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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08
PAST MONTH WARM
JANUARY EVER HEE

y AN ~ AN bN 1h II n IL y.
The month of January, 1919, estab.
lished new record in weather, the
mean temperature recorded for that
month, 80 degrees, being the highest
recorded here since the establishment
of the bureau in 1883. The normal
mean temperature for the month is q 5
degrees, so this year the average daily
excess recorded was plus l3i degrees
The highest temperature registered
during the month was GA degrees on
January 18th and the lowest l3 degrees
below on January 2nd. The greatest
daily range was 81 degrees on January
3rd and the least IL degrees on January
4th.
Precipitation for the month was al
most an unknown quantity, there being
but .04 of an incn recorded, which came
on January 3rd in the form of A of an
inch of snow. This is almost another
record for the month, there being but
one January previously recorded here
in which there was the equal or less
amount of precipitation. This was in
1914 when but OF of au inch was record
ed. There were nineteen clear days
during the month, nine partly cloudy
and but three cloudy days. There was
but one on which precipitation occurred.
The total sunshine was Is per cent. of
the possible amount and showed a de-
parture Of plus % per cent. from the
normal. Rapid City Journal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08

POWERS AND DUTIES OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONI

Pierre, Feb 3.-rhe powers and du-
ties of county commissioners are con-
cerned in two bills prepared for intro
duction in the house One of them
would provide that whenever any matter
is before a board of commissioners, and
when Que member shall demand an aye
and nay vote, it shall be taken and the
roll printed in the official proceedings,
thereby obviating any possibility of
dodging the issue on vote on a delicate
question. The other bill would give to
commissioners power to decide the hours
county Offices shall be open, and if any
county officers shall leave and close their
offices when the rules say keep them
open, they shall be fined dollar an hour
that the Offices are thus closed, this to
be taken out of their salaries at the end
Of the month.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08
BLUE TRIANGLE CAMPAIGN.

The war has inaugurated a new era.
The vision of opportunity for Christian
service to women is permanently en-
larged. The Y. w. C. A. can not return
to a pre-war basis of living and think
ing. Our Government has recognized
them and used them as a valuable
auxiliary in more than one branch of
the service. They have won new friends
in whom they confidently look for help
in realizing our greater ideals The
people will pay the cost of any social
machinery that really works and they
have now been shown elsewhere as in
Missouri) that the Y. W. c. A. really
works, South Dakota is to be organized
for y. w. c. A work as never before, in
fact the people of our state are little ac.
quainted with the aims and purposes of
this organization.
The state corps of workers has already
been chosen which includes Miss Rose
Banks, Minneapolis, State Director :;
Mrs. X. L. Cone, Huron, Major General;
Mrs. II. NJ Gage, Huron, Brlgadier Gen
eral Mrs. c. p. Warren, Huron, Chief
of Speakers Bureau; Mrs. b. H. Kerr
and Mrs. George Sheeks, Huron, Pub
licity Chairmen Mrs. G. N. McIlyaine,
Huron, Treasurer. District leaders for
each of the ten districts Of the state have
also been chosen who will be responsible
for the work in their district. A meet
ing of the district leaders was held at
the State Headquarters in Huron last
week which was addressed by Mrs
Grace Gholson, of Minneapolis Much
inspiration and enthusiasm was gained
by the workers, and all feel that Febru-
ary 1922, the dates set for the campaign,
will be red letter days for the Y. w. G..
A. in South Dakota as well as the Ma
tion.
Cordially yours,
MRS. b. II. KERR,
Publicity Director.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08
RANCHER HAS NOVEL
EXPERIENCE WITH DEER.

BY L. +. KING.
"Bud" Hayden, well known and re-
liable rancher who lives near Pringle,
while out riding the other day had g
very interesting experience with black
tailed deer.
He was looking for cattle near what is
known as the "Od Lime Kiln" when
his attention was aroused by the horse
he was riding suddenly shying at some
thing. Casting his eyes in the direction
the horse was looking he saw black
tailed buck just going out of sight over
the hill. Following the incentive which
makes the average man always follow to
see what becomes of anything of this
nature, he put spurs to his horse and
dashed to the top Of the hill where be
had seen the deer disappear.
From the top where he stood the bill
broke off abruptly into the canon, CIV
ing him a good view for some distance
Although it appeared that from this
position he should be able to see the
deer once more, he was unable to catch
sight of him, and after surveying the
landscape in every direction he turned
his horse down the hili aud started to
ride away.
Again his attention was attracted bv
the horse, who had pricked up his ears
and was gazing attentively at something
near. Looking again in the direction
the horses ears were pointing he saw
the deer not over three rods down the
| bill, lying on its back with all four legs
kicking.
He could not imagine what was the
matter with it, but on approaching it he
saw that it was wedged in between two
rocks, which held IL secure He went
up and examined il and found that il
| could not extricate itself from its pre-
carious position, and it just lay there
| kicking. One OF its horns was gone,
| having evidently been shed, and he took
il by the remaining antler and gave q
pull The horn came off close to the
head He then took hold of it ears and
had 10 lift with all OF his might TO pull il
loose from between the rocks.
1t appeared from examination that the
deer had been shot in the mouth, aud
that not having the proper nourishment,
it was very weak, That when it started
to run down the Hill it apparently slip.
ped and fell, turning over on its back
between the two rocks
Had it not been for the weakened con-
ition of the animal, ii is probable that
it would have attacked its rescuer, as a
deer at bay generally puts up fight, but
lack of food will tame the widest OF
them.
Mr.. Hayden turned the deer loose,
but kept the horn as a memento of his
interesting adventure.
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ARRESTED FOR BRINGING
LIQUOR INTO THE STATE

Sheriff Shoemaker made a great haul
Thursday when he arrested two men
and found in their possession some 25O
quarts of liquid refreshments which had
been brought from Newcastle to Custer.
The suspicion was aroused few days
ago when a large Sedan car passed
through Custer and one of the parties
dropped few remarks which caused
the Sheriff to phone the Newcastle Sher-
iff and found his suspicious correct and
the arrest followed. The couple are
from Et Pierre and give the names
X. &. Phillips and MIR. Jeffries
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08
HAIL INSURANCE BILL
South Dakota Farmers Evidently Voted
for Something They Probably
Didn't Know Was Loaded.

Pierre, S. d, Feb. This week has
been full of business, grief trouble,
humor and pathos. To begin with, the
house has settled down to business and
our time is fully occupied. | will not
dwell on measures which do not direct
ly concern the Hills, because you can
get them from any good daily paper
The hail insurance bill, which was
carried by large majority at the last
election, is a measure with merit, but in
its present form ! consider it a poor
measure. 1t provides for state hail in
suraDce and requires the assessors to list
all agricultural land coming under the
act, turn them in to the county auditor,
and the auditor extends hail insurance
tax against the property in addition to
other taxes. The average assessment
will be about 40 cents an acre, varying
with the location of the property. As
the measure now stands this is compul-
sorry. The farmer must take state hail
Insurance, whether he believes in insur-
ance or not. If an optional feature is
introduced into the bill, | believe it will
be nearer what the people Of the state
want, and | do not believe IT would have
carried in the last election if the farmers
knew it would be compulsory. This op.
tion may be made feature of the bill
before its final passage Pierre Cores
pondent Of Spearish Mail.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-02-08
Cordially yours,
MRS. b. III. KERR,
Publicity Director.

amend the law to make the settlement
of estates of less than FIVE hundred dol
lars in value easier and less expensive.
The mortgage registration tax was the
first of the bills proposed by the State
Tax Commission to get out into the
open, and after considerable discussion
this bill was put over for further consid-
Grafton. Among those who opposed
the plan was Milne, of Butte, who
thought it was an uneven tax, but when
the bill comes out again it will have fur
ther airing, with an apparent change in
sentiment rs to what il will affect.
While the members were out in the
eastern part OF the State they put 10
more or less time in discussing and cuss-
ing the state haIl insurance bill with
their constituents Tbeir stories on their
return ranged all along the line as to
why people had voted for it, Some of
them for the reason that they thought it
meant free insurance and others that
they thought they could get insurance
for few cents an acre. None of them
wanted a bill which would carry pre-
mlumS NDlCu NBu'u meet lUb LOSSES as
shown by insurance payments made in
the state, and on the compu lsory feature
there was q decided sentiment opposed.
Since return the members have been
playing mighty close on this bill, and
when it comes out for consideration
there is going to be lot of oratory
among the farmer members, and what
ever is passed will without doubt carry
some sort of measure of self determin-
alton in it, but just to what extent is the
question.
Highway legislation was also discuss
ed, and on this there was apparent
unanimous desire for action, with the
only special contention as to the manner
in which the work shall be done. That
OF central state control or largely under
county commissioners.
TRAVIS,
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PRINQLE PHS,

FtD. 0, 1919.
Mrs. Hazel Merrill was taken to the
hospital at Hot Springs last Thursday,
and is now very much recovered.
Forest Raver was Burlington ar
rival from Des Moines Tuesday morn
ing, having been mustered out of the
service.
In spite Of the heavy snow fall, sew
eral parties motored TO Hot Springs
Wednesday and Thursday nights to see
"Hearts of the World" another fine
war picture.
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Virtutc SiDcSfTaIu
ROMAN COsT|KPORAN
DE
G. R. PAscU.

Sc marite dupa orr care, mai bine
va ingropa tiheretea in valul unei
vaduvi vecnice.
Asa cum pusese Didina chestia,
femeile trebuiesc consolate si,incu-
rajate, 81 Titu era mester mare.
:Nu-i esise IN zadar. .ponosul de
Graf de QihdY &Sincepu Sc; con-
Sdleses pc ndih1 iDapa consoIari
an VENT ffcurajkrik 81 dupA acea
deelaratiunile de amor. La drept
vorbind, j Sc urise 81 lui cuViata
de berbant, mai cI seama ca de La
o vreme numai ere Ia stare 50 cuce.
reasca moi cetati 81 III cele cucerite
numai avea frecere. Stiea de Ia 20
lea positiunea materiala q Didinci
81 mai Gu seama q tatalui ei, 81 Sc
gindi ca Ia ufma nr1nei Didina ii Far
Fl . partida de lepSdat, cu toate q
dupa spusa ii ii cnrind are 4
'fie mama ! doi copii. lfSsa II inbes
q u a convent repede, toatA pie,
.dica eare a M IA eale era tatsu,'
JSf lgliI s1et ~ pieilicx
II lnul 61veaa On
|I1II, g s %
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Anunt important!

Vol fra Romn carl pleca in Patria veche gin
duv att unde yeti gazdu in scurtul tmp cit sat Ia
New York pentru prav aface necesarei Auzt vol de
nacazur suferinee la carl fo supus Romn ven inan
tea voar carl nend adrese Casor Romne fos condus
la srn une fos fura de avutu 81 agoneaa lor cgate
munca 81 obotoare farce 81 inee din ericai
Sh ca mu Romn pierdut qe ca fost
s re1ntoaca in oasele de VENT in de Para Ma
ma care ndrpta Cazurle STUNT mfte pentr
1ncerca ctarea Tor I Ri e petru nlatura vtor punga
si 81 crmee comise seama betui Romin, multi Romini
bun cins DIN New York din ae centre omines dchis
Case petrn Emgrant oda curse iefte poa de
Romnor sal nrepte calea dapta sigura Stapin
cesor carl Rohn multi ntre eli inca in
fruntea socetaor Romin babat jert in
todeauna penu apararea eresor Rominor din America Fl
fost denca noteana fruntea carei mari naona-
din Satele Unite Urmar nume or din lsta caeor de mai
jos ve vedea ca multi din eli va bn cunoscu Aces
romne organizate ,SOCIETATE MARE ROMfNA
toae ucreaza dupa acelas program
Romin mod cnst constincios 81 rnesc Conducatori
cesor va stau Ia dpoze dinduva ndrumar bune pr
vnduva toate formae dea sosirea New
York pima la mbarcarea re cit poae de ieftn
Bagat bne de seafaa aca sprijnt casee de mai ntere
see voastre yeti sprn Taiat din ziar care place. p
trao cnd ajunget la CARA arafat omhui in unfoa
da i'm primre gazdei adevarate Va 246
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Era baiatul mamei 81 MI trebuea
,e sufere. N'avea nici sl,ljI,a. Era
Otter in reserva 81 luat parte in
resboi, dar a fost dispensat din ar
mata in urma unei rani care alta
case bratul stingaasa de grav ca il
misca cll sreutata 81 np-1 putea ri
dica asupra capului. De altfel acest
defect nu sc. observa 81 era baiat
dragut, Gu toate caltyscuse df trei-
zeci de ami, chipes 81 dupa spusele
Zoiei un amant veritabil.
Potriyit -planului ei, Didina nu
Toiea sa Sc arnsce orbeste in brate-
f Jul Titu. Voiea Sc fie cucerita 81
III ca amaIlta ci ca viitoare sotie,
Il ca sa adnca discutia pc acest te-
Ten incepu q se plfnea de boala
4otnlhi ei, care in curind are sal
eG lst mDfm1nt, lasind-o y6duya
dol copii, d fetitz be care 8 a.
III III a|taal care era pc csle -
expl5 ind ii telperea, a M
1veapct toatx MI
nif ~ ll!l 1ii ~ sesznk n;;l
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pc sofia mea Maria Stanciu, care
plecat de la minR Gu Nicolae Ga
patu din Ighisdorful Rom. Eu Fl
ind dus la lucru, a profitat de
lipsa mea, STA plecat ell tot ce a
avut in casa.
Am locuit impreuna Z ami, a.
Wind casa proprie in Woodlawn.
Rog Pc fratii Romini care vor
vedea-o sa Sc fereasca de dinsa.
Eu nu mai eaut sa vie inapoi,
caci am cerut divortul prin court.
Cine site de ca, rog sa-mi scrie la
adresa: (54-5S)
Trifan Stanciu, 227 Kiell Street,
Woodlawn, Pa.
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A v I z

Aducem la cunostinta consa-
tenilor din comma Dragus, care
au jertfit pentru micii orfani con-
form deciziunei din sedinta tinuta
la Z Septembrie 1919, in Verona,
Pa, ca sa Sc trimita banii in ban
ca din Dragus, care s'au 81 TRIMS
in ziua de 26 Septembrie 1919
in suma de. $947 .48, schimbati in
Lei 16,800. Tot in aceea sedinta
s'a ales comisie pentru imparti-
rea banilor, care sunt urmatorii
M: Sofonea, D. Fogoros, G. Sofo-
nea, V. Hanas, L. Scurtu, N. Co.
drea.
Aducem sincerile multumiri "a
celora care au jertfit pentru mi
eli orfani.
In numele fondului orfelinatu-
lui Dragusan:
Spiridon Codrea, easier.
Mateiu Stoia.
Vasile Husea.
Verona, Pa, P. o. B. 291. >
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CQNY QC A R e

h SOcietatea rOmina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta" din Warren
Ohio, convoaca pc toti membrii
sal lua parte la adunarea gene.
rala, care Sc va tinea Dumineca,
2 Noembrie 1919, in hala socie-
tatii din ia Walnut Street, la ..
rele 1.3O p. m.
Stunt rugati Gu staruinta tot
fratii membrii a lua parte la a.
ceasta sedinta, avind mai multe
lucruri importante de rezolvat
spenrusbinele 81 inaintarea socie-
tatii.
Absentee nemotivAte Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Biruinta"
din Warren, OHIO:
loan Stefan, presedinte.
Iosif Bucurenciu, secretar.
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G o N v o 9! A R E .

Societatea romina de ajator 81
cultura ,,Aradana's din Dayton,
Ohio, convoaca, pc toti membrii
sal lua parte la sedinta lunara,
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 2 No
embrie 1919, Ia orele 2 p. M, in
hala bisericei romine de spe
Smith Street.
Toti fratii membrii sunt ru-
gait staruitor a lua parte la a.
ceasta sedinta, find ca avem mai
multe chestii foarte hmpor:ante
de rezolvat.
Absentee nemptivate Sc vor
;selepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Aradana"
din Dayton, Ohio: s.
loan Hila, presedinte.
Gligor Solomon, secretar.
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toll 81 facind inca nn pas catre pa
tul barbatulai ei, ii puse nina pc
umeri 81 prin D scutdfatura brusca
il destepta.
.,,Zicei Cd urrhezi dupa prescrip-
tia doctQrnlui, si ceasurile sant ze-
ce 81 inca dormi! Scoala Cd acum
trebue Sc vinx masorul"
Ma furat somnul numai in
spre ziua" zise Alexandra Gu Q vo-
ce stiinsa.
,Dacas iii place 81 ma spienezi pf-
inS Ia niezul nqpteir respunse Di-
dina gu dojana in 'yqcea ei.
,Cinei Eu r. S. 9''a''.s .g
II ,Taci, nu mint. iii i Cesrekii caa nu
Jtiu Cd al stat II usa ssfdHaiui pinx
. plecat rituf Pe cine yroi se min
III Asa vrei = II fscf bihe1 Mia
foGt rusinesde Titu, caci altfel ye-
Gesm Ia tine y tisdadeam . lectie
sx6 treack chefnl de spionaj's
: ,Didino ! Tu nd omori Gu .zile.
zici a. vrei a IA vezi s6natosssi
a4atesi amor Gu Titu.s 81
Hut Mint Estk I'm I minciras
dipaf Ai asisit ~ I'M spus / y y
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81 sd remfnem numai prieteni'

=; sS roninem numa; nrieton;.;
4; mult,,nss. doar.s !, 1. ros-
o,,nsa ~ .T;tn Snrsss,;ndu-se i f.ts
s;'la se.,nn, n;d;na; .ara 80 = r;d;cs -
- = - s n.n.nsa - : - ~s,;t +;mr,'l l
- dos,ss * rt;,.a; ' : .;d;.s ~ !; !, 4; 3 q.
t;a5 ,,s.s n;a;ns; .,,sas y, s.,da- s. !
~. I :. go .e,.. - aa,,,.d .u, ,,,,.,s,,, - -;
90 r,nd - -. rts =; 80 !. psn. Dan,
=, - ..s;, s' ~ g; 4. =. sc. C.
80 49,. =. 4 ~ ~. "a !
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pima la inlaturarea ambelor piedi-
ci ar trai Gu ca ca amantul Gu aman
ia, 81 atunci, popa lie va pune piro-
stiife pc cap. Dupa aceasta matura
chibzuire, declaratiunile amoroase,
prin carl ridicau in slava frumuse-
tea Didinei, curgau pc gura lui ca
aps pc scocul 'morii.
Femeilor le plac Sc fie magulite,
incfntate 81 indumnezeite, comp9-
rate Gu zeitatile ceresti, nu Nimfhe-
le apelor, Gu zinele consinzene din
,depSrtatele vremuri, 81 Titu conn.,
parase pc Didina Gu tot ce imagi-
natipnea lui bogata de Don. Juan
incercat, gasi Gu Gale sc ating6 inis
ma ei, care asculta Ia el visatoare,
perdut4 intro lume fericita. Cind
dupa staruintele lii Titu Il Sc pro-
nunte, 81 spunA cuvfntul de care
va atfrna fericirea lui, putin q lip
sit se M cazI in brstele lui 81 s2-i
gic4 ca este idealul visat in zilele Ii
de fata mare. Sc stapinit insa. Ur-
ma progrsmului Pc care Il fntocmi-
rate en- zeitktile ceresti. nu Nimfe-
e. calcului 81 judecata rece
i creernlpi 81 ii ceru vote 81 se. pro-
upnte Joia viitoare.
M eonllaanni u . torturS ii III,
y 3kl mini mi u s,
s - lleis psntr y illiina ~ eaxt ar-
| q q A. ]! y ll'ai I N 4 !!
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9 A . T

pc Vasile Filimon Radu din CO.
muna Sarata, judetul Fagaras,
Ell unchiul lui Dionisie Stanciulca
din 1165 South Main Street, A.
kron, Ohio. Cine site ceva despre
dinsul sd Sc adreseze la adresa de
mai sus.
(53-55)
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LIBERTY BoNDUR1 81 MxRcI
DE RzZBOI.

vindeti-le la moi pima sunt pre-.
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinsita casa de schimb. Platim
bani gaia ori ces suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We.
niti Ia. Room 2lf Lennox Bldg.
etajul al doilea, East 9Th 81 Eu.
cid Avenue, de,dspprA Il Singer
Sewing Machinek ca. neschis ii.
mic, afara de Dhlnineca pfnA u
orele 6 p. m. va tratam cinstii
81 va dam pretnFi bune. (1x61
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Camara de
Representatives.

tcont,nuaelan de u psrina ~
paesta D. io- .eaadares Toes ssfa. Giaf
geiii. Harssl6. Fela = faisssss rafa
esfndsar % flar maaefa - fs9iamsr
far n cstahieeimienio Al Hanra
s. suseitaron srnsasionates aft.atsa
acerca del status a. Puerto Rlco entire
= ~. Barl'asa Giafgeifi. Esfs tt
M dir que dshlan disoiesfse - 81
tnalcs rart,dss ralitieas. ssautu.f
nueyas agrupat ZONES animatas fnn r
savia o. genie aaeva .sste. qas go
mavofs~ hrios emrrendiefau ias eamra
has poliiieas en favor a. rais. fsgi
fandosc ios yicfas. Ahsdis aae i sals
eidn AZ Esta1o Inderenasneia a. 4.
eoascguiria ~ = momrnta qur. ~
cons guieuts. 4 politics aetasi dsheria
tender huseaf saiueiones rafa % rrs
seute.
~ Sr nartosa hifo usa a. u ra'a
bra. manifesto rue - enfenAia ~
Us aetuales rafiidos roiisisas ~ A.
bian disoiverss siuo fsformafse. "A
mss, diio que = anaifahssisnsa sfa uaa
eondieidn POGO favofshir fafa qus ,t
pals ppdiera rffihir eu senuiHa aaa snln
sidn ~ Esiado fndspendearta. u
cree que debemos rrsraaf - rsshia
para qne pueda resoiver see ffohisnass
eeon6mieos edaeativas
~ Sr Giorgstti prsrunt6 u 81 Bar
hnsas
~ - noos9fras ~ estansas pfsrara
dos iefee ~ sshofia que y estaft 80
pinasl
Yo no soy 6lirino. souisssd y saasf
flarbosa
Dirigisndose II ST.. uart,nsa 81 ~r. MI
zol, y manifesto qus - deseaha ens
euando Puerto Rico fuvisra qae farnu
lar. ante - Congress Amsrisana aieuna
petiei6n, que los particles deussifassn
cstar ideuiifeadas A. peffetfa asar
A..
siguieron ofros hrrres debates anfar
te 81 curse De IA session. la eual fus
suspcndida hasia - iunss rfsxima.
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Ell DIR. GLINEs HA sIDo oPERADo

El DIR. Walter A. Glines fu6 opcrado
en- el Sanatorio de Puerto Rico con
tOda felicidad. Padecia de una infee-
ci6n en- una mano desde hacia algu-
nos dias, pero Sc cncuentra mucho me-
ior despues de practicada Ia operaci6n,
y Sc espera que dentro dc POGO este
en- condolences de recomenzar sus ta-
reas PROFESSIONALS.
Esperamos que no tarde Ia curaci6n
del inteligente professional
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-29
Session extraOrdinaria del
COncejO municipal de San Juan

Aver iarde las euairo DC u tardc
di6 comienzO en- 81 municipio Ia session
previamente eonvoeada para tratar
aeerea del importanic asuuto a. u pre-.
tension de II Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Company dc eonstruir una
doble via lcyantada sohre 81 terrcno en-
la faja Sur cedida al Municipio por
alcunos prorietarios de- Santurce.
maestro diario cstuvo rrprescniado
Por un Rodaetor para sog,ir de ecrca
el desenvolvimiento DE- este imporian
te asunto que tanto afecta la eomu
nidad.
Despucs Dc evaminados psr Il Concc.
io todos los antccedenies que sumin
tr6 81 Honorable Alcalde. ~ aeordd
por unanimidad que II Munieipio 81
op0nga torminaniomente d petieiiu
lie u Compahia - b. f"rma "a que ela
- deasa qu. 81 continnsn ias ohras
que Sc veniau practicando ~ relaei6n
con 81 ensanehe v. adem5s cue para
representa- la eiudad de- san Juan
ante Ia Comisi"n del Serticie Pabliea
Sc homhre una comisi6n que rerav6 ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-29

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