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Curtis Farmer transacted business
at Huron the first Of the week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Eastman kodaks and films at Will
cox's. Leave your finishing with us.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Salvet Hog and Worm tone at Col
Inns and Shaw Drug Store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Wright's sugar cur and ham pickle
at Collins & Shaw Drug Store.
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H MILLER PRESS

THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, APRIL n, 1919
Acme Minerals at the Feed Store.
Battery charging done ct Vaver-
stock Garage.
Russell Bard is ~transacting business
In Minneapolis this week.
Battery charging done at Haver-
stock Garage.
Wright's condensed smoke at Col
Inns & Shaw Drug Store.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
z. r. Gade Friday. April 9Th.
Muresco and Alabastine wall finish
at Wilcox's.
wright's sugar cure and ham pickle
at Collins & Shaw Drug Store.
Curtis Farmer transacted business
at Huron the first Of the week.
Salvet Hog and Worm tone at Col
Inns and Shaw Drug Store.
" uysN
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Russell Bard is t~ransacting business
in Minneapolis this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Battery charging done at Hsver-
stock Garage.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Wright's condensed smoke at Col
Inns & Shaw Drug Store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

Muresco and Alabastine wall finish
at Wilcox's.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12
THURSDAY, APRIL n, isss

Battery charging done ct Haver-
stock Garage.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24
STRANGE AFFINITY BETWEEN
BUSINESS FAILURES AND
FIRE INSURANCE LO90

The whole business world was
startled recently by the expose by
insurance companies Of the amasins
correspondence between business
losses Of the country and IRE insur-
ance losses. The enormous extent
Of incendiarism followed closely the
ratio Of business failures, In other
words. When business was good.
fires fell off-when business was
bad, burnings increased.
II this had happened during two
or three years II might be consider
ed . coincidence. but when It con-
tinued during the past eleven years
such an explanation becomes absurd.
1t wasn't accidental, It was criminal
and proves that honest policy hold
ers are supporting criminals with
every premium they pay.
The situation ID to be deplored.
Insurance companies refuse suspici-
Gus applicants and contest suspicious
claims, but they are entitled to help
from agents. credit men. ohicials
and good citizens generally.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24
NOTICE OF MEETING or THE
BOARD or COUNTY COM.
Ms6lONERG Al EQUAL


Notice IL hereby given that the
Board OF County Commissioner IN
and for Rio 0rande County vail
sit a. . Board Of Equalization on
Tuesday the %th day Of September
and will be In session not less than
three nor more than ten days, said
meeting being for the purpose Of
going over the assessment roll.
hearing complaints. and equaliRine
such assessments. The board will
also sit ~ an equalization Board on
the lsth day Of September. and be
In session not less than two nor more
than ten days. such meeting being
for the purpose OF hearing any and
all complaints filed relative to any
changes made at the hrst meeting.
relating to the assessed valuation
on property both real and personal.
Given under my hand and oficial
seal this 23nd. day OF August A. d.
1923.
H. q. TRAPP.
County Clek.
(SEAL1
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24
TARIFF CONGRESS no
MEET IN DENVER

Denver. Colo. Aug. 22-The
movement OF Western producers.
aided by bankers. Chambers OF
Commerce and other Civic bodies
in an effort to take the tariff out Of
partisan politics and secure the
adoption Of = permanent tariff policy
suited to the needs Of the West.
took definite form today when Gov
ernor Sweet Of Colorado and other
Western Governors Joined yith the
producers in q call for . Western
Tariff Congress. The Congress win
be held in Denver early In October.
the exact time to be announced At
an early date.
The ofhcers Of the Coagress are
e. n. Ammons. former Governor Of
Colorado. Chairman. Frank J. Hag-
endarth Of Salt Lake City. Chair
man OF the Organization Committee
and J. A. Arnold Of Fort Worth.
Texas. active head Of the Southern
Tariff Association. Manager.
The movement IL declared to be
strictly non-partisan with the prim.
ary purpose Of taking the tariff out
Of partisan politics. creating . med
ium for the discussion Of the tariR
aud other economic issues which
affect the welfare Of Western pro-
ducers and to assist in maintaining
the present tariff duties upon West.
ern products.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Yankee How will America him?
ne Is an admirable kste~er His greatest gift nee
What part II has played in the history Of American poes
Charles Hughes would have elected be
made speaking tour and talked himself Of the csc,,on
Woodrow Wilson. during period Of profound silence vas
ss,aaesd ey million: .! 4: nation: then b.
warren Harding politically wise. knew tina. he stayed
eo by his own front porch and spoke e he would
oe1eat Cox Overwhelmingly, and he did
Coodse since biz election Vice Presidency has
only strayed far from his confines time Out to VAST se
sIus. . a, in nnn.ota After reading about minutes
and dsy voiced their demand. ITO t5o. out the
The only thing that will outweigh silence for President
Cooidse will Be the actual delivery Of the goods required
6 more and exaeting public And here few al lie
things about which they will want "to b satisaed"
Whss ~ geaag - = ~ tssessasd eesl ,uf,
80 aaeebss winter of frsssiag fsahssI .
WY asc yes gotag 70 q . hslp IL suss
Eee:e pstess tes 49, = ssys. end ssi Ne psodseo
Nsdeas = WesN cesNl
upon h' seon on thess and dozens Of other public questions
sprtns or a least bis election defeat in the Of 1924
The sixtssn ilons q good American readers vho -
eno sean ts article IN this and several thousand sister ps
eanksting svssy STATE Ia Union win watch ana v.t ~
dgs and vote according the dictates Of tss
and mayhaps-ths wishes q thse wives
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

yer. and intimate friend Of Stearns.
will be named Attorney-General II
Attorney-General Daugherty resigns.
as 10 looked for. Butler lately be-
came Republican National Commit.
teeman when Secretary of War
Weeks retired.
Hay State Political Hub
Together with Butler and James
B. Reynolds. the Washington bank
er. who also halls from the Bay
state. the three are acknowledged
As the new President's closest poll
tical advisors. II IL expected that
they will help develop and put
through . program fashioned after
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24
the New England business plan.

the New England business plan.
Taking In confederation the Presi-
dents three advisors. and with the
executive support. the speaker Of
the House. Gillette. Weeks In the
Cabinet. Winslow. Greene. Tread
way and Rogers ~ House leaders,
and Lodge In the Senate, all from
the Bay state-Massachuset IL in
An excellent position to get what 1t
wants before Congress.
With these developments Boston
10 fast becoming the Hub of the pol.
ittcal wheel-and the hand OF Frank
Waterman Stearns 10 seen spinning
II around.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Misses Bertha ssA Kathryn MI.
lsr Of Omaha. Nsbr.. arrived Thurs-
day 70 visit With D. =. Smith aad
daushtsrs. Mn. FrsA Dunksr aad
Mrs. Robert Macarthur.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24
With Other Bay Sa-
tiers, He is Destined
to Play Leading Part
IN Shaping Program

Washington. d. C.-Is Frank
". Stearns. the Boston merchant
and closest personal friend OF the
new president. to be the right
hand" man OF the Coolidge admin
Astration!
= In the opinion Of many persons
1s II TO be what Colonel House
was to the administration Of Wood
row Wilson. Some believe that he
- destined to play an important
part in shaping OF . Legislative
program-others. who have been
watching him with critical eyes.
that he may become an admins
Ssation nuisance.'
During the nrst few days follow
nag the elevation OF Coolidge to the
presidency. stearns was seen con-
Gtantly In and out OF the executive
0site. He enacted the role Of major
Aomo around the presidential hotel.
Il was during this period that In
order to arrange an audience for
Justice Sanford OF the Supreme
Court. who had called: Stearns in
tYuded on . Cabinet conference the
president was holding.
Presidsnt's First Caller
The Boston merchant was the hrst
caller TO enter President CooIidge's
Once At the executive mansion
after the new president took up his
duties. He has been with Coolidge
almost continuously since he arrived
IN Washington following Harding's
death.
Frank Waterman Stearns IL well
known In his own state. He IL chair
man OF board of directors OF II. II.
0tsarns Company. the great Boston
department store founded by his
father. and for years has been the
strongest political adviser of Calvin
Coolidge.
0tearns In trustee OF Amherst Col
Ssge. from which the President Was
graduated: n director OF the Chill
Boston. South End House and Bun.
her Hin Boys Club. q member Of
the executive committee Of the
American Trust Company and Of the
Investment committee OF the Provi.
Gent Institution OF Savings In the
town OF Boston. = member Of the
CoagreGationaiiat Church. the Chi
Poi fraternity and the Massachu.
Aetts. Middiesex. Algonquin, Bras
Ourn Country and University Clubs.
Oees Rigaiacaace
While Republican leaders are
holding many political conferences
which are the order OF the day in
Wsshington. they are wondering
Aew much help this right hand"
aau will give the Chief Executive
lsriAg the nsxt ten months. the
brief time which Coolidge has to
write . record Of achievement. be-
tore the nsxt Republican convsa.
eioa.
Msay Observers arosnd the szs.
sutivs aansioa attached consider
stis political iapostaace 70 the fact
that otsafns brought aaditieaal H.
lusses asl support tor the Prssi.
lsat with The VISIT Of the Msseaehu.
esets Republican ofsaaisaAioa lass
Wsek. TAb was the Asst coacsrtsA
action fron aay state 70 pat then.
eolvss anl tAsif state oreaaisaties
beAisl the nsv slniaissrstioa.
Po,lisai Dsalses also ~ sisniA.
essss y tAs fsel that II y bslIsvsA
ehst W11l1Aa y. Dutles. Boston Nv.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

tooI evof Jeit hn mate.
The eyes Of the Nation now turn 70
Coolidse The people wish him well. They
pray his Stewardship may make for peace,
happinesc and prosperity. They will judge
him By bis scta
What sort Of man 10 bet Will b b
nominated BY bis party next sprinsi
Coolidge il cool, calm, calculating. He
ts honest. He Is stern. He l. intensely ambi.
tioua A college graduate Of fair ability.
thro' period Of Law with small amount
OF practice and small fees. He turned 10
politics and public Office. He has held once
most OF bis years since maturity.
~ Born poor boy on farm. he is a typical
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Peter schuits aad family = Pue-
bio we're visitors II Moote visea
fussday sarosts % The Aesa vee1e
- . eaoplss trip. Ms. oehultS \
Dsssilsst Il he sasraviAs esaSaay
- that Ha0e q pueAio.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Ar. and Mrs. Richard Jeass aa1
children LETT for their ho0e 10
Evanston. Ill.,. after spsnaiag . fsv
weeks at the J. H. Smith hs0e.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

L. r. Price who has bssn In
ksasnsy. Nsbrsska for the psst few
weeks % business returned last
Friday morning.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Charles DovdisA asd Nesuee1
CLANCY left last Friday 0esAlaG
tvia auto) for Dsaver a1l vas5ou9
other Dolnts.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Mr. and Mrs. Jssss Moatsomsry
and soa Keith isft Tor Dsavsr iva
auto) Tuesday morning. 70 spsal Q
week. visiting. They will stop fos
. few 1ays II Pustle.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

WASHINGTON D. CFank ". naevaen and
the Presidents friend
Colonel ouse Coolidge execied
leading part In shaping legislative -"
Together with William NJ Butler. Rostoa
Reynolds
are acknowledged the Presidents
The above otO Ii
o. unofficial Washington
lHarding win Hays. motion r. Steons
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-08-24

Yos Caaaa e~vs 1ssaA - Asposs. Bssa.ss
1sUeh b gsss AAsa3
The Calling Of Coolidee
~ lol3ll ri d4RX

Harding has gone Coolidge has come Harding human.
W 70 man has made countless Thousands hs passing
No 6ndiee occupied TIE White Hoaas No eeusr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
DE MANATI

Aver Sc le did cristiana sepultura
en- este pueblo, al cadaver del honrado
eiudadano espaiiol tlbn Jose Barque-
no, iefe de iirtmerosa familia y perso-
ma que gozaba en- la comunidad del
mas alto aprecic. Ell finado desem-
peilalh un presto de confianza en- la
Sucursal del Baneo Territorial y Agrf-
cola en- aquella poblaci0n.
En- el sitio de cost,imbre, en nom
bre de la familia, del Banco Terrific
rial de la Colonia Espafiola. tIi0 las
gracias "a La ilitfnercsa aoncurrencia
que fu6 acompafiando al cadayer has
ia su sitio de reposo, el sefior don Ma,
nncl Alvarez, Secretai.io de la secci0n
de la Casa dc Espafia en- Manatf. el
cual hizo un conmovetlOr discurso, po-
niendo de relieve las cualidares Gle Ia
bcriosidad Y honradez que distingufan
al que va no existe.
Por disposition del finado, ell f6'
retro fue envhelto en- la gloriosa ban
dera de Espaiia.
Paz a los rostos del que cumpli6 su
tnqstino en- In TERRA y reciban sus ape
nados deudos Ia expression de nues-
tro sentido pesame PR ell dolor que
les abruma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
AuoRA. no HAY Case.

CHICAGO, fehrero. = Howard Gil
rard. muchacho de 1S amos de edad,
heredero de una fortuna de 100000
que lie legara un ito suyo muerto en-
Paris recientemente, poniendose un
delmtal de cuero Sc cntreg6 hoy sus
faenas diarias como ayudante de prem
sista.
Girard piensa establecer una imprcn
Ia de su propiedad. -
Cuando Sc .le interrog6 81 pensaba
easarse ahora que poesfa tan cuantio-
sa fortuna, este contesto: ISL las mu-
chachas no Sc sonrieron conmigo cuan
do yo era pobre, ;que Sc las lleye ell
diablo ahora q
.Girard vivfa en- una modesto casa
Ell Bridge, Mass. en- donde su padre
Sc CANADA Ia vida como barbero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
EN- Ell SENADO
De WASHINGTON

En- la Session del Senado de los Es-
tadcs Unidbs, de enero 20, Sc di6 cuen-
ia con las prepuestas de nuevos admi-
nistradores de correos para Alabama,
Arkansas, California, Delaware, Hi
nois, Indiana, Kentucky, MassaclIus-
sets, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri
Nebraska, New Jersey, New. York.
North Carolina. Ohio, Oklahoma, Penn
sylvania. Tennessee. Texas, Vermont.
West Virginia, Wisconsin Y Wyoming
Los 40 candidates enviados por ell
Presidente sustituyen Postmasters
que han cumplido sus terminus, la
mayor parte en- los liltimos tres me-
ses de 1922 V en- un solo case, el de
Tomas w. Kelly, para Saltwater.
Oklahoma, sustituyendo a l. o. Diggs,
Sc designa un nuevo empleado antes de
terminar -el t6rmino para que fue nom
blado el sustituto, que en- este vencfa
en- enero de 1923.
Hay algunas sustituciones por reniln
cia del postmaster respective Y una
remoci0n destituci0n.
Entire los postmasters cuyas candi-
daturas designaciones quedaron apro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
Panama S!guG Q[0tGStald0

WASHINGTON LA jurisdiction
fiscal de ID zona del canal de Panama
dcsde Ell punto de vista International,
Ell cuanto coneiefne d importaciones
v eyp0rtaciones, iltinca ha ~cesado de
correspondent aparenteinehte la re-
pdblica de Panama, segdn expresa su
gobierno en- COMMUNICATION dirigida a
les Estados Unidos en- relaci6n con
las negociaciones tendencies la subs
tituci0n del denominado "4Acuerdo
Taft, por nna convention entire los
Estados Unidos Y Panama.
= Este acllerde celehrado Ell Dcbre.
de 1904 fue para interpretar ciertas
clausulas del trattl{I5 del canal y de-
telminar el status jtlfidico de la zona.
El gobierno de Panama, en- su me-
morandum al departamento de estado
hace referencia la aserci6n del pre-
sidente Roosevelt de que los Estados
|. Unidos mo tienen La mas mfnima in
tenci6n de establecer una colonia indie
pendiente en- medic del estado de Pa
nami.''
Esto fu6 dclarado eli carta a Mr..
Taft, entonces Secretario de la Guerra
que estaba tratando de esclarecer al
gunas de las liferencias que Sc ha-
bian suscitado sobre 10 que el' pueblo
de Panama consideraba violaci0n del
tratado del canal.
Panama reclana como derecho deri-
vdo del tratado del canal Y confirma-
do despues por el ac,erdo Taft, la ju-
ris,licci6n de Id rendblica sobre el CO.
mercfo exterior de Id zona del canal.
Esta es. la principal aclaraci6n del
gobierno de Panama en- la nota diri-
gida a, les Estados Unidos, copia de
la cual fu6 hecha piblica por la can
cillerfa panamefia.
Despuds de hacer constar que Pa
namd habfa esperado mayores bene-
ficios como resultado de La construc-
ci6n del canal y los negocios consi-
gnientes que Sc crefan Sc desenvolve-
rfan, la nota sigue diciendo que el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

Nftidamente presentados, la Casa
Editorial de "La Mujer Espanola" de
Barcelona, ACADIA de lamar a la: pu-
blicidad tres interesantes figurines
que son tres utilfsimos manuales de
trabajos de aguja, cuyos modelos son
de una admirable maestrfa solo traba-
iados por nuestras inujeres de habla
sspafola, por cuya habilidad y arte
santo Sc ha dado conocer en- todo el
nundo. " s
Ell prilnero de esos tres magazines
Iue como los deinas viene impreso en-
infsimo papcl satinado v provisto de
,oda clase de fotograbados mostran-
10 los modelos de cada trabajo de que
rata, esta dedicado a las labores de
,erlas v lentejuelas, tan en- boga en-
a actualidad. Trabajos de crochet,
ie malta, de punto, con aplicaciones
,e perlas algunas; labores de bolsas
e rnano, desde la mas fina la CO.
riente; bordados para abanicos, pa
ssuelos, collares, platillos, centros de
lesa, etc. Ell segundo volumen todavia
las interesante, trae modelos con sus
nstrucciones para realizar bellisimos
originates trabajos de tejidos para
,rendas de nifios, tales como abrigui-
os, zapatos, nledias, franelas, refar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

pueblo panameilo cstd grandemente
alarmado del desarrollo ulterior que
las autoridades del canal tienen la
intenci6n de darle con la tentativa de
que el acuerdo Taft sea substitute por
otra folma deaeuerdo que les permita
hacer Gel canal un negocia mas flo
reciente que al presente, con detri-
nento de la rep1blica de Panama.
La nota es de caracter amistoso Y
Panama declara que es. su deseo 5000
Eerar con el gobiernO de los Esta-
dos Unidos EN- todo 10 que tienda a
asegurar In operaci6n efi.iente del ca
nal, asf como su protection, perO q.
el pueblo y el gobierno de Pamma es-
peran "que los EStados Uni5Aos, al pro-
poner ell nucvo contrato, Sc mueStren
animados del misno espfritu de COR
dial amistad que inspire al presiden-
tc Roosevelt Y al secretarioi Taft al
tempo en- que celebr6 el acuerdo Taft
Atn no sc ha infolmado al gobier-
no panameIo de las modificaciones
exactas que ell gobieno norteamerica-
no desea hacer al acuerdo Taft, las
cuales han sido objeto de estudic en-
los departamentos de estado Y de que
rra, con Ia consulta del gobernador de
zqna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
Los BanGls AgTiCl|aS

5 WASHINGTON. febrero LA apro
baci6n del proyacto de ley Lenroot-
Anderson, asesufada va, kegaifl 10 SOS
tenedores del gobIerno ch el senaao,
asegura una cohsigtiacion de $1.2OO.-
100000 para eteditos rttrales, como
medida de protection los agriculto-
res.
Segdn los t6rininos del proyect0, ca
da uno de los doce Dances agrfcoias
asta autorizado para establecer depar-
tamentos de crediEos con uii capital
de $5.0O0.0OO favor de los agricul-
torres. los cuales setdn subscfitos por
el gobierno por mediaci0fi del depar-
tamento del Tesoro.
Cada banco podrfa Ademas emitir
otros $5.O00,0OO con Ell mismo objeto
Y que tambien serfati subscrfptos por
el gobierno, una vez que la junta fe-
deral de emprestitos agrfcolas 10 au-
torizara.t
Ell departamento de creditos agrfco-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
CHOCOLATE AsEsINo.


Londres, febrero 10.-Fue arresta-
do hoy un sujeto llamado Walter f.
Tatam, horticultor, acusado de hnber
intentado asesinar a Sir William Ho-
rewood, jefe de Scotland Yard, por
medic de i'm veneno escondido en- un
dulce de chocolate.
Cuando Sc lie conducfa la cdrcel,
Tatam trat6 dc atacar al policfa que
10 llevaba con el mango de una espa-
da.
En- Ia habitaci6n del prisionero Sc
encontr6 una GAIA de chocolates un
libro memorandum, objetos que COM
prueban la culpabilidad del prisione-
.ro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

badas en- la expresada session ejecutiva
del % de enero, hay ocho mujeres.
La designation del Hon. Edward F.
Sanord, para Juez de la Corte Supre-
ma de los Estados Unidos, fue apro-
bada tambi6n en- la expresada session.
Ell senior Robert Woods Bliss, de
New York, ha sido designado para pri-
mer assistant secretario de Estado de
la mission extraordinaria que Sc envfa
a Suecia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

las del banco est:l autorizado para ha
Ger descuentos 3 traficar cn valores
expedidos con ppop5sitos agrieolas !,
transaceiones garaderas.
Cada banco esta tambfcn autoriza
do para haecr emprestitos socieda
dies coopcratiyas.. siempre que Sc ga
ranticen con hipotecas.
Las transacciones sobre estos vaIo
res podrfan contener un plazo hast,
tic nueye meses.
Sc discute. sin embargo, 81 habrf
ticmret en- Ia SeSioncS para Ia aproba
ci6n de Ia nedida, toda vez que s6l'
falta un mes para que Sc las clansur
Ell senador Lenroot .ha manifestado
eonfianza por su partc en- que Ia me-
.dida sera aprobada antes dc que ter
minen las sesiones de la cdmara dc
diputados, segnn los resultados de las
entreyistas que ha celebrado con los
dirigentes de la misma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
LA BIBLIOTECA DE LA MUJER
ESPANOLA

Labores de perlas y lenteiuelas.-
Prendas infantiles de punto y de
dia.-Labores de Richeliu. Otros
trabajos de aguja de gran utilidad
en- nuestros pafses.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27
ALARcos BAL A KossUTH
K0RBEN.

Mar most felhiviuk. olvas6ink
figyelmet ARA a nagyszerii masz-
kabalra, amt a 'kossuth, k0r vi
galmi bizottsaga keszit el6 januar
San, 'ledden. Varosszerte lazasan
kesziilnek a miiveszi es boh6kas
maszkak ere az akalomra kiil0-
nosen fiatalsag nagyban kesziil
ere sok kedyes es- mulatsago e.
piz6dokra alkalmat ado mulatsa .
ra.
Lapunk legkozelebbi szamaban
.reszletesebben beszamolunk az
el0kesziiletekr6l, de mar most fell
hivjuk olvas6ink figyelmet erre
az alarcos maszka balra remel-
jtik, hogy azon Youngstown 0ssz-
magyarsaga fog egymasnak talal-
kat adni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27

Tstvan' keresztkomai, valamint a
szeret6 j6 baratok es gyari nun
kastarsai.
Mi is megindultan szamolunk
be szegeny magyar testveriink
megrendit0 tragediajar6l S igaz
reszvettel allunk meg friss SIR
domb mellett kerjiik az Ur ke-
gyelmet, hogy szerencsetlen or
vegynek adjon vigasztalast, mely
sebere enyhilest, hogy becsiiletes
emberekke tudja felnevelni a SEE
geny hat apr6 kis arvat.