davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-19
Social and Club NezQs

ley, c. T, Barr, Carl Cooley and II, b,
Lamley. The visitors said that the
road was in fine condition with the ex-
ception of ! , miles, which was rather
rough. The trip was made in days
run and without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-19
RETURN FROM BINGHAM

RETURN FROM BINGHAM
Miss Mary Johns and Miss Kate
Stanfield have returned from Bingham
Springs where they have been spend
ing a few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-19
is BAKER

Mrs. l. C. Campbell is spending a
few days visiting in Baker.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
A PAPA Es A CsEHEK

Pragab6l jelentik: Bencs DR.. kiilugy-
minister hosszabb beszedet mondott
szombaton szenatusban q kiils8 poll
tikai helvzetr6lBeszedebe beszamolt a
Szentszekkel folvtatott targyalasairol
is. K0z6ltc hogy piispokok kineveze
Sc dolgiban a Szentszek kijelentettc,
togv ez a Jog kizAr6lagosan a papat
illeti meg, az allamok csak politikai
tekintetben8 6lhctnek veto iogaval.
A Szentsz6k kiielcntette, hogy piiS-
n0l6k kinevczesenek jogat az VI al
amok egyik6nek sem adta meg es
hogv ez a jog azel6tt kizar6lagosan a
aagvar kitalyt illette meg. Az egy
&azmegvtk heosztasa tekintetebcn.
iYondotta Benes. a Szentszek hajlando
legnagvobb cl6zekenvsegre es belle
yvczk abba, hogy Nagvszombaton
lion cgyhazmcgyc fclal|tasaig es te-
iiletenel; veglegcs megallapitasaig AZ
sztcrgomi ersekt6l tcliesen fiiggetlcn
1dminisZtraci6t rendezzenek be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
h u HIREK AZ OHAZABOL Il ID

megyek is vannak, amelyeknck ne
pessege alig szazezer l6lek, a Ban
sagban pedig olyan megye is van,
amelynek lakossaga meghaladja
a neeyszazotvenezret.
A tervezet kilenc kerHletre
osztja Romania es az NJ terulctek
k0zigazgatasat A Magyarorszag-
t6l elszakitando teriileteket az ell
SO, masodik IS harmadik kerjlet-
be, osztottak be. Az els0 keriilet-
hez tartozik Hunyadmegye, Deva
szekhellyel, Szebenmegye Macy
szeben szekhellyel, Brassomegye,
amelynek szekhelye Csikszereda.
Kikiillo megye szekhelye Balazs-
falva, Fehermegye szekhclye Gyu-
lafehervar, Fels6maros megyee
Marosvasarhely. A masodik ke-
riilet meeyei es szekhelyei ezek:
Maramaros Nasz6dmegye, amely-
mex szekhelye NasZ6d vagy BesZ-
tarce lesz, Dobokamegye sz6khp-
lye Des, Kolozsmegye szekhelye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
SZTGORU CUNARD VIZSGALAT
A BEVkNDORLoK ELONYET
SZOLGALJA

A Cunard Line, q tarsasag jelent6se
szerint megtette kell6 lepeseket az
ur6pai kikGt6 varosokban, hogy har-
'nadosztalyu utasai mcgfeleljenek az
l,gyceiilt Allamok eg6szs6giigyi kiva-
Ialmainak.
A tGrsasag szall6 hclvckct alapit
rgyes varosokban ahol az dtasok be
4zerzesi aron lcszneR cllatva hai6indu
asuk napjdig ts ahol cg6szsegiigyi ts
tisztasagi vizsgalatnak lesznoR ala
vctve
Antwerp ben .ahol lchctetlen volt egy
tclies hotelt biztositani az utasok eel
iaira, egy nagy szallc, Ianak egy resze
lesz e celra fclhasznalva, ahol addig
fogiak tartani az utasokat, amig Tar
sasag orvosai tiszta eg6szs6gi bizonyit-
vanyt adhatnak maid nekik
Rotterdamhan az Uranium Company
aItal hasznalt epdletet alakitottak at
1900 utas hefogadasara. Modern tisz-
tito es fert6tlenit6 kesziilekek lettek
felszerelve, ugy, hogy minden utasnak
megadjdk az eg6szs6giigyi lehet6seget
az Egyesiilt Alamokba val6 elutazasra.
Cherbourgban t0bb hajostarsasag
alapitott egy Macy szallodat 1000 utas
befogadasara, melvet sziikseg eseten
meg fognak nagyobbitan;. Oriasi ezed
10 teremmel van ellatva. ahol egyszerre
S00-tol 1000 szemely etkezhct. Az uta-
sok es podgyaszaik lit modern fert6t-
lenit0kkel lesznck tisztitva. Korilbe-
I'LL az 1922-ik ev majusaban lesz ke-
szen, de egy r6sze el6bb is hasznalhat6
Eesz. Az egesz epiilet hal6szobai es t0b
bi helyisegei teljesen az utasok kenyel-
mere lesznek felhasznalva, amig Cher
bourgban id6znek. A francia kik0t6-
Den is S00-tol 1000 utas r6szere val6
szallolat alapitanak
Ha tarsasag orvosi kara mem talal
valamely utast egeszsegileg megfelel6
nck, az mem kap engedelvt az Egvesiilt
1 AIlamokba val6 hajora szallasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
Erdely uj beosztasa

Az olah kormany tervezet ke-
szitett Romania es a Magyaror-
szagtol elszakitand6 terHletek
kozigazgatasi beosztasanak atszer-
vezeserol. Az atszervezest ter
vezet szerint a meeyek nfpesse-
genek aranytalan megosztasa te-
szi Sziiksegesse. Peldakepen meg
emliti, hogy Bukovinaban olyan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
ELVEsZETT

vasarnap delben Scent Istvan
templomi mise utan, vagyis II
ora es | ora kozott vagy egy
east Youngstown williamson
vagy egy Mahoning avemei vii
Jameson egy moi penztarca, a
melyben penzen xviii egy
kulcscsomo is volt. A tarca
egy magyar leany tulajdona
es az. keri a becsiletes megtala-
lot, hogy tarcat lilo jutalom
elleneoen vigye ell ere a cimre !:
41S n. Richview ave. Ga he
gyen.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
Az oLAH BoCsKoR URALMA
A mikor az olah bocskor tancol
es meg sem tudja megtorni a
magyarokat. Az olahok legujabb
"kulturalis intezkedesei.

A Budapestr6l legut6bb erke-
zett napilapokbol vessziik at az
alabbi igen erdekes hireket, me-
lyek nemcsak az olahok altal ell
szakitott reszeken el6 magyaro-
kat, de az egesz osszmagyarsago got
k0Zelr6l erdeklik.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Entered as Second-class Mail Matter at
the Postoffice in Edgerton, Wisconsin.

The investigation into the causes of
the Highway Trailer fire, when it's
large assembling plant was badly de-
molished, is officially closed. The re-
port states that the fire undoubtedly
was of accidental nature. This should
set at rest any surmises and gossip
about incendiarism and other unwar-
ranted and unfounded rumors.
The second little blaze did no. more
damage than fire in a waste paper
basket, and it took about as much
water to quench it as would be re-
quired in putting out fire in an ord
mary waste paper basket. The night
watch rang the fire alarm, and the de-
partment responded, but it did not
even connect the hose. The blood
hound episode in connection with this
insignificant incident gave credence to
the rumor that Edgerton had fire bugs,
and that near panic had seized the
community. Most of this stuff is, fic-
ton. There is no panic, and the fire
bug alarm is the result of too free
play of lively imagination.
The loss to the stockholders in the
first fire is heavy, and it falls upon
those who were the largest owners of
common stock. The preferred stock
is amply protected The temporary
loss of the assembling plant does not
cripple the productive power of the
Highway Trailer and Continental
Axle Co. plants G'ley are intact, and
operating as before The assembling
plant, or as much of it as is needed
to meet the present requirements for
storage and shipping, can be enclosed
without heavy cost, as the walls and
floor are there and in condition to
serve as before. In fact the company
is already at work putting in new
windows and repairing roof damage
of the front section of the building.
The wheels are humming, orders are
received and filled, and work is pro-
crossing normally in the Trailer fac
tories. The drag of the industrial
showdown which is universal at the
present time, is felt also in the trail
er industry, and for the time being,
has put the EdgertOn company on
so per cent production basis; but that
is not serious. With the revival of
business conditions generally, the
trailer industry will pick up and find
it's pace.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Marriage License Law.

Howard w. Lee, county clerk of this
county, has given the following sum-
mary of the new marriage license law:
''The physicians certificate can be
used within Is days from the date of
issue and can be obtained from any
legalized physician.
Both bride and groom must sign
the application for marriage license
and the application is made at the of
fee of the county clerk or other auth
orized agent. Residents of Wisconsin
can procure the license in either the
groom's or brides county. Five DAYS
after the application is made at the
county clerks office, the license is
issued and can be used Immediately or
any time thereafter for 80 days from
the date the application is made.
"a special dispensation to eliminate
the five days can be obtained from any
judge for certain causes.
''Non-residents must take out the Ii
cense in the county where the marriage
is to take place. The legal age is q
years for the male and Is for the fe-
male. No license can be obtained If
the male is under Is years of age and
the female is under Is years. If the
male is between the ages of 1S and q
years, and the female between the age
of Is any Is years, then a license can
be obtained with the consent of the
parents or guardian. This consent
must be made out before an officer au-
thorized by law to administer oaths. y
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
w. CT. U. Meeting

The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Horatio Marsden at -Albion Fri
day, August IL, at 3:e0 p. m. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered.
Instrumental duet, Misses Mildred
and Winifred Painter. "The Influ-
ence of our Local Amusements," Rev.
G. S. Sayre. Vocal Duet, Misses En-
ma Langworthy and Lorraine Dickin-
son. "Our General Environments and
their Influence on the Homes and
the Children, Rev. B. W. Kramer.
Instrumental Duet, The Misses Palm
tier. Vocal Duet, Rev. and Mrs. C. S.
Sayre.
This will be the annual meeting
and there will be election of officers
and payment of dues. Picnic supper.
Cars will leave the Library at 1870
p. m.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12

Among the new laws passed by the
late state legislature the following are
of Importance to the farmers: The
marketing law, the cooperative law,
the Titus warehouse bill, the law pro-
hibiting filled milk, the law requiring
that skinned milk, buttermilk, and
whey be pasteurized, the law increas-
ing the compensation for tubercular
cattle which are condemned, and the
bill which aims to help new settlers on
cut-Over Wisconsin land. Of all these,
the most farreaching is the new mar
keting law, under which a new de-
partment, the department of markets,
has been created This law should
receive careful study by all engaged in
farming or in the handling of farm
products.
The Titus act, which in reality is
an act to promote better rural credits,
is of special interest to tobacco grow
erS.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS =
III arriec
SUPERINTENDENT.

One of Edgerton's capable young
men, Charles V. Sweeney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Sweeney, is married at
Watertown, South Dakota, tomorrow,
Saturday, August Is, 1921. The bride
is Miss Florence Finnerud, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. HI. M Finnerud of Wat
ertown, S. D.
The ceremony took place at o'clock
in the morning at the church of I'm
maculate Conception, and performed
by the Very Reverend Father O'Meara.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Carl
G. Johnson, sister of the bride, matron
of honor. j.. Ed. Sweeney acted as
best man, G.. O.-Jenson of Edgerton
and Ralph McKinnon of Sioux Falls, S.
D., ushers; Alex Carlton Johnson, ring
bearer, and CLARK Finnerud Johnson,
page.
After the wedding breakfast the
bride and groom left for a wedding
tour to Washington, D. c., the New
England states and New York. They
will be at home to their friends at 127
Rollin street, Edgerton, after Novem-
Der the first.
The bride was student at the u. w.
for 8 years, last year she attended the
University of California at Berkeley.
The groom is a law student at the u.
W., and has been with his father and
brother in the tobacco business in Ed
gerton.
Among the guests who came from
distance to attend the wedding are DIR.
G.. w. Finnerud of Chicago, j. Ed.
Sweeney and G. O. Jensen of Edger-
ton, VIM. Gregory of Madison, A. M.
Donnellar of Eau Claire, Mr. and Mrs.
Olsen and daughters, Lucia and Mar
garet, of Pittsburgh, VIM. Mcintyre of
Bowman, N. D., Mrs. j. Fl. Schoon-
maker, Winona, Mimi
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Edgerton Country Club Golf News

1t is quite remarkable to see the
number of people of all ages who are
becoming golf enthusiasts.
Every day from 80 to so persons
may be seen on the links.
Until August goth every one is in
vited to play, or come out and look
over the grounds whose natural
beauty and we'll kept condition are
worth visit.
The entrance is from North Main
ST. opposite the last one of the new
bungalows built by the Trailer Co.
On and after August Goth the
course will be open only to club
members and holders of season tick
cts.
Membership shares are $500 each.
For the balance of this season all
women may play free and any other
person under 20 can get season
ticket for $3.50 and persons over 20
for $500.
These rates are temporary and on
ly for this season.
Application for membership and
season tickets can be made to Oscar
Olson, Oscar J. Jensen or L. H.
Towne.>
Boys who are entitled to act as
caddies will have a cap and button
and shall receive % cents round.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Highway Trallers Victorious Over
Waunakae.

The Highway Trailers were<victori-
GUS over Waunakee at Athletic park
Sunday by a score of 8 to 0. Had
Boebel, on the mound for the visitors,
been accorded better support the result
wonld have been tighter game. He
pitched masterful ball, allowing but
one earned run which came as result
of base on balls to Herbsrreith, a
stolen base and two-bagger by Mar
agi. The visitors allowed the locals to
score four runs in the third frame on
a base on balls and single, coupled
with some loose and ragged fielding.
Beltz, slabbing for the locals, pitched
one of his best home games of the sea-
son. He allowed six hits ard retired
Ii via the air route. Aside from the
first inping when Tenny attempted to
score on Corcoran's hit to Williams and
was retired easily at the plate, not a
visitor had the pleasure of holding
down the sack at the far corner
The big and deciding game of the
season will undoubtedly be the game
next Sunday when the locals cross bats
with Mt. Horeb at the latter city. AS
matters now stand it appears that the
team holding the long end of the score
next Sunday will be the team that will
win the Tri-County league pennant.
The whole circuit will have their at
tention conferred on this battle Sunday.
which will, without doubt, be one of
the hardest fought games of the season
as well as the best attended.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Tobacco Notes.

Clarence Shannon of Tomahawk and
A. B. Shannon of Portage were both in
the city during the week
The Wednesday rain means incalcul-
able chances for standing tobacco, es-
pecially the middle and late settings.
L. C. Herreid, tobacco merchant at
Waunakee, was in Edgerton Tuesday.
He made a friendly call at The Re-
porter Office.
Tobacco dealers in GAINESVILLE and Ev-
ansville have been buying little 1920
recently at figures about the same as
paid by Edgerton stemmers.
Tobacco harvest during the first week
in August does not happen very often
in Wisconsin. On the Hurd farm south
of Edgerton, and on the Raum farm
north east of Utica, some tobacco was
harvested last week. This week a
number of fields go into the shed.
C. o. Berg, president, and John Nc
Comb, secretary of the Wisconsin To-
bacco Growers association, have issued
call for a meeting to be held on
Thursday, August II, at 2 p. M, in
the Agricultural hall, University of
Wisconsin, to decide upon what action
shall be taken by growers relative to
the crop of 1921. The meeting will be
addressed by Director Nordman of the
Department of Markets and Professor
Macklin of the College of Agriculture.
Ali growers of tobacco are invited.
The sensational report which last
week was carried by several of the
daily papers in the state to the effect
that the Lorillard company would close
its warehouses and ship it's tobacco to
the south to be stemmed on account of
the new law fixing the minimum wage
of women and minors in Wisconsin
cities at rate too high to be met by
warehouse operators, is denied by Off
Gals higher up in the councils of the
company. A number of warehouses
belonging to the Lorillard company will
shut down temporarily to clear the
boards for the handling of the large
holdings of the 1920 tobacco. The COM
pany may not be pleased with the new
minimum wage law, but that is not the
reason of the present temporary lay off.
w. T. Pomeroy returned from a trip
to Canada last week. He visited with
Thomas S. Biggar and William L.
Pelton at Walkerville and Lean
ington and from these points made
motor and trolley trips into the tobacco
section of that part of Canada. He
found at least one field to tobacco of so
acres. Many grow the Warne type of
leaf which is prepared by kiln curing
and used for other purposes than cigar
leaf Of the cigar leaf type not
great deal is grown there. Some
farmers who did not trust the success
of the present tobacco market have
planted their fields into tomatoes, 9TH |
ers into potatoes. Potatoes at So per
bushel is yielding big return. At one
crossroads town up there 1900 baskets |
leach eleven quarts) of tomatoes were |
delivered in day. Detroit is a good |
market for tomatoes While there |
Mr.. Pomeroy also took pains to inves- |
tigate the resistant type of cigar leaf |
grown there with view of determin- |
ing is value for Wisconsin growers.
-%W%--
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Riuht GIVING.

He gives not best that gives most !;
but he gives most who gives best. If
then / cannot give bountifully. yet /
will give freely; and what | want in
my hand, supply by my heart. He
gives well that gives willingly.--Ar-
thur Warwick.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
New Zealand "Frost-Fish.D

The name "frost-tish" is applied on
the South island of New Zealand to
fish of a -deep-sea species Lepidopus
caudatus) often found lying dead on
the shore during and after severe cold
weather. 1t is long ribbon-Iike fish
delicious flavor and is eagerly
S 'ght for food
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Dream Lore.

some one denotes good fortune; if he
is in trade, he will thrive; if he is in
love, he will marry the present object
OF his affection, who will bring him
money; if he is farmer, it denotes
good crops and an addition to his
farm.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Estray Notice.

Stray sow came to w. B. Wentworth
place on Stoughton road about three
weeks ago. Owner call and pay costs.
G. Fosmoen.
Phone 3O8 F 20. 39t3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Piano Tuning.

am now coming to Edgerton fire.
quently, and orders for my services
may be left at Mr.. Bardeen's store.
39tf S. E. Egtvedt, GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12

LosT-Key ring with number of keys
on. also plate bearing name C. S. Midi
bon. Finder please leave at First Ma
tional bank. I
The annual assessment of $500 for
the upkeep of Jensen cemetery is due
and payable to 0. G. Hansen, Treas,
or A. H. Jenson, Tobacco Exchange
bank. 1868
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
Notice

Interest on Eldorado, Illinois, bonds
sold by me fall due Aug. Is. Kindly
bring coupons to my office for collec-
ton. d. w. North.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12

Two base hit-Maragi. Stolen bases
Whitley, Herbstreith, Karls. Struck
out-by Boebel Z, by Beltz Is. Base on
balls-Boebel 5. Hit by pitcher-Ten-
ney, Boebel. Umpire-Statz.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
OTHER LEAGUE. GAMES

Stoughton, IL; Madison, 2.
Mt. Horeb, s; Sun Prairie, 6 ia in. }
Cambridge, 8; Waterloo, 5.
Lake Mills Middleton-nO game.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12
GAMES FOR SUNDAY, AUG. IA.

GAMES FOR SUNDAY, AUG. IA.
Edgerton at Mt. Horeb.
Stoughton at Lake Mills.
Sun Prairie at Cambridge.
Waunakee at Middleton.
Madison at Waterloo.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-12

homegrown Watermelons and |
muskmelons at Pringle Bros. Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
CLASSES NoCTURNAs
EN- LA "Y. M. G. A

Ell dla de octubre, velando siempre
por la educaci6n de la juventud. abrira
sus classes nocturnas la Association de
J6venes Cristianos''
La Association cuenta, adomas, con
un cuerpo de profesores competentes,
que aportaran sus serv1cios sin exigir
mayor remuneration, puesto que est&n
identifcados con los la altos fines que
persigue la Association.
Las asignat1ras que Sc ensenaran en-
Ell proximo curse son las siguientes: Ia
qligrafia, mecanografia ingl6s, tenedu-
ria de nbros, frances, dibujos, callgra-
fla y casteilano.
Els indudable que dados los bene6cios
que ha prestado va esta institution en-
la vida practica, ingresaran en- sus cla-
ses nulnerosos j6venes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
DEL PREsBITERIO DE PTO. RICO
A "UN oBSERvADOR"

No vamos entablar una pol6nica.
No vemos Fundamental para clio.
Cuatro caballeros han sido molesta-
dos por uno que Sc oculta tras un seu-
domino. Sus nombres son: J. L. Santa
go Cabrera, de Aguadilla; Antonio Pa
gan Lugo, de San Sebastian; Byron G..
sager, de Lares, y Ell abajo firmante,
de San German.
Queremos saber Quien es nuestro gra-
tuito y va que sabe ensefar la careta,
que es su seudonino, debe ensefiar la
cara, que ser& su firma.
Esto es mas caballeroso y tambien
mas cristiano.
Queremos saber 81 ''Un Observa-
dor'' necesita que lie perdonemos que
lie ensefiemos decir la verdad.
Venga su nombre, amigo, dcnostra.
ra, callandolo, que lie falta valor para
probar sus acusaciones.
Dlganos quien es tendra que callar
para siempre.
Enrique Rivera WIVES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
A Los MAESTROS
TEACHERS

THE PORTO RICO TEACHERS
AGENCY es una poderosa empresa, af-
liada varias empresas de Ia misma
indole en- Estados Unidos.
LEGO la epoca en- que los inaestros
de Puerto Rico, como los de los Esta-
dos Unidos, no tienen que esforzarse
por conseguir una escuela a fin de aflo,
nj Ell cualquier momento esta empresa
10 hara por ell maestro Ell fin de la
empresa es el de ayudar los maestros
y las autoridades educaclonales.
Matrictlese hoy mismo y nosotros ha-
remoE el resto.
Para mas informes dirijase A. Ro-
driguez, A. NJ, administrator General,
Muioz Rivera St., Carolina, P. r.
AdV1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
ToDo Sc HA PERDIDo

En- un peri6dico de la Habana leemos
10 siguiente:
Mr.. Horacio Rubens ha escrito la
Camara de Representatives. de Cuba, ra
tificando sus protestas de amor esta
Rep1blica y asegurando que siempre ten
dremos en- el un amigo.
Choque, don Horacio. Y procure ha-
Ger proselitos por ALA. Que quizas logre
entire los americanos 10 que no Sc consi-
ge entire los cubanos: amor Cuba. ;"
Lo mismo ocurre por aca, EN- Borin-
quen.
Por ESQ dijo dona Lola que SCUBA y
Puerto Rico son de un pajaro las dos
alas"
Reciben las mismas balas, y Sc comen
un jam6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
Ell cAso DE LOS vETER1NAR1os

Sc nos ha informado que ell Goberna
dor, por conducto de la Comisi6n del Ser
vicio Civil, pidi6 la destitucion de los
seiores Escudero Granela, veterinarios
del Departamento Insular de Sanidad.
Acerca de este asunto, nos dijo aver
el sefor Escudero que NADIA de 10 dicho
era cierto, y que clio Sc debia una pro
paganda iniciada por algtn colega suyo,
nal intencionado.
No obstante las manifestaciones del
sehor Escudero, podemos inforqnar que
del asunto en- question ha sido informa
do un reportero de Ell MUNDo en- fuen
te muy fidedigna.