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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
KANSAS PASTOR AND
WIFE ENJOY. OUTING

. Rev. and Mrs. J. e. Liljedahl of Sa-
lima, Kansas. who were on an extend
ed automobile tour visiting at Valley
City and other points and who were
the. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Law
son for several days, departed last
Thursday expecting to stop at Mime
apolis, Lindstroni, Mimi, and Sioux
City on their way home. While here
they spent the greater part of the
time rusticating at Munongalia Beach
at Lake Andrew. Es1 Sz"s
Mrs. Liljedahl is girlhood ohum OF
Mrs. Lawson since the latter's sojourn
in Texas many years ago. She is a
life long resident OF the plains of the
great West and was supposedly a no.
vice at the ant of fishing. But on her
first. attempt. she surprised the ma
tives" at Lake. Andrew by hauling in
a fine big pickerel before the boat
had left the shore 80 feet.
The Reverend and his wife were
fascinated with the Minnesota Lakes
and will no doubt come again another
year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
INSTRUMENTATION

SleTIEOAf1l-AN -
On Tuesday evening, August 2, at
s O'clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Swan Anderson at Kandiyohi, occur
red the, marriage of their. daughter,
Euyn Anderson, to Mr. Edward C..
'Slettedahl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. fP.
SlettedaM of Dawson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. Tillman of
the. Swedish Lutheran church in the
presence of about twenty live guests.
g The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white Canton crepe with hat to match
and carried a corsage bouquet of bri-
dial roses and .swansonia. Miss Edith
Anderson, sister of the bride, was the
bridesmaid. and wore pale pink or
candle dress with hat to match and
a corsage bouquet of sweet peas and
roses. 'Raynold Anderson, cousin OF
the. bride, was .grooms man. Miss Mil
dred Peterson sang II Love You Tru-
ly''. before the ceremony and played
the Bridal Chorus from LOhengrin.
G. A. Thunstedt sang "A Perfect
Day" after the ceremony. The rooms
were prettily decorated in pink and
white with sweet peas, carnations and
gladiolus:
&C
luncheon was served. The out of town
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Slet.
tedahl, Bertha Slettedahl and Mr..
Lund of Dawson; Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Wahlstrand and family, Miss Edith
Anderson and Raynold Anderson oi
Willmar; and Miss Clara Anderson OF
Minneapolis.
The happy couple left by car on a
wedding trip to Minneapolis, Taylor
Falls, and Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs
Slettedahl will be at home to their
many friends after September first al
Chisago City where the groom is SUI
perintendent Of the High School.
The bride is we'll known Randi
yohi girl, having taught several years
in this county and also at Duluth.
They have the congratulations and
best wishes of many friends.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
TOPROVIDE GRAVE MARKERS;
TO HAVE STAND AT FAIR

At a meeting of the Executive COM
mittee of the local American Legion
held recently it was decided among
other things that the Post provide
Legion markers for the graves of
departed comrades of the organiza-
ton.
The committee also decided that a
Legion .refreshment stand be con-
Quoted at the; County Fair again this
year.
"A bulletin board for the convent
ence of the local Post will, be erect
ed at the Capital Shoe store corner
where notices and matters pertain
ing to the organization can be placed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10

at second, short filing the second base
position. Berry stole second. Carl
son dropped a dandy singh to center,
Binga and Berry scoring Gleason
famed. Two runs, two hits, no r.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
AUTOS DESTROY ANCIENT ROADS
HOrdes of autOes now remind us

dOrueS Oh auIOeS now remlnO us
We must build our roads to stay,
And, departing, leave behind us
Roads that rains don't wash away.
Next the above verse under the
glass top on the private desk of Char
les M. Babcock, State Highway Com
missioner, is another clipping which
reads:
Old Roman roads are wearing out
under modern motor vehicle traffic
This is true of the Appian Way out of
Rome and other old but less famous
highways. Having perfect founda-
lions, these roads were easily sur
faced and maintained for centuries.
Then the suction of rubber tires de-
stroyed in ten years the monuments
which has withstood the wheel traffic
of 1000 years. The old roads are be-
ing rebuilt.
"Reminders that the Minnesota
Highway department has accepted a
rather big order-but one that will be
filled to the letter if the best engin-
eering skill and experience can &C
complish it," was Commissioner Bah
cocks comment.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10

WON SHUToUT GAME
p The Kandiyohi team defeated the
Tripolis team at Kandiyohi last
Thursday evening by score of to
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1 o o 2 Sill
Raymond
Will,llnliaIr

Three base hit, Berry. Two base
hits, Severinson, Nordstrom Stoleh
bases, Hartwick 2, Christian, Nord-
strom, Berry, Carlson, Gleason 2, r.
johnson q Passed balls, Lankey,
Gleason. Hit by pitcher, Mann. Sac
rifice fly, Gleason. Struck out, R. John
son 3, w. Johnson 6. Bases on balls,
r. johnson, O.. w. Johnson 5. Left
on bases, Willmar Z. Raymond l.. UNI
pires, Honeycutt and Earl Although.
Time, / hour, 20 minutes. !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
FIRST INNING

KandiyOhi-A. ArnesOn and V.
Holmberg famed. w. Arneson was
safe on Binga's error when he drop
ped throw from Kielty w. Johnson
also whitfield. No runs, no hits, l err
rOr.
Willmar-Severinson hit the first
ball pitched for two Dagger to CEN
ter field. Hartwick fouled out to
catcher. Binga walked. Kielty flied
out to short and short threw to, sec
ond who put Severinson out. No run,
l hit, no errors. "
SECOND INNING
KandiyOhi-J. Holmberg called out
on three strikes. Arthur singled thru
infield but was caught off first by the
throw from catcher to first G. Thun-
stedt famed. No runs, / hit, no err
rOr.
Standardization was handed
pass, stole second. Berry famed and
Gleason was called out on three stri
kes. NOrdstrom was put out at 3rd
by the throw from catcher. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
tKandiyohi-O. Thunstedt walked.
Coleman sacrificed, Christian to Bin
ga. Thunstedt stole third. A. Arne
son famed. " Holmberg was safe
when Binga dropped the throw from
third, Thunstedt scored. w. ArnesOn
was safe on Severinson's error. VIM.
Johnson popped out to Christian. 1
run, no hits, two errors.
Willmar-R. Anderson now playing
right field for Kandiyohi. Gleason out
on three strikes. Christian fouled
out to catcher. Severinson famed
No runs, no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING
Kandiyohi-J. Hollnberg fouled out
to catcher. Arthur popped out to
Severinson. G. Thunstedt out, Kielty
to Binga. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Willmar- Hartwick banged out
single to right, went second when
Holmberg dropped throw from Cole
man. Binga flied out to left field.
Hartwick went third when A. Arne-
son missed the throw from left field
Kielty singled to short, scoring Hart
wick. Kielty stole second. Nord-
stromi hit the ball to center field for
a two Dagger. Kielty scoring. Berry
out, third to first, Nordstrom went
third on this play. Carlson famed.
Two runs, three hits, two errors.
FIFTH INNING
Kandiyohi-O. Thunstedt out, Chris
tan to Binga. Coleman famed. A. Ar
neson out, the same road as o. Thur
stedt. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Willmar-Gleason out on three
strikes. Christian safe on infield hit.
Severinson grounded to first, Holm
berg throwing to short who put Chris
tian out at second. Severinson stole
second and went third when catcher
overthrow second. Hartwick famed.
No runs, l hit, 1 error.
SIXTH INNING
Kandiyohi-V. Holmberg flied out
to center. w. Arneson out, Christian
to first. R. Anderson famed. No runs
no hits, no error
Willmar-Binga given base on balls
Kielty flied out to left. Nordstrom hit
a safe hit to center field. Berry hit
to second who threw out Nordstrom
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
SEVENTH INNING

~: .>,s SEVENTH INNING = ..:s
Kandiyohi-J. Holmberg dropped
two Dagger to centef., =: Arthur also
banged the ball to center for two bas-
es, Holmberg scoring. G. Thunstedt
sent a fast grounder thru infield to
short. 'Thunstedt stole second fore
from Gleason. The ball was thrown
to Kielty who held the.ball and touch
ed Thunstedt out. o. Thunstedt, out,
Christian to Binga. 1 run; hits, no
errors. -: ST.,
Willmar- Christian out, pitcher to-
first. Severinson safe on Anderson's
error in right, stole second. Hartwick
out on three strikes. Binga flied out
to center. No runs, no hits, / error.
EIGHTH INNING
andiyohi-Coleman famed. A. Ar
neson hit fast grounder to short who
threw him out to Binga. V. Holmberg
famed but Gleason did not hold the
third strike and threw to first, Holm
berg was safe when Binga missed the
throw. w. Arneson safe on Kielty's
error. R. Anderson safe on infield hit
bases full. ]. Holmberg hit to Chris
tian and he dropped the fly and the
ball rolled outside the diamond, Holm;
berg, Arneson and Anderson scored
on this error. Arthur flied out O
Severinson. runs, hit, 3 errors.
iWillmar-Kielty singled to center
| and went second on o. Thunstedt's err
| ror. Nordstrom out, pitcher to first
Kielty went third on this play: Berry
| grounded to first, first threw home to
| get .Kielty who was called out by the
umpire altho he was safe. Berry stole
second and scored when Carlson ban:
ged the ball for two base hit tc
center field. Gleason was safe on first
basemans error, Carlson scoring on
this, error. Christian out, pitcher tc
first. Two runs, 2 hits, two errors.
| NINTH INNING 49,:
! Kandiyohi-G. Thunstedt singled tt
right. 0. Thunsteut hit a ball to Carl
son in center who threw G. Thunsted1
out at second. Coleman famed. A
Arneson singled to right v. Holm
berg grounded to Kielty who put Ar
neson out at second. No runs, two
l =, =
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"Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Ever
Made" Mrs. Emily Shaw Saws

my husband bought So trap.
bought a Csc box of RAT,SNAP The
trap only caught 3 rats but RAT.
SNAP killed IL in a week. I'm never
without RAT+SNAP. Reckon l could
: mt raise chicks without it," RAT
SNAP comes in cakes. Three sizes
35c, Csc, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
by F.. J. Hallin and Nelson & Gabbert
'Willmar, Minn.-Adv. Aug
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all land
owners and tenants of Roseland twp.
to have all weeds along the roads cut
by Sept 18th, 1921. The law will be
enforced.
BY order of Town Board of Rose
land Township.
Edwin Eastlund,
WkS. Town Clerk
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10

sFOEF1IT.F1 INsNlNG

!, Raymond Mann hit by pitched ball
caught at second by the throw from
Gleason. HaimA rounded OUT to 1st.
Morrow singled to center. went Sec.
ond Oh passed ball. w. Johnson flied
out to left No runs, I hit, no errors.
Willmar-Berry walked, stole sec
ond, went third on passed ball.
Carlson famed. Gleason hit sacri-
flee fly to second, Berry scoring. r.
johnson singled to right, stole second.
Severinson dropped a two Dagger. to
: center, r. Johnson scoring. Hartwick
flied out to short. 2 runs, 2 hits, no
errors. 9=s : =, ,s.>e Sf@sss.sa = y
~, = : FIFTH INNING
Raymond-G. Kohl famed. Miller
out, r. Johnson to Christian. w. Arne-
son flied out to left. No runs, no hits,
no errors. E>rI =. >
Willmar- Christian singled to left,
stole second. gKielty walked. Nord-
strom hit to pitcher who threw third
to get Christian but third basenan
dropped the throw. Berry banged the
ball nearly to the fence between CEN
ter and right which went for three
bagger,3 Christian, Kieltyt and Nord-
strom SCORING Carlson famed. Glea-
son safe on infield hit, Berry scoring.
| Gleason stole, second, went third
when second baseman missed throw
| from catcher. R. Johnson singled to
left, Gleason scoring. R. johnson
stole second, Severinson singled to
short. Hartwick singled to left, bas-
es full. Christian flied out to left
Kielty walked, forcing in Johnson.
Nordstront singled to center, Sever
| inson and Hartwick scoring. Nord-
| strom stole second. Berry flied out to
| left. 8 runs, z hits, Q errors.
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WILLMAR WON
DOUBLE HEADER ! r;
Kandiyohi- Willmar Battle Proved
Interesting. Visitor. Scored "
; Runs on Error .

Willmar came out ahead in both
games staged at the local ball park
last Sunday afternoon. The first game
was between Kandiyohi and the local
boys with a to score in Willmar's
favor The game proved interesting
and especially the eighth inning. In
this inning Kandiyohi made three
runs on an error, wtnidh put them in
the lead, but Willmar came back in
their half and put two more tallies
over which put them one to the good.
There was some rank umpiring this
inning by Jump" Hirman behind the
bat. One of the bad decisions was
when he called Kielty out when he
was safe at the home plate.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10
The Second Game

The Second Game
The second game was called at 4:30
o'clock and only went five innings
when it had to be called on account of
the six o'clock state law In the prac-
tice before the game A. Kohl, the
first baseman for Raymond received
broken nose when he was hit by a
thrown ball.
FIRST INNING f.
Raymond-Mann fouled out to
Gleason. Hanna flied out to Christian.
Morrow famed. No runs, no hits, no
errors. +
Willmar-Severinson out, pitcher to
first. Hartwick singled to third, stole
second. Christian famed. Kielty
walked. Nordstrom banged a two
Dagger to left, HartWick scoring. Left
fielder threw ball to second. Kielty at
tempted to steal home but was out at
the plate on the throw from second
l run, 2 hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
Raymond-W. Johnson out, Hart
wick to- Christian. G. Kohl out, KEEL
ty to Christian. Miller singled to right
but was put out by short from the peg
from right when he attempted to
stretch the single into double. No
runs, hit, no errors. "
.Willnar, berry struck out. Carl
son sale sen left ffelder's error, stole
|lsecond ahd went third on catcher's
error when he overthrow second.
Gleason walked, stole second. R.
Johnson famed. No runs, no hits,
2 errors.
THIRD INNING
Raymond-W. Arneson out, r.
Johnson to Christian. A. Arm ,son
famed. Lankey out, Severinso to
Christian. No runs, no hits, no err
rOrs.
Willmar- rtwick singled to cen
ter, stole second. Christian and Kiel-
ty went on the same road by two
great catches by the left fielder.
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Christian, p 70 I
Totals, 80 3 ~ II s
=Kandiyohi .s o o. i o . o IS o-5
Willmar 6 o o 20 2.0s2x-6
Christian, p

Z Two base hits, Severinson, Nord-
strom, Carlson, J.. Holndberg, Arthur
Stolen bases, zNordstrom, Kielty, Sew
crimson Q, Berry O.. Gleason, @. Thun-
stedt,. G.. Thunstedt. Double play, W.
Arneson to A.. Arreson. Sacrifice,
Nordstrom. Struck out, by Christian
II, by Coleman 9. Bases on balls,
Christian l., Coleman g. Left on bas-
es, Willmar 6, Kandiyohi 6. Umpires,
Hirman and Miller. Time 2 hours, IL
minutes. 49,.
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UN oRGULLo DE NUEsTRo
PUEBLO

acknowledgements que en- todas las es
feras de la vida los procedimientos de-
ciden ell exito mas menos culminan-
tes de toda empresa realizada Hoy nos
toca traer ante la opinion p1blica una
empresa dirigida en- parte por In puer
torrique1o de gran valer y prsstigio co
mercial polftico en- nuestro pals. Nos
ocupamos de la gallarda Joycria que
poseen nuestros distinguidos amigos los
sefiores Dinet Y Pacheco en- Ia Plaza de
Baldorioty, frente nuestra Legislatu-
ra. Hace cuatro amos fundaron dichos
sefiores este establecimiento, y con gus
to hemos visto como dia tras dfa ha
lido adquiriendo un s6lido credito y con-
fianza entire nuestra sociedad, al extre-
mo de que hoy no Sc compra joya al
guna de valor sin visitar antes esta
acreditada joyerfa. Tanto Ell Sr. Dinet
como Ell Sr. Pacheco son altamente CO.
nocidos por nuestro p1blico com, espe-
cialista en- sus profesiones de Joyero Ell
uno Optico Ell otro, en- 10 cuaI han
conquistado merecido renombrs y JUS
tificada reputation.
oT0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-21
sUNTUoso BAUTIzo

En- 81 simpatico pueblo de Camuy Sc
llev6 efecto el domingo iiItimo, Ell
bautizo de una monfsima nina de los
esposos Trigo- -Echeandia, de aquena To-
calidad. En- ell acto ofci6 Ell Rdo. Padre
Rodriguez, siendo padrinos don Joaquin
Trigo su gentilisima esposa, dona sa
ra Real de Trigo, de San Juan.
Los invitados fueron esplendidamente
obseQuiados con un opiparo banquete.
Entire los comensales podemos recordar
los esposos Trigo-E -Echeandia Y Trigo-
Real, doia Juana Firpi, a las Srtas.
Monserrate Rivera, Isabel Josefa
Echeandia, a los doctores FcIipe A..
Garcia y Jose AIim, y los sres.
Fabriciano Martinez, Julio -Agustin
Echeandia, valentin Trigo, Jose Joa-
quin Rivera, Fernando Rivera Otros.
Ell cronista desea a Ia nueva cristia-
ma, que dicho sea de paso Sc Lama Ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-21

NO Sc REcoGE BAsURA

El Sr. Escudero, Jefe de la Limpie-
"a, nos informa que siguiendo la tradi-
cional costumbre, en- las nocho de los
dias "a y 81 de diciembre en- curse y
do enero proximo. la extraction de
las basuras de la ciudad no Sc nevara
a cabo.
Ell servicio de la limpieza de la
ciudad Sc verificara durante las pri-
meras horas de los dias IS de diciem-
bre, en- curse y 10. de cnero pro
dmo.
Sc suplica los vecinos que, por la
mafiana, temprano, coloquen sus zafaco-
nes en- las Gales, para q. puedan ser re
cogidos por los empleados del servicio.
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oJO
UN HoMBRE AGoLPEADo

En- la carretera entire Arecibo y Bar
celoreta, el autom6vil propiedad del
de Barceloneta, que guiaba
Luis Medina, sin plaza nj icencia de
chauffeur, al desviarse hacia un Ia
do del camino ocasion6 un susie tan te-
rrible Quintfn Rosario, que al Greer
este que iba a ser arrollado por ell au-
to, Sc lanz6 la cuneta con tan mala
suerte que recibi6 algunas contusiones.
FL conductor del vehiculo fue denun-
ciado por infringir la ley de autom6vi-
les.
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ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUToMov1I

FL dia IL del corriente fue conduct
do al hospital Municipal de Yabucoa,
Juan Cruz, quien presentaba contnsio-
nes en- Ell cuerpo, producidas, segiin 81
declare, por un autom6vil que 10 l1abia
arrollado. En- su declaration alega que
el chauffeur no par6 Ell CARO- para
prestarle auxilio, por 10 que tuvo que
permanecer abandonado en- Ia cuneta
de Ia carretera durante dos horas.
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coNTRABANDo DE L1coREs

En- Catado fu6 sorprendido por Ell
jefe Olmo y la poicia de San Juan un
contrabando de licores.
A Manuel Marcial lie fue ocupado
en- un puesto de vender gasolina, 12 bo
tellas de brandy Domec; 9 botellas
de vino tinto espaHol Y 5 botellas de
anis mayorquin.
Ell case sera sometido a la ccnsidera-
ci6n del comisionado de Ia Corte Fe-
deral.
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DR.. L. GIL

Despues de haberme hecho
EspeciaIista en- Extracciones, en-
la Universidad de Colombia, de
New York y haber visitado las
mas .acreditadas cIinicas denta-
les de aqueIIa ciudad y de los
principales pafses de Europa,
abrire en- breve mi oficina en- es-
ia ciudad de acuerdo con las exi-
gencias modernas.
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MuERro PoR uN AUroMov1L

En- ell barrio "vayas" de la jurisdic-
ci6n de Ponce, Ell autom6vil que guiaba
Robert S. Hamilton arroll6 Eleuterio
Maldonado, de S5 amos, produci6ndole
una herida varias contusiones
Ell lesionado fu6 conducido al "Hos-
pital Tricoche'' en- estado grave, falle-
ciendo "a horas despues del sccidente.
Ell fiscal investiga los hechos.
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YER Y GREER

Solamente hay un medic de probar
la superioridad del Vermffugo "Tiro
SECURE" del DR.. Peery todls las
preparedness sinnilares, Y este es,
TOMANDOLO. Aunque la medici-
ma lie sea dada niiios adultos los
resultados son siempre los mismos: !:
La pronta expulsion de las lombrices
Y solitarias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-21
NoTA DE BASE BALL

Debido la cooperation del jovel
Marcos Canejas Jr., entusiaasa fan"
de este deporte, Sc ha dado comienzo en-
Catafo, al arreglo de una iga de "base
ball..
FL joven Canejas Jr., merece la mas
alta felicitaci0n por su gran rasgO de
altruismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-21
JUEz ESPECIAL

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha Sprobado
ell nombramiento del Sr. Abraham Dfaz
viera, juez de la corte municipal de
Toa Alta, para que actte como juez de
la de Bayam6n, en- la vista de I'm case
en- ell cual Ell juez propietario esta inca
pacitado para actuar.
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PoDER GENERAL

La casa "Nicolas Hernandez y CO...
de esta plaza, ha conferido rcder ge-
neral don Alexis @. Estornel, don
Ramiro MARQUEE don Miguel d. Mo-
LA, antiques empleados de la frma
antes mencionada.
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PAeANDo Ell DEL1ro

Por hurto de dinero fue arsestado
en- santurce viviano Felix, q1;ien fus
sentenciado por la Corte 15 dias de
carcel.
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HALLAZGo DE UN
DRUM DE GAsoLINA

Anteanoche, a las IL p. m. Sc cayo
de un truck que iba para santurce,
en- la plaza de Colon, un tdrum' de
gasolina, ell cual fu6 recogido por la
policia Y Sc encuentra en- Ell cIartel a
disposition de SUI dueno.
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LADRoN DE GALLINAS SENTEN-
CIADO A TRES MEsES

Ha sido arrestado por Ia policia,
Jorge Boison, quien sustra;o varias
aves del corral de dona Julia Febre,
situado en- ell "Chfcharo", santurce.
FL juez Aybar sentenci6 a Boison,
a tres meses de carcel.