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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

tas y las ruedas de los earruaj jes, dar o
hacer ell frente, tienda donde Sc venden
o hacen cigarros, acto de velar un di-
funto charla desanimada; no importa
que sean provincialismos.
Aceptencos la palabra OSTioN que es
tan castiza como oSTRoN, al igual que
FRfJoL, provincialismo de Andalucia,
y la vez americanismo
Exiges que digamos GUIANA, VOC tam
bien usada en- Venezuela y Colombia, en-
nuestro concepto indicada correctamen
to. tPor que .discutir entonces, 81 dices
que no usemos tai cual- VOC porque Sc
use en- tai cual parte Y en- tn misma
censura exiges que Sc debe usar?
Con pena veo que siendo td un macs
tro graduado professor de castellano
no haces honor tus demAs companeros.
Jamas en- mi vida colegial (porque no
soy professor y estudio todavia en- la AL
ia Escuela) he dido a los profesores de
cir peluche, retrajila, sincere, granpa,
qui6hacer, pachotada, saxofon, panel,
piernaza, taco, tarro, turca, valorizar, We
tar, Ilagareta, jorungar, emprestar, en-
parelado, avalanche, aplicaci6n, etc. Tu
aseveraci6n es injusta, puesto que Ell
maestro que Sc expresara de este modo,
no mereceria ell titulo de tai, debiendo
decir: felpa, retahila, sincere, grapa,
quehaceres, patochada, sax6fono, pane
la, pernada, tac6n, paloma, torcaz, cuer
no, valorar, vedar, gallareta, hurgonear,
prestar, emparedado, no existiendo la
voz AVALANCHE.
No confundas versar con versifca-
ci6n; versar, en- ell sentido de dar vuel-
tas alrededor de una cosa, esta correc-
TO: La conversation versa sobre tai asun
to. Pretil es correcto, asi nismo decir:
estudiar con aplicaci6n. Application no
debe confundirse con solicitud
t'Estar impuesto es erroneo, debe de-
cirse ::'estar acostumbrPdo. comun-
mente los ignorantes dicen ''de prime
ra paricion'' por ''primipara''.
Tuyo,
.ENARDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30
EPISTOLA

Lajas, p. R., agosto % dc 1920.
Estinlado Justly:
Estamos en- verano. Ciertamente, ell ca
lcr es sofocante, pero no nos retirare-
mos al campo porque recibimos Ell aire
fresco " puro que nos brindan nuestras
brisas agradables.
Recuerdo ahora que en- una OCCASION
un professor de San Juan, con Ell SEU-
DOMINO (no pseud6nimo) de Impavi-
dus III, en- esta misma seccion epiSto-
lar dijo que mo Sc necesita ser un Pc
rez Gald6s o un Palacio Valdes para es
cribir epistolas.'
La question resolver (no zanjar)
es solo y iinicamente sobre 81 son o no
aceptables ciertos provinciahsmos., Al
empezar colaborar en- esta secci6n no
fu6 mi prop6sito discutir, sino exijirte
establecieras aclaraciones respecto a
los errores que cometiste indicando q.
50 dijera oSTRoN y no OSTI6N, quin-
Gala y no quincalleria, oceano y no ocea
no.
Soy inexperto y por ESQ pedi tu OPT
ni6n, pero pienso para escribir y no es-
cribo para pensar. Nunca discuto, por-
que es mejor lamar las ideas para que
la opinion ptblica juzgue
Para que un provincialismo sea por
toriqueno es necesario que sea exclusi-
vo de Puerto Rico'', pero es el case que
FRtJoL, escritO frijol frisol, frisol, y
fr6jol, es provinoialismo de Andplu-
cia y Ia vez americanismo. ,IC6mo es
possible, 81 para ser provincialismo anda-
luz tiene que ser exclusive de Andalu-
cia y SIN EMBARGO es tambi6n ans-
ricanismo? Ademas, como to die en- mi
epfstola anterior, tn sabes que los por-
toriquefios somos en- nuestra mayor par
to de origen andaluz.
Discutir que no Sc dice enllantar, en-
frentar, cigarrerfa velorio por la ra-
s6n de que no Sc tiene una sola palabra
para expresar una mislna cosa, es un
error. Los PORToRRIQUENos usamos
estas voces, unas que Sc dicen en- Chi
le y otra americanismo, que estan tan
ccrrectas como Sd dij6ramos poner Han
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

La sociedad es ell conjunto de indivi-
duos que pueblan a un pals, y que vi
ven al amparo de las leyes, usos y cos
tunbres que para bien de los mismos Sc
han establecido Esta Sc distingue por
el mayor menor grado de cultura y
conocimiento que posea. Es diafana, ci-
vilizada ideal, cuando sustenta miras
elevadas y principles mobiles; es cerrup
Ia, atrasada y despreciable, cuandO Sc
revnslve en- Ell tango de sus vicios y man
tiene los bajos principles del asqusroso
ambiente en- que Sc agita.
FL hombre, como una entidad de esa
misma sociedad, tiene que ser y es CO
nocido por 81 val0r moral y por Ell gra-
do de instruction que lie gobierne: Es
franco, gentil y noble. 81 sus acciones
revelan en- todos los momentos = cir
cunstancias su alteza de espiritu al ira
tar con los demas seres Su pensamien
to, ajustado Ia raz6n y al bien, no al
berga el odio, la traici6n, nj Ia injusti-
cta contra nadie, y su conducta respon-
do estrictamente al mas feliz equlta-
two juicio en- bien de sus conciudadanos
Per Ell contrario, es hipocrita, servil c
innoble, 81 escudado por sus ambiciones;
alimentado por ell odio, envilecido por
Ia degradacion, Sc desvia del sendero
recto Y pervers31'e toma las sncru-
cijadas, para, desde ALI, atacar la di-
cha de otros.
Los pueblos mas admirados del Or
be, son aquellos en- que las sociedades
que les constituyen han sabido respon-
der con mayor dignidad y conocimien-
to de causa los requisites indispensa-
bles del respeto la consideration que
Sc deben los hombres unos otros. En-
ellos el dereeho ciudadano constituye
Ell mayor privilegio q que Ell hombre es
acreedor. Pero. -. ioh desgracia!, en-
esos mismos pueblos, y como bald6n de
afrenta, surgen, manera de aborto
soez, seres raquiticos de sentimiento Y
pensamiento; violadores del deber, rap
torres del derecho, que conscientemente
atentan contra Las aspiraciones de en.an
cipaci6n colectiva individual Son ellos
y solo ellos, los que entorpecen la mar
cha evolutiva del progreso; los que es-
tablecen las diferencias sociales, la in
triga y las persecuciones infundadas; /;
los que desmoralizan la conciencia publ
ca y prostituyen Ell amor patrio.
lNada hay mas hermoso Y digno de
contemplar, como una sociedad noblemen
To constituida, en- dende La armonia y La
equidad reinen, y en- donde Las pasiones
humanas hayan extinguido su hoguera;
en- donde no hayan rostros esquel6ticos,
mentes faltas de instruction, almas CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30
ENARDo.

en- contacto, por mucho tempo, con
el ejercito Rojo, .informa que este ca
rece de uniforme Y alimentos, pero
cue le sobra la discipline.
La ocupaci6n de SOldau por los
bolsheVitis constitutuyo un aconteci-
miento en- la poblacion. Los invasores
fueron aclamados eran recibidos
como los libertadores salvadores de
aquellos territories.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

Es maravilloso el efecto que 50 OBJ
serva, cuando un niio que tiene lombri-
ces toma las "Papeletas Famosas''.
Sc han visto casos de expulsar un nj
no hasta 16 lombrices con solo tomar
una de estas papeletas.
SEsTA sU NINo PALrDo7
IDESGAlSAD07
Soicite en- cualquier farmacia una
cajita de las "Papeletas Famosas", de-
selas vera como su nino SO pOndr& sa-
no y hermoso. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30
Coma 10 que quiera, perO conserve
su hlgado fuerte y salubabls.

listed no puede digerir propiamente ei
alimento que come 81 tiene el higado en-
fermo. Cuando el higado falla, I'd. CO.
mienza a sufrir de indigestion, biliosidad.
eructos, aliento fetido, palpitaciones, dolo-
res de cabeza dyspepsia porque el higado
enfermo no puede ayudar la digestion.
Los desordenes del higado son segura y
permanentenente cnrados con ei Remedio
de Leonardo. el nuevo y maHvilloso des-
cubrimiento vegetal. No condene cslomel.
no estrife es absolutamente inofcnsivo.
FL Remedio de Leonardo fortalece ) vigo-
RIA los intestinos. higado estomago y es
muy agradable >al paladar. Unas euantas
dosis del Remedio de Leonardo aliviaran
muy pronto los desordenes del hieado y
estomago. De venta en- todas las drogue.
riaS y farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30
Los 'boIshsvikis' tie
men mucha discipline

Los corresponsales de los peri6di-
cos alemanes en- ell frente de Polonia
participant que el ejercito boIsheviki
Sc conduce acknowledgements en- los te
rritorios ocupados, desmintiendo asi-
mismo, las noticias de que Sc dedica-
ba al robo v al pillaje. Uno de los
referidos periodistas, que ha estado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30
OOLAso onAoIoR

= Loo ssnoEes que nos hOnrAn snviGn.
d0nos espontAneaments trabajos dc CO.
isborAei6n les rscOmendamos que guar
den coDia. Dues no rsspOndemo1 Dc 30
.dstolucicn en- case de no ufilixArlos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

nj sOstensmOs correspondence sObrs
slloa.
Fl hecho De que este diario publioue
an trabajo nrmado, no signthca nece
sariamsnts que ss SOlidarics con a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

Sc vENDH PAPEL DE PERIoDIC0
vIRJ0. . $500 QUngTAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

LAS encrucijadas en- los caminos
no Sc han hecho para los que andan
siempre en- linea recta.''
s. BOCANEaRA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


rooms, W. Jerr--son 81. Posses
sion 10 days. $4,000.
and 3 rooms. s. Mcpherson ST
Possession 30 days. $4,000.
rooms. with store building, Stude-
BAKER St Possession 80 days.
$4,000
rooms, W. Washington av. Pos
session 80 days. $4,000.
10 rooms. S. Franklin st. $4,000
Z rooms with store .uilding. y. Huey
-. 100000.
rooms. s Scott st. $4,000.
rooms S. Scott st. $4,000.
rooms. y. Huey St $4,000
10 rooms, n. Huey st. $4,000
Z rooms. W Indiala av. $4,000.
ALEX S LANCET.
oO2 ). Chaplin st
Room B. Second Floor.
Lincoln 1906
Open Evenings until 80 p. N.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and land for saIe


40 ACRES
~ MILES NORTHEAST OF CITY
on SOUTH BEND AVE. ROAD.
HOUSE Is A oNE-sToRY FIVE
ROOM HOUSE ALL IN GOOD RE-
PAIR. BARN a2z52 WITH a sILo.
GRANARIEs. CORN CRIBS AND
OTHER OUT BUILDINGS. GOOD
PRAIRIE LAND WITH ! ACRES
OF TIMBER. PRICE $500. LOUIS
S. ORR. REALToR. Gil S. CHAPLIN
ST. OPENINGS EVENINGS UNTIL
o O'CLOCK. SUNDAY UNTIL NOON.
PHONE. LINCOLN $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale.

LAPoRTE Av. BUNGALOW
BARGAIN 6 ROOM BANGALow
ON LAPoRTE Av. BUILT
ABOUT S MONTHS AGO. THIS
IsA GENUINE HOME. IT HAS
OAK TRIMMING. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS GAS. FURNACE
HEAT. GARAGE AND BASE
MENr UNDER WHOLE HOUSE.
BUYER WILL APPRECIATE
SEEING THIS BEAUTIFUL
HOME. FORMER PRICE $500.
WILL SACRIFICE IT FOR
$500. FIRST PAYMENT $1,000.
BALANCE on LAND CON
TRACT AT PER CENT IN
TEREsT. POSSESSION GUAR
ANTEED IN 30 DAYS. FOR
IMPORTATION KINDLY CALL
LOUIS S. ORR. REALToK. sn
S. CHAPLIN ST. OPEN EVE
NIEGs UNTIL O'CLOCK.
SUNDAY UNTIL NOON. PHONE
LINCOLN 1880
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
MAIN ST. NORTH

Within easy walking distance from
downtown a g room house which viii
be vacated within q few days. This
home has large fully equipped
bathroom electricity and gas; excel
lent furnace with hot and cold water.
Basement under the entire house.
This home Ia surroundot by fine
shade and bearing fruit trees. Lot
Is 6ON,0. Garage large enough for
any sized car. Terms. cash or pay
ments. Nhitcomh a. Keller. Main
400. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

NEW MCDERN HOMES-T have com.
pleted new modern homes, near
car lines and Lincoln school: price
reasonable and terms easy. At Lesr
a.. Office on grounds Saturday aud
Sunday afternoons. D. {. Leer Lin
coin ie28
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

NEW CLASSES-In bookkeeping. short
hand. typ.ug banking etc, VIII be or
EauiEe October % the SC 18th Bend
Business college Make your plaza 20
enter on that date by calling or phon-
t1g for catalog. 10 pays a. attend an
accrsdltsd institution
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

MAIN ST. SOUTH
Modern room home. Hot water heat.
Garage good lot. $3.50 One half cash,
balance or time W. X. McIIenry. 90
Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln J7;l3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
MOOD CUTTERS
FIACE YOTR NPPLICATION-

I'IACE YOUR IMPLICATION
AZ once for the stenOgraphic, book
keeping, general Office position. that
will pay YOU the best salary, with
opportunity for real Advancement.
The Thomas School Licensed Em-
ployment Agency places applicant in
the right position Main roo, third
floor. s p cor Michigan St and
washington av Business men-we
invite YOU 10 call u for competent
assistants Free service. We do
public work. best rates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

woRDEN REALTY CO.-Fire snsurRDce;
appraiscmentS. rentals. loans List
your property with me for quick re
ants. We buy and sell hOmes.) 2SS
Farmers Trust Bldg Main AS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
HERE Is a BARGAIN

We have an eight-roon. house.
one and one-half blocks from
Washington street. on North
Walnut. which is surely a bar.
gain for someone Can be used
for q rooming house and In
short time the house will pay for
itself - has an outdoor stair
way suitable for rComers, but also
makes a dandy private dwelling,
as IL is close 20 car and West
side business center; also within
walking distance of town and
many factories. This house has
no furnace or bath, but has gas
and electricity. The price is Only
81 G00. Terms can be arranged.
Call or write the South Bend
Realty Company, 225 s. Main St.
South Bend, Ind, Main I'm or
Lincoln Gf96, aud ask for SIR.
Moore or Mr.. Witwer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
MAIN AND DONALD

A convenient and very pleasing FAC
tory site cut on the southwest cor
ner OF Main and Donald SITS. a splen-
did location for a factory: the size
OF the lots are 97X134: anyone wish
lug for a direct shipping line TO the
south should consider tits PROPOSE
tiou. the Vandalia K. r. is right IN
the rear OF these lots II you are IL
terested 90 out and look the place
ever. IL may be just the thing you
want. Ny price Is 5000; no more.
10 less, and my terms are strictly
cash. Go out look the place over
and II you are Interested. call Lin
coin 5473 and ask for Frank G,
TOepp. Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

The way 10 sell us0re Is 10 tell more
give ali the facts II your classified al.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
FOX ST EAST

y room bungalow now ready for
occupancy. Has furnace. bath. gas
and electricity: uoor drain in base
ment: hot and cold water cOnnec-
lions. 3 bedrooms and closets. Large
slde alley lot A payment down and
the hliance Ike rent buys the home.
Whitcomb & Keller, Man 400, Farm
ers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

PORTAGE Av.-
Ten minute walk from business dis
trict, eight room house. completely nod
ern. hardwood floors. fireplace. garage
NAVARRO PLACE
Five room. completely modern home.
y. LAFAYETTE BLVD
Ten minutes walk from business cen.
ter. Ten room house completely modern.
hardwood floors fireplace. laundry IN
basement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
NaIesncn - Agcnts

NANI7FACTTR observation-disclosures COM
pany o. Northern Indiana opening dis
frict ofhce nj South BEND. wants clean
cut men for permanent connection on
sales STAFF Experience desirable but
not essential Call Ga person az room
500 lean Bldg, between / 30 and $50
T. N ask for Mr. Leslie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

HOME-SiN rooms and reception hall.
PnrtlA modern with garage. Near
Watch factory: Immediate possession.
Inquire 92j Fifth st, River Park, Phone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

HOMES-Modernn aud parity mOder1
homes ~ all i..rts 80 be '.ts Ccsh
or terms. w. X McHenry. 22O Farm
ers Trust Bldg. LinvOl1 JItl
LINCOLN WAY WEST
Modern home. oak finish first floor.
fire place, front and rear stairs. three
bed rooms. large attic. $500. 5000
cash, balance on payments W X.
McHenry. 90 Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln 5733
NEW HOMES-Twenty strictly modern
homes located Ia al parts OF city /;
can be bought on easy terms. Ralph
c Osborne. RealtOr. Main S65 or 43S0
Conservative Life Bldg.
NOkTHWEST-Six room house. posses
sion IN 3 days: all modern except fur
mace; garage. large lot. Price si.O0O I:
easy terms. J. {. Virgo. 30s =. Ohio 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02

j. ACRE
FARM IN WARREN TOWNSHIP
WITH 2-sToRY. 5-RooM HOUSE.
GOOD BARN; POULTRY HOUSE.
&c PEN. GARAGE AND PLENTY
OF OUT BUILDINGS 7-YEAR-
OLD BLACK HORSE. l SPRING
WAGON, I OPEN .-sEATrD BUGGY.
THE PRICE OF THIS FARM Is
5000. PART CASH. LOUIS S. ORR.
REALToR. 81 S. CHAPLIN ST.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE
O'CLOCK. SUNDAY UNTIL NOON.
PHONE LINCOLN $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
HOMES FOR SALE

FOR SALE
I ROOM SEMI MODERN HOUSE
FOR ONLY $500
. ROOM HOUSE. MODERN But
FURNACE, $500.
6 ROOM NEW BUNGALOW
A5OO-SJOO DOWN.
6 ROOM HOUSE. NEW; M
MEDIATE SESSION
$1,000; SMALL PAYMENT
LOwN BAL. AS RENT.
HEALY AND HAMILTON.
4O7 DEAN BLDG. LINCOLN 66G1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
DONALD ST.

4 room bungalow now ready FOR
possession Equipped With furnace,
complete plumbing, hot and cold wa
ter, soft water in basement, floor
drain Hardwood bordered 1OOrs an
living room; shades % windows.
lighting fixtures, screens. stairway
90 attic Long lot and paved street.
Terms. cash or payments. WhitComb
X Keller. Farmers Trust Bldg, Main
400.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
LAND CONTRACTS

We have for sale several good land
contracts drawing seven percent In
trresr ou which We will accept Gov
eminent Bonds no full value. Vow IS
Che time 90 change Ala percent in
restmeuts into into : perceut ~ YOU
are Interested. come iu and see as.
= N. Robinson. Ia Novth Main -.
liberty BONDS-Dought aud sold. 4
T.. Guthrie 4Z3 u. NJ. 5. Bldg
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses A.
NIGHT School
Now iu session az the SOuth Bend
Business College Lelru bookkeep-
.ug Shorthand. typiug English
and kindred subjects In an ac-
credited institution. Enter any
Iouday l-euiug Call Or phone
for Cataiog
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-02
INSTRUCTION
Local instruction Classes 80
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL
Our satisfied graduates are our best
advertisement We give them
thorough steuocraphic bookkeeping
education. aud place them In real
business positions where opportunity
and Advancement come because OF
thorough preparation. our state H.
Ceused employment agency iusures
their business future. Day and night
school. Enter now The Thomas
Commercial Scho0l-Hlgh grade-the
best. Entire third floor. :. +. cor.
Michigan 81 and Washington av
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-09

len Bros. and Carney goes to assist
his brother Charley for the present
Mrs. Craw Sr. arrived Friday from
Miles City for a short stay at home.
Lowell Vandivere, who was accom-
panied into Miles City by MIR. and
Mrs Williams Of n ID who have been
visiting at Vans the past month, re-
turned Friday and reports roads very
rough but much improved.
An Easter service was held at the
Hillsview school house Sunday morn
ing and was largely attended. A pro-
gram was given ny the young folks
and children followed by an egg
| hunt by the little folks which was
much enjoyed Ivy them. and quaint
prizes were given by Mrs. Murray to
! the winners and also the losers much
| to the satisfaction Of the youngsters
Rev. Duncan has gone to Broadus,
therefore services Will he held at
, Coalwood at 1880 hereafter.
! '
Mrs. Perry Rolfes home Saturday.
! Mr. and Mrs Elmer kser spent
Sunday afternoon with Chaley War
| kius' family.
The sale al Harry Denmins's was
not largely attended Wednesday due
| to bad weather and bad roas.
! George Daniels was a business Wis
tor at rerc, Birds ranch Tuesday.
| The Enterprise Literary met at the
Murray school Saturday afternoon.
! There was Il Good attendance and an
{ Interesting program The literary
Will NEE, at the Murray school on
| the second and fourth saturdays OF
I each month; az the coaiwood school
avery first and third SATURDAYS. Ev-
! eryone invited
Regular church services will be
held at the Mnrray school from now
on
PRETTY PETE.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-09
COA,.Wo,D

Harry Allen is the new school
trustee, having been elected to the
three year term, succeeding c. {.
Craw, rmoved to Broadus.
Mrs. Viertel and little folks Wis
tied Thursday night at Mrs a. 5.
Hers.
r. D. McCurdy gave a benefit
dance Friday evening. the proceeds
going to assist the baseball team at
this place \ large crowd was in at.
tendance aud every one enjoyed "A
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. George McEachran arrived at
toalwood Friday after spending the
winter among friends in other paris
OF the state.
j. -. Williams and John +. Peter
son are Miles City visitors again this
week. MIR. Peterson just returned
With Lee Hudson from "A very ;,isa-
bic trip to town. at which time
they arrived with only IL small pur-
ton of the load of feed with which
they left Miles City.
Mrs. Murray visited at u. l.. Shy's
home Tuesday
Mrs. Warkins and little daughter
visited with Mrs. Fred Jansen on
Tuesday
Uncle Joe Beck saws badly
sprained foot is much worse than a
long illness.
Mrs. Annie MURRAY entertained at
dinner Easter Sunday and among
those present We're Mrs Craw ST..
With James, Billy and Alice. Mrs.
Perry Roife. With Billy and Marie,
Annis and Laura kiser, Cnstis k!ser
and Fred Shoemaker and other call
ers during the afternoon were Mable
and Johnny Peterson and Norman
Warkins.
LIONEL Eandivere and family and
Ralph Niertel We're afternoon guests
at Rev, Duncans sunday.
Bob Lent and family visited at +,
W Niertels home last SUNDAY. Mar.
81 We are glad to see Bob out
again although heSs still far from tit.
Mike Gilmore was an over night
guest at Mrs. Murray's ranch Wed
res.!ay.
Fred Shoemaker and Earnev pu2h
have each finished their work at the
Bar X ranch. Fred goes 10 the Al
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-09
MESSENGER Oh JOY

The arrival of distinguished yisi
tors in orr midst should be chron
icled,
A few weeks ago there came one
whose presence means more than a
visit from the Prince of Wales. Bu,
no committee was on hand TO meet
him. His name was not inscribed on
the hotel register He came nnher-
aided and alone.
Slipping quietly into The comma
nifty he announced his presence ny
a heavenly song from Ireetor. Chill
dren on their Way to school smiled
greetings and old age paused and
A maiden looked up as She passed
and heard the song of the robin with
unntterable rapture.
He has come, the Joyous messen-
ger, the red-breasted nnncio OF az
preaching spring.
The robin $ song is more sacred
&liueI'iSCe tidli MONDAYS or rising
CONSIDERATIONS Not only IS the mu-
sic ineifably sweet. Init the bird #
self is a token of returning life to
the community. The breezes OF sum
mer are in its song, and we eau see
the flowers on lis bosom.
Next 10 natures greatest wonder
and blessing. a baby's smile. the song
of the robin impartS more JOY 10 life
than ANYTHING else
But our guest will do more than
this. He will build True, it is only
a simple, tiny ediiice that he erects
still. he is a builder And it is
something II have constructed III
this world Of crnmbline forms Of
pest. And III that nest he and his
natee Will accomplish that perpct-
nal miracle OF natnre-reproduct
pr Themselves. With Wondering eve
we viii watch The tiny egg. the
broodins mother. the providing ia
her. the new born 1edelings. Ill, fiat
ering wings, and then al last when
AUTUMN comes again the vacant
hest.
1t is orr lie in miniature. For
yth Democrat