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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
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THEY HURT SUFFRAGE.

The defeat Of woman suffrage by the United States
Senate by vote is regrettabe.
To have their rights within their grasp almost and
then lose it seems shame, but that the them
selves to blame for the defeat is argued by great
many people.
There is clique OF fre-eatins women in Washing
ton who have Disguised Congress and the world
eral and who have done the women's suffrage
irremedabe hurt by pcketng the White House and an
moving the President in petty. picayunish manner.
1t only few days that This handful of wom-
burned the President in effgy Now he Europe
and the insult did good whatever Just piece
of sensational spite and there question but what
reacted
We understand that the leaders of the women's sur
frage have discaimed the these female row
dies. but they should not stop there They should
them altogether from the practices that awabdng and
orderly people frown They doing the cause
damage. The world is coming to accept equal sur
frage but time these rowdy pcketers Washing
ton break they the back just that much
more.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

habitant the United States YOU may call
the difference time tsolar and rairoad) all
points; difference regards person to per
son." messenger. day" and night" calls maximum
and minimum plus messenger charges" and report
charges or without; then provided brain not
mercully INTERVIEWED travel 10y automobile per
YOU want to interview and have nice long talk
This VIII be cheaper. probably quicker. and viii re
Heve central the bore OF informing you the
party wanted a times miles plus twice eight
miles appointment plus messenger plus report charge
between II mdnieh, and $50 M minimum rate docs
not answer.'-New York sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
A PHONE PHANTASM.

Mr. Burleson in his telephone rate schedule has
supplied sufficient occupation during
the cold. wet evenings Of February Digent
study for couple Of months should acquaint
of steady habits and good memorzing equipment with
much OF what he know before he calls
rap about the
First, you must learn the air line distance between
all toll points with which you may be concerned as
between Cohoes and Hoboken, for example frame the
distance up into sections miles up twentyfour
miles and eight miles beyond that learn the house or
office address well telephone number every
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

What, a wlnter resort in latitude
Is north Impoes Bile.
No, not impossible. but a fact, as
Victoria, the capital Of British
Columbia. demons trates- 1t NAV be
a surprise 20 many to learn that the
famous rose gardens Of Victoria ara
H. bloom twelve months in the year
and that this very English city on
the Pacific coast knows no winter.
An ever growing number Of winter
visitors attests the popularity Of this
weather program
Victoria is situated on the south
ern tip of Vancouver Island over
looking the Strait of Juan de Fuca
whlch connects the Pacific with the
Gulf Of Georgia, beyond which lies
the mainland of the province. 1t is a
beautiful city with q climate much
Ike that Of she south Of England
1t Is also the oldest city in the prov
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
THE PASSING |
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

WILL United States Senate ever forgive the rest
Of the world for submitting tamoly to the American
demand for a League Nations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
A Woman S Heal

means everything to her. But
many Of our American women
worn out, anemic, and suffering f
the peculiar weakness Of womanH
To build up, strengthen and
these weaknesses, there IS nothing
good as DR.. Pierce's Favorite T
scripdon, This IS woman's t
herbal tonic. 1t does not contaI
particle of alcohol, nor anything
.eterioUs TO women's delicate con
ation. For fifty years it has pro,
merit. and can now be had
5let rs well as liquid form at aim
ny drug store, or send 1Oc for t
package Of tablets to Dr.. Pierc
Invahds' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

\ card from J.. ID. Her>hbcrgcr. for
mer Griffith pastor states Ire has
reached HohoNen and aspects u be
mustered ont soon,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

LARGER PAID-UP CIRCULATION THAN ANY two
OTHER PAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGION.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

honoraple aischaree papers at camp
Evening star., 1919-03-14
FOOD. HEALTH. HOME AND THRIFT

Lay on a slice of canned pineapple
, then "A slice Of skinned tomato. an
other slice OF pineapple and one of
tomato. Sprinkle grated cheese over
the top. then top with spoonful Of
mayonualse dressing and garnish
with sprigs OF parsley.
Banana and Lettuce Salad: Bananas
may be made into an attractive and
paIatable salad by slicing and mixing
with II dressing OF olive oil and lemon
juice. served In the banana shells on
lettuce beds
Pineapple and Cress Salad: Marinatc G
slices of pineapple in good French
dressing, drain and arrange on small
serving plates with 4 border Of crisp.
| nicely washed crcss. Decorate with
| spoonfuIs of whipped cream mayon-
| naisey topping each with n slice OF
| stuffed olive.
| Pear Salad: Place In each individual
/ dish small head of bleachcd let
| the center with quarters Of preserved
pears. Add five or six halvcd English
| walnuts and mayonnaisc.
Strawberry Salad: Strawberrics and
! lettuce make a good breakfast sala d
| Do not wash the berries, as water In.
creascs their acidity to a distastefu
degree. Place the berries on the greer
tender lettuce leaf and serve witt
! sweet salad dressing made with Iemor
or grapefruit juice, or a French dress
ing. or heaped whipped cream. sweet
ened to taste.
Cherry-Nut Salad: For tasty
salad. place large preserved or FRESH
peaches on lettuce leaves in indi.
Ifvidual dishes. Fill the cavity left
| by the peach stone with shredded
almonds or hickory nuts Add a few
Evening star., 1919-03-14

some salad dressing over both. and
caulifower on lettuce, either in one
handsome head or broken In bits.
ana cover with French dressing.
string beans may also be served in
the same way, or tomatoes, or you
may dress any one of these and pass
Nayonnaise with it in addition.
Run through food chopper a com
olnation of any vegetables obtainable.
MIX well with a simple salad dressing
ana serve a tablespoonful on a let
tuce leaf
Bouquet Salad: Bouquet salads
are usually served on fat dishes. so
that the contrasting colors and ar
ranSement of the vegetables used
may appear to best advantage. Any
1aForite salad dressing may be used
A pretty salad is made with radishes
cut rose fashion placed in the CEN
| ter of the dish, lettuce around them
then row of green peas or beans
more lettuce and some cold diced
oolled potatoes, making another cir.
Gle. outside of which is the last Dor.
der of lettuce
Fruit Salads.
To prevent fruit in salads from
turning dark. squeeze a small auan.
tity of lemon juice over them They
Will then keep their color and bt
fresh until the folio wing day
Pineapple and Tomato Salad: Line
salad plates with crisp lettuce leaves
Evening star., 1919-03-14

cherries and pour spoonful OF
mayonnaise over the nuts.
Peach Salad: Make a good firm
orange gelatin. Take as many halves
of peaches as there are persons to
serve. placing one in each mold. Pour
the gelatin into the molds and let
stand several hours. Just before
serving turn the nodded contents
into DESSERT dishes containing q little
Evening star., 1919-03-14
Light Salads That Tempt the
Appetite - Garnishes and
Mavonnaise-Care in the Use
of Fruits.

An attractive garnish for any salad
is made by tightly rolling several
large lettuce leaves and keeping them
cold. When needed. cut the rolls into
-half-inch pieces and pretty
pale green rosette will be made. To
make green mayonnaise, blend
chopped parsley with butter until it
is bright green. Omit the yellow
Of egg or catSup. An excellent
Evening star., 1919-03-14

sweetened orange Juice Garnish
sugar.
Pineapple Salad in Apples: Shred
some pineapple: just before serving
peel some apples, scoop out the in
side. fili the cavity with pineappi~
Continued on Twenty-fifth Pase.p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
Some of Today 5
Bargains

Trlckagc,-l by 76 in rool ,o-
cation. for fl5Nuu.
Trackago roo hy $50 with lhrr,
houses located CON same ON Katy
track Price t25.0Uo.
New large S-ruom story and half
residence VA south part Of town
ivory finish sleeping porch, large
basement garage modern iu every
way This prize" viii only last f. few
days. Price tlu.hnu. 81 500 cash
5-ro0m modern bungalow on south
side. basement, white pine finish.
Price {h.50O, cash $4,000 balance
arranged
Groom. modern cot'oE" ON North
Denver garage and servants quar-
tcrs, clstcru Price $4,000. some
terms
Broom modern bungalow on
South Yorktown, mahogany finish.
hardwood floors throushoui garage.
rental $40 per month This is an
ideal home for some one prlce
$3.50. 1850 cash balance $40 per
i0onth
Broom modern cottage. good
chicken house. 10 be paved soon. in
good location, lot 80 by lt7. only
built about months Price 1l.20U.
$1,000 cash. balance $50 per month.
M. j. Glass & Co.
Both Phones 1894
over Palace Thrlter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Homes

Ntur room story home ln
Maple RIdG" n'tu'Tul location and
exceptionally we'll hullt and all
,ouyenicnrcs that make a home
complete. hardwood floors through
out best of decorations large hns'-
ment furnace cs,r garage and
mod,5n servants quarters
scyrn room bungalow on South
Cheyenne. n a fine location. east
front complete In every way with
clr garage and servants quarters.
beautiful G.room bungalow close
m ou south aidc on high east
front lur hardwood floors. beautiful
d.,uruuous price $1,000 $500
,nah. ualHurc easy terms These
homrv shown "a, any time by ap-
pom'mcnl aud priced right Can
f. ID. ROSZELL
office, coo l>enaody Bldg
Phones. O-aRo Cedar loei.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
A BEAUTIFUL
HOME $4,000

one OF the highest spots Iu fhe
.rN this lovely N-rOom "-9tur5e
homo. Large living room across the
entire front large dining room.
break nnst room and kitchen with all
ulit-ln features with zinc top cab
urrs and four large bedrooms on
,.r second floor. hardwood floors
throughout. tile bath with bullt-in
ub and pedestal llvitory Fine
basement fixed for furnace and
house ptpcd Tor furnace. garage and
..ryanta quarters This howo is
brand now and is a bargain, $4,000
cash will handle.
j. L. MALLETT
Osage 1875. Cedar l424.
$40 Robinson Bldg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27

6 El Gabinete imgles, cuya reforma sc
anufcia, aunqne es 1cl modelo de los
Gabinetes pOr que sc rigen las de-
mas naciones paflamentarias y pseu-
d6-parlamentarias, difere de sus imi-
tacf0nes como To- ,vivo de 10 pintadO.
Ell Gahinete ingles, como todas las ms
tituciones Singfesas, es un ORGANISING
vivo, ses. edecir,Gena constante evoluci6n
y desarrollo, y. stl constitution partici-
pa de esa admirable efnidez de la Cons
tituci6n inglesa que le permite adap-
tafse. sim esfuerzo ninguno a las ne
cesidades de. cada momento. ~ y;
Este desarrollo' hist6rico empfrico
del Mfnfsterio exphea la pintoresca
complejidad- de- &suh Constitution. En-
teoria, cl; Gabinete es un Comite del
Consejo privado del Rey, y a fin de
respetar, esta teoria, todo nuevo mi
nistros es nonlbrado consejero privado,
81 va no 10 era anteriormente. u
El presidente del Consejo privadoI
perO no 10 preside, no ser que el pri
mer ministro Sc nombre 81 mismo
presidente del Consejo privadO, case
que rara vez sucede. Los ministries
no tienen, igual categorfa, nj igual
nombre, nj igual sueldo. Cabe distin
guir 10 menos cuatro tipos de minis
tros. Los ministries hist6ricos; los Sc
cretarios de Estado; los presidentes y
los ,ministros modernOs. Los ministries
hist6ricos' son a modo de emanaciones
sucesiyas del antique y esplendoroso
cargo de lord Cancfller. Este cargo,
equivalente al de nuestros primeros
ministries o privados, va del tipo Cis
neros, va del tipo Olivares, subsiste
hoy, aunque bastante disminu1do en-
sus funciones. FL lord Canciller es
hoy prcsidente nato de la Camara de
los Lores, jefe supreme de la justicia
cl mas alto funcionario del Estado,
con precedencia en- sueldo dignidad
sobrc q primer. ministro que 10 nombra
esrsu 'jefe pollticQ. Ell Canciller del
Exchequer, rahtiguamente auxiliar del
lord Caneiller EN- sus tareas judiciales
y fnancieras, constituye hoy un minis
tro aut6nomo, encargado de la Hacien
da, pero conserva de su caracter judi.
cial de, antaHo, la facultad de nombrar
los juecesHdee paz y el derecho de usar,
peluea en- ciertas csremonias. Sus fun
clones son las de contador general del
Reino, mas no las de administrator
De la TesoFefia. FL tesoro forma orga
,lisme aparte, 7regido por una Comisi6n
de sSarios ministries sin range de Ga
bmete, llanados 1ores del Tesoro. EN
primer lord del Tesoro ,es el primer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27
LOS REG1M1ENTos DE COLOR Sc
PoRTARoN HERoICAMENTE

Los regimientos de color 81 y 372
de la Division 93gane arribaron en- 81
Leviathan, tomaron parte, junto con
los franceses, en- las batallas dc Avre-
court, Verdum, y Ell la Champaia du-
rante la ofensiva de scptiembre.
Ell 81 capture cuarenta y siete amc-
tralladoras, ocho maquinas. dc trinche-
ras, tres depositos de municiones, gran
cantidad de tiendas y bajaron tres aero
pianos alemanes de septiembre % a
octubre 6. Mas tarde el regimiento; fue
enviado los Vosgos.
Fue citado por ell alto comando fran
ces y la bandera decorada con la Cruz
de Guerra.
Ochenta y nueve cruces de guerra Y
veinte una cruces de servicio distin-
guido les fuerOn distribuidas.
Habfa solamente diez heridos graves
ZEN el Leviathan, entire elloS ell soldado
James Palmqliists de Austin, Texas,
quien perdi6 ambas piernas. La p6rdi-
da Sc debe al fuego de las ametralla.
doras en- Argonne. Ven1an tambien un
ntlmero de hombres del ,viejo regimen
to sesenta y nueve, los cuales estaban
heridos y cuyos hogares estan cerca de
New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27

es puramente Functional, y no da de-
recho mi obigaci6n) que el ocu-
pante de uMo de estos puestos pueda
llevar ell fiamante titulo aristocraticO.
Mr.. Lloyd George, es primer lord del
Tesoro, pero no spuede (ni quiere) la
marse lord Lloyd George.
Por 1ltimo, viene el grupo de los
ministries. A medida que la presente
guerra aumentaba las esferas de acci6n
del Estado, iban creandose departa-
mentos nuevos, que siguiendo la ten
dencia hacia la sencillez y la unfit
caci6n, observable hasta en- Inglate
rra, Sc llamarOn sencillamente minis
terios Asi nacieron los ministries de
Municiones, de Abastecimientos, etc.
Cuando Mr.. Lloyd George lleg6 al
Poder, Sc halo al fEente de un Co.
bierno de veintid6s ministries, y un
eiercito de subsecretarios. Existfa, des-
de luego, un grupo reducido de minis
tros infuyentes que diriglan en- reali-
dad Ia politica del Gabinete. Asf, en-
el Ministerio Asquith, la inieiativa ess
taba Ell manos del triunvirato Asquith-
GreyLloyd George. Pero el nuevo pri-
mer ministro decide hacer Official este
regimen confar la direction de la
politica de la guerra un .reducido
Comit6 de ministries, llamado Gabine-
te de Guerra. +.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27
d e s DE YAUc %.
CDe nuestro corrcspOnsal.D
NJ. Mocete Psdilla.

Febrcro 2i.--El scior Arturo i.lubc.
raS,. ha tenido In fCliz inieiativa dc IA
fmndaci6n On csta ciudad dc mn ecRtro
de instruction v reereO que cstimulc Ia
cultura moral intellectual dc estes ha.
bitantcs, = que como un Temple dc vi
ncrva. csparcicndo luz. ricguc feeun-
dantcs germenes dc adcIanto. virtud Y
bicn, en- las coneicncias. On los cora
zones en- las almas.
RclaciOnada con tai idea So verified
pOr cl DIR. francisco lzQuicrdo en- Ia
Bibliotcca Pdblics. 81 pasado miSrcoIcs.
una maguifiea eoufcrcneia. desarroIIiu-
dose cl tema LAS razas latina anglo
sa !ona: Su inhucneia. en- America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27
Constitution y funCionamientO
de los GObemOs Ing|eses

ministro Representa- al Rey ejer-
&C Ell su nombre todos los derechos his
t6ricos del Monarca, en- particular las
concesiones nobiliarias y los nombra-
mientos eclesiasticos. A este grupo
hist6rico pertenecen los dos ministries
| iudiciales. Ell notario general y ell
/ procurador general (attorney general,
solicitor general, que son los juriscon-
sllltos del Gobierno y los abogados del
Estado, asi como ell director de Comu-
nicaciones, postmaster general, ell pa
gador general (paymastec generally y
el Canciller del Ducado de Lancaster,
especie de ministro volante bonne a
tout faire del Gabinete. Por ultimo,
forma parte de este grupo ell primer
lord del Almirantazgo. La admins
TRACTION de la Marina inglesa esta con-
fada una Comisi6n de "lores del
Almirantazgo, de los cuales dos, ell
primer lord y ell secretario y cinco
marinerOs, sue1en ser civiles, y los
otros cuatro, navales. Ell primer lord
forma parte del Gobierno, y es res
ponsable, ante ell ParlamentO de los
actos de sus colegas.
Ell grupo de los secretaries de Es-
tado 10 forman: ell secretario de Nego-
clos Extranjeros, ell del Interior, el de
Colonias, ell de la India Y ell de Cue
IRA. Recientemente fue creadO un sex
to secretario, ell del Aire, como conse-
cuencia de la SEPARATION de las cfuer-
zas aereas que ahora forman en- In
glaterra una tercera Arma distinta del
Ejercito y de la Marina.
Ell grupo de los presidentes. ilustra
la complication en- que parecen com
placerse los ingleses al envOlver sus
instituciones polfticas. Existen varios
yministerios EN- Inglaterra constituldos
como ~Comites del Consejo privado. OBJ
servese que va ell Gabinete es un Co
mite del Consejo privado. Estos mi
nisterios Gen Comisi6n' segdn la fra
Sc inglesa llevan ell nombre de Boards
o Mesas. Los mas notables son: la
Mesa del Gobierno local especie de mi
! nisterio de Administration local; la
Mesa de la instruction pIblica y la
Mesa del Comercio. Los presidentes
( de estas mesas son los ministries res
ponsables, y forman parte del Gabi-
nete. En- cierto modo, estas mesas
recuerdan Ia constitution de otros de-
partamentos de Estado, tambien regi-
dos Gen Comisi6n'': ell Tesoro y ell
Almirantazgo. Pero estos dos departa
| mentos .hist6ricos no son Comites del
Consejo .privado, sino Comisiones de
lores. Ah6rrese ell fogoso dem6crata
la indignation, pues este titulo de lores
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27

~ tsrminas "a eonfesemeissa 80 dipes
isei6u. fut muy aplssas1o PEE Ia ssies
a. evncuFreneia qus sswpahs Il EseaL
70 sc han aprshads tas hases ds ~.
chs institHsiss. are dsssamss sisa sds.
IaHte PARA kisn de esss ssaaaiiad.
Este CofresponssI teRs pasts - l.
eoHfeseueia de rsdres sfeetaada kass
dias en h essueIa deI saris AIsksisy
Ate IL esta issis.liesisa. qss difsss h
professors seaesiss Maria q. Tetsss.
Coutisaas eoa bastanss astivtAaa Ias
obras del sIsantsriIiadS Dc este 9saisi.
pio. yucs. ahoss 81 cuYgeam ass ssabs
ia,icres qae 80 Doe psimefss dias. ~
ricgo que se hss~ H. lss ssIlss Dc ests
eiudad - tan isseisate. qss 81 pabliss
esii eoHstsmsems ste gus tsss. - ssfa
syoes de ursH ssea dehia hsesFss Dc
fiamcnie. y ssi ps,Isia sPIassFss m -
eo csa iBmcHss poIvafssis. qss - saa
icmi0I" ameHasa pafs sssos hsbitsates.
~ ,iesHes psssde ~ Il iastsats sus -
erl~bfal,a m isisie - ssss Cstts Msai
eipai en- Il qus dsssnsisbs u peIisis
II icfe de sssa sessr Bsrfstesxs ssIisiss
Ici -csor iues gaSsstis pafs sss sat.sF
diaados. gue eR en- spiaiss sfsR 'Fs's
dos nor ~ aISoxads defeassr sssss Ts
rrcs Grsu. de IN mode dsspes'ieo. : hu
milIaHts.
Los pcri6sliees rsvistss DC Sos Iass
qne dchian Ilcrsr . ssss svsr . Ias s~is
10 Ia mshaHs prssimsmsnte. IlersFga.
~ ecz IL = esss hofs. q las sssffs =
media ~ u 'ari~.
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Para los que deseen compra ''EI Mundo"

Cafe ''Come y vete," Gale Conner.
clio, Talleres.
"La Balanza de oro,l' Gale Mon
serrate 81, Gandul.
Cafe Habana, Carretera Parada 16. 4
Puesto &c Refrescos de Jose Ulanga,
Carretera, Parada 16 y media.
Salon Sol Naciente," Carretera
1l2.
La Constancia, Carretera, Parada II.
Ell Canario, Condado No. 20.
Kiosco de la parada 10.
Kiosco de la Plaza del Mercado.
Cafe Welcome, Frente la Plaza del
Mercado,
Kiosco de la Parada 90.
Cafe del "Cine Puerto Rico," Pa,
rada q.
Cafetfn Gale del Quito, No. 3, Para
da 81.
Los Aiados, Parada %.
Farmacia La Fe, Carretera, Stop "a.
Ell Cafe de las Muchachas, Parada 25.
Luis Mu1oz, Subida de la Iglesia,
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Jacobo Fuentes, Avenida Colon, San
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INFORMACIONES De LA SLA

sidencia a Ponce. jondc rs muy sprc
eiado.
III sabado Sc cclcbro en- los saloncs
del Centre EspaiOl, uu gran bailc qnc
amcniz6 Ia Orqucsta dc Tomas ClaveI.
Los elcgantes salOncs SC vicrOn muy
cOncurridos por gentilcs damss y eatu.
siastas caballcrOs, divirtiendosc hasta
atlas hOraS de Ia nochc.
Todos salicron .muy agradceidos dc
las atcncioncs dc Ia Dircetiva.
Con este baile qucda inaugursda Ia
tcmpOrada DC Carnaval.
Estan baS;antc rcstabIccidOs dc la
cnfcrmcdad que los rctuvicra en- cana
los distinguidos caballcros Mario Mcr.
cado Jr. Y Augusta Gauticr, de- IL alta
sociedad dc Ponce.
Sinceramentc nos alcgramVs.
Aver Sc lc dio scpultura aI ioven ~
pidiO La Tore, que gOzaba cH cs,a ciu.
dad dc muchaS distineioHcs.
Contraicro matrimonio la Srta. Ra-
pcrta Ortiz Gilbc = ol iovcn Jose Gill,c.
aprcciadOs clcmcntOs dc agui.
lie dcscamos ctcrna luna dc micI.
Sc In dcspcdido dc nosotros pare
cmbarcar mahana pOr Cl puerto dc Ma.
ysgiiez, haeia Santo Domingo, FL sprc.
ciablc caballcrO don Balbimo Medina.
FL Sr. Medina, reside dcsde haec item
pO cn Ia vccina rcpdblica Y vino csia
con motive dc Ia rccicntc cnfcrmc,Iad
dc su sonora madrc, In eual fue opera
da por los Doctorcs dc In PiIa y :'SF~E
Marchancl, : dc euyos scrvieios prcfc.
sionalcs csta muy agradccido, nues'ro
amigo.
NJ Mocete PadiIia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27
EL soI.DADo IDEAL Dg
ROOSEVELT
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soeisaad pibllea nan1s
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eonita iss arma- si~rsras ? turs7s. pov
que csas HaeioHc-. ~ ests eyisis. fspSs
scmtan RI rcimo ~ Nglssh Ississtu' 80
este planets.
Ams " pir'Isa. 'rats bieu ie' vri
siomcrvs. sveVtre ~ herilg. traits Is
muicr svtao d Gsers ts hrrmsss. sni
IN los niics. - eswpasivs sgn iss
ameiaHos Ios dssvsIisia..
Se humiI,ls. ssrss ssi u ests,iss =
vida e cHsedamsa De- sasssfs s-ssf.
Que II Dios D. - Jsssisia = - 80
dad % amrarr.
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