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AMI TINE or days work or laundry, out
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HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
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FINANCIAL
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JANITOR, colored desires position, best
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TWO VERY YOUNG BROTHERS AND LIT
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont,d.

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PERSONS DESIRING TO ACQUIRE FLU
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.1EI.T--MAIlE.

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course lack of funds like some responsible
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office
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Will BoRRD EMPLOYED COUPLE WITH
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pinnng
apparent the most uninteigent observer
participant beginning
opposition
that
the delegations
authorized interviews opposition
their subdaon by
to delegations other informed observers
delegations the
their
INSCRIPTIONS
might reasonably
practically unanmty opinion
Boulder the of this state.
concllsvy
willing the
of
That should
all the the their plans future
fight will the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-08
EIectrocuIture Is Humbug


extravaganza electricity
While electricity performs miracles strange
worked
sometime claims electro
BEEN
carrying plates, electricity
into
growing plants stimulated
American agricultural
benefited appi
either productivity and the
remains recognized farm industry in this country
the yield wheat
biological Investigations when is
grown positively
is wenw field trials"
particular avail govern
Arlington Virginia
Collins
sometimes better than the Others
with inconsistency that neither
disproveS the theory"
pillow
easily believed the current
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perceptibe adhesion
reports pillow
the of the soil and
said
experts delncaton
Of performance is impossible
justified considering therefore that stranger
offering will double banking
the scientific
will found which will
productivity SOIL when that the federal
experts
experimentation
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-08
American Labor Untarnished

Labor convention in Los Angeles
Thursday the
labor would have nothing to do with Russian
tribute the intelligence OF
labor would
nothing do with
accepted better capital
n country.
Other statements declaring labor entitled
produce advanced appliances appears
a logical statement situation
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Russian popagandsts had
The fear OF Comps
the sanch Amecansm that
Of Labor for might leadership
groundless
than by dispute over
factory
having anything to do
danger
n
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OF
furnishing the
appliances factory production gained position
the
today any
of Illinois In
btumiaous fields the
familiar appears
out increasing the miners the
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the simply
greater production workers.
1t would seek that the American Federation
production working necessarily
being
they but co-ordinates Of each other
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-08
THE BOSS OF MEXICO
Tucson Starr


chief difference between
ballots
Federation
industry
pessi
unsteady
government
thinking
department
president
good the president the
In is in
republic politics vocation;
will orderly industrial situation
Behind this situation
their occupations
whether candidate another the
president
honestly MY great
Mexican people?
orderly
a
slaughter their nation
Industry although
passed world its IS
with all
virtues constitutional the restraint that them
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-08
WASHINGTON Al
LETTER SKI
BY RODNEY BUTCHER, NEA Service Writer.

WASHINGTON-T selection of'
Dwight Morrow as ambassador to
Mexico appears to have given some
of the high officials OF our state de-
partment polite pain.
Not that they object to the fact
that Mr. Morrow is one of the
Morgan partners, but they see in this
appointment both virtual repudia-
ton of the Kellogg iron hand policy
toward Mexico and another neart
so dear to the departments don1inat-
ing diplomatic clique.
Mr. MorroW'S methods are expected
/ to be somewhat different from those
OF James R. Sheffield, his predecessor.
Mr. Sheffield was q man after the
state departments heart. He knew,
or thought he knew, that you can't
, treat Mexicans like you treat real
Americans. Mr.. Morrow has yet to
learn that, if ever he does.
One of the things Mexicans point
out is that Mr. Morrow probably will
demonstrate that he has a mind OF
his own and will not pay too much
attention to interested members of
the American colony in Mexico City,
who will be glad to give him an
eartul On what bad lot the Mexicans
are. In this respect, it is said, he
will be different from Mr.. Sheffield.
Some Mexicans will howl along
with some of our own anti-adminis-
tration politicians at the idea of send
ing a Morgan man down to them.
Others will suggest that their coun-
trymen sit tight and see how Morrow
behaves" But the Gales government
is inclined to regard Morrow's APP
pointment as friendly gesture and
probably will try to meet him at
least half way 1t will regard him
as the emissary of Coolidge rather
than of Kellogg.
In contrast, Ambassador Sheffield
seemed to spread an aura Of dislike
among the Mexican people and those
members of the government with
whom he allowed himself to come in
contact. Finally the Mexican govern
ment obtained certain correspondence
between Sheffield and Kellogg in
which some very strong recommends
tions, were made and it became evil
dent that Mexico City wasn't quite
the place tor Mr.. Sheffield any more.
Later, Mr.. Sheffield packed his trunks
and came home.