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Spirit Of Hope and En-
couragement Comes AL
most Overnight.
BRITAIN GETS CREDIT
End of Passive Resistance
to Clear Situation,
Is Belief.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Copyright. by the San Antonio Light,
Washington, ID. C., Sept. 12.-Al-
most overnight has the spirit Of hope
and encouragement with reference to
the European outlook come over off
cal Washington.
The Jews that Germany is about to
cease passive resistance in the Ruhr
is accepted as due in large part to the
influence tf Great Britain.
Being unable herself to force re-
cession of the French viewpoint by
public exchanges of notes. Britain is
believed to have persuaded the Ger
mans to retreat.
This maneuver would tend to re-
move the chief obstacle set up by the
French against negotiating a Ruhr
settlement and make the atmosphere
more favorable to mutual concessions.
The break in the Ruhr situation Is
not due TO any sudden realization by
Germany that passive resistance was
a wrong policy, but to knowledge
that France was determined TO so
through to the bitter end and that the
support of Britain was of little value
unless the British were ready to take
drastic steps. something to which pow
erful influences inside the British EN-.
pire were vigorously opposed.
Power Beneath Surface.
For many weeks the American gov.
, eminent has been aware that beneath
the Surface negotiations were proceed
ing between the industrialists of all
European powers with view to az
fecting a settlement.
The rumors that the industrialists
have reached an agreement comes
significantly at the same time that
word goes forth from Berlin of the
prospective end of passive resistance.
There have been we'll defined re-
ports from Paris for some time that
if the German industrialists would
agree to permit the acquisition by
French interests of 90 per cent of
some Of the larger mines and manu-
featuring concerns of Germany. the
quarrel about the Rubr could easily
be ended.
Twenty-six per cent carries with
it a qualified veto power over the ma
iority under Prussian law, which IN
some resnects makes the minority
holders of stock as powerful as the
majority. ed.
News is expected at any moment
that on some such basis have the in
dustrialists of France gained a victory
and. of course. behind them in the
Poincarc government.
The gradual decline Of the mark
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
SICK WOMAN GONE
Leaves Hotel With Secret Of Child's
Whereabouts Locked i'm rreast.

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. 12.-When
county officers went to the hotel Tues
day morning to arrest y Agnes
Darrah, the woman who So dds the Sc
cret as to the whereabouts of the baby
of Mrs. Thelma Ada ;, on charges of
contempt of court, they found that the
woman had been Carried out of the
building on a stretcher sometime be-
tween 3 O'Clock and daylight and an
all-day search has failed to l)cate her.
Mrs. Darrah was ordered sent to
Jail by Judge Hal baltimore upon her
absolute refusal to answer questions as
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
Detectives Confess At
tempted Extortion From
Bootleggers.
DID NOT GET MONEY
Sleuths Scared Upon Learn.
ing Booze Belonged to
Police Officials.
BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

SopyrieHt, py Inc San AHtoHlo LlsHt.
New York, Sept. 12.-Another
chapter in the charge. that high Of
ficers of the New York police depart.
ment ave been engaged in rum-run-
ming i general bootlegging has been
written in the voluntary retirement
from the department of Capt. PatricS
j. Handles. acting head of the detec-
tive bureau.
Captain Randles had told in cour;
that two of his detectives confessed 10
having demanded $500 each to allow
load of liquor to pass. The detectives
never got the money, he said, because
they became frightened when informed
that the liquor was the property OF
Police Inspectors OBrien and Thor
and Captain O'Connor.
A stormy interview with Police
Commissioner Enright followed. The
commissioner had ordered a special
inquiry into Captain Handles conduct
with especial reference as to why he
had not taken summary action against
the confessing detectives.
Captain Handles, in disgust. said
he was through and filled out his re-
tirement papers. He said he had not
proceeded against Lambert and Mo-.
rison because. if they were good
enough for the police commissioner
they were good enough for him.
Meantime Commissioner Enright
believes in fighting the devil with
fire. Against the charges of graft. ex-
tortion and bootlegging which have
been leveled against his department by
Assemblyman Cuvillier and Magistrate
Corrigan, he has made public a series
Of letters from citizens commencing
Traffic Cops Gtntlemanly.
One of the letters is from c. C.
Eattlcman, lawyer. of Omaha. NeD
who says he is sure the police de
partment of New York City is sound
At heart but on the occasion Of re-
cent automobile tour through the East
he was not "bawled" out once by q
traffic cop in the metropolis. When
ever he inadvertently violated traf-
fic rule, he says, he was told of h:s
soon set on the right track. Surely
this shoHld convince New York that
its force is all right. -
Other. letters testify to the bravery
of the, New York. blue coats and tf
their efficiency in recovering stoler
property. There ,neysS q has been G tht
shadow OF. !. doubt as. TO. The. persona
bravery Of the New York cop. He !:
ready at any time to sacrifice his lif,
in the performance of his duty. A,
too many of the lives of these city
guardians have hecn snuffed out late
ly by the ruffian young gunner who
at times make of the East Side 8
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MOTOR LAWS FAVORED
Anti-glare and Drivers License Legis.
latiOn Approved.

Chicago. Sept. 12.-Resolutions rec
ommending the adoption of stringent
anti-glare headlight laws anu the pas
sage of law requiring physical and
mental examinations for all persons
seeking licenses TO drive automobiles
were adopted at the meeting of the
national safety conference here today.
which was attended by off ais of the
automobile license apartments OF
twelve Middle Western states.
The report of the committee named
at the last meeting of the conference
TO investigate the headlight situation
reported that only one state in the
Middle West. Ohio, had a headlight
law with teeth"
In Ohio. the report said. members
of the police departments in various
cities examine the headlights to ascer-
tain whether the lenses comply with
the law.
If they do not. and the owner of the
ear refuses to change them. the motor
list is liable to arrest and punishment
by fine and possible Imprisonment.
Charles L.. Becker. -issouri secre-
tary of state. declared that Al. per cent
of the automobile accidents at present
could be eliminated il the drivers were
conrsfletlr to- Iobtain.ra'ilicense asT'te
their competency. = s- ~ -. ..- :
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the international bankers of all coun
tries. including America. will take an
interest once more in floating an in
ternational loan.
The bankers committee. which met
at the suggestion of the reparatioEs
commission in Paris a year and n hall
ago, may be asked TO sit again and
give an expert appraisal of German as
sets for the benefit of the commits.
sion.
The whole situation for the moment
looks favorable to European settle.
ment
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TO the whereabouts of, the 3-year-old
girl, who was taken from her mother
at the time of the babes birth in ma
ternity hospital and for whom a ma
tion-wide search has been instituted.
Mrs. Darrah. whom officials of the
maternity home claim was instrument
tai in the disposition of the baby, has
made it known that she knows wherl
the child is, but declared that she will
never tell and she has threatened sui
eide rather than go to Jail on the con-
tempt charges.
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DR.. H. M. CAROLS

Retainers for lower sets of artificial
teeth holds them in place. Patented
April 10. 1923. Office 321 IL W.
Commerce strcet.-(Adv)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12

Aggies. try the I.-G. n. r. r
double daily service 10 College Sta
ton. Trains leave San Antonio . :0t
4. M. and SID p. m. Arrive 4 80 p
m. and 3:5S a. m. City Ticket Oh
flee, Cos Navarro st.
Advertisement
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
EIGHT UNDER ARREST
In Custody Of Gree,:- In Connection
With Murder of Italiai.,.

London, Sept. 12.-The Creek gov.
eminent has arrested eight persons:
suspected of the murder of the men,
bers of the Italian boundary COM.
mission in Jdnina. according to
Rome dispatch to the CENTRAL News.
The arrest of Colonel Botzaris,
Greek member Of the Greco-Italian,
boundary commission, is said to be
imminent.
Beautiful Roseiawn Cemetery, not
graveyard, a beautiful well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.l
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Wiley Cafeteria

Wednesday Special: Fried chicken,
country style. Basement Moore Bldg.
Ave C.-(Adv.)
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MONEY bFoRiBoYs AND. CHRIS

The T. G. Power Motor Car Chm
pang IS offefihg the boys ,andl girls, of
Montana, dnder f5@ years OF lageSs an
Epppdttunity to earn cash PRIZES. sh9To
the youth of this age Or under who
writes the Best story orDebsay on
t'Why We Should Bhy a. Stud baker'
they will gi#eaa prize of SITS hna gold,
with .S255in gold forothe second best
Stony and IS 18aiat goldnforo the. third
best STORY Thedcompetitioh closes
j unaii15si and allie who j conf template,
ientauing sthiso tinterestingG contest
should write the IT, CaPoweF Motor
Car q Company Helena for pafticHlars
before sMaYo15 Here is, an ehsYl way,
f9E4 the boys and girls Of Montana to
yin cash PRIZES viii. very little effort.
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..FIR|'||'E||:'C'klLE|||:ES.

Don't Hide. Theml With - oVPiI;1 Re
i"9@ move Them Win othinf-T ASH
9'-' 0aSoioio QUIZ IBs1Dd
This preparation for the Treatment
Of 'freck1es, is 'usiaIly so successful in
removing freckfes attd giving al clear,
beautiful corhplexioh tfiat i'd is.sold
under Jguarahtee itosref und the money
II IL fails. iBDDfIbni hoBo 70 na,ni
anD6hs ihideijyoJr 9freekles under a
veiIp get AnNounce of oOthine and re-
move them. ii Even theIfirst few applir
cationsi should showia wendeF full Inn
emit som slofetheslightdr .fg sSGlkj7
nBe sura ttniaskithe druggist for the
double strangt ht Othipe; lit Isl this that
is Sold on the money back gu rantee.
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1
States dandnH anada al and ItheI problem
PDflh ousingi and efDods%ilb beya serious
InRe. szThei Great iNoFtherpH has iarz
ranged for the USE Of OPP Of the two
tracks that sun from Shelby to- Gut
FlAaqk, "a distance of1r2Obi miles, on
Which to sBHpt sleeping ears From
Winnipeg alone comes a. reqhest for
side trackage for two special trains
/ Of Pulfmah cars, and Although the
articles, for til T. III ght have d OF BEEN
sighed railroads. report man y reser-
vatfons for Sleeping car accoh 1hnb da-
lions from remote places. All the
towns within al radius S6f 1907 miles
will be- full Of strangers, herb TO see
the fight and 1.-THE little to wa that
had tSunerVe to- go TOUT and get9itI III
All over Montana preparatt onsaares
being made by thousands of paopIe
to SPEND al few efaysSin Shelby duHing
the time that It'll d. world ief lfistiafiaI
willa haFeaits focuss there. 1.-the Monn.
+ananB Reiaexperienced4 travellers.
Mesd1of THE mi lEqiU tigd Ito Shelby in,
motors, in groups, and take h their
cooks. and food and bedding, as well
as ts,5with them. 4 TAT least 10000
HptDme hiles sWiH be parked in and
around Shelby, and it is understood
thats special arrangements viii be
MADE foriaJ hYges CAMP to oaedc9mt96-
date these. motorists, manyg4 iwh8ffr
are arranging to take their wives and /
sw4teseatheaFtssN With them 10 Fpra tie
nonce SHELBY wil1a be the largest Gems
tet 6f population between bHhnead|
1ofis, Seattle and Denver;5i and it
hight Be- a "gootf time, Rto II kej the
census iof,. the Seif metr6p 81. .
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details of the Forthcoming annual
conventions of the association, which
willa be held in Billings June rs, 26
and 2zat nil" -4.l~A L9AlA#
: Mr.. Tate briefly reviewed THE i'm
5pertant work accomplished during
the past year under the efficient sec
Fetafyship ef~H. w. SchneH, Sf Kali
Iispeu, and the loyal support lof the
membership A~aAa4 t,lu 1.ii
.sbAt the. convention held last year
Boulder Hot Springs lit Wis re-
solved to again double the amAm ber-
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10y wi M 40 LUMBY,, =. .lL-lEE.GloMAlRE,
]. ] WH0mADlE POSSIBLE sHHEL BY
!. :5 Il: BATTEEsF0R GHElAldMIRBt0NS HlP

J 10 slilalqmo2 bne -aiRiIai ST.
KTHiS islaboutoLoNtl
III lo1nlore ldllan iatlyDHe els
! iihg4eat champions ship Z
Shelby Oh JtHyl4iii2sqs bal
tn = Whefthe members pf5it i
idea Of bringing the fightI!ff'
commander of theaL egipn.
Mike COLLINS ,dStdaPaiiii box
aa Thetwep hadqtheir weHl
qiisiteo?i THIS was LnfSeetf by
Mo1dhhii1b55y Interested the C
another $50, 900, ,anfd thiF fl
was depDsited9swithlS
ISr,11o -raEr7 ~
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Then came sEentf ettbleso inside the
Legion. A number ofPests pretested
bringing Dempsey topSMon4
tana. The executive conmitteedo3
Interstate. organization almost spill led
Etheobeans by the passage of asset of
resolutions, repudiating the ideaa thai
the negotiations we're being conduct
| ed under the auspices of the state or
| ganfzation ii MoltmbyS, then in Salt
Lake, came back With the statement
that he was acting for local organiza1,
lions of the legion in Shelby and
Great Fails.
Then ,Melumby planned his coup
d'etat for publicity. Kearns, mana
ger of Dempsey, who, by the way rs
3|';I|IE II ;l +! ,;, :; &
placed his airplane and services as
pilot ash ASolumby's disposal. One
morning the two hoped off and flew
to the Mormon capital, but when the1
white winged bird Of the north had
alighted in =Saltg Lake. City, Kearns
had gone, ostensibly to Los Angeles
on aneuBgent business GRAND. Mama
Mso i the Waving KidAnili'ii
Molumby waved the 100000
drafts ahouS his head, to show tnet
newspapermen of Salt Lake that he
was talking by the card finhncfali y1s
and declared he would follow Kearnslf
ar 0ver the United States to- bring4
about conference. The Associated |
Press, with its news nose to- 1thet
ground, heard, apdi5ashed al pieoesof |
publicity, perhaps 100 words, yab outl
the young man from -MSF6nta naiiiwifh }
tbs. dough- WIG VAS sEz atalki1 g dab6ut1
the Impossible. 81
Then. Molumby and Vance, flew
as9 YS85ggxs Ss$ &c. fs cay
inc. its news put to Is, 1000 news
papers with all the people of the /,
United States and Canada as read
ers.zcarrieaca { httIesstory about him
and She .igsgJ 81 10 III
10 Fsf ON sGred Balls Moluhby" and
Minneapolis, KeaTHs T.
went on east before Molumby arrived. l.
Molumby then flew to Cff1ch co. and T.
slEs, 1an n9aRf ef So ssts sn
It's ambitions. Incidentally, 5fti0was4'
llgasthat Shelby
vas the center of the new oil indus
.ry of northern Montana. AtaGhizi IL
,agos Molumby Snally got * learns Dm f-
he Iohgs distances witesi4 Newly olk, !
Ind this led to an agreement toofightIJ
p ShslRYss natssisy q iii siaptI
Every day now the Associated
Press is carrying story about. Shelby \
.pdAs the time spTpaehes, the sport "
,ages of thousands of daily news I
,apers will teen with Shelby news.
t will soon be the fashion ito. say r
own east, when taIkingi about some
western. city: How far III Butte from "a
q sS4 tBs sJsts ss $ll9 now E gs
US for the asking, andl all betause ~
talsHaoG%k SSsb h Ia %ssl !:
81 Bfesa 9sf 7eias, n Smelling Mlsg
~ BattleeAafar off, will journegE c
cross the continent to sse thiEi fight,i 10
pacas far, as Montana IL cd nnarnedt IL
hef viii. be. m Shelby onN Julys4 tQla+
ian. -. $40 moo lid
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,lumby, of Great Falls, the Legionaite,s #ho,
!, nladeap possible the agreement to hold the
attic between Dehipseyoand OibHons at
e ~ =
e American Eegion at Shelby conceived the
Shslby,itbhey ealfsd in otlfnH y, State
IMolufnby Icommandeered the services of
spromoter.toa s2eT y4M to yah ~
eutgeut forT5henos1Gasha was tfreafirst re-
tfie ifaisitig s5f $4,000 or fraereaihi Shelby
eat Fails Cotnnlertiat club; which raised
ldI f,SfOOl 900, earnest money of good faith
SzEerd, slaeIPresident lofs the llIlEIeAt Falls
sd3 Te11s emi1 yug ts Lefiirsy bng goas
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-05-11

RAU's QUALITY CHICKS, the lHEing Leg
a horns. None better at any PRIZE. Our 40
years experience back of thfSe chicks.
, Free price list tells it all. Rails Quality
b Hate che w. 1T aso ma tWash.
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tered stock from prize winners. highest
peltlvaiues y prolific breeders; priced right.
Ranch plans and other valuable itiforma-
ton. Correspondence invited. III
MONTANA SILVER BLACK FOX co.
sj0J 5nI MissouIa, Montana ~
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Al grriciuillttuiir i and Grazing
t2l S15djO ;a0inii3 gaod5BB
. !: L l|!'|,l j ID
90 hsfS1fsIoa I'd ion DiDona i0d
.0faitha Anaconda. Cope: !.
Mining Co, OIL EaalS,yytaT Terms


Z n5Iblid3 Ti5dj bns nW0 7n =
1oDafBying isda type 1efi1f& rtnihig'
pr bestliadapte ito thes timhared sec
Eitippss ohsKsstarR Montana Most
u otatAAa Land laapb be- conyRrtsf fnte
4 pastpHe AT 5YeFR little expense land
EIa9jrg c9Rsb will yield "a sRlendFdl
i profit fGon the h land d, wit he utsthe
i necessity Of removing the sFumps,
although Issygffffifsiiesnt5 aGfreage must
", : Winfsf s f H g5aGeStf6hs with WITH
: dafryyiinnlgy,h fpgs and poultry should
take an IMP ortant part. nA11 fruits,
Ferries and sgafdenl truck thrive; +,
field CROPS 1T grain, scf5teI, tim
9ootthy, \ potatoes and st6ek roots, do
well. 5iinono35 100000 .+OgS DIN
missy Out are bayfng 4at qvaAues fixed i
bByb espef4enceda lsppraisers, shfp!'
ped iof promotion charges CON-
; missions and sother trim ftigs,,
iwh&ehI are Jus1aldp Iafi ded Abef6r q IT
Teacasesnthe TANNER. a1WeIWill aid
gnn dB eiecting afloeataanl That ds Y
adapted to Tourfmeeda, agYo j Dn7
49, s.s..I A
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no. Classified %
% Jon b91nGII6M Dove lA51
1Isq u BUSINESS ISL has5 c II Ssdts LEY 10
BkfcR HOTEL, big money maker mus
be sold $4,000, including furniture; {
| snap for some one. Requires some cash
| 5bakahee easy o. per cent? Lori Iwilb tal5e
$1,000 in trade. What have you? # ,
George Everett, esWdshingtonn ------ =
% 111S77 FARM wAHfEbl s. Ih5N
cIsfT5B66YERB Want Moa9a nj ifafias pes
McNown, $1s wilkinson. Omaha, Neb.
~ rot safF OH lExdHKNcf : 40
16O ACRES Irrigated hay rranch,i u located
1te6 Gar TO 4ogk-after. Box 14s. Great FalIs
LIyEsTocK ToE SALE
sdfFiceable agesS $500 to S125.00.
Colonial Stock Farm, Esmond, n. u.
srnytsR lBBAdsS.ALAsKA BLUE FOXES
CHOICE SILVER BLACK and ALASKA
BlYe Foxes. Reid HEEL B24a19elHs4 3al
9biam b9IsJ sEEpsi 1911 bsl2I
ALFALFA SEED, bhotod 1890 cents lD4e
Rad-Clover medium, zoe; Alsike, 11-2Oc;
ssExEent Clover, 15c; Timothy, 12e!| Feazle'
Seed Co, Jerome, Idaho.
HIGH AE9 RIgiEe 44e r fsf 4S3
Sc. termination, "a per cent. NJ. Meador,
Nobwbod, Idaho. DIled JIlebl5 uJIM
w Yaa5Ib pBaNEsbnB ll5m 1s5
e Grown own TEaAS4g1 lbs b sS cent e
will grow. Strawberries, Sen. Dunlap,
s1.25 per hundred; $500 -Pgy thpuF4 4da
Progressive Everbearing, ,$ 1;9q per 6 nun,
YEAR salN do7a5 , 6oeseberriesiI il . seasl
Ssast saa s s9a sg8 f Sdd Es&
ETsAsSa aIsP4 5bsSf GdfpR Peah
spgaRns, 81 hundred. Cauliflower, s1.25
NTfS7ffdred. Cabbage early transplanted,
81 hundred. All kinds Of vegetable and
b ssai9Bg AL P H aRa 6 rarissa
eEgexal Companyd R2z9ma4e M2nt99Ppa4 sg9I
BEEKEEPERs' sUPPLIEs-HoNEY
SXTRAcTED Honey f1tF1iIedC, TbaF dud- \
ity, delicious flavor. Two 5-gallon cans, |
qss sSstpes YsifR 4e 99F sI 2S saS fissa bd
sapesHeht fyifhtorderlPhti ts[ tsnae aialiteryIE
Mountain Bee Co. Billings, Mont.
'o ana f babsy WEss f Sfee csf95
list. c.. L. Pinney, lie Mars, Iowa.
s. r55 Bib
limo .aqGet HffsOh 9spoH Il
.laIRHeaI '1r6 d fbldl FTP S5sRfF 1s 81
TSdrfD you LIKE TO BE A STOCK |
holder and be in on the ground floor in
a +
dividends assured? l owned the land
N SsEsfSE + il3fiaa. ~ Z, Sssss,
friaaSdil IA 1 s-l XXI @
geology map of oilfield. W. M. Freeman,
President, Freeman Oil CempapE Free
man Bldg. Pauls yEifk Hi0fYfa ,sI1I
Nj, n. A.-WK-5-7-23
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5BR0WEs JWha TEfiLa9GHORNS4 WHITE
Wyandottes, Rhode Island Hads, Buff
- 0rpfastdRsiJ oFifteen leggs, $1.5n postpaid.
Order baby chicks well in Alliance, in
sure delivery, on date wanted{N Live de-
fHferyb fphdHEaeed. Edgar Severson,
Stanley. North nakofa iii
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1sidss Lewistowns IA Il divorced has beeni
granted Mrs. Carl Riddick, wife of
the former congressman, from ~ Mon
tana. "
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TURKEY EGGS-MammOth Brtihze Gold
bank Strain. Large, health5u vigorous
s stSffk 4bggS, 4QQf f3eh prepala H. W.
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Classified
ms F0ULaTAkhlY,I II ohHIIITddKs, EaEs

BABY CHIX, 10 varieties; breeding stock,
eggs for setting, incubators, oil and coal
diesd write as Your wants. IIlDorsh
Greenfield Company, Butte. Montana
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SILVER BLACK i FOX !. RANGING

Is the most
profitable Of all .
i've stock J M {.
dustries.Hl ws 9
lcan % pOpI W
Durebred reRis-
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Ts8 Bissa aA' gEsIi ae fl 4 IS
ting BHtlesAafar off, Will j
across the continent to sse thi
,apdeas sfaE,as Montana IL uni
She viii be, IA Shelby on July
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,349it4 QR.EH hIaet5 d9p, fenced, whtered, IA
miles from LewiSt0wp, $40 pe1ibcre. Ed.
$ Ec1aa1tJ lDeH fstosSh / Montana.
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TsI1aBM ,sasSDs7 T0R SAFE

I, -sahpRL, gsHte and, electric light line.
sblehdfd' cheap ff9er water right. CASH
bmsrBets at 0aeab capntry and, creamery.
No buildings. A rare bargai1Nat $500,
with long terms Immediate Bbssession.
' TIE BARTLETT- BOLEN CO.nR Coulter
BLOCK, Hamilton. Montana. "
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oh I don't know about that now" whined voice.
Copyright, 1929

1 Pie Land and let Evcn.Stoven be
king again.
You arc brave children 10 attempt
20 much. said the old woman. "Whv.
an army Of 4 hundred thousand sol
dicrs and a hundred thousand guns
tried to put Jack Straw out ono time.
hit the minute he saw them coming.
he turned the ring on his thumb
around. and 10 behold. they bCCImc
minro-mcat at one"
"Wr'rr not afraid. just the same. q"
>roffcG Nick. Come. Nancy, lCt'>
VAT, Wait, Wait, cried the
old wom"n. My eggs may help YOU.
TAKE them along and whenever VOL
ere in trouble. break one The irr~
mountain is not the only thing you
will have 10 overcome.
She handed Nick Tho basket. and
D1lling her dog. hobbl"d away before
'5H Twins could thank hor.
beside, they We're too much aston
iSh"I to speak. for they saw. to thoir
amaz0m"nt. that tho dog was made ~
chocolate cake and had pink icing ear,
and the old lady was made nj card
beard and = : flat rs a tin-pan.
"ShC'S only cUt-out.' GasrNd
Nancy. "Sho'S been hcwitchod tco
No wonder She wanted To- help Us.
TO 10 continued