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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
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junto a ella, 6l hubiera sfdo venturost
en- cualquier sitiO, con todQ v sin NADIA
lie hubiese bastado para serlo que ella
lie hubiese querido.
Pero a aquel hombre los doses Ii
habfan negado de antemano toda po
sibilidad de algeria. Su amor no en-
contraba Ell ell ser amado sino una
implacable imiferencia. FL desven.
turado, cuandf Sc conyenci0 de clio
cay6 Ell la sina profunda cenagosa
de ia desolai0n irresoluta como un
Atlante que e lunde al peso insopor-
table de un hundO de dolores. Y era
.tanta su detlicha, que, siendo para 81
la vida UNI enojosa carga por 10 te-
ner NADIA, HI valor para deshacerse de
ella. 3at 81 ~
AGn atastr0 asf 2 alos mas, de-
jando en- fe lbs udas tIsurarias el mez.
quino rsto de su perdida heredad,
fracasaho en- todas las empresas que
acometi,y sufriendo los terribles anna
COS, desu NAL incurable, que resoIvfa
sus csis frecuentes en- epilepticas con
vulsides eiilargos intermedios de ca
talepa (; debatiendo su coraz6n como
un Ijel desmantelado en- desespera-
das hsistencias, contra la rOca incon-
moble del desprecio en- que la mujer
qudda Sc habfa encasttllado.
h dfa. ell Destino desfrunci6 eKce-
ndcon que hasta entonces habfa pre-
sido la existencia de aquel hombre,
| Vie una vez, brutaImente, vertio So
e 6l la cartefa bien colmada de La
aicidad. Eh una misma mafana
Regaron a su pobre bohardilla la carta
IN que Sc lie rendfa, por fin plena-
nente !, la amada tlesdefiosa la noti-
icaci6n de la Ultima voIhntad de un
'emoto y olvidatI6 pariente que le
nstitufa i1eredero universal de fabu-
osos bienes, conqufstados ailende los
mares, durante intefminables amos de
rabajo.
Ell golpe fue decisive. FL infortu-.I
lado, yenturoso al recibirlo, sufrio una
'iolenta agrayacion en su enfermedad
muri6 las pocas horas. AL menos,
al ereyo eI medieo que certified SUI
iefuncion, aquella tarde de SUI transi-
0 de este valleide lagrimas al cielo de
os bienayenttQados Que sufrieron.
Li0rando ldrgamelIte, con intermiten
las de acongoiados suspiros, desper-
de su suefio cataleptico. Abrio los
jos, recobrado va, pero NADIA VIC; Sc
allaba en- la obsneridad mas cmpleta
endido sobre una tabla dura, empa-
ado de hameaad, quebrantados los
uesos como despnes de una paliza.
En- una rafaga pas0 por su cerebro, |
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
DESC ON ESTIONE SU ESCRITORIO
Trabaie con cOmCdidad y Iimpieza.

Tn escritorio li1np;o iaspira descos de ira
bajaT pronsa y eicentenente. Concsntra las
dos para su rapida soluci6n. Con su escrifo
RIO congsstionado de papelcs, docunentos
cuen+a1, etc, Vd no puede sesspr obt ncndo
los mejores resi1ltados. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

En- la $ala de socorros fueron asis-
tidos hoy, Juan Vicente. de hemorra-
gia en- la nariz = Ramon Garcia. de
intoxicaci0n yoluntaria, con pastillas
de permanganato.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
NITRIC EN 81 HOSPITAL.

4 consecueneia de haberse tornado
mas pastllIas falIecio aver en- el Hos
pital, Pedro Aleantara Viaals. Hoy
le fua hecha Ia autopsia para averl-
gAar la causa de su muerte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
EN- MANUEL .CAI.yo' sALIo DE
COLON

Nos infornan los Sres. sobrinos de
Ezquiaga, que eI vapor espafol Ma-
haet Cairo saIi6 el dfa IS del puerto
de Colon, Y que Sc espera que llegue
Puerto Rico principles del entran
.te mes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
cnoQUE DE cARRos

Aver tardes en- el puente de San
Antonio. hubo un choque entire los ca
ifsos eleetricos Nos. 30 Y 81, resuttan-
do ID porteztiela derecha del S5. com
pletamente destrozada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

en- la revuelta bacanal del mundo
ruede en- pedazos, no lloreis, amigos.
Haced en- un rincon del cementerio
sin cruz nj marmol, MI postrer asilo,
despues, ioh mis- alegres camaradas!
/ - seguid vuestro' camino. !, HSf
~ i''!G.1E >%t'3 eI.s @2sii "iI 3s sigii !,
ALI, solo, mi amada misteriosa,i
Fbajo el sudario immense del olvido,
tfcuan cofta encohtrare la noche eterna
'.5tp para sonar eontigo! II z
+ 'iif; :'7 'i4fp+ lae33j 35,af3 S.
| Nunca Sc desesper6 'Fialloj con los
golpes del destino: EEes como ell
aguila: nofle importa siisopla'el viehto.
! Asf 10 confiesa el mismo en- la Ultima
testrofa de su poes1a A41TFibrac1ones 50 20
Con vela rota al mastilI lIrecogida,
sin brIuAhs al .azar,
navegoS por3 los mares de "a vida;
bonanza tempestad embravecida
! a mi nave sin rumbo lie es igual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
UOITelII1oF . OOIrrI rI7O5V1F0 O1II0r q S11
mi nave sin rumbo lie es igual.


Va haciendoSe nluy larga esta GRO
MICA del ruiseTor de las selVasa domi-'
Inicanas. Fabio Fiallo tiene en- su IL
ra, modulaciones para todos los gus
tos. Es ruisenor que canta en- la en-
ramada un trino en- forma de plega-
ria; es una cdmbre que llega al cielo
cual 81 quisiese besarlo; es un torren-
te que Sc desborda frenetico ante las
hordas opresoras de SUI patria idola-
trada; es un astro tan fulgurante CO.
mo el sol Y un poeta de quien pudie-
ramos decir'lo mismo que de Salvador
Rueda, el insigne lirico espafiol, di-
jera Curros Enriquez en- el pro1ogo del
tiibro '"Poesfas Completas de Salvador
Rueda": Gel merito de este poeta, no
iesta solamente. en- la riqueza del vase
elegido para ell saerifcio, sino en- la
Iriqueza del vino con que 10 llena".
f Amado Nervo, el sublime misticoe-
I-esceptico-melancolico mejicano, Sc
mos revela tambien en- la obra de Fla
llo. iQue, 81 no un misticismo a 10
Nervo, es,la poesia '..G6lgota Rosa?
| iDivina sublimidad la de. Fiallo en-
estos dos scuartetos!
iOh, pequeno JESUS Cruciicado,
dejame mi morir, en- tu lugar,
(sobre la tentacion de ese calyario
hecho en- las dos colinas de un rosal!
Dame tn puesto teme que mi mano,
con impulse de arranque pasional,
tie levante la frente al eielo Y Gamble
}la oblicua direction de tu mirar.
Lector lectora va que me has
seguido, hasta saber 10 que vale Fa-
Ibio Fiallo, compadece ese glorioso
lcompatriota de Duarte Y guardale
Isiempge en- tn alma, una acendrada
Iamistad
/ Armando Al. Miranda.
/ Bayam6n de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
!. sALA DE socoRRos

Bayam6n de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

Compacto snitido refrado en- su aparien-
cia, Ell Archivo SYSTEM" lie da al escritorio
una cierta belleza y austeridad rs a su vez
ell mcjor guia de usted para la busca guar
da de su correspondence, memorales reci-
bos, cuentas, y denas plegos que listed dcbe
tener en- orden y a la mano todas horas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
LOS SUBLIMES S
FABIO FIALLO

en- la revuelta bacanal del mundo
ruede en- pedazos, no lloreis, amigos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

Aquel hombre. jamds conoci0 la
ventura. :, Vastago tinico de una fa-
nlilia RIGA, qued6 sin padres antes de
Que Ell su memQria Sc grabaran los
primeros besos; asf, pudiendo haber
sido el niilo feliz de la dorado infan-
cia, fu6 el hu6rfano sombrfo entregado
por un tutor negligente a las nurses
crueles, primero; mas tarde a los cole
gios frfos con su doctrinarismos ruti-
mario pesimista. con sus juegOs So
metidos Il reglas, con la seXeridad y
fa1ta de amor del internadO.
DeclaradO mayor de edad el colegial
entr6 ell possession de una fortuna, que
lie hizo pasar brIscamente de la pri-
sion al desenfreno, de la tJItela mef-
cenaria a los mercenarios amores, a
las amistades que Sc conquistan con
mercedes. Naci0 para ser el noble
muchacho de generosas 'ambiciones, de
puros' ensueilos de amor, v fue el dist
pado HcluBman" carne de crapula y
-engaiio.
Sc arruin6 pronto encontrandose a
i1os treinta afios pobre, enfermO, solo,
totalmente agotado, sin otra yerdad
] que la de su juyeiitud deshecha sin
recuerdos, sin finalidad, nj pasado! Iii
presente. hi esperaiizas decr6pito de
cuerpo v de alma. Entonces recurri0
a sH carrera hizo oposieiones, linteh-
tando en- vano ser juez, notario, regis
trador. No saba, no pOdfa estu-
diar; estaba debil, Sc rendfa' al esfuer-
20. Intellectual, herido Ell la -medula
durante SUI vida de placer. Ademas,
nose ayenfa con la escasez a que Sc ha
bfa reducido para poder vivir de 10
POGO que salvara de su ruina. Esta-
ba triste, desencantado, melanc6lico. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
Mayor dolor no existe que
recordar el tempo venturoso
en- la miseria. -,

que canto el divine latino. Ahf
sel 'templo felice" era para 6l la o-
ca pasada en- ell parafso artificig1ie
la perenne orgfa. Entonces, a ne
nos. tenfa dinefo. Toda su felfiad
pensaba la hubiese podido cojfulr
sobre los cimientos de su antie IL
queza, ahora que saba que fueI men
tidos el amor Y la amistad de talo.
Recuperando su fortuna rele IA s1l
juventud, yencerfa sus enfe1dades,
Sc formarfa una doble Guilty fislca
" moral de que earecfa IvlaJan-
do gustarfa ei placer suprenf e saper
y refinarfa su alma ante lolos macs.
tres verdades: la Naturfa y ell
Arte. Y sobre todo, ise dichoso
junto La mujer de auI Sc MALTA
ba enamorado. Bien esf sfrdad que
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

y, nauicd: newly painted Beat OF con-
EirGrh 81 g; Meyers Suns Co. 3-ll South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
BURY ALBERT C. ELLINGTON
TOMORROW MORNING AT II
Had Been Connected With Local
Fire Department Forty


Funeral services for Albert C Ell
5lington, who died suddenly Of heart
disease Sunday afternoon IN No. 9
engine house, Will be conducted at
the residence. 1900 Ens!ow Avenue,
at II o'clock tomorrow morning. by
Rev. G. +. Peter. rector OF St. James
Epssc pal Church. Burial Will be in
oakwood.
! Mr.. Ellington was - years old,
and had been connected with the
Fire Department forty-six years For
twenty years ne was stationed AZ
NO. . engine house as engineer. He
was Confederate soldier, having
served with Company a, Fifteenth
Virginia Infantry. in the War Be-
tween the States. The veteran fire
fighter was q member OF f. L. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans. and
was recently appointed n delegate TO
the Confederate reunion 10 be held
this fall in Houston. Texas He was
/, prominent rs n Pythian and n Mason.
y He is survived by three children
Erwin L. and Miss Ezra Ellington
and Mrs. George c. Rianhard. all Of
Richmond. and one sister. Mrs. II. l..
Gaines, OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
WILL CURTA|L PUBLIC
DEBT BY COM|NG YEAR
y
New Certificates of Indebted
ness Being Offered.
HOUSTON MAKES STATEMENT
Increase in Gross Indebtedness; Is
Announced, as We'll ms Other Fig
urcs Telling OF Condition of the
~, United States Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Sept. G.z-Notwith
standing n continuing deficit in gov
eminent financial operations. Se.re-
tary Houston. in announcing new
Offering OF certificates Of indcbt cdncss
tonight declared the beginning of
the new year would see a reduction
IN the nations gross public debt.
The Offering OF certificates COM
priscs two Issues. and will total about
!. $500. 100000. Both issues will be dated
September Is. ono maturing in six
months and bearing : 3i per cent
interest. and the other maturing in
one year and bearing per cent in
tcrcst.
VIII Onset Maturing Certificates.
The proceeds obtained from the sale
of these two issues, Mr.. Houston said.
will partially offset maturing ccrtiH-
Gates aEgrerating about SSoo00O.o0o,
which must be paid before November.
The remainder of the maturing GER
ceived through the payment of in
come and profits taxes due September
Since the beginning of the current
fiscal year the Treasury deficit has
y grown to Sl25, sos. 900. according 10
the statement. This was attributed
largely to payments 10 the railroads.
whose earnings were guaranteed I'M
der the transportation act for the six
months period ending September /.
Mr.. Houston said these payments have
heavy payments could be expected
throughout the remainder of the cal
cndar year. September, he said. viii.
witness payments to the railroads
relatively, heavier because OF the. bal
ancing OF accounts by many Of the
roads. and their call for adjustment;
under the guarantee.
~ Increase In public Debt.
= The gross public debt amounted TO
S24,3o4.612 goo September ]. This
represented an increase Of s25,S50. 600
since July /. Mr.. Houston said. There
was n corresponding increase in the
floating debt which amounted to
s2,57l.2ol. 600, September l. Both of
these amounts. Mr.. Houston conf
IDENTIFY expected, would be reduced
through. tax payments which occur
before the end OF the year. He ex-
planned there would be a reduction
of SiOO.00O,0O0 in the outstanding GER
'incates before October IL as a result
of the operations incident to the sale
OF the issues announced tonight.
Mr.: Houston made public reports
which he eaii showed n wide dis
tributior Of outstanding certificates
and consequent lesseninE OF the
burden on banks which had bought
previous issues. or the certificates
nov. ou;stand!nE: which aggregate
900 was held by banks September !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
aa7-.--aHza--------
Funeral Directors

PuAUr-Edwin phaun: funeral director
son Isl Randolph 5GC3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
JOHN H. PEDIG0, HENRY
COUNTY VETERAN. DIES
Oldest Citizen. Mauy :. Years Sur
Scyor, PASSES Away. mt
Age OF %.
tSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch. ]

\ ISpecial 70 The TImes-Dispatch-l
/. DANVILLE, VA. Sept c. = News
has been received here Of the death
in Martinsvilic Of John II. pcdlgo.
believed 10 be the Oldest man In
Henry County. He succumbed in his
ninety-seventh year, and was able 10
move about his home unit! q fnw
days before his death. lilo was born
in Patrick County and was :. sur
veyor by profession. II being sa;s
that AT one time OF another he sur
7feyed practically all OF Henry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
Negroes Parade in DanyIiIe.

DANNILLE. VA, Sept. G.--I.abor
Day passed here quite quietly. with a
parade by 200 members OF negro
trade unions. The event was quite
orderly. Tho only event nearing n
disturbance occurring when tho hus-
band or BuNom cook sought to drag
the woman out of the parade. He
went to jail and tho woman to the
rally ut q colorcd church, where a
negro speaker made an address. As
the hour for the formation OF the
parade grew near large crowd OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
sHR|NERs CELEBRATE DAY
BY PARADE IN BRISTOL
More Than Thousand In Limo in
Great Labor Day
Event.
Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
BRISTOL, VA. Sept. G-Labor Day
in Bristol was featured by the
Shriner celebration, in which more
Than 1000 Shrincrs from Roanoke.
Lynchburg and other points in
Southwest Virginia participated. The
principal event during tho day was
tho Shrincr parade. headed by the
Mayors of Bristol and the famous
NaZim Band OF Roanoke. Tonight a
banquet was rendered the visiting
Shrincrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

County When the War Between the
States broke out he was Inagis-
trate in the Henry Coonty seat, but
joined the Confederate forces at once.
lie leaves two sons, four daughters
and TWO brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John l. IfanEs

VICTORIA. VA, Sept. G.-John I.
Banks, former Mayor and one of the
builders OF Victoria. died here early
this morning. His health had not
been good for the past five years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
DANVIlLE SETS RECORD FOR
STATE IN BUILDING PERMITS
Spend More Than &9.OoO.000 Fo,
Construction During Past
ElEhtcen month";.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANVlIIIE, VA. Sept. Ga sur
vey of tho building permits granted
by tho city authorities during tho
past eighteen months shows that
fully 100000 has been invested In
construction work. This is believed
TO be record for the State. Tho
permits do not include the new con-
crete cotton mill. the cost OF which
is indetcrmtnate, but which It Is
said Will show Il cost OF nearly 81
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
ly attended. with 90 per cent women.
which was tho basis OF their repre-
sentation at Bristol.
Negro Lad instantly Killed

-, DIiA,NvlLLE. VA. Sept. G.-Sidney
stantly killed at the SchocifcId mills
Saturday. while operating an elera-
tor at tho cotton house. While it
Williams, 1t is said, began plnyihp
with another youth. and put his head
through the elevator door. his head
being caught by the moving platform
and his skull crushed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
PARTY NAMES DELEGATES
Pulaski Convention Elects Represen-
taffrcs to Bristol SesHiOn-wom-
am for NIcc-ChaIrmnn.

!Snecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
iUbASkl. VA, Sept. G.-Dcmocrats
in mass-mccting today elected dele
gates to tho Ninth District Conven-
ton, which meets next Wednesday at
bristol. Mrs. Howard c. Gilmcr was
elected vicc-chairman of tho county
committee. She was authorized to
name vicc-ch airmen OF tho respective
precincts. The convention Was larrc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

ment OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
ROAD, Iied Yesterday after 4 long i'll
ness a; his home here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

The acciden: happened on North Main
Street. the lad crossing the street and
emerging from behind street car in
the path of the automobile. The youth
has a broken leg and possible cranial
injuries as he has been unconscious
since the accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

white mon gathered to Wow tho
sight. The negroes brought out n.
coiored brass band, which played
popular airs until the procession
moved or. Tho day was ideal and
Il general holiday here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
DR.. G. G. THOMAS, ATLANTIC
COAST LINE SURGEON, DEAD
Superintendent of Relief Department
Tor Number of iearS'Dies in
Wilmington, y, T.,
IBy Associated Press.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Sept. 6.-D-.
George Gillette Thomas. ~. for a
number OF years superintendent, and
chief surgeon OF the relief depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
BADLY Hurt when Struck by Car.

DANNILLE, VA, Sept 6.-Benja-
min Cook, l5-year-old son Of Mr.. and
riously injured yesterday evening h,,
an automobile driven by NJ l.. Brown.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-11

Continued from preceding page)
tional work of the campaign has not
been wasted, the country under
stands the imperative need of a union
to suppress war as it has never UNI
derstood it before and it is a need
that must be met.
Opposition will be encountered at
once, determined, formidable. Mr..
Johnson, Mr.. Borah and all the le-
gions of bitter-end opposition will re-
sist to the uttermost all attempts to
move the country from the attitude
of isolation in which they have sought
to place it. The contest will be rude,
but his administration will be ruined
if it yields to these co%unselors of evil.
In this matter it will be we'll that
policies and partisanship stand adj
journed. We have newly come into
more intimate relations with other
peoples of the world, we have duties
to them and they to us of which the
performance cannot be shirked with
out disaster.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-11
GREAT NORTHERN
NOTES
YARD OFFICE NEWS

Spike" Harvey spent Sunday
with his wife at Glasgow.
The big switch engine has been
put on again after using sol for the
last two months.
Conductors Helm, Holloway and
Deliver have been pulled off to do
extra running on account of the
stock rush.
Brakeman Klyne and Rantz are on
the sick list this week.
Conductor Harvey has been trans
ferred to the 90S24 caboose, which is
made with a steel underframe and
has just arrived from the st. Cloud
shops.
Switchman Cherry has returned to
work after a long period of illness.
Switchman Hatton has been doub-
ling with the midnight shift on ac-
count of Switchman Finch and Cas-
ter being on the sick list.
Conductor henderson has taken
664 and 663, relieving conductor
Buchanan, who has taken a branch
local.
Conductor Aune has not been on
his run for the last two weeks on ac-
count of his wife being sick.
Trainmaster F. H. Taylor has bor-
rowed eve brakemen from the
Kalispell Division to be used during
the stock rush.
Switchman Voorhees, spent Sunday
at Bowdoin.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Beautiful display of fancy WORK
at the Presbyterian Bazaar Saturday
Nov. 9th. $685.
Mrs. Rogers will take your order
for ported plants or cut flowers for
your Thanksgiving table. 36-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Tice have NOV
ed into the house formerly occupied
by Jack Heating and family.
Lutefisk, the best quality, and pri-
most and gamelost for Thanksgiving
and the holidays. Dan McAllen & Co.
Mrs. j. w. Havener underwent an
operation at Mrs. Harris hospital on
Tuesday and is getting along well
after it.
Federated Union No. 17067, of
Wolf Point, Montana. Meetings the
second and fourth Monday evenings
of each month. Stiff.
Miss Winnifred Murphy went to
Scobey Friday to spend the week
end at the home of her brother, P.
B. Murphy
Mr.. Coats, of the Strong and War
ner company, called on Murphy Sis
tiers this week with a. beautiful line
of the newest models in hats.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. John Listerud on
Thursday, November Is. Mrs. H.
C. Ditmarson and Mrs. A. K. Gull
haug will assist in entertaining.
o. H. Hanson and family left this
morning for a-trip to the coast. They
expect to stop a few days at Portland
and visit friends after which they
plan to 90 on to California and spend
the winter there.
0. C. Johnson made a trip to Was
za Tuesday. He says that there was
considerably more snow about 25
niles north and that in some places
t was hard going for a car on ac-
count of the drifted snow.
Nh. and Mrs. John Bartel and fam
" and Miss Bena Schmidt left last
.vening for the east. Miss Schmidt
viii go to Alsen, N. D., to spend the
with her parents, and the
'artels intend stopping off there for
short time, enroute to Kansas
they intend spending the win
er.
Judge Charles Gordon, who was
e-elected to the office of Justice of
he Peace last week, is extremely
veil pleased with the large vote ac-
orded him, even though he had no
pposition. His total vote in the JUS
.ce district amounted to 694, while
he three wards of Wolf Point gave
i'm sic votes, an even hundred more
received by any other candidate !
n the ballot. The Judge says he has )
cen a life long Democrat and as ,
'ng as he gets such fine compliment 4
Try votes he can see no reason for
hanging. !,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-11
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Take notice that any party or par
ties who sell beef to butchers or no.
tells and restaurant proprietors or to
the general public, must have a lie
ense and all hides of such animals
must first be inspected by stock in
spector, sheriff or deputy sheriff and
permission given before any sales
are made. Penalty $500 to $500
fine for each and every offense.
The above is the law and strict
compliance with said law is request
ed and no deviation therefrom will be
tolerated.
Respectfully,
Local Deputy t. l.. B~lackmon,
J. B. Randall State Stock Inspector
38-4t Wolf Point