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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
JUSTICIA PARA Ell MAESTRO.
San Juan, Nov. %, 1919.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.


San Juan.
Muy senior mio:
La carta que subscrita por ''Varios
Padres de Familia" public6 Ell NUN
DO hace algunos dias, Y otras que otros
periodicos han publicado posteriormen-
te, con sus falsas acusaciones en- con-
ira de los maestros, dicen bien las
claras la ignorancia en- que viven mu-
chos padres de nuesros alumnos con
respecto los asuntos que Sc relacio
nan con las escuelas en- q. sus hijos sc ms
truyen
Y va que ellos preferen atacarnos
por medic de La prensa a visitarnos para
enterarse de cuanto hacemos por Que
10 hacemos, creo conveniente publican
esta car,it de aclaraci0n:
La idea de recaudar fondos para la
Cruz Roja no surgio de los maestros, 81
no de los directories de dicha institu-
cion.
Sc nos ORDENO "que cada escue-
la presente IN cienAo por ciento de So
clos que cada socio aporte la Quota
de veinticinco centavos''
Y como el maestro portorriquefo es
el ESCLAvO MODERNO que no puede
defenderse nj tisne quien 10 defenda; V
como la Classification annual es una espada
de Damocles que cuelga sobre su ca
beza, el pobre maestro trabaja porque
necesita gSnar su subsistencia, ante
Ia disyuntiva de ser clasihcado como
maestro negligente ser ell blanco del
publico, opta por 10 segundo, pide
pide porque lie obligan, pide, no con vio-
lencia, sino con pena ell ell corazon,
sabiendo, como dice la citada car. a
Que "caridad contra carload no es ca
ridad".
Nosotros no tildamos de "malos pa
triotas' a nuestros alumnos, nj usa-
mos 'el poder tiranico de la fuerza";
tampoco amenazamos para que ;raigan
su Quota. Podemos probar que mas del
cincuenta por ciento del dinero que en-
tregan las escuelas para la Cruz Roia
Juvenil Sc ha obtenido por medic de
verbenas, benefcios de cines, venta de
dulces durante las horas dc recreo Y
otros medios hcitos. Nosotros no en-
senamos a ''robar'', nj hacemos que
los nifios Sc lancen "a la voragine ar
diente del populacho1. Yo creo que mas
daiio les hace leer los insultos de que
j diariamente sc nos hace objeto. IQue
/ sera de las escuelas despues que ell macs
tro pierda su fuerza moral para con sus
alumnos? Esta campafia EN- contra del
maestro traera necesariamente, por con
] secuencia La decentralization en- las es-
cuelas, y entonces, iqui6n perdera mas,
el maestro o los que con sus propagan-
das han ocasionado ell NAL? El tempo
] que conteste.
Sc nos indica que debemos atender
a la Cruz Roja sencillamente sin
pompas de relumbron'' GSe llama pom
pa ell estarse una Maestro vendiendo dull
ces refrescos a doscientos trescien-
tos muchachos que la aturden con sus
gritos empujones; pasarse horas de
la noche la boca de un horno hacien-
do dulces para que sus alumnos vendan
al siguien dia? Pues ESQ mucho mas
tienen que sacrifcarse.
Y por ultimo Sc nos sugiere la idea
de fundar I'm Comedor Escolar. La idea
es magnifca, demasiado sublime, dig
ma de un redentor; pero el pobre macs
70 puertorriqueiio que apenas CANA pa
"a vivir decentemente; el Cristo moder-
no a quien tcdos atacan, Sc MEGA va
a cargar la cruz.
Y ahora queramos nosotros nues-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
VILLAESPESA EN- MANATI.

Para ell martes esta anunciada Ia
gran velada lirico-literaria cue ell ho-
nor al insigne villaespesa, han organi-
zado varios entusiastas elementos De.
bido al eReusiasmo que reina aqui EN-
pueblos limitrofes, el festival resulta
ra magniiciente. Nos informan los va
tes zorrilla, Rosario Y Miranda que las
composiciones tanto en- prosa cSmo en-
verso que sc recitaran, son ineditas,
Y dedicadas todas al eximio bardo es.
paflol, por 10 que esperan los concu.
rrentes dicha velada sorpresss graft
simas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

TLAUTfsTA v vfoLrNfsrA - ~
cesitan para tocaf sn un else Eteriba
dicieudo susido y Gfpss Hsmifsf
Ave. wilson 80. ssntnres
sE DEsEA compraf m ford - ssrn
das manos aue sEts 81 hmsuas eanAici8
nss Dirfiase al apartade Ne. 80
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! oJEDA-sAN JOSE NO 6. TEL. 355.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

A MR.. WILLIAM C. DUN Sc le IA
~ ex.raviado una libreta de cheques
L n por valor de 5000 d0lares (Trav
checks) del American Express Co.
Sc gratiicara Ia persona que haga
entrega dc dichos cheques a Ia Aso
ciaci6n de Jovencs Crist.auos'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
COrnpras.

Sc DESEA alquiiar comprar un pia
no de alta cslidad en- bueaas condicio
nes Diriiase al aparSado 3l2 Rio Pie
dras. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
Sc alquila.

CE DESEA alquilar una casa amus
blada para tres persOnas. Sc pre-
~ fiere EN- Santurce o Condado. Din
jase al apartado 1927. telefono TT. san
Juan.
CE ALQUII.A una casa parada a..
camino d. Lola No. 2to. Cua.ro
~ hab'taciones con sus closets. Sala
Comedor. Baho dos inodoros. Balloon de
dos metros de ancho. Inform5rAn =. J.
Cortes. Telefono $40 Rojo. san Juan
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condiciones. se vende barato. 81
cesores de l.. vIlaml y Co. San Juan
p. r.
PULPERIA. Buen sitio Econ6mica
EN- la calle Pelayo 2. Puerta deTierra.
CE VENDE una casa de concrete -
Ia calle del iIip6dromo. Santurcs
~ Sc va a desOcupar Puedo esperar
dos tres meses por el dinero. Inforns
Gale del Quito. paTada p 1.eandro vAg
quez.
tQUIERE ganar tempo dinero7
Pues. cuando DESEE vENDER LOS
MUEBLES de su casa lame al telefo
10 993 o visitenos en- s. BRAU 80. Ell.
PoRVENIR"
GE vENDE una cana doble Dc Gao
ba Dominicana. buens construcci6T
~ Y perfec amentc acabada. Para ln
formes dirigase A. Torres X. en- 10
tel Caribe
CASA DE CAMPO con todas comodida
des sc vsnde en- la carTetera Quay
nabo. Informes: Ramon Fons. Teiua.
-. tel5fono Gis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
RENUNCIo SU CARGO.

Don Arturo Quintero Men6ndez. no.
minado por ell Gobernador para el cargo
de Delegado municipal de Manati. por
el partido de la minoria, ha renunciado.
10 que lamentamos muy de verss, pues
dicho senior es prestigioso elemento por-
torriquefio muy versado en- cuestio.
nes administrative.
EN- Ell BRANCH
LA coLEcTIvA' =
Ell jueves, viernes y sabado los torce.
dores que trabajan EN- ell branch" de
la Porto Rican American Tobacco Co ;
no han asistido a sus faenas. con mo. l.
vo de reciente acuerdo de la frma v
obreros, consistente EN- que estos iilti-
mos solo trabajaran tres dias en- esta
semana y Ia en;rante. debido la excesi-
va luvia Y la humedad.
CoRESPoNSAL.
Manati, Nov So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

INSTRUCTION Tn curso pfsparass
rio para los sxkmeuss de ssfvleio G.
vi. . cargo Del ssaof 1uan pautiwa ~
% fasorrs. - abrifA 81 cinco ds aicism
bre pr6ximo en- 81 ssiacio A. l. v. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
MovIMNENTo "oDDFELIco"

Iniciaronse en- la logia "oddfelica =,
de Rinc6n, seis candidates., muy buenos
elemen"os. FL banquete result6 esplGn-
dido, y los oficiales de dicha logia es-
peran llegar conseguir Glen socios.
CORERSPONSAL.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
News
Complications Arise

1t Is low intimated in official cir
Giles hat Mr.. Frazier wishes he had
struck while the iron was hot. Com
have arisen. H. L. Berry
Of stanton. former states attorney
OF. Mercer, has thrown a money
wrench into the machinery in the
Slope district, the sixth, where E. p:
Totten had, it is understood, been
picked for. the ermine. Berry, to
whom prognosticators had paid lit
tie attention, became very much a
factor when he presented at the cap
itol q petition somewhat less than q
mile in length, signed by several hun
dred league farmers who wanted him
to be their district Judge. Leslie "A.
Simpson, former stalwart leader in
the senate from Stark county, also
is said to have developed wishing
pains, and now it's a three-cornered
c in the sixth.
In the second GanSon is saYd TO
have been counted out entirely and
Fred Graham Of Glendale, in Dickey
county, substituted in the royal favor.
In the first, too, there has been a
commotion, out Of which is said to
have evolved Seth Richardson of
Fargo as the choice of William
Lemke for the job which had been
awarded to Coombs or Englert. OF
course Mr.. Lemke does not pick the
governors appointees, but as chair
man of the Republican state central
committee and chief aide to Townley,
he has influence.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
Watford City Minister
Is Brutally Assaulted

F-. a.. 4,
watford City, N. D., Aug. 1s.-J.
l. Colman of this city. has pleaded
guilty to assault upon the person Of
Rev. w. B. Cowgirl and has been SEN
fenced to thirty days in the county
Jail.
The assault seems to have been I'M
provoked and has aroused much BIT
ter feeling in the community. Mr..
Cowgirl, who is middle aged, in poor
health, and less than five feet tall, was
passing Colman's residence when the
latter called to him. Mr.. Cowgirl
turned and went back to see what
was wanted. When face to face with
Colman the latter is said to have
struck him in the face, telling him
that he was a p and detective. When
two other men arrived upon the scene
the minister was being beaten and
choked by his assailant.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
CLARK SPENT
ALOT0F MONEY
SEEKING HEALTH
Eighteen Years He
Tried To Find Relief
Gains II Pounds Taking
Tanlac

Eyes. sir, I can recommend Tan
lac, because itshas done me more good
than all the other medicine I took
during the past eighteen years." said
James N. Clark, Of 2616 Buchanan st.,
Northeast, Minneapolis, Mimi, to a
Tanlac representative recently. Mr.
Clark, who is a machine wood worker
employed by the VIM. A. French Fur
niture Co., has lived in Minneapolis
for the past t~hirty-two a and is
well known in %fraternal circles.
Il had been bothered with stomach
trouble for many years." continued
Clark. and several years I got in
bad shape. I didn't have any ap-
petite to speak Of and didn't dare eat
often what little I did eat just soured
on my stomach and the gas that
formed filed me up so badly I would
have a smothering feeling and, at
times, I suffered a lot with a terrible
pain in my stomach after eating. I
certainly spent a lot Of money or
medicine and treatments trying to find
something that would help me. but
nothing 1 did or took gave me the re-
lief I was looking for till I began
taking Tanlac.
Il had read so much about Tanlac
that I decided to try it to see IL it
would do for me what other people
claimed it had done for them and by
the time I had finished my second
bottle I could notice a big difference
in my condition. My appetite was
picking up right along and I was
being relieved Of that terrible pain in
my stomach and was able to rest bet
ter at night and was gaining some in
weight and wasn't bothered with con-
stipation. So I kept on taking Tanlac
till now I have a grand appetite and
can eat anything I want-fats,
potatoes and the like and even sauer-
kraut, something I hadn't been able to
do in years. \All my aches and pains
are gone now and 1 can sleep like a
log the whole night through and get
up in the morning feeling perfectly
rested and refreshed. I have already
/ gained eleven pounds in weight and I
think Tanlac is a wonderful medicine,
and 1 ought to know, because I have
certainly taken a'lot of different kinds
in my time. 1 am glad to say a good
word for Tanlac, because l know what
it did for me and eel sure it will help
anyone who gives 1t a faithful trial"
Tanlac is sold in Grand Forks by
Vold's Drug Store and the leading
druggist in every town.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
Watford City Is
Talking Creamery

watford City. N. D., Aug. Ia
With 10000 pounds Of butter fat val
ued at $4,000 being shipped from
Watford City monthly, farmers and
business men here are becoming
aroused to the need OLA local cream
cry.
The two plans most favored in
building a creamery are the co-opera-
tive plan, or a plan whereby business
men will finance h project and aft
err they have been reimbursed by the
proceeds Of the business for their in
vestment the returns then accrulng to
be pro-rated among those selling
cream to the institution.
In order to insure q constantly In
creasing milk production in the COM
munity a local lumber dealer Is pro-
noting a plan whereby high grade
mich cows will be shipped in and
traded for inferior grades. the lat
ter to be shipped u Of the country
to the markets, or to other neighbor-
hoods.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
BENCHCHOlCES
POSTPONED BY
RUMORED SPLIT
Governor and Advisors Be
lieved to Disagree on APP
pointment of Judges.

Bismarck, N, D., Aug. 1s.-rhere
is a growing suspicion here that all
is not well between the governor and
some Of his influential advisers on the
matter Of the three new district
judges whom he Is to appoint before
a week from tomorrow, under h
terms of the judicial redistricting bill
which was approved by the electorate
at the special referendum election
June 26. This act, which reduces
the number of judicial districts from
twelve to six and increases the num-
Der Of district judges from twelve to
fifteen, became effective as a result
of the referendum July rs, and it is
provided that the governors APP
pointees, to hold Office until thei Sc
lectors are named al the next general
election, shall be selected within thir-
ty days from that date.
Supposed Slate.
When the governor made his other
appointments under the new acts ap-
proved at the referendum election, it
was generally expected that he would
name his judges. The slate then was
said to consist of Lee Coombs or M.
first,H which is to have three judges
under the new plan; G.. M. Cannon
of Ashley in the second, which is to
have two judges, and E.. p. Totten OF
Bowman, brother of George A. Tot
ten, chairman Of the board of admin
istration, in the sixth. which is to
have three judges. The governor,
however, did not his judic-
lal appointments when he named his
board of administration, commission
er of immigration and a number of
bther servants of minor Importance
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
KILLS
SELF WITH RIFLE

/. brentwood. Mont, Aug. 1s.-Ze-
land Jones, a homesteader. near Tan
de, took his own life sometime Friday
evening Of last week by shooting with
a $3.50 rifle. He was asst seen by
working in his field on 1Rci-
day afternoon, but when a neighbor
went to his house Friday evening he
found the work horses unwatered.
The neighbor, however. thinking
that the farmer had been. called to
town hastily. did not 90 into the house
but became worried about the Incl
dent and returned Sunday morning to
find the horses still uncared for and
on investigation found the Homestead.
er lying in the granary with the top
OF his head blown off with the rifle
shot.
No reason car be attributed for
one act except disbursement
from illness coming as an after result
OF a severe attack of influenza.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18

Teacher Gin Life)-Give an ex-
ample of a dead language. Young
America-What are You going to
have?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
Fatal Fat
Unhealthy Fatness ShoFtens
Life. Reduce Weieht

Would you like to reduce your weight
10 to 60, or more, pounds in . simple,
safe, comfortable wayi
Do you want to become healthier, to
look younger, to bs sprightiy, to be more
efficient, to possess . good figure with.
out wrinkles or habbinessf
Then step harmful dragging; do not
follow any starvation plan or tedious
exercising, but adopt the delightful,
guaranteed, koroiA reduction system.
Stand by your window or in the, open
air each morning and evening, taking
seven deep breaths. Use oil Of korein
and follow the other simple directions
Of the system, that come with Il.
You will reduce your weight, or re-
eeivs . forfeiture in cash under 800
g~uayantee. Go to the drug store and
9et small box Of oil of kerciA Tin cap
sules), now sold 1t lowest before.war
price, or write to Korein Company,
NB-eo, Station F, New York City, for
FREQ book, "Reduee Weight Happily."'
Amaze everybody by attractive Agarc,
vigorous health and strengthened per
sonality. Show others this ady'& {
II LE r. III 80 1870 - T ~ - A-L - NhL -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
MORE CROW INDIAN
LAND TO Be SOLD

schafer, N. D., Aug. 18.-The gov
eminent at the Crow Indian agency Is
publishing a list Of the Indian lands
to be sold at the next regular sale,
September 81. These sales have been
held annually during recent years.
Land formerly belonging to dead In
dams can be purchased and the pro-
ceeds divided among the heirs.
Most of the land to be sold this year
lies in the beautiful valleys of the Big
Horn and the Little Big Horn rivers
and Is appraised for the most part at
$40 per acre. Some of the land is i'm
proved, having small buildings and
fences. In former years large por-
tons of the land has been bought by
sugar companies and the yield In
sugar beets has been enormous.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
RAISULI'S BRIGANDS
AMBUSH SPANISH AND
KILL IL SOLDIERS

: Paris, Sunday, Aug. 17.-Moroccan
brigands under command of their
leader tRaisuli are reported t have
ambushed a Spanish force accompany
a food convoy between the towns of
Saguedla and Rgaia, killing IL SOL
diers and w%ounding a number. Four
officers were among the casulties.
The column escaped.
Raisuli is said to be organizing a
vast entrenched camp between
Tangiers and Tetouan, near Fondack.
Natives report that an elaborate sys-
tenn of trenches and blockhouses has
been constructed, all the works be-
ing modern in character.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
WIRELESS STATION
TO HAVE IMMENSE
SENDING RADIUS

Paris, sunday, Aug. 17.-The new
wireless station to be erected at
Croix D'Hins, nea Bordeaux will
have a sending radius of 1880 miles,
according to the Excelsior It will be
M of the most powerful in the world,
the paper adds, with five times the
strength of the Einfel tower, three
times that of Lyons and twice that of
Nauen. The station will reach all the
French colonies throughout the world.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
IRISH LEADER SAYS.
WORLD Is VAST JAIL

New york, Aug. 1s.-Frank p.
Walsh. chairman Of the American
commission on Irish Independence,
~characterizes the world as "a vast jail
with King George v, Of England, as
its keeper" in a statement issued
here today protesting against the al
departments in permitting England to
deny passports to travel in Great
Britain and its possessions. He urged
a joint secretariat be set up in
the League Of Nations instead Of hav-
ing q single secretariat sin the shadow
of the steeple of Westminster"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
MAN
PAYS $1,000
FOR BULL CALF

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 1s.-The
record price ever paid in North
Dakota for q bull calf was an.
nounoed today, being $1,000 for
Sultan Eclipse Junior, .yearfing,
sold by b. w. Aylor Of Gr4ndin,
North Dakota, to w. @. Bean.
mont of Buchanan, North Dako-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
with Bismarck Groctry Co,

John Moe has just accepted a po-
sition with the above company. The
Fargo School Of Business can place
you. Enter now and be placed in a
fine position in a few months. A
course in this school will place you
behind the bank counter or the ma
hogany desk. Write for catalOg.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-18
child is BURNED
TO DEATH BEFORE
IT'S MOTHERS EYES

Glen Ullin, N. D.. Aug. ia year
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fahn was cremated before it's agon-
on the school farm. twelve miles from
here, burned. Two other children,
aged two and three. managed to
escape when the house took fire from
matches, with which they were play
ing while their mother vas on her
way to the pasture with the dairy
herd. She was attracted by the smoke
and rushed back to the house, but
could not reach the body.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-07-19
Parties 7 a ntlng s1>aney
il Lac I o un Ter ne
\
Farr Ii an act see me.
Rate 5 IL ger :.nt.
,J.,g.EF orr. .ster.
FOOD IN; ,PEcTIoN ExTENDE
Service Of suraRu Of Markets u
Covers E5 Rec.iNnr MarkoS.-
NFcrk 10 Broad, ned.


tffep"fed ny the United states Depais
E"c: OF AYrlcultl lre.)
The food products inspection saryie
of the btEH ,aa Of markets. Jtui9
States department OF aa .iculture.
been cxte'sbid Until it nov COW "
large receiving markets.. AS sh..
and RECEIVER: beco,ne acduaintcd vi,
the service, Which supplies a neutra
inspection OF ptr4Shableel rshe condlti
q shipments APPROVES SOW. ng. to beth
packing and l&ding Of ulH, while til
operation oc service lla tanded
prevent losY tfoHgh delays In uneAt
ing cars. lEi breh ~ East ltstablish1
the service stved apa led tons saI3
from shippers !ecent lo-.it Ia soa broa6
ems It's wore md applte :<t1Aly for ~
spectlon are ESw YoGalNed Ii oa ship
pers. receivers d0aIer1a my, other IL,
terested Per. as. q aOndA AZ dee heinn
charged in ela instauc
Among eo,asgndAtiAh. .Asf the inSran.
ton service Deceived rom far1aeES
ana SilisperS ,rgaAizat ons is the Ia
dorse'pent OF be A1nARI an Fruit and
FegeSaole Si'ApaET as collation. In q
resolution passsA 1T q 4eeat csavan,
ton,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-07-19

issioners q Goai pnd Revenues ID
heir i crp'ian
XllkIuiiivd vofi = u lli- county
xhp lliyr ry.Gstrted - re9n'red hg
~ b. entitled t"vetr 10 s'ild e'cc
ton tnd q requirements o. the
law III suArrreslnadeaild profIdva
shall lie carried out IN said eleesisn.
X ai,.e herehy siy.n that e
bnrrn.r a,reinbeipre stt am tor
yht,f the specified anrnlllt u s.pt
wu,ls will Ie i-alcA .hlI H. va,e@
ipoa 10 -a,t each voter II aid
We iof, OF asgias
the honI- 10 question. Voters fay"r
ing The is~ue OF said l'oad 0ohdS
hal: have written or printed across
IRON their halio,s the words For
Roj s Bonds Voters opposing
81 ..suance Of said Rood Bonds
sill have written acrcss or OH theis'
lIlJts the words" Against r 'ad
Bonds.
H. the event said bonds or any Of
them are issued ma solo. th,-
board of commissioners oi .o1ds,
lud Revenues Of suid Count shall
llur before the time If l4su.inp
tame, provide for the asst s5nren.
hnd collection Of anannual county
lax sufficient in amount TO pay the
principal and interest Of said Lond4
50 issued us the same may become
iue, within thirty Vars from the
late OF the occurring indebtedness,
This notice is given IN pursuance
fla resolutions Regularly adopted by
The Undersigned Board, calling sai('
-Iectinl daily -sad at q meeting
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