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Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
FARwrRS orc ANiIrD
'GAiNSr THF ptGS

s,.,fda.l -erv', frr, e.. i--l
fh. s'a'c ~ ~" Dr-anfr~d o.
strur'ior ~ chnch hugs. sccofd.
lns go \ & Rurriil ~ 'hc Ms.
snur a~ricui'urr e,trusinn s~r.
,fer. And Shclhy count, - =
clos" Second IN the latter coun.
~ the farm hurcsu and The farm
hdrcsus and tho farm clubs both
have bought blast torches and
have made = raun'~ WIDE rad on
tho hiding r'1c-s - 'hr bugs n
Madison sni = Frsr.ss coun
'f"s. also notable wurk hss l-rcn
lone Farmers rr thrsy rnun'irs
have continued tho burning n
'rid i1r4rrs and fence -.,,s oven
during rainy dsys and when
necessary. have poured spoon.
fr' - kcr1s,ur ir each rrsss tuf'
and burned 'hc hug g'runvholds
despite urfa,nrshlc weather
Dunkltn Counts New
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
SAFETY LAST

Lies slumbcrlng here
One William Lake;
He heard the bell
But had no brake.
Detroit News.
At fifty miles
Drove Ollie Pidd.
He thought he wouldn't
Skid. but did.
Rome IN. " Times.
At ninety miles
Drove Edward Shawn:
The motor stopped.
But Ed kept on.
Little Falls On. Y) Times.
Here he sleeps.
One Johnny Fonkcr:
He rounded turn
Without honker.
johnson City IN. " Record.
This monuments
For Jackson Druck;
His Lizzie was lighter
Than tho tr,,nk
Scranton tPa) Scrantonian.
Down in the creek
Sleeps Jerry Bass;
The bridge was narrow;
He '~'ad 70 pass
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader.
Beneath this stone
Sleeps William Raines:
Ice on the hill:
He had no chains.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
ENDED MS llfE ~ SHOOT.
I>G AND DROWNING

The e,,i, of Washington Hen,
dcr,on ,ps found about noon last
SUNDAY attr he had hcrn missing
.lncc Nsfui las morning \ dili,
hl hsrn going ON
which Ia,'rd IN night. ncighhors
helplng Hcnlcrson's home had
p 'Hr iHHiN of his broth.
cr, fcrn Henderson. whodicd near
Mlllcr,lIlc few years ago and
Us hHFh hsd not hecn good for
some time he left the house ON
Sa'uuu. omlng and whom fail.
ng g. truun for dinner II was
un' 'h.u " much of hut when
not coming home In the evening
= search was started lie was
tracked Ia Whitewater and onto
h'ah lrrna r. er the W,t,f
nNd 40 other tracks could ~
found Srarchcrs dragged the
creek Which At the point whcr
th" tracks ceased IN the water
'H. hh'u' - fec, deep. and the
hody Was found. I, was found
this, e bullet hole was in his head
'rt 'H' rJ % had passed thru and
vas ~ close range. The pistol
y supposed 90 h. ~ the bottom
If the creek Henderson was ~
wears. &C." months and - da,,
old and bad never hccn married
The funeral Wa held Monda, ,f.
'cfnuon with tupl ai The VII.
klHsHn cemetery H. j. the fourth
" 'Er family g. die violent
death in - years JACK son Cash.
Book
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
PEWARDING JAMES 4. REED

least one Dr .at Is going
n be we'll treatea the matter
- patronage by re republican
= minjsJration u own James
A Reed. Washirr dispatches
Us that the E~-auli senator
has called twic" IN President
: arding at the W.. House and
tie executive hoiU rim in such
esteem that he is 1p 20 permit
tie senator a loud -oice in the
lection of democrats TO the big
Us on bipartisan rcards.
IN the basis Of services rem
,crod the republic party it is
tdt meet that az a.4ministration
vat has shown d .eady aptitude
for rewarding its friends should
look at Senator Reed. Few men
delivered for Mr.. Harding as Mr..
Feed did. His serl ~s entitle him
70 the selection O. . dozen am
lassadors, two or ree members
Cf the supreme cg gross or
40 of commiSsioa aembers, not
- mention shoals a' .asesr fry.
Missouri democrat, undoubtedly
r.ll be delighted b. tne spectacle
re their senator wing fat at
the pie counter for services rem
Jared the enemy Fir. Reed OPP
, ased our entry in, the league
: nations but appar 1tly is eager
"1ongh for place 2 the League
Of Rations. st. Louis Star.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

lar ifhr-r ns1 T,l,.rlth.
Here lies the body
OF William jay.
WIZ di,u maintaining
His right of way.
hoston TanscuH
h,w wst the remains
~ rcrcival Sapp:
lie drove his machine
With a girl on his lap
National Republican
Herr I've the homes
Of Reuben Bloke.
An expert driver
The steering gear broke
Grccnvi.lc sun
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
SOW GIVES BIRTH To II PIGS

County clerk Bcr Wilson. II
S'oddarh county reports that the
rriv" Durnc ~ow l,nurn, b, Ear
Allstun II EsScN from 'hc Rluc
Ribbon stock farm gave birth las,
week 10 ! pigs Waync County
Journal
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
NOTICE Of FINAL SCI.
ELEMENT

't-tatr - lucinda Hatk.. b..
rcasrdl
Motto" - heply sNcn 10 all
creditor. and Others Tntcrstrd m
the estate ~ Lucinda Rstks ..
ceased. ,ha, the und"rsig gncd ID
II Hill. administrator Of said 90.
tate viii make final settlement q
his accounts Vlih said estate A.
such administrator ~ the neat
term of the Probate court ot Bol.
lIngcr county. Missouri. to -
holden at Marble Hill. IN said
county. on the 9th dsy ~ NAV.
a d. 1921
u. n Hill.
Administrator
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
RFAI CH,Ncr FOR rpIIT
MEN

Whit" mns' varieties of annie.
have had a large f~rrcn'vr II
~" fruit hu's killed hv N urr,r'
freeze, thcr" ~, sull es,Y,l
good buds IN many Mis,ou- ~,
- y. % 90 q as #rr,
able crop of fruit. saws y 4
Gardner chairman of th, har.r.
cultural dcpar' ucnt Of IN, Nj.
sour collcg" If avrieul,urr nrs
'n'"' 'hr' Hren'y~ tho h..s' uf
-Hr" particularly sura,in" Tt.
fac, that large part II he rrur
has l-s"r ki'lni only incrca.... fE.
probability that prices will l..
high enough fully 20 reward
those "rChariists who U.s. even
H'a'In''. means - pro'"r'ia. rrt
'"'clur'nr thsi portion az Tho
Jr"r Which ri'l au-siVfrs
Since the rrarh crop b., i.,a
i">irpy"d nnw if i time T. rrHoa
ne trees. and rrunc them hsay
Is. adds Mr. Gardner Tn. '.n.
irncy of the peach tree S. %
,uild - fruit.bcaung wood fsr.
her and farther from the root
a toT.hcavy growth no,
consistent with maximum wcsthrr
a0d f~utfuinass Co..
inc hack ~" tr,~s no., cs~-,'
70 any harm end will induce
compact rfowth and nut the
rr"> ln shape Tor another sea.
rH iugI'Inr
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
NOTICE or GIANT or
LETTERS

Estate of /. N wilkins. de-
ccasrdl.
Notice Is hereby given that l.t.
tcrs Of administration on the cs.
tate of l. NJ wilkins. deceased
were granted 90 the undersigned
omcr Lutcs. ~ the 30th dsy II
March, 1921, hi 'hc probate nudge
Of Bolllngcr county. Missouri
All persons having claims
against the estate Of aid de-.
ceased are required To c,hih,,
them 20 the administrator aud
present them to tho urrh,f
court ~ said county Tor sl'na
ancc within ia months aft.r tn
date of the granting of said De-.
'cr, or th"y may ~ nrerlud,G
from any hcnrf, - such c,,si.
and II such claims h. not cNhth
i'rd 'nd presented ~ aforesaid
'"'h'n n0" 'Hr f~nm the DAT. ~
the granting nf said letter, tho,
will ~ forever barred
nmer lut.s. TuteSyills NJ
Attest x { Ncxander. Jude
said Probate Court.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
w II Y n OF GET

your corn planter, CultivatOr, mower and
rake now. We can furnish you most
any kind you want.
In CultivatorS we have the Collins.
Oliver, International and RoederiCkleau,
the one everybody likes to ride.
We have 4 Disc HarrOWs at a 81
sdvinp. An awful cut i'm our Furn-
iture, Rug andLinoIeum department.
You can get most anything you
want from us, Come in.
WALKER & SONS
Hardware and Furniture COMPANY
lutesviIe, Missouri
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
SrcRf SNrr - RiOvN At
FISH: 900 CASH LOOT

Ncsg, 20 between > and s3O
O'Clock thu, morning hlcW the
safe 90 the store of J ". Pierce
at FlsA. Au. sUd made their get.
away, undrtrCtcd. with II ~ in
cash aui notes The explosion
vas heard by persons whs lived
90 thr rrighhorhood. hut A. u
was muHlci little attention va,
rald 90 o. ND.a Nj .i,l.r r..
{" the store thi, morning h.
found 'f" lock broken OF th,
front door and the door uf the
safe blown uprn and an yaluahlcs
some lNp hundred duIlars m
silver and paprr money and II .pp1
IN note. was taken.
In ATE had been piled up
with sacks pi -FOUR and wrapped
90 ny"rcusi- and blanket, 20 mui.
n" the sound nf the explosion
NJ suspicion. character, W.rr
seen 'hou' the town the day H..
inrr tnd Hu clcv has been found
vs. 20 "H. the rYhbcr, we're. The
robbery D., connected los author.
'l", with the looting 81 two
store, ~ Dudley. seven miles east
lf Fisk Tuesday night The rob
."rl nn tins occasion was con.
ingd % 'r'irl"s 90 merchandise
Poplar Eluf Citizcn.Dcmocrst.
III" farmers of Butler count,
md other sections of Missouri
'rcl prr'r, much ,a' upon m tho
count, uDI, school hin passed hy
be- la.' Legislature which takes
.0ntruI ~ the schools from tho
district. and vests It IN q hoard
1 'nvH Ir "rsk county. sa,s Tho
'op'ar BIuF 7cr-nrmacra,
y" b,''",a tho farmer feel. 'hat
- know. more about what h.
ants 'nau some centralized
oari W" hrli"vo h. IS thorough.
/. capah'" of running his own
rhno' and vc think the farmer
, perfectly right IN rcs"nti0y anv
'srn>l'rnn 10 take from hlm a d
.-h' F." has exercised FOR ycars.
q 'hs '1.' r"nuaivn II was told
laf M'.>ouris schools are thir.
r.four'h and the blame was ,
laced o0 rural management for 4.
bow ana -" county unit bill n
as brought forth a. solution ,
ov 'ho state suucrintendcnt Of I,
'hools ha, nailed the he and a,
rs N' ,rnri's schools are above >,
Ne fifteenth plscc and :. O. Hol- \
"r". ~" gc0iol superintendent
Butler county schools, resents g
!" .uv"r~'lon 'hat the country h
", ar" incapable Of ruaaing 4
lcir own schools. The country -
'ou'e have 10 hig.hcaded snob II
the superintendent office nd i
ullnig their management Of p,
hool. but man who realizes ~
10 hest management is that man. 4
'cment rhich comes nearest the
,"pIe directly Interested in a
hool e.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Rub NJ Ttsm ts = great raia
killer u relieves rain and sore.
ncss caused by Ehcuma,tsm. Ncu.
falgis. Sprsias. ,is
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Painting aud Papcrh,nrinr

properly done Don't fal to s"c
my fine line oi samples h"fnrr
YOU order YOUR wall papor
Phone No. : 4 r Nnu
Marble HI W.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Ssi has proven u will cure Ma
lara Chills and frycr. Hlious
Fc'rL Colds and laCnpr-
NJ hunting or ;rrspasgng WiH
u allowed on our "a us Fletcher
smith, Frank Hritna1. Grorsv "
smith. Everett Smith. T. 4 p'kel
lcp. " - Dennis. Tony J smith.
Geo n wiIsinson
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
u r Hill
Adn'lntStf atuT

Don't forget about our fcri.
hxer Pre-" Is 50 much lower We
have Swifts and irmours Ia,
Tor Mercantile Company
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
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A Rat That Didn't Smell After
Being Dead for Three Months

~is~raI Il saa arsi tkrs~ nsaa,As. - .rs,fs NJ J.
s,t~ - j. isa~ tAa raj rvssY aIJ ~, s~us
Rsi-Sasr t<Asns hArrd Ma~sAs sI,rr. .ssa. say
--f- "a Si sshsAi the iszsrrl TAsrv Il Dad
.--.----, sSsZs IA tArrs sssfa 10 tx. ssN. sIA
Soai sed gaAsaaisS1 ty
L. Estes, Marble Hill. Mo
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

'sa rule 'hi. peU"r l. tn favor
of putting none hat republicans
On Guard. hu' We h,'. heard
much l-tcl, shout 'rkinr our
state rlc~mosynarN tre'itui.rr
out of politics II the fitness ~
the man for 'he position should
hc the highest consideration. 'hcn
IL would spf-sr to us ,hs' pr 7
l. Eaton should ~ retained -
superintendent Of hospital No Z.
at Pennington potosi Joufnsl
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

~ elcsr a. the purrst water =
linud Rnrrron~. ,ct u j. the
tuns' powerful heshnr remedy for
N,ssh wnuris sNrrs burns snd
..sfl. 49, n.j'csl sr,sesr hss
ever produced Tn ~ rrico 10
.slr md slN Sold o. el dfug.
lrafs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08

dido, con 10 cual no deben sentirse
NADIA mas que los ''nacetas". con to-
das estas bellas cualidades, buena es
In vida > mejor es vivirla. Tras el ami
go van los amigos Y tras estoS las am
bilrinas gotas Gel delete embriagador
Tn dfa, ESQ de las doce Y media
del dia. la nOchc no es propicia NADIA
mas que para ciertas c0sas, al pasar
lor frente a la oficilla de mi amigo,
este me llam6 V me invite a almorzar,
cosa que no puse en- tela de juiciO, no
fuera que Il insistiese v yo aceptase
al fin, como ddbil de- coraz0n que
soy.
Para ameniZar el almuerZo, era ne
cesario que llevasemos .algo con que
paladear las alas de la gentil esposa
del csDrito gallo Y las costillas de la
candida madre del puerco que STEM
pre- anda miranda para el suelO, por el
solo delito de abochornarse de que sll
madre haya sido una puerca... Nj tar
dos nj perezOsos, buscamOs el cristal
modelatlo deuna botella. despues unos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08

no, el champaila, el conac, ell brandy
y todo ese empOrio maravilloso que
hace la mente crear bellfsimOs paisa-
jcs V sublimes momentos, han sido ase-
sinados en- este ambiente hip6crita, pa
IA que unOs malos tragos Sc adueiien
de los gaznates de buenOs Y malos be-
bedores, que tienen que sucumbir ante
una prohibition que invita- mas al Vi
clio, por aquello de que In fruta pro-
hibida es Ia mas perseguida.
La prohibition, ha trafdo consigo
calamidades que no tenfamos, al mis-
mo tempo que ha puesto Ia mente del
jfbaro trabajar, dandOle la qufmi-
ca una vulgarizaci0n hasta hace POGO
desconocida Hoy, con una lata que
fuG recipiente de gasolina de gas po-
bre, con dos pies lineales lie tubO de
gonna, en- fGrma dc serpentina Y un po-
co de miel de purga, rcsiduos dc los
aZticares en- destilaci6n, hace el jfba-
70 I'm HQuldo que SOLO SlrVe >pafa en-
ysnenar los est6magos violar un
principle de suprcma eXquisitez.
Aparte' del punto econ0mico, en- el
que el tesoro insular pierdc mas de
dos millones de d6lares al aiio. v ell
c6digo penal, en- cuanto al punto mo-
raj. Sc viola hoy mas que nunca, hay
que convenir que Ia prohibition es un
mito. sin que ell mito sea prohibido por
Quiencs no son capaces de poder pro-
hibir 10 que ha nacido con el hOmbre,
o mejor con la humanidad, como son
los Gerechos hunlanos, por los cuales
Itsancfa, lii innelisa. luch0 Ell una re-
voluci6n III mas suprema de. cuantas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08
Medlas deg6knoras para Hombres
"A Ia Sombra del Dios Baco

/ males, donde el cuervo negro es un ami
malito de fatalcs presentimientos Y Ii
muier es un ser acknowledgements dclicio-
so...
Espronceda, ell mas sentimental de
los poetas espanoles, /se quejlba a sus
treinta amos de que el vino v las mu-
jeres fueran para Il va tan gastados
y CUE el mundo 10 lc brindara mas
plaeeres que los agot9dos Ell el vase de
cristal lleno de vino y en- vase de car
ne ahito de einociones...
Darfo, no el guerrero, sino Ell altfsi-
mo poeta nicaragiiense, iba en- sus ties-
tas pleno de entusiasmos gozados Il
espensas de unas copas de agenjo y
otras de vino, pHdiendo expresar en-
arrongantisimos versos 10 que la vida
vale Y 10 que el amor implica Ell los
corazones que sahen amar que saben
haoerse qnerer...
Gomez Carrille, nos cuenta aiin sus
s'lcros deleites ante .unas botellas apu-
radas en- la tertalia lie boliemios, en-
tanto pasan por frentc ellos unas mu
jeres qlle portan en- sus ojel2s lildceas
todps los rormas ane a1n no nos ha
descrito ell sol Ell sus mil crepdsculos
diSinOs.
Los hectares del dios Baco. en- nues-
ira isla, han perdido su encanto, pQr
que han .sido falsiticados; y NADIA fal-
siilicado ,es bpeno. Los versos talsifica
dos. mas malos no pueden ser; la be-
lleza falsifcada en- una cara de mujer,
mas impfa no Ia podcmos tolerar : las
tonalidades del aura, cualdo son pues-
tas en- telas de teatros, pierden sus en-
cantos, porlue sou falsifeados !; el ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08

papeles para engolNcrla; peE0 enTol-
verla en- un simple Iklpel era exponerla
a las ansias de los amigos que. nos en-
contraselnQs en- 81 camin0, p0r 10 cual
optanios por metcrla en- una GAIA que
habfa seryido, para grardar medias
caladas pai,a seiioras. ! asl 10 hicimos.
Cuapdo ~ namos Il entrar en- el ho-
tel, una Amiga, dc nj amigo nos sale al
paso, entahll conEers sleiQnes y, des-
pues dc nncha elaila. lie Ia cual pro
testaban puestlqs .estlnllssps. Sc lie ocu
rri0 a Ia buena muchacha preguptar-
lie mi amiga que era 10 que lIeyaba
Gil aquella eaja.-,Pues, "a puedes yer,
unas medias &c seda para hi esposa".
a. cuya respuesta sucedi6 una despe-
dida que tolos asradccimos. incluso Ia
botella, que ia So asfixiaba en- su do
bic cnvoltura. convertida NADIA menOs
que ell nletlias dc seda = para seiio-
raS...
mos al sirviente que nos facilitara
Hnas tacitas ante las euales remoja
mos nuestras secas sargantas. Dcs-
pnes, nos. fqeron tIrsrendo platos Y mas
pia atos- por los cuales Sc estan riendo
ea est9s lias dc elaudicafiones cossis
tefribles-7-los que eran devorados por
nuestras ganas de coiner, cosa que
flasta "a fecha no esta prohibida ma
da mas q. por aluellos 4. siendo en-
nleados del gpbiefna, aspiran Ia in
depenqlencia dc sn patria.
Pas1 el tempo, q lleg9 un escarceo
fenomelnal; IA amiga que nos sorpren
di0 3 Ia entrada del hotel. no bien Sc
despidi0s ede nosotros, Sc fue donde la
senora. de mi amigo. y le conto que su
esposo. lleysha en- una caiita muy re-
monona upas medias lindlsimas Y que
ell cllante Sc las diera deseaba yerlas.
para conprarse otras iguales. -. Cla-
iSro esta, aue las melias no. podla YER
us la espOsa, porqpe no existfan. Y
como no existIan, no pudo ensenarlas,
de 10 cual naci0 Ia garata mas feno-
lnenal, hija de IL indisereci0n Y curio-
sidad de una .mujer mujer al fin-y
de- .esta. maldita prohibition, sin la
cllal, nj hubiera labido botella, nj al
muerzo, III medias, lh chismes nj Gu
riosidad nj indiscrecion. Pero, vaya
I'd. componer ell mundo, despues
que los. seilores pastofes protestantes
10 han fescempuesto...f:: e a'tss' 3's-4
- ''''''ee Arturo Sicolan Jimenr.
sSeptienibfc ties1921S as 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08
ssolnelones s. han eserito saDre

resoluciones Sc han escrito sobre el
mundO. s
Hoy, claro estd que no Sc puede sa-
car una botella de licor en- sitio pd-
blico. Pero contra esta prohibici0n, es-
ia La libertad de buscar un sitio ocul-
to en- 81 sacar no solo una botella si-
no una bodega, de tenerla "a mano el
que busca la oportunidad de matra-
quearse. Sc bebe en- todos sitios y a
todas horas; frente i los gobernadores
que nos han regido despues de la pro-
hibici6n, a excepcion de uno con ellos
mismos, yo he apurado unas copas de
champagne, Ell una gran fiesta inau-
gural Sc bebfa v en- el momento mis-
mo de llevarnos las copas los labios,
la diosa Hipocresi;i nos regla: en- vez
de apurar el nectar frances en- finos
vasos apropiados para 81, usabamos
tacitas lie porcelana japonesas, ha-
ciendonos la Illusion de que tomahamos
cl rico cafe de nuestra isla.
Entire las muchas comedias que he
yisto por los Opacos cristales de esta
prohibition falsa, les voy a contar
ustedes una de las mas Scuriosas que
he podido gozar mandfbula batien-
te.
70 tengo un amigo muy serio tan
serio, que no Sc RE nj con el vecino
del frente. Pero este amigo, es fervien-
te partidario de Baco, en La verdaderl
Ease del b,Ien gusto = del mejor be-
Der. Champa1a, coiiac, vino blancO,
brandy, chipre, Jamaica, etc, etc. Y
este. en- ciertas horas dfas del mes,
para 10 cual sc encierra en- sus herm6-
ticas habitaciones, como 81 fuera a
comunicarse con las huestes de Sata-
mas o con los espfritus inquietos que
moran eli La luna en- Marte...
Nuestro amigo, porque supongo que
tamhien es de ustedes, es casado, Ell 10
cual no Sc comete ningdn delito: es
rico, con 10 cual solo Sc ofende los
que no ticnen con que pagar el ataud
ell dfa que cierren los ojos; es espl6n-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08
Para Alfonso lVoa.so.

t.
Antiguamelite, cpando al Dios Ba-
co no Sc lc prohibfa que corriese por
Gales y plazas en- su ad0nico tIslje.
ell darse un palo constitute un fec vi
clio, pero nunca ull castigable delito,
pudiendo muy lien-el escanciador, pc
netrar no solamcnte en- los deleites
de un palito, sino Ell los regocijos de
1ln poblado bosque...
Hoy, las circHnstancias han yariado,
hacienda dc lin yicio un dellto y de!
delito un lujo. que muchos 10 prego-
nan como una hombrada 0 algo
asf como un placer ligno de los doses
que saben apprar las copas dejar
a su conyenieAcia d los mansos Y sua-
YES coquitos de aqua, a quienes aiin no
sc les ha ayeliguado por donde es que
sc les entra sli salutffero lfquido.
Byron, el gran poeta albionesco. nos
di0 sps mejpres obras a Ia sombra de
una calaTera i a la vera dc una bofc-
liza del irsuperable vino de Chiprc, CO.
mo 10 hace corstar en- su immortal
Don Juan FL poelga mas lefdo del
egregio cojo.....
Verlain, el gran mujeriego parisino,
cre6 sps mass famosas obras flente a.
una botella tIel rico coilac, siempre Sc
rcna su mente mientras mas tragos
cchaba q su est6nago &c gastr6nomo
de altos resocijados vuelos.
Edgar Poe. el ifnico. poeta yanqui, a
fuerza de escanciar los artfsticos va
sos de wiskey, cavo en- q delirium
tremens cre0 slls famosas obras en-
las que nos lIabla de cosas uItra-terre,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-08

81 In fabEiea desssmas de- fuegs COLI
no hubicras prodntido 80 renombrada
smstralladera due Aispars miles de
balas por Minute, no neeesitaria otra
cpsa para slesnzsr 10 fama, que
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SIBEE, h cusl resnslse sisntos de
problemas en- IN dia. he ambas cosas
h Fabrica COLT vivA enorgullecida.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-22
SATISFIED
WITH LEGISLATURE

Reduction in the state tax rate of
eight cents, in the face of higher
costs and deprecated valuations, is
looked upon by Senator Sheehan, who
returned to his home here Sunday as
among the important achievements Of
the legislative session just closed. He
explained that for two weeks sickness
has kept him from his duties at Car
son to a large extent and that now
he is resting up after long hours of
extra work caused by his attendance
at the bedside of his daughter, Mrs.
Hursh, whom he reports as getting
along nicely.
Senator Sheehan is satisfied with
the bill substituted for his primary
election bill, saying that in the bill
finally passed changes have been
made that reduce the cost of conduct
ing such elections, and many of his
economy features are embodied in
the new law. 1t is the best he ex-
pected at any time, as his sole idea
was In reducing taxation.
After the road bond bills became
mixed up and Elko county represen-
tatives decided not to enter into the
agreement. Senator Sheehan managed
to have Humboldt county's bill so
amended that it provides all money
raised because of the bond issue shall
be spent within this county. If Cali
fornia makes good on her portion of
the agreement the bond matter will
be voted upon by the people of this
county.
During the session Senator Shee-
han had the road to DEMO declared
part of the highway system of the
state. in order that the road may re-
ceive some of the benefit arising from
the state highway commission work.
All in all, Senator Sheehan believes
this session of the legislature accom-
plished a great deal by holding down
taxation and passing water legisla-
ton that will permit the state en-
gineer to go ahead with adjudication
of water rights. There was no dis
position on the part of legislators, he
said, to pass freak legislation, but the
sentiment seemed to be to hold ex-
penses down and insist upon business
methods in state government.
Assemblyman w. A Brown and
Assemblyman Defenbaugh were high
ly complimented by Senator Sheehan,
he saying they deserve great credit
for much hard work.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-22
DENY CITIZENSHIP
ON RECORD IN WAR

Applicants for citizenship are hav-
ing little rough shedding nowadays
because of having claimed exemption
from military service during the war.
At the naturalization hearings held
at the court house this morning four
applied for citizenship papers and
only one, Joseph Larribou, passed.
One received his first papers, another
will not know how he stands until
word is received from Washington as
to what claim he made for exemp-
tion, and the other was refused on ac-
count of having claimed exemption on
the plea that he was not naturalized.
Three others did not appear to1ay
and their cases will go over until the
September session.