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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
State Line WaterSmeet
Road Is In Bad Shape
PRESENT CONDITION OF ROADS
BARS MUCH TRAFFic-HOPE
FOR IMPROVEMENTS

The town of Watersmeet is bring
ing the utmost pleasure to bear upon
the highway department so as to has
ten the crawling of the ten-mile
stretch of state trunk highway M-26
that lies between Watersmeet and the
Wisconsin state line The present de-
ploFable condition of this road is re-
sponsible for keeping out Of the Upper
Peninsula of Michigan thousands Of
tourists who follow their road maps
and come up through Cent Wis
consin, take in the lake COL iy A.rl
head for the magnificent scenic high
ways Of Northern Michigan.
This ten-mile stretch of M-26 con
meets the splendid network of Wis
consin state highways with the Glover
land Trail and the equally magnifi-
cent system of graveled Upper PENN
sula roads. But when tourists on Wis
consin highway W-32 reach the state
line and take the Michigan highway
M-26 nine-tenths of them turn back
in despair for this sector is nothing
bit a winding tote-road, filled with
chuck holes, ruts, steep hills and
following course so crooked that
many drivers get lost in the dreary
cut-over wastes.
According to the people of Waters
meet, this state of affairs not only
keeps out the regular tourists BIZ
bars also the immense number. OF
Milwaukee, Chicago and Detroit sum
mer resorters who camp by the thous
ands on the many resort lakes of
Northern Wisconsin that lie but a
few miles below the Michigan border
and who would take many excursions
by car over the state line and into
the Upper Peninsula district if they
could negotiate this short stretch of
highway with their heavy cars.
The completion of this road would
open to these tourists the magnificent
Upper Peninsula highways that run
| through many miles of virgin timber
land, the interesting iron mining
regions centered around Bessemer on
the Gogebic range and around Crystal
Falls on the Menominee range. II
would open up the historic old copper
country around Rockland and the new
copper country around Calumet, the
old country around Marquette, one OF
the most beautiful cities in the United
States, and host of other places thai
have big attraction for tourists.
This. stretch of M-26 was graded
last year and many of its torturous
curves and angles cut off but the sol
is a loose, shifting sand so that cars
were unable to follow the new road
1t was hoped that the crawling
which would have made it a good
highway, would be completed las
year but the contract was just le
year but the contract was just le
the road may not be in passable con
dition till the rush part of the touris
season is over next summer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
Potato Acreage is Low;
Look for Higher Prices
POTATO ACREAGE AND CoNDi
TIoN OF CROPS ESTIMATED
AT 67 PER CENT

The Wisconsin potato crop is est1-
mated to be 81 per cent of last years
harvest, according to the August re-
port of the State and, Federal Crop
and Livestock Reporting Service at
Madison. This reduction is brought
about by a cut of II per cent in acre
age and by a lower condition. The
forecast of the United States crop
is Is per cent below last years pro-
duction but only 2 per cent below
the average production of the pre-
vious five years.
Farmers in Wisconsin report the
August l condition of potatoes as 81
per cent of normal, which is ten
points below last years condition.
Rainfall has been very uneven and
condition of the crop is accordingly
spotted depending upon the amount
OF local showers. The. crop made poor
growth in the central part of the
lions of Ia per cent in Minnesota,
State during the not, dry periods OF
July. In the northern part of the
State the drouth was less severe and
the crop is more promising. The fore
cast for the Wisconsin crop is 81 mil
lion bushels as compared to Al mil
lion bushels last year and 81 million
bushels in 1921.
Only one state of the leading pota-
to states shows an increased produc-
ton the crop prospect in Maine being
20 per cent above last year. Reduc-
lions of IA per cent in Minnesota,
20 per cent in North Dakota, % per
cent in Michigan, and 10 per cent in
New York are indicated by the con
dition and acreage of the crop in
those states.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
IAReE CATCH OF TROUT

Allan Lucia fished Found River, the
scene of the famous logging exploits of
the late Paul Bunyan, with good sue
cess Sunday. His catch consisted of
thirteen speckled trout that weighed
just fifteen pounds They were objects
of admiration in the Knox hardware
store window Monday and SO care
fully guarded that no one had a chance
to swipe meal Of them for dinner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
CHURCH BAZAAR

The Earnest Workers of the Congre
gational Church will hold their annual
bazaar on Saturday of this week at
the Strong annex, next to the hard
ware store and across the road from
the post office. The goods to be sold
are handmade, and range from small
articles like handkerchiefs to bed
spreads. Booths for dolls, balloons,
candy and home baking will be promi
nent. The door will be opened at ten
O'Clock a. m. and will remain so
throughout the day and evening.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
OLD RESIDENT DEAD

Mrs. F. E Clough of Fond du Lac.
formerly well known here as Miss
Leona Mack, wrote the Review Tues
day inclosing clipping from the
Woodstock, Mimi, paper which gave
an account of the death Of Mrs. r. q.
McAllister an old resident of that
place. Mrs. Clough sent it as matter
Of interest to many Review readers,
as the McAllister family at one time
were residents Of Conover and Rum
meles.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
WILL TAKE EXTENDED TRIP

Willard Curtiss of State Line was
in town Tuesday to get some camping
supplies for use on a trip to begin
next day in which he intends to drive
to Winnipeg, Canada and from there
take the railroad to the end of the
line into the wilderness for the Fur
pose of inspecting timber tracts and
also get a first hand view of natural
wonders not often seen by white men.
He expects the trip will take six
weeks or more.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
c-S CLUB NEWS

49,. Last meeting the discussion part
of the program concerned Mothers
and the conditions surrounding the
average mother with family of
small children particularly those liv-
ing on farms.
Next Saturday MissInez Arnold, a
teacher one of a party of ladies from
GAINESVILLE, Wis. making tourist stop
in a cottage on Duck Lake will ad-
dress the Club
The Bunco party at Mrs. McCol-
loughs was a good success and well
attended.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
Chest Clinics Discover
and Correct Early Cases
MANY NEEDY CASES BROUGHT
TO LIGHT IN SIx-THouSAND
EXAMINATIONS

Two hundred and eight active
cases of tuberculosis have been discov
cred at the free chest clinics of the
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Associa
tion during the past six months ac-
cording to statement issued by the
Association today. Nearly 5000 ex-
aminations have been made at the
clinics during this period
In addition to the active cases, 267
suspicious cases were found These
cases are according to clinic physic-
ians more important than the active
ones for in them lies the greatest
hope for complete recovery Cases
are classed as suspicious when the
patients family history and physical
findings point to tuberculosis but the
disease is in such an early stage that
positive diagnosis cannot be made
in one examination. These patients
are referred either to their family ply.
stefan or to a sanatorium for further
observation in order that the dag
nosis may be completed. Such cases
are especially hopeful because they
are discovered in the very earlies and
therefore most durable stages of the
disease.
The examinations showed also lis
cases of tuberculosis in its Quiescent
form, that is. when the disease is not
active, and 21O cases of healed tuber
culosis LESSONS in various parts Of
the body Treatment at sanatoria
was urged for ITO Of those having ac-
tive tuberculosis.
Although the chief purpose of the
clinic is the discovery of early cases
of tuberculosis, other bodily defects
are discovered and recorded. The
charts show that one quarter of those
examined had simple goitre, 1900
dental defects, 1880 defective tonsils
and 245 pyorrhea. More than 1000
cases of enlarged glands were dis
covered, SIG nose and throat defects.
459 cases of defective adenoids, 1923
cases of organic heart disease. and
225 cases of chronic bronchitis.
More than 500 children were found
to be more than 10 per cent under
weight, and of the 5000 examined,
only 1900 were found to be perfectly
normal The need for vaccination was
81 So a, for nearly half of
those examined had either never been
yaccinated or the vaccination had
been ineffective. Vaccination against
smallpox is strongly urged by the
Anita Tuberculosis Association. APP
proximately 1000 patients were REFER
ed to their physicians for disorders
Of various kinds. It is interesting to
note that of those examined 1000 had
been directly exposed to tuberculosis
by association with tuberculous re-
latives or friends.
Although large part of the ex,
pense of conducting the clinics is
financed by money raised from the
sale of the penny Christmas seal
County Boards, local clubs, Boy
Scouts and other organizations have
cooperated this year to make the
clinic to their community.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
ISSUE LAW SUPPLEMENTS

All Villas county subscribers to
the Review will receive this week
under separate wrapper a copy of the
Wisconsin Law Supplement for 1928.
The book is, the smallest in several
years and Judging from glance thru
contains but little of general interest
or Importance; although it represents
the struggles of the Wisconsin legis-
lature for more than six months.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
SERVICES AT PENINSULA INN

Henry Hayton and family and all
the guests at Peninsula Inn resort on
Kathan lake observed Friday after
noon by holding memorial service in
honor of our late president Harding
of an appropriate nature at the funer
al hour in Marion. It was graceful
act and one that none will regret in
after years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
vIsITlNc Her BROTHER

Mrs. M. c. Mol and sons of Mil
waukee are guests at the home of the
ladies brother Mr.. and Mrs. M. Albert
and having a fine time fishing and
picking berries which will remind
them of their visit at the table next
winter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
BAND CONCERTS

The Eagle River Band will play at
the Everett grounds during the re-
gatta next Sunday afternoon
The band will play it's usual con.
cert on the street tonight, Thursday
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
BROTHER AND SISTERS

Mrs 7 B. Shea of Denver, Colo.
arrived Saturday to visit her brother
P. D. Walsh and sisters Mrs. Kate
Tierney and Mrs. Margaret Moran. 1t
is her first visit here in number OF
cars, but she is not a stranger hav-
ing resided here more than thirty
years ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
PHELPs

This coming Sunday the Rhinelan-
der Independents travel up to Phelps
for game. With the same battery
they had last Sunday, the little town
up the line expects to trim the outfit
from the paper mill city. It will be
a good game and one that Eagle River
fans will find it worth while going to
see.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
NOTICE

Parties motoring thru the country
can stop at Hiawatha Lodge on route
80 for hot coffee and sandwiches at
any time.
MRS. GLADYS WALLECK
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
CAMP kENTUcK

Struck out by Miley, 4 BY Paul, 16.
Base on balls off Miley, 2; off Paul,
4.
Two Base hits, Hoffman, Miley,
Engle, Decker, Case, Bowker, 3.
Three base hits, McGregor.
Umpire Cassidy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16

Chestnut Charley says Chdckens
in the cars have wrecked a lot more
autos than chickens in the road.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16

Being country girl in New York
State was no handicap to Karolyn
Wells Bassett, who is now recognized
as one Of Americas most accom-
plished musicians before attaining
her 18th year. She possesses a won
derful coloratura-soprano voice and
has become internationally known as
q composer. many Of her compost.
tons heing used by such artists as
Anna Case, Melba Steinbrecher and
Blanch DaCOsta.
Among her best known compost.
lions are: The Icicle,'' 'sTake JOY
Home little Brown Baby and
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Areeiho. resi'lentc Ell Ia rallc la~Pal-
ma. fu6 arrollad0 la Scmana ,pr6ximl
paSada. por IN carr0 de cuatro rue
daS, tirado por IN Ealallo Y guiado ror
Dolores Ronlin, hlanco de }G ailos do
cdad. de ArGcibo, rcsidcntc en- 81 barrie
Rio Arriba. en- la Gale Nucva cslnina
al Hospital Mu"iciml, fractGran lole
una pinrAa.
$cgtln investigation rracficada pr
el caho dc III policfa Fuontcs, cl h"clIo
0curri0 de In manera siguienrc:
Que CStGndO en- Marcia Q! caro-. Il
Milo Alfredo, trat6 de mon arse par l.:
raite tlascrl de ,,ich0 caTro, com tan
mala surrte. que una d" las ruedas. 10
atrapj otaSit rin;loic Ia fractura del
fGmur dc la pierna derecha, sin Que
81 conductor 50 dicra cuenta del hecho.
FL ni1G fu6 c@nducido nj Hospital MI
nlclpal ht'ndp le presto los auXiliGs
m(dcos y qucdd rccluilo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
Secretos de un Confesor
MI MALA VENTURA

mas fina que graciosa, es.un hallazgo
tanta espiritualidad en- su, pecho de
buhonera que Gamma por el mundo sin
runbo flo!
Y me dijo:
-Tu eres poeta (?), y has sufrido
" bebido, anado yo) mucho en- este
picaro mundo. Estas pobre, y no has
ganado para traiciones y malos ra-
tos. Has perdido Ia voluntad y ahi
reside todo el secreto de tu desventu-
IA. Ahora Sc cruza en- tu camino una
linda donoella, una santita, capaz de
redinlirte; es fina pura como un To-
to blanco, w..
lie tapo la boca, no vaya a ser
que pronuncie su nombre, v Sc malo-
gre ell naciente idilio.
Estoy un POGO conmovido, y la gi-
tana sigue su obra, envueita en- un
mundo de predicciones. Y me dijo
cosas estupendas que ponian mis- ca
mas de punta, y quesyo no puedo repe-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06

sombra lie cobija'' Y doia COcola, CO.
mo amistosa familiarmente Sc le
llamaba, era un buen drbol que supo
-cubrir con su buena sombra todo
aquel que ella sc acercaba.
POr este era natural que tod0s los
que la .conocfamOs nos sintitsemos
atrafdos hacia ella. Felices nosotros
que pudimos contemplar aqucl ros-
tro amable y DIR sus buenOs consejos! /!
Pero quizas aquf en- este planeta
TERRA. los buenos, los Cicsintercsados
V los humanltarlOs, no pueden estar
much0 tempo, Y por ESQ el Tod0po-
derOso llam6 su lad0 a espfri.n Dc
d0iia Cocola, porquc ella era In pcrso.
niiicaci6n mas completa de Ia b0ndad,
el dcsinter6s Y la virtRd.
Que Dios haya acogido on su seno
su alma para darle el prcmio merti.
do. Y reciban.sus leadOs todos ili mas
sentido pGsame y cream que Arecibo
sabe 10 que picrde con csta sentida de-
saparicl6n.
Jose CHriI6s, H
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
DESDE ARECIBO

CAMBIO DE HORA-El C0nceio de
Administrator rcsolyi6 en- la tardr
del jueycs pa4ado. cclc,iuls sas scsio-
ncS ordinariaS las dos de la turde Y
no a las cimtro como So venia hacicn-
~ haSta ahoia. fin de rcalZar una
labor a tempo de obtcncr cualquicr
datO que. de m0mento. Sc intCrcscS de
los DcpurtaH'ont0s municipalities. Ii
session del pr0Ximo jueycs enpczard ii
las dos dc la tardo.
SENTENCIAS DICTADAS.- Fl ho-
norahlc jucz de Ia Cortc Municipal SC
nor Cadll!a, dict0 cl vicrncs. las son
tcncias siguicntcs:
Contra Manuel Lcbr6n, Juan Rivera
DfaZ. JcsG Guzman Y Antc.G Bruno,
por dOrmir On s.tio ptiblico. violan q
una oldPnanza Municipal. han sido
castisados III pago dc dollars dc null
IA cada Gno.
Gloria Bnneta. por el delito de alto
rar In paz pliblica. ha sido castigada
a 10 dollars dc multa.
DE In Escucla Correctional. han
aido indnlta1os los memories dclincuen-
tes Juan Rraccro. Luis Santana San
tos Rodriguez. 81 primcro de esta ciu-
dad de Arecibo. 81 segundo dc Ponce,
y cl nltimo de san Juan
--El nino Alfrclo Char6n de Z aiios
dc cdnd, hlJo de Grcgorlo Chnr6n, de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
Clof.lie Classen Nieves

De nueyo la muerte inexorable, HE
re traidoramente con su fatfdica qua
dana, a la sociedad de Arecibo. v
arranca de su seno a Ia prestigiosa v
valiosfsima DANA cuyo nombre enca-
beza cstas lineas.
Clotilde Classen Nieves muere Ia
edad de 20 aii0s, dejand0 tras<si I'M
pasado honroSo Y brillante como una
astrellai que cruZa ell espacio dejando
tras ST su estela luminosa.
Fue durante su vida toda un ejem-
Fble de -honradez, virtud v laborlosidad.
Sin grandes recursos de fortuna ella
supo, a fuerza dc privaciones traba.
10 cducar todos sus hijos que hoy tic
men el immense dOl0r de yerla partir
para sicmpre. pero que deja hecho
hombres y mujcrcs honradOs, trabaja-
dores, Y dignos sucesores sliyos.
Yo tive la gloria v me cupo In di-
cha de poderme lamar amigo suyO,
dicha y gloria. 81 p0rqne asf puede
decir todo 81 one iuyo el placer de ser
sn amigo.
La conocf hace algin tempo y des-
de entonces me sehtf affaido, hncia
ella, por su lenguaje sablof por su
gran coraz6n, poraue era bueua, muy
buena: y ya loedice eia adaglo: "El
que u bueD arboI ~ arrlma, bucna
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
lnd'lce ln1:oticias
(DEL EXTERIOR)

isIN 'vIOLENCIA!-Ei pi'tcio az
l5s besSos es va exorhitante en- el sh-
tbgrbio de Brooklyn, al mcnos .as,ff OPT
ii' na Luis Goldman, el c,al ha sido
sentenciado al pago de $1,000 por ha-
ber dado I'm 0sculo pasional Mrs.
Alice Mersor de %. aAos de. e.tad, apro-
vechando Ia tcntadora penunmbra de
un corrcdOr solitalio de su propia ca
sa.
Goldman, declare sinceramente, que
el hecho ocurrio sin. violenci9s.
ENTRADA DE ITALIANOS.--El Fl
depaltamento dc immigration cana
diense, ha informaho que el influjo de
italianGS III Canada, Sc debe' Gnica
mente q III facilidad on-qlic sc ;puct
de entrar It los Estados VTnidos por
la frdntera 'cadiense:. 'st'@' 81
Como tesult;rl0 de ese ihforthe, II
gsbierno Gel dominic del Canada
ir!ealdil.l' In tc6lhpieto informc ai gobier-
NJ nyy 9,e & lbs Esta}dotss Unidos. @S'l''@ -
i RESIpIRAA E1 W-AsHINGi'TQ}Yfrz Gi'T' J Nh
I.a se1qrao Flerence King. hyipda dcl
malogrado prcsidepte Harding. alSlha
e,e. alquilar varias dependencies on el
Hdtel Willard f'tlq Washingsolla- aondR
''f 'p'fi}tnsa 'fiyar S,tf Edsidencia.s ( A-,''"a
scrgda qCqap ccierto, que la senora
Harding. stidascAak- stidascAaklEl lElsal' el inyicTiio en-
al capital lacaso deje defiihtiva-
mdntc 4 Marion, Ohio. Ni43.~ ! =
Dos o'NiQTIAfAs.--Dos i liiuq1'tcs
lnlsj atrfpuidas ii los Iefectos del lllro-
hol .'e MADEIRA. Fan dssidido a las, au-
toridades iuiciar unas investigacionos
por Ia parfe hnja del este de la ciu-
dad de New York. para acabar por
complete con III venta lie este terri
BILE veneno, que sc vende mayormente
p9r el distrito de bowery.
Las. vfctimas tiftimas regstllu las
en- cl hospital de Bellevue. son Ward
Anderson. de II allcs de edad, Tho
mas Shannon, de 63, ambos RESIDENCES
de Nucvq a YoFk; SalI; ID .y,@, ba1
g4 30 PRiE9IIQM57\vanzap e as99ttisstfaeto-
.in lianepate a 81 las nesoeiafiones para '93l son-
certafii6n de supa. carlpla entire 4 Ny
| .NwP4y NJ Dear. s4aa9
Les.dWesis stal,ies Is anlhos cahallps
| eqNforenciaren ha pocos dias, v aEa,
're no sa''id nRuncio alsnno, positive
eS irpy II able in" la calrera Sc efec-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06

tir en-. pdblico... iMe moriria de
vergienza!
Despues me dijeron que les habia
caido una gran desgracia: ell captain
de la policia, y ell particular secretario
del Alcalde habian, dado ordenes de
desalojare el local; Sc veian obligadas
continuar su interninable ruta.
Y me constitui en- defensor, de las
tres adivinadoras. saF
FL captain Blanco, sorprendido, me
asegur6 que no habia tai cosa; el poe
ia del Municipio me dijo:-"no hagas
casosdee ESQ.,. -
Asi'se 10 comunique mis- protegi-
Gas; y, Ana en- pago mis- scrvicios me
regal6 un extraiio amuleto, al tempo
que decia: ~
-Cuando tie cases acuerdate de
nli:.. He sido yo la que he colgado
en- el ojal de tn solapa ell lotto blan-
co que ha de aromar ell resto de tn
vida. -.
ie Jorge Adsuar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06

tue el 10 del mes en- curse en- Pimlico.
Estados Unidos.
RTICIl3IO LESIONES.-En la iunta
celebraila el dia % del mes de octubre
pasado, en- la ciu5;ad de New York. por
la State Athletic Commission. fu6 re-
vocata la suspension que pcsaba stbre
Joe Lynch. el campe0n, de bOXeO del
peso gallo, con Ia condici0n de que
este cCnSienta en- enfrentarsel tan prom
TO crca hallarse en- buenas condolences
ffsicas con el nueyO campc0n, Abe
G0ldstein.
Lynch Sc excuse de no haher pc
leado con Burman, por motive de las
lesiones rccibi,las. al caer tratan1O de
salvar Tin polro suyo de ser atrope-
llad6 per lin autom0yil.
VISTA a PAN.AMA.---Dc .raso pa
ri cI Pcrd, descnlhare0 en- Colon. diri-
gifndose Panama, Luis Angel Fir
p.
Fil'po telfa proycotado dar una cX-
hibicidli en- P:uami: pero t!lvo que de
siStir de su rrOp0sito callsa dc III
lluvi:i. La poblacidn panamc;ia dispen-
50 al Formidable pnsilista. un gran re-
cibimiento Y 50 lc olganiZaron varies
taaqprtes Y bailes. dc festejo.
onoNMOVI0 Al JrKADO.-Lula
Wade. rre:iosa iovcn de - ahos dc
edad.t arrcstada acusada del robo de
nm reloj de oro, fuG absueltn>en la cor
tie de Now. York. .por el veredicto dcl
iuradO deslMles de haber lrlatado cl
m0tivo que Ia indujo concter el ro-
bO.
He aquf el relate que conmovi6 al
jGradG 'Aband,M6 nj hogar para bus
car tratajo en- Brigdcport. en dOnde,
sin embargo, no llcGuG salnar 10 su-
ficiente para satisfacer mis- gastoS. Y
entOnccS buSque cmpleO como sirvien-
Ia on un hotel de WeStcheSter. To que
CANADA allf tampoco me alGalnzaba pa
ra7 crhrir mis- necesidades Y como de-
seaba mandar algo Il mi familia, no me
uuoi0 mas remedio que conseguir el di-
nero Ell la forma que 10 hice.'
Los mienIhroS del juradO no solo la
ibsolvieron. sino que hicieron una re-
colecta v le reunierOn el valor de el pa
safe hasta su casa. en RoanOne, Va, y
ofrecieron llevarla Ell autom6vil hasta
In cstaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06

ICON cuanto contribuye listed para la suscrip.
ci6n alberta con ell fin de salvar la vida
g4a nuestrO cOmpatriOta Julio Rodriguez
que, en- Nueva York, Sc eneuentra
en- inminente peligro de ser
electrOcutad0?