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Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1919-10-09
Local and Personal Items.

Estrayed-6 foot step ladder
in good condition when last
seen. Finder please return to my
house, no questions asked.
j. X. Jameson.
Misses Bogel, and Dada Nc
Carly spent last Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Cab
OF.
Miss Josie Forbes returned
home Monday from a six weeks
visit with friends and relatives
in Indiana and Illinois.
DR.. J. S. Eastland returned
last Thursday from a visit in
Wisconsin for the past month
with relatives and friends.
Harvey Holmes is filling the
place of C. F. Long as cashier
at the First National Bank.
A contribution to current
humor was the report of the
st. Paul investigators of the
high cost of living. They issued
a "fair" price list that showed
the dealers were not charging
enough for food products in
that city.
White County has been asked
to buy $4,000 worth of Treas
ury Saving Certificates before
the first of January, 1920.
The Farmers County Union
will meet at Sidon October 7th
and 9Th, commencing at 10 o.
clock Friday. Every Union in
the county should have at least
one delegate present. Cores
pond with George Names, coun-
ty secretary, Ell Paso, Ark.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1919-10-09

tirely Northumberland applica-
tons are used to destroy the cancer
and internal medication to purify the
blood. Any sufferer should write at
once to DR.. Johnson for his book,
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1919-10-09

Cancer Truths" which tells of his
experiences and wonderful non-sur-
gical treatment. Address Dr.. O. A.
Johnson, Suite $50, 1924 Main St.,
Kansas City, Mo. advt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28

The worst man is sometimes eapa-
BILE of giving good advice.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
STORE OFFICERS
TO Be DEMANDED
AT CONFERENCE
First and Second "1nyita-
tons" Ignored; One
More to be Ignored.

r"fr s. F ~ "
Bismarck. N. d.. March 2s.-The
officers Of the Consumers United
stofes Co., one Of the several league
business institutions controlled by
Townley, accentuated their defiance of
the edicts of the state banking board
BY a second time Thursday refusing
to appear in response to an invitation
from the blde sky commission for a
conference.
The blue sky commission took no
further note Of this defiance than to
issue another invitation. II this invi-
tation is ignored. It is understood that
'more powerful means may be re-
sorted to.
The blue sky commission acted un.
1der an opinion from the supreme
court. holding to be speculative GER
,~tifcates similar to those offered for
sale by the Consumers United Stores
Co. in this instance being sold by the
Lignite Consumers Mining Co.; OF
which Samuel j. Aandahl of Litch.
vile, chairman Of the state railway
commission.
This opinion was handed down two
weeks ago.. and Immediately there.
altar the blue sky board served the
Consumers Co. with an order to cease
selling its certificates until it hat
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
complied with the provisions Of the
states blue sky lava: a.7s3 s .

complied with the provisions Of the
SUITES blue sky lava. ' ss
This order was ignored in q curt
letter from officials OF the company in
which they informed the blue sky
commission that 1t had no control
over their. business. The blue sky
q then issued an invitation TO the
ondcials of the Consumers Co. to come
In Thursday, and talk things over, par
ticularly with q view to re-estahlish-
ing the Consumers United Stores Co.
on a cooperative basis under which
the certtflcate-holders who have in
vested more than $500, 900 in the
concern. will have. some share In its
profits and a voice in its manage
ment.
The second communication has been
ignored entirely, except in the Town
ley newspaper organ at Fargo. which
used the action Of the blue sky
commission as q pretext for q series
OF attacks upon Attorney General
LANCER, who, with Secretary of State
Hall and Governor Frazier, constitute
the blue sky commission. ~
Townley's organs stories impungtne
the motives of Attorney General
Lahger in seeking an investigation Of
the Townley chain store system thai
charges were made that a fund OF
$4,000, to which Fargo wholesaler,
and jobbers had contributed, was be.
ing raised in the Twin Cities for the
purpose of throttling the Consumers
Co. The publication Of these allega.
lions was Immediately followed by az
offer Of a reward Of $1,000 by Attor'
ney General LANCER, who served no,
tice personally upon President A. c
Townley and the Courier-News tina,
this sum had been deposited in &
Mandan bank to the credit Of an,
person who would produce proof tina
the Courier-News' charges of an il
legal combination against the Con
sumers' Stores Co. were founded OF
fact.
The Consumers Co. is much in tn
position of the Equity COOPERATIVE
Packing Co. of Fargo and the Equit!
Exchange of st. Paul. Both Of thes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
MEN TO
BE ENLISTED FOR
WORK IN EUROPE

Washington. March ss.-An imhhe-
diate call for $4,000 volunteers for
service In Europe has been prepared
by the war department and probably
will be published tomorrow. As an
incentive to enlistment the men will
be offered early duty in France a. a
relief for men In the expedttionary
forces who wish to return home. En-
listment in this special force will be
for three years. The men will be
concentrated at Camp Meade. Mary
land. and probably will be sent over
seas in contingents one thousand
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28

concerns were alleged to be operating
In North Dakota; without having COM
piled with the. provisions Of the blue
sky act: They were notified to cease
selling stock in North Dakota until
they had procured the approval OF
the blue sky board. Both companies
promptly appeared before. the blue
clean bill Of health. The ban on the
sale Of their stock was Immediately
removed.
The banking commission Is at a
loss to understand why the Consum-
ers' United Stores Co., q 9Townley or
~ganization. should not be equally will
ling to have its affairs investigated.
in order that the official seal of the
state may be placed on its operations
ers, somewhat shaken by recent dis.
closures. restored.
Bank Case Goes Over.
The further investigation Of the
Valley City banking transactions of
Jack Hastings and4Tom Box, Townley
field agents, which was to have come
UP Thursday, was postponed q week
because Deputy Examiner Hafd0rsOn
was not ready to report. A. Torkel-
son, cashier Of the American Ma
tional bank, taken over by the league,
and county Auditor Nelson OF
Barnes county, we're here from Val
ley City to testify.
The Ignite Consumers Mining Co,
with home offices at New England and
mines at Havelock, was admitted.
II charged LANCER with being used
as a too by interests who are laugh.
ing at him behind his back" said
Secretary Morris in describing the
meeting. 81 know they are LANCER
admitted said Morris.
LANCER declared that anyone who
said he was against the league pro.
gram was a liar, and that he intended
to prepare a statement of his position
on the league program which neither
the Tribune nor the Fargo Forum
would dare to publish"
Mr.. LANCER had no comment tt
make on the meeting o its> subjec
matter. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
81. PAUL POLICE
ARE
Charges Of Harboring Vice
and Crime Said to be
Unfounded.

st. Paul. March 2s.-After an in
vestigation Of several weeks touch
ing upon charges OF protection for
vice and crime in st. Paul, the RAM
sey county grand jury filed Its special
report today and declared the charges
are unfounded. The police depar-
ment,; which has been under fire, is
exonerated.
The report declares that members
of the police department have ac-
cepted rewards for recovering stolen
automobiles, but holds that similar
conditions exist in Minneapolis and
other cities. The grand jury decided
that insurance companies holding the
risk on cars which had been stolen
often> "insisted' upon paying rewards
to police %officerr. According to the
report, the grand jury has been as
sured by Henry McColl. commission
er Of public safety, that policemen
and detectives will no longer be per-
mitted to accept reward compensa-
ton for such acts Of public service.
The grand jury was convened after
charges had boon made in the Twin
Cities and by officials Of neighboring
cities that the St. Paul police de-
partment was protecting automobile
thieves and other criminals as the re-
suit Of an agreement that the GRIM
inals would 10 operate in st. Paul.
..-
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MENUS
Shrimp Wirole.

IL
bne cup shrimp. 2 cups milk, 2
teaspoons butter, 2 tablespoons flour,
II cup peas, salt and paprika.
! Remove the vein from shrimp and
cut in small pieces. Make sauce Of
m Tx. flour and butter. Add shrimp
AID peas to sauce. heat thoroughly,
s4son to taste. Serve on triangles of
AmbrOSia.
RkOne cup canned pineapple, / cup
HAned peaches, M cup drainage, "
shredded cocoanut, cup
4 shmallow topping.
&ut orange, pineapple and peaches
hsiCbes and chill. Mix the fruits and
Slate in stem glass dishes, add
small mount Of fruit juice to each,
sprinkle with cocoanut, and top with
Whipped marshmallow topping.
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The Grocery and Market Bargain PAGE E 5:$: e.
drippings. Add the tomato juice and
boil until the rice is soft.
Egg Goldenrod.

Egg Goldenrod.
Five slices toast, / cup thin white
sauce. 3 eggs, Parsley.
Add finely chopped whites to sauce,
reheat and pour owe warm toast.
Press yolks through strainer on top
Of sauce and let fall in light flakes
to look like %goldenrod. Garnish with
parsley.
i Sponge Drops.
Whites Of 3 eggs. Il cup powdered
X teaspoon salt, Y teaspoon vanilla.
Beat whites stiff and dry, cut and
fold sugar in gradually. Add well
beaten yolks and flavoring. Cut and
fold in flour mixed with salt. Drop
from tip Of spoon on Enluttered
paper. Sprinkle with sugar. Bake
eight minutes in moderately hot oven.
This recipe makes about forty-five
small sponge drops. To sprinkle with
sugar, put powdered sugar in sitter
and shake owe top of cookies before
on pans inverted. @~
Mutton Stew.
One pound neck or breast of NUT
ton, 2 teaspoons salt, n teaspoon pap
per, 1 slice onion, / teaspoon parsley,
l quart water.
Wipe and cut mutton in pieces.
P.arboil, drain and return to kettle.
Cover with one quart boiling water,
add onion. pepper. salt and parsley.
Simmer until meat is tender. Re
meat and reheat. Serve with border
of Tite.s &" ~ ~
: E.--A- - -...- --
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EBERrs SALARY ANNOUNCED.

EBERTS SALARY ANNOUNCED.
Berlin. Thursday. March 27.-(By
The Associated Press. THE salary Of
President Ebert Is officially announced
The salary must pay the cost Of rum
ming the presidential office and the
salaries Of the personnel.
President Ebert must render an ac-'
count of his expenditures and return
any unused balance.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
Para .reSO|Ver la huelga
de los f0TTOviariOS.

Aver al medic dia celebrose en- Ell
palacio del Gobernador una interesan
to reunion en- la cual fue nombrado
ell Comite de Arbitraje que ha de te-
ner a su cargo ell delicado asunto de
resolver la huelga ferroviaria, que tan
tos perjnicios esta ocasionando va a
la industria y al cOmercio del pals.
Dicha Oomision esta compuesta por
ell Hon. Juez senior Emilio, del Toro,
quien actuara como Presidente; por don
Manuel Paniagua y don Florentino Mi
randa, quienes representaran a los in
dustriales azucareros, y por don Joa-
auin Becerril Y don Evangelino Calde-
ron, en- representation de los obreros.
La Comisi6n de Arbitraje presto
juramento aver tarde y di6 comienzo
seguidamente sus primeras gestionss.
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ALora que toeamos este punto Sc
ria bueno recordar un detalle intere-
sante sobre el sisteRa policiaco en
Espafia --la nacion que llamcn atra
sada!-- tan diferente del que esta EN-
vigor en- otras.
Mendez Alanis, jefe de Ia Policia
Secreta de Espaha, en- una Inter
viw' que celebr6 con Ell 'Caballero
Audaz' (Jose Maria Carretero), ma
nifesto que Ell objeto de enviar los de.
lincuentes la carcel, es separates
provisionalmente de la sociedad, a Ia
que han ofendido, pero que la Policia
esta en- Ell deber de aconsejarlos
protegerlos, tambien, cuando 'se han
alejado del delito.
La policia no es para ensaharse con
los delincuentes, como ocurre con los
detectives que apareccn Ell within
the Law. Estos agentes secretos, ST.
guen eternamente el rastro de los que
esa incesante persecution, 10 que hacen
es precisamente evitar que encuentren
trabajo puedan regenerarse.
La sefora Fabregas fue muy aplau-
dida, y al final de algunos cuadros ell
tel6n Sc levant6 varias veces, ante las
clamorosas ovaciones del pdblico emo
cionado. FL sefior Tovar fu6 antenoche
el jefe de una banda de bandoleros,
y clandestinamente penetro a atlas ho-
ras de Ia noche en- una casa. Muy en-
caracter, muy bien, y muy interesan-
te. Los sefiores Mufioz, Hernandez, Gar
cia y Martinez, bien. La sefiorita Ba-
rragan y las sehoras Castillo Chave-
rro contribuyeron grandemente al ext
to de la obra, v merecOn especial men
ci6n.
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La tragiCa deSapariCi6n
dc Guadalupe Lopez
Continuation de Ia la. pag>

Continuation de Ia la, pag>
ra que esclareciera la verdad de los
hechos, y AdamGs, inmediatamente,
manifesto que el creia que Eustaquio
era la mano asesina de Guadalupe.
El fiscal, en- vista de los hechos,
dijo que habia pruebas evidentes de
haberse llevado a cabo el crimen.
Por Gltimo, Nicolas Adamts, cuan-
do iba ser encerrado en- las galeras
anexas al preside, lie dijo al policia
Jose Cedeho que el guerra decir quien
saba en- ell barrio de "Minillas", don
de estaban enterrados los restos de
la victima, Guadalupe.
Manifesto que por ell ano de 1915
era Comisario del barrio don Vicente
Cruz, quien llam6 Eustaquio y en-
preseneia de el (Adamus) lie dijo que
81 saba 10 que Eustaquio habfa he
cho.
Despu6s de estas manifestaciones
hechas por Adamus al referido poll
eta, volvi6 ser llamado de nuevo ell
fiscal Diaz Collazo, quien la vez la
mo a su taquigrafo don JESUS Dfaz,
y ambos constituidos en- ell cuartel de
la policia' de esta ciudad, procedieron
a un interrogatorio, en- ell cual Ada
mus trat6 de evadirse de la acusacion
que contra 6l Sc ha establecido,. y al
mismo tempo manifesto que el no
guerra pagar la responsabilidad que
pueda caber al verdadero autor de tan
espantoso crimen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
NOtaS Teatra|eS.- --"AI AmparO de la Ley"

Un drama policial americana, con al
tas intenciones sociales, fue estrenado
por la compafia de Virginia Fabre-
gas.
Este drama, que en- ingles Sc intitu-
Ia within the Law, Sc mantuvo en-
los carteles de Broadway durante va
rias semanas, y fue en- la gran urbe
neoyorquina un 6xito de taquilla.
Acasc porque las traducciones nunca
pueden ser como el original, porque
Ell asunto no haya tenido mejor desen-
lace, la obra resulto BIEN, pero no
I'm gran exito, como era de esperarse,
dada la fama de que venia precedida.
Los dos primeros actos Sc desarrollan
en- un establecimiento neoyorquino, don
de hay infnidad de muchachas (GIRLS)
trabajando para el patron, bajo la fe-
rllla de un capataz demasiado cruel
Ell asunto por 81 solo es demasiado tri-
vial, 81 no fuera por que en- ell fondo
Sc descubre Ia intencion social, una
sana doctrina de regeneration para las
pobres, GIRLS, que trabajan Ell esas
grandes ciudades, y para no caer en-
las garras de la lujuria que les tiende
tentadoras emboscadas, no tienen otro
recufso one caer en- Las otras garras
de los patronos.
maria Turney'' (papel que estu-
vo cargo de la sefora Fabrsgas) es
una de estas dependencies del conner
clio. Cana seis d6lares semanales, y
un dia, porque Otrs roba y para des-
truir el cuerpo del delito le echa en- su
mesa, Sc We procesada por hurto, Y mas
tarde condenada tres amos de presi.
dio, que cumple religiosamente, pero
ksiempre alentando secretamente la ven-
ganza contra Ell patron. Hemos de am
Pillar 'diciendo que Maria, aunque ino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
San Juan iendT5 IN nuslO
TesiTO smpIIO J sIsgs6ie

fos scasrer "cf rs csa
ciaoa rsprsssutanfss a. psiitais- ds -
e iocalidad ben clncab.do al frfee.a
De fabr.ear IN bfsve - h-rmea IS
tro en- esta c.uaad qna ufvafs 81 asm
be de Tea'ro Anseiea"
~ nusv8 tsasro tsrk csn.ff.ar -
u eaiis del comsrclo. sn D. Ma4ma.
muy ceres Gei sisia danas 49, n -
cusnfFa II cine "TFes Bsnfefss 81
cdiaeio fsrs es arluisssfura sauB.efa.
msn;e nodsrna. psrfsc'amrtfs vrnfHs
do. con an smpiio y s'szaa'a VET -
Us amr.ia ser nat.n rna.faf vs.
para sshcfas r,frstes - pu-ffa f. =
ffescos. Gnicss , tabaess staedet rs.
merlnos. docgra66. to.ia 81 r4atea n4a.
pio Dc - tsatfsr modern
~ sdiaeio -sfa conssru a. rrrfts
de fneHo estsrk prevff. A. sta
suidorss quimicos. msnaneras. sfr. Trss
escalsras = prueba A. fusea teadrel
ran a. pfbiic1 assds q p'sn.s ai'a All
rsctamsn.e a IA esns. T. p'sa's ts.a
tendra ocho rrandss pasffss de ~ as
a hn De enc ios enc asittar o -.
psetacuss pusdsn ssiif trlsnassarhf
On caao - aectdeufe
~ nusvo tsairo tsn1n esrsffs1
para 1900 psrsonas , rs fedlfafa Is
exhibicl6n ds peilcuias offes pee
tscalos de varisdsdss.
Feiieitamos Dc antamsno io 81
horss "Crosas y Co.. , - asenIsaes
txitos sn IA nusva supresa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
Ell aCerCamiGntO de Jupiter
Aunque RueSTaS eOaS no eSitG COnmadsS sin tesde O.
mes dc OCiub V0nlmOS diCGndO que tembIsTs Ia llsna
en- OCtubTe on dicembTe

La noche del de este mes. estaba
esplendorosa; diafano el cielo y de IN
azul intense. con un ointur6n Dc nubcs
hacia levante.
La luna en- crecienie 10 iluminaha
un tanto, y solo dejaba yer las estre-
Has de primera a tercera maRn.tud
A las doce vimos destacarse a Jupi
ter por entire las nubes que ocultan
81 Oriente su brillo inusitado nos
confrm6 su acercamiento a IA terra
en- este mes.
Habiamos estudiado los dicz movi-
mientos dc ia terra; pero indudable-
mente es 81 oneeno movimiento. u que
efectGa nuestro planeta cuando los
otros astros de nuestros sistcma ~
recorrer sus 6rbtas, uniulan. y So
acercan nosotros. hacienda que
nuestra TERRA. influenciada por IN
attraction. Sc desvie un tauto De 81
orbita y salga a saludar I'll compa
nero, como dice Rcclus producit udo-
SC entonces estremocimientos mas @
menos perccptibles en- forma Dc tenn
blores dc terra. erupciones volcaui-
cas- 0 rebosos de mar.
Observando nosotros cstos fenome-
nos. desde hace algunos amos. hemos
notado que tienen lugar para Jos puc
llos dc las zonas calidas del rloho
fquizas por su ensanchamiento ccua-
toriaD Y la hora en- que u planeta
que So nos acerca, esta en- II cent 70
nadir, Gel lugar que sufre Ia conmo
ci0n. SinticudOse Csta 81 nduellos
stios que por espeeiales circunstan-
cias De su estructura fisioa. scan me
nos consistentes. v por 10 tanto mae
susceptibles de desquiciarse @ conmo
verse, al producer 81 hal6n magnetico
ejercido por el planeta que Sc nos
eprOxima un tGnto
Aunquc nuestras toosias no esttn
eonfirmadas aun, pues al menos para
uosotros estan on estudio. dcsde u
mes dc octubre veuimos dicicndo cue
temblaria la TERRA en- octubre y en-
d.ciembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
IntereSante doSafiO de
baseball" en- Mayaguez

Ell sabado sali6 para Mayaguez la no
vena de "base ball' de Ia Compafiia
"H" del Regimiento, con el prcposito
de celebrar dos desafios con la c6lebre
y conocida novena "Mayaguez"
Ante una concurTencia muy poca nu-
merosa di6 ell comienzo Ell juego de por
la mahana, con un resultado de 0
en- favor del Mayaguez.
En- el desafio de por Ia tarde la con-
currencia era mas numerosa y Ell en-
tusiasmo indescriptible. A juicio de don
Antonio Luciano, manager" de la Ii
ga, nunca Sc ha5ia visto un desafio de
pelota tan concurrido y animado
En- este juego, los muchachos de Ma
yaguez recibieron una notable decep-
ci6n, pues los jugadores de la "H'' Sc
presentaron resuelsos a desluitar la de-
rrota que habian sufrido por La mafiana.
Nuestros pelotaris, desde el primer in
ning'' en- adelante Sc fueron como espu-
ma. En- honor a Ia verdad hay que de-
cir q. no haber sido por una indecisi6n
parcial del "umpire", los mayagueza-
nos sc hubieran nevado, indudablemen-
te, las nueve argollas, y seguramente
hnbieran sido derrotados por los boys
de Ia "H". He aqui el resul.ado por en-
tradas en- los desafios de mafiana Y tar
de:
POr la mafiana ninguna carrera pa
ra la "H'' y 6 para Mayaguez.
Por la tarde: Siete para la "H' y
ocho para Mayaguez.
Triunfaron, como Sc We, por una ca
rrera. REPORTER MILITAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
Mas de 100 maquiniStaS de-
CIaTadOs en- hueIga en- Ponce

Die. 6.
Esta mafiana cuando numorosas psreo.
mas SC dispon'sn a tomar 81 tgen para
sus residcno.as de j. Isla. fueron infog
mados en- Ia estaci6n. que el translto
del ferrocarri es.aba paralizado. por ha
borse dec!ara4c On huslga los omplsa
dos y motoristas del mismo. Por consi
guientc, todos los pasaieros regregaron
a la ciudad llevdndoge el natural chas
co.
Momentos daspues visitamoa las o..
cinas de Ia Compafia nos entreviHa
NOS cor el atento cabal!oro Mr. &. II.
de Ziamkrioaz. quifn nos suninlsts6
interesante information scerca del mo-
vimionto. En- la actualidaa hay mas De
cisn maquinis as EN- huolsa On es'a Gin
dad, Sc Presume que este ndmcro an
mcnte antes dc terminar Ia prcssnte Sc
mana. la correspondence &c Peace y
demas pueblos limitrofes. fue condueida
Gil algunos trucks" a San Juan. Con
Ia paralizaci6n del iransRo ferroviarlo
Sc nota poca animation en- las caHas 3
on 81 concrete dc Ia oiudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05

En 81 ndmero correspondtertr
octuLre. Sic "iierallo 81 "a Wnier~
dgimor. cue crsiamor ~ a ro.tH.
DAD d. poicr alRln da pfelsr is
ia 10 bora eu qac pueia saniIft -
lenihlor para un pueblo dsls. 5 tsta
seria aq1ella 81 que = plarsts r.fa-
yicra u ~ cent - 20 nslr ga
pueblo.
y he aqui que desris D. haf.raa
producido ios tsmhiosss de asfu.re.
ieemos hoy % Ill MUNDO@ rse 81
Magaguez se esfan tiniisnia tentie-
res entire tres cuntro dr j. nata
"a iusiamcnte a "a bora teras
a Jupiter on u cents A. Paerta gta.
~ estas uoehe
iPor que los que eamiatrn rie
tras tecrias ~ So ponen 4 ahfsftar
u que exponemos. cian.io rsta ,.sas
sou suseeptibles b. compraias anf
Guam utl ~ ssria CARA i turs-
nitlai q poler preicrIr lla tafl.rs
coa.o 81 rreiicen Dos harafaaa
Y vl'vlendo . nuesfro 1artf
fueran us habisanies cd san l ~
aoafcra periurhada les f.sne gat.
- con an adelanfo rslasiga lt itae.
nItud dol rlaneta. fseran petrutI
ales para sus oloe nnios Is anfa
sanoras las iuminesas Is rl.atf.
muudo. I No eaisrisn fassf.la ln fs
r. ditertido oyenio las lamee'a
r. Ias ifrriealae. rreaara.aI8 81 fH
~ murio pam = i1 o d. eftr, ia
haber un pr qae sa qt hr 80
futil creencia1
Sc noeosita tups rsra eser ne
porque unos piarsia atafe n -
6la para feeotros. van ci.f.rr ara
attraction euorme sotf. - eai
IA TERRA nupsfra
Cuando IN aeneraran qle rre
celia lea los araies a. sstaa famftr.
icomo van reir nanIIhuis faf.n
te. Do los simplonss - rue. .ffas ,.n.
tenuorapeos'
Aua Roqui a. uupsst
Diciemire 3. 1919
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05

cente, fud ssntenciada para servir de
ejemplo a las otras.
Una vez cumplida su sentcncia, Ma
ria logra hacer victima de sus encan-
tcs al hijo del patron que le acus6 in
justamentes y de este modo Sc pone
en- camino de la gran'venganza que pla-
neaba' desde hacia tempo. -.
Ain despues de estar fuera de Ia
carcel Maria es perseguida por los
agentes de la Secreta, que guardian
los records de sus delitos, y quie-
rem a la fuerza, hacerla salir de La
ciu6ad, evitando de este modo que On
cuentre trabajo sea amada por Ell
hijo del patron.