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Powell, 22l harrison avenue, ~ W
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mayo of East
Radford, Va. spent the Holidays and
Christmas In the city.
Mr.. Jack Hardin of this city spent
the Holidays in Lexington, N. G..
with his parents.
Mr.. Benjamin Durphey, of New
York City is the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Laura Durphey on Harrison
Avenue.
Miss Marie Williams Of Freeman,
Va, Miss GLADYS Dugger, Warfleld,
Va, Miss Mamie Williams, Freeman,
Va, Mr.. Frank Williams, of st. Paul
School. Lawrenceville. Va. spent
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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
This Is to certify that have used
only ono bottle of l.. J. Hayden's
Cough, Throat and Lung Remedy for
Asthma, which cured me completely
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400 w. Broad St. Richmond, Va,
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MANCHESTER GIRL CUJRED n
DROPSY.

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- E.CTION.

Nu,n , 5. Nj. II. met
III It's lre december 10
ana mold H. elton OF OFF,
GERS. O1h :o1s were: Mrs.
IIllllan rag, We ncess; Mrs.
Lula DIXON, Vice-p, Mrs. Mil
dred McCloyne, secre, Mrs. Lula
ADAMS treasurer and 4. Bailey,
Joshua.
CLOSES IMPORT .AYs
Several imports 'epn-
Hylvania, Maria In
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AWAY FOR HOLIDAYS.

Mrs. Maud Smith, 1915 Indiana
Averue. has gone}to Louisville, KY
' also 10 to Cincinnati, Ohio
ives and friends during
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Tho object Of this Srit is 10 obtain
a divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony, BY the pIaintiif from the de.
PENDANT. on the Ground OF adultery.
Ana an affidavit having been made
and fled that the defendant is not ii
resident Of the State OF Virginia i
is ordered that he appear here with
in ten G0) days, after due publ
cation OF this order, and do what
may be necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit.
A copy,
Tcstc: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
]. e. BYRD, p. q.
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ALBERTA DROOKS.... .PlaintiW
against IN ChaucGry
TON BROOKS. defendant
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
Correas Goodrich
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Las transmission Goodrich la Ultima paabra
de Estan fabricadas
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NOTABLE SENTENCIA

tigos Que habia dido, nego que hubiese
hecho tales narifsstaciones
FL acusado, al ser invitado declarar,
manifesto Que NADIA DEsEABA EXPO
NER, puesto que, habienaose visto an
teriormente al suyo un case contra Je-
slls Boria por igual delito; que la corte
estaba perfectamente enterada de los
rormerores del asunto, el con perfecto
Iconocimiento de la rectitud del Tribunal
sometia su case, SECURE de que Sc lie ha-
ria estricta justicia.
La Corte Sc reserve su resoluci6n has
ia que Sc celebrase Ia vista del case que
estaba pendiente contra JESUS Boria, por
Infraccion del Articulc 1877 del C6digc
Penal, Delito contra la Justicia Publica
v, que habia de verse seguidaTsnte.
Celebrada aquella, la corte, al dicta1
sentencia, emiti6 la siguiente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
JUNTA DE MEDICoS ExAMINADo-
DoREs. CoNvocAToRIA DE
ExAMENES

Esta Junta celebrara examenes para
las prOfesiones abajo relacionadas du-
rante Ell pr6ximo mes de abril, en- el
orden siguiente:
Medicos y osteopatas, dias 5-6-7, y 9.
Practicantes y optometras, dias II IL.
Nurses y COmadronas, dfas Is y Il
Las solicitudes demas documentoH
asi como los derechos de examenes de-
beran ser enviados al Secretario que
suscribe desde esta fecha hasta Ell dia
26 del actual en- que expirara el plazo
de admission.
Imrresos de solicitudes Y demas in
formes seran sulninistrados en- esta Sc
cretaria, por el Sr. Tomas Vera Riera,
por correo personalnente en- la oficina.
Los examenes tendr&n lugar en- Ell
salon que ocupa la Junta Gale de Allen
No. 8, Paiacio Rojo.
DR.. M. Quevedo BAEz,
Secretario Junta de Medi-
dicos Examinadores
San Juan, p. r., MARIO IL, 1921.
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La m1sica mOderna
espanOla

(Continuaci6n Do In pkaina &
MUJEREs DE EsPAaA. saa altimaa
compoEcionsA
Todo una faiangs de- ''isvmea'' cue
eomlensan . distinguirse en- Bapa4s. y
aun en- Franela. peFmise sagu1af "a
buen pOrveir a Ia nusva Eseusia ~.
sical.
Son sssoss-- Carlos Psdrell soerino
de Felipe. autor de mslodias eastslis-
mas exquisitas. De cANc1oN DE rk.AU
ia. cANcToN DE AMOR Y pE PRE-
ocupAcToN: Tofrss Aiana. asssr De
la "PRraEAvERA EN IL MAR''. sls
cutada per la 4 NJ T.; si vAaeo ousiaA
cue ha escrifo uts LRYENDA VAS.
coNoADA'' , MrRENTscv: Arenai.
Que ha proaueido una sfNroNrA AZ
DALuzA. un cuARTETo. pisrsA q
inspirscl6n fotkOriana: Adele saiasaI
a qulen se deben PRELUDfos psfa
PLANO melodiss: Oscar BspiA. sutsF
de una SONATA lisna De savia.
Entire los j6venes sambitn. jean IA
nen. virtuoso admiFahls del vio'tn
que &c ne revelado compositor de ldsas
originates con JuvENTUD. NOVA ca
TALoNfA. MELoDrAs. pebemss
por 10 msnos una msnci6n ~ 81. DO.
mingo sangra. antique discipuio de la
schola csntorum. gHien esefibi6 IN
CUARTETo. un PRELuDTo r rUoA
para 6rgano--, Al Padre Jess .Anae.
nio. de san Sebastian. quisn hA sruo.
nisado un gran namero ds mslodiaa b.
puiares viscainas = UsandisagA siscai.
no tamblsn. autor de Las ooLoNDnf
MAS. =. No tendriamos cuidAse 81 "a
tender csta larns lista 81 ne tsmltnmss
de incurrir en- IL esnsafa del S. Anna
deo Wives. qulen sntes de ahora pfsiss
"a contra injustice oividos ds pn
mussc6grafo frances qus dlssrts aesfsa
de la masica espaaola. citaremoA puss.
aun a Manrique Lars. Anssino clAs&
Antonio NicoIau. Moreno Tofreba 1sa
quin Gasca rascuai Marqulna. u stta.
ofelia dc och0a sip estar SECURE 90
no haber omisido slSan aeaio maaieal
uaciente.
Acaso hayanioS logfaao eonveneef =
los mas esstpticos del desaEIeiio aae
ha tsnido , estA llamada = tsnsF u
Escuola Musical eapahoia consempofa.
nea: en- un poEvenir ~ may lsiane. -
bra conquistado en nnestros eoneisFtss
un lugar prominsnts y como eaadsa =
su nueva importaneia.
RENE SIMON
(Traducci6n de ''LB coURnKBR ~.
sfCAL", dc PaFis1
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OPINION:

Hara unos meses, Jesus Boria, a quien
scabamos de juzgar ahora mismo por un
delito cortra la Justicia Pilblica, Sc
present6 en- casa del acusado Ezequiel
Ortiz. propietario del barrio de Rio-Ca-
mas. solicitando autOrizacion de su ami
go, segiin resulta de La prueba practica-
da, para hacer en- su finca un rancho que
destinaria--dijo Ortiz-a gallinero, con
ell fin de criar razas de aves de corral.
Esto dijo JESUS Boria Ezequiel Ortiz
con La deMberada intenci6n de engafiar
10; Sc vali6 de esta argucia, como ardid
para scrprender la buena fe del acusado
sencillo analfabeto y desconoceior en- alb
soluto de las leyes, y, en- veg de gallinas
para criar v cruzar, 10 que lie trajo a su
frca fue un alambique, con todos sus ac-
cesorios, resuelto a burlar la Ley de Pro-
hibicion.
+ Mas tarde, cuando Ell acusado, con todai
la ingenmdad del hombre honrado y de
huena fe tipo veradero de nuestro cam
pesino sobrio confado. fue ver las
gallinas de su amigo, Sc encon'r6 con
que en- su finca, sin saber como nj GUAM
do, Jesus Boria lie habfa introducido un
alaE:Dique
Ell acusado desconocedor de estas argu-
cias de los eternos perturbadores de La
Ley, que no quiere tener aiambiques en-
su propiedad, seguidamente Sc puso al
habla cof Ell que,decia ser su amigo, Je-
sus Boria. y protest6 de Ia suplantacion
que habia hecho en- el permiso que le
concediera.
JESUS Boria, seg1n. Sc ha probado ter
minantemente, dice entonces Ezequiel
Ortiz: NO tenga usted cuidado, don
Ezequiel, que 81 la policfa coge. el ALAN
bique, yo dire que es milo, que toda la
culpa es mia, porque yo soy 81 dueno del
alambique, y 70 10 introduce en- la finca
sin su permiso'' Con este hubo de con-
formarse dor Ezequiel ignorante de que,
tConttnna en- la pagina ocno.)
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Arguedes (AIcides>
Aramburo. (Mariano)
Alomar (Gabriel)
Azorfn (Martinez Ruiz

Andreu (Leonidas)
AIbornoz (Alvsro de)
Acosta (CeciIiO)
Araquistain Cd
Alba (Santiago)
Alvarez (JOse)
Alvarez Quintero Hnos.
Audoin (Maximo)
AzegliOs (Maximo)
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s.,snrthssA . e. MuNoo
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sENrENcIA

= En- Caguas, p r., hoy 28 de febrero
de mil novecientos veintiuno, Sc llamo
este case para vista phblica.
Presente ei acusado, por ST, Sc le dio
lectura de la acusaci6n contra el for
mulada ' NEGo LOS HECHos.
Evacuada la prueba de tEl Pueblo
consistente en- la declaration de los poll
cias insuIares Manuel velazquez y Ca
siniro Alfaro, que sorprendieron, el alam
bique ;el Jefe de Distrito de la Policia
Insular de Caguas, sefior Julio Santia-
go; y. los ciudadanos Cristino Trinidad
y vicente Bonilla, manifestaron a la
Corte que, cuando Ell alambique, por cuya
nenencia estaba expuesto EzeQuiel Or
jtiz, fue sorprendido en- la finca de es,
to. el ciudadano JESUS Boria, les I:arai-
,festo claramente que eel alambique era
ssuyo, que 81 10 habia llevado la fnca
tde Ezequiel Ortiz sin su permiso, y que
Isl seria Ell responsible de todo 10 que
focurriese. =
Ilamado a declarar JESUS Boria, ma
nifest6 la corte QUE Ell M Saba
MAZDA DE AQUEL ALAMBIQUE X
QUE Ell NUNCA HABIA TENTDo
ALAMBIQUE ALGUNo. Interrogado
porel acusado y porla Corte sobre 81 eran
0 no ciertas las declaraciones de los tes-
t. n y
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Otros prOductos Goodrich

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Correas para transporter
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cha, ernpaqietadura de Iona de
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IArENcIoE. CrUDADANosi

FL ArUfsDo. - vsnds 81 e hA8a
Barbsria ''El Msdsio''. ds ess aaaiia.
60 Boniiia
Sol - Tos Aha ? =
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Ell ilustrado rsctisimo jucz munich
pal de Caguas, nuestro excelente amigo
ell Licenciado Rodriguez, acabasde dictar
Ia siguiente sentencia, que cons'ituye
un vigoroso mentis Los que acusan de
injustos vulgares, por ser demaslado
estrictos, algunos Jueces. Como La re-
ferida sentencia, segtin habran podido
leer los lectores en- las columnas de FL
MUNDo, ha dictado va muchas el .sesu-
do funcionario que nos referimos, las
cuales han puesto de relieve su actuacion
comso un Juez humane justo; pero,
desgraciadamente, en- nuestrc pals, nues.
ira labor es de descr6dito, con raras
excepciones. jamas aplaudimos GUAM
do tenemos algo que censurar.
He auui ia mencicnada sentencia:
D1sTRITo JUDICIAL DE cAGUAs,
PUERTO RICO
En- LA coRTE MUNICIPAL
EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA,
Ell PREs1DENTE DE Los EE. w.,
IS.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
VS.
Ezequiel Ortiz.
CRIMINAL No. 1892.
DEL1TO: Infraccion de la Seccion 81
de Ii Ley de Arbitrios, aprobada en- ju-
MO 15 de 1919.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-05-20

Farmers who have money or who
can obtain credit should not fail to
take advantage Of the present oppor-
tunity to get q start in the purebred
livestock business. Good purebred
breeding stock Is now bringing little
more than market price and COM
paratively small amount Of money
wisely spent will lay the foundation
for good herds.
Any man who has ever dreamed OF
having purebred stock should get
busy now. A little cash or credit
carefully used now should mean good
returns in the years to come. Pure
bred cattle and hogs are not bringing
much more than market price. At
good many Of the sales winter
bred gifts brought only between $40
and $50 when they would have sold
for SIS to $35 on the market. A
year ago the same kind Of sows were
bringing around 5000 each. and
worth probably $50 on the market.
In other words, the spread between
the price as purebred and the pricl
as meat is greatly decreased this year
which is to the advantage Of the
man who desires to improve his herd.
What is true Of hogs is also true
OF cattle. At q recent sale well-bred
cows Of good type sold for so to
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GET THIS FREE BULLETIN ON
FlFTY-SEvEM SHEEP DISEASES

err is incompetent or Indifferent and
the owner is seldom on the ground.
II veterinarian is called he seldom
is able to give directions to bring
about recovery or prevent spread
of the trouble. In cases of scab and
other better known outbreaks, he is
competent. but the ailments that
really cause the losses are varied, nu-
merous and often as new to the prac-
titioner as to the sheepman.
There has been great lack of
training for veterinarians in respect
to the smaller animals. It may be
said that the possible income to be
derived does not justify special prep
aration for country practice but
such practice would be much more
remunerative and generally appre-
ciated If better service we're given.
Farmers Bulletin 1855 is the first
serious attempt of the Bureau of
Animal Industry to put into popular
form the knowledge that exists re-
garding sheep troubles. It is written
in fairly plain language. Anyone
who wants to check his losses can get
lot of help from it. It should be
thoroughly studied by every sheep
owner. Copies can we'll be left with
the herders following a talk with
them about its use and the applica-
ton of the remedies and treatments
| outlined.
Send a post card asking the de-
partment of agriculture. Washington
D. G., for Farmers Bulletin 1855.
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$3.50, against $500 to $500 Tor the
same quality stuff q year ago.
It looks as though no mistake will
be msde buying at these values. A.
q matter Of fact, whore the premium
on purebred is no greater than It IL
now, tt IL probable that It would pay
to raise them to sell for meat. At
least now 10 an excellent time to OBJ
tain pure-bred sires and plan a gen
eral improvement.
The increased demand from the
east, as we'll as the good local de-
mand, should encourage farmers to
breed their best mares this spring
The price Of horses has been dropped
with the values of other stock. The
demand at farm sales this winter
has been rather exceptional, and east
ern buyers have been in the state
looking for good drafters. In fact
drafters have been in demand all
along and are still commanding good
prices. Poor quality horses are not
bringing much Of a price. The cheap.
ness Of feed will likely increase the
number Of horses used on Montana
farms this year.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-05-20
TREASURE STATE FARM AND LIVESTOCK
the NEED OF FORAGE CROPS

planting. This is also . variety very
sure to mature unless the seasons
happen to be extremely short. The
only objection is the hardness OF the
kernel.
OF the Dent corns. Northwestern
Dent. a red corn, is the most popular
and the hardest grown in the north.
west. Next to it is the Minnesota Is
a yellow corn. Both Of these var.
ieties grow to height Of about seven
feet-the Northwestern Dent matur-
ing in seventy-five days, the Mime
sofa Is in eighty to ninety days. They
will produce a heavy yield Of corr
and also an enormous yield Of fod.
der, and in sections where fodder is
especially desired they should be cul.
tivated instead of the Flint varieties
Every farm should have q few
acres of sunflower. The seed costs
only about SO cents per acre. The
yield ranges from five tons on dry
land, in dry seasons, to thirty-three
tons on irrigated land. Should the
pasture fail or account Of drought in
midsummer, part Of it can be cut
and fed green, and the balance placed
in q silo later. Some of 1t may be
matured, as the seed makes most ex-
cellent chicken and hog feed.
Barley, speltz, millet and sweet
clover are all crops which should con-
stitute the acreage on every farm.
With them the farmer is assured OF
plenty of feed and in the dry seasons
at least a partial crop of grain for
marketing.
The thinking farmers Of Montana
are rapidly getting to the point where
they are convinced that diversified
farming is the salvation of dry land
farming in Montana. and 50 far the
crops mentioned above in this article
are the best known for the purpose.
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season extending from April 20 to
June l is very long. permitting every
farmer to plant his own corn, with
out hiring additional and expensive
help. The same thing is true about
the crop. No expensive threshing
machine and crew is necessary, and
each farmer can be earning excel
lent wages after the other work is
finished and at a time when he would
be doing nothing else. Corn re-
quires less moisture than wheat, and
in addition to the grain produced.
the fodder is very valuable, being
next to alfalfa and timothy hay in
feed value. After the corn crop is
harvested, the ground is left in ex-
cellent condition for sowing either
fall or spring wheat without blowing,
discing or narrowing. Corn stubble
will hold the winter SHOWS, and in
localities where the soil is inclined to
blow. the roots and corn stubble
prevent this.
There are three principal kinds or
types of corn which should be grown
in Montana: The Gehu, small yell
low Flint, or Squaw. These varieties
grow to height of only about four
feet, the ears coming out so low that
they occasionally touch the ground.
while it does not produce a great
deal of fodder, the yield of corn is
good, and being very early it is al
ways sure to mature even during the
shortest seasons. It is the best corn
that can be planted where it is de-
sired to harvest the crop by turning
hogs into the field.
Next. are the Flint varieties. yell
low. White and Rainbow, growing to
height of five to six feet. producing
a good sized ear and a liberal guam
tity of fodder. They usually mature
in about IS days from the date Of
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-05-20

Diseases of Sheep" is the title of
Farmers Bulletin 1855 from the U.
s. department of agriculture and
written by DR.. Bernard A. Gallagher.
Each of the diseases is discussed
under the headings, cause. symp-
toms. postmortem appearance, dag
nosis, treatment and prevention. The
discussions relate to Is infectious
diseases, nine general diseases. 16
diseases of the head and air passages.
two nervous diseases. three diseases
of the urinary system. nine diseases
of the reproductive system and five
skin diseases.
These losses from disease are
largely preventable. They are not
generally prevented because the herd
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-05-20
By A. T.. Barkemeyer

A rancher who operates on large
scale recently made the statement
he would plant one hundred acres OF
corn this year, as he considered it a
more certain crop and more profit.
able than wheat. This man is only
one OF many who are expressing SINH
lar opinions. Why is this change OF
thought taking place, or why are the
farmers of Montana rapidly changing
their method of farming from practi.
cally all wheat to diversified farm.
ing? There are many reasons. Let
us consider the most important rota.
ton crop first:
COrn-The seed corn costs only IS
to 40 cents per acre; the planting
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