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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

Weimar, Feb. 15.-An appeal to all
Germans to unite to prevent Kaiser
William from being yielded up for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
BERT PATTERSON HELD AS
SUSPECT IN CONNECTION WITH
MURDER OF HIS AGED FATHER

jAnces with him William Patterson
was shot and killed last night on !. MS
way home. No formal charge mas been
lodged against the son OF the MUIR
dered man.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
GRAIN MARKET.

Minneapolis, Feb. 15.-Barley, II to
80; rye, $132' to 1888; bran 40.
Wheat, receipts, 1913 cars.
Corn No. 2, 2,21 to 2.26.
Oats Sc to So.
Flax $3.50 to 1882.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
nowNEY vs.. LouGHLlN

Tulsa, Okla, Feb. 15.-Bryan Dow
lney, the Columbus, Ohio, welterwelght,
and X. O. Loughlin of Philadelphia
will meet in return contest OF IL
rounds here Feb. II. Their previous
encounter resulted in a draw:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
Ba.ket Social.

The Ancient Order OF United Work
mon viii give "a private basket social
And dance Tuesday, Feb. Is at Elks
h4H. This function is for Workmen,
Degree Of Honor and their Friends.
Dancing will begin al. 9 p. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
The ADVERTISEMENTS
HayeSonlethingto You

Ii a merchant or manufactures could gather 5000
10000 10000 prospective buyers into large audi
torlln and talk to them daily-by word of mouth--he
would have need Of advertisements. But he cannot
So he puts his words in type and talks to these same
prospective buyers each day in the printed messages
that you know as advertisements.
In this newspaper today you will find many such
personal messages from merchants and manufacturers
Some are large and some are small. They cover
wide range Of subjects They worthy Of your care
full reading
No merchant or manufacturer would spend his good
money advertising if his merchandise not of good
quality and fairly priced. It wouldn't pay!
Don't miss the advertisements. They will save you
money.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

minds were dealing with the situation
and that there was. no danger of the
troops being cut off from relief.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
ST, PAUL. LIvEsrocK

HOGS-Receipts, 5000.
Bulk 1920 to 1885,
CATTLE-Receipts 1000.
Steers, $3.50 to 1900.
Cows and heifers $500 to 1900.
Calves $500 to 400.
SHEEP-Receipts, none.
Lambs $1,000 to 1850.
wethers $1,000 to 1900.
Ewes $500 to 1895.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
HARVEY WINS DEBATE.

The Harvey high school debating
team won unanimous decision from
the Anamoose high school debaters on
the affirmative side Of the question,
Resolved. that the best interests Of
the state demand that the state should
own and develop the Ignite coal mines
of the state" The judges were. County
Superintendent s. .Nestrost of Fessen-
den, Supt. VII. Bradley of Velva's
schools, and l.. A. White, superintcnd-
ent of schools at Minot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
sReouIar Meetino.

"a regular meeting OF the, A. o. u.
W.-wtlf Ae held, Feb. 1s. Meeting will
b called q p. n. instead OF 8 p. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
" ALTON
AGAIN H FAD OR.
EQUITY U MON
Popular Ward County Lacquer
Honored With Reelection
to High Position

Precedent Anthony Walton of Mi
not, Vice President P. NJ. Casey of Lis
bon and Secretary-Treasurer NJ. V.
Boldly of Fargo were reelected at the
annual meeting of the board of direc-
tosr of the North Dakota Equity
union, held at the close of the ANIMAL
convention in this city Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

FOR SALE-Six teams heavy work
horses. Wachter Transfer Co.
r.. O-15-1 0t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

- e.EE lbs and ! b1l af s1e L5s IL
: 1-sc- cow uf SAD rs II &c. COWS
IF 1875 Tbs al Sac. crws CT 1-e8
ms al --Ac. calves CT SIC Ths 81 x
I-a=. a-lkzr calf cf43B lbs IT 1-sc
fancy hogs Of sae Ess II &c. bog
Of 70 fss az - &c, hogs Al 2. 1-4C.
=. hogs al &C. hogs II = 1-sc. Is
LEE- feeder s@1Ctes a. lie and ! 4sca-
nog e. 18c- g A Eastman scs5 ..
cattle Ell z-@G and cattle a. : r.
~ calves a. &c. and - hc-x ~ 80
lie. W0r1el & Pickett sold ~ pceE
GaL-5e from "a Ic., - calves f-una Il
aI1c; and - mixers s-orr --s4sE54
L & Piper seid l COWS If 800 Fsas IL
nc ! c0w Ct $50 lbs ~ s-4c. er--s
Il Last lbs 81 : I-.c. COWS Il I4-B
rs al 6 I-ec, ! COW u 40 tbs AZ &C.
COWS C a.ee ms II C and II c1xs
Ct $50 lbs a. 5.IDc, II r;akes-s .-r-
z7s@z s-Sa- G p GaSe sold u cz1.JH
f-c1 I-eESc, 50 calves II &c. =
acgs a. II g mixers frur g-RGs1-H
"a Brooks sold % calves n -
l--c, - hogs Il Sc. and 40 msTke-s
1rar s75@S7se Pu--ar 7res .r11
- cattle f-um 4 I-e6zsc. I'm s,ixs-
-oC @H1scs 30 hogs tr7rn .1n..c
<lc Il mixers from S5B'lSlze. Han &
Lowell sai1 b2lls. aE soc M y
! r. COWS. Gv -5H lbs a. r-sE an
- COWS av sac lbs. III ZIG G. calves
n ID lis az L 1-ac. 50 K-pssers ara
thinker calves. az 20 Ess. ~ 1-4r-
l's hogs. aT 7Se lbs AZ .ac. - raiR.-x
t-su s5BmEsz5a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

aAfe fancy diving was dome and q
number entered swimming a. q pas
time during the arnernoon- After the
1iage grouped themselves fur PIC
rzres and then the canoe race was
started with fcE- canoes Emil CTr
and Felix Ie1oE-nesH won the first
prize three otter canoes belnE start
ed by Luke Tverson and Joseph Bar
aey. Harold DG5ord and George
Hurley Ed Irving TaIbot and Ey-
man Wt1eoerg- This closed the racs
events The prizes were contributed
by different wanerv1le merrhan-A
Supper was enjoyed IT about SIX
o'clock tables having been arranged
Oh the nceei verznda and On the
gruE1ds- for the correEience of the
visitors. the larger percentage Of
whom brought piczlc lunches Hot
coffee was served BY the association
and Mrs. Lambert Of the horei served
& good sized number Of guests 60 a de-
hclous chicken dinner, besides e.
tending general courteEies 70 the VIM
TORS After the general good ume
following the supper. Fair and
waDG was presented by the Lake.
wood Stock Co 70 q large crowd and
Q great outing fur WarervlIse employ
ers and employees was ended The
following gentlemen served ca ecm-
mir-ees fnr the cutting. Samuel Free
MAJ chairman. President Of TIE Be-
TIL Merchants Bzrean. T. A. Akrenz
Eddie Gaguire wiZzaam Brown.
George We'd. L Eason- Leslie Loud,
Ferry Bez1d-eaR and EaFosd Du-
borG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
APPLETONS EH-
ION CALLED A
HOPEFUL SIGN

New York, AEg Iz-The esecno, #
Va I'-1a7 \. Appleton As president Of
ene International Federation Of
Trade Cnaons At the recent cunr-ens
ct thai federation n Arse--ra-. ;-
el'11 erl1er as a hopeful sigh. ~
the Ane-.cnn Alliance Eur Labor
ana Ienoc-acv n statement iswusa
lere- MI Appleton ID described =
~1hs sIaaene1r as conservative. uro-
srssssre and esmocrzrr.
years. says the AHsance. Nr.
: ppHesaE has been secretary Of me
General FEDERATION CT Trade Cricrs
n England. In 1877 he visited the
[ nz-ee Ssz1es Rs bend 81 a ae;es.-
1oa rsrreseErzng the General Fsde--
alton IF Trade Craons- Pointing car.
that M Arpisnon was nominated BY
Samuel Gonrers - head the inter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
HlTHMIEMESOW
MERCHANTS AID Clerks
HAVE Jolly 0UTN6

IN Al attendance Of aqprux5-
na1eay - peopie the outing Of the
employers and employees q the Eeead
A@rcaa12sf Bureau q the Wa2ervLle
ana ~r1sicw Chamber Of Canlerce
a. -AkewoCd yesterday was q big
success To begin w41t the ar-ez-
-lace was larger than anticipated
2oG the weather. while not clear.
was Perfect for an our-of-door event
Were sports were ID be I1dzlEet in
A general spirit Of frlen61yness prs-
va1led and NO distinction was drawn
between the asra1x business men II
tie head ~ big corporations and the
zoE- hEnaie clerks. Practically e~-
cry Na-ervaie firm was represerreC
za6 n feature 0f the AFFAIR was IA.
great number OF handsome girls vim
S-aced the occasion with their pre-
sence-
Touring cars. business Wagons and
trucks conveyed the rn-urg 10 rhe
saores CT the lake and general head
gua-rers we're made IT Lakewood
-1n- Up 10 5 O'Clock q large number
Ga1ced xnsrhe rneaner building. VITA
catchy music features furnished by
Teich's orchestra Outdoor md
wafer sports entertained those who
Id NOT care for dancing Af inter
-zssioR T. A Ahrens made an
nou7cenenr 1nr the sport evsrts and
u-ged careful aHromotaie driving On
the honewarE journey. Nc accidents
occurred On the tip ID frun water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Wednesday s-isnern M.rk=t

s-ockyz-ds. AEx- I1-Tse-e was g
fairly heavy supply C beef cattle Ct
sereS fer 2 Wednesday Dorr17g saza.
and BUYERS took held = sCelg r1u--a
beerer than a wek aga Prices snew-
ed Little cnaags- The offerings were
nost,v trum peor and medium
grades Ep 70 good Cows and bulls.
ana a few slim steers There were 10
fancy cattle On sale CARES and hcss
ware ERE AZ Tuesdays prices The
rz7ch COW trade showed 10 change
from a week aga Supplies were
hight There WIS 80 COWS recsixec,
1ss q which were ID be fesre6-
Seles-Crss Il FrhEsh Sold I cow
Ct ssh lbs 1t "a lie and e. N;
crws sf 1860 HIS M SC and 81 oc each
COW u $40 lbs ~ SIC, ! cow 81
ai5e lbs At lie and s. on- : cows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

H0GSEecesl-s E.a8g AoEr1T .
cents higher than yesterdays average.
Top I'D EeavT we1E1- -4fss.-s4T, ne
GEEm weight -H1sTz5s- l3-s.- weight yl5i
IN Light Hg.--s -az5lE--aesIs- heavy pack
Ing sgws- smooth 9Eaatr 70; do. reEEr
1g-sE Ezn= pixs -g-5eT
CATTLE-E.ecerpss &NM; unsettled
Beef s1A%rs= Medium md heav- weight
ctanAce and Erlzre TI11GIaE medium and
good Z.7se671TsR cc-z7uu Es5tT MI. lsgrr
weight Send and choice I5--saTsy5G- enr1-
muE and medium g-asd IG-a. Buzr-7e- CT
lie Eezss-s -1sssa Lob cows -5ards is7s !.
Gamers AID Guitars SsaET-e- real calves
Egtt and HANDY weight s10BdEl0a. feed
er steers SEE-s-5. s1ncKer steers S1n1
IL
sE E p Receipts 5ss.@ S-vnE
Lambs ~ ms down l45az7E.5HA: cuf1s
and cnrrnor IaBafl an; vearz4lg walners
M5ipGfI1E Ewes Medium. sooc ant
choice --5sSss5, CHS and c1m-rr MIC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

Chazsr. AEE- -1-AE5tzrior ever ne
hsEh cost Of living has mot depressed
the barley ma-ker On rns CONTRARY,
the -yr-ice advanced twu ts frur cer-s a
sgsnsI t1ca- and sales were made IL
El the highest prlce tss season
Eatrerz hare been the most active by
ex The impression prevails that there
hzve been extensive sales q male II
Europa
Eve Jumped wl-h barley and closed
n q 70 cents advance. Experts DUE
chasee or rye To-Day were estimated al
gM ne bushels
Cxszsrusa barley b ceilE sod tcr
s-nrr n. acu- - q hzzr@-eSwesEn- FREE
IN board vessels II G2G- 3cr-s- THIS
r,y,ce is far above thai al which harley
= %he central west coE25 be G6erad tree
~ y,cn-w vessels m A-1an-1c porrz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

osEu-aa labor movsmert- the Ali
eoce statement adds.
NJ Aprie-ar a!vavs has been =
scaRocn friend q ne American Fed
e1aL1nn q Labor and 81 ardent al
s2z-er az rs pollcies anc achieve
1ae1fs- More than any other Eura-
eeaa leader q LABOR. he thinks n ac-
eor1 w-1a Samuel Go-pers During
LIE war Mr. Appleton was E-eIess u
Is work fur VICTORY"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14


eN -crk- AEg- 1a@-TrzC1ng On the
ec1a1Es 1oc2g Ezs ex-eDeis
ac,A a-c again RESTRICTED &c spe-
lies a+,E-- -sm f1rrssr ACTIVITY -
1lAs aaC a-@aee shares wnacn
PC 9eea ne prunz.Henr 1ea-Eres G. re-
s1Sslurs.
3 Aiif considerably IN excpsE Of ves-
Fcz-s ruSs-ass rr-ncypr the rr7ysrup
gaEla-sE aSp-,ses a srrsks,,r s.rr--rzs, n
NE mig sncresziun 81 d7xs varn
-z-nrE 80 res 5;n ann -. -
lznnailr -.r-rng WEI heyvnS thar
ErNEvs us-Sa.
p. ,,o.- -,,,,.
lxsn- - - 4eA1S--a as -1AL -
81 jra-s r-s,,,-- % =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

Three-hase kzcs-Pe-v. SsOodiey,
Lewis TEo-hase hist LzaeE,
Ca--veau- Lewis Sloo6iev. Staten
base-T Laaey. Harrington Fost.r,
Chaxaey. Tobey- Struck ou-hy
Boidac 4; by Cheyney n. Doubie play
-ssoodsey tEnasEssreG1; Rev 70 Ear
-nglon- Ease or bafls-cn Boiduc j:
CT Chevner :, Sacrifice hzt-Tocne.
Umpire. Eawes. Time. I4a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
SkOWHEeAN

@acse B-a-ze- VII con6zc- 4 hear
e II tie State Esf1rzatary 1or
SHen today % 5e1s--zns the sa-1-y
oL MS. Flora Clark Of s. Al5a1s.
nc nas bean Al inmate AZ The IL
s--E-1oc fur about rWo weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
GASSNED-DISPLAY


Only ahsss Z - RiaD frsm Augusta.
nsw hessa. soss bar.- sisnty woss,
mar en- E.a. 70 yss w1ne q far1
ha,Gy - ths city yss esnss< haax q
for s1su, ssr priss Y tzsrss thss
~ssk S1zDa Fsrns u svsry ssssrse-
tan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

BOYS AND GTRL-ko6ak Gamer
free Boys and g1r.s. F0Ezg rez and
WGlEl- a real KODAK a--r7GgR
--eDo Nc &C." tbs lite Camera has
peez z suG-EE Of pleasure 70 r1ary
thousands Of bUy-E and Ei-3s through
SE- the cgE---y h 10 A-1A6 WIKI aa-
1o-EaElc sTZZIS- and a-sL czal1-F Men
lsc1s LE-s One If rhese cameras VIII
ha gwen free 70 each orv anc girl
selling -wes-v-1Ie copies gr tina sur,E
Sza1e a< Name Ny State Of Name .
IL eEl csrrE Ter cGTr Ever ooGy VII
want To lear Lhzs so-E 10 help cese-
h'zts MaIne ca-ang Csrasrrzas send
ny money. VIE fer songs today
Underwood Music Co. Box IT. Port
land Name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

changes were narrower than zsuz1 ne
close wEs unsettled Z cent iDwsr 20
cant advance. rz-h September & 91a ID
G-&E and December s-aZ- u G-a2s- Oats
closed l u = CENTS I'd. aaG PROVISIONS
N declines u " 10 5n csrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Amos H. Higgins
FARM AGENCY

especary ~ Lewis and Srsedlry.
each having q t-i21e and douaEe Tie
Clerks threw Ayzy the gzme IN the
Gfrh inning by making & number ri
errors. CheyneE made % pGtoU-s cut
II the Is. The szuUary-
GEnD ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

-sc-ss Daily by
h,ss 5soxERAeE CO
&c Ssssr St. Assnsta
Fa0nex 1G-k-Isls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

View York. ArE II
Mercantile paper 5-M55.
Staring #-day hills a.
CaEDerc1ar Ee-Gav bills an hanks -
Commercial Fe-6zy bills A.. demand
Ala. casiss 4.sa2
Francs demand "a. czhAss ia
Ezzi5dsrs. demand 3 Is cz.haes - 81
Lzres demand SIT. cables SIS.
Marks. demand - cables g.
Government and railroad nun6E enay
TTrsa loans Strong. 1er cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Folks Who Never Used Want Ads Before Telling Their Stones Here TODAY


Hsae WarA.d-<emass ~
LAEEDREHEEs-At Nain- Es1eral
1929 Fnrrl2nd Mama Epo6 wagez
Eooo nnArA Apply N person or ~
- . -gperl 1EnaEnt NJ Ecsasrz-
y EsEs-Puaa nE-ses tor the care q
So - Ts.ss Sup - CE--
II.,t=SlH.s-A-niciaa- poems wzu-ee sur
Puh1czrinr Ia PER -srxrzv. W --sr
-. u sccEpea1cE- submit MISE N
~9lAn Sa-nnRl MaEzxzne. Deck sSA
$50. = e
S-Exr1sE EE., gndsd,
- 80 -. scnoclz East poM-1cna.
Ian. L.acaerr As.ncy. saagar- NJ
WAITAEss-A1 once- Hcsei NarrE-
wAT-EEsE-Experis -.-+gv-,r+
49, IA = pe-HnG- Hzyes rus
rR-2lL
MOMAs-C222nle rxadle ared Wrrz-
u Axe charge OF t-guirg gac assUYr-
ng aEpar1En-s u lzZ1Ev NJ Ar
So s1..e - Apply to -ne
W9NAS-Nea1. Clean haresr- c97nin7e
far 2g1- 2Cusew1rke eelnred mr. -
B-E- CL Csr-ct 81. 1-ar n "a sW
upstairs. Ez- " 4 Ware, Gs-sss@rr'
WoNEN-To sew On twl e G Rz--
ker Co. Alg1Eu
Hesr Warkso-Mala q
APFRENTUE-Rrix voCng mar p.
learn machine wurk- J. H Eocgk,-s
"a, Ga-szze-.
EEI-E NASoS-wRxss nc. per her
Apply Hardy & SI-eea- View Stan
care o. S-a-, I Ype- Collegs Ave
/ Ms-ErvlEe
fDREMAN-Fcr sfz1rhing -uc-n a. crca
"A co---y fzc1nrr n Name making a
o0Z- q War0e- g children medium
priced SHOES Mast be q -za- z< a5al-
Nv 10 increase 51-1Z- knew hgw n
rtpaz- machines and teach green help
aE-ro1gr MacAl-lEc and EE-uC-1r are
EUE27yaS- A66-eaE 5. g kE1ehec
J5U--al
/ III aN-Mld6ie AGED single On farm 10
care 10r hs-1 e = crwg. Address
As-1x-zznv care Journal
III EN-A1z beys 10 cE- r-,-rzrEs IN
e3ocE experience n1r necessE-y A.
gi< n Guy B5ack EGEe setter hee,
shaver. hzAf LII c---Ar heel alli5s-s
MErElur l. Brooks
SHOE CJTTEES-sexe-al -r<c class
Apeay 70 Mr. S1uzl, care < u Eataz
{ ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

SE NcrriagFwuck bows were
brought inrc municipal ccart Wednes-
Cay afternoon before Judge Br1zzeE
charged wiki the larceny q Sse trun
tire Brncke-r Il Russell EriEcEM n
NCr-idgewock- TIE hers apparently
committed the theft more Il the spirit
OF mischief than intending TO commit
crime bur the seriousness Of II re-
70 tswn with them and Cony RlsseI
cured arreruun fruu the presiding
justice The fathers az the la6s came
ID rsEn with them and Cony R1AseH
of the firm vzs Wiling 70 drop the
ease providing costs of court amoEnr-
irg 60 ss7.4a should be paid and the
money and goods ressnreS- The boys
wine participated were vernnu and
Merrill Dackens0n.y Ivan and Kelly
ShezE Harnid s. Hzlhday and Rcyal
Adams They were sentenced To the
rsform sc1ooi for the reznaanGer ID
their Uin0r1ry bot this sentences was
suspended and the acys ware plaeed
under the care Of Pronaficn OMcer
Jacobs far the earzeion uf EnoE BE-
hzvior- One q the sr1pzlnrisns II
that the hcys are 10 return the
amount of tho thefrz. which vzs paid
by their fathers. by wrkiaa and
earning money 20 DO 30
Ihe seiecrmen haSs obfzaneE n
cpcicn sn q cxrinaA of rhe army had
scu6s nDw heing sold and ar4 % czzl
. mA@ meeting ~ m sariE dn1a .
fna ozr the sez<zDeAx - xAa.Dssp1s
wirh re<z-d m she nnmA u ~ sen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

SataztiGns Wz-sed-Maie -
CARRETAEEE-H-- -a-ar~ rw mar
ard vie \ Dos5-y5r "a fam or estate
Will rent Separate Fest at references
Address Journal
CEAI FL E-Ex1s-enceE wu1-ic lSze
pcsT-Cr G--Tz-- erz-l-s- SE-Sa-S anr
S6-Z-cEr Afternoons a Aie Ea drive
anv make Of car. -eL Ey-6
AIL-N AN-F-s- class. prr-z5;e Ell
IaE would 11kA geEa-Ior SAVING OF
rak-ng eha-g- n E2 o E T. care
journal
TO-DAY Wants ard s@s-s. carefully
classified and 11@ezA6 are a---EsE
IN Acc -raE- 1- the Wan A5 PAEe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

-smsr=ry Ls+z, Mesanez.s G
T-ysy NENORIALs = Esfa-z
EsEg.ng q ina chczce Of q rncnrraenr
r as.fs- Cemetery mEEcrizI iouk IT
k-sr ar.E.1sl assortment and prices Of
Fnns. ; -E1nk dealer and mzrzfzc-
(.r-r- c. E-Eazte and rsaral cemsfe-y
rU-g Columbia street Augusta, NJ
b. NE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
CAMPANA De sOeIos de Ia CRUZ ROJA
Ell lines tres de MARIO Sc Inaugural
Sc espera un buen resultado de los
trabajos del personal de Ia Cruz Roia
EN- toda la isla

Por segunda vez sc efectuara en-
Puerto Rico una campaiia para socios
de Ia Cruz Roja Americana, Y el persO-
nal que ha de cmprenderla tiene ft en-
el bnen resultado de sus trabaios, da-
do el conocimiento de los sentimientos
generosos de nuestro pueblo y sn amor
a las causas mobiles, que siempre In
defendido
FL Capftulo de Puerto Rico In or.
gmizado todos los preparatiyos necc-
sarios para Ia campaia, y 81 lunes ,
de MARIO dard principle a los traba-
jos en- toda Ia sla, de aeuerdo con las
instrucciones cOmunicadas.
Cada Comisi6n de eampaha, desig-
NADIA por los Comites locales, verif-
cara sus gestiones Y no casara en- sus
trabajos hasta no haber logrado los
prop6sitos justOs de In Organization
sumar a las filas de In Cruz Roja a
todo ciudadano, hombre, mujer Q niHo
que pueda hacerse sociO de la insti-
tuci6n humanitaria que esta prestan-
do ayuda Y aliviando los sufrimientos
consecuencia inevitable de Ia guerra
Durante Ia semana del al dc
MARIO no quedara un hogar Ell todo
el pals que no sea visitado por los ira
hajadores de Ia Cruz Roia, en- solici
tud DE- socios, es dc csperarse que
todos los RESIDENCES en- esta isla res
pOndan con entusiasmO Il Ia llamada
que esta efectuando la mas grande dc
las madres del mundo.
Los habitamtcs de Puerto Rico har
podidO darsa cuenta en- las pasadas
emergencies de los terremotos infuen
"a, y durante Ia guerra, mediante g
Servicio del Hogar, dc las atencione,
que ha prestado Ia Cruz Roja los
/ que necesitaban ayuda Immediate de-
entusiasmo conque fueron prestados tn
4 les auxiliOs.
4 Es conveniente para el meior ere
ditto y meioras futuras, que el pal,
responda on esta campana para socio,
kde Ia Cruz Roja de un modo liberal, J
asi contribuira a fortalecer su institu
ci6n de bian carload, que ha dc en-
plearse siempre en- ayuda de los que su
fren por causas inevitables Y en- procu
rar mejorar las condicioncs gencrale
de nuestro pueblo
Diariamente Sc comunicara Ia prem
sa el resultado de los trabajos de cadi
Comit6 de Ia isla, y Sc confia qu
ha de ser favorable, pues no pucd
esperarsc otro dc los altrustas sent
mientos de los RESIDENCES en- este pals
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
CIJEN'TOS ESCOGDOS
Ell HOMRRE DEL tCEREBRO DE ORC

zPalidecia, sc espant0 de Ia enorme bre-
cha que habfa .hecho en- su lingote: era.
tiempo de detenerse.
Desde entonces empez6 una existen-
Ella nneva. FL hombre del cerebrO
de orc Sc fue n vivir a un lugar ex-
traviado, con el trabajO de sus ma
nos, sospechoso y temeroso como un
avaro, huyendo de las tentaciones, ira
tando de olvidar sus fatales riquezas,
que no guerra tOcar mAs..
Por desgracia, un amigo lie habiR
seguido ell su soledad, y este amigo
cOnOcla su secrcto.
Una noche el pobre hombre Sc des-
pert6 sobresaltado pOr mn fuerte dolor
de cabeza, nm horrible dolor. Sc ir-
gui6 desvanecido, v vic, traves de
I'm rayo de luna al amigo que hula,
ocultando algo bajo su capa....
lOtro POGO de cerebro que lie lie
vaban!
En- aquel tempo, el hombre del
cerebro de orc sc enamor6 Y acab6
tOdo...
Amaba con tOda su alma a una mu-
jercita rubia, que le amaba tambien,
pero que sentfa predilecci6n por los di-
jes, las plumas blancas y los preciosos
elegantes adornos de sus zapatos.
Entire las manOs de esta pequena
criatura, mitad pdjaro, mitad muile.
ca, los trocitos de orc, SC fundian
que era un placer.
Ella tenfa todos los caprichos: el
no saba nunca decirla que no.
Por tenor a disgustarla, Ia ocultd
siempre el triste seereto de su for.
tuna.
tSomos muy ricOs' IVerdad?Z
decia ella.
El hombre respondia:
-iOh, 81, muy ricosl
Y sonreia con amor al pequeho pa.
iaro azul, que lie comia su cerebro
inocentemente. Algunas veces, sin EN-
barge, tenia miedo, Y sentia deseos
de ser avaro pcro entonces Ia mujer.
eta venia hacia el saltando, y lie
decfa:
-Marido mfo: ique rico eresl Com
prame un regalo muy caro-.
Y 6l, le compraba el mas caro- que
encontraba.
Continue esta vida dmante dos aTos;
despu6s, una mafana, Ia mujercita.
Sc muri6, sin que Sc supiera de que, co.
mo un pajarito...
FL tesoro tocaba a su fin: con 10
que lie quedaba, el viudo hizo a su
querida muerta un grandioso entie-
rro. Campanas a todo vuelo; pesada
carroza, colgada de negro y orc; ca