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Damage toKanatak Is About $50,000
K. K K May Dominate Legion Convention
SON Of GOVERNOR DONE
 BE MARRIED IN 'FR|5Cu

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-Plans for the marriage of Scott c. Bone, jr., to Lora Culberson, an Omaha school teacher, became known here today. MT. Bone is son of Governor and Mrs. Scott c. Bone of Alaska
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cARRUTHER3 IN PORT

The Canadian steamship James Car ruthers which is in port today taking on coal, halls from Prince Rupert. The Carruthers was built in Grimsby England, on the east coast. on the river Humbrey, which is the largest fishing port in the world, having a fleet of over 5000 fishing steamers. The Carruthers took on four carloads or 12O tons of coal to be used in her boilers
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OVERCOAT OF B. C. FORBES
 STOLEN WHILE AT LUNCHEON

SEATTLE, Oct 1S.-The overcoat of B. c. Forbes was stolen this after noon from his chair on the mezzanine floor of the Washington hotel while the noted financial writer was at luncheon.
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Paul Denhart, one of the old timers of the Caribou creek district, was through passenger on the Northwest- ern last night on his way tc the big Outside to spend the winter
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LLOYD GEORGE CANCELS
 DINNER BECAUSE OF ILLNESS

CHICAGO, Octf 17.-Lloyd George cancelled dinner engagement at the Chicago club tonight because of ill ness. The dinner was to have been given by Charles G. Dawes.
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COOLIDGE WILL CONFER
 SATURDAY WITH GOVERNORS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-President Coolidge will confer Saturday with the governors of various states on prohibition enforcement.
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The oil tanker Standard Service ar rived in port today and is filling the tanks of the local plant with fuel oil and by-products.
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Mackinaw Coats for School Boys; the kinds that stand the rough wear Brown & Hawkins. If
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FORMER MAYOR SALT LAKE
 KSlLLED WHILE HUNTING

SALT LAKE, Oct. 1S.-Edmund A. Book, former mayor of Salt Lake, was accidentally shot and killed while hunting ducks near here today
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RUSSIA DELIVERS 100000
 TONS OF RYE TO GERMANY

BERLIN, Oct 18.-Russia is deliv- ering four hundred thousand tons of rye to Germany, from this years crop.
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Dan Ross, deputy marshal at Una laska was passenger for Seward on the Starr, taking the Northwestern for Valdez.
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One of the best dances of the season will be given by the Seward Orchestra in A. B. hall Saturday night.
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TODAY IS "ALASkA DAY"

Today is Alaska Day, and it is be- ing celebrated in the schools of the city by special exercises.
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GOVERNOR GENERAL WOODS
 MESSAGE RECEIVED lN SILENCE

MANILA, Oct. 1S-When Governor General Leonard Wood completed -reading his 5O,OOO word annual mes sage to the Filipino legislature today there was no sound of approval or of disapproval, and he marched out in .deathly silence.
 TROTZkY HAS CANCER STOMACH
 MUNISH, Oct. 18.-Dr. Saurbach, a noted German surgeon, is proceeding to Moscow by airplain to treat Leon Trotzky for cancer of the stomach.
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Boys Slickers and Rain Hats at Brown & Hawkins. If
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School Shoes for boys; made of leather. Brown & Hawkins. If
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GEN. EVAN N. JOHNSON,
 WORLD WAR VET, DEAD

SCOTLAND NECK, Oct. 18.-Gen- eral Evan M Johnson, aged 70, of the Seventh division in France during the world war, died in Paris Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
WILL TAKE ANYTHING
Thieves and Burglars Get Varied As
sOrtment of Goods.

Thieves and burglars stole "any'
thing" they could get away with Thus
day afternoon and night, according to
reports filed with city detectives.
The back door of y. Meepos' gun
store. 100 South Flores street, was
kicked in" early during the night and
four automatic pistols stolen. Inc
burglary was discovered at 10 o'clock
Nine razors and eight hair clippers
were stolen by burglar who broke
into the barber shop, conducted by
Pedro Hernandez, 10 North Laredo
street. during the night. The back
door was "jimmied" to enter the
place.
Whitley Carvel company, Frost Bank
building. reported thieves drove up to
a Job under construction on the Corpus
Christi road near Hudd street and
stole ten sacks of cement.
Theodore Mueller, 1923 Hays street,
reported the loss of number of articles
of wearing apparel when a thief strip
ped the clothes line in the back
yard.
Dorothy Griffin. Tampico Hotel, re-
ported the theft of a blue serge dress.
Mrs. +. H. Hall, 1101 Burnett street,
lost her gOld-rimmed spectacles, ac-
cOrding to report filed Thursday after
noon. Neighbors. according TO the re-
port saw one of two Mexican boys,
said to have been peddling apples, pick
up the glasses.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
WINDY CITY MAYOR
WILL NOT MAKE RACE
FOR A THIRD TERM
Win Quit Illinois Politics
and Take Trip Around
the World.

Chicago, Jan. Exchanges in the 20
htical alignments and shifts in mayor
atty plans of the two major parties
were said by political observers to prob
able today as a result of Mayor WI
liam Hale Thompsons announcement
that he would not seek reelection ior
third term after having held the office
eight years.
Mayor Thompson issued a signed
statement last night, announcing his de-
cision to withdraw at least temporarily
from Illinois politics so that he might
review "the record of my adminlStra-
ton and my individual record
Il cannot be hampered with any per-
sonal candidacy for public office" he
explained. Mayor Thompson said ne
would take an active part in the com
ing campaign.
The two major parties had already
selected their candidates. the Rcpu5h-
can leaders uniting in selecting Arthur
{. Lueder. present postmaster. and the
Democrats naming Judge William T..
Dever.
Charges of un-Americanism made
against Mr.. Thompson during the war
were recalled by part of his statement
which said:
Il am going to refer again to the
issues of the world war; to the cOnscrlp-
ton of wealth and material as well as
men: to my plea made three years ago
to bring home the American soldiers in
Europe and Asia forthwith; to the
preservation of the peoples rights of
free speech and free assembly: TO the
exemption of people of small and mod
crate means from income taxation; 70
the solution of the traction problem By
peoples ownership and operation Of
street cars at five cent fare"
Mayor Thompson said that petitions
bearing his name for Republican can
didatG for mayor were placed in cir
culation by friends without his consent.
six days ago and 227.370 persons ZEN
dorsed the policies Of government advo-
Gated by men and petitiOned me TO stand
as a candidate for reelection"
Although he declined to reveal his
plans for the future friends cid lie
was contemplating a trip around The
world
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
Half the Children
in St. Louis Haze
Never Seen a Sheep

st. Louis. Jan. 25.-Followmg
suggestions that a COW and pig be
placed in the municipal zoo because
many st. Louis children have never
seen either, Superintendent Of In.
struction Maddox instituted a poll OF
six grade schools. and today an
nounccd the following results:
Of J37G children questioned, 10
per cent never saw a sheep, II per
cent never saw pig. IA per cent
never saw a mule and Il per cent
never saw q COW.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
CAN'T TELL EN- APART
Missouri TripIets Confuse Everybody
Even Parents Puzzled.

St. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 26.-Three Is
year-old girls, whose own father at
times cannot tell them apart. and whose
teachers are forced to rely upon seat
ing arrangements to distinguish then
in the class room. have been enrolled
in high school here. They are Mable
Martha and Mildred Bachman. triple'
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Bach.
man. Close friends and relatives also
say they are at loss to distinguish
the girls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26

Geneva, Jan. 26.-M. Vivian, as pres
ident, has convoked for February .,
at Geneva, the commission Of the
League of Nations for the reduction Of
ornaments. The commission will ex-
anime the resolution adopted by the
League of Nations in September last on
the reduction of ornaments and plan
mutual guarantees between the states.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
TPueden perdonarse el esc8pticismo
y Ia duda, perO la apat1a 0 mdiferen-
cia no debieran hallar caBida en- Ia
mente del m6dico tolerante, 1lustra-
10 y amante del progreso'@

No enda idea de 10 contenta feiz que me
haber poddo mi pueso despues dc
deseSeracl0n rs
astma hubera 70 endo la de enconrare ante
cuand0 fatame salud sn9duda mi vacacon
hubtra sdo &c los tres amos laTgos dc re-
cusion que he sudo Sin embargo sento mas agradeda
e herm0So resuado mi han tendo las
iempe rocoIare e primer dla lie VI en- octubre pddo
do usted traamieno deandome Ne
la magnaciou parecia al agente unerario
Ia puerta de mi esperanto mi embasamaTo
Tai la trse condcon halaba, apenas me
quedaba un sOplo de vida.
"Pues bien doctor; expresado por escro 10
ejor que puodo idea dc mi nnensa graud hacla usted
haya cornuado ejerciendo de saliva
dor Vdas asOmbrOsO tratamlento NUtORAL Con
r2cue1dos de agradecida adca pacente( tlrmado)
FLORENCE G GALLERY.-Jueves, JUNO Is de 1922
SIR. R. STRASCHN0W Agente exclusive para Hispano
America del "NUFORAL".
"Distingtido senor
AIe permo manifestae por oetos distribudos por
el r. Munro distributor del agene la Repubica
MeXcana, Arturo Bezana conocimieno de la
paraci6n llamada "NUFORAL" (FORMONUCLEO-ALLYL),
niendo affection de origen tuberculoso los
ntac s.endo estudante dc qUno la Escuela n de
Medcna de MecO deenci0n e conendo de dcho
foeto convencido dc Ia sinccrdad de Ia eora la
cada footO decdi sujetlme ratamiento habien
dome myectado ntaven0sa anpoeas de 20 mini
intcrvalos de tres das, OBTENIENDO NOTABLE
MEJOJA, de las fsulas mejora he
rios gora reaction t6rnca e da de Ia injection
DeSoaba segur nyectandOme dichO medicancnto
la agoado 81 rais segn nforman la agencia
voYcra a surtrso de e sino despues dc algdn tempo
Por tai motive oblgado drigirle la precnte
q IN dc supicae sva inomame 81 podra obener dire
dc used dchas anpoetas as indcamnc e
cio defa andae giro postal fin de sirva
mitinolo por mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
DEsDE JAYUYA

Ell -Grande es la algeria
del pdblico jayuyano al tener Ia Sc
tisfaccion Gle lecr este ilustrado diario
ol mismo dia de su publication. Ora
cias a la senorita Luz Ma. Ginorio y a
Don Manuel Mocete Padilla, agente de
dicbo peri6dico en- Ponce, el pdblico
de Jayuya tiene la gran oportunidad
de lecr las ultimas noticias del dia.
jAsi progresan los pueblos
LOS EsTUDIANTEs: hallan
entire nosotros los j6venes que en- Qua
yama Y otros pueblos reciben mas am
pia instruction que Ia Que pueden al
1uirir en- su lar native. Entro ellos
Sc hanan Dalila Leon Pepito Rami-
cez, Celina Tornado y Aurea Rullan.
tBienvenidos los que vienen en- busca
lie reposo para seguir la lucha por el
progresol
CINE PRINCESA:-Baj Ia compe
sente administration de Don Candido
Gonzalez sigue exhibiendo este cine
las mejores pebculas del dia tales CO.
mo 'Los Misterios de Paris. "Tra-
bajo'', LAS Huerfanitas de Paris
" "La Bibia' Damos las mas ex-
presivas gracias Don Candido por
su certeza al cscoger tan buenas pth-
culas para el pdblico iayuyano que tan
bien sabe apreciar ell buen arte.
LA GRADUACTON:- Ia negado
nosotros el rulnor de que tambi6n este
ano Sc proyecta suspender la gradua-
ai6n en- el Cine Princesa por causas
cue hasta los mismos ninos descono-
GER. E3 va bastante con las que he
NOS pasado pues hace tres cuatro
amos las graduaciones Sc vienen suspen-
diendo uevandose a cabo en- sitios
que no son prop6sito para estos ca
sos. Que perdone el cue Sc halle per
judicado pero hace dias cue ell pdbhco
de este pueblo soporta essos latigazos
sin protestar siquicra con una Erase sa-
sirica hasta la otra.
DON ORABGIA.
Junio l3 de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
Notas de la Isla

co y las simpatias dc todos los profe-
sores. Su discurso fue TN canto la
instruction, propendiendo por todos
los medios a Ia mayor mas rapida
diffusion de la ensehanza.
Este cronista tuvo ell gusto dc girar
una vista a Ia Escuela ~. T. Cooper
para yer la exhibici6n dc labores, ha-
biendo quedado encantado Gle los rs
trabajos que hicieron las alumnas
graduadas. Estos trabajos solo bas-
tan para dar una alta idea de la meri-
toria labor de la inteligente profesora
de labores Sra. Adelina. Schroeder de
Comas.
Reciban los muy competentes profe-
sores srta. Maria Falcon ST.. Alton
SO Ramirez, maestro de octave grado
Y professor principal respectivamente,
nuestra mas sincera felicitacion por
ell 6xito y el acierto con que han di-
rigido esta fiesta. asi como tambien el
ilustrado inspector Sr. Manuel Negr6n
Collazo nuestros mas calurosos place
mes. porque ell contribuy6 igualmente
al brillante resultado dc este festival.
Emilio I. GARCIA.
JUNO is dc 1928.
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PSgina a.
CuRTOSTDADES. .

Es indiscutible cue las reliQuias an
tiguas estan llamando mucho la aten-
oi6n universal, hoy Sc cotizan enor
mes precios. Luis Feuillade, elninente
escritor cinematogr&dco, ordeno EXPIRE
samente la construction de unas GUAM
tas fragatas al estilo del siglo XVII
rara presentar escenas reahstas en- su
famosa pelicula "El Hijo del Finbus-
tero", puos 6l Sc empen6 en- cue esta
obra sea la mejor que jamas Sc haya
'flmado", introduciendo en- Ia misma
este gran escritor frances es el direc-
tor de JUDEx BARRABAs, y con
todas las diferentes sensaciones que pro
Queen hilaridad y satisfaction en- toda
Ia humanidad. Todo ell mundo sabe que
ESQ esta dicho todo. No Sc "a rierda;
pzonto en- nuestros mejores Ctnes.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
OS Alta

RaOs I'd. 10 que os Cs%G0.
PATLA7 OsTEOPATTA cs In
Ciencia Ge cursr sjustaudo IL
Columna VertebraI y nervios. re-
novando la circDlaci6n de la
6&ngro por tratamiento manual
Ain necesIdad de usar droEas
slectricid&d.
81 todas las Barsea Sci 0xgA-
nisno humane estan en- conGt-
ci6n perfecta la sangre circula
bien, los nervi0s ordenados, Eu
ceTebrO despejsdo, su cuerpS
Agil; est& I'd. saIudable y este
10 puede hacar OSTEOPATIA.
SDsses I'd. conservarse sfempra
saludabls, joven, Tuerte y feslx7
Ne sufrs toda su vida, cIireas
Eiempo Pruebe los tratanlisn-
EOS do OSTECPATIA.
OSTEOPATLA cIzra aiglocs
clones, torceduras. Tos FerinA
Catarro, Pulmcnia, influenza y
todas classes dc Intermediates
Un1ce Doctor en o9TEOPA
TIA 0n Puerto Rico;--
DR.. 3. N. HALEY.
Consultori8:---
Aleas Colmado gtand4rg
Tel6fonos:--
OAcinA 627 San JuAn
Restdencia 282 Ganeuroa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
DON 0EAMIA.

Despu6s de penosa y larga enforme
dad Ia dejado de existir en- osta pobla
cion la sonora Dolores Vanga general
mente estimada en- esta ciudad. Euv a.
mos aus familiares nuesro sontieo
pesame.
Ell active laborioso joven Juan
R. Ramos Sc ha hecho cargo del Hotel
Comercio, Sc propone hacer diferen-
tes mejoras Ell el mismo. Deseamos al
ioven Ramos los mejoros 6xitos.
En- Vega Baja viene funcionando
con gran 6xito una cooperative. para
Ia venta de carnes. Al frente de esta
sociedad esta ell active rico agricuI-
tor don Francisco Gim6nez. Tratase dc
fundar otra para ell expendio dc pan.
Continna cnferma dc alglln cuida-
do Ia seiorita Trina Monies. Lo sen
timos.
-Magnffjca impresi on Ia causado
en- la opinion pubIca las atinadas OBJ
servaciones del Jefe de Justicia.
La atm6sfera ha variado algo de-
DIDO a algunos aguaceros que han cal
do en- esnos dias.
Sc observa inu.itado movimento
en- nuestros planteIes de ensenanza con
motive de las graduaciones. Ell cuerpo
de maestros c inspectores ha trabaja-
do fuerto eficientemente. FeIicita-
mos todos por los exitos alcanzados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
CORRESPONSAL
ALL SAN JUAN VS.. NEW PLATA

Ell domingo "a de los corrientes me
diran sus fuerzas en- ell Campo Depor-
two de cayey, la formidable novena
ALL SAN JUAN y. el aggressive NEW
PLATA, en- I'm double-header que Sc
celebrara en- dicho dia.
Los amantes del deporte en- Cayey,
asi como los de Caguas y Aibonito no
deben dejar perder la oportunida,1 de
yer jugar Ia novena ALL SAN JUAN
que en- tan buenas condolences Sc en-
cuentra hoy dia; ell NEW PLATA con
venientemente reforzado espera al ALL
SAN JUAN para darle ruda batalla.
MARQUES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
la TERAPEUTICA DEL "NUFORAL" EN- La
TUBERCULOSIS
Por el Professor Doctor Norbert KienzI
Yiena Deutsch Wagran, Austria


"Conaidero prmero de mucbo nteres ampcar
1epcrtes de de tuberculosis pumonar pubca
dos q Vienna Mediazanische Wochenschr No. cero
dc 1929
"CASO Nina dc amos, de pubertad en- los COS
ado doecho zquierdo, tTatamiento connuado nycc
clones dc 20 nyccion menua) desde prue-
has isioogicas caranen peban ccnnuada fbross
mancnc pernanentc cl esputo negative desde dcembe
dc 1921
"ChSO I.Redbias todos 28 inyecciones dc 20 M m
lsuhcQareas lIuet9s feioloe{as competancnC curada
Dado de alta.
"CAS0 IIL-Paraeo del case l. 1uchacho de 16 muy
raqco LA crccido nucho durante les utimos
Rcsultados de la examination fso6ga vueo
de quehacere herrero Recbdas por
sc iryeccioaes de 20 III. m.
"CASO WTisis ambos pumones; obstruction des-
composition de los edos Despues de 6 M
ha aumcntado muchmo, aparienca es muy buera
enconro condciones de reasumr oeupacones
crbente dc ofcna.
"A continuation doy datos correspondence eli
nccs los cuales fueron embellishments llevados.
"Resumiendo mis- cxpresar que en- 81
bic del ratauento .NUFORAI" sin
loso notable simple vista Dcspues de 10 nyecciones
dco e pacente ven sorpresa marcadsmo
ramento c apeo os, cxpecorac6n temperature;
c cspnO conyere negative c anass de vuave
la nprmaHdad
Este fcn6meno mi larga experienea In eI
de tuberculosis puede eectuado rcguar
dad nngIn otro agente terapeuco eo epeccos
hg6nico di6tico fcs medacion de cualquier otro
cspecifco "NUFORAL.. ....
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a gaRas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
DE MANATI

Junio Is de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
PONGA ESTA MARAVlLLOSA
SORTIJA JUNTO A UN BRl-
LLANTE LECITIMO Y 81 PUE-
DE NOTAR ALCUNA DlFEREN-
CIA, DEVUELVANOSLA.

Los brillantes ''Babon" positiyamento
igualan los brillantes legitimos. 81 msmo
respalndor La misma llama resplandeciente
los mismos disturbances ravos dc fuego vi
vo de arcoiris, casi desafando al que la
sido un eyperto en- brilantes toda su vida.
Someta al "Rabon" las Inismas pruobas
a que listed someteria un brillante legiti-
mo, Convenzase 81 misno de sus asonbro-
sas cualidades
USE UN BRTLLANTE 'RABON' POR
DIEz DIAS GRATIS listed NO ARRIEs~
GA NADIA 81 usted sus amigos puoaen
notar aguna diferenca, devr6lvanos'a lie
garantizamos Ia devoluci6n de su dmero in
mcdiatanente. Los ndmeros 8 y van moa.
tados en- concha de orc de IA }ilates. Los
nlmeros 8, 10 en- efccto de platino ma
cizo. Tamano de klate blanco azuado. ab-
kilates
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
OPINIONFS Y CONYICClONES DEL PROFESSOR DOCTOR
NORBERT KIENZI DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE VIENA
THE NUFoRAL LABORATORIES, INC.
686-688 Lexington Avs NEW J



686-688 Lexington Avs NEW YORK, L. S. A.
Vcna, agosto 20,-922
"Muy
"Tengo mucho gsto de disposition de uscde los
lguenteS repores, autorzandoo publication las
rovlstas medlcas amercanas cuaquiea
hare publican este artcuo dc les proXmos del
Fiena Medzasche Wochenscrft jto los detales amp
fcadores de los doctorcs Fisher Gressinger Werner
mi FIRME CONYICCION ES QUE "NUF0RAL" REPRE-
SENTA HOY Ola Ell MEJOR AGENTE TERAPEUTICO QUE
Ia. FARMACOPEA MODERNA POSEE PARA Ell IRA
TAMIENTO DE Ia TUBERCULOSIS ENFERMEDADES
DE LAS Was RESPIRATORIAS-N1uv respetuosament SUI
80, Professor DR.. NOBERT KIENZL"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
NO ENvlE DIEERO


Soamente maade cl tamaho de Ia sorti-
ia en- una ira de papel que de puuta q pun.
ia le cubra arcdelor del dedo. su sortjia
le ssra eav ada a. vuoua dc correo. Cuando
lo legue deposne ron 81 cartero e montan-
te indicado arr ha y s dentro del plazo de
diez dias resuelyo no Quedarge con ella de
yuGlvanosla obtcnga su dineyo otra vaz.
GRATIS G.:...:. .:s:s. ..4.:;..- &. ).
viaremos ENTERTAINMENTS
gratis So preferencia entire I'M par dc yum
tas para puno dc frente dc ORC soldo,
bien alhler de corbata montado en- cro
s6lido aquellas personas que ordeneu dos
mas sortiias. Esta oferto Sc mantendra en-
vigencia per periodo limitado de tempo
solamente. Envienos pedido hoy mismo.
THE RADON co.
Dept 8 942 Bway, New York.
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3 ampolletas de 20 minimas,
3 ampolletas de 80 minimas,
s arlnolletas de 40 minimas.

"5n mas Dor ahoa que p0niendome ordencs q
compromso dc comuncar ustedes la anuenca dc mi
ico Ell resutado obenga fin de contrbuir estadis-
tca, quedo de listed alto S. S(No damo el nombre del
frlnante estar autorzado ello)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-21
YOUTH WHO GAVE
SHERIFF GRAY HAIR
CALLED TO COUNTY

Grover Burns, a Waupun inmate,
was brought here Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Angelina Burns, who passed away at
British Hollow Tuesday. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday. The young
man was* in charge of J. P. Brady,
Waupun official, who has been here
with Ike Bierman and ]. Harold Pugh.
Burns is the man who pulled the
escape from the county Jail year OF
so ago and caused gray hair to appear
in the head OF former Sheriff Holmes.
1t was found that the boys were able
to slide through a hole through the
jail floor and then work through a
basement window to freedom. This
was done not once, but several times.
The escaping young men thoroughly
soaped their bodies before wriggling
through the narrow passages. Inc
county took steps to make the Jail
escape proof and no deliveries have
been made since.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-21

terest on money used by him in con-
duct of his Office. 1t was voted to al
low the sheriff to present part of his
claims for audit and payment on April
LIST and July LIST of each year. The
sheriff was also allowed $410 lost in
the Peoples State Bank. He was dis
allowed car damages of 1854 received
in an auto accident while conducting
patient to Mendoza.
The Board voted authority to the
asylum board to sell the asylum pow
er line to the Interstate company SO
that proper maintenance can be given
the line.
500 was voted to aid poultry shows
one to be held at Fennimore and one
at Platteville during the winter.
The Fennimore State bank was
made a county depository. The in
terest rate is 81 percent on daily
balances. A surety bond of $280,000
is required.
Blind aid was increased to $4,000.
Last year the blind aid was $3,262.50
to 20 persons. A new state law re-
quires the county to provide larger
sum.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-21
Frank Muench.
WALTONIANS TO
INVITE SPEAKER

The Izaak Walton League Of Ian
caster, enjoyed a fine game supper
through the generosity of brother
Waltonians who bagged number OF
rabbits for a banquet Thursday night.
Following the feed, business was IN
order and the club voted to be respon-
sible for the formation of another club
in the county and to sponsor the visit
of a club speaker some time this win
ter. Judge Graas of Green Bay, a
noted jurist and Waltonian, has pledg-
ed himself to make one hundred adj
dresses in the interest of outdoor
America in the state this winter. The
club expects to have Judge Graas here
soon. Following the business meet
ing a social program was put on un-
der the direction of Hugh Orion. The
club hopes to not only do its share IN
the great work of conserving the ma
tural resources of America but to act
in a helpful way toward the solution
of civic problems.