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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Meria Producer ShoIcing
Good

Special TO Tho World.
ME%lA, Texas. March 29.---Thc
Smith well, u mile and a quarter
north Of Rogers flowing better than
500 natural with swab lost in hole.
Drilled over 100 feet In good body
oil sand No water. Northeast
Texas, Woodbine district as wonder
ful new field assured.
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Nfcrrannc Pool.

Tho White oil corporation has a
20-barrel well. located In the north
east corner OF 6-20-G. Sand was
found from 2,059 to 2.976 feet, and
the well is making considerable
water.
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Wanted-Acreage to drill deep
test well In township rs NJ. range
10 f.; township 10 n. range 0 H."
or township is ~, range II. Ad-
dress 4O3-D. care Wurld.-AdW.
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For your depletion and tax prob.
lems. accounting and systcmatizing
cali Carl l.. Rice, c, l., A.,5l7 Ken
neoy BIdg. Phone Cedar 297--Advt.
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For Salc-Casing ana line pipe,
new and secondhand from l-inch to
20 inches, See us before you buy
your pipe. Telephone or telegraph
10 us and we win do the rest, Mid
co Pipe & supply Co, Office phone
Usage 12S9 night. Phone OsaEe
9G16.--Adyt,
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Ticker Dope From New York

NEW YORK, March ee.-The On
Hand oil onmpony rcports for M
! quarter ended January 81, gross in
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One-half interest In first royalty
for sale. Close in. Okfuskco county.
Buyers only. Mr.. Amcnt Usage
94gg.---Adyt,
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Production for sale. - barrels.
shallow field. \ number of loca-
ions to dr.ll. Box 1853, Burtlesville,
Oklahoma. ADV
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OIL AND GAS
ea.s. - sopplles - Production. EtS

Wanted--'ro lease for oil and gas,
no acres near Rantou, Kan, shall
low wells, Mrs. G. Bridcwell, SO
Lyon street, Ottawa, Kansas, ,---AdNt.
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For Sale-Casing, limo pipe az
bargain prices, Wil buy cas- ms
abandoned leases and lines, NJ,
Ringuld, SIS Mayo Blig phuuc
Cedar 2522--AdNt.
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For Sale Casing and line pipe
for Immediate shipment out of stock
in any quantity, Limo pipe from 2
In. TO S IN, inclusive, Casing from
u In. 10 20 In, inclusive. Try us,
we sell for less Phone Usage 476O-
aba6. l.. ID. so. Feenberg Pipe &
supply Co. bl9 East First ST.. Tulsa
Okla.--Advt.
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remain for the next two or three
weeks as the guest OF his father, G
J. Wrightsmnn. who has been tax
ing treatment and Is reported very
much improved since leaving Tulsa
This viii be great news to the trlehu5
Of the family. who are legion.
w. G. Giles OF New York is reg
lstered at the Hotel Tulsa, having
arrived thjg morning Mr.. Giles
feels that the financial and Industrial
situation IL showing great improve
mcnt. and Is conseryatiycly optlmls-
tic.
Steve Frazer, well known oil pro
Queer and philosopher. is not IN Ia
vor OF an agitation for the leVylng
OF a tariff on Mexican oil lie De
llevcs that the Gulf coast states W.
be able to do world OF manufactut .
ing with cheap fuel oil, but at tha'
he Is open to argument.
&C. Trees Of the firm OF Benedum
q Trees IL here from Pittsburgh. MT.
Trees is one successful oil man VINO
has done q world OF good win ms
money and presented the CITY OF
Pittsburgh with "A wonderful athletlo
field as soon as he had sold ms
great holdings in the Caddo fleld OF
Louisiana.
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and the chances are oil VIII be de-
velopcd. The above well is On the
high point OF the ftructurc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
asebal DAILY REVIEW OF PORTS : Great Outdoors
TWILIGHT BASEBALL GAME
FOR THE AQUEH0NGAS

Twilight baseball ames in Totem.
Vile were carried out successfully
on two occasions this season, and the
success attained in running these
games, has resulted in Manager Car
foot of the Aquehonga baseball crew
booking the strong Staten Islanc All
Leaguers for a game at the Totem
Vile grounds tomorrow night. Man
aeer Crowfoot's offerings to the fans
has resulted in the Aquehonga Cluo
making a great success OF Inc dia-
mond game in T~ottenville this sea-
son. this is shown by atterdaEces at
Sunday and twilight games.
Tottenville has had strong rep
resentative diamond teams since the
Introduction of baseball or the is
LAND but the success oi r. Aque-
hoaga nire on the diamond this sea-
son, warrants one to say that 1t COM
pares favorably with any tam ever
placed on the Tottenville grounds, as
a re prese .,tative team of Tottenviile.
Art Romer's pitching and the SIKH
with which Manager Carfoot -
handling mis- team, is mainly respon-
| sible for the Aquehongas' great sue
cess.
The All Lsaguers made up of plays
ers from .~sossville, Hugutnot ana
Kreischeiville, Slater. Island, and
from Railway, have made a good
| showing on the field this year. They
have engaged in games with Ran-
WY, Matawan and numerous other
combinations. Manager August HUH
is confident that his players will de-
| feat the Auuehonga team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
RAIN MAY AGAIN STOP
Benefit GAME TONIGHT

II the weather man will permit
the American Bloomer Girls and n
st. Anthony baseball team will play
their twice postponed benefit game
on the Raritan Copper Works field
tonight. The game originally sched-
uled by Ray Mundy, secretary of the
Raritan Copper Works Athletic Asso-
citation for a week ago tonight. was
postponed on last Tuesday night and
on last Friday night, or account of
the weather. Game time is set for
|6:15 o'clock.
1t is hoped that the two postpone
ments has not decreased the inter-
est in this game. inasmuch as the
proceeds are going for a good cause.
the Home for the Aged fund.
The Newark Bloomer Girls have
proven real drawing attractions in
his state. Pennsylvania and New
| York. and a big turnout is expected
| for tonight's game. The Newark
team is rated as the best girls base
ball team in the East. Starting next
week the Newark girls baseball team
will make a trip through the New
England states, playing exhibitions
in various leading cities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
MAURER WINS SECOND
GAME FROM THE LEHIGHS

John Urbanski's Maurer baseball
team won the second game OF their
series with the Lehigh baseball nine
on the Maurer grounds Sunday
afternoon by the score of II to z,
and incidentally hung up their SIX
teenth consecutive victory. The
game on Sunday afternoon was a
nip and tuck affair, the Maurer team
finally coping the contest by scor-
ing six runs in the seventh and
eighth innings. Faltisco started for
the Maurer team, but lasted only
three innings, Dunton finishing the
game. Deliman pitched the entire
game for the Lehighs.
Zalari, Thergesen and Urbanski
featured with the willow for the
Maurer team. while O'Hara n
Simon led the Lehigh team at bat.
Manager Urbanski is of the opinion
that his players have cleaned up all
Of the teams that have been acclaim
ing that they would spoil Maurer's
rep, and he is now ready to book
games with all the heavy teams.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
PIONEER NINE
MEVEN BREAK
Defeat Trinity Nine 9 to T.
Lost to Railway Reforma-
tory by 3 to 2 Score

The Pioneer baseball team of this
city broke even in two games played
over the weekend. defeating the
Trinity nine of this city in a game
played on the city grounds on Sum-
day afternoon, after losing to the
Railway reformatory team at Rah-
way on Saturday afternoon. The
Saturday game was decided by a 3 to
2 score. while Sundays game ended
9 to Z.
Thorvie Olsen, who has been pitch
ing good bail for the Pioneers, was
defeated in an interesting pitching
duel, by the reformatory team. Oh
sen was touched for five hits, while
No. 6066, the reformatory pitcher,
allowed nine safeties. The Railway
team scored one run in their last time
at bat in the ninth, deciding the
game. Pollock and ]. Let's led the
Pioneers at the bat in this game.
J. Malinowski twirled for the Pion-
GERS in Sundays game. He allowed
seven hits, while the Pioneers col
lected twelve off the delivery of Wa
gonhoffer. Keasbey twirler. Olsen
featured with the stick for the Pion-
GERS in this game, while L. Carisite
won heavy sticking honors among his
teammates.
The box score-Saturday's game:
Railway
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
WATER POLO GAME At THE
y. N. C. A. TOMORROW NIGHT

An interesting water polo contest
will be played in the local Y. NJ. c.
A. pool tomorrow night, the contest
ants being the Railway Submarines,
representatives of the Railway Y. M.
c. A, and the girls team of the To-
cal Y. M. c. A. The game is sched-
uled to start promptly al s o'clock.
A. short time ago the Amboy girls
travelled to Railway where they play
ed a tie game with the experienced
team of the Railway Association.
The contest in Railway was the first
to be played by the Amboy girls.
Several practice sessions have been
held by both teams in preparation
for the game tonight. The home
team will wear red caps in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
JUNIOR CLUB IS
BEATEN 8 To
Blue and Grays Win Well
Played Game Here on
Sunday Afternoon

In a well played game on the
City grounds Sunday afternoon, the
Blue and Gray nine of this city
nosed out the Junior Club repre-
sentative team by a score of Sc. A
four run rally in the ninth inning
gave the Blue and Gray team the
game. Sunday pitched for the win
ring teara, while Carl Mullin was
on the mound for the Juniors.
Strauky featured at the bat for
the Blue and Grays, while E. Null
lin was the leading batter for the
Junior team. Woolf of the Junior
Club, secured the longest hit of the
game. p. Walicki's hit with the
bases full in the ninth inning, sent
two runners across the plate and
tied the score. A passed ball by
the catcher. gave the Blue and
Grays the game.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

Charley Paddock hasn't hung up
his spikes any more than Jack
Dempsey has laid away his seeking
gloves.
The California running marvel is
getting ready to run on the board
floors at the big indoor meets OF
the east this winter.
Paddock likes to run. He owes
the limelight which his speed con-
stantly gains for him.
He knows that if he drops out of
the cinder path game, he'll slip and
never come back"
Now he is at the peak.
For him to quit unbeaten would
be a blow to the game just as much
as for Dempsey to retire without
ever finding his match in the roped
enclosure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Ernston Nine Wins.

The Ernston nine of South Amboy
travelled to this city on Sunday af-
ternon, where the handed a 24-12
lacing to the White Star baseball
team. The Ernston combination
would like to book games with all
light senior teams in this vicinity,
having home grounds. M. Westcott
is of the Ernston team. He
can be reached by addressing COM
~munications to Box 1874, South Am
boy, or calling South Amboy 1888
between Z and 8 o'clock in the eve
ming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
National League.

RESULTS.
American League.
New York, 5; Cleveland, 2.
Chicago, s; Philadelphia, 4.
Washington, /; Detroit, 0.
Boston, 2; st. Louis, o.
National League.
New York, 5; Cincinnati, 4.
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis. Z.
Pittsburgh, z; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, /.
International League.
Reading, S; Jersey City, 4.
Toronto, 10; Rochester, s.
(First game.)
Toronto, 5; Rochester, l.
(Second game.)
Syracuse, 3; Buffalo, 2.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
National League.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati,
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
International League.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Reading.
Toronto at Rochester.
Syracuse at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02

The Liberty baseball team defeated
the Peerless Feds on Sunday after
noon by a score of "a. Jur ana
Ruch ware in the points for the win
ming team. Segai pitched for the
Feds. Seventeen Feds famed the
breeze, while ten of the Liberty bat
ters whitfield. Jura and Sroka each
secured a home run in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Juniors
The score by innings:

The score by Innings:
Blue and Gray :. 90 4-S
Juniors ......... O-6
The summary: Three base hit,
Woolf. Two base hits, Zalick, Grabo
and Walicki. Struck out by Sunday
Z, Mullin Z. Bases on balls off Sum
day 8, Mullin Z. Hit by pitcher, Sun
day &c. Mullin.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Oak Shade Team Booking.
BY B. Link

The Oak Shade Junior baseball
team would like to arrange games
with all Junior teams in this vicinity
playing Saturday ball. All challenges
should be addressed to Walter Arose,
Maple Place, Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Charleston Team Booking.

The CHARLESTON team OF Kreischer-
vile, S. L.. is without a game for
next Sunday afternoon and Manager
Miller is DESTROYS of booking a con-
test with a fast light senior travel
ing team in this vicinity. The
Charleston manager can be reached
by calling Tottenvil1e 1077-J, be-
tween 6 and Z o'clock any evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
The score by innings:

The score by lnnlngs.
Maurers -. 0 4 0 0 2 0 3 3 w
Lehighs 80. 1 0 0 4 0 2 U U u Z
The Summary-Three-base hits.
Shuback, Kurmer. Two-base hits,
Simon, O'Hara, Kurmer, Urbanski,
2; Zalari. Struck out, by Faltisco,
5; by Dunton, s; by Deliman, 5.
Hits, off Faltisco. 6 in three innings;
off Dunton, 5 in six innings. Hit by
pitcher, Dunton DANNY. Deliman
(Dunton, p. Bases or balls, off Fall
tisco, o; off Dunton. o.; off Dehman,
S. Double plays, Zalari to Faltisco,
Urbanski to Kurmer to T~hergesen;
Kurmer to Urbanski. Umpires-
Brown and Dametsch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02

SCORE UJ IIIIIISS' A.
Pioneers 80. 3 8 0 0 o 2 l %
Trinities 80. 0 0 3 1 0 0 / 2 o.
Summary--Three base hits-Cal-
lows Olsen and l.. Carisite. Home
rum. Carisite.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Ambition

Pete Herman has made new box
ing history in the last even months.
The New Orleans Italian has beat
en- three champions during his time,
two by the ether route.
On January 13 he gave Jimmy
Wilde, British fyweight champ, his
first knockout. Two weeks ago he
put away Jim Higgins, English BAN
tam title holder.
July IS he beat Champion Joe
Lynch and regained his derby"
Now Peterkin seeks a bout with
John Kilbane, featherweight high
mucky-muck.
An ambitious kid, that!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02

Pioneers -. 0 / 900 o.
RAILWAY -. 0 0 2 0 ID
Summary-Two base hits. SCION
1915. Struck out-by Olsen, IL: by
60e6, 6. Bases on balls-of Olsen,
2; off 6066, 2.
The box score-Sunday's game:
Pioneers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-02
Hone

Hope
Tryster, favorite to win the Ken
lucky Derby last May and beaten,
may yet come back and be the Won
der horse of the age.
James Rowe, Tryster's trainer,
hasn't given up hope.
Neither Tryster nor Prudery, the
other much-touted H. P. Whitney
colt, have been raced since their fall
down in the Derby and Preakness.
Both are being groomed carefully
for another fling at the three-year-
championship.
Rowe's faith in this pair of run
ming nags may yet be justified.
Greatness
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and Mary
K. Browne are again playing Xix
champions. They are proving that 1t
is possible to lay aside the tennis
racket for an interval of years and
then come back brilliantly.
Both women have changed much
since they were last seen in big
matches. Mrs. Bundy, rather robust
at her greatest triumphs in 1905,
now is slender and wiry.
Miss Browne has become stouter
since her days of victories.
While time has changed their
stature, it does not seem to have
| altered their greatness on the courts.
Weakness
The dethroned middleweight
champion, Johnny Wilson, left Cleve-
land toot suite after the jam.
He took with him his tender jaw
his vital spot.
Before he felt the draft from
Bryan Downey's sock, his weakness
hadn't been found. Wilson drops
just like any other fighter when
touched on the hinge-piece.
Calling Wilson a cheese champion
during his short reign was a mis-
take. He fights anything but a
cheesy fight. He looks like a cham
pion in the ring. He boxes well and
he punches well. The only flaw no.
ticed in his workmanship in the
Downey scrap was that he was not
particularly aggressive.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
Ell CHOCOLATE.

Cuatro siglos hace que fue in
troducido en- Europa; su patria es
America. Los mejicanos lie prepara-
ron con cacao tostado, harina de
maiz y vanilla; este chocolate (de
choco-caca0, v lateagua) fue su
bebida preferida.
Por el afio 1918 fue introducido
en- Europa, per0 solo era cohocido
en- Espana y Portugal. Mas de un
sigIo tard6 en- aceptarse en- Francia
e Italia. En- el afio 1910, al cele-
brarse los esponsales de Luis XIV
de Francia con Maria Teresa, la
joyen princesa entreg6 a su future
esposo una preciosa cajita de plata
repujada LENA de chocolate. Fue Ell
primero que OficiaImente entr6 en-
Francia, donde lie acept6 Ia corte Y
Ia pobIaci6n entera.
AL empezar a usarse ell chocolate,
dudaron los sacerdotes cato Iicos
81 Sc podia tomar en- dfas de ayuno;
pero las dudas quedaron disipadas
con la disertaci6n publicada en-
1860 por el P. Brancaccio quien en-
su memorable trabajO design6 Ell
como un liquido, Y los
liQuidos no Quebrantan eI ayuno'
TItn
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
UNA CONDESA STRIVE
COMO ROMPE-HUELGA

Londres, Mayo-La condesa
Margarita de Suffolk, hija del fina-
do Levi Letter de Washington, Sc
ofreci6 voluntariamente a prestar
|sus servicios como camarera a bor-
do del trasatlantico Aquitania one
sali6 hoy para Nueva York.
La condesa al ser informada de
la huelga, 0freci6 desde luego sus
servicios que fueron aceptados Y
remplazara durante el viaje a una
de las camareras huelguistas; ha-
biendo comenzado a trabajar tan
pronto como abord6 ell Aquitania.
Otras muchas personas disiinguidas
Sc han alistado, entire elias. Sir
Percy Estes, director de la Com
pafiia Cunard, quien lavara platos;
Arthur Villiers, hermano de Lord
Jersey; fue nombrado mayordcmo
de algunos de los camarotes; otros
muchos prominentes ingleses, y
americanos estan prestando susI
servicios en- puestos similares. To-
dos los voluntarios usaran durante
el viaje los uniformes de regla-
AL llegar a Nueva York
disfrutaran de un dla festive ARE
glado en- su honor pOr Ia Compalia.
A bordo del AQuitania vienen tres
mil pasajeros, cuyo viaje fue posi-
bic debido a los aristocratas rompe
huelgas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
.D0NJULAN ANA
DOR HABLA.

Este famoso comerciante gerente
de una de las mas grandes nego-
ciaciones, UNICA Hispano-Ameri-
cana. en- las columnas de La ReVis.
ia. habla a los jovenes, hombres y
mujeres de nuevo Mexico.
Lean Embellishments elanuncio
DllCURSO que en- tipo helado
pronuncia a sus CONSTITUENCIES.
Llamen la atenci6n de sus vecinos.
estudiandOlo y esctribanle al gran
comerclante, cual es esa OPOR-
TUNlDAD que ofrese. Estamos
seguros que quedaran convencidos
de sus verdades Y de SUI logica
proposition.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
Ell RObO Sanchez
DesGeOrges

Los rateros que robaron la casa
Sanchez DesGeorges, probaron dos
cosas: que son ladrones rateros
cobardes. Despues de arriesgar el
pellejo, ell robo que obtuvieron
con facilidad y exito Sc ha descu-
bierto en- ell monte por algunas
personas que hacian Iumbre en- Ell
llano.
Sc encontr6 casi todo el robo--
exepto algunos articulos, envuel.
tos en- una frazada del gobierno,
que con la dicha lumbre sufrieron
algo, mas no totalmente destrui-
das.
Los cacos, despues de robar,
tubieron miedo y. dejaron tirado ell
saqueo a merced de los vientos.
Pobres rateros, hasta la frazada
perdiercn, despues de Iibrarse de
la penitenciarla y uno que otro
balazo y una muerte ignominiosa
a que Sc sugetaron sin ningun
beneficio. P0brecitos, rateros.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
T|ENE TRES COLOREs
UN NUEVO MvENTO

Nueva York, Mayo. Ell conf
slonado del Departamento de Po-
licia DIR. John A. Harris. que ha
lnventado I'm aparato de sefiales
que usaran en- la noches los poll
clas de trafco de esta metr6poli.
acaba de hacer pruebas con dicho
invento que han dado resultados
satisfactorios.
FL invento consiste de tres In
ces; ola, blanca Y verde y Sc sus-
pende del pecho de Ia gente en- 10
alto de una especie de saco-delan-
tai. El invento Sc hace funcionar
por medic de pequenos Switches,
electricos, uno para cada luz. v
viene a ser en- reaIidad ufl modeIo
en- miniaturade las luces de sefia-
les de las atlas torres de tr$fco
eregldas en- las Was p1blicas mas
transitadas de la gran Metr6poIi.
Ell nueVo inyento prestara los
mismos servicios, y eyitara que Sc
tengan que levantar esas torres,
pues podra substituirlas con venta-
ia.
Sc hafan nuevas pruebas y 81
dan, como es de esperarse los mis-
mos resultadOs satisfactoriOs que
las Drimeras, dotara los agentes
de trafico con el curiso y dtiI apa-.
ratio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
Austria deCidira 81
Sc une a Alemania

Viena, Mayo. Los partidarios de
la fusion con AlemaRia contradi-
jeron Ia opinion del Gobierno de
que el tempo no era oportuno pa
ra tratar este asunto y obligaron
a la Asamblea Nacional a que en-
mendara un acta y ordenara que
Sc lleve a cabO uu plebiscito para
que Sc decida 81 Sc hace 0 no la
union con Alemania, aun no Sc de-
termina Ia fecha en- que efectuara
el pIebiscitO
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
| BALE DE SAN VIIQ

Ell nombre de este bale trae su
origen de una caIamidad que afli-
gio a la Europa fines del siglo
XVI, v Sc denominaba bale de
San Vito; y dicese que las perso.
mas acometidas de eSta enferme,
dad salfan en- considerable mime
70 de una en- otra poblaci6n bai-
Iando sin cesar, y que al cabo Pc
recian de cansancio, sin poder SUI
jetar sus movimientos; Y que era
tai la Influenza que ejercfa sobre
cualquiera que Sc paraba a con-
templarlos, que los espectadores
tomaban pafte invoIuntariamente
en- la mortifera danza, Y Sc incor-
p0raban en- ella para so dejarIa
sino con la muerte.
Hortius. celebre escritor medico,
refiere que la causa de haber la
mado bale de San Vito a la enfer-
medad cientiicamente conocida
con ell nombre de corea, Sc debe a
que en- Alemania existe cerca de
Ulma ma ermita de aqueI SantO,
dOnde i5an a baiIar en- cierta esta-
ci6n del afiO las personas atacadas
del NAL a que nos hemos referido.
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Trinidad Neo-Mexicana


Nuevo Mexico esta representa-
do en- Washington. Fall, Bursurn y
Montoya, han puesto a Nuev0 Me-
xico en- la mapa nacional, cada IT,
no de la trinidad, segun la prensa,
Sc dedica con entusiasmo a la obra
confiada ellos DOR ell pueblo
Montoya ha presentado un gran
n(imero de muy interesantes pro.
yectos que afectan el porvenir de
nuestro Estado.
Bursum, ent16 la tarea como
I'm verdadero estadista Y sus pro.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-05-20
ISABE listed
QUE Es MAzOLA?

En- las column as de La Revista
aparece I'm cscrito sobre Mazola.
Leale listed. 81 no Sc ha compra.
do i'm jarro de Mazda, comprese
un0 hoy y quedara convencida CO.
mo dana de casa que Mazola es
ell articulo que Sc necesita en- el
hogar para aliviar las penas de la
c0cina, ensanchar Ia economic Y
conner sabrosos platillos.
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.DARAN APOYO A LOS
MlNEROS EN- HUELCA

Londres. Mayo. = La Union Ma
cional de Ferrocarriles paraliz6
sus actividades, como apOyo a los
mineros huelgistas. El conite di-
rectivo de Ia Association decide que
los miembros de la misma no tras-
porten carbon importado, cuales-
quiera que sea eI uso a que Sc lie
destine,