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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
NOTICIAS

|9tl
LII Asamblea Municipal de la ciu-
cad ha celebrado un caucus, al que
concurrieron los el&mentos de la ma
yorfa, para tratar respecto de los
asunt1s relacionad0s con la stlbasta
de Ia tuberfa del Acueducto = dis
cusiones e incidentes de las ultimas
sesiones.
Estan circulando las illyitaciones
para ell gran bale de sOciedad que
! ofrecer;i el Casino de Puerto Rico III
nueyo gobernador v a su distinguish
familia, ,cuyo acto Sc espera que re-
slltara brillante. Ell baile es de eti-
quota.
Mariana Angler0, que fue mezcla-
do eli cl suceso de sangre ocurrido en-
la finca del Sr Llorens Torres, de d.
Sc inform0 oportunamentc, ha hecho
las siguientes manifestaciones
"Yo manejaba un carr1 Hudson que
no es propiedad del Municipio nj ha-
ce seryicio alguno al municipiO. Yo
No.
no soy tampoco empleado municipal.
Tan falso es este, senior. que segdn
informes la ambulancia municipal q.
conduce enfermos hace un mes que eS-
ia siendo objeto de pintura y repara-
ci0n actualmente Sc realiza ell SER
vicio en- un caro- Dodge contratado
para tai fin"
LA estimable sellorita Carmen
Mesa, de esta ciudad, contrajo matri-
mOnio en- New York con el senior Fe-
lix Romero. de naciona1idad mejica-
ma, el dfa 10 del corriente. Los des-
pcsadds fueron esplendidamente OBJ
| sequiados por suS niInlerosaS amista-
dies.
-Continlia bajo trataniento facul-
tatiyo el doctor en- Veterinaria seiior
Ramon Salagado, del Seryicio de Sa-
la dc SocorrOs de Santurce, de la le
sion que tiene en- una rodilla. Ape
esr de ESQ hace su servicio con el eli
rujano menor seiior Durecti. desea-
mos pronto complete restablecimien-
to al enfermO.
-Ha llegado de los Estados Unidos
el seiior Luis Tore, PresidIente de la
Porto Rican American TOBACCO Co. Es
el prop6sito del selor Toro, al venir
a la isla, eS arreglar las cosas de name
IA que todo marche de acuerdo con
la nueva 1SGciedad que Sc ha tornado
Y en- la cual ha entrado la citada Cor
poraci0n. La perlnanencia Ell Puerto
Rico del seiior Toro sera de algunos
dfas.
Nuestro saludo.
Sc esta ajustaplo cl programa
de las fiestas y actos oficialeS en- ho-
nor del Gobernad,ar Towner, del Eje-
eutiyo interino y de la Legislature. de
manera que las horas y 'fechas de ca
da ,ino no Sc entraben con las del otro
haya un solo programme.
Los senores Barcel6, Guerra Mon
. dragon Y C6rdova Davila han ALA
nado cortesmnte toda dificultad pa.
ra que las fiestas Y actos oficiales
resulten tales como ha sido ell prop0-
sito de los iniciadores.
-El seiior Rogers, sub-conlisiona-
do del Interior ex-secretario Gel
ex-gebernador Rely, estd indicado pa
-ra otro cargo en- la nueva situacion,
pues ha mostrado deseos de perna-
neeer en- Puerto Rico, sagdn Sc in
fornia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
DE La RrsIA acoNvULsIyA''


ESTOKOLAIO, mario 20. Las noti-
cias procedentes de AIosceu sobre los
psobables acontecimientos p;afticos a
icausa Ge Id gravedad de Lcninc, no
son muy tInnduilizadores.
Tn despacho dice que con toda pro
babilidad surgira en- Russia un ''esta-
do de guerra con el objeto de prote-
ger el regimen reyolucionario ccmus
nista EN- case Gle Que q primer minis
fro Lepine, cuya gravedad Sc sigue
acentwindo, muera sin solucionar el
prcpBma sobre auien deba suceder-
le
ga noticia sobre las terribles con-
.sccuencias que pueden sobre venir q
Russia no yiencn en- 81 presente case
tan solo de los socialistas y anti-boi-
cheviques, sino qnetambi6n dc los dia-
rios oficiaIes del soviet. Ell mislno
0rgano official 'Izyestia declara que
Sc esta preparando una lneha de facs
clones \ que estallaria inmediatamen-
te aue. Lenine muriera.
El presidenLe del consejo soviet Ka-
lenine, esta en favor de que 80 cons
ndan pederes aQministlativos COM
pletos a cOnlit6 de coinisaii0s y cs
apoyado por Ia mayoria del gabinete.
Leon TrotzlSy conisario de guerra,
Sc opone a los planes dc Kalenine, 3
tiene q apoyo dc uno . dcs miembros
tlel gobierllo sle ATbscoi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
ROJO-F4BIAN C co."

Los selores Julio Y Enrique Fabian,
son ventajosameiste conocidos en- San
Juan y en- la isla Y el nuevo socio es
tainbien persona de general estimation.
Les deseamos el misino exito que has
ia ahora a los actiyos j6yenes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31

COMO NUEvo: Sc yende cualquier
automoyil reparado en- Ell aller de An
dreu Aguilar & Co, Inc, Marina, San
Juan, P, r -Sub-Agente, Francisco ".
Muiiiz- Poncc-G Guayama-M -Mayaguez.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
coMERCIAL EN- NEW YORK
La siguiente circular Sc h arecil

La SlSulente elrcuIaf Sc II areclDldo
en- la isla: Rojo-Fabian Y Co., $40,
Broadway, Ser. piso, New York
Mario 20, 1923
Por la presente tenenios el agrado de
participates que con fecha 2S dc febre-
ro del ano actual, ha ingresado en- es-
ia frma. como gerentg de la misma,
el senior Felipe Goicocllea Perez, quien
conjuntamente assume Ia direction de
nuestro negocio.
Les damos las mas eSpresivas gra-
cias por sus atenciones dispensadas a
'esta firma y esperamos seran hechas
extensivas en- la continuation, al tener
ell gusto de ofrecernos nueyamente de
ustedes Afffnos. s. S.,
ROJO-FABIAN & CO."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
CAMBIOs:

Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones frescas "
sventiladasl en- el Mirador de Tanca 2
tBelayal Bid Precios colnpletamen-
te modicos. Tambien cafnas por nos
che a so centavos tno es en- el hotel.
46
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31

sdnk con ellos perdieron sll amparo n
sil ssosten. Sea para esosS htlerfanos
sin ventura la dadiva que Dis e1itre-
gamos para tan alto prop0sito
Captain, he aquf La ofrenda que sus
gentiles a,lecteaas pusieron en- mis-
lnanos para ennoblecerlas al contac-
to con Las vuestraIs, en- este inoinento
feliz para todos. Porque de todos es
sel tributo, todos alcanzs III yentu-
ira de ofrecerlo, SOLD que para brin-
atario d vuestra aceptacion, no les
acompal6 q acierto al dcsignarme pa
ia tan alto cometidp.
Alguii dolor aliviaia de fijo. y vale
no porque cs metal cotizable u apli-
cable al remedio se uigentes agobios.
sine porque se impregna del perfume
dc III caridad, ESD diyina flor dc las
alnas, que crece en los jardisies del
sentimiento y 81 riegl con q tibio ro-
cio de una lagrima, que araso no que
mo nucstras mejillas, pero Que sen.
timos Ell nuestro coraz6n
y asi terInin0 la velada.
j.. Perez Losada.
En- el mar, ] ) de mario De 1923.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
Winliturlesp

Basshsnl Street. spent tSsaaaassat
tsiuIne,ss
/ Gaat Where went back StaoSet
pNup Wee,,asdaey
| Ovsrian,.ssanddO laf oltsons WIS.,
it*Ati no t4asftsss Fxsceson's sNiaadass
1'tscvy Street wNs az csisar At
thee Nehs Iarsonn homes Soadas
afternoon
Storm sashes farr tAae wsntioo~
buaaH lfsr of tho eseanois annthh
dsstfct arfissss FsTiiusy
| AMtead F,ricsssnn aastd fannsu
end ulae Olson AMI, dfannasy csAad'
40 See~rtt Ovsrlsnvs Saadasg
| Ihae pacsneee sahae anad social
hatdsiaet AAal Pet@rsea's sSsataMlas
svsnissue WA vp~ey u~a attSndedd
! several - thee WiAdanmrs
yanau felix's att&n,tusid thac play,
End oaacet ~ nhaaettA Satbsaasl
tvsasNr.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
ONctrtIF M GARDEN
(lsa. 1it@e>a

Seed f1r ssec ami nursery
cataltjqs and make ugQ he ss'efl
ani uiaarv lst NOW
JuuIner and other eveerreeE1s
have btena used inn nsaSgyy pianos
This seer for z,riauoWboxess Tifess
l,6xas add u,ucn too the aunearF
ance of + - taee.
I.h0s over loose Esbasltss FOR
disease 0r iaaeets. WISH tie.
.fo0age oonce aawpesd TO- l5e~n1 off
shs dust Use ttplad yuaae@r snd
4 SOFT sponge aorr clitho
Forrest rec iesytoyy raDt pnlr
our raess BOT niucnn wild animal
and birt lta ist is ctss.apssrr II
the long ran 8. pr6teettoqgrfDrrsi
arex ran fire.
Thsreis a. rose nursery ii
Stnvanees, Norway. Containing
$4,000 piantss Ittissinl akontt THE
sans atitasde ass the southern
pomt of 4 Teentaan
Secretary hIaoesnann OF ttit,
Wfeensm Pre- fcetssess assao,R.
tlunnsavs taat 90HOO1 aeress Of
Wsconsn arm lnd axea issa 70
grow eas.
Nows3s tae me tooorCylTlzeo u
sprayl rEnp M he cogllmmtsy
Study sbraplnag ulesha,ass ana
1raseratS and no reany toDdou the
work unen { should re- one. No
Use "a sprav ggpr Ia. esaettic ttiu
tlpnt tane nj a. he rlantt yay,
Gluanty a eeetabte az tfo,ve,
seeds il more IMPORTANT ttlsal
prce Very ottsr seeo Il S. /,
pDund Is cneaner han sse, a 81
bound Isccsts ust IS rnuc.n tu
Cultivate poor ptants resulting
from poor seed IS : choess to chi.
tiuste good piant.s which vii mn
auce eaairst lass crop
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KerriCiax

bfrt j j wv I'aaetasts hvas q ea,4
Iess1b1tstsssr Il rssiTs Friday
AEsaaea i.,sfAslv spensl tlse week,
a4s thtth ~ ihssns q rFStnnso
Mrs Arr L s.yssey, yawns sorn the
sick liiit Il f}wydssss laat Awess.s
1'heetown lsisc n ilslue a short
gisis frS,T the c. Fl Nesrrs
fsrNsilv.y
Arnaaa dBirsst spent few
ises last tweaes sqfs,sineefrienths
sYFE{ntrlrlt
M'ss Ida DlsoYs lett I'aesasv for
t.iasae tffalisi wherpsI,Ss viii ts~,l,
3ssifeef tliis wirltar
CYNTHIA and Cssstoa DeWat %
Wagt6nl IJtgp ase pending
ft.~ days at ttlie horne % their
dceslri Mrs !SAA EIatveu@na
Arthur II .tss,tl and dEshyyC LEVITT
u saee ,sS~ gos their camp lesst Of,
tt,~n auFfin turning order They
4 Sptc, soniAk@ I he Ices fafi Some
Gl,is wintssr.r
! Q,titae d acrtwi fsrr hero az
tended die play ana ,lsaee at D,5.
d tsestia lasst Sau,ntsvy ecerines
Ah Reported ethe epktvy a a Grand
3l4ecess and q gyaSs tisue ewes ens
loved tbseeeryonee
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Miss lialinA al ahhsen aslsV sstsap
r.ards annDAhithh
MISS Vh5la ? Carlesn sptmt the
sgees entldati Kcrrics
Mtss sieltna Antltra,nleft Npeae
ht-sssc firran aindefnita titvs at
snperaurr
I Carl Miller % EInhl,nefnrt ia
sesndineg thc q week / enad at the
Soeaaennh6ms
AAaetenunltsr iof ilocsi peepls.
itedn,led dthseplae ami dlance g at
IAiauetee Ssnsrsaey overtime: alt
repOr~ Ia agesdd snee
Apaes and slAaisars nilersenrof
lstl,ithh and 1 larry Anderson and
sArF Johnson OF minneapolis
spcat ChrRssss,as att Ah'eead AMI
seraens
M,ee EFars CsrAssnp Ttsnpy and
t}sn Carsssn ard Victor VA~stNiud
.snee upp Satarsasy to- VISIT no
Anpg CsrAseas.s 1Kee>rshsTea on
sfoadae together WITH Richarss
folann who haA spent the week
st L Arkaensss
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Fhrerme and EshaiL LARSON cane
dawn frDu1D hmtt Sstarssev TOD
attend the q lckslvr sHlsi alta rafd
Petersrrs's, s.
. MI AMI hffsg Cka,s9s Sgmsan
ana M, and Afrxg john Chaio,ert
srent Ssmtav ye veninu gatitl W.
" esttains's
Several b9 The y o'mp psTiie an
this rfnltv % ttt.ersed tina GhriSte
l,1ss . sorrnni Mt slietd .gttte 'Asicnses
c;sBpis 1W'edrs,stav G venTny
The yoans people OF this coma
nubftp y wera aatartalssen 1 New
Years eve at a apwtp heki i az
,Npbsrp's Ihee evanlnve was
sTseNt tiu plaelne aaes and de-
ingpvarioss saints ard Call u ees
aft reportaa a very eainvaiste'
evaafnaQ
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Iltixlj,irw

Mr. Cb,lins spent Ne~u Y esss
iass Aatl / he j ohm iuEy4n homes
MrrLlduie went til I<measale
Sansntsvy returning htsre an
daey
M and Mrs. Elmer Gafvu,
spent Sunday sar thss y ohn 4 iairui
hhunee
Mrs. Wassnnn ami daughters
spent 1'aesaaey nc the RI Shuts
bomee
M,pss cbhar 81 Rid Wanrgpent,
New ssrs ss4th her nristher a nd
bnttser.r
AAnnuber % thee Danforct
talks ~ pated at tho q .ar S aans
sonnhbme g asa Vaeanessaey evef
bineg
AlAwatca party WAS held Ia the
hall last tS0ndl9e venlnc taobih
farewell tdaheom ear and wet
eeue sheenev~yesrf
Mr. Andmws Of Marxusiie.e WAS
h, this aocshts siooeinppvsr some
Land farrthe Tae<er / md d Conn
panc. theeti,vt tof ttheew~ekk
Msas OK TFanstaddleft { fdrrAhns
hesnciis T'aeSsasy toovisst reis.
tlpes and dtaomsctt Mn Eaanstsad
nAno ss retsrampp hhmee from
SoutsshI kskottavAe1eh sew.s en-
plovea for rsemeetanee
Oyaee Lan,psenn was painfalis
Insumad l,sstt week. whenn he
shipped andd hiss handd struck
saatnstt Al buzz saa% Efiss lit,tss
finger WAS ahnnse severed fsam
hishandd
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Norman

nivss Darnet SPENT Thumaap
st,tAathsaoC Il rfsnt thnnaee
| Isaraa Dsarnetil csnsead att the
VIVA Bonnin home Nfousiasy altar.
noouI
/ Iarxucee and ffarsbdd Disrnet
yAatt.Aad lAso andd l-Aet%rr Kn0ats;
Snnsiasy
| Nv and Mvss James Oeiiva
sndd AAetiae calapeid nc tAee 'riatt
hnosee San,iasy
Mrs. Macy 1'iae1 and fAn,,is
speut tSaar.ns evening" 40 tthetJ IA:
UsiiSiaehoMae
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04

! Mh1s Whites s1dl II lay DLrnest
s'isisett atattn I'd L ateason home
Sln,days a.ftfr.g,mu
Mr.. and Mss. Nib { errerss and
lclnmren armnr keR Y ears atathe
home ef3Joeoa n4loier
MRS. F'51xrtTI. Mrs, Deuaii a1a5
Mrs barnett ea.iefi d Mrs. S hoe
mixer Motufav AFTERNOON
Mas / gdia F titeh ant MISS
F5Ennrz i eassp spent Sl1f14:av evas-s
ninu 70 t. the ) aanes 0e,iv5el home.
Mr.. and Mrs j JAAOeihie. and
AAelia leaad Gilbert srnnE Ne@
Years atathsl AVAWN 0t.ivie h5rue
Mrl and. hrsy VIM. s otf Of Dtl-
luth srmat sha HOLIDAYS with ms
VIZ. araf A[tsas JulIas
Slcbt.
T.awrsncp Dee Msaag W-eHt IS
Dbasatii h Sarsfs4v 10 ovisit a afaw-
laws with ia bfutbtea.s, FArd q ad
GIANT.
! Mr. and Msf Earl Dee Msaas
who ssant the hoi9aayss with the
s1dsNe folksa rsstsned ito oDLinth
TSiastssvg
Otser F'6rsvt,l b aasd NJ. and
Mra Dun t'bfsyrii u fst haisg serst
,Snnelav e wearing atitfis j .JAA0vti-
we thsgmec
M and Mrs ,Toad 1hofer asft
Mr. and MRS MilouCnrrent and
ckiidrrn spent Santsasy yat the eSVt
wv Ovl!,stee honee
Nh and thfsH Beet 4 ntxvth aIac.
son and Mrs Fl Devaa and L aii.
dmn spent Newsa Yarss dsv at
the Fred Darseii htspee
Mrs. Forsvsh hand mrs. Devali
and chiirlnn md Laara nj Rrhv
Danseti spent Fritav asutr,6on
attthe % anss Ovllve thtraae
Miss Verbs Pletaiahr VINO is
v"rkineg inn Sandstone visited
from San,ntavyti.i fT'assssav with
Der phrents,s Mn nd dSfM CLas.
pleusherr
Arfonn Forsyth hasls recsntlA'
announcead hisss enea1ernert ia
Msss j .vdia II 'ritashlh baanhof Nor
tianrtouusnipp Theuead,ne u1li
| takeeplpoe next June
Thee neiuhboass vent oothf
honne otfhM Darnelil anhd sars
prEsee ihhnnNfnntay evening" The
event being his bi,rndavy IN
report taafnee tianee anddaanice
lunch lsvNs served
Nfsss O. M BecSsnrof fBnseean.
ridge hassbeenI visiting her -par.
entss NM and MIA Win Do Mars
eurfnpg thee ho6dauy season. Shf
latt Monday farrT hit,th htaovMa,
aafaw" daas hetoree recsrampg I'd
her hhn,ee
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
B@M MtvtS MOVE
ldshosa ny bus sttoAfd0mmt1t %
Nlsfsssrosn A0,eedmestll.

NAs.fnsttrsl--'rA y y sas b sssrs ~ y ~
paaHfa Of s @rasot' DsrsA i,li4v y faadesf
HArslFts gcali "A " censMfei conferences
cana I'D Ia sansatsanssa cls,Aas I'm tile
s~nsse ewhsn tlsA l,fAass serstorsf ~
n1ssNred attiAt IA ewsasdI dwulinA4s dhts
ps0poaest II rsAndtnanri 20 tia a.Avs,l u o.
pStsprlstssa 1bfsi on "a Observation-Disclosures Ia 4. !
slt-srAas. gssesh = s-nsvtgr NNaf..m iof
TrfAfArs thar tia PsasiaNrs ases,sy
WIS., ssnsdfas soasi ~ tsisnatsen sin
WY which AmssAs 7ess Id Sssnhe s,nssss'
menu wAfth iwnes4 "a m tiiA q as,s.ssshArti
ofnFcen8fsleNs 50 sasaHlhk gln nFarsJeNe
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WnkR FoaR lsssNl oeFfteE
NM Mses&swey ~ d pse vsMa Foc
lJ@t2ss DS~,soed Pcsss~aean.

New yarn s--= RATsss~Htsw~cs oel
Ek1s6HH ue VskfWa lea d y MN. Afaft.s
aFAeS~nsSys wNsAd u abtcSdssss sstssssg
gkse ~ swMk haAherents OF ithe eil4ss |
Fseestate ssuf p ss~essss;N nor ans 4 AN /
consulAtss sae Il ~ NASSAU srrAest
Thesp&f lvak.ea sfcsees N assh4-st t'la |
nsSAA al M utNr tNsrHr~n wN NJ. somA lone /
Fyxse Statcf hssds tAs cessaisses 40
dessNa~fr TAeehst,i~ tcasd Inc Gown
ssnA.fs sin IA n sasraseN >eontasst
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FfAENNAAss O4EsS INV ceAss,l
rh~NseA ssttrN d MO o An rbys TSAtaNn'
lxspse<1=oSe sh4$s sr1ess

Afsns~ae@ls%a t,as fireman twas skkt.
ca .onse was hass Sd serSu.ssyy b eisa
rxrSrted ddykies ana fSar osNsss w~rsa
ilsSUr<d ania sserrHie ecsssn vNAnaa srsa
ar%srkk racing q answer q n Ia lsrasg eHrl
hasa WIN an aastsmcslee
Ths<ee frers4ap, stanasnsg ont tNea
r<Sr fcssNSswd o. tKee track wersd
Aar~.6 sntc the am ore az itNAm rss~fssl
ing hssd sivss IA sshst a q rAee "a rsss
aAMvs
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UU. S.. EkTtRFl coNFEREageE
ssc<easry OPT stsse ssoVAsess Iy6S,ss~J
de4s'tC sryTras nor & se<.~sa

New HsvsN.n CbNn Ia ssssAsstes
slssta a q Ind4par6~nt acsnAAf.s,onp 90
tsAA1&saFl exp<~ss coeFe aecosnesish
nic<s eHXrih sA6e~sr srs.rnAsseNA4 CON-
eft~ntA to~arI scFus,iyn aos ith4 Etsroo
p6sn hrscArwtiynsl sskss ewns pat tfotaE
wArf hvy Secretnsys Hs,sAAs here's ip
tltSsnSsf ipsbsse psan.areemert on ali~
ettnennits cflss~l toe cerN4 from RS
sr&nsshle Nitrate Of tH& assstnAtrsso
tim lat WA ssgaS6sNn
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
wttet posSoaONs Cosressso
MaAn AoSsNss pVseEno o~ass rn SECS
Nes,snsss nrAsctree

ANsssAsi. Asasa-st',s~AHe~ fsau,hlesi
% S~vh,ap arrAstsss ia ost,estesa s'ANrg
lan connection WIN the d-stA os h,.
wffs by pSt~cnsnv ara a'so IA bsra.a
saes " his h6Na hsss confessed no
gxvA "pefses ID his wfFtA,e aceesstnye "a.
~ stAtaHi4st issaea ~ sAesfrd W. s.
CsTstYF ~ FhhsHscsti TIE csnrAs~s,sal
ms assAe snrs ~ ecesaty ian lh-s&s
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04

TFeAss~<s IsdAt tas%tsrF - ASB seasss
LHx6Sr E,~shtE SSMee OF ikeo prf1Sa
l1sss tf<ssayess FeAAad iAn thae tnasHe ~
May TGvxaA ftAnseAn sisyHxAt sfNv
tkRe sisstt tft4es iAn nsAr8e tAaAn s0upi
yAsrS .ufrMnt kAsr srsnseest tSoy ~ tcsSNl
offfssnRgsSH i. az haN fnsse a~-~y.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04

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tui1 \ me hnmee fstiSs Size. left
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04

'Hhr tsvn months II never went in
nnr cs,alaiI. fearing a RAFT. 0nss niHsiu
in lirst u ssnsslesfi firn.. 9arn anmlgfi
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04

Wien yss1 ira ttee rAe4tal IieaSe wssv =
tisee rsesls aasusBs epm%sf
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lanaffess liirte iissaiffeseHeee
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fteapeutiss OF a ra&hDnnatnne.
dt,hee asSsBtf the iisfsiistt thing fnr 4
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Ijrtit tiiee ''tRses inn everything.
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tfiee rnsrpe Listeners lice Will iixSee
Sasne ERrnyI,ee are naturally nssEulls.
vfilIee o,tissss li&see Tpfckiw fi&oas
Ssynee ttiinRxs Mne woufth waittnH rfr
md III Elxyss to- 90 affesr Others.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
Al rnssfHH,fAal l}j6t1tS4ar -, Hs,,....,

A memorial fisli.Asr i'm Kausssx
is to be Iif1edi with ffswessnu
silsHtse s1ai shrubs Tie BAY
Scouts will do rnue4hof tics WORT.
Minnesota cealdi weail ulAartt trees
and scrubs aieue spnnee Of its
boeeaalittilffup highways E.saor
gasi,s associate liOrtieailtti,rss
Unworthy Farm, ST. Paul.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-20
ELKS CONDUCT FUNERAL
OF 'WALLY' REID TODAY

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20. - The
body of Wallace Reid, the idol OF
the screen, who died in Hollywood
Thursday, was to go on final Ioca-
ton" today
After lying in state in the First
Congregational church during the
day, the funeral services are to be
held jointly by the Episcopal clergy
and the local Order of Elks, of which
Reid was a loyal member.
At the request of Reid, his body
is to be cremated in the cemetery
at Glendale, a suburb Of Los An
geles.
Floral offerings from every part
of the United States, throughout
which he was greatly beloved, have
been sent, the casket and church be-
ing filled with these silent token of
universal love and admiration.
The grief-stricken widow is receiv-
ing hundreds of consolatory mes
sages, both in person and over the
wires.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-20
SHOWING COST OF
RUNNING WORTH COUNTY

SYLVESTER, Jan. ~ The rec
ord Of the office Of Worth county
commissioners show expenditures for
the year 1922 as follows: Chain
gang, $34,O3I33; City court, $4,-
368.10; Ordinary's court, $14786;
Superior court, $9,719.8O: general
fund, $34,478.36; public buildings,
$2,926.77; roads and bridges, $22,-
250.45, making total of $107,-
928.67 for the year. The average
cost per day of feeding convicts and
guards was 80 cents. The sheriff
was allowed 60 cents per day for
feeding prisoners in Jail and 60 cents
for turn-keys. The average cost Of
clothing the convicts was $55.16 per
year, or Is cents per day. This added
to the 32 cents for feeding makes a
total cost Of At cents per day for
feeding and clothing convicts. The
average cost for guarding convicts
was q cents per day per man. This
makes a total cost of II cents per
day for feeding, clothing and guard
ing each convict in Worth county for
the past year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-20
ANOTHER VICTIM
IN MOREhOURE FEUD

MONROE, La, Jan. 20.-John P
Parker, former sheriff of Ouachita
parish who was shot on the Bastrop
road, Is miles from Bastrop last
night by Carey Calhoun, of Monroe,
died at local sanitarium early this
morning without having regained
consciousness.
The shooting is shrouded in mys-
terry.
Ouachita parish officials state
that the shooting was not reported
to them until after midnight and
that no details had been made known
and that there are no witnesses to
the actual shooting so far as is
known.
Calhoun, when arrested at 8
o'clock this morning, would make no
Statement. S
He said he had been a personal
friend Of the Parkers' since boyhood,
and hated the shooting as much as
anybody else.