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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

- amigo. Il ptesiigio eanado ~ sisn
combat ~ Ios oios A. ~ amigo. por
iniimo que sea, son. euabdo a. malan
danzas - trata. iueeos implaeabiss dsi
idiculo. Pero cassblanea = dshia .
IL vsfdad Nunea mfuti sn u pintu
" o. sus haaa6as. fus ssarts hisiora
dor de = misno. fara eosa enifs ans
dores de profession Tenorios a. uf
sio. qns sueIeu dstsr airo A. ~ fans
q ru.do - - nusees. par mushss
quc sstns aean.
Fisl pues. : - dsber. anspift. bais
IN POGO 81 tono a. u tos para que
nadie que 10 fusfa L5psf simaa ~
piese de sas dessalahrns. feriii6s
Pues. por an ~ mas humiilan
r.. y mas riaisulo. hiia mio. u mas
terrible ~ ~ levsnsia. ppfgas son h
aventura de sno,hs b. pnes'o 81 an
IA historic - nj eorag6u .Ella
misma. qusrido Paeo. ella misma W.
conduio haata y aHto 49, ayud6 4
ssntarme. diio a. ehauffsur qus ~
llevase = easa daspasito psra qus -
NJ msrsase nks'
.robrr Pep I IA. j.. n
Pobrr rere. NJ CompaaszsAmosls.
lIa muerio - eriia6o - tsse Amb.
eonquis'6 muf5 para Il amor. VI
TINA a. un mafso ReEad pr a.
Este que aqui - ~ -. 80 y tanto.
Pcpc, sino - sombra. soy 81 super
viviente ~ ~ mismo.
ia, j. "a
Riite. q. qne Il eosa tiens graeia.
80 ~ de tensfla Eaorms. -
habia hecho nn-haa yeefa Fl eusntn ~
i tapada misfsriosa. az : Il hora a.
d Indiscreeidu rrsui'a rna visa y una
"a dcssarada. PRO - susnto A. a.
masoarn
~ ~ masrara' ~. h,Is mia'
80 crsia ~. 4ae "A mascara sra slla
rsr0 fesllt6 trdo y rouirafio. 81 que
ia disfrazale era 20. u az usvaba
puesio = sntifaS era ~ -. qusri.lo
Faeo. qHe hahia COZ ~ baii, dtsfra
zadn de ioten sisado - v,sh. qus
~ habia rafsfa = disfrag mas caro-.
Il q a ilusibn. = a. las vsints asses.
= que nu = eompra nj = eeude
! = hora IL quiiarms j. safsfa agaresi
I'll to,ia mi aaqafga asiaI.gisa. ~ Il
II mi uina corporal ~ - = Is
sasa iisnr gfasIa
> Ortiz Dc Pinsdo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
LAS CARETAS

FL origen de la careta rem6ntase a
los antiques tiempOs del EgiptO, v su
aplicaci6n era ,entOnces, en- ell fondo,
casi la misma que aetnalmente le dan
,nuestrOs politicOs. Usabase para Gu
brir el rostrO de los muertOs, estas
mascarillas tenian pOr exclusive OBJ
.ieto, lejos de desfgurar a las perso-
mas, ,el de reproducir sus faceiones con
la mayor fdelidad.
DadO su earacter funerario sc COM
,prende que no tuvieran horadados los
ojos nj la boea, puestO que no tenian
que dejar paso Ia vista nj la vOz,
v va en- ESQ sc diferenciaban bastan.
tie de las usadas hoy, puesto que la
bOca es 10 que suelen tener los hon.
bres mas expedita, para hablar por
los codOs Y para conner dos carrillos.
En- Grseia .di6se a Ia eareta La nue.
va aplicaci6n de fgurar un rostrO dis
tinto del que debia cubrir, al hacerse
costumbre la representation al vivO
de los pOemas esc6nicos. A mas de
dar expression adeeuada los persona
ies, tenia por Obieto dar sonoridad a
la voz; las bOcas de todas elias, en-
forma de bocina, demuestran bien ella
ramente este prOp6sito.
Los curiosos eicmplares dc caretas
que Sc cOnservan son acknowledgements
de caracter teatral Una de esas care
tas que existe en- el MuseO arqueol6gi-
co de Madrid, es, como las demas, de
MADEIRA pintada de vivOs dolores, figu-
ra de un tuerto Y tiene las oreias pos
tizas, moviles Y de gran tamanO, 10
que demuestra que va sc servian los
hombres de una primitiva mecanica
para producer efectOs csctnicos.
La .artistica careta iaponesa data
de tiempos muy remotos V fue usada
en- ceremonias religiosas, fiestas cor.
tesanas Y representatives teatrales en-
M6jicO Y tOda la costa del Pacifico.
En- Ia Edad Media, en- la llamada
Fiesta de los lOcos'', one como deri-
vaci6n de las saturnales, celebrabase
en- los temples con motive dc Navidad,
los bufones que en- ella tomaban parte,
cubrian sus rostros con careta mons
truOsas.
Estos grOseros festivales fueron to-
lerados por los primeros obispos de Ia
Iglesias para facilitar la TRANSACTION del
paganismo al cri,tianismo, dieron
.al nso dc Ia carcta 81 caracter que
hoy tiene. De Italia, donde seg1n to.
dos los datos Sc adoptG para las festas
de Carnaval, pas6 Francia donde Sc
generaliz6 su uso en- Ia Edad media, Y
de Franeia pas6 EspaHa, y de Es-
pafa a Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
De PIERROT
'Bon soir, Madame la Lame,
49,. .bOiH sOir"

Cantando de sus amores
las penas que padecio,
sus martirios y dolores,
ipasa la vida Pierrot.
Su canci0n desgarradora
la escuchan NAL Y de prisa,
porque, mientras Pierrot llora,
Ia gente llora de risa.
Sc mOfan de sus toFmentos,
esus muecas hacen reir,
son .chistosos sus lamentos,
.divertido su sufrir.
LIE traiciono Colombina,
Y el payaso sin fortuna
di6 en- la idea peregrina
de haeer ,trovas a la luna,
Y amante, .rendido Y tierno,
canta -su amor incredible,
porque Pierrot es el eterno
amadOr del impossible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
LA MEJOR MASCARA
(Traducido para El Mundo.)

(Traducido para El MundO.)
Para no ser reconocida en- esebai-
lie, donde haran mas de mil ilocuras,
Sque mascara me pondre?.. pregun-
tome la coquetoncita de ojos hipocri-
tas Y perfda boca .Vamos, senior;
aconsejeme pronto porque el tempo
vuela. Z Llevare antifaz de satin ne
gro sin barba? o antifaz de color
de rosa con la barba de blanco enca-
je?
Mas..Ss yo me pusiera una de
esas feroces Y fantasticas caretas
japonesas, de largos y sedosos mos
.tachos; o mejor aun...divierte tan
to parecer fea cuando Sc es precio-
sa .alguna horrible nariz de car
ton, para no ser reconocida en- ese
bale donde Sc haran mas de mil To-
curas?
...... ..Preguntome la coquetoncita de
ojos hip6critas y perfida boca.
mo, la respondi, nj antifaz ro-
sado mi negro .antifaz; nj mascara
nj horrible nariz de carton. Lleva
simplemente en- los labios una SON.
lrisa que no mienta, en- los ojos una
mirada -franca, y en- las mejillas, el
carmfn de un pudor sincere, este
bastara para no ser reconocida en-
ese baile donde Sc haran mas de mil
.loeuras.
CQtuLLe Mendes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

Cuando con serena calma
Ia noche tiende su velo,
como un quejido del alma
lanza su cancion al cielo,
y la luna que, amorosa,
Ia triste cita escuch6,
luce y radiante y gozosa
Y, en- Ia noche silenciosa,
oye el eantar de Pierrot:
"iLuna!
Amable v candida luna,
oye mi triste cancion....
Yo te canto mi fortuna,
Y en- ii me consuelo de una
mujer que me hizo TRACTION 49,.
Luna!
iAmable y candida luna!
Fria.....
triste como el alma mia,
tn me escuthas sin tenor
y Dyes con dulce algeria
el raudal de poesia
con que canto mi dolor
Fria....
itriste como el alma mia. L.!
Luna! Luna!
Amable v candida luna.
TIL eres blanca como yo,
til eres pura cual ninguna
y en- ii me consueio de una
mujer que engano a Pierrot....
Luna. .....!
iAmable y candida luna
Y cuando Pierrot termina
la sublime serenata,
recordando a Colombina
su pecho ell llanto desata......
Un sollozo Y un lamento
ahogan la triste cancion
Y van desgarrando el .viento
con largo y funebre SON..
Pero cuando rompe ell dia
mace en- Pierrot la algeria,
canta y RE el sin fortuna
repitiendo todavia:
iLuna..!
Amable Y candida luna!
Jose Juan Gao
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
PAGLLACCI

Nnanimo murhaehIf8
quien eela matsfnai.
oyrrimiendo 81 ruin 5ofnni
endless nn disfrar hatt
D. dias ~ earnatni
ereitan mi eompasifH
~ vestido de payasa
~ narra ~ rattsn.
inndr nr snsusha II fasa
iiena = humihis alaaiar
% domingo - Is gahaua.
al eeftafneu infanfii
= mans e. lIsVa. ufana
rerp fu disfrng - rana
III nn slouin. ~ mss pueri
Mira - otros behe
un Cgfresi. alg6n I~fIalo.
un trovador. un Marqus
Td, ron ~ rohfs vss'i1a.
.qnS ridienio ~ vrsf
Con los oiag ~ ptpusrtea
Jos mas hsrmosos iagsstss
que - Tegalan ALI.
ehillarss suando inistptsics
uur no han a. arr nara All
QuizAs, por eallar ~ pcna.
g ~ una sehora basua
an dulescito DE- q real.
va "a ambiei6n stst lena.
va gozssfe - eafuavali
Ric, qur ~ Tisa explica.
como en u visia eanei6n,
que eseonde q u uhservari6n
ma tragsdia muy ehisa
~ payaso a. algod6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

"El heeho ,es, dice I'm ,cronista, que
ningdn pueblo, primitive civilizado,
esta exento de esta fiesta, loeura. Lo
mismo en- Calcutta que en- Paris; 10 mis-
mo en- Londres que EN- PalosSeeo;- en-
Asia como en- Africa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
A Un alto en- la vida.--Carnavales

Po mariana primer da de carnava EL MUNDO dseo
de consagar noble las estas del ao va
adlcionales ht6ricas potcas hacerIo
hoy dedcando pagna exaItar erecdamente la algeria
e enoanto que hoy fIotan Ell ambente poorriquefo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

70 ver en- el fondo. no saba ii azul. Il
verde, de aquellas pupilas u cifra a.
su felicidad, de una felieidad muy pro
xima.
Casablanea, sonrienie. pcns6: "vini
vidi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

Xlma.
Casablanea, sonrienie, pens6. "vini.
vidi \"
En- nm salon del Circulo eonversaban
aquella tarde Casablanca ~ amigo
Lopez Simon, tambisn rentista. Gin
cuent6n tambien amigo de bales
bailoteos, con sin mAscsa
-Cuentame, bombre, cuentamc 80
que anochc estuyiste en- Lope d.
ga. Te vieron bailar gatntamc
Alguna aventurilla, lehi
Estupenda, hijo. IA mayor hasa
ha que vieron los siglos
II De veras9
Verdad lisa Llama.
-Puss cuenta, cuenta
Tomaban cafe, fumaban. TOsian. Am
hos estaban acatarrados Casablanea
Sc 10 debia Ia salida del baile
Habia sido tan fria Ia madrugadal
Lopez Simon no ienia miedo . las ma
drugadas, pnes disfrutaba IL un eata
rro erOnicO.
lConque ayentura, buena Digo.
81 themes suerte. y a6n te queias,
adn diees que yo... Anda, eucnta.
---Pues, hijo mic, qne me di6 aRoche
por II al bale ia sabes que hc -
tado dos amos sin ir, no por falta T.
ganas, sino por sobra dr molestias.
Pues .bien, fui al bale > desputs
de danzar con unas otras, tope rou
mi aventura Mascara elegantisima.
alta, fna, distingUida Vesiia de ri
ma antigua: diadema suntuosa. manos.
orejas y garganta enioyadas Una
nonadal Bale con ella Como IN MS
buenos tiempos, danzando estuyr uo
se 81 euatro, cinco horas Muchas
horas para mis- piernas de hoy, ESQ si
-Muchas. hiio. Nuestro edifcio. ~
reeves dc los inmuebles, faquea STEM
pre- por n base
-Cuando Va no podia decentemante
mover los pies, recurri IA ccna IA
cena era mi salvation. Sin dcshonor
para mi persona, podria estar seutado.
descansando mis- anchas Cuandn llr
gamos al ambigd tome asienio. era
yo FL mas feliz DC los hombrcs
,Pobre Pepcl Va no iendrias ganas
de verle Ia cara Ia mascara
--Exactameute Estaba molido. VI
10; - que - dice molido. Pero. ela
70 esta, los diez minutes algo hes
eansadillo, me moria ds impaciencia
porque mi dana s. quitase 81 aniifaz.
dandome a eonoccr sus encautos \ II
quito n antifaz y
y te result6 IA ayentura alguna
vieja fea
No, hiio milo; iodo 10 contrario
Ia muier mas bonita quc II yisio .n
mi vida; 4 70 juro; IA mis- bonita
Digo 81 tiencs suerte. Pcpc'
lEstupendal Pcro verbs Empc
zamos cenar. Nj dana gozaba dc
un excelentr apetito. Habras ohser
yado que las damas de todos To- "a
balleros de todas Las aventuras. susleu
conner bien; los galanes son los que
apenas prueban boeado. Fiel Ia eos
tumbre, yo apsnas masiieaba; sea por
que Ia contemplation n mi compa
nera absorbia todas mis- faeultades-
hasta las de Ia masticaci6n sea por
que el excessive cansaneio robabame
el apetito, 10 cierto es qu, no comia
-Admirabas NADIA mas. Il Y beberi
-Tampoco. 4 ESQ iba. Apenas bcbi.
una sola copa de champagne Y. sin
embargo, Jay, hijo miol, no sabes c6
mo acabe.
-Pero, hombre, Pepe.
Mareado, eompletamente marea,o
i'm horror, chicol Entire 81 bailoteo.
10 POGO que conf, y que me seni6 NAL.
Y Ia copa de Champagne. que hubo de
caerme como nm tiro en- 81 cst6mago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
UNA 'H0RA DE ALGERIA
Y DE aLOGURA

Una hora de algeria Y de loeu-
ra !iOh furiosa algeria! iOh, no me
retengais!
Corazon dc las tempestades, ;que
es 10 que late en- ii para desencade-
narte en- mi ser de esta suerte?
SQue son mis- clamores en- medic
de los relampagos Y de los -venda-
bales?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

iAh, beber el delirio mistico mas
que hombre alguno!
iCongojas tiernas y salvajes! ,(Os
las ,dejo EN- .herencia, hijos mios. Os
las narro por muehos motives, oh es-
pOso y esposaD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

Oh, abandonarse vos, quien quie-
ra que seas! iAbandonaros a mi,
con desprecio del mundo!
Oh, la vuelta al ,parafso! i0h, In
femenina Y la timida!
iOh, atraeros .hacia mi, imprimir
en- vuestra boca virgen los labios de
un .homhre suelto!
i0h, el enigma, ell triple nudo, el
.estanque negro y profundo, todo 10
que Sc desanuda y Sc ilumina!
iOh, abalanzarse en- busca de es-
pacio Y de .aire!
iLibertarse de los lazos y de las
convenciones anteriores, 20 de los
mios, vos de los vuestros!
iHallar una despreocupacion nue.
va, inimaginada, capaz de poner a
prueba la mayor fortaleza!
Desenmordazarse la bOca!
Tener el sentimiento-hoy cual-
quiera otro dia-de que me bast6 a
mi mismo, tai como soy.
iSentir algo no sentido aun! En-
espasmo, en- augusta, en- extasis!
iEscapar integramente de las an
clas v de los garfios .ajenos!
iBogar libremente! lamar libre-
mente! iAbalanzarse temerario Y
amenazador!
iBuscar la destruction, invitando-
la, .inyitandola!
iSubir, cernerse en- el mediodia del
amor como en- una revelation!
iVolar con el alma ebria!
-.iPerderse 81 ,es .neeesario!
iAlimentar el resto de mi vida con
una sola hora de plentiful y, de IL
bertad!
icon una breye hora de locura Y
de felicidad!
sas.4.a4A.-if - ""'' W"''"'""'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19
SOLAR PLEXUS HITS
FOR OLD HIGH COST
ARE DUE THIS WEEK

Oklahoma City, Aug. 1S-Old Man
Hi Costalivn is in for several more
solar plexus blows this week Three
meetings will be held at the capital
the latter part of the week in which
profits. excessive charges and proper
weights and measures will be prime
topics. on Thursday the state cor
poration commission will meet the cot
ton ginners of the state in an effort 10
adjust the rates TO be charged Tor
ginning and to decide whether the
charge will be made on the lint or seed
basis. on Friday there will be a gen
eral reorganization meeting OF the
State Council of Defense and on Satur-
day John A. Whitehurst, president OF
the state board of agriculture, mas
called the cotton interests of the state
to meet and organize with view to
stabilizing the price for cotton.
Governor Robertson will be out of the
city all this week. attending the con
ference of governors at salt Lake
CITY and NJ. T. Trapp, lieutenant gov
ernor. now acting executive Will prop
ably deliver the opening address at
these meetings outlining the governor $
as well as his own views on the SUB
jects
The state council of defense meet
ing will be called to order in the nail
of the house of representatives at ~
a. m. The ginners' hearing probably
will be held in the corporation com
mission courtroom, unless the attend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19
PUBLICITY BRINGS RENT
PROF|TEER|NC To HALT
At THE STATE CAPITAL

Oklahoma City, Aug. ls,-The Okla
homa city Realtors, representative or
ganization of real estate men operating
In the capital city. met Saturday AFTER
noon In the office OF John a. Whitehurst.
president OF the state board OF agricul'
ture and chairman OF the state council
of defense. and after discussion OF the
rental situation In Oklahoma Cl'S
passed resolution pledging themselves
TO use every effort to avert an increase
in rentals.
The realtors in their resolution agree
TO discourage rent advances, promise
not to make any increases on property
they handle and agree TO refuse TO nan
die any properties on which increases
are demanded by landlords.
In the investigation of advanced Nv
ing costs in oklahoma City the high
schedule of rents has been one item that
has been most bitterly denounced. Ru'
mors have been rife for several weeks
that by September |, which, TO some eN'
tent is moving day in Oklahoma CITY
there would be a general hike in rents.
Representatives OF organized labor ana
committees of various neighborhood or
ganizations have presented statements
showing exorbitant prices demanded for
ordinary accommodations and asked Mr.,
Whitehurst, as chairman OF the state
council, to include rent profiteers In his
Investigations
Chairman Whitehurst said yesterday
that he believed that conferences be-
tween representatives of various classes
of business that has to do with the cost
of necessities and comforts of life, with
the county attorneys and other mem
bers of the county councils of defense
will aid greatly in the battle being
waged to lower living costs.
In Oklahoma City. and it is believed
that the same condition has or will
prevail throughout the state, the pitt
less publicity" that has been given 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19
FOR AUTOS

1t is Springs. They bear the responsibility
for the Auto World. On them depends car
life. We sell this kind of springs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19

cases OF alleged profteering has broush'
many dealers 10 a realization that theS
must either readjust prices or convince
the public that they are not exae'.ns
exorbitant margins OF profit In the
capital city there has been u no'ieean,e
lowering In the price OF meats ana th'S
action should by now have been iaRe"
throughout the state
Although the fight has Just been p''
gun. and win be prosecuted to success
ful finish. the members OF the s'"'e
council of defense and others who nave
pioneered the "chase OF the proliteer
are gratified with the showing fnaue
thus far That there is an immeuia'e
remedy in cooperation. Is readily seen
by the experience of the people oil oN'
lahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19
OKLAHOMA HAS LOWEST
RECORD OF Is STATES
FOR UNUSUAL DISEASES

Oklahoma City, Aug. 1S.-Accordins
IN statistics compiled from 10 states,
Oklahoma ranks sixth in the list Oh
those that have reported the lowest
number of most frequent disease. Ihe
states in which statistics were taken
for the comparison were: California
Iowa. Kansas, Mississippi, North Caro-
lima North Dakota. Ohio Oklahoma
Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Souti'
Dakota. Virginia, Washington and wy
oming. Kansas, which has one OF the
longest established health departments
ranks eighth. Reorganization of the
state health department under the
most efficient methods possible and the
increased interest and activity by
county health officers are responsible
for the splendid showing made by the
state health department since Jana
/" said Or. A. r. Lewis, state health
commissioner.
The diseases. together with the mum
ber reported in one month, chosen 1oi
the comparison, in the Oklahoma re-
mort are: Cerebro spinal meningitis, -
diphtheria: Cerebro-spinal meningitis :;
81; pellagra, 19; poliomyelitis, /; scar
LET fever. s; smallpox, 2S2, and typhoid
fever, %.
The following Oklahoma counties re
ported smallpox: Blaine , Caddo
Cimarron /, Cleveland :, Coal 3. Creek
9. Dewey /, Ellis II; Grady /, Johnston
10, Lincoln 8, Logan 9, McClatn 10
Mcintosh 9 Major !, Noble 3, Payne
123, Pushmataha 2. Seminole >. Steph
ems 4, Tillman 1, Tulsa 81, Woods :
Woodward %.
DIR. HARLOW HAS MOVED HIS
QEEICE 10 i WEST MAIN. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19

ance is such as to tax its capacity and
in that event it will be held in the
house. Mr. Whitehurst plans to meet
the cotton men in either the hail OF
the house or in the senate chamber,
Since the conference of county at
torneys, on Aug. s, Mr.. Whitehurst'
who is president of the new council
Of defence, has been in close toucsh
with the situation in each county and
he will be able to present many I'M
portant facts, as well as report some
startling incidents of alleged profiteer-
ing. The names of the newly appoint
ed members of the state council We're
made public a few days ago. 1t Is
hoped by the state chairman that there
will be a representative attendance
and that the council can be put upon
a definite and permanent working
ha sis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19
Old Folks and Young

Grow Much Stronger Mentally and Physically when
their Blood is Clear and Rich.
Posons in the Blood, caused by waste matief tM vi
malaral germs, make the body and mino Gull ai'u
weak, condition ordinarily called Laziness.
These impurities in the Blood make folks pale Sck's
and easily chilled
Thin Weak Blood does not supply the necessary s:n
nourshment and warmth to make strong oouies'
powerful minds, bright eyes and good compleHiohS'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-19

DIR. HARLOW HAS MOVED HIS
OFFICE TO WEST MAIN. II
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF SALE

United States of America, Territory of Alaska, ss.
 Notice is hereby given that I have this day levied upon that certain one story frame dwelling house known as he McVae house, same being situated upon government land of the United States of America adjacent to station grounds of the Copper River & North western Railway Company, near the town of Cordova, Alaska, under and by virtue of certain chattel mort gage given by Dan McVae to the First Bank of Cordova, at Cordova, Alaska, and by said bank assigned to John Muller; said mortgage being foreclosed and said property sold un- der Section 749 of the Compiled Laws of Alaska And I hereby give notice by virtue of the authority vested in me that I will sell said house and the whole thereof to the highest bid der for cash to make the sum of $500 with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent per annum from the 24th day of August, 1918, together with costs and increased costs of sale. Said sale to take place on the premises on the 18th day of April, 1919, at the hour of p. m.
 Dated this 2d day of April, 1919.
 F. R. BRENNEMAN,
 U. s, Marshal.
 By VIM. l.. FURSMAN, Deputy.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-03
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 ACCOUNT

In the United States Commissioners
 Court, Cordova Precinct, Territory
 of Alaska Qn Probate).
 In the Matter of the Estate of Gun
 nard Johnson, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that V. G.. Vance. administrator of the estate of Gunnard Johnson, deceased, has rem dered and presented for settlement to-, , and filed in the probate court of said Cordova precinct, his final account as such administrator, and that Tuesday, the 18th day of April. 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of our said probate court at Cordova, Alaska, has been duly appointed by the pro- hate court for the settlement of the final account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing to the said final account and contest the same.
 Witness the Hon.
 (sPal) A. ;. ADAMs' Judge of the said Probate Court, and
 the seal of said Court affixed. this
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-03

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