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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19
UN DIPUTADO ESPANoL DE-
TENIDO PoR LAS AUToRrDA-
DEs FRANCESAS

Informan los periodicos neoyorquinos
que ha causado sensaci6n profunda la
noticia, que nadie quiso Greer en- los
primpros instantes,- de que los fun
cionarios franceses del pueblo dc Cerve-
ra detuvieron y prohibieron que siguie-
ia viaie hacia el interior de Francia al
diputado espanol, socialista, sefior don
Julian Besteiro, x-Catedratico de L0-
gica Fundamental de Ia Universidad
Central, de Madrid, V uno de los hon.
bres mas radicales de los distintos ban
dos politicos espanoles.
Resteiro, cuandO fue condenadO a va
rios amos dc prisi0n pOr la Ultima huel-
ga revolucionaria en- Espaha, pOr in
tegrar el COmife de huelga, siempre
Sc caracteriz6 por su admiration a In
Franeia republican, y liberal.
Las autoridades francesas Sc mega
ron dejarle continuar el viaje hacia
el interior de Francia, V es acOmpa
nado por un agcntc de policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

mismo eA los centres popuIoso. qus
en- les huYnIIdes siudades. Ninenaa Faka
tiene el moaopolio de eIlos. son eoao
el mosquito, inseeto eesmoroIita, qus
zumba por tOdo 81 plaHeta y en- toass
los idiomas y diaIeetos eonocidos.
En- las excelentes novelss de f5ektns
eneoRtramos admiFabIes aessr5peienes
de cstableeimientos baneasios eel na-
tiguO Londres De euya repusasisa =
solidez eran pruebas patentes Ia g.
curidad, el poIvo y Las teiaTahas.
iCon que horror no hubieran visss
aqucllOs esviritus f6siles las inssisueio-
mes banearias modcrnas donde todo -
amplitud, riqaesa, Iua = ruIesisuai
Hoy dia el concrete one dsleita =
inspiTa eonfsnza - el que pFessnsa me
jor apariencia, FL que esta msjoF saS.
lido, el mas limpio, eI mAs ARCADE, II
que tiene derendieNtss ssIudablss. e.
lees, risuescs, y mereanefas nsevas.
frescas y hamantes.
Es absurdo pensar qHe IL pfepagan-
da pueda, en- tempo aiguno, signi6
ear inmodestia vanidad cue eem-
prometa Ia dignidad de una esapsesa
antigua. VI eomefeio al adquirir e1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19
''MBntTaS Aemania NC destuya eI fRtiChe de Ia eff
caca 10 pttSerpEsfs Il nsrtiMFttU do "a paz eI pro-
gesO SOcatdice eI London Times. tSegEid t
abisRO social Gatre. lnglateFTa AemaRIa9

en cuenta los deseos de las otras per
sonas.
/ Acusar un. ingles o americana de
.deslealtad en- el juego, es quizas, el
mayor msulto que puede lanzarsele.
Asombro q los ingleses que han admi
RADIO en- el pasado Ia eficacia cientifica
de los hombres cultos de Alemania,
qtre hombres cuya vida fue consagrada
al estudio impersonal a la discipline
mental, sean incapaces de comprender
el aspecto del adversario en- este gran
conAicto.
Pero aquellos que estah mas famila-
riAados con la psicologia de estos ale
names Y. eSpecialmente con su primera
crianza declaration, Sc explican este
fen6menO pOr diversas razones, entire
elias porque faltaron su educaci6n
primera, el deSenvolvimientO de aquel
sentimiento de "iuego limpio,' Y des-
pnes en- su vida adulta, aquellas prac-
ticas de dominic de 81 mismo, con las
cualeS aun los miembros del ConseiO
de los Pares estan familiarmente cons
ttuidos.
Este sentimiendo del "iuego limpiO'
mo puede ser adqnirido por un acto in
telectual consciente de volici6n, adop-
tamdolo como una formula para diri-
gir la conducta humana, ese clue
90 limpiO" debe ser espontaneamente
desenvuelto Y establecido en- perfecta
libertad para los iugadores mismos.
Toda violencia en- su libre desenvOlvi-
mientO y practica tiene que contra
riar su in1ujo moral. Sc robarfa asi
al jueg0 su espontaneidad Sc elimi
maria el sentimientO del honor en- los
cheques, Sc suprimirian la libertad v
el dominic de 81 mismO de la comunidad
de los gobernantes.
Los alemanes, dice cl Chimes" no
han comprendido ESQ. La gimnasia he
cha bajo la direction de TN maestro,
los iuegos establecidos pOr una ley
por edictOs dc "arriba' Y siste-
matizados segun principles higienicOs
militaristas para servir fines de
pura ndole militar hurocratica tie
men que contrarreStar los efpctos emf
ncmtemente rurales EN- la production
del caracter que hacen de los juegos
iagleses uno de los grandes pilares
de Ia nacionalidad.
I'm Ia guerra los alemanes han que
rido mitar despu6s de censurarlos co
mo mucstra de frivolidad, los iuegos
dcporics del eitrcito inglts del frente,
y hacen que incgue tambitn su propio
bosar una csqUema Official dc incgos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

La voz rutina Sc deriva de "ruta -
Y signifea seguir una misma vcreda
dia tras dfa, desdehando nuevas orien-
taciones y hacienda case omisO lie Ia
voz del progreso que clama por CONT
nua renovation.
Rutinario es aquel que Sc aferra a las
practicas preteritas y cree que tOda
complicated con el progreso cvolaiivo
empafia So nombre de persona seria v le
qaita la costra de Tespetabilidad a su
negocio.
FL comerciante rutinario desprecia
la publicidad mercantil considerando-
la una treta de los editores de peri6-
dicos que van a caza de incautos que
les ayuden a sufragar los gastos de
publication, sin sospechar siquiera que
la mission original y Gnica de la prem.
sa fue dar information a sus leeto-
res que solo reiteradas instaneias
del comerciO consinti6, despues de larga
lucha, ceder espacio para propaganda.
B6stale, despues de todo, el que sus
antepasados gobernaran el negOcio sin
necesidad de avisOs, para que II los
iuzgue improcedentes inneeesarios,
titles, ST acaso, empresas dc medic
pelo que necesitan para subsistir del
bombo dc la notoriedad.
Los rutinarios Sc encuentran en- to-
das parties Y en- todos los elimas, 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

Ne eomplssee - aesmpssarie eos.
del Registro del servieie por seseseie@
en- Puerto Rico, enfre 80 euales 6wwra
su nombre.
~ trssmitir essa eoPia, assee Ilamas
su atenei6a haeia h eAsta ael Uobeg.
nador (iBserta en Ia pEEiHa - fsii-
eitando q los miemhroa de las iunsaa ae
distrito y locales. y desee exrrssarie Is
mas eHmpIidas grasias , nj essimseisa
personal ror Ios seSvisios pasristiens
v efcientes que tan Iealmente ha pres.
tado listed . ~ rasFia = . 81 gsbtsvas.
Per Ia Ley del sesvieie per seleeeisa.
de tomar partisipaeisa ea h graa D.
cha muHdial por II jusiieia, IL hbeTtaa
corresponds a las ianfas Ioealee rp-
elutar eI ejsreito Naeisnal qus hahsa
y Ia humsnidad; y VISITED, como miem-
bro De diehas junfaA senia Il debef ~
iuzgar las eondiciones De sss sonveei-
mos para oeupar sus paestos en- este
gran ejsreisn. Esta tarea, . wees, re-
guerra de usted FL mayor saesifeis
y un gran valor moral al resolver CO.
bre Ia exeRei6n y ieeusiamienso -
vuestros eoneiudadanos Del servieie
Militar y para veIar porque esaa eass
faese resaeItO impareiaimeate eoa II
justieia y equidad para todos y eada
uho de sus eonvecinos, asf eomo tam-
bien para eon el gobiefno. Essoy a.
tamente satisfeeAo del Fssultado del
trabaio ' de que nineuno A. Ios ssisss-
bros dc essa grsa .orgsnisaei6a Ne
traieiOnado a su patria nj q sus eouve-
einos al poneF en- prketiea Ia Ley dsl
Servieio pOr seleeci6a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

FL London Times ocupandose de este
asunto, dice que Ia direction Y Opo-
sici6n entire alemanes G ingleses no ea
una question de raza, sino, mas ben
de nn sistema de educaei6n nacionai,
consciente G inconscicnte, basado sobre
la historic Y especialmente efcaz eh
estos iiItimos dias.
Hay sin embargo, muchas causas de
este antagOniSmo, que no caen dentr0
de esta breve enumeration, como por
eiemplO, Ia organization militarista Y
burOcratica de la sociedad alemana.
FL ideal del caballero como una norma
social fila De Ia clase de la vida so
cial inglesa @ implica el axioma de
que todos los caballeros- como ia
les, ig0a1es on el comercio social; este
no existe en- Alemania. FL sistema
iararquico aleman lleva facilmente cl
embotamiento del SentimientO de justi-
cia en- el lihre comercio dc los hOmbres.
No solo sc establece la diferencia su-
perfcial en- Ia fOrma del saludO de
acuerdO con la categOria del saludado,-
sino que Sc extiende al tono en- el len
puaie en- las maneras imprimiendO
constantemente Ia superiOridad en- los
unos la inferioridad en- los otros. Es-
te sistema puede ser eficaz on Ia vida
militar: perO en- Ia vida social sofoca
cl sentimiento de hhertad, simpatia y
1usticia.
81 estas v otras instituciones y carac-
terfsticas sociales de Alemania, diane
tralmente opuestas a la de Inglaterra,
hacen impossible la compression mdtna
Sc pOnen mas de relieve EN- la vida
adHlta, hay que retroceder a los prime
ros pasos de Ia educaci6n iuvenil, para
apreciar unO de los principales facto-
res que establecen tales diferencias Y
antagonismoS personales.
Con mayor eficacia Que casi todas
las esferas de Ia vida, ensefan los i'm
,gleses en- los juegOs Ia subOrdinaci6n de
los prOpiOs deseos un fin Y prOp6sit0
collective, Ia Suppression del tenor y de
todas las fOrrnas de la indulgencia con-
sligo mismo Ademis, por profnnda Y
apasiOnadamcnte que So anhele 81 fin
del trianfo, hay que iugar amoldando-
Sc a todas las reGlaS de .iusticia y bon
dad, y hay que dar los rivalcs las
no;cYnoS s1ocsbi 1o,,1no ,ln trinn fo Ec-
to representa- I'm snprcmo Csfuerzo y ana
actividad para loGrar IN abnegacidn de
81, cosa que en- el lrnguaie Glos6Iieo
predilecto de los alemare& ilamaria
obictividad " imagination altrnis
ia. Esa abnegaci6n ignora los de
seos personales, y por cl contrario, tienc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

paastsa, bussa assasssllas n dsanada
= - sals. ssss - aessF.l - suaases
u~iBss Iisisa essGA 3 - sat=aaa pass
IexsaS ~ 81. Uss as essss mefiss -
IL pssnsa pssi6aisa.
~ - imVFspso amgmetas pof4ne 81
snunsts ttsssMu8s . "msasFmiame.
- inpsUpss lKuAlaseass ulanbsaa Il -.
tabsssim1emss esn lss eassasisa. psss
ella isd5ss tssAies - avaass ssbss
lss utsoass aasiamss. No ss tasse cue
sespssuss snas innovnsienss y Fsaha.
esnos styas.
ouien dijs cue "h esiginaiiaad -
sisavst pFsaastiva" sslahlss3s - pFs.
eepso sSaaswsas - h sapssisasia. A
Ios innovmdsses perssaessa bns hemtsss
de "A iaieiatIva , - frusss a. 80 dss.
sabsimithts. Las &c ~ vsa okiiesdos
q seewss tas haellAs A. - asmss vaa
sssmpss reglaasasA. a5maiaa al stbis
A. h ffbula qse - vsia ehaI9ade .
alimeutaras A. Ias htevtas qus nsFeias
ba 81 sssIs Il gss y Iisvssa u dsiaa'
terra.
,sesmss isnsvaasssst IssrsFt@ssss
ds 10 ssAda sSiIIaaai
Les q. Meals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

Csws &C. attslH8amw3as ells Il o.
besas8sss 'sPss esss sesvtsis mesessis
ssr rwsssdm1ss zee grasitua pus tDdoa
- essssssass patsistas - - Esta.
sss rasasa." , - pssde aErsxas, sss
tedss las 4ae mmaa n Hbestaa dei
aasss. . ssrs fssss - ~ psssssas 80
ss servieis eatfi5sies. ~.1
~ reaerisaas asksp n buena vsivns
sad . impeFsialitaa go qus ~ esa-
plsas msea Il dsbsF qse y fsf im-
psesss. ssa fseswnasia . essfa ds
esanaes saerississ. ns sieass ssxuIiass
a. haa~e easnls msssamas D mssed 81
esss Kssa sssa. e. h ssassxeita as gss
~ ssFvieiss psssssass Pss rs jsniaa
A. distrSss , issaiss O. Pusrss niso
perasrarka e. h kisissia e eta isia
eonss essFslIa ssfulsenss.
Ia Aeh q ssrsleis a. essas jsniss
- savidiahls, = ssisy ssznss &c h
ieslsaA pasrssaisma. hsmEsas1 y es-
sieneia a. - mismhsss - pasasa svr
sspessass - aiaemA sssAs pasts De
los Estaaes Cms4os.
Il obsa qss . usssd ssssspsads ds
asassds sen h Ley q eesvieie pr
seIeesi6a ess& tosando . - termino;
qseaa sasea@ssse ssaps1af y disps-
ner - lss arsAivss. y ~ asds q qss
ussed eontinuarA aenempeaaaas esi-
meass ~ ssbss Aaesa qss - haya da-
A. = si't@s psss.
"a . a-yus ssasi3tsssiea, qusdo
ds usssd fssWtseu4ntsts
Sen n wxxscos.
Ayudaass Gssssai q Pssrss NEE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

no destruya el fetiche de la eficacia
V no sustituva el ideal del superhom-
bre por cl ideal del caballero, no po-
dra cooperar plenamente con los de-
mas paises para el mantenimiento de
la paz V el prOgreso social.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01
Oatman Items
Special Correspondence to the Mohave County Miner

Jack lilly, of the Armour Packing Company, was In town Tuesday ana Weanesday.
 r. A. Stiles and wife are in town, staying with MT. Stiles parents. MT. Stiles has just been released from the navy.
 There will be dance at the Star Theater Saturday night. Mrs. Lee Penrod entertained several of her friends at Mrs. Jim Moore's Saturday night. Delightful refresh ments were served, and music was the entertainment of the evening.
 Ed. Half, formerly of the firm of Half and Colwell, here, was in town this week.
 Mrs. Harry Le Claire went to King man Tuesday on business. She Will not return for several days.
 Scotty Stewart, district attorney, was in Oatman Tuesday. MT. Stewart went duck hunting with several other men from here.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Smith went to Los Angeles Sunday for weeks vacation. MT. Smith is the druggist at the Oatman drug store.
 Dr. A. B. Carmichatel was in King man Wednesday.
 Misses Sylvia Poole and Jessie Cor don of Kingman, were over to spend Sunday.
 John Harris was over from King man Wednesday.
 Archie Storms and MT. Smith came in town Tuesday from Camp Lewis, Washington, both having been dis charged from the service. MT. Storms was here before he went into the army, and is a brother of Elmer Storms.
 Bill Mackie, deputy sheriff, was transferred to Kingman this week. Jack Sullivan, from Kingman, is talk ing his place here.
 Wm. K. Smith and son, Lynn, were in town from Los Angeles Thursday. Lynn was lieutenant in the army alntil seven weeks ago, when he was honorably discharged. The Smiths are heavily interested in property in the Oatman vicinity, and are here to look over the situation. MT. Smith used to be connected with the Oatman Drug Store.
 Edgar Leonard Hightower, six months-old baby of MT. and Mrs. E. Hightower, died after a short illness Wednesday night. The baby was buried here, Thursday.
 C. R. Van Marter and son, Law renee, were in Oatman Thursday.
 Mrs. Blanche Porch was in King man for several days this week, to see her son, Ralph, who was passing through on his way to France. Ralph will be on one. of the transports which help carry the soldiers home from lover there."
 c. w. Maier of the Mossback, re- turned from Los Angeles the early part of the week, where he has been for about week, on business trip. w. K. Ridenour returned from Kingman, Thursday.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01
L,tthf;eH
Special Correspondence to the Mohave County Miner

The farmers are all busy putting m their grain. There has been beautiful weather in Littlefield for which they are all rejoicing.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Lee left Sat urday for their home in Eureka, Utah. They have been visiting the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph H. Reber of Littlefield, Arizona.
 Miss Evelyn Reber, and her broth CT, Robert, are now working down on the Muddy Valley near Littlefield. MT. and Mrs. Lewis are here from St. Thomas, visiting the parents of Mrs. Adams, MT. and Mrs. Henry Frehner of Littlefield.
 The people of Littlefield regret very much to think that this strip, known as the Arizona strip may be annexed by Utah. They are all wish ing that this will not take affect. Everyone would much rather stay in "Good Old Arizona"
 Times here in Littlefield are just
 
 New and splendid airplans battle stunts. February 21.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

Frank Stephens, Sandy. Frank Hewett, Seattle. Ivan Neal and wife, Sandy. J. L. Eaton, Signal. B. Lievas, Signal. Mrs. Mcdonald, Kingman. c. L. Ross, Lost Basin. J. L.TWatlins. R. H.. Patteson. Wm. Hansen, Needles, Calf. H. Harb, Needles, Calf. F.. M. Green and wife, Winslow A Cornwall, Sandy. J. D. Nelson.
 Geo. E. Sedgwick. Lew Neal.
 A. Cornwall, Sandy. w.. T. Wilson, San Bernardino. Chas Whitfield. c. V. Dillon, Kingman. B. A. Bleasdale, Cleveland, Ohio. B. R. Smith, San Francisco. B. H. Hart, Kingman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01
At The Hotels This Week
BRUNSWICK HOTEL

T. A. Whelan, Santa Fe, New Allen T. Dean, Santa Fe, New Mexico. :, ,t,, 2. 2.,g@
 Matt Mulligan, Prescott. Chas. H. Mover, Camp Fremont, Calf. ~.., H.
 E. P. Coldridge, San Francisco, Calf. & z, tJ' I<
 B. J.. Carlin, City, back from France.
 c. Chamberlin, city, back from France.
 John Tabor; Yucca.
 Geo. Dennis, city.
 J. G. Edikson, city.
 c. B. Bell, Middle Golconda. H. F. Warner, Phoenix. H. G. Sanders, San Francisco. D. Goldbaum, San Francisco. E. G. Smith, city.
 s. Matthews, Verde, Ariz. Will Cuff, Verde, Ariz. Victor Johnston, Oatman. John Myrsky, Chloride. H. Ratticher, Holbrook. F. A. Hyde, Humboldt. Orvill Gildow and wife, city, Sgt, U. s. Marine Corps.
 J. A. Frost, city. H. Harb, Needles, Calf. w. Hanson, Needles, Calif. Harry J. Lewis, U. S. A., Oatman, back from France.
 Wm. W. Morris, Stockton, Calf. John F. Maher, Yucca. Mrs. l.. Thompson, Chloride. Albert Lewis, Kingman. J. B. Speed, Verde.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01

what we make them. The young men spend their leisure time in play ing base ball, while the young ladies take hikes and have parties.
 The "flu" in Littlefield is checked as yet, and the town as we'll as all others is in hopes that there will be no more cases.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01
HOTEL BEALE

c. P. Ross, Los Angeles. / Wm. Mack, Denver.
 A. E. Sex and wife, Chloride. L. S. Veatch, Denver.
 Hert Brame and wife, Denver. c. c. Randall, Wallapai. R. l.. Cornell, Wallapai. Wm. Neagle and wife, Blackberry. F. w. Donavan, Blackberry. P. O. Perkin, Salt Lake City. F. c. Graves, Los Angeles. Max Kant, Los Angeles; L. A. Macdonald, Chloride. Fred Hensing, Flagstaff. c. A. linus, Blackberry.
 John Barry, Blackberry. Harry Lowe, Chloride. Robert Lee, Chloride.
 L. O. Anderson, Chloride. w. P. Hill, Chloride. w. D. Webb, Los Angeles. F. L. Weakland, San Diego. Fred H. Reinhart, Los Angeles. w. J. Cook, Portland, Oregon. R. A. Martin, Flagstaff.
 Luther P. Spalding, Prescott. ScOTRt W. INtCu, 1NOCulCo. w. K. Smith, Oatman.
 L. A. Smith, Oatman. .. L. O. Hill, Yucca.
 H. G. Brown, Phoenix.
 George Comings, city.
 Frank Soto, city. Mrs. H. K. Koch, Oatman. w. B. linus, Blackberry. L. R. Parson, city.
 B. H. Hart, city.
 G E. McGregar, Los Angeles. P. R. Ashley, Chicago.
 E. M. Kelley and wife, Leviathan. Mrs. B. V. Porch, Oatman. L. A. Hiltey, Los Angeles. Wm. B. Hanson, Los Angeles. Tap Duncan, Blackberry. B. T. Duncan, Blackberry. H. A. Rockwell, Chicago. Charles Sanford, Siligman, Ariz. W. M. Ormistan, San Francisco. G. J. Murphy, San Francisco. D. E. Kelley and wife, San Diego. o. A. Carlson and wife, Prescott. J. J. Lamb, Blackberry. L. M. Little, Wright Creek. Mrs. M. E. Wilson, Blackberry. J. c. Rankin, Chicago. M. R. Budd, Los Angeles. F. E. Williams, Los Angeles. Charles H. Fay, New York City. c. B. Schoesmith, New York City. R. S. Prosser, Sandy. Henry Bacon, Blackberry. Mrs. J. Folks, Los Angeles. w. s. Jennings, city. E. o. Marvin, Cerbat. \ Al. Steinberg, San Francisco. Edward Darvell, Los Angeles. P. F. Hayn and wife, Kansas City, T. E. Pollock, Flagstaff. H. G. Setz, St. Louis. E. K. Lamson, Los Angeles. P. Smith, New York City. D. Smith, New York City. c. A.. Sager, Goldfield, Nev. Frank Kelley, Drake, Arizona. Proctor Smith, San Francisco.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01

New and splendid airplans battle stunts. February 21.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-08
TO HAVE BIG

Juarez, Mex, March s.-Old
Juarez will put her best foot forward
during the cattlemen's convention in,
Ell Paso- when the port will be opened
to permit the visiting
cattlemen to visit this Mexican Dor
der town. An order has been issued
closing all saloons, gambling places
and other resorts during this week.
This was the result of the efforts Of
the Juarez chamber Of commerce to
have the town attract favorable atten-
ton from American cattlemen with .
view to interest them in the vast live
stock possibilities below the border.
An effort will be made to have the
saloons and gambling houses remain
permanently closed.
Cattlemen- attending thu annual
convention Of their association are
more interested In automobile than
they are In COW ponies. The motor
car has largely replaced the pony in
making long distance rides on the
range and the cowmen purchase
many new cars while attending the
convention. During the Pan-hAndh
6outhwestern Stockmen's association
convention An progress here the auto.
mobiles share interest with the IA
stock show.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-08

Mrs. H. Joplin of Niaagra and
daughter, Miss Margaret. who is at
tending the model high school, are
planning an extended trip which they
will go to Cleveland. Ohio. for a short
visit after which stops will be made
at Buffalo, N. T.. and several eastern
Canadian cities. including London, To-
ronto and Montreal. They will then
go to the Rio Grande valley, where
they will meet MI. Joplin at Rio
Hondo. Here they will make their
first part Of the week for Rio Hondo.
While in the city Mrs. Joplin and
daughter afe guests at the Hall hotel.
In the Superior Telegram Of March
5. an interesting account Of the we'd
ding of T. w. Martindale of Kenmare.
n. D., and Miss d Chandler of SUI
perior, Wis, is given. The ceremony
occurred on Monday afternoon, March
3, at 4 o'clock. Rev. Father c. J.
Weber Of st. Joseph's church. oficiat-
ed. Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martindale left for an extended
trip south. They will stop at New
Orleans and several other places of
interest before returning to Ken
mare.
There will be a special meeting o.
the Acacia chapter Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star, in the Masonic tenn
pie Tuesday evening. March II. TIL
occasion will be the annual pas
patrons and past matrons night. TIL
temple auditorium has been secured
degree. The social committee viii
serve a lunch at the close of tn
business meeting, and all member
,, are expected to attend the meeting
Emma Reiton. worthy .matron; Pear
Roe Gets, secretary.
II The members Of the junior depart
ment of the Methodist Sunday schoo
are being entertained this afternoon
in the church parlors. The rooms ar
decorated with the national colors an,
at $3.50 a supper will be served
About 100 little guests were expecte,
and Mrs. ]. G.. Moore, Sunday schoo
superintendent, assisted by Mis-
Fletcher and other instructors of tn,
department, will have charge Of tn
affair. Games and stunts will be tn
pastimes of the party.
The entertainment committee o
the Presbyterian church will give
Good Time social on the evening o
March II. The affair will take plac
in the church auditorium and ever.
senior member OF tne parish as wei
as anyone interested is invited to at
tend. On the committee are the fol
lowing women: Mrs. G. NJ. William
SON., Mrs. J.. F. Soule, Mrs. c. {
Finch, Mrs. E. e. Sherman and Mr.
Lamming.
X 4
Dan O'Connor and daughter Mil
Ethel O'Connor of st. Thomas were /
the city yesterday visiting friends 70
I--k 49, -vL:f> ~-o. a.
home. Mr.. O'Connor and daughte
nave spent the past winter, in easter
Canada visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Campbell. VIII
have been guests Of J. G. McCloud 1
the city, returned to their home La
evening. They were accompanied b
Mrs. G. c. Bogenrief, who will spen
lth-ee months visiting relatives !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-08
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"A couple Of navvies were returning
from . lecture at the parish hall to
which they had been persuaded TO
90. when N Of them after Z thought
1ul pause. said:
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Stty u bringing us felieFs all the way
sste t9teAch us about manners In the
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INSIDE ont,
.Of 4ourse w aip't," asserted Hon
"Not by : whole lot" went on the
lrgt. y nsver swsar before, my
q boat either" interrupted the
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