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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28
ll!e5yoeEs .at4 GALE -
San German, Rosario BajO, mayo II
sr. Direc.or de ~ MUNDo.

Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo.
Diariamente recibo Ell NTUNDo y
muchos propietarios colindantes vienen
mi casa a leerlo; todos entendemos
que es Ell periodico que mejor mas in.
formation da al pueblo.
Mi. instruction es algo escasa, pues
q desde temprana edad mi santo padre
%. @. G. me dedic6 la agricultural y
mis- conocimientos hanse limitado al cul
two de los cafetos guineos puede de-
cirse; pero entiendo 10 bastante para
manejarme para mantener intacto el
patrimonio hereditario EN- bien de mi
numerosa familia. Es verdad que soy
soltero, pero la familia mi cargo hoy,
es larga
No negars que mi padre, en- vida, in
tento recluir.ne en- el Colegio, que los
Padres Agustinos trataban de poner Ell
San German, a efecto de darme una
completa instruction, y, EN- efecto mis-
primeros pasos los di cerca de los Agus-
tinos, de quienes recibi los mas sanos
consoles y las mas santas lecciones; pc
rO -finalmenNe mi instruction vine a re-
eibiria del professor don Manuel R. Da-
villa, hasta el grado tercero pues ha-
biendo enfermado mi padre, tuve que
dejar Ia escuela para ir a ponerme al
frente' de nuestra propiedad cafeteria
va cuidar de mi madre y hermanos me
nores.
En- aquel entonces. intrigas del peor
genero me envolvieron en- cier;o asunto
muieril mi padre, gravemente enfer-
mo, Sc lamentaba de cual seria mi suer
te EN- el case, yo lie alensaba dicien-
dole cue no tuvfera cuidado, pues mi
inocencia brillaria al fin, dadas mi fe
'felisiosa " mi firme creencia en- la Di-
vinidad.
En- efecto, Ia justicia humana Sc hi
20 y mi absoluci6n Sc impuso, para men
qua de mis- enemigos.
q Asi he vivido Iuego; como mi pa
Dire, unionista el, me tra2o ell camino
del deber, yo 10 s1go siempre, soy umo
nista, porque entiendo. que La Union
hara la felicidad de todos los puertorri
quehos.~ s.,
Tengo amigos estimadisimos entire los
republicanes y de ellos he recibido favo
res: y los he recibido tambien de los
socialis,as porque estos son los que me
syudan Ell la labor agricola; pero clio
no obsta para que yo les lame todos
las filas de la Union de Puerto Ri
COS, dada mi creencia intima de que
4 es1g,'Ia Union caben todos los puer-
tori fquefos sde buena voluntad.
Tlbmpo hace que tenia la intencion
de esta Manifestation hoy la esterio-
rizoA
Gracias, senior Director, por la pu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28
Ell REY DE INGLATERRA
VESTIRA Ell OVERALL ;

LONDRES, mayo 20 Ell rey
Jorge de Inllaterra Sc ha puesto
al frente de los manifestantes in
gleses que pretenden adoptar ell
overall siguiendo la tactica
adoptada en- los Estados Unidos.
Ell rey Jorge ha encargado. la
compra de un traje de SIS cue
piensa usar por las mananas, mien
tras Sc dedica a trabaiar en- su
despacho particular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28
DE .1'RuJIELO ALTO


Han empezado EN- esta jurisdiction
los trabajOs de inscripciones. Los agi-
tadores de los partidos politicos que Sc
disputan el poder han entrado en- cam
pafa. llenos, de ardoroso entusiasmo.
Los miembros del Comite local unio-
nista Sc mueven febrilmente entire las
huestes de su partido. Andres Valcar-
eel, comisionado de Servicio Pubico, ele
. meneo luchador infatigable, ha inicia
do una intensa propaganda para defen-
der su candidatura y hacerla salir triun
: fante Ell Ias prcximas elecciOnes.
, Trujillo ha- cobrado vida inusitada con
el constante hervidero de entusiasmcs
despertados por las propagandas poll.
ticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28


Los maestros de esta localidad desean
que sea interprete ante ell publico de sus
sentimientos de gratitud hacia los Re-
pfesentantes v senadores por habcr vo-
tado una ley concediendo un sueldo mas
liberal al profesorado. = &
La Asamblea legislative ha heeho al
fin jtisticia a los maestros, mentOres es-
pirituaies de nuestra juventud y con
toda. Ia. sinceridad Ell entusiasmo que
toda empresa justiciera despierta en- mi
alma, en- el nombre de los maestros de
esta localidad Y de todos los maestros
de la isia, envio por medic de estas Il
meas un fervoroso voto de gracias, como
un espontaneo' tribute al also espiritu
de equidad que anima a nuestrcs legis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28
De SAN SEBASTIAN

Ell dia ounce terminaron las inscrip-
clones. Los dos bandos que Sc disputa-
ban Ell triunfo lucharon con empeho
con denuedo. Obtuvo la victoria la RE
taguardia Unionista por una inmen-
sa mayoria.
Sc asegUra que las convenciones Sc
ran rehidisimas, desde ahora podemos
asegurar que ell triunfo sera de la Re-
taguardia. Las causas justas buenas
no necesitan defensores: Sc defender
elias mismas.
Los cosecheros de cafe quejanse amar
gamen;e del POGO grano que hay en- los
cafetos. fa
FL alto costo de la vida Sc hace va
insoportable Las provisiones estan de-
masiado caras. 10 nismo que las mer an-
cias. rf a
Los empresarios del magnifico -'Ci-
ne Patria'' estan deleitando al pnbli-
co con excelentes y nuevas peliculas
Hace tres dias que la lluvia cae in
cesantemente. Los agricultores, con tai
motive, Sc sienten satisfechos
Sc cree que Ell partido Unionista lleva-
ra las urnas alredor de cinco mil eiec
torres.
Ha sido nombrado jefc de cultivo en-
la central "Plata Sugar CO.. don Fran
cisco Salgado, e-inspector de colonias,
don Miguel Betancourt
Han alberto su bufete professional aQui
los hermanos Garcia Mendez Juan 2.
Garcia, muy conocidos en- San sebas-
tian Re
Tambien el Licenciado Eduardo Ne
gr6n Benitez, ex-catedr&tico de la Uni
versidad ex-tenienAe del "Constabu-
larry, ell Filipinas, ha alberto su bu-
fete, en- la calle de "Hostos''.
Ell CoRRESPONSAI.
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DE BASE BALL
TRIUNFo DE UN PoRToRRIoUENo
EN- NUEVA YORK

- Syracuse, 20 de mayo, 1920.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Senior: Por ser sT popular diario Ell
de mas circulation EN- nuestra querida
isla, me complazco en- remitirle la 81
guiente importantisima nota de "Base
Ball., por la que Sc vera el resonante
triunfo obtenido aqui por Ell "slog-
ger" portorriqueno "Tigre", quien ha
sabido poner muy alt oel nombre de
nuestro pals.
Muy respetuosamente.
EDIJARDO r SAI,GADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28

,ladorss ienr su deseo .engrandecer al
pueblo de Puerto Rico.
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. . 1iBurlaleA

Ell Pueblo de p Rico VS. W. d. No
bic ct al. Cobro de dinero
JUNO IL.
Succession de Ludovico Lafaye VS.. vi
dal Droz. Nulidad de actuaciones.
Carmen Correa VS.. The Dejardo Sugar
Co. Danes y perjuicios.
sENALAMIENTos CRIMINALEs
JUNO 8.
FL Pueblo VS.. Jose D. Padilla. Infrac-
ci6n articulo 30 de la Ley de Sandal.
Ell Pueblo VS. Luis Santos Burgos.
1nfracci6n articulo 338 del G. p
JUNO 10.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Porto Rican American
Tobacco Co. Infraccion ley salario mi
nimo.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Julio Aybar. Injuria y
calumnia.
JUNO IL.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Conception An2alota.
Daiios maliciosos.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Enrique Garcia. Infrac
ci6n ley de andamios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28
coRTE sUPREMA DE PUERTO RICO

Tercer termino de sesiones del afio 1920
que comenzo ell II de mayo terlrina
Ell 26 de JUNO
sEIs sEMANAs
sENALAM1ENTos cIvILEs
JUNO 3:
Leon Acevedo Gonzalez VS.. Dionisia
Alvarez Y Alvarez. Divorcio.
La mercantil "A. Gelabert Y Cha S.
Ell C. VS.. Remigio Morales ct al. Cons
titucion de garantia.
JUNO 4.
Bernardo La 0. VS.. Jose Rodriguez In
junction.
Francisco virella VS.. A. Hartman Y
Cia Cobro dc dinero.
JUNO 8.
Alexandra Laborde VS.. Patricio J. L6
PEI. Indemnizacion.
Alexandra Laborde VS. Celso Loren
20. Indemnizacion.
JUNO 10.
Jose L. Berries VS.. Dolores Davila y
Lopez. Otorgamiento de escritura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28

Sc estan hacienda los estudios necesa-
rios para la construction del acueductO
municipal. Tambien Sc es@an hacienda
las gestiones preliminares para La cons
trucmion de un nuevo cementerio.
,Ambas obras son altamente necesa-
rias, por 10 que la poblaei6n entera debe
Gongratularse de que al fin sean empren
didas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28

Hace algun tempo que no Sc habla de
Ia construction del temple cat6lico pro-
yectado FL comise oatolico, atendiendo
a las insistentes demands de los veci7
nos de este pueblo para que Sc levante
sin demora la casa de Dios, volvera a EN-
pfender sus actividades para que Ell
proyecto Sc convierta ell realidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28

Sc encuentra much6 mejOr de la dolen
cia que Te aquejaba, ell prestigioso caba
Hero Miguel Cruz Boada, secretario de
la corte de Paz.
Hacemos votos por Ell total restable-
cimiento de tan digno funcionario, que
poT espacio' de muchos amos ha prestadO
sns buenos servicios al Departamento
de Justieia, de manera tan eficiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-28

Los cosecheros de cafe qu6janse amar
gamen;e del POGO grano que hay en- los
cafetos
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coRREsPoNsAL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Br MILpREp MARSHALL.
MILLICENT

THE affected young miss who
changes her name from Mildred 70
MlliCent in the fond belief that
the two are interchangea Is really
rechristening herself The two names
are utterly dissimilar.
aliilicent. which Il translated to
mean work strength, comes from that
remarkable word anal" meaning
work. which appears IN some similar
form In all languages. We have our
word "mol' from Il Many feminine
names have been evolved from anal,
the first probably being AmalasWinth
the unfortunate queen Of Lombardy.
whom the Romans could not protect
Historians call her Amalasontha, but
in Burgundy. she became Lelisenda,
Melicerte. and Melusine.
Spanish ballad lore reveals a Nell
senda as the wife Of Don Gayferos,
who was taken captive by the Moors.
Quixote. Nelusine was the nymph,
wife Of lord de Leezignan. who. ac-
cordlng 20 old legend, retired from
public view every Saturday and
Princess Melisende carried the
crown Of jerusalem TO the house Of
Anioy and through the ProTencal con-
uection q the English court. lady
the reign OF Henry. II. established
the name In England. Il soon came
to be spelled Meiicent and finally
Millicent. prevailing as such today.
The simplest OF all gems. the tur-
uuoise, Is Mellicents talismanic
stone. u Is said to protect its wearer
from all dangers whether she walks
or rides-or flies the present day
legend must add It IS an auEury Of
good fortune IL she sees the new moon
reflected in the stone. Saturday is
her lucky day and / her lucky num-
Der and holly is her tloWer--COpy-
right. 1890, by the Wheeler Syndicate,
Ha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
he Meanings OF CHS Names-Wtat Ia Sand For And Why
JOSEPHINE

THE origin OF Josephine lies in
scriptural history. When after
long waiting and hoping. a son
was born TO Rachel, she named him
meaning an addition because she
hoped that there would be still an
other child added to her family.
The beautiful character OF Joseph
assured him namesakes beyond num-
Der and in 1921. a festival day was
fixed by the pope in honor OF st. 10
seph, the husband Of the Blessed Viz
gin This spread the use OF his name
afar- spain adopted IT, calling him
Jose Maria, or Peplto for the contrac-
ton In this way, Pepita or Josefa.
the feminine form. arose
The daughter of.1Iaria Theresa was
called Maria Josepha. and these
names were seldom separated in
France. Italy and Germany. The IA
nous empress Josephine really bore
unfortunate career as the vile OF
Napoleon made her such a dramatic
figure in French history that Jose
phlne became the farorite name Of
tracted II to Flflne or Flnette. In
Switzerland, the name became,
through some curious contraction.
S0ppi. and is still used as such among
the peasants
Josephine was introduced into Eng
land, straight from France. and no
effort was made 70 change 10 or
place the stamp Of the Anglo-Saxon
upon it America, taking il over,
straightWay contracted il to Josie,
but Josephine is always given In bap-
tism- Josephine is popular In an
latin countries, except Spain. which
retains Josefa- Sweden has a musical
JOsefina-
Jet, signifying sorrow, is Jose
phine's talismanic stone. II worn by
her. Il viii drive way the causes Of
sorrow, disease and suffering. Thurs
day is her lucky day and her lucky
number. Her flower is the snoWdrop
OF purity.-Copyrlgh 1920, BY the
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

lTTRANUs rules strongly for good to-
y day. according to astrology.
Early in the morning Mars is ad-
verse.
The summer viii be a time Of ex-
traordinary stress for the passenger
departments Of railways and danger
Of serious accidents IS foreshadowed.
Aviation again comes under bet
lions support viii be given TO Amer
lean ambitions that inspire effort
toward large achievement in all lines
OF aeronautics.
During this planetary governm lent
interest in all psychic matters viii
continue to be extensive, but dabblers
in the occult are warned against the
danger OF mental maladies that may
be caused By injudicious experiments
{ ton.
The conjunction OF the planets Of
Jupiter and Neptune, which falls to-
day in the second house, Is read as
forecastlng financial complications
and auEicties. These will affect ma
uoual as well as private attalrs-
Secret crimes Of many sorts. also.
are presaged by this days cOnlunc-
ton OF planets. Fraud and swludling
may greatly Increase and there IS
likely to be much crookedness in re-
gard 10 taxes and matters relating
to personal obligations 70 govern
ment
Poverty and distress among Euro
pean peoples are likely 20 make IN
sistent demands upon citizens OF the
United states during the coming
months.
Losses TO the eKchequer Of Great
Britain are prognosticated and con-
tinued unrest among workers Is in
dicated.
There IS a sign read as foreshadow-
ing a late spring and much wind.
Crop conditions may not be satisfac-
tory early IN the season.
Women now become subject 70 a
planetary influence supposed to
kindle ambition for public service.
This impulse viii bring about much
that Is god in governmental affairs
but II viii have an unfortunate e1-
feet on social and domestic matters.
Persons whose birthdate % is nave
the augury Of travel and change that
bring success Those who are EN-
ployed should be diliEent- The young
viii court and marry.
Children born on this day may be
unsettled and restless in disposition
These subjects OF Pisces make many
ventures and are usually lucky
Copyright. 1890 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

II EARN 4 fergit.- said Miss Fnwn
Lfppincuf, i'm her address 4 tn
Colonial Bridge Club yesterday,
an be happy Then tn speaker
said. "Llfe Il made up o. tn bitter an
tn sweet with tn bitter largely pre-
uominutin.i ~ we kin trnin our minds
q Danish tn bitter an retain only tn
sweet we've solved tn problem O.
happiness. tn blftreSt pills o. life
come after tn pin feather uEe-after
youth has fled an tn reul-fer-sure
things o. life crowd upon US. TIL
disappointments an s0rrous ns we'll
are incelIbly stamped In our menu
cries, but time, tn SOftener, makes ~
chucizle as we recall 'em in tn fwf-
light q life. Tn odor o tn rose
Eerlnium aWukens ole memories O.
IN, days o. youth an hope an love
Whether IL WIZ tn first kiss in some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
LEARN T FERGIT

Ieafy bower or tn first quarrel I'm tn
shadows O. some deserted mill. tn
ole rose Eeruulum seems 4 have been
ever near z perfume tn air. s1nvhe
Whiff % cologne OF hair oil N recall
some plcuauruhie occasion when tn
heart WuE young an open 4 reason.
A nibhie ut n peppermint drop N
ottcn watt Us back until We almost
feel that We are again mennderfu'
along some quiet country road In q
narrow buggy. Nothin' takes Us hack
q childhood's happy state like hffini
into green pear. tn tlngle a. sleigh
bells never fails q awaken memories
o. tn glorious winters Of our youth.
snowy landscapes with dark rvindin'
trails Ger hills an tire valleys. cold
Elistenin' moonlight nights, ringin'
laughter, grand halls an oyster sup
persi not z mention tn frozen, CLASSY
surface O. tn ole mfIl-DOnd. All o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
VIVLAN
Why

THE charming name OF Vivian Is al
most the equivalent Of the ad-
jectlre -riravl0us." Il means
lively, having been derived from the
used By the Roman Christians. 70 eE-
press their hopes OF eternity
The first feminine name formed
from vita Is Viva. q name made IA
nous bT Viva Perpetua- the noble
young matron OF Carthage. whose
martyrdcm is one OF the most touch
ing histories OF the early church. Her
many votaresses Eavs vogue 70 her
In later Roman days vfviaua came
to be popular through a Christian
maiden OF that name who was put 70
death by a Roman governor on the
charge that she had destroyed the
slEh- Of one o. his eyes by magic
Much later a church was erected over
her remains Her fame and name lin
gere1. and appears prominently again
IS the entchan-ress OF king Arthur
court
Scotland took over the name OF
Vivian, applying &c as both mascu-
line and feminine name. France
adopted the masculine form as Fivien
ana straightWay formed the now
popular feminine Nivlenre- England
has always favored Vivian and Amer
lea received and popularized the name
under that spelline- FiVlana IS the
favored form in Snain and italy. the
latter country still employing the
early Roman Viva
Yivian's talismanic gem Is the life
giving ruby. Its insxtlnguisllahls
flame promises Ter daurtless cour-
age, bodily health and strength. and
dispels evil spirits. To dream OF il
signifies unexpected guests Friday
IS her ldczy day and her lucky
number. The lily. signifying purity.
is her foWer.-CopyriEL 1922. BIZ
the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

Sinister rue Tor 1reachers or other
public speaker.
While the aIars presage a great
increase IN the number Of orators,
especially women orators. the public
VIII be more ezactfng and critical
than ever before, the seers foretell
In the genera agitation over creeds
and organization facts regarding
church waste viii be uncovered.
Buildings little used and costly prop
erty tied up VIII be subjected to in
vestigation and discussion, the Beers
again foretel3.
Disputation regarding religious
questions VIII Increase as the spring
advances, and there may be serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
CAMILLA

CAMILLA, OF late years 50 enor-
L mously popular through The re-
Tiral Of Dumas's Camille did
not gain her name, ike the heroine
camellla, but had her origin -ather in
ancient Roman history.
The first Camilla was a warllke
nymph dedicated TO the service Of
Diana. goddess Of the chase She
was celebrated in the Aeneid, as Ca
milla. though her name Is said to
have been CaEmilia, Indicating that
she was a FOtar5ss Of Diana. Camilla
70 the youth OF both sexes who held
solemn office Thus Camilla came to
mean an attendant at a sacrifice
and IS translated as such today.
It seems rather curious that no
connection can be established with
the exquisite white flower with
which It Is frequently confused in
modern times, especially by the
French The history OF Camilla
shows that she was taken over By
had a t0nuness for nymph names
Florian first made the Worr popular
by having e Camille figure in his ro-
nance Of "Numa PompilluA"
England adopted Camilla when the
demand for classical names had
reached its height after the Refor-
nation italy likewise revived Il as
Camille at a later date when classical
names became popular there. France
continued 10 find Camille popular and
its vogue was established beyond
doubt before the Revolution Amer
lea adopted Camilla. not froI any
fOndness for classical names, but
partially In the belief that IL was a
flower name and partially from the
popularity Of Dumas's story OF the
unfortunate LADY Of the Camellias. -
Camillas talismanic gem is the
moonEtone which promises its Wearer
good fortune and success In love.
Sunday IS her lucky day and her
lucky number. yellow Is her color,
and. history TO the contrary. the
white camellia Is her flower.-Copy-
right 1890. BY the Wheeler Syndicate,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

We needn' ferEit that we sin ave
fer d, but we kin f-rElt thar d turned
red on tn shoulders. an resolve q
use better Judgment IN next time.
Let us make speciality o. hanfshfn'
ever unpleasant eNpcrlence from our
minds Let's make tn best o. tn
things we cant change or dodEr. m
i've 80 that when we 20 over tn
top an start down the steep. straight
path z nothin'nesa an nirhrf tn
memories which are sure 4 pile up
On Us ~ be pleasant mencriea an
not tn memories thar poison an
shrivei-not tn memories that cause
hitter faces an sad faces. but sweet
mcmories-mcmorien o frosty slelEh
rides, radiant faces Ereen pears an
first kisses - Copyright. National
ssrriea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
By The Noted
Indicna Humorisi

these brisht memories o IN days
when tn heart WIZ young an tn
future seemed like an Enchanted
garden are worth preserTin-f But tn
sorry trials an rebuffs an dfsup-
polntments that come q US In tn
Indian summer o life, that all too
brief period between youth an ole
age, should be hanished from our
minds as fast ~ they hob up. an not
allowed Z ught in cur systems. No
mntter how well ordered cur lives
may BE- were goln' q have q swallow
lot o bitter pills. Let Us swallow
'em gracefully an ferEit IL. Our lives
are too much dominated BY un-
pleasant memories. Yesterday a. gone
z stay an we should busy ourselves
with IN present. Let n ferrit that
we ever knew some people, that we
ever got Erung on pair o. shoes.
Let NJ ferEit or last suit . clothes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

troubles in which various sects are
involved
Persons whose hirthdate il is have
q happy augury for the year. While
travel or changes may not be lucky,
the home and family are subject 10
the best direction Of the stars.
Children born on this day are likely
70 be WelI-couducted and to win gem
eral respect These subjects OF
Pisces usually have kind loving ma
lures They are merhodical. mathe-
NAUTICAL and orderly Copyright
1870, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dfrafn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

was awaiting her husbands call %
America-which the room mate had
overlooked in his flight
He had prints made OF the photo
and sent them 10 all the foreign
language newspapers he knew OF
with a little Information attached
10 the effect that Mrs Pollak. ar
irving Unexpectedly in America. had
been unable to find her husband at
his old address. and would he kindly