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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22

guientes senores: Jorge Remedies
concejal de este ayuntamiento
don Alfonso Colomer, don Enriqu
Armstrng, don Pedro j. Armstrong
don Francisco Greyy y el Lcde
Gustavo Rodriguez.
Sufriendo ambos vehfculos a
gunos desperfectos, aver a las cue
tro menos cuarto chOcaron en-
carretera Ponce-P Penuelas ell aut
P-2, propiedad de don Sandal
Pacheco, de Guayanilla, guiad
por ell chauffeur Seba2ian Mar
vaez, y Ell auto 5161, propiedad d !
Ramos y Suarez, de Mayaguez
que guiaba Ell chauffeur Luca
Guerra Ramos.
La Corte de este Distrito hi
dictado sentencia declarando acon
lugar la demanda de divorcio pre-.
sentada por Julia Saint Hilarie|
contra Francisco Velez Irizarry.
-El detective Principe arrest6|
aver en- la calle del Coto al adoles-
cente Emilio Feliciano, profugo de
la Escuela Correctional de Maya
guez.
-Por ihaber alterado la canti-
dad porque fueran eXpedidos dos
cheques enviados por la Cruz Ro-
ia Americana favor de los ex-
soldados Primitive Rodriguez y
Luis Montalvo, 10 cue lie permitio
obtener veinticuatro d6lares por
dos documentos que solamente va
liam diez, fue arre5tado por ell je-
fe de la fuerza de La Secreta en- es,
ia localidad, senior Dario Snarez,
Ell indlviduo America Gnzman,
quien ingres6 en- la Carcel de Dis
trito, disposition del Fiscal de
la Corte de Distrito.
-El Municipio ha adquirido
doce caballos y cuatro mulas, por
una suma ascendente 2,138 do
lares; y ademas adquiri6 cuatro
pipotes para riego y otros articu-
los, todo ell remate del Campamen-
to Las Casas, con un valor de tres
mil quinientos cuarenta dolares.
Corresponsal.
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Las fiestas del carnaval
del presente ano.

El sabado % Sc efectuara el
baile d& La Goronacion en- el Tea
tr0.
Las comisiones designadas
por el !Gomite Executive de las
Fiestas del Carnayal estan traba-
jando aztivamente en- los asuntos
que Sc he han encomendado y Sc
espera nh buen resultado de sus
gestionesl en- pro del festival.
-El sabado %, a las 9 de la no
che Sc sefectuara el Gran Bale
de la coronation en- ell Teatro
Municipal, y en- la noche del do
mingo % ell bale de las Flores.
Unicamente pagaran los caballe-
ros $1.00c por la tentrada general,
y no setlharan. .colectas para la
Cruz R0ja enflos tres bales del
Teatro.c6s
En- Ia session Ultima del Co
mite Executive de las Fiestas del
I Carnaval Sc acord6, que la Reina
Y SUI Corte de honor Sc reuniran
en- Ell Casino de Puerto Rico, para
desde afA trasladarse al Teatro en-
la noche del sabado para la Coro-
naci6n.. .iss
LAS carreras de caballos, bai-
le y pasgo de carrozas adornadas,
que Sc verifcara en- ell Hip6dromo
de Santurce, en- la tarde del 4 de
Mario, prometen resultar muy
concurridas, pues reina gran en-
tusiasmo en- el p1blico y Sc estan
preparando de artisticas carrozas,
para djjsputarse los premios de
$4,000 y $500 que han de otor-
garse.
Ha SIDE u ls' designada la Comision
que ha De x formar el jurado cali
ficador de las carrozas y otorgar
los premios.
81 Eeatro esta siendo ador-
nado para Ell acto de Coronation
de la sReina del Carnayal, y Sc
cree lengera del modo mas artfs-
tico possible.
LaEentrada a Galerfa del ter
Ger pispl del Teatro costara 80
sctvss aI@as: damas y caballeros que
+ = ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22

deseen ir a presenciar los bales
ldesde aquel sitio.
Los precios que regiran en- la
Cantina del Teatro seran los mas
modicos posibles, segdn tarifa que
va ha sido aceptada por el Co
mite de ambigu, y que resultaran
del agrado de los concurrentes.
En- pro de la Campaiia de So
clos de la Cruz Roja.
La presente semana ha sido de-
dicada por Ell personal de la ofici-
ma de la Cruz Roja Americana,
Capftulo de Puerto Rico, a los
trabajos preparatorios de la Cam
paiia de socios, que ha de efec-
tuarse en- la semana del 3 al 10
de MARIO pr6ximo y que exile una
extensa labor, pues Sc han hecho
listas de socios de 1918 que deben
renovar SUI suscripci6n en- ell pre-
sente aiio, y los demas datos ne
cesarios, material de propaganda,
botones, cartelones, folletos, etc.,
para la mejor organization de la
Campafia en- toda la isla.
Los Comites locales estan reci-
biendo constantemente circulares
e instrucciones relativas al modo
de verificar sus trabajos prepara-
tOrios y el final de la Campafla,
que debe efectuarse en- la semana
del 8 al 10 de MARIO.
Ell Capftulo de Puerto Rico, es-
pera un buen resultado de los
presentes trabajos, que fortale-
ceran la Institution y la pondran
en- mejores condolences para con-
tinuar en- sus actividades favo-
rabies siempres al pueblo de esta
isla.
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(De 1EL Masndoa.l

No me propongo alardear de
erudici6n nj de ser impecahe pro-
Hsista, al pergeiiar un rapido Y SUI
Ecinto juicio de la novela regional
3Ramo Cativo1, una de las ulti-
mas del briflante literato gallego
Jaime Sola.
ST este galano escritor no tu-
yiera en- su abono otra labor lite
raria que la realizada durante
una notable serie de aiiOs en- la
artlstica revista de que es direc-
tor gerente, "Vida Gallega", ten
drfa 10 suficiente para que Guam
tos han tenido la fortuna de Sc
sguir tan intensa como plausible
labor en- pro de SUI amada Cali
cia, lie prodigasen un sincere y
merecido APPLAUSE undo a la gran
admiration a que Sc ha hecho
acreedor por parte de los buenOs
gallegos. Pero Jaime Sola no Sc
cOnforma con haberle dedicadO a
su entraiiable region los fioridos
veinte aiios de SUI juventud; des-
pues de ellos, continua sin vol
yer la mirada hacia 10 pasado,
pero ST fijandola escudrinadora
en- ell horizonte por 81 puede apro-
vechar un favorable rayo de luz
para la Galicia de sus amores, pa
ra la Galicia de sus ensue1os. !.
nos.
De ah1 ell que en- 'sRamo Cati-
vo" nos salga al paso un don Ja-
cobito que nos lleva de la mano a
recorrer todo ell fiorido, poetico y
maravilloso Rivero de Ayia, ha-
ciendonos desear un caritativO
trago de aquellos finos y famosos
vinos tintos y los no menos deli
ciosos y famosos yinos blancos,
tostados, con que humedecer las
secas fauces de los que por aquf
convivimos espiritual y mental
mente con nuestros afables con-
terraneos en- las fiestas de la vi
LA 0 del pueblo, 0 en- las romerfas
de los contornos.
ST bien don Jacobito nos result
ia en- 'Ramo Cativov el alma sim
Ipatica y atrayente de Galicia, don
Lorenzo Freire, ausente durante
un cuarto de siglo del terrufio,
-justifica la restitution del fsseiti-
10 al native lar, pesar de su pri-
mer amoroso desencanto con la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22
'Un Beno Libro

|primorosa y angelical Adega, que
por creerla poselda de los demo
MOS, era mas conocida por Flori-
ad 3 Rdmo Cdtipo.
La vista a Pena Corneira en-
busca de su sohado y acariciador
| futuro, en- compahia de SUI fran.
cote y en1ebre tio don Manuel, y
ell siempre alegre y decidor don
Jacobito, es un pasaje emocionan-
te y desconcertador; y en- el que 10
que Sc crey6 una dulce y acaricia-
dora Illusion realizable, muere ro-
deada de refulgentes destellos de
luz y poesfa, en- pleno paisaje pri-
maveral.
Con ell alma destrOzada por 10
inesperado, retorna el senior Frei-
re hacia Leiro con su buen ito v ell
no menos bueno cicerone don Ja-
cobito. A corta distancia de la
casa donde viva Ramo Cativo
oyeron una voz clara y bien tim
brada que icantaba:
Eu teno un amor amor
Eu tefio un amor, constante,
Eu teio un amor amor,
Meu amor esta distante."
Detienese ell senior Freire, y
despues de escuchar dice a sus
companeros: "Es ella. Oigan u.s.
tedes 10 que canta. lone extraiia
y hermosa mujerw
En- vista del primer enervante
fracaso del senior Freire en- su
'amorosa empresa, don Jacobito
no Sc da por vencido y trata de
reanimar Ell decaido espiritu del
fu1itiro cambiandole de sendero.
Y en- una de esas deliciosas mafla-
mas veraniegas del Rivero de Avia
dejaron ell famoso mes0n de Jose
Maria para emprender una larga
excursion hasta 'sVilla Oculta',
en- donde Ell famoso cacique po-
litico don Anselmo Lago 10 es to-
do,-hasta propietario de una her.
mosa granja en- la cercana aldei-
ia de Seieomit, 81 bien para Hegar
a ella, hay que poner los Santos
de la parroqlia en- noyena. To
do 10 dan por bien empleado los
gisitantes ante la fraternal libe-
ralidad con que son recibidos por
don Anselmo v sus familiares,
entire los cuales hay una Solita, q.
segnn don Jacobito, es capaz de
hacerle latir ell coraz6n a un
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muertO.
A pesar de clio el sefior Freire
continda con el suyo como una
IVA cogida y puesta al sol para
Idedicarla al famoso vino tostado
de aquel frondoso litoral. Sin EN-
barge, Sc habfa dado perfecta
cuenta de que, apesar de "jadear
por los caminos montaraces, en-
tr6 como quien We visiones en- la
granja de Scieomil. Aquello ST
que no era un New York. Pero
aquello era una campina, una vi
da, una Georgia que e jamas ha-
bia conocido."
Las descripciones de las pinto
rescas aldeas que rodean ell Rive
ro de Avia son sencillamente en-
cantadoras; es necesario hacer la
vida que el gallardo escritor hace
de pedestre yiajero por todas
aquellas latitudes para sabefse-
las dc mcmoria como le ocurre a
SOla.
Las personalidades que Sc des-
enyuelven y conviven en- "RamO
Cativo" Sc nos hacen familiares a
POGO de comenzar ell parrafo en-
que aparecen; cada una por su
ingenua caracterfstica.
Ell indolente Regueira, siempre
con sus oportunos terminos nau-
ticos; Roger de Lauria, ell pulcro
y siempre almidonado revistero de
los salOnes de la mas alta sOcie-
dad, haciendose acompanar de su
propia vanidad; asf como el sehor
Secretario de la Association para
ell Fomento del Paisaje", y demas
tipos pintorescos y por demas CO.
nOcidos Ell la moderna ciudad de
Feniciana, campean por derecho
propio y sin amontonarse en- las
deliciosas paginas de "Ramo Ca
two"
Los dltimos capftulos de esta
obra esencialmente gallega des-
piertan una intensa y satisfacto-
ria sensaci6n; el hermoso y senci-
llo dialogo entire la simpatica So
lita y el seiior Freire, en- el que
don Jacobito termina oficiaudo de
casamentero, pidiendo a don An
selmo la mano de su encantadora
hija para el ftriti0o, Sr. Freire,
resulta tan humane y hermosa-
mente emocionante, que hace sen
tir al lector el neryioso estreme-
cimiento de satisfaction v algeria
que en- aquellos deliciosos momen-
tos debieron experimental los pro-
tagonistas de tan primorosa es-
cena.
Escrfbeme ell genial autor de
"Ramo Cativo" con respecto a sus
1ltimas novelas y me dice, entire
otras cosas: -. "a1n trueque de
que algdn crftico-uno solo hasta
ahora- haya dicho que no debia
insistir en- este tema.
Sin embargo, yo me habia pro-
puesto escribir tres novelas con
ese pie Tornado. "Ramo Cativo",
a pesar de tenerlo, no es la terce-
ra obra de la trilOg1a que 20 anun-
Gle. Falta a1n escribirla.
Lo que sera diffcil es que aban-
done yo el campo gallego. No
siento NADIA que no sea 10 nuestro; !;
10 cual, claro esta, me confina en-
la region. SQu6 hacerle?
Los gallegos, sin estridencias
auton6micas, debieran ser gale
gos NADIA mas"
Y ahora, digo 70, como Ell cul-
.tfsimo Sola: Isl somos asf los ga
llegos, ique hemos de hacerle?.
PEPE BLOMA.
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'soIGAN sREs.
ESTUDIANTES.

Cuando necesiten libros de Tex
to de Taquigraffa no los compren
sin pedir precio la LIBRERIA
NUEVA donde encontrareis eco
nonia.
Allen %, Box SCI, San Juan.
Advt.
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. ST QUIERE listed COMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Ban
cos, Centrales, y otros valcres, fincas
rdsticas y urbanas, colocar tomar dt
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores.
dirijase a N. Llauri y Comp, Tetuan
MIN. 6, San Juan, P. z. Tel6fono 2S7,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-26
CENSUS OF LIQUOR STOCKS
It Has Been Taken BY the Internal
Revenue Officers.

Minneapolis, September 1S.-How
large are the stocks of spirits, wines
and liquor in the hands of who'esal-
ers and retailers in Minnesota? The
United States internal revenue bu-
reau knows, hut won't tell
Saloon keepers and other dealers
are all agog oyer a liquor census
which was recently completed by the
office of e. ]. Lynch, internal rev.
enue collector in St Paul. At Mr..
Lynch's office it was said yesterday
that no one seems to know why the
information was desired in Washing
ton 4 az
The census was taken Of the stocks
on hand June so, the last day when
real alcoholic beverages could be
sold. Some saloon men believe that
the census forecasts the lifting of
war time prohibition. They are wons
dering. anyway. whether there is to
be in Indian summer of liquor dis
pensing before the winter sets in.
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GOES TO HIGHER court
CRIMINAL CASE OF F.B. WHITE
N0LLED By DEATH
LakefieId Man Under Indict.
ment, the Victim of kn Auto
Accident

F. B. White. Lakefeld real estate
dealer. who was arrested in this city
with stolen Buick car belonging TO
George Madigan of Rock Rapids, later
released and then re- arrested by Chief
of Police Jack Martin at Lakefleld and
indicted by the Hennepin county grand
jury for grand larceny, was killed
Tuesday night in Minneapolis when me
was struck by an automobile driven
by Mrs. G. Tarr of that city.
Trial Set For Yesterday.
According TO reports from Mime
apolis White was to have come up for
trial yesterday. He was sixty years of
age. The accident happened at Fourth
street and Hennepin avenue when
White attempted to cross the street
There was much local interest in
Whites trial, Chief Martin being Of
the opinion that the man was limo
cent Of stealing the machine but was
the tool of an organized gang of auto
thieves.
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Reuben Jaeger left Saturday night
for Lincoln. Neb.. where he will re !.
sumo college work.
Mrs. Guy Hon and young son of st.
Paul is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. H.
Hynson.
Mrs. Clarence Rhodes spent Tues
day with her mother. Mrs. Gustaf
Jesse.
The Sturm threshing outfit, ably
managed by Will Stlrm, is rapidly
doing all the threshing jobs here.
Friends who were privileged to at
tend the wedding of Mary Hynson
ard August Hintz. which occurred ut
the German Lutheran church Thurs.
day evening, and the reception at
the home Of the parents of the
groom 1923 Third ave., enjoyed the
occasion greatly. The sweet young bride
has spent nearly all her life here and
is well liked. The best wishes of
this community will follow her and
her young soldier husband to their
new home. The Hintz home was
prettily decorated for the reception,
the wedding cakes were very elabor-
ate and the supper served was most
bountiful and delicious. Among the
relatives present were Mrs. Guy
Hof and daughter Madge of st.
Paul.
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ANBOY BIDS WELCOME.
SOLDIERS WERE GWEN ROYAL
HOME COMING
Splendid Program Was Carried
Out BY the People In That )
Village

This was gala day in Amboy, the
affair being the home coming celebra .
ton for the returned soldiers. Hun
drens Of people crowded the streets
and khaki uniforms mingled with the
uniforms of the Red Cross, which gave
very patribtic, effect.
The program was given in large
tent, which was as follows:
Rev. L. L. Smythe. pastor of the
Presbyterian church was chairman of
the meeting.
Rev. ]. w. Bostrom, pastor of Meth
odist Episcopal church, introduced the
speaker. =
An address of welcome was made
by Mayor w. o. Johnson and the
response to the welcome was made
b.. Sergeant Arnold Swarz.
he address of the day was given by
DR.. A. w. Ross of st. Peter. He gave
a very eloquent talk.
NooiOo WCiS oun6 ny xuioo lhdi JOi &c
Latin and the high school chorus led
by Miss Mielke sang several songs.
At the celebration tonight speech
will be given by Chaplain A. Bailey of
Winnebago.
Music during the day was furnished
by Sandons' band and the Sterling
drum corps.
Pageant Was Wonderful.
The pageant was wonderful with
beautiful floats, which, represented
many patriotic scenes. Amboy land
vicinity had about one hundred men
In the service and only one lost his
life in battle. He was Bert Jennings.
Major ]. e. Merrill led the parade
which took place during the noon hour
This afternoon there were airplane
flights by Captain Harry Crewdscn
and Lieutenant Fred Parker of the
aviation school at Amboy. There was
an exciting ball game. There were
also street sports and contests of all
kinds.
The soldiers were given banquet
meals, dinner and supper. This even
ing there will be a free dance for the
soldiers and friends.
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Rapidan>D ecotia

Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. Sr.. re-
turned home last Thursday after a
months visit with their daughter
and SON. in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kins Pugh and family near Randall,
MINI.
Mr1and Mrs. Nels Anderson and
daughter Anna and son Andrew and
Phillip Prybylla all of Mankato Wis
tied Sunday at the home Of Hans
Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Peters and
little son was visiting Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Peters.
Everybody is busy cutting corn in
this neighborhood.
William Hitler is busy filling his
silo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tarjersen and
family spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Erick-
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Anderson. Jr.,
spent Sunday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Erickson.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Rroderson and
family of Decoria were callers at the
home of j. R. Anderson Tuesday
afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-26
WINNINGS BY H0LsTEINs
NARROW & Randall Pull Down Prize.
at NicoIlet County Fair.

NARROW & Randall Pull Down Prizes
at NicoIlet County Fair.
The Mankato Holstein farm, own
ed by NARROW & Randall, made an
other showing of Holsteins. This
time at the Nicollet county fair held
at st. Peter, September, Is, 16 and II.
Their winnings included ten flrsts,
seven seconds, and one third, also
one Grand Champion, and were as
follows:
Bull. two years and under three,
first.
Bull, senior yearling, first.
Bull, senior calf, second.
Bull, junior calf. second and third.
Cow. three years and over. first
and second.
Cow. two years and under three,
first and second.
Heifer over one year, first.
GIeifer senior calf, first and Sec
ond 49,
Heifer, junior calf, first and second.
Breeders herd, first.
Get of Bull, four either sex, first
and second.
Holstein herd, six head, Minnesota
Holstein Special, first
Grand Champion bull.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-26
LEGION AT SPRINGFIELD

Officers Selected for the Year; DR.
Meierding Chosen Commander.
The John Watson post of the Ameri-
can Legion of Springfield, Mimi, held
meeting at which officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
DR.. w. A. Meierding, post commander;
vice commander; Elmer Schmid. adj
jutant; Lawrence Posi-, finance Off
GER; Reben Rubitschung, historian and
chaplain. The post invited all serv-
ice men in the surrounding communi-
ty and village to join the organiza
ton. Meetings will be held every Sec
ond and fourth Wednesday Of each
month.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-26
CELEBRATION AT CAMBRIA
Home Coming Event For Soldiers
Next Saturday: Prouran1

Home Coming Event For Soldiers
Next Saturday; Program.
Cambria will celebrate the home
coming of the soldiers next Satur-
day. September 20. The program OF
sports will commence at 1890 a. m.
At noon banquet for the returned
soldiers will be served at the M. w.
A. hall.
The afternoon program will COM
mence at two o'clock at the band
stand where DR.. ]. A. Hancock OF
Mankato normal will deliver an ad :
dress. The band will play during
the day. Rev. e. N. Griffiths will
be the chairman of the afternoon
program.
The Cambria Ladies' Aid will
serve lunches and dinner at the new
bank building. The proceeds to be
used toward the erection of a new
church in. Cambria.
Those. who wish are requested to
bring picnic dinner with them. The
public generally is invited.
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week at the >home of her mother
Mrs. j. C. Johnson. 49,
The following were entertained at
dinner last Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Strickland OF
Mankato. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Grant and Roy Grant and family.
A. H. Rasmussen OF River Falls,
Wis, was a guest of Kasota friends
over Sunday last.
Misses Nora Pulver and Ruth
johnson were shoppers in Mankatc
last Thursday.
Miss Doris Moulton of st. James
spent last week and at home.
Miss Mary Olson of st. Paul was
n business visitor here last week.
Miss Violet Ray of Mankato was a
visitor at the Pulver home the lat :
ter part of last week.
Howard Johnson spent last week
end visiting in Mankato
Charles R. Swenson made a bust
ness trip to LeSueur Center Mon
day.
Mrs. William Jardine and Mrs. w.
B. Pulver were among the Kasota
people who attended the Mankato
fair last Thursday,
H. A. Maves of minneapolis visit
ed relatives here from Saturday un-
til Sunday last making the trip by
automobile.
Miss Mary Johnson of st. Paul
visited over Sunday at the hcme OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannas Olson.
The Ole Olson house is being
equipped with electric lights this
week. Charles r. Swenson and r.
L. Bradshaw are doing the work
Lloyd Stricken of Mankato has
been spending the past week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ream.
Miss Naera Siehbins of Welcome
spent the latter part of last week at
the home of Mrs. Clarissa Edwards.
]. A. Berquist and son Bobbie OF
Mankato called on relatives in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. c. w. Babcock and grand
daughter Betty left Sunday for few
days visit with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Babcock at
Bemidji.
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DEAD AT THE BED POST
Mystery Surrounds Girls Death;
Tragedy In Apartment House,
n Minneapolis

Minneapolis. September 20.-Bound
hand and foot to bed in the apart
ment where she kept house for her
father at II Melbourne avenue south
east, the body of Agnes HBraastad.
sixteen years old, was found at 1880
last night by her father The room
was filled with gas. and. according to
DR.. C. A. Ylivisacker. deputy coroner
Illuminating gas poisoning was appar-:
emily the cause of her death, which he
said had undoubtedly occurred more
than an hour before the fathers ar
rival. There was no evidence Of q
struggle.