davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-10-27
at LoeW'S Columbia.

What Is this you are telling
me. Sir Edwin? know Of Bran-
don's death sentence. but much as
I regret It. / cannot interfere with
the justice of our good people in
their streets. II Brandon commit
ted such a crime, and. L under
stand he does not deny 1t, I can
not help him, however much ]
should like to do SO. But this
nonsense about my sister! 1t can
not be true. 1t must be trumped
up out Of your love in order to
save your friend. Have q care,
The Washington times., 1922-10-27

good master. how you say such
a thing. II It were true. would
not Brandon have told It at his
trial?" E-
Reason For Silence. s%
1T is as true as that God lives.
my king! II the Lady Mary and
Lady Jane do not bear me out
In every word ! have said. let my
life pay the forfeit. He would not
tell of the great reason for killing
the men. fearing TO compromise
the honor Of those whom he had
The Washington times., 1922-10-27

heart II he be not at once re-
prieved and richly rewarded.
Think. my king! He saved the
royal honor Of your sister, who
is SO dear 10 you. and has suffered
so terribly for his loyalty and
bravery. The day I left so huI-
riedly for France the Lady Mary
promised she would tell you all and
liberate this man who had so nobly
served her; but she is a woman.
and was born to betray."
The king laughed little at my
vehemence.
The Washington times., 1922-10-27
I1L Ol NA1NUEh - - - BY

As early as half.past nine, car
after car set down its occupants In
Charles street. and already Lady
Dunluce's reception rooms were
thronged with "the people who
matter" Soon the little house, bril-
liant with lights and flowers, was
packed to overflowing. Cabinet
ministers were there: there were
at least two ambassadors. All Lon
don focked to meet the little lady
whose romantic rise to great posi-
ton was on every tongue.
Joan, in a pale amber frock, that
set off her vivid beauty superbly,
was overwhelmed with q flood Of
congratulations. Her cheeks were
slightly flushed, there was a charm
in the girlish pleasure sparkling
The Washington times., 1922-10-27

tune still hung In the balance? 1t
would have come far better from
him then.
Doubts and u chilling fear crept
about her heart. She remembered
the strange, fierce things that EN-
mie had said. And In q moment, a
keen determination came into
Joan's mind. Her hands clenched.
II ever Philip asked her to be his
wife, there would be no easy reply.
4 She would question him.
There were many things she had
to ask him. And she would require
his answer to each! Joan's lips
frightened to q firm line.
1T is my due" she whispered,
land l will have his answer before
give him mine"
The Washington times., 1922-10-27

saved for. az your majesty is
aware. persons sometimes go to
Grouche's for purposes other than
to listen to his soothsaying. Not
in,this case. God knows. but there
are slanderous tongues. and Bran
don was willing to die with closed
lips. rather than set them wag-
ging against one SO dear to you.
1t seems that these ladies. who
owe 80 much to him. are also will
ing that he should die rather than
themselves bear the consequences
Of their folly
The Washington times., 1922-10-27
WHERE TO USE
BY L0rett0 G. Lynch,

"HE theater gains much Of its
effect by q carefully planned
= system Of lighting. We can.
not imagine. for instance, the mod
ern theater producing the beautt.
ful love scenes in q setting where
The Washington times., 1922-10-27
Do You Know:

Rents in Berlin were. until re.
Gently, limited to 1876 per cent more
than the pre.war figures; they have
now gone up to $50 per cent Of that
amount.
Tobacco does not cause cancer,N
according to q great medical sps-
ciaiist In, diseases Of the throat.
The Washington times., 1922-10-27
See This Romance Of Princess Mary
Tudor Starring Marion Davies in
Motion Pictures Now at Loew's
Columbia, Where It. Will
Continue Indefinitely.

fhis, famsdh story has been
ereased Into . snperiative photo.
Play ~. Cosmopolitan Produc-
sicns. direction Of Robert @.
Signole. - WIN be released ~ .
Paraniount picture.
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28


The Poland China Breed Promotion Committee
and the management of the Fair or Show cooperating
offer the following classification for Poland China
SOW PIGS ONLY, farrowed on after March \
1922 or in accordance with Rule 7.
list 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 9th 18th sth 9th 10TH
$50 $1S $15 $12 $40 So $5 $5 81 SO
RULES
l. ALI pigs must be the property of the exhibit
tor who shall have complied with all the require
ments of the Club from which he shows
2 The exhibitor must be member of regl'
larly organized Pig Club, meeting the requirements
of this show.
3. ALL PIGS MUST BE RECORDED At
LEAST 30 DAYS BEFORE THE SHOW in either the
National Poland China Record Association of Win
chester, Ind, The American Poland China Record
Association, 600 Transportation Bldg, Chicago, ILL.,,
or the Standard Poland China Record, Association of
Maryvile, Mo. ~
d. complete list of the Boys and Girls eligible
10 snow for this classification, togethertwith their
addresses and the and record number of the pig
OF pigs to be shown must be forwarded To- the Sec
etarNa Of the Poland China Breed Promotion Commit
zee not later than 80 days preceding the opening date
Of the show seefs ~.
a. No exhibitor shalls be allowed t9 show more
thsn Two ~ animals spa -, s.l
.. At least Ten .f10) animals must bershowp.
H'awhere. it IS desired to condaet sPig Qfab work
witn pigs of earlier than March farrow and SO per-
vent OF more of all pgss ii fthe club work are Of
,Srner , than March qst fazr0a the E9le requiring
:. pigs viii be wsipear provided notice is given
a. ne time of forwarding The agreement 'rhis no.
1'e 70 be given by the PHI Club Leader.
JUDGING DEMONSTRATIONS
Pig Club
Must judge three classes of Livestock properly
N, HOGS, SHEEP, CATTLE.
be substituted. - - ''pp'''1 ''''' ''''
Premiums 1st 9nd srd
$500 $500 s1oo
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28

Direction, Community Club
Committees: Art Needlework-Mrs. E. r. Cawley
Mrs. Otie Cone.
Plain Needlework-Mrs Grant Benedict, Miss Emma
Sweet.
NOTE: To better safeguard exhibits this depart
ment will be located in the Balcony Of the
Sims Store. In addition to rendering this
accommodation the Sims Store has pro-
vided the premium fund for this depart
ment.
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28


than noon on Oct. 10th. The exhibit will be held in
the K. p clubrooms Schmadeka bldg. The display
will be under mpervision at all times and every
precaution will be taken to protect the articles.
Every article displayed should be tagged, show
ing name of exhibitor, class in which it is
entered and name Of school. In addition to
the cash premiums, the best general exhibit in
each class will be given pennant designating first
place. Such general exhibit may consist Of the
classified articles and any other work that has been
done under school direction Ribbons will also be
given for three best articles Of each kind enumerated
below.
GLASS A-MaH SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Best General Exhibit--s5.Oo and Pennant.
MANUAL TRAINING
Cedar Chest $1 and ribbons for first three places.
Tsboret 81, and ribbons for first three places
Book Rack, 81, and ribbons for first three places
Library Table, 81, and ribbons for first three
places
Mechanical Drawing COLLECTION of Piates) ST.
and ribbons for first three places.
HOME ECONOMICS
Sewing
Dress, 81, and ribbons for first three places
Hemstitching, soc, and ribbons for first three
Buttonhole Work, soc, and ribbons for first three
places.
Cooking
Canned Fruit, soc, and ribbons for first three
places
Canned Vegetables, SOC, and ribbons for first
three places.
Jelly, 50c and ribbons for first three pla,s'.
CLASS B-oRADED SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Best General Exhibt-$5.OO and Pennant
Penmanship, 81, and three ribbons for three best
specimens in each grade.
Free Hand Drawing, 81, and three ribbons for
three best specimens in each grade.
Map Drawing, ST. and three ribbons for three
best specimens, 4th-sth grades
Handwork, SOC, and three ribbons for three best
specimens, 1st-3rd grades.
GLASS C-RuRAL SCHOOL EXHIBIT ta39
Best General Exhibit-$5.00 and Pennant
Penmanship, 81, and three ribbons for three best
specimens in each grade.
Freehand Drawing, 81, and three ribbons foi
three best specimens in each grade
Map Drawing 81 and three ribbons for three best
specimens, 4th--8th grade.
Handwork, soc, and three ribbons for three best
specimens, 1st-3rd grade.
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28
LIST FOR
IDAHO COUNTY FAIR.
Continued from Sept. 14.)
FAT BARROWS

lst End Srd
| Barrow, over months and under l
~ wear .........................$ SO 90
. Rarrow. under months ............5 8 2
2 Barrow pen of 8 months and
under year -.............- 3
Barrow pen of under months s. q.
CHAMPION
Champion Barrow ,.................. Ribbon
Champion Pen ...s............. Ribbon
SOW AND LITTER
Purebred either bred
Sow and Litter not less than pigs,
der 10 weeks old, all breeds ...........$5 So So
FIFTH DEPARTMENT-PoU
Carl NJ 6rayson, Superintendent
An old pen will consist of a cock and four hens
young pen will consist of cockerel and
four pulets
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28
GRAIN

. When not specified amount of threshed grain is
one peck Sheaves must not be less than four inches
in diameter at The base Of tie heads and tied in
places %&t
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28
/. Farm PRODUCTS
L. M. Harris and Felix Msrtzen, Superintendents
GRAIN IN SHEAF

l. Wheat display, not less than
sheaves, inches in diameter, quality,
quantity and arrangement considered ~. $200 $l.00
2. Oats display, same above .... 200 100
8. Barley display, same as above =. 2.eoe LOO
4. Rye display, above .... zoo 100
5. Alfalfa display, not less than 8
sheaves, inches in diameter, quality,
quantity and arrangement considered J.. 400 loo
6. Red clover display, same above 100 so
z. Timothy display, above 100 so
8. Sudan grass, above 49,. 100 so
9. Rape display, above -. LOO so
GRASSES
TO- Kentucky Blue ................ LOO so
IL Orcnard observation-disclosures. l.VU .50
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28
POLAND CHINA PIG CLUB PROJECT
$4,000 in Cash Prizes

"CLASS A"
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28

EvAPORATED FRUIT
So. Best display Of not less than four va
Idaho County free press., 1922-09-28

A. Stone, District Club Leader Superintendent
POULTRY
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
.Lo QUE PRoYEcTA HAcER Ell
MUNICIPIO DE AIBONITO

Ell Municipio de Aibonito ha acor-
dadO imponer, empezando en- ell nue.
vo aiio econ6mico por todos los
iguales amos sucesivos hasta 1947, ade-
mas de las contribuciones va han sido
impuestas, un recargo contribution
adicional de 80 centesimas del 1 por
ciento, sobre la valoraci6n de toda la
propiedad mueble inmueble, de acuer
do con la tasaci6n hecha que hicie-
re ell tesorerO de Puerto, Rico en- di-
chO pueblo.
Ell producto de este recargo sera
destinado a la ampliaci6n del acueduc-
to, construction de diez escuelas ru-
rales, ampliaci6n de un edificio esco-
lar urbano, adquisi6n de un edificio
para oficinas municipales, reparaci6n
del mataderOs construction de La
plaza del mercadO, construction de ca
minos vecinales y pago de intereses,
amortization y gastas de emprestitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
UN VERDADERO MAGO

Esa la Gale del Parque celebre
fesor CENCIAS 0CULTA a cua propone dar
grandes conocmientos TELEPATIA GRAFOLOGIA Carlo
MANCIA, BOTANICAL QUIROMANCIA, NIGROMANCIA ESPIRI-
TISM0 MAGNETISM0 MENTALISMO Tambien SUGGESTION
DISTANCIA TIENE TODOS LIBROS QUE UD PUEDA NE
CESITAR EN- TRATADOS DE CIENCIAS OCULTAS vsitelo
sera feiz En- Camara Espita poda I'd
de cualquer querido I'd DESEA LA F0TOGRAFA DE
ESTE FAMILIAR podra obtene Pues todos estos baos
gratis el fin de donde gan conocimientos
DESEA I'D. YER UN FAMILIAR MUERT0 EN- UN ESPEJ0!
Qure I'd unfo amor? Veneer los enmgos! Consegu
fecdads Escriba hoy mismo NO MANDE SELLOS Sabra
pasado presente future GRATIS Precios La CONsULTA
IT'S LA SUERTE DE La BARAJA, GRATIS. LA BUENA VEN
TURAy GRATIS. Ell sIGNO GRATIS! = Diriase
DIR. O. DOHNE V.
p o. BOX 21 sANTURCE PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE MARICAO

A los seiiores COnrado Vargas, Eu-
rfpides Quinones, Miguel A. Casiano
Alberto PardO OtrOs tres vecinoS. les
TOGO en- suerte el autom0vil que Sc ri
f0 en- Mayagtiez, para las fiestas de
la Candelaria.
Ell maestro de escuela, seiior Vir.
gilio Brunet ha establecido una aca-
demia de mGsica para enseiiar violin
La nina Margarita Oms Sc encuen,
ira enferma, con sarampi0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE FAJARDO

En- abril sc celebrard en- este pueblo
una feria agrfcola
Z, Ell senor. Nicot ia sid0 nonlbradO
Instructor fisico dc las escuelas pu-
blioas, 4en las cuales ha hechO su in
gres6 como maestro cl senor Espen-
-Pronto empezard la fabrication
del GyaPd stand Ell los torrenoS de
la Escueia Columbia.
Ell team escolar- Fajardo darrot6
aquf Su igual de Bayam0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
PatriciO BlascO

POr la presente avisa su numerosa
clientela de San Juan y de la Isla que
nuevamente Sc ha hechO cargo del
Restaurant y casa dormitOriO, LA
EcOn0mica" situadO en- la Gale del
Cristo No. IA q dOnde les atendera
ell amigo Blasco con la prOntitud que
lie caracteriza. Comidas excelentes.
Camas limpias Y habitaciones frescas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
CARRETERA CAMIY A LAREs

En- geStiones de la construction de
una car:etera entire Camuy Y San
del Interior acOmpa1ados del SenadOr
Martinez Nadal Y del Representante
doctor Alum, los vecinOs de dicho
pueblo se1ores Manuel Roman Ada
mes. LaurentinO Estrel,a Juan Rivera
M0rell, Jose Gonzalez y Andres Oil
yer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
MUCHA ANIMACION

Para las carreraS en- ell Hip0dromO
de Santurce, ell pr6ximo domingo, hay
la mayor animation Y promote resul-
tar una brillante fiesta, 10 que result
tara un triunfO de las distinguidas
Damas Isabelinas, que prohijan esas
carreras, a beneficiO de una iglesia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
VARIAS NOTICIAS
DE LAS MARIAS

Ell dfa IA a las II a. m, en- ell ba-
rrio' Maravilla Sur, encontraron ahOr-
cado de un arbol, al individuo Eleu-
terio Vargas, blanco, de 50 amos de
edad, Investigate el case por la po-
licfa, Sc supo que ell mismo hacfa
tiempo venfa padeciendo de cierta en-
ferIhedad de caracter incurable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE iGURABO

P6r teltfonto y con fecha de aver, ell
jefe de- aquel disfrito comunica que
las ocho de la maflana, calle Tele-
grafo, de aquel pueblo. ell autOm6vil
No. P-933, guiado por ell chauffeur Mi
guel Santiago, No. 2705, arroll6 al nilo
Pablo Correa, de IL amos de edad,
quien falleci6 momentos seguidos. Ell
chauffeur ha sido arrestado Y ell juez
de paz instruye en- el prOcesO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
PARA LOS H.iNOS DE COAMO
The feed elements that

Ell popular dueilo del acreditado
Cine Puerto Rico, maestro amigO
don Ramon I.lol cras. ha Salitlo para
los Bailos de Coamo donde piensa
,T5isfrutar lie algunos Gfas de des-
Grata permanencia deseamos al
amigo Lloveras en- cl rcferido balnea-
rio. %. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE MAYAGuEzo

Han cOntrafdO matfimOnio los Sres
Juan de los Santos Marrero y Rafaela
Valentfn, del barrio Quebrada Grande
DE nuevo ha fiJado aquf su resi-
dencia ell Sr. Efnesto Avellanet Mattel
-UnierOn suS destinos ell seiior En-
rique Vargas Ayala Y la sefiorita Isa
bel Pe1a Rola.
-Pas0 mejor vida la maestro Sc
fiorita Carmen Maria Merle.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
,NINO LESIONADO

Aver slfri5 una grave lesion, rotu-
IA de Un pie, el niiiO Cesar, de
nuestro distinguido amigo ell d .ctor
o. Jordan, Senador de Puerto Rico.
FL nin0 cstaba, corriendO Ell una bi-
cicleta Y al volcarse esta sufri6 la
cafda que le Ccasion0 Ia lesion. SEN
times muchO q percance descamOs
pronto restahlecmient) al Milo lesio-
nadO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
IL SIR. NCHEvARRIA EN- Ell

VI FIIIE DE KEAAIT1
DeSde hace alguas semanas hG 81
do nOmbrado captain del muelle de
ReXach, sea ell numerO 6, nuestrO
buen amigo don Miguel Echevarrfa
Navarro. que como sabraI nuestrOs
lectores. por muchcs a1os ocup6 iden-
ticO cargo en- la n. Y. v P. r. S. S.
Co. Y Ia Bull Insuiar Line.
FelicitamOs al seGor Benftez Re
xach por Ia valiosa adquisici6n que
ha hecho, con tener frante al muelle
ntiinero 6, una persona de la compe
tencia del seii0r Echevarrfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE TEMPORADh

Ha lido HatillO, por una cOrta tenn.
porada de una semana, la seilOrita Bi-
biana Morales, generalmente conocida
.estimada en- la ciudad. Tiene ALI
su familia Y regresara principles de
la pr6Xima semana.
lie deseamos .el mejor viaje e impre
stones. -.. .rIr. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE MOCA

Ell dfa IA en- el barriO Cuchillas, la
pOlicfa arrest6 al sujetO Gregorio Men
dez PellOt, de "a amos de edad, por
haber intentadO violar a la joven
Paula Santiago, de II amos. Ell Juez
de Paz flo $1,000 de fianza al acusadO
para su libertad provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
COTIZACION DEL CAFE
BRASILENO

En- JUNO pr0XimO ell cafe del Brasil
alcanzara ell precio de ounce a diez
v seis d0lares quintal, en- New York,
dicen los eXpertOs en- dicho grano.
Esta nOticia quiere decir que el ca
fe de Puerto Rico mantentlra su
preciO regular de cotiZaci6n, varios
d0lares por encima del Brasil. +.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
CASINO PUERTORRIQUENO DE
So RIO PIEDRAS J

Ell DR.. Luis Pereira Leal, presidente
del Casino Puertorriquefio de Rio Pie
dlas, nos ha remitido dos invitaciOnes,
una para el Bale de. Elecci6n y otra
para ,el Bale de Nifos que Sc llevaran
a efecto ell dia 10 en- dichO centric so
cial. s.sso0 &c .t&2l 81 g. sIG "-ft
Nos completeness en- darle las gra-
cias al DR.. Pereira, por su atenci6n. Z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
VISITANDO A SAN JUAN

Ha estadO en- la ciudad, en- geStiones
de negOcios, nuestrO diStinguidO ami
go, ell active joven Manuel MatOs San
tos, de Ponce, que regreso ell viernes
aquella poblaci0n.
Que Sc repitan las gratas visitas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE COAMO NEGARON Ell RUMoR

FL rumor circulado referente a que
en- una de las tiltimas seSiones de la
Asambea Municipal de CoamO, algu-
nos de los cOnSejales sacaron a relu-
cir sus rev0lveres, ha sido desmentido
por los intereSadoS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
A BENEF1CIO DE UN POETA TIsICO

La function del % de febrero, del
Cine puerto Rico, de Santurce, Sc
ra benefcio del Lcdo. Jose p. Her
nandez, laureado poeta que Sc encuen-
ira gravemente enfermo de tisis, sin
recursos con variOs hijos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
DE MANATI

Siguen haciendOse los trabajos preli-
minares del acueductO.
La cosecha de tabacO promote
buen rendimientO.
Ell Lcdo. Dfaz, prOyecta instalar
una herrera moderna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
CAMBIo DE oFICINAs

Los inspectores del Trabajo, han pa
sadO a ocupar el local que en- el De
partamento de Agricultural Y Traba
jo ocupaba Ell Museo de Agricultural,
v viceversa este ocupa ahora ell que
tenfa aQuel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
s7si NEFET7T77EEE n m s77YyT9s
L RAFAEL DEL VAILEsiTIERI

Cerca de Agnirre sufriofnn. Academic
de attom6vil Ell sr. Rafael del valle,
del Rialto, qpeaie produjo una herida
en-; Ia cabeza, de la cual va Sc eneuen-
ira bien. Ell}f5tEj III dfI~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18
SALVADOR BRAU II, ALTOS

FL DIR. Luis r. Gil. eStablecera una
moderna Oticina dental en- Brau Al,
altos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-18

Avicultores, los alimentos que forman los blan-
cos y yemas del huevO son enteramente dife-
renteS. Para que pOnga muchoS huevOS eS
necesario que la gallina forme igual
cantidad de ambos
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ii,urimnisla fa,tpuneeisia. Sa5al-
letten plbunatilaiiln,oet t,,leiuat o.
lelraan ilurintpia poliittilia fofol,f-
lila ,nit1 n1isid tpaIttoisla on fos-
faan pibettp, t,,nn,.stalpat fniffi a.
iiantlmtiiat ia t,lletpat ne olenlaan
|l,n,resta nterfitDflesti ebistpsmieli.
lille ebooffaille.
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Gnpmalainen fupIlut @GinoSSG,
Ris.

g8olpoia fertoo: Wuuban puitpd
iitten tpibittiin Wr. Matti nltuila
MiinostG, Mis. ia Wars. Mmalio
aallionielni Nnlticista. Dalticiin
iaapl1ncen tiebnn n,lifnnn on Scr. III,
pila nDt fuollut fotononn Wdinos'
ia, Wis. 'poomenbalpauffeen. genorl
pari enndtti olIn atDioliitosia ainoas'
taan milton oian, fun tronen Militia
|n1ies 10 ioopui ia fatfaiii puoliIoltc
cI1mGn Iangon. gsrs. l1Gpila G
'tpiel1 ferinnpt m,rtttanlnan Mainoor
aIun1oan, fin 10 t,rlt fuolinionoma
Mrs. ullpila ia neiti Soa 3enoricf
lion ouat natfustaneet @isconiiniil
Eboittniaiiiir.
Wtrs. l1lipiln of aitottut ,rtuitto
man pditpd1, perastd n,unttoa Balti
cista WdinOon."
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&unaresii fofoonti,m mg6ntamaan
Iaituabbti0ilIe la1ipia.

Majbington. - Gongresii .ofocn-
tuu plil111Gr1iieen istuntoon 20 p0i=
ndnd ,narrasfuuta. ilmottaa eSnsta-
iobuonecn tpsidriestDsfomitean pI-
beenjcbtaia nc,l,potcltl,oan prel!Ocn-
tin fansla.
aonereslin nliutiGrGinen istuuto
f,ltll,taau foolle, fliten jo enaelnmili
on mainittu, erifoilermnin fdiittele-
moon ia p1Gttomadn ballitufien G.
iitpfiestd, ettd lainapbtioille mpor-
nettailiin lofioio io,naan tapna,1
f,lin ra,,totiepbtioille oitaiIelmmi!1
mponnettiin. 9allitus toiirno, ct.
til laipapbtioitd "paltitietua" lofi til.
liii bDmdfiptpfIi mn,ta!nasla milfoS
ia, tai ainofin enrnen t,tletpau ,naa
lisfuln nelidtti piiitputi.
2oiwapbti0ille laDjoia iofalpar
lain tdlittelp6 pioettNin fiircellileni
eritoiienrmin iiit6 ippst6, ettd ,ptpi
men fougreslin fofoonpano nipttai
porboiten tofaapon LAIN bpniifipnli
len
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Wimnciutan tDaltion napttelpn job-
tofnnta, iofa toimitti marapreiioent'
ii GpoliSgem pnbumaam lenaattorl
&elloss'im pnolesta, Dn ficltanst
lcnaattori 2aDolletten pnbnmasta
Sbiplteabin puOlesta napttelpalneen
bippoorpmesia. Spbtofnnnan firin'
ri s. $. Ganfielb fesfnsteltaesia TO-
fomshupncen luouuttamiIesta iefitt
QaTolletten uleman "Iafialaisten gs
taipan" ia "ioiialistin". ann tGmi
paiffa fiellettiin tnlee 2aTollett
pnbmmaau Eeople's firfosia ct
panlisia fesfimiiffona, marrasf.
Ip. 9prstai-iitana, marrasf. 2 =
2aTollette pubnu aeniuOob anbito
riumisIa Ninneapolisisia.