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New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Holiday Buying
In Berlin Is
W Week's : Feature
Financial Situation Is al
standstill i'm Expecta-
tion of a Decision
on Reparations Question
Special Cable Dispatch to III. r,4sun.

spccio' Cdoie DsSvosch TO The TrSbsne
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc
BERLIN, Dec. 25.--The last week
has shown no developments cf par
ticular Importance in the general fnan-
clal situation, with everything moro or
less st standstill in the expectation
OF an important decision by the Allies
with regard to the reparations cues
ton. In mercantile lines, however. the
christmas week has been one of
marked activity. Investigation among
more than q score of business houses
showed the Christmas season went by
IN manner exceeding expectations.
Fears of those pessinsts who fore
saw a paralysis of the holiday trade
because o. the violent fluctuations of
the mark were found to be groundless.
The buying spirit was stimulated
rather than dampened by the decline
in the mark. While this seems para
doxfcal, it is none the less true.
Those who made large winnings in re-
cent weeks through speculation in cx-
change were eager to spend their gains,
while the general public, fearing
further decline in the mark hurried
to spend their holdings before it
dropped further in value
This refers almost exclusively to the
German public. for the large number
of foreigners who focked to Berlin to
make cheap purchases completed their
buying several weeks ago. 1t is inter
esting to observe, however, that the
greatest buying was done in necessi-
ties, for the public has been holding off
from purchasing luxuries. Even toys
did not attract as many buyers as in
past years, except among the poorer
sections of the population. All sec
tions, however. both rich and poor
alike, Wed with one another in pur-
chasing food and liquors.
In Berlin Leipz;gersstrasse business
houses did an immense trade in
wines, fancy liquors and delicacies.
The general spirit seemed to be epit-
omized in the words Let's eat and
drink and have a good time; let the
Reparations Commission worry about
to-morroWv
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
A High Grade Investment and Others

Question: would be obliged TO you II
Won would send me your opinion on tho roi
loving: 10 YOU consider the first mort
gag bonds. tas OF the American Aer,-
cultural Chemical toirpsny q eoou; saas
lnycstnientY Also what is your opiuioh OF
the steel and Tubc Company OF America
10 ln.wha. way sre the Series protected
better team Series B? Is this good invest
.ncnt TO buy and lay away? DO you con.
sider the bonds OF American Telephone and
hold three al tho present time. what DO
YOU advise in regard to them IF s.
Answer Both the IA per cent bonds
of the American Agricultural Chemi-
cal Company and the per cent bonds
of the Steel and Tube Company of
America are good investments, but not
in the class with the highest grade in
dustrial or railroad bonds. Both the
fertilizer industry and the steel bust
ness have been hard hit by postwar
conditions, and it is not absolutely GER
tain that all of their difficulties have
been passed. Series A, and c OF the
Steel and Tube Company are all Sc
cured by the same mortgage and the
difference between them lies only in the
dates when they are due. American
Telephone and Telegraph IS, due 1925,
are a high grade investment we think.
Some Changes Advised
cluex,icn-Wiil you kindly advise IRE re-
garding change in Investment which I
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
From the Financial Listening Posts of Europe
France Sure Germany Can Pay
If Allies Agree on Method
Return of British Experts With Evidence Berlin Is
Creating Fraudulen; Bankruptcy Stfens Feel
ing of Paris Profits Sent TO Neutral Nations

form of goods delivered on long term
credit. This method affects the situa-
tion adversely as much as would a tenn
porary gift.
Even American exchange would de-
cline rapidly under such policy of
artiticially created adverse trade ball
ances. France favors selling German
customs, taking q percentage imme-
diately of all sales to foreign coun-
tries. This not only would automati-
cally force an abandonment of long
term credits but would obviate the
present anachronsm of receiving huge
sums of paper marks every three
months in payment of 26 per cent of
the export duty on reparations ac-
count, which in the interval may
shrink to fraction of its value at the
time Of collection
To-day Germany as yet has not made
any such payment to the Reparations
Commission and has not even imposed
such a tax on exports.
In reference to the London confer
ence, the feeling is prevalent here that
England will accept French repara-
ton bonds for Frances debt of 14,0O0,-
100000 gold francs, approving the
treaties of Wiesbaden and Angora,
while France would cancel 10000 ,000,-
600 francs claims on central European
countries.
Would Have Wide Effect
This not only would increase the
value of the franc in relation to the
pound sterling, thus improving
Frances buying power in England, but
would have n beneficial effect on cur
rencies of all European countries,
which would imm ediately enter the
market for raw materials.
The internal situation in France
shows increasing soundness, as i'm
port trade for eleven months almost
balances exports, the ratio being 49,
3O0,G00,000 francs and 10000, 900, 900.
compared with ,000,000,000 and "a
100000, 900 in 1920.
The favorable balance of three
months ago has been changed as the
result Of purchases of cotton and other
raw materials which will be completed
in February
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Special Cable Dsspdtch to The Tribune
Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc

Spectdi Cdble DsSpGtch to The Tribune
Copyright. 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
PARIS, Dec. 25.-News of Germany's
default did not have the effect counted
on by spectators, for the depreciation
of the franc as material factor was
outweighed by the unforeseen increase
in moral solidarity between the two
principal Allies.
British experts went to Berlin pre-
pared to befriend the German govern
ment, but returning the other day they
admitted that proof Of fraudulent
bankruptcy was evident and that Ger
many was passively allowing expatria
tion Of national wealth under the guisc
of commercial expansion. 1t is we'll
known fact that more than 1000, ,00O,
900 gold marks are held in neutral
countries. Industrial leaders are keep
ing all profits beyond the reach of tax
ation, spending in Germany only
amounts essential for salaries and cur
rent expenses
Swiss francs are higher than the
dollar for the first time since the
spring of 1918, when the latter went
down to less than ga Swiss francs.
Guilders and pesetas have risen
strongly in the last three months; the
latter may even reach par temporarily
despite financial difficulties in Spain
aggravated by the Moroccan campaign
if Germany buys pesctas in large
quantities.
Believe Germany Can Pay
Public opinion remains fixed here
that Germany can pay and that an
Allied understanding alone is neces-
sary to insure practical solution.
France and England have laws to pre-
vent expectation of capital, while Ger
many not only fails to prevent its es-
cape but actually encourages it in the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26

Security. Rate. Due. Bid. Asked. Yield.
5ss oGa5ef 81 cen eorv ., - ,sss sss 49, 80
do IS 1895. ....,.... ..2os5s lt54 Ts2
II j Heinz Co Is 1880. fos 100 $50
I Heck 5 ysl e. is;s 5;., ss. ,ssS sS sssas
interboro n T con ss. '23. II - --
Kan City Ey Co es. 23 ss& leo 500
Kennecot. Cop is. 1890. ,10oN 101x s.71
Lac Gas L lat 4 RET 7k 30 e7x sa& Tst
Proctor Gam ~, 1893. 400 leeM $50
do II. 1928. s.........,.l .lplH 1919 g.EG
Pub 6eYv n J cen To, 20. lee 1eeA eae
n ) Rey Toh Co ss, ~, .16oN 1eeN SIC
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Investment Information

bought outright and paid for in tull: $500
per COST eess osT cent
of Denmark, cost sl0i: Ave shares Rail
way Steel Spring common. cost 500; five
shares Northern Pacific Railroad. cost
s10o flvo shares Northern Pacific Railroad,
cost ss4; two shares American Telephone
and Telegraph cost 500; ten shares
t1os The Railway Steel Spring and
Northern Pacific stock were bought several
wears ago. ths other stocks and bonds
bought this year. slso hayc ye besides Ins us
Telegraph stock, bought at $l0s. This |
am paying for monthly through one OF
the national banks In Washington Would
you advise TO sell all the stocks ane
invest the amount in some good bond :!
Can I get a safe bond now that Will net !
per cent or better? What do you think OF
Drug 3 per cent? II sell my Telephone
stock now 1t would little more than cover
you think could invest in something that
would be as xafe and pay we'll. about
7ls per cent. as Telephone at price now
selling? II you think best I will hold M the
Telephone stock and sell tho Northern Pa
cific and Railway Steel Spring. also
hzve $1,000 cash which I wish to invest in
bonds which WIN ne. me : per ,a cent and be
thing? Ny son, 3 captain In the United
States Army, turned over to me Last sum
rner some money for investment, which !
Oin ds AoAio"e - YoN w NV "pp' "
game please advise, am particularly
anxious that they should be OF tbs best
$500 8 per cent Kingdom OF Denmark, cost
3fO1: $500 N per cent Northwestern Bell
Tele phone cost s1ot.5o; $500 6ia per cent
Atlantic Refining Company, cost sl0f
am not depending upon income from my
bonds and stocks for support, my salary
fully covers all that.---W. r. F.
Answer--The three $500 investments
which you made last summer are good
Investments, in our opinion. We would
advise you to hold your American Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company stock,
but to sell the Northern Pacific and
Railway Steel Spring stock. You can
get 7 per cent on bonds with high de-
gree Of safety, in our opinion. What
you want is safety of principal and
certainty of payment Of interest, not
appreciation in market price, is it not
II so, we suggest Puget Sound Power
and Light T1ia per cent bonds, due 1891,
recently selling slightly below par;
Diamond Match "a per cent bonds, due
1896, recently selling at 1o7; 1nterna-
tional Mercantile Marine 6s, due 1871
recently selling at IS, and Norfolk
Southern (be sure it is Norfolk
Southern) first mortgage s per cent
bonds, due 1941, recently selling at 73 z
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Financial Item

The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York has been appointed trustee under an
agreement. dated Decenlbe ber 15 with the
Pennsylvania Tank Car Company and the
Pennsylvania Tank Line. securing an au-
thorized issue OF s510, 900 par value per
cent car trust certificates, due serially
1g22-'29.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
Answer-All of tn. stocks that you

Answer--All Of the stocks that you
hold are purely speculative in our
opinion, and we dc not advise in re-
gard to speculations. If you want TO
hold them, recognizing the fact that
YOU arc speculating, until the market
changes one way or the other, with
hopes that you can cut down your loss,
Won ran do so. On the other hand, If
.-o,, vTant to put Yourself into strict
lv Investment position. you should sell
all of the stocks and invest in some Of
the high grade bonds and preferred
stocks which we frequently recommend
in these columns.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
High Requirements

ousstion-tet mo thank you for your
valuable advice on, investment bonds I
shall certainly avail myself OF it. In the
mean time kindly give me your opinion or
the inclossd list OF bonds which [ already
hold, partic ularly with regard to Chicago.
Milwaukee & Puget Sound bonds, at 6s. If
in your opinion [ should dispose of any of
these and replace them with something
else. do not fail or hesitate to tell me and
Pacific Great Northern as. 1886 at 1os;
two Northwestern Bell Telephone Is 194l.
At lo7Ts two Psnnsylvania slss 1885 at
l06: two Illinois Central b ias. 1854. at SO
two New York Central As, 1898, at Tafs
two Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe AZ. 1925,
at So four Kausas City Southern 80, 1850,
at s4ia two Standard Oil OF New York rs,
1890 81 IA; two Chicago Milwaukee 4
Puget Sound As. ls49. at 6g; one Morris &
Essex s'=s. vt 81; two New York Telephone
is, 1895, at le7-Mrs, l.. E.
AnsucrYou have fine list of rail-
roaG bonds, in our opinion, except the
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 Puget Sound.
These bonds were recently quoted at
6eas, yielding 6-4e per cent to maturity.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul, Of
which the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound bonds are an obligation, Will ap-
parently fail to earn it's interest charges
in 1920. 1t can continue to pay inter
est charges from surplus for certain
length Of time, but your requirements
are so very high and it would appear
evident from your letter that you do
not want to face even a remote chance
Of an interruption of interest payments
that we think il would be better TO sell
these bonds and put the money into
the recently offered New York Tele-
phone 8 per cent bonds, quoted around
par.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26
All Speculative

Question-w-ill you kindly give me your
advice on the following: Five shares
American Can common. shares Virginia
Chemical common l shares Goodrich Rup.
her Co, common, 10 shares Midvale steel
common 10 shares Utah Copper, 1c shares
pierce Arrow common, 10 shares Colun-
hia C;raphophone common 10 shares WHY'S
Iyerla nd common. 20 shares Ray Cons.
Copper common 40 shares American n -
]. 90 common. % shares Alaska Gold Min
ing f4O shares United States Profit Sharing
The above arc worth now
a bout s3.o32.5o, giving me- loss Of 49,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-26

Questions Of gcnevcl interest to tss-
vestors scifl be anstcered IN this col
umn, IN which case only initials Wtu
be used. Others sptu be dnstcersa BY
mail Address aI inquiries, fraclos"
iltg stamped, addressed envelope. to
Financial Editor. The Tribune, iS4
NasscM Street. Nea0 York City.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
DON A. IR1zARBT

En- el vapor Coamo'' lego San
Juan, procedente de Nueva York, Ell
muy estimado caballero y habil hom-
bre de negocfos don A, Irizarry, sGe-
neral Manager" de la acreditada fir
ma "A. Irizarry y Co.., exportsdores,
importadores agentes manufacture
ros en- Broadway
Ell sr Hrizarry, que es, pPr Orra
parte, persona afable y cuItisima Sc
propone visitar las principales pohla-
clones de Puerto Rico, su patria, donde
goza de grandes simpatias por su va
Ter indiscutible.
Es muy probable one Ell referido ca
baIlero, despues de recorrer esta isla,
cfectde un viaje Venezuela, tambien
en- negocios de la respectable frnia re-
presentada por Ell antes de reembarcar
para Nueva York.
Nos completeness en- enviar cl nas
afectuoso saludo de bienyenida tan
buen amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
PARA CoBRAR LOS HoNoRARIoS
POR Ell SALvANIENTo DE
UNA GoLETA

FL Lcdo. Fragers rsdic6 aver en- la
Corte Federal una petici6n nombre
de la s'Benitez Sugar Co.., para CO
brar los honorarios por ell salvamento
de la goleta Omaha, que estuvo a
punto de perderse ell microbes cerca
de las costas de Rio Grande.
La peticionaria alega que una Ian
cha de su propiedad ell dia 80 de MARIO
encontr6, cerca de las costas de Rio
Grande, desmantelada al garete la
goleta Omaha, Y que Ell captain de
la misma pidi6 auxilio la lancha. la
cual procedi6 a remolcar la nave, desde
Ell sitio del peligro hasta la bahia de
San Juan.
Sc alega asimismo, que la goleta te-
MIA un valioso cargamento de cafe y
de cacao, eI cual, no llaber sido por
la ayuda de Ia Iancha, Sc hubiese per
dido.
Finalmente la peticionaria establece
que no habi6ndose convenido de ante
mano los mencionados honorsrios, ra-
dica esa petici6n ante ese Tribunal pa
rs que 81 file la cantidad correspon-
diente por ese acto de generosidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
RUPTURA ENTIRE
Los TABAQUEROS
Y"LA COLECTIVA"

Los oficiales del Cuerpo Consultivo
Conjunto Gle las unior.s de tabaqueros
de Puerto Rico, cstuvieron conferen-
ciando con los sefiores Fraser Torrue
la, fin de saber la ultima condensation
de Ia .Compafiia sobre los acuerdos a
que habian 'liegado recientemente.
Segdr. nos inforn.an algunos trabaja-
dores, la direction de la Compahia, q1e
habia prometido dar trabajo todos
los obreros dc Ia industria toda Ia
tarea, durante cinco semanas, cuardo
debian empezar el trabajo, 10 dstiene,
para decir que no podia poner EN- prac-
tica Ell acuerdo Con tai motive. todcs
los acuerdos son nulos.
Entire los obreros hay la creencia de
que en- vista de que La cosecha del ia
baco ha fnalizado, y esta hsto para la
ven.a, la Porto Rican American To
bacco Go. quiere aprovecharsc de la
oportunidad del desequilibrio de la in
dustria, para acaparar la materia prima.
En- relacion con este asunto aver
nos fueron su;ainistrados por los di-
rectores de la Compafia los siguientes
informes:
La Compafiia habia conyenido con
los tabaqueros el comenzar trabajar
Ell dia 10. de abril, con este fir va
habia comenzado preparar los mate
riales, cuando de repente los difercntes
derartamentos fueron notificados por
la Federation dc suspender los traha-
jos debido ciertas dificultades cue
habian 5urgido en- Ponce, Utuado Ba
yamon por 81 hccho Gle que la Co.npa-
iia no podia emplear cicrto n6mero de
despalilladoras que en- otro tempo ha-
bian trabajado en- estos pueblos.
I'm todos estos pueblos ha habido un
exceso de despalilladoras pues la Com
paffa en- tiempos atras dedic6 un gran
numero para preparar tabaco despali-
tConttnna en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
REPRESSION sANGE1ENTA
EN- La IONA DEL RHUR

EN- LA IONA DEL HHUE
LoNDREs. mario 31.-El "Timss"
prblica un despacho de Berlin dan 70 tn
fornes acerca dc los distmbios ocurd
dcs Oh la cuenca netalurgica del Rhur
y en- las pOblaeiores limitrofes
Los cOmunistas han levantado BARR.
cadas en- varias GALES de orthruhr. Ia
ciendo disparos dc revolver conlra II
fuerza pdblica, Ia cual dispar6 primero
con fusilcs y luego con auto-ametralla
doras, InterviRo despuer a eabalIerla
atuehahdose de Jas baracadss
FL fuego dc la fusileria dur6 desdc
la una dc la tarde has;a las cuatro. Sc.
gun las tiltimss nOticias. ha habido ocho
numerosos hcridos
FL Gobierno amenaza con emplear los
'tauques" de guerra 81 eontin6a n
rebellion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
5000 HoMBREs PARA QUE CAR
LOS vUELvA Al TRoNo DE
AUSTRIA

BEREA. mario 3i.-rrfogmss prsee-
dersss dc Hungria eicsn cue 81 sx.sm-
pcrador Carlos te sucuer.Fa En- aaaella
ciuiad, y cue ha visitado al almigAsts
Horty Desputs Dc una eonvsrsari6u
intima. sl AlmiraHts. y todos iss mism.
tros del Gsbinsss aconssIaron q Carries
que abandonara "a ciuaa6
IfaEgria adopta meiidss para faciii
tar el rstorno Sci sx Emperadrr . sr
pals neutral Rsina eaisna eompista "a
toda Ia naei6u. > 81 pasbio no - IA
dado euen;a del visls del sx-Emp.Ta-
dor. Sc ahrma cue 81 dssiFsrsdo esen-
a con nals d. 1900 ssi1adss aus sa'aa
d.spusst9s rslnssalaFis e. 81 tf5Fss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
LA IMPAsIBILIDAD DE AIEHiANTA
MoLEsTA MUcHo

LoNDRES, mario 31.-El iefe Dc
Gobierno. Lloyd George. Ministro de Il
Guerra el mariscal Wilson. han con.
ferenciado acerca dc las en6rgicas "a
pidas medidas que han dc adopsarso
case que Alemania sc nicgue a entire
gar los 1900 100000 de nlrcos el ] dc
mayo.
Les periodicos lordinenses poneu dc
relieve la impasibilidad con que con-
templa Alemania Ia invasion dc sus
territories sin que hasta ahora haya
demos;rado su irtenci6n para pagar con
ell fin de evitar la ocupsci6n de nnevs-
provincias y que los Aiados "con'ro
len Ell Rhin.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
I'll ACCIDENTE AUTOMOvILISTA
De AVER P0R La MADRUGADA

En- la curva de "a nluertes' ocurrio
en- Ia nadrugada, de aver un vioisnto
choaue Ae aatom6viles, deg cuaf fsgul-
taron heridas wards personas, dos de
elias de .gravedad
Un autom6vil Dodge que iba con
direccioi > santurce, choco con un .Hnd
SON, del licenciado Lefebre, quedando
ambos vehiculos conpletsmente destro-
zados .p Ei
Recibio heridas graves el chauffeurn
del Dodge Jose Rodriguez, quien' pa.
SO al ssAnxilio Mutuo ssi como tasa
bien los Dasajeros Dannars BIOS, Ma
ria M IFer4iar aez, Angel Gonzalez, r.
mon Paoli, Joan 1stian, Il sargeat5
Lorenzo n6lE la u q gaasaia Basili0
Qse result taron con contrsie.
mes, algilnosl heridas laves, otross
segdn inforlna Ia policia 81 acciden
te 81 debi6 a negligencia por parte del.
sschanffelr del I Dodge, auien co I
flo la curva, ptecisamerte ,por 81 aisuo
Eaflo en- que debia pasart eI TIuds on :.
MilagIosaneute el accidenEe no Ia tei
nido peores consecuencias, dada IA for I
ma aparatosa en- que oclirrio Ell choquS
Z II : = s 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
LOS 'RoJos' LLENAN DE TERROR
Ell NoRTE DE ITALIA

ROMA, mario 31.-Aparte del infor
me del Gobierno. Sc reciben 1nuy pocas
notic.ss acerca de los sangrientos mott.
mes ocurridos en- Milan.
Hasta aver los incidentes fueron ais.
lados. A partir de anoche. bandas arma-
das hicieron su aparici6n. y Ell fuego de
fusileria generaiiz6se pOr todas parties.
Parece que el ntimero dc ssldados nue.
tos Y heridos es muchO mas e'evado qgs
ell que indica el communicate Ohcial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
Sc TRABAJA PARA QUE LA
MoNARQUIA SEA REsTAURADA

PARIS, MARIO 31.-Un telegrama pro
cedente de Berlin. dirigido a lie Jour
nal'' dice que EN- todo Alemania se agt
ia un movimiento que tiene por objeto
la restauraci6n de la monarquia
Todos los peri6dicos dc Berlin diccn
que esta campafa esta apoyada por los
comunistas, y, a la vez. haccn constar
que el Gobierno dehe aumentar las re-
servas, asi como tan:bien todos los cuer
pos del ei6rcito para evitar que es.s
propaganda continue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
NANAT AGUAS Y BA-
SON FOcOS
De EGUNDARIOS


Ag Para confrRna desvirtuar ciertos
linora circplaa es acerca de que va
ss{os puq e mas de la isla estaban con
aQiho 3cos de peste secun-
n lrics. eI gistarnos aver con cl
MOI RkeN del Laboratorio bio
saco dc dudas. infof-
pHeblos de Nanatl,
Caguas v Bayain6n no son tales To-
cos de peste .secundarios. toda veg cue
el Iabofatorio no habfa comprobado
ringuna rata spositiva por B. PESTS,
cue procediera de algunoFde esos puc-
bios Como la infection de las ratas--
nos dijo Ell galeno-precede siempre
la misna en- la criatura humana, ha-
bria que comprobar la existencia de la
primera en- tai cual lugar para poder
decir que ese era un foco de peste Sc
cundario, cosa que no ha sucedido en-
Caguas, Bayamon nj en- Manati.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
26, 800, 900, 900 900

FL DR.. w. H. Ballou escribe un ar
ticulo en- Ell cual asegura que el cuer-
po humane, segun opina ell DR.. Menu
rrich, professor de la Universidad de
Toronto, contiene 26,5OO,OOO,OOO, 900, :
600 de c6lulas.
Es 10 suficiente para que cualquie-
ra 10 lame la atencion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
los TRLANDEsEs LANZAN TIES
BoMBAs A sUs ENEmrCos

DUBLIN. mario 80 -Anochs. - una
cslio eentrica Dc la ciasad Gc Cora. fus
ron larzaaas tres bsHbss explosives
sCbTc tar auiom6vil
los soidsfos cue 10 ssapaban eontss
t'rou ia asssa o. dlspafsna1 SIS o.
siies.
Pesultaron hsrtios tres soida6ss y
algunes mismhros &c ia psbisci6a civil
que psfaban pcr squsi $50. gns fas
t~y pr5n's inandaf6 &c sarrr,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
GANGA

Sc vende un TRUCK
"SAURY" de 5 toneladas
con gomas Firestone, casi
nuevas, por. $500.
Dirfjase enseguida a
BRUNET, SAENz y CO.,
Alleh go, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.