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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

FJEnUw nothing about that sort sec
FtnAng.
II ananbuni&9on xccufaulkS6d a16ffsf
the Nxr - 70 - sused 10 such ntso7
|rt1s It aiascu5d y VERY tdxfsad!1y ~
|anAAa6a. ANY 1fsek ~ A6pstasyss IA
|sU~ssnn5s1t no IA liknd s&1f& u '01sS
|lSee xxps6& 20 80 IA = setns51aI.
sadd. u <eud1ss, sas6Ne - no stsdss
~nAtewer 6f Sseh y a98ed- @1lS0d5d 1le
|sslher ssssd Il II - 9a55ect 20 ssaateasr-
SstSsn, or destroyed II It - stlsEely %
|dss6SsUxse or Bec6sse oassosete. II IL
cefsAin1y dgxss1ous TO sfsc It -1or a,
wersiUn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18
Sham Battle Casualties.


cAasaifies occurred yesterday at
Camp Meade, Nd. In the course OF 4
seam hetkle fought there as a feature
ef the annual encampment Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. wen
within the safety lines established b.
tie military guards. fragments a. .
shell fell into the crowd and q chilA
was killed and a man was wounded.
Investigation has, Of course, been
started to determine the nature Of the
explosion. II ponttae. that caused these
casualties. It y fhsughs tass the shell
was defective o. exp3e1ed peagaG
tureiy. -
Whatever the eesss - esrcrs,
stances Of this accident, he question
arises whether sacb syseeeeaes shopad
be staged Ter psolic sntsstaiamesAs.
Mimic warfare y net - e1ify3ag shev.
1t does not realty teach anything prae.
teal. and at best is but a Sensational
demonstration Of noise and move.
ment. The use Of sctual ammunition
at Camp Meade in the near presence
Of $4,000 people was esseetially dan.
gerous. even II Here hsA been M
shorts" Or defective shells. Every
oss Of the man fer whose particuhf
Aeiectatioa this battle was staged he'd
seen real warfare and pesAed no sucA
imitation to acqvaiat him With ~
dsassrs 81 tAs tartsis - eseAtee, 4
y tsst ~ wssi fse tAe sthsrA ~ -,
pie stia& stayed q Asgne, that theS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18
The Commissioners.

with Commissioner Hendrics:'s In
ductiou into once yesterday the Dis
trict government 10 now equipped to
do h,isiness under the ,Aw which re
quires two Commissioners to sign all
papers. The statute which thus hxes
quorum. for doing business Ut mu-
hicipei. headquarters fails to provide
l~ the emergency Of one Of the civil
IAN Commissioners being disabled or
Dat Of ofice. No substitute civilian
Commfssioner can be designated As In
the case Of the Engineer Commission
er, one Of whose assistants may act
for him In his absence. At the last
session q Congress IN effort was
made to obtain legislation on this
point. but It failed Of adoption. The
consequence was that Commissioner
BS6wniow was held strictly and unin-
terruptedly. on duty In this city dur
Eng the months that followed the re-
firement Of Mr.. Gardner On the 25th
II November. As It was, lapse of
two days occurred between the retire
rnent Of Nr. BroWnlow and the quail
.ncation. Of hts successor. during
which time the District had only one
Commissioned. In the person Of Col.
4Sutx. Mr.. Hendrick could. however.
III an emergency. sooner have quail.
ned. Miss Boardman viii return to
the city within fortnight and win
probably quality ~ Commissioner at
once, Thus giving the, District for the
first time In paariy q year full com.
plenaeut q enaexttpe aEncials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

'tafio. VITO. Il b 'vlrtualiy fcefe1in. ma
written such cards as warning. h,
however. was IN Canada at the tinSe
OF he e1ploston and could not haSe
b6sn directly connected with the &c.
tual AStuE .of the bomb, though h
may ls1Se Known Of the plot.
One Of the nS6st sAignindlnlt ~.
dauuss II = ss1g1ty1eS - ne snddis
q i've asassss ~ rdBef a = aaail bsk
about four minutes walk from IL
Scsne 'of Fthe sexppsston aimsst sintnse.
dixtsiy before The blast. These hsd
BEEN put into the <bex within half
IN hour Of the time tho bomb e.
pioded. They were roughly pfintsd
In red Ink and were to the .fciiUwfnx
eject: "Remember. We ~iil not toier.
ate any longer! Free the political
prisoners or 1t will be asure death for
all of you! american Anarchist
Fighters"
The present sthesry b that these
circulars were stuffed into the mali
box by some one who knew that TIE
bizst was 20 taise place. Possibly thin
person was one u tie sbaGitsfs " III
bomb husrSing sway sfson e<se s6ens.
The time within which they were p4st
Into tl1e boa unn 2be lnxed by the fast
that ut 11:50 the carrier found VI
empty ana that At 1853 he iliscoverSd
them there. and almost immediatssy
after heard the great crush in Wsll
street.
The reference to the political pits
oners links up this crime with the de-
naand Of the socialists for the release
OF Debs and others now held under
for violation Of the war.
time laws. It does not. of course, fol.
low that any member Of the socialist
party was implicated In this plot. yet
= ,stngulkr >coinctdsnce OCCURS IN t&Ite
fact stisgt on the dry the sexptosiun &C.
Cured elections MsRe ibeang he'd IN,
New York city for the return to the
state assembly Of the five socialists
who W@e nusted from that body hast
Wtne0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18
The Marrow Chance.

The rarro&ness " tie -ns8rkfn Ne
tween isafety and danger ID N6famati-
cally illustrxtssi by the experience sef
Mr.. Milton e. Allies df this city last
THURSDAY IN New york. He CROSSED
wGiI.stfset just SIX s1sinafces osfofe the
Fsxssosfon. spsssins directly over slse
|sp6t X which Che blsst occurred, ind
wss sslssd IN die upper stsry ~ ..
|b63afnS ascissk upon 'ta1e iscsns Sf 4l5e
,des6na&3on. WHEN he Nas s1y0en cit
~ aiis chair ~ 1he ssRsock.
THIS sutt II thinx hnSp1t5s he
Fqusntly. 1Een miss strsfhs 9ttGt Sxe
wrecked. BY narrow margins. Or thoy
Just fail To catch certain street tass
ti1at are SMASHED. or they orange,
Their minds about taking rides N au.;
-tomobiles that are overturned or in
collision. sometimes the chance Of
the nistHke Of q watch In its record
OF time will make a NAH late or eariy
at an engagement and thus carry him.
out Of peril.
In the case OF the New York Ax-
plosiun, had 4 chance fiieeting 'oc|
currsd. with a lszhdshaae sAd 4 rev;
words II greeting. In THE course q
.that 'passage through wan Breet. The
delay might have been Just staiscient
to have added to the casualties. On
the other hand. sometimes such an
accidental delay stands for the margin
~ r~4ae1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18
Fsstionisin xna TIE 8sus4..

The 1ituaftpn In Illinois Il danger.
ous fer the repa5blicans In that = sena.
t0rship is Involved. II the I5pwden
man h Declared the nominee. will
the Thompsonites support him? u
the Thompson man wins the decision.
viii the 'L0wdenttss support him?
Great % the republican advantages IN
the state In. It might vxsiiy b enc
rifced by ,1urfous 1actionism at me
pdlfs. n house Divided agai,rst -1fssR
ssusJet stand. The time Tor treuntts
tug this hpuse = 1huft.
:. In 1Nsw York Ssnstne ws1sWp1ah
has Seen renutninatsd ~ m over-
&helmtng vote. He nnade = show u
hts two Uppsnsuts. But he D thrssA-
eased with factionism IN NsSemher.
His rs6hihssion recuEd - not satisfzc-
tDry TO some Of the ,atSs. ana soaae
sepuk1iuxn women. are, IN.
ssStving bec.use u his oppusaeicn
10 ssumnn suftsse while t1sat' Hnss-
tim was under -desate.
In Indiana republican. criticiEm %
Senator Watson has been circulating,
and has given the republican man.
ayers some concern. While 1t seems
to be abattng. It has not disappeared.
The. republicans are making q hot
fight for continued Senate control.
Their, present hold 10 Of tho slender.
est. They need the Senate. gerry much
In their business. 1ndsed.,they would
be greatly embarrassed- would
the country also-if a democratic
Senate should face q republican House
and President. -, a..
So It Is that every Senate seat
counts: and these three seats repre-
sent three very iIuD941k sfEtes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

SevAEal hauiries are in progress in
an enees q, ascertain the trae nature
81 the explseion that rocked Wan
stssef 1hurslev and killed .sS eeezae
snd. in4u!ed ssAf zoo. The Ne~ Yaik
city spoates, pstsate detectives <5esa-
ployed ~ - 1Gefsan conssaey AM
other ins*iAnskeast end the ssc$et sesv-
Ice f-4Ae United DasAeS ere - In
vestiGDk14g tie tfi1ae. Caues have
been eiaeeSars1 kAst, leave 10 doubt
that De sxgsasasa 1as deliberately
plannsd - - sxrEassion Of hatred
for Wau stxest r. some particular
banking ssnhiashment. Of a. . gen.
eral Aenonstratioa q .saarctAstic
principles. Bits Of bgotsa ~taAov
weights have been nepnA. tadicattns
that they we're ,1sa1 - ..shrspnsi''
in the bapab. The character Of the
damage done end particularly the -.
preston in the street psja< to the uel
Of some other explosive than dyna.
mite. which. has peculiar qualities in
defamation and which is normally
used for blasting purposes In excava
ton. The wreck Of a wagon which
it. 10 supposed contained the bomb
shows 1t to have been Of q kind moi
ordinarily used IN the traffic Of Wall
street. Such a wagon was noticed
standing at the curb just before thu
explosion. The conclusion Is reached
definitely that the bomb was placed
in this vehicle, With q clock attach
ment set for .naoe, and that the driver
got away bsSsre the explosion. Search
is being made; Tor the farrier VIII,
shod. the horse that drew the wsSos
in the ahopc pt identifying the owner
Warning notes and post cards hav'
come to light Indicating that severn
people must have known q the 10
in time to write them a. . kindly III
TO friesAs - absent tAspaslyes tfep
the zane q dssEw. 4 Es8 has hsss
taken into custody at Hamttop, On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Admonitions that postal employees
must mot speak itnpolit6ay 0ler ~;
0taser neason why they oog11t, - Gov.
|oo9 urges. 70 Iet more money. Sea1-
resTsasst - too valuable . Qualiaea-
|tson 70 20 unc0ndpensa1S1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Gen. Foch believes the next great
war win Be fought In the air and un-
der the ocean. It - hoped S,sat be
goes needlessly Tar IN xasuxnlag eha&
there must be another xrsak Wae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Col. 8ryan ev3oentay ooss not b.
lieve the world can ~ sAIe for do
mocracy until the courts have pro.
vided for the execution OF old King
Alcohol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

L. HAfdMI4n4Sne 8ocos3 os2Ses'
mr.. Harding on. his coming stump
ing tour win visit 'Hsryhnd. Wes'
Virginia and Kentucky. The repub'
licnns In those ;stAtes are wen asd
s4ruugly organized and have hopes Of
success. The candidate appreciates
their activities and viii lend a hand.
= In West Virginia 'rspubiicanism re
ceived its first boost from protection.
The coal and iron industries have
er-adted through the application OF
thxs policy. 1n0esd. the policy has
cuna,nanded even local democratic ap-
pruwa.- Henry G. Davis and J. N.
.CanosA asmu1uss IN ais4r 0Ey, wsre
-prutsctssuists. Wr. Hardins is stress-
.tnx rtuNsctiUn. onfy the Uther dry.
IN Addressing CAifofnia visitors to
Marion, ne pledged hinu1H % tn poi
icy.
In Mrylsua ana Esn&uelEy IN 70
.publicaus yot thsir nsSt HhEnce ma
.tionally In fSsS. Until than 10th
states had bsen inpssEuabsy ademc-
o9ylC. bUI WHICH -88ks S&yoSt -"s~S
made the democrats eGndidate Tor
President on FREQ Si3Sr platform m;
the strongholds Of HA,tsmore and
Louisville. both hour1Ba1ing cities, re-
VOTED. The business interests. large
.ly in democratic hsnds. would not
stand for ., 5o-cent doi,aR. .nd went
over-to the republicans "a f1sst assue:
and the two cities czrstsd the two
Estates. Since than the IepuhiacEm IN
both states havs sevesAl tinss Ind
local success. One u ~fise senAtms
from Maryland 1T gRssant - = re-
\pubncan, while tie rspdblteanS 'uf
Kentucky last y0r n,scted their en-
dsiste for soverasur. - 1orty thcusaad
majority.
!. The republicaa uanse an thspe 1nse
states" has been 1E082y z1saa 10
some excellent rspulb9iSln us~zusefs.
published within fAe1f. Aptosrs. sz1
edited with thuisuBh lEpuaeaUe u
home sessG1zuent anA Thorough sym
pSthy with hu1ne. deveaugnasnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Mr.. ]. P. Morgan II reported to be
staying at his shooting lodge in Scot.
land: thereby naissing sosaD - the
most exciting sh0oting o. tie 1Iaa-
haitian season. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

AS Trotsiy fingers at the neat he
may be tempted to suspect tAat
Lenin's policy Is mixture 81 tesrer.
ism for other peocIe ana sGtssy frst
for himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Men who aAE1eeAD v1oae0co elalm
to be political prisoners unless arrest
IL postponed unttl after they have car.
ried their plans dpxo effect. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

. The Maine election result fills the
denscexaic campaign cUaaanstaee with
hopes. One Of the praacipsi hopes il
shxs It yin lull the tep1baicans into
Overconls0ence. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

An arrangement, among nations
which win cali ~ nris1iy sa5ces wan
have to be based on some degree 1t
understanding that friendship over
there has not entisoay ceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

The trouble made By earthquakes
and volcanic eruptions IN Italy do not
psevent the people from creating some
n t6Sif UWu accuuuA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Amo' ; the mysteries connsctsa ustA
the Wall street expleddon b me pur.
pose 30 dastardly an enterprise was
expected to SERVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Cnal niners who have been inclined
to sRy on are In TIN majority Of In.
stances enavtacso tha4 tAs vous&ion
season = ovue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Gov. Cox continues to inxtsk that
the ideal campaign fund 10 . tuna q
information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Hereto6eee the .perils Of waH
assse have been Ansaofai but NOT
phyu6eal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18
AS it was
in the
beginning

aSn Il STREET
- 7ONG long ago--in
- nh1V the DAYS few Of lis can
I'":::: ~MfXyM remember-Custave
{ s.as.snI Q p and James Larsburgh
1:*~:ss k~c) to this city and
! sszsSssassssss:r.--~I ~ established themselves
; |EAaSEaIaHSas=I ) inbusiness. Theycaled
their first store, sketched above,
:zsasxsss:zs-. THE Baltimore Bargain Store.
; -: These brothers were farsighted
} !=<-' enough to realize the efficacy of ad-
L----~--------~j vertising you will notice by the
reproduction Of their first adj, which
appeared in the Washington Star March 3D. l863two and
half years after the opening Of the first store Adveris
ing in those days evidently did not much to the
public to the business world does nowadays for
this aid. for entire month.
Exterior displays Of merchandise proflsely used
however that passersby would first hand just what
the store had to offer This the acid est-or in those
days Old Sol regned supreme high buildings, awnings or
city smoke were there to dim his piercing He placed
the stamp of his cleaning countenance on every article of
merchandise which could not withstand the test
From, the beginning THIS sorehnsstoodthe TEST
and gained the confidence Of the Washington public
thus it uuly continue 81.
Therefore this Institution recognized standing
for the best interests of the community Serves through
the business ideals Of the Of the founders and their
associates
Starting October 18th, we celebrate our Goth
Anniversary-it is we'll worth celebrating
IANSBURGH& BROTHER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18
( SHOOTING STARS.
II fHrLAsDER 5oHNsss.

Z&101o0Ds
We have ra4h~ Int our uktng
For the modes across the sen.
The effects were very stirling.
!, D.. It lsast wege sEnaAnt - h. s
Wheneser ~ would - san
We wvsld tzesk y ~ttA . sn6ls-
But the. fashions Eurepean
Ars osnsaefel1 est = sey3e.
~ ~ oosars tbey aassctsd
In subssrStence 10 ware Led.
We admired ~4sa4 tAey psaeeAea,
! Bat - draw tAs tins ax 'Ted"
They may caIl our ways '.pssbeasn. =
: Dr4 ws'ii tzy 'sm 6se sOAise.
Far The eashiens European
Are cemyaetsay Spt u style.
Ueneeal 6presoSsa.
I'VE are having rather . hte fall.' 81
remarked he agent sk the rafirosd
Yes" replied Fatmer Coentossei.
g1anay. .'1evesyt1ins see0s 70 - -.
htnAhand nsvadays."
= x ne, - I
- Diaapps~val
.Do yeu tAink there saeull b %.
aitica1 peisoBeRs!'
'vpesstng perscnally." reJatsa tn
wasiea. Il aoa't sosrevs - an. zhay
have \ persistent line Of conversation
that makes :, 'em perfect nuisances
around a JAIL. s..
- Electricity.
The ancient institutions pan.
Tbeae shasace - depiore.
Nossey ssw hssss ut ~ sas
A. n It'd days u ypee. -.
- ~: -
An EDa1Wetenk AAe0sAGy,-
"What ! meant to say" naildly ven,
tured the man who ~ bssa 1tceatins
Il letter. was that ~ astasnn atnaos
ylIees . 49, YArk ~ hSiniy.' i.
s-yAat - ,Descfseay vhas ] tool
Ajv1," :. reSusa ~ 'ssssft, stenos
|fsseas." u. ~
$50 It is. I shah III IT stsnd .s you
AeHe T.. only ! dtd9t .&neee Axpee(
you % naire taet iast wsra 'eeanby.'
r Thrift.
ben Fraal1aa sent a kite up and
brought electsjeity from the sky"
Franklin vas . remarkable man.
commented ths citizen who was writ
/ ing cheeks Tor his monthly BILLS. ''fIe
Immediately discovered the only way
q getting electricity without much ex
pense."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

= Electricity.
The ancient institutions pa1.
Tbeae shasacs - depiore. "
sscssey ssw hasws ut ~ sas
A. ~ I'D days II ypee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
DESDE MOROVIS

Han visitado esta poblacion los Sc
nores Agapito Miranda, Federico Gar
cia Davila Ignacio Torres, indus
triales Y PROFESSIONALS de San Juan,
quienes vinieron con el proposito de
pasar un balance en- el establecimien-
to comercial de los senores Rafael To
rres, Visitacion Ortiz Y Agapito Mi
randa.
Nuestros amigos retornaron a San
Juan completamente satisfechas del
buen regimen de la casa v de los
excelentes negocios realizados.
Y no era para menos, 81 Sc tie
men en- cuenta las simpatfas de que
disfrutan aqui sus socios. Siendo
csc establecimiento donde Sc compran
los articulos mas baratos, no hay que
decir que es ell preferido de los habi
tantes de Morovis.
Alta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Desde el dia primero de mario de
mil novecientos veints, el conocido y
acreditado establecimiento de Tres
taurant'' titulado EEL vEsUBIo",
despues de una reforma que ha hecho
en- la pasada semana, abre de nuevo
con un esmerado servicio la Carta y
para ab7nados, como hasta La fecha 10
venia hacienda y con un variadO ME
NU con precios convencionales Tam
bien en- aicho estabiecinisntO Sc po-
ORA tOmar desayunO desde las 6 a. m.
espl6ndidamente american Break
fast. Una sola vista le convencerA,
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
0ESDE CAR0 RQJQ


FL proximo martes aparecera en- el
teatro "Libertad' la compania de CO.
medias dramas policiales en- que
figuran artistas muy conocidos.
Sc estrenara con "Tosca", y ell 81
guiente dfa, ia Madre", de Rusinol.
Constituy6 un exito la conferencia
del domingo, en- la escuela de agri-
cultura del barrio de Pedernales. Pro
nunciaron magnfiicos discursos ell
professor sehor Costa, ell seior Fer
nandez Barea Y don Vicente Trelles
Olivia.
La concurrencia fue muy obse-
quiada por la simpatica seiiorita
Montalvo Colberg.
FL Cn-responsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
Las Leyes deben ser
iguaIeS para tOdOS

Ell fiscal Diaz Collazo Sc propone
investigar cuanto aseiende el mon
tante de los descuentos que han he
cho algunas corporaciones los obre-
ros, en- virtud de la ley aprobada en-
1913.
Sc calcula que 10 recogido entire los
obreros de la "Porto Rican American
Tobacco Co." asciende Ia fabulosa
suma de setenta mil d6Iares, desde
ell ano de 1914 hasta hoy
En- el case de la porto Rican Anne
rican Tobacco Co." no sabemos quien
sera responsible de la devoluci6n de
esos fondos, 81 parcialmente fueron
o no entregados los "lfderes" de las
federaciones obreras.
Con respecto al particular me veo
obligado hacer las siguientes pre-
guntas:
iQuienes son considerados como
obreros? jSon obreros nnicamente
los que tienen un oficio? Los que
trabajan en- corporaciones particula-
res son exclusivamente los que estan
al amparo de dicha ley?
81 es asi, tenemos que arglir que
esa ley no es equitativa, nj saba, nj
iusta, puesto que la ley debe ser
igual para todos.
81 ha sido asf, 10 justo 10 equita-
two fuera 1devolver los fondos a los
trabajadores de ambos sexos.
X. ID. Tres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27

suscr,Dass a EL MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
ESPANA ELOGTA Ell MERCA-
DO FRANCES


Las relacioneS comerciales entire
Espana Y Francia ha sido ell tema
de un articulo del peri6dico La
Correspondence de Espana que
dice que de las 2.300.00O.000 pese-
tas que alcanzo la exportacion es-
panola durante el ano mil nove-
cientos diez Y ocho, unos 100000,
600 correspondent Francia de los
cualcs 250 millones fueron de vi
no. l25 de aceite, 235 de mercan-
cias, so de frutas Y 90 de productos
alimenticios.
Durante ell mismo periodic Es-
pana ha importado dc Francia mer
caneias valoradas en- 531 Milo
mes de pesetas. entire caucho, Sc
da, productos quimicos Y autom6
vileS.
FL mismo periodico pone de re-
lieve la importancia de esas ci-
fras y agrega que Francia es un
excelente mercado para los produc
tos espanoles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27

FL Remedio de Leonard es un nuevo
descubrimiento vegetal que iimpia el higa-
do y esiomago de todas las materias vene-
Tosas y hace que estos organos vitales
trabajcn propiamcnte FL Remedio dc
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene caloS
mel, nj deJe ala persona estrenida. 81
sufre I'd. de desordenes del higado. el es-
tonnage intestinos, tome inmediatamente
el Remedio de Leonardo. un agradable me-
dicamento que scgura inofensivamente
lortalecera y permanentenentc vigorizara
II higado estomago Biliosidad, dolores
dc cabeza, estor1ago agrio, Indigestion,
eructos, .aliento fetido. estrefimiento
palpitaciones son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
el higado estomago descompuestos de-
mandan el uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias.
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Sc VENDEN II cuerdas de terre-
nos llanos conteniendo 5 cuerdas pro-
pias para tabaco, cana Y frutos me-
nores con un canal, de agua perma-
nente que las cruza el restante ca
fetales en- muy buena condicion; tie
ne tambien un apiario con 120 cajas
de abejas con sus reinas. ana casa
para extraction de la miel, una casa
para vivienda, todo cercado de alam-
bre pia; coIinda con ell camino de
Limon Y con el rio de Limon, por Ell
valor de dos mil quinientos pesos
($2,500.) Esta fnca radica en- ell ba-
rrio de Limon, termino de Utuado.--
Sc VENDE otra finca, so cuerdas, su
mayor parte llanas, conteniendo 10
cuerdas de pastos Y ell restante cafe
tales; tiene aguas permanentes CO.
lindantes con rio de Caonilla y con
la succession Gines; su valor $4,000.
Esta finca radica en- el barrio de Don
Alfonso, termino de Utuado. Para
informes Don Juan Morey, Casa Oil
yer Co., Rio .4rriba, Arecibo, ruer-
to Rico. Advt.
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CoMPRo

Bronco, cobre, aluminio y tubos neu-
maticos. Es indtil pedir precios sin
YER su articulo. Traigalo San JUS
to No. % E. Rivera, San Juan, PR.
Advt.
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EN- VEGA BAJA

EncontrarA usted Ell MUNDO On
sl Cafe, Central. de Gonzalez y Cano
Plaza "Jose F. Mater. Advt
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