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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-31
Como Sc inici6 Ell viaje

NOT1O Sc inlS!p Sl 'NJS
Y bien saba 80 Il 7que!Io no
era IN impossible, pero 81 muy diff
c;l.-arreg, d "Charra, po:Que
~rrecjsamente la noche del - de
diciemore. en- que Chave2 ne no en-
IA casa De las Arrago!t!. cuando ma
vor era .! cntus;asmo y la algeria. reI
caaocil!a. .rIl.;i o amino o. aa-
Iararme. promctio organizar ticstaS
populares en- NJ! honor el d!a s!guien-
te. pasearme por las pTinclpaleS ca
les de, poblado. como m2ina, ' ma
Ger cue toGa Ia genie me rIndlcra
homemade. en- mi caracter Ge 'Je1a
suprema de Ia r~ovo,@ci0n.' \ 10 peor
dc TODD aqucllo, fuG que 20 acepte;
'. hasra ESQ. aceptc sin darme cuen-
"A &c 10 que acceptable. \ eI caoe-
ella. loco de ~contento, satsfecho dc
81 conquista. ehrio de entuslasmo '
de alcohol. do o-den para los PRIME
ros preparativos de Ia co~nSagraclon'
VIM par;, ni. sin embargo uh
nomento ie lucidez. Y comprendl Que
10 u sc ~rreparaha era una temI2r!-
DAD. gue vo no deola, III por un mo-
rento. ser cyuuesta a Ia ~curos!daa
nublica. Y que no era Justo Que q
anuel pueblo. que Jantc q4lse y que
tanto ouerrc, sc !e oallgara = :eAdir
homemade a la amante de un oando-
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(Paza a Il Ia. pag. Col. 4a.)
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WieDe de Ia Ia. pag.

Sea como 10 pides.-conteito 81
bandolero,- qle, a solo II Quererlo,
70 kago ;mpoSibles.
Y en- el acto, CHAVEZ Garcia, do
Crdenes de retirada. FL General Alta
mirano, Jefe &c su Estado Mayor
mand6 tocar reunion v, minutes
deSpues. Sc c~ongregahan en- e. patio
del Palacio Municipal de Ia pobla-
cicr los ietes. oficiales y tropa de!
cabecilla. Sc cargaba Ia impedlmenta,
Sc ~ensiliaban les cabal.os. Sc organl-
2aba Ia pequena colJmna, y, al grfto
De "avance la vanguardia,' sa!ia de
Patzcua-o la parti0a rehe!de Gel tran
Quilo pobiado, aprovechando la den
sa obscuridad lie la noche.
Estar en- Patzcuaro era impossible
10 no podla, entertainments, per
nanecer en- P~atZcuaro por mas tent
po.-nos dijo Ia 'Charra Lorenza =
' asi Sc 10 conlaniqUt al band!do. Nj
delito era eravis.mo. Y Ia pcna que
nnhargara nj eSpir,tu restaba ente-
reza a mi amino Y f@erza a M caerpo.
Como e~stacionarme ahi, en- aquei
pueblo querido. donde tantas dlchaS
Gisfrute. donde tartas simpatlas to-
MIA conQuistadas, donde goce siempre
dc consideration Y lie carino, oondc
mi nombre. mi hogan V mi hnaje fue-
ron siempre re~SpctadaS con Nerera-
ci6n. caida Va en- el tango de la
erCjci5n, manchado el honor de M
fan,ilia. y empanado e. CRYSTAL ne MI
rersonalidad, e. crimen estaoa CO.
metido y era inUtil pensar en- RENE
d;arlo. 10 que importaba entoAces
era ev!tar el cscandalo rehuir e! CO.
mentario. ponerse q cublerto de Ia
@c-iv;ca popular. Y. q ser clio possible,
cubrir con el manic del mlsterio e!
paradero de IA cue. en- mejores ITEM
nos. lego a ser modelo de gracla en-
sociedad. Y modelo de virtud en- eL
seno del hogaT.
Chavez Garcia fUy 2~onSecuerte
| connico acuella yeZ.-coTtinuo az
ciendo Ia senora.-y este tengo Que
acraGecerle. No Sc s. porQue peso MI
s;-uacion Sc lilo Derfecta cuenta &c
mi critico eStado. o 81 porQue de We
ras me guerra Y desaba darTn2 gus
to ct TODD. 10 cie-to IS QUE no hlce
mas Que pedirle que Sa!leramoS oe
/ P&tzcuaro Y nos remontaramoS 4 las
ahr;ptas montanas dc Ia sierra, aque'
. hor,bre. oue siemrn2 lmpuso su vo-
r,nrad sohrc los demas. que 'amas
supo o. cGecar console nj mandate al
guno. cue siempre gusto de hacer su
caDricho \ de proccder liore, 'ndepen-
UIiente. como ducno ' senior de mon
ties Y wales, no two para mi slno an
/ ademan sencjllo % sonform!Gad y
. asenJimiento.
Sea como lc Dides.-me dijo,-
que. = SOLO til quereriO, 20 hago I'M
Dos:6.es.
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LA "CHARRA LORENZA" EXTRA DE LLENO En-
Ell RELATO De SU VIDA AVENTURERA

Zero irfame. Y redi q Saheramos del
lugar, Y 10 ccnsegui sin Ia menor
protcsta.
En- 81 patio del Palacio Municipal Sc
reuniG toda Ia tropa, momentos des-
pues del toQuc correspondence. Sc
cargo IA :mradimenta dc "a pequena
part;da en- un rar de mulas toralllas;
Sc empacarcn los ~yive-es en- IN CA
rro tirado por un tronco de caba-
los de sangre; Sc formo Ia columna
en- un lado de IA plaza central. Y, a!
grito de "avance IA vaneuardia,' da-
do Dor Ell prorio Jose Ines. avanza-
mos rumho al orlente, y sa!lmos del
tranQuilo poblado.
RRumbo a Santa Clara de Portugal
Tn piQuete de dieZ hombres, de los
&c mayor confianza del cabecilla. for
mGban la avanzaia. HarrIga, era su je
fe, y era fama q para aque!!!a gen
te TO hahia lugar oculto nj !gnorado
On TODD Micnoacan.
-Toma ri mando de il descGblcr-
Ia. Trinidad.-dijo Chav' Garcia,
al punto de poner el pie en- cl es-
tribo.-y, va 10 Sabes, mucho 60 y
mucha oreia. Nosctrcs te segulmos c!
paso. s. algo ocurre, nos avlsas a
tempo. Adeian;e....
Trinidad Barriga inicid Ia caminata.
rumbo a Santa Clara de Portugal.
Diez minutes desputS. partio un CRU
30 de veinte hcmbres de caballera,
perfectamentc armadcs Y mu lclo-
nados. a. mando del General Es-
calantr. DeSpucS, el parque. los vlTe-
res ia impedImenta, en- un solo con
voy, al cuidado &c ounce Soldados del
General Perez. J por u!timo, Cha
vez Garcia. rodeado de SD Estado
Mayor. a. mandc del General Altami-
rano. Y Ge treinta hombres valero-
sos.
70 montaba IN alazan de buera
alzada. TIA del lado izquerdo del ca
| cecilia. cubierta la cabeza con un
monte ragrc. Necuerdo que montaba
70 como hombre, : que, tlJos los
RE en- los restribo:, burla5.a los cons
tartes cabriteos de mi caballo.
Has montado 2lguna vez en- tn
vida?.-me preguntc Jose Ines, echan
do su caballo iunto al MO.
-Varias veces. res3,ndi.-en las
haciandas de mi padue.
-Nuchachcs,,-eXc!am e. cabe-
cilla.-aQui vienc una charra, una
cahalleranga verdadera. Viva la Cha
IRA LcrenZa,
Los solGadoS respondieron q coro.
Uno &c ellos, en- un rapto de cntl-
siasmo, dispard 81 carabina al are.
Recibi6 una r2Primenda del superior.
Sc hizo. &c nuevo. Ia caln1a, y segul-
mos andando.
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Chavez Garcia. creyente ' con fe

Chavez Garcia. creyents ' con re
TIL, mo crees en- Dlcs?,-nfe
pregunto Chavez Garcia, despues De
IN ratio de si!encio.
-Si,-le respondi,-y !e temo. Y
como nc sierto ~recadora, esrer0
pronto su castigo.
FIRES cat6lica?,-volvio a pre-
guntarmc.
-Por voluntad Y sentlmiento,-con
teste;-mis padres me ~ensenaron a
serlo desde nina, Y ahora, soy yo Ia
que no piensa zanzibar &c religion.
-Pero no res "lnocha,' iver
dad, ?-insistio Ell cabeclila.
ESQ precisameHte, no,-agregue,
-pero 81 my 1reyente.
-Pues yo tambien % soy,-aijo
eli bandido,-y G. santo de mi devo-
cion es la Virgen ce Ia Sailt. Mira
esta estampita cue llevo aqui, y e!
escapulario de San Pedro, qae me
Gejo nj medro.
Conserve estas reiiquiaa como orc
en- PIANO, y elias son las que ME alum
bran el GAMING y mo ayuoan d sa!l.
de los pearcs aprietos. Una Wanda"
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Una guarnicion de sesenta hombres

Acto seguido, Chavez Garcia orde-
no GuIe el General P5reZ marchara a
incorporates con don Trinidad, dejan-
do la impedimenta al cuidado del
Quartet General. Y que Sc procurara
atacar 4 Santa Clara por dos pun
tos, porquc, segln dijo. sra "absoluta-
mente necesario pernoctar csc ola
bajo hecho."
70 estaba 'completamente fuera de
mi. Por la prlmera veI en- mi vida
me veia 70 IN campo de batalla. y TO
do tenia para mi eytraordinaria no.
vcdad Y ~despertaba en- mi espiritu
emociones extranas. Como no hay
nadie de los MOS que me yea aqui;
me decia 20 para Nils adentros,-
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- LG GAHp 4 " NaA" l"N -
quia y la ha s~aqueado. s.no 4 los
curatos. 4 las Sacristias.
A las puertes de Santa Clara
-Pues er todas parties Sc queian
los ~vecinos del atropello a su ig-esias.
-insisti,-y por ESQ es que IL r2voiI
Cion no tiene simpatias.
Son los ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e:
handido.- no nosctTos, los que CO.
meten esas tropelias. Son los solda-
dos del gobierno los que oienHn a
hacer estropicios. Nosotro3 no hace-
nos nal al pueblo. !Somoa creycn-
ties: llevamos en- ell coraz6n anlor a
dos. V toda mi genie reza. Y haco
oracion. Y lleva en- su sombrero a Ia
Virgen Santiaima. Va veras como So
mo nosotros Tratardcnos por IL
luena. m como el pan en flor.
tratandonos nor la na!a. somos Ia mis-
ma honda de Barraaas.
Sc hizo Ell silencio repentinamen:e.
Cycse IN toque de clarin lejano. Des-
puas, Sc VIC a III soldado en- gallo
pc precipitado rumbo al nucleo Gel
cabecilla; Sc mando hacer alto, y es-
Teramos.
Ell enemigo esta al frente.-diio
cl parte del General Barriga.-Dicc
mi General que es bueno qIc Sc ais
te la genie Y que Sc eche PIE 4 tic
ira.
-iSon muchos los carranclanes?,
.-pregInto Chavez.
No 10 Sc, nj ~iefe.-repuso el
soldado.-pero, segin enIiendo, no
pasan de Glen. III General man&5 va
hacer IN reconocimiento. Tres avan-
2adas marchan por distintos rum
Dos, Y van a ponerse en- contacto con
:os ~"pcloncs." Que lie digo a mi su-
perior?
Que avance en- firme. ), Sc cree
seguro.-Tes?ondi6 Jose Ines 20
voy con e.
Partio FL so!dado. Y el cabcc;lla or
demo que los soldadoS Sc praparan pa
"a Ia lucha.
-Tomo su ~forrajc Ia cabalIada?,
pregunto al general AltamiranC.
Regular, hi General.-Contestj
Ell jefe del Esradc Mayor,-antes de
salir lie dimos rastrojo y ccbada.
AL 2eloL.-exciam6 CHAVEZ Gar
cia -PUes adentro. muchachos. por-
QUO ahora hay "~fandango."
CHAVEZ Garcia Sc volvi6 hacia mi,
-sieui6 dic;&ndome Ia 'Charra."-y
NE pregunt6 81 tenia m:edo de entrar
n combate 70 nc sure que contes-
tar. Sentia IN intense temb!or de
cuerpo. Nj amino estaoa e7 suspen-
so. La gargaHta Sc NE anudaba por
momentos, Y parecia asflyiarse Ge Ia
augusta
-Nunca ne he v:sto en- estas "ho-
ias."--le dije.-y no SC que hacer.
-GI q%uieres ent-ar a los "cocofa-
zos," iinda"--inquiri9
No le alec mocha ia .iefecita,-
terci6 ell General .Altar1irano.-que,
al fin Y al cabo, Ell zafarrancho va
a ser chico. Nj general es....mi &C.
neral. y donde Jose Ines pone la
planta, jefa, Il; Ia yerba crece. Con-
que .adentro la Charra Lorenza:
CHAVEZ Garcia me hablo en- secreto
~entonceS. Ne dijo que 70 no tenia
que temer NADIA. que mi vida Sc ha-
.laha absolutamente segura ali. que
la genie que iba a entrar en- COM
bate. Sc ~colocaria 4 una distancia
nrudente dc nosotros, V que e., Cha
vez. 81 es verdad Que tenia que dir
cir el asalto y amman a los "mucha-
chos" nc podia descuidar de mi. nj
deiarre abandonada al azar de la
refriega.
-Bendito sea Dios,-exciam6 el
cabecilla,-que me- TOGO estar aqui
en- tn compania. Contigo. nucstro
triunfo ezta SECURE. Til vas a ser Ia
de nuestra victoria. Bendice-
nos Y danos amino para la lucha.
"
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NECESITAMOS MINEROS MEXICAN0S

Para ninas de carbon. Trabajo SECURE los seIs dIas
de la semana; no Sc tropieza cor ningunas dltlcultsdes,
! pueden trabajar ell misrao da de SUI llegada. Pagamos
sueldos de union. F!uestras vetas n1iden de 2 pies 10
pulgadas a 5 pies. Venganse nnedistanente a Tulsa,
Oklahoma, tome Ell caro- electrico a Kendall y oregunte
por Peter Adar,son Coal and Mining Co., o escriba para
mas detalles en- SD propio idiona.
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En- canine. bajo una inmensa
obscuridad

La noche era he.lisima. GARCIA
mos de luna. pero en- Ia bo"eda de!
cielo hrillaban las estrellas. Una br:-
sa iyesca banaoa nuestro cuerpo, y
IN aCuellas tinicblas, solo "A luz in
termitente De las .~uciernagas ' de los
cocvyos nos marcaban el canine pro
Solo e. piafar de los caoallos tur-
nabq aQve,la soIedad inmenSa. Los
soldados h~aolaban. pero su platica
era en- voz Q.reda ' rcposada. Jose
Ines parecia muy contento. Y Sc conf
placia admirando Ia naturaleZa. Al
zab& los oicS al cielo. Y l@ imnonia
Ia magnltud del fIrmamento Iendia
su vista 7 la densa obscuridad uel no.
~1izonte. Y Sc cohibia Dor e. pcde- onlni
modo de Dios.
En- esta irmensidad. nosotroS no
somos mas que nsectos.-tec!a, Ne
tia desputs las espuelas en- los ijareS
&c su tordillo. ~galopaba un ranto. y
Sc detlnia 4 czperar q avanca lento
del rcsto de Ia partiGa.
~ de one ha5laron ust2des csa
ucche?.-prcguntamos ~nosotros intri-
rados.
Elsa madrug1da dira usted,-re-
puso Ia Lorenza.-De NADIA, Y de MIL
chas cosas. Mas p~arecia aQuHi.o IN
| grupo de vecinos en- dia dc campo.
que una gavilla rebeldc en- viaje de
encruciada. Asecuro a listed que de
10 Que menos Sc hablo ahi fuc de re-
~voluci6n. Es mas. nj Sc ment6 81
quiera la palabra. 70 crcia, cuando
todavia no habia hccho c~ortacto con
jose Ines, que este era IN hoG3re
fercz, que no pensaba mas que en-
matar. ' en- robar Y en- sembrar de
solaci6n; pero ranCa paso por mi
cabeza Que csc cabecilla indomahIe,
rudo. cast ~salvajo, slntiera venera-
ci6n Dor las cosas divinas. temo: al
poder de dos. V fuera cceyenJe. !
Chavez Garcia fu6 asi. OGiaba a los
s~acerdotes. pero profesaba una fe.
70 10 Vi comprobado horas despAes
de nuestra ?narcha. cuando nos pu-
shines en- contacto con las avanEadas
enemigas en- el pueblo de Santa Ga
"a de Portugal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-13
FARMER UNABLE
TO HELP HISBOYS
Kettner Was So Run Down He Couldn't
Work Gains IS Pounds
On Tanlac.

- y ! z
g You can't blame me for talking SO
much about Tanlac !; for 1t has not only
added twenty-eight pounds to my
weight, but has completely overcome
my troubles said Q. A.. Kettner, a
well known and prosperous farmer who
lives on Rout No. /, Downs, Ill, the
other day.
IT just thought was doomed to suf-
fer the rest Of my days. continued Mr..
Kettner, land guess that would have
been the case il I had not gotten hold
of Tanlac. You see, had been in bad
health for about twelve years, and I
failed completely to find anything that
would do me any good NY stomach
was in such bad condition that I would
just suffer agonies every time ate
anything Ny food would sour on my
stomach and would be all bloated up
with gas for hours at a time. My kid
ney's were out of order all the time,
too, and I would have the worst sort
of pains in the small of my back. Then
rheumatism struck me, and from that
time on 1 had all the suffering that was
coming to me- Why, / got so bad off
that I couldn't even help the boys do
little jobs around the place. Just
went from bad to worse, and I finally
made up my: mind that ] would just
have to give up trying to run my farm
'Well, heard about this Tanlac then,
and I bought couple Of bottles, and
began taking it. Now, the first two
bottles didn't seem to do me any good
at all, and I was about ready to drop
Tanlac, but I figured that my case was
one of long standing, and that hadn't
given the medicine good showing so /
bought one more bottle. That third
bottle hit the spot, and in little or no
time I was picking up right along, and
from that time on I improved as fast as
any man you ever saw and / am as hale
and hearty as I ever was in my life. l
never have sign of rheumatism now,
and my kidneys seem to be in first class
condition. I don't believe ever had a
better appetite, and get away with
three square meals every day, and I
am never bothered with indigestion or
any other kind. of stomach troubles
now. can now get out in the field
and do as much work in day as any
man on my farm. Yes sir. Tanlac was.
a Godsend to me, and just feel like I
want the whole world to know about
this wonderful medicine
Tanlac is sold in Grygla by A. w.
Clay, in Alvarado by Arthur w. Neu-
jahr, in Middle River by Middle River
Drug Co., in Argyle by Robertson's
Pharmacy, and in Oslo by Marie w.
Ponthan.
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Fred Carlson arrived home on We'd
nesday from New York, having received
his discharge from the Naval service.
Fred's service covered a period Of two
years, enlisting in 1917 as fireman, 3rd
class: Promotions to 2nd and LIST class
fireman came soon after, and at the
time Of his discharge Ned's rating was
that OF engineer, End class Stephen
Messenger.
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E. G. WOODS last we.ek disposetl 81 his

si q. g. Woods last week disposed Of his
fine half section farm one mile north
west of Stephen, to a. G. Lechelt, CON
sideration SIS per acre. As an indica-
ton Of the rapid increase In land values
" q. this section, it may be said that
shortly after Mr.. Woods purchased the
property early this spring, he offered
thu farm to Mr.. Lechelt at $5s per
acre, since which time the price his
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Sweet Corn Natures
In Two Months

AIMED Soderstrom, near Warroad, has
a variety of sweet corn that matured
this year in two or three days more
than two months, the ears being fit to
eat on July 9th. He secured a hand
full of this corn some seven or eight
years ago from the southern part Of the
United States, and it has matured every
year, with the exception Of 1918.
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Many a home had reason to rejoice
the past week on account of the return
Of a bunch Of the boys from overseas
service. On Friday were Carl Olson,
Matthias Aasen, John Morken, Edwin
Thronson and, John Morattec, and Sat
urday Ole and Halvor Staveness, all
from tributary territory in Beltrami
county -Grygla Eagle.
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Chiggers Bad This 7 ear
How to Fight Them

9 higgers,'' or harvest mites, pests 50.
minute that they are not often seen,
whose attacks cause intense itching and
. rash often supposed to be hives or.
nettle rash are bad this year, reports
DR.. w. "a. Riley Of the Minnesota Col
lege Of Agriculture. On the second or
third day the mite infected area is sur
rounded by a characteristic minute
water blister. On persons with deli
cate skin the mites cause intensely Sc
we're irritation, and these is also danger
that the scratching induced may cause
secondary infection. Relief is best Sc
cured by bathing in warm water within
q few hours after exposure. Cooling
lotions, mentholatum, and carbolated
vaseline will afford some relief. Flour
OF sulphur should be busted into the
stockings and underwear before invad-
ing the haunts of the pests.
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a RIA DO

SszS
NJ o. johnson returned from Buffalo.
n. J, Monday morning where he visit.
ed his. son Harry, at Fort Porten, for q
week. Before returning home he spent.
a few days at Duluth and Minneapolis
visiting friends
Mr.-and Mrs. w. r.. Malm entertain
ed the following last Tuesday evening
for dinner in honor OF Miss Hulda
Hidden and Mrs. Joe Hidden, who are;
visiting here: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Sands and son, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Lar
Fson, Hannah, Andy, and Willie Larson,
Alfred, Stella, Ella and Agnes Sands.
Willo, Martha, Raymond and Anton
johnson autOed to Grand Forks last
Thursday, where Anton consulted doc
tors for few days, returning home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. II. Allen and daughter Myrtle,
left for North Dakota Tuesday morn
ing, where they will visit with Mrs.
Aliens sister a couple Of weeks.
Miss Sophie Swanson returned from
Oslo Monday evening, where she has
been employed during the past months
at the Carl Anderson home rs
Miss Stella Sands is employed at the
telephone Office during Myrtle Olson's
vacation.
Mrs. r. J. Ferring, Agnes, Ella, Stella
and Fred Sands autoed to Oslo last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Melin autoed to
Karlstad, Holt, NeWfolden, Grafton.
Mimic and other towns last Thursday,
returning home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Iver Iverson Friday afternoon, Aug. Is.
All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and Miss
Hannah Shern autoed to Radium Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Tricky spent
few days at Grand Forks last week.
Miss Lydia Iverson, of Grand Forks,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Norwegian Lsth; Church s Of Alvarado.
Services Sunday, Aug. IL, at 1880 a..
.wegian language.
Mrs. liver Iverson will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Friday afternoon, Aug. IS.
All are We;lcOlu0.
Baptist Church of Vegn.
G. II. EKBLAD. Pastor.
Services Sunday, Aug. II:
At Vega Sunday school will be held
at II a. m and preaching services there
after.
At Alvarado Sunday school at II :45
a. m. and preaching services at 8 p. m.
Ladies' Aid meets at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Svedlund Tuesday, Aug. 10th, at
2p. m.
A cordial invitation. is extended to
ALL
Swedish Lutheran Church Of Alvarado.
MR.. WESTLUND.a Pastor.
Sunday, Aug 17-Services in Elm at
II a. m. In Bloomwood at 3 p. m. In
Alvarado at 8 p. m. Services will be
conducted by Mr.. Anderson, of the Anti
Saloon League.
& Sunday school in Alvarado at II.
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raised gradually Mr. Lechelt last
week decided to acquire the property
before it reached the 500 mark, which
figure will very likely be reached before
the first Of the year. Stephen Messen-
ger.
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FOLDAHL

Everybody is busy with harvesting
and picking cranberries.
Ernest Lofberg and daughter Adeline,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Brannan and Her
man Johnson, of Argyle, called at ]. 0.
Haugen's Friday evening. Mr.. johnson
remained and will visit with his rela-
tives and friends.
Hilmer Bergstrom is now employed at
S. Berg's.
f Our community was visited by Miss
Elizabeth Hanson, the public health
nurse, last week.
Leslie's from Radium, called at
Mains Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs Nils Hamstad, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Lofberg and daughters
called at Haugen's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Lund, Of Argyle, is staying
with Mrs. Ole Malm.
John G. johnson is putting up silo
on. his farm
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-13

Pocket maps Of Minnesota and North
Dakota, showing marked auto roads.
for sale at Sheaf Office. Price 25 cents
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-04-18

Common Council Proceedings.
Edgerton, Wis. April Is, 1919.


First regular meeting of the Common
Council, Mayor Leary presiding. AL
dermen present: Hopkins, Brown, At
we'll, Wesendonk, Stark, Dallman.
Mayor Leary announced committee
appointments for the ensuing year as
follows:
Finance = Wesendonk, Dallman and
Stark.
Street and Bridge-Dallman, Atwell,
Brown.
Waterworks Stark, Wesendonk and
Dallman.
Public Buildings : Atwell, Hopkins,
Brown
Sewerage Brown, Atwell, Dallman.
Fire Department Hopkins, Wesen-
donk, Stark
Officers elected for the ensuing year
were as follows:
President of the Council-Ald. Brown.
On motion the mayor cast the ballot
for John Ruosch for chief of fire de-
partment.
On motion rules were suspended and
James Reynolds was elected superin-
tendent and engineer of the water
works and John Maggie was elected as
sistant engineer waterwOrks.
On motion rules were suspended and
Albert Rusch was elected street COM
missioner.
On motion rules were suspended and
and Geo. Blanchard was elected city
attorney.
Ballot spread for City Clerk H. B.
Knapp received 6 ballots and was de-
clared elected.
Ballot spread for Chief of Police
B. j. Springer received 6 ballots and
was declared elected.
On motion rules were suspended and
Fred Campbell was elected assistant
police and night watch.
Ballot spread for official paper-Wis-
consin Tobacco Reporter received 4,
Edgerton Eagle 2. Reporter was de-
clared the official paper for the ensu-
ing year.
Mayor Leary announced appoint
ments as follows: DR.. 3. L. Cleary,
health officer; Aids. Brown and Wesen
donk members of board of health.
Appointments confirmed by council.
The mayor appointed Aid. Frank
Brown as member of street assessment
committee in place of Aid. Kellogg, re-
firing.
Woodman hall was designated as the
place of meeting, meeting nights the
1st and 3rd Mondays of each month;
hour of meeting 1880 p. m.
Roberts Rules of Order were adopted.
Aid. Dallman moved that when coun-
Gil adjourn it be to Monday evening,
April 21st, at 7:30.
Motion carried.
On motion council adjourned.
FL. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.