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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
ADD Ell KRIM RECIBE NATE
RIAL DE GUERRA DE
ALEMANIA

TANGER, julio 20. UNITED
Press).-Segdn Sc la podido saber
aquf. ADD FL Krim ha reeibido du-
rante los meses de mario V abril,
principalmente de Alemania, $4,000
toneladas de material de guerra.
Rifles, %municiones, ametralladoras,
material sanitario, etc. etc. ha lie
gado procedente de Hamburgo, 10
mismo que $4,000 toneladas de tri-
go y cebada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

Marruecos. Cuando ell jefe del Co.
bierno sube a Ia tribuna sc hace
In gran silencio. Su palabra tieno
acentoS de una gran .sinceridad.
Quizas pocos hombres han logrado
una emocion tan honda dc la pa
tria, una confanza tan apasionada
en- los grandes destinos de su pue-
bio como este professor. que inter
viene en- las luchas politicas por un
noble impulse ciudadano. Habla
con sencillez, atropellando, a veces
TN POGO las palabras. Durante al
gunos minutes su discourse es es--
cuchado con gran atencion, sin que
pueda precisarSe por ningun gesto
cl efecto que produce en- Los dipu-
tados. Nj un rumor. Expectation.
Expone Ia situaci6n de las tropas
francesas en- Marruecos, 10 que Ell
nismo ha visto. Cuando, luego, ha-
bla de los deseos pacificadores de
Francia, cast toda la Camara aplau-
de. GC6mo no ha de continuar Fran
cha su obra N Marruecos? Quail
quier d%ebilidad, c~ualquier desfalle-
cimiento seria la p6rdida de toda
la Francia acknowledgements. Fran
cia quiere vivir pacifcamente con
los vecinos de su IONA; pero que no
Sc crea que 81 quiere paz es por
miedo a batirse. I'm gran silencio
en- los bancos socialistas. "Solo
trato de pronunciar palabras dig
mas de Francia'', ahade Painlev6.
Luego es Ell elogio de la civiliza-
ci6n europea, de la Europa occi-
dental, y la lectura de documentos
para demostrar ell contacto entire
la Tercera International y los ri
fehos, Lee ell famoso telegrama
Doriot y Semart. FL coronel Picot
grita: "iEso es la traici6nI' Y
la derecha lie aplaude. FL coronel
Picot es I'M diputado del Bloc Ma
cional. Preside Ia association de
mutilados de guerra, los "gueules
~Cassees'', los hombres de la cara
rota. Ell coronel Picot esta tuerto
y I'm POGO sordo. Parece un vieje-
otto malhumorado. Sc sitda STEM
pre- cerca de Ia tribuna, de pie, g
increpa generalmente a los comu-
nistas. Detras de 81 Sc sienta ell
general Saint-Just, su correligiona-
rio que tiene un concepto perso-
nal del patriotismo. FL general
Saint-Just hizo, en- cierta OCCASION
ademAn de 1levarse IN fusiI a Ia
cara para fusilar teoricamente al
Sr. Malvy, IN pleno Parlamento.
FL Sr. Malvy, como es natural, re-
suite ileso. Ahora Ell coronel Picot
quisiera fusilar a toda la extrema
izquierda. Ell Sr. Painleve termt-
ma SUI discourse, hacienda un llama
miento a los socialist a S.
"No abandon6is a Francis > ivo-
tar&n los ~socialistas On favor del
Gobierno?, nos preguntamos. Han
recibido su discourse con cierta frial
dad. En- Gambia, cuando Herrict
ha intervenido brevsmen:o desdc
su alto sill6n, TODD ell "~cartel'', re-
hecho, aplande con entnsiasmo.
Doriot en- la tribuna. Es MI jo-
ven alto, delgado, con lcntes de
concha. Una mezcla de obrero dis
tinguido y estudiante. Habla con
una gran serenidad, frente al tu-
multo hostil de la Camara. Dehen-
de ell derecho a sublevar las colo
MAS contra el capitalismo europeo,
o sea 10 misnio de que lie habia acu-
sado Painleve. En- ese momento sc
precipita 81 coronel Picot hacia Ia
tribuna, tan rapido, que tropieza
cen un peldanos 10 que I hace su-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
PETAIN LLEGA A PARIS

PARIS, julio 26. Omitted Press)
FL General Petain la salido de
improviso hacia esta capital, sin que
sc conozcan las que tenga
para hacer ell viaje desde Ell campo
de lRtalla a Paris. No obstante, sc
rum6ra que existen algunas diver
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

PARIS. julio ~ fcnhle Fran
oesl Tina violenta tormenta ba azo
tado q Paris hoy. interrumpiendo la
communication ~telcfonica. Los sofa
ns,s a. tres eentTales ~telef6nicas han
sldo inundados aislando a los abO-
faaes dr todos los harrios de Ia orr
ia izquier,ln del Sena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

LONDRES. julio 26 Omitted
Pressl.-El Premier Baldwin hal
pronunciado Tin brillante discurso
ante un gran mitin de conservado-
res y ha pedido que Sc contin6en
las negociaciones del pacto de Sc
guridad. "El canine que tenemos
que andar para hacer que Europa
disfrute tranquilamente de la paz
es muy largo, pero estamos progre-
sando", dijo en- uno de sus para
Eos. Fu6 muy aplaudido.
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Los FRANCHISES LIMPIAN DE
RIFENOS Ell VALE UERGA

FEE, julio %. UNITED Press) /.
Una columna francesa ha salido de
Ain Aloha Y > e ha lanzado a linn.
piar dc rifenos 81 vale del Uerga.
La operacion tuvo exito y ell enc
migo en- desorden hugo hacia ell
Norte dejando muchos prisioneros
v material de guerra en- manos de
los f%ranceses. Las perdidas han ST.
do grandes.
III puesto frances Bah Moroudi
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BOARDING HoUsE-sE ALQUJ,
LA-TO LET

Hay algo &c 10 que TODD buen ciu
dadano esta siempre orgulIoso: ell
juicto favorable Q de su patria
forman en- Ell extranjero. De la. mis-
ma manera en- las ciudades Y po-
blaciones TODD vecino debe velar
por el ornate y Hmpieza de 6stas.
Esos c~artelones que a diario We
mos por doquier. la mayor parte de
ellos plagados de faltas de orto-
grafia y NAL pintados, son un des-
doro para ell buen nombre de cual-
quier pueblo.
va alguien 10 dijo: mo es
a%nunciar, sino saber anunciar'', la
clave del exito. Sc ALoUILA UNA
HABITACIoN, no surte nunca Ell
mismo efecto que I'M auuncio en-
ell que Sc exponen las condolences
excepcionales de Ia habitaci6n Gre
Sc desea alquilar, aparte de que
un anuncio, por ejemplo, en- la SEC
CIoN CLASIFICADA de nuestrc
diario alcanza I'm tiraje do 1900
ejenplares que es leido por mas
do 10000 personals. Sea rasonable.
Eesecbe los viejos metodos do anun
clio. Nosotros estamos en- condicio-
mes de poder brindarle toda la in
formation que a este respecto ne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
~. GOBIERNO FRANCES No
ia RECIEIDo oFIcIALAIENTE
is,s TERMINUS DE PAZ DE
AID III KRIM

PARIS. Julio ~. tCabie Fran
ossi a. minisiro d. r~eiaciones eN-
f-riafs.s ha des.lnrado que 81 gobier
49, na saie de las proposlci0nes de
lsr H. Aid ID krim. sino por los
I~.rl6ilgs,s hasia Ia fecha. Segnn
L-iaelHo une L. Matin" Ia reel
blas a. Pea. hs lriunfos franeeseS
"a Ain Aieha y Ain Maat0ur han
I-rmltid0 IoneF a salyo 81 puesto
d. Aouhat. que estaba siendo muy
miafndo.
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DE TOXIC \ MoSCU
EN- AEROPLANO

TOXIC. julio %. United Press)
Doscientas mil personals, entire elias
lbs principles imperiales, diglata-
rios y diplomaticos, han presencia-
do la partida de dos aeroplanas de
cuatrocientos caballos de fuerza ca
ia unO, hechos en- ell Jap6n por euen
IN del pcriodico "Asabi", que cru
zando la Siberia llegardn a Moscti
dentro de diez dias. FL entusiasmo
ha sido indescriptible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
ALDEA DESTRUIDA
POR IN INCENDIO

BERLIN. julio 20. United Press
Ia aldea de Kaza, en- la frontera
polaea. ha sido destruida por un in
cendio que 81 origin0 en- los bos-
ones. 0tras aldeas que estan en- pc
ligro han sido evacuadas pOr la po-
blnci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
~ cARDENAL DUBOIS liz Pr
DE A los cATOLIcOS QUE ST
sUscnIBAN Al EsiPREsT1To
FRANCES

PARIS. Julio - Gable Franc6s)
a. CARDINAL Dubois la enviado a
fedes bis catelleos de Francia. una
prficibn de que So suscriban al EN-
prssfifo actuai Ia earta pastoral
dice que ese e. "a deber patri6tico
- todos los oatolicos franceses,
Iales as ayudan a salvaguardar la
dienidad financiera De su pals, Y
e~ossferap en- Ia Obra de preparar
an futuro brillante para Ia nacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
gfNrUENTA NIL HrELGULSTAS
ATAcAN los MoLTNOS En-
BRADFORD

L0NpRES. Julio -. Omitted
rr-ssl ~ incuenls mil obreroS de
IL im4u>1rin fexiil que estan en-
AlArlgu "a bradford - han lama
49, rauiFa lps m0liisos en su empeh0
- hnes.f lne ios que en ellos estan
fsiafln ~empleados alsandonen am
siss a irabaJo IAnzar"n piedras
l=sr las srutanas y eouaetieron 0tros
d~e@6rsieas-s iinsta que lleg0 Ia poll
sfn iAss dr fsto- Ian side heri-
ass issf lu Hnahednmbre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
TRES MISIONEROS AMERICANOS
ATACADOS EN- NICARAGUA POR
Ell POPULACHO
PeTshing Ileca q Panama. .PoOnia expulSara IS, 900 aIemaneS y
Aemanla 10, 900 polac0s. Primo de Rivera ~ConferenCia con
Petain. SO. 600 ~huegustas atacan los mon0s de Bradford

WASHINGTON Julia - tcabls
ffanefNl Ia Nlda q tfrs mlsloie
rm emsFFAemmsa aune Feganfa@ Hfmn a.
@istfa, CrniFs@n-fifans 80 Nlfara
sia = a. fiaa aasaassda 81 g..
ai@easim 49, $50 a~f..ln~aaa EssF "a
patmla<hs 3 t@aa afnfaaa $50 ui.a
s~smia - aJaea@ feesiidos
aaui a.sen ans ~ afina ~ IA muy
Tfase sea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
IL - CONFERENCE.-THE LOS
MiNEitoS COX los PATRONOS

ittNDRES, Julio ~. Gable Fran
e isbs representatives dc los mi
uf'r's iugieses , los de- propietarios
~ mina~ - rtuniran II ~ de este
mes 4au trafaT de eyitar Ia huel-
81 general de mineros ingleses anun
elada para Il 81. N Premier Bald
win "a oonsentido IN recibir In de-
h.gseiom de los iefes del Congress-
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felear IsOr ella en- Marruecos.
a. inues thoyl FL Mariscal Pc
tain = I'Fimo d. Rivera ~ reuni-
fan en Ceuta q Tetuan para eonfe
urnriaF Sohre = asunto de- las ops
Fnriofs. m~llitares france espailolas
eouirn lss rifsGos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

ROMA. Julio -. Omitted Press.
De Pinedo, 81 aviador italiano que
rsfa dandoie In vuelta al mundO.
ia salldo de sydney con rumbo a
Erislane.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

ha sido salvado de la preston que
sobre 81 ~ejercfan las tropas de Add
FL Krim por medic de una brillan
tie operation en- que tomaron parte
tres columnas volantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
HA MuERTo LUIS cARM1NELY
Guayama, P. R.
Julio &c, 1925.
!, MUNDO.

Julio &c, 1925.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Hoy diez A. NJ. ACADIA de falle-
Ger distinguido ciudadano Luis Car
minely. Guayama pierde un eiem-
plar cabaIlero Y la Alianza un va
ltoso correigionario.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
N. de la R.-Sin tempo para de-
dicarle Ell tribute que merecta Ell
estimado amigo que baja a la tum-
ba, o limitamos, por hoy a enviar
nuestros mas sentido pesame a los
deudos del extinto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

utf.1apA. ialie - tTnnn1 rn.sst
h'vFNhln3 ~ mwafafsniss lan
Aexnst = tuw&ai llss naa o.
rt44e 81 "a aslts ~ a sAsr-
h#@w Walk "A taaatnl lan~liwt.
= a3Fnaf Afsmaa A. il Fre
simta - t - fhetsai ~rua
49, Msla anas a4ssln&nblne GnF
~aala@A as~lms a. ia n-sp~
sNa alHiaf - hisa latnn
fs@ - tgsn mra imA.n Ansf lan
sh eesalsiesnIr tsnrrnike f@F
Efu0a - afesske 80 hnr.e ma.
ga tMtH. q ~ ma~mr 49, uu
lafsaa a. ttsiu Is gur
iaAla q rsAfssfm usa inrae - ID
= siA lmFe f*ssalas hs
= 80 usnlii-
e. hn ftsasa "a as Tsata e.
taM mN@aaNfs ssfn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

de Sindicatos obreros. Este Congre
so lie la pedidO al Premier aver
una conferencia sobre 81 asunto de
In huelga.
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Una casa de dos plantas. cuatro
heruiosos doFmitorios , cuarto SER
t4cao en I'll Gondado. -Informes:
a. ~SIM0NpTETRI
Tel 1906. s. = D 500 Verde SAINT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

gencias de criterio en- cuanto il
mando supreme Sc refiere. Sc dice
tambien que es muy possible que
Lyautey renuncie dc un momento
a otro.
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akAfE siTf As'i"N
DERmANu isaiAcA

ni.klaN & - fguli-a rnsl
e. m w ~ rs1mh4fM ar rie
aaaane sa bs a ensia = TuF-
ee4 nsslfa eufH~ islania .
Aa4a ~ ala mim#ns a. meos
a. fa s ftlal~sr = s. mii
neusaa a. - trrrstersf ; AieIna-
N . $50 a. ngamaha ezgallaars
ax 3 Ia - misEs 30 dla No
~ wle ffsieFfa - asf irt s farnr
esf8 flFaNff 9nasaM
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cOmunista DOriOt, cuyO
discurso provoc0 en- la Ca
mara un violentO incidente.
Dibujo de Rabajos. +.
De Paris Midi.

lefonos, de la Bolsa. Los ministries
y los diputados abandonan mas len :
tamente La Camara, comenta4do aun
las emociones de UNI debate cast de
diez horas.
Carlos EsPIA.
tfs sf%~<
Paris, juno.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13
Eagles StageRm
Picnic Last SuMu


The Eagles picnic on suasaay Aza
paa largely attended. A0Oo being ass
estimate Of the number who zIlas6
the park. ConcsasiOns were on avaxv
hand and the voice Of the harisaxa
eonId be heard anywhere on Cassnsw
street. The sports were pallnd oRK
In q creditable manner. Tha mam2s
Of the orchestra lursd many % an -
day session In the dance pavllloa wakAs
the reat Of the crowd tried 20 gs2
baby doh or q ham fer metAAmR @m
the paddle wheels. A considsxakas
number enjoyed khe boxing and heaa-
ball contests. la the lsttsr IN whheA
the Belt fans wsre most inAefaHlma
the Apcal team with Wade ia the bees
knocked ovsr khe Dootlsagssz By :
score Of II tot. Two nAsn w1aa0 wwsa
plying their trads En ths sala ox pams
and half pints 20 the Ehirn3y waea
saksn IN charge BY some Of rs d@p
atias over among tisa trees and tAas
had q tendency ke redmos eaaaA hmms-
hess 10 the nainimum At p. D.
Ihe special sxalm leEs for 0pamt RnaA@
md shortly Afterwards tha AnnzssAm
II cars faded sway in ths dAast
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

coast He will visit the Portland fan
and from there will go TO San Fran.
risco by steamer returning by way
Of Salt Lake.
Miss Lettie Talbot Of Rieeville Il
in town today.
George Goodman and son Walter
accompanied large shipment Of cur
rants and gooseberries 10 the Great
Falls market.
Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald Of Arrow
creek visited her sister, Mrs. David
Pimperton one day last week.
Mrs. Frank Kolar Is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Joe COiarchic.
-Th children of Mrs. Steve Collar
chic arc quite III with the whooping
cough.
Mike Bodner made a trip to Belt
Sunday on acooant Of his son hav-
ing injured his arm
Among those who were picking
berries on otter creek last week were
Mrs Roy Fish, Misses Lizzie Kolar,
Bertha and Carrie Watt. Mrs. N A.
Brown, Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs. Cal
one and daughter Sophie, Mr. and
Mrs. Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Muliiner,
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13
Mayor Hsbi Sees Snakes

5chn Pieaini. EAayue
COalesl Is sllinR a ahaAs @
days ssAt rsaAinda old snAa = o.
tha9 aEe past.
ssA@sl mistressaa II 80
@at hea parsacalarly aa
4 fAAAsannaks salassd kla fa =
diFs rect OF the suhool haaba
ped down upon hsE ae
pafils we're tecitana ma# 60
come diversion sor the yssuas
About nine o'elsek lAsk asA M
Pixsini In going thruaah 80 h
heard lively buaaing "a aAsa skaf
10 SO from one ROOFS = aheaAse =
was not a cricket or a lesssnk ~ kAAe
she was sure but wisaksv@E i W
( made that busxing hOiae sse
he started for ms de6f. o. saa -
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keaton made
business trip to Stamford Friday
returning the next day.
Misses Sophie calone, Josephine
CoIarchic and Ethel Brown visited
the Misses Watt Sunday afternoon.
Mike Ncumeyer spent Sunday last
with w. " Talbot looking over hls
small fruit orchard.
Joe Yendrick recently went out
from the mines Of Belt to harvest
his crop on Big willow.
John Hedrick of Little Belt was
here Monday and reports the wheas
harvest well along and a fair crop.
Miss Rosa Neumeyer returned
home Saturday after a weeks visit
with Great Falls relatives.
The many friends Of David L. 8.
Barker in this section will be pleased
to hear that he is the father Of
fine baby girl born last week at the
CoIumbus hospital IN Great Falls.
Frank Sheldon cf Neil creek was
a business visitor in town Monday
and says that the grain crop in his
locality wilf.ba fairs
Casper Gonscr win Iemve next week
for a eouple Of wesk's trip to the
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13


DR.. L J. Brick spent last week herr
with his family.
Joe wilkins and Bill Bartls wsr,
Monarch visitors last Tuesday. frOm
the Dyke.
]. A. Musson Of Stanford spans
several days here last week as repru-
sentative OF the New York LlNs Ia
surance Co.
Mes. Jas. Brazee Jr. and n. S.
Thomas motOred down Saturday for
provisions from Belt Park
Merl Ruttsr was in Monday from
their ranch on Rocky Ridge.
Hrs. Robert Ksister and daughter
accompanied by Mrs. Ried Lanwny
rstuFned 10 their home in Great Falls
after several days spent here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holzheimer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hall motored down
from Hughesville Thursday enjoyina
the drive and purchasing groceries.
Mrs. Jas. Easement Of Great Falls
and mother Mrs. Anna Servoss Of
Arlington accompanied by Abe Nor
ris Jr. and son drove up for a few
lays visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Coff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keeton OF |
Great Falls are spending some time
lere. Their little granddaughter is
With them.
Miss Augusta Ariss and sister Mrs.
Alex Watson who recently returned
rom Glacier Park are spending q
ew days here at "Killkare Kabinr
efore Miss Ariss resumes her dutaes
t the Deaconsss hospital Of Greax
'alis.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

no other business men win oOme III
to take tAelr place. Tor nothing sAasus
business away from a town 40 hmdA
as ~bor rent signs on vacant busAh@Sa
buildings. Mail order houses are ne
doing anything for yDu or for tDas
community. You realise that W. 6ra
sure. We shall have lAogu 10 sak 81
this subject next wreck.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13
BELT VALLEY PROPERTY OWNERS
TO PROTEST aOlAATIOK OF FARMS

The Belt Greek Valley Pfotertsts
Association was born on Friday niRhs
when group Of nA1h representing
the different sections Of Belt Cs~sk
met and discussed the effects az
turning the waste from the mills oil
Carpenter creek and Dry Fork inte
Belt creek.
Steps were taken 10 make the or
ganization permanent. A COMMITTEES
consisting Of Messrs. English, Hub
Der and Remington was appointed ~
draw up q constitution and bylaws.
w. c. Blomquist waa made parFnA-
nent chairman.
The object Of the Association ia lb
induce the mining companies who atS
operating in the upper Belt vallss
TO use q reasonable amount Of puR-
caution against the emtrAnce ef tRss
waste Of their mills into Belt csasm
No one appeared to desire the ehsa-
ing down Of the Silver Dyke or tAe |
Block p.
Evsryons was Interested in she dam
age which is being done to their prop
ertiea by the flood Of slime which
Belt creek is carrying.
There were some distressing tales
of damage told. Stories which we all
know are true. Past damage was
not considered.
The future use Of Belt creek for
drinking wateir and irrigation was
the single desire expressed. If this
objective can be attained without in
functions and damage suits, so much
the better.
Many people still think that the
Block P and the Silver Dyke viii take
he necessary measures to protect the
waters Of Belt creek when the enor-
nous amount Of damage already done
las been called to their attention.
But the people who live in the val
ey want something better than prom
ses- because tho situation has been >
.rowing steadily worse and amounts
n some cases to driving people from
arms and homes which represent
heir total wealth.
The people up and down the valley
ave owned their holdings for periods 4
angling from ten years to forty
ears. Ranches which were former
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13
RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS, Olive Branch Lodga.
Rebekah Begree In meeting aaaesnhlezl
appointed committas 10 draw rmmo~
lutions expressing tas sorrow ana
sympathy the Lodge feeds towmr@
Sister Laura Heron and family h.
the loss Of her sister, Ida McDsrsnofs.
We, your COMMITTEES respectfully aszh-
mit the following
RESOLVED, That whsrean elss 8m-
prssms Rnhsr In Hts Divine wind0zn
has removed from the family q sistaR
Laura Heron . loving ana eossasaeraaa
sister, and thAs In hsr deaEh oss aisaeR
has sufferad . great sorrew and saaa
therefore be II
REsOIvE 1hMt she Esoage aa-
tands 10 gIaf@F LaurA EzeT@A Aad hsa
fasaily isa noat agneerp sysapafhg #ssss
coincidence in this their great hean.
Of grief renlizing howvYer ne futiIkav
Of words In expressing the real sorrow
Of the lodge And Be Il further
RESOLVED, That copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the nsim-
ates Of the lodge. q copy sent 70 tAe
family Of Sister Heron and that they
be published in the Belt Valley Times.
Respectfully submitted,
Hazel Pilgeram.
Inez Graybeal
Myrtle Joscelyn.
COMMITTEES.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

ly fertile and beautiful are no longer
desirable. II any one Is inclined 10
doubt the rsasonableness Of this pro-
test let him walk slowly down
through the agricultural part Of the
valley To see Is 70 be convinced.
A mass meeting Of parties inter-
ested win be called IN the near futurs
where the matter viii be threahed out
and a definite program of action for
mulated.
All persons who have suffered dam
age through this cause are expected
20 Be present. This number viii be-
augmented by many who feel that the
pcllution Of Belt creek has deprived
them Of . place where with pleasure
and comfort they may find an oe-
casioHaI days outing.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

Mr and Mrs. Otto Gulden and chill
dren, Mr.. Jones and his guests, and
hrs. A. J. Fischer. Jr. spent sunda,
in Belt.
The Campfire girls left Sunday for
Logging creek. Ernest Damrose, Ed
Erickson, Gust Peterson and A. J..
Fischer Jr. took them 1p. Miss Cleay-
er their guardian and her mother Is
with them.
Mrs. Minnie Holland and Ed Erick-
son each have new Ford touring cara
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Voss and fam
lily attended party given by BY.
zant's at -Four Corners Saturday eve.
Ellsworth family spent
Sunday at Logging creek.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the school board Saturday night il
was decided -to=paint the Waithan
school and teaeherage.
-Four OF five threshing outfits are
going this week. The wheat is ax-
eraging fair but it is Of an inferior
quality to last years crop.
A. Fischer and family spent Sun.
day in Sand Coulee.
Miss Ella Holland attended the
Eagles picnic ut Belt Sunday.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

led the mayor. When he heard thai
insiatanE rattle he diagnosed the case
at onee a. snake.
Mira. PixSini departed At once fos
the outside John got q light and .
shotgun. Exit snake In pieces. John
asserts that Il had seven rattiss and
was consequently seven years old TAs
next day be killed the mmte In the
fnont yard. He thought It was 9 sister
Of the first because II also had seven
rattles.
John says that he thinks the visitor
was hunting for hia dandelion wine.
At any rate hs asserts that nothing
was the matter with himself because
ths wire is too young yet. The snakes
were really there. He has the rat1les
10 prove il.
Belt Valley times., 1925-08-13

s. 8. johnson arrived home last
evening from Chicago where hs haa
accompanied . stock shipment. De
reports . good market and that Ids
tops brought 10 esnks, he was non-
cOmmittal about tia prices reoaivsa
by others but admitted tAat thsy wers
good. He hurried homs because hls
wheat needs cutting,