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Certe. en- O para aquella tecna' aine-
raz6 basta con renunciar su puesto
81 las autoridades insulares y Ell Go
bernador de Puerto Rico no cumphan
hacian cumplir la ley de jurlsdlcclon
concurrente.
Hubo un momento, precisarnente den
tro del perfodo de tempo que ind1ca
Ell articulista,- seguramente no sa-
be 10 que esta diciendo, 10 dice por-
que Sc 10 han contado,--en que Sc reu-
nieron en- el pasillo y salon dc la Cor
te Federal en- San Juan, cerca de mil
qutnientos infeIces campesinos, des-
calzos harapientos, hambrientos Sc
fiadores Ell espectaculo dur6 casi una
semana entera y el mismo period1co
que ahora esta criticando por sabe
Dios que raz6n, entonces ridiculiz6 ell
que la ley sc hiciese cumplir NADIA mas
que con esos infelices campesinos,
desamparados menesterosos.
.SC6mo es possible, pues, que pase-
mos inadvertida una manifestation tan
contundente en- esos articulos, cuando
de sobra Sc sabe que no esta funda-
da en- la verdad y cuando Ell mismo
peri6dlco en- que Sc hace esa manifes-
taci6n Sc ha encargado de desmentir-
La, 81 sojea sus propias colecciones por
algunos meses atras?
Hemos de deer como dice ell Doctor
Wilson en- su obra que citamos los
'Ctrcs dias: a
$A "Por medic de la propaganda per-
sistente y cont;nua y de la persuacion,
falsa representation, ridiculo incl
taci6n, Sc ha de impedir las perso-
mas ignorantes v faltas de sentidos a
violar la lev de prohibition, de modo
que la ley sea destrufda Y
YAeso v no mas es 10 que Sc trata
de conseguir con las exageraciones
que Sc vienen publicando, 81 todas son
como las que acabamos de poner al
desnudo.
Y con este nosotros no queremos
negar que no haya bebida en- Puerto
Rico; que no haya mas de la que deba
haber; que los violadores de la ley Sc
y
inventen ingeniosos medios de barre
mar 10 que esta prohibido NADIA de
ESQ To que sostsnemos les one nos
otros; Ell articulista de marras, los
denAs periodistas Que tienen empeho
en- sns labor fin de que produzca los
mejores resultados posibles, deben su-
gerir los inedios de evitar 10 que Sc
supone que esta pasando y pedir las
autnridades nacionales varios guarda-
scostas, equipados con cafiones; algu-
NOS caza submarines y hasta possible
mente convendria pedir, por no que
7darnos atras, algunos hidroplanos.
Con este formidable contingente de ar
tefactos, va no tendriamos para que
squejarnos, siempre que estuviesen en-
buenas manos.
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Sci infrascrito F. A. G.. Hastrup
de San Juan, Puerto Rico, no reco-
nocera nj pagara deuda 0 cuenta al
guna que no sea contraida por 81 per-
sonalmente, por escrito mediante su
inico apoderado, Adolfo Steffens.
San Juan, P. r., agosto 26, 1924.
F. A. C.. HAsTRUP.
Adyt.
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BALES EN- JUNcos

Atenta invitaci6n hemos recibido pa
ra dos bales de confanza que SO pro.
pone dar ell "Centro de Instruction y
Recreo de Juncos'', bales que ha:t de
celebrarse Ell 81 del corriente mes uno
de Nifios a las P. M. otro Je Adul
tos a las nueve de la noche.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n que Sc
nos hace.
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UNA PRoTEsTA A EEL
CARNAVAL',
Sanatorio Insular.

Sanatorio Insular,
Rio Piedras, 81 de agosto, 1924.
sr. Director de lei Carnaval''
San Juan.
Estimado Director:
Lamontainos vuestro semanario haya
dado cabida crftica tan injusta como
:ncuita contra nuestro superintendent
y Director..
). Pelusa pone en- tela de juicio su
caballerosidad.
Consignamos nuestra protesta y de-
mandamos. la publicidad de las presen-
tes lineas.
Con toda consideration muy alta,
BENJAMIN zayas, Sergio de la Mata,
Jose Mufiz, M. Rivera Ramirez, (pa-
.cientes del Sanatorio.)
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UN ABRAzo FRATERNAL

Rectificar es slbsanar I'M error, y
lnunca clio signifca denigrar humi-
llarse. Las almas mobiles rectifcan.
En- Ell enfadoso asunto del campeo-
nato insular, todos los managers faI
taron y ESQ ellos tienen que reconOcer-
To-.
IPor que no olvidar 10 pasado9 mo
podremos iniciar una era de armonia
y concordia? lManos La obra, caba-
lleros directories del Base Bali
e G.. &a
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: QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA
! CABEZA.. .LAXATIVO BROMO. QUl-
NINA es mas efcazt en- todos los ca
SOS en- que Sc. necesita tonrar Quini-
] ma, no causando zumbidos de oidos.
Contra Resfriados, La Grippe, In
fluenza, Paludismo v Fiebre. la, fir
. ma de E. w. GROVE viene con ca
da cajita.s , s,.s
Pilot GARCIA EN- cAMPANA
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LA sITUAcIoN PoLITICA EN-
PONCE
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan
Ponce agosto %, 1924.


Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Citarcn Asamblea Municipal 8 ma
fana hoy. celebraron session puerta ce-
rrada. Destituyeron Asambleistas Bru-
net Vivas valdivieso. Entonces apare-
ce rescluci6n oxpulsando cuatro miern-
bros minoria, Guadalupe q. Perez, AL
fonso Cclomer, y los entertainments ex-
pulsados. Aparece mensaje alcalde in
terino Bartolomey para que Asamblea
tenga honogeneidad recomienda Sc sus-
tituyan los sefores G. Perez v Colo
mer. Apareco communication Partido Po-
pular recomcndando sefores Lcdo.
Emilio Forester Gregory v Guillermo
Torres Morales, para sustituir Perez
Colomer. Sc tomaron acuerdos en-
ounce minutes que por 10 menos reque-
rian dos horas de tempo, burlando asi
miembros minoria que no tomaron par
te on debates por haberse celebrado
antss de la hora indicada en- la convo-
c&:orfa.
TORRES
Corresporsal,
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AL COMHsIONADU
CHARDoN
Com. de Agriculture y Trabajo. 4.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. ST.
Enterado peri6dico Ell MUNDo pi-
de usted rebaja 80 por ciento contri-
buciones agricultores Cafe. a g
Algln dia dehia llegar ese departa-
mento un hombre que defiende intere-
ses cafeteros.
Deseo exito gestiones que agriculto'
res de cafe secundamos.
Fehcitole. ssss
$E Ramon F1GUERoA.
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SILVESTRE FElJOO
Practlcanto

En- su domiciIio, Monias No. z.
trabaia de 81 profession sodcs Ics
dias de 9 a n A M. y de 3 Q 8
p. M. Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
GOT. San Juan. p. a II
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RIALTo:

Tarde v Noche:
La magnifca production de arte,
9Diez noches en- un Cabaret
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BEL1oGRAPH (catano.)

El grandioso drama en- actos;
= 'Cacati el Terrible =
Tercera jornada de aEl Secreto dc
un Tesoro'. y una c6m:ca.
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For no estar nltimado Ell asunto, nos
vemos imposibihtados de dar una am
plia information, pero prometemos ha-
cerla tan pronto como Sc resuelva de-
finitivamente Ell asunto. 4
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TRES BANDERAs:

Noche:--Debut de la gran couple
tista espanola Emilia Benito v estreno
de un bor.to drama.
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SOLUCIoN AL coNFLICTo
BASEBoLERo '

Placenos informar hoy nuestros lee
torres, que ha sido solucionado salts.
factoriamente ell conficto basebolero
creado iltimamente con motive del in
greso de santana en- las flas a.leti-
cas-.
Don Juan Roig y carmelo Diaz,
quienes actuaron de Intermediates, Sc
muestran muy agradecidos de las ca
ballerosas atenciones de los selores
Pipo Maldonado y Agustin Fernandez,
y ademas de varios fanaticos de la
simpatica ciudad del sur, quienes CO.
operaron decididamente para llegar a
un feliz fin en- tan ardua empresa.
Es casi SECURE, solo depende de
una Ultima resolucion del senior Iriar-
te, que veremos pelota esta semana en-
IL liga de la ocho, gracias los bue-
nos deseos de los I, caballeros arriba
mencionados.
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POPULAR

Tarde y Noche:
Episodes de la serie: Gel Botin de
los Piratas' por Pearl White ''La
Pobreza del Dinero'' por Richard Dix
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Noche:-s' Un amigo como hay
Muchos -
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MERcADo DE cAMBIo

DEL sANAToRIo DE RIO PIEDRAs
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CINE LAS CAsAsn:
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Guayama, agosto %, 1924

Pilot GARCIA EN- CAMPANA
, 1924-12-10

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~ my 1o-1an+ the Tax Commits
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IN r"[gs Tor the present year.
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Federation Loan
Fund Grows

In response to request of Mrs. j.
c. Taylor, of this city, who is chair
man Of the student scholarship loan
fund of the North Dakota Federation
of Music Clubs, that each club in the
federation give an open public pro-
gram at which silver Offering be
taken for the loan fund, the Fargo
Music Club is giving program this
evening at Stones auditorium, in that
city. The program is varied consist
ing Of voice and piano numbers.
Mrs. Taylor states that at the time
she became chairman of this scholar
ship loan fund that there were hut
SIS in the fund and by the contribu-
tions made by the St. Cecilia Club of
Dickinson and the Thursday Musical
club of this city the fund has grown
to approximately $3.50 dollars.
1t will be remembered that the
Thursday Musical Club has given
several splendid concerts to swell this
fund and several members of the club
who are teaching have contributed
the proceeds from the silver offe1ing
taken at their recitals for the bcne-
fit of this scholarship fund.
The annual festival and federation
of Music clubs of the state will be
held at Grand Forks April 8, 8 and 10.
Other clubs may have report to
submit at this meeting relative to
money raised for the benefit of the
fund during the past year.
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Social dndsPersonal
Silver Wedding
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Baulke cele.
brated their silver wedding annivcr-
sary last evening at their home, 3l9
Second street. Those present were
members of the brides" family. At
nine o'clock n bountiful dinner was
served by the hostess. In keeping
with St. Patrick's Day green and
white strcamers stretched from the
chandelier to each corner of the table
upon which was beautiful bouquet
of green roses and carnations.
While the guests were seated at the
table Mrs. J. L. Hughes read, Her
self and Myself a poem suitable for
the two occasions. During the course
Of the evening, the song, Silver
Threads Among the Gold" was sung,
and Marriage Bells" was played on
the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baulke received
many beautiful silver gifts one of
which was a fruit basket sent by
Mrs. Baulke's sister, Mrs. Frank
Walbert, who resides in California.
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Large Crowd Hears
Splendid Program

An unusually large crowd was pres
ent last evening at the fourth con-
cert to be given by the st. Mary $
band. Each number on the program
was especially we'll given and marked
progress was noted in the band num-
bers. The boys have been working
diligently. during the winter months
and a number of quite accomplished
musicians are i'm the organization.
The numbers on the program given
by the little tots were especially good
and the instructors can we'll take
pride in the splendid st. Patrick $
Day program. The tableau depicting
the life of st. Patrick was very pretty
and quite an educational feature.
At least one more concert will be
given by the boys assisted by the
students in the school, before the
close of the school year.
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Mardi Gras
To Be April 10

Several important matters we're
decided at the joint meeting of the
heads of committees from the Bis
marck and Mandan Business and Pro-
fessional clubs held in the Bismarck
club rooms last evening. Plans were
perfected for the entertainment of
the state convention to be held in
this city during the month of May.
At the, meeting of the
Bismarck club following the Joint
meeting, it was voted to rent the
second floor Of the old Franklin
house which is now occupied by the
Durham Lumber Co. These rooms
will all be made over into model club
rooms and rcdecorated. Workmen
arc busy at the remodeling now and
the rooms are to be in readiness for
the entertainment of the state con.
vcntion.
Miss Henricka Beach was chosen
chairman of the committee to stage
the Mardi Gras or trade pageant
which WILDE given in the city au-
ditorium, April TO-
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NOVEL DANCING PARTY

The Yoemen were hosts at novel
and very pleasant dancing party last
evening at their hall. About rs cou-
pie were in attendance. The party
was a st. Patrick's affair and the
evenings entertainment was ushered
in by aSshort grand march led by the
committee on entertainment attired
in Irish costumes. At the conclusion
of the march, pretty green paper caps
were showered upon the marchers
from a basket suspended from the
ceiling. Dancing was enjoyed until
1880 when lunch was served.
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ASK COOLIDGE
TO STAND FOR
HAUGEN'S BILL

Washington March lS.--Furm rep
rcscntativcS from the, mlddlcNest
! urged President Coolidge tod; to
give his support to the McNary ,Hau-
gen export corporation bill pcnding
in congress.
Those who called upon the pTesi-
dent, were O. T.. Bradfutc, pres urnt
of the American Bnrcau Federation !;
5. ii. Thompson, president of the Hi
noiS Agricultural Association; a. A.
Sykes member and c. W. Hunt, sec
rotary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Fed
GRAFTON.
They asserted that the m ddltwcst
was in a worse condition than it had
been at any time since thc close of
the war and that the farmer needed
Il higher purchasing power for what
he has to sell, other than more credit
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fheehn8leA

over known. She, has stood by me-
through ih4c., sad thin. | hope some
!. day to let her know how apprc.
ciats her"
OF ~course ] fully agreed with her.
i knew you had only to storm tn.
citadel to take mothers hear; INTO
YOUR keeping.
\ Poor mother! Naturally she Is
lonely and anyone who shows her
the least attention gains her friend
ship at once
She thinks she chooses her friends
entirely upon their character and
worthincss when the truth is, like
most people, she chooses them en-
tirely upon their seeming interest
in her.
Mother is very self-ccntcrca. She
doesn't take much interest in any
thing outside the four walls of her
home and herself. She lives almost
entirely in the past and shc, OF
course, thinks that all young people
are wrong if they for one moment do
anything or say anything tina. was
not done OF said when she was
young.
l have been very angry with her,
leslie, since our marriage, because
through the influence of that venom
Gus old maid, Priscilla Bradford, she
has not treated you with :hc consiG
.ration that you deserved.
But guess that is all over how
COR she is like a child, forgets all her
"aarrels and bad feelings of yestcr-
day and is always ready to bring
her doll clothes and come back and
play in. your yard.
Af.rr all, she is my mother, and
l really cannot do enough for he"
70 make up for her sacrifices and
hard work for me when was boy.
It makes ma very happy to know
Dat you are helping me do this.
When are you coming home?
want you. want you, dearest.
JACK.
Copyright. 1924 NEA Service. lnc.>
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GETS POSITION ON
GRADUATION DAY

Like so many graduates of Da-
kota Business College. Fargo, N,
ID, N. P. Whiting stepped right
from the schoolroorn into a job.
The Gwinner State Bank employed
him the very day he graduated.
Dakota Business College is called
on bynearly 700 banks forworkers.
l''Dakota'' has placed nus,dfeds Ut
students with Standard Oil Co. /,
Ford Motor Co., etc. Training
beats job-hunting.
! ''Follow the SucceSSful. Enroll
in early Spring, finish when help is
in greatest demand, Write F. L.
Watkins, Pres, 800. Front ST..
Fargo, N, D.
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Bismarck Hospital

Admitted to the Bismarck hospital
for treatment: kennith Clark Robin
son; Mrs. c. Christensen, Max; j..
W. Pierce, Douglas; Vernon SPEECH
er, Mott; Max Keller, Ashley; Mrs.
Irwin Small, city. Discharged: Car
cline Miller, Hurdsfield; Mrs. Sam
Krouse, Kuhn; Joseph Saldin, Cole
Harbor; Helen kolb, Washburn; Mrs.
Otto Becker and baby girl, Linton;
Mrs. w. H. Williams and baby girl,
city; William Mott, Beulah;. Edith
Olson, Baldwin.
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LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN PRES
COTr TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CONTINUED

The telephone. dear. was from
Ruth.
You will be glad to know that she
and | have made it all up. l guess
was wrong, but was jealous. 1t
hurt me to think that you had given
u confidence even to another woman
that you wouldn't give to me.
am satisfied now. however, that
she did not receive the money from
Harry because the other day hap
pened in at her shop, and honestly
it seemed to me that all the women
in town were buying the most .elab-
crate underwear at the most ex-
orbitant prices.
Ruth confided to me that some
one had put up the money for her
and that she was glad she could
make at least 70 per cent for. that
someone.
expect it was Walter Burke gave
her the money.
Ruth tells me she has entered suit
against her husband for descrtion.
and although she did not say SO.
expect it is agreed between them
that she will marry Walter when he
comes back.
l hope she won't be sorry. You
know, Leslie, ! never did care for
Burke. but | made such a mistake
in Ellington that | almost doubt my
summing up of any man 5 character
after that.
To return to Mrs. Athcrton.
OF course | insisted that she was
very foolish and that YOU felt rather
hurt at the stand she had taken about
not mixing friendship with her bust
| moss,
perhaps it is silly she answered,
''bu: it is just one of my little vani-
ties. want to feel that all | get
from you l deserve because | am
an efficient business woman. l have
already received more from Leslie
than even friendship should take
She is the sweetest woman | have
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
VISITS AT VALLEY CITY

: Miss Lillian Cook, director of the
State Library Commission spent a
short time at Valley City as house
guest rat the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
frank G. Bailey. Miss Cook was in
Fargo the past two weeks on field
"trip She will spend several days
lat Jamestown this week on business
in connection with her office. Miss
Cook was former resident of Val
ley City and was librarian of the
public library in that city, during her
residence there.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
Entertain Election Board

The election board Of. the Third
Ward were entertained by the Home
ECONOMICS department of the high
school today at luncheon at noon and
will be entertained at dinner this
evening. Miss Morris class in cook
ing will serve both meals under the
supervision of Miss Morris:
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st. AleXius IIOsDital

Admitted to the ST.. AleXius hospi-
tai for treatment: Master Peter
Miller. Raleigh; Master Arthur Mehl-
hoff, futile; Miss Rosina Becker,
City; Miss Helen Curry, Kildeer.
Discharged: David Paint, ! Eibo-
woods; Baby Keith 'Karpen, Steele;
Miss Minnie Fitterer, Glen Ullen;
Mrs. W. f. Nichol and baby girl. Mof-
fit. '....,., .,.
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Rural Carrier Examination

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination to be held at Bismarck, N.
OAK, on April IL, 1924 to fill the
position of rural carrier at Bismarck
and vacancies that may later occur
on rural routes from that post office.
The salary Of rural carrier on a
standard daily wagon route of "a
miles is 1900 per annum. with an
additional $50 per mile per annum
for each mile or major fraction
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GIVE ANOTHER PARTY

Invitations have been issued for
another Eastern Star, and Masonic
dancing party to he given at the Ma
sonic Temple Friday evening, March
81. The committee is making ar
rangements to introduce several nov
elites to add to the evenings enter
tainment. Irish features promise to
be an important part Of the evenings
entertainment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-18
LEAVE FOR HOME

Judge and Mrs. Andrew Miller and
daughter Elanpir, left this morning
for their homein Fargo. Mr.. Miller
spent few days in the city attend
ing to business affairs after closing
n recent term Of Federal court and
Mrs. Miller has visited with friends
in the city: A number Of informal
social events were given in homo. of
Mrs. Miller during her visit here.
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all who assisted US by their kindly
sympathy, flowers and presence at
the time Of death and assure each
that every kindness shall not be for
gotten.
l.. +. PIERCE,
LULA A. SHOW WALTER,
MRS. JAMES GILLESPIE.
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Births

Attorney General and Mrs. George
F.. Shafer of this city announce the
birth of daughter at the Bisma rex
hospital, March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richie of
this city are the parents of baby
boy born today.
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HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, tn,
old reliable family cough remedy, OK
cellcnt for coughs, colds, hoarscneSS
John r. Lyons. Prescott, Arizona
states: II had bad cough, uset
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND and it relieved me in IL littl,
while
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FINELY TUCKED

The finely tucked tuxedo bosom
blouse is the most fashionable type
to be worn with the tweed suit.
For tailored suits OF serge or
kasha a more feminine type with
frills or embroidery is permissi-
BILE.
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LEAVES FOR GRAND FORKS

LEAVES FOR GRAND FORKS
Mrs. E. A. Thorberg left yesterday
morning for Grand Forks to attend
the State convention of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
which is in session in that city. Mrs.
George NJ. Young, State Regent, ex-
pected to arrive from Washington
and preside at the sessions scheduled
to be held today and tomorrow.
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CARD OF THANKS

We are DESTROYS OF expressing oul
deepest appreciation and thanks 70,
every kindness and consideration
shown us during the long illness and
death of our mother and grandmoth.
er, Mrs. Lavina Pierce. We thank
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HERE FROM STEELE

Mrs. C. H. Karpen of Steele is in
the city, having come to accompany
her young son Keith home after re-
|ceiving treatment at local hospital
| for the past several weeks.