davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30
pETAIn SEEKING SPAIN AID
Conference With Rivera Arranged
krim Declared Ready TO NeGo-
tiate Peace.

Rabat. Morocco-Marshal Petain. de-
fender Of verdun. now investigating
the Franco-Rifhan campaign. was to
leave aboard the cruiser Strasbough
for Tetuan, where he had an appoint
ment to confer with Spanish dictator.
Primo Rivera. Out OF this meeting II
was anticipated there would come Inn
portant understanding toward CO
operation OF France and Spain In the
determined move TO bring Krim
to his knees.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30
ROADS PREPARED FOR CROPS
Carriers Have % per Cent Of Own
Cars on Tracks, Survey Reveals.

Minneapolis Northwestern rail-
roads have on their own rails an aver
age OF s5 per cent Of their grain cars,
many Of which are stored In the grain
growing territory, In preparation for
crop movement comparable with
that OF 1924.
Cars and motive power are in hrst
class condition and, according to p. J.
Coleman. member OF the Northwest
Regional Advisory Board. who has just
completed a survey. railroads are from
s to z per cent better equipped to
handle the crop than they we're q
year ago.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30

Chicago--The Big Five" packers
lost long fight when Federal Judge
Adam c. cliffs ordered them to turn
their books and records over to Sec
csrtary Of Agriculture william Jar
dine. Judge ellie IN hts decision do
ciarsd REIMBURSEMENT or the records
was not IN abrogation Of the packers
constitutional rights. He said the
records we're necessary 10 enable the
department 70 carry on the invsstig&-
ton into alleged violation Of Agricni-
tuyai laws Attorney KlsIn. rsprsssnt-
ing the packers. took IN spysaf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30

Protestant Establishment In Granada
Arousss Opposition.

washington--The lives of three
American missionaries. representa-
tives Of the Central American mission
At Granada, Nicaragua. have been
threatened and their residence has
been stoned and the mission bombed.
Dispatches reaching here describe
the situation I'm Granada as still ssri-
Gus.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30
ART COLLECTION PAY 100000
Auction Of American Painters Work
Closes In London.

London--A total Of 1890 pounds
sterling. or roughly $780, 900. has been
paid for z37 pictures By John Singer
Sargent during the auction OF the
works Of the American artist which
closed here. This is believed to be
a record for the sale OF paintings BY
single artist.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30
FIRE ROUTES 200 FAMILIES
Seven Detroit Apartment Buildings
and One Residence Burn.

DetroIt--Fanned BY q brisk wind.
IRE swept the Cladstone-Linwood resi-
Dental district. destroying seven apart
ment buildings and one residence be-
fore being brought under control. The
loss was placed At 100000 Two hun
dred families were made homeless BY
the work Of the flames.
A crowd estimated at more than fsr
900 in number hindered the efforts OF
nremen and police were called to keep
the onlookers In check. A number Of
IRE engines were unable TO penetrate
the throng and get within lighting dis
lance OF the blaze.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30
TO STAGE EVOLUTION FIGHT
Action Started to stop Teaching u
Theory In District Of Columbia.

washington--An action which may
throw the whole evolution question In
to the federal courts for judicial de-.
termination AZ to whether the teach
Ing OF this scientific theory incuicates
disrespect for the Bible was begun
here by Loren n. wittnsr, govern.
ment employs.
The vehicle employed Ii rider 70
the 1925 District Of Columbia appro-
priation bill which provides that mo
part Of this sum tfor the public
schools) shall be available for the
salary Of any superintendent who
permits the teaching OF or any teach
Or who teaches disrespect for the
Holy Bible"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30
REFUSE TO ALTER COAL RATES
Changes In Charges Sought to Nerth
and West via Lake Erie.

washiHgsen-The interstate com
mission refused 20 alter IN any respect
existing rail rates on coal moving from,
eastern mines TO Lake Erie ports for
transshipment to the north and west.
Complaints OF mine operators In
Pennsyivanis and Ohio that charges
applying to coal from their mines are
too high a. compared with rates on tbs
product from West Virginia. Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Virginia, were
dismissed. though the ssriousness OF
the issues presented was indicated by
Q wide-open split among commission
members over the decision.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-30

Bui or sell--big or small deals
makes no difference. the
American Want Ads are at your
service.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10

psticiones Mientras no Sc inclina
uno a aeteEminaoa persona le pasa
COMO q IN joven solterO, elegante y
de buena posiei6n que obtiene las
ssnrisas de muehas belIas niaas y
hasta de las mamAs respetables, pc
70 que una vsz Sc compromete, es
l0mbFe al aqua. 81, exactamente
ignal. 0 peor, porque inmediatamen-
to el director el alcalde para los
70 fayoreeidos resulta una calami-
dad pobliea. lie aqni el problema en-
"a fay desnnda; que para cada
presto existen seis aspirantes, = 81
dos 40 rsunen eondieiones de eftcien
cia, enatro son honestOs y ef!cien-
;es. pero... solo hay sitio para unO.
= en- Ia santa l1eha por el sosteni-
mien'o del hogaE. tienen que luchar,
Fes..eular y afanarse. Hemos de "
VIZ. pues. en- rivahdad coRstante.
In nuestra eseuela superior Sc
pFsparan 80 aiumnos para el curso
Fursl. viven hoy en- noble confrater-
sidad > dulce eamederia, peTo una
ysz obtenide sl eertificado, Sc mi
FaFin hoseamente, como rivales que
haa de disputarse el nombramiento.
PoI tales eireunstaneias, 20, que soy
partidario de las reformas pOlitieas
'aas hberales de nuestra carta or
gAnica, be venid0 luehando prefe-
Eentemente, para cue Sc enmiende Ia
80 ei5n tereera del aeta Jones, a fin
40 gue no Sc eomputen al eredito del
GobieEno Insniar las doudas por
irugaei6n. rs para tender, a resol-
yer 81 magno problema econ6mico,
cue afeeta todas nueatras activi-
dades, y qee espeoialmente encien-
de la hOgEeEa politiea perpetuamen-
e. ~ cue la mayor parte de nuestra
,.ohlae.6n no enensntra donde en-
plaaF 81 hEazo sn inteligeneia.
Marehamos q Ia aventura, fiados
en- aUs Ia Provideneia depare algo
qus nos sGiye de IN desastre. En-
nuegtras montahas SO agitan otrcs
eoeipstFiotas mas humildes, mas ig-
aoFantes. repletos de anemia y lle-
ncs es miseria. van talando nnestros
bosques para poder mitigar momen'
taseamente el hambre a los psdazoa
5s 81 alma, sus hiJos. Y mientras
taatc. noaotros prsdieamos que es un
srimen destruir los Arboles, pero
/ isAETo oRIAfENi. que tambier
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
POR QUE HACEMOS TANTA POLITICA

nosotros cometeriamos 81 nos encon-
traramos en- su lugar. Pero Ia isla,
Sc convertira en- un paramo, las CO.
sechas seran cada afio mas escasas,
las bocas Sc multiplcaran entrs
tanto las islas y los paises que viven
cercanos al nuestro, poseen tierras
virgenes Que hacen competencia a
iuestros productos. Frente esta
perspective, solo podemos batir
los on igualdad de circumstances ST
suplimos la pobreza de la TERRA
nuestra con un metodo cientifico,
pe-o no podriamos desarrollare este
sistema de cultivo sino le proper
cionamos al agricultor Ell medic mas
adecuado: el aqua. Necssario es
paes, verificar todas las obras de re-
gadios y la vez proporcionarnos
Ia mayor fuerEa hidro.el6ctrica que
podamos, y entonces una agricultu-
IA protegida, que de paso a una va
riedad de cultivo, y con un amb' en-
to propicio al desarrollo industrial,
fra eiminando el desempleo v ue-
vando paz Y ammonia a nuestras re-
laciones sociales Y politicas.
Ramon ASSESSES.
Aguadilla P. r., enero 20 de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
BANCo DE SAN JUAN
CoNvoCAToRIA
SRGUNDo gAVIso

Por la presente Sc paTtt
.ipa a todos los Accionistss
de este Banco, que la Junta
Directiva ha fijado para Ell
dia % de febrero has 3 p
NJ. la celebration del Mittn
de Accionistas, y Sc partici-
pa que debido q la reorgaili-
zaci6n de los negocios de es
te Banco, Sc procedera a err
nlendar ell Regiamento de Ia
misma, de acuerdo con las
exigencias de la Ley de Ban
cos de Puerto Rico, asf tam
bi6n para inforinarse Ell ests-
do general de los negocios de
esta Corporation.
Sc suplica la mas puntual
asistencia a este acto fin
de que las dos terceras par
tes del Capital rea-.zado es-
t6 presente en- esta Asam
blea, 10 cual Sc celebrara en-
10 Bibhoteca Carnegie, Pa
rada /, Puerta de Tierra. J.
RARTOLoME PANIAGUA
Gerente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10

consiantemsnte oimoa como nues-
tres heFmanes del eontinente mEes-
tran fama e4sEaaeEa Al yer cue en-
naessra amaaa isia - haee p0litica
n-derosa todo ei aho. un0s 10 atribn-
ysa . una eaFactsFistiea de- nnestra
ga ? oiFos a una pFopiedad del
ems. Eo rag nsfa a. 6sie. sshoFss
cantsrsntaisa "a veFdad e.. cue
vosofFos ies Brssra lgual G estavie-
rAk en- Ia pas eondieienes eco
n6mieas O. sea- T. simPlemea
- e. pre- fei desemplso, en-
rna isia fsr sEa y tan dsnss-
Hen'e pabres ? qae eaFees de IN
q 's'uaa hfmes ds viviF Tan azars-
-smsE's 0re fensues qus estaF Psp-
f's fe 81 supis' e. euaL n pa.
srs s-riTr esioeffas q paFa ass
safar p pr AZ 20 fsmii'a. o ooioear
He h'is vsirrta par "a hisne1tsT.
70 ter~ans. ei ruarFo. 81 80 ete. re
frnrn ~ - nssven esnstan'emente
eF o. sasr dssas e passto. d fis-
al. hssta IN dessins de msnoF enan-
tia enc ampaFe Al familiar
ss h1bla. - Esstieuia. - gTiia;
ea Eua'toFia. ca Sandal. sn TesOTs-
ria. - a Intersr etc, hay mnehoa
suglees innsesfarlos hay qas Febs-
'aF q DFesapuesie , sslvaE 81 pals.
Y kasta % dspEims . injura q los
coFsratslotas cue dsssmpeGan a.
vs-sss eaEEes, Y sn VsFdad. qus al
"a q existen aigpnas botsllaA psro
ia legla genefai o.. cue si personal
10 fuiegran psrsonss apfas. empleA.
dee ishoriosos y henestos, cue Fin'
dsn ura labor para sosteneE un no
gar modesto qns rufgs pFivAeiones.
las mas Dc las wees. con el aiga de
Jos art'enios De pFimsrA neee&idsd.
Zero 81 gFito De l0s De afgsEa e. aim
Dlemsnis poE FssmBiaEaF q aqusiias
peFaonas qns - est2n ensplsadAs.
Muehos de Jos cualss son psrs0aas
10 estas. intsligsntes. y hasia boa.
dAdoaAs psro cue ante 10 ineisFta
ans tssnen sl pan para sn familia
sspiEan ei pussto de ofToG
Ia los mnEieipios. ocEFFs 10 mis-
ms. - vive sn ineha porfisaa. obts
niaa "a victoria M dsisrminado baH
De T0liiieo .ios aieaides. lee dirse
t'Fss sseoiaFes &c. - ven regueri
asa e0nftanismeEts po2 inumera blss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
De TRIBUNALEs

II JueE I'af Clnir6n declar6
an lagaF sei6n del deman-
dante robfe Inspection DE- doeu-
mentoa. "a 81 easo sobFe dlsolu-
el6n Do soeiedad Ramon Quiho-
nss va Quihonss HeFmanos.
IN 81 easo sobre declaFatoria De
heFedeFos Claude Mald0nado eK-
parie. la Corie eoneeds peFmiso
para rndieaF una petiei6n enmen-
dada y cue - abFa uueyamente el
easo para iuicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
JrTNTA DE MEDICos EXAMINA'
DoREs CoNVoCAToRIA A
EXAMINES

Do acuerdo con la Ley, esta Junta
celebrsra examenes para los profe-
sionales abajo relacionados durante
ell pr6ximo mes de mario, en- Ell or
der siguiente:
MEDIcos Y osTEoPATAs, dias
8, 4, 8. 6, 7.
pRAcTIoANTEs Y oPToME-
TRAS, dias y 10.
ENFERMERAs Y COMADRo-
MAS, dias II y IL.
Soncitudes para examen y demas
requisites exigidos seran renitidos
al Secretario que suscribe, P. o. Box
604, San. Juan, P. b., desde esta fe-
cha hasta Ell ,dfa 81 de los corrientes,
plazo en- que expira Ia admission de
las llismas,
Inpresos de solicitudes informes
generates, podran ser obte1idos del
sefior T. Vera Riera, personalmen-
ge en- la oficina por correo.
Los examenes tendr&n lugar en-
Ell salon que ocupa la Junta, calle
de Allen No. 3 (Palacio Rojo), de
y a, NJ. a IL M y de 2 P. NJ a
T M
les candidates deberan venir pro-
vistos de pluma y tinta.
Doctor D. BIAScOECHEA.
r sECRETARTo.
San Juan, P. r, Fbro. 9, 1926.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
UNA VISTA DE-
INSPECTION

Aver giraron una vista u Asi-
10 Insular Dc CiegQs. para perea-
tarse, peEsgnslmente. del estado
general de u institueiop. nuestro
esflmadOs amigos los kepresen-
tantea . Il C4mara p0r Ponce.
sehorea don Alfond0 Gual y don
Luis SotomayoF. Diehos Repre-
sentantes ssludiaron las deAeien-
ciaa tseniens DEL ediGci0 = los A.
nes d proyeer 10 necesaFlO para
correglFlas oportunamente. Nues-
tro bpen amigo don Rafael Mat0s
Bernier. Director dei Aisle. ayp-
do intruy6 sobre Ia tsealea ad-
ninistratlsA y fu6 eEplleando q
d.Ahos vssitantes. La urgeatas ne
eesldadcs Que deben ser enbiertas
90 el prbximo pFesupuesto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
coMPRo FL NAcIoNAL

n sr Ricardo ATias. muy ss-
ttmsdo en Ponce. - ciudsd natal.
noe informs. cue - eompradg q
-Hotel Nselonal-. situado ea Ia
ealls San Frsneiseo No. 81. > del
sual era propleiario Fl estimade
son psnehlto.
Ts 70 ssben los poncehos euan-
as vAyan = San guan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
NUEvA MATRIcULA


FL JERSEY BUSINESS COLLIE
GE ofrece una nueva matriicula
a su numerosa cIentela, con las
asignaturas siguientes:
Curse complete de Bachiller en-
ciencias comerciales, secretaria,
Taquigrafla, Mecanografia Hig-
her Accountancy y preparation para
el Federal Post Office Service.
Referencias de nuestros alumnos
graduados y sitio donde estan ac--
tualmente trabajando como taqui-
grafos: Matilde Roman; saldaia
y Rieder; Amparo Pardo; BelendeG
y Garcia; Celia 1ldefonso; y Ra-
fael Gil en- las ofcinas del Gobier-
no. ,,s-
JERSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
DIR. Escalera SANCHEZ
Manager.
Carretera 1872 Tel6fono:eatl Il
Verde, santIrce.
Advs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
INA IMPORTAsTE
RNTREvIsTA

Auestr0 aaTrldo Aulgo q dis
tinguido 1nancisro don Jorge Op-
penheimer soatendFa Fl martea
una inrga enireYista con uusstra
Redaetor IA daremos = Hueztros
iectoFes q eontenido de- Las ma
nifestaeiones dei 6r. oppenheimer
Lee euales sin duds han de ser
sobre las hnanEaa DE- Ponee
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
DESDE PONCE
tDe nOsstro Rsaaetor en- Ponce,
FIESTA DBL CREMIO DE
C0CHEhOs

Ponce. febrrro I'll S.. Dio.
nislo Cartagcna, Prefidents Del
Gremlo Dc Cocheros. De esta clu-
dad. nos invita- para aslstir al
banqucte, con cue mahana domln-
20, q medic dia. dleha aimpatlca
soeiedad eelebrara q qBinio ami
yeFsario De su flndaei6n. "a acto
- llevara . efeeto en- la Quinta
De don Mlguai ksea. en- q Barrio
CualFo Gales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10

Director de Ventas para hacerse
cargo en- Puerto Rico de una lfnea
reconocida de TRAJES HECHOS
A LA MEDIA para hombres pa
ra detallar a $3.50. Despachamos
los trajes via Parcel Post G. O. d.
directamente al comprador. Esta es
una oportunidad exceptional para
un hombre que quiera demostrar
su habilidad como vendedor, en-
pleando la vez otros vendedores
Y adiestrandolos para cubrir la is
la entera. ST esta usted interesado
en- su exito en- ell porvenir comunf-
quese Embellishments con DIREC-
TOR DE VENTAS, NO GAR
CLOTHING MFG. CO., READING,
ax3@YNFA TT4slcse A
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
BURTON
The Town With a Future


Recently a man who had travel
ed extensively said after looking
over the town of Burton, ~ have
been in every country in the world
and seen most of the beauty spot
but | can truthfully say | have
never seen n more beautifully lC.
Gated town than Burton. "
This man followed up his state
mcnt by buying home here.
Anyone who has watched the
growth Of Burton in the past few
ears will agree that there must
be many persons of the same opin
ION, as more and more people are
coming here TO make their home IN
or nctr tins favored spot. Is.
pecially is This true Of people who
have travelled extensively and
have had the opportunity to com.
pare Burton with other localities
Burton is fortunate in having
more advantages than most othc'
towns Of her size 1t is laid ont
with wide streets, there are block,
and blocks of fine marine view
home sights, miles Of smooth sandy
beaches, an inexhaustable supply
of fine spring water piped to
every home, supplying every water
need and insuring protection from
fire.
Along our shore line are the
country homes of hundreds of
families from the nearby cities as
well as those from other states
who return year after year to en-
Joy our matchless summer season.
Many Of these homes arc
Kept open the whole year as the
majority of the summer homes
built here are well finished mod
rrn homes, equipped with all the
eonveniences of city home with
artistic grounds and out-buildings.
The Burton grade and high
schools with their efficient corps
of instructors, attract many to thiS
place for the winter, who wish
thcr children to enjoy the health
ful outdoor life possible all the
year in this equable climate, while
acquiring thorough education.
The religious activities of Bur
ton are kept up by the Commm
ity church, Young Peoples So.
liety and the Mems Bible class
which takes the lead in carrying
out many projects for the good OF
he community.
At the Public Library you will
find well-arranged display of
hundreds Of the late books as well
as the old favorite authors. New
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

books are added as the need arises,
so one is always sure of finding
something new and interesting.
The needs OF the travelling pub.
lie, as well as those who wish to
'ingcr and enjoy Il rest ut Burton,
are admirably taken care of at
The Island Inn, where a hearty
welcome awaits one from its jolly
hostess, Mrs. o. l., Evans, who
makes one feel they have found a
real home" and mothers cook
ing"
Another advantage that attracts
people TO Burton is our fast and
sure transportation service. The
teamcr Vashona leaves Burton
three times a day for Tacoma,
making this delightful scenic trip
n 10 minutes. There are also
arge comfortable auto buses
which meet all of the ferries land
ing at the island, so one can reach
,ther Seattle or Tacoma many
mes a day and much more comfor-
ably than il you were living out
il the suburbs Of either city and
Tung on strap all the way home
~ was the thorn between two
hefty ladies.
During the past week the Ma
onic Lodge of Vashou- Maury Is
lands has shown its faith in the fu-
lure of Burton by the purchase Of
the property known as Coates Hall
on one Of the main business cor
ners. The lodge is making plans
for extensive improvements on the
property to make it the permanent
home of the Masons and their aux
iIiaries. AS this building has fine
large social or lecture room on the
ground floor, our weekly Para
mount pictures which have been
showing upstairs will not need to
discontinue as the downstair room
is just as large and will give com-
Portable seating room for all com
ers.
After tour of our main streets
and visiting the busy stores and
shops, take a few minutes walk
llong the Beach Drive TO the Bap
fist Assembly grounds where every
summer the B.Y.U.P. hold thei
meetings. Ministers and religion
teachers come here from all over
the United States to attend these
meetings and instruct the young
people and surely no more inspir
ing setting could be found than
this group of modern buildings de.
signed to meet every need of such
an assembly. But as "the groves
were Gods first temples, many of
the meetings are held in the shade
of the towering frs or colorful
nadrona trees with which the Is
acres owned by the Assembly is
covered. 1t is surely lovely spot
and we'll worth special trip to
see,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

sonalIty, and thought it merely snow
Yet in spite of the fact that billions
of snow crystals were MANNED and
soiled and melted, as result of theil
Christmas Day mission, the chief re.
ceived many replies:
Eve have given a child happiness
and would rather do that than stay
in the clouds forever" said one:
Enabled boy to play with his OLE
sled" said another land would nc
come back If we could"
HAS been great Christmas. W,
have given much but have received
full measure In return"
These and similar bulletins wery
posted In the court of the clouds, Gih
every snowflake held in reserve ,fe'
sense of regret that it had not bee.
participant in providing so much o.
the joy and jollity of Christmas. Only
a snowflakel
Yes. But 1t rendered service.
And this was the snowflake thai
was glad.
70, 1925. Western Newspaper union)
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

George II. Moulthrop who re.
Gently purchased the John Cole.
man property east of yashon has
moved from Seattle to occupy his
new island mansion. Mrs. Moul.
throp is occupying IN apartment
at the University for the winter
where their son is attending
school. Mr.. Moulthrop is an old
Butte miner and has made his for
tune and come to the island to
retire from the active duties Incl.
dent to such work. When asked
what be thought of this section OF
the country, he replied, as he
swung homcward: "I'm already
a Vashon islander, all the way
through"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

rrnot hIIIov,,, ,I,,l, a,,, - ,i,a,,,
thonsht ~ n,no,',", 1919, 80 W en
70 80, " W vo.np.'t.lVn, ",i eaus ialiei !
tho,n ,haort, 20 9oi ,o H"u - i"'ien' anu
thon .,,aasSa n ''''eu i'i " WINE
M. ',i
~. nc 'i'e e,iiei spohe.
reilows' ne saia' with an appeal-
Jug lo'e IN ms voice-a voice that had
Lnuch ol the PlaihtlVe SOUND OF the
80 :" VIM" NV ,ne.e Is u service 10 per
h .U.h. ms s 10 tne nisn. pelore tn ne
1900 1, u. WI, -, N NV, A.'iiohs WIN
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

If one speaks Of
1t as such, is an
a b so Lutte mon
arclIy. But It is
din erent from
thoae our geogra-
phies name under
Political Di vi
slons. 1t Is n mon
arcly ruled by
love, where a de-
sire to give hap
PIN ess Is the
prevalent ambi-
ton.
So, on that
night before
Christmas, as the
s n o W fl a k e $
danced about in
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

Securely sheltered between the
arms of Vashon and Maury islands
Burton is protected from storms
and cold, making our harbors safe
for boating in all seasons, and
warns the water for the hundreds
of bathers who enliven our beaches
IN summer, Burton is an ideal To-
cation for your business or for a
summer or ycar-around home.
(Contributed)
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

span Of It's existence. Today here,
tomorrow possibly drawn into the
moisture OF the atmosphere. depending
upon temperature, and where It
CHANGED 10 full.
Some say fairies fashion snow-crys.
tails In wonderful workrooms and lab.
orntogles which mau hus not explored
1t may be. They are more exquisitely
cut than the rarest Jewels.
II was the night before Christmas.
There was the usual sense Of quiet
which comes over things when the pre-
holiday rush and confusion ends-the
sense Of peace--perhaps the echo Of
that old song which man has so often
and so ruthlessly heard and forgotten.
It seems that the snowflake knew.
In the land whence snowllakes come
there is great chief. The country,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
1t Was the Night
Before Christmas
Little Snowflakes Glad to
Be of Service on Great
est of All Days.
BY W. o. pENNYPAcKER

+ WAS one OF the
tlnlest things I'm.
aglnahle, In all
The wiiitpned fields
Of lnte December ii
could scarcely b.
reckoned with. #
was u snowflake
Fleeing was tho