davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans Middling, 27.50c; receipts 463: sales. 4S1; stock, 56,261.
 Galveston: Middling, 27.20c: receipts 3S2.
 Mobile: Middling. 27,5oc; receipts. 211; Savannah: Middling. 2ss0c; receipts
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON Fur1,REs
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, July 3.-Cotton goods markets were quiet today, with prices barely steady. Yarns were generally lower but few distressed stocks were available. Linens were quiet In the house. hold goods division. Burlaps were quiet with an easing tendency. Raw silk was lower.
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l. 047; stock, 1ssS9.
 Charleston: Receipts, 50; stock, 25s62

l,047; stock, 1S,S
 Charleston: Receipts, 50; stock, 25,ss2 Wilmington: Receipts, 1.7O4; exports. 6,46S; stock 6y468
 Texas City: Stock, 13.
 Norfolk: Middling, 26.75c; receipts 2sO ; stock. 32,9S3.
 Baltimore: Stock, 2,042.
 Boston: Middling, 27.s5c; stock, HOO. Philadelphia: Stock, 3,91s. New York; Middling, 2725c; receipts 1000; exports 1,727; stock, s3,756.
 Minor ports: Receipts, 14S; exports 575; stock, 266s.
 Total today: Receipts, es7o; exports 12,973; stock. 277,259.
 Total for week; Receipts, 16.3ss; ex- ports, 53,eS6.
 Total for season: Receipts, 5,752,7os exporta AHA 7n4 -
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-------------- . ~------------- CHICAGO VEG ETABLES

CHICAGO July 3.-Potatoes steady; Oklahoma sacked Triumphs, s2.5OQ2sO; cobblers, s3.5o93: Virginia barrel cob blers,s mostly S6.25. Watermelons weak 1; Florida bulk car Tom Watsons, 27 pounds, $500. Cucumbers steady; North Carolina bushel hampers, s1.7592. To- mato@ barsiy stea6y; Mississippi o Texas six basket crates. s343.25 Csrmans, sSq 2.25. Florida grapefruit, large, t3.60d 3.70; medium S3.90@AlO; small, $3.
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CHICAGO STOCKS

CHICAGO. July 3.-Armour of Della ware. ss; Armour preferred 7S1s; Com monwealth Edison, 127; Diamond Match, l1o: Libby McNell, 51A; Middle West Utilities, 45; National Leather, S14 swift & Co.,, 99h Swift International, 17% Union Carbide. 521s Wahl A; Yellow Manufacturing, B, 262A Yellow Taxi, 90.
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. July S.-Copper quiet electrolytic spot and nearby 145s e 16c. Tin steady. spot and futures, S37.s7. Iron steady; prices unchanged. Lead steady spot s6.65 Zinc quiet. East St. Louis and nearby. s5.75Q5.77. Anthony, spot S6.S5 @6.95.
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NEW YORK. July 3.-Raw silk easy: prices per pound: Kansai double extra cracks. sS.so@s.4O; Kansai best No. l, S7.S5Q7.95; Kansai No. 1 fil. s7.s0Q 7.90; Shinshu No. 1, s7.75Q7S5; Canton extras A. 14-16. S7.1097.2o. Shanghai. China, steam fil gold double deer, $s.90Q915.
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK, July Swallowing are today's high, low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each bond:
 Railway and Miscellaneous
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DOREMUs, DANIEL & Co,

New York daily letter on stocks by pri- vate wire to Doremus, Daniel & Co.,:
 NEW YORK, July, 3.-Afters early steadiness the market developed irregu- larity and 1t was soon evident that traders were quite willing to sell stocks which showed the first signs of weakness What appeared to be liquidation in New Haven and the leather stocks was in evidence. Mexican Seaboard and Missouri Pacific preferred helped along by short sell ing. There is an evident desire on part Of spectators to get ou of stocks which have failed to recover earning power and which now show no earnings promise The standard stocks were not in big supply
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BOND MARKET
UNITED STATES BONDS (nn GXncL ExChannoN

Readers should note that Liberty bonds are quoted in dollars and thirty seconds of dollars instead of dollars and cents The fractions are designated by giving the numerator only.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July s.-Tur- pentine. firm s7@s7hc; sales SOS; re- ceipts, s15; shipments, 1S2; stock, s,s21
 e7P Rosin; a firm: sales, 116S receipts. D.
 Quote: to K, s4.65; M. s4.65@4.70; N, $4.95@5; Wg. S6.15@5.30; Wv, s57O
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RICE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Rough rice. lnillers' receipts. 4,o67 sacks. Clean rice, steady; sales, none: receipts, 4.075 pock
 cts Bran, s30 per ton; polish. s34 per
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Price Movements Predonae h Tuesdays Stock Market Session
NEW YORK CURB
Jndustrials

NEW YORK, July 3.-FollowinK is the official list of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange. giHng all stocks and bonds traded in:
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LONDON, July 3.--Bar silver 31 1-16d per ounce. None, l per cent. Discount rates, short bills, 23-16GA per cent. Three-month bills, 9s e ia per cent.
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HORSES AND MILES
FOREIGN SILVER

EAST ST. LOUIS, H., July 3.-Horses and mules, steady; receipts, light; quo tations. unchanged
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 3.-Following are today's sales, high, low and closing prices of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange:
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, July 3.-Tdrpentine firm. s6Ac. Sales, 107; receipts. 1,104; ship ments. 70; stock, 4.21. Resin firm; sales stock. 73.O54. Quite: B to H, I4.e2IS; l. K, M. s4.66; N, s4.95; VIC, s5.15; wv $5.65.
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MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, July 5.-CaIl money easy: high, 5iz per cent low, per cent; ruling rate. 5l7 per cent; closing bid, per cent; offered at 4i2 per cent; last loan. per cent; call loans against acceptances. 4i2 per cent. Time loans, firmer; mixed col lateral, 60-90 days. 505A per cent; 4-6 months. 5G5i4 per cent. Prime conner Cial paper, per cent.
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but the market Is still heavy enough to be generally influenced by weakness in a few issues.
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Hubbard Bros x Co

Hubbard Bros. & Co. Members New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Or- ders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cot. ton for delivery.
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STEEL QUOTATIONS
SILK MARKET

NEW YORK. June S.-steel prices un- changed.
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FLAX MARKET

DULUTH, July 3.-Closng: Flax, July, s2.22h.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

= Y. a. les remitIrernos una prlJeba i.
PLAPAC y el libro del sefior Stuart sesroe 70
dc Ia hernia. ABSOLUTAMENTE GRATIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
CURIOsIDADES. .

Es indiscutible que las reliquias an
tiguas estan namando mucho la aten-
ci6n universal hoy Sc cotizan enor-
mes precios. Luis Feuillade, eminente
escritor cinematografco, ordeno EXPIRE
samente la construction de unas GUAM
tas fragatas al estilo del siglo XVII.
rara presentar escenas reaistas en- su
famosa pelicula FL Hijo del Filibus-
tero", pues el Sc empeii6 en- cue esta
obra sea la mejor que jamas Sc haya
'flmado'', introduciendo en- la misma
tcdas las diferentes sensaciones cue pro
queen hilaridad satisfaction en- toda
Ia humanidad. TODD ell mundo sabe que
este gran escritor frances es Ell dirsc-
tor de JUDEx BARRABAs, y con
ESQ esta dicho todo. No Sc Ia rierda;
p1onto en- nuestros mejores C'nes.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
LA ENFERMEDAD LITERARIA

I'm muchacho romantico ha venido q
bvsc3rnos para que, por mediaci6r
nuestra, I'm impresor lie facilite la edi
ci9n de un tomo de Versos. Aunque no
venda uu solo ejenp.a .ar-nos ha expi-
cado e. presunto poeta-lo qua quiero
G, publican mi libro.
La aspiration, por ell acento del mo-
20. tenia mucho de queja. Contra NADIA
nj contra nadie, contra todo contra
s mismo. Como que habia en- esas pa
Iatras algo asi como la rebeldia amar-
eada de quien voluntariamente Sc des-
centr3 y Sc excluye. Y es que hay tanta
/ tristeza en- e. literatismo Y es enfel-
lncdad tan negra, tan dura tan ire
lAediab,e. No Sc conoce terapeutieas 20
sibles, y qnienes aprisiona va Sc sa-
he como los consume. Comienza por Ia;
lamen.a bles, las nquietantes interro-
gaciones al destino. jD6nde y como es-
pantar las veladas lacrimeantes. las an
eustias por la metafora que escapa y
pnr n idea que Sc olvida, ell anhelo
&c la investigation conmovedora dentro
de la propia inte,igencia La propia
! alma? Dijerase que de esa tristeza anna
s1da en- inquietudes, secretion obhgada
del nal del iteralismo, ulcera espan-
tosa Que no puede tocarse nj con Las
plEzas hemostaticas, derivan los mismos
frnestos contagios Cada dia hay mas
roetas, caG2 dia, empero, Sc venden
mcnos los Hbros de poesias.
Y e. nal, por 10 que respecta al
cortjnente, no es solo de aqu1. Els de
toda IA America. Para que Sc vendan
ciemp,ares de Asunci6n Silva Sc impo-
ne IN prologo de Unamuno las anto-
;ogjas de Ventura Garcia Calder6n y
Hugo Barba gelatta, sin salida como TO-
Eo:os t-enen que darse por entregas en-
les revistas universitarias de Sud Am6-
rica E. libro de Chocano LAS dicta-
cuIas constructive" Sc ha vendido mas
cue "A America" 'tOro de In
las ,. Y a Eguren, a Fernando More
+" a Luis C. Lopez, Carrasquillo Ma
lIarino no los conoce ell publico normal
= lrEeso, ell pdblco que sigue de Ger
CD CT anuncio de una crisis politica o
as pcripecias del ultimo crimen.
z ESQ en- ell concepto imitado del
rceta dcntro de su ambiente, del can
tor dentro de su tiera, del trovador
ceatro de su paisaje. Sc va a editar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

cn Mejico una antologia de poetas con
tinentales, y desde ahora presagiamos
que cl libro no tendra salida. No la ten
dt3 en- Mejico como no la tendra en-
2ue,los Aires. Y es que en- America
mas que la uberrima America, intere-
sa y atrae la gastada Europa. Mas ALA
de Mejico, son pocos los cue en- Ame-
lica han estudiado la revorlci6n meji-
cana. Sc sigue con Ia revolucion fran
ccsa . Sc escarba en- Ia rebellion sovi6-
tica la reacci6n fascistas. Pero 81
s"vietlsmo visto en- Russia ell fasc1smo
os"rntadc en- Italia. Fuera de Alfredo
Fala .os de Jose Leon Suarez, de Is
tan'elao zevallos, de algdn otro, el con
fictc Peru-chileno solo ha interesado a
-hilenos y peruanos. contad que en-
este prnto nos hemos referido al pro
Gie,ne que mas intensame2te ha en-
tOrpeCido la cordialidad sud-anericana.
Y es que, dolorosamente, en- literature
como en- politica, el latino-americano
carece de interes por las cosas latino
americans. Sc conoce Ell Facundo de
Sarmiento, pero como Sc conocen las
Tradiciones de Palma, el madrigal de
Gutierrez Cetina, el canto Gloria de
Ni4ron, la serenata de Gutierrez Najera,
Ia Maria, de Jorge Isaacs. Como re-
,Ylorccc da 10 ;,oFarc;s oo,,,, lox,ox.o.c
del colegio, como lecturas escondidas
en- Ia Case de geometria en- las We
ladas de- internado.
Pero los poetas, Sc dice, no escri-
ben POI vender sus hbros, 10 traba IN
per ei ruin dinero, y entire csos poetas
puede contarse el muchachs que ha
veEldo visitarnos. Y, sin embargo
esa como perentoria recusaci0n de los
lIU-os poeticos parece una crue,dad, y
casi ibamos a decir una afrenta Por-
auc ei novelista, ell ensayista, ell Gro
nistas, el cuentista tienen expedite su
1ereoho desafiar, con la collaboration
dc los Tbreros, la curiosidad del publ
co que compra libros
ne ese derecno Sc encuentran despo-
scidCs los poetas.
Ul' htrero dice, puede que dasde
el punto de vista comercial, no lie fall
ta laz6n:
Versos. Esto no 10 leen sino los
2octss Y los poetas raciben gratis las
ediciones de sus companeros.
CASTOR ROGER
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Ia TERAPEUTICA DEL "NUFORAL" EN- Ia
TUBERCULOSIS
Por el Professor Doctor Norbert KienzI.
Vena Deutsch Wagran, Austria.

"Consdero primero de mucho nter6s ampfcar contnar
repcrte de pulonar pubca-
COS e Vienna Medazansche Wocenschrft No 8 de ero
de 1922.
"CASO Nina dc IA dc pubertad en- los cus-
ados dcrecho zquerdo connuado ryec
de 20 q inyeccion mensua Las prue-
has hsooelcas caramene prueban ccntinuada bro
Sc mantena pemanentc esputo negative dioiebe
de 1921
"CAso -Recibdas por todos % inyeccones de 20 m. M
suhcutar Pruehas HioogEias: completament cu1ada
Dado de alta
CAso IIIParalelo del Muhacho de IS amos nluy
aq3itco; ha crecdo dtmos ocho meses
Restados de la examination sio6gica excelene ha vueo
ocUpatse de Quehaceres erero Dor
Sc iryecciones de 20 m m
"CASO lV-Tss ambos pulmones; destruction des-
composition de los teiids Despu6s nyeccones de 20 m
enconro condcones de reasumr ocupacones como
cribienta dc oicina
"A continuation doy datos correspondentes 16 casos eli
Resmendo mis- observaciones deseo expresar que en- el
rimero segundo periodo de tuberculosis efeco fvora
HE del traamieno NUFORAI" exception maravi-
HcSo notable simple vista Despues inyeccones
dco e paciene marcadisimo
rHnerto e apetto temperatures;
el puto "onviert negative ell anass
a la normalidad.
Este fen6meno mi arga experencia eI traamieno
re "a tuberculosis puede efecuadO eguar
dad ningn oro agente erapeuco epecifcos
higenicos dieticos, r1edac6n de cualaer orO
especifco "NUFORAL"
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Sc VENDEN

Tres casas en- Santurce, caIle
Landron II, $3.4O0; Avenida
Antonsanti 10, $4,000 Y caIle
I1urriaga 6, $500. Direction.
Box 991. Arecibs. ?. r.
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El NUFORAL vende anpoa de 20 30 Y 40
Porto Rico Drug Co. de San Juan Ponce, p
de NUFORAL quenes los senores 6dico
den drigir peddos.
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PONGA ESTA MARAVILLOSA
SORTlJA JUNTO A UN BRl-
LLANTE LEGlTIMO Y ST. PUE-
DE NOTAR ALCUNA DIFEREN-
CIA, DEVUELVANOSLA.

Los brillantes ''Rabon" positivamente
igualan los brllantes legitimos. Ell m.smo
respaludor. La misma llama resplandecente,
los msmos deslumbrantes rayos de fuego vi
70 de arco-jris, casi desafando al que ha
sido I'M eNperto en- brillantes toda su vida.
Someta al Rabou " a las mismas pruebas
Que usted someterla un brillante legfti-
mo. Conv6nzase 81 misno de sus asombro-
sas cualidades
USE UN BRULANTE "RABON'' POR
DIEI DIAS GRATIS USTED NO ARRIES-
GA NADIA. ST usted sus amigos pueden
notar alguna dferencia, devu6lvanosla Y le
garantizamoS Ia devolucj6n de su diuero in
meflatamente. Los numeroS & van mon
tadcs en- corcha de orc de II klates Los
numeros 5, 10 on efecto de platino ma
cizo. Tamaho de klate blanco azulado ab-
solntamente perfecto. No. TO- tainano de .
kilates.
Los garantiza- 49,.
%:; %:a,. ."foa';.Gas. pom ss.a,. NO EAViE DIkERO
amos.
SoIamente mande el tamano de la sorti-
ia en- una tra de papel que de punta a pun
ia lie cubra alrededor del dedO. Su sortija
lie sera enviada a vuelta de correo Cuando
le legue deposite con el cartero el m0ntan-
te indicado arr ba, ST dentro del pazo de
dic7 dias resuelve no quedarse ella, de-
yuelvanosla obtenga su dine-o otra
n~vD A fin de introducir
GD a nuestros asombrosos Bri-
NN NA EI nantes "Rabon' en-
viaremOs enteramente
gratis su preferencia entire par de yum
tas para puho de frente de s6lido O
bien un alfler de corbata montado en- oro
s6hdo aqueas personas que ordenen dos
mas sortijas. Esta oferta mantendrd
eigeucla por un periodic limitado de tempo
solamente. Envienos su pedido hoy mismo.
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6 ampolletas de 40 minimas.
OPINIONFS CONVICClONFS DEL PROFESSOR DOCT
NORBERT KIENZI, DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE VIENA
"MuY senores mics:

II = NUFOKAL LAI5O ORATORI1S, INC.
G8G688 Lexington Av. NEW YORK. u S. A.
Vena agosto 20,-922.
"Auy mics:
Tengo mucno gusto De disposition de ustedas los
sguente re0ores, auorizandoos paa publication
1cvst2s medlcas amercanas cualquera Y0
hare publican este rticuo de los pr6xmos del
Vena Mcdzansche Wochenscrft deales ampli-
fcadoIes de los dcctorcs Fisher Griess Werner
NH FTRNIE CONVICTION ES QUE "NUFORAL" REPRE-
SFNFA HOY OLA Ell MEJOR AGENTE TERAPEUTICO QUE
IA FARMAC0PFA MODERNA POSEE PARA FL IRA
TAMIENTO DE LA TUBERCULOSIS Y ENFERMED AIDES
DE LAS Was RFSPIRATORIAS- respetuosamente su-
Professor DIR. NOBERT KIENZL"
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Con lecha de Setenlbre utmO tuve e gustO de dis
trbur a cada unO de los medc0s cue conpOnen eI H.
Cuerpo M6dcO de la Repiblica, para que llegase 81
conocmientc la exstancia en- Mejico del notable cual
imporantisro prepasado qunlicO-terapeutico Hama
dc "NUFORAL", de la "NUFORAL LABORATORIE
Enc de Nueya York U. S. A., Ia siguente circular:
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Como este pOdrianlOs reprcducir miles de testimonies
Mas clio no eS neceSarO.
Nnovn York 447 WASHINGTON Str
"FSTTMADO DOCTOR WOLF:
Sm duda estara ustad uzgando una ingraa por
Fabcre escrto sabiendo 10
ri pero confio perdonara me
eXpque.
"Pucs bien siento mejor nunca tengo muy buen
apeto ben mi respirac on ha meorado mucho 10
para bendici6n Trabaio ocho horas
dia e de la ofcna, avo yo
mi ropa. hago costumtre. etc
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"Pueden perdonarse Ell escepticismo
y la duda, pero Ia apat1a o Indifferent
Cia no debieran hallar c4bida en- Ia
mente del m6dico tolerante, 1luStra-
do y amante del progresO.

mo tendla ustad idea de 10 contenta feiz que
por podido puesto de
hcganza, LENA de deseseracon
aStima hubieTa
cuando empez0 aarme la salud duda mi vacaci0n
hubiera sido de los largos
cusi0n he ufrido embargo agradecda
el hermogo esultado mi han tendc las
Siempe 1ec0dar9 G primer dia vi octubre pddo
dio u5ted ento. deandome lie
la magmaco, pareca yer al agente funeraro
&c esperanto embalsamarlo
Tai era la tlste condc6n haaba,
qued9ba scplo de vida.
puCdo Ia idea dc mi gratitud haca used
Ceso haya OntinuadO ejeTcendo de "sava
dor de vdas asombrcso atamienO "NUFORAL' Con
de ao9adecida adicta
sR. R. sTRAsCFNoW. Agente exclusive para Hispano
America del "NUFORAL'.
Nueva York, N. w. U S. A.
"Dstneudo
Ie nermito manifestare que po distributes por
el j. R. Munro, distributor del agene epubca
MeXcana sen0r Arturo Bezanla, conooimento
paracion Hamada "NUFORAL' (FORMONUCLEO-ALLYL),
arado por "NUFORAL, LABORATORIES INC. Que
pcndo affection de ogen tubercuoso 6rganos g
Iitales siCndO estudante de
Medcna de Meco examine deenc0n e conendo de dcho
fOeto, onvencido de sincerdad de la
Honfadez de las concusiones dada Ia esadita
cuida foleto decdi traamiento
dome nyeCtedo via navencsa ampoleta de
mas Intcvalo de tres dias. OBTENIENDO NOTABLE
MEJORlA de fistulas meiOlla
tenido ounce da hubiera habdo academies
sino lgera reacci6n emca da de Ia nye5n
Deseaba saguir nyecandOme, dicho medcamento
la agotadc ell pals segdn informan
volvera nrtirse de e, despues de algdn tempo.
EOr tai motivO obigadO dirigirle
In dc supcare srva informarme poda obtener dre
usted dchas ampoeas ndicarme pre-
mandare po postal fin de que
mit1melo
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Pastor Baptist
Church. Resigns
R@ssgAAiisa 81 C~arr~astisasi Me~t.
nag MsAA~sAsy Essoaas.

Rev. A. c. LAshrep ,sn5sr~a hiss re.
sSSnsslon - pastor ef the Emmett
nsp,is. church Of the mie ~eek ser.
vice iass sssoanr. 10 taks effect San.
aay. n~x. ?. ard aasesaesd . eonsrs.
gsslosai sns~sans for Ssncss. follow
sar sas sasraaas service. 10 take &C.
toe Oh has 'ssassi fer s~'esse-
I, ia psotssss. he s.se. that he will
sccsgs . cali ssssa Asa 10 Tbs pastor
ass sf ;Ae Bsps1ss charch ., Bshi,
Ensesst people. sFresp-essss Of de-.
nosnssstsansl alliance or ehsrch. viii
learn q his deesssca 30 leave with re-.
Fr~s- DsSsns sss passosais ef more
,Ass = aeesa<. he has not ealy hssn
= Devoted church nesAss. bss he has
,ak~n aa arsse. psss in very rsay
81 The activities as civic life that had
10 90 Nth tho hssserners ard growth
of this cenHsnsiy. HIS place -all be
hard 10 fsii
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Officers SwOOp
Down on Still
Ceafiscsts Appassias. AaaA aA1 Ii
SssS-Alisge1 Operator ARRESTED

Sheriff ward Fuller and IN officer
Of ihs prohibition enforcemsns de-
psr,ment Of the government svoopsd
down upon the ranch home Of man
named Dustin. . few miles northeast
Of Mo1toar. about o'clock Wsdnes-
day morning and captured . COM
pi@ts moonshine stili, . quantity Of
mash and liquor. and took into GUS
tody Dustin himself on tbs charge Of
the Illicit rnanafAetsFs Of Intoxicating
liquor ard having il in his Fessesson.
There SS~rs . gallons Of the mash.
all ready TO run through the siii, one
and . hai gallons Of laaes and 80
fee, Of copper tubing. besides this stiii
itself. passin vas taken To Boise and
~iil be srrsirnsd before federal off,
ciais.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Appropriation from the naiiensi
RED Cross disaster relief fund fer uss
ef ths Bsrheasy Red Crcss relief COM
nais,~e has reached &s7 600 according
10 q riAtfneni made by VIM. Carl Hunt
Red Cross disision manager. This
fund 10 supplemental TO the local con-
tribusions. The original apprcpria-
ticn Of tIc.ooo made by the American
National Red Cross en- the night Of
the fire. September IL, vas accessi-
BILE to the Berkeley COMMITTEES on the
morning Of the 18th. A second ap-
preparation Of $50. 600 was made when
the operations Of the Relief Commit
tee indicated that additional aid was
needed. Five hundred families who
suffered losses in the fire have been
given assistance and SAG students sx-
Of q dozen faculty nsembers
have been aided. Allowance has heea
made for possible health and nursing
problems a.tendan, upon the diAaster
situation and likely TO arise with the
approach Of winter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

O. s. Phillips. former proprietor Of
The Emmett Pyvssery, nov located ns
Clsrksson. WASH IN renewing his
Subscription 10 The Index says he il
homessek for Emmett. and iAea sdds
"How did the perch nsipnows which
others and ! planted Ia she sl0uehs
west Of town come outi ! am doing
fine is business here. bot sure get
hornesiek when rcsd exploits Of the
hunters and fishermen down there.
Ard, say. you sure hsd . ball team
this year, something to b. proud Of"
After interviewing Sam Mcmillan.
Harry Shropshire. Frank Chaplin. Ed
Mars and Other piscatorial experts.
we'll say 10 Friend PHILIPPE that he
wouldn't know those rninnows now II
he were TO meet them on the highway.
II the word Of these fishermen are
reliable, the minnows have become
whales and rob hen roosts, suck the
cows. steal watermelons and del
your alfalfa fields. Sam McMil-
Ian brings his catch home IN = two
ton truck, while Harry Shropshire
drives his in like sh.ep. Better move
hack, o. g., better move back.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Build Modern
Hog House
Jack Sorsh. Dsroe Breeder. TO Hsssl
Royal PoSkerS as Befits Their Rask

A modern hog house. 20 by 60 feet.
will be built this fall at Happy Hollow
ranch by Jack Sorsn to house his herd
Of biue-biooded Duroc Jersey hogs
The building viii be constructed
upon most approved lines, especial at
tention being given to providing
Cleanliness and ventilation ~ well
rs shelter and comfort for Jacks hogs
are no common trash, but pure blooded
and sristocrHtic 10 the nth degreeJaek
started in the pure-bred hog business
a year ago. As foundation stock he
seiecSed the choicest animals that
money would buy from Duroc breeders
Today be has Is brood sows, and each
Of them is an expectant mother.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

One Of the most artistic Halloween
windows on Main street business
houses IL that Of the Emmett Grocery
II IL typically Halloween. with its
Erinning jack-o'.lanterns, pyramids
Of fruit and shocks Of corn. all ac-
centuated by the decorations Of black
and yellow crepe paper. Il was the
work Of Fletcher Mingus and Hugh
Crabtree. Another good window, but
not 20 elaborate, IL that Of the Val
ley Market.