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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08
WHEAT GRADING TROUBLES

A good many people are asking why
they get only $2.03 or $2.05 for their
wheat. According to the instructions
that they have received relative to the
grading they are unable to understand
why such heavy cut should be made
from the original price.
There are four things to take into
consider alton in arriving at the price
which is pad the producer.
First of all is the grade into which
the wheat is put and allowance must
be made for the cut in price according
to that particular grade.
Second, a u. S. grain corporation
tax of one per cent is charged on the
base price.
Third, deduction for freight from
the local shipping point to the point
at which the base price is fixed.
Fourth, certain charge is made
per bushel by the buyer for handling
the grain.
All these four things will average
for most wheat in this section above
twenty cents ($.20) per bushel.
A good many farmers figure that
when deduction has been made to
cover the particular grade into which
their wheat is put that this is the only
thing that has to be taken out Of the
quoted prices. The other items are
not usually understood. They ara
quite often the cause of the grower
being dissatisfied with the price which
he is receiving.
There are undoubtedly good many
buyers who are not real proficient in
determining just what grade a par
ticular sample of wheat should come
under. The application of the rules
governing grading are somewhat COM
pHcated and slight variations are to be
expected. However, anything that
ooks unreasonable in grading should
be adjusted by the seller and buyer
in cooperation with the federal grain
inspectors at Grand Rapids or De-
troit.
The following illustrates a case
where an appeal to higher authority
should be made: A farmer living near
Owosso delivered wheat from the
same field at the same time to three
different buyers. He received diff
ferent weight per bushel from each
buyer and part of his wheat came in
second and part in third grade.
AS stated above experience in using
the grading system will! clear up
some of these troubles, but an appeal
to federal inspectors ought to be well
coined by both buyer and seller as a
means of fastening the time when
the buyers can have better under
standing of the application of the
rules.
H. E. Dennison, Co. Agent.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08

Mr.. Arthur Barry, an Englishman by
birth, has been on this side for TWEEN.
ty years, and has played with many
of the most prominent stars. Last
season he was with Maude Adams
with whom he was associated in the
original production of Quality
Street" some years ago. He had q
prominent part in rCheating Cheat.
ers," the very successful mystery
drama that ran for a year at Eltinge
theater in New York. Mr.. Barry has
also played with the late Nat Good.
win and later with Winthrop Ames
in the original production of John
Galsworthy's "The Pigeon" and that
beautiful fairy play "Snow White"
Mr. Barry's chief recreation is golf,
at which game he is by no means a
novice. He will be seen as Jim Car
gan, the crooked Mayor of Reuton, in
Seven Keys to Baldpate," the great
mystery comedy by Geo NJ Cohan to
be produced soon at Chautauqua.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08
Perfume Their Dead.

Natives of Torres Strait islands, to
the north Of Queensland, have some pc
culiar burial customs. One Is the
amounting the bodies with cheap per.
fume. the remainder being corked in
the bottle and, left or. the, grave. In
some cases q cheap stone is set on
the grave and this ceremony Is usually
marked by a three-days' gorge on the
part Of the relatives Of the departed.
pig, yams and turtle being shaken
down to make room for more by Wig
orous dancing and singing.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08
GRASSHOPPERS DE-
STROYING CROPS

Grasshoppers are becoming some
thing of pest in the western part Of
the county. On one farm near OviC
they have destroyed a number Of
acres of oats and are working on Glow.
er and corn
Since reported few days ago steps
have been taken to poison them anG
it is hoped that they can be controlled
to the extent that the damage which
they do will be limited.
We urge farmers to watch their
crops closely and in case the hoppers
get thick enough to do any damage
that they get in touch with the Farm
Bureau Office and assistance will be
given.
lpCThe remedy for the control of
grasshoppers is very simple and con-
sists Of an application of the follow
ing mixture to crops where they are
working but more especially to
meadows and fence rows where they
breed.
Mix one pound of White Arsenic,
or Paris Green, with one bushel of
screened sawdust. The thoroughness
with which the arsenic and sawdust
are mixed will determine to large
degree the success of the application.
The mixing can be accomplished to
the best advantage by sitting the two
together few times.
Dissolve in one gallon of water
three-fourths Of a pound of salt and
one-half cup of molasses. Add this
solution to the sawdust and aresenic
stirring constantly to wet the mixture
evenly throughout. If more water is
needed to give the mixture the consist
lency of a good moist mash it may be
added. Sow this at the rate of one
bushel Of the mixture to two or three
acres. Best results will be obtained
by applying the mixture towards
evening.
In communities where grasshoppers
are quite prevalent it is useless for
one farmer to attempt to control them.
1t is a matter which should be taken
up by all the farmers in the commune
ty and the treating done on whole
sale basis throughout the section.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08
Order Of Publication.

State of Michigan. County OF Shiawassee. rs
At q session OF the Probate Couft for tn,
County OF Shawassee. held at the Probate
!. Once In the CITY OF Corunna. on Wednesday
the 3O'h dav OF July, in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and nineteen.
. Present, Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate
In the matter OF the estate OF William II
Galloway, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Sarah
Galloway praying for an order from this Court
,determining who we're the legal heirs Of said
deceased at the time OF his death and entitled
TO Inherit his real estate.
1t is ordered that the 9Th day OF September
next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said
Probate ONCE, be assigned for hearing said
petitisn.
II 10 further ordered that O copy OF mis-
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious TO said day of hearing In The Owosso
Times newspaper printed and circulating
In said County OF shiawsssce.
-" A'e MATTHEW BUSH,
y focr Judge of Probats
by CLARiBRL GALLOWAY,
M Register of Probate
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Billiard and Mrs.
Stella Keeney of st. Johns. wers in the
city Tuesday.
Frank @. Greenmsn has returned
to his home in this city after stay of
sevt raj months on his farm in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gallagher and
Mrs. Emma McCurdy are at Beulah for
an outing.
The estate of A. L. Williams offers
for sale lot 79x132 feet, corner of Elk.
change and Dewey streets. Particulars
of K. .. Dewey, Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08
CANADA THISTLES
MENACE FARMS
Timely Warning of Danger of Letting
Canada Thistles Go to Seed

The law requires that owners OF
occupants of all lands, on which noxi-
Gus weeds are growing, shall cause
the same to be cut down before the
tenth day of July in each year, but
this wise provision of the law is be-
ing ignored in many cases, and to the
great detriment of clean farming. For
some good reason, or poor excuse
the public officer whose duty requires
that he see that this law is obeyed
fails in this important matter and
Canada thistles are growing and ripe
ming seed, in many places entirely UNI
disturbed, and the question arises,
"Can l be regarded as a truly good
citizen if carelessly permit Canada
Thistles to ripen seed on land under
my care?"
Every good citizen desires to live
at peace with his fellowmen, but duty
may require the doing of that which
may jeopardize peace, yet this ought
not to prevent the doing of plain duty.
The one who tells me, kindly, and with
helpful purpose, of my faults, proves,
thereby, that he is my true friend and
those farmers who are trying to keep
their land free from foul weeds
should not hesitate to insist that their
neighbors exercise the needed care to
prevent injury through the permit
ting of foul weeds to ripen seeds.
A gentleman who has visited many
portions of Michigan states that Gin
ton county is far behind other coun-
ties in the matter of the destroying
of noxious weeds, and a ride on our
highways will convince one that this
is true, the Canada thistles on the
roadside and in the fields being per-
mitted in many places to ripen and
distribute seeds undisturbed, and In
one instance a field of oats contained
in portions nearly as many stalks of
Canada thistles loaded with ripened
seed, as there were stalks of oats.
Well, ought this most injurious way
of so called farming continue, or shall
helpful public sentiment be aroused
which shall require the observance of
such methods as shall result in clean
farming, and to the benefit of our
selves and our neighbors Let's have
the views through the press of others
regarding this matter. Sincerely,
]. T. Daniels.
The above warning from the pen of
Mr.. Daniels in the last issue of the
Clinton Republican is as applicable
to Shiawassee county as to Clinton
county. Thousands of acres of land
are badly infested with Canada this
ties, while the highways in many
cases are simply apparently given
over to producing seed of this and
other pests. Wake, up, the necessity
of doing away with Canada thistles is
more important than ever before if
Shiawassee farms are kept up to the
standard. Do not deay about this
matter only to regret it later on.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08

Laingsburg, Aug. 5.-Samuel Vert
passed away here Sunday at the age
of eighty-five years. Mr.. Vert had
spent the greater part of his life in
this vicinity. He is survived by two
sons, John and William, of this place,
and one daughter, Mrs. Rose Little,
of Detroit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-08
NOTICE

Complaints will be filed against
parties building or repairing not hav-
ing permits by Aug. 7.
Adv. CHIEF OF POLICE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22
Sc confirma Ia muerte
del General Brusiloff

DO 81 eisFeise fFaasks 81 h bataila e
vsrd6n. y faItS todsvia Il ejkfsils ~.
giles De- lee msdios assssafiss pafa s=s
prender h vssta sfsasiva asl ss@ms.
Franeia vidis = Rssia gue iaisiassa
los cisTcitos moseevitas uaa sfsusisa
en gFaa essaIa. VI sasasHsde - Ilt.
varIa . eabo fus Brusilsff. ~ dia de
iuHio rOmris - fe~wss en~mtws.
en- las jgvnadas siwuiswtes fus 81 y
victoria aIcaaSada. que essuvo AmasFia
pumto dc soIieisar IA psr sepafasla.
Cuatroeientos mil prisieaerss assafgaie.
names sayersa en- polsr de Brssiisff.
Para IL vrimavera De 1917 kabia sl
mando francis srEsaizade sas sfsssixa
simuItkaea De rusos. fraasssss = iagIs-
ses. " generai 1IsusiIsff dsbss Hear
10 parts psiseipaI de Osiease. - esss
lido rcvoIueioaaris d. Rssia Szrisiis
IL reaIizaei6u De estes pIases. dejaa5s
en- grave eomyromiso = Tfsasia 1a-
rIaserrs. qus aesmstissga Il ofsasiva
De liberaeisa. sia Iexrsr Il vistssia
esrvrada.
Pm 81 momeutg dsI destrvuam5emts
del Ear. ISfusiIoff 50 uaousrs pasttdaFis
dc las Hucvas cgsFiemtes dsmges&sisas.
Y ofrcei6 - ejGreiso. ~ 80 aias bsgss
Il general KSsniIoff. gue. sn tiemgss -
KsreHsky. - esfgrss psr susnteaes 81
los regimientes Il diseipgiaa neessast=.
BrusiIoff qaiss. fsstsb-s~s h Fspssii<a
Fusa maaseuisaaS sismpss h aiiaass ssa
Franeia = prssiguisa5s aslgsssamsase
Ia guerra. rers h aids e ksFsssky
Ic oblig5 = desissir de ss.le.
Duranse h stara tsisAstiski - =
he asusads o. hals,r psstsaaisis psa~rs-
a Is esb~sa ds tsgpas esasTafFsvsiseis-
nafias.
THimamense ss aip ase - hakia
rctiFasie . n vida psivaaa = go essal,a
eufsrme. Brusilsff era hsmtss de has.
,ante edad. y. efcstitnmsnss. padseia
uma afeeei5a brgaqniaL Ifa edo una
de las sguFas usas eleraasss , nazs asis.
toeFatieas dsi gsueraiats russ. Ahssa
saI,cucs qur ~ esiis vistimA ds -
distadafs beIshsviski. sse pssssisss de
te,igs Iss hsmbsss en- gaienes - pus.
De vineular sas tfadisisa aaaissvsIa.
sisHaFia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22
UNA DELEGACIoN DE REPREsEN-
TANTEs A LAS coNrERENCrAs DE
PAz EsTUDrA DETENrDAMENTE
Ell PRoBLEMA ,PoI.Aco
Traducciones dc Ell MUNDo

La COmisi6n cnviada n Ia Polonia,
Bohemia Y Ukrania v otras parties dc
Europa, ticne Ia mission de presentar
un estudiO detalladO, .preliminar, de es.
tOs paises que sirva de principle en-
las confercncias de'ia Paz.
Este m6todo lc facilita los comfc-
rencistas cl modo de rcsolvcr csta
question que al principle parceia muy
escabrosa.
Por ejemplo, cs mucho mas facil re-
solver el problcma dc Dantzig, dcspucs
de considerar la pOsici6n dc las Was
de aguas, carrcteras, y colindancias.
Les sera tambien mas dablc Ia sOlu.
ci6n de la disputa ItalO-Yugo-Slava,
despues dc informar cual scra Ia sucr.
tc dc Trieste, Pola Y Fiumc; pueblos
que ticncn una poblaci6n italiana, pcro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22
Acontecimiento social en- Ia, Habana
La boda de la Srta. Madeleine I,uccchetti

ga, Mr.. Michael sta rom Lie; el Minis.
tro de Espafia, Sc or Alfredo Maria
tegui; ell Ministro yde Italia, Sig. Ste
fano Carrera ell Encargado de Ne
gocios de Chile, Sc ior A. Fernandez.
AL terminar la sremonia y los vi
brantes acordes de la marcha de Aidas
pasaron los novioss al pr6ximo salon
cito, donde recibis ron las felicitacio-.
nes de la concurrc Aacia, bajo una her
mosisima campana de verdura y de TO-
sas, de un efecto verdaderamente de-
licioso.
Sc reuni6 despufis la concurrencia en-
ell comedor, que, como ell resto de la
elegante mansion, Sc. hallaba decorado,
con luio buen gusto exquisitos, lu-
ciendo guirnaldas de campanulas de
azahares que par tfan del techo para
caer sobre Ia me ssa toda cubierta de
rosas blancas. U ma maravilla de arte
Y belleza. ALI s : sirvi6 un esplendidO
"buffetn, siend'o todos los invitados
HOA 1b AAc1uAO
de la novia, potr su hermana polftica,
Mrs. Behn.
Entire la numerosa concurrencia fgu-
raba todo ell Suerpo diplomatico, y
gran parte del sslto elemento Official y
de la sociedad mas distinguida.
Citaremos, Ell primer termino, entire
las sefloras, las distinguidas espo-
sas de los ministro de Noruega y de
Espaiia, sefora Strom Lie y de Ma
riategui, y las senoras Maria Herrera
viuda de Seva, Maria Wilson de vi
llal6n, Sra. de Dominguez Roldan, Zoe
S. de Patterson, sonora de Barnet,
Maria Antonia Mendoza de Arellano,
Condesh de Buenavista, Julia Men
doza de Batistay Maria Dufau de LIE
Mat, Amelia Rivero de Dominguez,
Lola Ti6, Patria Tic de Sanchez de
Fuentes, Carload Sala de Marim6n,
America Wiltz de Centelles, Amelia
Solberg de Hoskinson, Bellita Dom1n-
suez dc Angulo, Luisa Angulo de Del
gado, Carmen Hernandez de Duran,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22

Era Ia novia una senorita encanta-
dora, bella, culta, que ha brillado EN- los
salones de nuestra sociedad escoglda;
la gentilisima Madeleine Lucchetti, Ell
cuya morada de la cane IL esquina
a Paseo Sc efectu6 la ceremonial. Ell.
elegido de la sefiorita Lucchetti era
un joven muy distinguido, ell senior Da-
MEL Steen, que pertenece al cuerpo di-
plomatico extranjero, y ejerce,las fun
clones de Encargado de Negocios de
Noruega en- la Habana.
A los sones de la. marcha de "El
Profeta," de Mehul, apareci6 Ell ell
gran salon. de la casa la encantadora
"fiance,' mas bella que nunca, en- su
albo traje nupciaI de refinada elegan-
cia, adornado con ricos encajes de Bru-
selas; la preced1an sus dos graclosas
sobrinitas, dabale ell braZO su her
mano y padrino de la boda, el conoci-
do caballero Mr.. Hernand Behn, Pre-
sidente de la "Cuban Telephone Co..,
uuien lie ofrend6 ell hermosisimo ramo
que lucia como digno complemento de
su "toilette" elegantisinla.
La segufan, su sobrinito, sosteniendo
la larga cola, y su elegido, ell senior
Steen, dando ell brazo la siempre anna
BILE Mime. Louise Luechetti, madre dc
la novia y madrina de la ceremonial.
La nupcial comitiva Sc dirigio ha-
cia un lindfsimo altar constru1do en-
el salon, todo adornado de crisante-
mos rosas blancas, al que Sc Hegaba
por una originalisima b6veda de YER
dura de rosas, que semejaba artis-
tica capilla. ALI bendijo la ceremo-
MIA uniendo los dos j6venes ell Padre
Baliarfn, cura parroco del Vedado, fl
gurando como testigos, por parte de la
novia, ell Ministro de Francia, M. Adol-
phe Roussin; Ell Presidente del Banco
Espaiol, senior Jose Marimon; ell doc
tor Manuel Rafael Angulo y el hcen-
ciado Carlos I. Parraga; y por parte
del senior Steen, Ell Ministro de Nprue-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22

Fefta Cano de Arellano, Mrs. Gus
sachs, Mrs. Kear, Mercedes PUG de
Gruj6n, MRS. Ahsley, Nine. GFujOn,
Mrs. Torrester, Mrs.. Smith, Mrs. Tfo.
rie, Mrs. Rauman, Mrs. Hornshy, Mrs.
Robinson y Mrs. Stapleton.
Entire las sehoritas, un grupito en-
cantador, tornado por Maria Francis
ca. y Gracia Caralra, Henriette lie
Mat, Rosario Arellano, Conchita Ga
llardo, Maria, Luisa Arellano,. FL
sa Gallardo, Florence Steinhart, Ma
ria Antonia Batist, Gloria ViIlal6n,
Asunei6n O,Reilly, Lolita Ajuria, Miss
Cussachs, Alice Steinhart, y la esprit
tual y gentilisima Georgina Barnet,
flor de graeia " distinction.
Entire los cahalleros, slos sehores Mi
nistros del Uruguay, ySlos Encargados
de Negocios de Ia. Gran Bretaia, Haiti,
Santo Domingo " China; los Prime
ros Secretaries de las Legaciones de
Chile y de los Estados Unidos, ell vi
ce consul de los Estadoss Unidos, los
Secretaries de Instruction Pdblica y de
Obras PGblicas, sefiores Dominguez Rol-
dan y Villal6n, ell Sub-secretario de
Estado, senior Guillermo Patterson, el
Ministro de. Cuba en- China, sefior Bar.
net, ell Introductor de Ministries sefior
Soler, los Comandantes Kear " Gus
sachs, ell Abate Jean Borde d. AFrere,
Monsenor Lunardi, ell reverendo Fa-
ther Moynihan, ell Padre Antonio, els
nor George Turck, los doctores 'Laine
y Fernando, Sanchez de Fuentes, los
se1ores Robinson, Suarezj Graham, Ma
son, Hornshy, Stapleton, olavarrfa, Lea
veth, Federico Centellas, Pablo Men
doza, J. Gonzalez de la Peia, Julio de
la Tore, Conrado Massaguer, Marcos
Zarraga, Roberto Fernandez, Alberto
Duran, Juan Montalto, Luis Baralt,
Edel Fares, y los j6venes "Mayito' -
Menocal, Maurice Labarrere Carlitos
Aguirre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22

III emincntc general BrusiIoff, De
quicn tanto sc habl5 en- Puerto Rieo.
raiz dc Ia gran ofensiva rusa el die
4 dc JUNO dc 1916, fue eiceutado en-
Mosed haec varias seHBanas, vor or,leH
del Consejo dc los Sovicta.
Como sabemos que eI diStiugutslo MI
litar contaba en- Puerto Rico, con Hu-
mcrOsos simpatizadores. nos eompIaee.
mos en- transcribir parrafOs dc una co
rrcspondcneia, que aeabamos dc reel.
Dir, sObrc Ia vida y heehos del que
en- un ticmpO SC llam6 'uposirrno Va
pOlccn."
FL general Brusiloff ha sido II mas
afortunado dc tOdos los jcfes rusos
durante Ia guerra. DE n Sc Puesle de-
cir que no perdi6 una sOIa bstaIIa.
Va en- Ia guerra Fusoiaponesa 80
distingui6 notablcmente como tketieo
v como conductor de tropas. sus eFi
ticas del sistema adoptsd1 por kuro-
pStkin para rcsistir las embestilas j..
fVHCtdo ~ - NAAV NEA AEMFNA-
lisimO v, en- partc del Zar. DuTanse
tOda la primera parte dc Ia guerra ca
ropea 81 fgura peFmaacci6 en- Una 50.
micscuridad, debida al rcccIo con ore
SC lc veia en- Ia Cortc dc Russia. pcro
cuando los aIemaa"s infligisron Ias ri.
meras dcrrOtas a los rusos. fue neeesa.
rio sclceeiOnar generates y eutoHees, al
misino ticmpO que Russky (que tambisn
cstaba en- desgraeia), surgi6 Ia agura
de Brusiloff. Era hombrc de tenden.
cias liberalcs, con rclaci6a nj regimen
dc csclavitud que cl zarismo imponia a
Russia.
CuandO el general MaekeHscn alta
co los rusOs en- rio Dunaiee, IL in
tervchcion dc BrusilOff salv6 q las tro-
pas rusas dc una eatastrofe. Dcssle
cntonccs, cI gcncraIisimo gran duque
Nicolas comcnz6 a cneomcndarIc man-
dos dificilcs, y en- todos eIlos revcI5
BrusiIoff un gran talento.
Su acci6R principal tuvo Iugar Il
dia dc JUNO dc 1915. Empchado Co
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22

No vamos a hacer rclaci6n dc los
trabajos de ayuda verifcados on 10
isla pcr la Cruz Roja, pues crccm&
que son muy recientes y cstan en-
Tilentc de todos los habitantes de
Puerto Rico. Unicamente harcmos
constar que los prop6sitOs dc los di-
rectores de la Instituci6n tiendcn a
cmprender nuevas aetividades dc
ayuda en- este pals, y para realizarlas
sc necesitan recursos y Ia .coOpera-
ci6n dc los socios en- las obras que
han de cmprcndcrsc. puy
En- muchos estados dc ia Union
Americana sc registraron comosocios
durante le Campaia dc Navidad mas
del 25 por cicnto de susikabitar tes,
mientras que eli esta is;a sc logI0 So
lamentc el tres por cicnto enila Cam
pafia de mayo del aiio Iltino.
Esperamos, pues, un. meier resul-
tadO de Ia prcsentc Campaha, dadas
las mayores facilidades existentes dc
conocimiento de los servicios dc Ia
Cruz Roja en- tOda la isIas' y dc la
necesidad de continuar prestandose
en- las emergencies que puedan pre-
sentarse, y las generates obras dc re-
construction que sc estan efectuandO
en- Europa Y America como secuela
de la guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22
Propaganda' en- favor de la
campaiia de La Cruz Roja.

Los Co,nites locales han designddO ga
los nsiembroS que han de efectudTlG.
- II,
Il
= En- brevc ha de efectuarse en- toda
la isla la anunciada Campaiia anual
dc ;socios dc la Cruz ROja Americana,
Capitulo de Puerto Rico, que por las
cspeciales condolences que creo la
epidemic de influenza en- Ia Navidad
Ultima no pudo verificarse.
Durante la semana del 3 al 10 de
mario pr0ximo Sc moveran Ell tOdo el
pals, los entusiastas trabajadores de
la Institution ; humanitaria, que de-
sean anotar en- su lista de socios a
todos los habitantes de Puerto Rico,
a fin de obtener ell mayor credito para
esta isla ante la Organization ma
cional.
Los Comites locales de la Cruz Ro-.
ia va han designado los miembros
que han de efectuar la propaganda
en- sus respectivos pueblos, y disponen
del material necesario, que sc lie .ha
enviado de las oficinas centrales del
Capitulo.
Las actividades de la Cruz Roja
Americana en- favor de este pals han
sido va apreciadas, el pueblo ha de
responder ahora generosamente a la
llamada que Sc hace con el fin de
fortalecer la Organization y ponerla
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UNA CARTERA NEGRA

Ell joven Alejandro Dominguez ha
participate al cuartel de la policfa de
Caguas que le, han robado una cartera
negra de bolsillo. lo---~--.--.---~.----
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quo los Yugo Slavos desean ror rszo.
mes eeOn6micas, pucsto que son puer-
tOs dc mar, micntras tales vuebIes ne.
cesitan del concrete interior para 50
prOpia prOsperidad.
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DESDE PONCE

Sc encuentra en esta ciudad Ell Sc.
nor Nadal Espinet antique comercian.
tie e'Ponce. Ell senior Espinet que ac.
tualhente reside sen Saito Domingo,
donde esta establecido, ha venido yer
a sus familiares. lie deseamos muy gra.
tas impresiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-22

Anochc celebr6 session. el Concejo Mu-
nicipal. Sc tomaron irnportantes acuer-
dos finalmente Sc aprob6 el informe
que presentara cl Alcaldc dc la ciu-
dad sobre la compra que hiciera aquel
de varias mulas y caballos cn cl re-
ciente remate que tuvo cfecto en- el
Campamento "Las Casas.''
Sc encuentran en- esta, ciudad a don
dc les trajerUn asuntos particulars los
senores Gcnaro Cautiho y cl Licdo.
Mestre, Alcalde y Sccrctario dc la Cor
tc de Distrito, respectiyamente, dc la
ciudad de Guayama.
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Las cultas y distinguidas senOritas
Porrata Doria que pasaban una tempo
rada enfN esa Capital, ham regresado a
su resideneia de esta ciudad, donde
son justa y merecidamente estimadas.