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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13


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mshs a's asa tass@la s~sala,samnsae
sa-a
- mna saaa rSallnaan o. mn ns.la
s-sfaFssA asan 80 ssalrsss slmS~w 3 -.
lssas. ssso 80 este ynaama suaeiaa.
ssn salsar q sangT~ a exsllEa. ayaFe.
~ lsor lssaHnsau sss nn mlascinmo "a.
irafo . asllranie.
...f ana san ias aac~-. Son aH-
snAnlins ra5as 81 @sarme Rosra ~.
lado aIslasia sns rrAnroS Fapaaas =
i'uniiaendos. caminan cun .ymss ~.
s"lnci'hario'. hr1aiales. hirxutoS san.
gFi'ilios. Van. sefTil,les. lsesiiales. can
In hag"neia rn Fssir. I'm torno de-
s4los cae Ia niere. hlanca. mnda. Inn.
i'lacnl'le. Los gnanlias. impavidos.
mnestran a las balas que sillsan sobre
slis gofros. su rosino de- mongoles her.
meiicos y furiosOs. Ia muerfe ronda
en toTno de- ellos. \ ellos. con enor-
mes rlsoiadas. Ia aplasian bajo sus
harbarOs talones. 4 salfan. dulces Y
feroces. del exiasis que pOne lagrimas
en los ojos a Ia blasfemia espantOsa.
II pope barbadO entOna sus liiurgias
una guitarra hecha con tripas de ahor
cadO deslfe en- el aire heladO un ritor-
nelO de punzante y desgarradOra vO.
luptuOsidad. Los guardias caen de
rOdillas. gimen. sollOzan dulcemente.
Pero de repente sc levantan. vacfan
sus exhuberahtes cantimploras. FL
vodka, ese alcohol de hOmicidio Y
de pesadilla. quema sus nervios de CO.
sacos. Y los guardias caen sObre una
aldea. Aplastan sus labios babeantes
Y v0races sObre Ia boca pura de las
doncellas. Y hunden sus bayonetas
agudas en- los senOs virginales. Ell los
vientres blancOs Y chupan como vam-
pirOs la sangre que brota de las gar
gantas m6rbidas, abiertas a sablaZos,
destrozadas por mordidas crueles.
10y "los doce" siguen su jornada.
ALI. sobre la nieve, hay un cadaver.
Es I'M paquete de carne, de lOdO san
griento, de yestidOs manchados. Es
una p0bre mujer asesinada pOr uno de
los dOce". ;Adelante! Sus bOtas
enOrmes Sc hunden en- la nieve. Y un
POGO mas .lejos encuentran un burgues.
FL burgues! Es un ser repugnante y
yiscOsO. JuntO al burgues marcia un
pei 70 horrible. hirsutO, sarnosO, de pu-
pilas crueles: Y que arrastra una cola
de pesadilla. Entonces el pOeta inter-
viene con la exegesis y explica el sim
bolo. Ese perro hurafiO y leproso con
sus pupilas cuajadas Y su cola baja
tiene un prestigio estupend0. No es,
simplemente, un can piOjoso que Sc
frota las piernas torcidas del bur-
CUES. Ese perro, triste, hambriento,
sin asil0, es el "viejo mundo" que
asiSte con Su Sarna, SuS pulgaS lanci-
nantes, su hocicO Y su cola. al alba de
la nueva Russia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

Primero: cfear con caracier eNcln-
sivahienie informative. una Comision
de espectaculos, Tornado pOr eInplea-
dos. de esta Seeretaria. quienes en- ma
da iendran que yer con Las que otras
COrporaciones entidades en- la &c
tualidad tuviercn ese efecto. limi-
tandose sus funciOnes a informar pc
ri0dicamente a este Departamento So
bre 10 que hubieTen Observable u dido
dignO de reprens:1n en- los distintos
espectaculos pdblicOs de esta lGcali-
dad.
Segundo: esta COmisi6n queda cons
tituida por un Jefe Y dos auxiliares,
que seran nOmbrados directamente por
esta Secretaria. quienes en- todo ITEM
pO pOdran ser sustituidos por Otros
asf como aumentar el nimero de los
mismos, 81 las exigencias del servicio
10 ;lemandaren, como tambien eXten-
der a todo el territori0 de In Repnbli-
ca las facultades que por ahora Sc
cOncretan Y limitan a los espectacu-
los que se celebren en- esta capital.
(f) Francisco Marines Lufriu,
Secretario de GObernaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13
LA POESIA BOLCHEVIQUE
PoR MIGUEL De MARcos)

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ssssata rismns~. fsa~ - snnAaaa -
nnaaiase mals-ssauasssae q s..sss
slEnf b Mnsa,a - lns Nssnnalms tsslns
4 a. svsuaas almFs~w Nssar salne nNas
uns esass~ g.agmssss > sus lassssan,
nKnaas Hrslallsa un s-sas.antse 81 D.
mnnA lmss.lae 80 la ssanM~ama in.
sulwsWiar n - las l~ias. l-.sailaa slsi.
sssmssar a l.is - h als-s. safnr atas
s1lnss arsasa,aa
ssth. = asss&iae mlatsaHn.s ANasa,e
vista. Al-lanars nl~k. - mas sras
sssatslsal l1saa lsasa,eslane mssasiTn
IN lAaf Unn naisi.siama Als.asha. ~
aluslrfa D. 1rsarslsaa. y l,ane an -
taBdaFse MA sa la masso. b. hare Ja.
rar lor lnnlne. D. .asilrn n maw9,ar
miiiiassR-Iie s~m Bees gnarains r,jss.
sol,re ~ duloe ralsza nazanrua s.slo.
ca Il ruSro l~lnao y ciie sn t'rao d.
m laanca tsinira sl- limo nna al..lnlna.
l,le casfutAera.
T"da In nueva l~sesia lsolclleyiqne
es de- un miSiIcislBs dciiraui- y he,
vastad0r.
Serge Essenlne 80 el furioso san IA.
bio del bolcheviquismo. I'm sus v-r.
sos, el regimen imlnesio por I.enine
no es una pOlftica. sinO una religion.
Block fabrica un misticismO snave.
Ia de Essenine as catapulteantc =
fer0z. Coge 81 lira. Arranca a las
cuerdas. con delos tremulos. crispados
y velludos, gritos. rugidOs. ululanies
imprecaciones.
He aquf versOs suyos: "'Yosno quie-
no la Redenci6n-PO su Passion y sll
Muerte-
\ con bfblica solemnidad, definien-
do su flOsoffa. lama a DiOs un reto
insolente
'"RegOcfjate Si0n.-Extiendc tu luz.
TN nuevO Salvador montadO sobre
un borriquillo.-Se aproxima al Uni
verso ;-Nuestra fe esta en- In Fuer-
za,-Nnestra verdad en- nOsotrOs mis-
mos. Y ahf ten6is 10 que es Ia pOesfa
bolchevique. FL alma eslava es eminen-
temente mfstica. Pero :ah. este mis-
ticismO trepidante, que haCa Cristo
guardia rojo, que cOlOca entire las ma
nos piadOsas, que hicieron el dulce ges-
to de perdonar Magdalenaa un abqmi-
nable estandarte rojo, no pucde .partlu-
rar. Y esta pOeSfa, aunque es una cu-
ROSA manifestation del lirismO b0lche-
vista no quedarl como In edad lie orc
de su poesfa. Ahora bien: en- todO este
exasperadO tumultO mfsticO. Ell esa "a
rabanda, de ensuefios, hay que retener
OtrO aspecto. All. seiiOres Jesucris-
to sigue acaparando In actualidad.
dosamente en- sus proclamas. Su verbo-
rrea megal6mana lie hacia un ''recla-
me" estridente. 10 trataba como .iln
comanditarie influyente.
La poeSfa bolcheviGuc. con sus en-
sucilos sus delirios. la ornado con
cOlores chillones, aquena f;gurat sere-
ma. SObre 81 ,linica dc 90 ha pues-
TO el uniformc de guardia rojo, Y 10
ha convertible ell furioso pretoriano de
Lenine...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13
DEL RINCON BORICUA

Este -sera1 ell tftulo de la obra que
tiene Ell preparation nuestro amigo Y
compaiiero el escritor Ramon Hector
Guerra. autor del f0lleto del Estutlio
Y de la Lucha'', va publicado.
4 .'Del Ric6n BOricua" sera el segun-
do tomo de la obra anterior; Y 10 cons
tituyen una serie de trabajos soDre v
pro Ia region borincana, ensalzando
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13
DE BASE BALL

Ell domingo II del corriente Iiidie-
ron sus fuerzas, en- Ia Liga del MORO,
las noyenas Federal VS.. "Baby
Smile, saliendo vencedor ell primero.
FL juego fue luchad0, pues estando
eneima el "Baby Smile" por una ca
rrera y el iiltimo inning para el "Fe-
deral', el celebre Sterling limpi6 las
bases de un Home Run.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

sus cosas huenas. condenandos con
firmeza las malas que tenga,t con indie
pendencia de juiciO, aunque con toda
la ecuanimidad que requieren el desa-
rrollo de ciertas cuestionesa relaciona--
-das con Eel orden econ6mico-polftico-so
cial de los pueblos. e y
Exitos anticipates deseamos al COM
panero Guerra en- su nuevo iibro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

En- todas parties existen almas abne-
gadas. Un eiemplo de clio es Ia Sra.
Norman Curling, Ia amorosa madre
qae, justannente a POGO de >haber dado5
luz, baj6 frabaibsamente un pozo
a rescatar otro hijo suy6 quesse ha-
bia caido al fondo. al estar jugando so-.
bre, el brocal. Ell pozo contsnia 20
pies de aqua y la pobre seiora al oir
los gritos de su hiio, salt6 del lecho
y corri6 al sitiO de la ocurrencia, iia-
ciendose de una soga, por Ia que baj6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

cue ioaas Dos eSpniaoulos I,iiliicos y
mny esIsS'ialmenie los que c~'nsiiin.
yen q ieatio , Il cinemai6grai". como
tanlbien toao lagar donde acudan fa.
alilias menorcs. sean Centres y Is
cuelas ,ie buenas costumhr..s , de al
IN noral
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

yIkS <@1r ssf ~
a 10 profundo del pOzo, con m sherois-
mo que primera vista parece dudoso.
Asi lego donde su hijo, 10 .c0gi6 por
los hombros y assemble con el afae-
ra, sin poderse explicar Ia gente CO.
mo. Una sez eometida .su her6ica
aecion, quedo examine. en- el sitio de
donde fus trasladada por los vecinos,
que llegaron al pir sus semidos, Ia
cana en- que POGO antes yacia acosta-
da con sasnihita reeiennscida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

Russia es un misterio. PerO despues
de tres amos eSta nueva alma eslava
comienZa a aparecer a dibujar con
relieve pOtente su, ifGeas duras SOM
brfas.
Existe va una interesante Y copiO-
sa literature bolchevique. ademas
una pOeSfa lfrica bOlchevique.
La Russia actual cuenta con dos CRU
pos de hOmbres de letras. DnOs que
abandonaron sus cuartillas. 81 piuma,
SUI tintero en- PetrOgrado Y viven en- el
eXtranjero. Otros que Sc han quedado
Ell la capital tulnultuOsa Y tragica, Y
Sc han adheridO mas menOs al boil
cheviquismO.
Hay una poesfa bolchevique. Tiene
sus capillas. sus cenaculOs. Y existen
V trabajan fabrican versOS deliran-
tes, mfsticos, humanitarios, desgarra-
dores, sibilinos los ''pOetas proleta-
rios, los "imaginistas'' Y los "Scy-
thas".
Editores rusos instalados en- Berlin
han publicadO recientemente una re-
copilaci0n de prosas versOs firmad0S
por autores bolcheviques. En- esta re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

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ssasss fsspsrsnaa Al sFsss@ q lns ~
~ - afsasfsn ua lHHssaalae ssssr)n
o. ssssssFs. tus aaaussa aufasalsN
49, ags Fyssnaimn,s@ - a Nassl a. ~,
Hf-ailae asae ssasHtn Sc les a..
nnafas fa.la.s.ss siss Paia,a. - ltalsT.
~ seme mi,n sgrsma mnfiiss-n a. ~,a.
- sis..ilnn nlsssa sa.ge ias saflse He,
cFas lsslasias lss.as lsain uiia lsill.
"a o. fassssta. FsaA. sls-a,ilnsisnsla. lla
rais@a. i.AtEas tssssas ~ lsmFeas--.s
fansli~ss. ssgcuilsm 80 lsl's,a sWile al,
l-slaEa a. I,au ls"risa > unn lsaiaia -.
dridn. iiln sniAs~a ssiCa alta. d..
rn.ia. ffaril. l~aia Or d. "ssufa .lss.
l,asl.a lsisi.s sssiiasxss sn un fandnsiis,
s.sSlida In lus tallers~ sinai,aaos.
una lsisla-i.a De- masilar~ nsaSsados.
,le ojss huiIdisls,s. De- lasInulos agnd"s.
- .nciiua. silenciosa. mllda. hnrafa.
hamhri-n,a y tsrril,ic ss,re las ma.
qulmas que jalean. los moi"f'S asma-
iicos y los laminad"res que clirEsan
acknowledgements. n liiio rs;ridenie
de- un coniraRaaeSsrr arroja ese eitwi
e. irisfe sol,re las eScndillas de- harro
en- que negrca una salsa ncfanda. oiro
pitazo Dijerase ma laiieo exacrrlsan.
DO los nervios y fiagelando las es,al.
das de agObio. \ oira vcz. dnrante
doce hOras seguidas. cse iriste rehaiio
ipclinara sGs frentes primitivas. sus
mejillas mongoloides Y suS cahezas
tartaras sobre los mO;Ores ronflanies.
los tubes enOrmes y los hierros rector
cidos Y llameantes roidos por un fue-
go de inferno.
En- las prisiones las aristOcraticas
esperan su turnO para Ofrecer SUI
t0rax dcscarnadC al furOr de las ba-
yonetas 5Olchevieues. Los comisariOs
del soviet ruedan al traves de Ia ca
pital en- suS limOsinas fulgurantes.
Lenine. en ei Palacio de los Zares, rO-
deado pOr su guardia china, Sc hunde
en- las deiicias del paraisO cOmunista.
Y entire los cOros de Eumenides. en-
tire esta Zarabanda de furias. los poe
tas cantan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13
Aqua de Mondariz

0ajas de 80 botellas, importaci6n
reciente
CERECED0 HN0s. & CO., sues.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13
He aquf la score:

"B. Smile iaIlSI2I2I1I2I4IO-1s.
Federal" IOIoIeIoI2IsIoI4lE1s.
Line Up del Federal: 6 hits, 2
home run, 2 two baggers y 2 three
baggers.
Copy Chico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-13

JUNO, , de 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
DENIES MOTION ID STRIKE COMPLAINT
 IN COUNTY ACTION

A motion to strike the amended complaint in a mandamus action brought by Pima, Yavapai. Coconino and Maricopa counties against the state auditor and state treasurer to enforce the payment of claims to- talling s1.300, ,000 under the 1910 state enabling act fund was filed by Judge Joseph s. Jenckes in division three of the superior court yesterday. Att torney Will E. Ryan, special counsel for the state. was given 20 days in which to answer the amended com pIaint
 This is an action instituted by the four counties to enforce payment of principal and interest on state land bonds issued on 1000. 900 acres of state lands under the 1910 enabling act fund. The principal aggregates approximately $I300.000 and the in- terest almost like sum.
 Of this amount Pima county seeks to recover retirement of bonds to the amount of s319,791.23: Yavapai county seeks to recover retirement of bonds to the amount of $297, ,S3S.7S and an additional 1000 for the bonds redeemed; Coconino county seeks to recover sI75.232.62 which in cludes interest paid to Yavapai coun- ty for interest on bonds issued by Coconino to Yavapai, amounting to $97, 7,333.33; and Maricopa county seeks to recover $32s,217.S5, including one issue of $2o0.o
 It is the contention of the defend
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

ant state that the plaintiffs should eonfine the failure of the state to allow these claims to the facts &C., tually presented to former State Aud itor Jesse l. Boyce, against whom the action was directed when filed last summer. rather than the many alleged facts as set forth in the amended complaint
 Attorney Ryan for the state argued yesterday that the principal on these bonds should be paid before any at- tempt is made by the plaintiffs to collect interest He contended that the land fund. should be made big enough to pay principal on outstand- ing state bands amounting to approx imately $1.3e0. .00o
 The mandamus action is attract ing wide interest throughout the state for all surplus funds in the state land fund are transferred to the school fund and it is recognized that a court verdict holding claims of the four counties to be legal and valid will deprive the school fund of big sur plus from the state land fund.
 Attorneys for plaintiff counties and defendant state announced in court yesterday tfat appeals to the state supreme court would be taken ire spective of the outcome in the court of original Jurisdiction, the superior court of Maricopa county.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
ID RAISE s5OOO ID. SEND COTTON TARIFF. DELECAT|0N ID EAST

That it will take s5.0o0 to send a delegation of Salt River valley cot ton experts to Washington in the interest of 20-cent tariff on long staple cotton was the declaration made yesterday to the board of di- rectors of the chamber of commerce by F. W. Griffin, chairman of the chamber of commerce cotton tariff committee, in making a report on the mass meeting held at the Y M c. A. stadium Wednesday, evening.
 Of this amount about $500 was collected at the meeting, while other contributions, as from the banks and cotton associations, have brought the total to little more than $2.Oo0. It IS expected. however. that the full amount necessary will have been raised by the first of the month. at which time the defegation, which is to be selected by Governor Thomas E. Campbell and the members Of the cotton tariff committee. will start for the east.
 The chamber of commerce direc- tors also heard yesterday the recom- mendation of the automobile camp ing ground committee concerning a site Tor an auto camp grounds for mended the 5-acre tract of land known as Captain Temples place and comprising two parcels of land or; equal dimensions on Van Buren street, near Polk street and Fifteenth avenue. The. recommendation sug- gests that this tract be purchased by the city commission as parking ground for visiting motorists, partic- ulariy because of it's ideal locaton, the presence of sewer, light and water facilities, bathing convenienees and the ho Ia {.. highway to Woodland and University parks. The site may be purchased Tor $7,g0o. according to the report.
 The recommendation was turned over to Prof. John D. Loper, member or the park commission, for immedi- ate presentation to the park board.
 Reports also were received from F. H. Ensign, Leigh Ford and Roy Way land, comprising the committee on headquarters, concerning matters connected with the present offices of the chamber of commerce, and A. T.. Esgate concerning the visit here some time ago of R. E. Fishburn of Tue son in connection with the proposed highway from Gila Bend to Ajo.
 The attention of the board was brought during the meeting to the fact that there are many farmers who have engaged in the production of broom corn this year. and the recom- mendation was made that the public of Phoenix be asked to assist the in- dustry by the purchase of brooms of local manufacture. The secretary of the chamber of commerce was in structed to further this movement in every possible way.
 A committed consisting of P. T. Hazelett and A K. Gallaudet was ap- pointed to receive cotton samples for transmission to the United States bu- reau of standards
 Prof Loper, superintendent of the city schools, who has returned recent N from the convention Of the Ma tional Educational association in Des Moines, Iowa. reported that Ari- zona and the Salt River valley were well advertised there.
 pr. A. M. Tuthill was requested by the board to make an examination of the waters of the canals in the city with reference to the sanitary condi- ton of the water and the possible dangers to bathers.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
The Sale Of
 WASH
 FR0CKS At $55.955

This offering comprises a purchase from a New York manufacturer, consummat- ed by our MT. Abe Korrick, at a big price concession, and brings to us and to you the most remarkable Dress value we have seen in years. All crisp, new, fresh gar- ments, offered at a price that will create buying en- thusiasm. The materials are Printed Voiles in navy and brown; neat, small dots and figured effects. When you see these dresses you will appreciate what excep- tional values they are. You will note their splendid qualities, and will be elated with the excellent styles. There will be an irresistible temptation to buy for the entire Summer season. We urge careful selection, as every sale must be final.
 -(Second Floor)
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
PLAN ID DEEPEN
 POOL 1T TEMPE

TEMPE. July If. Since the weather has become so warm swim ming is quite favorite recreation and Tempe boasts of good swim ming pool, though it is too shallow. It would take only a few hours to build a dam above it, thus raising it and making it an ideal pool. The men of the town are urgently invited to come out Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and assist with this work It has been suggested that the ladies take lunch and everyone have a pic- nic dinner when the work is com- pleted, with swimming party later. People can take their cars as there is a road to the pool.
 III at Home
 John Schoshusen, who has been critically i'll at his home on East Eighth street, is reported better.
 Hostess at Lawn Party
 Gertrude Jones was hostess at a lawn party given at her home Wed- nesday night. Games featured the entertainment. Refreshments were served.
 Visiting Grardmother
 Braxton Hyde is here from Glen dale visiting his grandmother, Mrs. H. Schoshusen.
 Laird Baby III
 
 Wanda Rose the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Laird, is very ill at the home of her parents 1T Farmers Addition. Dancers Motor to Riverside A large party of Tempeans motored to Phoenix Wednesday evening to at tend the dance at Riverside.
 On Sick List l. Charles Turner is quite ill again Returns to Phoenix Esther Struckmeyer. who has beer l visiting Sudie Norman, has returned | to her home in Phoenix. l Leaves for California Mrs. Clyde Sandoz and childrer I left Thursday evening for Lo l Al->cles to visit Mrs Sandoz' mother Father Dies Friends of T. J. Cookson. libraxial at the Tempe Normal. have receives news of the death of his father a the home near Braggs. Oklahoma. oi l July |. MT. Cookson had gone ther for a visit, arriving shortly befor his father passed away, following short illness.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

Spats were originally part of the uniform of the Scotch Highlanders.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
State SaUes Life of Wife Slayer Before
 Demanding Death

CHICAGO, July 14.-In an effort to save the life of Andrew Brykajlo al- legged wife slayer, who has been on hunger strike in the county jail for 40 days. Judge c. A. Mcdonald of the criminal court yesterday set Bry- kajlo's bonds at $15,000, permitting the striker to sign them himself and then selt him to the county hospital under guard
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
NEGRO GRAND LODGE
 OF l. E. $. FORMED

The coiored chapters of the o. E. S.. in the state of Arizona met in convention in Phoenix on Monday, July II. and with the assistance of J. c. Edmonds, grand patron of Call ifornia. and Robert L. Fortune. depu- ty grand patron of Oklahoma, formed a grand chapter.
 The following officers were elected and duly installed:
 Elective Officers Mary A. Cald- well, c. M; Clay Credille, c. P; Mary A. Alexander. A. G. NJ: A J. s. Vaughn. A. G. P: Tillie Dunlap, c. treasurer: Lillie Wiggin, c. sec retary: Eliza Tucker, G. conductor; Lizzie Pace. A. c. conductor; Mamie Taylor, c. lecturer.
 Appointive Officers-Ardmore Jen- kins, G. Ada: Hattie King. G.. Ruth; Tennie J. Credille. c. Esther; Susie Tull. G. Martha; Myrtle Vaughn, G. Efecta; Hattie B. Smith, G. chaplain; Ida Moore, G. warded: Lynn Ross Carter. c. marshall; Allen Smith. G. sentinel.
 Spats were originally part of the uniform of the Scotch HighlandeIs
 
 Macaoam roads were first con
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

The first actual clock was pro- duced about 99o A. D. by a monk.
 Rice straw is the most common material for the manufacture of paper in China
Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
A Dissolution Of Partnership
Earlier In the Season Up to $I6.5O

closing the partners entire stock of blouses the son for this extraordinary opportunity.
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Arizona republican., 1921-07-15

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Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
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