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The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
SCHOOL NOTES

A complimentary entertainment by
the freshmen for the upper classmen
came of last Friday evening at the
gymnasium. 1t proved very de-
lightful affair for everybody present.
with dancing and refreshments. The
management was in the hands of nu-
merOus committees.
Miss Dering Greene is back on
duty in the domestic science depart.
ment after detention at home be-
cause of the scalding of her foot.
Thanksgiving will be observed
with holidays till Monday. On Wed
nesday the Brooklyn schools will as.
semble in the study hall for a Joint
celebration, with one number from
each grade. The east side grades
will also celebrate at that school in
similar manner.
The second grade. west side, have
been making free hand paper cut.
tings of the Pilgrims, their log
houses and the MayfloEer.
Cora Ford has left school but gets
the different teachers to help her at
night SO she can graduate with her
cless. She is helping in the tele
phone office.
The third and fourth grades have
contributed to the Junior Red Cross
$4.20 and have enrolled the follow
ing members: Emma Rose Doebler
Margaret Well, Crystal Wentworth
Frank Wright, Ivy Wentworth, Stan
ley Daniels, Robert Wickham, Will
lam Stringfellow, Parker Wickham
Elva Frary, Ethel Roske. Burrel
Frary, Geneva and Nellie Bates, Lew
is Spellman, Harvel Fowler, Kaismire
/ Drnjivich, Warren Matthews. Gladys
Robson, George E. Shoup, Adalint
and Jessie Palmer, Milton Have
mann, Glen Smith, George Oliver
Monroe Quarles. Mary Dillon. Bobb,
Carnes, Doris Black, John Rand
Lorna White, Gladys Bradley ant
Leila Bradley.
Following is list of pupils in the
fourth grade receiving excellen
marks in geography test: Rober
Hoos, 9S; William Stringfellow. 95
John Rand, go; Parker Wickham
"a; Gladys Bradley, 80.
uoujs Denny left Salmon Wednes
day for Leadore where he will live
with his grandmother, Mrs. Rocf
Vezina Louis was pull OF thf
sixth grade, west side.
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nnon Home Auain.

uiennon was an arrival
On Saturday last. He
VS. He found the adjust
Fments incident to the
Sh set in with the gen.
Prices early last sum
way, making business
Al lines. The mayor is
nssimistie. however.
he is more than ever
salmon must take up
Improvement all along
Ing the opening of new
and steps TO secure
SIMPLY without un-
With The decline in
me mayor looks for
boom next year.
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ANNOUNCE
& NEW CREATIONS

fact that he has
ears to go ON his time
3hree score and ten.
with the dawn of the
announce the creation
( new fruits, cereals,
lants. Notable among
hons are a tomatO-pep-
aid to be very sweet.
addition to the veget-
Lnother major offering
er-bearing strawberry,
fruit throughout the
In the way of cereals
10 created a new orna-
said to be a big pro-
Fially nutritive, and a
kingdom Burbank Of
and brilliant varieties ,
uding a giant dahlia
varieties of gladioli.
$50 created a NV Orna-
tree. Then he has a
He'd to his famous col
butts already given to
species of bamboo tree
Introduced or January
~ will be specially in.
p announcement that
perfected a curly leaf
I'm still keeping busy,
e working hours of a
Fe me enough time to
Ike, said Mr.. Burbank:
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(rch Services.

fehalze of the Evangel-
enurch has permanently
mon, expecting to hold
rs at the Presbyterian
ne Sundays in connec-
iar services at Leader 2.
living at the Wheeler
20 family but his father
ao were members of
household at Kimama.
portland. The services
Sere we'll attended.
Fhodist church Sunday
we're union services by
OF that congregation
me other two Protes-
he house being Al
feS. r. S. Stringfellow
me Supreme Sacrifice
sood work of the Red
raymond Preston was
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Classified Al Section
Laugh Il ON.

&o00V " Vuus
II the weather looks like rain
Laugh II Off.
When you feel you must complain.
Laugh Il off.
DO not sit and nurse your fears.
Waste no time In useless tears,
Put your faith In smiles and cheers
Laugh II off.
II men say you're looking III.
Laugh u off
Should they recommend a pill.
Laugh IL Oft. s&s@
Doctors. druggists and disease
Want to do just as they please.
Often you can save the fees.
Laugh IL off.
II life seems to. so dead wrong.
Laugh II off.
Drown your sorrow In song.
Laugh II off.
DO your work with smiling face,
Look ahead and keep the pace,
De winner in the fnce.
Laugh Il off.
Kansas City Star
Coming great play-The Devils
Pass Kew
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
Ex-PREsiDENTS HAVE BEEN
IN MANY PURSUITS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Consid.
cradle speculation is being INDUCED
In as ia the future activities of Pres.
ident Wilson. 1t is the general un.
derstanding that Mr.. Wilson will con.
tinue to reside at Washington after
he retires from the presidency next
March, but SO far there has been nc
intimation as to his plans for future
work. 1t is regarded as more than
likely he will devote himself to writ
ing, and from his pen the nation may
expect some notable contributions
to the history of the times In which
so few statesmen have played Sc
prominent part as he.
The chief occupations of the pres
idents after they quit office have
been as follows:
George Washington. after retiring
from the presidency, engaged IN
farming.
John Adams devoted himself chief
ly to the writing of history.
Thomas Jefferson gave his chief
attention to the foundation OF the
University of Virginia
James Madison lived a strictly re
tired life after leaving the PRESIDENCY
James Monroe became Identified
with the University of Virginia, and
for a time held office as local mag
istrate.
John Quincy Adams, as ALREADY
stated, returned 10 congress, and re
mained there until his death.
Andrew Jackson went into rellre
ment.
Martin Van Buren spent much tim
in travel and took an active part II
politics. -, =.
William Henry Harrison died il
office.
Iohn TYLER cast his lot with tn
confederate cause. slttlng IN ihe v"
einia secessionist convention.
James X. Polk returned TO hli
home in Tennessee and died withif
a short while.
Zachary Taylor died while in Of
( fee -. .,;rs .,
Europe and devoted much TIME u
charitable work.
Eranklin Pierce spent seNefa
,.aars in travel abroad and then wen
into retirement. -, - hi.
Iames Buchanan. returning 10 nN
home in Pennsylvania, lived III ie
tirement. -. ,sss.i,ate,
N andrew D Jackson engaged in poll
Tics. aae q worl.
.neaeed in banking and wro''
NE pntherford Z. Hayes became i idsh
..sad with educational and ehari'aDi
institutions c.. ae assasinate, o,
in office. a,eared in tht
p'S. c.oxer cleveland became iaesi'ii''
.;,h princeton university ,,,,s.,
"i ariamin Harrison devo'ea hlilis, s,
-;,;ng and delivering an "'e''
;onaI lecture on law. ass.sinatel
ioi1ci W,iI,iam Mckinley was as'SS''1 "
in office. .,-el, made trips e
heoSg ae;or of Africa and So. !
1,H AmeTie@' candidate for for the p'e'
dency. ras, becaue identiile
Miii,s,h yaIo university. deiifeseu *
',res We and wrote for 'he pr
.,.s cot. Leesburg mlhin 2,
chaiss - in salmon this mornins ii..,..i' =
man, y ~ fhe shipping O. ifs'rA
Cclven.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
cibbonsville Schoil Notes.

The pupils in the GlgbonsV1Ile
school who were neither tardy nor
absent and above 80 in department
for the second montr are: Lester
Stiles, Addie Styles, Gladys Glavih'
Carl Gott, Sarah Ann Palmer, Mar,
ion Glayin, Ida Wenzig and Reinhoild
WenZig -
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
,..k pioneer suiei0es:

aavief or Renos and miner around i.si NGq q
prospgoiui iaps miping camps for the ! iass cabin
Uears sana ', Committed suicide in '
IN If DG IS reported that the oier 9ess vay
left . ncte On 2 tao'e
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
zine Road Improvement.

Seven-eighths of mile Oh ne" ~,
has been constructed al the )olna ~, ~
pence of the county and lanuoM ne, n !
On the north side of the Lemhl 70 U oO
v;ate vi. @ the springy hillside road run
ming through the Dwight smitn a;Ier lar"g or
The new road lies along the river river - .,
near ca thereto and uses the lands rSa o.
Smith | and the Kirtley estate In IN
smith smith estate aHa comprises the old kees eel
sanch % as well as Rockrose, and ine ;ne
new road touches Smith for it's emu nds
ians,b .u While running as to ~ Da roea
aInne the division line between 'nrSe Tb
lands and the kirtley ", advan
new thoroughfare is oil s,e" .,,a .onntry.
tage to a large section oil the
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
Heating Plant.

Of the bank heating
to warm the Citizens
Il as The Recorder Of
farm bureau quarters
) finishing touches at
Louis Frey and Theo-
1t is not said that
lion will make money
the local marts OF
nmercee but printers
$ will work better in
mth of this splendid
y the bank people. II
certain that the farm
will become more and
and better serve theil
Is a community center
ice.
eating possibilities fol
ent demands upon this
Planned for use by
contemplated by the
on their holdings be
k and The Recorder
|orles above them.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

SNFH'"E'f @"V S~F 0u'SH.
Thomns Jefferson and Martin Van
Buren, have been the only men In tho
history OF the United Sin,es who have
served ms governors Of states. foreign
ministers. heads Of cabinets. vice pres.
i,ienis aud presidents
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19


FOR RENT.-Furnished housekeep-
ing rooms with bath, Inquire this
office.
ESTRAYED From range this fall
a red two year old steer branded LA
ON right ribs. right ear scailoped.
Please notify owner. Lee Aiken.
Carmen =. q.
THANKSGIVING DANCE
At Carmen Hall
November 25.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One small
range. one rug. one dresser and
one set mining engineering books.
H. v. CAPLES. Salmon.
FOR SALE-Hay. grain and imple.
ments and dry pine l6-inch stove
wood, on 3. A. Myers ranch. Ap-
ply 10 owner In Salmon.
FOR SALE-California Stock ranch,
600 acre mountain ranch, 3 large
springs. good orchard and vine
yard. Stock range the year around,
Have permit to run 1000 head OF
forest reserve. Never do any win.
ter feeding and have finest stock
in this section. Good roads TO the
place. Large new house and sew
eral other buildings all In good
shape. This IL considered the I'm
est stock ranch In southern Cali
fornia. viii give responsible and
experienced stock man good terms.
Write me for further Information.
o. G. WATSON. 220 Brewer Bldg.
Bakersfield, California.
WOOD SAWfNG--A. c. Bowen g. Son
will do your wood saving promptly.
Phone 81 black s24 II
WANTED TO DUYsAND SELL-All
kinds of second lusnd goods Mrs.
o. {. Jones. rear of NJ. Il. church.
Salmon. g2atf
FOR SALE-Nice little place of five
acres, with six.room brick and frame
dwelling. orchard. berry patch. barn,
chicken house. log house near dwell.
Ing adapted for ice house. etc. This
place is an admirable home I'm
Brooklyn. located on upper Jesse
creek. Compelled to seU because of
continued III health of Mrs. Watson.
For particulars see s. 9. Watson.
Salmon. Idaho. sa*t
Coming great pIay--The Devils
Pass Key.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

A good diagnosis OF M ,ne Vow York
is tersely presented by 'he Wv
Evening Post: a;,st the trea
wand against. the delay IN 'n ,he high
presentment, both againsia, he NJ" other
prices ~ ice that were here until ioeI oHs today:
aay s and against falling prices pees,ons' ms q
Tesenmefe esop np 10 the other day and .g agan nn
the ,aTmsn1 indus,ria' today-ai these GRpo4 1I6s.
eIaPio9 i1ai oo9n,bined Min in one great a. wea.'De
ites s con ool.iu miebty desire for chase'-
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19
lsls Of Sheen

me other day 1900
10 gaed to the Spo-
Loan eompany were
I'm from Ramon YtIl-
sslhg bid in ar S80,00t,
ss a head.
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HESS
AUCTION HOUSE

RErRlGERAToRS. new and sec.
ond hand. priced to suit. Also com.
plcte line OF second hand furniture.
good ms new.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

Charles COT, LsssouTs ,s;a Iaornins Ill,'' ar
man; = Ilr = the shipping O. 'si'A
nv ,lort Coivei.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

S'e' play-The Devils
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

Coming great play-The Devils
Pass Key.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

WANTED TO BUysAND sELL--All
kinds of second hand goods. Mrs.
o. E. Jones. rear 81 VI. T.. church.
Salmon. 9'2i-u
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

Coming great play-~The Devils
Pass Key.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-19

WOOD sAwING--A. c. Bowen g. Son
will do your wood saving promptly.
! Phone 81 black. s24 II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-15
LA VIDA DE
UN POETA

Leemos 10 siguiente en- un peri6dico
d Madrid:
''En la Repdblica de Guatemala, al
die siguiente de una revoluci6n triun
fantc, ha sido condenado a muerte un
poeta; Jose Santos Chocano. Un poeta
que 81 en- un momento de ofuscacion
fue ingrato para Espafia, luego la ha
cantado con mas fervor EN- mas en-
cendidos versos. Solo Espana puede, aca
50, lograr el perdon para Chocano, 81
nue5tro ministro de Estado, interpretan
do seguramente el deseo del Rey y,
sin duda, el de todos los intelectuales
espanoles, intercede cerca del Gobier
no de Guatemala y solicita el indulto.
Para aconsejar, para solicitar esa in
tervencion escribimos estas hneas.
Y queremOs Greer que ell marques de
Lena, luego que las haya leido, Sc
apresurara realizar esta gestion con
la rapidez que ell case requiere.
Un argumento basta para que nues
tro ministerio de Estado Sc decida
salvar la vida del poeta condenado a
muerte, Y es este: piedad ordena no
bleza obliga'.
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CaSi tOddS las merCanCiaS
bajan de preCiO en- FranCIa

La tendencia la baja que viene OBJ
servandose en- ell precio de la vida sc
acentna por momentos ell Francia, va
los periodicos dedican largo espacio a
comentar tai si:uacion, asi como ell al
"a experimentada por ell cambio frances
En- cuanto a este segundo punto, los
periodicos estiman que clio Sc debe es-
pecialn'ente la sensation que Francia
da al mercado extranjero de ponerse
decididamente al trabajo, de castigar
con mano dura todos aquellos elemen-
tos revof osos que pretcnden alterar ell
pacitico desarrollo de comercio de la
industria de Francia de llevar la Ha-
cienda publica a un estado de perfecta
organization. Por otra parte, las cose-
chas Sc anuncian excelentes, siendo es
te otro factor que contribuye a meiorar
la situacion del cambio.
En- cuan;o Ia baja Ell los precios dc.
los articulos dc primera necesidad, ell
;odas parties continta acentuandose, Y
los periodicos reproducen, congratnlAn-
dose de elias, las satisfactorias noti-
cias que Sc reciben de todas las regio-
mes francesas.
Ell Petit Parisien" pone de manifies
to que los comerciantes Sc quejan va de
la abstencion voluntaria de los compra-
dores especialmente en- ell ramo de sas-
treria y similares 10 cual hara que Ia
baja en- los precios no surta efecto hasta
dentro de algunos meses. pues ell publico
huge de- hacer compras, y pesar de
haber bajado los precios en- notable pro
porcion, las ventas son escasisimas.
FL echo de Paris" sefiala la enor-
ne baja de los cueros, que en abril es-
taban 73o frances, han bajado 130
frances mas, por Glen /l1ilos, seglin la
calidad.
En- Marsella, la baja de articulos CO.
mestibles alcanza notables proporcio-
nes, los comerciantes han acordado
rebajar todos los precios en- un veinti-
cinco por ciento del que tenia nen pri-
nero de JUNO, alcanzando la baja tam
bien los precios de las carnes.
FL vino ;lende tambien a la baja, es-
pecialmente en- los departamentos de la
Dordogne y del Lot-y-Garonne. donde
la cosecha de uva es excelente Y las
transacciones para la cosecha Sc hacen
precios muy inferiores on relaci6n a
las vendimias pasadas.
Los periodicos, al registrar, tan salts
factorias noticias, Sc congratulan de
elias estiman deber atribuirse es:os
halagiiedios resultados La decision y
voluntad con que el pueblo frances Sc
ha puesto al trabajo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-15
Tribunal de Distrito
Seccion Primera

Fermin Maria Brau y otros VS. 1.-THE
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Ltd. -, cobro de dinero Sc suspendio
hasia nuevo senalamientc
Pablo Denis VS. Maria Rivera Sanchez,
divorcio Sc reserve su resolution.
Raimundo Pabon Carrasquillo. ex-par
tie, dominic. Sc declare justifcado a ia
vor del promovente, el dominic de las
fincas desc-itas EN- la mocion inicial
y Sc ordeno que las mismas sean inscri-
tas en- el Registro.
Rafael Berdeguer VS. Clara Negr6n,
divorcio. Sc declare con lugar Ia excep-
cion previa y Sc concedieron al deman-
dante diez dias para enmendar su de-
manda.
Ramona Cruz Alamo, ex parte, domi-
MO. Sc declare justifcado favor de
la peticionaria, el dominic de la finca que
Sc describe Ell la n.oci6n inicial Sc or
demo que sea inscrita EN- ell Registro.
Victor Rivera Camacho y Juliana Ote-
70 Camacho eXpar;e, dispense de pa
rentesco. Sc dispense los peticionarios
del parentesco del cuarto grado de con-
sanguinidad, a fin de que puedan CON
traer matrimonio
Pedro Gambia Cordova VS.. Johann D.
Stubbe, nulidad de contrato Sc tomo
la declaration de un testigo, sin estar
presente la parte demandada, pues no
comparecio
Eladia Feiciano Reyes VS.. Gabriel Pa
Term Enrich, reivindicacion. Sc aprobo
La exposition del case Sc 'ordeno al
taquigrafo que dentro de cinco dias ha-
ga las enmiendas acordadas.
Etiene Totti otro VS. 1.-THE An
sorge Export CO., dafios perjuicios.
No Sc aprobo la exposition del case.
Manuel Roig Diaz VS. Pablo Landrau
Diaz, cobro de dinero. Sc decret6 ell EN-
barge de bienes del demandado suficien
tes cubrir $7713 .o3, sin prestacion de
fianza por ell demandado
Pedro Bolivar VS. Ramon H. Delgado,
cumplimiento de contrato. Sc decret6
el embargo de las setenta acciones de
la "Cayey Sugar Co., propiedad del
demandado, previa prestacion de fianza
por ell den.andante de. S6OoO.OO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-15
En- Ell TeatrO Municipal
MISTER BEVERLEY


Esta obra cs un drama policiaco adap-
tado a Ia escena espalola por Enrique
Thuiller, autor de la version castellana.
En- Espana obtuvo un 6xito ruidoso, SOS
teniendose en- Ell cartel por temporadas
enteras.
La obra no Sc adapta al gusto de los
temperamentos acostumbrados a los re-
fnamientos espirituales a las sutile-
zas del ingenio agudo. Como en- todos
los dramas policiacos, las siauaciones
son absurdas y la trama burda fuera
de la realidad. Els ell dcplorable folle-
tin de las tediosas historias de detecti-
yes que una y otra vez ven:os en- la pan
talla cinematografca para satisfacer los
gustos de la plebe. que Sc enardece con
las fantasticas haza1as de Sherlock
Holmes
Es una obra para pasar Ell tempo, pc
re que no resuelve ningln problema, que
no enseiia NADIA, que no responde min
gun patron artistico sino a un prop6-
sito de especulacion, que no solamente
Sc especula en- los negocios, sino en- ar
te tambien:
Nos place consignar, sin embargo, que
el trabajo de los artistas fue excelente,
distinguiendose pa1ticularmeaAe Thui-
Her, que tuvo su cargo la encarnacion
del detective inverosimil que pone sus
tretas fantasticas ell juego para solu-
cionar misterios v desenredar la made
ia de un crimen. Mora. Leocadia Alba
y Luis Manrique sacarcn gran partido
sus respectivos papeles. Montijano,
Gonzalez, Pacheco y Gomez no pecaron
de indiscre.Os hicieron una labor de
tnerito. Las senoras Gelabert, Jimenez
y Sanchez Arino Sc anotaron nuevos
triunfos y amenudo escucharon ell calu-
roso resonsr de los aplausos.
Pero, para muestra con un bottom bas
ia, adverti;,os la empresa que ese
genero esta desacreditado entire la gente
cuHa. Y mientras hayan comedias de al
to vaior literario, como las que escriben
Benavente, los Quintero, Linares Rivas,
Martinez Sierra Y Santiago Rusinol, es
un desacierto poner en- escena folletines
grotescos que degradan ell arte echan
a perder ell gusto.
Enarbolemos, seiior Casas, ell pabellon
de la Belleza, queden los dramones en-
q area de las reliquias viejas, criadero
de sabandijas y polilla
Traspunte SORDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-15

su egoismo Ell la ficcion de su in;eres
por el comercio la industria de la
agriculture como arterias vitalizantes
de- la sociedad.
En- realidad ocurre que ell obrero des-
conoce, 10 que es peor, quiere desco-
nocer el dafio por retroceso que Sc hace
a 81 mismo, y mas aun, a sus familias,
victimas neutrales EN- la revolucion La
succession de huelgas, las exigencias de
jornal, la disminucion de horas de ira
bajo no han signifcado hasta ahora con
quistas de la sufrida clase scbre sus
opresores, sino simplemente una caram-
bola desgraciada sobre Ell pueblo, sobre
la salud publica. 80. que ellos tambien
la integran. No es una mera reclamation
sino que ;Gene tonos de agresi6n; que
riendo agredir al capital al gobierno,
resultan lesionados ellos toda la comu
nidad.
Por ESQ, y tolando por el lado razo-
nable las propias afrmaciones de Com
pers, precisa deiarse de egoismos lesi-
vos, siquiera sea por convencimiento de
su efectividad.
No, ninguna clase social tiene ell de-
recho de desatender los intereses del
conjunto, que 10 afectan, y esto invocan
do conceptos de jus.icia. No tienen de-
recho nj obreros nj capitalistas, nj ad-
ministradores, de sacrifcar ell derecho
collective, inico que puede servir de
tronco a las ramas de los parciales.
Mantener una aspiration sobre la sa-
lud publica es desconocer los principles
democraticos: tirania contra tirania.
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UN RoBo EN- Ell CAFE
"LA PRINIAVERA' =

Alfredo Hernandez habia llegado de
Vega Baja y SCI hospedo en- la casa de
huespedes la Primavera" Por la ma
mana, cuando Sc levanto para desayunar
Sc, VIC con sorpresa que lie habian lie
vado la maleta con todas sus piezas de
vestir. Inform6 de 10 sucedido la of
Gina de la detective salio Lafontaine
EN- busca del escalador escaladores Po
cos minutes despues, vic a un sujeto
que caminaba por la calle de La Luna
con una maleta. lie mando a parar; le
pregunto donde iba, y le hizo otras
preguntas mas, uegando a la concIu-
sion de que aquella era la maleta de
Hernandez.
Sc practice una investigation resul
taron autores del robo Ramon Mon, An
gel Perez y Florentino Rivera Fueron
llevados ante Ell Tribunal municipal
ell juez Diaz Cintron impuso treFnta
dias de carcel cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-15
La rGvista de agriculture

Todos los numeros de la importante
revista mensual Sugar, que Sc edita
Ell Nueva York, la cual es publicada
en- ingles y espanol, vienen nutridos
con la reproduction de articulos de la
Re0ista de Agricultural de Puerto Ri
co. Tambien hemos visto que en- casi
todas las revistas de agricultural sur
americanas Sc reproducen muchos ira
baios de la referida publication; 10
cual demuestra que la labor efciente
del Departamento de Agriculture dc
Puerto Rico Sc tiene muy en- cuenta
no solamente en- los paises colonizados
y civilizados por Espana, sino tam
bien en- la gran Rep1blica del Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-15
Candidate probable a SOnadOT
pOr Ell diStritO de San Juan

Segiin informes fdedignos, algunos
elementos del partido Republican,, pa
trocinan cl nombre de don Manuel
Gaetan Barbosa, para un asiento en-
el Senado, por el Distrito de San
Juan.
La candidatura es magnifica en- to,
da la extension de la palabra. Todo
el mundo conoce las ejecutorias me
recimicntos del senor Gaetan Barbo-
sa. Professor de instruction por mu-
chos amos, alcalde de Bayamon, juez
municipal de San Juan, en- la actua
lidad, juez de paz, siempre desem-
pef0 esos cargos animado de un alto
espiritu dc justieia, Y con la satisfac
ci0n inefable del deber cumplido.
Gaetan Barbosa redacto la plata
forma del partido Republican, apro-
bada en- su Ultima Asamblea. En-
la misma asamblea demostr6 ser un
hombre preparado, lleno el cerebro
de sanas ideas el corazon de mobiles
sentimientos. Con su palabra fiuida,
elocuente atinada, vencio conven-
clio todos de la nccesidad de apro-
bar su plataforma, como el lnico de-
rrotero que debia seguir ell partido
Republican,.