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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
FL SUICIDE

da cOnSiSte en- SOstenerse Il tOdO lnte-
res por la existencia: en- sustraerse al
juramento de lealtad para con la Vi
da. El que mata Il un hombre. mata
a un hOmbre. Y 6l que Sc suicida ma
ia los hombres: en- la medida de
sus fuerZas aniquila el mundo. Sim
b0licalnente considerable, su acci0n es
peor que cualquier violaci0n atenta-
do dinamitero; porque acaba con to-
dos los edificios G injuria q la vez
todas las mujeres. Con diamanteS
Sc satisface el ladr0n; ell suicidia. no: !:
Ell este consiste su crimen. No hay
medic de sobornarlo, hi con las des-
lumbradoras piedras de la Ciudad Ce-
leste El ladr0n. al menos, es galante
con las coSas robadaS, va que no con
el dueilo de elias. PerO ell Suicida in
iuria. con no quererlas rebar, todas
las cosas del cielo de Ia terra. Man
cha de una vez todas las flores, ne
gandose yivir pOr Su amor. NO nay
criatura ell el universe, pOf lnslSnlIl-
cante que parezca, para quien ell acto
del suicidio no sea un desd6n. Al col
garse I'LL honbre de un arbol, caigan
las hojas indignadas y escapense fu-
riosos los pajaros,: que cada. uno de
ellos ha recibido una injuria perso-
nal. :. Por los inismos amos lei una
pagina de un libre pensador que era
una solemne majaderfa solo el suici-
da-decfa-es comparable con el mar
tir. Tan grosero error me ayudo a
aclarar mis- ideas. y me die: al con
trario. el suicfda es el antfpoda del
mlrtir. lei martir es un hombre que
Sc preocupa tai punto por 10 ajenor
que olvida su propia existencia. \ ell
suicida Sc preocupa tan POGO de todo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

10 que no sea 6l mismo, que desea el
aniquilamiento general 81 cl unO an
hela proyocar algo nuevo, el otro de-
sea acabar con todo. En- otras pala-
cuando renuncie al mundo 0 execre de
In humanidad, reconoce este ultimO
cslaE5n que 10 une con ellOs, pOne su
coraz0n fucra de 81 mislno, y solo con-
sicnte en- morir para que algo viva.
El suicida. ell cambio, eS innODle, pOr-
que carece de t0da liga con ell ser !:
no cs mas que un destructor. Y, espi-
ritualmente destruye ell universe
No quiero juzgar por condenados IL
todos los suicidas. puesto que hay per
sonas que Sc dan la muerte sin saber
10 que hacen. El dpico motive de la
publication de este artfculo es supli-
car los periodistas por amor la
juventud que Sc levanta que no dist
mullen mas la criminalidad del Suici-
dio, mejor todavia: que no sigan pu-
blicando detalladamente la relaci0n de
los suicidios que desgraciadamente SUI
cedtn diariamente en- nuestra isla,
pucsto que la publication de tales
acontecimientos tiene una Influenza
funesta, siendo un hecho cientifica-
mente cierto que en- esta clase de crI-
menes la imitaci5n representa- un
gran papel La responsabilidad de Ia
prensa es inmensa. Mejor es faltar a
la. exacta description de tales sucesos,
aue no ser Ia causa 10 menOs Ia
ocasi0n' de que otro mas sc suicide.
Martin BcrhtSen. 0. p.
Sept. 2G de 1922 X
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

a George Fosdick, un tendero de Des
Moines.
Ell verdugo es ell reverendo w. F.
Robb, sheriff del condado de Polk Y
sera ell primer clerigo americana
fque janas haya actuado como un ms
trumento de la ley, quitando la vida a
un semejante.
Weeks amanecio hoy serene y sin
inmutarse vic como principiaron los
preparativos para la ejecucion.
Aver Sc reconcile con su esposa,
que lie denuncio las autoridades de-
seosa de cobrar una recompensa &c
$4,000 que Sc ofreci6 por la cabcza del
asesino de Fosdick.
Weeks refiriGndose ella Y prcpar;ln-
dose a morir.
La he pcrdonado-declaro hoy
Ell verdugo, actuando como conse-
jero espiritual del condenado muer-
te, estuvo con el en- su zelda en- la no.
che del jueves, consolandolo instan-
dolo que Sc arrepintiera sinceramen-
tie de su crimen Sc dispusiese a en-
frentarse con su creador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
UN CLERIGO ACTUO COMO
VERDUGO

Ahorc0 en- Iowa al asesinO de un ten
dero de la ciudad de Des Mcincs
ACTUO TAMBIEN COMO CONSE-
JERG ESPIRITUAL
Ambos, el verdugO y ell REQ, tomaron
parte en- la gran guerra mundial.
Fort Masison, Iowa, septiembre 10
I'm veterano de la conflagracion
mundial Sc pondra hoy de pie sobre el
patibulo, al sonar las doce campana-
das del medic dia, con una soga en-
rededor del cuello y otro veterano, CO.
lega suyo que fuera durante Ell conflic-
to armada, decorado por valor extre-
mo en- los campos de batalla y un re-
verendo ministro del protestantismo,
sera el verdugo encargado de darle el
empujon, que lie abrira las puertas de
la cteMidad.
Eugene Weeks es el req quien Sc
condeno muerte por haber asesinado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
ACUAS De
SARATOGA

81 sus digestiones son laboriosas.
81 la dyspepsia lie hace sufrir. 81
las funciones de su est6mago y su
hlgado no esta1 regularizadas,
pruebe Ell aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER" y podra
usted digerir hasta piedras. 81
miles de personas reciben, yendo
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
villosas aguas por que no ha dc
recibirla usted igual? Pruebe una
s6Ia botella. De venta en- Farmaciaa
y Hoteles.
Sc solicitan agentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
aiz Lea "El impartial"
PistOla AutOmatica Alemana de Importation
Genuina, marca "STENDAN calibre 81.

Pistola Automatica alemana ''SrENDA" que
carga por 81 msma, ca.ibre 80, la cual cs
mas alta iamSs yista. La PisloIa .STENDA''
es ligera MANAGEABLE, acondciona a la mano y
es facl de ilevar en- e bolsillo, debido a ta
tornado el interes mas cuidadoso la consruc
ci6n ajuste de esta pistola de carga automa
tica. especialmente Sc la coaoce por su capa-
cdad para haccr los dsparos con rapidez, por su
absolute certeza seguridad en- el tiro y por IN
sencilez ligereza conque suelta cada cartucho
despues de cada disparo culocando en- seguida
una bala sito, para las sucasyas
descargas. Monta proyectiles lie calibre 81, tie
ne 9 tirOs, es poderosa absolutamente segura.
Todas sus pleas estan fabricadHs del mas hno ac
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

del mue!es
xcenci d
Esiba su
Od
S CHCAGO.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

\ -
noon. sustained when an ant tomohile
driven. BY II. Seyfert, rain inspectog,
struck the lad knogklng him down
and causing what doctors say was
confusion Of the brain, codpled with
shock. The left front wheel 4 passed
over the hoy's body Death occurred
about two hours after the accident.
The injured boy was taken at once to
st., Joscph's hospital, bur did not res
gain consciousness except for a hrief
pcriod Of minute. when he srecognix-
ed his mother. NJ {,
According to Mr.. SeNfert, the boy
lodged out from behind car, while
crossing the street. following sonss
other boys. He saw the approaching
car Mr. Seyfert believed, as h4
started to turn around and triad ia
get back to the curb He slipped and
feH and the car wheel passed over
him.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. A
Grizzly I; Killed Kl,illl| Ry
Hunters In Canada Was
y One OF Worlds Biggest

4, -a =
Winnipeg, Man, dune 1e.-Ed-
ward Forsana ana J. Kennedy.
:ezi; e sas s.s Il &c eSst's White seSs Gsses
district near Terrace. p. c..
which measured Is fest, standing
erect. The animal weighed 800
pounds, the skin clone weighing
100 tloundS ana hacastlring 1:
feet long, and 0 feet, vide Its
foot nrint was ls inches long
and . Inches wide. s'lF".1 =
} The bear FOUGHT che nair hcrts4g-
y and u tonlg 1vc bullets to kin
him. When hc fell lie was hut
t,vo feet from Kcnnedy who had
become tangled in the under
brush and had a very narrow
escape from death.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
aI|'ll|''')l|'lI'y' ] : )
EGAl.Nlll!l||.L!:'S'' \. ! !! | !: $

Y Cleveland, June 19.--RAbe Ruth hit
4 home run over the right field wall
in hls first time at, bat in today's
game shetWeen the Yankees and In
dams. He. had two strikes when he
made theSdriVe. 4
.., NATIONAL LEAGUE. /.
aA3 y .ssa e, 3s s,f III sT Innings
PittsburEh ....::. y, .ool 06o o.
BROOKLYN ..;.i. -. ~. 900 100 90
Glaznerfand Gooch; Vance ana De
s, r.ey,, 4. ~ 55ssstsfs ,sssEs
SeH ste1ssr asrk and Ainsn,,b; Gse Deus,ss e.
lcApsey,7. ~. Barnes ana smith,
81, ghisaso 49,, a .odo oos 60
Aasl,aaae and Wiirt'a: wslass, It ana ssa
AMERICAN LEAGUE. :
s,.@.ss>s. Innings
~ SsN i FORK Z %
,,Ns'Y; Nsy; ana Honmsn; Mails adda
ssSssss, y . .aN
Innings
golton .olo'o
Quinn ana Ruel; stoner m ana Bass.
lex, ~
= ,, 1nninEh
Weshtnxton .............:...ooo %
Mosridge and Charity; schupp and
schalk.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
80 r.. Innings
Toledo $1,000. ......:... Of
Carter and MAcecarty' Terry and
Kochers I -
Inninge
Mllwaukea ......... ..',H,.oos :
Genrin and nd Myatt t:'',is Burweli ,i'vo1 npd
! Ha riley.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
Or. SvendtuAaa.s dental office I. will
pc closed until August firyt. Adv.

f&4 Dr. SHHASanAuA = NSo 4
be cldsfd nNffi X,,sSst tsS.t J,, ~
.ss'.' '' - :. t.s1.s :. -
il. s.bancane--rhurA3 A3.v T,rht8 I'm. -
ohestra ~. - 80
., .s D. y Z = .- --s,-.. ---s,@ f5
,Ycomep Meet-The Yeomet, lodge
will meet lin the Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening. a class az cantil-
dates will Ee initiated. 49,,
KS 4 - - ! = 81. s.,
Hood niyer Straw berries sA.fo per
csntelounea ssS soc esrS u @ Gari.nn.s n,rs
,GrocervI.sIs Kitt.onS~AA, =
go
Hood Riyer r9S,hcrraes II ii, nar
case. Tor TIiasdav Cifv. #IIfSs rine
loupes. 2 I0c each. EsS,son's
Grocery; si2 Kittaon, aye.Adv. u.
.1.-r - - -- = y t -
left foSsy fGrsFirIsv n whsrs ~
VIII snreaide A,Srins }he Inre ter,n ~
Xistrict Gcivt t,Eieh w;i, en nnas thera -
Tma.dav q - s' -
--ssSfs'1Ss .--a.M s
Bicvcla Saoler-W,u ina r.rtv that
renoved 'fha hicVcIa frohn IL fro,,t ~
Nat IL II Er;dsv avsnin,- rst,,rr =. ~. -
Is 722 uniysrstty % avenne or or nhnnS. ]
ZaSv SsH,W ala sAve luIlneE tronole' 4
So -----, =. -. --.--- Z z
Fnrd nav A. E,or..st RtvSE nn.tnnr
ed nn scrnnrt cYrsia.s ln,,csd 4
inns 2oti, Il rh,s Il ~ ~ \ ~ :. tinn tviii
consist If thrs.S4n9 4''eis.;H SinW;rrH hsr'
yestfnr cultivati 4 asls;n y. 'Sd q IN
sinr nIack rrSss Ii - II Es III Z Tynrd
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
Spanish Combs
Very Popular

The Spanish Comb is be-
ing worn for all/occasions.
You would almost say in
place of. a hat. They are set
with brilliants Of all kinds.
We have just received a
new shipment which are ex-
act copies Of Spanish combs.
They range in price from S.
to $1s.
y,
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
BRITISH COL
OPENS TOD a Y
100 g I +

Sandwich, June 1. - ~ the u
clated Press. 2uailf fyink play n tiay
British open Epit chal.i pienship sosiss,
nament started today with more .ti,i N
200 comnetitors. The eighty tufntn
in tbs Lowest cards for' 8 todays q !. aA4s
the matchsp play Thussday and MaA4ys
Jock Hutnhisor. the American laAss
won the open last year. is defen9lneE
hts title. and the United States fs rAp;s
resented by5two other. strong plAyAfai
In Jim Barnes and Walter HageA.
= 48Se
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Mesh Bags For
Summer N ontlss

You've undoubtedly MOTTO
ed the trend of fashion from
the large bag or pocketbook
to the dainty mesh bag for
the summer months. We
have a wonderful selection
of the famous Whiting
Davis Mesh Bag. They are
priced from Sc to $2i 80.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
FIERCE BATTLE
Is REPORTED in
UPPER SILESIA

Berlin, June ia sanguine af-,
fray is'reported to have occurred in
Biskupitz Upper. silesia, between a
snlaA detachment Of Trench tptroops
and a force of plebiscite police IA
mixed body of Poles and C;ermans)
which had been ordered TO relieve
the communal guards. Large num-
hers OF civilians sided with the re-
lieving force and in the trouble which
followed a fusil,ade was fired, killing
four civilians.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
SAVE $500

You can save as much as se5 on
your 'taition il YOU enr2ll during, our
summer term Young men and wom-
en- With a knowledge OF Bookkeep-
ing, Banking. Higher Accounting,
secretarial Work, Shorthand, Type
WHITING, etc, are in demand, A
knowledge of these subjects enables
YOU to get start in d position where
wonderful chances for ADVANCEMENT
await those ; who are competent.
Here is your opportunity to secure
this training ata big saving. Send
for full particulars,
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
NORTH DAKOTANS
IN GRAND FORKS

From, Hapailto Mr.. and Mrs. I,
Svobo oda. 5.-5 s
From Aneta Mr. ana Mrs. W. a.
!, Fson y.l'e, c't, ". 9: 4. \.
From DEVILS 8 Lake. Mi~ Marie
Loche,
\ From Fargo Chss. u. Taylor,
Caroline Brink, Hank O'Day. sB. e.
johnson, W. e. Black.
From Minat- Dr. VIM. ID. Morrow.
From Larinore Art LindherE,
From LandafoFd-J. E. Brintof.
From Park Riyer-AMr ana Mrs, X,
j. Farrup.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
3 LODGE J {; ! CALEND AR .

Commercial Club. .5i.' &
,,!is hssSiss ssasan directors mestipgg Aohd.y y
~ Rotary Club. .s
Regular meeting Tuesday. 1915
noon, Commercial oluh,&.
$Ilihns Club.
Regular. meeting Wednesday 1915
noon. Frederick hotel.
Masons. .,
! Acacia Lodge No. 4, IA. F. & a. f,
sAted, cam mnuaication Friday.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
What's What
In Neckwear

Would you like to know
what's what in neckwear? !?
We will be glad to show you
those new camisole vests and
frilled net waists. You know
they're wearing them with
suits, dresses and sweaters
apd they are cool and nice
for summer days. Priced
from $1.75 to $4.50.i
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
Cherry Red Beads
Nop Being Worn

Have you a string of
cherry red beadsa If not.
why not? Everybody Of
note seems to be wearing
them now. You'll find them
here in large quantities.
Splendid patterns and at the
very special price OF Ssc per
string.
5l
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
ENGLAND WINS FROM
ITALY IN PLAY FOR
DAVIS TENNIS CUP

5Roehamrton. England, June IA
(By the Associated Press,)-England
won from italy An the first match Of
The Davstcup hwn tennis series be-
tween the two countries, played here
today. +. Gordon Lowe OF EuEland
defeated Count Dirohecco Of Italy IN
straight sets, 6-1; G-s; 81. ~
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
NATUR RALIZATlON,
TO BE DISCUSSED
AT LIONS MEETING

Hot Springs, Ark, June 1e.--Natur-
alizatioIr VIII be one Of the principal
themes discussed at the International
yens. here topotroy Tor four day
meeting. ~ ~
A large attendance from Tall parts
Of the United States ard from many
Of the Canadian provinces AZ expect
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
Dance tonight at Aefriasld ADV.

l Dance 'ta tonight at Asfriaeld / Adv.
clrsier Ypur Pssonissz for sunday
ainnsr today. Will deliver sunday
1asnaHs. Phone 26t. Adv. .sf ,5}- .}s !.
Big Barn Dancclat, Horace wood s
t4rm, Monday evening, 5 mites from
~ Aftvyilia. Lunch Will be served. Adv.
A4eerioan Ingaon Dance-Ten-ce cent
plan. at Fair Ground navllion, 4slu1.-
4ey. June -. Everybody welcome. -.
~. -. ..... = -. f%
! Lone Pine Lodge opAn for guests
Ithe Goth, 1922. Mrs. ;C. r. williams.
Aemidt. MINI. Star Route No.
!. Frederick Coffee Shop-we have
installed an up-to-date soda fountain
ana 9, are now prepared to serve you
Sanitary Meat Malket-Beef roast
Der 10 hc;F pot roast. per- lb, 12nc
Il for Tuesday and Wednesday. Sanitary
,4eat Market. ADV.
Money 70 loan on impparovad form Lands
---low rate of interest; pre- payment
privileges. See Sullivan Brothers,
East Grand Forks, Minn.-Adv. :,
:. -. Notice BARRIERS troubls at Devils
Lake, N. D. Stay. away. c. c.
HalHnger, secretary-treasurcE BARRIERS
Local LL.s s4s' Devils Lake. N. D;-Adv.
Real Estate sold-JohnI, c. Boe
Company 70 Carl A. Nelson, lot 6,
block 7, Bulge. & Eshelman,s ia ad-
dttton. residence property.-Adv.
wish to announce that am 4 can
dtdate for County Commissioner, I'd
district Of this county. Your vote will
Say. 4 appreciated B. F. Rrookhoff. p
L Hereby Announce that I am a
candidate, for the office of County
Commissioner for Second District of
Grand Forks county.-W. H. Kelsey.
ADV.
Get Your Diplomas Framed before
they become soilee or broken. Our
work is neatly done. Out-of town or
ders solicited. Roat's Paint, Store
6o4 DeMers-Adv.
q. r. Poupore, candidate for re-
election to the Office Of county COM
! missioner. I'd district Grand Forks
county, Md. Your support viii be
appreciated.-Adv. ae,
We manufacture road culverts and
Well caseings. sizes IL inches to 4
feet; also building blocks, sidewalk
tiles and cisterns. Westlund & Ryan.
1902 Strong ave. Phone r3So-W.Adv
W.
Announoemcnt--1 wish to announce
myself as a candidate Tor Clerk oi
Court for the June primaries. Your
support will be appreciated. j. d
Johneon.--Adv
Mcleod Honored-John C. Nc
Leod, who has served as caretake,
Of the county. court house for the
last 80 years has been honored b,
the local St. Andrews society with a
certificate of life membership. The
presentation was made at q banquet
held by the organization in the Blue
room at the F'rederick.> Prof. Don.
aldson Of Eau Claire, Wis, and DR.
James Grassick were among the sew,
erah speakers who culogizcd Mr.
Mcleod fs
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
THIEF RIVER FALLS
i, MAN KILLED IN FALL
(Herald. special Service ) =

80 90 f1efaI Ia Spscial SerY@ee.J 49,
.s-sThief RivereFalls Nina, June 10.
Heron, aged 50. was lsilled
today when his skull was fractured in
a fall on tn. pavement from a load OF
tilinE, His horses SHE'D and the vic,
tim fell when his wagon was terked
to one side.
The deceased leaves a wife and six
children:
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
sENHER 4 sEaa
Complexion Needs
Attention During
j. Summer Months

During the sum m er
months you should give
every attention to the COM
plexion. After the swim at
the pool or ride in. the hot
sun. you should use just the
right cream or iotion. We
have them, Our Drug Sun
dry department. can supply
your every want.
q ~~aA
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
9-YEAR.OLD SON OF {.
MlNOT PASTOR. KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT En-

.Mipot. N. D., ,1une 1a.-Thnmas
Frederick, s-yearold son OF the Rev.
and Mrs. t. n; GuliSsep of Minot.
died Of injuries here Friday after
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
3 80 i. lrs,,slsrss,
UNIVERSITY WEATHER..
/, q. m. Observations.

Temperature. SO.
Maximum, 1c hours. 81. o :
Minimum. 81 hours. 81.
Wind northwest, 0 miles.
Barometer, reduced, 30.c6.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
! Corsage Bouquets
Giue Final Touch to
Summer Costumes

This is the season Of the
year when bright corsage
boquets are needed to give
that final touch to the sum-
lner costume and of course
they will be selected from
Our assortnncnt1of Boag Rib
bon Craft Novelties. Yes,
they're all hand made and
hand tinted in all shades and
sizes. The prices range from
75c to $3.50.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
Pool Nom. Open,
Buy Your Swim-
ming Suit

Q girls! the pool is open,
and you ought to select your
new swimming suit right
now. You'll find a large se-
lection in our ready-to-wear
department where you can
get a dandy all wool suit at
$3.50. ~
OF course, we have the
swimming caps, too.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
y, !, Qsier Hour Peonis for sunday
dinner 4 oday. Will deliver h Sunday
i9asu,ns. Phone 36s Adv. sssss,:s Z 4

Mg Barn Dancogat Horace Wood s
iarm. Monday evening, 5 miles from
Aryyilia. - Lunch will be served.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Frederick coffee. shop-we have
installed an up-to- date soda fountain
and are now prepared to serve you
Well.-Adv. = Z.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19
UNION
COM M ERCIAk
COLLEGE

Thackcr & Hughes, Principals
GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Herald Want Ads Bring Results I
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

To Our Gustomers-owing to the
uncertainty OF the coal situation due
to the strike, we have not been selling
coke. We Nhave now limited supply
Tor sale for which we will take or
ders for immediate delivery at $14.Qn
per- ton. G. Q. D. Carrying extra.
Red River Power Company.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Lone Pine Lodge open for guests
!1he goth. 1922. Mrs. iC. r. Williams,
HemidN, MINI. Star Route No. 2.-1-
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

A1qerican Leg1on Da1ce-Ten cent
plan, at Fair Ground l.avilion, lMo..-
gay, June -. Everybody welcome.-
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Notice BARRIERS trouble, at Devils
Lake, N. D. Stay away. c. c.
Mallinger, secretary-treasurcE BARRIERS
local 643, Devils Lake. N. D.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

BENHER & BEaa
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Money TO loan on improved form lands
--low rate of interest; prepayment
privileees See Sullivan Brothers,
East Grand Forks, Minn.--Adv. !,
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Sanitary Meat Mafket-Bsef roast
Der 70 IL ~ G. pot roast, p4rsl 12kc
for Tuesday and Wednesday. Sanitary
Meat Market.-Adv. -
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Real Estate sold-John,9 y c. Roe
Company 70 Carl A. Nelson, lot 6,
block I. Bulge. & Eshelman,s ia ad-
Gtton, b residence property.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Get Your Diplomas Framed before
they become soilee or broken Our
work is neatly done. Out-of-town or
ders solicited. Roat's Paint. Store
f604 DeMeB.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

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Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

fAnnOunceanont--Iw wish to announce
myself as a candidate Tor Clerk Of
Court for the June primaries. Your
support will be appreciated. j. u.
johnson. ADV
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

We manufacture road culverts and
Well caseings. sizes IL inches to 4
feet; also building blocks, sidewalk
tiles and cisterns. Westlund & Ryan.
l402 Strong ave. Phone 138o-W.Adv
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

Candidate for Register of Deeds
I am candidate for reelection to tho
office OF Register OF deeds for Grand
Forks county, and will appreciate
your support at the primary election,
June 28,'1s22. L have endeavered to
give. gopd service in the past. and if
re elected will continue along the
same line. Don McDonald.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

I Hereby Announce that I am a
candidate, for the office of County
Commissioned for Second District Of
Grand Forks county.-W. II. Kelsey.
ADV
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

wish to announce that am 4 can
dtdate for County Commissioner, I'd
district Of this county. Your vote will
be appreciated. B. F. Brockhoff. ~
ANv :,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-18
CHANGE OF LIFE
W0MAN'S TRIAL
Proof That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is of Great
Help at This Period

Metropolis, Illinois. - 81 have
taken Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-18
SOUTH RYEG.4TE

A large number of citizens, both
Italian and American, have been
called To the court at st. Johnsbury
this week as witnesses in the divorce
case Of Rosa Gandin VS.. Louis Gandin
Mrs. A. I. Beaton, sr., has been
teaching in the primary room for sew
eral DAYS as substitute for Miss Gladys
Lincoln, who is i'll with the prevailing
distemper
The lecture given in the Presbyte-
rian church by Elwood 7. Bailey Tues
day evening was one Of the best ever
heard in South Ryegate and great
satisfaction is expressed with the Red
path lyceum bureau, which is furnish
ing the course this season.
Harry NJ Sanderson was in charge
of the railroad station several days
this week during the absence Of the
agent, l. w. Clifford.
Among those i'll withNgrip this week
are George X. Brown, John Renfrew
Mrs. H. Fl. Samuelson, Walter r. Blu
ehanan, Charles f. Weeks AID several
members of the family of Luther
Grove.
a bIhktffid1 bIf inc UilAeu tfdlu up
Friday morning just missed q serious
accident at the local railroad station.
He was on top of freight car az the
train approached the station when
telephone wire which runs across the
track and which had sagged, hit him
in the face knocking him down. Be
ing near the middle of the car he was
not thrown to the ground and his in
juries are slight.
G. f. Rabaioli went TO Burlington on
Friday for consultation on his case,
with the prospect of entering some
hospital for treatment. Being an ex.
service man, the Red Cross viii make
the arrangements.
G. 4. Berg win have charge Of the
store OF his brother n-law, G. F..
while he is away.
Frank Rosa wishes 10 correct the
item which appeared Jan. % stating
that X. l.. Stearns, buttermaker at the
had purchased the Rosa
home on Main street. Mr.. Rosa says
that at present the house is being rent
ed, although it is for sale.