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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
ViIIaeSpeSa fu6 re-
Cibid0 con EMU
SiasmO en- Caracas

HI siete del mes ell curse lego
cl insigne vate la capital de We
nezuela.
Oigamos 10 que dice m periodi-
co del referido pals:
"A Ia estacion del ferrocarril dc
La Guaira fueron darle bien-
venida numerosos espectantes de !a
prensa y la intelectualidad vene-
zOlana con el entusiasmo Y la in-
tcnsa cordialidad que la vista del
gran bardo hispano-americano,
nensajero espiritual de la Madre
patria en- es.As tierras antaho es-
paiiolas, ha sabido dcspertar des-
dc cl primer momento EN- todos los
corazones la extensisima populari
dad de Francisco Villaespesa. En-
Venezuela no puede compararse
con la de ningtIn otro espanol con
femporaneo. Sus versos, como 81
cllos correspondent rec6nditas
fuentes de emoci6n dormidas Gu.
cl fondo del alma criolla, Sc lean
y aprendcn de memoria y son reci-
tados por bOca de nuestras mujc-
res.
Su nombre, que ha venido a re-
sonar constantcmente EN- nuestras
pIayas, trafdo en- -soplo de glo
Ha y poesia desde hace tiempo,
suena con acentos familiares ell
nuestros oidos y abre hoy en- nues-
tras almas la llave de oro del SEN
timentalismo y ell romantico pres
tigio que cnvuelven la figura del
cantor de Granada, la veg cris-,
lfinaozy mofo.-b t|'~-s
Noticias pestcriores recibidas
por Ell Mt'NDO, agregan que el
excelso vate sali6 para Maracay,
dOnde Sc encontraba el Presiden-
te dc Ia Repnblica. Y EN- su viaje
lie acompaii6 cl ministro de Espa-
iia, sciior Marques de Dos Fuen-
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
Gran bale en- Bayam6n

El sabado de gloria Sc dara un
esplendido bale en- los amplios sa
lones de La Colonia Espafola },
cedidos generosamente por su dl-
rectiva la Alta Escuela de Ba-
yam6n.
Dicho bale sera un benefcio
favor del cuarto Aiio de dicha esr
euela para que la fiesta de gradua-
cion resnltc m exito y ell anuario
2 Hacia la Cumbre' haga honor a
Bayamom
La actitud de la Colonia Espa-
iiola ha sido muy bien comentada,
i ell acto resultara magnifico. pues
asistira al mismo 10 mas selecto de
la sociedad bayamonesa
Todos los clementos de Baya-
mon Sc disponen a prestar su ayu-
ola a los estudiantes, pues hay sel
prop6sito de que este ano lasfiestas
de graduation reSulten mas esplen
didas que las del pasado ano, ST
esto es possible, pues las fiestas del
iiltimo ano atn estan yivas en la
mcnte de los bayamoneses. por su
fondo y buena preparation.
La direction de la parte musi-
cal cstara cargo del celebrado
artista Marianito Feliu, que es un
virtuoso del arte y un gran cora
z0n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
ConfIictos de Ia PT0hibicita
tPoE TELEGRAPH
cOalnO, 28 de marco
Ell MuNDo,

Coairo, 2S de MARIO.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Desde implsntacion nueva ley prohibi-
cionista, hallase farmacia Betances I'M
posibilitada despachar prescripciones ia
cultativas nj preparar tinturas, como
iodo; arnica v otros articuios tan ne
cesarios; nj hinguna otra clase de pro
paraciones en- las cuales entire alcohol.
obedkce clio a carecer Iicyncia, no
obstante haBerla solicitado Ell vsf1as
ocssiones situaci6n dificiI conduhidad.
Influenza en- puerta, ". n Oobytante,
sabess que medieos prescfiben pfescri.
ben alcohol y sus sindilares para com
batirIa, haliass iinposibilitado dichO es
tablecimiento despacharlosesf Cue respon
ssbiiidad en- case. de ernergencia!
tQnieh es cl culpable? Aqni, en-
hinguna parte. se pucde cOnsegalir csc
lfquido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
MAGNIFIco HOMEMADE EN-
HONOR DE GAMBETTA

PARIS, mario 29,-El presidente de
Francia, Mr.. Deschanel, en- union del
ex presidente de la Repdblica, Mr. Lou
bet, y los presidentes de la Camara v
del Senado, presidi6 en- Vile D'Avray
la ceremonial consagrada al insigne es
tadista Mr.. Gambetta.
E. general Joffre numerosas perso
nalidades parlamentarias, asi como tam
bien atlas approximations del ejerci-
to, fguraron tambien en- el solemne fes
tival.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
ODESSA CAE EN- PoDER
DE LOS UKRANIANoS

BUKAREST, mario 90 Informes
recibidos aqui dicen que la important
sima plaza de Odessa, despues de diez
dias de furiosb ataque, ha sido tomada
por las tropas de Ukrania.
Una division de Galitzia, acaudillada
por ell general Pwsleneo, Sc ha apodera
do tambien de importantes poblaciones.
ri jefe de la region reconquistadi
Rakowsiki ha huido precipitadamente
= Fravsco4e - 4a~s r
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81 Corresponsal
EhP[EADO

Z Sc necesita IN enplesdo, ccn0cedof
del negocio de segurOs. Que teAga bue
nos desesos y pueda hacerse cargo de
una importants Coapafia Extraniefa.
Los solicitantcs debeh saber ingles
E indicar experiencia y ccndiciCnes.
Dirijirse al Apartado No. 24s. San
Juan P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30

Por orden del Juez de Rio Pie
dras, fue arrestado aver en- esta
ciudad Marcelino Domenech, a
quien Sc acusa de abuse Gle con-
fianza.
III detective Barrantes le con-
fliiio a aquella poblacion Sc le ha
fiiado doscientos d6lares de fan
"a. ~ . MN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
NUMERosoS HERIDos EN- LAS
CERCANIAS DE NAPoLES

ROMA, MARIO 29.-La huelga meta
lurgica en- Napoles adquiere aterrado
ras proporciones
En- graves tuinultos que Sc han pro
ducido, ha sido necesaria la fnterven-
cion de las tropas. que han sostenido
violentos cheques, reanudados frecuen-
temente con los huclguistas.
Los heridos son numerosos, la mayo
ria graves, en- las inmediaciones de
la ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
$4,000 nluertOS
pOr las epidemiaS
en- Ia capital ruSa
(Por Gable Frances)

LoNDRES, MARIO 29-Informes re
cibidos de Dwinsk, expresan que las es-
tadisticas ofciales han registrado has
ia hoy so mil muertos, consccuencia
de las Intermediates que arrasan la po
blscion de Petrogrado.
Los referidos informes aiiaden que
el hambre produce tantas victimas CO
mo el titus Y ell colera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
A Los TENEDORES
DE APARTADOS.

Manana microbes treinta Y umo
dc MARIO, de mil novecientos vein
tc. vence ell plazo que concede la
Ley Postal para la renovation del
uso dc los apartados, por el tri-
mestre que termina ell dfa treinta
dc JUNO de mil novecientos veinte,
Aquellas personals que faltaren
renovar ell alquiler de sus apar-
tados en- el dfa de maiiana (de 0cho
antcs meridiano q seis pasado me-
ridiano) perderan el derecho al
uso de los mismos y su correspon-
dencia ser6 colocada EN- Entrega
General. sus apartados clausura-
dos j ofrecidos a nueros solicitan
tes
E. W. Keith,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30

Ell senado dc Cuba ha modifcado la
Ley Crowder en- su articulo l2O, de
modo que sean posibles las coaliciones
entire las agrupaciones politicas. Los
senadores representatives liberales
han protestadO sobre tai modification, y
acordaron ir al retraimientO no con-
currir otra session en- la prescnte lie
gislatura.
Sc dice que en- la Ultima reunion
secreta que celebraron los miembros del
Comite Executive de los Libcrales. Sc
habl6 mucho sobre la conveniencia de
pedir La Supervision electoral anne
ricana
Sc rumora que los conservadores Sc
coaligaran con el grupo de hberalss
que preside ell doctor Alfredo zayas,
v que la candidatura cue presentaran
nara las pr6ximas elecciones sera la
del general Rafael MontalvO Mora
les, para la Presidencia, y el Dr.. Al
fredo zayas y Alfonso, para la vice.
Presidencia.
Los liberales proclamaran al general
Jose Miguel Gomez, para Ia presiden-
cia. al coronel Pine Guerra para la
vice Presidencia.
Para Alcalde de La Habana presen
taran don Marcelino Diaz de vi
negas, y los conservadOres, al doctor
Gustavo Pine.
Sc asegura Ell triunfO de los conser-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
La immigration bO-
riCua Sera impuI-
Sada dCtiVamGnte
LOS HAcENDADoS cELEBRAN
UNA IMPoRTANTE REUNION
ode NUEsTRo coRREsPoNSAL EN-
LA HABANA)

Como cada dia es mayor la escasez
de brazos en- este pals, SO acaba de
formar una fuerte compaflia Anonima,
con una gran cantidad de dinero, pa
ra seguir trayendo obreros agricolas de
Puerto Rice, debidamente selecciona-
dos.
Esta nueva Compaiiia previendo las
difcnltadcs que Sc presentsn en- los EN-
barques, debido a la escasez de vapores,
ha ideado La compra de un vapor con
Ell prop6sito de conducir comodamente
los ingcnios, los trabajadorsIs que
quieran venir Cuba.
Esta compafiia tiene Ell prop6sito de
dedicar su vapor, tambien, como va
die, conducir cafe de Puerto Rico,
a Cuba, cuando no este ocupado en-
ell transporte de pasajeros. Dc mode
que la nueva Corporation viene a re
solver dos grandes problemas en- Puer
to Rico: la descongesti6n de gente en-
nuestra isla, pues va estamos income
dos ALI, la salida de nuestro aroma
tico grano, que tan buen precio al
canza en- Cuba.
veriamos con gusto que Puerto Rico
prestara decidida cooperation esta
nueva empresa, que Eiena. trabajar
s1 Bcnehcio az anBos passes - =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
DON sATURNINo SANTIAGO

Por error involuntarlo, no apa-
reci6 la firma de este apreciabili-
simo caballero al pie del hermoso y
bien pcnsado artfculo que apare-
ci0 aver Ell Ell MUNDO, titula-
do La situaci6n de la clase obre
IA Ell Bayam6n.
Nos completeness en- hacer la sal
vedad. como justo homemade al an
tor del referido trabaio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30

I'll vapor Ponce. que sale ma
mana para Nueva York, lleva la ST.
guiente carga:
-, $50 cajas de frutas, 10000 sd
eos de aziicar, 6,739 capas Gle ta-
bacos, $50 sacos de cocos y AL
buitos de earga general
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
coNT1NUA LA CRISIS ALEMANA

BERLIN, MARIO 29.-Hermann Mu
Her ha renuncisdo al proposito de cons
tituir gabinete, por haber encontrado
gravisinias difcultades. Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
uN cAso DE LIBELo

Hoy Sc celebrara en- Vega Baja, Ia
vista de la acusaci6n contra Limo Pa
10 Rivera, quien ha sido denunciado
por libelo. Sostendra la referida acu-
saci6n 81 fiscal Diaz Collazo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30
ESTEDIANTE
OTRA HUELGA

Aver Sc declararon Ell huelga
los trabajadores de Ia casa Ar
mour y ca. Gle la Marina,
Los hueIguistas piden lnayores
iornales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30

vadores con el doctor zayas para Ia
primera Magistratura do La Habana. La
Alcaidia de la Habana sera para los
liberales.
ARTURO MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30

Ell presidente de la ''Sociedad de
Hacendados Y Colonos de Cuba, don
Manuel Arrange, ha dirigido una cir
cular a todos los productores de azucar,
invitandoles a concurrir la asamblea
que ha de celebrarse el dia 20 del CO.
rriente MARIO en- la calle de la Amar-
gura No. %, domicilio de la Institu
ci6n.
ssbos asuntos que han de ser discu
tidos en- la mencionada Asamblea, que
revestira sumo interes, son los siguien
tes:
Primero: Medios economicos mas eff
CAGES para mantener p-ecios remune
rativos los azucareros.
segundo: Reiterar los acuerdos to-
mados por la Association y proponer
bases para concertar con los colonos
los medios dc cooperar con clos para
mantener Ell alza y evitar las ventas
forzadas.
Tercero: Someter cstudio v pre-
sentar las bases para la actuacion de-
finitiva del Banco de la INSTRUCTION, su
organization y funcionamiento, en- in
TINA relaci6n con las propias insti-
tucionss de su indole.
sobre esos particulares emitira in
formes la Comisi6n nombrada EN- la
Asamblea de Hacendados, que preside
el prestigioso fnancierO doctor Vidal
Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-30

ARTURO MORALES.
The state herald., 1920-05-07

Several of the parents took dinner
and enjoyed themselves with the
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Damewood
of Holyoke, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C. Cauble, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lock spent
Sunday at Mrs. Locks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Arnold.
Misses Kate and Mamie Cauble
spent Friday and Saturday with
their sister, Mrs. Roy Heller.
Monday was annual school meet
ing of Amitie district. Fred Borland
was reelected as president.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hoffman call
ed Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Evans of Lamar, Nebr.
Glen Poe spent Friday and Satur-
day with Norman Stewart. Glen
hates to leave the old farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schueller,
Miss Ridgeway, Albin and Ernest
Peterson, spent Wednesday evening
at the home of Fred Borland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lock received
word from their daughter, Mrs. Geo
Arnold, of Lanesboro, Iowa, that she
has been failing in health and had
left for Rochester. Minnesota, for
an operation.
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Haxtun, Colorado
(Herald)

H. E. Robinson, formerly of
Wages, is now engaged in the real
estate business in Haxtun.
Charles Grubb, for several years
foreman of the Herald office, has
been employed as editor and man
ager of the Fleming News to succeed
E. c. Shumway.
The celebration of the one hun
dred and first anniversary of the
founding of their order was enjoyed
Monday night by nearly hundred
Odd Fellows and their families.
At meeting of the town board
last Friday night the first step to-
ward the laying of the badly needed
sanitary sewer in Haxtun was taken
when engineers from the office of
Royal d. Salisbury, the Denver en-
gineer hired to make u survey of the
town far rainage and sewer pur-
poses
The state herald., 1920-05-07

Nothing requires more at the hands
Of their designers than spring coats
for they must be made to answer many
purposes. The average sensible won
an buys one that will do for the street
for travelling and motoring and de
mands snappy style without too much
emphasis In any one direction.
The new coats are usually three
quarter length and made In quiet color.
Of soft wools. Large pockets. ample
collars and original ideas In construc
uon give them character. This Is illus
trated In the coat pictured above, with
sleeves and body cut In one and sei
on to a deep yoke. clever pockets ant
a narrow belt Of patent leather. Modeli
with much the same lines as this one
are made without belts and allowed Il
fare from the shoulders down. It Il
always safe to choose these loosely ad
justed and roomy looking coats tina
hang much like . mantle on the figure
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Sterling, Colorado
(Democrat)

The baseball luncheon at the sugar
factory ormitory, Tuesday evening.
The affair was complete success
and marked by lively interest
through out.
A message received last week by
Mrs. 0. N. Fish told of the death of
her brother in law, William H. Glea-
son at his home in Denver. Mr..
Gleason was one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Logan county.
The McAtee Milling and Elevator
Company, newly organized Sterl-
ing corporation, took over the man
agement and operation of the Colo
RADIO Roller Mill in Sterling, Mon
day.
Edgar G. Dilts, who has been en-
gagged in railroad work here for the
past six years, is making prepara-
tions to engage in the grocery bust
ness and on May i will open new
grocery store in building which he
is erecting at the corner of North
Second and Clark strets.
The interchurch drive for funds to
carry on church work through out
the nation is on. From all over the
country the most encouraging re-
ports are pouring in. Men of
national and international fame are
devoting their time and attention
and money to the movement.
With n ball team recruited from
Denver, Kansas City, Omaha and
Lincoln, Fort Morgan fans will come
to Sterling, Sunday, May 2, for a
game which promises to be just as
peppery us the one scheduled at the
fair grounds today. Fort Morgan,
like Sterling, this year has an all
salaried team and boasts of an ar
ray of talent second to none in the
state.
The state herald., 1920-05-07
rurtI. Eoo. In Chow.

Boiled turtle eggs are novelty
which has been added to the mess Of
the United States marines on duty at
the naval station at Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba. 81.
Two 200-pound turtles were cap
tured recently by marines while sail
ing q small boat on the bay. When
they were killed more than 100 eggs
were found In each.
The egg Of the turtle when re-
moved from the body has . soft shell.
The egg itself is about the size Of Z
hens egg. The inside resembles In
taste and appearance the yolk Of q
hens egg.
The eggs arc boiled hard. and the
shell u peeled OF like tho outer skis
ef an onion.
The state herald., 1920-05-07
JuIesburp, Colorado
Grit -Advocate)

II. A. Reese has been appointed to
take the place of A. T. Benson as
manager of the Ryan store in Jules
burg.
p. r. Mcdowell closed n deal this
week by which he becomes the owner
of the Robinson Printing Co., the
only exclusive job printing estab-
lishment, in Fl. Collins.
VIM. Mercer, resident of this
city and one Of the pioneers of Sedg-
wick County, passed away Wednes-
day evening ut the ripe old age of
81 years and 20 days.
Julesburg Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs held gala night at the
Community church last night in cele-
bration Of the l0lst anniversary of
the founding of the order.
The sad news reached our city
Friday announcing the death, over
seas. of Edward " johnson, son of
Andrew johnson. who lives Just
north of ,Julesburg in Duel County.
Homer Dunkle, chief engineer at
the Julesburg Light Plant, was the
victim of painful and serious in
Jury. One of his legs was broken
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Yuma, Colorado
(Pioneer)

Stanley Bryan sold the Dinty
Moore Cafe to Virgil Huff and Walt
er Arnold the latter part Of last
week. The new proprietors took pos
session Sunday morning.
Under the able supervision Of Mrs.
DIR. Emma Drake, the ladies of Yuma
organized Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union last week, with an en-
rollment of twenty names.
The Methodists will have a get
acquainted social at the church Fri
day night. There have been so many
new people that have come into this
territory recently that it has been
difficult for the church people to
get to really know each other.
A few days since the Yuma In
vestment Company, which ownes the
Schramm Hotel building, received
word from the postoffice department
at Washington that the postmaster
general had accepted the company's
offer of the room formerly occupied
by Dakans drug store to be used by
the local postoffice.
If present plans materialize Pat
Mowry Post No. 90, American Leg
ion, will have an athletic club equal
to any in the state outside Of the big
cities. At meeting Of the post last
Thursday night the plan to lease
Liberty hal and equip the same with
athletic equipment was discussed
and met with the approval Of all the
members present.
The local /. o. o. F. lodge, at its
regular meeting Monday night, mi
tiated twenty-one candidates into the
order. OF this number six were re-
ceived into the Sterling lodge and
fifteen into the lodge at Fleming,
which was recently established.
About twenty members of the Flem-
ing lodge were in attendance. At
the close of the business session
and while refreshments were being
served, the members Of the order
we're very agreeably surprised by
q delegation from the local Order Of
Rebekahs, who presented them will
. new set Of dishes.
The state herald., 1920-05-07
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
CHIEFS BACK L0WDEN
SENATOR MCCORMICK, HAROLD
ickEs AND OTHERS PUSH
iLLIkoleAk IN RACE.

The closest friends Of the late Col.
Theodore Roosevelt and former lead.
srs Of the Progressive party In Mi.
nois and other states Of the middle
West are enthusiastically supporting
Gov. Frank o. Lowden's candidacy for
the Republican nomination for presI.
dent. United States Senator Medill
Mccormick L. one Of the most active
workers In Gov. Lowden's behalf. both
In Washington and In Chicago.
Other former Progrsssives who are
fighting for Lowden In the present
campaign are: Harold L. Ickes, form.
or chairman Of the national committee
Of the Progressive party; Congress
man Ira G. Copley Of Aurora; B. r
Harris Of Champaign; Frank H. Fur,
Of Bloomington, Progressive par,,
candidate for governor Of Illinois 4.
1912: George b. Porter of Chicago,
and Thomas D. Knight, former presi
dent Of the Chicago Progressive club
Col. Roosevelt was the guest Of Gov.
Lowden for three days at the execu
tive mansion In Springfield, ILL.,. In Au.
gust. and again In October, 1918.
II nominated for president Gov
Lowden will, In the opinion Of the
leaders, unite all factions Of the party
He is perhaps the only candidate men.
'lnned acceptable to the old leaders
- well ms to the Progressive elemenr
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Lamar. Nebraska

Levi Nicholson is building a new
house. Wonder is levi will batch?
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brewer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Price of Imperial
spent Sunday night at the John
Walker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price left Monday
Tor their home at Tacoma, Wash
ington, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brewer.
Mamie Norman of Kansas, has
purchased the G. A. Hall property
and, We understand, will keep
roomers.
Mr.. Bramer and Miss Mamie
Blank were married Friday evening
and the writer extends congratula-
tions.
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Amitie, Colorado

Dow Harris of Holyoke worked on
Fred Borland's tractor several days
this week.
C. b. Colglazier now has n tele-
phone in, on line 3s. Four long rings
will get him.
Maxine McBee is spending several
days with her aunt, Mrs. Victor Bak-
er Of Holyoke.
The Amitic school closed Friday,
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Pay for seapa Flow Affair.

Paris.-The council Of ambassadors
accepted from Germany $4,000 tons
OF marine equipment as full recon-
pense for the sinking Of the German
fleet interned at Scapa Flow. thus end
ing the long controversy.
The state herald., 1920-05-07
Items of Interest From Our
Neighbors of Other Towns

when n 800 pound cake of ice fell
upon him
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR

bring mems made of suppCng the s
devoted half attention freight business
Crookston Daily lines.
Several of without
giving but we don't care as long we can the banks
Every realizes what the
Dibel all other Hibbing Daily Tribune
souh-democraic the coreLitte Falls Transcript
University of must be able sing dance
debating The theory Of this must be to make
being ippd by false note opponents
Oregonan. 81.
sq rishtyN S1:2 l'
The of hog be exhibited at Des Mones got it in
the floor Of bg hotel z@%eRow na be
Cleveland Plain Dealer 49,. I,..... 49,
assuring Howard Taft
easurng the Senator HaTdn the league looks like
Amy Level" @ is @ 69 n to MIS-,
Lowell yet want be fair With her by the conviction that
Blsd s"s" pig '"o '' ne "''' m " " "S'
ve deesye said to be the only White HGuse comment on the
the White knows that ndiputab1e Vice
that Maine result WITHOUT It's head that
carrying on his shouders-Portland oreeonan
Judge KenssaT Mountain Lands SHOULD when the
the fs e e Ns% % % or w id
NJ pay-st Paul Dispatch. 49,
speaker question,
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FROM THE PIONEER TWENTY YEARS AGO
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county neglect politics
proposition
building
COL Harris Of Duluth will tell why longer democrat
hall Bemid November 3rd
has life democrat He just returned Kansas where
republican committee helping
REDEEM the sunower from democratic control big meeting
planned Remember the
excellent business
a and put
L. will
meeting Saturday night Grand Master VanPague will be
exempyng degree work All Odd Fellows urgently
Bmidi people doing much kicking the telegraph
Northern
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