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----7-------- REBELS ARE DEFEATED.

Mexico City, Jan. 10.-Rebels who attempted to ambush General Candido Aguilar. governor of Vera Cruz, while the latter was travelling to the earthauake zone in that state directing relief work. have been de- cesively defeated. according to a war department statement, A column of cavalry surprised the bandits un- der Hijinio Acuilar and Constantin Galan near Agos,adero. killing 90 and wourding many others.
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GARCIA POST OFFICER.

Jnarez, Mexico. Jan, i0.-Andres Garcia. formerly consul general a, El fsso and inspector general ot cor sulatss for Mexico in the United States. has been named inspector general of the post system of Mexi. co. according to a telegram Feeetv- ed 'ctlny fram seFor Garcia te AL heFf Ruvsordavol. acting consul gen. erai as El raso. senar Garcia. who is new in MsNiea Civ. has already tAkva his cath af office and will take eharre af hls neW waFk Ne~. day,
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RELIEVE QUAKE VICTIMS.

Juarez, Mex. Jan. 10-A prelim- mary purse of $200 for the earth quake sufferers of Mexico was made up today by the chamber of com merce of Juarez and telegraphed to the chamber of commerce of Jalapa, Very Cruz. General J. Gonzales Escobar, commander of the garrison here. and J. Felipe Valle, collector of customs, have announced their in tention of conducting campaign for ra1iaf
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Mexico Would Deport 200 Americans for Organizing
 Legion Post ot Ton7pico

served in tho AmeteaH army during lhc war and who were listed a5 members of the post. Cabrera was quoted as saying they should be shot as traitors for pYesumjue '4 wear allegiance to vnc American constitutions
 A majority of the posts members. according to information here, is that of men who were residents o! Fampico and that vicinity before their enlistment in the American army.
 After Cabrera's instructions to the mayor were received in Tantpico. at Jacks against the members of tho appeared in newspapers of that citS in which the immediate execution of tie three MeXicans and the expulsion of the Americans were dc Cmandrd
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Confer Degrees On
 Large K.'C. Class

The Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas V, Tobin. D. D., rector of St, Andrews cathedral of Little Rock will deliver the sermon to the Knights of Columbus at high mass at St. Joseph's church this morning Immediately after this service, the first three K. c. degrees will be con- ferred upon a class of more than 150 candidates at the A. O. U. w. hall. The exercises will be concluded to- night, to be followed by banquet at the Hotel Pines.
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fire Damaging to
 Johns Hopkins

Baltimore, Md, Jan 10.-Fire to- night badly damaged the pathologic- Rl building of the Johns Hopkins Eho ospital group. A number of rare epecimens were removed by phy- Bicians. A general alarm of fire Wa sounded and the flames kept From spreading to the Phipps Clinic Rnd the other hospital buildings. l Nurses quieted the patients of the Hospital, and, according to Dr. w. Il.
 Smith, superintendent, there was no excitement among them. as the burned was on the extreme
 end of the group.
 The Hebrew hospital, across the
 Street, was untouched
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SURROUND ODESSA.

ferdea, Jan. io.-rhe city ei OaesSA has been surrounded hy Uk' rnrian insurwents. it ls declared ir a wireless dispatch from Moscow ,oAay. General nsnlkine's troops the messsTv reports, are rstFeatina in shs direction of kherssn. east ward frem odessa.
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Major, Charged With
 Murder, On Bond

Santa Fe, N. M., Jan. l0.-Maj. F. M. Scanlan, charged with murder asI the result of the killing of John Hutchings, a driver in the Fl Paso- Phoenix road race early in Novem- Der, was released from the state last night after he had furnished $25,000 bond. He left for Fort Bliss, Tex, where he was stationed at the time of his arrest
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ENTERTAIN LAPS.

Mexico City, Jan. l0--A de,Aeh- n,ent ef officers snd men from the Iananase cruiser Yakame. which is anchored At Mauzanillo. left this eltv for their ship last nigh, after hps tng been entertained here feS several days. During their vtsi' they received many tokens of friend ship from the people and government officials.
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Provost is Charged
 With Brown Murder

Mt. Clemens, Mich, Jan. 10.-Lloyd Provost was arragned in police court here today on a charge of murderinA J. Stanley Brown. son of former Detroit millionaire manufa cturc, who was shot to death December 23 Provost stood mute and demanded an examination, which was set for January 23
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Rebel
 General, Visits U. s.

Laredo. Tex. Jan, i0.--It was an- nouneed in Mexican quarters here today that Luis Cahellero. the rebel general who recently surrendered to Mexican federal forces. would ar rive in San Antonio late today for medical treatment. He has been granted amnesty with the privilege of leaving Mexico for the neriod ns- cessary 10 restore his health.
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Arrest Admiral
 KOlchak at Irkutsk

London, Jan. l0.-Admiral Kol- chak. head of the all-Russian gov ernment in Siberia, has been arrest vev according to a Moscow wireless ed at Irkutsk by Colonel Pepelia dispatch dated Friday. Colonel Colonel Pepeliayev ordered his pris- oner to hand over control of all af- fairs.
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Carpenter Knocks
 Out McClOSkey

Bordeaux, Jan. 10.-Georges Car pentier knocked out "Blink" McClos- key at the beginning of the second round of their fight here tonight At the conclusion of the fight M Des- camps, manager of Carpenter, an nounced to the audience that he had telegraphed this morning to Jack Dempsey's manager that the Demp- Carpenter fight would take place in New Jersey on September 6, (Ldbor Day).
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Father Held for
 Murder of His
 Little Daughter

Alliance, Neb., Jan. 1O-Lawrence Lackey is under arrest charged with the murder of his seven year old daughter by giving her poisoned candy. It is alleged the child, after eating the candy, complained it was bitter. A post mortem examination disclosed the presence of strychnine in the stomach.
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p,suIow SALARY CLAIM.

Cir~lrnati n. Jan 10 Tho ns, ''onsl hsseball commission today Aissitowed she saiar claim af chss Pick er~i~s' tho Chirs~a nasiawal iesw~e elah fer ssaA plek contend. ed ,has surs was due him ssssdai ef verbal agreement wtsa Mana. ger Mlssksll.
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Kaiser Will Call
 Family COnclave

Berlin, Jan. 10.-Former Emperor William. says a report from Amster- dam, will call a family conference of the Hohenzollerns after the peace treaty is ratified The property question and the future residence of the family will be discussed, accord ing to the report
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MOVIES WILL. BE SED I% FEEDER Al. W OKkS OF
 .tNERIC AVIATION

Washington. Jan. l0=En lstmcut of the motion pic ure industry i'll Americaniza- t,on work witt be furthcrcd by Il committee of film pro duccrs and others appotnlcd by Secretary Lane d. the re sult of recent conferences be tween the secretary and representative of the industry Included on the committee. of winch Mr. Lane ia chairman. are Adolph /ukor. and Louis l. Sclznjek of Now York.
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REPORT ON CHLDREN's WOES.

Rome, Jan. 10-Pope Benedict has received report from Herbert Hoover repardine the relief of Flu ropean child suffering from the war. It is expected the pope will reply to Mr Hoovers' thru MonsiPnor Giovanni Bonzano, apostolic delegate in the United States, or Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore.
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Italian Vessel
 is Sunk by Mine

London, Jan. 10.-An exchange telegraph dispatch from Genoa to- day says the Italian steamer Princi- pessa Mafalda is reported to have struck a mine and sunk with the loss of seven hundred lives. The own CTS of the steamer have no confirm ation of this report and it is dis credited by Lloyds shipping agency here.
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SOVIET ARK Ar KEEL.

Niel. Germany. Friday. IsN. s.-- The United States army trAnspevt naferd. carving sis nndssiFnhle aliens. dspeFssd frem the unise4 states. arrived here ss \ VtIeek this evening. The nafard wtlt IAy up fev FspasFs ts her hs.isfS.
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Abe Ruef, Once Boss of Frisco,
 Given Freedom

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 10.-Abra. ham Rueff. former political boss convicted in San Francisco of bri- bery. was granted pardon by Gov William D. Stephens tonight. This restores to Ruef the Flights of citizenship.
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25.ooo STATE WORKERS STRIKE.

Brussels, Jan 10.-Twentv-five thousand state employees struck to- day The departments of forestry. colonies adn public works and the postoffice are affected. The rail road employees remained at work after an agreement granting them higher wages was signed.
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BAD TEETH CAUSE OF MUCH INSANITY
 DOCTOR REPORTS

Trenton, x. J, Jan. lO.- Bad teeth were the cause of many cases of insanity com ing under the observance of the physicians at the New Jersey state hospital for the insane last year. Dr. Harry A. Cotton, medical director of the institution, declared in his an- nQ&l report today. He ex- pressed the opinion that den- tlsts should remove infected teeth instead of trying to save them through mechanical dentistry.
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WOOD POOL NAMES.

London, Ian. 10.-A strong appeal in favor of pooling the British and United States navies and consecrat- ing them to the service of the league of nations, as an instrument for war from the seas. will he made in the weekly article of AL fred ( Gardiner in the Daily News of tomorrow.
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LAST AMERICANS LEAVE.

Paris. Jan iO.-Br,R. Gen. w, n. Conner, chief of staff af the Ameri- car denartmen, of supply. together wiih bis staff and i00 non-eommis. stoned men. the last American sol- ilcrs in France. lcft for Antwerp tonight.
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Clemenceau to
 Visit America

Paris, Jan. "a. Georges clemen' |eeaa ls said ,e intend if be is elect |sd president of the Fepabl.s, 'r eFass |the Atlantic to carry ou in tRe United States svigoFeas can. |pAign." In behalf Of the league ef
 nasieas. according te the newspaper
 1Ssnemeat.
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----=---------- "---------- FREIGHT HANDLERS RETURN.

New Orleans, La, Jan. l0.-Freight handlers of New Orleans voted to- day to return to work Monday fol- lowing the strike of this week. More than 1000 men went out for an in crease of 70 cents an hour.
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N0I'SE. AGAIN VOTES n lINsEkT VICTOR
 nFI:p'cER, SOCIALIST
Only Six Members Cast Bal. lot in His
 Favor

Washington, Jan. 10.-Victor Der ger, socialist representative-ele elect from Milwaukee was denied sea, in the house today for the second time.
 The vote was BPS to 6 and was on resolution by Chairman Dallin- ger of the election committee. wticb was offered immediately after Bar ger appeared and asked that he he sworn. Berger was denied a ner- sonal hearing and there was only brief discussion, Chairman Dallin- ger speaking for his resolution and Representative Mann, republican of lIllnols, urging that Berger be seat ed because he had twice been elected by the people of Milwaukee. Those voting to seat h.m were: Mann Harreld, republican of Oklahoma Griffin, democrat, New York; Sher- wood, democrat, Ohio; and Sisson democrat, Mississippi and Voight republican, Wisconsin. Representa- tive Sabath, republican of Illinois voted present.
 Berger declared in statement after the vote that the house action was one of the worst attacks on the representative form of government ever witnessed in this country"
 Ut IS really denial of the right of people to elect the citizens of their choice,' said be
 Again Nominate Him.
 Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 10-The socialist committee of the Fifth Wis consin congressional district within half hour after receiving the news that Victor L. Berger, had been ex- cluded from congress a second time renominated him. The statement wa> made that he would be the candidate for the party at a special election to be demanded from the governor.
 We will keep on nominating Der ger until hades freezes over if that un-American aggregation called con- gress continues to exclude him" de- clared a statement issued by the committee.
 We want every perscn in this country to understand that the vot- CTS of the Fifth Wisconsin district know exactly whom they want as their representative in conpress and we do not propose to let Gillett and his bunch of Wall street fawners dictate to us on the subject.
 Berger is our congressman and the action of congress in unseatino him a second time only starts the real fight that will not end until every one of the reactionaries who voted in todav's disgraceful pro. ceedings have been retired by the ballot to the oblivion they so richly deserve"
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INCREASE RATE.

Chicago, Jan. l0.-The Chicago Federal Reserve bank today an nounced an increase in it's discount rate on treasury certificates of in- debtedness from 4 1-2 to l 3-4 per cent
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LOST-REWARD.

Pointer dog. liver and white. an- swers to name of Pete" Liberal reward and no questions asked, for return to B. Neal Martin, ii07 West Sixth. 1-7-tf
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OFFICERS Rrr Nl.i.rn.

Madrid. Ian To. Al army effi' rers eA ieata have been er1ervd hY the Spanish government ta Fsfoie their units immediately.
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Say BOlshevists
 Capture Irkutsk

Honolulu, Jan 10.-The Nippu Jii;. a Japanese language newspa- per here. published Tokio cable today reporting that the bolsheviki had captured lrkutsk and that the allied diplomats had gone to Chi,a.
 London adviees yesterday report cd 5000 anti-kolehak insurgents in control of lrkutsk and General Se- menoff the Cossaek leader, as slightly east of Chita,
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SENATOR'S TAKE UP
 THEIR CUDCEI:I. F0h
 0USTED SOCIALISTS ].
Charles E. Hughes Also Plays Action of New York
 AssembIymen

Washington, Jan. 10.-Refusal of the New York state assembly to seat five socialist representatives drew fire today in the senate Sena- tor Borah, republican,, Idaho, assert ed such action invited lawlessness and disorder, while Senator Thomas, democrat, Colorado, said it aWould drive the socialists to revolution ary methods"
 Declaring the incident one of the most remarkable in the history of politics in this country, Senator Be- rah said if members of a legisla- tive body could be expelled for their political views, republicans or democrats in congress could exclude each other from representation.
 Senator Thomas expressed the hope that common sense' would op- crate on the majority in the New York assembly and lead to the seating of the socialists
 Hughes Critical.
 New York, Jan. 1O.-The action of the New York assembly in suspend ing the five socialist members was condemned last night by Charles Ev- ans Hughes, former governor of New York and republican candidate for president in 1916, and by the Gen. tral Federated Union of New York, which represents more than 100000 trade unionists in the greater city and vicinity. MT Hughes condem- nation was expressed in letter ad- dressed to Speaker Sweet, while the Central Union voiced it's denuncia- tion by the unanimous vote of it's delegates at it's regular weekly meeting.
 In his letter MT. Hughes declared that the action of the assembly was absolutely opposed to the fun damental principles of our govern ment."
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THE WEATHER.

< n n d lay and Monday cloudy
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Well. the c. 6 hnM carms,,. all to herssli new
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En- la epoca presente

cuando los negOeios v deberes de
la vida Sc llevan a cabo con tanta
ligereza, que acarrean con FREE
cuencia decaimiento ffsico,, arrni-
nando la salud v causando nume-
rosos sfntomas nerviosOs, tales co.
mo dolar Ell ell cerebro, cansancio,
debiliddd EN- todo ell cuerpo, des-
velOs. palpitaciones del coraz6n.
espermatorrea, neuralgia, dispep-
sia nerviosa, frialdad de pies y
manos o cualquier otro sintoma
que indique function defectuosa
del sistema neryioso debe tratar-
Sc por un medic in0fensivo v que
prOduzca resultadOs $atisfacto-
rios. En- ell mercado Sc ofrecen in
finidad de patentizados que Sc
anuncian como un "curalotodo,s'
pero las PASTILLAS MITCTIE-
LILA TONICO NERVINA, sola-
mente Sc recomiendan como un
poderoso reconstituyente de los
nerviOs. Si usted ha usado o.ras
preparedness sin ningin rcsulta-
do, lc aconsejamos hacer una prue
ba con las Pastillas Mitchella To-
nico Nervina para que psactica-
mente note sus buenos efectos. No
acepte substitutes. Sc vendcn Ell
+odaS las hnticas i .Advt,
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Gina, hasta las 2 p. M del dia IA de
JUNO de 1920, EN- qus.sse -abriran pa-
blicamsntc.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da
ran en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuen-
tran de manifesto los documentos que
han de regir en- el contrato, v poaran
recoger los licitadores los pianos Il mo
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante un dep6sito de diez
dollars (S1O) que seran reembolsados
al ser devueltos dichos documentos en-
el piazo de veinte dias (2o) deTpues
de efectuada la subasta.
I La administration Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cuaiquisra todas
las proposiciones v Ell de adjudicar ell
contrato bajo otras considerations que
las del precio solamente.
aUILLERMo EsTEvEs
Conisionado. Advt.
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NFORMACION GENERAL
MR.. WILLIAM y. BOYD

Ha llegado a San Juan, procedente de
Nueva York, ell distinguido caballero
Mr.. William Y Boyd, vice-presidente de
La conocida acreditada casa "Gce-
thals Wilford and Boyd Inc. -, de New
York y hermano de nuestro amigo Mr.
Robert j. Boyd, qrien EMBARGO para los
Estados Unidos en- el ultimo vapor.
Mr.. William ]. Boyd permanecera on
Puerto Rico hasta que retorne su her
mano. Nos completeness en- saludarle.
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cARTA CIRCULAR NO log
ExAMENEs PARA MEcAN1cos

Las sohcitudes para estos examenes
seran recibidas hasta Ell dia 81 de mayo
de 1920. Seran adlnitidos los herreros
v caldereros dc primera clase para ha-
Ger trabajos de sOldadura electrical, de
herrera, Y otras labores incidentales
relacionadas. con la reparaci6n de bo-
yas.
Los mecanicosl que Sc presenter So
licitar las plazas deben tener cohoci-
miento de las temperatures de soldadu-
ra, del procedimiento de diferentes cla-
ses de scero. Sc pagaran cuatro d6lares
diarios de salario. Las formas en- blan-
co para presentar solici.ud para estos
examenes pueden obtenerse en- la oicina
del superintendent de Faros, en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
J. Melendez oRcASITAS.
(Secretario de la Junta Examinadora
del Scrvicio Civil para el Servicio de
Faros, San Juan, P. r.
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COMO Sc p1DE

Mayo 81 de 1920.
sr. Director de Ell, MuNDo.
lie agradecere puhlique en- su illus
tIado peri6dico la sigriente declaration:
Como madre del niiio Rafael Garcia,
herido de bala, en- noches pasadas fren
to al Quarter de Policia de Puerta de
Tierra. quiero aclarar un concepto de
la information que referente al case pu
blic6 un diario local
Rafael Garcia, mi hijo, no es "n
muchacho realengo'', como CAST sE
di6 entender. En- aquella tarde aca-
baba de salir. de la escuela de los PIP.
Redentoristas, donde estudia, " 10 man
de a una diligencia en- casa dc un
familiar, cuando al pasar frente al Guar
tel fue herido en- una pierna. Asi lle-
go hasta mi casa. de donde 10 lleva-
ron al cuarto de socorro, con la in
tervenci6n de un policia, que lie halo
la bala entire la media
Esta es una aclaraci6n que. como ma
Dire, quiero hacer. dada la informaci6l
desp1ctiva del referido diario.
Agradeciendole su atenci6n, quedo dc
listed atentamente,
PRovIDENCIA vIRET
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P. A. DE CASTRO y F. ROLDAN
ARQUITECTOS
EDIFICIO ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
PURIFIoUE

listed puede purihcar su sangre. devol.
yer saiud y vigor a su sistema, eliminar Ia
debilidad nerviosa. fortalecer sus organos
digestivos, regularizar sus rlnones el hi
gado 81 toma el EHxir de Leonard para
la Sdngre Fl mejor especifco conocido
para lirnpiar el cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia y sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al CUTS
un color sAludabIe, alivia el cansancio fist
co mental .causado por el trabajo y
decaimientosy po1e
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UN INJUNCTION"

Sc empez6 celebrar ante Ell Tribu.
nal de Distrito, scecion segunell, La
petici6n de injunction de Gaspar
Font Maurf contra Luis Ramirez. Am.
bas parties hicieron sus alegaciones ora
les, Y la demandada present6 un do
cumento privado, Ell juez Rossy con
cedi6 a los abogados de las parties diez
dias para presentar alegatos escritos
FL Licdo. Soto Gras representa- al dc
mandante.
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.MERCADO DE CAMBIO
UNA vIoLAcIoN

Ell acting fiscal. LicdO. ROnani,
crdeno Ell arresto de Miguel o'Neill,
acusado de violaci6n, cometida Ell la
nina Pura Santiago, de nneve amos,
Sc ha exigido a o'Neill diez mil
d6lares de fianza.
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SIJ

sistema en- perfecto estado Es igualmente
efectvo para aliviar las afecciones reuma-
-ticas de las coyunturas musculos. Miles
de personals que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- el EHrlr de Leonard para la
SGngre 10 recomiendan como un remedlo
eficaz en- casos de Stills. ulceras, escrofu-
las, anemIa. tumores todas las enferme-
da les que prowenen de la sangre. Compre
inmediatamentes de su droguista una bote-
LA de EHtir dc LcoRdrdi para la
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pUEDE REsIDrR EN sro. DoMINeo

Ell Jefe del GOBierno Militar de SAN
10 Domingo, en- vista de las referencias
de buena conducta observada, ha auto
rizado a>don Celso Rios, natural de Ca.
BIO Rojo tijar. su dOmicilio en- aquella
Repdblica
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TIPOGRAFOS

Sc necesita uno conpetente en- ira
bajos de remiendos; otro para compo-
sici6n distribution de moldes. traba
jos corrientes.
Dirijir petici6n sueldo, etc. M.
varela Blanco, Cayey, P. R.
Isl Sc desea, proborcionase vivienda).
Advt
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C0NERGEA

Ha sido disuelta la sociedad mercan
til que giraba en- Aguadilla con la ra-
z6n social de ''Pena y Co. s.. en- c.,
de cuyo active pasivo Sc ha hechO
cargo don osvaldo Pena Rios.
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cAsos REsUELTos

Durante la semana que termin6 el
sabado. Sc resolvieron "a casos en- Ell
Tribunal municipal de los cuales resul
taron 1s condenados. cinco absueltos
y uno sobreseido.
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Ell INVENTOR DEL ca
NON QUE ALCANzA GIN
CUENTA LEGUAS

El gObiernO frances ha. pagado cicn
mil frances por ell privilegio do invcn
ci6n del canon de largo alcance &c
Delamare- Maze.
Ell inventor ha ascendido a capital,
y Ia sidc autorizado para disponer &c
su invento en- favor de Inglaterra v
Belgica.
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.cAso EN- REBELD1A

En- el case de Carmen j. valdes con
ira ErnsstO seij6, sobre divorciO, a pc
tici6n del abogado de la demandante
Sc anot6 la rebeldia del demandado.
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sUsPENDIDos

Todos los casos que estaban sefiala
dos EN- Ia corts JuveniI para ser vistos
el Labado, faerOn suspendidos hasta
nuevo sehalamiento.