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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
FOLLETIN Mum. los
LA JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE "

de Sc encontraba va Paola; pero CO.
mo tenia mas de una vlvlenda a su
disposition. ademas de Ia que poSela
en- ell Louvre. atraveso ell puente del
Change, sigui6 arriba por IA orllla,
entro en- una callejuela angosta Y de-
sierta proxima a Ia cathedral, Y sc de-
tuyp delante de una casa vetusta ue
nm solo piso. en- Ia cual Sc entraba
Dor un postiguillo. Entonces puSo
en- terra a la platera ' teniendola
ararrada del brazo. namo a Ia puer-
Ia Sara trato de desasirse de nueyo,
Bah, la dijo Renato, estais IA
ciendo e~sfuerzos inutiles, queriGa ma.
La joven empezo a gritar, eSperan-
do oue Ia ronda Ia oyera ' viniera
a s~ocorrerla, Renato Sc echo a relr.
Sin embargo, acerto q pasar por ALI
un hombre, Y la joven volvio a eN-
clamar:
-iSocorro, isocorro!
Este hornbre sc acerc6 Y hasta le-
vanto IN garrote que Nevada en- "a
nano, perc, por desgracia, TODD este
pasaba debsjo de IN farol: el hOmore
conicio q Rcnato, 3 quien habia VS.
TO muchas veces a pie o a caballo,
tuvo nliejo de comYrometerse con e.
V hugo apresuradamente. Al r1lsmc
tempo Sc abrio Qor fin Ia puerta
donde Renato habia llama6o rariaS
veces. Sara. Tue estaba medic tnuer,
ia. vic aparecer IN hombre de aSpec-
to rudo con una lampara trlanguls
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CONSTIPATION Y
DYSPEPSIA.

Las ~paStillas Bulgarian Tea. proporcionan
excclcntes resultados en- ei traianiento de
Ia Constipation, Dyspepsia. Acidez en- el
Estomago, Enfcrmedades dc los Rinones y
Dolencias del HiSado. Las p~astillas Bulsa-
-ian Tea (de te bllgaroj purifican Ia san
gre. siendo usadas muy eiectivamcntc para
Ia congestion de los intestiaos. Is eli meior
rcmedio en- Ct mundo para ambos sexos.
Esta hecho de vegetables. Is un magnifieo
-econstituyente y crcador De sanSre. Stem
pre- deDe tenerSc a Ia mano. SeLs cajas.
que son suficicntes para d~esterrar por COM
p!eto c~ualquicr case de constipation. cucstan
cinco dollars. Una GAIA TN dollar. A los
agentes Sc les daran doce cajas por nueve
dollars. Son de sabor agradable. Repre-
seatan un million para los que sufren. Mar
vel Medicines Company, 500 Bldg. 4l3 Fourth
Ave, Central p. o. Box 963, Pittsburgh.
Pc. Env;c ( c~entavos en- estampillas tcon-
;ribuciGn de GUERRA para cada GAIA que
ordene. No Sc encuentra a Ia venta en- las
droguerias. (Ads.)
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-ENh
ban los cmpesinos de la fnntera
espanola, navajo que Gribouille ha-
bia robado la vispera a un soldado
catalan que seria en- los lansquene-
ties. Apoderarse de esta navajo Y vol
yer su punta contra su ~corazor, fue
cosa de IN segundo para Sara. Re-
nato exhalo I'm grito Y quiso precipl-
tahse hacia ella ;pero Sara lie miro
fieramente V lie dijo:
isl das un solo paso, me ma
toi
Brillaba en- los ojos de Sara tai
resolution. que ell pe-fumista no du-
dc IN instante. que era muy capaz
de ejecutar 81 amenaza a la menoz
.violencia qeu ~quisiera e%jerccr con
ella.
Me conformo, querida mia, Ia
diio como chungueandose, voy a re-
tirarme V a dejaros cescansar. ESPe-
70 que ma1ana os encontrare mas
soseeada. V que comprendereis que
de mi amor puede redundaros honra
Y p%rovecho. .
-iSal de aqui, miserable! exclamo
la p~Iatera con ~desprecic.
Renato Sc quedo como intimidado,
V hacienco una sena al volantinero.
lie dijo:
-Veni
-iBuenas noches, senorai..-..
ibuenas noches! murmuro Gribouille
saludando. 81 Vuestra Sonora nece-
sitara alguna cosa. no tendra que ha-
Ger mas cue dar un golpecito en- esa
pared. yo estare ali. y
Adde'S, hernosa sonora, dijo el
florentine con ironia. tranquil
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-iImbecil!
-;Ah, bienl iva comprendo!.

-iAh, bienl iva comprendo!...
Y Gribouillc Sc sonrio socarrona-
mente. Luego abrio Ina puerta, y Sa-
"a, siempre empujada p"r Renato,
penetr6 en- una salta baja, cuyas
ventanas estaban guarnecidas de So
lidas rejas. En- uno de los rincones
habia una CANA de tiyera, Y cerca de
esta CANA dos taburetes Y n me-
sa
Sonora, diio Renato, os ruego
que me perdoneis 81 me veo obllgado
a haceros pasar ia neche en- este
chiribitil; pero no dud&is que ma
mana tendreis una habitacion mucho
mas convenience, Y digna, bajo to-
dos conceptos, de la favorita de IN
hombre a quien Ia reina honra con
81 favor.
Renato pronunci6 estas palabras
en- tono chocarrero, Y la joven res
pondi6 q elias con IN gesto de sobe-
rano desden. Auna sana del florenti-
no, Gribouille puso Ia lampara sobre
a mesa.
-jQuereis permitirme que os
sirva de camera? pregunto Renato.
Estas utimas palabras causaron tai
indignation en Sara que recobro
parte de su energia.
All, miserable! eNclamo, me tie
mes en- tus manos Y puedes matarme;
pero 81 diSBones de mi vida, no por
ESQ podras ultrajarme.
Renato Sc sonrio silenciosamente.
De repente, IL platera VIC sobre Ia
mesa una navajo larga, puntiaguda,
de mango de asia, tai cual IA usa-
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|

Era Maria una nerTnOSa Holeie =
de esas que el diablo.... p~ersonaje
de indiscutible buen gusto-hubiera
querido para 81.
Carlos la amo con d~elirio, con to-
do eli vigor de su alma virgen y So
nadora; V Maria, deslumbrada por la
posici6n del jovcn, Sc dejo querer COM
placida.
No pasaba un dia sin que nuestro
heroe !levase a su adorada, como brl-
llante teStimonio de aquel carino que
llenaba .su vida, alguna RIGA alhaja;
va ell nutrido collar de esmeraldas
cue relampagueaban cor pupilas de
ondinas pasionadas; va la esplendlda
'riviere" dc diamantes, que Sc des-
componian en- divinos cambiantes al
beso de Ia luz; va el anillo que pare
cia n estrella d%iminuta, e~ncaden2-
da en- virtud de poderoso cCnjuro, a
Ia diestra de la encatandora rina.
-;Me ANA? Preguntaba Carlos a
su novia, a todas horas. Y ella, mi
rando fascinada la pedreria que par
padeaba en- su pecho, en- su cabelle-
"a V en- sus manos como bandada de
l~uciernegas presas, r%espondia:
Mucho!
Entonces la voz del alma, aquella
triste VOC que va habia dido Carlos,
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lATENCION! iATENCION!
4 CASaESE


lATENCION! iATENCIONi
4 C.ASARSE
! Cata!ogo de damas meIicanas y otras
!, sacicnalidades y extcnsa lista de hermo-
} SOS nombres
I knyienos IN DOLLAR solamente y nos
! otrcs lie remitiremos q vucitl lie corrco.
nuestro complete Cataloco matrimonial
cen descripciones detalladas. FOTOGRA- 1
FIAS, NOMBRES Y DIRECTORIES ce +;
joYenes, senoras y senoritaS mcXicanaS y
dc otras nacionalidades. ~alSunas piudas de !
intachables antccedentes. quiencs dcesan I
encontiar un honrado y buen espoSo. Us I
tel puede escribirle directamente 2 cual- /,
Guiera de ellas y contraer un fuatrimonio
fel.z en- corto tempo. Somos dignos dc
confianza y nos dedicamos Il un neSocio
hcnrrdo y licito. No permita. pucs. cue !
Ia pequena suma de I'm d6Iar este &c por !
medic entire listed y su muy possible tE- (
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL.
E,scriba hoy mismo a. I
RELIANCE CLUB.
.Iox $40. Los ANGELS, CAL. !
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CUENTO SELECTO
IN MENDIGO DE AMOR

Joven, s~oltero, sin familia Y rico
que mas podria desear Carlos?
Una voz insidiosa, cuandc las pa
stones empezaron a despertarse en- e.
alma del joven, susurro al dido de
este:
-EreS impotente.. .. con dinero Sc
compra TODD.
Carlos medit6 IN momento: que
horizontes tan radiosos Sc ADRIAN an
re su vista,
Con dinero Sc compra TODD, d.
10 sonriando,-pues compremos amis-
tad.
Y aquel creso joven Sc constituyo
en- anfitrion de numerosos elegantes
tque seguian pasos por doquiera.
Diariamente sentabase d su mesa
aquella elegante corte; y entire el rui-
do de los corchos que saltaban Y las
risas bulliciosas, p~rolongabase 81 fes-
tin.
Pero Carlos no estaba satisfecho.
Habia leido que mas hernosa que Ia
amistad era Ia gratitud.
-Conpremos gratitud, sc dijo en-
tonces.
Y repartio bienes a diestra Y ST.
niestra; fue la ~providencia de muchos
desheredados; Y no hubo inopia que
lie tendiese las nanos suplicante sin
sentirlas colmadas de dcnes.
FL nombre de Carlos era pronun-
ciado con t~ransportes de agradeci-
miento por los miserables. Poseia 10
que habia puscado.
Y sin embargo no lie bastaba:
-Tengo amistad y gratitud, ex-
clamo. ?ero me falta algo: compra-
re gloria!
Y fue mecenas de Glen poetas Y escri-
torres Qu 10 laudaron en- periodicos Y
libros. en- biografias y odas. Y todos
los que leian SUI nombre c%onvenian en-
que era Carlos IN talento en- flor
que en- 10 future daria opimos fru-
tos; de un temperanento artistico de-
licadisimo. de una conception rapida
Y singular.
No obstante-oh insaciable cora
zon humane. tonel de las DanaIdes
ljamas ahito.-Carlos no era feliz.
Ne falta poder, penso.
e. iinero cria influencias Y sl?lpa-
tias de los grandes Y nc le fue d.
ficil conseguir a nuestro homore un
alto puesto eli la administration.
|oven. rico, lleno de amigos, dc
cratitud. de gloria V de poder, que
pueda hacerme falta? jQue neceslto?
clamo.
+ Y una voz doliente que Surgia en- ell
s~ilencio de su alma, murmuro sus'
pirando: Amor!
Amor, repu:. Carlos, sintiendo
en- su mente toda n revelation de
mundos Observation-Disclosures. 81: el
|; sentirliento que TODD 10 ANNA, que
TODD lc alumbra, que TODD 10 aroma.
ESQ ME falta.
Y anadi6 resuelto:
-Compremcs amor!
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TRUCCION PUBLiCA DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS Y POR LA
ASSOCIATION NACIONAL DE
KINDERGARTEN.
(Por la Sra. Lenore r. Ranus)
Dad a los ninos juguetes adecua-
dos a sus n~ecesldaGcs.
E~nsenadlos a que los cuiGen, pa
"a establecer en- ellos habitos de Or
aen y de limpieza.
La mayoria de los ninos tienen de-
masiados j~ueguetes; en- consecuen-
cia, TO Sc les irstiga a u los hagan
por 81 mismos, r~etardandose ash sus
facultadas de invencion. Solo hay dos
classes de juguetes; los TITLES Y los int
tiles. Son TITLES solo los que satisfa-
cen la neceSidad de Ia vida ~infantil.
Es Ia pelota ell juguete mas it'll; pues
es el primero con que un nino pIeia
jugar. Saoen todas las madrcs hasta
que punto es a~ficiouado a una pelo-
Ia suave y de dolores %brillantes, el
decia 4 este:
-i~Insensato! ANA mas a tus jo-
vas que a ill.,.
Carlos d~esesperado concluyo por
abandonar a su idolo.
Y como clara quedo sola busco otro
dos que sustituyese al primero.
Fue Eloisa. delicada rubia a quicn
nuestro amigo amo con mas passion
tai veg Que a la primera.
Y una noche, al acercarse a Ia ven
tana testigo de sus citas, advirtio
que su armada llevaba traje de bale.
como, dijo s%orprendido, vas a
bailar acaso?
ST, bien MIC.
~ yo creia pasar algunas horas
q tn lado!
No puedo complacerte.
-i!Ah! mo vayas!
-Estaria triste: smo tanto ell sa-
Ion cuajado de luces, "a musica apa-
sionada cue vibra dulcemente, ell lam
guido BALANCED del valse....
Carlos Sc alejo de ahi, diciendo me-
lancolicamente:
-iQuicre mas al mundo que a mi!
Surgio otra vez en- ~aauellos instan-
ties la voz doliente de 81 espiritu.
-iNecio! inecio!.... Ell amor no
Sc conpra....
Carlos renuncio a Ia ~riqueza, a Ia
amistad, a la gloria, vistio humilde
traje de burgues Y, como 81 Sc hu-
biese quitado un enorme peso de EN-
Gina, salio de su palacio ligero y
cast fliz, r~epitiendo:
Ell amor no sc ~compra....
Era de noche y a POGO andar ma
10. en- ell umbral de n puerta, una
pareja de obreroS que Sc acarlciaban;
en- ell alambre de una Inca telegra-
flea dos go!ondrinas ~regazadas, pc
gada una a la otra, dormian....
-Yo sere amado como csc obre.
Co.,. Yo tendre companera como
una de esas golondrinas, murmuro.
POGO despues tropezo con n men
Olga joven = hermosa:
- Queries darme un POGO de ca
rino? lie dijo.
i QUEEN piensa en- el cariho GUAM
do Sc tiene hambre! 2ontesto la men
Olga, volviendole la espalda.
Carlos vago toda la noche por Ia
ciudad. dialogando desesperado, con
el destino, con el i~nfortunio, con la
so!nbra.
Cuan6o surgio la luz primera, ell
infeliz estaba loco. - iba de puerta
en- puerta, despertando a los veci-
nos; lie ADRIAN, Y e~ntonces gritaba con
voz lastimera:
-iUn POGO de carino por Ell amor
de Dios.....
ST ell pobrc loco hubiese tenido en-
! tonces una madre!....
AMADO NERVO.
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ASUNTOS PEDAGOGICOS
LA EDUCACION DE LOS NlNOS

OBSERVACIONES DE MADRES
QUE HAN SIDO MAESTRAS
DE KINDERGARTEN. EDlTA-
DAS POR LA OFICINA DE ms
TRUCCION PUBLiCA DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS Y POR LA
ASCCIACION NACIONAL DE
KINDERGARTEN.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19

: eHsse y ~ y y s1HHsys
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
BIG EXCURSION
TO END Of LINE
COMING EVENT

The people of Nenana probably
will have the opportunity soon to
enjoy a ride to the end of steel,
south of town, as the guests of the
Alaskan Engineering commission,
and the suggestion that a barbecue
be arranged in connection with the
excursion is now receiving enthusi-
astic consideration.
The whole proposition will be laid
before the Commercial club at the
regular semi-monthly meeting of
that organization tonight, with a
request that the club take the mat
ter in hand and arrange the neces-
sary details.
The roadbed between Nenana and
the Crossing is now in splendid con-
Gition and the work of surfacing
the grade beyond the river is pro-
ceeding rapidly, with the assurance
that it will be sufficiently advanced
by the end of another week to
insure a comfortable ride the entire
length of the road. Satisfactory ar
engagements, it is believed, could be
made with the proprietors of the
Singleton roadhouse for the barbe-
cue, at the end of steel, and the
excursionists could spend a delight
full day there, taking in the nearby
points of interest, including the
Burns coal mine and the main line
extension toward the canyon.
The Commercial club arranged a
very successful excursion to the
Crossing last spring, but it is prob
able that the plans for the Ignite
excursion will be arranged on a
much more elaborate scale, so as to
include the ladies.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
BANKS SAWM|LL
GETTING READY
TO BEGIN WORK

After many weeks of irritating de-
lay, resulting from the difficulty in
driving sawlogs down Goldstream,
the Banks sawmill, near Camp 432,
on the Nenana-Fairbanks line, is
about ready to commence saving.
and it is expected that it will be
kept busy during the remainder of
the season turning out ties and tim
hers for the Alaskan Engineering
commission. The owner of the out
fit has a contract of considerable
size and has been occupied prac-
tically all summer getting logs to
the mill
The work of driving logs down
Goldstream was a difficult and dis
couraging task, owing to the small
size of the stream and the number
of Instructions along the banks,
such as snags and sweepers. Twice
during the summer it was found
necessary to clear the stream, the
second clearing having been made
necessary by a change in the water
level.
The first drive, which started
many weeks ago, was completed
early this week with the delivery
of about a third of the seasons cut
at the mill. The remainder of the
logs, it is believed, can be driven
with much less difficulty, although
there is the danger that the water
will drop considerably as the season
advances.
Arrivals from Goldstream bring
the report that preparations are now
being made to start the mill, and
saving may commence within the
next few days. The Banks contract
calls for the delivery of about $780,
900 board feet of timbers and 90
600 ties.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
IS TONS OF MELONS
RAISED ON ONE ACRE

PHOENIX, Ariz.-What is said
to be record crop of watermelons
has just been sold here by Carl S.
Rousseau, who lives north of this
city. Rousseau obtained AS tons
of melons from one acre of land.
He sold them for prices ranging
from $40 to $40 ton. One truck
load weighing $500 pounds was
composed of melons averaging As
pounds weight each. A slightly
smaller truckload averaged As
pounds per melon.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
INVESTS MONEY
IN ICE-MAKING MACHINE

According to information receiv-
ed from Fort Worth, Texas, George
L. Morrison, former Hot Springs
merchant, has become interested in
an enterprise which is engaged in
manufacturing moderate-priced ice
making machines, and is very en-
thusiastic over the outlook for the
industry Some of the literature of
the concern was received recently
by friends of Morrison in the Hot
Springs district.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
PERSONAL
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


John W. Hallowell and Dr. Alfred
Brooks, who made the trip out over
the trail from Fairbanks recently,
were in Juneau yesterday, and left
the capital last night for Seattle
John Mitchell, who has been sta
toned at Camp 432 during the past
several weeks, came across the river
yesterday and will go out to Resi-
dency 5.
Joe Corners has completed his
grading work on the Nenana-Fair-
banks line and is in town for set
Element. ..
Members of the newly-elected
board of trustees, and their wives,
will be the guests tonight of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Rothenburg, at their
home on Second street.
Lester Earhart, who recently I'M
derwent major operation at the
Government hospital, is improving
steadily. ..-.... ..
Burt Wilson, who had the mis-
fortune to fracture a leg recently.
is now mending rapidly at the Gov
eminent hospital.
The stern-wheeler Eclipse is sched-
uled to leave Fairbanks tomorrow
morning for the logjam, with George
Zeno in charge.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
CANADIAN VETERANS
WILL FIGHT H. c. OF L

WINNIPEG, Man.-The Great War
Veterans association plans a chain
of cooperative stores throughout
Canada as a means of fighting the
high cost of living.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
WHO HAS "a?

Ticket No. "a won the guitar.
Award to second number will be
made if holder of No. "a does no:
appear within 80 days of drawing.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19

New Wisconsin Cream Cheese at
Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19
A CHILLY REMINDER

is that blighting 6rst-frost. Look
over your last years underwear;
give attention to partly worn mack
inaws, jackets and fur coats, caps
and robes. Have them mended and
cleaned at moderate prices, before
winter sets IN, by
MRS. D'ORSAY
Tailor Shop, Third and A Street.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT
THE NEWS OFFICE
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19

Restaurant Tabs and Tablets at
the News Office.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-09-19

Birth Announcement Cards at the
News Office.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-26

IN the City of Wauwatosa. beg lesve
to report the same back with a resolu-
ton and recommend that the resolu-
ton be adopted.
Be It Resolved, by the Common
Council Of the City of Wauwatosa
Wisconsin, that the proper city Of
ncers be, and they are hereby directed
to enter into a contract With the Town
Board of the Town OF Wauwatosa to
remove all snow from the roadway of
all paved streets forming parts of the
County Highway System, and Luding-
ton avenue, at an expense of not to ex-
coed seven and no 100 dollars (S7.OOl
per hour, for use of equipment and
services of @, zee rlen, upon order from
the mayor 1r city engineer.
Ok roll csR the foregoing resolution
was adopted.
On motion Of Alderman Hanson, the
mayor was directed to write letter to
the Town Board, thanking them for
their donation to the library, and re-
moval of snow on December 23rd.
There being no further business, and
on motion of Alderman Hanson. the
coucil adjourned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-26
Brother buttons Noble Work.

The American secretary for the Mis-
sion to Lepers estimates that there are
not fewer than 100000 lepers in the
world. 5000 of whom have been con-
verified to Christianity. Apropos OF
this, the Hawaiian legislature has Of
feNed to pension Brother Joseph Dut-
ton, who succeeded Father Damien at
the lerer settlement on Molokai.
Brother Dutton has not been off the
leper island for SO years. and has spent
$4,000 Of his own money to relieve
the poor creatures among whom he
lives. But he refused the pension,
wishing no reward and expecting to
work on to the end in the cause to
which he long ago devoted his life.
The world has hefoes Of whom it rare
Iy hears; and 1t esnnot be otherwise
than that such self-saarifsce must win
a higher reward than governments or
the plaudits Of peoples can confer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-26
FootbaII Lanauaae in RrItaln.

However the ordinary journalist may
have to curb his pen, the descriptive
reporter of football can still give rein
to his fancy and his rhetoric with little
fear of the sub-editorial blue pencil.
To him a match is usually tour
ney," and the ball lends itself to such
varied description as "the leather"
'the OVAL "the globe" or even the
Bounding sphere" If the players hail
from Sheffield they are 'knifegrind-
ers;" from Northampton, "cobhlers; !"
from Luton, "strawhatters; from
Reading, "biscuiters )" from Devon
shire, "cider drinkers" and from West
Ham, Hammers"
The swift runner is ''twinklefooted,"
or has brilliant hoofs." If player
is skillful in head play, he fuses the
Uranium with brilliant effect" or does
"good brain-box work" If the ball
hits man on the nose. he receives
a smacker from the spheroid on his
proboscis."
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

special meeting of the Common
c.n,c;l Of the city of Wauwatosa was
Ia IN Tuesday, December 23rd, 1919,
s.sO o'clock p. m.
p pre- sent-Ald. De Swarte, Hanson,
uayes Krafczyk, Marquardt, Masch-
neyer. Wood.
Mayor Koenig in the chair.
communication from E. f. Geske,
rown CLERK, reporting that the Town
Roard had voted $4,000 for the City
I;hrary. and would arrange to remove
the snow from such streets as are
narts Of the County Highway system,
Tpad and ordered placed on file.
communication from Alderman
Hanson. relative to construction of a
skating rink, read and referred to the
city Engineer with directions to make
arrangements, if possible.
Communication from the Mani
towoc Ship Building company ac-
knowledging receipt of certified copy
Of resolution, read and ordered placed
on file.
Communication from the Board of
Education petitioning for bond issue
Of S35 100000, read and discussed.
Messrs. Wheeler, Gillett and Hoyt
smoke on the subject and the mayor
gave a resume of the financial condi-
ton of the city. The petition was then
referred to the Committee on Finance.
That part of the communication
from the Town Clerk regarding snow
removal, brought back from the file
and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Lights.
The Committee on Streets and
Lights, to whom was on the 23rd day
Of December, 1919, referred the COM
munication from Mr.. Edward F. Geske,
Town Clerk, relative to the cost of
snow removal from County Highways