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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
High School Students
Fail on Biblical Exam,
Only Three of 1858 Oregon Youngsters
Showed knowledge of "The Book"

SALEM, Ore, March is.-out OF
s5s students in Oregon high schools
who attempted 10 pass an oxnmlna.
ton on tho Bible. nearly so per cent
failed. It was announced by J. A.
Churchill. state superintendent OF
public instruction. Only three stu.
dents were graded perfect.
or si3 students who elected 10 take
tho examination on the Old Tesla.
ment, 1oi passed and 100 failed; of
iij vino answered questions concern.
Ing tho Now Testament, 81 passed.
and rs failed.
Tho questions which proved TO be
the downfall OF so many youthful
Bible students were as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13

Give from memory the passage be.
ginning: And there Were In the
same country shepherds abiding in
tho field
Tel OF Christ's first miracle.
Reelto the parable OF the mustard
seed.
Tell OF the healing OF the man pos
sessed Of the legion OF devils In the
country OF the Gadarenes.
Give frnn:. memory the passage be.
ginnlSs: What doth Ii profit. my
bretheren, tho man say he have
faith, and have not works."
What is the Book OF Acts about?
Tell OF Christ's TRANSPORTATION.
Tell OF Peters denial of Christ.
Tell the parable OF the Prodigai
Son.
Give from memory the passages
known as THE Beatitudes."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
OLD TESTAMENT:

Locate Palestine and give It's ap.
proximato size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13


Several weeka ego The star
though, Il had discovered tho "oitest
Mhaon. bu, hero comes. hale and
hearty, c. H. r, Chrniy. 1919 4.
Spruce IT,, who Joined the Masonic
oreisr when lad u a. lie iH now
% years II uFc The problem ia sub.
traction Il simple.
Yes. firs, Joined Holhrook lodgr.
! No iss, Al Ilagrrsiown. Ind. 4" slbl
Mr. chnsiy, when We creased tbs
plains IN 1865 carried ms dsmii
along with me aud Joined tie Lodge
ia Forest Grove. ore. Later be.
csne q charter member % Twin
Fails lodge ct Yaeolt, Ida and eaa
known fhero ~ tho Daddy II the
Eastern Star - tic Masonic ladies'
auxiliary
Mr.. christy came to Seattle to I've
iwo ye1rB ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
srLrAN rKrEn nINnIEN

SULTAN. Wash, March iS,-Tho
ultan Advertising club fetod Lloyd
Spencer and W. J, HindleY OF Sc.
ottlc. Spencer is secretary 90 tho
Pacific Coast Advertising cluhs;
hindley is education director OF the
Washington state Retailers asso,
station. Tho meeting was the an.
nual gcttogether OF townsfolk aud
farmers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
Talk on Campfire
at Mercer PIT. A.

y talk on Campfire work. by Mrs.
Stewart u. WEIGH, and a demoustru.
ton Of their activities by "a group
Of girls. win DO tho features OF the
regular meeting OF the Mercer PIT.
a. in tho domestic science room Of
tho school, Mt 2:30 p. m. Tuesday,
March IL Miss Polly Brown also
viii show some slides OF Camp
sealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13

shazznr.
Write the Ton Commandments.
Tell the story Of Naboth's vine
yard
Write from memory The passage
''f''--ea 's the mnn that
walkcst not in the counsel OF the un.
Cody
Tel briefly OF tho plaques OF
Egypt.
Tel OF the Passover and the Deliy-
eranco.
Give from memory the passage be.
ginning no. everyone that thirst
eth
What is the Book of Job about2
NEW TESTAMENT:
Tell OF tho ministry of John tho
Baptist
Toll of tho Temptation of Jesus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
Says Legion Is No
Place for Politics

Politics has no place IN the
American Legion, according 90 Col.
William uglia OF the Rainier Noble
post. Col lngtls spoke 90 the
Young Mems Republican club nt
their weekly luncheon az tho Butler
hotel
Military titles pm forgotten"
said the colonel, "rhe Legion h
non-poiucal and non,seetornn. II
~ the most democratic organization.
voting tho republican ticket, on
earth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
STAR is BETTER
Ethel Barrymore Leaves for
New York

KANSAS CRY. Mo- March Ia
Ethel Barrymore noted actress, IN
here Tor tho last few days. was on
her way 20 New York today. ply.
sicians announced yesterday her
conditI0 WAS improving steadily,
L WIZ bo some tlmo before she is
able 20 Vturn TO the stoSe, how,
sver physicians said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
Van Wickle Cartoons
Exhibited on Sunday

An exhibition Of cartoons drawn
by Glenn Van Wickle of Kent,
wash win bo hold at Miss noddy's
studio, tss3 University way. ON sun
day, March 10. Tho display lH onen to
tho public. MIR Van Wicklc has made
a hobby OF drawing cartoons In his
spare time Tor the past several
years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13

What is tho Importance Of the
position Of Palestine with reference
TO neighboring lands?
Tell tho story OF Cain and Abel.
Toll tho story OF the feast OF Bel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13

SEyENTYFfvE years Mason,
~ u there any member OF the Ma.
sonic order In Seattle can beat that
rncofdf
Evening star., 1925-01-21

ROOM AND BOARD in refined private home:
permanent If suited: reasonable; state full
particulars. Address Box 1924 r. Star office .
Evening star., 1925-01-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lie MARQUIS,

Near COnf1. Ave. Brldge.
rooms. kit. and blth; all outside rooms
reasonable: Potomac go. 27e
1901 MASS. AVE. NV.
Handsome new eight-story
building, FIVE minutes walk to
business section. A few apart
ments still available.
4 rooms, reception hall, bath
and porch.
3 rooms, porch and bath.
2rooms, porch and bath.
Showers in all baths.
Switchboard service all night.
Elevator service all night.
Apply on premises or
w. II. WEST CO.,
916 18th St. NV. Main 1900
UNIVERSITY APARTMENT
READY FOR oSc3r1Nc4, a3IS 7 sT LIVING ROOM.
KITSHES kGoI I'm PINTNa pt4N asa 4LcovE' DRESSING
CRANE & BELT,
Union rrus. BldE. n ss4s. .
GET OUR APARTMENT
FOR RENT LIST.
THE sHAwMUT. 200 18th ST. NV.
4 rooms, kit. and bath. S12o. oC
rooms kit and bath. rs.
f00lD' III i7o5 sno 1%NnER AMER PL. NV. 00'''
rooms sois 3 2 PohTER ii 'feT: sT. NV S'w. H'z'0'
rooms 5as5 ns5 tsd s Rf'h f. AVE. NV: s7'' 90
'''' is lsos ''G SoSS SssH' AVE. NV. s''s'0'O,
3 rooms, kit. and bath. ................$7 $40. 90
3024 PORTER ST. NV.
1918 VERNON ST. NV
l2io 18th 81. NV. ''' ''O'''
soo1 PORTER ST. NV. WV -'O'
34oT 2sth ST. NV
2 rooms ,sds s5t SFnHsH and bah. 80 $50
'0oi R6cksB9RS. 5 s6 Sr'1 i7i7 ST. NV. 30 ~
1 room, kit. and bath. .......--.....-... $50 90
Heated Flats.
1908 Kearney st. ne, 2nd floors rms.
1916 = st, NV, End "a r, L & b. 600
s21 18th st. NV. ard "a r. 3 b. elec S %
74i n. Cap. st.-a r., kit. q b.. eiee... 46. 90
Unheated Flats.
1885 Park I'd. n.w-s r. K l. b.. am.I 90 90
ts27 tsi7 River River Fd Pd T. 81 see y
67ia r st. n.w.-5 r. 4 b............ 4o5o
B. F. SAUL CO.,
s25 18th st. NV Main 2ioo
WE HAVE sEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
HRABTM6STs sIyb Fa6Ss .ts On 10 o1R ,7s LIST ONE TO
QUINTER, THOMAS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
s19 18th 81. NV. Main s416.
7lo 9th ST. NV.
Convenient downtown location; new; rma
and bath. Apply on premises. NJ. s522. 2ss
2434 PA. AyE.-1st-FL00R APT. 2 ROOMS,
kit bath, rental only $3.50 per month;
sort FhoDe oDeA MI f5 Brent I An Main 4so
IT'S corcoran st, NV, Apt. s1-2 large
rooms, kit. tile bath. front apt, rental
VIM. s. PHILLIPS.
1896 KENYON NW.-2 ROOMS AND
1850 Kenyon n.r.s rooms and bath. SEQ q q
FLATS.
BAL 18th s.e.-3 rooms and bath: h.-w.h,
saa NE rooms. 4 baths; i:';i. h:wh. 80 .. "
located on tEO 9Sersi S 6Sth for; Co 5.o0
Line. -. III B St. Sc
THE LONSDALE.
Best location west of Conn ave. 21Ss Calf
St. detached bldg, tile baths. parquet floors
extra large 8 rms, rec. hall. front apt. only
$57 so. Act quick, see jsnitor or phone NJ
CLIFTON TERRACE APTS
LOWEST RATES IN CITY.
Modern freproof bldg, all outside rooms
board, near stores. schools and churches; tile
baths, hardwood floors. large closets. elec
lighted. rm., rec. h., and rm., rec. hal
aud bath, l or 2 concrete balconies, $50. &c
up. One apt. rm. and bath, $50. 80. Only
q few available. Inspect at once; call south
bldg. on Clifton st. between 14th and 18th
SITS Ask for resident manager, or phone
Main 5437.
Evening star., 1925-01-21

ToNN. AVE. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-vERY
desirable room, kitchen and bath apartment.
Phone n 1927, Apt. 600.
Evening star., 1925-01-21

IlIN K ST.
NICELY FURNISHED TWO-ROOM APT
Light. heat. Apply Nelson Drug Store. North
Capitol and II SITS. To
Evening star., 1925-01-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

dSdh1M EN- 1S--UNEU u nN N1DnLO.
(Continued)
Al LOCATION AND EXPOSURE, 5 ROOMS,
| reception hall, tile bath, kitchen and porch
| VERY DEsIRABLE, 8 Ro0Ms, KITCHEN
! and bath; reduced rent; 500. North $3.50
Northumberland Apartment. 20.
l28 llth ST. Sc.
rooms; gas range; hot and cold water In
Kitchen; $25 month. 26e
| 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH: DOWN
CIssEL-TALBoTT CO..
| 1905 New York Ave.
WILLARD COURTS.
rooms. kitchen and bat bath, $50
COPLEY COURTS.
rooms. kitchen and bath.
Main 450O.
NEW DOWNTOWN APARTMENT 4 LARGE
rooms and bath heat and Janltor service;
Convenient TO all government departments.
Rent reasonable.
W, wv; I5oo 4 sriGNUL REAL ESTATE EST 4 CO.
1924 14th ST. NV.
New, very desirable. Ave light rooms. bath
and garage: 23'
THE PORTSMOUTH, 1876 \. Il. AVE-
s sss s ssSR Co. aei sloo dSon' elevator spn0ne
1925 lsth st. Apartments-2 ard room
-piie The Di Dsmsristotta. Gotta sls 18Th NV. and 8
room apts., front $50 to 500.
The Peddleton, 1747 Church at. n.W.-o-roqm
DOWNTOWN APT-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
Bradford Bldg, scs 14th st. NV, No, l.
Rent. $40.
Main $3.50. "AAOA 1850 x St NV.
THE BRISTOL APT.
1888 ST. NV. o
As r, Ri, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'SS'0 90 20
80 H. wM. w K. z HiiARriuNG 4 co,
11os 18th St. NV. Main s27I.
$40 PER MO 2l6 18th ST. Ne. Ist FLOOR.
s45 a mo. 215 18th st. n.e.-2nd floor: 9
rooms and bath. large back porch, elec. light;
sO'' NEWsoM. Si. ITO II Ne LING. 2011.
WILLARD COURTS.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath, ss5. North
3o25 PORTER ST. NV ROOMS, MOD
Iio5 oath st. n.w.-4 rooms. new apartment
house. rent reasonable.
uss b Sss. at'i furnished n1 she'd $3.50 per month.
Money REALTY co. INC.
726 l4th St NV Main 1889 1920.
s3is MT PLEASANT sT.-oNE LARGE
bath, frst floor; also Groom. kitchen and
so51 \ st.-6 large rooms and bath; also
Il st. n.w.-8 rooms. bath and cleo
25o5 Champl,in st-s rooms. kitchen and
A RENTS REASONABLE.
Z. W. SIMPSON CO.,
T34 18th st. Franklin 67OO.
80s4 R0DMAN ST. NV.
Open aud lighted until $50.
Only one apartment left OF two rooms,
dining alcove kitchen and bath: all outside
rooms and having the added attraction Of
delightful outlook.
CHAS. ID. SAGER,
Realtor.
Main 80 e24 14th ST. NV.
We HAVE SEVERAL APARTMENTS IN THE
Goldsmith Building, downtown location; heat
and janitor service. Apply
GOLDSMITH & COMPANY
Goldsmith Building. 14o5-O7 Eye st. NV.
Main eS10 and e6T1.
3l2 ST NW.-SECOND FLOOR. ROOMS.
bath, hot-water heat good condition; for col
ored tenant. S55. 90 per month.
1881 Fla ave n.e.-Second door, 5 rooms,
ba tn hot-w heat. 5000 per month.
25t6 17th ST. n.w.-Second floor, rooms,
bath, furnace heat, electricity. $3.50 per
month.
JAMES r. SHEA.
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-21
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD

by FEBRUARY 4, room and board for blind
lady; not apartment; Protestant adults
rentral location; Sl3 weekly in advance; has
outside attention; electric lighting. Address
Miss A. J. COnklin. POI d ST. ne, Washing
s0n. D. c. Business only through correspond
Evening star., 1925-01-21
Observation-Disclosures

18th & LONGFELLOW SITS.
THE COLORADO
Apt. 305, 3rd floor front, 8 rooms. kitchen,
reception hall and bath, $40 per month.
l.. e. BREUNINGER a. SONS.
Colorado Bldg. Main Bl4O
Evening star., 1925-01-21

Patrick's Church, by settled man in govern
snent service: reasonable: permanent il satis-
Factory. Address Box 333-R. Star office 22s
Evening star., 1925-01-21

LARGE LIVING ROOM. BED ALCOYE, KIT.
newly decorated; cleo; 2 doors Chastleton
BJtractiyely furnished; refs. 1915 r.
Evening star., 1925-01-21
FOR RENT-STORES
fContiuuedI

feet deep, II # ceiling, good show windows,
rent reduced: In the busiest square on ST.
ne. NEWSOM, 11I0 II st. ne. Lincoln 2071
Evening star., 1925-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY MARRIED COUPLE, SMALL APART
ment, furnished unfurnished, not more than
$35 $40 per month must be clean; pref
erably in apartment house; state location and
price in answer. Address Box 305-R, Star
office.
FEB. /, BY ADULTS, UNFUR APT or
4 rooms and bath, not exceeding $50; apart
ment house preferred; permanent Address
BOX ESQ r. Star Office
Evening star., 1925-01-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

REFINED young married couple desires place
IN cultured private family. Address Box 307 r
star office. 23a
Evening star., 1925-01-21

WANTED-ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE
apt, 18th st. Mansions; maid service; all ex-
penses. $45. Call Pot. 270 before S.
Evening star., 1925-01-21

kCankinuea on Next PaGeX
Evening star., 1925-01-21
SALE FARMS
WANTED-TIMBER LAND.

WANTED, DIRECT FROM OWNERs-sEV-
sral tracts of good timber, 5000, 900 to
% 600. 600 feet. Address G. l. HUGHLETT,
kilmaraocks tas a.
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CENTRAL.

Edificio construfdo expresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor, Habitaciones cen
baflo. Telefono, Timbres, Barberfs
Y cuanto requiere ell ModernO Con
fort.
Plan Europe0. American Plan
Desde $1.U0 2.50. Desde $50 3.5G
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto 81.
SAN JOSE No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
SALUD PARA LAS MUJERES

~ muy fom0n OR q las muJeres
auojarse DC Ia irregulsridad de
rus 6rgan0s reproduetivOs, los cua-
les ii Sc descuidan eausan innu-
merables sufrimientos y calamida-
ses. si su menstruaei6n es muy
abundante. escasa, dol0rosa, o ire
eulnr; Il I'd. sufre maiestares, in
comodidades, nngustlas. debilida-
des. decaimleuto, oalambres violen-
eos. dolores de cabeza. dolores en-
la esDalda 3 la ingle, y demas de-
r5rdenes, osto le indicara que I'd.
neeesita t0mar inmediatamente
Nuega salud de- Reno. Egte es el
verdadeFo rcmedio para las ire
pularida3es femeninas, alivia prom
A.. evitando asa serias enfermeda-
de- 81 quizas hnsta una operaci0n.
Tome una botella y note el mar
cado cfecto. Aueva Salud De Reno
Ia sniud . accidn natural al siste-
ma eatero. De yenta en todas las
dfoguerias.
:. H. LEONARDO s. co,
FabFicautes, New York.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
La hGzana detec-
tiuesca del dia
POr Vance Wynn


Ella manifesto que les identified
, ria 2or la voz. Uno de los hombresi
tenla una voz muy extrafa, y ella
estaba segura de conocerle.
/ FL captain Carey Sc decide ha-
Ger In experimento. Trajo a la Sc
fora Walton al cuartel, y la sent6
N una silla, detras de una cortina
Para hacer la prueba mas en- pro-
piedad, Sc lie vend6 con gran cui-
dado. Luego, siete hombres fueron
traidos a la habitaci6n. Dos de
clos, Tillquist y Rurnfield, eran
los sospechosos. Los demas, eran
presos sin importancia. Entonces,
ei detective orden6 cada uno que
hablase. A cada prese Sc le hizo una
pregunta ordenandole que contes-
tasen. Elos contestaron, ignoran-
tes de que Ia mujer estaba detras
de Ia cortina. La sonora Walton no
habia visto a ninguno de los hom-
bres.
Ningunc llam6 la atenci6n de la
DANA, pero cuando hablo Tillquist,
Ia sefora Walton .se 1evant6 del
asiento como impulsada por un re-
sorte.
"Ese es ell hombre que estaba en-
ell sotano'', dijo ella. "Jamas oil
vidare esa voz. -"
Esa prueba hubiese sido sufcien
te paraJas autoridades, pero la Sc
fora Walton insisti6 en- que para
mayor convencimiento, ella debla
sentir ell roce de sus dedos en- sus
mejillas. Y asi, la prueba torno a
repetirse, mientras la SONORA Wal
ton estaba completamente vendada
Todos lie tocaron la cara, y cuando
lc lego Ell turno TiIquist, ella sc
volvi6 rdpidamente dijo:
"Ese es ell hombre, estoy ssgura
de clio. .
FL sospechoso no tardo en- con
fesar ia participation que habia te-
nido en- ell robo. Los otros confe'
saron tambien, fueron sometidoS
a jicio y condenados. Todos fue
ron enviados la prisi6n de Sing
Sing, cumplir condena de cinco
diez y ounce amos respectivamen
te. Fue ell case mas sorprendente
de identification que SO recuerds
en- los anales de la policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
mo MAS CANAS!
Ahora es possible lucir veinte amos
mas jOven-

Personals que hasta hace pocc
parecfan abuelos abuelas Sc han
rejuvenecido empleando una prepa-
raci6n casera para devolver al Ca
bello su color natural. Ell Sr. J. A
McCrea, muy conocido en- Califor-
MIA, ha dicho hace pocos dias:
"Cualquiera puede preparar en-
cinco minutes una mixtura que IT,
he las canas v deja ell cabello sua-
We Y sedoso. Basta anadir a medic
litro de aqua, % gramos de ebay
rum, una cajita de Compuesto de
Barbo y z gramos de glicerina. Es-
tos ingredientes Sc compran en- Ia
botica y cuestan muy POGO.
Aplfquese esta preparation dos ve-
ces a la semana al cabello con un
peine. No mancha ell pericraneo, no
es pegajosa nj grasienta Y no Sc
cae con el roce."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
Ell HoMBRE DE LA Voz
EXTRANA


Una de las historias detectives
cas- mas interesantes, es el relate
del robo cometido en- Ia residencia
de Ia ssEora Francis Walton, viuda
inmensamente rica, quien viva en-
New York hace como un ano.
La sonora Walton viva compile
tamente sola, en- Ia cahe Once Es-
&c, a excapci6n de su doncella. Du-
rante la mayor parte del aio, ella
empleaba a un negro, para que lin
phase los muebles hiciese los ira
bajos rudos. Cierto dia, el negro
"a invite a que bajase al s6tano,
para que viese una tuberia que es-
taEa en- malas condolences. Al pc
netyar al s6tano, dos hombres sur
gieron de Ia oscuridad, Y la ataron
y amordazaron Luego, mientras Ell
tercer laar6n vigilaba Ia doncella
lara que no molestase, los otros dos
Tegistraron toda la casa, levan-
dose innumerables objetos de gran
valor.
FL captain Arthur Carey fue en-
cargado del case, y empezo la bus
queda de los culpables, usando la
description que del negro tenia la
policia. El criado, Sc hizo siempre
lamar en- In casa Thomas Smith,
pero el detectivs estaba completa-
mente convencido de que no era ese
su verdadero nombre. Buse6 las
galerias del crimsn, y fnalmente,
oncontr6 una fotografia que cores
pondia exactamente con Ia descr.p-
ci6n del negro fugitive. La seno'
IA Walton, tan pronto vi6 Ell retra-
%, dijo que esq era Ell hombre que
Ia habia conducido hasta ell s6tano
su nombre verdadero era owen
Loop. La policia registr6 toda Ia
oiudad, Y hnalmente fu5 localiza-
do. Al mismo tempo, Sc arrest6 a
sus dos compaheros.
Ahora, la dificultad estribaba er
identifcar a estos hombres. La Sc
nora Walton no podia ayudar a La
autoridades a ese respecto, pues e
s6tano estaba oscuro. Pero ella re
cordaba muy bien sus voces, y ade
mas, ell hecho de que uno de lo'
hombzes le habia tocado la cars
mientras arreglaba la mordaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
Reduction en- Ia NOR
talidadpOrWC nariasis

Estudiando les difsTenses iHfoF-
mes de los cszalslonados De SAM
dad ds Puerts Rleo. dssds % 1871
hasta e 1924 q an ds deteEminaF
hasta cue punto paelsEan 'es &C.
funciones por anelnafiasis habeF
diaminnidc. nes eneeutEam9s eonque
una rsencel6n maTeadamente gFa-
dual oeurFi6 poF "a periodic a. 4
aA0s aaesies q sabeF. lois.i7'
i.2Ge mnertss. I9iTls. lii9; 1918
10: 1850 y i8l92os lo@i.
Observable h sRtsFlor franco
diGminuci6n Dc mneEts vemos que
ella gusFaa Feiacl6n eonstauts con
IA mortahdad goaeTai ds Ia iaia.
Ea Feaudad en este paFlodo bajo
ecnsidefaei6n las defnncioaes por
silneinaFiatls feFu.an nn indiee ae
aDgeciael6n sohfe "a mortaldad in-
sulaT. vfase e6mo oearFi6 esta ca
los aGos pFseltades; ielei7-si9@a:
isI7-is-sia5Ti lelsle-- 23osg
y i8l8.20-ao.2e0
PsEo en euanto a "a felaei6n que
pudleEe guaFdaF - m0rtalidad PQf
uneinarasis Goa aguslia por otlaa
tnfermeaadea. espeelalmente tuber-
cuiosla. malaria. tlfol4ea infiuen.
"a. las euatFe mAs impGgtaEtes des-
pHSs Dc Ia cue esiudiamos, no be
mos poeido esfahleesF ninguna -
cue Jos dates statistics De este
Ieriodo Feaaitan ineompletos para
establsesF eonelasianes 40 en cean
90 . tubHcuiosis gue esta siemprs
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1924. las defuneiQuea psr unciIa-
rinsls esfuvieFan iguaimsnte baias.
pcn muy marea8oa deaeenaos en- "a
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q las eiffsa mlnimaa Dc 2 4 y2.s
poF eisnto. Estes han sldo los IN
aiees mAs bales FsEistEados en- Ia
historic De j. uneinaFlasls.
las eausas aua pnedan habor oTl.
ginado Jos anteuorss halagadores
deeFeeindentoa a. u moftsIdad p0r
uEclnariasls - pasasn atribuiF En
redeo aiguns Il iategss de "a eiass
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noEtallamd pr Hn gEsn clfusi3n
30 msFecla el latsEfs qne en osals
81 is deeiea.
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seer irutiela , llamaF ia atenei6n del
pdbiieo haeia Is eampaAa a. megito
humanifauo zee ca eoiaboraei6n
mntaa lievaH 3 eabs dos eaiids-
des Ga PasFto Fee. Hss FefeFimos
a DspaFtamente de EaHldad > q "a
Fundael6n Roeksfsllsr. Haes b
a1os ane eonssestiFamenta luchan
estes oFEanisaos per nhFaF . Puer,
20 hieo ae esta enfermeaad cue
nfeetA an - bsE rlento Dc Ia po-
blaci6n rural.
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pohlaei6n rural tetal tene ieirinas
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mo ico 600 FsE6enas cen tKit9 fFan
90 curative hahifnfess a1nsiaIstra-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
III RRY JORGE ENFERMo I'm
III PALhcIo DE BUCKINGHAM

LONDREs. febrero ~, Omitted
Pressl II Rsy Jorge de Inglate-
IRA por prescription m6dlca Sc hala
recluldo en cana en- el Palaeio de
Buckingham y no en- el de San Jai-
me como Sc anunciara
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-12
BeHen0iHe

Miss Stella Zarbock is working at
A. j. Fenton's.
F. A. Severance WAS calling on
friends here last week.
Mrs. Truesdjll and daughter, Mary,
visited at A. j. Fenton's Friday.
Miss Ema Floody visited at Pete
Floody's last week.
Mrs. Floody and Mrs. Ludden
visited Mrs. Joe Howe Friday.
John Powers has sold his place
here to R. J. Larson.
Dan Boothe is drilling well for
J. Fl. Clont's.
Harvey Larson was in st. Paul a
couple Of days last week.
Joyce Stewart is working at Henry
Tuebut's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haight visited at
John Ranaus' Sunday
Pat Melriman has moved into the
Crimson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman, who had
been spending a week here with her
son, Ned Beardsley, left for their
home in North Dakota Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Russ, Mrs.
c. A. Goldsmith, Mrs. F. Heacox,
Mrs. FIoody, Mrs. Ludden, Mrs.
Vim Pameter, Mrs. Geo. Dopkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Foss at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Arthur
Doe Monday at River Falls.
A horse belonging to Paul Zwolin-
ski broke its leg on the Morrow hill
Saturday
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-12
KinnicRinnic

Mrs Louis Deans is spending few
days with her mother, Mrs. George
Rattary, who is still quite i'll at the
Fred Rattary home
James Kelley has returned home
from the Peoples Hospital at River
Falls improved in health.
A Kinnickinnic boy writes of the
Milwaukee Flower Show. "The most
talked of rose was the Sow enir de
Clandiws Pernet. The stems average
from five to six feet high. The
flowers we're a chrome yellow and
some six inches across. A vace filled
with IS towering stems was "a
sight"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Chinook gave
a delightful party Friday evening.
Homer Porter, of Roundup, Mont,
and Geo. P. Sherman were recent
guests at the Arden Farm.
The Kinnickinnic river was over
its banks Sunday.