davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Keota news., 1920-04-02
COLORADO l11ws NoTM

few miles By y. \. 1swoSs
,hs hiereet sheen msn Of ths eoaA0ur
n,tv He has been experimenting N
cross,ns the Cotsweld sheep WITH ths
black Karakuls sheep. the hardy WV
wool sheep from Europe. with aston
ishInx results. He has secured larger
healthier sheep with . finer ana to-
Ter wool, but the black spots wn'en
come in the wool makes bis problem
one Of further breeding to eradicats
this feature.
Collections OF the state flsh ana
..me department from fishing and
hunting licenses and miuor Incsosotai
sources set q new mark duranS ths
nscal year which ended Novsmoee
Soth last. reaching . total Of $lIssT-
8l2oe, according to figures Just con-
piled BY state examiners. Hesaosos
fishing licenses brought the Iargsee
share OF the collections. the rsceepes
from this source being eoe.102a Bae
gams license receipts were next WITH
. total Of 81. .l06.
The Norwood school bend Issue car
ried at the election By . vote OF three
TO one. The amount OF the Issue voted
II $4,000. which will b added to The
$4,000 issue voted last tall and useo
for the building Of new school house.
Tho bouds are to draw q per csnt in-
terest The district valuation OF the
Norwood school u @o7A660 and the
present school tax 10 ten mills. Two
and seven.teuths mills additional tax
will bs required to pay off the extra
bonded indebtedness.
The Colorado state treasury 70 facing
q deficit which can only b avoided
By continuancs Of Inheritance tax ~
ceipts at the 1919 rate. according 70
state officials The 1919 Inheritance
tax total was almost &l!000.0 900. al.
though oaiy $4,000 - estimated for
Tie entire biennial period. This unsz.
psctsd figure was due to the settle.
ment Of an unexpected number Of large
estates. Receipts are now very much
slower.
| 4 years gain In resources OF 96l
state and savings banks and trust
companies Of 4l7.2os,9 ,9258S u shown
In an abstract report BY State Bank
Examiner Grant NcPheeson. The gain
II on total resources for the Close Of
business February "a 1890. compared
with March 4, 1919. Resources Of M.
tional banks are not included In The
report, which shows total resources
for the 4tate institutions Of @l20, 0,10ov-
eoo7a.
Alex Miller. the deaf mute who u
held in the county jail at 0rssisy,
though no Information has yet been
filed against him, will probably not Be
arraigned before the May term Of the
District Court and possibly not until
tho November term, according to A.
sistant District Attorney =. J. Orsen.
who said that the arraignmsnt and
trial may occur close together without
the formality Of preliminary hearing.
The beet growers Of the Western
SLOPE won decisive victory over thu
Holly Sugar Corporation whsa that
company agreed to pay the growers q
minimum price Of SO . ton for the
1870 crop, based upon - sugar and
Sill q ton additional for each 81 ovas
- that the ssaboard prices Of sugar
average during the four months Of No.
vsmbsr. Dscembes, 1920. and January
and February, 1921.
The Red Cross official who discov.
cred the Grand Duchess Olga hiding n
q boxcar near Odessa u no other than
Nell Ac0rsgor, husband Of Mn. Nins
Ac0regor, formerly Niss Nina Coatea
The Keota news., 1920-04-02

Time h:es and aytims will soon b
On deck again.
The Keota news., 1920-04-02
Has NO |
PAIN nov
Whae lyda E. Pinkh.u'.
Vegetable Compound Da
tue Mn. Warner.

0nalllka Wh-"Every month
- polao 6aay boek and lower ns,t II
The Keota news., 1920-04-02

Wateh cutieura Improve veur oisln.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the faeo with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash o6 Ointment In 0ve minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Il
ls Woo6efful sometimes what Cudcura
Wlll Do 1oe poor compleXlo0s, dandful.
itching and red rough hands-Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-04-02
Toehnleal 8rroe.

1oehnleal 8eroe.
Rubb-What was the worst mistake
you made In the army3
Dubb-Tho time ! called the cap
tain boss and hit him for . raise.-
Heme Sector.
The Keota news., 1920-04-02

- vaaaeh eopeAnsa ss0sdy fot hdn
0Voa 1890 - us1s eca6 trouo's, ~
Slaalsoa1 Nspel1 . aeland since n.s:I .s
51sse 80 @ 610gisa o'"I o''fs"I
- - Z: e -: - es:s s. -
The Keota news., 1920-04-02

lss.eaesAles Rte:sl.s Asssen9r'ini"in 9"ii ins,I,.'
sleaA !. =. Ieta, Dex iSS. Birm'"s""
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Municipal improvements appear to be approaching the
endemic stage this particular portion OF LOUISIANA says
the editor of Lafayette contemporary
This is splendid bit of evidence as to the progressive
ness of the people and the general trend OF evidence IN
favor of better and better living conditions IN the
various communities affected. Right now Lafayette is
spendng 1925 in paving and graveng its streets ex-
tending its mains and sewage system and IN building
modern drainage system 1t is about to spend at least
quarter of million in enargng Its city lght ana
power plant make adequate for city of its size and
Importance This and electric plant is sorely
needed there sister city now IS putting up Win
her plant in deporable almost demoraized condition
Rayne is preparing vote quarter OF million DOL
lars for similar improvements Crowley is IN the midst
Of municipal improvement program and is voting Guy
and parish bonds for more extensive program ana now
comes Opeousas with proposal to spend nall million
dollars on program similar to that being carried out IN
Lafayette. St. Martin parish has voted nearly million
dollars in the past years for good roads and city I'M
provements in St. Martnvie Vermilion parish has
voted good roads bonds and agitang big bond issue
for further good roads work especially to connect up with
Lafayette New Iberia and Crowley.
It not necessary mention here the extensive paw
ing sidewalk and good roads projects outlined for New
iberia and Iberia Parish all of readers familiar
with these facts We can only hope PEASANT that the
combination Of bad weather shortage OF material freight
delays and seeming official indifference in some instances
will be broken up and that the plans foot may be
carried out without further delay
We are delighted to chronicle these improvements
throughout this and neghborng parishes for they
great deal to this entire territory Civic pride is
wonderful any community and it is speedily bring
ing about and better conditions in this immediate
ton conditions that not only will make life worth
living for u.s. but will prove irresistible attraction for
the tourist. In another year all these cities will be
nected up with another with system of hardsurfaced
roads all the way with New iberia in the center and each
city enjoying the modern and metropolitan convenences
of hadsuraced Streets sanitary systems and adequate
light and power facilities making them thoroughly modern
in every particular This is wonderful country, the
richest section in the SOUTH the heart of the sugar. rice and
BELTS with land far richer than in Illinois, Iowa and
other northern states and much cheaper in price, and
bit Of concerted effort nteigenty expended in letting the
outside world know the facts will produce wonderful
results before another is TAKEN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
THE "OUR TOWN" SPIRIT.

There is cooperation expressed in the little word
"our" when applied to "our town. than in all the noisy
Boosting that be DONE That little word itself
at the mutually felt in the proprietorship Of COM
munity and it expresses interest in the community
that exists unconsciousy 1t carries with it the idea
of personal interest and boost the time and
whenever you hear citizen using the expression you
put him down asset to the community and who
will respond when called upon for effort boost the
town promote its interests Fact is the fellow who
that little word in speaking of his home town. does
have be called upon when occasion arises for putting
forth effort in behalf of his If we could de.
veop that spirit bit here would find at all
difficult to large crowd at the Chamber of Com
merce meetings any gathering for the welfare Of New
IBERIA It is the spirit that must be developed before the
town itself will get anywhere where really be-
longs among the cities of the state.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28

brought together in = heart. to-
heart conference for that purpose
Therefore. RESOLVED; That
His Excellency, Governor John NJ.
Parker, be, and he Is hereby
requested to call such conference
on the divorce of the Red and Mis-
sissippi Rivers, to be held IN the
City of New Orleans on the 10th
and 10Th, of November next, at q
place to be designated by him;
that he invite thereto the Chief of
Engineers OF the United States
Army, the President and Membe
Of the Mississippi River Commits.
sion, the United States Engineers
In charge Of food control works in
Louisiana, the Louisiana State
Board Of Engineers, the Members
OF all the levee boards in the State,
the Police Juries of all the Par.
ishes affected, the Mayor and
Board of Commissioners OF the
City Of New Orleans, the Board of
Port Commissioners Of that City,
the United States Senators and
Members OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives from Lonisiana, and
such other citizens Of the State %
feel an interest 10 the subject.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
ATTRACTIVE RATES
ON
LOANS


The large amount Of business we
do enables US to offer you very at
tractive rates.
Through the cooperation of Savers
and Borrowers this Assn. can offer
advantages to both.
Because of this both Savers and
Borrowers are enabled to become
Builders or Buyers.
And that is the purpose of this
Association-to become house own
er.
It will place you under no obliga-
ton to hear the plan we can offer
you.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
w. G. WEEKS, Secty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
PityPoor alMiner; Made
But 500 In 2 Weeks.

Frotsbnrg, Md, Aug. % =
Patrick Flynn, . coal miner,
recently received 1864 for two
weeks pay in the mine of the
Highland Coal Company. in the
Somerset field. It 10 said this
record has never been eq1Aled IN
that territory. Flynn averages nine
hoaro : day IN tho pit.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28

These little gold dollars are q
donation to be used 10 paying for
the manufacturing of old gold and
silver into a communion service for
Epiphany Church, much of the
material is heir looms, many
generations old given by some who
had known this little Ivy covered
sanctuary since it's foundation was
laid. The intention is to make it
q Parish Memorial Laying our gift
upon the Alter of All Saints.
There will be some personal gifts
in Memory Of especial ones, Sc.
Iectlng one of the larger pieces of
the service, and the name of the
givcr aud the one remembered will
be engraved on them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
BRASS 7ACKS

ny = Out0A
Two years in the pen is the
sentence imposed on sugar
hoarder. That sounds like good
beginning.
Ono thing about the gypsy
fortune teller--they know about as
much about the future as anybody.
Hard times for the poor middle
man! The wool that goes into a
$50 suit Of clothes now costs a.
much a. 81 70.
One OF the mysteries Of prohibi-
tion IL found Ia the fact that it's
adoption did not kill the Prohibi
!. tlon party.
Mr.. Bryan il now bottled mp
s. hin, and safely labeled "Not to
be opened until 1922.
aAll the worlds q stage" and it's
money looks like stage money
when stacked up against the
necessities Of life.
-
With bull fights banned and
villa Inactive, the Mexicans have
an unexciting season ahead.
The Prohibition convention
overlooked the well-known fact
that you can lead 9 horse to
water but Jon cannot make him
drink Il. /
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28

A meeting of the Iberia Advisory
Committee Of the Salvation Army
was held this week, on Monday even
ing, when further steps were taken
toward perfecting the local branch OF
the State Organization which is being
formed.
Hon. Walter L. Burke rendered his
resignation as President because Of q
press of other business, and in his
place Mr.. w. C. Costing was elected.
There is a State conference Of all
the parish advisory boards of Loui-
siana planned for September 10th.
This conference will be attended by
at least two hundred delegates from
all parts of the State, and they will
outline the work for the coming year.
Several officers of international fame
will be present to assist and direct
the conference, which will be held in
Shreveport.
The delegates chosen to represent
Iberia Parish are M. w. Fisher, Mr..
Frank Noel and Ralph w. Frame.
The confidential report of the Com
mittee appointed to investigate con-
ditions in New Iberia was submitted
and after being read and discussed
was adopted for forwarding to the
State Headquarters,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28

Push is q mighty line human
quality to have 10 your makeup;
but some folks always get on the
wrong aids q the question and Do
their pushing back ward.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28

iOwn TIulOSOpnex.
Another possible effect of dry.
ness; it is stated that mems
clothes next fall will be along
sober lines.
If the soldering Greeks charge
the Turks like the fruit stand
Greeks charge the Americans,
they are irresistible.
Labor and capital 'pass 1t on'.
The public, which cannot "psss il
on, may some day get aroused
and pass IL back.
Who can remember the old
fashioned grocer who sent candy
for the children when father paid
his monthly billi
A man often gets credited with
originality, whereas % q matter of
fact be is only quoting something
he heard someone else say.
Some men who eat we'll and
sleep we'll fiatter themselves that
It is because of their clear con.
science, when az . matter Ut fact,
they have no conscience at ell.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
FOR SALE.
707 East Main St.

7O7 East Main st.
Two little gold dollars coined in
1852 and 1853, the last coinage, with
links to- be used as pendants. jew
eler $3.50 and $500. Who wants
them?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-28
PARISH TEACHERS TO HOLD
WEEKS INSTITUTE.

Prior to the opening Of the public
schools of the town and parish, which
will take place on Monday, September
9th, there will be teachers institute
| for five days.
The sessions which will commence
on next Monday, August 30th, will
be conducted in the New Iberia High
School building.
Outside of the local school officials
Superintendent Porter has secured the
assistance of a number of notable
educators of the State.
Prof. Lombard, Physical Director
of the State Public Schools, will be
here to give instructions in physical
development of pupils. This is COM
ing to be an important branch of
school work.
C. A. Ives, State High School In
spector, will give instructions bearing
on the high school curriculum.
For the. benefit of the rural school
teachers, Prof. Porter has arranged
with Mr.. John M. Foote, State Rural
School Inspector, to be present and
conduct the work of those teachers.
Primary reading work will be in
charge Of Miss Graham, who has
gained an almost national reputation
in this line of education.
Assistant Rural School Inspector P.
L. Guilbeau will have charge of the
classes in School Agriculture and
Home Projects, which work is to be
specially developed in the country
schools from now on, with view of
taking education into the homes of
our rural population.
State Superintendent T. H. Harris
will be here for at least one day and
will deliver an address.
Prof. Porter informs us that Mr..
George Cousin, Jr., has given up his
position as Asst. Principal of the
High School here and will remain on
the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. Walter Teekell, State Uni
versity man has been appointed to
fill the position of Asst. Principal.
Soon after the schools open start
will be made toward organizing Pig
Clubs in all the rural schools. The
Chamber of Commerce will probably
cooperate in this work.
A contract has been placed with the
Pierce Iron Works Of New Orleans
to install structural iron fire escapes
at Live Oak and Magnolia schools in
New Iberia, and in the old High
School at Jeanerette.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
In gran triunfO
de Ia NazimOva
EEL RosAL ETERNo"

La excelsa actriz rusa, Nazimova, aca
ba de reafirmar su ascendiente ar;isti-
co en- la nueva colossal cinta drama
tica "EL RosAL ETERNo", que prom
10 Sc estrenara Ell Puerto Rico, gracias
los esfuerzos de La ''Medal Film Com
pany''.
Su argumento es completamente nue.
vo original teniendo un bello emo
ciolIante desenlace, que habra de con
mover todos los publicos. La Nazimo-
va, la gran tragica rusa, aparece en-
todo su esplendor de artissa, deslumbra-
dora en- La excelsitud de su bdleza in
comparable, y su espiritualidad, y ARE
bata y conmueve, alterando ell ritmo de
nuestras vidas monotonas, con un nue.
vo elemento de belleza Ell RoSAL ETER
NO es una romantica historic de a1%Jr,
cuyos episodios Sc desenvuelven den
tro de 10 verosimil v 10 humane, sin que
Sc hayan involucrado cyl ella, elemen-
tos i1congruentes y ajenos la fir1alidad
de Ia historic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
NF0R!|MACI0N GENERAL
DE CENTRIC AMERICA

Pasajeros negados en- el Manuel Cal
v0'':-Jose ] Rivera, Luis Pizarro, En-
rique CatalS, carmelo Torres, Frank
Lopez. Vicente Valencia, Lucy val,n-
cia, George Valencia, Maria Valencia,
Berta Valencia, Ana Valencia, Pauline
Million, Marcelino Rodriguez, Juan Ma
ridial, Flor Maridial, Maria Maridial,
Juan Maridial. Jose Cumposo, Leocadia
AHA, Virginia Allera, Carmen Cuevas,
Hortensia Rodriguez, Carmen Jimenez,
Elisa Mendez, Eloisa Mems Carmen Sa-
CO, Amalia Sanchez, Matnde Yaquetse,
Victoria Morales, ROsalia Lopez, Jose
Balaguer, Francisco Fuentes, Federico
Gonzalez, Luis Mamique, Jose Mcnti.
jano, Caliada Mora, Cesar Muro, Joa-
quin Pacheco, Emilio Thuilier, Jorge
Thuilier. Jose Yafez, Manuel Iinares
Rivas, Luis Casas, Lorenzo Saiz, Tomas
R. Alenza, Miguel Gomez, Emilio Gir6n,
Carlos Gomez, Francisco Palaz6n Ri
cardo Arroyo, Antonio Infante, Daniel
Moreno, Jacobo Moreno, Samuel More
no, Isaac Moreno, Cruz osorio, y Manuel
Madriz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
Sc GRADUAN Ell 94.47 DE LOS MI
NOS, MATRICULADos

Ell Departamento de instruction Pu
blica de Nueva York public6 Ell mime
ro de los discipulos que terminaron ell
curse de escue1a elemental en- er pc
riodo terminado ell 80 de JUNO.
De un total de 29,647 matricnlados
en- los cinco barrios de la ciudad, 27,ee6
Sc graduaron, numero que representa- ell
944 de los discipulOs matriculados.
Ell porcentaje de los nifos gradua-
dos fue 9S.e Ell do las nihas e52.
Brooklyn aparece como el barrio que
tuvo mayor ndmero de discipulOs ma
triculados en- sus escuelas Y tambien ell
mayor nanero de graduadcs; en- segun
do lugar esta Manhattan y Ell Bronx
en- tercero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
EI hu6spGd de no,
nor de Puerto l:I Rico

va el buen p1blico de San Juan,
que de antafio conocia Y admiraba al
gran escritor ibero don Manuel Ii
mares Rivas, que comparte con el fl
nisimo Benavente el eetro del arte
dramdtico moderno en- Espaha, 10 ha
aplaudido, tempo ha, en- alguna de
sus mas hermosas Y punzantes CO.
medias; tiene hoy el honor de con-
tarlo como huesped ilustre en- la pre-
sente jira artistica, que hace la ad-
mirable Compania del gran actor
Thuillier. indisputable gloria tambien
del arte escenico espahol.
FL teatro de Linares Rivas, sin
eaer iamas en- la rudeza vulgar, 10
caraeteriza un vigor una caustici-
dad aguda. que Sc revela no solo en-
la cultura moral LENA de afilados re-
lieves de sus personajes, sino en- la
Erase acerada Y nerviosa de sus dia-
logos que encierran una ironia NOR
diente, hija de los mas acres acidos
intelectuales. Nos encontramos, pues,
en- presencia de un escritor, dc aguda
v poderosa personalidad, de un au-
tentico representante del vigor de la
intelectualidad presente de Espana,
quien eontin1a la tradici6n' hermosa
de la literature espanola, tan calun1
niada, cuado no incomprendida nj
bien apreciada, pOr una turba que
cree hacer un gesto de elegancia cuan
do anora, inconscientemente por CO.
sas de Paris. 81 por algo Sc puede
decir que la literature espanola ha
conquistado un alto puesto en- las le-
tras universities, es precisamente por
su teatro. NJ
Repetimos, pues, que Linares Ri
vas. es uno de esos grandes se!iorcs
del arte de la escena; Y asi como ma
neja almas situaciones, como un
poeta, es ademas un agilisimo macs
tro del dialogo Y un sutil dueiio de
la palabra que sabe arrancarle elias
todas las profundas influencias recon
ditas. Por tai motive es de esperar-
Sc que en- la Conferencia, mejor di-
cho, en- la Causerie, sea en- la charla
que nos promote para la noche del
microbes pr6ximo, podremos admirar
algo de 10 muy personal de este
gran literato y artista, es la agi-
lidad, intencion y flexibilidad de su
palabra Y de su talento, orc legitimo
con que la Espana actual rejuvene7
ce su escudo lie da luz immortal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
En- la epOca presente

cuando los negocioS y. deberes de
la vida Sc llevan cabo con tanta
ligereza, que acarrean con fire.
cuencia decaimiento fisico, arrui-
nando la salud Y causando nume-
rOsos sintomas nerviOsos, tales CO.
mo dolar en- ell cerebro, cansancio,
debiliddd en- todo ell cuerpo, des=
velos. palpitaciones del coraz6n,
espermatOrrea, neuralgia, dispep-
sia nerviosa, frialdad de pies v
manos o cualquier otro sintoma
que indique function defectuosa
del sistema nervioso debe tratar-
Sc por un medic inofensivo Y que
produzca resultados satisfacto
rios. En- ell mercado Sc ofrecen in
fnidad de patentizados que Sc
anuncian como un ''curalotodo,
perO las PASTILLAS MITCHE-
LILA TONICO NERVINA, sola-
mente Sc recomiendan como un
poderoso reconstituyente de los
hervios. ST usted ha usado otras
preparedness sin ning1n resulta-
do, lie aconsejamos hacer una prue
ba con las Pastillas Mitchella To-
nico Nervina para que practica-
mente note sus buenos efectos. No
acepte substitutes. Sc venden en-
todas las boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
10 QUE DEBIERAN HACER
NUEsTRAs AUToRIDADES

La prensai de New York publica los
dos cablegramas siguientes:
Madrid, JUNO 28.-El Gobierno in
tenta fijar los precios maximos para la
venta de vestidos.
Madrid, JUNO 2s.-Ha, circulado la
nOticia por esta capital, de que ha 81
do designada la comisi6n que ha de
intervenir en- ell Congreso para la in
vestigaci6n del problema del alto costo
de la vida, ell modo de abaratarla y
cOnseguir la disminuci6n de los alqui-
leres de las viviendas.n"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
LA LABOR DEL
DOCTOR DIAz GARCIA

FL bien conocido cirujano doctor Ma
nuel Diaz Garcia, ha realizado estos
dias dos brillantisimas operaciones que
han tenido esplendidos resultadOs. Ell
distinguido joven don Ramon Lopez,
empleado de la Auditoria de San Juan
fue objeto de una delicada operaci6n
de APPENDICITIS, de la cual Sc encuentra
va convaleciendo. Y la prestigiosa da
ma o. de Boil de Humacao, tambien
fue objetO de una dificil operaci6n, es
tandO va completamente restablecida.
Felicitamos al doctor Diaz Garcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
cAsos RAD1cADos

En- ell Tribunal de Distrito, secci6n
primera, Sc han radicados los casos ST.
guientes:
Miguel Munoz Colon VS. Paula AFRO
20, divorciO; Hilario Torres Rodriguez
VS. Jose Vidal Gonzalez, cumplimiento
de contrato Ramon Hernandez VS.. Hart
ford Fire Insurance Co., cumphnnen-
to de contrato; Domingo Monge Her
nandez, ex-parte, autorizaci6n judicial;
Victoria Rosa, ex-parte, declaratoria de
herederos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12

Juncos, do julio.
ST. Director de Ell MUNDO.
Dis*inguido senor y amigo;
Suplicole encarecidamente Sc sirva dar
publicidad la siguiente carta:
San Juan, julio 6.
Sr Antonio Quidgley y otros,
Juncos.
vuestra carta referents la renun-
cia del senior Benitez fue debidanente
recibida. Deseo aseguraros que he efec
tuado cuanto ha estado a mi alcance
con objeto de resener los servicios del
senior Benitez, y aunque habia Ell pre-
sentado su renuncia desde hace tres
amos, ha permanecido en- ell servicio has