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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-22

dfasY ySrantes4de ello, o-sdespues; en-
Madrid Q en- cualquier ciudad en- que
pudieramos encontrarnos; e. tendrfa
sumo placer en- recibirnos.
Hace poco recibf la vista de
otro portorriqueho nos dice don AL.
fonso es cseritor, ha sido artillero,
ha publicado un hearmoso libro... Ri,
vero, ESQ es, el captain Rivero.
Don Alfonso avanza un paso Sc
detiene ante mi. lone amabIe estuvo
usted conmigo! ! como me con-
movie. usted con su discurso!
--Selor, 81 10 estimdis asf-zle die
es porque acaso acerte n hablar en-
nombre de. todos aquellos que os hu-
biesen dicho To- misnlo que yo...
Pasa Ell Rey para hablar con otro
grupo, y, Sc 1lega a nosotros la Reina
Victoria Eugenia. La Reina es toda
blanca Y azul, y mas que la diadema
de brillantes Y perlas que orla SUI
frente, refulgen sus cabellos de orc y
sus ojos de ancho Y noble mirar. Nos
pregHnta Ia agregia sei1ora de d6nde
somos y al responderle que de Puerto
Rico, nos dice n -Sf, 81, de Puerto
!, Itt:o, pero de ,aQuf, :tle d5nde son US
tedes? ysssfss ,l.s
g4 =. ~.
Y al decirle don Abelardo que era
de Huelva, y Soto de Malaga, v Trigo
de Badajoz, 70, de Cadiz, la Reina
abre el estuche de perlas de su ,boca y
Sc RE, Sc RE con una cordialidad, con
una stnpatfa, con una algeria en- ique
entra el cielo de sus ojos, ell sol de sus
eabellos, la misica de SUI voz, Sc ffe,; "
exclama iPues 70 tambien soy an
daluza, porque 20 soy seyillana!
~ sevilla, Espaiia entera os
adora, Majestad-le digo,
-Es que las simpatfas han de ser
recfprocas siempre, para que el carifio
Sc afirme-responde ; Y agrega:
Nos yolyeremos a yer en- SeVilla.
Seguramente. Quizas antes, pero allf
de seguro. 70 voy la Feria... iOh,
la Feria de Sevilla!
Do1a Victoria RE, Y su franca, SUI
noble, su alegre, su' bella risa es la
,Ihareha real que la acompafa. Ia be-
liza musica que una vez ofda, no olyi-
daremos jamas.
+ Ysitras de la Reina bella, viene Ia
Reina tnadre. Dona Maria Cristina
iuce uns traje gris-plata como sus ca.
bellos en- que los brillantes de su dia-
adrna Sc eiigaFza1l ts.tefulsea celts ce
gadora lud. Acompafa a la Reina
Cristifia; para pres4htafnos a ella, sel
marques del Valle de Anso, que ha
asistiao las sesi6nes del Congreso,
lesde Ia inaugural y que me sa ofre-
cido reiteradamente su escafio zen ell
Senado, para que 20 10 ocupe. Al pre-
sentarme a La Reina, dice de mi cosas
ainables, y de mi digcurso de saluta-
ei6n al Rey, unos elogfos muy gene
rosos..
Isl 10 he leflc, es nruy bello. Gra-
cias. gracias! lie agredezco mucho 10
que ha dicho, de mi hijo Y de noso-
tros, Y usted, vive adpf, verdad?... :.
psted yiye aqni. -.
No, ~Majestad. 70 vivo on puer-
to Rico.
EN- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-22

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-22
cRoNIcAs DE PEREZ LosADA
De Mi Emocionario Spiritual
Lo Manda IA Reina

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-22

Compars Las especi6caciones del au-
tom6vil Dodge Brothers con las de
cualquier otro auto, de cuatTo cilindros:
tenemos mayor fuerza. mas seguridad.
Andr6u Aguilas q, Co., Inc,
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
SHOT ENDS his LIFE
ERNEST KING SUICIDED AT
REDWOOD FALLS
Continued Ill-Health Is SIP
J posed To Be Cause OF
The Act

Redwood Falls, September 13-
E~rAesr King shot hImself Monday
noon and died few minutes iaIer
at his home Oh Bridge street. Inc
probable cause oil MS acton was de-
sponGeucy. lie hau Deen the oriyer
o. the scnoOI bls anu Mad attended
10 las hOrh as uSuAL hAonuay LAAor-
Mag. AZ Ao0n ne menI o1s 70 u4e
ISlIE back Oh has house anu n4s
hLSAI u--ugntef, neaE4uE Inc snol
rssnsa OuI 20 see "Lids haa Aavten-
e.. neIp WAS l44I4IISoAaseIy sunAAlLun-
eQ aIA1 meuIcaI aIu rusnSu LrUA me
Lo- y lSaL puL lL MAS 100 IaIe ~ pe Vi
az slASLsLanc6. Upo4A lnuaAfy IL was
lounG LLiaC Mr. hiLs naa pufGnaSeu
a revolver at one U me haru are
sSOreS last SatuIuay afIernoon. Say
Ing tnat he waited 10 snoot some
rdss. ErI0enIIy ne was colCelIpIa-
tlLg suicide at this time because
the pr4ce tag had not Deen rc4IosSu
tloIl. the gun and it was not fully
loaoed wheA found MONDAY. These
LacCs Indicate nleulaI derausS
ment which his friend believe was
IA...sSa W despondency.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
(Aug. 31-Sept. 7-l4-1923)
CITATION FSR HEARING ON
PETITION TO SELL>mVRT-
GAGE OR Lease LAND

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County
Of blue karrh, In PROBATE Court:
In the matter OF the Estate or Elsie
Gronquist, deceased.
Hne Slare or Minnesota to all
persons interested In the sale OF
certaln lanns belonging to said es-
tate. The petition OF dankato Loan
d. Trust Company as representative
o. the a.ove named estate, being
duly fiied>in this court, representing
that is Is necessary and for the
best interests OIL said estate and OF
aii Interested therein that certaiH-
lenos OF SAID estate described there.
III be SOLD and praying that license
be TO E1ankalo Loan & Trust Com
pany granted to sell the same:
Now. therefore, you and each Of
you, are hereby cited and required
" Sow cause, ir any you have be-
fore this court, at the Probate Court
leoonis in the Court House, in Man
kato. County of Blue Earth, State
OF Minnesota, on the 22nd day OF
September. 1928, at ten o'clock A.
NJ, why the PRAYER OF said petition
should not be granted.
.A1ness the Judge of said Court,
and the seal of said court, this 2Tth
day of August, 1923,
court Se2i5
HARRY A. JOHNSON
Judge Of Probate Court.
C o. Daily,
attorney Tor petitioner. =.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
MRS. W. J. PETTE DIES
Mankato Lady Was Stricken In
Hospital at MinnAapoIis

Mankato Lady Was Stricken In
Hospital at Minneapolis
Mrs. William j. fette, nee Able,
died Tuesday morning at 9:10 oF
clock in Minneapoiis where she mad
gone on August 21 to take treatment
at the Olson hospital. Death was
due TO anemla. Mrs. Fette had been
ailing tor some time but no one had
expected her end so soon. For this
reason The news o. ner demise came
as a distinct saoc4. noc oAiy 20
The memDefs OF ner ism.ly, 3ut also
80 her many friends. arrangements
AfankaIo, Sluce lC aa5 ner intense
aGsiie 20 come home; however, II
Was decrsed otherwise.
4-arIna Anlma Ave was born and
f2ised IN Merlden, Steele counCy,
minnesota. In 1jV0 she was MARRIED
20 HIllam }. feIte o. Olsco Vase
ca, Waseca county, and lived there
On a iaim Tor nineteen years. Then
the family moved to Mankato, NIX
.ns tneir home at 424 Norm Four
aIfs. F'ette was a faithful a.,
loving wife and moener, loved by a.
o. her many trends. Saef ieaveS
mourn the loss her husband and a e
children, her father, step motne.
one sister. three stepsiseers, fou
-s.nsrs, and other relative
most OF them llsiLg Al Steele coan
u. lhe names OF the children are
Malinda, Elsie, Josephine, Irene
and Lumetta, also one boy who
died in infancy. The funeral vii
.aIse place on Saturday at 1890 a
NE house and at one o'clock at I'm
manuel Lutheran church, of which
the deceased was a member, apd
where she also belonged to the La
..es.. Aid key A. Acker1nann viii!
conduct the service. The remains
6ill be laid 70 rest at the Meriden
cemetery, where a short sermon
= Al 'a4so % delivered.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Two Men Accused Of Attacking
John VlerIing, Rowena

TWO Men Accused OF Attacking
John vlerIing, Rowena
Redwood Falls, September IA
John vierlnig. Jr. OF Rowena was
brutally assaulted last Saturday
nighG Dy three men who are alleged
to have threatened to "get him"
aLa s.aubed HIM a0ouC the head.
None fLne wouads proved 10 Le OF
- 4ous nature and after rece- s.Le
medical a..euGlun SISrIng sWore
out WarIanL lor the arrest o. MS
assaIlants.. Ihe three men alleged
10 have comn.Gted Lns act are tNIc
LuG"I 10, Ia. bairl anu joe BairI, Jr.
all living In the Nlc4niLy of fSoWena.
GnerIf Klse arrested them tuesday
mornIQg and Tue nearlng was he'd
uesuay aitSrdoOn. Ludwig and Joe
Bairl, Jr. plead guilty TO a charge or
using tnroaIeAlng language and
were fined $50. 20 apiece. I'D. Bairl
Who Vas charged with the use OF
dangerous weapon With the intent
to Kill had his charge changed to
that Of assault aud batteryA He
plead gum! 10 the list charge aad
was lined $50 and costs in municipal
court.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
ASSAULT GAME WARDEN
John J. MeGresor. Stationed At pu-
luth, Attacked BY Two Men.

st. Paul, September 12.-John j.
McGregor, deputy game warden sta.
toned at Duluth was assaulted by
two men Thursday evening four
miles east of Bririson, according to
information today at the state game
and fish department.
The assault, according to reports
made to ]. T. Gould, state commits
sioner, was committed by Thomas
j. Storey and a Mr.. King, said to be
ore dock watchmen for the Oliver
Iron Mining company.
In the absence OF Mr.. Gould, C. w.
Hcnke. deputy commissioner, was
reticent in disclosing details of the,
Gregor's assailants woold be prose-
cuted,
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
Personal Notes and the News Event
f, In That Vicinity


In That Vicinity
Tivoli, September 12.--Nrs. Joha
Crowley and baby and daughter
Ivonne, are spending the week with
Mrs. Crowley's mother, Mrs. Hilton
oil ST. C4air. -
Air. and Mrs. John Tacheny enter
taine4 lew vi their ir.eLus al Ineii
home recently, In honor OIL their
guest, MISS Burke. MISS, Burke was
employ ed as teacher at liVod the
E~s. sUnSo4 year.
MIR. and JuAson Humiston and
Nj 5. haSgard oil nanhaIo were cal
lers al the harvey hoEe saturday.
N.r. anu Mrs. hugo Johnson and
SON Iva Of Mankato called at the
,eAneet nome recently.
Edd Jensen Is nav ing a s1lo erect
ed this week. y
Henry Jager was taking the
schooI CELSIUS Friday.
MIR. and mrs. Schmick entertained
a number of relatives at their home
Sunday evening. The evening was
ge-t in dancing. .-...
Nelson anu nottie Bennett were
the guess OF Mr., and Mrs. Hilton
at s.. Cl4ir Sunday.
MRS. Ford and son Carol were
among the Mankato visitors from
) Mr.. a..d Mrs. Christensen and
children fetur. ed the first of the
week from their auto trip to Iowa
where they were. the guests or re-
Mrs Mrs. Herman Buoaholez and
daughter Helen. spent Monday at
Man ato. Mrs. Bdchholtz, called on
TNTs Mt o
work done.
Mrs. Phalen in company with her
two grandsons Kenneth and Claude
Jessie, o. st. Paul, who have been
her guests this summer went to st.
'-ul the first of last week. Ken
reth and Claude returned to Their
ONE in time to attend school
Tt<e Ladies' Md Will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WIKI
son Wednesday Afternoon.
Robert Smith, SON of Mr.. and Mrs
"incent Smith who underwent an
operation at the, lromanrel hospitai
"nl-ato last week, Is reported
improving.
~ Lsrr;sch of Mankato had a
lilo erected this summer on his farm
in Tivoli ard Mr.. HodaDp. who now
1erates the farm. Is having the
same filed. Messrs Crowley and
Fed Schostag are assisting Mr..
HoSapp.
The next meeting bf the Ladies'
Sewing cub has been announced 10
meet with Mrs. Fannie Peterson.
WcdTe-s'ay afternoon.
Mrs. Phalen was among the MN.
re~ of Tivef ~ attend the state far
She also had the MEASURE of 1isiNr1
the state peoiter'inrv at Saltwater
drrine her stav in st. Paul.
Schoo' orened Monday morninp
WITH. Miss Kaviztza Of Mapleton as
teache-.
r.- '-ecbeth s-ho he's been EN-
r'cre' ar thc "warsen howe ttie
surfer has retired 20 his harrn
at Mankato in tie to attend school
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
Bible STUDENTS
STARTED LABORS
instruction Does Not interiors
With Their Regular
School Work

Religious instruction for students
In the public sschools began today.
there will be classes every Thurz-
day throughout the school year.
Last year aoout 400 pupils took the
work, which did not in any way In
terlere with their regular school
work.
The religious instruction that was
initiated in this city two years ago
has attracted much attention In
other communities tand Is growing
in favor With people here as shown
in the increased attendance o. pu-
pills receiving religious instructions.
The schedule Of classes are as fol.
lows: At S:30-9:15. seventh. eighth
ald.ninth grades; 10:45-11:30, tenth,
eleventh and twelfth grades; 1:20-
2:g0, third and fourth grades; $780,
4:10, fifth and sixth grades.
The churches whose classes win
meet together are: Congregational
Christian, Bapt is I, Evangelical.
Methodist Presbyterian and Welsh
Presbyterian,
The teachers will be w. P. Clark, A.
]. Lee, T. Ross Paden, w. H. Weiner
Mrs. Edith Long, Mrs. P. G. Vons.
Mrs. s. B. Wilson, Mrs. ]. N.
Places OF meeting and teachers:
Bethlehem Lutheran. Rev. Edward
johnson. Place in the church. Rev
N. EordgaArd. Mrs Robert Jensen
and Rev. Edw. Johnson, Swedish
Lutheran Rev O. ]. Arthur. Place,
Swedish Lutheran and Evangelical
church fourth and Lafayette, Teach
ers. Mrs. Alfred Wendhorn Mrs.
T, 2. Lindholm, Episcopaiian. Rev.
J. Watson. Place, Guild hall; teach
er Rev. j. Watson. Immanusl La
theran. Rev. A. Alderman. Place,
the Lutheran Church school build
ing; teachers, Rev.. Ackerman and
the regular teachers Of the school.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
LADIES WORKING CLUB
st. Clair Organization Held Profit
abe Meetinu.


Sc. Clair, september 13.-Ths
La0IeS working ciuV o. the Evan
6e.icaI cuurcn l.4eG ~ltn .Ars. rraDr
Schroeder W ednesday afternoon v.
lasI week. There was large 4.
tendance and the ladies spent Lnt
tie Ia a social manuer wnile the.
wo. ked on va. a.ious piSceS o. IaucJ
and useful articles wlIcn -tuey ar
prep..I.ng for lheIr DaZaar, mn.S
y iii Oe held the last OF tnis mont.
Es.uer Schroeder speut a te.
Gays this Nee4. as the g-est OF I..
and AIRS. 1rautletLer at Mankato.
1e-new oil sIadon owned Dy Ioca
business men, Is now completed al
locaIed near the depot. Mr.. Quinn
a member OF The h.m, is traveiin
salesman going. out with his new o.
truck with kerosene Wednesda.
tneir gas supply is expected In sbo
the aid then viii be ready to Su,
ply the public with bo.h gas a..
kerosene.
"A. zad.. and Mabel Juliar are visit
ing this week at the home Of MI
and Mrs. Reuben Haedt.
Pearl Dooley went 70 Mankato I
first OF the week where she will
lend The Teachers college.
\The children of Joe Vanish W..
attend school at Mankato this wi
ter. Mr.. Yanish,s mother accon.
panied her grandchhdren and ".
remain with them this winter
Mrs. Mary Murphy of Mankai
was c ling on relatives in st. Ca
Mr. ID Mrs. Arthur Fritske a,
sen Bobbie Of st. Paul spent IT,
week end with their parents. Re
' Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fritske ,
son Bobbie Of St. Paul spent Il.
week end with their parents. Re
and Mrs. Fritske. They were a
Fritske, who has returned to l..
home to attend school Mr.. Frits!
has been employed at st. Paul d.
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thielman left FIR.
day morning for an auto trip
Montivedo where they will be til
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Raska
The ice cream social which was
have been held at the hall. undt
the management Of the ladies al
Of the Lutheran church Saturd.
evening, was recalled in respect ar
sympathy for the bereaved family t.
one Of their active members, Mr.
Fred Precht.
Mr.. aad Irs .Wickerski and Child
rem and Mr.. Wickerski's mother,
Of New Ulm spent Sunday at tn
home Of Rev. and Mrs. Fritske.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Huebl an(
daughter Viola, were the guests a
the Hilton home Sunday.
Miss Deeriag arrived in st. Clai'
on the noon train Saturday from he
home in the northern part of tn
state. She will teach in school dis
trict, number SO.
M. a.d MRS. Fred Schostag ar
the proud parents OF twin girls
which arrived Thursday.
The school district, known as the
Lynchsdistriet, will discontinue n
school for the present on account {
lack of pupils to attend this win o.
Father O'Connor autoed 20 ia.
vile Sunday morning and conduGS
servicc the Catholic church a
W. = who has been conf.
ed to LIS nome for a few days
account o rhuematiSfn Is able
be out again.
The ladies aid Of the Luthera
church will be entertained at tn,
home Of Mrs. Henry rGusoo Thurs
day afternoon.
Margaret e Smith Is on duty as
nurse at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Schostag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greedon and daugh
ters, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Greedons
mother, all of Mankato. were :.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
Sant IA 81. aa. 1922

CITATION FOR HEARING ON Pc
TtTlON FOR A1MiNlS r RATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County
of Blue Earth, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Bertha
Cords, pecedent
The STATE OF Minnesota all per-
sons interested in the granting of
administration OF the estate OF said
1aent: The petition of Cnarlss
lords, Otto lords, anu Paul r. Cords
:. wing been filed In this Court, rep
resenting that Bertha Cords, then
resident Of the County OF Blue
Earth, State of Minnesota, died in
testate on the 9Th day of May, 1928;
and praying that letters OF admins
.asion on her estate he granted to
Gust Frank, and the Court having
fxed the time and place for hearing
said petition: Therefore, you, and
each OF you, are hereby cited and
required to sho y cause, IL any you
a.e, before this Court at the Pro
Late Court Rooms In IL Court
House. in the, City of MahkatO, int
the County or Blue Earth, State OF
Minnesota, on the End day Of Oc-
tober. 1923 at ten o'clock A. Nj, why
said petition should not be granted
Witness. The Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal OF said Court, this 7th
day OF September, 1928. Z s.
fCourt Seal)
Attorney for Petition<1.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
SNOW AND FRoSTS ,
PS Pile In North and West Sections
Doni1ed Overcoats Today

f3II% et.N FTki7'-' = lFftpstC n n
Chicago, September 13.ESnow
and killing ,frosts today sent the
north and west to donning over
coats, while portions Of the central
states shivered as the area OF the
lowered temperatures spread.
Frosts were general throughout
Minnesota and the Dakotas last
night. but the extent OF damage to
crops, II any, was not determined.
Government meteorologists. who
said . recnrrence OF warm ternpera- !
frosts that might cause injury to
ardens and crops. ss