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de I'M corpulento arbol de mango, Ell cl
patio Gle la casa, de la Conserje de las
escuelas de este pueblo, dofia Ana Con
zalez, Sc oyo una detonacion producida
por un disparo Gle pistola, que fue
herir mortalmente la Senorita Ferre-
ro
TrasladaGa a su casa, fue prontamen-
te asistida por los farmaceuticos Sc
flores Ulises del Rosario Isaias Ro-
driguez. Sc agotaron todos los esfuer-
EOS de la ciencia y la seiiorita Ferrero
fallecio media hora despues del tristc
suCeso.
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aE AIoUuA

DENTRO DE BREvES DIAS.-Se alqui-
lara un gran local para almacen u oficina.
Baios de la casa No. 6, San Jose ST. In
formes, Maximino Fernandez. Hotel Roma.
Sc .-Esplendda habitaci6n en-
casa de familia. Sitio centricO elegante.
No es Boarding House Salvador Brau 81.
Tercr piso izquierda Phone. $50 Rojo.
~>'~~~>-NN,
Sc SOLICITA.-Habitaci6n para caballe-
ro- con familia absolutamente privada, con
sin comidas. Sc piden daran referencias
Apartado 535 San Juan. P r..
Sc ALQUILA CASA Con sin muebles
Mramar Olisiyansi apartado 535 San Juan,
Telefono 30l.
Sc ALQUILAN.-Dos habitaeiones frescas
ventiladas en- la calle de Cerra AZ. Altos.
Santurce.
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CoMPRAS.

DE OCASIoN.-Y en- buen estado, Sc com.
pra una Vicctrola Victor No XVI con discos
diriiase La Sombrereria Venezuela"
Puerta de TERRA Stop 3 u.
PASAJE PARA NEW YORKER primera
para Ell viaje del 25 corriente.-Se desea uno,
estando dispuesto ell intercsado pagar una
prima por 6l mismo. Dirija sus avisOs Pa
sajero Apartado 4S6. San Juan. p r.
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Ha fallecido en- su residencia de Pom
ce la respectable dana doiia Ruina La
salde viuda de Dalmau. FL piadoso acto
de su entierro Sc verifco con gran So
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A consecuencia de las fuertes lluvias,
las Gales de esta ciudad Sc encuentran
EN- muy malas condolences para ell tran
sito.
Ell CORREsPOT:SAL.
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Junio II, 1919.

Ell Mago de las maquuas, ojeda San Jose
No. 4. Tel. s55. Advt.
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InteresanteS notas de Juncos
Corresponsal.

co 10 que reciben por cada nifio que
merecen Sc les ayuden
NO SABEN A QUE ATENERSE.
Segun opiniones vertidas por los macs
tros de esta localidad no saben a que
atenerse. Sc les dijo que ganarian $500
y S720 rurales y graduados respecti-
vamente; despues ell Senado aprueba
el Proyecto No SO del senior Benitez ell
eual es bastante equitativo; mas tar
de ell Licdo Pinero presenta EN- sus
enmiendas $500 y Ss40 por todo ell ano
y repartidos ell doce meses; vuelve ell
Senado aprueba ell aumento de to-
dos los empleados y de los maestros con
un tanto por ciento va estudiado Y
por escala de sueldos; no obstante
este y a pesar de no llenar las aspi-
raciones del magisterio, pues no Sc de-
fine 81 ell aumento sera por todo ell alo
o por diez meses, Sc queda ell Proyecto
sobre la mesa peticion del Represen-
continue vaiven, lies podrian decir que
hay en- limpio? GCreeran que es facil
de engahar y convencer tan culta e
intellectual clase? Dicen que la huelga
verdadera Sc impondra 81 no son debi-
damente atendidos.
ENrrPMO M ATnTTNT rTTTnAnn
Sc encuentra enfermo de algin cui-
dado ell ministro protestante senior Je-
naro Marchan. Hacemos votos por su
mejoramiento y pueda ponerse otra vez
al frente de su sagrada mission.
NoTA DE DUELo.
La semana proxima pasada entreg6
y distinguida senora Rosa Bretaiia de
Baerga. Esta fue una muerte prema-
tura e inesperada que privo al senior
Felix Baerga de su buena y fiel COM
pahera, y a sus hijos del carino
amor de una amantisima madre. Su con-
currido entierro fue una demostracion
de 10 mucho que Sc lie estimaba por
sus meritos bellas cualidades. Sen
timos con sus familiares, entire ellos
su inconsolable madre dofia Maria viu-
da de Bretana, la grandisima pena
que les embargo aconsejamosle ten
gan resignation.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
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Sc vENDE

Sc vENDE.-Magnihco papel Coated, de Ia
misma clase peso en- que So imprimen los
fotograbados de puerto Rico Ilustrado'' al
precio reduc:dfsimo de $11.00 Ia resma de
setenta libras, tAmaho 25 x 3s.-Pidalo 9
Puerto Rico uustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81, P. o. Box S45. San Juan P. R.-Todas
las ventas al contado.
SE YENDEN.--Muebles fnos casi nuevos,
juego sala comedor. tocador. gabinete seiora
completes, Apartado 535 San Juan.
s>>~
sEN vENpEN BARAToS.- TorO Holstein
torO Jersey, vaca Jersey recien parida to.
dos de raza pura. Dirigirse a Bartolome Ja-
ca. Apartado 335. San Juan.
Sc VENDE.-Por mitad de su precio. una
magnifca LANCHA demotor (Gasolina) )luiosa
comodamente equipada para paseo. Para
informes Luis Ferreras. Fotografia, Salvador
Brau AZ, o apartado s71. San Juan, P. r.
vENDo DOS AUToMovILES.-Un DOD.
GE del 1918 $765. un FORD del 1916,
$685.. touring. en- estado de nuevos: jose
10 Barcelona st. Stop 16 media. Santurce.
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Nos avisa ell empresario del cine
'Habana'', que ha comprado en- Es-
tados Unidos un nuevo aparato cine
matografico, que estara aqui dentro de
dos semanas. Merece placemes y Sc
los tributamos sinceramente, ell amigo
Carambot, por los esfuerzos que reali-
"a para dejar complacido al publico.
Este, a su vez, debe corresponder, pres
tando su concurso, para evitar Ell fra
case de la empresa Els ell unico CEN
tro recreativo con que contamos de-
bemos cooperar todos a SUI sostenimien-
to.
Corresponsal
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CuatrO alambiques cayerOn en- poder
de la pOlicla en- Luquillo

Marcelino Jimenez. De la investiga-
cion practicada por Ell jefe de la po-
licia, Ell chauffeur" del Ford ha
sido denunciado por infraccion la
ley de automobiles. Ell Ford resulto
con ligeras averias, la guagua con
desperfectos de consideration. No hu-
DO desgracias personales.
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MEJoRANDo.

Sc encuentra mejor de su enfermedad
el senior Dario Rovira, quien EN- busca
de mayor tranquilidad aire mas libre
Y viviicador trasladose este al lado
dc su querida hija Marina r. de Be.
nitez, esposa del Supervisor de Es-
cuelas, Licdo. Celestino Benitez.
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El triste suceso de Guayanilla
Un tirO hirio de muerte la Srita. Marina Ferrero

Aver por la mafiana recibimos de
nuestro active Corresponsal Ell Guaya-
nilla, Ell telegrama siguiente:
EEL MUNDO',
San Juan
Trio casual ocasiono muerte senorita
Marina Ferreno. Correo detalles.
va por la tarde, nuestro Correspon-
sal nos communicable estos detalles:
"Hallandose la seilorita Marina Fe-
rrero ell joven Manuel Rodriguez, de-
partiendo amigablemente a la sombra
lemnidad, v concurrieron el immune
rabies amigos de la finada.
Damos nuestro sentido pesame a sus
familiares.
Jose Rivera, que hirio Juan Sc
ira para vengar varios agravios perso-
males, ha sido denunciado por la poll
cia por ell delito de acometimiento
aggression graves.
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positive hAgao
SocciOu 81 ID deSea vender Arrendar AQuiar;
Ouiore cOOcarSe reazar algdn rpidamne
cuauuisr pueblo
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fueron denunciados por refiir en- la via
publica, fernando I'm fenomenal es-
candalo.
Jose Torres ha sido denunciado por
ell delito de hurto menor. Sc lie acusa
de haberse apoderado ilegalmente de
la cantidad de $3.50, propiedad de don
Santiago Gonzalez.
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BE vENDH

CASA EN- vENTA.-- Sc vende la casa de la
calle dc Allen Nos. o. Informaran Jose
Montilla Pedro de Audrey.
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DE TEATRo.

Ell domingo proximo pasado termino
la emocionante importante obra EN-
ocho iornadas titulada lei Conde de
Monte Cristo.'
Ell publico, avido de yer EN- ell henzo
Nuna obra que casi todos han leido con
delete, llenaba ell teatro de bote Ell
bote Son dignos de APPLAUSE los due
fios del "Teatro Arcelay' por Ell ex-
quisito gusto de seleccionar peliculas
del agrado del pueblo, 10 mismo que
por su innegable cooperation EN- pro
de todo movimiento caritativo. Pronto
sc celebrara una function a beneficio de
los tuberculosis y no dudamos Sc da-
ra otra para los leprosos. Personals CO.
mo estas tienen que prosperar EN- sus
negocios, siendo estos nuestros de-
seos.,
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Ponce, P r., JUNO 14-19.

Ponce, P r., JUNO 14-19.
sr. Director de
"EL MUNDo",
San Juan.
Seiior.
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AscENso MERIToRIo.

Hemos recibido la grata noticia del
ascenso del Postmaster" de esta loca-
lidad, ascenso que tambien 10 recibe
el pueblo ell su ofcina de correos. Era
tempo va de que Sc premiara La al
truista labor del senior Arturo G.. Moli-
ma, quien ademas de ser un correcto
caballero y amigo es un fiel y estricto
cumplidor de su deber. Ell senior Molina
viene desempefiando por muchos amos
puestos de importancia ell ell gobierno
y entera satisfaction de este. Llegue
hasta el .nuestra calurosa felicitacion.
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Sc soL1c1TAN

TENEMOs TRABAJO.-Psra so operarios
que sepan hacer battles. FortaIezR Fl. Box
SO7. San Juan, primer piso.
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co 10 que reeiben por cada nifo que
merecen Sc les ayudeni
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ENFERMo DE ALGUN cu1DADo

Sc encuentra enfermo de algin cui-
dado ell ministro protestante senior Je-
naro Marchan. Hacemos votos por su
mejoramiento y pueda ponerse otra vez
al frente de su sagrada mission.
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vEND0 UNA MAQUINILLA UNDERWOOD
Nueva hamunte esta como cuando Sc compr6
lnnN hnrnla Lnsk AZ CnlIa BArcnInna 10
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BARATO. Sc vende autom6vil 'Mer
cer'' en- buenas condolences, prOpiO para
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

Genaro Pereles.
Presidente del Comite de
Ponce, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

Antonio QUIDGLEY.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

tru c0ntlauarea studiilor dramatic,.
sau celia Gel ridicol, pentru yoiaic
Clc'nunta.
Este inutil mai ola hume dc
pcrsoane, fntru cit elc sint destul
de cunOscllte, mai ales de catrc a.
ccia carl All dreptul sa ceara auto
rul Comisiunii de control al valu-
tel, fara sal poata obtinea.
ST, daca Sc procedeaza astfel. a.
tunci insasi Comisia de control
valutei are nevOie de fl contro
lata. Singurul mijloc de control ar
fl ca aceasta comisiune sd fie obli-
gaia a publica ista persoanelor ca
rOra Ii s'a dat moncda straina ne
curs scazut. Sa Sc publice numcle
pers0anelor, suma acordata 81 SEQ
purilc pcntru care ii s'a dat.
Nllmai asa sc va produce un con-
troll cfIcace, care az pune Comisiu-
nile vallitei in situatia de a chib-
zul mai mutt 81 de hotari mai
drcpt.
Gu regret trcb,lic sa spun ca tre-
buic mai multa chibz,linta.
Cind Comisia dc control a valu-
tel refusal sd dca moncda strai-
ma persOanele care all ccrut pcntru
lmpOrtul unor marfuri ncccsarc O.
conomici noastre rationale. san
end a refusal sd dea moneda per-
soanelor 7bolnavc de tuberculosis q
caror viata este amcnintata daca
M parasesc tara, cred ca este O RI.
sine sa Sc dea banii din dispon;bi-
lul terri pcntru voiajcd agreement
Indifferent de rclatiuni sau de pric-
tcnic 81 Indifferent de moduI c,1m
pot ii justificate asemcnca voia in
ri
COmisillnea, Gle control a yaIutei
daca procedeaza ca pana acum. nu
nnmai ca nu este utila. dar este
char periculoasa.
Dr. george n. lean.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14
VENT curat

VENT curat $517Oo
Deci pc aceasta Gale societa-
tea nOastra u. S. Treicolorul 81
independents RominaS' Isl tine
de datorinta a multumi vechilor
fnnctionari pentru munca ce an
depus-o in timpul de sase Iuni
trecute.
Tot in acea III fOst 81 alep,-
rea nouilor functionari pc perio-
dul al d0ilea al anului 1919 81
au fost alesi urmatorii domni. a.
lesi GU majoritate de Hoturi:
Presedinte Traian Cemsa; Vice
presedinte Petrl Pantea; Secretar
scripturistic George Urdea: Sc
cretar financiar Tamas Boloe /:
Caster loan Mailat; Controlori de
protocoale au fost alesi GU acia-
matte fratii Jacob Popa 81 vasi-
lie Petru; Controlori de bolnavi
au fost alcsi tot cu aclamatie Du-
mitru Domnariu 81 Alexandra
Marina.
Mcmbrii in comitet au fost a.
lesi urmatorii d0mni:
Sofron BOntea Gavrila G.. Giur
giu, loan Taus, Miron Danetu,
Miron Dana, loan Comanita, Ia
cob Neagoe. Iosif Nistor, George
Motoasca, Mihaila Barbat. Vasile
Magnrean, loan Gania.
Guardieni an fost alesi fratii:
Bucur Comanita 81 loan Taus.
Dupa alegere toti functionarii
au depus juramfntul fata de pre-
sedintele G. Motoasca, provazlt
in statute.
In numele societatii u. S
Treicolorul 81 independents Ro-
nina" din Gary, Indiana:
Traian I. Comsa, presedinte.
George Urdea, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14


oocletatea u. $. Treicolorul 81
independents Romina" din GARY
indiana, avut sedipta -general:i
extra ordinara in ziua de II Iu-
he 1919, la care sedinta a avut 81
darea de seama pc sase luni ire
cute, la care a avut un rezultat
destul lie multumitor, att din
punct Gle veder moral, cit-si ma
terial.
Gu aceasta ocaziune s'a obti-
nut urmatorul rezultat:
ihtfate totalc ........ 1925. 80
este totale .......... $2.2OS.3 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-25
.GERMANY's PEACE FEELERs
Gdttlieb. Won 4Jagow. German For.

.tes 49,
Gettlieb. Won .Jagow. German For
eien Minister during the first part
of the war, has disclosed to CORES
pondent9t the overture for peace made me- e.
by the Kaiser in October, 1916, in a
dispateh-9to the President fenindanaiS.
limo an offer made while the sus71
sex case was under discussion to-
make 4cvertures for peace.
Nothing was done, and in Deem
Der Chancellor Won Bethhann- Holl-
veg made so-called peace speech
Later the President made an appeal
to the belligerents- for statements Of
their war aims, and the whole effort
to negotiate a peace dropped. Won
Jagow says that the reason the
Kaiser sent the message to the
President was the increasing demand
of the German people for a more
ruthless use of submarines, and the.
danger recognized by the Kaisers
the Chancellor and the Foreign Min
lister that such submarine .can-
paign would bring the United States
into the war.
As an exchange says, "there are
several ether details of this German
effort fer peace which ven JagoW
does not mention, but they are de-
! c:ded.y relevant. In October, 1916
Marshal Haig was approaching the
| close of the Somme campaign N
which, although at tremendous cos.
| in casualties, he had been uniformly
| and strik:ngly successful. If good
weather had lasted two months moro
the probability is that Germany
would have been driven to- its knee.
"The Kaiser, then, asked the Prssi-
dent to initiate arbitration measures
because he was being defeated. He
Rad suffered 50 before Verdun and
| n
On fhe Scmme that the prospects
! OF victory faded, and he was willing
to call the war a draw. The rea
| son for the ruthless submarine cam
! paign was noe popular clamor. bit
| the conviction that the army could
not conquer peace. and the h pc
that England might be starved into
!; submission before America, if it en-
teqci The war, ccuid get any consid-
: rable number of troops across. The
| German Admiralty promised the sub-
mission Of England in six months"
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AFTERMATH OF WINTER

: :
Those. persons who were inspired
By the recent spring days ard -ook
down STOVES and slowed away theS q
iovercoats and blankets in moth 6allly'
we're supposed last night and this
n,orn5ng when theyt found that Ma
tur-e had revised the atmosphere and
handed out a chilly day, accompanied
iby winds that penetrated thin spring
suits.
The, Weather Bureau issued "a
waning yesterday aftgnc on that
strong northwest breczes were head
ed for this section and consider
able drop in the temperature would
be felt. The winds were cautsed by
: storm in the lower st. Lawrence
Valley yesterday afternoon and
which is moving northeast.
Toward the close of yesterday high
northwest winds prevailed with fall
ing temperature, and early in the
night heavy winter c5othing was
found comfortable. Branches werc
visited from trees by the gale and in
. some places bricks were blown fronl
eaimncys. Between six and seven
| o'cl.cls this morning snow furr:es
we're IN evidence While the wind
has subsidized considerably. the
weather today has been cold and far
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, EIC.S
REQUIRED BY, THE ACT OF CON-.
GRESS OF AUGUST "a, 1912,
OF Alexandria Gazette, published GaiiS
at Alexandria, Va, for March "a, 1873.
State OF Virginia
County of Alexandria
Before me, 4 notary public IN ana
for thc5State and county aforesaid pei
sdnally appeared NJ. 7. DW!er, VINO
having been duly sworn according 20
law deposes and says that ne IS the
editor of the Alexandria Gazette, ana
that the following is, TO the best OIL
his knowledge and belief, true state
ment OF the ownership, maniSeinc,nie
and circulation Of the aforesaid pupil
caption. required by the Act or Angus.
~, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal
Laws and Regulations. to wit:
, Publisher, Alexandria Gazette Cor
poration. Alexandria. Va.
Editor. Michael T. Dwyer, AleSan-
dra. Va.
p That the owners are Howard W.
Smith. Alexandria, Va: William q.
| Smoot, Alexandria. Va; Robert ,; par,
rett. Alexandria,. Va; Estate L. Z.
Smith, Alexandria, Va.
3. That the known bondholders, mort
gacees. and other security holders own
/ ing or holding 1 per cent or more OF
| total amount of bonds. mortgages, or
other securities are: Mrs. Kate Waller
] Barrett, Alexandria, Va .
/ ). That the average number OF copies
Of each issue of this publication sold
or distributed, through the mails or
| otherwise. to paid subscribers during
the six months preceding the date
shown above is $500.
MICHAEL 7. DWYER.
Editor.
Sworn to- and subscribed before me
This oath day OF March. 1919
(SEAL) WIN. p. WOOLLS,
Notary Public.
| (A1y commission expires November II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-25
THE ITALIAN BLUFF

The Italian delegates will not
break UP the Peace Conference BIZ,
withdrawing, says the New York
Times. tThe. business of the con-
ference will be continued, the treaty
will be prepared, It ~. De submit
ted to the German plenipotentiaries,
and we have very little doubt that it
win be signed by them. We have
Just as little doubt that in the end
the document will be adorned with.
the signatures of Orlando and Son
nino in behalf of italy.
The announcement or threat Of
their withdrawal seems to lack final
ity. They have nothing more to pro-
pose, they declare. but are willing
to receive and consider overtures
from other members of the Coun-
eli. That is not exactly the way in
which they would put it if they had
irrevocably resolved upcn with
drawal. Orlando and Sonnino appear
to be carrying out a political rather
than diplomatic policy. They say
the italian people are ''seething"
with excitement over the fear that
they may lose Fiume.
Orlando and Sonnino have sought
to win by insistence carried to tht.
point CT obstinacy. They may re-
turn to Rome, they may do many
things, but unless their passions
have got the better of their reason,
they will not put Italy in the IN
fortunate and dangerous position of
being an outsider when the treaty
is signed and the League of Nations
becomes operative. Italy aided her
partners in the war. She was help
ed By them. She is going 10 stand
in need of help from her partners
in peace. No nation can afford to
dissolve that partnership
The Baltimore Sun in commenting
on Mr. Wilson's stand says "two
facts stand out with regard to Presi
dent Wilson's statement regarding
the disposition of Fiume, a stat:
ment which. it now appears. was
made with the knowledge and APP
srnva; cfPremiers George and Glenn
enceau ard with the knowledge of
Premier Orlando. The handing over
of this seaport to Italy could be ac-
complished only by disregai'ding
principle which is vital to the SCI
curing of durable peace and to the
success of 9. league of nations-th:'
principle of the safeguarding of the
rights of small. nations The history
of Serbia shows that these nations,
without free and secure access to-
the sea, cannot maintain their
rights. A durable peace under SIGH
conditions is impossible"
Try a Gazette Classified add.
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customs says q Baltimore minister 7.
There are some people who worAd.
be sasha med. to. have a~drop Of VINE
show On their vest-or dresses
and who. shrink with horror from
The, gresser forms Of sin, bit VINO.
Nevertheless "dissipate" in thoss'
things which are Regarded as most
Eens fcial IN themselves.
sssome disipats iby careless read
ing cheap, trashgyEE stuff monopoiizes
their attention. If once they ae-
quired a taste for better literature,
they'd never go back to the Truck
Eat once fascinated them.
s.Others dissipate by listening to
lectures and discussions and sermons
without doing any real thinking for
themselves. Their minds are like
sleeves. Only the most fragn1eratary
things cling to their brains. They
never get more than a superficial
knowledge of what they hear dis
cussed.
|. A good many of US dissipate il
emotional feeling, stirred by art anc
music and even religion.
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CANDY DEPARTMENT

introducing the famous and highest grades Of the well known brand
candies chocolates and candies special offer
are going to sell box assorted chocolates grade for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-25
WE ARE ALL DIsSIPAT0RS

Dissipation isn't confined to the
careless spending OF money or the
excessive indulgence in raw. rude
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-25

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-25
Gorns Peel
OF PaiinEessly
There's Only One Genuine Corn
Peeler = That's "Gets-It."

There's only one happy way 10
get rid OF any corn or c;lllu&, and
that's the p.tinlesS-peel-off way.
"Gets-1t" Is the only corn remedy in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-25

Distributed by Richard Gibson and
Frank Warfield.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

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