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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

Productia gogosilor de matasc
din Italia pc anul 1922 estimate
la 30 milioanc de kilograme. In
1921 fost Gle 80 milioanc. Ra-
poltul este dat de dl Russell, con-
sulul american la Roma.
Conform unui rapport dat do
Vice Consulul Hanson din Bang
kok, in Siam au VENT, in dccursul
lunci Maiu 1922, 443.50O de yards
|patrati de bumbac urzit. Toata a.
ceasta cantitatc fusesc trimisa din
Anglia. Matcriile dc ibumbac te.
sait, imrortatc pc aeecasi pcrioada
dc timp, all dat un total de 2,4OO.-
600 dciyards patrati Pc pcrioada
din Maiu 1921 importul bumbaca-
riei a fost de 6lS,000 de yards pa
trait. In 1920 a fost dc o.3OO 900.
Consulul Mahin anunta de la
Amsterdam ca fabricile de tesato.
|ric din Olanda au inccput s;l
mearga mai bine acum, dupa dol
ami dc tanjire. industrial matasoi
|artificiale sa desvoltat atat dc
mutt in decursul ultimilor dol ami,
meat s'a mai deschis inca ia
brica, pc langa cele &c erau de.ja
i'll functiune. Fabrica accasta face
multa afaccre Gu Statele Unite.
/ De la Antuns Sc raporteaza de
catre consulul Langdon ca canti-
tatea gogoSilor de matase din
CHINA va trece Ell SS proccntc
peste recolta normala 81 GU so
|pcste cca din 1927.
Conform raportului TRIMS dc
catre d-nul Moran, vice consulul
la Wellington, industria tesato-
riei de lana din Noua Zcelanda Sc
|afla lntr o stare buna 81 foaitc
bine organizata. Totnsi ca nu in
stare sd faca fata ccrintelor inter
ne, ,-asa ca o mare. parte din inn
bracamlnte, paturi 81 covoarc con-
tinua sa fie importata.
D-nul Smith, ataSat comcrcial
la Warsaw, anunta ca productia
fabricelor de bumbac de la Lott
fost mentinuta la capacitate in
Idecursul lunci Iulie. Vinzarea re-
centa lucrurilor fabricate def
nitiv a fost raportata ca find
progrcsiva, datorita scaderci Ia
care a fost supusa marca polo
neza in ultimul tin,p. vinzarile
celc mai principale au fost facutc
in statelc Baltice, in Romania,
lUngaria, in statele Balcanice si
in tarile Scandinavia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14
GRAUL PUTREzESTE IN
GxRI

Topeka, Kas., IA Oct. Impre-
1urnl garilor din Kansas stal nil
lioane de saci de graN putrezand
pc pamant, din cauza ca c&ile fe-
rate llu pot fnrniza nici y Il snta
din trennrile trebuincioase pentru
ttanspottasca lui IN ale state
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o SEsluNE SPEclAlA A
PARL) lENTULUl

WASHINGTON, IA Oct. In de-
curs de xecc zile, presedintele Har-
ding "a decide daca este san nu ne
vote dc cpnvocarea parlamentnlni
Intro yesiune spseiala indata dupS
tecsrea aleasslo lor dir Noembrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14
NOU MINISTRY RoMiN LA
WASHINGTON?

Afldm din sursd dcmnd dc toatd
lncrederea Cd n,i'Nstrnl Ron,d,,ies
ID Washington, d., a. Bibescn, ~
md boInar, star II ccrHt trdnsfef1-
rea sc in dltd tara. Precuns afidm,
.garer,'ul s'ar 0d,tdi Il roOr0aNisd-
rea consplcctd otdt al setciciulni lc-
gafiunes cat 81 Al cetss consular an
|NtGtete Unite. ' 81
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.|egeri|e-
din Ohio
PENTRU CE VOR VOTA
CETATENII DIN OHIO?

CETATENll DIN OHlO?I
COLUMBUS, IA Oct.-Ceta-
tcnii din Ohio vor alegc in No
vembrc un senator in congress,
% de depntati in congress, un
guvernor, un loctiitor de gu
vernon, un secretar al statului
Ohio, un easier de stat, un
"advocat general" (un fcl lie
ministru de justitie al statnlui
Ohio), dol judecatori la curtea
suprelna Il statului. Sc vor a
lege ascmenca 81 slujbasii ju-
deteni.
Sc mai aduc spre consulta-
rea poporului 81 trci amcnda-
mente constitutionale. Daca
maioritatea alegatorilor vor a
proba amcndamcntele, Gle vor
deveni parte din Constitutia
statului Ohio. Amendamentc-
le sunt din initiativa cetateni-
lor, va sd zica s'a gasit un nu-
mar de cetatcni carl, prin ccr6-
rea lor in scris, conform Con-
stitutiei--au asigurat punerca
Ia votul poporului a trei propu-
neri. O alta forma amendii-
rel Constituted este Gle a adop-
ia o rezolutie in Adunarea Ge-
nHrala a statului precum a
| fost, de pilda, in cazul bonusu-
lui soldatilor.
Celc trei propuncri Sc refera
la doua chestii carl framanta
ii-opi,lia publici: la take 81 la
prohibitie.
In cei din urma douazeci de
ami, chestia bcuturilor a ocupat
foarte mutt opinia publica din
Ohio. Dupa introducerea pro-
hibitiei, cei carl au favorizat
beuturilc spirtoase s'au orga-
uizat intro Asociatiune natio-
| nala. Membrii din Ohio au
reusit sa asigure un refercnd al
poporului ce Sc va face in luna
ce vine. Iata propunerea lor:
"Beuturile carl nu contin de-
cat 2 81 3 sferturi percente de
alcool, orr mai putin, nu sunt
! consideratc Gle bcuturi intoxi-
cante 81 fabricarea 81 vindcrea
acestei beuturi pentru consul
mare acasa, este pcrmisa. Nici
0 beutura, care contine mai
mutt alcool dc Jumatate dc
percent, nu1poatc ii consumata
in locul undc Sc vinde.
| Posesiunea beuturei intoxl-
cantc acasa, orr la locuinta, ca
re e pcntru consumarea perso-
nala orr. a familici, 81 nu este
intentionat3 pentru vlnzare,
ori alte scopuri contra legei
nu este ilegala.
M este vote a face percllizi-
til asupra persoanci orr a unei
proprictati fara un mandat dc
arestare, in cc privcstc beutu-
rile carl sunt prohibite de ca
trc lcgc. /"
Adcrentii prohibited au pro-
ltestat contra punerci accstei
propuneri la refercnd deoarcce
char 81 de s'ar vota, ea nu poa
tc fl pusa in aplicatic ciici 9
contrara Constituted fedei'ale.
Aceasta este adevarat, dar sc
spune ca prin votarea amcnda-
mentului propus s'ar lua din
mana authorization de stat con-
trolarea co1sumarei acasa q
beutnrei care contine mai putin
IL 9 ,,o,.oonfo .; frni sforfI1,.i
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CrOniCa Economical
RELATE oFIC1ALA
DEPARTMENTAL COMERTULUI
WASHINGTON

aproape indeajuns semanaturilor
de acum 81 pana la timpul recol-
tel. Marble ploi &c au cazut in
Uruguay a facut sd Sc intarzic Gu
semanatul.
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HRANA.

bilei recolte de steele de zahar,
guvernul unguresc s'a hotarit sa
inceapa sistemul de impartire a
zaharului GU cartclc, ca in timpul
razboiului.
D-nul Cunningham, atasat CO.
mercial la Madrid, raporteaza ca
recolta maslinelor dc Malaga III
trcce anul accsta pc cca dc anul
trecut Gu 10 la suta, 81 ca fructul
este mai mare. Tot astfel recolta
din Barcelona socotita Fl Gu
80 la suta mai mare ca cea anu
lui trecut. 1nsa aparentele in dis
trictul Sevila nu sunt catuSi dc
putin incurajetoare, lar cantitatea
untdeiemnului extras acolo MI
trece peste 100000 de galoanc.
Atat pretul maslinelor, eat 81 al
untdelemnului, continual sa fie
urcate.
D-nul Clark Fisher raportcaza
de la consulatul american din
Sydney, Australia. CD fabricantii
de unit din Australia Wind maria
lor in Franta Gu preturi mai mari
char decat cele depe plata cnglc-
"a 81 ca au speranta sa continue
81 mai departc trimite N tara
francezilor cate lO-l5 mil lazi de
unit pc fiecare saptamana.
Gonsuiu1 pickcrs 'anunta de Ia
Puetra Plata ca recolta dc cacao
din districtul acesta al rcpublicei
Dominidane este cat Sc poate dc
slaba.' Estimatia finala este 3j
milioanc de pounds. Pretul current
|al acestui articdl tsta imbunatatit
81 cultivatorii primesc de la )
pana la Z cents 81 jumatate de
pound. In anul 1921 primeau de
la 2 pana la 4 cents.
Consulul Bcvan raporteaza din
Bahia, Brazilia, ca in primele sase
luni ale anului 1922 Bahia ex-
portal 22l .567 de saci. Cam juma
tate din cxportul acesta (lO7.O67
de saci) a mers in Statelc Unite
81 $3.50 de saci au mers in Ger.
mania. Extimatiilc de export Il
rata ca in ultimele sasc luni ale
anului acestuia vor iesi afara din
tara cam 100000 de saci, dintrc
carl 100000 probabil Sc vor duce
in Statele Unite.
Din Capetown consulul Pizer
anunta ca recolta porumbului pc
1922 in Uniunca Africei de Sud
va ii aproxumativ de 34,l36.OO(
de b,lsels, care, cu un mic ajutol
dinafara, va putca face fata cc
rintelor locale.
D-nlll Waddel, consul genera
in Calcutta, raportcaza ca prima
estimate oficiala a teritorulu
cultivat GU trestie dc zahar, p,
perioada 1928. este de 1892.
600 acre. Pc perioada 1921--22 re
colta trestiei fost de 2,37l.OO0.
La departamcntul conlertulu
$ a primit un rapport amanunti'
despre recolta 81 industria masli
nelor din Grecia. Find prea lung
nu "a putut publica. Doritori
insa pot obtine copi de pc 81 dac;
fac cerere la Departmental Co
, mertului, Divizia Hranei.
S'a aflat din sursc oficiale Cd p'
0 mare nitindere de pama,lt dil
Australia au cazut ploi binefaca
toare in primcle zilc ale lune
septembrie, 81 ca timpul a fost 10
vorabil recoltei. Pc uncle locuri
graul semanat de timpuriu n a ri
sarit, asa ca a trebuit semanat
Idoua CARA.
Pc la inceputul lui August, il
Argentina a dat un inghet, car
If,tsesc binevenit. deoarece . opri
|semanaturile de . rasari. Time
zeala &c Sc alta in, pamant
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CONSTANTINOPOL, IA Oct
Hamid Bcy, delegatul turcilor ma
tionalisti la Mudai1ia, prezentat
All generation aliati petitiune ca
jandarmii turci--S 900 la numar-
carl vor merge iii Tracia, sd poata
dcfila pc strazile Constantinopolu-
lui. Delegatul turcilor a declarat
ca populatia mohamedana capita
lei vrca sd lc aranjezc intrare
triumfala 81 sa-i ospateze 81 ca a.
ceea ri sc va declara de sarbatoare
nationala.
\ Misiunile aiiatc II 'au dat un r;is-
punst formal, dar ci insista ca jan
darmcria turccasca sd calatoreasca
din Asia Minor;i prin Mudania 81
Rodosto, pestc marea de Marmora.
ADMINISTRATORS ciyila numita
pentru Tracia a sosit la CONSTANT
nopol. Noul guyernor al Traciei
este Shakir Bey. FL va merge la
Adrianopol in saptamana viitoarc.
ATENA, IL Oct.--Guvcrnul a
dat putere delegation din Muda-
MIA ca, luand ii considerarc forta
majora, sa sclnih.ze tratatul dc ar
mistitiu.
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CreCiiii Tefuza
sa paTaseasca.
TraCia

ADRIANoPOL, IA Oct, Al
trcilea corp al arlnatci grecesti a
refuzat sa execute ordinul de eva
cuare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

LONDON, IA Oct.-Austen Chamberlain vorbt All la
Birmingham asupra pslcei euvernului dc coaltie All III
treaga Ange este curoas daca vorbca ui Lloyd George
ros Ia Manchester, fl de aceeasi coloarc lu
Chamberlain
The Press., 1922-01-19
SOMERS

Mahlon P, Avery, master of Somers grange and Mrs, Charles M. Gager lecturer, attended the meeting of the State Grange in Waterbury last week.
 A club has been formed in the upper grades of Center school. They held a meeting last week Tuesday aft ernoOn and the girls of the school were invited. Robert Galbraith, presi- dent of the club, introduced the speak CTS who included Elmer Hardy, Y. M. c. A. secretary of Holland county, Rev, J. s. Curtis and l. c. Staples supervis- or of the public schools.
 At the recent business meeting of the ladies Aid society in the home of Mrs. W. A. Pease, the following of ficers were elected: President, Mrs. Charles M. Gager; vice-president, Mrs. Raymond s. Bugbee; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Ernest s. Fuller directresses for fancy work articles, Mrs. Albert s. Hurlburt, Mrs. Ernest s. Fuller, Miss Mary Kibbe; for white aprons, Mrs. Henry A. Pryor, Mrs. Walter Bliss, Mrs. Orville Hum; for colored aprons, Mrs. Frank Combs, Mrs. Louisa W. Burden, Mrs Edward s. Lyman.
The Press., 1922-01-19
COL CHARLES WARREN o1DERss MONUMENT TO

w. R. c. meeting on Friday evening.
 Kenneth Smith of Hartford was a weekend visitor in town.
 A party of young men attended the intercollegiate game at Storrs Satur- day evening. In the game the Con necticut Aggies defeated the Mas sachusetts Aggies.
 Bowling
 The scores for last week are as follows: Independents, 2, Merchants IL; Warrens 3, Manufacturers, O.; Johnsons 2, All Stars 1; R. I w., 3 Clerks, 0. The schedule for next week is as follows: Monday. All Stars vs. Clerks; Tuesday Manufacturers vs, Merchants; Wednesday R. l. w. vs. Johnsons; Thursday Warren vs. In- dependents The Duck Pin league has finished it's ninth week; with Warrens in the lead closely followed by the All Stars. The Clerks are third while Johnsons are fourth, the "Squir- rels Merchants" and Manufacturers are tied. With three point win last week the Rhode Island managed to tie the Independents for sixth and last place. A Stafford team has been formed with the following members, H. Pinney, c. B. Pinney, William Kus- lansky, R. B. Bressau, J. Cote, E. Pal, lanck and J. Cropulli, A match game has been arranged with Rockville for January 26, to be played on the Casino alleys. A return match has been guaranteed by the Rockville manage ment. Last weeks Bowler's Fob and Medal was awarded to R. B. Bressau for the highest three string in success sion, which was 379. He also got a high score of 570 for a prize this week, $2.5O gold piece. Bressau also won five string match game from Ora pulli by a score of 574 to 516. If he keeps on this way he will give Hans Hansen run for his high pin falls The League standing is as follows:
The Press., 1922-01-19
PERSONAL TAX NOTICE

All persons, male or female, resident in the town of Stafford, Conn.,. on Oct
 l, 1921, and liable for the payment of a and town expenses in lieu of poll or military tax, are hereby notified the same is due on Feb, 1, 1922. For the purpose of receiving said tax, either in person or by mail, will be at my resi- dence, Ellithorpe crossing, c. v. R. R.. each day during February. On Wed drug store, Stanford Springs from 10 a: m; to 3 p. m:; on Thursday Feb: 2, at the store of Mrs. H. M. Jenkins. the Post Office, StaffordviIle, Feb. 2, 1 to p. m.; at G. M. BarIow's store, West Stafford. Friday, Feb. 3, from Il
 All taxes unpaid after Feb. 1, after one demand has been made either in person or by mail, are liable to col lection by legal process. F. H. Plumb, Collector of Personal Taxes, Stafford Springs, Conn.,, Route 1, Box 106. 3w41
The Press., 1922-01-19
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS

618EEWMO SG8A1W0
 Edward Ladish of Hartford was weekend visitor in town.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance in Wales next Saturday evening.
 Regular meeting of Baker chapter, o. B. S., next Wednesday evening with 
 John and Francis Fitzpatrick at- tended the auto show in New York last week.
 Angus Park spent few days last week in New York, where he attended an auto show.
 Miss Dorothy Roberts returned last week to the Films academy, Chicopee, Mass, after spending the vacation with her parents on West street
 The following officers of Court of Oronoco, of Foresters of America, were installed by District Deputy Mur- phy of Rockville last Thursday even ing: Chief ranger, Timothy Shea; sub chief ranger, Joe Zamichie; treasurer, Edward Clark; financial secretary, Hugh Ward; recording secretary, Carl Woods; lecturer, w. B. Avery; ST. woodward, John Irons; Jr. wood ward George Slater; ST. beetle, Au- gustus Bressett; Jr. beetle, Albert Fisher; third trustee, M. J., Burke. After the installation eight candidates took first and second degrees and re- treatments were served. The degree team of Rockville are coming here in the near future to initiate twenty five candidates.
 The Stafford hockey team defeated the Rockville A. c. on Sunday by a score of 3 to 0. The Stafford players had little difficulty in keeping the puck in the enemy's territory. Cap tain E. Greene played great game at cover point, while the Rafferty brothers showed some wonderful skating. The summary:
 Stafford Rockville Pallanck Pw Smith Argenta lW Sweet J. Rafferty cover St. Louis Dupre rover Usher Pinney cover point Ryers Glover point Kelley MOusSeau goal Read Score, Stafford 5, Rockville 0. goals, w. Rafferty, Argenta, D. Greene; sub stitutions for Stafford, Lougheed for Glover; w. Rafferty for Pallanck; D. Greene for Argenta; Clark for Dupre; E. Greene for Pinney; Calchera for J. Rafferty; referee, Grenier; scorer, Lynch; timer Gingras,
 The Stafford Hockey team was de- feated at Storrs last Saturday by the Connecticut Aggies by a score of 2 to 1. The feature of the game was that when there was only about a minute to play and the score was 1 to in favor of the Aggies, Pallanck took the puck through the line and skinned it toward the goal, while the puck was in the air the final whistle blew but the Squirrels" aim was good and il went through the posts. Then the question arose whether the :. goal counted. After consulting rule book the official decided it did. In the five minutes overtime period the nutmeg collegiates" scored the winning goal E. Greene, Valentine, Lougheed and Pinney showed wonderful teamwork while Mousseau made some wonder full stops as goal tender. The box score is as follows:
 Stafford AggieS D. Greene rw Mitchell w. Rafferty lw EmicE E. Greene (Capt) rover Potter Valentine Center Ryan Lougheed point Bates J. Rafferty cover point Webbel Mousseau goal Graf (Capt) Score Aggies 2, Stafford 1; substitu' tions for Stafford, Pallanck for D Greene; Argenta for Rafferty; Clarl for Valentine and Lougheed; Pinney for J. Rafferty; Glover for Clark Goals, Aggies, Potter, Emich; Stafford I Pallanck.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-22

sert from my contact with mon ~
large affairs, including bankers ,hst
as a whoie, they are endeavorinr 70
tulhll as they see them the obligations
lna, 20 with their power. Preoccunied
WIN the grave problems and heavy
asks Oh their own immediate affoirs
'ney nave not turned their thouyhtsn,
i've SUM o"'',. attention or their construc
' awe ao,''lles to the deficiencies of agri
cultural business organization ASr,
culture 1t may be said, suffers fro,,
. enc" preoccupation and neglect rather
"., from any purposeful exploitation
w ihen. They ought now To hoo,n 80
respond to the farmers dlgion,,,o ~
''es must realize are their own
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-22

On the other hand, my eon ~ ~
the farmers have filed me WI ~ !
for them-for their sanity ~ i
thence, their balance. Witnln -
year, and particularly a. . R.si |
called by the Kansas state ~, ~.
Agriculture and al N.o. '.oor I n
the Committee OF Se'en'' - ~ 4
met many of the leaders ..,+, i
form movement, and l tes.n n.dne
sincerity that they are endea a, =
deal with their problems Ter, v l
moters Of narrow class ln' -
as explolters of the haple ,,., 81 q
not MS merciless o,.,nnrovoD
honest ment bent on Inc ,"
Of the common veal.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-22

own enlightened self interest," IN -
tanning an abundant and steady flow O,
farm products? " VI
In examining the agricultural, sim.
non WITH view to Its improvement
We snail be most helpful if we moin'
MN Il detached and judicial viewnoint
remembering that existing wrongs NAV
he chiefly an accident of unsvmmo,,I
.a' economic growth instead Of crea
tion OF ma'evolent design and consnlra
cy. We Americans are prone as pra
lessor David Friday well says in bis
auhiraple book, Profits, Wages and
frices' to seek Criminal intont ha
iinu every difficult and undesiroh,a ooo
homie situation" ! Gan posltlvely as
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-22

thought by some to be In conflict with
the antitrust laws Though there Is
now before congress a measure de-
signed to clear up doubt on this point,
the grain-producers are not relying on
any immunity from antitrust legisa.
ton. They desire and they are en-.
Titled, to coordinate their efforts Just
as effectively as tlYN large business In.
terests OF the country have done In
connection with the selling organiza.
lions the United States Grain Growers
Incorporated is drafting scheme Of
financing lnstrumeniallties and auxlll.
airy agencies which are indispensable
to the successful utilization Of modern
business methods.
It Is essential that the farmers
should proceed gradually with these
plans, and aim to avoid the error Of
scrapping the existing marketing ma.
chlnery, which has been SO laboriously
built up by long experience, before
they have tried and proved substi.
iute or supplementary mechanism
They must be careful not to become
enMeshed In their own reforms and
lose the perspective OF their place In
the national system. They must guard
against fanatical devotion to new doc.
trines. and should seek articulation
with the general economic system
rather than its reckless destruction az
II relates to them.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-22

ihe farmers had durng the ,.ar. there
Is today n lower standard ~ living
among the cotton farmers at the South
than In any other pursuit in the country
In conclusion. it seems to me thnt ,,r9
farmers are chiefly striving for a ,..n.
orally beneficial Indignation OF t. .ir
business. of the same kind ard charac-
ter that other business enjoys If 4,
should be found Gu examination thar
the attainment of this end reouiraS
methods different from those. which
ether activities have followed for the
same purpose should we not sympa-
thetically consider tie plea for the
right to cooperate, If only from our
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30
DEsDE sABANA GRANDE

ELECCIoNEs EN- LA LoGIA
.'IGUALDAD,,.- Ell 26 Sc llevaron q
efecto las e,ecciones en- la logia "Igual
dad, de esta poblaci6n, con el 81
guiente resultado.
Emilio Isaac Garcia, venerable macs
tro (reelecto); Pedro v6lez Mercado,
primer vigilante (reeIecto); Manuel
Feralta Lopez, segundo vigilante; Juan
Casta, tesorero (ree,ecto); Hip6ito
Garcia, secretario; Juan Irizarry, hos
pitalario (reelecto); Vicente soltero,
Orador (reelecto); Corgonio Yunque,
maestro de ceremonias (reelecto); Ma
nuel M. Davila, primer diacono; Ma
(Contin1a en- la pag. 14)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30
Guayama, P. R. Die. 27, 1922.
DEsDE MANATI

LA MALARIA EN- PUERTA: Debi-
Go que los pozos abiertos por IA Ad-
ministraci6n para el alcantarillado, sc
cncuentran llenos de aqua, hay el tie
NOR de que Ia poblaci6n esta al borde
de esta terrible epidemia.
Esperamos que la Sanidad local adop
te medidas en6rgicas para impedir que
Sc desarrolle ell NAL.
coNTAMOs CON EAYoS x:-El in
teligente culto amigo DR.. A. ote-
70 Lopez, elemento valiosisimo que go
"a de muchas simpatias por su correc-
to proceder, ha instalado en- su oicina
un gabinete de Rayos x electrotera-
ria.
Esta noticia ha causado gran inte-
res en- la poblacion, debido q que O.
reputado gaIeno es una persona entu-
SHASTA Y progresista, habiendo puesto
de relieve sus grandes iniciativas er
mas de una OCCASION.
Felicitamos al dign0 discipulo de H
p6crates, quien es tambi6n comisionadC
de instruction p1blica.
MEJORAS INTRoDUCIDAS:- FL
e. hotel Comercio'', del popular J
simpatico Miguel soneira, Sc han in
troducido grandes mejoras, contribu
yendo este aumentar su numerosa ]
selecta clienteh. :
Felicitamos Manatf por contar col
un hotel como Ell .'Comercio que n,
omite gastos para proporcionar las ma
yores satisfacciones su clienteia.
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