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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-27
ST QUIERE listed m

Consegnir para su temporada de We
rano en- Ia ciudad de New York una
habitaci6n c6inoda, bien amueblada y
q precio in6dico, escriba hoy misnao o
la Sra, Luisa 3. de Arroyo, Sc West
liz St, Apt, No. 5. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-27
Ell elise DIARIo

En- la parada 6 y media, Santurce,
ell caro- electrcio numero 8, arrollo al
nino Juan Escalera, ocasionandole con
tusiones, de las que fue asistido en- la
sala de socOrros. El caro- iba guia-
do Dor el motorista j. j. Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01

MANILA, diciembre 1.-En Lajay
provincial de Cadiz, Sc han sentido los
terribles efectos de una ola gigantes-
ca que ha barrido una parte de Ia
ciudad, llevandose numerosas casas
con sus habitantes todos los cuales
han perecido. Agrega ell despacho
que la ciudad de Macato, de la misma
provincial filipina ha sentido los efec-
tos de terrible tifon que ha dejado
sin vida a mas de Glen personals. Ell
nImero de heridos es extraordinario.
La ciudad esta POGO menos que des-
truida. Las noticias que Sc tienen no
son todavia muy completas, pero Sc
sabe que en- otras parties, las per
didas de vidas son muy grandes.
ROMA, diciembre LA ciudad ha-
ce tres dias que Sc halla privada de
toda noticia, causa, de la huelga que
viene manteniendo el personal de las
casas editoras de periodicos, 10 que
ha paralizado la circulation de estos.
MEXICO, diciembre lila presen-
tado la renuncia de su alto cargo el
Secretario de Agriculture, senior Villa
real. Sc teme que esta dimisi6n sea
ell comienzo de una serie de cambios
polfticos Ell M6jico, a cauSa de que Sc
va eXtendiendO la alarma Y la protes-
ia contra ell gobierno de Obreg0n, que
esta despojando de las tierras sus
propietariOs para distribuirlas entire
sus soldados, preteXtando que asf Sc
subdivide la prOpiedad Y Sc va cream
do riqueZa entire el pueblo.
NEW YORK, diciembre Hoy ha
llegado ell nuevo vapor de pasaje de
5000 toneladas dc la Hamburg-Ame-
rican Line, "Wiertlerbugr", trayendo
trescientos cincuenta pasajeros y una
considerable cantidad de carga. Ell
buque es de rapido andar y ofrece
extraordinarias condolences de con-
fort.
JUDSPUR, diciembre lei princi-
pc de Gales ha sido recibido con gran
des demostraciones de oposicion mar
cada por parte de la muchedumbre
no obstante los esfuerzos realizados
por ell elemento Official para darle al
recibimento un cariz cordial que no
pudo tener.
En- Ajames cl dia anterior fue AGO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01

LONDRES, diciembre LA caoti-
ca situacion que 5prevalece en- Portu-
gal es tan grave causa del entro-
nizamiento en- ell poder de los bolshe-
lviquis, que las poteneias estan estu-
diando una solucion cue ponga Gu
bierto al 50ccidente de Europa del con-
ltagio anarquizante. Francia, Italia y
Espaiia son partidarias de la interven-
cion en- Portugal, como una medida
extrema de impedir ell peligro de la
contamination, Dicese que los mari
neros revolucionarios portugueses in
tcntaron torpedar en- el estuario del
Tajo en- que esta fondeado, al cruce-
ro espanol "Cataluna".
MADRID, diciembre lei teniente
general, Sr. Primo de Rivera, marques
de Estella Sc ha negado rotundamen-
te retirar sus declaraciones hechas
en- el Senado que han sido causan-
tes de su destitucion como Captain
General de Madrid, v anuncia que
pronto interpelara al Gobierno, en- ell
Senado sobre su relevo, estableciendo
una serie de censuras que promote
hacer sensacionales.
RIGA, dicembre lei invierno ha
recrudecido los horrores del hambre
entel ex imperio ruso. Distritos en-
teros estan devastados y Sc carece en-
absolute de todo genero de vida. En-
las principales ciudades ocuren diaria-
mente miles de muertes causa del
hambre que esta de tai modo generali-
zada que ha llegado producirse un
estado general de locura. Las turbas
enloquecidas, asaltan los lugares en-
que suponen que hay algo de conner,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
Un terrible dfjn ha eauSaiO nuCha|
DGIdidaS dc VidaS yrlGSaStOSa
Iuina en- fi|ipin8S
EN- MEJICO Sc TEME LA EXPLOSION
DE UNA REVUELTA BOLSHEVIQUI
QUE ESTIMULA Ell GOBIERNO
Ell nuevo buque de pdSaje "WiertIert-
leburg'', de la Hdmburg>AmeriCdn
Line, hd lleqddO a New York


gido ell principe con una gran frialdad,
que no lego las manifestations hos
tiles cue en- otras parties Sc lie han
hecho, pero que lie produjo muy NAL
efecto. Sc lie esta aconsejando al Co
bierno ingles que busque un pretexto
para interrumpir este viaje del princi-
pc que pudiera tener un desenlace la
mentable.
MOSCOU, diciembre LA depre-
sion dc la moneda rusa ha llegado a
su mas bajo grado de penuria, aver,
al extreme de que un dollar ameri-
cano vale doscientos nil rublos. Es-
to que representa- para Russia una ca
sastrofe de la que no podra salvarse,
esta encareciendo de tai modo la vi
da, que Sc hace verdaderamente inso-
portable para todos.
LISBOA. diciemhrc ! - La mayor
parta de Ia pequeha fota portuguese
ha sido destruida por un temporal que
ha barrido tambi6n 81 principal cam
pamento militar de III repdblica. eau
sando p6rdidas de vidaS de mate
riales guerreros. En- muchas ciudades
importantes del pals Sc han producido
movimientos bolSheviquis. Con OCCASION
del bombardeo del consulado america
(COntinGa ell la pag. A..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
La stuaCiil andIquiga la Nega1O q
|td pun6 en- Portugal que Sc tTata de
que iteIVtngan ESpaia, fTanCia
G Italia
|EL GENERAL. PRIMO DE RIVERA ME-
CASE A RETIRAR LO DICHO Y
ANUNCIA UNA SENSATIONAL
INTERPRETATION EN- Ell
SENADO
|El inViernO hd reCrudeCidO en- Russia los
hOrroreS del 2hdmbre, al extreme de que
en las CiudddeS mueren didridmente
miles de personals
ODE NuEsrRo sERv1c1o cABLEeRAF1co ESPECIALLY

~ contra los hambrientos, disparan las
tropas del soviet, implacables, alivian-
doles asi de la tortura de morir dc
tos, en- los contados sitios en- que hay
inanicion. La carestia de los alimen-
algunos es tan espantosa que los cam
pesinos Sc estan comiendo los cada.
veres, no solo de los animalea sinO de
los sereS humanos.
|. WASHINGTON, diciembre l.
Aver Sc celebro una breve conferen-
cia para estudiar los planes america
nos propuestos por Mr.. Hughes pa
IA llegar la limitacion de armamen-
tos navales, asistiendo los delegados
de Estados Unidos, Inglaterra Y ia
pom. Mafana continuara la discussion.
aunque Sc dice que por pura formula,
pues de la conferencia no ha de salir
NADIA trascendental.
NEW YORK, diciembre lei ce-
lebre medico ortopedico austriaco,
Adolfo Lorenz, muy debll por la talta
de nutricion a causa de la enferme-
dad gastrica que padece Sc desmayo
tres veces mientras examinaba tres
cientos pacientes de los que acuden
diariamente a SUI consulta. Ell emil
nente medico negose abandonar la
faena pesar de las exhortaciones de
los medicos que lie han impuesto un
plan de reposo, visto el estado de ex-
trema debilidad en- que Sc encuentra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
ACCi6D Musical en-
Puerto Rico
coNsERyAToR1o REGIONAL
sr. Director de Ell. IMPARCI.

Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL
Estimatlo amigo Y companero:
En- la noche del lunes % del CO.
rriente, tuvo lugar en- la elegante
morada de Ia seilora Elisa Tavarez
de Storer, una reunion interesantfsi-
ma la cral favorecera notabiemente
los pr5positOs de esta sociedad demo
minada ".Acci6n Musical, en- su firme
deseo de. crcar ell Puerto Rico el
"Ccnservatorio Regional.
No tergo palabras para estimar Ell
10 que vale la gcnerosa y enthusiastic
cooperation que yIene prcst:riido es-
tos mobiles einpefics, ell culto v distin-
guiSO caballero espahol madico direc-
tor del Aliyilio Mutuo, don Amalio
Roldan, miembro del "Cfrculo de Be-
llas Artes" de Madrid. A las gcstio-
nes de dich0 caballero Sc debi6 el ho-
nor de que fuesemos preseEtados ell
la noche de refcrencia, al sehor Anto-
nio Vidal, professor del "Cfrculo de
Actores" del Centre ..Hijos de Ma
drid", y del Conservatorio de mGslca
declamaci6n en- dicha ciudad. Ell
SeilOr Vidal que une a sus eXcepciona-
les dotes de artista, tll.a grande sim
patfa Y cl cual ha hecho Ell el Teatro
Real mas de veinte tcmporaGas, ha
Ofrecido su cooperation decidida al
prop6sito que nos anima. Con el
ilustre cantante nos fue pfesentado
su discfpulo el joyen Jose Alvarez, te-
Eor die gallarda presencia de exqui-
sta amabilidad.
La yelada result6 -animadfsima. A
ella asisti6 nuestro compatriota Ira
paga, quien. acompaiaao al piano por
Ia gran elisa Tavarcz, cant6, el Ave
Maria, de Millard y. la Partida'
del maestro Alvarez. Eel senior Ira
paga, que maneja su hermosa voz de
tenor con sentimiento, cniti0 en- pre-
sencia del maestro Vidal, un do aata-
raj con serenidad firmeza, estim6
ihucho los consoles del professor del
COnSeryatOrlO.
Existe entire nosotros,a indication
del senior Storerel proposfto dc lle-
var a efecto en- el Teatro Strand, de
Santurce, una nociie de concierto Sc
inanal para los amantes de la buena
misica. A la pr6xima reunion que
sera en- breve, asistiran entire otros,
IA bella espiritual senorita Katy
Figuerals, e seficr Esparolini, el
Ajoven poeta Jose Balseiro, del cial
me han aseguratIoquc posee una no
table voz dc barftono,
Nosotros van0s adelante, v tenemos
confianza en- nuestro ixito va que la
suerte nos depara tan valiosa COM
paiifa.
Suyo affmo.,
Jose Elias Lepis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
Sc REUNE ESTA TARDE

En- la oficind Gel Mayor de la ciu-
dad Sc reune esta tarde el Comite de
Mcdiacion y Conciliacion. La Porto
Rico American Tobacco ha contesta-
do que no necesita los oficios de la
Comision, por no tenr diferencia al
guna con los torcedoroa, puc5, scgun
manifesto, el SO por 100 de ellos ha
aceptado la rebaja antnciada, que ha
empezado regir hoy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
EN- La MANSION EJECUTIVA

FL Ayudante Militar del Gobernador,
Captain sei1or Lopez AntongiorSi, ha
tenido la cortesfa de informalllos que
la distinguish familia del Gobernador,
recibira sus viSitaS, &c ) q ne la
tarde, segtin costumbre.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
BARREL APPLE CROP
WILL BE VERY LIGHT

Freezing weather last spring, com
mencing at Easter, following sprnglike
weather which brought ont fruit buds
early, is responsible for one OF the short
est crops of apples ever known in the
barrelled apple region of the United
States, according to the apple number
Of the Packer. From the,Rocky Mount
tans TO the Atlantic seaboard frost took
its toll and in many states which usual
ly ship hundreds Of thousand of barrels,
there will be only thousands this year
and in others where production normally
is heavy, practically no fruit will be pro-
duced in commercial way. On the
other hand, the box apple states in the
Northwest have one of the best crops in
history. However the total commercial
crop is a great deal below normal this
year, caused as said, by freezing weather
this spring from the Rocky Mountains
to the Atlantic Coast.
There will be a good many barreled
apples in New York state and in New
England. In fact, some OF the New
England states promise more apples
than last year. But from New York to
the South, including that state, the
apple crop is short and a great deal be-
low last year. New York may have
third as many apples as last year. The
crop in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vir-
ginia. West Virginia, Maryland, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. Arkansas,
Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska Michigan and
other states this year is much below
normal, and while in the aggregate
these states may have a good many APP
pies to ship, some Of them report al
most a complete failure SO far as the
commercial crop is concerned.
According to the latest government
report, what are known as the barrel
apple states this year will produce
8,203, 900 barrels Of commercial apples
this year compared with 2s,8S6,0O0
barrels last year. In the same states
the total of farm crops is given as
62, TAT GOO bushels this year against
208 $50 900 bushels last year. The total
commercial crop of the country, includ-
ing that of the Northwest is placed at
II, ,666 600 barrels against 36, 272,O00
arTels last year and the total farm cror
at 1872, 100000 bushels compared with
240, ,442, 600 bushels last season.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Notice of Street Completion r 5th Street
Improvement District

Notice is hereby given that the
Transfer & Livery Company. contract
or. has filed written notice this Bird
day Of August, 1921, of the completion
of the improvement of Seventh Street
between Oak Street and Columbia
Street. and Eighth Street between
Oak Street and Columbia Street,
all in accordance with his contract
hitherto made and entered into as
specified in Ordinance No. 609, and
that the amount due said Contractors
upon its acceptance is hereby stated to
be 81, ,292. .65.
And notice is further given that any
objections TO the acceptance Of said
work under the contract with the said
contractor on the part Of said City
may be filed in the office Of the under
signed City Recorder by any interested
party At any time within - days from
the date Of first publication Of said
notice. towit, within IS days from the
18th day Of August, 1921.
This notice is published in the Hood
River Glacier for two consecutive is
sues thereof. the date Of the first pub
location thereof being the 4th day Of
August 1921.
II. L. HOWE,
ala City Recorder.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Canadian Apple Prospects

British Columbia. - Heavy crop, APP
proximately 100 per cent greater than
last year, slightly over 1900 cars, clean
and sizing up well.
Ontario, - Total crop 100000 barrels.
Western districts 40 per cent of 1920
and showing considerable scab. East
ern districts 60 per cent and fairly clean.
Spies heavy, Ben Davis, slight.
Quebec. - Very heavy drop-pros-
poets reduced to SO per cent of 1920
crop, or $1,000 barrels.
New Brunswick. - Prospects for crop
SO per cent in excess of 1920 or $4,000
barrels. Duchess and Dudley heavy.
Prince Edward Island. rs per cent
of average crop. Early varieties heavy.
Nova Scotia Conditions satisfactory.
Prospects for crop 20 percent to 20 per
cent in excess Of 1921 or 100000 bar
rels Fruit clean and good size.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Cause Of Appendicitis

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse matter.
that is made up largely of germs.
These germs enter the vermiform ap-
pendiX and set up inflammation, which
is commonly known as appendicitis.
Take Chamberlain Tablets when
needed and keep your bowels regular
and you have little to fear from ap-
pendicitis-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
CrankCaSe Oil for Mosquitoes

E. f. Brett has suggested to the
city officials that the waste oil drawn
from crank cases be utilized in spray
ing pools near the city in a campaign
for eradication of mosquitoes. Mos
quitoes have been worse here the past
few weeks than during any summer in
several years. 1t is thought they have
propagated in stagnant pools left after
the Columbia freshet, which reached a
record height this year. had receded.
Mr. Brett says that enough waste
oil has heen withdrawn from crank
cases the past month to treat all of the
pools within a considerable radius Of
the citV
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
RanCher Grows Cotton, Sweet Potatoes

Geo. A. Talley, of the East Side.
former resident of Texas, is expert
menting with cotton and sweet pota-
toes in his garden. His cotton plants
have grown very rapidly the past 10
unusually hot days, and squares, as
the buds of the cotton bloom are
called. have formed. Mr.. Talley fears,
however. that frosts will catch his
bolls before cotton fibre is matured.
"My sweet potatoes are making a
remarkable growth" says Mr.. Talley.
"Present indications point to a good
yield of the small lot | have planted. I"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
PLANS CALL FOR
LARGER BOYS CAMP

The success of the Boys Recreation
al Camp. established on the Butler
ranch this summer has resulted in
plans by committee to enlarge the
scope of the organization next sum-
mer. The camp has been under the
supervision of c. c.. Newhouse.
About 40 boys have visited the camp
the past week, participating in swim
ming and sports. For a week, begin
ming Tuesday. the camp was turned
over to girls Of the valley. After the
girls leave the recreational camp will
will be closed for the summer.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07
NEW ENGLAND MILK PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION.

Farmers who supply >the Boston
market with milk will receive 919c
per quart delivered in Boston for
January. The same price will pre-
vail in most of the lesser markets
of New England as it is their Gus
tom to follow the Boston price month
by month.
The Sales Committee Of the New
England Milk Producers Association,
as the sales agent of the farmers,
met before Christmas and after
careful consideration of the market
conditions decided to reduce the
price a full cent. The price has
been 1012c since September l. In
the past four months the cost #
production has gone down about 1ac
altogether but the steady decrease
in retail grain prices will bring
down the cost IF production some
what in January. Cost studies made
by the Association indicate this de-
crease. It is probable also that
there will be some decrease IN the
cost Of labor through the remainder
Of the winter.
The new price is slightly below
the January 1920 and January 1919
price but above the January 1918
price. Tho reduction is another in
dication q the swing toward normal
conditions in the dairy industry. The
average return 10 the IA mer is
Use less ner ouart than the de-
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livered price, the difference being
the average cost of bringing milk tc
Boston. The surplus arrangement
VIII be in effect in January. Under
this plan the dealers manufacture
milk net needed for whole con-
sumption into butter, cheese and
other dairy by-products and pay the
farmers whatever these products
bring them.
The rating plan which was to have
gone into effect Jan l has been post
poned until after the annual meet
ing Of the New England Milk Pro-
ducers' Association to be held in
Boston Jan. 25 and &c. Final action
on putting this plan into effect will
be taken then.
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Bradford.

Mrs Ellen Webster is visiting her
son, Earl, in Lisbon, N. H.
MIR and Mrs A N Lambert spent
New Years in Claremont, n. H.
Ellis b Shumway was a business
visitor in Claremont last Saturday.
Mr. Ernest McDuffee of New York
City was in town the first of the
week.
Mr. D B Carleton was confined to
the house with grippe, the first Of
the week.
Carl E Prescott of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday with his sister Mrs V
w Davis.
Mrs H C Clark of Woodsville spent
Tuesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs
C d Slack
Mrs M Butler of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs B
F Chamberlin.
Mrs Florence F Osgood and Mrs
Fuller of Clinton, Mass. were in town
the first of the week.
Miss Ruth Cunningham spent the
week end with her sister Mrs w L
Taplin at East Corinth.
Mrs Mary E Slack returned Tues
day from Woodsville, where she has
been visiting Mrs H c Clark.
Miss Alice F Carpenter returned
Monday night from Springfield, Mass,
where she has been visiting relatives.
her daughter Mrs Carl Carleton and
Miss Mary M Powers returned to U.
w. M. Monday, after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Matthew Powers.
The Fortnightly Club hold its
annual Gentlemen's Night this (Fri-
day. evening in the vestry of the
Congregational church.
The officers of the Washburn Corps,
No. %, were installed Wednesday
afternoon, Jan, 9Th, by Mrs Nancy
Sawyer in a very pleasing manner.
Cards have been received in town
announcing the engagement of Miss
Jessie Margaret Stevenson of Gard
ner, Mass. to Mr. Hugh Warren Hast
ings.
Emma V Eastman of Woodstock,
VT, Fannie Eastman of Windsor
Locks, Conn. and Mary A Eastman of
Rockland, Mass. were at home for
their holiday vacations.
The newly elected officers of Liber-
ty Council S. & D. of 4. were in
stalled by D. S. C. Mrs F L Davis.
At close Of meeting a baked bean
supper was served and a good time
INDUCED in.
Representative E Blake left
town Tuesday afternoon for Mont
pelier, where he will be in attend
ance at the Goth biennial session of
the General Assembly of the State
of Vermont
Mrs w F Davis has returned from
Boston. where she has been spending
a month taking in all the concerts
Cf note. Xmas Eve she was accom-
PIANIST at a concert in Cambridge,
given by some Of Boston's best known
talent, The critics commended her
and artistic work as ah
accompanist.
The committee in charge of raising
money for the erection of a memoir
al tablet are preparing a home
talent comedy play as their first
step toward creating funds. Fuller
will be announced next
week. A competent director will
nave charge of this production and
he play promises to be a very pleas
NC feature.
The Basket Ball teams of Bradford
academy played the Haverhill High
School teams last Friday night, Dec.
LIST. in Haverhill. The games were
xciting from start to finish, oil
'laying well. The Haverhill High
school girls won the game from
he B. A girls by the score cf 4 to
The B. A. boys won from the {
Iaverhill High bows 1913.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

Somehow or other we cannot con-
jure UP much respect for the argu-
ment that going in for golf makes you
so enthusiastic that you forget about
everything else.
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Radical agitators constitute. per-
haps, less than per cent of British
end American labor. but il must be
conceded that they make about 81
per cent OF the noise.
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Bolshevism is lettering and land
lords in some parts of the country
are on the run. Again the peoples
of the earth are rising to put down
tyranny.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

Perhaps the delightful appeal of bal
looming is in the thrilling uncertainty
as TO ones destination. in which re-
spect ii greatly resembles human life.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

France will oppose, it is said, the
union of Germany } and Austria.
France naturally does not want its
troubles next door doubled.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

About the only objection to auto
mobile price reducing is that it may
increase the number of car buyers who
cannot afford the upkeep on a car.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

A Washington health expert says
that apple and potato Feelings are con-
ducive to longevity. Here is an
other jolt handed to the high cost Of
living.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

The wealth possessed by Indians of
the, United States is said to be $780,
100000. Poor Lo doesn't seem to be
as poor as he has been painted.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

These falling prices are irritating TO
the ingenious persons who had bought
a lot of goods and had stored them
while waiting for a further rise.
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Statistics show that in the United
States a person is killed every 80 min
utes by automobiles. II is fair to add
that i'm most cases il is NOT the fault
of the automobiles.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

If the profiteers and not the hens
that lay the dollar eggs were to get
it in the neck there would be more
public satisfaction.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-07

The treasury department reports an
unprecedented demand for small coins
but for the life of us we can't see what
anybody can buy with them.
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There is a strain of piety in most
men, but too often it is overstrained.