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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
VESTABURG ITEMS
by Special Correspondent

Dr. Hubbard, Emry Howard, Clare
Beach, Fred Reader and Rev. j. W.
Kimberling filled their autos with
citizens and made trip TO Riverdale,
Elm Hall, Crystal, Stanton, Nc
Brides and Edmore on Monday after
noon, July rs. as boosters for the
Rock Lake Assembly near Vestaburg
and TO anonunec that Tuesday, July
20, was the day set aside as a Gala
Day for the World war veterans of
Montcalm, Isabella and Gratiot cQun-
ties, and that upon Thursday, July
81. there would be merchants pic
mic at the Rock Lake Assembly given
under the auspices Of the Nestaburg
Business Mems Association and that
all are cordially invited 20 attend
these special days as well as the
assembly which lasts until August 3.
Large crowds are attending these
meetings which are held each after
noon and evening Many prominent
preachers are present from far and
near and special musical programs
are being given.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud Hare moved into
the Charles Green residence Friday
and on Monday the former began
clerking in the general merchandise
store owned by Clarence Carts.
Berd Howay was an over Sunday
visitor at the home of his brother
Fred.
Mrs. Allie Evans is entertaining
I her sister, Thelma Martin, of Me
Brides.
Miss Frankly Davenport, who is
working in Alma spent the week end
here with her sister, Mrs. David
Manley. and family.
Mrs. Charles Bentley and children
of Alma were Sunday guests Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Brown.
Peter Bradley spent from Thurs.
day until Monday at Remus visiting
his son, Frank, and family.
Mrs. Stanley Kelley of Edmore
was a Monday visitor of her mother
Mrs. Ellen Shores.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bradley an.
three children of Remus were Tues
day guests of his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Peter Bradley.
Mrs. William Parks and brother
Arthur Shores, and friend of Alma
spent from Saturday until Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Ellen Shores
Mrs. Ellen Shores sister, Mrs. NJ
/ J. Briggs, and the latter's daughter
Mrs. Nern Cook, and daughters Of
Edmore went TO Rock lake Saturday
70 camp during the assembly.
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Church OF
Alma and daughter. Mrs. Herr,
Price, and husband Of Pontiac wer,
Friday callers at the home OF Mrs
Church's brothers, William and Free
Howay.
Mrs Eva Hardy returned from
Saginaw Wednesday evening accom-
panied by her sister-in-law, Mis-
4! Dorothy Pullman.
Mrs Elton Horhbeck and famil,
were called to Mt. Pleasant the frs
of the week TO see her mother who Il
CRITICALLY i'll. Mr.. Hornbeck an,
children returned home accompanies
bv his mother who cared for tn,
children. Mrs. Hornbeck returned
Friday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
FOREST HILL

Mr.. and Mrs Otto Lanshaw Of Fox
Grove spent the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lanshaw.
Harold BuCkam and lady friend Of
Kalamazoo we're the guests of his sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Moody, and husband
over the week end
Bessie and Lila Knapp Of Coleman
are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Fotney.
Miss Annabel Bigler Of Alma spent
the week end with relatives here.
Mrs. l.. r. Garfield was the guest
of her sister, Mrs II. ". Sandal, at
Owosso Friday.
Mrs. Austin Campbell has returned
70 her home in Shepherd after four
weeks visit with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leland were
called to Alma Sunday by the serious
illness of the formers brother. Clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Medler and Mrs.
Emma Daley and Mrs. Edgar Sias
spent the week end at Rock lake.
Mrs. Barcume has returned from
her visit TO Ohio.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
EAST ALMA

Mrs. Opal Allen, Grove avenue. has
just returned from a visit to Lansing.
Mrs. Claude Hawkins, Hayes ave
nue., was in Saginaw over the week
end visiting with friends.
Eli Hamp, Grove avenue, and his
daughter, Mrs. Martin with Ralph
Hamp went housekeeping Saturday
at Sanford. They got four bushels.
and report berries very plentiful.
I'd. Wing, Hayes avenue, is max
ing good with the Olds. Motor Co. of
Lansing.
Geo. Howay, Hayes avenue, has a
good position in Flint.
Earl Taught. Highland avenue. is
on the sick list.
The little son eof Mr.. and Mrs.
Finch, Highland avenue, has been i'll
with dysentery.
Arthur Mcintyre, Michigan Ave.
has accepted a position in the chem
ical dept. of the Packard Motor com
pany of Detroit.
Dan Cole, Grove avenue, is suffer
ing from rheumatism.
Mrs. Edward Hinderleiter. Repub-
lie avenue, and her son, Frank, are
visiting friends in the country.
The Whitney family has moved
from Eastward street 70 the Earl
Bishop house on Dean street.
Eastminster Chapel Sunday school
tendance of last year.
service at 1880 a. m, followed by
public worship at 1880, has double
the attendance of last year.
The Ladies' Aid has added $500
and the c. +. ice cream social about
$500 TO the seating and furnishing
fund of the chapel.
Mrs Mockridge and her daughter
Mrs. March, Republic avenue, spent
few days on the farm last week.
The Rollinl Adams family. High
land avenue have moved TO ST. Johns
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
BREC KENRIDGE LOCALS
By Special Correspondent

II
A family reunion was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene MILL
gan on Sunday, July o. The guest
Of honor was Grandma Grover, the
occasion being her ninety,third Birth
day anniversary. Eighty-fve were
present, including two sons. three
daughters, eight grandchildren, p
great grandchildren, and four great
great grandchildren. A bountiful
four course dinner was served on the
spacious lawn and the afternoon was
pleasantly spent with visiting and
music. The out Of town guests were
Mrs. Per Lee Witty Of Seattle, Wash,
Mrs. Nellie Cowan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Miller of Saginaw and Miss
Eleitha Baker Of Muskegon.
A number of young people enjoyed
a weinie roast and picnic supper in
SelleCk's woods Thursday night in
honor of Loren Sawyer who returned
last week from overseas. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII kean and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Praether chaperoned the
affair.
Mrs b. II. Sellck entertained the
members Of the Ladies Aid Society
Wednesday afternoon At ) o'clock
dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Louis Briggs passed away
Friday after an illness of two years
Of tuberculosis. She leaves a hus-
band and a little son. "A father. Udelle
Parrish, two brothers, Arthur and
Ollie, and three sisters, Mrs. Lee
Halstead, Mrs. Joe McCarr and Miss
Ella Parrish. Funeral services were
held at Bethany church Sunday
afternoon. lnterment in Breckenridge
cemetery.
The store of Lemuel Waggoner
caught fire Sunday afternoon but the
flames were eXtinguished before
much damage was done
The garage of Elmer Kean was
burned TO the ground Wednesday
afternoon. 1t is thought that the fire
was caused from spark from some
burning grass along the railroad
track. The fire department arrived
in time 10 save the residence Of Mr..
kean. The automobile was also re-
moved safely
Hampton Stroupe. Jr.. was severe
ly injured while playing on a spring
jack at the home OF Z. c. Thomas 4
small bone was fractured in the ankle
and the ligaments were torn loose.
1t will be about six weeks before he
will be able TO walk about again.
Harold t. Bailey went TO Flint
Monday where he expected to obtain
employment.
Miss Ethel Sabin spent Sunday at
Crystal.
Miss Flo Mcleod of Flint spent
Sunday and Monday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mcleod.
Mrs. Orville G.. Colthorp spent Fri
day in Saginaw.
Miss Marguerite Crawford spent
Friday afternoon in st. Louis.
Mr.. Loren Sawyer spent Friday
and Saturday in Saginaw.
Messrs Fay and Roy Anderson
OF Flint spent the week end with
their parents here.
Miss Norne Prudden spent a few
days at Crystal last week.
Mrs. Raymond l.. Medler and little
daughter, Ruth Jean, who have been
the guests of her mother. Mrs. Anna
Sabin, and her sister, Miss Ethel. for
/ the past three weeks, returned 10
her home in Detroit Saturday. She
was accompanied by her mother.
Miss Ethel Sabin spent SATURDAY
in Saginaw.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
RIVERDALE NEWS
BY Special Correspondent

Miss Tressa Wiltshire of Seville
Center was guest of Miss Francis
Elk Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moblo. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T.. Swope, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bywater. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Locey,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Num-, and DIR.
and Mrs. Highfeld spent Friday
evening picnicking at Rock lake.
Ma and Mrs. A. FIX and family
spent the week end with relatives at
Sidney.
Quite a number from Riverdale and
vicinity attended the camp meeting
at Rock lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Miller are spend
ing a week with relatives near Cass
City
Miss Gertrude Wiltshire has been
spending the past ten days in Lam
sing, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Philips
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mallory Of Al
ma were over Sunday guests of Mrs.
Vim. Horton.
Mrs Patrick Y'Brien of St Louis
spent several days last week on the
Doaner farm.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Rowley and
children of near Alma and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Valance and son, Harold
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Hill northeast Of town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Williams and
son, James. We're guests OF Mrs Err
vim Ditto, southeast of town Satur-
. day.
Mrs. Henry Holland is seriously ill.,
The scholars and teachers Of the
NJ. +. Sunday school enjoyed "A very
pleasant ice cream social at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W +. Swope Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Henry Wolfgang left Thurs
day morning for two weeks visit
with relatives at Detroit.
James Mcdonald of Saginaw was
/ in town Tuesday on business
Milo Langworthy Of Alma spent
Sunday in Riverdale, a guest Of w F.
/ Swope and family.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Claude and children
spent Sunday in Nestaburg, guests OF
Mrs. Blanche Marley.
Clinton Jones of Sumner has been
/ spending the past week with Lew
Forquer and family.
Alat4tt DNiutpps WHO underwent Il
surgical operation at the University
hospital, Ann Arbor, is doing very
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Johnson of Edmore
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hamp.
Mrs. Mary Billings spent the week
end with her son, Lewis, and. family
of Sumner
Vern Wiley was home from Alma
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Ross of Elm Hall
were guests of Mrs. Callie Foster
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rose and daugh-
ter, Beatrice, are visiting relatives at
Ubley.
Jack Hilsinger of Alma was a
Riverdale caller Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. George Brown and
children and Miss Dagmer VanAl-
styne are attending the campmeeting
at Eaton Rapids for two weeks.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Vern Wiley
/ Tuesday, July %, daughter, named
Beatride Harriet Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Birdsall were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noble spent
Alma visitors Saturday.
Sunday and Mondy with friends al
Durand.
Mrs. j. l.. Clock Of VickeryvillC
was a guest of Mrs. S. W. Birdsall
Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
Audley Carts has recovered from

Audley Carts has recovered from
his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood of
Alma were week end visitors of their
son, Myron Wood and family.
Mrs. Hannah Schnepp and son,
Charles Of Alma spent from Satur-
day until Sunday evening here visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. William Nick
erson, and family and niece, Mrs.
William Cairs and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stevens enter
tanned relatives from Alma over the
week end.
William Howay and Orville Han
cock were home over Sunday and re-
turned TO their work at Reed City
Monday.
Ed. Skidmore spent the week end
here with his wife and daughter,
Mrs Bert Thorp, and family.
Miss Freda Nickerson of Green
vile came here 10 spend several
weeks visiting at the home Of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. =.
Snyder, and other relatives.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

What is a Bolshevst? See Dol
shevism on Trial" Idlehour soon.-
adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
Lame Shoulder

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles. All
that is needed is absolute rest and a
few applications Of Chamberlain's
Liniments Try il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Nazimova in "Out Of the Fog"
Idlehour, Tuesday and Wednesday,
adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Marguerite Clark in "Still Waters
Idlehour, Friday.-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Marguerite Clark in "Still Waters"
Idlehour, Friday.--adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25
ESCALAMIENTo EN- LA FABRICA
DEL 'PURGAsOL,

Ell ediicio ocupado por los fabrican-
tcs del 'Purgasol' (The Legrand La
boratories Corporation" en la Gale do
Matias Ledesma ha s,do escalado.
Los cacos penetraron por la parte
posterior del edifcio, roIapiendO una
persiana fila, que Ga acceso a la oaci-
ma. Una vez adentro del local vioienta-
ron Ia GAIA dc caudales, para 10 cual
utitizaron una pequefa baIra de HE
rro. No loGraron sus prop6sisos de abrir
la GAIA, pero destrozaron la combina
cion. Al darse cuenta de que no podiaa
luchar con la GAIA de caudales, Sc dir
gierol al departamento de lavahos, y
Sc apoaeraron Gle dos STONES y un lava
bo, los cuales 6epositaron dentro de un
saco 70 amarraron con objeto. de car
-. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25
E3istorias peql1eS7as de
u1 gran hO1nbre
La vida intirna dc Jorge Clemenceau

| lutos de giruasia sueca para conser-
yar "a fexibiltdad de sus milsculos
Termnada II session de cultura fi3i-
CT, el prosiden..e Sc viste con rapidaz
Y sale dc Ia casa para subir IN an
tomovil ono ls espera Ell la puerta Y
que 10 corduce al miristerio de Ia Cue
rra. 81 no ticae cue salir fuera de Pa
ris, vuelve diariamente a su casa
almorzar, de doce a una. Esq almuarzo
Sc compone de legumores cocidas, un
POGO dc carne. IN postre y vino de
Bourjeos cn pequenisima cantidad, pues
con media botena tiene para cuatr0
0 cinco comidas. Kace cinco o seis anoa
Clemenceau fumaba atm ell pipa; aho
"a no fum9 NADIA en absolute
Despues del a,maerzo, el presidento
duerme una hora de siesta sobre un
divan, vestido protegiendo su calva
con una gor1a Ge seda Cuando el gene
cal Mordacl, iefe de su gabinete mi
li+ar, va 4 buscarle, 81 llega antes, es-
pera CT e. au'.o hasta las dos media
en- punto para namar "a puerta dc
Clemence2u.
For IA nochc, las nueve el presi-
donte del Conseio vuelve su case, &c
na Hgerameute y Sc acuesta. En- su la
bitaci6n Sc qucdan tambi5n sua dos pc
rros, Lady Chipote", dos lanu-
dos de patas ccrtas. Veces cuando
tione insomnia, Sc levanta Clcmenceau
y Sc pone trabajar. Fin las noches
en- que los "gothas" realizaban sus
excursionos sobre Paris, Clemenceau te-
MIA exprcsamente ordenado cue no Sc lie
molestase. Contrariamcnte a las precau-
clones cue dicto para Ia ciudad, neg6
SO a bajar nunca a Ia cueva, SOLO
Sc lie debia avisar en- cl case dc que
cayera una bomba en- la casa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25

Legrand, pcro los escaladores sc apre-
suraron a ponor pies en- polvorosa cuan
do oysron que Ia Have penetraba en- Ia
abertura de la cerradura y la puerta
giraba sobre los batientes.
Sc calcula que los dafios ca1sados
por los osados cacos ascienden a unos
sessnta dolares. La barra de hierro cen
que Sc dan6 Ia combination dc la GAIA
dc caudale5 fu6 encontrada. Parece que
Ia olvidaron en- Ia precipitation de la
fuga.
La Policia de Santurce no ha podi-
do dar con los autores de este escala-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25
esta vacl0.

Tai es el marco que el gran Primer
Mmistro no ha querido dejar ahora
tampoco el palacio de Ia calle de Saint
Dominique, donde est& 81 ministerio do
Ia guerra y Presidencia Sobrc su modo
de vivir Sc ha escrito nacho. Sc la di-
cho que Sc levantaba las tres de la
madrugada para escrlbr sus articulos,
precisamentc en- Ia epoca en- que salja
a esa hora dc IA impronta dc su peri6-
dico, 81 pleao Paris, para If a acos-
tarse.
Ahora el prcsidente Sc levanta todos
los dias 10 mismo en- invierno que Ell
verano, a las seis de Ia mailana. iYa
es buena hora para un Rombre de Sc
tonta y ocho amos que soporta tan ru-
da labor! Cuando su ayuaa de CANA
ra llama a Ia puorta, Clemenceau esta
va despierto por Ia campana del cole
gio de iovenes que esta al lado de su
casa. z comienza a leer los periodicos
y tonsa ST dessyuno, cue generalmente
Sc compone de leche y huevos. A las
ocho Sc presenta, con exception de los
domingos ,el professor de cultu-a fisica
NJ. Leoy En- otro tempo, Clemenceau
era IN jinete consumado y un esgrinli-
dor temible Hoy Sc li,nita unos mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25
Ell TIEETFO

Ahorre su tempo Y e5fler2o mental
Y errores Eaga todos sua caiculos eli Ia
calculaaora MONROE que lnultiplica
y divide con Ia mislaa facilidad que
suma reota. Dos maquinas en- una. la
MONROE 10 Sc parece q nihgu-a otra
calculsdora: es mejor que cualQuier otra
Y s. r,aleja con mas facil.9cd. Garan-
zala por rucho tempo.
RCNIEU a. co
Tetuan /, altos Box 100 Tel sos
San Juan, P. Z. AGvt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25

PARIS, Julio &c 1919.-Cuando sus
intimos preguntaban a Clemenceau por
que no aprovechaba las habitacioncs
del ministerio pues'a as a su disposition,
les contestaba acknowledgements mo
nc GUSTAV los departamcntos amueLla-
dos
Tres alcs y cuatro misses cssuvo, eli
efecto, en e. ministerio de Ia plaza
de Beauvau, primero como ministro de-
Interior del Gabinete Sarrien, y segui
dameate como presijeate del Consejo.
y nj un solo ola dur.nt5 ALI. Todas las
nochcs iba a acostarse a su piso bajo
dc Ia Gale de Franklin, n1mero 9. en-
el barrio dc Passy.
Hace veinte y cinco a1os Que Jorge
Clemenccau Sc instalo en- ese preciogo
rincon de Paris, muy cevca del Troca
dero. La casa es Uno &c esos inmue
bles de los cue tantos hay ell Paris. Un
portalon enorme que no tiene alberto
mas que IN postigo puesto que den5ro
no hay III cuadr2s nj cocharas, Y Al final
dol zagaan, una puerta Ge cristales cue
da acceso a un patio, Ell ell fondo del
cual Sc ven unos grandes ventanales
de crlstales con cortinas de un amarillo
verdoso. Son las ventanas del despacho
&c Clemenceau, que es la habitaci5n
mas granGe y mas importante del piso
pucs ademas contiene una buena hi
blioteca. A ambos lados dc Ia chine
nea, donde ese4 ell basto del "Tiqra'
obra del cue fue su gran amigo, Ro-
din, corren las anaquelerias, atestadas
&c ibros
sobre mesitas y veladcres Sc ven Oh
jetos de artc de todas classes, entire ellos
mnchos bronces japoneses, ya Que Gle
menceau fu6 en otra 6poca I'm apasio.
nado del arte del Jap6n. Un magnifco
retrato de Rembrand testimonial Ia ad-
miraci6n de su propietario por cl gran
pintor flamenco Entire los cuadros oLe
alderman los muros ocupa IN lugar de
honor ol de Don Quijote y sancho
Panza dc Daumier.
T. centro de la habitaci6n 10 ocr-
pa una gran mesa en- fo?ra dc lcrr9
dura, estilo Luis XIV. Es nm muoble mo
sobre el cuaI e. terrible PC
lomista escribe sus ert.culos Y el jefe
de Gobierno prepara sus vibrantes pro
clamas. En- una cnorne salvadera est&l
clavadas y dispuestes Ell abanico i'll
plumas &c oca. va Sc sabe
que Clemenceau detesta las plumas me
talicas y jamas ha Querido egcribir con
elias. E, dcspEes de todo, una costum-
brc de 81 juventud. A naGie deja g
cuidado dc co1taIlas, y cuando tiene
que frmar algo fuera de su casa
del ministerio, donde tiene III repuesto.
sc lleva uMa cn el bcIsipo.
la tevraza de Ia casa csta sombrea-
da por una para. Desle ella Sc sube
por una pequena escalera &c marmol, a
IN jardin que da al bulevar Delessert.
Hace algun tempo, en- medic de esos
arbustos que lo daban la iIusion del
Clemenceau descansaba algunos
-atos dc su labor, y en- un gallinero
r.s'ico habia reunido algunas gallinas
blancas que e. misno cuidaba. Pcro
desde hacc algunos amos el gallinero
csta vacio.
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RONEU III 40
EsCUELA CRADUhDA DE IN3IES
VACA1TTE I'm DORADO. 2. f.

Para cubrir d'cha vacanta Sc nece-
sta una profesora graduada de iaales
cue pueda ensaaar primer era0o. Las
solici+udes deberan divigjrse al Lasnec-
tor de Escuelas, Toa Haja, Q al E~esi-
dente dc Ia Junta Escolar, Dorado. Una
eatrevista personal con el pr-mero Sc
r.a ruy recomendable.
Toa Baja, P. R., julio Is de l919Adyt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25

Lady y "Chipote'', esos dos pa
cifcos perros, aeles companeros del je-
fe del gobierno, han causado en- les
costumbres de su dueno cierta perturba-
cion.
Tenia Clemenceau a su servicio dos-
de mace siete amos I'm nlatrimonio, Juan
y Teresa. A juan, que era e. ayuda de
camara, le ess2ba encomendada la mi
sion de pasear por Ia manana los
dos chuchos. Fl criado, contrariando
las ordenanzas prefectorales. no les po-
MIA nunca bozal Esto en- Passy donde
todos conocian a los perros y al cria-
do, no tenia consecuencias Los agen-
tes hacian la vista gorda. Pero IN buen
dia Juan tuvo que ir hasa el bulcvar
EIaleshor5es, y Lov6 los perros sin bo-
zal Naturalmente, no tardo Ell encon-
trar a IN guardia cue lie. ezigi6 IA mul-
ta
Son los perros del p~csidcnte del Con-
sejo.
No imporaa; pOr 10 nusmo dcbian'
If con bozal
Fl criado Sc insomod6, llamando i'm
b6cil al guardia. El sucoso fu6 bisn
pronto conocido dc CIemenceau, que
ordeno su criado fuese q presentar
sus excusas y pagar la multa
Juan, muy digno, Sc nsg6 a hacerlo.
-Entonces ia ustcd Ia carcel-
10 dijo Clemenceau.
-Ir6-contest6 Juan.
-Poro como yo no pucdo tener mi
servicio a quien ha estado en prision,
me veo obngaeo a separarme de US
ted
El testarudo criado prcfri6 todo a
hacer 10 que considerable hami1ante
para su dighidad.
Desdc el dia del armtsticio, sobre Ia
gran puerta de la Gale de Franklin
Sc We ondear todas las banasras ALA
das. Una sociedad patri6tica Sc creyo
CT el case de ponerlas; pero, como ana
dicra insc1pcioncs alus.vas a les actos
tragicos do la guerra, clemenceau dijo
cue bien estaban las banderas, pero
NADIA mas, Ese dia del armisticio un
vecino de Clemenceau, dueno de un
gran cafd del barrio, Sc deslizo en- el
portal del presidente del Consejo. y es.
pero hastl las dos y media, sin que
pudieran rctirar.e de ALI todas las su-
plicas de Ia portera. Cuando salio ell
jofe del Gobierno, ell cafotero surgio
do su eaccndite y poni6ndose de rodi-
LAS delante, &c dijo:
listed es el yerdadero "as de los
ases'' Permitame usted que le abrace.
Y e. viejo "Tigrc'" conmovido por
el entusiasmo de su admirador, Sc de-
j6 abrazar dc muy buen grado.
Xavier DOUX.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25
RAMON MONTALVO
FABRICANTE DE TA5ACO ENT
RAMA

Tengo en- existencla ciento ciacuen-
ia quin.al2s dc tabaco para "a venta.
e. que desee coraprarlo d.Iijasc a IA
mon EGoNTALVO, Sabana Grande. Gen.
Henry st. Adyt.
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Arizona republican., 1919-10-10
LEGAL NOTICE
No. 12057

No. 12057
In the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County of
Maricopa.
In the matter of the application Of
First Church of Christ Scientist, Phoe-
nix, Arizona, for leave to sell real
estate.
Notice is hereby given that First
Church Of Christ Scientist, of Phoenix,
Arizona, has filed in this court its APP
plication for leave to sell the follow
ing real estate:
Lots One % and Three (3) of
Walkers Subdivision of the east half
(E15) of Block Three 90 of Neahr's
Addition to the city OF Phoenix. Mari
copa, state of Arizona at $40 o'clock
Lots -Four "a and Five 90 and the
south half (Sk) of Lot Six (s), Block
Six 90 Evergreen Place, an addition
to the city of Phoenix, Maricopa
county, Arizona,
and that the said application will be
heard at the court room of Division
No. of said court in the court house
in the city Of Phoenix, county of Mari
copa, state Of Arizona at 49,: o'clock
a. m, Tuesday the 18th day of Oc-
tober. 1919. at which time and place
all persons interested in the said ap-
plication are requested to appear and
show cause il any they can or may
have, why said application shall not
be granted.
court Sea)
CLAUDE s. BERGMAN.
Clerk Superior Court
By W. H. LINVILLE,
Deputy Clerk Superior Court