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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
PoR QUE ENFERMAN LOS NINoS
PUERToRRIQUENoS
Jose Sclgas.

Los minuciosos cstudiOs hcchos en-
las escuelas de Succia por una conf
sion de pedagogos m6dicos nombra-
da pOr el Gobierno, han confirmado que
F los nihos que ne disfrutan- dc la can.
tidad de suehO nestsaria tiencn un %
por cicnto mas de Intermediates que los
demas.
Segun la comis6n, Ia camtidad de
sueho necesaria los niiios que estu.
dian es Gsta:
Para los nihos dc cuatro amos, doce
hOras.
Para los dc sietc, once horas.
Para los de nueve, dicz horas.
Para los de doce catorce, nueve ho-
ras.
Para los j6venes dc catorce veinte
Y uno, ocho hOras.
La anemia, el empobrecimiento de
la sangre y la debilidad son muchas
veccs debidOs q insufciencia de sue
no, que es. ell NAL que sufre la milez
en- Puerto Rico, Y, sobre todO, la que
habita Ell los campos, dOnde Sc Autre
NAL, y vive casi la intemperie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
DoLoRA.
Los Padres y Los Hijos

I'm cnjambre dc pajaros metidos
en- jaula de metal guard6 un cabrera,
y cuidarlOs vol6 desde el otero
la pareja de padres afigidos.
Isl aqui, dijo el pastor, vienen
(unidos
sus hijos cuidar con tanto esmero,
yer como cuidan los padres quiero
los hijos pOr amor y agradecidos.
Deja entire redes la pareja envuelta,
la puerta abre el pastor del duro alan.
(bre,
cierra los padres y los hiiOs suelta
Huy6 de los hijuelOs ell enjambre,
y, como en- vanO Sc esper6 su vuelta,
mat6 a los padres el dolor ell hambre
Campoamor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
Ell cUENTo DE LA ABuEL1TA
Los DuLcEs Y Ell vENENo

Adcmas dc sabios conscios DC
amantcs caricias, tcnia Ia abuclita para
sus tres nictos, Maria. Pepito Y Rosa
rito, cucntos muy graciosos, &c euyas
moralejas dedueia oportunas considera.
Clones.
LO que ticne Is que en- alguna oca
sion en- que los ninos, pcdian u bno
na sonora dincro para couprar golosi
mas, les salia al paso con un cucnto,
cosa que sobrc todO Pcpito, 80 Il pa
recia bicn.
Esto ocurri6 una tarde cuando, dcs
pueS de haber mcrendado bicn, Il ME.
;ecillo, por si en- nombre DC sus her
manas, pidi6 Ia abucla unos ccntavos
para comprar dulccs.
No -contcsto ella, procurando dar
a su ncgativa touo dc firmc rcsouci6n
- para golosinas, no.
Os pucden haccr d:ho.
Pero abuelita rcpuso rcpi;o CON
~ dcsparpaio proverbia ,muchas vcccS
nos has dicho que dc pcqucna, como
uosotros, eras muy golosa. 40 tc va.
rian mucho daho los dulces euando has
llcgado fclizmcntc q "a cdad que ticncs.
Por 10 mismo que FIJI golosa. Sc II
nal que hacen las golosinas. Adcmas.
ahora todU Sc adultcra y este no succ
dia en- mis- ticmpos. Os contar6 un
cucntO.
Pucs senior, 6sta era una mosca quo
revent6 por darsc IN atracdn dc lcchc.
Cuando sc sinti6 morir llam6 a tres
mosquitas hiias suyas y las hablo asi;
Me muero, hiiitas mias; me muero
por haber tornado con cxccso lcche que
cstaba adulterada. la Vi On una ca
zucla, me parcci6 tan bucna y.. NADIA.
que me muero. No tom6is nunca lechc,
por rica que os parczca.
Lloraron las tres mosquitas Ia mucr
te de su madrc echaron a volar.
Una dc elias Sc cncamin6 a IN cafe
tin. ' posandosc sobrc an saco dc azd
car, comic, comic hasta no podcr mas
minutes dcspu6S Sc moria, porquc
tambicn cl azucar cstaba adultcrado
como los "dulccs en- palito dcmas
colosinas que vcndcn por las callcs dc
San Juan Santurcc, las cualcs oca
sionan tambiGn mucbas mucrtcs.
Una scgmda mosquito vi6 IN her
moso ramillcte dc dulcc en Ia batca =
dc un vcndedor ambulante: Sc dctuvo
en- aqu6l SC atrac6 de 70 Undo; pcro
tambi6n Sc muri6, porque 81 dulec ha
bia sido hecho con q azicar adultcra
do en- cl cafctin donde muri6 Ia otra
hcrmana.
La tercera mosca Sc dcscspero al vcr.
SC sin hcrmanas nj madrc, v dccidi6
suicidarse por no poder sobrevivir su
angustia.
Entro en- una botica en- OCCASION On
que cl farmaceutico prcparaba una me.
dicina que rcqurria unos miligramos dc
arsenico; y, al yer dcstapado a reel.
piente que contcnia este vcncno, sc
arroi6 sobrc q producto ingirid una
buena cantidad. Y para quo veais 10
que son las cosas, No Sc muri6 nj mu.
chisimo menos iSab6is por qu6l Por.
que tambicn q ars6nico cstaba adul.
tcrado.
Pucs sabcs 10 que te digo, abuo.
lita dijo u diablcio IL Pcpito
Que me diccs. vamos YER
Que "a no volvcrcmos 4 podirtc
dinero para goloSinas
-Muv bien hccho.
Tc 10 pcdiremos para comprar ar
senico
La abuclita cogi6 n palo le "a esco
ba y echo correr, para castigarlc, dc
tras dc Pcpito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12

Sinbolzndo
dario
o niercoe
que
pagna
les deje ibres
Abrigamos segmidad
publication
baos exqusios
Ciudadano ise ..
pagina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
is1LENCIol

,Campanas, mo cantcis!
iquc vdis a despcrtarlol
Muri0 ricndo cl niho;
muri6 el niiiO sohando
con virgencs y lirios
Y cclestialcs canticos.
Cuando naci6 In aurora,
los angeles azulcs 10 llcvaron
Que no dcspierte Ell nifo !
Su madrc esta llOrando
v sus aTdientes lagrimas
podrian apenarlo.
iQue no despierte el nino
hasta que llegue los palacios
blaneos
iSilcncio!; que no yea
ylas cosas dc aqui abajo;
que vuele entire sus virgencs
sus lirios ' sus cantieos. +.
Y al dcspertar riendo
On csc ciclo magieo,
en- csc claro cielo
que nihos nos forjamos,
;que no, que no Sc acuerde
dc que en- el mundo estuvo dcs.
eansandOl
Cstmpanas, mo cantcis!
ique vais a dcspertarlo !
que el niho va durmiendo,
que ell nino va sohandO...
iCallad; y no canteis
hasta que llegue a los palaeiOs
blancos :
Juan r. Jimenes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
L1TURoo ' IA ESsEEAEzA

4 LicurgO y rogaron sus toneiuaada
nos que pronuneisra IN dissurso sobrs
las vcntaias de u edueaei6n.
Aeecdi6 81 sabio clio. mas ridis ~
sho Dc plazo. que sc y eousedid.
Transcurrido ei plazo pfesen'dss ~
curgo en- u plaza pdbiiea. donis Il
pueblo desesba oirie. iisvsndo sgnsixe
dos perros y dos lisbres qae exeitaroa
grandcmcute Ia atenei6n de ia eonsa
rrcncia.
n sabio, sin deeir una palabra, sslts
una liebre en- seguida sa perro. "
te Sc lanz6 sobrc FL pobrs auimalita
y 10 mat6, devorsndo asinsismo sns
ntfahas adn palpitanies.
Luego di6 libertad h ssrs Hsbrs
y al segundo pefro: pero este - pass
jugar con ella amistgsamtntc.
Entonees Lieurgo, volvisndoss sus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12

soneiadadaaos &C. aiss tfis aaai -
rfeetos ~ h etaessfsa. He passas
~ So s.iasau4s este psffs , sass
ssadois 1 gas - tsxz asss = ~ bs
bfss; ~ 80 = stas ssi - stfs. qss
~ - si9g ssiafsaa. ssis sAs1sss : sas
iusiintos irusi 81 pfinsf psns. Il hssl
bfs sia sgaeasism - dsiaft affssfras
sais ~ sas fasisa y desfraift to.fs
p ave- " aruuKa > sllas. sssszs1. pus&
y esd = sss gasftil sss ssta -
nises
~ ruebio safasiasmtfs fss6 - isius
e sebfs So temtfos . Lisafss. ass.
a. satensss - ds3is6 zee ssi8aisa4 !
h sdasssisn - So kiiss
.Tante ra5s ~ sras tearf hwHs >.
ismPlsi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
Angel Aparieio Aparieio
INSTRUCTION ' EDucAcIoE

"a instruction haze hombfsa tsbips
IL Edueacion haec houibrrs baeuos
tQuicrcs formar bambrs, qls eonoi
cam
Instrdyclos
IQuicr,s formar bomhrs' qus Hsn
tan7
Eddcalqs
IQuicrcs fomar hombtc' qas. sams
los rclampago, dr'iumbrsn
lnstrdyelos
iQuicrcs formar honbrcs qns roma
los suavcs pcrfumrs lIcnra r. grsias
impresioncs'
Eldcalos
~ hombrc insituido habia a inis
ligcucia
~ bombrc sducado habls : i IN
sibilidad
lBuscas "a ,crdad - i ) = Is
dcmas'
Instrdyeto.
lBusca. n fsIiridad Z j ~ ia r
me iantcst
Educate
IQuicres accrfartc la rfrrsetiau :
lnstr6yste > ,daeate
r. Romero Tsisrdo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
IA BoLA DE NrEvE

.Niradi un niun a-r
Narios eepo A. uietr.
y cn hafcr uua bula
Tranquilo ~ rntrs'trur
Mas ruando W ru sis masses
~ w tornado ~ brr
4 - vceina calIe
"a arroia indifcrrnfr
\ agitafla eomicnsan
Jnos euantos pillctsa
y gozosos "a empuhn
81 vcrla cugrandcrcrrr
y tanto v taufo rHria
Que 81 cabo se coueierte
En globj giganteseo
10 que naei6 iuguete
~ mismo ~ ~ 81 munio
Tornarsc ~ rieu reers
IN hurriiieg eaiumnias
Mvntiras iHoeentrs
la imprudsneia las hare.
is maidsd les imreis.
y rodando ~ tnrrussan
Como buias de nieve.
Miguel Ramos Carlton
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12

los asientos dispuestOs en- graderfa.
Una medalla del Emperador Domicia-
no permite apreciarlo con bastante
exactitud. En- ella aparece una. nauma-
quia que consta de dos cuerpos de
edificio semicirculares que permiten la
salida y entrada del aqua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
LA,INocENcIA

Torre mansO y suave
arroyo cristalinO,
cspejo solitariO
entire flores perdidO;
Tan clarO Y tan hcrmOso,
y tan purO y tan tfmidO,
como cl alma inOcente
del inocente nino.
Tus margenes fecundas
q TIA inaujO benignO
corOnadas sc Ostcntan
d do pOmpOsOs jacintOs.
Dobl6ganse los tallOs
tremulos, indecisos,
en- tu corriente Aotan
capullos infnitOs.
Rosas, nardos, laurcles,
entrelazados mirtOs,
candidas azucenas
y viOletas y lirioS,
sObre ell bOrde aSOmadOs
dc tn raudal tranquilo,
tn corrientc nathan
dc cOlores distintos.
IL aura, dc quien eres
amadO y bendecido,
tc besa, Y al bcsarte
sc lleva tus suspir0s.
Las aves en- tus Ondas
dan a sus plumas brillo;
sOlicitas las beben
para cndulzar sus trinoS.
-"tQui6n ercs, manso arroyo
bQue pOderOsO fltro
te da tanta pureza,
te da tantos hechizosin
Asi Lalage un dia
Ia de mirar divine,
la dc la tez de rosa,
la dc los blandos rizos,
siguiendo del arroyo
los caprichosos giros,
le hablaba Y le decia
con sin igual carilO.
~ + Mas una voz taI dulce
como cs dulce I'm suspiro,
gimiendo entire la cspuma,
- Es la inocencia," dijo.
Y desde cntonces Lalage,
con afan infinite,
bana sus labios puros
en- cl raudal tranquilo.
Jose Sclgas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
lEW Ell EAUTRAcIo

Ira una tardc IL esiio \ u y
Jos sc divisaba = muellc qac offccis
az aspccto hcrmoso.
De vcz eu cuando ias oIas rctaei
tas cn cspnmas hlantas hesaban las
auchas mnralIas I.os raiarillos gar
icaban yolando lsutameutr ror ii es
pacio. huudian ~ lsrgas rras ~
= aqua para eapiurar sn rresa
III rcsplandccieutc 81 n ia era
gando en Fl ocasu.
los pc~eadorcs IN ID. baf4uIiias sa
Ian hacia q horiyonte q IA bse-a
eotidiana.
Ia immense gruto - agiomeraha
en- u amplia sarrctcra cspsranJo qus
y Saror y letasc auclas haeia tie
rras dcsconocidss
iiula- caritas. hombrrs aneiana.
i6ycncs subiaH con ,us rr.peeti,es rlui
paics por u c~,alrrIla. aludar1o
"a muchcdambre. cneuclios "a lsn
tus.
Toca y riio ,alr = ,aror r.
adios lasiimcru sc oyf qus i.ega =
u mas rccopdito ~ vi roralou
@
Dc prontp u hcrmosa iafde = ron
vir,id ~ una tarlr rtfgnaaa ds
tristrza las ub-currsiias nubss fs
framabau lagrimas .QWtas ras
dcspcdir i w. infuriupados iairrort
~ ,apor bahia drsapsreeido drl tof
zontc ~ medic dc Il algeria rf
bullicio
VI mar brayiu agoia I'll faTes jri
vapor. que "a huudiendo con farldsf
las rrufundas aguas
,Griios' .Socorro Una dtbfi tog
Sc owe .ssl,ese "a auc purda
on. dcsdicbaio. pa-a rros. IT. ha
btis cnconirado % iumba - aits MAJ
duude dormis II sucha rtetnu'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12

TOrre mansO y suave
arroyo CRYSTALLINE,
cspejO solitariO
entire flores perdidO;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
HENS WORK IN WINTER
9 EGGS INSTEAD OF 2
MIR. Beaver Started His Hens Laying
No Trouble at All. -. -.

II had been getting 1 or 2 eggs a
day from my 10 hens. l have now
used half of 50-cent package of Don
Sung, and am already getting and 8
eggs a day. 1t pays for itself, John
Beaver, Route 2, Lewistown, Pa.
No wonder Mr. Beaver says it pays.
Figure his profit. And remember this
was Winter (February 1879 when
eggs are scarce. Why not try it your
self? Well risk the result. Accept
this offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If you don't
fnd that Don Sung pays for itself and
pay you good profit besides, simply
tell us and your money will be re-
funded.
Don Sung (Chinese for egg-laying)
works directly on the egg-laying or
gans and is also a splendid tonic. It is
easily given in the feed, improves the
hens health, makes her stronger and
more active in any weather and starts
her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days and If it
doesn't get you the eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather, you
money will be refunded by return
mail. Get Don Sung from your drug
gist or poultry remedy dealer or send
SO cents today for a package by mail
prepaid. Burrell-Dugger Co. 168 Co
lumbia Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Meeting to Choose Delegates
to World Conference of
Friends Set for Feb. IL

For the purpose of electing dele
gates to attend the World Conference
of Friends in London August 90 to 29
Of this year. the perma nent board will
meet at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday,
Feb. IL at 10 o'clock in the morning.
DR.. Harlow Lindley, clerk of the
board, has called the meeting.
The committee on selection Of nom
inees met last Monday evening. Names
of the ten nominees selected will not
be made public. it is stated. Dele
gates selected will represent the SO,-
900 members of Indiana Yearly meet
ing at the greatest Friends confer
ence ever held.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit Of drinking a
glass Of hot water before
breakfast.

We're not here long, so let's rlake
our stay agreeable Let us live we'll
eat well, digest we'll, work well, sleep
well and look we'll. What glorious
condition to attain, and yet, how very
easy it is if one will only adopt the
morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise. split
ting headache, stuffy from cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
can instead, feel as fresh as a daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from the
stomach, liver and bowels the previ-
Gus days indigestible waste, sour bile
and poisonous toxins. The action of
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in
vigorating. 1t cleans out all the sour
lamentations, gases, waste and acidi-
ty and gives one splendid appetite
for breakfast.
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells, stomach trouble; others who
have sallow skins, blood disorders and
sickly compilations are urged to get a
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
from the drug store. This will cost
very little, but is sufficient to make
anyone a pronounced crank on the
subject of inside-bathing before break
fast.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
THE WINTER FRUIT.

Raisin-Appie Tapioca Pudding
Cook one cup seeded raisins in three
cups water until tender. Drain water
from raisins into double boiler. There
should be two and one-half cups min
ute tapioca, two tablespoons sugar
few grains salt and one tablespoon
butter and cook over hot water until
mixture is transparent. Pare and
core seven or eight sour apples, ar.
range in buttered baking dish, fill cen.
ters with one cup seeded raisins
mixed with one-half cup sugar, two
tablespoons sifted cracker dust and
grated rind one lemon. Pour the tapi-
oca over the apples. Bake in moder-
ate oven until apples are well done,
Serve with custard sauce or cream,
plain or whipped. Sprinkle shredded
cocoanut over the top.
Honey Apples-Pare and core six
medium-sized apples; place in drip
apple with tablespoon of strained
honey and teaspoon of butter. Add
one cup hot water, cover the pan and
put in quick oven. AS soon as the
water moils reduce the heat SO that
the apples may cook gently. Turn
them occasionally and just before bak.
inc is finished remove the cover and
let the apples brown slightly. Serve
with or without whipped cream.
Apple Pudding-One and one-half
cups -four, three tablespoons butter
two teaspoons sugar, one-quarter tea
spoon salt, one and one-half level
teaspoons baking powder, one-half cup
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Heart 9HOmQ
1,!LDrObrQfncC =.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Could you
give me your opinion Of certain fel-
low? I have met him but few times
and the first time he was out with
me he acted as II he cared for me.
He is stationed out of town. He wrote
me few letters and they were very
interesting. He said he loved me and
that there isn't anyone who could
love me SO much.
This Is what puzzles me. He came
home one Saturday and l saw him
uptown. spoke and he answered,
but did not come and talk to me. The
same evening met him again. l
spoke again and he answered, but
acted as il he would not know me.
had new coat and hat since saw
him last.
Later I saw him take a girl home.
This girl wasn't dressed very nicely
and / don't think much of her. Sun
day night saw him with different
girl. He sat right back OF me in a
theatre. and when he was going out
he looked at me and didn't seem to
think very much OF the girl he was
with.
u) d you think he cares for mo
since he wrote such loving letters,
and yet when he came home did not
come to see me?
(2) When he writes again should ]
ask him why he did not come to sec
me?
(3) He has sent me a picture of
himself. / love him so much that
when look at 1t cry and / don't
know II l am doing right or not. He
wants one of my pictures. Shall l
send him one or wait until he apollo.
gizes for what he has done?
MISS CURLY.
"a The young man is a trifler. II
he loved you he would have gone to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29

see you the first thing upon arriving
in town. You may be sure that he
has told all the other girls the same
thing he has written you.
G. and 81 Do not wait for him to
write again. Return his picture at
once-also his letters, and request
that he send yours back. Your reputa-
ton is not safe with such man.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am young
man and have been going with a girl
for about a month. At first I liked
her very much. but lately she has
changed. Every night that we are
out she will stay with me until about
one-thirty and she will let me kiss her
whenever want to. She never takes
me to her home. She always leaves
me at the corner or goes to friends
house. She often takes bunch OF
kids with us or girls who work where
she does.
I asked this girl to marry me just
for fun. She told me she would.
do not make the money to take care
of any girl. l am going out OF town
for good in about week. How can
tell this girl was only Joking when
asked her to marry me without hurt
ing her? would hate to do that, and
SO please help me out. EDDY s.
You have not been honorable with
the girl. To propose is not a joking
matter. You should have been quick
to see that she believed you and cor
rected her idea that you intended to
marry her.
II you 90 away now without saying
anything it will break her heart and
she will wait and wait to hear from
you or to have you come back. Such
thing would be SO cruel that it will
be better to tell her the truth now
Go away with complete understand
ing. When she knows the worst she
will resign herself to it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Dyers and Cleaners Meet
For Annual Session
(By Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, Jan. 29-Problems OF
dry cleaning and plans for the stan.
dardization of the industry will be dis.
cussed at the annual convention OF the
national association of dyers and
cleaners, which opened here today
The program for the three days elimi
mates night sessions, the evenings be.
ing given to entertainment.
About 400 delegates from all parts
the country. State associations
OF the country are in attendance
State associations OF New York, Mich
igan, Pennsylvania and Ohio will meet
during the national session.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Influenza Ban Has Been
Lifted at Centeruille

CENTERVILLE, Jan. 29.-The In
fluenza ban which has been in force
here for some time, was lifted Friday
evening, and public schools, business
houses and churches opened.
With the opening of the schools
Monday the largest attendance of the
winter was reported.
Miss Mabel Hosier, teacher, is
still i'll with influenza and pneumonia.
Her place is being filled by substi-
tute from Greensboro. Principal Dri-
yer is absent from school on account
of poisoned gums.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
lHOuCQhOld
RM1. 1.<HlntC
ElJD ~ NRC- NORTON

milk, one-half teaspoon grated nut
meg or cinnamon, two teaspoons lem.
on juice, apples.
Sift together thoroughly the flour
sugar, salt and baking powder. Work
in the butter with the tips of the fing-
ers; add the milk. Pare and cut the
apples in quarters. Butter a quart
pudding dish and fill two-thirds with
fruit. Sprinkle with enough sugar to
sweeten, and add nutmeg or cinnamon
and lemon juice. Cover and bake un.
til the apples are soft Pat and roll
lightly the dough mixture, place over
the apples, cover and bake twenty
minutes. Serve with hard sauce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Wayne Defense Council
Will Be DISSOLVED
by Proclamation,

The Wayne county council of de-
fense is expected to be dissolved by
proclamation of the governor, along
with the defense councils of the other
counties of the state, soon after the
legislature provides for the payment
of expenses by the state and county
councils.
Bills covering these expenses are
now before the state legislature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29

75c Children's first quality CT
Rubbers, two pairs for. Ul
$3.50 Spats for ladies, first CT
quality, per pair ......... O1
500 pair Children's Shoes, in
black, tan, and colored tops. in
all kid, calf and gunmetal, CT
values to SO, per pair. U1
Boys and Little Gents Scout
Shoes in Elk hide outing CT
Balls, values to So, per pair epl
SOC Mems Silk LisIe Hose n1
3 pairs for ............ Q1
Children's $1.oO Corduroy. Plush
of Velvet Hats, O1
3 for ................. VA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Reluas Premier of New
Portuguese Cabinet
tBy Associated Press,

LISBON, Jan. 29. - A new Portu-
guese cabinet has been formed with
Jose Relvas as premier and minister
of education. The other ministers
are: Foreign affairs, Ejas Moniz; JUS
tice, Couceiro Costa; war, General Sill
veira; colonies, Jose Carlos Maia; ag-
riculture and food, Jose Matthias
Nunes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
Miami u. Will Meet
Denison on Friday

OXFORD, O., Jan. 29,-Miami Uni
versity's basketball team, with three
victories and no defeats as its seasons
record thus far, will make it's first up
state trip this week. Denison Univer-
sity will be played at Granville on
Friday night, and Kenyon College will
be played at Gambler on Saturday
night. Miami won last years Ohio
conference championship, playing ten
games without defeat.
Lake Huron holds the curious rec
ord of having more islands than any
other lake. It has at least $1,000
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-29
FISCAL COURT

A regular term OF the Fulton county
Fiscal court was this the 1st day oi
April 1919. begun and held for the couu-
" OF Fulton at the court house in the
city OF Hickman. Ky. Present and pre-
siding the Hon. r. J. Stair. Judge
The Following magistrates were.
present and answered TO roll call Esq.
= NJ. fewitt. Esq 4. II. Nueeut. Esq
W. - Shankle ana Esq. II. q. shaw
Ordered that the following claims d..
allowed
Dan Newton assignee pauper : 1000