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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-01-17

Mr.. end Mrs. Perry Lewis, of Han.
nibal, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith OF
Hunnewell and Mrs. Vesper Buell.
of Chicago we're called here Friday
by the serious illness and death of
their mother. Mrs. Julia Lewis.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-01-17

Sen. R S. MCClintic who visited
here from Friday until Sunday was
accompanied back to Jefferson City
by his wife Mrs. kcClintic and son;
Shields who will remain there sever
al weeks during the Legislature ses
sion.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-01-17
An Unfortunate Family


On the second day Of this month
our townsman and popular rural
route carrier. Joseph Quinn and his
wife. Rose Finnlean Quinn, we're
called to Stoutsville on account of
the illness of Thos. P. Quinn and
wife. parents of Joseph
On their arrival at the Quinn
home in Stoutsville it was found
that another member OF the family,
james C. Quinn, brother Of Joseph
was also dangerously i'll. As if to
make the matter worse, shortly
after Joseph Quinn and wife ar
rived at the bedside OF their sore
ly effiicted kinspeople, they both
became violently sick, as did a sis
ter of the elder Mrs. Quinn, Mrs.
Andrew Kane, an aged lady who
came from her home in Des Moines.
Iowa to minister to the distressed
family. Physicians and nurses, in
addition to home physicians were
promptly called and everything
possible was done to relieve the
stricken family. In spite of all
effort the elder Quinn passed away
on Saturday Jan. 4th and was fol-
lowed on Tuesday by his wife. On
Thursday, the SOD, James c.. follow
ed his parents to the great beyond,
and on Sunday Mrs. Joseph Quinn
breathed her last. On Monday fol
lowing, Jan. 13 Mrs. Kane died,
making five deaths in the family in
less than ten days.
Thos. P. Quinn came this county
from Monroe County. Iowa, a num-
Der of years ago and resided for a
time near Middle Grove. Later he
purchased the W. B. Priest farm
near Clapper and had, With his SONS
successfully conducted the same
until his death.
He and his good wife enjoyed the
highest esteem of the entire com.
mnnity and their deaths are mourn.
ed and regretted by host of
friends.
James c. Quinn was 38 years Of
age and unmarried. He was a
young man of fine character and
his friends were legion.
Mrs. Rose Finnigan Quinn was
the daughter of the late Thos. A
Finnigan and was lady of most
loveable character and a universal
favorite among a large circle of ac
quaiDtances. She leaves a young
husband and two small children to
mourn her departure. Besides these
she is survived by her mother. Mrs
7. A. FinDigan and three brothers
and one sister: 7. W. Finniean, of
St. Louis and Cleve, Chester and
Miss Mary Finnigan of this vicinity
May a kind providence deal gently
and cheer the surviving relatives
in this their dark hour of bereave,
ment.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-01-17

A truly military hue has been
given the student life about the
Chillicothe Business College by the
almost fifty recently discharged
soldiers, still wearing their uniforms
of olive drab, who have just en-
rolled.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
Boiling Points Must
Form Continuous Chain

Every motorist wants only such
gasoline as will give easy starting and
full power. Really efficient perform
ance can only be had from gasoline
with a full and continuous chain of
boiling points.
Low boiling points give easy start
ing and high boiling points, full pow
er. The low boiling points start the
explosion quickly. The gradually ris-
ing series of boiling points form the
connecting links between the higher
and the lower, just like a fuse, giving
yer increasing power and force to
the explosion.
With both high and low boiling
points connected by a gradually ris-
ing series, everything Leeded IL good
gasoline is produced. "
Red Crown is a well known straight
distilled gasoline with the full and
continuous chain of boiling points
necessary to give best results. Miq-
lures always have holes in the power
chain.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
kalanianaOle Will
Help Get Buttons

Delegate Ka|lanianaole announces
that every man from the Territory
who served in the army during the
war is entitled to a "Victory Button
In addition every man who served in
the army and who was discharged
and not given his clothing and per-
sonal effects, is entitled, upon appli-
cation TO have these articles return
ed to him.
The Delegate will look after the
cases Of these soldiers who were dis
charged without being given their
clothing and personal effects and has
sent to Mr.. Noa Aluli, in the Kapio-
lani Building, Honolulu, a number of
blank forms which the mon interest
ed should make out and then send to
the Delegates Office in Washington.
Those ex-soldiers who cannot Sc
cure their Victory Buttons" from the
Army authorities in Honolulu-(and
he suggests they take their dis
charges first to the recruiting ofIices),
can secure their button by sending to
TO him a certified copy of their hon
orable discharge.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
RAILROAD DIVIDEND CONTROL
BILL PRESENTED
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-Warield
railroad control plan providing for a
flat return of 6 percent on capital in
vested and division among the en-
ployee, and all surplus over amount
fixed to be returned was presented to
the House by the commit
tee by Atty. Luther Walter, general
counsel of the National Association
of Railroad Securities.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
INDExING HAWAIIAN LAWS

All of the laws passed in Hawaii
from 1871 to and including the legis-
lature of 1919, are being indexed by
r. c. Lydecker, librarian of the ar
chives, and the index, when complet-
ed with prove a veritable boon to at
torneys and to commissions engaged
in revising local laws. The index will
trace each law from its beginning,
showing all amendments, repeats and
other disposition.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
CHINESE PEACE DELEGATE
IN HONOLULU
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, Aug. 13-Dr. Chao
Chu WI, Chinese peace delegate ar
rived here on the China en- route home
and repeated his mainland statements
regarding the peace treaty and the
Shantung agreement and their rea-
ons for the refusal to sign the treaty.
He said he hoped thai the Shantung
matter would result in uniting North
and South China. He said China had
no faith in Japanese promises.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
TO CREATE NAVAL BASE
AT LOS ANGELES
lBv The Associated Pressl

Wy IIIO HSoOOIdVCU ICDDI
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12.-Secre-
tary Daniels said that he would rec
ommend to Congress a minimum APP
preparation of S., 90O, 900 for the crea-
ton C a naval base at Los Angeles
harbor.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
ORDINANCE No. SO

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
THE GRADES AND WIDTHS OF
CERTAIN STREETS AND SIDE
WALKS IN THE COUNTY OF MAUI,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

SECTION /. That from and after
the date upon which this Ordinance
becomes effective the following shall
be and are hereby established as the
street lines and grades, curb lines
and building lines for the respective
County of Maui, Territory of Hawaii
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
LlGGETT COMMANDS
WESTERN DEPT.

(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14-Gen.
Ligget formally assumed command Of
the Western Department.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUN-
TY OF MAUI, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

Streets, the coordinates of which
referred to Luke are:
2243.02 feet North
21S4.16 feet West
3. Curb Lines
1000 feet distant on East Una
kali side of center line and
parallel thereto, from Vineyard
Street, to Main Street thence SIS
feet distant of center line and
parallel thereto to Wells st.
c. Building Lines
(a) West (mauka) side.
1000 feet distant from center
line and parallel thereto from
Vineyard Street TO Main Street,
thence SIS feet to Wells Street.
(b) East (makai) side
1914 feet distant from center
line and parallel thereto from
Vineyard Street to Main Street,
thence 1915 feet to Wells st.
Market Street
(From Mill Street to Bridge.)
A. Center Line
Beginning at a point co. go
81" $50 feet from the punch
mark in the brass plate of the
concrete monument at the inter
section Of Main and Mills Streets,
the coordinates of which referred
to Luke" are:
3679.S7 feet North
2324.44 feet West
and running by true azimuths
1882 O3' 10, 452.71 feet to
Bridge.
3. Building Lines
(a) West Side
1850 feet distant from center
line on west (mauka) side and
parallel thereto.
(b) East Side
Beginning at a point 151' 81
co." 66.2 feet from the punch
mark in the brass plate of the
concrete monument at the inter
section of Market and Mill Sts.,
the coordinates of which referred
to Luke" are:
3673.S7 feet North
2324.44 feet West, thence
1880 feet distant from cen
ter line and parallel thereto
to Bridge
First Street
A. Center Line
Beginning at the punch mark
in the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection of
First and Main Streets, the CO.
ordinates of which referred to
Luke" are:
284S.76 feet North
1272.30 feet West
and running by true azimuths
Q) 100 2S' So" 1929 feet
to the punch mark in the brass
plate in the concrete monument
at the intersection of First and
Vineyard Street Extension, the
coordinates of which, referred to
Luke" are:
3670.53 feet North
1409.90 feet West, thence
(2) 100 2S' 50" 4S2.5O feet to
Mill Street.
). Building Lines
1900 feet distant on either side
of center line and parallel thereto.
Main Street
\. Center Line
(a) Xxx Hiuh Street n Y y Marka+ e.
Beginning at the punch mark
in the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection Of
Main and High Streets, the CO
o%rdinatcs of which referred to
Luke are:
2415.93 feet North
290S.S4 feet West
and running by true azimuth,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
3. Curb Lines

B. Curb Lines
(a) Wells Road to Main Street
1926 feet distant on the East
tmakai) side of the center line
and parallel thereto.
(b) Main Street to Vineyard St.
$50 feet distant on the East
(makai) side of the center line
and parallel thereto.
g. Building Lines
(a) Wells Road to Main Street
1925 feet distant on the West
(mauka) side of the center line
and parallel thereto; 24.75 feet
distant on the East (makai) side
of the center line and parallel
thereto.
(b) Main Street to Vineyard Street
$50 feet distant on the West
(mauka) side of the center line
and parallel thereto; 1850 feet
distant on the East (makai) side
of the center line and parallel
thereto.
Vineyard Street
A.. Center Line
Beginning at the punch mark
in the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection of
Market and Vineyard Streets, the
coordinates of which referred to
Luke" are:
3912.77 feet North
212O.21 feet West,
and running by true azimuth:
() 610 "a o." $4,000 feet to
the punch mark in the brass plate
of the concrete monument at the
intersection of Vineyard and
Church Streets, the co%ordinates of
which referred to Luke" are:
9106.95 feet North
2497.75 feet West, thence
(2) go 26' TO-" 619.S5 feet to
the punch mark in the brass plate
of the concrete monument at the
intersection of Vineyard and High
Streets, the coordinates of which
referred to Luke are:
2S29.76 feet North
3052.17 feet West.
3. Building Lines
1900 feet distant on either side
of the center line and parallel
thereto.
kaIua Avenue
A. Center Line
Beginning at the punch mark in
the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection of
Church Street and Kalua Ave-,
the coordinates OF which, REFER
ed to Luke" are.
2931.54 feet North
2419.72 feet West
and running by true azimuths
1862 ST. 54," 449.23 feet to the
punch mark in the brass plate OF
the concrete monument at the
intersection of Market Street and
Kalua Ave-, the coordinates of
which, referred to Luke, are:
3176.44 feet North
2043.44 feet West.
Building Lines
11,50 feet distant on either side
of center line and parallel there
to.
Church Street
(a) Center Line
Beginning at the punch mark
in the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection OF
Church and Vineyard Streets, the
coOrdinates of which referred to
Luke" are:
3106.95 feet North
2497.75 feet West
and running by true azimuths.
% 1867 OF o., 1921 feet to
the punch mark in the brass plate
of the concrete monument at the
Otprcn1tipp nf rI,nob Ct,oo. 81
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

3673.S7 feet North,
2324.44 feet West, thence
(D on the arc of a circular
curve of 49.9 feet for go
AZ 10" left, the direct
distance of which is
2S10 IL 35," 1880 feet
thence
(2) 1850 feet distant from the
center line and parallel
thereto to Main Street.
(b) South Side
Beginning at a point 3140 20
65. 2 it., from the punch mark in
the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection of
Market and Mill Streets, the co
ordinates of which referred to
Luke" are
3673.S7 feet North
..,
and running by true azimuth
thence
1) on the arc of a circular
st,pNs, of 20 81 nadine 70
o,,. 49,, y -ooo
. noint tba coordinates Of
which referred TO Luke"
ore
4l24'9Z leet NORTH
1851 ieet west, thence
(2) on the arc of = c~ircular
curve OF 80 IT., radius for
'0 " Nie"'
po"i' y" N"'
Llle' 'iehce
ca Beginning at a point on First
st. East Building Line, the
coordinates of which REFER.
ed TO Luke" are
41O6.66 feet North
1867 feet West. thence
o-
center limo and naraIlel
thereto 70 Main Street
ond narallal hereto
\. Center Line
beginning at lhe pulch nl'iN
High and Wells Road, the coordi-
mates of which, referred to Luke"
are:
1888 feet North
2S66.32 feet West
and running by true azimuth;
279o So 10" 54S.44 It., to
end of road.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15


lie date upon which this Ordinance
acomes effective the following shall
2 and are hereby established as the
rect lines and grades, curb lines
nd building lines for the respective
reefs herein specified in Waikiki,
ounty of Maui, Territory of Hawaii:
Mill Street
d. Center Line
Beginning at the punch mark
in the brass plate of the concrete
monument at the intersection of
Mill and Market Streets, the CO.
ordinates of which, referred to
the U. S. c. & G., Survey TRAN
gulation Station Luke" are:
3G73.S7 feet North
2324.44 feet West
and running by rue azimuth:
Q) 2340 90 o." 111.56 feet,
thence
(2) on the arc of a 16 degree
curve, radius 359.27 #.
for 13O So So" Qeft),
the direct distance being:
227' 90 o." STA feet
thence
(S) 22O0 "a OS," 1923 feet
thence
(4) on the arc of a 12o 80
curve radius 1927 #. for
80 ga Al" (right), the
direct distance being:
2S90 IL 3d." 295.S6 feet,
thence
(5) 257o So 3d." 26S.22 feet,
thence
co. on the arc of a A 80
curve, radius 127S.57 #,
for 90 co. 30" Qeft), the
direct distance being:
2530 2S' 49," 2OO.O1 feet,
thence
CD 24So So o." 62.31 feet
thence
(S) on the arc of a Ia co.
curve, radius 41O,2S feet,
for la Oh %" Qef),
the direct distance being:
241o 54' II" 1OO.99 feet,
thence
(9) 234' So co." 71.S6 feet
thence
(10) on the arc of a 130 10
curve radius 436.12 #. for
13' IA 80" (right), the
direct distance being:
24So 27' 49," 1OO.57 feet,
thence
(11) 24So O4' 30" 468.65 feet
thence
(12) on the arc of a IL 30
curve radius 1906 feet,
for IL 40 (left), the di-
rect distance being:
239' IA 80 1927 feet,
thence
QS) 300 "a 80" 1884 feet,
thence
(14) on the arc of a G. So
curve, radius 5000 feet
for 49, O9' So" (right),
the direct distance beng
239' 29' 81, 274.92 feet,
thence
Q5) PAS S4' 49,, 1885 feet,
thence
Q6) or the are of a 90 90"
curve, radius 637.2S feet,
for IT. So "a" (right),
the direct distance being:
257' 32' TO-" 1857 feet,
40 266' go ST." 631. AZ feet,
to the intersection of
Main and Mill Streets.
Curb Lines
AZ North Side
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
(Tradueciones de Ell MUNDo)

FL cOmite del Senado que esta inves-
tigandO los procedimientos Y tcndcn-
cias del bOlshevikismo' acaba dc
Dir 10 relaci6n hecha por dos america
nos que han sido testigos de los horro-
res rusOs. Uno de estos americanOs
es Roger Simmons, que estaba en- Ru-
sia como representante del Departa-
meRto del Concrete, agregado la en-
bajada americana.
Mr.. Simmons estuvO prisionero de los
bolshevikis" por espacio dc dos Sc
manas, y ha presenciado verdaderOs ae-
tos de crueldad y bmdolersmo. FL pre-
senei6 Ia eiecuci6n de inocentes que
fuerOn condenados a muerte sin ser
juzgados; ha sido testigo de las viola
clones cometidas por los guardias ro-
jos mancillando In honra de infelices
doncellas; ha vistO robOs induditos au-
torizados Y sancionados por el gobier
no. Trae consigo cartas de personals que
fueron eiecutadas. Estas cartas estan
drijidas a familiares amigos.
Simmons ha manifestado que antes
de abandonar Russia saba que los
/" bolshevikis' mantenian un grupo
fuerte de propagandistas en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. FL grupo fue organizado,
segGn informes obtenidos, por Albert
Rhys Williams, que es mo dc los mas
decididos propagandstas y defcns6res
de la causa bolsheviki' on Norte
America.
III Otro americana que ha prescn-
ciado los horrores de la banda roja cs
Mr.. William w. Welsh, del " National
City Bank, de New York.
Muchos extranjeros negaban su ma
cionalidad, como medida conventional,
tenian Ia osadia de declarar que ha-
bian lido Russia zen busca de liberia
des que no encontraron en- America.
El trabajador que vive con decencia,
que sostiene casa, que usa para espGr.
cimiento del espiritu fon6grafo 0 pa-
no, y que viste con buena ropa por ha-
bitOs de aseo, es considerable por los
soviets' como m burgu6s y pcrsc-
guido por las turbas.
Las mujeres bolshevikis' sustcn-
tan las mismas ideas que los hombrts,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13

dia Sc pucden lcer en- los pcri6dicos
LAS listas dc aiusticiados.
Mr.. Welsh cont6 la historic DC una
senorita dc Ia aristocracia rusa que es-
tuvo empleada en- el banco. Los Dol
shevikis Ia apresaron, cometiendo con
ella toda clase dc indigndados. Ia
Ultima vcz que la vi6 estaba sembran-
do patatas con otras companeras DC
infortunio por mos miserables rublos
de salario. Sc les hacia pasar por to-
das las humiIlacioncs. Ncintc dc estas
desgraciadas tuvicron que suicidarse,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
Ell CA0S EN- RUSIA
Los hOrrOres del bOlshevikismo

Sc mOfan, sin piedad de las muieros
presumidas, quenes incluyen en- Ia
categoria de burguesas. Y son conle-
nadas perecer de hambrc, pues Sc les
reducen las raciones. Los revoluciona-
rios que obran de buena fe son consi-
derados tambien como burgueses, son
tratados como bandidOs.
Los mas connotadOs "bolshevikis
son genie dc baja cstofa dirijidos por
Ia "Guardia Roia.' Victor Stromberg,
cmpleado del Banco Nacional, baio las
6rdenes de Welsh, fue perscguido por
los rojos como enemigo de su politica.
Era cierto que Stromberg no miraba
con simpatfa Ia obra de los bolshevi-
kis :. Sin embargo, su padre era ami
go dc Lenine Y Trotzky. Stromberg
era un caballerO de severas costumbres
v modales caballerescos. Sc ocupaba dc
sus negoeios eXclusivamente, amque
no Sc inmiscufa en- asuntos politicos,
sentia repulsi6n por los m6todos inhu-
manos puestos en- practica por los to-
roristas. Esta fu6 la causa de que Sc
le considerase como ,enemigo.
La promctida dc Strombcrg cstaba
empleada en- el Banco Nacional ameri-
cano. Cuando desapareci6 su amante,
lie busc6 desesperada~ por. todas parties
sin poder encontrarle. In Official boil
sheviki' le cOmunic6 la noticia dc la
eiccuci6n de Stromberg. Cuando ella
pregunt6 cual fue cl objeto de esta
sentenciai cl Official dijo que no estaba
permitido divulgarse.
Este sistema de crueldad Is q prcfe
rido por los "soviets La propaganda
del pillaie Sc multiplica. La situaci6n
rusa es pavorosa. En- Octubre de 1918
Sc public6 una orden por Ii cual 81 ha-
cia constar que por cada bolsheviki =
que recibera Ia muerte he manos dc
Ia oposici6n, serian ejecutados mil bur
gueses. Nil quinientos inocentes fue-
ron eiecutados en- una sola noche. Is
tos desgracados estaban encarcelados
EN- caidad de reheues. Las personals
cOnsidcradas como clementos dd In bur
guesia son vigilados por la Guardia Ro-
ia. De noche Sc oven con frecuencia
detonaciones dc fusileria. E,stas det6-
naciones son motivadas por cl fusila-
miento dc infelices burgueses. Al otro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13

by N Otero Colmcnero.
san Juan. Porto Rico. Box
ls6. Mn. Otero Colmeueru
is The finest penman in our
island possession. and one
Who ranks among the most
skillful Of America. THE
BUSINESS EDUCATOR.
COLUMBUS. OHIO.
Este abocedario fu6 ejecu-
tado en moS pocoS segundos
con mo de mis- canuteros
oblicuoS. Envieme 90 cts. en-
giro postal. v a vuelta de co..
rreo le remitire una docena
de TARJETAS MANUSCRI-
TAS. con su nombre. todaS
diferentes. m CANUTERO
OBLICTO. V m ABECEDA-
RIO ARTISTICO como la
mueStra. preparado eXpreSa-
mente para listed. APPROVE
CHE ESTA OPORTUNI-
DAD. FL abecedario sola-
mente vale el importe solicit
tado. NJ. OTERO COLME-
NERO, Caligrafo, Box 4s6,
San Juan, p. Il. Advt.
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Los bolshcylk ticnen cspias cu
los bancos. Cuandn rualquior persona
cobra alguna cant laI dc dinero finer
te, los espias dcnurian q rohfo u son
despoiados en- p.ra raile, IA vista
dcl pdblico.
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To Tor complete au esta horrible crisis.
Russia adn puede 81 yarsc y reconstfuir-
SC. Kercnsky pui, haher cvitado "a
coalici6n "bolsho> XII, peru era hom
bto &c cspiritu reoto Ii perlia tempo
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