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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-17
MOVIE REVEALS BOIL
WEEvIL AS VILLAIN
IWo-ReeI Film Shows Activities
s
Of Little Insect.
Calcium Arsenate Plays important
Part In Destroying Pest and Saw
Ing Southern Farmers Thou.
sands Of Dollars Annually.

Sfrepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
"Good-by, Boil Weevil." is the title
OF an entertaining and Instructive
two-reel film just released by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture Mr.. Boil Weevil, destroyer Of
american crops to the extent of many
million dollars year, is the "heavy"
villain. He appears several times in
sdividually In the course Of this lively
production, but the principal part is
devoted to the activities of the hero
OF the sketch, Mr.. Calcium Arsenate,
who is aided and abetted by the de-
partment in his efforts to bring about
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-17
Cure for Flat Feet.

Are you tlat-footed?a If you don't
know, the next time you take bath,
observe the impressions that your wet
feet make. If your feet are normal
there will be narrow line from sheel
to toe on the outside; If they are fiat,
the entire bottom of the foot will
show.
How can you cure fat-footedness? :?
Buy q handful Of marbles place them
in two rows, and start picking them
up with your toes To do this you
must curl up your toes; as a result
the muscles of the feet will be exer-
cised and thereby strengthened.-Pop-
ular Science Monthly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-17
BON HoMME COUNTY, D THURSDAY FEBRUARY i .le.,
Fom the Tyudal Register.

Frank Berry went up to Scotland
Wednesday to take in the etock sale
held there.
Register of Deeds o. E. Plumb re-
turned Friday evening from Sioux
City, where he was witness in Fed
eral Court IN the Magnusen trial.
There has been considerable ex.
citement during the past week In
hunting coyotes. Last Friday four
sections were surrounded by about
lO5 men most of them carrying shot
guns and worked to given place.
Two coyotes were sighted but none
captured, about. ore hundred jack
rabbits and few cotton tails were
killed. Monday another drive was
made just south of town hy about 100
men, very few jack rabbits were
found but only one coyote was killed
1t is a lot of hard tramping but made
q very enjoyable trip.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-17
The department of school and pub.
lie lands has decided not to offer any
of the school lands for sale this year.
This is due to the unsettled financia |
conditions.

The Yankton pontoon bridge was
taken out by tie breaking up of the
ice in the Missouri river Tuesday af-
term on About a score of people
were on the bridge at the time, but
all managed to escape. The breaking
up of the ice in the Missouri In the
middle Of February ID very unusual,
but this is an unusual winter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-17
RATS ARE HARMFUL ON FARM
Rodents Use Surprising Ways to Get
Into Cellar and Can Be Exter-
minated In Many Ways.

Rats are the busiest creatures on the
farm. They take surprising ways Of
getting into the cellar. Make trip
all round before you go to bed tonight,
and fill every hole with powdered
glass and cement. Use traps, p6isons,
gas, cats and terriers to get rid Of
rats.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-17
Time to Go.

She said NOT
Yes" said the deiec,e1 suitor.
Cheer up A wo'tlanS No sor,e.
times means Yes.
Not n thiS ca - eluu he'll
rang ana she prod ~, NAN"
Birmingham a t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Bellevue Citizens
Protest Attempt
to Lease Ferries

operating expenses are la he re-
duccd by making rs calls al Medina
Instead 81 ~ as has been tho pmc.
tice and then run "a Bellevue 10 tie
up overnight for safety dho Medina
dock being hazardous In "a strong
wind and then operate another boat
siN trips a day Co Bellevue no u will
Htill be- ON the calling list Medina II
not asking for the six extra tripA
and Bellevue ~ not conaenting 10 six
calls b. "a steamer instead or ~ ferry
calls.
who can tell why such drastic
changes ARE proposod7 II In not for
hotter service. II b. not for reducing
expenses. And there ia slim hope N
Increased revenue.
Bellevue recommends First, TINT
tho subject H. reopened for hearing
on schedules and rates. Second. that
tho commissioners continue 90 dis.
chnrg. their duty 90 the public In
operating the ferries for the public
good. Third. that tho commissioners
~ permitted 90 resign II they dis.
agree with tho public on the ferry
question. Fourth. that the commits
Hioncra request the Legislature 90 In
definitely pontposc action on senate
blil No. iie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Government SIeuthS
Flocking to Seattle
to Kill Dope Trade

about this charge.- Chief Soaring
said. I'VE do not know who Jerry
Is. starwich evidently doea. but he
has merely made tho aocusnt ton
and has produced no supporting
Witnesses
Tho police court charge Of vio-
la,lnw the iquor law against For.
mer rairolman w. ". Goodwin was
continued to 81 Iatrick's day. Mon
day afternoon. Goodwin and two
other policemen wern dismissed for
an alleged "knockovcr- In the
North End early Friday.
fatrolmcn Hoischuulaker and
Harvey. whom deputy nheriffa have
accused Of attempting TO cnnnpirc
~tth them TO divide tho spoils OF a
raid on 200 cases Of liquor being
brought In by a launch at Iaoota
Beach. February 20. were repeated
~ Mt the shack Of George Jensen.
near tho dock at tho bsach. nc.
cordinE 10 tho story Ms. Jensen
told Sheriff s,nrwich Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Soaring HAS
NOT COMPLETED
INVESTIGATION

Chief W. n. Soaring said Tuesday
that he had al least ono more wit.
ness 10 question before acting on
the cases u Motorcycle Patrolmen
6, V. Harvey and o. X. IIolachu.
maker.
Sheriff Matt siarwich accuses the
pair OF Knocking over" an alleged
boOtlegger M IAcota beach last
week. Starwich also accuseH HoI
schumacher Of robbins another boot.
logger named "Jerry" 81 $500 on
Beacon Hill three weeks ago.
we have nothing to Investigate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
R RU4R:s 81 COUNCIL

ia pending
which municipality operated utilities the
public works. by the city
council n resolution Monday.
tho importance OF kseping
will retard
viii development private corporations"
of ffrnt
improve
expected 10 begin
o for the grading paving Of tSrd T. from fend
T.. nth " H., T. Sht st.
H..
aprropraing $1,000
a Councilman John T. Carroll
voted sustain the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01

/ Authorized ~ "A large mass meet
inr held ~ Bellevue. the following
communication was prepared By a
committee consisting of q. v. Rich.
nr,ison. Hugh Martin and n \. Reid
IN relation 90 the ferry situation.
The ferry question GA Lake Wash.
inEton h NOR. than an East Side
question. n ~ a city question. a
county question and IN beinE made a
state question by the county com.
minsionern. who have had BIN In.
l PRODUCED IN the senate "a authorize
leasing Of tho ferrieA
This proposition should arouse the
opposition OF the city aH wei ~ the
districts served 10 the ferries.
Lake Washington forms "A .omue
Fntcway to the city thru which the
present and future population 90 the
East Side must pass with their
produce for trade IN the city. already
used hy thousands daily.
II would be had policy 20 lease the
ferries and put the city's gntcH IN
control OF private interests. 10 mon
epolize our beautiful lake. ~ such
favored individual or corporation
surely would DO n given the ferries
an starter. with rates already
raised by the commissioners. either
as halt or bonus. II SEEMS In.
credible that any citizen or pubic
official could consider. much less
favor. private control II certainly
ought not 10 be undertaken without
a chance for the people to BE- heard
The ferries should not - imme'
diateiy made selfHurportinE. but
looked upon as IA method Of increas.
ing the taxable wealth 20 aid In
carrying all OF the county burdens,
Thousands Of people are living in
tho territory east 81 tho lake and
there Is room for ten times aA many
morn between tho city and the Cas-
cadc mountains. 20 become selfHup'
porting on tho ioEFcd-off lands
No, only viii the tnxahls wealth
10 greatly increased. hut the annual
: production at Seattie'H very door,
fresh from nearby gardens and orch'
ards. will he n daily convenience and
ASST for all time 90 come.
~ Il an Outrage that the people
should 30 handicapped and made sub.
scrvicnt 10 private monopoly.
whore they should have public con.
alderation and fnir chance. They
viii have difficulties enough at best.
The Fast Sidorn do not object %
raging the cost ~ operation. How.
ever. the schedule % service and
rates adopted. operative March lat.
arr far from being satisfactory q
any East side community and e..
peciaHy Objectionable 20 Bellevue,
which L. To have no ferry services
whatever and but ak calls by a
small steamer. while n has been hhv,
ing 4. ferry calls daily. while Medina
" given - ferry calls WHERE only ~
has heretofore heen provided. ni an
Advancs Of 100 pcr cent in fares for
Bellevue.
~ In no, reasonable In expect a
aout,l. revcnu. by doubling the rates.
People not obliged IN RI. -, In the
habit ~ ruinr often because the farcu
arr moderate. wiil ohhnE. the coins
habit when they look AZ flat ioceHi
J ferry ticket and an i.sccnt ca1
} token each why. They win Hce bow
they can save ~ cents by staying
! al home IN study man order cat,
aior. Many round trips with an
automobile viii - cut out a, Tho al
vnnced rata. Plainly. advanced rat-e
arr not going 20 make a correspond
Ing Increase In IN. revenue.
II u impossible To understand how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01

Uncle sam il today battling tho
narcotic drug menace In dead earn.
est
Six federal government operatives
are now on the job In Seattle. in aid.
ditI0n 10 tho forco already stationed
hcre. Three OF them arrived last
week. Three others have been here
about two weeks.
Their presence became known
when three different operatives APP
preached three different members Of
The star staff with inquiries an TO
sources OF information obtained In
this newspapers antelope campaign.
The three operatives tn question
gave tho names Of James q. Smith.
Rays or Hayes. and Orband.
Others use tho names OF Boyle and
Miller.
There ls said 20 be another federal
operative working under cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
MOONEY CASE =
HITS A SNAU
Star Witness Suddenly Re-
fuses to Testify

BAN FRANCISCO. March l>--Ths
fate Of the investigation ~ the
Thomas Mooney Gaze again hung
in the balance today.
In official circles there was hard
~ "a guess ventured as 10 what the
next turn would be. following last
nights grind jury session. which
ended quickly when John 1acDon-
at scheduled a. tho star witness,
f-iicd 20 testify.
Macdonald. who came here from
New York after making an afr
dayit repudiating his tegtimony(
against Mooney. was Understood %
have demanded immunity fromX
prosecution for alleged perjury n
fore he would testify. Tho gra1
jury was understood 10 have
fused
As result Macdonald az
appear as a witness last nigb>
today IL was reported he was y
ming 20 return 10 the East
Moneys friends were plainly dis
appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01

fhe play leadershfp classes being
conducted mt the armory this week
are proving popular. with more than
so persons registered Monday night
Under the supervision OF Capt. T. O..
Cook. a competent corps Of instruct
ors Is available. Basketball. indoor
baseball and chasing games are on
for Tuesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
WHITE CROSS AND
CHINA CLUB QUESTIONED

ON similar missions. IL IN under
stood. officials OF the White Cross.
the China club and social workers
familiar with the dope situation have
been approached
Another high government official
connected with tho narcotic bureau
Of tho department OF justice. is en-.
pected In Seattle next week to di.
rect tho activities of tho suddenly
augmented force.
Among matters under tnvestiga-
ton arc reports
THAT dope smagrsex~ are prseers-
ed by federal agents.
THAT AZ l~~~t one federal agent 10
himself . drug addict.
THAT Jsp.ne-~ inier~sts finance
the narcotic traffirs
THAT J.pane-s ship officers snug
gle doy~ ashore.
TfIAf high school stusientx are the
main patron. Of one local dope dens
THAT opium joint. orist la several
large Jap-owned hotels.
THAT the dope ring maintains
SPECS In teiephone office. who Zip off
narcotic trader~ To the cow creations
sf fed~rak detectives.
THAT certain f~-l~rHi aGents are
held In tho grip of the dope ring thru
Daily reports TO their various
chiefs In Washington are sent by the
federal operatives. II Ia understood
A peculiar thing IL that tho opcr.
atives apparently do not know each
other. They work for different
branches OF the service.
Smith. when interviewed for The
Star. declared only two other oper.
atiyes were working under him.
But. he said. there are others here.
II saw a man on the street here, -
he declared. whom I recognized as
one OF the best official investigators
formerly In the service. assume
that he Is here on the dope investga-
ton"
one Of his men. he declared. has
prepared 10 report ON an incident in
which one federal operative, suspect.
ed OF criminal connections. was
bagged in a booze raid by his Hu.
perior officer. who then prepared an
elaborate alibi TO protect both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
BLACK CAT
MEN PLEAD
NOT GUILTY

ID. y. SchOopover. former police
man. and Aaron Mcsparen. arrested
II days ago In a sheriffs raid on
Black Cat tavern. a road house.
pleaded not guilty To being Joint.
lists when arridgned before Pre-
siding Judge King Dykoman.
SchoOnOver claims he was hired 10
operate tho light plant In the place
and was not one OF the proprietorH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Say Campaign Costs
Menace to Nation

wAsHfNGToN. March l. - The
election OF Harding. Coolidge and
the republican congress last Novem.
Der cost fs.i0O.Tss.2f. the senate
committee on campaign expendi.
lures reported today.
The defeated democrats spent 81
z37.77o7L
This takes no account Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Auto Owners Now
Subject to Arrest

Automobile owners who did not ap
ply for 1871 licenses Monday or be-
fore became delinquent Tuesday.
They are subject to arrest Persons
who have applied may use tho old
license plates for 80 days. provided
they carry with them proof that they
have applied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
BUSINESS

i was surprised 10 see you in con.
versation with notorious gambler. q"
remarked the dominic. Were you
aware Of his general reputation"
Most undoubtedly" replied the
deacon. II was trying TO find out
where 10 cash in the various poker
chips find in the collection basket"
Town Topics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Briscoe Orphan Home
Fund Drive March IL

From March 4. to Is the annual
campaign for funds for the Brtscoe
Orphan Boys home win be conducted
under the Craftsmanship OF Very Rev
q. AehtergaeL The home IL located
at Oriilia- On St Patrick's day
shamrock tags win be sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
Hold Examinations
for End Lieutenants

beginning April IS examinations
will be held turnout the country
where army posts arc stationed 10
fill Ass vacancies in the grade OF
second lieutenants. the war depart.
Uent has announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01

money used by minor parties or
money raised or spent locally and
not reported.
This huge expenditure. the report
said. constitutes "a menace 10 the
nation" which ought 10 be removed
by constitutional amendment II nee
ehaary. Study Of the problem Of
controlling campaign expenditures
b urged upon congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
RED TAPE
HALTS PAY
OF BONUS
Ex-Soldiers Probably viii
Get Their Money Begin
ming March IS

Payment OF soldiers bonuses win
begin about March IS. in the opinion
Of Chief Deputy County Auditor w.
X. Paris. who Ia handling all apph'
cations in King county.
Red tape" over which officials at
olympia have little or no control. ao-
cording 10 fsris. has been rospon-
sihle for the long DELAY.
ITS crying shame" he said.
that the boys are being deprived OF
their money. There Is no question
about that But the money Ia sim
hiv not available. and will not be
before March Is. those handling the
matter In Olympia have explained TO
me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01

Cod. haddocIS. mackereI and her.
ring are caught in largest numbc.
on the Atlantic coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
NORTHWEST PRODUCTS COM

MITTEE Of the Chamber OF Com.
merce will entertain the Mount
Baker Park Improvement club at
The club house Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
DELAY NOW IN GETTING
BOND PURCHASE CASH HERE

The delay now Is concerned with
getting the entire amount OF bond
purchase money here. available and
ready for distribution
1T was at first thought that some
Of the earnest money might be used
at once. and to that end we picked
out especially needy cases and rec.
commended immediate payment. but
the earnest money Is still beyond the
reach OF the state auditor.
AT the present time about 10000
Applications have been received in
Olympia. 1866 OF which have come
frum this community.
''Of this 10000. some 800 have
been approved in a month and war
ran Is are made out. awaiting "A sup.
ply OF money before they can be dis
tribIucd
When the Legislature adtourns n
is ella lined that the state auditor will
handi,s applications faster because
the force can be increased when
more space Is available at the state
capitol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
CERTAIN STEPS MUST
BE TAKEN SLOWLY

"Wc'rv Tn predicninent. too where
wo can't make much OF n point In
blaming anybody. There are certain
prescribed steps that must he taken
and taken slowly. Here u the case:
The first thing that had to be
done was 20 set the legislature TO
pass the bonus bill and authorize n
IS. coo. 900 bond issue
Then the matter had 10 be taken
TO court by tho attorney general to
test tho legality OF the thing.
when this WINS done. the state
auditor had TO sell the bonds. which
required calling for bids and giving
sufficient time for replies.
"A New York bond house became
the purchaser. and only small
amount OF earnest money has been
transferred 10 this state 10 bind the
contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01

Candles are used for lighting in
the mines OF South Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-01
3EYHf{j1I:EABi!5E3AzIS!
You Certainly Do Save Here

There's no magic about Basement bargains.
They're simply the result Of unceasing effort to
find high quality merchandise at lower price and
then TO eliminate all unnecessary selling expense.
The resulting savings are yours.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-25
Los PerSaS y 'bOI-
SheVikiS' ataCaTan
a los iDgIGSGS
(PoR CABLE FRANCEs)

LONDREs, enero 24-Han sido reci-
bidos en- esta ciudad nuevos informes
a proposito del convenio concertado en-
tire Persia Y los 'bolshevikis'', con
el fin de asestar un tremendo golpe
los AliadoS en- los paises del occidente
de Asia
Ell convenio, aunque no ha sido fir1na
do todavia, Sc da por SECURE, pues de
un momento otro sera conclude y apro
bado por les dos pueblos contratantes.
En- ell Tratado tiguran cuatro clausu-
las secretas que convierten a Persia
en- un aliado virtual de Russia; pues la
referida nacion asiatica sera corverti
da desde el momento en- que Sc frme ell
Tratado Ell base de operaciones para lu-
char contra Ell ejercito ingles en- Meso
potamia, en- India Inglesa, y contra las
potencias de Europa que poseen colonias
intereses en- Asia menor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-25
Sensible faIIaCimieDtO


Ell domingo lltimo dej6 de existir
en- su residencia de santurce, la avan-
zada edad de 83 amos, la distinguida
sonora dona Fabiana Garcia viuda de
Bozzo, quien estaba emparentada con
famil1as que disfrutan de merecida es-
timacion en- San Juan.
Era la sonora fallecida una dana
apreciabilisima por todos conceptos,
de proceder generoso y loable, que SUI
po conquistarse Ell afecto y Ell carifio
de cuantas personals lie tratarpn. El
sepeho de su cadaver, verifica5o aver
tarde. fue una sentida nota de duelo,
la que asociaron numerosisimas per-
sonas.
Enviamos la estimada familia de
la que va no existe nuestro pesame sen
tidisimo, y especialmente sus nietos
don Alejandro Bozzo y la senorita
Laura Bozzo, valiosos elementos de la
empresa de Ell MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-25
LA ODISEA DE UNA FAMILIA
PoRTORRIQUENA
Jose CRUZADO.

Una famiha oriunda de Puerta Ri
co, con demasiado orgullo para men
digar y demasiada miseria para CONT
nuar viviendo ha sido saIvada de un
terrible envenenamiento con ptomaina
a consecuencia de conner carne de una
lata barata vieja.
Todo ell mobiliario, y hasta los ju-
guetes de los hiJos de Pedro Aran, nom
bre del protagonista, Sc habian vendi-
do para sobrellevar la penosa carga de
sus vidas lamentables.
En- un modesto apartamentp de la
tercera avenida pasaban sus hambres y
sus fries alredor de una pequena Vstnfa
de MADEIRA.
Pedro Ar&n vivi6 en- Mayagiiez, ciu
dad portorrique1a, donde cre6 su IA
milia y levant6 un modesto capital,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-25
Persia Y los bOlsheViExis' Sc unen para asestar un
trernendO gOl0e a los Aliacl0s en- el Asia n1enor
EI ST. CTUZadO da Ia VOz de dGTta para
inpGdir mas viCtimaS pOrtOrrQuG1aS

haciendose de una tienda de provisio-
nes.
Ell mito de la opulencia americana,
de los salaries fabulosos, y del trabajo
abundante, lie sedujo de tai modo que
vendi6 todo 10 que tenia trasladandose
a Brooklyn con toda su familia, COM
puesta de cuatro muchachas y tres va
rones.
Los primeros dias marcharon salts
factoriamente. Pedro traslado su resi-
dencia al apartamento No. 783 de Ia
tercera avenida. POGO despues tuvo
que vender todo ell ajuar ell mobila-
rio, pues perdi6 su colocacion,, a la
par que sus dos hijas mayores. Todo
iba desapareciendo ante la improrro-
gable necesidad de conner: mesas, ST
Has, camas, roperos. Sc vieron obliga-
dos dormir sobre Ell suelo con sus
ropas, pues carecian hasta de mantas
conque evitar el frio de las intensas in
vernadas. Finalmente, no hubo NADIA
que conner en- la casa Lola, la hija ma
vor, sali6 a la calle, vendiendo los IL
timos juguetes de sus hernanitos. Com
pro leche, carne y patatas, Y alredor
de la estufa la familia hambrienta de-
vor6 la frugal comida.
A la mafana siguiente, todos amane
cieron envenenados.
La sefiora Aran, con su hijo Angus
to cuestas, sc arrastro hasta ell ter
Ger piso, habitado por la familia de
Morris Englehardts. TOGO timidamente
la puerta y cuando lie abrieron, Au-
gusto comenz6 dar gritos espantosos.
/ La senora Eng1ehardts bajo hasta el mi
sirable apartamento contemplando Ell
terrible cuadro de miseria dolor. Lo-
la, Carmen, Rosa y Ell peque1o Carlos
(Conttnua en- Ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-25

vcr acknowledgements este asunto asig
nando unl modesto cantidad al pro
posito de conseguir un transports
que condujera sus hogares a este
contingente doloroso de trabajadores
que llegaron en- las plsadas emigracio
nes en- busca de mejores sueldos.
La Cruz Roja en- Puerto Rico, que
animada de IN loable espfritu de hu
manidad recaud6 fondos para las vic
timas de la guerra, podri2 prestar
tambi5n un generoso servicio a nues
tros compatriotas apelando sus re-
cursos de Influenza y dinero.
Entimandole la publication de csta
carta me suscribo de I'd. alto. amigo
y S. s.,
Jose CRUZADO.