Der allereoe
buboe fre6lagt ct Sierne al guropa,
| Ter raift bol6t paa at blibe Ell 5fa1-
bale og Silicon til en- nj &rig SIT
Itet o1oet Mofineri fun6e babe be-
iarget bette Mrbeioe, erflpreoe bon,
| 60 Gorbun6et bab6e beo lin sSnbifri-
ben ld1t ct 5pergsmaal, Der bapoe
lpfaget geroen iioe1 1913.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
Grain @rouers, salssplan.

0rain @roiuers' SaIgspla1t.
0moba 10oe Mai. Sen af uniteo
gtateg Grain @roipers, s5ae., fo1e-
faaeoe @algsplnn for aorn bleb: fore
Iaet geltDrelfen for 5armers Goope-
ratibe Mational Grain DeaIerg u.s.
iceiation paa en- aonferens tl1eIenl
sen % Grain @rotpers geiinreIie
iDlas 8ellutnilrg Din e1l faaoan aon-
.ferens bleD faftet at Grain qretDers'
paaI glarsgltdoets fdrlts @esiiolf isaar,
men ifie lloen
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-18
fra nDaal1t1tgtn,,
sSsnitits itsmimiiter 9augbertp erflerer,
at Senatorer Ute plieter 9iesnffab
for Mbgifter beb 8rimerbalg.
9eu ,,i1berenbe SnbpanSrinsslous
5prlrngelie for to Nar til 1noer.
tegnet al 3reiioenten.

5prlengelie for to Nar til nnber.
tegnet al 4reiibenten.
8afbington BEN 106e Mai. Suiet
reotog iaften en- @eiolntion, Ser all.
toriierer ct 2aan fra 6e Sorenebe
Stater til Nepublifen 2iberia paa 5
Millioner Collars. &uiet bapoe fgrit
fcrfaffet ct Gorilag ON at til6ageien-
&c Neiolutionen til geeringsfomite-
cit meo SSnltrur til at inbfille ben
puar1p n1eo ct 4men6ente11t, Ser biloe
Geiterntne, at i11gen Gel al set laa1,te
Selgb maatte a11ben6es til Betaling
af @talo, ion1 9iberia bap6e itiftet
fer lite Slug. 1914.
timber 1ebatten, ser optog bele
Sagen forefon1, bbao nogle betegne-
Sc fom ben mprfelige 6oreteelle, at
1ep1blifanife 2ebere iniiItere6e paa,
ot en- 9pere11sfon1it }lltttet al @il-
ions Mbmtniitration iful6e operbol-
oes, 1ne6ens oeu1ofratilfe 2eoere paa-
lto6, at 2aanet til 2iberiu bleb quito,
riieret / 1918 i. Strio moo 2open.
Sra republifanF Gioe paaltooes, at
Negieri1get1 par n1oral1f og loplig
forpligtet til at fomme 2iberia til
&ielp.
8rogreSiibe Meolemn1er al Selta,
tet ptreoe ioag GrDgt for, at Gneros.
|qjeb al Bla6ie / @enatet fun6e blibe
9iegelen oe fontnen6e aongrespalg.
en- Detanfl1ing af Su|titsnti1tiiter
Daugbertp netop offentliggiort bol.
Ger for, at @enator.& .&an6iboter er
|fritagne fra oen 8eten1melie Balg-
itiglopen, Der paalagoe 6enl, at af-
aibe Megnfab for nlle Benge a1tbenot
|af oent pe6 Brinprbalg. Sen Srt-
|heo, Ser gipes @an6ionter lrttoer 6ett,
tic Sortolfning, flyer 2eoerne Sena,
tet, SIR BET ml1ligt for @an6i6ater at
|enpe110e 8engeil1tnn1er langt operiti-
esnoe De $2o0,0oo, io1n anpenhtes af
aaiepberrp Wiebiga,1> pao at fiebe
[iin Bei inbi 5enotet.
5enator 8orab, Senator Bone.
re11e % allbre bill gaa ipei ltrar for
at oberbin6e @irfningen of oen t9bn-
tc &ien6elie me6 en- @eltemmelie ON,
at i1leen 4an6t6ot, font bruger ober
$4,000 paa @algubgifter, bil bliDe
{tilla6t at i1totage Se6e @eratet.
gn 8eiolutio1t bette 9iemeb fore
ltgger MI Senatet, ,foreIlaaet al sc.
trotor 8omerene / ,afpigte Sanuar.
@aibington SEN lite Mai. Yre-
it6ent &ar6i11g 1n6ertegneoe tbag
l. IL.
6en Sellesreiolution, iom gior
91eloenoe Tor 10 Mar til Sooen om,
at Sn6bn116ringen til Be Gorene0e
Stater pit. gar it16ifretfes til 3
Brocent af 6et Mntal Berioner fp6t
.u''elt,oe.eos - @u'u, tu''' u'l.'eue 80 g
VIZ 'lp4se* eSo'1etoe3l'1ee' ~ iolo'
ssolD1h91oH oen lie ~fm: Se'
nale1s Seoere 1og 1oag 1g1en 1a1 pau
aar1Fen noeh 1pnoerl19t oaab oW
al 1aa eAoe paa oe1' 4uH9e sahorlng:
stongres'et1s soog1o11ln9soroe1oe e. !
eh sSlo'e. oer Irner 1neo al 1or0lno1e
seo1a9ellea a1 Ell aat1F' lo1F s01l,
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