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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

tablecer el cambio, Ia necesidad
de relacionarse con intermedia-
rios de otras plaZas.
Mcrccido gGldid6h: DespuGs
de brillantes ejerciGios ha ;,lcan-
zado en- Ia Universidad de Ma
drid, ell tftulo de doctora Ell Glen
cias naturales la seflOrita Car
men de AldecOa.
Notable critic de AsOrin en-
Buideos; I1 genia elscritor espa-
mol Azorfn, en- representation del
gobierno, ha inaugurado la expo
sici0n de cuadros de Goya efec-
tuada Ell Burdeos. Las antOri-
dades civiles Y militafGs v Ia mu-
nicipalidad lie dieron un banqjie-
te Ell el cual pronunci0 un discur-
so Ell que hizo un admirable pa
rang0n entire Montaigne y GOya,
declarando que representation di-
versidades del genio de F"ancia
Y Espaffa, siendo extraordinaria-
mente aplaudido. La municipal
lidad de Burdeos le regal6 Ia pri-
mitiva edici0n de las obras de
Mont4gne.
Ha sidO ell $erdad elo9iadfsi-
mo Azorin.
EI go6icrno frances GdQuiere
cuddros espdE0leS: Francii ha
adquirido con destino al museo
de Luxemburgo cuadros de los
eminentes artistas espaioles Ben
lliure Correidora, Clara M0rera
Lopez, Penazo, Zuloaga, Zubia-
RE, Y Figuarol, que Sc encontra-
ban expuestos Ell la Ultima expo
sici6n celebrada en- Madrid
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06
NOTAS DE ESPANA

Dondtiros csplendidos: En- Vi
llajoyosa, Alicante, ell medico ci-
'rujano don Alvaro IZquierdo ofre-
clio 100000 pesetas para la cons
trucci6n de un equipo escola1.
Este rasgo ha sidO tanto mas
elogiado cuanto que hace dos aIIos
construy0 SUI espensa un grupo
escolar igual al ofrecido ahora !;
tambien asegur6 una renta annual
'de $4,000 pesetas para ell sosteni-
miento del hospital municipal.
Repdraci6M de an pdlacio hist6
rico: La Diputaci0n provincialde
Pamplona ha encargado al arqui-
tecto de la provincial que realize
Iinmediatamente las obras de re-
paraci0n que sean menester en- ell
jpalacio de los Reyes de Navarro
de Olite, monumento que Sc en-
cuentra Ell estado ruinoso.
Este palacio fue mandado cons
truir a principle del siglo XIV por
ell Rey de Navarro Carlos III, el
Noble, Y es una de las obras mas
importantes de la arquitectura
civil erigida en- Navarro, eli la
IEdad Media.
EE peso argentine e1 EspdHd: ::
Ell 4 de julio iiltimo Sc cotiz6
Iofieialmente y por primera vez, en-
la bolsa de Madrid, el peso argen-
tino.
Hasta ahora solo Sc cotizaban
las libras, los frances Y los do
liars, y por consiguiente, no habla
medios de establecer relaciones
directas de cambio nj operar en-
arbitraje con la Rep1blica Argen-
tina, puestd que habfa para es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

Leyendo este periodico; lectnra,
que es ell pan de azucena de mi
espiritu, me entero de que Sc hace
un llamamiento a los dign1simos
portorriqueflos que forma ell biza-
rro Regimiento de Puerto Rico,
para que tomen a empelo com
prar v colOcar en- el Sanatorio de
tuberculosis con una inscription
en- ell fronts, que Olga: "Construi-
do por dddird del Regimieato dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

La madre de DiOs, benGice
a la mujer borinqueila?..
Con ell caballerosO Mr.. Miller
a Ia cabeza, estamos ciertos. Sc
gurOs, de que muy en breve pO-
dria reunirse, entire los que poseen
la noble profession de instruir a
Ia ninez que Sc levanta Y marcha
hacia ell Temple de Minerva, en- pos
de luz para su cerebr0; estamos
seguros, repetimos, de que Sc pue-
de construir otra caseta, que osten
te, en- SUI fronts, Gstas sublimes
frases: Para GliriO de los tatercU-
losos; el Mdgisterio Port0jrquc-
no.
Manos a la obra, que andando,
Sc prueba ell moyimiento..
FL dfa 10. del mes mas proximo,
.por venir, comenzara la labor de
ese Ejercito de Ihte1igencia, y pue
de ser que de los primeros cheques
que a manos de cada Maestro. lie
que, Sc apartara un dollar para
cristalizarse Ia refcrida idea. tan
'simpatica como beneficial.
Esto servirla, no 10 duddmos,
de gran estimulo Il todos aquellOs
departamentOs, corporacionesj ta-
Heres, que sc conocen en- esta Bo-
rinquen infortunada, sin amparo,
nj esperanza en- I'm poryenir de
cielo color de rosa.
Nosotros, hemos hecho esta ma
nifestaci0n, ante algunos profeso-
res Y maestros, que nos dispcnsan
su valiosa amistad, y todos con
|sonrisa de satisfaction, y palabras
rftmicas, han respondido:
iMagnlfica idea; sublime pensa-
Imiento,..
i Hon. Mr.. Miller: a vos os cores
ponde, como Jefe, como superior,
dar principle esta obra, colocan-
do la primera piedra..
Jose Vidal Cdrdoua
San Juan, Agosto, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

Puerto Rico, una valiosa caseta,
que albergue a algunas victlmas
de la Playa Blanca, que arreba-
ta de la escena social, yarias
existencias EN- for.
Sc me ocurre preguntar:
mo podrfa hacer otro tanto,
ese otro regimiento, conocido con
cl nombre de Magisterio de Puer-
to Rico?. .Creemos que 81; el in
tegra, Ell su mayorla, ell belle Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06
G. r A T | S.

Compondemos gautamene la GAIA fonetica de aparato
"Victor" &:>
ST I'd posee fonograo "Victor Vcrola Sc dara
perec cuena de conseur rsutados enteramene
facoos indispensable GAIA fonetca halle en- buenas
condolences ST ell diaagma esa oo aislador de gonna ha
perddo eascdd brazo de la aga ha descompuesto
reproduction perecta necesaro I'd repare la
GAIA fo@a fin de los dcos repoducidos perfecta
mente
Deseando ell mejor seco possible dandonos cuena del
mportane pape que desempeha GAIA foneca la repro
dscos Victor comprometemos
obsequo centes gratutamente GAIA
foneca gasto que I'd ncurrr sera cuando haya
necedad cambar aguna peza En- este cobrar
soamente ell valor de la pieza mano de obra.
Esta oea er ada durante todo de Agosto soamen
mtada dueos de onografos Victroas "Victor
aprovechese de ella LIE supcamos va traer SUI
Gaia fonetica nuestro estabecmento mandara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06
Ecos de FL Impartial"

xo regional, Y Quien no sabe, que,
pOS su altruismo Y coraz6n noble
y generoso, mas que por sus OLA
zos negros, de suggestion cOntras-
table,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

La madre de Dios, bentiice
a la mujer borinqueila?..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

IDAHO-Srnator Burnh II nm
"lrrrconrIInblr." Senator NuErnt 1,
Tor the 'rcnty unchanged. There Is
mo rhnn"e OF changing Bornh's posi-
Observation-Disclosures PoindeH-
Ter In nm "irrcroncilubie." Senntor
Jones IL for strong reservations and
Inc ShnntunE amendment.
MISREPRESENTATION Chamberlain Il,
against changes, but plainly worried
over the nntl-Jnpnnrhc sentiment
IN hi. state, which demands the
shnntunE amendment. He liz dis
tmrhed nino over tho amendment
giving tho United Stntes an cuuni
vote with the British empire. rho
and Washington goes bnck to the
Panama Canal tolls fight. senator
MrNary J.. for mild reservations.
IFoRNiA-senntor JOHNSON is
Is In the same position as senator
Chamberlain.
NENADA-Both Senator's Hcnder-
son nnd Tittmnn nre against changes.
henderson may he Fought on the
trcnty issue Mt the next election by
Anne Martin.
tTAu-Senntor smo"t Is for
reservations md hn> said hr would
vote for them IL every person in
ttnh opposed them.
"fOMINL-Scn Warren IN
Tor reservations. Senntor kcndrfck
In for the treaty unchanged. There
has been no indication OF scn,f-
ment I'm tho state.
COLORADO-Scnator Thpmn. In
In doubt He may vote against tho
whole treaty, not liking II nj all.
or mny content himself with voting
Tor reservations and amendments.
senator Phipps Will vote for rcser-
f"ttons md probably amendments.
IA NSAS-Scnntorr Capper md
Curtis nrc both for reservations ns
ARE most Of the newspaper. circu-
hitting In this Sfntc.
Ok Ia ItOMA-Scnn f.nrs
resrrNntinns md amendments Nc
~ nIm0st nm "irrrcOnriInblc." Sem
tor owen IL for the trcnty without
change.
ARkA SSAS--Srnntors Robinson
ana Kirby nre both for the treaty
without change.
MISREPRESENTATION Shield. 4,
for mild reservations md T.. bcinr
bitterly attacked by the Democratic
prens for oppnsing Presid~nt Will
son. He nnys he Will vote IA "Shicids
thinks right" regnrdIcnx OF oppo-
sition. Srnntor Mcclellan IL with
the President.
kENTuCkI -Scnntors ueckham
and Stanley are both for the IrnEue
and the treaty without change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
How States Wilson Is to
Tour Stand on Peace Treaty

dent wilson. trip through the We.i
VII carry him into twsnty-two
siti"n to the peace treaty and tho
lenEue Of nations covenant. The
states which Mr. Wilson will In
WIDE 20 speak In fn.or OF the league,
tors from those Statcs arc,
OHiO-SenatOr POmcrcne, Demo-
crat. will vote for treaty without
tor Harding Is for vigorous rcnrr-
vafiOns, and drastic amendments,
nnSins voted 70. the Shnnt"nE,
the "Irreconcilnbles."
JOHANNESBURG New IL rInsned
with the "irreconclIabIes,"u nd hns
committee. senator Wntson IL for
str"nE reservations and amend
ments.
crnt. II ono OF the "irrcconciIabies."
senator Spencer In for strong reser-
rntions, but 80 faS not com m tied
to nmc ndmenta.
CumminH are both for reservations,
although Cummins Inns been cIassed
with the. "mild rcscrvntionists."
1, for r AsMAMeenn ,.,',o nisrhcosk
senator Norris In opposed to the
treaty rs a whole.
NOfI" DAhOTA-SenatOr Nc
Cunbcr IL for reservations IL n~ces-
nsry TO get the votes to ratify
treaty. senator Gronn Is an .arre-
conciiable."
MINNESoTA-Both Senators Nei-
non md kclioss nre for "miId"
reservations. but contained In the
re"ointion Of ratification. II II said
they hold the majority view In
Minnesota.
SOUTH DtkOTA-Senator Stcr-
ling IL for reservations. Scnntor
JOHNSON. Democrat. |. for ratIfica-
ton without chnnEe. The Nom
partisan LenEue opposition to the
league OF nations Ia anid 10 br
affecting this State also. necessI-
tntinE misslonnry work by the nd
nIintstrntiOn.
MOSTASA-Se nntOr Walsh Il for
ratification without reaeryntion.
senator Myers II inclined 10 reser-
'ntions. The Democratic Lieuten-
nnt-tsoreTnor of the state told the
Foreign ReIations Committee stature
dap TINT the state war over,rheIm-
tnRly asainrt amy IenRne covenant
ar treaty which stood In the way
OF Ireland gaining its Independence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
APPLE GROWERS WORRIED
OVER DEPARTMENT RULING
Holding OF Fruit in Order to Reap
Higher Prices Later Is
Prohibited.
BROKERS ADMIT PURPOSE
Crop in hcngndoa Cumberland Dis
trict Appropriated at Total of
2,0O0,OC0 Barrels, but at That Is
Declared to BE Considerably Low.

Especial TO The Tmcs Dispatch.I
ana asas "a n sffR amon
the latter many from large commits
sion houses. today evidenced much CON
pa r,mcnt OF Justice to the eject tina.
ii would not consider as Il boarding
act the storage OF apples where i, -
! business. according TO practice OF
previous years." but that 1T will be
considered as an unfair practice If It
the idea in mind Of holding for higher
/ Il admit that their purpose IN buying
apples carly IN the season and placing
the same ~ cold storage Is TO be in
higher prices during the late winter
season. They are. as result OF the
departments ruling. hesita,ing TO close
contracts with growers, fearing ,proee-
cut on by the government on charges
OF hoading.
Effect on other Growers.
on the Other hand, growers Who are
rather than 90 TO the expense OF stor-
ing THAR fruit and taking chances
with the market. feel they win be com.
the fruit from spelling on their hands
Several leading buyers said today they
fruit. but the deals will probably be
limited unless the ruling of the De-
partmcnt OF Justice is modified
Crop Declared below Normal.
The Frederick County growers are
now acquiring on an output Of approxi-
inatcly 100000 barrels OF commercial
fruit. The crop in the Shenandoah
! Cumberland district. extending from
stanton, Va, to HarrisonburB. Va. is
nut at 100000 barrels compared with
in Western New York, tho chief com
petitor Of this district. is given as beng
around l.o25,ooo barrels against 5.ooo.-
900 barrels a year ago. and tn. crop
in both sections Is considerably below
normal regarding general condition.
due TO rust, scab and other diseases
Because Of the great decrease in west
crn New York, many of the buyers
| OF that district are coming to the Snen-
:,ndoah Cumberland for apples.
with the result that prices arc stinen!ng
daily az the picking season approaches.
! The late fall varieties. with York Inn
perial leading in production in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

has been signed was not peace OF
vengeance. but A peace OF repara ion
and safety. He paid 4 touching tribute
TO the memory of Theodore Roosevelt.
saying both nations rnourned the alb
henoe or one man and healing no
more voice which. or momentUus oc-
casions, reached from one end OF The
world 10 the other, teaching men how
10 attain better days through courage.
sense OF duty and good ci,izenship. a
voice now huahed forever"
Referring TO the horrors OF German
warfare and the devastation wrought
throughout Northern Erance. Mr.. JUS
scraAI painted picture OF French
courage and ndom!tabie will
touching upon Lafayettcs devotion
TO the American cause and America $
later response he said. When t.afay-
ctte heard OF American independence
his heart enlisted When you heard OF
tho danger OF France your hearts en-
listed. Your descendants 10 the end
tors OF theirs who acted thus and
fought so vel! in the great crisis"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
ANY GR|EvOUS
SKIN TROUBLE
NEEDS POSLAM

Treatment OF your skin with Posiam
will at onco discourage and lessen the
hold OF that eruptional disorder. The
trouble should annoy you very little
now and soon you may contemplate
with satisfaction the clear, smooth
spot where IL used to he.
Poslam prevents oncominE eruptions.
speedily reduces rcdness Of the nose
or complexion. Removes nNa mn,ation,
soreness and outbreakings due to
prickly heat, pimples. hives abrasions
and is prompt TO heal eczema and
other annoying skin troubles.
Sold everywhere For free samplc
write to Emergency Laboratories, 243
West 18th St. New York City
Poslam Soap is daily trea to tend
er skin. Contains Poslam.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

Winchester territory will be ready
for harvesting tho latter part OF
September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
PLAN APARTMENT BUILDING
business mud Professionni Women Ea-
pect Structure to lie Erected
In Nenr Future.

Business and professional women of
Richmond who are backing the move
nent FOR An apartment house solely
for women tenants hope to have their
dreams realized with the coming Of
winter. While the location has not
yet been decided upon pending the re-
turn OF Mrs. llah Williams Polhili,
chairman Of the committee OF arrange
ments, from her vacation. the plans for
the mod el apartment house for buSi-
ness and professional women have al
ready been approved
The building will cost approximately
100000. II viii house at least lOo
women. There are twenty-five rooms
to each floor. many with private baths.
and there are commodlous arrange
ments in the basement for washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

commission In Bohemia who Ia ouotea
as saying: The Czechs show poor,
appreciation of their liberation from,
mans are working might and main 70
get back on their feet the Czechs are
lazy. They shirk and try TO live on
bit"
'rhis coming from an American is;
a sharp and bitter verdict" says tho
newspaper Bohemia with such in, :,
pressions departs the American relief
commission and It will certainly NOT
conceal them when it returns to
Washington. Let US heed the warning
voice and get to work"
There Are Two Grent Productions
MICKEY" is Both of Them.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
CLOTRIERS GO TO CHICAGO
Virginia Delegation To National A,so-
cintion Convention to Lcnyc
MONDAY

N!rC!n;a's delegation TO the National
Association of Retail! C!othicrs which
convenes for thee days in Chicago.
september 10 y. viii leave tomorrow
morning for that city
The delegation * composed OF Fleet
k!rE, Raphael Levy and Gilbert Green
tree. OF Richmond: Eddie E:rgculZun.
petersburg William Garner and Abe
iorwity, Newport News: ]. r. Wood,
cnburs. and Sol KoscnburE. Roa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

IN" OrO'h"rhOol q America and
France vas born in the war Of indie
pendcuce. II has rcver been obscured
since II has found its ANAL conse-
Grafton in the great light We have
just fought SHOULDER to shoulder 70.
the liberty o. mo world I, wIi keep
all ITS strength IN the future and
contribute to consolidate, In the in
terest OF humanity, the peace which
has oeen csta hished ~ tho cost Of so
many sacrhccs by the defenders Of
righ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

Manufactured by
Haynes Chemical Corporation,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
QUOTE AMERICAN AS SAYING
CZECHS TOO LAZY TO WORK
bohemian Papers Publish Alleged At
tack by Captain Sebastian or
Relief COnmission.
by Universal Service.

t3y Universal Scrvice.l
PRAGUE. Sept. 6.-Bohemian news
papers are publishing an alleged at
tack on tho Csechs by Captain Sebas-
tian. member OF the American relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07
Decrense In CIear,nr..

NEW YORK. Sept s.-The actuaI
condition o! clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week Inve
dASa) SHOWS thar they hold S32.o2s, 200
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

and ironing and pressing feminine
tnsry.
Arrangements for serving food in
clude cafeteria in tho basement and
private d!ning-room on at least one
floor. with an adjoining kitchenctte.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

reserve in excess of lega! rcuuire.
nents; This IS Il decrease OF sloio.27t
from last week
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

Goes mp higher, higher, higher
Than was ever told by liar,
Still they find a ready buyer
In sone>mzn who wants 10 loom
Oh. the boom. boom, boom,
How II makes the mossback squiru
In his tomb
How excitement sinks and swells
OF the men to whom he sells
As the real estate agent tells =
Still there's room
In the boom, boom, boom, boom
boom, boom, boom, boom
boom boom.
In the rustle and the hustle of The
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19
CALDWELL CITIZEN Is
ON CALIFORNIA MAP

Los ANGELES.-{Speciai to The
Tribzne-)-George B. Lafferty. from
Caldwell. was a visitor Dee 10 at the
big exhibit Of southern California pro-
ducts maintained free to the public in
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce- He also attended the lectures
and moving pictures that are part OF
the daily program The exhibit IS
the largest OF any in the country
maintained by \ commercial organi-
ration Before returning home Mr..
Lefferty expects to visit several CT
the many places Interest nthe
southland
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

The Tribune, strange as II may
seem, needs money TO meet its OBJ
legations and win take the liberty
before the first of the year to send
statements TO all of its debtors All
persons who are indebted 20 this
paper for job work. advertising or
subscriptions for one year or over vii
receive notice of the same and we
trust al viii come IN and pay prompt
~ During the past year. The Tn
bune has put IN more than S2GO N
new machinery and material and the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19
INHUNAN BRUTEs
Tramps Deliberately Throw
Brakeman Under a Moving
Trim


As conductor Kinney's freight train
pulled out of Clenns Ferry Monday
night II had aboard several trzmps
who we're beating the train. A brake
man. named ]. H Shullenbarger, had
the train stopped to put them off.
When the train started mp. they again
got aboard and when discovered by
the brakeman they seized him and
threw him under the moving train.
The first time he managed to crawl
ont without serious injuries when they
Immediately threw him under again.
This time the train severed both legs
from the body. He was found and
taken care of but he died at an early
hour last Tuesday evening. The
tramps are in custody at Cienns Ferry
and from present indications, they will
be treated to a social necktie party
before this paper reaches its readers.
The railroad boys are very much ex-
cited
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

The story that The Tribune would
be sent free for one year To every
man who voted for Thibune the Big
was probably started IN the heat OF
= political campaign and Is conse-
quen;iy not binding. Al any rate We
refuse to deliver the goods and the
subscription remains the same price.
s. Now IS the time. etc. etc, etc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

Just tell them that the other fel-
low Is dead" mysteriously whispered
Col Stevenson as he walked into The
Tribune Office and pointed to the
most artisticaIly BACKED eye that We
ever say. The fighting editor was At
once sent out to find who struck
Billy Patterson but the latest inform
alton received Al this office was that
the black eye was closely related to
q fall ont of q wagon
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19
Caldwell Thirty Years Ago

nonpariel under the direction OF Mr.
Jones. For IL years he held the fore
mznship On Iowz's greatest daily and
At last reformed to become = sage
brush rzncher IN Idaho He says
nothing could tempt him to return to
the printing business
Judge Beatty has put q flne hard
maple floor IN his barber shop. 1t Is
= bezEtJ.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

William Thorpe and Bob Fillmore
laey started ont the other day TO
STAY all the d1cks N Idaho and SIC
eeeded IN bzgsl1g one before the3
g01 ozt oi the corporate limits En-
eourased By their success they pushed
4nead and wound mp that night near
Parma; tired TO flag a freight and
faded, and consequently counted ties
back again arriving ON the evening OF
the second day Be il said TO their
credit however, that they brought
the duck back and also the affidavit
that they took the lie of Meadow
Lark near Parma
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

arranged Ike lawyers brief The
sargent listened TO several points and
then interrupted impatiently.
why, there's nothing wrong with
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-19

William Schn.bel proprietor Of the
Jordan Valley and De Lamar stage
says there Is plenty of ice and SNOW
IN De Lamar. They had the laugh
On rs last summer during the hot
months but now il Is orr tara 70
Laugh