davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SANTORAL.

dele. como era natural, cuidando a
I'll padre Y confiaGa a 81. Algunas
veccs los s~orprendia a ustedes mi
randosa con arrobamiento. : este
lie producia jubilo, pues Ia n-irada
de I'M padre siempre debe estar lie.
na. con 10 estabs la tuya. de amor
para con su hija, : Ia mirada de es,
ia. debe tambian de estar para con
su padre l'ar. !!e adoracion, conIo
10 estaba Ia ue pobre nina para
contigo. TIE veia tonlarie sus ma,
nos. SAcaso no tomas tambien las
mias? La llevabas al jardin. ~
que tenia ESQ de particular, cuando
70 misma estaba exigiendote STEM
pre- que la llevases q Ia Gale? Con
quien puede salir q pasear una hi.
ia raejor que % su padre: La ns-
blabas en- yoz baja. Consoles hay,
que asi es como Sc dan, Y 81 I'm pa
DIRE habla a 81 hija, alto o yquedo, no
debe producer inquietud alguna. To.
Go ha yeuido de csc funesto error
en- que 70 VIVA.
Las razones de mi madre eran Ia
conicas, contundentes = no aimitian
replica alguna. Su conducta para
con nosotros, que habiamos inter
pretado favorable q nuestro amor,
era la unica que podia haber obser,
vado en- aquel case, dada Ia c9nvic.
cion que ella abrigaba.
La tempeStad seguia rugiendo
sordamente en- Ia atm6sfera V tam
bien en- nuesJros cerebros y en- lei
rtas vidas; pero en- nosotros, con
proporciones mas colosales. Que
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otras palabras que podian parecer
maliciosas. La die, pronto nos casa
remos, es decir, que pronto sc casa
ria: en- esa idea. nos llevaba 20 otra
que halaga SUI amor proplo, sabiendo
que a esa edad las jovenes GUSTAV
de las bromas que Sc les dirigen con
finura sobre su matrimonlo. Hay
otro pensamiento, Y otros actos
MICS. que estaban siempre basados
Ell la conviction por mi abrigada.
Te escribi una vez hablandote de
que a mi juicio, Carmen estaba ena-
morada, V apenas llegaste, te liable
sobre csc asunto; pero como Ia cal
ma Sc restableciQ en- ella cuando tie
hallaste a nuestro lado, crei que
auuel me- sentido era n de esos
amores o suenos que tenen las nj
mas, V de los cuales no Sc dan cuen.
ia de como p%rinciplan, III cuando,
nj por que acaban, Y como tn pre-
sencia alejo aquelia sospecha mia,
no 'volvi a hablar sobre clio, sablen.
do remover Ell fuego. Antes de TIL
viaje era demasiado nina aun para
que hablasemos para que me COM
prendieses?
Els suficiente, madre mia. Aho-
ra 10 c%moprendo va TODD, Y nj US
ted. nj ella, nj yc, tenemos que re.
procharnos la menor falta. 'Toda Ia
cuIpa es de la fatalidad.
-Pero Carmen ;cono pudo CO.
responder a tn amor, c~reyendote
su padre?
Ella saba que no no 10 era,
pues su nodriza, al MORN, lie. revelo
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valen las tempestades de los ielas
cuando sc las compare a las borras-
cosas del corazon?
10 que listed dice cs Justo y
cierto, la replique; zero Tecuerdo
una noche en- que delante de listed
Ia lame amor milo.
-iY que tenia ESQ de e~xtrano?
c~ontesto. 5Acaso IN padre no pue.
de lamar q su hiia.. amor MIC,
cielo MIC, vida mia, alma mia Y de
otras maneras muy diversas Y ca
rinosas? Y a ~proposito de esa no
che V va que Ia recuerdas, al deer
me til que Ia anabas con TODD tn
corazon, 70 te die que ella de ado.
raba con toda SD alma Y Ia "arroje
en- tus brazos. GHay algo en- esas
dos frases Y en- esa acclon que pu.
diera criticarse tratandose de un pa
DIRE Y su hiia-?
No, madre, no.. TODD ESQ y 10
demas es, en- esos casos, de 10 mas
sencilIo Y natural.
-Volvamos a aquella noche, pro-
siguio. TIE acuerdas, que al dceir
III esa Erase, yo Ia cen sure dicien-
dote, que era fra Y palidal para eX-
presar aquel divine fuego de I'll
alma, que Dios habia encendido, pa
ra que al fin 10 comprendieses? Esa
Erase mia es exacta. No hay amor
mas puro, mas spiritual Y mas
santo ue ell amor de los padres a los
hijos Y es tambien con Ell que mejor
Sc comprende a Ia Divinidad. Co
mo yes, aquella Erase queda perfec
fannie expedida. Hoy mismo tuve
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Libros MaraVilosos.

Para los que ~sufren, son vlctnas
de la d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negoclos =
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
fan curiosos libros lograran tocos d
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, ~lograran el carlno
Gel ser amado, llevaran a fel:z terml-
no sus asuntos Y t%riunfaran en- TODD:
Sc verar libres de malas influen-
cias. V vcnceran L SIS enemlgos y ma
die podr5 2ausarles dane. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
"a gastos y recibira catalogc gratls.
Direction: Sras. v. Martin y CO.
San Rafael 6l-A. Habana. Cuba.
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lecaba = su' colmo. No habia lu-
lar 4 la menor duda. Carmen era
nj mia. Lola. es decir, la madre,
% declaraba bajo su firma al en-
viarmela aquella noche fatal, Il
prueba era convincente hasta Ia
OPPRESSION.
Dele Ia carta sobre Ia mesa :
yoIvi al sofa. abrumado bajo 81 pc,
so de Qauella tan repentlna Y tan
terfible revelation, que en- IN Sc,
gundo mataba todas mis- esperanzas,
mis- suenos mis- ilusiones. mis- de,
secs : mi amor. mi amor..-si.
Porque 6esde aquel instante era IN
crimen. n impiedad. III imposl,
Die. Como habia dicho muy bien mi
Iadre.
Sentia mi corazon reventarse den,
tro del pecho. Hubiera dado IA MI,
tad de nj vida por poder a~rrojar
una sola lagrima. Yo ne burlaba
del llanto. porQue nunca. ..ijamaS
habia dorado, Quise s~ollozar, Y mi
pecho cssail6 en- IN rugido a produ,
% Davar : mi pobre madra, quien
arrojandose sobre mi Y eStrechan-
dome entire sus brazos, grit6 con an,
STA febril:
-iLlora,. hijo MIC. .Ilora.
No pueGo, madre, madre! Me
estoy ahogando,
-Llora, iLlora... .grt6 por
segunda vez mi madre, sollozando,
con Ia misn,a expression de dolor '
de augusta que debe haber tenido
Maria 81 pie de Ia Cruz, cuando VIC
atsu Hijo crucificado.
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NO HAY MAS PROBlEMA
QUE e. MlllTAR

Una cosa 81 puedo asegurar. sin
tenor de equivocaci0n. y es que Ell
conflicto surgido hasta ahora solo
tiene caracteres eXclusivamente mi
litares. No existe problema pOlitico min
guuu en- cI cual haya tornado parte el
pueblo propiamente dicho, Y 81 la 81
tuaci6n aparece delicada, es sosamen
te por cuanto a que el P~residente
lie n Republica NJ pucde todavia
sahar con eXuctitud gus parte del
Ej@vcito eSlara dispuesta a sostener
su au;oridad.
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NACiMEENTOS

Tn niao Do Jesus Hernandez y Modesto
AEui,ar dc HERNANDEZ.
IN niro DE- Federico Martinez Y C.eofas
Duar;c de- MARTINEZ.
Tn nino dc HarmenccGdo Alvarez y Maria
de Jesus dc Aware.
Tn nine dc Ahundio Fa=qusz = Iisabe! S.
&c En5GUez.
Una nina Dc Canuto D~omirguc= y Siufo-o-
"a Ruiz de- Dtniaruez
Una nina &c Lcoacio Yazquez Y Josc!u Ro-
dr.Guez de VST~"e=.
In n,5o de Cesarco Cara y Maria Dom
maud &c CARA.
Un ni6o de Juan De.Eado y Ella King c:
De!gaGo.
Una nina de Candc!ar;o Men-naca y Julia
Sanchez d NIc1ckaca.
Una nina &c Francisco Benito Garcia y
Gcrcveva Amaya de Garcia.
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NO SERR POSSIBLE EFEC-
TUAR LAS ELECC!ONES

I'm cstas couiicionoS. nadie d!scu-
e va Ia imposihilidad de ~continuar
los trabajos clectorajes de los candi-
dalos. nj es possible que puedan efec-.
tuarSe e.ecciones presidenc!ales en- Ia
tpoca ~pvcvista por IA ConStituci"n.
FL candidate civil. senior ~lnGeniero
EoniIlas Y suS parIidarioS. han sus-
pcndido tambitu sus trabajos en- Nis-
IL de Ia situaci6n en- que Sc u
jra cI pals, : de- que los dos candi-
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Al verla asi. Y al ~comprender que
9! corazon de MI madre podla rom
perse por eli exceso dc aquel dolor,
hice IN esfuerzo supreme de volun,
tai: Y dominando todas mis- anslas,
mis- congojas V mis- sufrimlentos,
losre que mi sembante eNpresara
una calma y una ~serenidad aparen,
ties. La fuerza gastada por nj en-
aquel instante bastaria para sue.
tar a un leon por la melena, aun
cuando estuviera rabioso.
-Vamos, madre, calmese listed y
rerminemos esta ~explicacion.
Enjugo sus lagrimas, mirandome
despues con inquietud.
listed no habia sospechado an,
ties mi amH? la ~interrogue.
impossible. contesto. 10 creia
u til Ia mirabas 0 el amor de IN
padre. poruue, ee repito. que para
mi. la conducta de 1qucla ao1he ora
firgida. Esa fue hasta hoy mi con,
viccion.
-Entonces, madre. jpor ESQ
nos dejaba listed en- completa lbec,
tad?
-Naturalmente. ;Libreme Dios
de pensar sqiuiera que a Il hija
deba cuidarsela nunca de su PADRE
Mira agreg6 como recordando como
la pobrecita Sc reSistia q despedirse
de Il. cuando volvis:e del TiaJe
Ell la noche como cuando era
nina, V 70 Ia ordene mientras atra,
vesabas la sala, que fuera como all.
tes a besarte en- la frente. A la
manana siguiente, fui a Mexico y Ia
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iN;ene de L. nuinn.s

en- sn monento dado, pues no sera
sino hasta Ell momento Ell que CO.
unience realmente Ia lucha armada,
cuando puedan conocerse claramente
las tendencias de las fuerzas que en-
treN en- pugna Y saherse con precl-
sion hasta d6nde llega el NAL Y con
Que elementos puede todavia coniar
el P~residente de Ia Repdb!ica para
sostener su ~autoridad y la legitimi-
dad de ST. Gobierno.
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} C s E S z
s CatSLosc de danas n'eNlcanas , ouas
! nacionalidades c1tclsa lista de hcrraosos
s rombres.
5 Mande UN DOLLAR ' ic crv;arcmcs a
Z vuelta de correo. nuestro complete Cats-
s logo Matrimonial. con deSc:lpc'"Hes COM
! pietas de muchas jovenes = alZunas vu-
{ das, que buscan a un marIdo bEeno y hon
! rado. Puede listed NescribIr 4 cuaiquiera
s de elias ) c~ontraer un feliz matE'monlo en-
5 muy breve tempo. Nosotros. por pues:ra
: rartc, somos personals Eecomcndab!es.
: nuestro pegocio esta basado sobre la nom
: raGez Y legitimidac: as: rs cue no oeJe
Z que IA p-queha cantiuAd de UE DOiIaR
}.sirva he cs,orbJ 'eu uua probable tEl!-
CIDAD ArRIMON;AL. Escr:ba 10y
5 COSMOPOLiTAN CORRESPONDENTS
{ CLUB. p. o.. Boz ass. Venice, Cal.
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mo ENTREGARE Ell PO-
DER SiNO A QUEEN SEA
L~EGALMENTE ELECTO
POR Ell PUEBLO

Manifesto. pues. a IA Naci6n, con
entera franqueza. que independent
temerte de las medidas que 81 Po-
der Legislative pueda proporcionar-
me para hacer frertc a Ia situacion.
apelare a todos los med;os que la
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Sooto2ss : ns.sonnts
De LAEErO TEXAS

Froeedcntr Do "A ciu,:ad DE- Laredo. Texas,
80 cncucntra ~ San Antonio. aHomTanad
dc 81 ar-csiabic csposa. dondc pcrmanoc"rau
,-cye. dias. 81 Dr.. don Juan T. dc IA Cara.
acspctac.e :acu.fS.Ivo me%5cano ha tempo
raGicadU or sqgal,a poblacioa ETon-criaa.
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FIAJERO

Aye- ar.1Sc = San Antonio. ~roceden;c c.
Orleans. g. seGnc Edr1urdo Rsper;o.
tu;rn s..:u:6 an Elis1ro 81 viasr run6o a
NcEales. Sonora.
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CIVIL
MATRIM0NIO5

Frank PudcEuat ' Maria EizonGo.
Henry P. Callahan : siarEar.sa Ca7vaJas.
Eiadio Gonzalez = E"r!'nda Yea.
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Trra.;o ArruIaro. s~orirru 10 g; amos dc
dad Y originate d Is ciudad dc Asuasca-
-catcs m.sico dc profession.
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PERSONALS QJ-E SO.TCTTAN C&RTA
DE CIUDADAEIA AMERICANA
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DEFUNCIONES

Miro Francisco Rodriguez. hiio de don Al
fsreo Rodri-ucz : de Ia sonora dona Camiia
Ranirsz dc Rodriguez. y Ia cdad de : meses.
Sehorita Fiiorcna Bcnzor. = ia cdad de
IS aHos Y 10 .nescs. hin del ssEcr don
La=a-o Beazor y de doHa Camilla J.nSne= de
B~rzor.
Sonora dola Francesca vi!arreai, a Ia edad
De $ arcs.
SANTORAL.
Santos Ncnan.io .iar.:g y Felix de Canta-
iicio CoEfesor.
~)o(-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15
AUCTION SALES

Oct. 1S-R. J. Swerdfeger, III.
Smith, C. Freedom, e. Anderson and
Roy Ritchie, Windfall Lake, east of
Exeland. Horses, cattle, pigs, hens,
ducks and machinery.
Oct. 19-J. b. Miller, miles south
of Ladysmith. Horses, cows, pigs
chickens, machinery, furniture, hay
and lumber.
Oct. ON. HI. Tilton, q mile
northwest of Exeland, cows, pigs, full
blood Buff Orpington chickens, ma
chinery, lumber, hay and furniture.
Oct. GA. Kvarmberg, miles
west and IL miles south of WeirgOr
Horses, cattle, machinery, household
goods, tame hay and rutabagas.
Nov. 4-John Hemm, 4 miles south
of COnrath. Horses, cattle, machln-
cry. pigs, sheep household goods and
lumber.
Local mention like the above is
given in this paper free of charge to
patrons who have their bills printed in
this office or carry an advertisement
of their sale in this paper. Money
spent in good advertisement in the
News-Budget will pay better and get
to more customers in Rusk county than
by any other medium.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15
WILLARD CENTER
Special Correspondence

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Petersen were
callers in Ladysmith Monday.
John and NJ. l. Mcfarland were
business callers in Marshall, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer spent Sunday
pie Center.
Miss Lizzie MichaelsOn, of Lady
smith, spent Sunday afternoon at the
Mcfarland home.
J. A. Boyer was appointed solicitor
in Willard in behalf of the Salvation
Army, and the first day collected more
than our quota.
e. f. Fleusses and family, of Mil
waukee. came to Willard this week
and will make their home ON the
Daley place.
Frank DOMAIN came to Ladysmith
for his household goods the first OF
this week. which he shipped to Mil
waukee, and while here made calls
IN Willard.
Mr.. Moulten returned to his home
in Iowa last week He has been do
ing some clearing ON his place which
he bought from Ed Culver. He will
return next spring with his family.
The following pupils were neither
tardy nor absent during the month
of September: Harry, Earl and Emil
Petersen, Ralph and Laura Pickell,
Charlie. Esther and Annie FROM, and
James Russell.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15
LIQUOR SHIPS THREATENED
Seizure of Foreign Craft Laden With
Intoxicants Considered.

ashington-Seizure and sale of
foreign ships violating American pro-
hibition laws is under consideration by
the Bureau of Internal Revenue to
curb liquor smuggling. Officials were
represented as seeing no solution other
than through invoking libel provisions
of the Volstead act against such ships.
Evidence gathered by Federal
agents was said to have disclosed that
masters of foreign ships frequently
conspired with their seamen to violate
prohibition laws The supply Of al
coholic beverages has been increased
greatly along the Eastern seaboard, it
was said
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WEYERHAEUSER
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Several cases of whooping cough are
reported.
A. HI. SkOgStad was business caller
in the cities one day this week.
Jos. Kobliska and family are visit
ing friends at Manistique, Michigan,
this week.
Harlou Maffet and family, of Chi
cago, are visiting at the parental home
this week.
Howard Peterson has accepted a
position as mail carried on the Luther
Olsen route.
Joe Kahler has finished the seasons
work of road grading ON the state
trunk highway.
W. Woodland, of Independence, Iowa,
was business visitor here the fore
part of the week
The l.. c. Koehler family is quaran-
tined for scarlet fever, also the George
Rentz family south of town.
Mrs. Ray Holt is visiting her mother,
Mrs. NJ. McGee, at Milwaukee this
week. Mrs MCGEE formerly ran the
Maple Hotel here.
Miss Louise Johnson, who has been
visiting friends in this village for the
past month, made visit to Milwaukee
before returning to st. Paul.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
T. White was kicked in the forehead by
a Shetland pony Saturday. He was at
tended by asLadysmith doctor and ia
ken to the Ladysmith hospital. 1t was
learned that nothing serious will re-
suit, with the exception of a bad scar.
The little fellow is resting nicely at
this writing.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15
WOODLAND SCHOOL
Strickland and Stubs. it. Dist. No. l

strickland and StubbS. Ut. Dist. No.
Special Correspondence
V. c. Gillett butchered hog this
week
Albert Koehler spent Sunday at the
Gillett home
The Tomczak Bros. sawed wood for
Joe Bush Saturday.
Miss Kostecki spent the weekend at
the G. X Gillett home.
Lilly and Louise Jasicki leave next
Saturday for Milwaukee,
V. c. Gillett worked several days
for Frank Checkalski last week.
Mr.. Blaine began to haul rutabagas
to Weyerhaeuser Wednesday.
Katherine Benik and Ella Check
alski visited our school Monday
Anton Benik hauled two loads of
potatoes to Weyerhaeuser Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alv0rd, of Island Lake
spent Tuesday at the " G. Gillett
home.
Miss Frances Gillett returned to her
school work Sunday, after a weeks va
cation.
Frances Gillett attended the dance
given at the Lottis home Saturday
evening.
Leo Weingardner enjoyed birthday
party last Sunday. Everyone present
had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. SSeeley have returned
home, after a visit of two weeks at the
Frank Walker home.
The pupils from our district who at
tend highschool, enjoy the hot lunches
which they get there.
Mrs. George Schultze returned home
Friday from st. Paul, where she visited
with her father and sister.
Last Friday the teacher and pupils
Of the Woodland school took hike
in the woods in search of autumn
leaves. Helen Wojtziewicz found the
largest maple leaf and Eva Chckalslli
the smallest Helen also found the
smallest oak leaf and Katie Checkalski
the largest. Edna Gillett found the
smallest blackberry leaf and Katherine
Steiskal the largest. John Balutis
found the smallest gOOseberry leaf and
Nick Klawiter the largest. Nick also
found wild tobacco leaf and the
smallest deerwO0d leaf Katie Check
alski found the largest Eastwood leaf
and also the largest oak leaf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15
Signing of Pole Soviet Armistice
Delayed, Disagreements
Are Reported.
TEXT IS NOT PREPARED
Lithuanian Situation Is Overshadowing
Peace conference-Hostilit Will
Cease Six Days After Signature
of the Convention.

Riga-The Russo-Polish armistice
and preliminary peace treaty has not
been signed yet. 1t was announced a
| delay resulted from the impossibility
of getting the Ukranian text prepared.
There are many unverifed rumOrs
of late disagreements. 1t is known
Secretary Lorenz Of the Bolshevik de-
legation telephoned to the Poles and
apologized for inability to complete the
Ukrainian text for signature.
Wilma Situation to Fore.
The Lithuanian situation, accentu-
ated by the occupation of Wilma for
the moment, is oversha downing the
Polish-Soviet peace conference. Lith-
uanians have issued a statement at
lacking the Poles and the Entente in
Guiding the United States, holding
them responsible for the sending of
supplies to Poland.
There is great interest among En-
tente observers as to whether the
Poles are supporting General Zeli-
gouski and are sending supplies to
Wilma for his troops. The belief seems
to be growing that the occupation of
Wilma is another coup like that of
Colonel Avaloff- Bermondt of last year
owing to it's similarity to the Avaloff-
Bermondt campaign against Riga,
which reached the banks of the Dvina
at the city's gates.
Truce to Last rs Days.
Under terms of the Polish-SOviet
armistice hostilities are to cease six
days after signature of the conven-
ton.
The armistice will run for 25 days,
and 48 hours notice will be necessary
before either side can legally break
it. If it is not broken for Is days
it will continue automatically for an
indefinite period, with provision, it
may be broken on ten days notice.
An agreement was reached as to
the boundary line between Poland
and White Russia and Ukraine. 1t
runs, roughly from Drissa, on the
Dvinsk river east of the city of
Dvinsk, southwark, passing near Ba-
ranovitchi. 1t passes west of Kovno
and reaches the Dniester river east of
Kamevetz-P odolsk
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LOST

HOUND; male; black and tan, weight
about 30 pounds, answers to name
of Jack" License No. 2344. Reward
viii .be paid for recovery. IRA CAL
KINS, Route /, Weyerhaeuser, Wis
cOnsin. 2o-21*
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CONFESSES KIDNAPPING BABY
August PasquaIe Says He Stole Blake
iy Coughlin and Smothered Him.

Harrisburg, Pa.-August Pasquale,
"the crank" has confessed to Major
Lynn G. Adams, superintendent of the
Pennsylvania state police, that he stole
Blakeley Coughlin from his home in
Norristown, Pa, and smothered the
child under his coat He declares he
buttoned the coat around the baby
when he heard a noise as he was de-
scending the ladder, and that when he
had gone some distance from the house
he found the baby was dead.
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(Received too late for last issue)

(Receiyed too late for last lSSue)
Alfred and Arthur Jackson. of Rock
well. Iowa. arrived Tuesday for visit
with their uncle, VIM. Ayres, and fam
lily.
Messrs. StrOm and Van Horn, who
own the land just west of Mr.. Got
tiers, stopped few days at their
place this week They were on their
way to California.
Frank Grouse returned to his home
in Malvern, Iowa, Tuesday. He eX-
poets to return the first of November
with Mrs. Grouse and his father, and
take possession of the farm which he
purchased from p C. Hanson i'll Ma
pie Center.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15
Notice of Final Account and to Deter
mine Inheritance Tax

County Court, Rusk County, Wisconsin
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of William
G.. Shower, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at a reg
ular term of the county court 30 be
held in and for said county at the court
house in the city of Ladysmith in said
county ON the first Tuesday (being the
7th day. of December, A. D. 1920, at
the opening of court on that day the
following matter will be heard and con-
Sidered
The application of Christine Shower,
administrator Of the estate of William
G. Shower, deceased, late of Ladysmith
in said county, for the examination and
allowance of his final account and FOR
the assignment of the residue of tie
estate of said deceased to such persons
as are by law entitled thereto; and for
the determination and adjudication of
the Inheritance tax, if any, payable in
said estate.
Dated October H. A. d. 1920.
By the Court:
D. w. MALONEY,
County Judge.
McGill & Williams, Attys.
| First publication Oct. 5, 1920 27-29)
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15

MODEL B-4-24 BRISCOE 5-passenger
touring car, in Al condition. Cheap
if taken at once. Have a new BriscOe
reason for selling. JAG SPEECH, La
dvsmith wis. Phone 81. 1929
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-15

If you had fire toda! how far
would your insurance moneJ go toward
replacing the loss? Think It over and
see or call up F. M. Doyle Company.
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Baron Aicotti italian Envov.

Rome-Baron Alcotti has been ap-
pointed ambassador to the United
States, it was officially announced by
the Italian foreign office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-04

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