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uLr1mAs rorAs DE BASE BALL

Estando en- Humacao me entere de
los resi1ltados de los juegos efectua-
dos Ell domingo 1ltino-
EN- CAYEY: Jugaban Hnmacao Y
Ribosch; por La mahana, gan6 Ribosch
con ti1l score de IL 7. Por la tarde
el Humacao, lie gan6 el juego, con IN
res ltado de Is a. 8. Los muchachcs
del Humacao, qrieren protestar del ju-
gador Mateo.
EN- LA oCHo: Ponce recibi6 una
doble derrota de manos de los atl6ti-
cos que estaban frriosos. Las scores
fueron IA a, 4y 9 a q. Tanto en- Ca
yey como en- La ocho, Sc habla muy
NAL de las actuaciones de los jueces.
81 los directores de las ngas no toman
inter6s en- acabar con estas irregula-
ridades, ell publico basebolerc que es el
cue sostiene el base ball, Sc vera obli-
gado no concurrir a los stands. Is
tas manifestaciones van para Huma-
Gao v cayey, asf como para Ponce y
San Juan, que tiltimamente han sido
q MON PLUS ULTRA en- estas
cuestioneS.
THOs. E. WILSON.
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De que Viene
Ell Reurnatisrno? :?

v vitaiidad. Un solo frasco no po-
dra curar un reunatico que lleva
amos de padecer, pero no vacila-
mos en- declarar que HIERRO
NUXADO tornado por un periodic
regular de tempo traera alivio y
purihcando gradual pero segura-
mente la sangre, desalojara la causa
del NAL.
HERO NUxADO no es un
"curalo todo" v solo Sc recofnienda
bajo comprobacion cientifca para
los desarregios de Ia sangre y los
nervios, tales como sangre iinprra,
anernia, reumatismo, neurasteiiias
depression debiiidad nervioss y
falta de virilidad.
Dos semanas den1ostraran la efi-
cacia del HERO NUXADO-
P6ngalo a Ia prueba- Todas las
buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-02

intelectuales y de la forma GOA n.oraIl
Sc puede leer. sobre el particular, en- Ia
Contemporary Review, I'M estudto
muy signiacattvo de Ia srta. blanca
Leppington sobre la Decentralization
del hombre''. Es la investigation de
las Was v medios por los cuales ell
HOME INDusTRIEsUs, animal razo-
nable, elevado por los naturalistas al
range de primer sub-orden de los PIT
mates, salido defnitivamente de las
cavsrnas ancestra1es, ha podido ascen
der mas arriba de su condici6n primiti-
va, acelerando por un esfuerzo de su'
voluntad inteligente eli curse de su
evoluci6n natural. Ell atletismo no es
mas que uno de los factores de esa
evoluci6n. Oxford, vieja ciudad univer-
sitaria, de la cua1s I'm viajero enamora
do de ciencia ha glorifcado reciente-
mente la ''figura gotica y joven, COR
tada en- cainpanillas. horadada de finos
encajes, exornada de hiedra y madre
relva, maravillosa reliquia, conservada
niIagrosamente en- una decoration de
'rescas c6spedes, de aguas srieiites v
lie cla.os folla jes''; Oxford enseha a
us estudiantes Ell arte de nadar, de
anotar, toda suerte de gimnasticas.
ero los escolarss de Magdalen College
de todos los otros departamentos de
sta universidad venerable y erlcanta-
tora, aprenden, leyendo las OLIMPI-
AS de Pfndaro en- ell texto griego, pcr
,ue como Peleps fundo los Juegos
1lfrnpicos en- honor de Heracles, donna
lor de monstruos, modelo de heroes GU
fuerza inteligente triunfa frente al
rontispicio del temple de Jupiter oliln-
,ico. rs tambien este 10 que nos re-
,uerdafi las mas autenticas tradiciones
del hunanismo frances, del cuaI uflo
de ntiestros mas Antiques pcetas ha Il
iado la doctr1na, reslimiendo en- Ell es-
pacio de TN verso muy facil de retener
La edticaci6n ideal de los jovenes de
su tempo:
L'esprit savait tout art, le corps tout
sxercice.
Los mdsculos deben, pues, someterse
a la supremacia de la intehgencia. Pa
ra obrar bien, es necesario empezar por
pensar bien. La idea ordena el gesto. Ell
metodo, en- toda empresa, es eI prif-
cipio del exito y la condicion de Ia
victoria. verdades esenciales, que de-
ben proclamarse incesantemente, todas
as veces que cierto desequiiibrio So
cial arriesga hiperterfar el biceps con
perjuicio del cerebro, subvertfr Ia es-
Gala de los va1ores y romper Ell ritno
de la vida. rs
tDs 'sLs Temps' de pafssy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-02

Como ei o0rc de los que sufren de
Reumatisrno tienen la sangre inn
pura. Ciertas Intermediates NAL
curadas en- la juventud conducen
incvitabiernente a Reumatisrno amos
despues. La sangre esta viciada y
con amos de descuido la acunlula-
ci6n de irnpurezas es tai que el or
ganisnio no puede soportar Ia carga.
Reumatismo tambien origina en- ali
4nentacion nalsana por exceso de
carne; exceso de bebida, etc.
El remcdio l6gico Is depurar la
eangre. Para este recomendamos
IIIERRO NUXADO, que es una
corabinaci6n medicinal cientifea de
cfectoss probados para tai objeto.
I5IERRO NUXADOe contiene hie-
RIO como el 11lisnno hierro de Ia san
gre humana. Como saben todos los
inedicos, sin hierrO su sangre no
puede ser pura nj producer energia
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Ell cRIMEN DE ADJurTAs
tPof tslsgrafo)

Adjuntas. Abril /, 1924.
Periodic Ell MUNDo,
Can Juan.
Noticia' asesinato Jose A.. Balaez
esta NAL informada. No nediaron pa
labras entire velazquez y Ell joven Ba-
laezs No hlibo discussion
GREMIo DE ZAPATERoS
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HELADEROS

Debido q una gran existencia que
scabo de recibir de New York, puedo
Sender a precios muy baratos y ,por
;antidades como Uds. lie plazca pcr
,. o. b.
vasos de papel en- cartones de 100 De
4 onz.
BarQuillas en- cartones de 500.
Galletas sorbettos latas de 1000.
Pajillas, para refrescos.
Pida precio al apartado 1855 en-
sol 81 Antonio Medina IT., San
Tuan.. p. & Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-02

Ell mas inalno genero, hoy cuesta tan
caro-, en- las alturas dc la Montana San
ta-Genoveva, Que So pregunta uno dom
de podran If nuestros estudiantes en-
estas noches frias de chaparrones, des-
pues de Ia clausura de los salones de
curscs de las bibliotecas universita-
r.as. Es en- presencia de este, que Ell
coronel Picot ha defendido la Duena
carsa con su yaisntia acostuinbrada de
HEren coihbatiente, preocupado dei por-
venit del pals y deseosO, por consl
euiente. de no yer sacrifcar sistema.
canlente las exigencias de una oiim
piada' mai conprendida los intereses
de la inteligencia humana v de la cul-
tura f.ancesa. Obrando asi, Ell honora-
bic dipdtado de ID Gironda ha demos
trado due comprendia nlaravillosauien-
te 81 sentido que deben tener los Jue
SOS ol-mpicos, 81 acaso tienen alguno,
y el lugar que deben ocupar los depo--
tes en- una sociedad bier' Constitutes.
l
Los deportes irian contra la meta. per-
seguida 81, por desgracia, desviandose.
de su razonable finalidad, tuvieran por
resultado la huida de la inteligencia,
exponi6ndonos, segln la pintoresca ex-
preston del coroner Picot, la invasion
de una generaci6n de embrttecidos
Los ingIeses, aparehtemente habiles en-
inateria de football, rugby y cross coun
try, serian los prirneros et protestar
contra esta desastrosa consecuencia de
los recreos deportivos a los cuales Sc
adhieren elios apasionadanente. Para
ellos, la educaci6n fisica no debe ser
lmas d. la base iniciaI de las disciplinas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-02
FL lndsculo y Ia inteIigencia

In favor de los estudiantes de Ia
universidad de Paris, amenazados de
expulsion ror Ia liegada de los atletas
que vienen tomar parte en- las luchas
gfnnicas de la pr6xima "olimpiadT',
La Camara ha aplaudido vigorosamen-
te, el jueves flti1no, una viva es-
piritual arcnga del corcnel Picot, d.
putado de Ii Gironda, gran mutllado
de la guerra. ctyo coraz6n Ha perma-
necido tan generoso como en- los item
pos en- Que, joven san Ciriano de vein
to amos, gustaba fraternizar, los dias
de sahda, con sus camaradas del barrio
/ latino.
i, Los hn6spedes de este barrio, los es-
tudiantes inscritos en- los registrcs de
iluestras facultades de cienctas Q le-
tras; los aspirantes al doctorado en- de-
recho en- medicina janas manifesto
ron predi1ecctoness exageradas por las
comodidades de la vida rnoderna nj por
las delicias de esas instalaciones ma
teriales en- las cuales los pitagoricos
acaso verian I'm sibaritisno de buen
grado, inclinado las exageraci6nes
suntaosas de un comfort ultra perfeccio-
nado. Nutridos sobre todo de sabidu-
. ria clasica, los j6venes habitantes del
barrio de las Escuelas est&u acostum
brados conformarse con POGO. AIDE
mas, es necesario que no Sc naga inha
bitable el barrio Que Ell buen GustavS
/. Nadaud ha cantado en- un viejo cou
plet, algo olvidado pero al que las trl
buIaciones del momento presente Ia
amenazas de los dias proximos proper
cionan un melanc6lico brote de actua
hdad:
m
Non loin des bords dc la Seine,
Paris no connaft qua peine
Un cuartier sombre ct loihtain
OH sur le coteau sleeve,
Devers Hainte- Geneviere
C'est le vierlx quarter latin.
Uno de los maestros mas distingui-
dos de la Sorbona contemporaries, g.
autor muy erudito de una TESTS celebre
sobre RIvARRoI, podria citar sus
d.scfpulos, a prop6sito de las penaii-
dades, crecicntes que nos impone la ca
restia fantastica de los mas vuigares
generos alimenticios, estos dos versos
Que no son quizas los mejcres de su
poeta favorito:
lie navst n'a-tii pas, dams le plays
latin |
Longtemps compose serl ton modesto
(festin
/ Estos dos alejandrinos, POGO conoeiz
dos Sc encuentran en- un amable ju- |
guete tItulado la "Col y el Nabo''. LAY
is transcurrido va largo tempo que,
en- los mercados vecinos del Boulevard
Michel de la calle Cardinel LEMON
ne, la col y ell nabo han alcanzado pre-
clos que igualan sobrepujan el del
puerro, este espArrago del pobre. Es ne
cesario, pues, evitar hablar del asun
to entire risas. Son esas legumbres que
so veran muy pronto, 81 el alza CONT
MIA, ocupar I'm puesto distingugido en- I
los menus de los grandes restaurants.
La alimentaci6n v oil alojamiento Sc
" even problemas Que es impossible ira
tar a Ia ngera. Pas6 va el tempo en-
que Sc podia cantar, pleno pulmon'
sin preocupaoi6n del dia sigu'ente:
Ians un greniet, qu'en est bien q vingt |
(ansl
Ell mas infino genero, hoy cuesta tan |
caro-, en- las alturas de la Montana san |
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ENCONTRRA CONTESTACONES SGUTEs
GUNTAS
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coMPUESTo MTc4ELA
T.
coMPUEsTo MITcHELLA
2. .s
coNPUESTo MTcHELIA
nas Pastlas MTcHE-
sigutne
No despues del Sc PoLvo NIT
ANTcEPTIcO?
Pagnas is II.
No. que coMuEsTo ITclELLA nhas en-
bertad estdo de muier? Lea paginas 15y 19.
Q
No. III ayuda
cHELLA ell Esonago e Hfgado?
4.
PosTORtOS "NTcHELLA"
NITCrlLA ell Es6nago 4igado? lea Pagna "a
del sstma MTciELLA
NO. 1aiDe que arTct4ELLA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-02

Non loin des bords de la Seine,
Paris no connaft qua peine,
Un cuartier sombre ct lointain
oui sur le coteau sleeve,
Devsrs sainte- Geneuere:
C'est le vieux quarter latin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
Motor Licenses Higher
Says Secretary Of State
ALL FORD TOURING CARS WILL
BE LICENSED IN CLASS "R"
FOR $11.00 IN 1925

All Ford touring cars will be IL
censed in class "B" in 1925 and un-
less they have reached the age limit
of five years, the license fee will be
$1100 This is in accordance with a
decision made by Secretary of State
Fred R. Zimmerman
In the instructions contained in the
new rate book just compiled, it is
announced that all Ford roadsters will
be licensed in class "A' for $1,000, all
Ford touring cars and Ford coupes in
class "B" for $11.00 and all Ford Sc
dams in class "B' for $1,000.
Last year a distinction was made
between Ford touring cars equipped
with self-starter and dem0untable rims
and those that were not so equipped
the former being licensed in class "B''
and the Others in class az. This re-
suited in much confusion and great
many errors. An investigation proves
that nearly every car is considerably
heavier when equipped for the road
than the shipping weight given by the
manufacturer.
The law provides that the license
fee shall be based upon the weight of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
TRAVELLING LIBRARY DEPT.

The following letter received by the
Review from the Wisconsin Free Lib
rary Commission may be of interest
to some of our readers.
Dear Sir:
AS you are meeting with the rural
people in your country will you not
mention to them the services offered
by the Wisconsin Library Commission
through its Travelling Library Depart
ment?
There are doubtless some neighbor-
hoods which would very much enjoy
the use of one of our regular travelling
libraries this winter. A travelling Ii
brary, you know, is box of fifty care
fully chosen books, (sOme books for
the young folks, some books for the
older people, fiction, popular books of
travel, biography, science, etc. The
books may be kept six months. The
community pays the freight charges
both ways. Some one person in the
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School Notes

Jack. you'd better be more careful
when conjugating verbs in Latin class
You can get all the gum you want
now. Just ask for it and Mr.. Mcintyre
will give it to you.
Now that tests are over we can get
back to normal again. But wait until
our report cards come out.
No wonder the history room is SO
warm. Helen Maxine and Harold
keep it hot with their heated argu-
ments
We wish the critic would get up in
front when giving his report when
we have our Literary programs so
that we can hear him.
The basket ball game Saturday
night was not as exciting as it could
have BEEN Eagle won, of course. Let
the second team play them next time.
Monday certainly proved to be a
Blue Monday There were enough alb
sences and tardinesses to make up for
the holidays that we are not going to
have after Christmas vacation is over.
A Thanksgiving social will be Civ
en- by the Junior class at the High
School Friday, November %, at $50
The Frisco Orchestra will play. AID
mission is soc and 25c. Remember you
always have a good time at the High
School
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
AmundSen'S BaSketeerS
Trim Forest Co. Boys
EAGLE HIGH WON ITS FOURTH
STRAIGHT BY DEFEATING
LAoNA TUESDAY NIGHT

Eagle High made it four straight for
the season by defeating the Laona
High School team at the latter place
Tuesday evening of this week.
Our boys were very much handicap
ped by playing no out of bounds ex-
cept on one side, while the Laona
boys, used to the hall, played billiards
banking their shots frequently, and
taking advantage of the three sides.
The game started at $50 with Eagle
dropping in a free throw which was
soon followed by another by Laona.
Playing was little ragged all the
way through on both sides. At the end
Of the first period Eagle was leading
by a 3 to 1 score, but the half ended
with the locals trailing on the small
end of to 4 count.
Eagle gathered up the loose ends
during the intermission and came
back strong in the third period with
their opponents equally as well brac
ed The game took on the aspects of
football for awhile, with the result
that time out to the limit was taken
by both sides.
Eagle piled up twelve more points
while holding Laona to nine with both
teams playing nip and tuck game
up to the last three minutes, ending
in whirlwind finish by the score of
Is to 16.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MONDAY

A meeting of the Parent Teachers
Association will be held Monday even
ing at 500 o'clock, December 1924
in the High School Assembly Room.
The following program will be given
Community Singing
Piano Solo-Mr. Knauer.
Songs Glee Club
Violin Solo-Wm. Ketz
Vocal Solo-Miss Moberg
Talk-Moral Education-Mr Skid.
more
The picture for the Contest be-
tween the Grades and High School
will be displayed as soon as it arrives
1t was won by the. Grades for the
first month. Come and help your side
win it for the next month.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
LOCAL /
HAPPENINGS


Thos McGregor was down from
Phelps between trains Monday,
Mike GREECE left Monday for st.
Louis, where he will spend the win
ter.
Miss Ella Beyersdorf went to Three
Lakes Wednesday to visit relatives
there.
Mrs w. r. Radcliffe and children
returned Monday from visit at the
home of her parents in Oshkosh.
A special Thanksgiving Day service
and program will be held at the Con
gregational church Thursday morning
at the regular church hour
N. A. Colman went to Duluth Wed
nesday to spend Thanksgiving with
his wife and son who are there for the
winter
A shipment of thirty pairs of sill
yer black foxes were made from the
Riverside fox ranch, to Gary. Ind,
Monday.
Mrs. w. j. Walsh and daughter
Mary went to Appleton Saturday to
visit Miss Jennie Walsh who is attend
ing Lawrence College
Mrs Lucy Robinson and nephew
Walter Richmond drove over to Ojib-
wa, Friday to visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. b M. Baligrodzki
The Palace restaurant will serve
roast turkey and goose and many
other good things on Thanksgiving
Day. Make your reservation today.
The residence of M Frankel on
Wall St., occupied for several years
by J. E. Frankel and family has been
purchased by Henry Herold who is
now occupying the same.
Mrs. Amos Radcliffe and daughter
Irene returned Tuesday from two
weeks visit at Claire, Mich, and where
she attended the golden wedding cele
bration of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Schaffer.
Your choice of roast turkey or goose
with all the rest of the trimmings
that go with a good meal, at the Pal
ace restaurant on Thanksgiving Day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27

the vehicle equipped for the road,
which includes the weight of the gas,
water, oil and accessories, which is
never included in the shipping weight
by the manufacturer.
Mr.. Zimmerman explained that the
confusion resulting from licensing
some Ford touring cars in class "a"
and others in class "B" was very an
noying both to the police and to his
department This will be avoided by
making the license fee uniform for
each class of cars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
AGED cARETAKER DEAD

Robert Sims, aged IS, caretaker at
the e. S. Weisse summer nome on
Black Oak lake for many years was
found dead in bed Monday morning
Heart trouble was the cause of death
as he had been in his usual health
previous to his sudden passing away.
The remains were brought to Eagle
River and prepared for shipment to
Sheboygan Fails Tuesday morning.
He was unmarried and had been in
the employ of the Weisse family for
more than thirty years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
ON BADGER STAFF

Some 20 students from Wisconsin
cities have been appointed to positions
on the editorial and business staffs of
the Badger year book of the Uniyer-
sity of Wisconsin.
Miss Margaret Ashton of Phelps
has charge of the activities depart
ment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27

community cares for them, loaning
them to the whole neighborhood. Last
year more than 1900 communities in
Wisconsin used this State service.
We shall appreciate your bringing
this opportunity to the attention OF
the people in your county, and we
know the communities who borrow a
collection of this kind will be equally
grateful to you for telling them of it
Very truly yours,
HARRIET C. LONG, Chief
Travelling Library and
Study Club Department.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
CALL FOB HEROES

A bootlegger suggests that Ameri-
cans should boost home trade by buy
ing moonshine instead of imported
liquor. Here is good chance to die
for your country Fort Worth, Tex
as, Record
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Building is to be the theme of
Rev. L. H. Skidmore at the service
next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock
Sunday School at ten o'clock. You are
welcome.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27

Many geology students in the Uni
yersity of Wisconsin spend their
summers hunting local material for
state highways.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27

Coat coIIars-Ammonia iss excellent
for cleaning coat collars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
The score :
EAGLE River

Subs: Aschendruler for Greenman;
Bunge for Martin.
Referee: Demulling.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday School at S:45 a. m.
English Services at 9:45 a. m.
German Services at 10:45 a. m.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
skEPTlcAL ABOUT 1T

Who says we don't learn anything
useful in school? We learn how to
clean house and keep it clean. Ask
Mr. Kracht He shows us how
School Notes in Eagle River ReRview
-
Perhaps he learned how during Mrs.
Kracht's visit down here this summer
Marion Advertiser.
We don't know just when or where
Ed acquired his knowledge of house
keeping, but it was certainly before
his wife went down to Marion, as we
happen to know that during her alb
sence, several of the ladies in the
Kracht neighborhood, made it point
to drop in to the house nearly every
day to see how he was getting along,
and reported that everything was al
ways as slick as pin, and we fur
Their know than on two occasions he
turned down fishing trips to which he
was invited by A. J. Austin and Bill
Penkowsky as he was TOO busy with
his house work.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
FOR SALE

WOOD FOR SALE - Maple and
birch mixed $3.50 per cord delivered.
Pure maple 1915 per cord delivered.
Jos. Kalous, Box 1873, Eagle River,
Wis.
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LOST

LosT-Chevrolet rim with Silver
town cord tire on Anvil lake road.
Finder please return to E. w. Kracht
Eagle River.
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Five cents per line per charge
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room apartment
furnished for housekeeping, or unfurn-
ished, as desired; also furnished
rooms. Inquire Mrs. Estelle Dildine. At
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27
Ancient History

Dexter: Dreams go by contrary.
Baxter: Boy, you said it. Didn't
marry one?
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Day

Thanksgiving Day
German Services at 10000 a. m.
English Services at 1880 p. m.
This is your invitation.
JOS. d. KRUBSACK. Pastor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-27

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BLONDE REss oPINEs
Old maids should not take much
time in sizing up man-It affords
the man the same opportunity.