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Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-28
SHOPS TO REOPEN

FL PASO, Tex, Jan. 27.-The Ell faso & Southwestern Railroad repair shops here, which have been closed down since January l. will reopen February 2,tgiving employment to be- tween 25O and 30 0mechanics. Off ( al announcement of the re-opening " as made today by General Manager \. E. Sweet.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-28
NO JESUIT CANDIDATE

LONDON, Jan. 27.-A dispatch to the Central News from Rome asserts tEat General Ledochowski, leader of the Jesuits, in an interview with the Eopolo Romano, said the Jesuits did not intend to put forward a candidate for pope at the coming conclave.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-28
AUSTRIAN GROWN STRONG

VIENNA, Jan. 27.-Crowns recover ed HOO points on the dollar in the Austrian exchange market today. chiefly on account, it was believed, of London that loan of 2,500,O00 pounds might be forthcoming.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-28
HINTS TO YOUNG COOKS

Taken by copyrighted Manual of Cooking" Send the copy.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-28
To keep juicy pies from soaking the crust

bake them in glass plate in hot oven with the heat coming from below. The glass heats quickly and bakes the lower crust before the juice can soak in. Reduce the heat to finish baking the pie
 There remedies as simple as this for every one of your pastry troubles. Using Crisco for shorten: ing will prevent many of them Crisco helps to prevent tough pastry because it is the richest short ening and works into the dough with little handling
 It prevents ndgestible pastry because is health ful vegetable product. It prevents all greasy taste because 1t has neither taste odor; its delicacy permits the full flavor of the pie filling to prevail This modern cooking. fat is unlike anything you have tried Use for all your cooking and see how much 1t improves everything you make.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-28
Try Crisco in this recipe
BERRY PIE

2tablesPoonfuls Crisoo tablespoonful -four
 l generous pint berries 15 teaspoonful salt
 l orpful sugar Plain Crisco pastry
 Line the plate with part of the plain pastry, letting 1t emerge 14 inch beyond the plate; roll the rest of the pastry into a thin sheet, spread one-half with one tablespoonful of the Crsco and fold the other half of the paste over the Crisco; spread the other tablespoonful of Cusco over half of this paste and fold to cover the shortening; pat and roll into long strip; fold three times and roll to it the lower paste, make few sts in the center. Turn the benies and other ingredients into the pastry lined plate, brush the edge with cold water, set the second piece of the paste in place, pressing the edges close together; set to bake in an oven hot on the bottom; bake about half an hour.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
SAYS SHE GOT
BETTER FROM
The VERY FIRST
West Tampa Resident New Person
Since Taking Tanlac-Gains
Nine Pcunds-Eats Anything

"Tanlac is fast making me into a
new person declared Mrs Bessie
Roberts, 1902 Laurel St, West Tam
pa, Fla.
In three weeks from the time |
bought my first bottle ! had actually
gained nine pounds in weight. | be-
gan feeling better right away after
the first dose and the good results it
seems to me are increasing day by
day.
"Tanlac is the only thing | have
ever been able to find to do me any
good. | am eating anything | want
now and am sleeping better and feel
ing better in every way than in years.
| know there are many people who
need just such a medicine as Tanlac
and | recommend it without reserva.
ton"
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland by CITY
Drug Store and by leading druggists
everywhere.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

LEI Tor Folks crops. retail and whole
sale. Many times | have had people
say whats the use of growing stuff;
you cannot sell it,"
Why take strawberries and other
peri stables out of the county to sell,
when we have the facilities here at
home.
It is a good time to kill bermuda
this dry weather. and the cultivation
will conserve the moisture in the
grove.
Wanted-The immediate delivery
in small or large quantities, some
rain.
The County Agent is at your service
free. Call upon him at his office in
the court house. Barlow, phone 3GG.
Barlow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
N. D. S. Club Charmingly
Entertained by Miss Cason

Miss Elta Cason was the charming
hostess of the N. D. S. Club Satur-
day night at slumber. party, at her
home on 500 South Tennessee aven-
ne.
Red lilies were used in a simple
scheme of decoration
The evening was pleasantly spent
and delicious salad course was
served.
The guests retired at a late hour
and on arising next morning were
served with a delightful breakfast.
Those in the party besides the
hostess, were Miss Mildred Smith.
Miss Clair Streeter, Miss Lois Bell,
Miss Helen Skipper, Miss Esther
Clonts, Miss Jane Law, Miss Minnie
Lee McRae and Miss Lucy Davis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
GOOD FOR THAT "FLU" COUGH

For quick relief from the wearing
coughs that 'hang on" after the
grippe or influenza, take Foley's
Honey and Tar. Mrs. X. d. Drake,
Childs, Md, writes:
after an attack of the flu that left
me with a severe cough nothing
seemed to relieve me till | tried
Foley's Honey and Tar, which l can
highly recommend" 1t is also good
for Group, whooping cough and colds.
1t puts soothing, healing coating ov-
er the infiamed surfaces, cuts the
phlegm, eases hoarseness, clears the
air passages.
For sale by Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
COAT OR TAILLEUR-WHICHs

Both the coat and the tailleur pic
tured are designed to give the wearer
youthful lines, and it is difficult to de-
eide which she prefers for the Spring
wardrobe The coat is in one OF the
new tweeds, simple, but exceedingly
smart in its lines. The sleeves are
cut in one with the back of the coat
and heightened with deep cuffs. Me-
dunn size requires 3sS yards 54-inch
material, with AZ yards .36-inch
lining.
The tailleur is fashioned in dark
blue serge, the fronts of the long
jacket being underfaced and rolled
with the collar, forming long. notched
revers. Medium ssize requires, for
jacket and skirt, 4 yards 54-inch ma
terial.
First Model: Pictorial Review
Goat No. 5000. Sizes, "a to a. inches
bust. Price, IS cents.
Second Model: Jacket No. 1888.
Sizes, "a to 46 inches bust. Price, IS
cents. RSldrt No. $500. Sizes, "a TO
s. inches waist Price. 50 eenti -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
COUNTY AGENTS
NOTES
VIM. CONNIE, County Agent.
Barlow Florida.

VIM. CONNIE, County Agent.
Barlow Florida.
disappearing from the worlds vo-
,anu airy is the word servant" Com
i'~ into prominence. more and more
every day is the word service"
The meeting of the Southern Agents
"a Lakeland last week brought out
iA"ny points Of interest by which the
Agents can continue 10 render real
St"',v" to our constituents.
II, not forget that tho state IIor-
licGlural S0riely meets in Lakeland
May 2nd to 18th. Every POLK County
Farmer ana grower should be there.
Continue to spray those watermel.
ons with Bordeaux also and Black
Leaf 40, for aphis and anthracnosc.
Hrtt,r safe than jorry.
The party that got away with the
grapefruit bloom in Polk county.
please return it, Prcnto.
ing at $500 and $3.50 on the trees, the
recent low price Of grapefruit will be
forgotten.
The publicity department continues
very busy answering letters in detail
concerning Polk county. Letters from
Canada. Information required from
Denmark
Last month ! travelled l .59S miles.
visited l02 people, held I meetings
with an attendance of 597. About 1O5
people visited the office for informa.
ton, 45S letters were written and G61
bulletins We're distributed. besides at
tending to the wants of many new
corners.
Mary had an orange grove.
In Folks most fertile sand.
ANA now that fruit has sold for five
Her suitors bear the band"
with the advent of a curb market
IN Lakeland there should be an ont
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
100000 MARK
BERRY OUTPUT
HAS BEEN PASSED

The Plant City Courier of Satur-
day gives the following Information
on the fruit and berry market at Plant
City:
The carload fruit, berry and vege-
( table movement during the last three
days has numbered twenty-five cars.
I There has also been a very heavy ex.
press movement of vegetables and of
berries. The first car of beans was
shipped Wednesday. Only one solid
car OF Strawberries went out during
the three days. 1t was shipped Tues
day when berry receipts were heavi-
est and totaled 22,960 quarts.
Carload shipments went in the fol-
lowing order: Tuesday, cabbages.
, oranges. l potato, l mixed vcgeta-
bles. l strawberry.
Wednesday, cabbage, l orange, l
bean. mixed vegetables.
Thursday-4 cabbage. l orange.
potato, l mixed vegetables.
Total: Cabbage. 10; oranges. 4:
irish potatoes, ,; beans, /; mixed veg.
etables, 4.
Prices being paid on the platform
are as follows: Beets, S1.25; beans
$3.50; cabbage, zoe; carrots. 81; Gu
cumbers, So to 4; potatoes, $3.50 for
ones and So for twos; English meas
$3.50; peppers S4.35; squash 50 for
yellows and So for whites.
Strawberry movement. return and
average prices for last three davs:
No. OTIS. Av Pr. Return
Tuesday 1904
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

Jacksonville, April 3.-The Duval
county board of commissioners TODAY
ADOPTED a. resolution protesting
against the order of Marion L. Daw.
son, state tax equalizer, that the tax
assessment roll of the county be in
creased fifteen per cent and appealing
TO the state tax equalization board for
relief. Chairman Charles A. Clark NJ
the board declared If necessary the
commissioners would carry the cues.
ton to the state supreme court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

ANYONE looking for apartments of
two or three rooms, with all built
in fixtures and sleeping porches,
new, renting from forty to sixty
dollars call at Suite and 10 Tele-
gram building, phone S26. Clarence
T. Bishop. Telegram building.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

Dublin, April 3.-The chief of the
provision government and his party
returned to their hotel and the officer
who had proclaimed the meeting al
an end followed, declaring that none
would be allowed to leave until Mr..
Collins and his friends had surren.
dered their arms.
The accounts received here do not
state whether the Collins party was
disarmed, merely saying that "some
people who left the hotel were
searched"
Inc telegraph wires around Castle
Bar were cut and when the newspa.
per correspondents there boarded p
train for Athlone they were ordered
by two officers to go to the barracks.
The newspaper men were conveyed
TO the barracks in autos where thew
found A. McCabe. a member of the
Dan Eireann with Commandant Kill
roy and his staff. The commandant
stated that Mr.. McCabe had admitted
he was the first to draw revolver
at the meeting. Mr.. McCabe then in
the presence of correspondents. said
he believed he was the first to draw
the dispatches say.
Dublin man, said to be Charles
Byrne, member of the Collins mar.
~, was arrested and accused of tho
shooting. Mr. Collins subsequently
told the representative of the Irish
independent. Dublin newspaper.
That he had visited Mr.. Byrne in the
Barracks and found him in a cell with
only plank for bed and no bedding
ne said he had asked Commandant
hliroy to parole Byrne, Mr.. Collins to
De responsible for him, but that re-.
quest was refused.
XIII One at Belfast
'ohn Mallon. answering a knock at
me door of his home in Skegoniel
avenue last night. was confronted bv
gang Of men who asked if his son
was in the house. Upon replying in
the negative Mallon was shot dead
A bomb thrown into a bedroom in
the house of John Simpson in Arlino.
ton street wounded two children aged
and 6. "e0u
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

LISTlNGS - Let me list your homes
lots. groves, farm land. etc. Spe-
cial attention paid to listings Of
homes. apartment houses. rooms. /
collect rents if required. Phone S2G
Clarence T. Bishop, Realtor, suite
8 & 10 Telegram building.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

markably low prices. with long
time payments. Most of them car
ed for by the Cooperative Associa.
tion, and are in pink of condition
Cali at Suite 8 and 10 Telegram
building. Clarence T. Bishop.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST - Two month old Bull Pup
pies. one marked brindle eye and
other brinGle head. Finder re-
turn to Lakeland Grocery Company
ard receive reward.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

with Mrs. c. Fl. Dickinson, at SOC
North Kentucky avenue, Tuesday. at
1880. This will be a business meeting
and all members are urged to attend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

LOST Gold pencil Saturday, mi
tailed W. L. X. Finder leturn to
Telegram and receive reward.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

WANTED - Pupils to join my art
class. teach both drawing and
china painting Mrs. j. X. Halla-
daye. 211 South Tenn. Phone 233
Green
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

WANTED - Will furnish office rent
free to young lady who will ans
Wer phone during spare hours. Adj
dress c. T: B. care Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

FOR RNT Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. down
stairs. 500 COZ y. Missouri ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

GROES-I have at Lakeland High
lands over thirty listings of ten
and five acre groves, from two to
six years old, some of the very
best of the whole Lakeland High
lands, thai can be bought at re-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

FOR SALE a The best equipped
Ford in Lakeland 500 in extras.
J. T. Ashby. REQ Dealer, 212 South
Tennessee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

FOR SALE = Cheap for cash, eX
cellent wood range and three
burner gas stove. S12 East Lemon
street. Phone "a Red.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

Bible Class to Meet
The Bible Glass of the Myrtle Street
Methodist Sunday school will meet
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

with the advent of a curb market
IN Lakeland, there should be an ont
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-03

Mary had an orange grove.
IN Folks most fertile sand.
ana now that fruit has sold for five"
Her suitors bear the band"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02

iinO trof in DER Reeicrung D%erit6uOi.
&C. oos @obl oes Souocs i'm 2litgc
boItenoe 9erte; sic foit perriidtcu
8etriebsrGte Dor orei SSabren in Der.
itGnoige Weniden ocrmonoeIt, umo
iibernl itromme Arbeit.
.sSbr ieio ameritoncr. lln0 idl
mcib OoB Sbr Cure nelle @eimat
Iiebt. Bie iolte iic Cure SeeIe nidt
an iih reiben2 lln0 ieIbitperitGu0
lid mont. Sbr mitarbeiten oil Der
@r0Be uno Dem @eoeibcn Cures Can.
oes. Dos tut SIR am beiteub merul
ibr geIeeeutIi6 all DeiltidlonO 0eHtt.
Das wor in fur5en llmriiien Ger
Snbolt oieier beoeutllnaSpolleu Ge-
oe. Die @uitaO 5reniien bier belt,
Sic bat inns nelten Wfut, neile
Soffnung, nelie 9iebe sur alien sci
mat in ole Seele gegolien.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02
GGnaerbnnS in Sruoflun.

lluiere S6neerbiinoIer botten cine
feline, frobIihe 6ubrt porigen Cams
tag uod 8roofIDn gum SGngerfcite.
Die Waiienhore mirftcn impoiont.
llnier SGngerbmo beteiIigte iih ga
ran un0 botte groBe Sreuoe. g(ut
8reiSlingen fonnten nltr oir StG0te.
biin0e teilnebmen, niht Elm ein5elncr
8erein. @tmo 1870 9amen un0
9erren Iegelten bon bier noh grrof.
lDli unO mobnten %5uionmcn in einem
euten SoteI. Dienstag uno N}itt.
nod tebrten unlere6reuuOe nof bier
5uriid. Man ia9t. ooB iic ii6 aud,
eineu gutter Gropfen binter sic Bin.
De 9ieben fonnten. Oas @etter mor
duBerit i6on, fiibI uno argencbm.
Die SoIiiten Ieiiteten gon5 &or5ilg.
lides. ErGiioent SarOing mar Der.
bin0ert, 81 eriheinen. Gr bate iid
ibon porbcr in annapolis our Sdul.
fcier berpflidtet. Die Gage in 9roof.
Inn mer0en unierell SGngern ned
lange unpergeBlih iein.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02
ct. Wsorien. @irMe.

Dos &on5ert porigc ISOLDE gum
9elten oes SdulbouieS 5eidncte iid)
6nrd Die i6onen Stiide, bic porge
trogen mtr0en, redt aus. IS mar
etlpos marm uno Der 9elltd ouber
nidt 10 eroB, mie es lonit bate iein
fonnen. Ser air6en6or bat Dor
5iigli6e Stimmen mo lit gut &c
idult. Serr @umpre6t, ser 2citer
oes Gbors unO Orgoniit al Der Stir
DIE, botte einiee ei9ene &ompoiitio
nen auf Dem Trogramme, %oaruutcr
icin o2uaobDe", oos bon Sri. Smith
gut %Dorgetragen Duroe. Aud Der
bieiige 8aibinetoncr DSGngerbmo@
erfreute unter ollgemeincm 8eifall
nit einigen 2ieoern. YaB mo so
prnnloli, uno Gin 0uett (6rau Sat-
uuo 6rou @umpre6t) iunOen cben
falls grobe Anertenmung. Gs mar
idon un0 niiroig.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02
sImf idwieriscm guitcn.

9em neileH 8otIhofter 0es 0eltt
i6eli &cids, Or. @ieoieIot, miro
fein @efaaen oomit gctan, Dab amt
lid II / d t beouftrogte Oeitihe Seno.
boten Den 8r1iioenten Inn cine Gu0i-
en5 erludel mo i'm Tim &etdtigung
Icines @influiIes in europa uno ma.
mcntli6 in Haris 5ur Abiteaing bon
WliBitGnoeu mo Nusihreitungen I'M
beiebten Oeutlden @ebiet angeben.
Or. Otto 8. 8ieofelot bat iid nod
ollgemeinem llrteil nit ieinen eriten
umtliden NeuBerungen iebr gut ein-
gefiibrt, nod ebe er iein 9egIoubi
gung@dreiben oem@rGiioenten iiber-
reift bottle. Gr ideint ser refte
Monn oltf Dem rehten @Iob ol iein.
@r perltebt, Dab Oos omerifanil6e
@olf Dor alien elm @onoelspolf lit.
Chen 6Sbalb mar eS iebr gei1idt
Dab er gleih BON bornbereiu betonte,
er mer0e angelegentli6 beltrebt lein
III ieOer eroenflihen @eiie an ser
8eiierung Der oeutld.amerifonii6en
SonDeISbe3iebungcn 81 orbeiten 5u-
nal 0eutlhlonO bon jeber ein gutter
&unOe fir onterifanii6e G~r5eugniile
gelpelen iei. 9tes lit prattii6e $50
litif, oie in Nmerifo lire 8irfung
ni6t perfeblen miro. Or. @ieofelot
lit ein Mann, oeiien gauge 2aufbobn
I'M 9ieplt oes OeutIden 8ontmeiens
unO ser Snoultrie i'm 3u leiuem iebr
|midtigen nelien glmte ais oireft Oor-
beitimmt erideinen lGBt, uno ourd,
Den man ein 5ielbeipuBtes, ia6liAes
unO eriprieBli6es 8irfen ermdrten
bari.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02

SEER @rnlt &letid bon bier, ser
an Der Spite ser international
Gales COMPANY, 1902 @oooparo
BUILDING, itebt, 8ermalter pes oWtis
me-O-Sorm~ 0ienItes uno elm
Ntitglieo Der @albingtoucr Sonoels.
TANNER lit, fGbrt am 3. SUM sum
3wefe elmer nllSgeocbnteu 5tuOien
reiie mad europa mo guar I'M 9lui
TRACE Der 9enonnten Sales Company.
@r miro es itd angelegen Iein %lalien,
Ole &eiie 10 ein6uri6telL ooB ooOurd)
moglidit Die seidGftIihen ge5iebun
gen 5mii6en Imerifo uuo europa
nerbeliert meroen, ga er oriiben oos
MoteriaI uno bier Den Morft oafiir
ou iinoen uno ole nSnles Company
babel ais 8ermittIer oielten lalien
5u fonnen bofft. Die geuonntc @e
ieQi6aft beltebt aus @cidGftSlcuteu
uno Nontiers, aus 3oIltarff mn
Observation-Disclosures, aus National
ofonomen uno Serren Die i'm Gefla'
meoienite Grfobrmg buben. pile
meroen li6 bemiibcu uuO ibrc &rdi
te Oereimi9en, Inn Dem llntcrnebmen
5i einem mirtIihen Griolge 81 Der
belfen.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02
Ser ncuc Oentide SOti6aTte.

Der neue Oenti6e Spti6aIter
l6eint elm tii1tiger 1lno taftboqer
Ntann 81 iein. Gltr8 nod ieiner gn-
funft ouf omerifnniIdem 8ooen gab
er cine GrfIdriing n6, in ser er I'M
ter onoerem logte: 9eutihe Weiitter
an%erfennen oanfenOeu Ser5enS Die
iebr nertpolle llnterltiibung ibrer
&inoer our6 Sbre bodber5igen unO
gebefroben 2anoSleute, bic WtiQio-
men bon 2iebespofeten ltno oas orga-
n~ilierte @ilfsperf Der Mmerifa1er
OaS lit Elm glttes, critics &1n0el6iit-
teln 5inii6en Mmerifanern uno 0eut-
lden gelpelen nod elmer ihlperen 3eit
unO ein 3eidcn, 0oB ulIere alte 8e.
fonntihoft nift pergeiien lit. 9es-
balb bin i6 boiler Soffnltng, OoB Die
9an0e gegenieitiger @dtung uno
9ienite, meIde Sic 8ereinigten Stao.
ten un0 0eutidlono LANCER ais Elm
Sobrbun0ert %perbun0enL nod 6ielen
menigen SSabren ser ltnterbre6ung
ernellert un0 berlnebrt mer0en f0n.
men. @lS @eI6GftSmann bin i6 ni6t
geipobnt, iiber bergaigene 0inge 81
griibeIn uno ooriiber na15ulinnen,
mie tic bitten better gemadt mer0en
fGnnen. 0aS lit meiltens nift ser
Mtiibe inert, oentl Oergangene 0ingc
fam man meoer ulgei6eben MAIDEN
nod lnllen tie ii6 dnoern, Mls Sc
i6aftsmann forge i6 fir Die 3u-
fiinft uno iebe 81, iuos jebt uno in
nddIter 3eit gei6eben fam, I'M Oie
0fonomiideI io5ialen uno iA m06te
bin3ufiigenL bic mentaIen &erbdlt-
niiie ser 8elt 81 perbeiiern, Sic iebt
ni6t 8ufrieoenitellenO iino uno nidt
NIT Dem boben tednii9en 6ortI6riti
unierer 3eit iibereinitimmen. @lr
oiele fpmpli5ierte GrobIeme, oerer
2oiung oie beiten a0pfe Der 8elt be
l6Gftigt, mage id mid nidt beron.
aber erlauben Sic mir cine einfaGc
nomiide 2oit, pelde nabe5u jeoes
nimii6e 2ait, melde nabe5u jeoes
2an0, metm nlld Deri6ieoen in Mrt
rnO apsoebnung, 81 tragen bat, III
Ole natiirlide 6olge Der 3erreiBlng
lnO oftmols 3erltorung oes groBeu
@eltbanoel8, mie er Dor 8ebn Sabret
beltono. 9uS hlternationale @el61ft,
weldes jeOe Nation mebr ooer peui-
ger beuotigt, fam ni6t onoers mie.
O~erbergelteat mer0en ols ourh gu
lammenarbeit Ser peridieoenen Na.
tionen altf Dem nlten ~geipobnten We-
&c, menn aud innerboIb nelter 81
Men Die iid 0rrd Die Yrarls crit
ergeben miiiien.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02
Ser 9rof. 0smoI0 @lleth Il

SER &rof. 0slpaIo @uctb uno
Samilie fdbrt n6dite ISOLDE nadY
Oeuti6lano gum 9eillhe ab. @r miro
I'M SCRIPT gum llnterridt an ser bic
iigen Catholic llniperiitp in 8roof-
lano 8lriidfebren.
Ser unO 6rau Scion reiiten in
Oieien Sagell nad ibrer Seimat III
8apern al. Sic betrieben in Nr.
Collide StraBe Elm OelifateIlen-
geidGft oas iie Dor lGngerer 3eit Der
fauften.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02

-NGditen Sonntog 9lbGto finoet
Die @eriammlung Der Concord %
men I'M &lubbails itatt, ST. ser Bic
NitaIieoer uno6reunoe ber5lidit etn
eelaoen iin0.
-Seute, Sreitog. lit cine 3uiom.
menfunft Ser Witglieoer ser Goncor
Oio Doune Heoples 2eoguc in ser SEA-
peIlc Ser Stride, 20itc m0 IS StroBe
q. So, itutt, 81 Ser 6rernoe uno
@lie6er eingelaoen iino.
9aueriuiirite, 2nnOjGser II. Snrfs
edte Sranffnrter, bel
Sn oilers,
1916 &iggs Narfet, Brain 1924
Washington Journal., 1922-06-02
MitoIieoer oes 0eutlden

Die MitgIieoer oes Oeutiden
observation-disclosures, 9iltrifts Scr.
100, beranitalten ibren jGbrlide Mus-
Hug am Is. Sum- 5. S. nn9 Serrn
@rnelt &autb's 2anoiis in Gberrp-
oale, &a., an ser 8aaiton &oao ge-
legen. Man beiteige oen G~berrpoaIe
Sus an Ser 9ten ino s StraBe I.8.
ooer man nebme Die 8lltemont @lef=
tril6e in Georgetown.
: -Nm Mitttpod. Sen "a. Mai fano
Der iGbrli6e Miisfllig oes @rion-Da-
menbereinS nod Greet Sails itatt,
al wet6em SO Oamen teilnabmen
Man erfreute iid zines gemiitliden
Ra6mittaas in Ser i6onen Natllr.
8iS gum SCRIPT finoen nlinmebr fei-
ne Teriammlungen itatt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
Los FUNERALEs DE MR.. MORRIS

Aver, las diez de la manana, Sc lie
v6 a efecto en- ell cementerio de Santur
ce, el sepelio de Mr.. Morris, ex-sargento
del ej6rcito de los Estados Unidos, an
tiguo empleado del Departamento de la
Propiedad de Ia policia y, actualmente
alto ofcia de la Tesorerfa.
Ell cortejo fdnebre que parti6 del Hos
pital Militar donde fa1lecio Mr.. Morris
aconpafabalo una escuadra de sclda-
dos del Regimiento, otra de pohcias, una
banda de mGsica del battalion y muchos
ciudadanos q pie. La fdnebre comitiva
recorrio las GALES de San Jose Y Sal
vador Brau, al son de tristes aires eje-
'cutados por la banda.
Los restos del probo Official y aprecia
bilisilno ciudadano Mr.. Morris fueron
enterrados en- el Cementerio Mi1itar
Gle Santurce.
Enviamos a los deudos del caballero
fenecido nuestro mas sentido pesame
por la irreparable perdida que sufren.s