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The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14
SOLDIERS LETTER!
Feb. End, 1919

Feb. End. 1919.
Ground Hog Day, France.
Messrs Peterson Bros.
Ebert, Colorado.
Dear Brothers and Father:-
Will write a
few lines to let you know that ! am
still in what is known as Sunny
France. but don't know how long
/ will be here but here is hoping
will not stay much longer: and the
dope that I am hearing now it looks
pretty good to me and sounds a darn
sight better. ! heard today that we
may leave France In about three
weeks and then we are going to be
home-ward bound.-Well | hope
1t is true but don't believe that what
have said as the orders in this
mans army changes like the wind.
SO a person does not know what
direction 1t will blow tomorrow
But here's hoping that II will blow
toward home. BY the way. will
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home Well have been quite lucky
while the time / have been in the
army Have been sick only few
days and not very serious at that.
had the mumps few weeks ago.
but they did not bother me at all
and l never did quit eating but had
to stay in the camp hosuital for 1s
days. Well / hope that l will come
home In healthy frame: the best nj
the world at the eprsent and have
nothing to complain about, whatever.
| have only one hour to drill to day
and only FIVE days in the week. so
that is not 80 bad. but the officers
give us two hour lecture every FIVE
days In the week and on Saturday
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Silk Quilt to be Auctioned.

1t has been learned that 1t is not
permissible to conduct a rattle for
the benefit of the Red Cross There
fore, the silk quilt which has been
on display at The Elizabeth Mer-
camille Company. and on which chan
ces have been sold, will be sold at
Auction on March IS at the Alfred
Hansen sale. All of the money re-
ceived on the chances as we'll as
that received from the sale will be
turned into te Red Cross.
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ANOTHER.
Camp Eustis, Va.
Feb. 25th. 1913.
Ralph


Dear Mother and all
Well, here I am,
back in Gods country once again.
and hoping l never leave it again, on
such an errand. But 1t did not take
long and 1t certainly was done we'll
| have a great many things to talk
about; but l will be with you in just
a few more days | will be free man
again. I put in for my discharge
here In the east; will be sent to
Denver and turned loose there
This is a fine camp here. warm
and nice. although it was raining the
day we came in and 1t has rained
almost all day tody- but yesterday
was a beautiful day.
We received our mail the first day
we got off the boat; and received
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5 letters, the first mail we had re-
ceived in nearly three months. The
last mail we received in France was
post marked Nov. 18th. and It came
on the 18th. of Dec, so you see what
kind of mail service we were get
ting over there.
Well, 1t is all over now. Money
could not hire me to go through a.
gain what we have gone through In
the last six months. that is for any
other cause.
| sent you a wire when ] arrived
here but ! guess the Red Cross also
notified you. We had terrible rough
voyage coming across, and for two
days 1t was doubtful whether we
would reach this side. as the boat
was ldaking badly. 1t took us
thirteen days to cross and we were
crowded on like cattle.
Well Mother, | will say good bye
for this time, as | will be with you
soon and / can tell you better than
| can write it.
With love to all at home. from
your loving son,
Lewis Baldwin.
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COUNTY AGRICULTURIST.

H. l.. Ford the now County Ag-
ent arrived in Kiowa Tuesday to
take charge of the County Agent
work in Ebert County. He will
be on hand to meet the farmers and
citizens of this county to help them
in any way possible in assisting
with their problems. All suggest
ions as to what the farmers need
and what they want will be gladly
received and it is possible that he
can help with some of the peoples
difficulties.
The County Agricultural Agent
is not looked upon as an outsider
with an abundance of advise" but
is a sympathetic helper not know
ing 1t all but in touch with all that
is known on the subject of farming
and therefore able to secure the re-
quired information on short notice
The agent Is councillor and a
friend. He is the farmers agent,
their problems.
Mr.. Ford will have his head
quarters in the court house and as
soon as the roads are in better con-
dition he hopes to visit each rural
community in the county and to
get acquaintainted with the people
and study the rural life.
Elbert County. because of It's size
will have to be worked thru COM
munities rather than thu individual
assistance. but the people OF
this county should feel free to call
upon the new Agent and make sug-
gestions for better agricultural
condition in the county.
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SOLDIERS LETTER.
Bordeaux. France.
February. 6th, 1912.
Dear Mother and Father

Dear Mother and Father
1t has been naerly three
weeks since / wrote last. so Will try
and write few lines this evening
have been in the hospital two weesk
with the "fu', Just came back TO
my company this morning. ] was
awful sick for a few days, had a
temperature of 104 degrees for two
days. They kept me on a liquid di-
eft for six days. coffee and meat broth
sure thought they were going to
starve me. ! am feeling just fair
Idon't have any wark to do. just re-
port a detail to certain place, and
see that the work is done. will be
all right in a few days.
Received a letter from Violet
while In the hospital. and they were
all well yet and hadn't caught the
Flu Lewie wrote a few lines,
(which came while ! was in the hos
pital, said he had recovered from the
flu and was able to be around again.
Ihad been planning on going TO
Belgium, starting Monday. but this
Flu has sure put stop to that.
They say this will be the last
bunch to go on a pass. as we may
get orders to move at any time. a
gain 1t may be three months before
we move. But we are in hopes II
will not be that long. | saw piece
in the paper where they are dis
charging each soldier and giving eahc
one fifty dollars when he gets his
discharge papers. Hope this is 80,
for this money will sure come in
mighty handy. especially If they turn
us loose this winter; for most of
the fellows disposed of their clothes
when they came into the army.
Well, / will close for this time.
hoping this will find you all well.
Your loving son.
Ralph.
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A. NJ. johnson went to Calhan one
day last week and found the roads
SO bad that he did not get home un-
til three o'clock next morning.
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GET READY FOR THE
OLD CLOTHES CAMPAIGN

Spring is here. Easter is coming
and every one will have some new
clothes. OF course you will want to
give the old ones, which still have
lots of good wear in them to the-Rde
Cross
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DON'T WAIT TO BE SOLICITED

When ever you are coming down.
bring bundle along and leave 1T
st the room povided for them above
the Gates store. The clothes must
be packed and shipped during the
week of March "a.
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Rev. Light preached very inter-
estsng Eiseron last Sunday at our
church. He will preach again the
18th. Sunday-school every Sunday
at 200 p. NJ. Everybody welcome
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

e. Ware, the owner of the Thomp-
son ranch went to Oklahoma last
week to settle up his business there
at his old home.
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EREsT ELaERT. ELsERT COUNTY COUNTRY
BIG SPRINGS

Albert Roehling made hurry-up
trip to Denver last week, going one
day and returned the next.
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Henry Hoppman has a new way of
climbing the hills with his Ford car
For particulars see Chas. Guthals.
who was one of the passengers.
The Pottinger boys are hauling
hay from the Mayberry ranch. where
they bought a stack at the sale of
Miller & Rinnert some time ago
o. p. Phillips is hauling fertilizer
from Elbert onto his farm, puts us
in mind of old Missouri. 1t is all
right though.
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]. McCune and Gene Polster are
digging coal now north of Fondis
and everybody around here are get
ting advantage of it and are getting
home a supply.
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Mr.. Hammond is hauling feed from
the Mayberry place.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Mr.. Peters. clerk OF the Gates store
spent Sunday in Denver
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Phil Miller, Sr. shipped hogs tc
Denver Monday last
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Shera1d Adams "forded' IL to Col
orado Springs Tuesday of last week.
returning the next day: his wife and
some of the children accompanied
him home
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There was party at the Arlington
Hotel Saturday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Guthals were
visiting at Henry Hoppman's several
days this week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14
ELIZABETH HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. Gorten moved to his ranch last
week.
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Mr.. Peters. clerk of the Gates store
spent Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. Elsie Banes. of Sullivan, is in
Elizabeth on business this week.
Ernest Brown has resigned his po-
sition with the Gates Company.
| Don't forget the big st. Patricks
dance after the concert next Monday.
Frank Reeves visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McKimmie Tuesday evening.
Harry Talbot has prchased she
Mayberry ranch and is moving to it,
Carl and Bernie Gleason families
visited Denver Wednesday, by motor
car.
Mr. Smith and family have moved
onto the Harry Talbot ranch moth of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wetmore went
to Denver returning Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Leikeimey was called to Ill.
by the death of her aged mother a
few days ago.
G. Bently and Howard Mclean
made an overlnd trip to Sullivan on
business Tuesday.
Fred Albin made deal with A.
I'll. Sexson for good dwelling on
Mr.. Albin's farm.
Louis Rinnert and wife made a
trip to Denver Tuesday, taking Henry
Boston with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Smell, Father and
Mother of Mrs. r. A. Davidson. Wis
tied here last week.
Miss Elsie Evans. of Strasburg.
spent the week end visiting her folks
at home in Elizabeth
Mr.. Thompson is having some i'm
provements made on the inside OF his
drug store this week
Messrs Davidson. c. Hodges. Leon
ard and Hammond were passengers
for Denver Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blumer were
entertained at the F. E. Garland
home for Sunday dinner.
Watts G Workman are delivering
a 1920 Titan tractor and plows to
! Phillip Nelson this week.
The returning overseas soldier
boys are putting the nosess out oi
joint for lot of the local talent.
Mr.. A. v. Coonradt, Darius and
Leonard returned home Saturday af-
ter visiting for some time back east.
Bert Chairman arrived from Los
Angeles. California, Thursday, to Wis
it his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cogswcll ar
rievd from wellington, Clorado. tc
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Potter.
The citizens of Elizabeth are going
to present Mr.. j. G.. Crisler with q
rolling chair. This token of appre-
citation will be very much enjoyed
by this shut in" fellow townsman
| Raymond Brewer. who left here 9
short tie ago to attend government
school Kansas ely returned home
and says Henry Bently is in South
Dakotah.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. McCrackon and
son. Howard, returned from Denver
Monday night on the 4:17. How
ard had to go to bed on his return as
the result of being sick.
| II the thermometer keeps on go
ing UP there will an extra meeting OF
the Sunshine Club on Reeds poreh
nextMonday A. NJ. at 10. All those
who know themselves to be in ar
rears. please bring your dues.
CeorPe Hymer came down town
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CAMERON NOTES

H. Hoppman butchered a hog last
Monday.
VIII Oils and family were callers
at Chas. Litherland's the first of the
week.
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Mrs. Elsie Banes. OF Sullivan, is in
Elizabeth on business this week
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

The returning overseas soldier
boys are putting the nosess out oi
joint for lot of the local talent.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Ernest Brown has resigned his po
sition with the Gates Company.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Mr.. A. v. Coonradt. Darius and
Leonard returned home Saturday af-
ter visiting for some time back east.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Watts & Workman are delivering
a 1920 Titan tractor and plows to
Phillip Nelson this week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Mr.. Thompson is having some i'm
provements made on the inside Of his
drug store this week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Don't forget the big st. Patricks
dance after the concert next Monday
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Messrs Davidson. c. Hodges. Leon
ard and Hammond were passengers
for Denver Wednesday
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Bert Chairman arrived from Los
Angeles. California, Thursday, to Wis
it his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Chairman.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blumer were
entertained at the F. e. Garland
home for Sunday dinner.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. McCrackon and
night on the 4:17. How
ard had to go to bed on his return as
the result OF being sick.
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The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cogswcll ar
rievd from Wellington. Clorado. to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Potter.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Miss Elsie Evans. OF Strasburg
spent the week end visiting her folk
at home in Elizabeth.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-03-14

Raymond Brewer. who left here a
short tie ago to attend a government
school a Kansas ely returned home
and says Henry Bently is in South
Dakotah.
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The citizens Of Elizabeth are going
to present Mr.. ]. c. Crisler with a
rolling chair. This token of appre-
citation will be very much enjoyed
by this shut in" fellow townsman.
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the result OF being SICK.
If the thermometer keeps on go
ing UP there will an extra meeting of
the Sunshine Club on Reeds poreh
nextMonday A. NJ. at 10. All those
who know themselves to be in ar
rears. please bring your dues.
George Hymer came down town
early Monday morning and called Mr..
Sexson out on the porch to listen to
the -wee-the fist herald OF the
spring. Bill Boston standing with
his back to the red hot stove and
the thermometer at ten above zero.
said, 'Tf l don't grease that wind
mill of mine it is going to need a
new bearing" He made the i'm
preston that 1t was the wind mill
that squeaked like a pee wee.
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.PRoNTUARIo oRToGRAFIco

Sc nos ha informado que don Justo
Barea ha terminado su trabajo al cual
ha dedicado tres amos de continue La
Dor.
-Contiene 4417 voces NAL pronuncia-
das escritas en- Ell pals, y su correc-
ia escritura y pronunciation, entire elias
hay amcricanismos, Andalucismos, An
ticuados, Aumentativos, Disminutiyos,
Barbarissmos, Galiocismos, .Indo-Anti-
llanas, Provincialismos. etc.
Segnnda Parte.-C Contiene un nime-
70 de voces de dudosa ortografia y
neologismos.
Tercera Parte.-Paremiologia o re-
francs, proverbios populares, teniendo
un ndmero de 1400.
Sc nos ha informado que piensa pu-
blicarla dentro de POGO; y al efecto,
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REGRESARoN

La seforita Carmen M. Balzac, cul-
ia joven, despues de haber pasado una
temporada en- Ponce.
Don Nicolas Fernandez CABS Hero,
empleado en- La Estacion Naval en- Guam
tanamo, regreso y lie hemos saludado.
Don Antonio Barea, persona que 60
"a de gra1as simpatias, despues de
varios amos de ausencia en- Cuba. tam
bien regres6.
A todos les deseamos feliz vacacio-
mes en- este, su pueblo.
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{ 81 desea usted utiIizar los SER
vicios de un tenedor de Iibros
de experiencia para trabajos
'fuera de las horas de oficina di-
,riiase al apartado 61o, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
~ .Advt.
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GRATIS
LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio. Excelente servicio en- comida
Ia carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus servicios y condimenta:
ci6n en- la comida.
TelefOno 11s. Restaurant Cristo 81
y dormitorio cristo IA. Propietario,
.PATRIcIo BLAScO.
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Los CADETES DEL
coLEGIo DE AGRICULTURAL

Pasaron por esta poblaci6n, para ir
Sabana Grande, 'estos j6venes que re-
presentaran en- Ell mafiana la intelec-
tualidad.
Vimos hacer varios ejercicios mil
litares, los cuales estuvieron muy acer-
tados.
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Ell BONO DE LA
ALTA ESCUELA

Hemos recibido una carta del joven
Cesar A. Toro, la cual Sc relaciona con
la compra de la grafonola. Por ser es-
te asunto de gran transcendencia, nos
ocuparemos asi que hayamos adquirido
mas detalles.
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LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL.

Reina gran animation para la pri-
mera reunion que Sc nevara efecto
ell lunes las dos de la tarde.
Rum6rase que presentaran asuntos de
suma importancia.
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DIsTINGUIDA BoDA

A don joaquin C6rdoya, empleado
del Departamento del Interior, lie ha
sido concedida La mano de la virtuosa
joven Luisa Josefa Quinones.
Les felicitamos y que pronto reali-
cen sus ensuefios.
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LA MUJER oBRERA

Este sera Ell tema para la conferen-'
cia que Enrique Rivera Sc propOne
desarrollar.
Quizas sea en- la Casa Ayuntamien-
to, aunQue nos alegrariamos' fuese en-
ell ''Teatro sol''.
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LA CASA AYUNTAM1ENTo

'visitamOs dicho local, Jencontrando-
10 todo en- complete orden.
Agradecemos la cortes disposition
del sefior Bartolome Irizarry, quien al
visitar su oficina nos brind6 toda cla-
Sc de atenciones.
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Ell CLUB FLORES
BoRINQUENAs"

Sc ha organizado por los alumnos
del septimo grado, bajo la direction
de Mrs. M. A. Septlveda; y al efecto,
nombraron la siguiente directiva:
Presidenta, Carmen E. Caballero; vi
ce, Francisco Quinones; tesorero, Jose
Benito Fores; secretario Emilia We
lez; vocales, Maria E Ramirez y Lau
ra Ramirez,
Ell objeto -es reunir fondos para COM
prar un piano y celebrar fiestecitas
educativas.
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TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-.
SCENTS MAY COME, GREETING:.

WHEREAS, it appears to my salts
faction by duly authenticated certificate
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by
Unanimous consent OF all the stockhol-
'ders, deposited in my office, that THE
INsULAR MERCANTILE AGENCY,
INC" corporation Of this Island
whose principal office is situated in
the municipality of San Juan, P. R. has
compiled with the requirements of the
Private Corporation Act, preliminary
TO the issuing Of this
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M1T1N oBRERo.

Sc llev6 a cabo en- la plazuela de
Santo Domingo, en- Ell cual hablaron
Angel Bey y Jose R. Quinones. Ell
tema fue lei alto costo de la vida','
-Estuvo concurrido.
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cARMELo ou1NoNEs

El popular amigo nuestro Sc encuen.
ira mejor de sus dolencias.
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cortesia de darnos las siguientes notas.
Nos dice el amigo enviamos ell Ca
blegrama siguiente:
WOODROW WILSON,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
La gran necesidad de Puerto Rico
urge sc tome accion. Las clases ira
bajadoras de San German unidas res
petuosamente piden su ayuda.
Jose Ramon Quifones,
,Representante.
Ademas la resolution dirigida nues
tro Concejo de administrator. Siendo
este integrado por eIementos que la
boran por los intereses de la local.
dad y de la isla en- general no duda-
mos hayan prestado la atenci6n debi-
da pues este es Ell refejo convincente
de la situaci6n economical actual por
que atraviesa San Gereman.
"AL coNsEJo DE ADMINIsrRA-
CIoN.
Sefiores:
Ell pueblo congregado expone ante
ustedes la siguiente resolution:
Considerando: que ell alto costo de
la vida es una amenaza para los pue-
bios; Considerando: que en- este pals
subieron de una manara considerable
los articulos de primera necesidad al
tomar los Estados Unidos parte en- la
guerra europea que pesar de ha-
berse esta terminado, siguen estos mis-
mos prscios rigiendo en- ell mercado
para dichos articulos;
Considerable: que este pueblo que
tantos sacrifcios hizo pasando por una
.prueba terrible para ayudar al .gobier
no de nuestra Metropolis ganar la
guerra porque saba que defendfa la
libertad del mundo contra la autocra-
cia la brutalidad alemana;
Considerando: que hemos esperado
con paciencia que Sc desenvuelvan los
acontecimientos mundiales, pues tenia-
mos esperanza que con la tranquilidad
del mundo tambien ssrian tranquil
zados nuestros hogares pobres que su-
frian los efectos de la carestia de la
vida.
NnFa acf N0rs0 0r7G n rNrTn
zas han sido desvanecidas, pues unos
cuantos especuladore nativos extran-
jeros, sin una razon que 10 justifque
nos aumentan mas Y mas estos arti-
culos que tan necesarios SON para la
vida, y
Considerable: que NADIA practice Sc
hace para resolver tan dificil probe
ma para las classes pobres;
Exponemos Y solicitamos de ese alto
cuerpo que representa- los intereses del
pueblo para una resolution en- la cual
exponga de una lnanera clara ante las
autoridades superiores de Washington
que estamos al borde de una gran cri-
sis, 10 grave de nuestra situaci6n y
solicite Embellishments su interven-
ci6n para resolver .el problema de ham
bre que Sc nos viene acsrcando.
tt Jose Ramon QUINoNES".
LA PLANTA ELEcTRIcA
Sc nos ha informado que debido a
rnn parte de la maquinaria que no
es.a en- buen estado y cuyas pleas
fueron pedidas los Estados Unidos,
no habra luz hasta dentro de tres me-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

La pr6xima semana, don Jorge ".
Quifones, propietario del teatro SOL,
nos obsequiara con el siguiente pro-
grama: Martes: La Dala de Bronco !;
Episodio Is, $500 de Qualification" !;
Episode IA, lei Peligro de Muerte',
acompafiada de la c6mica "Las Chicas
Traviesas''; jueves, segunda jo-na-
da de "Martir.; vie-nes, Ladroaes
de Guante Blanco'', drama en- 6 ac-
tos, acompaaado de el drama Ciclon
Lucha y vence, en- dos actos por Eddie
Polo; sabado, segundo episodio de
"Fuerza y Nobleza" por Jack John
SON y su esposa.
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CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION

NOW, THEREFOR, I, r. sIAcA PA
cHEco, Executive Secretary of Porto
Rico. DO HEREBY CERTIFY: That
the said corporation did on the twenty
fourth day Of october, nineteen hun
Idred and nineteen. file in my office a
duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution Of said cor
'poration executed by all the stockhol-
'ders thereof, which said consent is now
on file in my office as provided by law.
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RAMo DE vIoLETAs

El viernes celebro esta culta socie-
dad una fiestecita, con un programa Sc
lecto. Hubo mhsica recitaciones.
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cuEsTIoNEs oBRERAs

Como resultado del mitin celebrado
en- la Plazuela de santo Domingo y
del que informamos, nuestro amigo Ell
senior Jose Ramon Quiaones tuvo la
cortesia de darnos las siguientes notas.
Nos dice Ell amigo enviamos ell Ca
blegrama siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-11

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