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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-06

two and a half inch rain fell here
last night, the first since Sept. 5.
Lockhart. Texas, Dec. L. Slight
rains have fallen here during the last
two days, but not enought to amount
to anything. A general rain is badly
needed.
Madisonville, Texas, Dec L. This
place was visited by a good rain
about 3 o'clock this morning after
a drouth Of over two months.
Schulenburg, Texas, Dec. 1.-The
farmers and stockmen are rejoicing
over the splendid rains which fell in
this section Wednesday and early
Thursday morning. Fall blowing viii
be resumed again.
Brennan, Texas, Dec. l.-One and
one-half inches Of rain fell last night.
II was badly needed for farm opera
tions.
Fl Campo, Texas, Dec IA fine
rain fell here yesterday and last
night. Starting early yesterday
morning il continued practically all
day and part Of last night with the
result that the ground is thoroughly
soaked
Terrell. Texas, Dec. IA heavy
rain fell here last night. The water
in the new city lake rose two inches.
This is the heaviest rain that has fall
en- in five months.
Paris, Texas, Dec. Heavy show
ers fell in Paris and surrounding
country last night and today with
out much change in temperature.
Richland. Texas. Dec. IA good
rain here Wednesday night and this
amounting 20 about one inch
This is the heaviest rain here for two
months and this was not sufficient
10 supply very much stock water
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-06

read the law on the matter there
would be no trouhl In making these
collections and emphasized the fact
ths the board Of equalization Was
doing everything possible IN levying
tbs taxes according 10 values and
that this II a service o. DO apprecl-
ated by the Tax payers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-06
STATE BANK AT
FRANKsToN CLOSES

Palestine, Tcxas, Dee 1.-The
franksion State Hank a. frankston,
near here. failed % open ~ doors
Tor business today and IL affairs are
IN the hands ~ tho State Hawking
The hank Vas opened about twu
And one-ha|f yeafa sfo and Vas hsfh-
"a solely ~ Anderson County people
4 Hna capitalized fnF 80. o0n and
carried about tao.ooo IN deposits
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-06

Mr. and Mrs 1 D. Woodward and
daughter Miss Evelyn, and Ruth and
Ruby Woodward arrived fum Otto,
Falls eounig, Tuesday and Win make
THE their home
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-06

Sam Cooper. formerly engaged in
the insurance business here. has ac-
cepted place in the office 81
Briggs and Denman. and Is now IN
their office helping carry on the
business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-06
PHONE 1872

located Ind door he Fire in occupied by
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Congress has failed 20 reduce the
public payroll as promised. Before
the war there were $1,000 employees
and now there are 10000. II they had
Governor Pat Neff up there we are in
clned to believe ii would be reduced
Snyder Signal
No doubt Governor Nen would be
Of some help IL he were IN Washing
ton. but when men like Congressman
Blanton fail Il is a hard proposition.
Blanton has been fighting these use
less Offices and has to some degree
succeeded, but there is worlds OF re-
forming to do yet And so long as
men imagine that II is patronage that
is keeping them in office so long will
they want to maintain these offices.
These appointments do not amount
to as much as the politicians mag
inc. but they rather like TO dish out
the pie and feeling that they are
keeping up their political fences.
You know that it IS much easier to
hold office when you have little fric-
ton. The official who Is willing to
go up against the opposition will find
that If he is right that the people will
see that he gets a fair deal. but II he
supports a proposition in a half-heart-
ed way. then II is better for him to
keep mum and keep handing out the
pie. Governor Nef would stand for
the right, but he would have a mans
job IL he were in Washington and
tried to discontinue these employees.
Taylor County Times.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10
PUTTING YOUR TOWN FIRST

The patriotic citizen is the one who
puts his home town ahead OF all
others.
He trades with his neighbors in
spite OF the inducements offered by
the mail order houses.
He takes pride in the schools
and churches.
He tells every prospector that he
lives among the best people God ever
made.
He boosts each new enterprise that
is opened up and always declares
that there is room for more.
No man ought to- live in a place
unless he thought that place was
the best location beneath the sun.
He reflects on his intelligence when
he kicks. because he has full freedom
TO so where he pleases. Men who
are worth something TO a community
TO society. to civilization. are the
ones who have faith in those around
them and who find that which is
commendable in their town. rather
than that to fall out with.
When We visit city the indiyd-
ual who wins our respect and friend
ship is the one who begins to tell us
about all the good things in that city.
The more enthusiastic he becomes the
better we like him. But when a tel
low begins to knock and talk hard
times and to question the honesty Of
all those around him. We never go
back to have another conversation
with that fellow.
Hard times come to every COM
munity: there are seasons when 1t
takes stout and hopeful heart to
see the sunshine But there is
something so likeable about the citi-
zen who talks OF the silver lining to
the clouds that he can always have a
crowd gathered about him
Someone has said something sim
liar to this. but We are going 10 say
il. anyway: The man who is an OPP
timist might make his home in the
poorest town on earth. but people will
make a beaten path to his door to
hear him boost it-Waco News-Tri-
bune
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10
FREE BARBECUE At ROSCOE

A free barbecue will be served at
Roscoe on he 18th Of June to the
citizens of Nolan and adjoining coun-
ties. The barbecue is in addition to
the regular Trades Day program
which is staged here every third Sat
urday. The program will consist OF
bronco riding. horse races, baseball
game, goat roping speaking and
many other events that will interest
you. There will be plenty Of barbe-
cue and a good time for everybody
Come
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10
COUNTY JUDGES ORDER.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County of Scurry.

County Of Scurry.
Whereas, on the 1ith day OF May,
1921, a petition was presented to me
Tor an election In Common School
District No. 10, OF this county upon
the question OF determining whether
or not the School Tax heretofore vot-
ed in said district for the purpose or
supplementing the state School Fund
apportioned TO said district to 100
ents on the 800 valuation of taxable
property in said district. said petit
ton bearing the requisite number OF
signatures OF property taNpaying vot-
ers OF said District, and being in
every respect in conformity with law.
Now, Therefore. I. Horace Holley.
In my capacity as County Judge OF
Scurry county. Texas. do hereby ord
or that an election be held on the
.llth day OF June, 1921, at The School
House. In said Common school Dis
trict, No. 10, OF this county, as es.
tablished by order OF the County Trus
tees OF this county o. date the nth
day Of July. 1919, which is recorded
in Book l. page % OF the Minutes OF
said Trustees, 70 determine whether
or not said School Tax heretofore
voted in said district for the purpose
of supplementing the state School
Fund apportioned 70 said District
shall be raised from so ents on the
800 taxable valuation to 100 cents
on the 800 valuation OF taxable
property in said district
Il. A. Boles is hereby appointed
Presiding Officer OF said election,
and he shall select two judges and
two clerks 70 assist him in holding
the same. and he shall. within five
days after said election has been held
make due return thereof 70 the Com
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

missioners' Court OF this county "a 70
quirei by law for holding a general
election
The Ballots for said election shall
have written or printed thereon the
following:
For Increase OF school Tax"
Against Increase OF School Tax
All persons who are legally quail
fled voters of this STATE and OF this
County. and who are resident proper
ty taxpayers in said District, shall be
entitled to vote at said election.
The Sheriff of this county shall
give notice OF said election by post
ing three notices at three public
places IN the said District Tor three
weeks before the election.
Dated this 10th day OF May. 1921.
Horace Holley, County Judge,
Scurry County, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly innu-
need by constitutional conditions. HALL )
CATARRH MEDICINE viii cure catarrh.
In Is taken Internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed OF some OF the best tonics
known. combined with some OF the pest
blood puritiers The perfect combination
OF the ingredients IN HALLS CATARRti
MEDICINE Is what produces such won
derfuI results in catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 75c. Testimonials Tree N
r. ] Cheney & Co. Props. Toledo. u
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

We belive. after a fair inyestiga-
ton. that the condition Of the county
at this time OF the year is an average
Some say they have a better prospect
now than at this time last year. Some
say theirs is not as good. so We think
the crop conditions can be easily
made an average II would probably
be above an average were it not for
the fact that the crop is from ten
days to two weeks late
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

The most pitiful and destructive
thing in the world is a knocker. He
is down on his country, down on his
county and community and is always
on the negative side OF everything
that comes up for the development
Of the community in which he lives.
there ought to he another Ellis Is
land so that all Knockers could be
segregated
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Ingratitude is a human ailment that
Is calculated to undermine the anec-
tions of the home and the friendship
of the community. silence I'M
thoughtedly INDUCED in while graf
itude should be expressed, is very
common among US mortaIs here be-
low. Gratitude is a gem. II is a
heart balm. II would cure the world
OF many ills II only expressed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10
STOP SUFFERING

Use the reliable Blue Star Remedy
for all skin diseases such as. Itch
Eczema. letter Ringworm. Prickly
Heat, Old Sores on Children. Pimples
Poison Oak Red Bugs and Insect
Bites, Dandruff and Scalp Diseases.
Highly antiseptic. soothing and heal
ing Sold on a guarantee by All
Drug stores. 13C
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

We talk about the greatness OF
genius, but the greatest thing we
know anything about is man that
will boost his country, that will stand
by his state. his county and his COM
munity; that IL willing to go all the
way for the community's interest.
Truly, he is a genius.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

The individual who is out OF tune
with his surroundings is indeed most
miserable. Those so unfortunate to
be thus afflicted are to be pitied
rather than criticised 1t is a dis
ease that takes careful treatment with
considerable will power to overcome.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

THE fellow who tries to attract
business without advertising is like
the fellow who throws his sweetheart
a silent kiss in the dark He knows
what he is doing. but nobody else
does. William Jennings Bryan.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Ray Batteries are guaranteed I'M
conditionally for two years. Cash
Garage. 81
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Mrs. Frances Hand Is a new sub
scribrr 90 the signal She has re-
Gently moved here from Abilene aud
bought the Frank Evans place In
West snyder
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Miss Bonnie Baze. who has been In
Lockney for several weeks visiting
her sister Mrs J L. Suits. left Tues
dey for her home in Snyder--Lock-
ney Beacon
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

More than five hundred lives were
lost and property valued at 10000
900 was the loss estimated in the
Pueblo flood.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Miss Rhoda Martin has closed her
school at Knapp and will go to Can
yon to attend the state normal this
summer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

What has become Of the old fash
toned man who used to drive to town
in two-horse wagon and return
about 9 or 10 o'clock at night?
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Homer Walton says he has a good
crop better prospects than he has
ever had.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Subscribe for the Signal, $50.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-06-10

Foreign AdverttsinN Represent
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-26
AIBoNITo-cAYEY

Hemos salido de Aibonito Ell una ma
Rana deliciosa.
Un sol benigno, tibio, confortador y
una brisa fresca, primaveral, envolvien-
donos placidamente nos va nimbando
con sus inefables caricias. 49,.
Hermosas casas-quintas, esplendidos
"chalets" con jardines admirables en-
los que norece ell iris de los rOsales exqui-
sitamente cultivados, Sc proyecta en- las
afueras de Aibonito.
Vamos caminando poca velocidad pa
ra ir saboresndo POGO POGO, lentamen-
to, con fruici6n indeleble, las multiples
maravillas con que regala nues:ra vista
y nuestro espiritu la soberbia majestad
de Ia Naturaleza en- for, por aqui sor.
prendente como en- ninguna otra parte.
Los hancos de la carretera aparecen
salpicados de verdor, de flores multicolo-
res. de hierbajos, de arboles corpulen-
tos nutridos de frondoso ramaje que ga
lcrdamente se balancea vertiendo sobre
la carretera una sombra protectora que
incita a replegarse en- clio dOrmitar
sObre la paz encantadOra del ambiente.
Algunos pajarillos revolotean dc arbol
en- arbol entonando dulces sonatinas que
alegran el alma =. Unos, robustos cam
pesinos Sc encorvan hacia Ia madre tie
IRA, haciendola germinar con su trabajo
fertilizante. De humildes casitas disemi-
nadas por doQuier, salem penachOs en- el
espacio. -.
Mas lejos, y hasta todo 10 que la vista
humana puede abarcar, Sc precisan cla-
ramente las montahas, las colinas y los
barrancos, repletos de una vegetacion
exuberante en- dOnde campean todos los
matices imaginables de los innumerables
tonos, verdeantes. En- las estribaciones,
Ell cefiro SO pasea agitando las planta.
clones de tabaco, los cahaverales y las
interminables hileras de platanos en- los
que el sol prende sus rayos de fuego es-
meraldino.
Los pulmones Sc nos ensanchan aspi.
rando con intense delete Ell aire perfu-
mado y tonifcante de Ia horesta; la faz
SO enciende en- escarlata; los ojOs so po,
san con avidez de artista nunca salts
fecho sobrs la gloria del panorama, y
una patina dc luz y de divinidad descier
de huyendo sobre el ambiente que no;
rodea, sObre Ell espiritu de todO % que
palpita en- un triunfal alarde plet6ricC
de vida.
Lejanos retumban unos truenos Unos
nubarrones Sc dibujan en- ell espacio. e
paisaje Gambia notablemente, Y a Las
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FL nagisteriO

Siendo SECURE como 10 han demostra-
do nuestro cuerpos legislativos, el aumen
to de los maestros para el pr6ximo afio
escolar, tendremos un numero mayor, y
al mismo tempo, sera mas efciente nues
ira Association, habra ell medic necesa-
rio y sufciente para sostener a nuestro
presidente active en- todo tiempo, sin
que otras ocupaciones particulares le CO.
hiban de tomar toda la acci6n necesaria.
No ser6 el llamado a inmiscuirme en-
un asunto de tai indole, porque hay den
tro de nuestra Association cabezas que
saben renexionar con mas claro enten-
dimiento; aunQue mis- ideas no sean acogi
das por mis- companeros tai cual las AGO.
giera ell que suscribe, de su principal;
las muestro, creyendo que quedar9 in
mune de censuras por ofrecer con fran
queza, 10 que creo un beneRcio general.
Nuestra asociaci6n estA completamente
decaida y hay que vivifcarla, al extreme
de que hagamos por ella 10 necesario por
sostenerrla de una manera digna del en-
comic nuestro, tanto como del que no
fuere miembro de la misma. No Ia mu-
cho recibi de nuestro Presidente, una
carta respondiendo a ciertos datos que
Sc relacionan con este trabajo, y pude
observar Ell inter6s del mismo por la que
preside; en- unos parrafOs me hablaba
asi: NecesitamOs sostener viva la Aso
ciaci6n".
Hay una defciencia en- ella, de la cual
no son culpables otros que sus prOpios
socios; ESQ es 81 seguro, que va llegan-
do a las manos de las viudas Y huerfa-
nos lentamente, veces muy tarde,
cosa que no debiera suceder. AIN exis-
ten casos en- que algunas poblaciones
Sc han resistido a enviar un solo centvo
por ese concepto.
Nosotros debemos Ievantar Ell espi-
ritu de nuestra Association, y para clio
debemos ir pensando con tranquilidad
(ahora que Ia tenemOs) los mediOs de
hacerlo, 81 es possible prepararse para
asistir a la pr6xima asamblea que Sc ce-
lebrara en- Arecibo.
Manuel U. PADRo.
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No ha mucho tuve Ia oportunidad de
hacer varias preguntas nuestro inspec
tor, refiriendome a los deberes de nues-
ira Association con Tespecto a las mejo-
ras que nos podia brindar el magisterio
en- general, y este, luegO de haber dicho
que pensaba nos seria de mayor benea-
clio un presidente que no tuviese nexo
alguno con el departamento de Instruc-
ci6n, (segun mi opini6n) me contest6:
ESQ no importaria; 10 mas acertado
para que ell individuo que presida dicha
sociedad puede dedicar todo su tempo
ella, seria cue Sc pagase un sueldo el
Inismo.
Hasta Ell presente, hemos tenido pre-.
sidentes que honran Ell magisterio, por su
prestigio y capacidad todo sentido; pc
70, que. debido tener otras ocupacio-
mes de mayor ventaja por ser ella 81
desenvolvimiento econ6mico, dedican Ell
tempo restante. y yeccs empleando
sus horas de descanso, g la Association.
Aunque todos ellos hayan tratado de en-
pujar Ell progreso que sufren tOdas los
cosas en- esta Ultima decada, no les ha
sido possible, pues a veces da mayor re-
sultado un capital al que Sc le dedica
el tempo necesario que muchos est&n
faltos del mismo.
Podriamos tener un presidente con un
sueldo anual, que pudiera dedicarse ex-
clusivamente a defender los intereses
nucstros. Muchos serian los companeros
que sabrian responder a mi pregunta y
explicar la snanera mas aceptada de re-
solver un problema que "a mi juicio, me-
rece nuestra mas interesada atenci6n.
Creo sumamente baja la Quota que paga
mos, comparada con las de otras socie-
dades que tenemos en- el pals. Siendo es-
Ia aumentada, Sc aumentaria ell fondo
de Ia Association, y del mismo podria
adgnarse un sueldo al presidente, que
fuese suhciente y adecuadO para que cum
pliera con su cometido.
Habiendo On nuestra isla 1886 macs
tros, segin So desprende del informe del
Comisionado de Educaci6n correspon-
diente al aio de 1890.
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Il VerdneO en-.
las montanas

montafias de boscaje estupendo suceden
otras, rasuradas, de pardos y trechos yer
deantes lomos, en- los que apenas 81 Sc dis
tinguen, diseminadas algunas palmeras
que besa el sol en- sus copas. A la carre-
terra recta y alfOmbrada de hojarasca,
sigue otra caracoleante sombreada de
enormes precipicios que bordea las YER
tientes y las cornisas de un intermina-
bic haz de desnudas montanas en- cuyas
cumbres lejanas ell sol prende destellos
de orc que Sc pierden en- las hondonadas
y en- los wales desmantelados de vege-
taci6n.
Un sinnumero de blancas casitas cam
pestres van apareciendo(por todas par
tos, 10 mismO en- las cumbres que en- la
Eanura, en- las faltas rocallosas que a
orillas del rio.
FL auto avanza con precaucion, con len
titud; 10 primero, por prudencia; 10 Sc
gundo, por placer. La carretera sigue
siendO culebreante y cercada de abismos
tremendOs que quitan ell hipo a alguno
de mis- compaheros de viaje. Vamos ba-
jando, bajando, en- un auto sin frenos
por una carretera muy estrecha, muy cul
vilinea, muy peligrosa. =. Unos bueyes
que Sc nos atraviesan en- nuestro cami-
no sin duda alguna pretenden darnos
un susie. Afortunadamente Ia serenidad
y pericia de nuestro chauffeur nos
evitan un desastre, con victas al cemen-
terio. 80.
Mas la juventud, en- su audacia, NADIA
teme nj nada esquiya. Proseguimos velOz
mente, (bajandO sin frenos), y en- vez
do inmutarnos, 10 echamos todo broma
v. sea 10 que Dios quiera. T..
La carretera empieza a presentar un
aspecto mas favorable. va no bajamos,
que subimOs. Es preferible subir, al me-
nos es mejor la altura que Ell fondo, pues
desde ella sc domino mas y mejor. otra
vez al carretera vuelve a estar alfom-
brada del follaje que cae de la arbOle-
da. FL verano, pOr estas alturas, es pro
digo. Mas bien sc diria que es Primave-
IA qTnen reina en- esta estacion.
cayey, despu6s. de una hora de viaje
a traves de montafas caInpifas enjo-
yadas de verdor, aparece al fin. Pasamos
bajo una avenida coronado de arbOles
que emergiendo de ambos lados de la
carretera, Sc enlazan en- lss cOpas pro-
yectando su sombra apacible y bienhe-
chOra sobre el slelo regado de hOjas y
flores desprendidss de las ramas. que sc
contonean salud spdosa los YiajerOs. =.
valentin TRIGO.
Aibonito, julio %.
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tecnicos y hderes de los sindicatos.
A medida cue 81 capitalismo vuelve q
ganar teTenc en- Russia, los sindicatOs
obreros van adquiriendo su antigua inn
pOrtancia.
FL proletar1ado russo SO prepare de nue.
vo para cOmenzar la lucha por los sa-
larios.
FL reciente cambio de Ia politica de
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.PILDORAS CIRCASIANAS
ALMoRRANAs intsrnas . extsrnas

ALMORRANAs internas 0 externas,
curaci6n infalible con ArTEA6A SMITH.
IUltimO adelants de Ii ciencia medical
lAGillares de curscionesi Basta nm solo
tubo. De venta "The Porto Rico Drug
Co." Dist<ibuidor J. O. PeyOrk. Box
162, San Juan.-P.
APICULToREs.- No envasen sus mie
les en- barriles usados poraue Sc perju-
dican. Barriles NUEvos de Roble a
S4.75 los hay tambien desarmados a
S4.25.- Informaran P. o. Box 1875,
Telefono 13s, San Juan, P. R. sc
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NGLATERRA

Propistario: Jose d. Rodriguez
Tanca No. 5. TelefonO 800. San Juan,
Puerto Rico Situado en- una do Las
Principales Gales, cerca del TND
y del TeAtro, pr6ximo q Loo Muellss,
contiguo al CorreO demAs EdinsiOs
FederHles. Buen tratO. SGrVieio AZ
eelente- Sc sirven ComidAs q dOmisi.
Ito. So admiten abOnados q preaIoo
n6dicna.
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SEYHI.A

Fl mas freseo, amplio comedor cor
vista al mar. Departments para "a
miliar. Frente al edihcio del Senadc
, eerca de los demGs Centres 0heis-
Les. FL mas cOnvenients para tran
seuntes.-Se alQuiIan 30 camas 80
manal. quincenal msnsual. Hospe.
daje complete, e2.OO. Gale de Cris-
to, Mum. 10. San Juan. TelefODo SSs
P. o. Box 6s2. PrOpietariO: PEDRO
ARRIETA,