davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10
soLUCIoNANDO Ell CoNFLICTo
Mr.. Willard acepta una de las prOpo.
siciOnes sOmetidas.
Sc inician las negociaciOnse para ur
arreglO.

Ell IMPARCIAL, ihfofnoo anplia-%
mente aver del huevo aspecto que 'iba
tomando el erhovimient0 de huelg ga 'que'
tenfa suspense la iatencion DEF graz.
p1blico! @@N 'Ft%s|7 'f1h@f7'ih 4 ~
Hoy, las noticias que ha fecogido'
uno de nuestfos reporters, son muy
optimistas y Sc espefA que ei 6ohfic7
to sea resue1to satisfattoriamente pa
ra ambas parties. 9Breves hhofas no.
pasaran sin que SCI ilegue,a un iacuer:-
do, defnitivo,j que ,ponga' ltefmino a
;esta crisis 4que VieneI lesionandO los
intereses de todas classes dela pals 81
. Como informsmosIlayer,n con resr.
.pecto a. Ia reunion que oeelebrarian los
empleados del ferrocarril,, i, en- ehuelga,.
para resolver Ia Ultima proposition
del lJuez don Emilio del Tore. Sc pu-
do adoptar una resolution, de la cual
Sc informo embellishments al indicado
senior del Toro.
En- la discussion para poder llegar
a un acuerdo terciaron los senores
Abraham Pena Y Santiago Iglesias.
En- esta reunion Sc resolvio pasar al
senior del Toro Cuevas dos PROPOSE
clones, fundamentales. Son las si-
guientes:
Primera proposition.
Aceptamos someter nuestras dife-
repcias un Comite de Arbitraje, com
pletamente independence de la Conf
sion de Mediacin y Conciliacion, STEM
pre- y cuando la resolution de dicho Co,
mite sea zsometida la aprobacion de
los empleados de la Compafiia por
medic del voto de referendum, y result
te aprobada. -. =,
Segunda proposition. ~
Someter nuestras diferencias dis
custom y deliberacion con la Compania,
nombrando al efecto, tres represen-
tantes por cada una de las Logias de
Ponce, Mayagiiez y San Juan en- la
forma siguiente: Uno por ell Departa-
mento de Exploitation, uno por ell De-
partamento de Talleres Y otros por
Ell Departamento de Material Y Trac-
cion; y estos nueve miembros discu-
tiran ampliamente las cuestiones pre-
sentadas previamente la Compaiia
de los distintos pliegos, que estan en-
su poder, hasta llegar a una solucion
satisfactoria.
Els cuanto tenemos que exponer en-
atencion a la vuestra de aver, recibi-
da por este Comite.A
Respetuosamente,
Lcdo. Abraham Pena.-Lcdo. Jose
Soto Rivera. ra.-Abogados del Comite
Conjunto de las tres Logias.' @
Embellishments el Hon. del Toro
inform6 de sus proposiciones y el Sc
nor Willard, luego de una ligera deli
beraci6n con SUI abogado, resolvio acep
tar la primera proposition,
Esta tarde sc llevara a eabo la pri-
mera reunion para nombrar ell Co
mite de arbitraje que ha de arreglar
ell asunto en- defnitiva.
Parece que la nota, debido ser re-
dactada con gran premura, no fue to-
do 10 precisa' que debia, y no Sc ex-
plico cuantos eran los miembros que
constituirfan dicha Comite de arbitra-
je. Ahora, el senior Willard quiere
que sean tres personals las que 10 for
men: una por la compaiifa y otra por
los empleadOs en- huelga: las dos jun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10

tas nombraran una tercera como ar
bitro.
Mientras que los huelguistas que
los huelguistas quieren que sean Gin
co los miembros del va dicho Comite
de arbitraje: dos por cada una de las
parties y ell quinto nombrado por los
cuatro.
Esto no empieza para que las nego-
ciaciones puedan iniciarse libremente,
pues la proposition, fundamentalmen-
lite ha sido aceptada por el senior vi
Hard.
Hasta la fecha, en- ell momento que
lescribimos, no Sc ha designado ell 81
ito donde Sc verifcaran las reuniones,
lpero sc cree que sea en- ell bufete del
tabogado senior Dexter en- la misma
ofeina del senior Willard.
+ Esta maiiana ell reporter" que Sc
iocupa en- la information de este asun-
to, hablo con uno de los caballeros in
teresados en- la solucion del conficto,
y Ell indicado lie dijo, al momento que
lie VIC: "Amigo, va ell CAIRO, que esta-
ba descarrilado, ha sido puesto otra
vez en- los "rieles", ahora, todos, con
nuestro impulse, con nuestra mejor
buena fe, debemos hacerlo rodar ha-
cia adelante. :"
Ell IMPARCIAL estara pendientes
de la manera como Sc solucione el con-
fiicto, para informar ampliamente a
sus lectores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10
UNA NINITA
BonociO Diaz Llensa

Los esposos Ramos-Astacio, dc Puer-
ia de Tierra, estan hoy como unas
pascuas, por haber llegado su hogar
una militia, la primera en- su matri-
monlo, que llevara ell nombre ce Pura
Conception. Nuestra enhorabuena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10
sUICIDIO

En- ell .sitio "Santa Barbara, de Gu
rabo, Sc suicid6,- colgandose de un ar
Dol, Ia sefiOra Ana Cruz. Sc cree que
el motive que la indujO a tOmar esta
resoluei6n. fue ell haber sido sorpren-
dida una hija suya, en- los mOnentos
en- que intentaba robar en- ell t'olegio
de los Padres Redentoristas, en- Ca
guas, Y de cuyO hecho inform6 Ell I'M
PARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10
BANQUETE A MIR. BAKER

En- CT Hotel COndddO Vanderbilt.
Esta noche Sc celebrara en- ei Hotel
ondado Vanderbilt, un banqucte que
a Comisi6n Organizadora del recibi-
1iento al Ministro de la Guerra, Homo
able I:aker, ofrece al 'ilustre huesped
:; l's sus acomlpanantes. accompaniment s..
al acto hemoS .sido atentamente in
itados, 10 que agradecemos cordial
n,Sotnto n,Sotntoo liz rt"'-t y .'-t 81"
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NO ES TEMPO

Con esta fecha ell Gobernador ha de-
negado las sOlicitudes de indult0, he
chas por Nicolas Torres, Manuel, Pa.
gan Silva Juan Sanchez Vega
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10


Casas de Comisiones uL&d.Ifl ]
E,t malGs condolences F4
SO libras fdel fifeoss 4 iata )ganek.s,
72 latas tomates, 81 li5ras habichuelas
coloradas, so libras gandules, AZ IL
bras costillas de cerdO, 1 2 barril de
macarelas, 100 libras de arroz, ca
jas almendras artificiales, Is latas lc-
che, 12 latas de mafz. -..,..
VdcnnGciGnes
Contra viruelas IL
Contra tifoidea
DesinfecciOnes generates &
parciales %
CGsos de enfermedGdcS transmisibEcs
reportGdoS
tuberculosis sHris w, -
Maiarla Cg ssseT@'as ~ ! l
TcranO infantil I
Iisfteria 81 ~ 1
PaTOtiditis /
ratas eXsmilladas 81
.MGtGder0s
Ganado ;sacrificado: Toros, 43; Bueyes,
o; Vacas, s; Novillas, 80; Cerdos, so
Cabras, 2; total 23O cabezas de gana-
do. J t.
-. Pianos q cOnstrucciOnes
Instalaciones generates aprobadas 1
rechaZadas 1
AdiciOnales aprobadas
Total de plomerfa 8
Construcciones aprobadas
Ampliaciones aprobadas i
con observaciones 1
COnstrucciones rechazadas 1
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, LA SANDAL MUNICIPAL

Relaci6n de los trabajos verificadOs
durante la semana que termin6 el z
de diciembre:
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rsEAnGnciese en- Ell IMPARcIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-10

de Stegomya, 155
Alcantarillas Y zanjas petrolizadas 17S
/ Ppzos, moura " Ietrinas ipetrolizadas1O5
MangleS,S ehareas petrolizadas 12
Petf6leo tgastadoi:! Galones su pas 145
7St8peeci6h de sdlinsoatbssS drogas
A1fhaeenes de provisiones8G Jf% 5
Do 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-31

II IRI)S OF PARADISE found only New Guinea and
+ of islands, and confined
to a single island They remarkable merely
of pumage extraordinary development
the kinds
being like in his respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-31

Mrs. ELLIS ROWAN is the widow OF the late Captain F G.
W. Rowan OF New Zealand, and her
and beautiful flowers of Indies Australia
and the adjoining islands amounting all hundreds 1t
recently She
attracted to them by the wonderful punge Birds Paradise
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which has proved itself such by com
forting, reforming and healing The
vase majority of those who have Hon
estly, earnestly studied her books-
she has enrished the world beyond all
reckoning.
Mrs. Eddy was at times reviled, but
she reviled not again. So unminllful
Of the world waB she and 50 mindful
Of God that His thoughts, messages
that came and do come with healing
and with blessings in their wings, were
always her thoughts. Her one prayer
was to be Gods faithful messenger.
The answer to this prayer was GER
tainly vouchsafed to her. Mary Baker
Eddy founded a worldwide religion, q
religion that is Science, Science that
is Christian and that both heals and
saves. In doing this she has risen to
her rightful place in divine Love
Love that is reflected by the constant
~ increasing esteem of the world, and
the grateful appreciation Of hundreds
of thousands Of her beneficiarsee
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out his finger or ben it without thot
debating the action? Who can bend
lit when thought dictates to hold it
straight? Try it. Will the hand not
DO kind things under the, impulsion of
loving thoughts; win it not do cruel
things under the impulsion of contrary
beliefs? VIII it not do brave, power
full, steady, skilful, efficient things
under the direction of confident, intel
lgent guidance, and trembling, weak,
inefficient things under the irnpulsion
of fear? All have experienced this.
Is it not a common saying that one is
paralyzed with fear? Do not people
die Of fear? Does any part Of the
body not reached by thought do any
thing or feel any way? If it does,
how do you know it without thought?
The schools are beginning to recog-
nize, and in some degree to acknowl-
edge, that in Christian Science light
has come into the world, but they are
not able to see that it is all light, and
that in it is no darkness at all. The
ology is beginning to teach an incor-
poreal God, but not one who is the
Spirit that is all Love, too pure to be
iiOIu lIHqulLy, evil Ol any klHu, 10
cause it or to permit it. The healing
arts are beginning to teach that mind
is at least in part cause, but without
recognizing that Mind is God, good, so
never the cause Of disease and death,
but always the cause Of restoration,
Of health. and Of life. They call that
mind which is but false education, H.
fusion, suggestion, the ultimate cause
of sin, sickness, death. But the hui
man beliefs that still obscure cannot
forever hide the true light which
shines, and shines unto perfect day
when all shall be illumined by it, and
there shall be no darkness, ignorance,
illusiv. suggestion, disease, fear, and
SO no sin. no disease. no d It'll
! A Word About the niscoverer and
Founder
What has been said will but dimly
, indicate the teachings Of the ideal, yet
most practical and scientific system
of ethics and healing discovered in
the words and works Of our Master
by Mrs. Eddy Through her faithful,
loving, Christlike leadership Mrs
Eddy founded this system, Christian
Science, and advanced it to its present
worldwide acceptance. Bringing what
she did to the world the pearl Of
great price," the applicable, demon
strable Christianity Of Christ Jesus,
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increased usefulness, and freedom
from want and woe do not bear wit
ness to this. 1t has been so answer
ed, and is being answered here by the
fact that this lecture is given to make
these facts known; for were it not
that some few or many in this COM
Inunity were so benefited, this lee
ture would not, coud not be given, for
there would be no one here who would
cause it to be given. There is, there
fore, abundant proof that this Chris
tianity is Science, demonstrable and
demonstrated knowledge. Neither do
thinking people deny this overwhelm-
ing proof. But the question still re-
mains, How is this accomplished?
The Beginner
Let us take one who is learning to
know this Christ-way, and beginning
to walk in it. What effect has this
upon him?
He has been believing, like every
one else, that he is a material organ
ism with his life, health, strength. in
telligence, and love all inside of him:
that all that he is and all that he has
is limited by heredity and environ
ment. He knows it because he has
been experiencing it. OF course he is
unprepared for any emergency, feels
unsafe, is inefficient It is not strange
if he is discouraged, perhaps sick, dis
sipated. Now, the unheeded Christ,
the spiritual idea of being, the Truth,
comes to such a one in Christian Sci
ence. He hears, and hears for the
first time with this new meaning that
God is all his God; that God is Life
his life; that God is Mind. Truth, Love.
and that God, who is all this, is all
his God. If he admits this-and slow
or fast, if he ponders it, he is bound
to admit twill not everything that
is right become more and more pos
sible to him, and will not everything
that is wrong become less and less
dominant over him. and finally impos-
sible to him? Will he not at once be
better prepared for every demand up
on him, feel more safe, more effici-
ent than before? If he is fallen, will
not this comfort him; if he is discour-
aged. will not this encourage him; if
he is sick, diseased. will not this case
him until it heals him; If he has been
failure. cannot he with this Chris
tian, this right idea Of being rise to
success Let me say that in thous-
ands of instances this has been DEM
onstrated. and examples are not far
to seek. The neighbors. friends, rela-
tlves of many Of you here can tell
you their experiences, and am sure
YOU will find them eorroborative OF
this. Neither should these expert
ences seem so strange after. it has
beed indicated, as it has. what God
is and what mans relationship to God
is; and am sure it does not seem SO
strange as it did that God should com-
fort the sorrowing, make the weak
strong, heal the sick, yes, raise the
dying and the dead. But perhaps it
can be made still palmer.
Thought Process
II God is the all enabling power,
and God is Mind, the operation Of this
power must primarily be by way Of
IDEAS, thoughts. Who can straighten
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who said in part:

VINO SAID IN part:
There are thousands of people who
are hungering and thirsting after
righteousness and are willing to turn
to God at the present time. They
are beginning to realize that only
God can free them from sin, sickness,
sorrow or trouble of any kind,
christian Science is religion Of
peace, harmony and love and there
is no human need it will not meet.
1--WE who are students Of Christian
Science know we have found the
pearl Of great price"-the Truth
that Jesus said would make US free
not only from sickness, but from care,
worry and trials. Christian Science
brings into our lives a peace and joy
the world can neither give nor take
away, and is the Comforter spoken
Of by Christ Jesus in the fourteenth
chapter of Johns Gospel"
The Lecture
Mr.. Ohrenstein then spoke, in part
as follows:
All would agree that it was the un-
derstanding of God, the Supreme pow
er that is all good and always with us,
that enabled Jesus to do the healing
and reformatory works which he did.
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4 LECTURE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
by
Charles l. Ohrenstein, G.. $. b.
Member of the Board of Lectureship
:. Of the Mother Church, The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist,
In Boston, Mass.

Charles l. Ohrenstein, C. S. B., Of
Syracuse, N. Y, member of the Board
of Lectureship Of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Mass, delivered lecture
on Christian Science at the Grand
Theatre in Minot on Tuesday evening,
February 18th, under the auspices of
the Christian Science Society Of Mi
not, N. D.
Mr.. Ohrenstein was introduced by
Mrs. Mona Dow, First Reader Of the
Christian Science Society of Minot,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
WANTED
CARD OF THANKS

SEWING Phone 33S-3r. or 26G73r. 2t
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CURFEW ORDINANCE

Section Is. 1t shall be unlawful for
any boy or girl under the age of four
teen (14) years to be on the streets,
alleys, public grounds or places in the
city of Ladysmith, between the hours
of 9 200 o'clock p. m. and 200 O'Clock
a. m. unless accompanied by some per-
son of lawful age having him or her in
charge, or, unless upon some errand
by permission or direction of his or
her parent, guardian or employer. He
or she shall not loiter on the way then
or make noise by shouting nor in any
manner disturb the peace of the city.
Any such boy or girl who shall violate
any of the provisions of this section
shall, upon conviction thereof, be
adjudged to pay fine of not less than
one Cd dollar nor more than ten (10)
dollars and the costs of prosecution
and to be imprisoned in the county Jail
of Rusk county until such Judgment be
paid, not exceeding, however, the term
of ten days:
The above ordinance will be rigidly
enforced hereafter.
By Order of City Council.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
SHELDON
Special Correspondence

c.. e. Carlman. who has been laid up
for some time is again getting out.
Pete Chlistianson was looking up his
interests here the first of the week.
Mrs. Belle Aufang and infant son,
Of st. Paul, are visiting her mother,
Airs. j. Ne Kyser.
Withee Saturday, returning on the linn
tied Sunday night.
Howard Sergeant who is attending
highschool at Ladysmith, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Hiram Hebard lies very i'll
with pneumonia and little hope Of her
recovery is entertained. DR.. Stephen
son is attending physician.
Mrs S. c.. Sergeant and Mrs. Fred
Van Horn and Master Marshall visited
friends in this vicinity Saturday and
Sunday. returning to Ladysmith Mon
day.
4 social gathering at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Cox Saturday at
talnoon was attended by a large num-
Ter Of their friends and very much en-
joyed by all
There are four teams hired at Chip
rewa Falls hauling logs here from the
country near the Moses farm, off from
land later to be overfiowed. Theo
Bennett has six teams at work hauling
in logs also from the same locality.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
HAWKINS
From the Hawkins Reporter

G. C. Ellingson was a Ladysmith
caller Monday.
w. O. Bates visited at Ladysmith on
business Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Best was a caller at the
county seat Thursday.
O. L. Hotz transacted business at
the county seat Monday.
Misses Mary and Frances Reach
were Ladysmith callers Thursday.
The Hawkins Baseball Association
held meeting in the Woodmen hall
Monday evening and elected officers for
the ensuing year. They were as fol
lows: President. c. e. EllingsOn
Secretary, Nels Nelson: Treasurer, f..
o. Kramer Manager. r. z. Ellingson.
A finance committee was appointed
consisting Of r. L. EllingsOn, Neal See
and NelS Nelson.
Last Tuesday the deal was con-
Sumated whereby Fred H. Hartman be-
comes. the controlling factor i'll the
Hawkins Telephone Co. c. l.. Peck
resigned as president and manager and
Mr.. Hartman takes his place. With
one man in control and devOting his
time to the affairs of the company we
may confidently expect better service.
Success to you, Fred. in your new ven
ture.
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state has summoned A. Nj. McElmurry
and some other witness who will ar
rive here tonight to testify tomorrow.
Attorney Orrin Larrabee is prosecuting
and Attorney Stein of Ladysmith rep
resents the defendants. The case is
proceeding slowly.
The most interesting incident is the
fact that the defendants shot wolf,
which had been caught in Mr. Duval's
trap. The wolf broke the chain to the
trap and was then hObbling through
the woods with the trap and piece of
the chain attached to its leg, when Mr..
Beyeler saw it and shot it. The de-
PENDANTS got the wolf bounty and Sc
cured the hide. Later Mr.. Duval de-
tected their work and made them pay
him back the bounty and deliver the
wolf hide and the trap. Then he pre-
ferred charges against them for killing
a deer out of seasOn.-Chippewa Falls
Herald.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
.wO-year course in agriculture. One

two-year course in agriculture. One
was wounded fighting i'll the Argonne
forest and the other is from the navy.
Both soldiers are on 10-month con-
tracts, and separate contract will be
made for each soldier sent. Each will
receive 500 per month from the govern
ment for living expenses, and the uni
versity supplies books and instru-
mentS.
Although such contracts for vOca-
tional education are for one year only,
several soldiers are expected soon to
begin four-year courses in the College
Of Engineering and other technical
subjects. Others will probably be
sent for the auto mechanics course
given for grammar school graduates.
Any man who is discharged because
of disability may apply to the federal
board for this training, and experts
will advise him as to the best work to
take mp. The policy will be to send
men to their respective state institu-
tions, except when another state uni
versity offers better facilities for the
training desired.
A total of ], 142 men in Michigan,
Illinois, and Wisconsin had registered
with the federal board for vocational
education up to December 2S
bandry, and the other is enrolled in the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
JUDGED BY SKILL AT POKER
Business Man Estimated Anothers
Qualifications by His Actions
at the Card Table.

After all, there is something to be
learned from cards. even If the aver
age gambler, who plays for the pas
sion of the game and for the money he
expects. does not always learn 1T. A
Los Angeles business man recently
asked On acquaintance, What do you
think about Smith? Do you think he
would be a good man to take into our
firm?" His friend looked him straight
in the eye and replied, "Yes, | think
he'd be Il first-cIass man to tie to and
I'll tell you why. I played poker with
him last night and discovered that ne
plays safe He is what religious
minded people call good what eau
tious, conservative people cali wise,
and what the world in general. espe-
cially the bold ones, call a coward
but man whom nearly every one Sc
cretly respects. envies and almost
fears. He never takes chance. He
doesn't gamble. When he bets on
hand he's got the cards. When he
doesn't get the cards he lays his hand
down with a smile and waits until
they come to him. and then he plays
'em to the limit. Yes, think he's
safe, all right. He could play with my
money at card table or in the field
of business. Los Angeles Times.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
CHARGED WITH KILLING
DEER OUT OF SEASON

Ben Beyeler and Gregory West, two
Rusk county settlers have been on
trial all day on charge of killing deer
out of season. The warrant for their
arrest was sworn to by Game Warden
Little who alleges that they killed a
deer about three months ago near Ar
mold in Chippewa county. The wit
nesses for the state were Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Duval and Hiram Hendry of the
town of Ruby. The states witnesses
concluded their testimony this after
noon and the defendants took the
stand, denying the charge. The case
will go over until tomorrow. The de-
PENDANTS claim that they did not kill
deer out of season, but the wit
nesses for the state claim that they
saw a fresh deer head and legs in the
possession of the defendants. The
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-21
FIRST DISABLED SOLDIERS
COME FOR RE-EDUCATION

Two disabled soldiers have just
been sent to the University of Wiscon-
sin by the federal board for vocational
education, for special training, and a
the first to arrive under the plan of CO.
operation in the re-educatiOn of dis
abled soldiers which the university re-
Gently arranged for with the govern
ment.
One soldier is studying animal hus-
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FAIRVIEW
Special Correspondence

s. Butler spent Sunday at home.
NJ. s. DeerWester went to work near
Crane Monday
Miss Hazel Deerwestcr spent Sun
day at her home here.
Mrs. Howard Wallace visited in the
neighbOrhood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. J. Grassl and fam
ily visited at the Delhi home Tuesday
evening.
Harold Delhi came home Tuesday
from his work at Chittamo and re-
turned Saturday.