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New Britain herald., 1927-11-25
Leading Stake Trotter
 Brings S15.000 on Block

New York, Nov. 25 (Pp-Clara Bascom, a five year old gray mare by Peter Scott and out of Grayla, was sold to Tommy Murphy at the Old Glory horse auction here yester- day for S15,000. Oliver Cabana, Jr., of Elmira, N. r, was the pur- chaser. Clara Bascom has a record of 2:n4 and was declared by Murphy to be the coming stake trotter for 1928,
 Isola's Worthy, consigned by Ben White, brought $19,7oO from pr. Edwards of the Walnut Hill farms. The brilliant three year old bay lilly is by Guy Worthy out of Isola the Great and a sister 10 Ilo Guy. Tommy Murphy, for 20 years one of the foremost figures in harness racing, made his formal adieu in dispoSng of his last seventeen head from which he realized s33,345 for an average of S1,902.
 Adam, chestnut colt by Arion Guy and out of Selka. which was sold last March for s25, 900 was sold to Isidore Schlcsinger of Vienna, Austria, for s2,000 The colt was sent to Walnut Hill farms to run out but developed lameness.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-25

treasury will tempt the government 10 go into business In other words, business would like to see a large tax reduction and too little money in the treasury to allow any expensive schemes for handling farm surplusses, for creating a mer- chant marine owned by the govern ment. for building power plants on the Colorado river, or for operating Muscle Shoals power plants.
 Representative Shell. one ot the powerful leaders Of the house of representatives. has just returned from a visit to Muscle Shoals. He says Muscle Shoals is the most mag nificcnt hydro electric plant in America, and he ought 10 know, for he owns large power interests him self. He thinks that power plant should be put 10 work by the gov ernment. If no acceptable offer is made by private interests. but he does not think that power enter- prises should be undertaken on the Colorado river. He believes that the government should spend only such money there as is necessary for flood control.
 Certainly the appropriations com mltiee will do what it can to curb appropriations for projects not ab- solutely necessary. In fact, Chair man Madden has said that the com mittee may pare the budget down to a lower figure than that recom- mended by the bureau of the budget and the budget Is usually too small 10 satisfy pork grabbing congress- men.
 At the other end Of the nations finances, the ways and means com mittee is carefully drafting its tax reduction measure so that no def- cit will occur. Certainly the result ing cut will be less than the s400,- 00O, 000 urged by the democrats and the chamber of commerce, but it will probably be more than s225,- 100000. The people with incomes between s16,O00 and s90.000 will probably not get as much relief" as has been demanded. The cor poration income tax will probably be reduced from 13 1-2 per cent, as it now is, to II 1-2 or F per cent. It Is doubtful if either the theater and amusement admissions tax, the automobile tax. or the federal in heritance tax will be eliminated.
 But whatever form the final tax bill and the final appropriations bills take, the result will not be reached until after vigorous battle In con. gress.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-23

s.nl neuoses,.y 10 see what chances England has
And here is "proletarian and national organza-
ton" as n Jordana designates the Georgian social
democratic party, laying it's greatest hopes on
split of the European proletariat
THE influence of the avowed opponents of Boil
shevism among the workers has been rapidly in
creasing" is what Ramishvil joyfully reports to
his c. c. In point of fact half of the labor fraction
of the British parliament cherishes an avowed ha-
tired to Bolshevism" lis it only haf?). off as
result of the Chinese events there should be war,
the British government will recruit in the course of
two weeks voluntary army of half million" 1t
would seem that there could be no more optimistic
perspective, would it not? But the beginning of
the next sentence betrays the proletarian" author
He says: at would be much easier to defeat Boil
shevism in France. :" Ahai In other words
Boshevk defeat in England is not so easy after ALL
Ell?
ONLY after taking the example of France with it's
followers of Renaudel" did Ramshvil find
courage to say the following:
''It may be boldly stated that ONCE RUSSIA
WILL BE TRAPPED and she will have recourse
to the sword, neither the workingcIass of Europe
nor that of America particularly will give her any
support :"
Thus, outside of Georgia. in Europe all hopes
based the Tabor fraction" to wit Macdonald
and Co., and the followers of Renaudel" and other
socialist scoundrels, the hand and on the
trap" which is being laid for the USSR by the
the hopes from the "proetarian" side. And what
about the hopes the national" side, viz, on
Georgia?
In this respect, of course, the Georgian bour-
geosie is the first ally. The national democrats
must enter the Committee of Independence" "Ac-
cordng to information the national democratic
party is too weak" writes Ramshvilt. at has no
Central Committee. 1t is necessary to organize
such centre that the latter would be able to
strengthen the amiradjibi and the Gvazava. If it
will be impossible to establish such a centre any,
where else then establish it somewhere in your
neighborhood"
If there is Miliukov then you must invent one.
N. Jordania does not write in vain in his letters
that "OUR AIM TO UTILIZE ALL ANTI-BOL-
SHEVIK ELEMENTS" The circle of such "ele-
ments" is not limited to the bourgeois democrats
Miliukov and the patriarch Tkhon (if he were only
alive) could also be utilized In a QUESTIONABLE
which Ramishvilli sent to his correspondent there
is the following point: "6.-The position of the
church: is the church still prosecuted the clergy
being arrested exed (give their names)? How
many churches have been destroyed? Are religious
services interfered with or not? Is there special
church tax to that end? Are there any cases of
rdiculing religious people? Are the Armenian and
Moslem temples persecuted?"
Bear in mind that connected in England
with the Archbishop of Canterbury through our
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-24

There were about lao men in the
lineup. They are having another
drive Tuesday.
Miss Emma Unruh spent the week
end at her. home south Of Arena.
George Boelter spent a few days
last week at the capital city.
Mrs. Fred Smith visited with her
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Dagner, Friday.
J. J. Scallon visited his family in
Wing over Sunday.
The Kraft young folks spent Sun
day visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Kraft's.
Gerhart Wicns, who is seriously
i'll. is somewhat improved at this
writing. He is being cared for at
the home Of George Regier.
Allen Frazier was q visitor at the
w. H. Starks home Sunday.
A. c. lsaminger went to Bismarck
Sunday to begin his duties as deputy
county auditor Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Schopp visited
Sunday afternoon at the Mcintyre
home.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. r. =. Kennedy that they
made very successful motor trip
to Upland, Calf, going the southern
route. Mrs. Kennedy said the win
ter there was beautiful. They plan
to return sometime next summer.
Walter Boelter returned home
from Bismarck Friday morning.
Bert Granville was a business call
err in Wing Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft were
shopping in Wing Monday.
Carl Wolf visited his brother Chris
Wolf Saturday and also took in the
rabbit hunt.
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CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR ALLOWANCE AND Az
PROvAL OF REPORT AND AZ
COUNTING OF ADMlNlSTRA-

State Of North Dakota County of
Burleigh.
In County Court. Before Hon. /.
G. Davies, Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of Car
Caroline Donnclly Taylor, De-
J. l.. Bell. Administrator. Petitioner,
John Mccrory. Sarah Preavey. Susie
Day, Katie Gardner. FLORENCE
Cochran. Emma Salzcr, Edith
Harms. viii Mccrory. Sarah But
Ter, Anna Butler. Eliza Tcrhunc.
Frank Chesrown. VIII Chcsrown.
Joseph Chesrown, Guy Chcsrown
and all other persons interested
in said estate, Respondents.
The State of North Dakota to tho
Above Named Respondents:
You and each Of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court of the County of
Eurleigh, in said State. at the Of
County. at the Court House in the
city of Bismarck. in said County
and State. on the 10th day of March
A. d. 1927. at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
to show cause, If any you have, why
tho report and accounting of j. l..
Bell, the administrator of said es-
tate on file in said Court covering
the period from the 18th day OF
July A.. u. 1926 to the first day OF
January A. d. 1927 shall not be al
lowed and approved. The late resi-
dence Of said Carrie ID. Taylor, also
known as Caroline Donnelly Tay-
Tor, deceased. the owner of said cs-
tate, was the city of Bismarck, in
Burleigh county. North Dakota.
Let service be made OF this cita-
ton as required by law.
Dated this 21st day of February
A. d. 1927.
By the Court:
(SeaD !. G. DAVIES,
Judge Of the County Court.
(First publication on Feb. "a, 1870
2/o4-2/
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Arena

Allen Frazier and w. H. Stark
were in Wing Friday after load of
corn.
Otto Rhody was caller at Andrew
Kraft's Wednesday.
Many from our neighborhood at
tended the George Mauch sale Friday,
the 18th. and report everything sold
at very good price.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pleines
Wednesday, Feb. IL, girl.
Mr. Unruh Of south Of Arena was
business caller in town Saturday.
Miss Lucille Millnian spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting at the
Palms home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johns, sons
Norman and Donald, daughters Theo
and Glover were guests of Mr.. &nd
Mrs. Tray knepper, Sunday.
Misses Hanson and Miss Edith
Bird were business callers in Arena
Saturday. Miss Bird teaches in Lcin
No. and Miss Marion Hanson in
Lein No. ).
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pleines were
Wing callers Saturday.
Bill Dechart and sons were callers
in town Saturday.
The horse buyers, Percy Cohan and
George Paseno, were visitors in. this
vicinity during the week, buying
horses. Mr.. Cohan will ship carload
to an eastern market Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Heaton and son
Patrick are moving to Arena where
they will make their future home,
but at this time will store most Of
their household goods. Mr.. Heaton
will manage tho HeatOn and Lam he TT
evening at the Perry home.
A rabbit drive was staged north Of
Arena Saturday and they were sue
cessful in capturing 475 rabbits.