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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28

! para arrojar proc!amas invltando q
! las tropas cue permanecian leales al
Rey Constantine a que Sc sumasen
a la 'revuelta.
LONDRES, septiembre 28.-El n1-
cleo principal del ej6rcito turco Sc
encuentra entire Panderma Esmirna.
La falta de transportes GDligaria a
| Kemal Pasha a emplear mucho ITEM
po antes de poder avanzar sobre Cons
tantinopla; pero las tropas estan po-
seidas de un gran enardecimiento
quieren que el territorio turco quede
libre de enemigos.
LONDRES, septiembre 28.-Noti-
cias procedentes de Atenas, confrman
los rumores de que ell Rey Constanti-
no de Grecia abdic0 anoche sus dere-
chos al trono helene. La Oficina de
Relaciones EXteriores inglesa ha sido
nOtificada de este hecho sensational,
con todos los detalles que antecedie-
ron a la abdicaci0n. Debidamente
planeado por los enemigos del trono,
tuvo lugar un formidable movimien-
to revolucionario, en- que participaron
las tropas y la marina de guerra, en-
SUI mayor parte, obligandd al Sobera-
no dimitir el poder para dar paso
un Gobierno republican, que Sc ase-
gura ha sido establecido desde ano-
che en- Grecia.
LONDRES, septiembre 28.-Am-
pliando las noticias sobre la abdica-
ci6n de Constantine, los despachos
aTaden que el nucleo mas poderoso de
la escuadra griega Sc rebelo contra la
ofcialidad que Sc mostro fel la Mo-
narquia, alzando anclas desde las Is
las Egeas, con direction al coraz0n de
Grecia, los jefes del movimento una
vez ALI lie enviaron un Ultimatum al
Rey eXigiendole resignara ell trono in
mediatamente, cuyo pliego fue redac-
tado b0rdo del crucero "Lemnos",
que llevaba listos para desembarcar
varios contingencies de tropas proce-
dentes de la Isla Mitilena, Y los cua-
les Sc componian de los refugiados sa-
lidos de Esmirna, al ser las tropas
griegas vencidas por los nacionalistas
turcos. Constantine Sc doblego a las
exigencias del Ultimatum, despues de
pensarlo una hora y de- oir los conse-
jos de sus asesores, quienes lie hicie-
ron yer la falsa situacion de su reina-
do. 81 no abdicaba como Sc le pedla.
WASHINGTON, scptiembre 2S.-No
$50 Sabe en csta capital de que ning1n
despacho Official haya ordenado que
los barcoS de guerra de los EStadoS
Unidos tOmen participation en- los
aSunt0S que Sc deSenvuelven en- el
Cercano Orente, como Sc ha dichO Ell
Europa. ST es vcrdad Il. ell Almiran-
te Long permancc todavfa bordo del
buque insignia Utah en- aguas de
LiSboa o en- las de "Gibraltar", Y ALI
permanecera hasta Octubre 3. No eXis-
te, que Sc sepa, cambio en- la polftica
americana cn relaci0n con los asuntoS
de Europa, Y sus barcos de guerra So
10 tienen 0rdeneS de intervenir en- la
0bra de sOcorro emprendda entire los
refugiados, tiene 0rdenes de deSem-
barcar tropaS ell los puntOS afectadoS
por los recientes acontecmientos, cuan
do In vida e intereses de los ciudada-
nos american0s peligren. FL Almiran-
ALA para el primero de octubre, de-
jando en- su lugar otro Almirante Ell
Rguas de Gibraltar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28
A LOS FARMACEUTICOS DETA.
LLISTAS DE SAN JUAN, Y
PUEBLOS LIMITROFES

HemOs alberto un nuevo departa-
mento, de ventas al por mayor y es-
trictamente de contado, a precios Ii
mitadisimos, para ponernos en- cOndi-
clones de favorecer en- todo 10 posi-
BILE a los farmaceuticos al detalle de
manera que puedan hacer frente la
competencia actual, en- ell mercado.
J. M. Blanco. Inc, San Francisco
nlmero Sc, San Juan, p. r.. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28
DE ESPANA I'm SA,
JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
VISO

Sc desea conocer el p&radero de la
familia lie don Antonio Gonzalez Tou-
IN, fallecido en- esta isla hace bastan-
te tempo que seg6n referencias re
sidi0 en- Bayam6n, en- Mayagiiez !;
pasando algunas temporadas Ell San
Juan.
ErnestO FreDre
El Consul de Espaila.
San Juan de Z. r., 27 de sept. 1922
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28
EN- LA REGION DE ALBREATA,
ITALIA, HA ESTALLADO UNA RE-
VOLUCION QUE PROGRESA
Los griegos Sc muestran indignadOs contra ell
gObiernO de. Francia al que atribuyen
SUI desastrOsa derrOta.
La prensa regionalista catalana Sc muestra
indignada contra ell MinistrO de la
Gobernac0n Sr. Pinies.
(Ds Maestro SsrviciO Cablegrdfco)

pr6Xima IA estalar prevalece en- Ate
mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28
Una se1Ora here a
EvaristO

En- Barceloneta en- el barrio Caro-
chales. la sonora Monserrate Maiso-
net, infiri0 una herida grave, con ma
vaja, Il Evaristo Figueroa. FL herido
fu6 asistido en- el Hospital Municipal
v el Juez de Paz seilal0 la Maisonet,
$500 de fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28
Casa de Espana en- Puerto Rico
JUNTA DIRECTIvA CENTRAL.
cow ORIA
Il. Mont. Reilly,
Gobernador."

En- cummiento de acoado nuea Asambea del 10 febo
ceebada Mayaguez umpendo tambn resolution
edoptad session crada Decva Central atena
de varos Se Pdntes las Secones locales Ell da Is de este
CONVOCO JUNTA GENERAL EXTRAORDINARILY que endra u
los aones del Casino Epan de esa Capital las de la
manana del dia veind6 de 0cttubre pr6ximo venidero
General Exaordinaa solo podan los de-
egados las Locales empre las condolences exdas
el articulo "a de nuesto Reglamento.
San Juan, P. R., 20 Septiembre 1922 &
PREsIDENTE,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-28
Ell Cobernador
Rely y el Partido
Naciionalista

A la carta enviada al Gobernador
Reilly por el Presidente del Comite
Nacionalista de Puerto Rico notifcan-
dole la constitution del Partido, ha
contestado el Executive en- la siguien-
to formal. .---.-.s4 - ,...s-....
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sort of a reason; only now I've
spent all have on the lot and
what am ! going to do to get a
house? guess that fellow hyp-
noticed me.
Helen gasped. looked confused
and said something about being
sorry. II may swell tell5you,'
She confessed, that bought a
house and I haven't anywhere to
put it.
They started for Helen's board
ing house home, and Helen ex-
planned her predicament more
fully.
That settles it, said Joe. -
wanted to ask you to marry me.
I've wanted to for a long time, but
u didn't know you ever thought
about houses and things. Now
everything's settled, isn't it,
why, yes" faltered Helen.
l-.S + : y 4 Atfl 7tg 2 & eF IN. =
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Enter, the FlappeY"
Begin Wild Youth Dancing
Flame

F,or an + instant there was a
4 startled silence, as shocked re
action to the landlords invitation
that the party spend the night at
iS5fI Even Peggy, carried away With
cha grin at being dragged off at
i The suggestion Of her triumphant
rival WAS jolted into realization
aofSwhat their party must seem 70
ian outsider.
ssssS twas she who replied:
thank you, we must be
sleaving g.
1a6at seemed "a clearing OF the
lists OF madness in Peggy's brain.
q she herself was prepared to rlsk
elimination as t'crepe-hanger,s
4 orsany other spoilsport, had there
I been the slightest inclination to
accept the hosts invitation. she
.hoped another hour would see
them safe at home
But she counted without the
devil that was still alive in
Peggy. To be sent to bed like a
school chi1d-and at the instance
ot{ a common stage girl scarcely
older in years than herSelf-waS
too much
nd TO go without SLIuESle,
leaving the field clear and easy
8so2Olive? Not much she wouldn't!
Bobby and the landlord engaged
INA brief and not very determin-
ed argument as to payment, the
4 Host insisting he wouldn't think
s6f taking Temuneration; that 1t
ssWyasEl1is treat. It ended with;theiri
having 1t, and at last the party.
\ atragxIed ont of the lovely gard en-
In he3hnsh..of:the-hourswhen ma
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ture is deepest asleep.
Peggy hurried forward and
jumped into the seat next to the
wheel. Olive smiled maliciously
Winnie and Bobby felt EN- barrass-
ed, but they misread Peggy's mo-
tive--at least they did not know
her dominant otive this time.
She was no longer merely the
pursuer of Bobby, but the furi-
Gus little Nemesis Of revenge. She
would show them she was no
child.
AS she took her place beside
the wheel she glanced down at
the cars floor, an image OF its
possibilities being clearly etched
in her brain. "a
Bsbby climbed into the wheel
seat. avoiding Peggy's look. Olive
Olive directly behind Bobby. Also
as before, it seemed to amuse
Olive to lean forward on Bobby's
seat-back and whisper hubby
badinage into his tolerant ear
Peggy smiled grlmIy. waiting
for the opportunity and the APP
propriate spot in which to carry
she was determined.
From her silk bag she took out
a pen-knife and held 1t in her
hand for moment until she was
sure no one was noticin
Then she let it slide swiftly
down her dress to the floor. With
her toe she then Unanswered ii
toward the slit in which the speed
clutch worked.
with a dull clunk it fell into
the opening.
no Be Continued
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BY OLIVE OBEtsTS

ling awhile and then gazing
thoughtfully at his own election
in the water. =. ta S
II wonder why I have such a
. short neck, and no wings to speak
off,
Then he went on with his walk
and his song.
BY. and by he saw a pony in a
field waving his fine, long tail
about to chase the flies away.
Hint" said Mr.. Duckbill again.
What a fine tail! wonder why
have such hubby one!''
He went on with his walk again,
and his song:
Goodness! What a fine pair Of
legs that bird has That must be
Mr.. Crane. 1 wonder why ! have
such ugly. sh ort legs!
This time he$Went on with his
walk. but not his song.
How do you do this fine
morning g." said DR.. Snuffles, pass
ing by. ,34
tRotten!t.. grumbled Mr. Duck
bill I'm going home and go to
bed -
Jealousy. my dears, is the worst
disease there Is
Go BE Continued)
lie Vest Yir9inian.
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Mr.. Wagg1etail Duckbill was
out for a walk. He stopped every
now and then to gobble up some
thing to eat. Then he&would go
on again. III
v Mr.. Duckbil1 was feeling fine
and very happy. He even hum
med little tune:
"a frog he would a-wooing go
Whether his Nanny would let
him or no,
HI umpty larum diddle obi"
He stopped and ate a BEETLE.
Then he went on and sang his
son all over again. N
"A frog he would a-wooing go, =
and so on.
This time he stopped and ate q
mosquito.
" He hummed another line and
stopped to eat white grub.
He'd eaten a fuzzy worm, a bee,
a rain-toad and a grasshopper
when he spied a lovely white crea-
ture with long neck away out
on Lily Pond. 1t swami gracefully
about, spreading its wings and
folding them again proudly
H m J" said Mr.. Duckbill, look
Copyright. 1929, T
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sssBufsHhafs going stosd osahoMt
SmySsfory. asSSoscoufused@th that
81 eenStos have Sfprgotta WhatsIzl
sintend eds tossWr1te. and JsouS said ato
make itssnappy
II ComesrfghtE Hong To- the Office,
Wen Swr1te the story$up Just y
happened about your buying a
bungalow AM d my buying a lot and
then eciding to get marr1ed.$That
will b anappy enous b. I4 guess,
and then, ss5 sg " 5ll "a
..Then what2,'s asked Helen,
wondering il Joe would ask her to
have dinner. f55si I,
why, then veil gosa:nd get the
license and see If we can IND @ q
minister to marry us. -
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,APANEs " MAKERS HIT.

EJAPANESE ct MAX .sf = =.
TOXIC. Aug. 5----l Hard times :
have hit the8,toy makers, dealers
and the children Of Japan. During
the boom there were 500 celluloi'd1
toy factories in Toxic and shops
and pedd1ers did big business IN
Asakusa and other. resorts about
the city Despite; the fact that the
toys are now sold at one-fourth
boom day prices customers have
become SO scarce that factories are
going into bankruptcy or out OF
business
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me- III III u
stean
dng Fsoapsids She okeds t re
imag lined W. she aWs
com ~ roads and I: blue sky and
sW1ayingS branches OF trees instead
ssnf TIE or INV itors Of the;
llomemakers, exhibit y. She took q
deep breath and imagined that she
breathed sweet country AIR instead
OF the yitlated air of the hall ming
led with the cooking odors OF the
food booths Il isssis !,
For a half hour Helen remained
in this little ready-made bungalow,
forgetting IN that time that an one
might have been notiseng her
enthusiastic. inspection or have
heard the signs OF mingled regret
and pleasure. She gave a little
start when a smooth-vctced frank,
eyed woman approached her
You seem interested. she said.
perhaps you would like to buy
one OF thees little bun galows 1t'5
Just the thing for a young bride
"Oh, but I'm not a BRIDE
don't ever expect to be. I'm q,
Just the thing" smiled the
woman. You live at a boarding
house. You have no place to en-
terrain your friends, no place to
enjoy. your holidays. no place to
cook your own, meals, wash out
your own c1othea, raise flowers, or
do any one of the dozen and one
things that a young woman like
YOU really enjoys doing In q
boarding house you ruin your
health in a little cottage like TINS
you conserve 1T. With a little col
tage like this you need spend no
money for holiday excursions.:tn no
money entertaining your friend as
How much is. it?" faltered
Helen.
"Twenty-nine hundred dollars"
came back the answer glibly, and
that Includes all the built-in furnl-
ture, the stove in the kitchen anu
the little bird-houses. It would
cost only trif1e to have it erect
ed"
"Twenty-nine hundred, Helen
was repea ting Then she did sorne
figuring and heard no more OF tn
saleswoman's talk for minute or
So. !. She was reflecting that nsr
meagerS pa trimony. all she had in
the world, consisted Of So 900 Aud
this cost only $1,000.
''It seems like lot to speni,"
Helen reflected aloud. ..Still, IL 1t
would be an economy in the long
run and, if it would mean better
health and ALT seems almost as
if ! couldn't afford not to buy it,
Helen looked up with happy
smile and both women laughed.
Then in an effective whisper the
salaswoman said that since Helen
was a working girl, and since she
was the kind Of person who would
doubtless make her cottage a good
vertisement. she would proba ply
be able to%quote her a better price
say $4,000. But that offer
wouldn't be good long. Just now
they had several of the bungalows
on hand. There would be a bigger
demand when summer came.
Well sighed Helen, Il guess
I'll have to say yes"
And before five more minutes
had passed Helen had signed her
name to a little card that was SORT
of promise that she would buy one
OF these houses at the price agreed.
The saleswoman would call in a few
days to finish the deal.
= 1t was not until Helen had walk
ed in a sort Of daze out toward
the entrance Of the exhibition hail
that som ething astounding occur
red to her. It was then that the
thought arose that she would have
to have some place to put the bun
galow, and she h.d only $500 left
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will pretty nearly eat up my bank
account. What the deuce a bacne-
Tor like me wanted to buy a homo
for 1 don't know. Perhaps l had q
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some Is 900 stitches are required
to make the ordinary suit OF
clothes. IN
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Make Yoass- OWsa
BUG XII Z. Z r
p. D. O.

You can easily make at home
tnii s,I,artof the strongest bug-kilEer
for S5c.enough to kill a million bed
bugs. reaches, fleas and ants. his
recipe will not burn, rot or stain stair
clothing. and is entirely different
from any other formula we know
of, as it will Kill the eggs.
p,ocpre of your druSxist BOG package q
Pcsly Devils Quietus) p D. O.. then YOU WI
have the chemical made expressly to rid ao-
tels Hospitals and dwellings, of pesky bed bnRs
and other insects. TX !,
Impossible for the peeley devils 20 c3'st Wiz VIE
the proper use of P. D. O..
sneeiai Hospital size So bo--makes five gal-
Ions. EP d. @. can DO purchases IN 5ea'ea oot'
tlcs double strength, liquid FORM
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Pansy is the official flower Q:
the city OF Butte, Mont.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-05
storitreifett best'not.

SSernbanenres Bertite6scrbei6ere
Eca. fire &un6reoe E,tie.t i &allet,
F1teo1a 2eroog Sormio6e1 fit Mrbeibe
| Efom @bar paa en- 0pior6ring fra oe-
res Gagforeningers 9eoere ON 81
gaa paa @treif. z.*
g. 80. Selpeu, 2e6er for sSSserrbo-
.nearbei6ernes gf6eling inoen sen
otnerifanife 4rbei6erfeoeration, bar
.tn6tat en $oI6ni11g !on1 oct lite or
til at ia Sell af. S tit ]utimotum
[ttl Observation-Disclosures 2eoere. er<
flerer ban, at Sen eneite 1a,1Iige 1to-
bel for en minoelfb 0ronitte af Epi.
| iten bar beo at 6e 1toen ,togcn fom
:beht &rtmipring ,ftuloe arnuIlere
Mrbet6eritDrets 2gnsre6nftion boa
|$iertt MiHioner Dollars, og at gien>
;in6fgre 2obene ne6 @e,tiy,t til Ct.
2trabeta1ing for Obertiosorbeib. %
Mrbet6sforbol6ene, fantt at o;berc
.me6 ben Eaftif fom flerc al Germ.
banerne bar benDttet Zig al, tte,11lig
at oberla6e Mrbei6e til &ontraftdrer.
|. Sc oct bi6ite fig, at bet bar CT
.l1nn1igbe6 at bin6re Streifens 116-
br1t6 bleb set fra flere of Sernfene-
:felifaberhes 2e6ere erfleret, at H1t-
.b1ifum lite oiloe ia Selling me6
Stretfen paa at16en Maa6e eto be6
at lele om ben Dagelts Mbiler. @e
er af ben 6ormening, at 2ranSppr-
ten bill fortiette ubtnorct, og af e1t.
felte bleb set antb6et at ser bar @erf
ite6er iom biloe bli bo16t / fulb Gang
efter uopen @bop" Sptem.
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Gebertre breber @p1.

geaar bt fin0er bore &le6er Wel'
pote, beretter 2oftbburgs6eportetn.,
1oa er @fd6en life forbol6f al De
lmoa W}el eIler @ot1p9rmere> io,1
ri fer flagre on i &erelierne, met;
al oeres Barber. Mellene logger fl
ne Gg l1lotpi eller @finbioger, og
2arberne Der fommer n6 af 6e 81
faaf fin Steering be6 at e6e l116et
eler @finbet. Meen 6tsie Barber fan
<iffe toole 2ueten al 6et rpbe Ge6er-
tre, Ser ornber 6em 2bbet al fac
Dage, iaa bbis man paffer &inter=
tpiet / &asier 1apet al rpot Geoer=
tr9 1ao er set go6t forbaret.
spr Getet leg9es Ge6erfasien
mao man f6rit bbrite og banfe oct
ombpggelig for at b1t fbtt iaa mat
ge 1om n11tlig al oe Me1eg, font al(e.
-reoe er blebet laet / Teiet. Da bet
er ben iterfe ubbnnItning fra Tre=
ct iom brpber 2arberne, maa man
igrge for at &asierne life itadr aaC~
ne for 1enge, 6a D11niterne euers
for6l1fter og 2arberne 6erefter fan
lebe liee ;iaa eo6t i en- Ge6erfasie,
iom paa 1oget an6et @teb.
Det er foreprie life nsbbenoie at
benptte Gebertrefasfer: @nbber goo
&uffert eller tet it1oeluffet &nsie bill
giere famine Nptte bbis man lRe.
ger ct par 9l1n6 MapbtaIene I @as>
ien. l166nnitnin9erne beraf 6reber
ogiaa 2orberne. Men glem lite ut
bdnfe og berite alt Eei ser poffeS
11e6 for Spnunere1t iaa at Mglmg-
gene lite funtnter me6 / @asie1t.
Se1p / Sc Ear Gage iont oct tar 1t6=
6ltrtitnttt9ertte at ornbe 2arperne
tat otsfe forpoloe itor staoe.
- 70.
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0em frantic 8rigsateIb.

Harts, lite Sult. Sean Barmen-
tier, Der ftaor @ri6|er for ben fron
ffe financtelle &on1n1isiion, ser bill
btsfutere &rigsgieloen meo Molnitti-
ftrationen @oibtugtor, refer Sen,
ne l1ge ttlDe ;S,rere6e 6tater;- -
l1agtet bats Suitrrr er bIit bolot
bentntelig, foritaar mat ber eo6t,
bbilfen @ol6ning ban pil inota M9o
ibiu9ton. Set er olle franife finan,
cie(le @agfpnoiees 0pfatnine. at
for Ei6en tan 8ronfrtge lite engang
beta1e @enter paa iin @iel6 til Sc
Gorene6e @tater og G;:ielan6. 0et
frantic 8uoget iaor pil rtogidre 45,-
000,0O0,000 6rancs og sSrtbt@gter-
ne ninbre en6 22.000,0O0, 600
Srancs.
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0en DeI af 02or6 Dafota, = Der Iio

0en Del af gfor6 Dafota,s = Der lig@
ger beit for Globen, bar iaar bapt
mere &egn END i 1oget af De tioli.
eere Mor 0en fioite MenneffeaI6er.
Ser folot faaleoes be fgrite % Daga
of Sum- iffe min6re enb 6.4o Cont
t1er @egn:. Sra ben lite Mpril til
BEN 22oe SUM faIot Ser Dicfe1io.l
9.5 CONNER @ega Ser bar onitrenf
bet fdntt1te @eeitfuIo / 8eaeb % | SET
finger GottntD % spoa o1tore Ste6er.
Der par Steotr, I,or 99teenfaIset gtt
|op til Il CONNER, 4.
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Specialiteter / .Sfp.

Gamers bbioe Ganpas 0rforos,
$1.95.
Gamers forte gun Orforos, Stub,
ber &ele> $3.50.
Oumers forte og brnne &t6, to
Strop 8unps, $4.85. a~
Dnmers tan @an6al, 2ace @tple,
$3.50. >.
Menos tan og forte Dresffo 4.85
Me1bs tan @nibton Saale, Gig
Mrbeios1fo, $500. ....:rr
Cutters &alb 2ace Sfo, 3 til 51z,
1926. :,..=.~' - Il
Dngre> Cutters &alp 2aee :9fo,
1872 til 2, $2.75. ~.g. .....e.ss.. B
@maagutters 2ace @fo, 9 til ts,
50. SO, .:,... j. .. .s.. .s>-=..
Rbe @boe Mart, 5 5
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8eo Mutomobilulpffer blep 12,50o
YerIoner brebt / bette 2onb flor
ct Offer for bpert 40 Weinltt, Sag pg
Scot -og ober 100000 blep fpG=
itet., l1ogtet l1lpHerne / SEN aln1tn-
6elige Erafif aftor, tiltog slutonto=
bilian1menifg6ene / 1921 meo om-
firing 4 &rocent. ober 1920, .oe Hro>
scentantallet iaar er beiere. Disle
Oplpsni11ger er gibet af v,Matienal
8nreou Of GaiualtD ans Suretp
E11noertpriters" ser bar begp1tM ell
Ram1pag1te for at faa MntaIet af
l1luffer forntnoifet. !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-05

Bc, SOOIUe- HteO tUIIle JtelIeI Jul leL'
oige for Delerte og 228 Ealerfener
bleb iat.i @irfiombe6 be6 fbrite 8oxo
let1ing n1e6ens oper ct @u16reoc
a1t6re Dpler rnaatte neie Jig me6 at
ie &bmmegrgten flD6e i itore 6a6;
Sla6br66et ligger i itore ~Saater"
ferif Slit ligge opitablet paa itorc
~Elates" @orobre6, &rl1mfager,
Tattigmot6 oib> Oberflo6, og trGf
fe fig Mron1aen al Sen bellmagenoe
@offe inbttI SEN ferite 8pr6ietnit19
blep ferbig.& Den norife @bin6efor>
ening, iom ierberte oenne 8anfet,
gioroe fig ct itolt @p blan6t @fter.
6elerne. Set bor ct al be bafreite
og melt belimagen6e 6eitmaalti6er
Sc bor bobt UNDER fine Stebner.
&l. s bar man iam1et forot lpttc
til ct uoorbeioet @roorann. Ser bar
ppperlig 'Soloiong af @is @a6ie
9fobang fra Gergus Sails og @iis
Coma Sinonion fra Cameron, @iS.
@n blan6et Sftet fra Gerg1s Sails
iang Come mbere tbe titles
Bloom. !@o1emo fpilte flere Stunt
re, iom bafte 8egeiitrtng, affon1pag~
neret al Mers. @een. EaIer Bier
bol6t af Son. 6. g.. 2obecf og
Sernbonefomntisier 8. g. g. sSa-
cobion, og ttlilut COB @aitor 6. 6.
@i1ien fra 0fage, SSotpa, ct 6ore6rag
meo 2psbineoer ON en 9fetie r1nSt
Soroen. '&on biite manee 1torlfc
8ille6er ierlie fra @iter6alen.
@enoags Gormioo. bolbtes CUBS
tieneite / 8pe1rs itore og npe Mrmory
meo NrGfen paa Morif af &aitor s..
6. 2obecf fra Minneapo1ts, og pao
@ngelif of @aitor @leronber Tiorn=
bom fra Mleron6ria. Ser bar Dpper
Zig @ang af &oitor &jornboms @e-
nigbe6sfor, og an6re, iamt Mniif al
@r. @olemo: @n bel6tg SorIomIing
bar tilite6e.
.Yaa @ftermi6ba9 bar ber ct ltort
Wasiemgoe famine 2ofaIe. Taler
bIeb boI6t af 6. 6. 2obecf, @enotor
8. .. @ogene, Boitor 8. g. @6r-
bus nj. II. @ingen6e Muitf oe Gang
befsleoe n1e1lem Talerne. Dette bar
Mfllutningeu paa @tebnet. Set bar
ct bDggeltgt @tebne og ollie ipntes
bel ti1fre6s. @n Ting 1om nerfe6e5
pe6 bette @tebne bor, at 8eitDrel1ens
8ei itrebe1ier paa at faa l1ng6ommen
til at Fon1nte Ipffe6es 1tort Mo11,
tbi Der bor ct ltort 9lnto1 af baffer
l1ngbom ti1iteoe.
Sfplge 9nmo6nimg al Solerlaget
bleb oct belll1ttet at bo1be n9ite 5tep
ne sSer9us Sails, paa famine So
fom Solnngerne bar tit Stebne fer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-05

Wers. Granf 80. @arren, @inne'
opolis, er al @nberner &reus blit
uonebnt til Me6lem af 8oar6 Of
@egents for Statnniberiitetet. &un
er oen ferite abin6e, lom bar nD6t
en- ilig 9gre. Sum bar gra6ueret fra
l1niberiitetet og bar 2ererin6e, fer
bun bleb gift. Sum bar faaet @til>
lingen efter 8. 6. Bottef, @prtne-
fielo. Dr. @gil 8oecfmann, ct.
Baul> er blit &egent efter Gbar1es 8:
Sonmers. st. Haul. Mrs: @arren
bar oeltoget neget / oct offentfige
2tb. !.