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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
Correspondence
ELM SPRINGS ITEMS.

Feed saving is in progress since the
weather permits.
There was church service at Pine
Grove Sunday and Sunday night.
W. F. Rosson and j. X. Cearley are
sorghum making for this vicinity.
Ernest Cole spent Saturday night
near Board Camp with Sam Looney.
Latest reports are that Mrs. Ella
Cearley, who was critically i'll, is able
to be up.
Let everyone who has births or
deaths report the same to the regis
trar, w. T. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Mid
daugh of Union spent Sunday at the
G. w. Wyatt home.
Mr and Mrs. L. A. Rosson and
baby. Flossie, spent Saturday at the
II. l.. Rosson home near Ink
Mrs. John Wyatt and children spent
part of last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle near Holly.
Several from here attended sing
ing at the Fl. l.. Rosson home Sunday
evening: also at the W. Riley home
Sunday night.
There was a cream supper and
dance at the Vester Quinn home on
Wednesday night, with large att
tendance All report a jolly good
time
Miss Daisy Cole and Mrs. Lula
Bennett and children of Dallas. Tex,
started homeward Friday, after a two
weeks visit here with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Cole.
j. O. Rosson left Sunday morning
for Mt. Ida. He went to convey Mrs.
o. r. Quinn and children, who had
been visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Cole.
Uncle Siias Wood, an old resident of
Polk county is in critical condition, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. VIM
berly, at Paducah, Tex. Uncle Silas
has a host of friends here who are
sorry to hear of his illness.
Another home was made glad Sat
urday when Luther, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Rosson, arrived from war
service. Luther left home August 5,
1918, and after a couple of months at
Camp Pike, was sent to France, where
he arrived few days before the ar
mistice was signed He would have
been in battle soon. had the armistice
been delayed. He was placed in the
Army of Occupation in Germany, re
naming there until he was ordered to
Brest to start home. This is our last
boy to return to this vicinity. One
lad Of this community, Merchie Mitch
ell, gave his life for his country, and
is buried in a foreign grave.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
CENTER POINT CIRcLETs.

John Lively has sold his farm to
Joe Turner OF Board Camp.
Eli Turner has sore foot from
having stepped on rusty nail.
Oliver Earnest and George Gordon
attended the fair at Mena Monday
j. Il. Mckinney and wife and chill
dren were trading in Mena Monday.
Mrs. Della Farless and family and
Aunt Eliza Sartain attended the fair
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maddox and
children were in Mena ON business
Monday.
Mrs. Bowling of DeQueen visited
her former neighbor, Mrs. Docia Mad
dox, over Sunday.
Bob Rogers and family Of Oklaho-
ma came Saturday for a visit at the
home of viii Gordon.
Mrs. James Pipkin of Oklahoma
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. HI
Maddox, the latter part of last week.
A good congregation gathered at
the school house Sunday for Sunday
school and to hear Bro. J. l.. Redding
preach.
Miss Lulu Chambers closed most
successful term of school at this place
Friday and returned to her home in
Mena Saturday.
Will Handy and family of Laura,
Ok. visited at the home of j. r. Ham
by Sunday, going on to Mena Monday
To attend the fair.
More than the usual amount of in
terest is being taken in the County
Fair and several exhibits have been
prepared at this place.
We have had two consecutive rainy
Fridays, raining out the boys and
girls club meeting and the school
closing entertainment.
Mrs. j. Mckinney and two children
expect to start Thursday for visit
with the formers parents and broth
ers and sisters at Window, MINI.
A good prayer meeting was held at
the home of Payton Earnest Sunday
night Next Sunday night the meet
ing will be at the home of Tom Will
cox, with D. y. Davis as leader
Are
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
BOG SPRINGS BuRRLEs


Mr. and Mrs. Luechini. daughter
and grand children are occupying
their summer cottage at Bog Springs,
and viii not return to Shreveport I'M
I'll the cool weather sets in.
All the cottages and the boarding
houses at Bog Springs have been
filed all summer and it is lamented
that the hotel was closed. as a full
hease ~sass turned Earned away every week.
II. C. Of L. is given as the reason for
its closed doors.
B. W Matteson, the soldier who fot
months was reported as skilled in &C.
ton by the War Department, but
who was only wounded. reached his
mothers cottage near Bog Springs
last week and a party Of friend.
motored in last Tuesday evening K
DO him honor The party was In TIKI
nature Of surprise to Ben. Those
present were Mrs. G. w. Cooper
daughters. Doilie and Ruth. and son
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
ALDER LEAVES.

1t IS an excellent day. Autumn has
begun.
ID. W. Davis and family visited
near Dallas Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Standridge and Miss Bertha
Suits We're married Sunday. We wish
them much joy.
]. B. Widener, the Careless Poet. .
is playing the role Of Country Rube''
at the Polk County Fair held at Mena
this week.
5. G. Henthorn and family return
ed to their home near Kirby Monday.
after several days visit with relatives
here and at Opal.
Careless Poet
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

were Dan Roberts, Elec Roberts and
II. T. Clover.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. 0dell returned
home Saturday after a three weeks
trip in the northern part of the state
and parts of Missouri. They seem to
be satisfied with old Polk county.
A nice rain fell Friday and Satur-
day. Crops are fine around Alder
Springs. Lots of the farmers got
their fodder wet, but where they lost
on one they gained on the other. You
can't hurt the farmers of Polk county
for they raise so many different kinds
of crops that they are sure to pros
Muggins
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
BOARD CAMP BITS.
4 fine rain fell here Friday.

A fine rain fell here Friday.
Our school is progressing satisfac-
torily.
Don't forget our literary Saturday
night.
Several from Yocana attended
church at this place Sunday night.
The Baptist meeting which was in
session ten days closed Sunday night.
Mrs. Earl Peters of Mena is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Victoria Watt
at the present.
Clarence Martin of Texas. who has
been visiting relatives of this place.
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Grace Watkins of Yocana
spent the latter part of last week at
the Wilburn Hilton home.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
NotIee Of confIrmatI0n q IIIls'

NOTICE OF ConHrndtloh y
Notice Is hereby given tnal ~, ~
has been filed In my office as . cis,a /,
the Polk Chancery court pet.lsea Il 4
the confirmation Of the title 70 y. i
lowing described land, all ioes''ar n !
Polk county, Arkansas. toWl.' N.
lNEi4 off SWA. the SWA Of ~
the NWA of SEA, and tnas pa, ~
NEA OF SEA twest OF Mountain M Il.
river, In Section z6, In Iown5ag, a
South of Range 80 West, in o. I
acres more or less, and the QUEUE =
the title to the same in Isaac = =
er, the petitioner therein. -. i
All persons claiming saia ,an. "a
any interest therein, are HEREBY W ~
ed to appear in the Polk onaI al
court on the ist day of the nea ss ii II
Der term and show cause VIZ ~ IA
title to said lands should no. y
firmed in said Isaac ]. Leepel' i n
Witness my hand as ciorh al = 1
Polk Chancery court and tne c"nise
said court on this LIST day o. n 1Sr
Der. 1919. w. L. PARhEi Mo o.
LIST pub. Sep. 4, last Oct. 3 lsis'
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

Harris, Of Texarkana; Mrs. Ellis and
daughter, Mary Lee; Mrs. DIR. Mitch
ell Of Texarkana; Misses Martha and
Edith Peters Of Wichita Falls, Tex;
Miss Gertrude Buse and brother. Her
bert Buse, and Carl and Phil Rosen-
blath, all Of Shreveport, La. Mr..
Matteson left for Kansas City on
Wednesday morning to visit his broth
ers, and will visit his ranch in Okla
home before returning to Polk coun-
y.
Chloe Matteson.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
Fined for Disturbing the Peace.

Charles Bratcher and Frank Lee
were before Police Judge S. II. Smith
Monday on the charge Of disturbing
the peace, the offense having taken
place Saturday night. They entered
pleas of guilty and both were fined SIS
and costs, which amounted in each
ase TO a total of 50.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
Notice of Filing Petition by J. n.
Edwards 70 Confirm Title.

To all persons who claim any inter
est in these lands, to-wit: part 4
the NWA of SWA of Sec. Il, Tvp |
S., Rye. 2S W.. described as follows
at the southwest corner 4
the said tract, running thence east I
rods, thence north 80 rods, thence vss
81 As rods, thence south rs rs roo
hence south 72 degrees west % ri
and thence south AZ ILL., rods 70 plsH
of beginning, containing 36 III afrH
also a part of the SDA Of the sEx
Sec. 10, described as follan
beginning at the southeast eoFns;
said tract, running thence west y ~
thence north 30 rods to Butcher hhA
creek, thence down said creek 81 II
rods. thence east 55 rods, thence Osa
so rods to place of beginning, conlAa
ing 36 III acres; also part o. MI
of SEA of Sec. 10, described q y
lows: Beginning at the southeast e.
ner of said tract, running nofln
rods, thence west 5 5-il rods, theas
south 8 degrees east 20 80 rVn
thence south II degrees west " roh
thence east 80 rods to place OF pesa
ming. containing ! 3-1t acres, o. !
Twp. 3 s., Rye. % W. aud consalne
In all "A ITO acres. Therefore you "
take notice that on this, the Svsa ~
of August, 1919. j, NJ. Edwards y
his petition ia the Chancery eoal I
Polk county for the purpose o. sas
ing and confirming his title 70 al Z !.
lands above described, and you arg :
tilted to appear In the said onansI
court at the October term she 6
1919, and show cause II any you y. =
why the title to said lands snonlu y
be qnieted and confirmed N pe'l'lOa'
This August the goth, 1912. -
w. l.. PARKER, CleiA
LIST pub. Sep. 4, last Oct. ?. 1879
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

When you have an achey, stretchy
feeling and you are dull. tired and dis
couraged it is sign Of approaching
malaria or chills. You should act
quickly to ward off an attack. HER
BINE offers you the help you need.
It destroys the malarial germ, drives
out all impurities and makes you feel
bright, vigorous and cheerful. Price
60c. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

If you child is pale and sickly, picks
at the nose, starts in the sleep and
grinds the teeth while sleeping, it is
a sure sign of worms. A remedy for
these parasites will be found in
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. II
not only clears out the worms, but it
restores health and cheerfulness. Price
30c Sold by Jackson Drug Co.-Adv
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
BEST CUT PINE SHINGLES

When you want the very best cut
Pine Shingles, see or address Balm
Bros, R. F. D. No. 4, Mena, or Sam
Cunningham at store on South Mena
St.--Adv. 1926 BAIT
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
MOUNTAIN FORK FoIBLEs,

JEFF and Henry Weatherford re-
turned Monday from the harvest
field.
Among those that attended the fair
at Mena Monday from this vicinity
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
Estrayed-Horse mule. black.

Estrayed-Horse mule. black, sun
tanned. years old, 141s or Is
hands high, unshod, wart on lower
neck. Liberal reward for information.
G. B. Connally, r. No 2, Mena.--Adv.
2I0-1t 36-1t
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

Good Goods, Watkins. Hatfield ADJ.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

Colds Cause Grip and InfIuenxa
LAXATIVE BRomo ouINrNE Tablets remove III.
,aase- There 10 only one ''BFomo ouinins. :
E W. GROVES signature on Dor. s0c.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

John Deere Flows. Watkins, Hatfield.
ADV.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

cmplcados como rcmcdio hcroico ante
una crisis gravisima. Los prdccdimicn-
tOs cUnscrvadorcs no Sc rigcn asi en-
6pocas dc tranquilidad social, siuo las
dc un gobierno previsOr que concrde
todas las libcrtadcs cumratiDIcs cen
cl bucn orden las amplia con rcia.
ci6n al progrcso poliiicO. Nadic pucde
dudar dc que por csos mcdios. Inas -
mcnOs rcsiringidos, Europa Sc ha II
bradO dc una amcnaza terrible ala
ito Cl Orgullo dc los que intcntaron do
minarla dcsp6ticamcntC. PcFo una vcz
canada la victoria, surge Otra amcnaza
no mcnos terrible que In dc Ia guerra
anterior: Ia disoluci6n social por Ia ac-
ci0n dclCterca del bOlshevismo. paIabra
nucva que define 81 cancer vicjisimo dr
In anarquia dcmag6gica. Pucs, para
cOmbatir csc NAL contagioSo que ~
cXticndc como una cpidcmia. 81 uni
60 mGtOdo cfcaz Is 81 dc Ia prevention
v repression gubcrnativas que adoptsn
hoy tOdos los gobierpos dc Europa v
America, aGn los mas dcmocraticos.
I'll bolshrvismo, IabIando mas Ella
ramente, los anarqu.stas dcmagOgos que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
POR Ell PROCRESO DE La ISLA
Sc PIENSA EsTABLECEK UNA
REFINERIA DE AZUCAR
EN- Ell PALS.

La directiva de la Association de
Productorcs dc Azlcar celebr0 una i'm
portante reunion, con la asistcncia de
los sefores Ramon Aboy Benitcz, Eduar
do Gonzalez, Eduardo Georgetti, Gui-
llcrmo Ricskohl, Federico Rubcrt, Ar
turO Bravo, L. G. Carpenter, Harry
Nc. COrmick, Jose Ruiz Soler, Damian
Monserrat, Jose d.. Riera, Georges
Graves, +. J. Weymouth Y Tomas Su.
birana.
Entire los asuntOs que Sc trataron
en- dicha reunion, sc prcsent0 cl ST.
guiente: buscar un mOdO eficaz de ar
monZar los intercses dc los colonos
de las centralcs en- 10 que Sc reficre a
la liquidation dc las cafas que deban
ser molidas durante esta zafra, pues
hay ell tenor de que el precio fiiadO
por Ia Comisi0n Federal de Alimentos
para azucares que Sc claboren ell Puer-
to Rico en- cl ailo dc 1919 no RIA Gu
rante cl periodic de cxportaci0n V ven
ia dc dichos frutos. El prccio fjado
hasta ahOra es $7.2S.
Sc cree que cl prccio l,a dc tcncr
una baia antes de fnalizar la zafra,
que los azncares que sc liquidcn a
los colonos, en- partc no podran ser
vendidos los rcfinadorcs sinO a un
precio menor que cl actual.
Esta question sera rcsuelta por las
centrales de acuerdO con los intcrescs
particuares de cada una de elias.
FL scfOr Giorgetti prescnt6 la con
sderaci6n dc los schOres dc Ia dirccti
va un plan con la tendcncia de estable
Ger una rcfincria dc azucarcs en- Pucr
to Rico, aportando importantcs datos
adquiridOs en- su rccicnte viaic los
E.U. Manifesto q. tiene amigos alli dis
pucstOs dar parte del capital necesa
rio para cl cstablccimicntO del negocio.y
puso de relieve las numerOsas con
vcmicncias que este prOporcionaria q
los intcrcscs de los azucareros en- Puer
to Rico, Y que 6l cstaba dispuesto a
cOOperar con todas sus fucr2as en- In
realization de este prOycetO, Y que
espcraba cl apoyO dc los azucarcFos
dc Puerto Rico para llevarlo fclizmcn
tc cabO. =
Tambi6n cl scnor GcOrgetti prcseu
to un prOyecto para organizar una en-
prcsa dc vapores que SC dediquc al
trafco exclusive entire Puerto Rico V
E.. L. .ssfHi ~.
Ambos proycctOs fucron acogidos
con calor pOr los concurrentcs, Y sc or
ganizara en- breve una asamblca para la
resoluci6n de Ytos PrPblcmas.
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Zero u repression gulcrnaiisa pr
- soIa Ho puedr rrsuivcf - Trpi,le ma
Hay que oir IaS qucias del ruebio y
a;cndcrIc cn ~ paric dc faxsu puc "
asisia: haecr H. possible para qur las
clascs polJres vcan cn - ColrisrHo un
padre gnc proeura rcmcd ar . ateHuar
los malcs p6b'isoe En las hHefgas ne
surjan hay dps puuios quc exaHinaf:
primrramcnfc ios nafuralcs rfcetgs ~
Va rarcs;ia general y drsVut- la- ~
tcmTrrgneias dc ios oIrrres infuislo-
por obfa del agiiad"r Isolsheviki . hefa
ta. enc les iueiia p vrpnrovrr mas huel
gas coH fftiIcs Prciexios que smpevran
su causa.
TOiaS las mrrcancias han subs.lo. ~
cicrto: Ig~ visrrcS. u rvpa. - Sara
ioS. los uiucblcs Igs aIguiIefrs. eaH
clio hay a'gdn motivo tara fue 80 ~
da un iusto aumento ~ - iorualcs. /.
pcro NO iieHcn raz6n Ius que. de-puss
de- obicHcr Io que pidcn. cxigsH ms.
v rrrtrndeu rrba iar horas de traIsa ~.
10 cual reriudica a Ios Patrougs Y Nh
~cmcdia n earestia. sinp NJ ecnffnrip:
cncarcec mas IA production Y rrfuve
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

en- mayor dahs drt vbssro. Eaaa ssh
saeisaes snesuadas vos - infsixa r..
iaz deI aaasqaists. tsuaa ~ ssf6etew
poIitiso muy psfiHrgso, , ~ haf 0sra
medic De oaisFarIas . fsFsissisiss &c
eiertas medidas severas iusgatfasfa.
bles. Por go Ios ggbiesaes mss o.
IcraIcs - veu oi.liwadas . wees prcs-
eiadir de - vriaeivias dsns0sskiisos y
= usar temperzlnente de h dtetsdusa.
Esa distadura qse ka ssIssas q IN
grss psIixfo = Frss,is. IEglatsF1s
= a Is Essaslos tni,igs.
Pues $50 mismo haern - RgbissHgs
eonscrvadores Iiamados Fraeeionafiys.
porqne aIxuna vrx smviean = esigs
mismos remsdios. usadss pss h deno.
srasia. y. ~ oi,ssanss. Il dsstriaarismp
exaltasio - - seha ea cara nseis.
mcm'e. suaads - ~ fssuTss uaivsr.
saI ~ iosles ~ sisssanas 1siifisos.
" rswimeH sonssrsades ssasiste ga
aplisar - nse.iios egmfsTm~ > Iss -. y
tuaeion~s: Iiivrtsd ivnignsaad IN Iss4 =
Pvrie,ios de pax A. saIaa poIiiiss. :,
Y rigor Hsas mengs sesrrs 81 Ies pss y
fie,Ios de sgisasisa maisssa. fQss otfa 4.
eosa haesH - ggbisfngs ibsfaiss -
ulifa densoerssiees' fisshss svi8ensss y
pairalYies s~usnsstsam que - m&fe'ig
eortieufe - agt,ernar - Ia eniea ma.
nera psssil,ie f. xpi,isrna. sgwsg deeia
W. FIo.Inst ies one = fsshaIssn D.
fsaeeioaafis. - h as,siisiaa 49, ssss
ias nasioass ~ sus xrss.ies ssisss.
h. pruel,sa fanhisn ies ksratss "bst
shevikis" r. fasia ~ 80 ieswus - q
adorssdo f.of feaime swmtsa Mrs vii
son - eun.isIersr ~ ssse - ssss -.
deross enrmigs. ~ ieaHusi~ smplsa5g
ror - iefe - ~ I,gishevisis fssss -
ssse: ia iasha A. sisses tiese gss
rcves'if. siemPss = ~ ts-iss F'sftss. isss d
viiabie iaelssfabismsHte. Il fsfaa
~ gHsFTa civil b zseFsa sivi -
insppsii'ie sin Iss ae~ssmesisws~ mss -.
gantesae. 50 - fsrFgr na#s samgfisws
o.. sin sestsissisNss apyrtsdas bs
f"rmas dsnsgeFsfisss sn isseFss A. ~
auerfa. ssiassents - viFfaszss ssfss
esiesisstieas lsiegs isssss sisias- -
h p~Fssaa ~ ~ sssisiistss ds Fsg.
iaHssHfo = de saiswl sga sapases o. -
W.. ~ ~ sguspsrnsisr sssa n~ssaislad. =
smHe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

IIas .iis psss~sssiss - = sssSss
iaria EfrsHfiea psfs ~ sfshivs = f.,-
gisfrs. =. sIsusulas - iasyspsrssisa y
uaa e~rp~ra~isu qu~ - tssts - gr4sf
aiSar sou - mswsfsF~ a. ''Tgsts EisS
Proxrrss" suva sasina rsissipsi r-1
rnsueusfa ~ - sia.isd - as Iass, Do
=. ". Jes aaes priusipaies = ssss sys.
rvraei6a ssrkH dsdieaFss 81 sezgsig ds
irnpremsa sn gsmeraL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
Alrededor del mundo

Otros muchachOs amigos suyOs juga-
ban cerca de la via del ferrocarril.
UnO dc los compahcrOs de Klink at0
uho de los cabOs de una sOga alrede-
dor del cuerpo de Klink, y en- ell mo-
mentO de pasar un tren de carga tir6
un lazO con la misma soga al tren con
tai tino, que la sOga Sc suspendi6 de
una dc las piezas del wagon de cola.
FL pObre Klink fuc arrastradO a mas
de 800 yardas de distancia antes de
que el maquinista pudiera detener la
marcha de la locomotora. Ell mucha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
iQue perniciosa es la Influenza dc
la influenza!

La sehora Leonora L. Meder, elo-
cuente abogada, activa "clubwoman'
V ex-Conscia del Ayuntamiento de Chi
cago, ha anunciadO que presentara su
candidatura para luchar en- las pr0xi-
mas elecciones de Alcalde.
AL hacer p6blica esta noticia mani
fest0 10 siguiente:
"NO. hay ninguna raz6n para que
una mujer deje de gObernar la segunda
ciudad de los Estados UnidOs. iSe
puede presentar ningunO de los otros
candidates con una historic de tanta
eficiencia como la mia? Acab0' mani
festando que su candidatura no tiene
caracter polfticO.
La mujer empieza a imponersc. y
no precisamente pOr sus pantalones.
Hay quien cree que los pantalones dan
mayor gravedad las ideas un vuc-
10 mas alto al pensamientO.
Pantalones son pantalones ideas
son ideas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

qaieren pcsear a rio revueIto. apsgve
chan Ia OCCASION de Ia penuria en- quc
gimcn las eIases prolesarias para atizar
Ia diseordia expIotandO IN miseria de
los obrcros. Esta nucva ealamidad obi
GA a los gobicrnOs q eontinuar re-.
tringiendo las libertades. pOrque en- -
tOs casos ia libcriad e. NV arma pole
rosa del enemigo. ~ describes - una
agitaci6n maIsana lie Ia extsema ~
quierda, que no pueie ser eoutenisla
sino con una repression cfcetaada por
In extrcma dereeha.
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La arnenaza bolsheviki

Lo que en- dias de enfermedad de
vuelve la salud al cuerpO, es 10 que
en- menOs dosis mantiene el organismo
sano en- buenas condolences de vida.
La medicina Y Ia hygiene son proccdi-
mientOs entire los cualcs solo hay di-
ferencias dc grade. Una restableee la
salud cuando sc ha perdido, v con Ia
Otra sc mantiene el cucrpo en- estado
normal. Hemos vistO como las naeio-
ncs aladas han triunfado de un enc
migo fuerte poderoso graeias a los
metodos de severidad gubernamental
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

George w. Mitchell, del estadO de
Pennsylvania, en- una demanda esta-
blceida pOr dahOs pcrjuiciOs contra
William George Barton, pide la suma
dc $4,000 pOr cada unO de los dedOs
de sus manOs, los cuales perdi6 empu-
fiando las riendas de un cOche bajO
una temperature severa en- una mafana
de inviernO.
Mitchell soStienc en- su dcmanda que
los Barton lc Obligaron a manejar cl
cOche contra su voluntad, y que eau
sa de la rigurOsa temperature, sus de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
Suscribase a EL MUNDO.
LOS PRECIOS DEL AzUCAR
EN- LA GRAN ANTILLA

Informan dc Ia capital dc Cuba que
los haccndadOs han pedidO Ia dircc-
ci6n dc Subsistcncias que sc dcje sin
efcctO la resolution que senalaba pre-
clio al azIcar dc Gaia. La direction
piensa aumcntar un centavO los ref
nadorcs almaccnistas, como 10 han
logrado con cl nucvo coItrato del All
car, los hacendados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

Los fugitivOs franccscs llcgadOs
EstOkOlmo proccdcntcs dc Russia, de-
claran que Ia cxistencia en- MoscG sc
hace impossible. Una taxa dc lcchc
cucsta $3.50 y una libra de pan $3.50.
Agregan que la tifoidea csta causan-
do cstragos V que Ia genie sc apiha
todos los dias en- las cntradas dc los
cementcriOs esperanto cada unO su tur
no para cnterrar unO o mas miembr0s
de su familia. Debido Ia escasez de
f6retrOs los cadavercs son cubicrtos
solamente con una morta.ja de papel,
10 que puebla el ambicnte dc miasmas
fetidos que contribuyen q propagar los
cstragOs.
La vcrdad cs que los rusos, dcsdc
que les di6 por mctcrsc Bolshcvikis,
Sc los csta llevando cl diablo. Vivir
con hambre morirse sin que pucda
ser dcccntemente enterradO cs cl col
mo de Ia dcsventura.
y encima dc todo este tener que
pagan $50 pOr una mala taxa dc cafe
POr que no sc van nucstrOs cafe
teros a Russia Harlan un ncgocio re-
dondo. Demasiado redondo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

dos sc hclarOn dc mOdo tai que Sc VIC
obligado sufrir la amputaci6n dc
todOs ellos.
Dicz dedos, $4,000 pOr cabeza,
tliyo, pOr dedO, son la no desprcciable
suma de $l5o.OO0.
Y SC dira Mitchell para su capotc:
"iQuien tuviera vcintc manosi"
A. II. c. Cochran, dc S6 amos dc
edad, reSidente en- cl estado dc Illinois,
le han cmpezadO s5slir los dientcs
dc arriba pOr tcrcera vez despu6s dc
convalesccr dc la influenza.
ivaya con Ia influential iQue ten
drsn que yer los dientcs de arriba
con la inhuenzas
81 todOs los atacados dc la va ia
mosa epidcmia lie volvieran salir los
dientcs, aviados cstaban los dcntistas.
iQuebraban pOr que qucbraban! En-
fin, csto no sucede NADIA mas que con
'Os s$HAeeesi- .,s-as ., -.