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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
RAIL PRAIRIE

Feb. 6.-Pete Amlock and Charley
Lightner hauled ice Monday.
/ A few people called on Mrs. Nichols
Monday.
Ruby Tubbs was on the sick list Mon
day.
The stock buyer was around the
country Monday.
Hewitt Thompson hauled ice Tues
day.
Phil Webster cut ice Tuesday.
Chas. and Eugene Quick started to
school at district ninety-four Wednes-
day.
Andrew Tubbs has been hauling hay
lately.
Emma T1bbs took Andrew Tubbs to
the train, he returned to Brainerd
Thursday, where he will continue his
work in the car shops. ..
Hubbard Quick bought horse of Gill
Nelson last week.
Gill Nelson returned from Little Falls
Thursday, where he spent few days.
II. A. Dingman was in Fl. Ripley
Thursday.
It is reported that Charley Cummings
returned from the woods last week.
There was party at Bachelor Fri
day night. It was poorly attended, but
those there reported q good time.
Wesley Thompson spent Friday night
with Bill Henderson.
Charles Nichols was in Little Falls
Friday.
Hewitt Thompson spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Fl. G. Dingman.
Merritt Rolf, Agnes and Della
Quine and Bert Quine called at the A
r. Longfellow home Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
MOTLEY

Motley Mercury (4):-Mrs. Emil
Pietz returned Tuesday from Brainerd
where she had been to visit her hus-
band, who is in the hospital suffering
with blood poisoning in one of his arms
The physicians in attendance report
that it is one of the worst cases they
have ever had, but they are in hopes of
saving his arm.
Clement Thompson spent Saturday at
his home here. Mr.. Thompson reports
that an Odd Fellows lodge is being Or
ganized at Randall and the degree team
Of the Motley lodge and the degree team
of the Shapes lodge have been asked to
put on the work when the lodge is in
stituted. The degree team of the Mot
ley lodge will practice Saturday eve
ming after lodge and all members of the
lodge are requested to be present.
A surprise party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kinne-
berg on Saturday evening. Also sur
prise party was given at the Lender
man home on the Fred Newsman family.
Miss Vivian Stapher, who has been
working at Jamestown, N. D., for sew
eral months, returned to her home here
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
PIERZ

Pierz Journal (3):-The Pierz Co.
operative Creamery ASS of Pierz
shows fine standpoint financially ac-
cording to it's officers who held meet
ing in the village Tuesday. The annual
meeting of the association will be held
Tuesday, February 9Th, at Faust's hall
at which all shareholders and patrons
are expected to be present.
Mr.. Theo. Thielen informs us that the
Pierz Cooperative creamery received
check from the 500 Railway Co., of
So ,022.02 for ~ tubs Of butter last
Monday. He also stated that there are
two more claims pending one of Is tubs
and one of l6 tubs The claims amount
to 10000. When these two claims are
paid, which are as good as gold, then
the creamery will have balance in its
treasury of S., 436.67. Ali bills are paid
including the note of 100000 given
to the hank on December 20, 1920.
The collection taken up in St. JOS
eph's church here a week ago Sunday
for funds for the relief of the destitute
European people Melted to the sum of
$3.50 as announced by Rev. J. G. Stieg-
Ter Sunday at high mass.
Miss Mary Servaty from Albertville,
Mimi, arrived Thursday for a few
months stay with the J. l.. Ross family
in the village.
Leslie Fisk left the first Of the week
for Pillager, where he will work in
barber shop.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
CUSHING

Feb. 7-Andrew Lund and Verne
Gish are putting up ice for the creamery
this week
Mrs. j. Hussman was taken suddenly
i'll Saturday evening. Two doctors were
called at once from Little Falls. She is
slowly improving at this writing.
A few from here took in the dance
at Randall Friday evening.
Don It forget the ladies' aid Friday,
Feb. 18th, at Mrs. A. KEENAN, s place.
Emil Lagerquist left last week for
the northern part of the state to seek
employment.
Miss Julia Ekwall visited with her
sister Edith at Little Falls Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Mostrom of Lincoln
visited friends here a few days last
week.
Oliver Bennett arrived home Saturday
from the woods, where he has been en-
ployed.
Fritchief Anderson and I. J. Ramlo
transacted business in Little Falls
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
DDddl1y5
B1Evenir\8
Fairy Tale
NEW YEARS PARTY.
"NARY GRAElAM BONNER

NEW YEARS PARTY.
"We're awake now" said the stars.
'"We've been having a long sleep.
We've slept all day." they laughed.
"And now you are ready for the
New Years party?"- asked the Fairy
Queen.
"All ready" they said.
"Cheers,' said the Fairy Queen.
Are you ready with the music,
Fairy Ybab?'
Cali ready, dear Fairy Queen" she
said in her lovely musical voice. She
looked lovelier than ever.
Her long black hair was tied back
with large silver bow and on her
head she wore a crown Of silver and
blue
"And all the fairies are ready, toO,"
said Fairy Princess Twilight Bell.
Every one of them," said Fairy
Princess Joy.
'Ah," said the Fairy Queen, ut Is
SO lovely to give a New Years party
and to know that another year is COM
ing with JOY and happiness in it for
everyone. All, I am so happy. Life
is so good; the years are so good and
each New Year Is so welcome though
we still can think back of the good
times we did have in the Old Year."
just then there came the sound of
many drums and then the sound Of
MANY hrASS Instruments ond then
some violins began to play and some
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
ROW.IIS

Bowlus Advance (4):-The tax lists
show that the personal property taxes
paid in Bowlus by those who live on
farms within the village amounts to
$106.92. The real estate tax they pay
amounts to $64s.11. Total, $755.o3.
The personal property taxes in Bow
ius amount to $2,334422334. The real estate
taxes total 100000, total, $5,34l.43.
Judging by the remarks we often hear
it would appear that the farmers pa
all the taxes in this town.
The tax lists tells a different story.
VIM. Krottaschinski drove his speedy
trotter to town Wednesday. He told
that Simon and Peter Sobiech killed a
wolf near the Milo Young farm Tuesday
and that he was with them when they
chased another but they couldn't get it
before dark. It seems that there are
quite lot Of wolves in the country,
especially along the Mississippi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
SULLIVAN LAKE

Feb. ST. S. Look was at Peavey
Lake Monday and called at Henry
Ferguson s.
Mrs. Ferguson has been quite sick
with this cold that seems to be going
the rounds this winter.
P. J. Wallmark and sons are putting
up ice for Linehan.
E. n. Thompson will get out ten cords
Of wood for camp Linehan He has his
road cut and will haul as soon as there
is snow enough on the meadow.
John Boser of Pierz brought a Broot-
en- fur buyer up to the lake Tuesday.
His car skidded into the ditch but did
no damage, only caused a delay of a
few minutes.
Peter J. Buesseler of Lastrup was at
the lake Wednesday. He caught nice
mess of fish.
Raymond Thompson drove to Hillman
Tuesday for bill of freight. ~-
Two would-be pugilists, ten year olds,
came to blows Tuesday over who should
have the seat of vantage in the school
bus. That is to sit beside the driver;
which resulted in scalpwound for one
of them Hethinks mothers slipper
would have come in handy about that
time or father with the strap. .a~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
VAWTER

Feb. S:-Edwin Isaacson accompanied
by two other gentlemen came down from
St. Cloud to look at the Halmer Isaac
son place. Halmer Isaacson returned
to st. Cloud with them and came home
the following day.
The ladies belonging to the church
at Vawter has organized a ladies' aid.
The officers elected are as follows: Mrs.
A. C. sorenson, PRESIDENT; Mrs. Albert
Peterson, treasurer and Mrs. Gil Isaac
sen, secretary. They will meet the last
Wednesday in February and every three
months, they will have q sale for the
benefit Of the church. They hold church
in Mrs. Galliher's house which they
have rented.
Miss Bertha Dickson is confined to
her home with the quinsy. She is IN
able to attend school the last two
weeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11

horns and flutes joined in and harp
could be heard, too.
Fairy Ybab came along with all the
fairy musicians with her.
Happy New Year to ALL" they sang
and the orchestra began to play such
gay aud happy tunes
just then came along an old man
with a tired look on his face but a
happy look, too.
"taod-by, Fairies,'' he called. I'm
tired aud must rest now for my work
is done. But I've had SO much happi-
ness in being with you all. Good-by,
my friends
''Good~by, Old Year." they called
"We've loved you, Old Year; you've
been good to US. So many places
you've brought happiness to and we're
so glad you've been with US for twelve
whole months"
''Titat was the time was supposed
to stay and I stayed just the length
Of time was supposed to stay, no
more, no less. Good-by again. I must
be Off"
Then there came the sound Of many
whistles and trumpets and horns and
bells
"The New Year is coming in," said
the Queen Of the Fairies.
And as she said that, along there
came dashing and bounding and
jumping and running a beautiful
young creature upon whose feet there
were wings and in whose arms were
great packages, the most enormous
packages you ever saw.
Hello, New Year." all the Fairies
called
Hello. everybody" said the New
Year. Il was given these wings for
my feet, for everyone was afraid I
might be late. But I hurried! I
wasn't going to be late. I know it
would never do for the New Year to
be late.
'And I'm here on time"
"And why did you bring so many
bundles with your asked the Queen
of the Fairies.
"Ah,' said the New Year, 'these are
the bundles of joyful surprises and
happiness and pleasures and sue
cesses and all Of those things which
Pm going to give the people this year.
"Tve only brought few Of the
great big things. The Twelve Month
gentlemen will bring many, many
more. But some Of the most impor-
tant and the biggest of all the great
happinesses which will come while I'm
around had to bring myself"
ooh, New Year, dear Happy New
Year, how glad we are to see your
And they all danced around the
New Year and he danced, too, and
they sang this song together while the
orchestra led by Fairy Ybab played
the music:
Happy New Year we all say,
When New Year comes our way,
And we hope that every day, !,
VIII be happy and merry and gay!
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
FAWNDALE

Feb. 8th:-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sura
and children visited at the John Kalis
! home in Swanville Sunday.
A. r. Viechorek was Sobieski
caller Saturday afternoon.
Herman Getzkow and. daughter An.
ia were Upsala callers Friday.
Mrs. Mary Rosa spent Thursday at
the Peter Maciej home in Swanville.
Miss Teckla Symanitz was the guest
Of Miss Myrtle Bosell of Swanvillc
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Kulla of Elm Dale
visited at the ?. j. Casey home Sunday.
Miss Anna Matros arrived Thursday
from st. Paul for visit at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matros.
l.. P. Anderson, T. j. Shechan and
Martin Casey spent Saturday evening at
the John Kalis home in Swanville.
Miss Rose Cziepaniek, who attends
high school at swanville, spent the
week end at her home here
John Pekula of Swan River visited
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Jos.
Novokoska, the first Of the week.
L. P Anderson motored to Little
Falls Monday to meet Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Henningson Of Braincrd, who will
visit here during the week.
Nicholas Kingoski, who has been
visiting at his home here for some
time, will leave this week to resume
work as a n. P. train man.
Carl Lehrke and Herman Getzkow
spent the first Of the week fishing at
Horse Shoe lake.
J. Nels and Samuel Rasmussen are get
ting out saw logs for lumber to be used
for building purposes.
H. E. Bosen arrived Tuesday for a
visit at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bosell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Nelson, son An
feldt and daughter Elisa were visitors
at this place Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rasinske of Little Falls Jan
uary 2S. Mrs. Rasinske was formerly
Miss Celia Cichon of this place.
John Pekula and Patrick Casey of
Swan River and Miss Anna Getzkov'
of Swanville were Sunday visitors at
the A. j. Rosa home. .a.
Mrs. NJ. +. Viechorek entertained a
number of friends at a feather stripping
bee Monday evening.
Anton Rosa met with painful in
jury Friday, while loading some timber
On sled, he slipped and the log dropped
and caught his hand between it and
the rest Of the load. The hand is bad
~ bruised and out of commission at
present.
The funeral Of the late Joseph
Maciej was held from st. Stanislaus
church at Sobieski Thursday morning,
Rev. TT. Gospodar officiating. The de-
ceased was aged Is years, 4 months and
s days and succumbed to pneumonia,
after 9 days. illness. He was the
eldest Of a family Of six children and
a cheerful, industrious boy, having
many friends among his acquaintance.
The pail bearers were John and Simon
Sobieck, Peter Pointek, Aloysius Kalis,
Stephen Cichon and Frank and Carl
Cziepaniek.
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A party was held at the Halmer
Isaacson home Saturday night. The
evening was spent in cards and dancing.
There was a midnight lunch, after
which the people returned to their
homes having enjoyed themselves very
much.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Tim
norman on Sunday, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Isaacson and family
spent Sunday at the F. NJ Borman
home.
The Richie Dickson family are suffer
ing with bad colds and the grip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
Within the Law.

! The farmer was angry at a group
OF boys who had trespassed on his
property. To the youngster who car
ried gun, he said: Don't yer see
that sign there? Can't you read?" and
he pointed to a notice which ran: s.No
Huntfn Aloud .--.-
That's all right, mister" replied
the boy, glancing at the sign. 1--WE
kin read-but this here Is an airgun."
Boston Transcript.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11

Reports of one driver using a fire
poker to keep order, but no one reported
hurt as yet: Children! Children
Frank Thomas visited with his son
and family Friday
Walter FAX gave dance Saturday
night. Judging by the autos passing
there must have been crowded house.
Roy Vaux is putting up ice for Mr..
Bowen
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11

The Kensington Embroidery club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Harry
Halseth Tuesday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11
GET YOUR SPRING SUIT NOV

GET YOUR SPRING SUIT NOW
The new spring suit samples have ar
rived and are ready for your inspection.
The prices are down and satisfaction is
assured.
A. NOREEN,
Ladies' and Gents Tailor.
Security Building 1850
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-11

A number Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Ploof, Jr., gave them a pleasant
surprise at their home Saturday eve
ming. The evening was spent playing
five hundred, after which a fine lunch
was served.
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Friday.
John Larson shipped a car of wood
Monday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-20
TRASLADO DE oFIcINA

Ell DR.. Gutierrez Igaravfdez tiene el
gusto de participar sus clientes que
ha trasladado su consultorio la Gale
de la Tanca No. 8.
HORAS DE CONSULTA:
De 1880 a 500 de la tarde todos los
dfas laborables.
Advt.
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Ell CoRREsPONsAL.
NOTAs DE LA CRUZ ROJA EN- RE
LACIoN CON Ell soLDADo RUIZ

Ell primer informe detallado en- re-
laci6n con la muerte del soldado Ruz
que recibieron sus familiares en- esta
ciudad, est& f1rmado por Nancy p.
Lamberston, del servicio de Hogar de
la Cruz Roja Americana que sigui6 al
ej6rcito en- Francia.
En- esa carte Sc expresa que ell sol
dado Ramon Ruz de la Compafifa "M''
del regimiento Ill de Infanterfa de
las fuerzas americanas en- Francia, en-
tr6 al hospital ell 12 de octubre de
1913 y falleci6 ell IA del propio mes
de pulmonia.
La Cruz Roja asisti6 sus funera-
les. Ell cadaver fu6 enterrado en- ell
cementerio americana de Beaume, Fran
cia, donde Sc lie rindieron honores mi
litares. La ceremonial reigiosa estuvo
a cargo del CapellAn Batcheller, flo
res enviadas por ciudadanos franceses
fueron depositadas en- su tumba.
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Ninguna Mujer Debe>
Estar Sin Mu-col
SU HYGIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos amos, el MU-COL ha
sido recetado por Doctores en- todo el
mundo civilizado, para las Intermediates
peculiares del sexo femenino, sin necesidad
de recurrir a medicipas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros ofganos y hacer meior
daflo que provecho. = '@~
81 todas las mujeres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso que es
este ,polvo antis6ptico, no-Venenoso, esta
generaci6n y las venideras, Sc verian ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
siIencio por falta de un tratamlento que de
verdaderos resultados, tai como MU-COL.
Experimental I'd, unos cuantos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, haran desapa-
recer los fujos, irritaci6n y dolores.
La naturaIeza da alguna ayuda pero
necesita asistencia, d6sela con MU-COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas acredita-
das.
THE MU-COL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo, n Y, E. U. A.
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information general
DESDE CAROLINA

LA zAFRA.- Para poder dar prin-
cipio a la zafra, por la segunda quin-
cena de febrero, en- la Central Vice
toria' Sc esta trabajando dia Y noche
en- las grandes reparaciones y modif-
caciones que Sc introdujeron.
sATURNINo FIGUERoA- Ha de-
jado de existir Ell ejemplar caballero
don Saturnino Figueroa Villanueva.
Su entierro fu6 una verdadera nota
do dEelo. Hubo representactoncs de la
masoneria y de la Union.
LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL.-La
nuova Asamblta Sc halla integrada por
personals pertenecientes varios Gre
dos politicos: socialistas, Felix Rive
ra, Ramon Maclara y CarmeIo Cour-
vertier; Republicanos, Ramon Rodr1-
iguez Emilio Pinero Estrella; estre-
la rojas tFPifsta'', Mariana Suarez
y j. Rodriguez; Unioristas, los Lcdos.
Abraham Diaz Viera Fernando To-
rregrosa.
Seguramente que ell lector Sc dara
cuenta de que en- nuestra Asamblea mu
nicipal hay mas representaciones que
Ell CONSEJO DE ADMINISTRA-
CIoN.- Para comisionado de servicio
Pdblico, Alexandra, Rodriguez, socialis
ia; Hacienda, Juan Perez Camy, repu-
blicano; Sandal y Benefcencia, DR..
Federico Trilla,. y de Instruction a
Juan Dfaz, unionista. ~,.,.
Estos nombramientos han sido una
verdadera, sorpresa. Ninguno. de dichos
caballeros sonaba para formar parte
de nuestra Administration; pero 81,
los de don Epifanio vizcarrondo, Je-
stis Pinero, Lcdo. Garcia Mujica, L,o-
renzo olivero, Cabrera, Post, Calder6n
Y otros mas que no puede recordar en-
este momento.
FRANCISCO GARCIA GARCIA
Don Panchito, Ell veterano que ha des-
empenado en- este nunicipio durante
medic siglo las plazas de Depositario
y de Comisionado Municipal de Hacien
da, ha pasado la Comisaria de San
turce "a ocupar una plaza similar.
La conducta de dicho caballero ha
sido siempre ejemplar, por 10 que STEM
pre- ha sido respectable y querido de
todos. Nuestra sociedad siente de veras
perder tan distinguido elemento.
Pronto nos ocuparemos de relatar al
go sobre la vida pIblica de don Pan
chito
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TRIBUNAL De DiSTRITI
ENERo 1S

psfiero, de estos hombres sencillos, M
destos, laboriosos, callados, dedicados
sy trabaJo. poniendo sus atcividades
Y sus energias al servicio de los infa.
Ices que ,reclamaban su waller. su t.
1ento zen los casos crin.inales como e.
los cases .civiles; hacienda, como deci,
ell .ilustre Canovas del Castillo, Ell ver.
dadero trabajo del C6digo de 10 pobres
un companero quien siempre sus com
paheros de profession debieron serias
atenciones, de sincere companerismo
La Association lamenta profundamente
la perdida del companero don Ramon
Falcon, Elias, y desea suplicar al Tribu
nal Sc sirva hacer corstar una nota bre
visima de estas pobres palabras del Pre-
sidente de la Association, en- testimoniC
de la pena y del dolor que embargo
uno de sus elementos mas valiosos.
senior Juez manifesto que habfa dido
con profunda pena, la noticia del ia
llecimiento del Sr Falcon, y accedfa
la soicitado por ell Lcdo. Texidor, ex
presando que Ell Tribunal Sc asociaba
al sentimiento de dolor que experiment
taba el bar de Abogados con tan
sensible motive. A solicitud del se1o1
Fiscal, despu6s de algunas palabras
consonancia con las del senior Texido-
y ell Juez, el Tribunal dispuso que S
levantase la session, como sefial de due
10 por la muerte del Lcdo Ramon Fal
con Elias.
Kenney Brokers ETC., VS. Elisa B. K
Dooley, ejecuci6n de hipoteca Sc or
demo que Sc requiera a la demandada,
para que, en- ell termino de 80 dias, pa
que los denandantes la suma reclama
J da, costas intereses, con ell aperci-
bimierto de la ley.
Delfin Perez Correa, ETC., exparte
nombramiento defensa judicial. Sc nom
bro Luis Perez como defensa judicial
de los peticionarios, la promovente, An
gel, Roberto, Magdalena Dolores Pc
rez Correa, para que la represente en-
todas las acciones y procedimientos.
The San Juan Fruit Co, VS. Van WycE
Wyckes, ejecuci6n de hipoteca Sc dis
puso que Sc requiera al demandado para
que satisfaga las cantidades reclama-
das, dentro del t6rmino de 80 dias, con
Ell apercibimiento de ley.
Ignacia de JESUS ex-parte,. admins
TRACTION judicial Con fecha 7, Sc non;br6
defensor judicial de los memories a que
Sc contrae ell expedimiento, don Luis
Vizcarrondo; que el zombramiento IS
de % de diciembre
silvestre Falgas, VS.. Manuela Agosto
reclamation de dinero. Sc decret6 ell EN-
barge de bienes, mediante f1anza de
5000, que prestara ell demandante
Sc d16 por terminada la session.
10 DE ENERo
Sc constituyo ell tribunal debidamen.
te, y Ell Marshall abri6 la session. Sc
apr6bo Ell acta, y Sc trato sobre 10 81.
guiente: Sc dispuso que extranjeran de
la urna general, para que las persouas
de sus nombres sirvan como jurados eli
Ell termino presente.
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UN BUEN BARCO PARA Ell
sERVICIo ENTIRE LAS ANTILLAs

La La casa de ''villar y Co." aca
ba de adquirir, para ell servicio entire
Cuba, santo Domingo y Puerto Rico,
ell vapor Guantanamo, que lego aver
San Juan y ell cual perteneci6 a la
marina alemana.
Ell nuevo barco de la "Compa1ia Gu
bana" supera a los anteriores que han
hecho ell mismo servicio por sus exec
lentes condolences de comodidad, etc. :.
Desplaza de 1900 1000 toneladas
y puede llevar gran nlmero de pasa-
jeros comodamente instalados.
Ell aspecto exterior del buque, es her
moso, con su alta chimenea, ell amplio
puente y ell conjunto arm6nico de las
lmeas de su casco de acero.
Esta provisto de todos los adelantos
de la moderna navegaci6n, desde ell
mas insignifcante compass, hasta la te-
legraffa sin. hilos.
En- nuestra vista de aver al hermo-
so buque, pudimos yer todas estas CO.
sas, que hacen del Guantanamo un
excelente barco para viajar.
En- cuanto la ofcialidad, podemos
decir que huelgan los concentrates,
pues harto conocidos son para todos
Ell captain Domenech, ell DR.. Azpeitia,
el Official Bell6n, etc., quienes han des-
empezado identicos puestos len otros
barcos de la expresada Compania. :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-20
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