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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
FRIENDLY ARGUMENT ENDS
IN TEXAS COWMAN'S ARREST

l. A Brown, Fort Worth cattle
man, was slightly injured Monday
night when he engaged in what he
termed a friendly argument in the
lobby OF the Sheldon hotel PATROL
men answered a call to the hotel to
find Brown bleeding from a cut on
the head. He was taken 10 police
headquarters and given emergency
treatment He refused TO name his
assailant he was en- route 10 the
cattlemen's convention in Tucson,
Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

Your baggage is an important mat.
ter when you are travelling You like
to have II accompany you on the SAINT
train so that when you reach YOU
destination you viii have fresf
clothes for a change. Gail US giving
the time you intend 70 leave and your
baggage VIII be at the depot in plenty
Of time When you return you will
ind the same prompt attention. Just
hand your checks IN at the stand at
the depot and your trunks viii soon
be at your home.
City Service CO.-Tel. $500.
Autos, Taxis, Baggage. Loving.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
Thief Makes off With 4
Case of 1SouthbaU' Gloues

Denver. Colo. March Someone
IS going to have a merry time round
Dbl. soutnuaWs if they expect to
profit-by the theft OF $500 worth Of
gloves from a sample room in a
local hotel A salesman. with the
case Of gloves. all left handed,
stepped out OF the room a moment
and the case Of gloves disappeared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
SPANISH SHEPHERDS sTRIKEs
sHEEP nREEnERS ALARMEl

Saragossa. Spain, March 2.-Sheep
breeders near this city are greatly
disturbed BY a strike OF shepherds,
which, coming at the middle OF the
Landing season, Is viewed as serious
Civil guards and local policemen have
been called out to take the places OF
the strikers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
Church Affairs.

The March meeting Of the board OF
trustees OF the First Presbyterian
church will be held at the church Of
flee on wednesday evening at S
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
Weddings.

The wedding OF Brooks Dalton and
Miss Josephine silva viii take place
this evening at the Silva home in
Clint, Texas. Both Miss Silva and Mr.
Dalton have a large circle Of friends
in FL Paso and the valley. Mr. Dali
ton has business interests in the val
slla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

Philadelphia, Pa. March John J.
O'Shea, editor Of the Catholic Stand
ard and Times, died today after an
illness Of several months He was
~ years old and was said to be the
dean Of Catholic editors in the United
States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

a was rendered DR.. Dwight Brad
ley on Monday, a group Of his
nearest friends giving a luncheon in
his honor at the University club.
During the serving hour talks in ap-
probation OF DR.. Bradley and regret
at his departure were made. Those
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
LOS DELEGADOS DE PUERTO
RICO.


FL 81 del corriente embarcan para,
Estados Unidos los representatives de
los tabaqueros de Puerto Rico, que van
n concurrir la Convention nGmero
XIII de la Union International de
los Tabaqueros de America.
La Convention sera interesante por
los asuntos que en- ella Sc debatiran y
son los representatives de Puerto Rico
los sefiores Prudencio Rivera Martinez,
su esposa sefora Patria de Rivera;
Juan N. Caballero, de Manatf; Benito
Orsini, de Ponce; Ramon Barrios, de
Bayam6n; j. Juan B. Santos, de Ba-
yam0n Y Cirilo Aviles, de San Juan.
La Convention abrira sus sesiones ell
12 de abril en- Cleveland, Ohio, y es-
taran Representatives todas las organi-
zaciones de .tabaqueros que pertenecen
a la International de America.
Sustituye al Organizador senior Ri
vera Martinez, el sefior. Pablo Vega
Santos. de Cayey, que hace tres amos
reside en- Puerta de TERRA y es lno de
los elementos conocidos entire los tabas
aueros. Aquel Sc propone yisitar Gu
ba y probablemente al Canada, yolyien-
do Puerto Rico via Estados Unidos
a fines de aifo, antes de las elecciones.
de noviembre.
Buen Yiaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
los crRr1Axos MEMORIES

II secneiAris Ejecsiiiyo DE- "Eerto
Rico IN expedido cerfiiicado iie reg.i
IRA a Ia asociasiSa >tiel pals slenoE,i-
NADIA lsOciacioR DC cirHjaRos Beaorcs
dc =. a.. cIya 0ilcina pr.ncipai &C es-
tableo'ra en Ia casa n6mero a. de Ia
Gale salvador Brau. de san Juan.
II iin principal dc eSia asOciacifn 81
ri Ia protection mtiiua de sus socios.
Sus IN, orporadcres SON los sehores Ra-
sael .rGrrata Doria. Ramon F1drRier
Marquee. julio Libarona L., jose Du-
chesne Palomo y Luis Arana segnct.
toios de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

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lis4 dssusiahair ile}t ana eeailana af.irf
tn isss n uas lssssfs snAs ial.ie ul.sissi.
- n rxla. ssga e.al.alnnel1n os.i.vfla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
TRAsIEGo DE FUNCIoNARIos

Con motive de la lucha eleccionaria
en- Estados Unidos estan ocurriendo
numerosos cambios en- el personal adj
ministfativo, y parece que algo de este
tocara Puerto Rico muy en- breve.
Las repetidas visitas de Congresistas
al Canal de Panama Sc interpretan CO.
mo estudios para la discussion, de los
BILLS, de nuevas apropiaciones de
Guerra v Marina, en- cuyo problema es-
ia diyidido el Gongreso. 4.
IRfOrnsad0r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
N0TICIA DE GRAN TNFEREs pa:
;IRAToD0s EOS GANADER0s:a

4 FL Cornite, iOfganizatior delR Gran
Feria Regional tiene el placer de co.
mmicar a stodos los agrleditofes,1 pro-
lpietarios, y duefios de ganadeifhs lie
Puerto Rico, que len Cyfrthd deteiA nad-i
yeaacuerdo, seopodran enriarsaela la sek-
spesici0ni lejemplaresF das fnda claseode
gganadO adO,svacuno5 caballar og nularsI s f
sfsNo sci cobrarfsa a losa propietarios de
iestos animales NADIA pos exhihirlosben
la Feria EypOsici0n y eRf, Gamble Sc
SadjnlicaGan grapdes Spremios. media
Has meneiones honorfAeas ipors los dis
tintos esDeeimenes que7se preseHtens en-.
gEado la calidad y ,buena porte de.
los animales, zen terminus generates.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
AUMENTADo

Las cotizaciones de azdcar siguen
sindo favorable Y aver Sc dijo que ha-
bfa subido $1,000. Europa no puede
cosechar remolacha Y el consume de
Estados Unidos es mucho, apesar de
las restricciones. Las probabilidades
son, pues, de alza cuando menos man
tenimiento de los actuales tipos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

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&arsa SercFini 3 Ia SciinaoFa".
HsztFs-Cint Trxs RanArrna.--Ln
Nara dsl nsiirro- , IA os,aica .na.
quiia la Liftn-.
Tcntre-Cine Monte caris.-EpiaD.
dies y ds ~ Nitric del Radio'
y unA csm.ca.
Testrs-Cine Real.--Episodios ~ ,
- De Ia Loehn Dor los Mi,lones- ,
aAa c6mica.
Testro-CiEe PueFta Riro.-La Gin.
N c6mica Amor" y aLadr6n ds
Amor.
Teatro-cine Imperial. - Episode.
II y u de "La Lacha por los Milo
nes".
TestrO-cine Norma.-@Capricho ID
Mujer" y el primer episodiO de "Ata.
do y Amordazado".
TeatrO-cine Habana.-Una comics
e 'Inocencia v Vicio-.
TeatrO-Cine RivOli. (Rio Piedras)
Episodes 3 y de ia Mano dt
Ia Venganza" y una c6mica.
TeatrOIcine Telegraph, CCataho)
i-Episodios 5y G de ia Lucha poi
los Millones" Y una conica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
Tunutty childr,esv enJoy NuEStes' sP0rsEl
De la diaria information
soMETIENDo soLUcIoNEs.

Sc informa que la direction del Par
tdo Republican, ha dirijido una carta
a la direction del Partido Socialista
informaciones respecto del
Programa econOmico, y que aquella
fue enviada al Congreso que Sc esta
celebrando en- Caguas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
PUEDEN yIAJAR

El Gebacnador INFERNO ha expedi-
do'los Siguientes pasaportes:
Para Cuba: al senior Prudeacio Ri
vera Martinez su esposa, de San
Juan.
Para Espaiia a la se1orita Asunci6n
Morales. de Guayama,
> Para Espaha y Franeia al, sehor
Francisco A. Natali de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
F[)NERARIA
Continuation de la pagipa 1a.l

Il III s.a9.sf .S
amos Isaxa
ilaslt syo
/ 80 esslise tanlbiis, 10 he caldio slr
sdes del esceptIe Iejsisaos ereess eTeO
en- Ia vida sin fin mas aha del paiagcSz
rama neVaao de- Il iliuearts pa
ra apIiear suave anestesias = estas sti-
das que NE Eastman, ereo para este,
para poder pedir al Gielo en- la i'm
potencia de mi pena, claridades 4 eonr
suelos para los que lloren con sel all
ma al amigo leal, franco yesinceEo que
Sc llam6 Tomas Carri6n Maduro.
Bien puede el relampago de una ple7
garia rasgar la noche del olyido con
que paga el mudo sus apostoles Y.
q sus martires.
Felipe Jimenez Rivera.
Arecibo, F. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
IN La coRTE Federal

Conipareci6 aver Jose Mater, lie ve-
ga BaJa, acusado de haber Iendido
una botella de ron Miguel Gonzalez.
Mater Sc declare no culpahle presto
fianza de $100 por su libertad prcvisio-
nal. interim celebre el juicio, que serd
en- ell proximo termino de jurados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
VAUDEVILLE. CINE, ESPEcTACp-
LOS TARIoS, NUMERoS vERDADE-
RAAIBNTE ATRAYENTES, HABRA

VAUDEVILLE, CINE, ESPECTACp-
LOS iTARIoS, NUAIERoS vERDADE-
RANIBNTE ATRAYENTES, HABRA
r>r ESQ oh1eDE TODO. %
Hablando los otros dfas con el seiior
]. w. Blanco, acerca de la proyectada
Feria Regional de la Cruz Roja nos
manifesto que era tai ell entusiasmo
que Sc habfa manifestado por la Feria
Exposition en- toda la Isla en- los
Estados Unidos, que probablemente Sc
tendrfan que montar muchos mas edi-
ficios de los que originalmente Sc pen
SO con el fin de dar entrada los nue.
vos, expositores que estan realmente
discutiendose eB priEilegio de- exhibir.
Hay tan risalitiad ytes tanto Ell esprit
tu, de dconpetencia que hay hoy en- }el
mercado que este a1iinaa les'bue1i deseo
a todos parai icbnehlTif allf donde por
10 menos ldoscientas mil personals. veraii
los exhibits ~ pbdfanf juzgaf clial de
los productos manufacturados pro-
ducidos pof tel asuel6 es Ell mejor. tsa.7 !
!. Y, como ,se sdbe ,sa,;r porque Sc han
unciadopdblicarnente quienes son los
Due component los 'distinfos jurados Y de
Ia competencia de ellos no hay que ha-
bTar, un tftulo diploma adquirido en-
Ia Feria Exposition sed buer1a lid sefa
1un gran sresortp para oBtener negocios
en- el ftturo.e1 9h efea @s & .'f',s
Z No hay puesa apoflqa16 asombrarse del
hfefeadO ylhasta delaTivalizante interes
Due SCI Huestra por todas parties enseste
sentido. gla' aii esIiU u
En- cuanto al programa que Sc pubii-
cara el exito del mismo esta va hace
tempo asegurado. Sera un bello libro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
Ecos de Carolina

un var;ado programa de gobierno que
ha de redundar en- benefcio de sus vas
tos doninios. Tiene en- cartera reco7
mendaciones de personals que dehen ser
nombradas para constituir el Senado Y
Camara Legislative, representatives en-
ief exterior, Mayordomo de Palacio, etc,
u el indulto a todos. los presos pOlfti-
cos mcnos aquellos d. Sc han signifcado
en- el Lolcheviquismo. Termin0 el acto
en- medic del mayor entusiasmc, dando
yivas Il Ia magnaniNa Reina, que pro
puso por 1ltimo limosnas a los pobres,
la que promote ser otra Isabel Prime
ra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

Ila fzl,ss3ao - nnsuas u aas iaas
don f4lsio Casiana. Hxiifsllinr nIny Car-
Tsao aili ai.nclo asa acsiga defrssirr
Carlos Airarado. Sn muefge lsa sido
AMY ssniisla. ilesenn.s ~ iaz ~ alma
> nnc,lEo iE-same toass sus famIi.
lianes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
ALI rmicIa DE sANT'HcE

los ycc'nos dc IA calle del Quito.
sitio Nnillss. So queJan dc los frecuen
:cs e.cdrdalos qae por ALI torman
unoS zagaictoncs q1c no dejan vivir
tranquilo al vecindario Quejas direc-
tas Sc han dado al Cuartei General
sotre esfoS hechos. poro la coca con-
t.nda .syual. Aquello. nos dicen es una
BaieL mo polrIA el jefe de :antur.
&c des,acar allf con csiricter permanent
te nm policia, a yer 81 10 que anstamos
SO evi;Yba? Aquellos yecinos 10 agra
decerfan mucho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
PAso ALsH sHosPITAA

3 fiIEIGIs9929t4 ht 5f-s31at8
Aver, nlientras brulfa una pieza en,
10 Porto Rico Electro Planting Ca. el
continental +, Z Keyes. irecihio llaFidas
por desgarre en- Las manoos nSos los qefdlgs,
siend oasistido en- Ia sala dc soeorros
pasando luego al Hospital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
NINo coNREsIoNADo

En- Ia sala de ,s6oetros fne asistido
aver tarde .yariasi Commissioners enucl
cuerpo,; recibidas aE ser ayrellado en- la
caIel de- San Jose npor1sl autcm0vik
1912, G: niio deq7 ssaalos .MaxiAtiiano
Lopez. rPas0 al Hospital Aunicipal. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

Las subastas de carnes frescas que
dan desiertas por la falta de ganado.
pesar de habere aulnentado q pre-
clio de este artfcu1o de primera nece-
sidad. La escasez de ganado, en- estaf
isla, ,antes tan abundante, que no solo
abasteafa sus shabitantes, sino que ex-
portaba para otros pafses, puede con
sistir en- que Sc aFusa de Ia inatanza
de ganadO hembra en- cuyo case con-
vendria una regla fija invariable, II
mitando el nlmero para que no decai
ga la procreaci0n. Sc llama Ia aten-
cl6n dc quien coresponda en- esitaeion
de este NAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

Estamos como decirse suele, entire
la espada y la pared expuestos Al con
tagio epidemico de senfermedades terri
bles por un lado, III coLERA TORCH
NO ell los cerdos, por otro, el -ANTRAi
en- eli ganado yaeuno por otro, "a iiifluen'
"a en- las personas, por otro, puertos'
infestados de PEsTE BUBONEcA, de
donde parten con frecuencia Duques'
cargale,s de provisiones y pasajeros
para esta isla, que mas duieren quie-
rem m5s amenazas para este pals, que
aln sufre las consecuancias de la pasa-
da. Rueno es que la celosa sanidad
interyenga con medidas energieas y
previsoras evitar los males en- pers-
pectiva
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

-. E sa-ss
Michigan
antprOhbinas Constitution creerla antadO
plbca cafcado
pubcamo mismOs Ell Major
querda jefe los ejercitOs acOh6
barres
batala
para pone prohibition sera vnlada
cOrtes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
Gel fMPARCIALn EN- ESPANA
cOrtes.

Para anlncos " sqscripciones de este diario
~ en- Espana, pueden dirigrse nuestro cores
Il ponsal ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

4l
Continuemos ahora con notas suma-
mente tristes y desconsolador;.s La
sonora doiia Maria Alomar, .amante
esposa del sdbdito espanol d1n Ma
nuel Garcia Mendez. ha fallecido en-
su residencia del barrio de Hato Mulas.
Ell enrierro, en- lujoso tren de primera
ciase, por el rito- -cat5lico, fue una YER
.dadera manifestation de dnelo / una
elocuelte demonstration p6stuma de yer
dadero afecto d la finada ! sus super
viyientes %. E. P
Tambisr yol0 al cielo una tierIla nina
hija dek apreciable amigo don Eagenio
Dfaz Garcia, Auditor Municipal de es-
Ia administration
Falleci6 tambien en- el Camagiiey,
Puerto Principe, de la isla dc Cuba,
Ia virtuosa senorita Margarita Fer
nandez Barreto, hermana del reputable
medico don Clempnte Fernandez, y do
Alnalia. viuda de Aubray y Dc Ia Sc
florita Lola, tan c0nocida en- este pals
pOr sus obras caritativas. Este Inc
tuoso saceso Ia causad6 grande sor-
presa porque Margaritina Sc disponfa
a Yenir d este pals y euando Sc espe-
raba Ia noticia de au embarque. Sc Re-
cibe la de su muefte, cosas del des-
fs4<f 41oFfIar 4adae isaellIeo ei7S 80
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

LEA Eel nIPARCIAL"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

is de mario de 1920
The Washington times., 1920-07-19
Taking It Philosophically.

Old Mr.. Dunkerley, having given
up business, removed from town to
a cottage in a somewhat sleepy and
old-fashioned village. Unfortunate
ly, before he had been there n week
his cottage caught fire. Dunkerley
rushed out into the road. Two old
natives were hobbling toward him
as fast as they could go. Here,
you! cried Dunkerley to the first,
run down to the postofficc and ask
them to ring for the fire engine, will
your" Sorry" said the old man,
firmly, but | got a game limb and
can't run" Dunkerley turned to the
other. shout fire, will you?" he
said. "Shout fire as loud as you can
while I get some of the valuables
out! Cant do it, sir" said the sec
ond man. 81 got a sore throat and
can't yell" Dunkerley looked at the
pair of them attcntivcly. "Wcll,
anyhow" he said, go into the house.
both of you, and bring out chairs, a
bottle of whisl<ey and box of ci-
gars and sit down on the lawn here
and enjoy the fire, will you?"
The Washington times., 1920-07-19
Not a Patent Food.

Give me a dozen bananas for
children" said the red-faced man
to the fruiter's assistant.
The young man put them in a
parcel.
And give me some O. the other
stun as well-the grocer says he
doesn't keep it in stock"
THE other stuff?" said the assis-
tant with a puzzled look.
Yes. l amt good at pronouncing
big words, an / suppose 1 must ha'
made a mistake with it. for the
grocer laughed at me. But it's that
there stuff as you say can be given
to the kiddies with bananas"
I'm afraid I don't understand
said the mystified assistant.
well, you are a nice man, you
are, to be a fruiterer. Ere. come
outside an I'll show you the placard
in your window"
SO he hauled the young man out
side and pointed to the bill, which
proclaimed that:
Bananas may be given to chill
dren with impunity."
1t took the assistant a quarter of
an hour to convince the red-faced
man that 'impunity" isn't a new
kind of patent food.
The Washington times., 1920-07-19

, court; not one suggested the real
truth that she was marrying him
for love.
And yet II these who made their
comments would have looked close
into the eyes OF Teodora each would
have read the truth. The nurse
Maria read IL and smiled, for love
Is good to see. The woman who
had watched over the baby girl and
had tended her as she grew into
girlhood and womanhood saw now
the reward of her devotion. To be-
hold the beautiful Teodora raised
up among the mighty OF the land,
the wife OF a man like Don Julian
was triumph not to be regarded
lightly and when to that triumph
was added the further glorifying
presence of mutual love she felt
that the fates who watched over
her charge could have done no more
Don Julian and Teodora walk ed
side by side among the flowers.
A FRANK AVOWAL.
"You were waiting for me?" ask
ed the man glanciag with admira-
tion at her flushed face.
II was waiting for you" she ad
mitted with little laugh, you
don't think it's unmaidenly for me
to say that"
II think it's more than l deserve;
soon the time will come, my dear
Teodora when there will be no more
waiting. Then you will be mine
His hand stole down and inclosed
her own; she looked up at him with
her soul in her eyes: 81 am the
lucky one, Julian, what do you see
in me?"
Don't ask ms that-it would be
too long to tell
But not too long to hear" They
moved toward a little arbor deftly
hidden from the street, while the
old nurse proceeded to the gate,
and broke into invective at tho
peeping proclivities of group of
giggling girls.
Don Julian and Teodora were OBJ
livious of the world as they planned
for the wedding soon to take place
in the chapel of the bridegroom-to-
be- She suggested. he listened and
nodded always approval.
"If I could have my way it would
be very himple," she said. MY love
for you, dear Julian, needs no
pomp and circumstance to prove
it to the world-and you know it
does not need proving to yourself
"Ah the world" the->man~ sighed.
but the world must be conSldered'
there must be some attention paid
to the formalities; for my sake.
Teodora, you will go through with
the forms and the ceremonies; that
is one of the penalties one pays
for position"
Forgive me, Julian, I should
have thought of that; but I always
dream of you as the man and not
as the power you are
"And l love you all the more for
it," he said, a great wave of love
filling his heart at this naive con-
fession.
To he Continued Tomorrow.
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other time. Dads been alone In
the library altogether too long"
She laughed again. a little hint OF
tenderness in her Eayety, and ex-,
tended her hand. He took it,
without prejudice" she said. II
adore you, jim"
And with all my heart, Steve.
j just want you to do what will be
best for you. little sister"
Il know. Thank you. Jim. Now,
We'll so and find dad"
They found him. He lay on the
thick Oushak rug at the foot OF the
chair in which he had been seated
when they left him.
On his lips fingered a slight smile.
A physician lived across the
street. WheE he arrived his exam
ination was brief and perfunctory.
Tbe merely said that the stroke had
come like a bolt of lightning. then
turned his attention TO Stephanie,
who seemed to be sorely in need
OF IL.
1917. 1918. by the IntN ma tiona
Magazine Company
Ito He COntinued Tomorrow
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A Forecast.

AS the man and the maid strolled
through the picture gallery the girl
stopped before one exhibit. ooh,
how sweet" she breathcd. II won
der what 1t means?" questioned the
young fellow, as he eyed the pic
turcd pair who clung together in an
attitude OF love and longing. "Oh,
don't you see?' the girl chided ten
derly. "Hc has just asked her to
marry him and she has consented.
lts lovely! What does the artist
call the picture?" The young man
leaned nearer and eyes label on
the frame. II see!" he cried. "Tt's
printed on this card here-'Soldv"
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The Anglers Disgust.

A fisherman, fully equipped with
the best tackle and other requisites,
found, as many another sportsman
has done, that the fish were not
moving" that day, and his creel
still empty late in the day when a
lad turned up from a village close
by armed with rough stick, a
piece of string and a worm on "A
pin, and much to the sportsman's
surprise landed a fine trout of a
couple OF pounds weight. When
the lad took the fish home to- his
mother she asked him the name of
1t. 81 don't know" replied the lad,
but gentleman who was stand
ing by when l caught it called 1t
the limit"