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, 1921-11-16
WEIRD ACTORS ADD
THRILL TO BIG Film
"Port OF Missing Men, Formed at
Studio During Filming q -Four
Horsemen"

lie was a typical down-and-outer,
showing plainly all the evidences of
a hard life IN a world which had treat
ed him with scant courtesy. and SO.
hsins what he was. Pedro the Putty
Face found a temporary home in
the Port OF Missing Men, which Rex
ingram established for his South Am
erican cabaret characters who appear
in THE -Four Horsemen of the Apo.
calypso" a Metro version Of tho fam
ed novel OF Vicente Biasco Obanez.
now being shown at the Lyric theater-
In connection with hundreds Of
other strange characters, Pedro, who
has sailed the seven SEES without
finding a wind that would blow color
into his drug-dyed face. characterized
his brief advent into the movies as the
softest snap he had ever run Into
In addition to drawing his three a
day. and not being required to doll
up" he had plenty Of opportunity to
see a lot of acting whose novelty ap-
pealed to him and, best OF all. nc was
paid real money Tor doing the things
he liked
To take care of these ''fioaters." as
they are dubbed in the Language Oh
the road. a particular part OF h DIG
Metro studio was set apart and as a
fitting title for this home Of these
strange characters. from every r
Of the globe, it was called the Port
Of Missing Men," because It's many
temporary inhabitants who wished to
keep their real Identity a secret AS
it was only their picturesque appear
ance that Director Ingram wanted
their biographies were whatever they
chose to tell.
During the filming OF the picture
the missing men" enjoyed the boon
OF their eventful lives by occupying
tables in a Spanish cafe which. with
all its gaudy coloring. forms one OIL
the attractive scenes in this adapta'
ton by June Mathis of the great novel.
More than five hundred representa-
tives OF practically every nation on
the face of the earth took part In the
unique cafe scenes.
, 1921-11-16

ing the dato OF the game have been
complete and the Independents will
set out for their first practice to-
morrow afternoon.
The Independents have as : nucleus
FOR their forward line six players who
were on the Army and Navy team
here the season before last. These
men include Fleming and Gllardy.
ends; Dickson and Gladman. tackles:
Ryan. center and Borsh. guard.
The college n high school players
lined up no far include Doc Drew
OF Denver university; C~yprcansen and
Hungry" Bni Long OF Nebraska mi
versity; Bill Kingsley OF Northwest
err; Jennings OF Benton Harbor.
Mich, high; Roach OF Omaha nigh:
Russ Finch Of chadron Normal: Ia
curran and several others, which in.
sures a classy Aggregation OF former
stars.
, 1921-11-16
Goitre Is Removed
Without Operation
Growth, s Years Old, Fades Before
External Home Remedy.

Growth. 5 Years Old, Fades Before
External Home Remedy.
Note. 1 would be Illegal to publish
these statements IL they were not
true.
Mrs. Frank Beard. 1910 Karr St.
Springfield, Ohio. says in her home
paper. the Springfield Daily News.
.sSorboi Q~uadruple completely remov-
cd a goitre of five years standing for
my daughter six years ago. and it has
never bothered her since She was in
A terrible conditions Her nervous
system was broken down. We had to
take her from school. II too less than
one bottle to reduce her neck ia
inches and to restore her to good
health. 1 am glad to tell any ms our
experience by letter or phone"
sorbol Q~uadruple comes in small
bottles containing enough for most
cascs.. It viii not stain OF irritate.
Does not interfere with daily work.
Leaves the parts IN q ~heaithful, nor
nlnl condition. Requires ten minutes
daily.
&c. further Information ct John
Tr.peny Co. 2t4 South Center street
ard drug stores eve-yGhere o. write
Sorhoi company, MecsAa.csh1-S.
Oi.io.-.AdS.
, 1921-11-16
SIX BwILLIARDIsTs OF
NOTE meet IN TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-rhree matches
brought together six Of h best bill
lard players in the world In todays
schedule for the worlds balkline bill
lard championship here. In h first
match Roger Cont. champion OF
France. played Jake Schaefer. Jr., OF
Chicago.
Willie Hoppe. who ias night de
feated Cont 400 to 1ss. met George
Sutton Of Chicago. this afternoon and
tonight's match will be given inter
national Significance by Edouard
Horemans. h Belgian star. who VIII
meet Welker Cochran
, 1921-11-16
YaIe-IoWa Game
In Prospect For
Another Season

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Tentative
negotiations are said to % in process
for a football game in New Haven
next season between Yale and Iowa,
bringing the charges OF Tad Jones.
Yale's mentor. and his brother How
>ard, who coaches the Hawkeye lads.
Notre Dame also has been mention
ed as a possibility on the Yale sched-
uie next year. but It is believed that
Yale will prefer to play a Western
conference eleven in an intersectional
contest.
, 1921-11-16
COAST
LEAGUE F|zzLE
Lack of Patronage Leads to
Plans for Dropping Project
in California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1s.-Beiief
has been expressed that on account OF
lack OF patronage the California win
ter baseball league viii not be revived
next year. The league closes its first
seaso next month Ty Cobb. Roger
Harnsby. George Slsler md Harry
Holman. major league stars. are man
ayers OF the four clubs in the league.
, 1921-11-16
CARPENTER WOULD
POSTPONE NEXT BOUT

D1EPPEi Francs. Nov. 16.-Georges
Carpenter has asked an indefinite
postponement of his fight with George
Cook. scheduled to be held In Lon
don December Q. The bout had previ.
ously been delayed a week at Carpen-
tiers request. The French fighter is
reported TO have broken down under
hls strenuous training routine and
physicians say he is physically unfit
to fight.
, 1921-11-16
re H THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
City Ball
Player AWarded
Injury Damages

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1s-The
first baseball player to receive an
award for injury in playing baseball
has been granted under tho state
workmen's compensation bin to
David j. Hickman. oncc an outfieid-
err Of the Brooklyn Nationals,
against the OIL City Baseball associ-
alton lie win receive SIC n week
for the period from May n to Mo-
vember 8 last. as = result Of n broix-
en- leg. IS
, 1921-11-16
STANFORD STADIUM TO
Be SOLD OUT SATURDAY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Nov. 16.-Every one Of the e65 900
seats in the new Stanford stadium
probably VIII be taken when the struc-
ture is dedicated at the big game"
next Saturday between STAFFORD and
California. Already Sc. 900 seats have
been sold. The Stanford stadium. II is
said, is second only TO the Yalo bowl
In seating capacity.
, 1921-11-16
ED MARTIN
MEETS HARRY Wills

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. is.-"Den-
ve- Ed" Martin. ~6i-year-oid negro
heavyweight. who has returned TO the
ring after nearly 20 yezr absence.
meets Harry wills. at Milwaukee. near
here. Friday night. In 1900 Martin
was considered one OF the Q heavy
weights in the country. lie has won
three bouts and lost none since he
started his comeback recently.
, 1921-11-16
Tackles
Champ Tonight

DENVER. Nov. 1G.5Stanislaus
Zbyazko, heavyweight wrestling cham.
pion. VIII defend his title hero tonight
against Joe Crootsl Mondt Of Greeley.
Colo. Tho winner must take two falls.
Tommy Comiskey. Denver weller
weight, viii meet Sailor Danny Burns
OF Forth Worth. Texas. In a 1o.round
bout to a decision preliminary to the
wrestling match.
, 1921-11-16
24-HOUR BICYCLE RACE
TO START IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Nov. te.-Fifteen
teams Of cyclists viii whirl around the
new saucer track in Madison Square
Garden tonight In a 24-hour raee
Jackie Clarke. veteran Australian
rider. and Al Grenda, his fellow count
tryman. AFRO favoritcs for the event.
, 1921-11-16
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents
Gibbons Meets
Jones Tonight

WINDSOR. Ont. Nov. 1s-Tommy
Gibbons OF St Paul and Soldier
Jones. who claims the heavyweiEht
boxing championship Of Canada, are
to meet in the arnory here tonight
in a scheduled 10-round bout. A ref.
eree's decision Is permitted.
, 1921-11-16

Jewellery and watch repairing by OK
workmen. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. O.-S Bldg
5-5-tf
, 1921-11-16
Tender Matched
To Box AzeUedo

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 16-Lew
Tender OF Philadelphia, and Manuel
Azevedo. Pacific Coast lightweight
have been matched for an s-round
bout hero Thanksgiving afternoon, It
was announced today
, 1921-11-16
FOR DEER,
MAN KILLED BY FRIEND

UPTON, wyo.. Nov. 1s. Upton
friends have received word OF n
accidental shooting OF Art Popham.
formerly OF Upton but o of Thomp-
son Falls. Mont when a friend mis-
took him for a deer on a hunt in
Montana. Death was almost instan-
taneous. It is reported.
, 1921-11-16
INDEPENDENTS ORGANIZE TOPLAY
NATR0NA HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
Stars Of Army and Navy Squad Of Two Years Ago
and Former College and High School Grid
Players Recruited for Big Game

With but one more home game remaining on the Casper
high school schedule, the Casper Independents, composed of
former college and high school players and members of the
Casper Army and Navy team of two years ago. has been
organized to play the high school at a date yet to be definite
ly decided. All arrangements with the excention of select-
, 1921-11-16

Highest prices paid for diamonds.
old gold and silver. II. Il. Kline.
Jeweier. OIL Exchange building.
Q.15.tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

lively that 1A2 cases treated in the
kalihi Hospital for Lepers have been
released as cured since October, 1918.
These cases have been examined by a
commission appointed by the territorial
Board of Health and declared to be no
longer a menace TO the public health.
They have been set Mt liberty. but re-
port to the government physicians ut
intervals TO see that symptoms of the
disease do not recur. So far not a
single relapse has been noted in a
period covering nearly three years.
During this period, OF three years. DIR.
Mcdonald has been attending physician
az the Kalihi Hospital and has PERSONAL
ly given nearly 10000 injections of the
new preparation of Chaulmoogra oil.
This oil is one of the oldest remedies
used In attempts to cure leprosy and
has more cures TO its credit than any
other remedy. 1t has been used since
the time of Moses. The chief problem
in using this oil. however. has been
that the crude oil nauseated the patient
so that its effect was impaired.
Within the last 10 or Is years a
series Of improvements in the oil
preparation has been evolved from diff
fercnt experiments and observations
made in that part OF the world where
leprosy is most epidemic.
Three or four years ago DIR. A. l..
Dean, president of the University of
Hawaii and distinguished Chemist.
| began to study and Investigate Chaul-
moogra oil, He finally succeeded in pro-
| ducing ethylesters of the fatty acids
of the oil in a thin limpid liquid which
has been found TO be the most readily
absorbed when introduced into the
/ patients by the ntra-muscular route
rather than into the blood vessels di-
! rect by the use of hypodermic needle
| DR.. Dean has been constantly improv-
4 ing upon his derivatives of the oil and
/ his technique and methods, assisted by
/ DIR. Mcdonald.
| In speaking of Kalihi Hospital and
/ the work there. DR. Mcdonald saws.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

I'VE have increased the number or
patients in ISalihi Hospital who talte
this oil until every patient in the hos
nital is now taking the Dean Dcriva-
tives and has been doing 50 for several
years. 1t is true that we have met with
splendid success The medicine Is
readily absorbed and the patients are
all gradually and slowly Improving from
month to month. The cases in which
the disease has been caught in It's
earlier stages, naturally respond TO the
treatment most quickly.
"A great many Of tho patients are
native Hawaiians who formerly had a
dread OF exile life at the settlement at
Mololsai. lt was common among the
natives TO conceal patient aa noon as
was known that he had the disease, but
today. as soon as case develops, no
matter if I'm remote part OF the islands,
the friends or relaaves bring tho VIC
tim TO the hospital at once and give
him up for this new treatment. In
this way we are getting cases In the
earlier stages and also find them more
tractable TO treatment aud the symp-
toms disappear much more readily.
"The morale of the hospital is ex-
cellent It Is pervaded by the spirit Of
hopefulness and confident expectation OF
cure and release. The patients are
usually in the hospital for period of
from one TO three years. Many of
them are young. as leprosy like tuber-
culosis, IS disease of early life.
"frhe patients have many occupa-
tlons to keep them busy and happy.
They care for the flower and vegetable
gardens, the live stock. and help in
keeping the modern buildings attrac-
tive They enjoy a community life OF
their own and have theatricals. sport
! contests of various kinds, dances and
prayer meetings to keep them interest,"
ed. contented and happy. They are
given good substantial food and plenty
of it,"
| AS tho very latest development in
| the work with the Chaulnoogra oil as
used in the Dean Derivatives, Dr. Me-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
rntertalned at Middletown.

Damon Lodge. No. IL. knights Of
Pylhias. Of Mlddletown, entertained
Grand Chancellor William Il. Wilson, Of
this city. and Organizer Mra. May sifnp~
son. Of the pythion Sisters. last evening,
by holding Ladies' Night. tr which thsA
members IN ladies' were Invited. An
illustrated lecture on the Battle of Get
tysburg, Rraphophone musie. and apeeeh~
es by the two official visitors occupied the
early part Of q evening. after which
Il social time was spent with straw
berries, Ice cream, cake etc. More than
fifty members were present and Mrs.
simpson expressed her belief n the
establishment Of a Temple Of the Sisters
at Middletown. IN the very near future.
Many of the ladies signed the charter
list
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
p. .. @.

Iuxs think q 35c box of r. ID. Q. PeslIy
Devils guiet1s1. makes @ quart. enough 20
kiu = million bedbugs. reaches, 1leas or
root.r< and stops future generations py
kllng the eggs and docs not inJure the
clothing m
ID G is lt. bedbugs stand as GOOD
chance as a snowfall IN a justly famed
heat resort. Patent spout free IN every
package Of y. II. q. to enable you 10 hlli
Them and thflr egg nests in tho cracks.
Look for the devils head on every box
chen you'n have what Hospitals nave
found TO be the best insoctc1de Known 70
e~ieucs Special Hospital size x2.5u
makes Ave galions-contains z spouts-
either slze at your druggist or sent pre-,
paid upon receipt Of price by tAe oMi
chemical Co. Terre Haute. Ind. Cenu-
ine u. ID. q. - never pcc14od-
Eckerds Medicine Stores and n. B.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Card Parry nj VI. II. e. Club.

A card pnrty viii be held Wednesday
evening May Is. 1T the Warrington
IIelghta Century Club. for the beneiit
Of the building fund. gfieifeta may be
secured from, Mrs. w. !. f.aelscy. Mrs.
lloyd H. Cook. Mrs. II. u. Radcliffe. and
Mrs. T. NJ fInnowns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

Donald pointed out the fnet that I1rH.
Walker and Sweeney Of Hooper Foun-
dalton. connected with the University
OF California; have recently positively
proven Dean Derivatives 10 kin tho
leurpav bacteria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

Phone 1900 reaches every classified ad
taiser they cun help you arrange your
ad TO bert advantage. Try iti~-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

that will surpass any pre-
vious offering this season.
We were fortunate in secur-
ing these wonderful hat bar
gains for our patrons and
advise early shopping.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24

ia Revue Critique" reeueFda VI
mando los datos del FCorreo dc Es
,p~ectAcuIosp de 1857. in proceso con
ira Alexandra Dumas, padre, y IA az
fensa que 81 mismo hizo. Girardin
director do La PrensaY v Yegou que
10 era del "C~ontiHacional9 habllan
'entabiado una demanda contra DUNES
lpor falta de- cumpllmient0 al c~ontrato
c~elebrado con ellos. segan 81 icuai Ell
escritor debfa de suministrar q cada
uno de dichos ~periodicos nneve move
las de folletin On un aho, cor exclu
sion absolute de stiministrar a otro.
Mas crey6 ~confundir a los adversarios
manifestand0 delante de los tribune
les Ell asombr0sa f~ecundidad. No me-
so haber escrito otras npvelas dfstins
tas de las contratadas, pero diio que
Gran compromises a~nteriores al con-
trato Girardin-Ver6n. 4Y0 tenla que
escribir, diio. so voIdmenes. IS deeir.
226 mil Ifneas, tarea que seguramente
barfa pensar I'M POGO a la Academia
misma, contando con dos ahos do pla-
zos para ~escribirlas.a y como PEN
saba salir Dumas avante en- la en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24
LAS ALllAS BLANCAS

aAa ~
NADIA cOnozco de- ina simplicadau
tan augusta y exptesiva como las
fpalabTas que m eyangelista esefibe
de JESUS
"Pas6 hacienda 81 bien
Hay almhs prede9tinadae a Ia per-
petua ~blancufa, que, despues de un
serene yuelo sohre los cienos del mum
do, llegan inmaculadas a las riberas
de la eternidad. Antonio 81 Piadoso,
Marco Aurello, Juan 81 Egange1sta.
Luis Gonzaga. mpchasl
Otfas hay que mahchan 81 plumaie
y que despu6se se pnrifican. ganando
a las otras en- mpetu de carload 10
que les cedieron en- nitidez y pureza.
Agustin Antonio Abad, Francisco de
Asfs.
Admire a las primeras. admire v
amOs q las segundas.
70 soy mas amigo de los grandes
~peoadores, vueltoB santos, que de los
1usto8 perseverance,.
A los Observation-Disclosures blahcos
les tengo miedo, I'm miedo de nino
tfavieso ante 81 padre sevego
Al los otr0s, los tuteo como a dos.
Estah mas cerca de mi espfrith. por
que cayeron, y MIS- cerca de mi ea-
peranza purque lografon ~levantarse.
Son las ovejas descarriadas de Ia
pardbola, Ell cuyo pos va 81 buen pas
tor deiando en- eli redil a las buenas,
" por cugo hailazgo hay mas regociio
EN- los cielos que por "a perseverancla
de mucilos just6s.
la unprecedented es propensa a
iuzear duramente y a condeDar sin
apelacidn, (iambi6n Ell farisafsm0.)
FL arrepcntimiento es inclinado a
absolper y q salvar.
Tiene este supreme argumentos
70 cal, Y fuf perdonado. Perdona 81
los que oaen.
La ~impeeabilidad amonesta. Ell San.
to blanco dice: "Ay de IT,"
H Santo p~urffitado dice.
'I4ora conmleo
Todas las caldAS son d~isculnablos
para q que cay6 y supo l~avantarse
Al eFangelistA le diria yo4 Sehon
Francisco de Asfs, Il decia yos
rHeFnauo
AAfAD0 NERVos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24
UNA ISLA De MuJERES


II martes ~desembarc6 en- Tilbury,
en- In~elaferrs. una mujercata tocaaa
con ia sombrero negro y Hevanao u
brazo una ligera costa, y que proceoia
AZ IN peuueii0 terfitofio de 81 pro
niedad. az Ia isla de Papaelise tuna
de- las ane f0rman FL gfnpo Dc ias
Fliice. Al norte de Fill inHignificans
te nunto eeogrific0 de los mares aei
Sur.
Eeta muller es Miss J0lliffe, Una
-nrofesora que he venid0 eJerclendo 50
profession por espacio De varies amos
en- una ~escuela r0manceseas
Mis- Jolliffe refiere que hace tempo
firn6 I'M contrato en- que % cofnpfo'
meta al realizar 81 trabajo en- las
misiones dc los tr6picoa Y ALI perna'
neci6a v~eintiu65 ahOe, ha6ta que se
tralad6 a las islas Elllee. En- 1871
he sueirier0n la idea de- estahlecer en-
una de esae islas una escueia para
las ninns indfgenas, y al efecto, cue
elenida Is isla de- Papaehs, q tres NIL
llas de Ffinafuti., lusar delicfoHo que
otupa una extension de tres cuartOs
de- milla por 100 metros de- anchusa
con costas de rOcas coralinas y IN
cintur6n de aqua aznlada
Una de- las ~posesiones mas atilea
de Ia isla SO reduce a Una plantaelon
de- 1000 coo0terOa
Caando estableci6 su egouela MISS
JoIdffe, no existfa ALI alma v~lTientai
Las muchachas c-0nstrayeron sus ca
sas con 81 auxillo de- unos cuantoa
hombres naturales de aquellos terri
torios y en- cuanto quedar0n terml.
nadas las edilicaciones, todes Sc mar
charon. excepto n que solicito per
manecer en q islote para cpidar AZ
la plantation y hacer ~productivos los
terrenos coiindantea.
Las alumhas de la escueia Sc prOcu'
ram por ST misraas 81 sustento, por
medic de la pesca Esas muchachas
SON naturalmente de color pero mny
iindas q inteligentes
ia feIfcidad-dice Miss Jollifie-
impefa en- nuesir0 RENO Nuestfa
dhica alifnentaci6n Sc compone de
pescadbs v COCO. Hasta in ligero I'll.
cidente noQelesc0 Sc hal prcseutAdo
en Ia fsia. Cleric dfa Sc ~present6 Ell
ella un e~studianle indfgena v pidi0.
en- matfim0ni0 a una de mis- aiunin9s.
III casamiento conalituy6 una solen'
nidad, Que nlngnna de ~nosotfas olvi-
dara nenca
"Confiamos en- que tales fieslas Sc
sucedaa, porQne las i6yenes son yer.
dadeFament6 encant4dofas Y est1u
educadas para hacor Ia fellcidad d6l
mss exieenteV
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24
C6ENT0S. LITERATURE. Y OVERSEAS LEC1URkS INF
KRESANTES. AMEnAS YREGREATNhS PARA TODOS

I
teaas sofa s0s1uaisA - "a sae
nor dos angeles. ea a alma de Nlestra
,nadfe due ii mifafos sonrfe de- carl.
db desde 81 oielb.
81 4 Ia cafd8z de- una fafde melani
c6lica aentis en- Ell vale un Q yagol
oue &c bierde q, 10 Iejos, y que no 81
81 eanfo de las ayes. III 81 murmulic
d. Ia eaente arF0diliaoa, es el5 aleteQ
ia IL oracldn alie q Vosoffoe eleva
vnaefra naaane.
81 en- Ia noche apacibie del estio
h~barAsfa vifesfr8 feente una D1fBa3 con-
sosadorn une. no es Ia brlsa de- los
rannna ri I'll h6lifo embnlsamado de-
has flores, estrenlec6oa de- placer 81
II beso de- pareza y de ternura que cs
pnFfa desd6 "a .cielo vnestra madre
Aunoue la muefte Ia afrebate. la ma
dre no de5a nunca de- ezistiI para vo.i
softos. los Que fen6is coraz6n y sem
sfmienao
q
p.ohaoA ma aiaakdla "a. diknfdAd
a. Z ms,sat o1a IL oor,sidsrastels TO-
mn ,,n An cssi dbspreclable, venid!
fs reS6n q. iIa1oa ! iufcfo.
III IA ol,o v5liuAndi6ia hal dado vida
$500 b6l6ae = 9 vuestros aabios;
,s4aa NJ xis,8nSrns y ios Homeros.
- cs.sr ~ Ia v5reilI6s crazabah
W. s1sTnsoa dida de Ia infancia. ma
$500 KS aisn,antS ron Ii ii1ae Dc sn
.e m,,ser 10 sdoianeefa con
s,zs.,ie At sn snanrl
es,anTe az lahSoa emnezaron 4 Al.
1890 ronsdoa ,,na m,lier ia ansedd
~-ne,nessr ~ nomhrea nafa voso.
~ imb,,v6 vuesfras
49, ssn cssS III din n1ie habfa una
III ~ o,,e dahfau Sdorsr. ma patria
D,,s s,1 w s,Sstra+om lhero con II bril
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24

A
presag FL mism0 10 diio ante el trii
bunal tflice 10 que nadie Sc habra
atrexido q hacer comence cinco no.
veias a Ia yez, "a cinco peri0dicoa
disiintos, y pnda iIegar q termino f.
I'LL Ell todpa Aln estan mis- adVer'
sas16s pasa dseir HE mandado a
sofa Inca aue no sea de mi plno y
letra. Tres criados, tres caballos y
el f~errocaFTil apenas bastaban para
conducif los manuscrit0s y traerme
las pruebas. Gregg causar IN exces
iente efecto con este discurso pero 81
abogado 1ongls 10 diio que era veTq
daderamente sensible cue a prpposito
del arte literario 30 hablase de com
tratos y de incumplinientos a ellos
y que Sc tratagen los prndpctos de Ia
mente como 81 fueran groseras mer|
cancias En- SUNNI que Dumas a PEI
sarfde sus esfuerzOs apolog5ticos, tus
va que sufrir 81 fallo adverse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24
IN RecETA couosAL

IN doctor estaba muy preocupado,
afendiendo a la construction de INA
casa, y todha las hora8 DEB dfa n que
no 10 llamaban los enfermos estaba
con los albaniles. yiendo como lleva.
ban adelahto Il obra. y 81 ca persona
cuidaba de mandar a husear los ma
~teriales.
IN estas ~ocupaciones cstaba cuando
vino IN clionie q pedirle una receta
nara IN enfermo a quiep habia aais
lido POGO antes
Y 81 doctor preocupado On q asun-
10 de Ia construction, cogi6 I'm papel
5 esoribi6 Ia recota en- esios terminosi
r.
CaIy arena, 4 c~arroladae.
Yesor 10 qniniaies
Iadriilos 5000.
TEXAS 1000
Needless y aafteaa hen y d6nie
una c~ucharadlta cada bora,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-24

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