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THE FLIVVER EMIGRANT

THE FLIVVER EMIGRANT
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 That penalty climate another problem that going arouse California the coming that of the from Texas Arkansas Iowa and many
 
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 going nivver tourists who in California? them, will become public charges Several days there grounds Douglas They attended by their friends Until the matter called to the attention of the pro-
 
 therefore neglected physicians What must 100 nivver tourists those travellers have left their home states have been and general apparently original idea in deciding undergoing remarkable California all who What will eventually become being conducted Co in route? The day when had plenty of spend The majority travellers today al broke safely happen he appears o the their troubles
 
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Agreement Between Japan and China on Shantung Announced

TOXIC, Dec. 1.-(By tho Associat- ed Pressl The foreign office announc ed the signing at o'clock this morn ing of the agreement between China and Japan concerning Shantung.
 The transfer of all Japanese inter ests in the province of Shantung will take place at noon December five, when all the Japanese troops will be evacuated.
 Some matters, however. will be left for settlement after the evacuation.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS December i, 1905

Information was given out last night by Superintendent Parnall, of the c. & A. that Arthur HOule had been appointed to be superintendent at the Douglas shelter of the company succeeding Superintendent Wood, re signed. Mir Houle assumed his new duties yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

Globe Parent is former mmigra- ton officer at Fl Paso. Texas.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEMS
 December i, 1905

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Argument was heard by the Supreme Court of che U. S. today in the case of J. Ed ward Addicks and A. w. Callinborg vs. the Cobre Grande Copper Company the Greene Cananea Copper Company, w. C. Greene and others. The proper ty involved is said to be worth $5,000- 900.
 BALTIMORE, Dec l. Jack John- son and Young Peter Jackson met ill a 12-round fight before the Eureka club tonight. At it's conclusion no de- cision was given. Johnson had under taken to knock Jackson out within 12 rounds. Johnson pounded him unmer cifully whenever he could reach him. but was unable to score knockout blow.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02
AROUND THE COUNTY

ball did not strike the lad il a more vital spot
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

The Chiricahua Cattle Company has g large force of cowboys at work in the vicinity of the West Well in the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

Sulphur Springs valley engaged in the roundup of horses which have been sold to an eastern buyer and will be shipped from Wilcox to the Kansas City market.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

Mrs. s. Mandeville. proprietor of the Ideal restaurant on Main street Thurs day about noon entered the Orient and
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

Blinded by the living soreen" of caterpillars hanging by their sus- pension threads, a motorist recently lost control of his car ard ran over a bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 1. - Ac- cording to reliable reports there have been 5000 political murders in Mace donia during the last eleven months
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02
MOVIES AT "Y"

The Y. M. c. A. movie program for the children of the district this after noon at o'clock presents extra good talent.
 Lucille Lee Stewart plays the lead ing role in The Eleventh Command ment in five reels produced by RalDh w Ince. The laugh-maker this week is Cullen Landis in By Fowl Means. ' The travel picture takes us through old Virginia.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. IN. o. Mur phy. ex-governor of Arizona, arrived today from Arizona. MT. Murphy an nounced that he will stay here during the session of congress and fight the passage of the joint statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

ST. PETERSEUR Dec 1. = The crisis continues. The telegraph tieup throughout Russia is practically con- plete and the government is ignorant of what is happening in the interior of tho country.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-02

Joe Hughes returned to the city yes terday from Douglas. where he pur- chased a fine team for the wagon of the New Method Laundry which he recently asquired.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-05-18
Social Items;

Seven O'clock Dinner
Mrs. E. B. Carisch entertained at
dinner and bridge Friday evening.
Picnic in Glen Park
The Lakota Club held picnic in
Glen Park last Thursday afternoon.
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Matt Elertson entertained at
a one o'clock bridge luncheon yester-
day.
Afternoon Party
Mrs. A. L. Ewing entertained sew
eral friends at her home Monday af-
ternoon.
One O'clock Luncheons.--
Mrs. E. E. Buck entertained at one
o'clock bridge luncheons Friday and
Saturday.
Bridge Luncheon
Miss Elizabeth Spalding entertain
ed at one o'clock bridge luncheon
yesterday.
Eighty third Birthday
Relatives of Mr.. A. H. Lord gath
cred at his home yesterday to help
him celebrate his eighty-third birth
day anniversary.
Shower Picnic
The teachers of the Public schools
gave shower at Glen park last week
for Misses Inez Upgren and Janice
Allen. Each was presented with
sherbert glasses.
Tuesday Club, May %
japanese People
Traits and Home Life
Mrs. Sutherland
Theatres and Amusements
Mrs. Spence
A Summary and Prophecy
General discussion
Music
Hostess-Mrs. Davee
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SOUTH MARKELL

Mrs. l. Sebion will entertain the La
dies Aid Friday, May 26, instead of
on the 18th, as formerly announced.
Arthur Baardson arrived home last
week to see his father, who is still
seriously i'll. Arthur has been IN
Portland. Ore, the past two years.
Miss Hannah Bjsrkeng started her
term of parochial school this week.
Mrs. Swenson died last week. The
funeral was held Sunday. Obituary
next week.
There was large attendance at the
community meeting last Friday eve
ming. A fine program was given.
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Local News

For Sale--Raycycle Bicycle, inquire
at this 0ffice.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Webster spent
Saturday in New Richmond.
A son was born to Prof. and Mrs.
C. G. Stratton Sunday, May 18th.
Mrs. Walter White is at the Miller
Hospital in st. Paul for medical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Sheldrew Wis
tied the latter's brother at Plum City
Sunday.
The Red & White nine will play
Luther college on the local schools
diamond Saturday.
Miss Lillian Gay Of ST. Paul visited
over Sunday at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. A. N. johnson.
Leon Deneen Of New Richmond Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of his
sister, Mrs. w. P. Knowles.
Raymond Butler Post No. so, The
American Legion, is to stage Fourth
O. July celebration at New Richmond.
Mrs. C. w. Ensign returned home
Tuesday from Spokane, Wash, where
she had spent the winter with her
son.
Dance at the New Centerville pavil-
ion Friday night, May 10. Music by
Al's Xylophone orchestra OF River
Falls.
Miss Minnie Everson, who teaches
at Saltwater, visited over Sunday at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Everson.
James Richards returned to Scran-
ton, N. D., Friday after visit at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Richards.
Miss Claretta Schoonover, who
teaches at Winona, Mimi, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. A. M. Schoonover.
More people than ever are coming
to our dances-next regular dance
Friday, May 26 at Fair Ground Paw
ilion. Ellsworth, Wisconsin--adv.
Mrs. Ralph Bredahl and children,
who spent the winter at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Richards, left Sunday for their home
in Minneapolis.
H. A. Hagestad and family are
moving into the Thorsen house, for
merly occupied by the kircher lam
ily. and the Kirchers are moving into
the Hagestad home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Patton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice of st. Paul and
Miss Ann Spalding of Minneapolis
motored down from the city and spent
Sunday at the Spalding home.
You will surely have a better time
than ever at our next Fair Ground
Pavilion dance May 26. Music bet
ter than ever, good lunch, and every
thing arranged for your good time.
adv.
E. c. Roberts, Optometrist will be
at Gladstone Hotel, RIVER rails, Tues
day, May 23rd. Glasses fitted that
will relieve all Eyestrain that causes
Headache, Dizziness, Floating Spots,
Nervousness, Sore and Inflamed eyes.
Cross eyes, Cataract, etc.--adv.
7 The Consolidated Lumber Co. is
having considerable improvements
made in its buildings on So. Main
street. The work shop, over which
Vic. Scott presides, is to he used as a
show room, and asshop for Vic. IS
being built across on the east side Of
the street. Several other changes in
the present arrag cement of buildings
adjoining the new shop are contcn-
plated.
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Eat more of shepard's Honey!

Eat more of Shepard's Honey!
Ralph Hanson of Fairchild visited
with friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Winter visited in St.
Paul from Thursday until Saturday.
Prescott Pavilion dance Friday eve
ming, May 49,; Flanders orchestral
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bake and son
of Baldwin visited relatives in the city
Sunday.
Forest Wyman of Grand Forks, n.
D., visited friends in the city the first
of the week.
Mrs. J. w. Allard returned home
Monday from four months visit
through the West.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Tyler of the town OF River
Falls Saturday, May 10.
w. McKahan is in Eau Claire to-
day taking the State Board examina-
ton for BARRIERS license.
Raymond Thayer underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Peo-
pies Hospital here Tuesday.
Come where the big crowd gathers
Fair Ground Pavilion dance at
Ellsworth, Friday, May 26.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Rock of Hudson
visited over Sunday at the home OF
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. v.
Williams.
Mrs. j. Dennis and daughter, Miss
Lois, of Downing, visited over Sunday
at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
james Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cheney and three
children, of Downing, were guests at
the home of Mrs. Cheney's brother,
F. w. Finn Sunday.
DR.. Clough's next date is June 10
at the Gladstone See him for all eye
troubles. Ask his patients. Eau Claire
office Drummond Bldg. Cover Samuel
sons. adv.
C. J. Kenpe has resigned as mana
ger of the Firemen's Opera House in
Ellsworth after 18 years service.
George Kyle of Spring Valley sue
ceeds Mr. Kempe.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Faber at Chaska,
Mimi, Thursday, May 18th. Mrs.
Faber is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Richards Of this city.
DR.. T. L. Harrington of Milwaukee
will address the Pierce county Medi-
cal Society Friday evening, May 26,
at the Armory. His subject will be
s'The Early Diagnosis of Tuberculos-
isl
A representative of large manu-
featuring house from Minneapolis will
be at the John N. Black store Friday
and Saturday, May 10 and 20 and hold
a sale of ladies suits, coats, silk dres-
ses, also wash dresses in gingham,
yoiles and organdies.-adv.
The annual meeting OF the Eau
Claire District of the Baptist church
is being held at Knapp. Those from
River Falls who are attending are
Rev. and Mrs. Bowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Taggart, Mrs. O'Mara, Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs. Dopkins and Peter Bel
lum.
F. H. Wangerin of st. Paul is now
engaged as bookkeerer at the Stew
art Mercantile Co. store. Mr.. Wan
germ and family will occupy Inc W.
E. Tubbs house on Third street while
the Tubbs family are at Scion Springs
this summer. The latter expect to
leave about June A., and meanwhile
Mr.. Wangerin has rooms at the Mat.
Elertson home.
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homework. Phone 72.--adv.
Chicken Dinner every Sunday al
the Gladstone, Csc per plate.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Webster Of
New Richmond visited in the city
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Spalding of St.
Paul visited at the home of the for
raer's mother from Friday to Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Michaelson and
daughter, Miss Clarice, of Saltwater.
visited at the C. A. Smith home Sun
day.
A special meeting of the Rod &
Gun Club is to be held at the Armory
at 8 o'clock tomorrow friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. nj. Baldwin and
daughter, Miss Betty, of st. Paul,
spent the weekend with friends in
the city.
Mrs. Ragna Griffin has moved to
1T E. Maple street, across from the
River Falls Hotel, and is there prepar-
ed to do henstitching and weaving.
Following the regular services at
st. Mary's church in Big River Sum
day big dinner will be served, after
which there will be a program by the
children.
Now is the time to start working
for the $1,000 prize. Read the, Puz-
zle Picture rules, then study the pic
ture for "B" words. See the picture
elsewhere in this issue.
The Otto Kulstad family have
moved to the city from Pennington,
and, with Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Kul-
stad, are occupying the G. N. Wiger
house on the West Side.
Word has just been received here
of the death of Mr.. George Cornwell,
at Little Falls, MINI. Mr.. Cornwell
was for many years proprietor of the
White Front Restaurant in River
Falls.
..
Richmond today after spending the
past week here assisting in the care
of her sister, Mrs. Nettie Collins.
Their sister, Miss Lottie Thayer, of
New Richmond is here also, caring
for Mrs. Collins.
DIR. C. A. Dawson, Alderman James
Peterson and R. P. Colwell of this
city were initiated in Lodge No. CO.,
B. P. o. Elks at Hudson last evening.
Al's orchestra of this city furnished
music as feature of an entertain
ment program there that evening.
George Tappins has sold his farm
on Hudson Prairie formerly known as
the George Thompson farm, to W. i.
Schofield and son Fred. Considera
ton, $21, 100000. Mr.. Tappins has
taken the dray business of Schofield
& Son in part payment Hudson
Star Observer.
Among those from out of town who
were mere w dIlCitu LiiC iohCioi VI
Mrs. j. G. West last Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Scott, Miss Myrtle
West, Miss Ruth Scott and Messrs.
Earl, Herbert, Morris and Albert
Scott of st. Paul, w. H. West, A. H.
Cochrane and Mrs. A. HI. Gilbertson
of Minneapolis, Mrs. A. Fenton of
Beldenville, Mrs. E. w. Cone of St.
Paul, Mrs. Frances Merriman and Mr..
and Mrs. E. Nelson of Ellsworth.
At a conference held in Ellsworth
last week, the following delegates
were chosen to represent Pierce
county at the Citizens Republican
State Conference convention to be
held in Milwaukee June 1: Geo. B.
Skogmo, j. d. Linehan, j. L. Bed
dali, VIM. A. Kay, F. w. Carpenter,
duff Halls, Walter Yates, A. H.
Lambright and r. B. White. The
county organization elected Mr.. Bed
dali as permanent chairman and F.
w. Carpenter as secretary.
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Mrs. Prucia and Miss Rosa Cheney
returned home Friday evening from
an extended visit in California.
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5DoNDE LIE DEsPACHAN SUS
RECETAS?

81 interesa I'd, como hay que su-
ponerlo, la salud ell bienestar de su
familia, debe estar seguro de que las
prescripciones que da su medico con
tanto cuidado, han de ser despachadas
en- una farmacia y por un professional
en- los que pueda I'd. tener confianza.
La Farmacia Capella Sc ma fundado
sobre la bien cimentada base de la
eficiencia, y el Lcdo. Antonio Capella,
que esta al frente de la misma, tiene
20 afios de practica professional. mo cs
esta una EXCELENTE GARANTIA
cue Sc lie brinda? Tel6fono 1897, San
Juan, Salvador Brau 46. Advt.
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UNA GRAN FLOTA SALDRA
PARA INGLATERRA

WASHINGTON, julio 23.- De
bido a la gran crisis del carbon por
que atraviesan los Estados nidos, ell
gobierno americana ha creido conve
niente enviar Inglaterra una flota
de barcos en- busca del utilisino pro
ducto.
La huelga de mineros pronto ha-
bria conseguido su obieto de parali-
zar todas las inGlstrias americanas,
aeno ser por el "Shipping Board"
que ha reunido cuarenta mas bar
cos para importar medic million de
toneladas, preventivamente.
Los vapores disponibles seran con
tratados para traer a los Estados
Unidos, mensualmente, dos millones
dc tonelaGas.
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UNA PEDRADA A UNA sENoR1TA

En- la carretera que conduce de Loiza
q Rio Grande, en- momentos en- que Ell
Sr. Jose r. Robert, Administrator de
Ia Central Plazuela, de Barcelonettt,
Viajaba en- su automovil con sus hijos
Ia senorita Carmen Robert y Julian Ro
bert, dos individuos que Sc encontra-
ban en- la orilla de la carretera lanzaron
una piedra contra ell vehiculo, hiriendo
a la seforita Robert en- ell labio supe-
rior.
La policia investiga los hechos.
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N0TAS DE LA CRUZ
ROJA AMERICANA

Los siguientes parrafos han sido to-
mados del informe leido por la senori
ia Kathleen d'Olier. directora del Cuer
po de enfermeras de la Cruz Roja Anne
ricana, ante Ia Junta Annual celebrada
en- la Biblioteca Carnegie la tarde del
lunes, II del corriente.
Dice la referida seilorita:
''En la actualidad la Cruz Roja tie
ne establecidas siete clinicas; de estas
la de Puerta DE TERRA es la unica que
ha estado funcionando todo ell aio de
1922.
663 reci6n nacidos han sido examina
dos durante Ell afio y han recibido aten
ci6n cuidado 254 muJcres gestantes
A pesar de que ell trabajo de las en-
fermeras ha tenido que limitarse las
mad1es sus infantes, no ha sido
possible rehusar asistencia otros mu
chos casos, especialmente de nifos es-
colares. Sc ha prestado ayuda a mu-
chos alumnos de las escuelaS del ba-
rrio para la correction de ciertos de-
fectos fisicos. Varios oculistas de San
Juan han facilitado su cooperation to
mando su cuidado muchos casos, al
gunos de los cuales requerian interven
cion quiriirgica.
Las intermediates han visitado Pc
ri6dicamente Ell Hogar Infantil y to-
mado su cargo la asistencia de algu
nos niiios enfermos acogidos por Ia ms
titucion.
Ell mayor obstaculo para la realiza-
ci6n DE nuestro trabajo durante ell afio
ha sido la horrorosa condicion de las
viviendas causa del dragado del puer
to. La situacion no lla variado mucho
y es casi impossible tratar de salvar
Ia vida de criatltras cuyos hogares Sc
'encuentra bajo algunos pies de aqua
cenagosa y contaminada.
A pesar de todo, debo citar aqui las
estadisticas suministrdas por Ell Depar
tamento de Sandal references al ba-
rrio de Pucrta de Tierra, muy alenta
doras para nuestra organization.
Helas aqui:
JUNO DE 1920 julio de 1921
Defunciones de nifios reci6n nacidos,
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Ell BUQUE MADRE
DEL "OLYMPIA'
VIGILISE LA VENTA DEL PES
CADO EN- SANTURCE.

Los inspectorcs de alimentos deben
vigilar los puestos de pescado en- San
turce. Este articulo Sc vende 80
centavos libra y casi Siempre en- NAL
cstado.
La Sanidad Gebe ocuparse un po-
co mas de los alimentos que Sc ex-
penden al publico, pues no solamen-
te produce febres tifoidea ell aqua
contaminada, sino tambi6n los ali
mentos en- NAL estado.
Dejen descansar un POGO a los po-
bres duefios de casas que mas dano
hace aSla saluG pdblica conner el pes
cado y el pan malos, que el cambio de
una alfalfa vieja una empalizada.
Por Santurce solo Sc ven inspecto-
res de Sanidad molcstando a los pro
pietarios haciendoles cambiar setos,
Y forros de sala, por "mor" de las
ratas. Y en- tanto la fiebre tifoidea
propagandose por los malos alimen-
tos.
Las ratas infectaGas de peste, va
Sc sabe de donde proceden
UNO QUE NO ES PROPIETARIO.
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Ell PRESIDENTE OREGON
GRAVEMENTE ENFERMO
A. SARMIENTO,
Socretario.

NUEvA YORK, julio z5.-En osta
ciudad Sc han recibido cablcgramas de
M6jico anunciando que ell Presidentc
Gle la Repdblica. General obreg6n, Sc
encuer)ra gravemente ehfermo.,
Ell Departamnto de Estado msjicano
ha manifestado que la enfermedad del
General Obreg6n no es psligrosa y que
pasado maiiana volvera reanudar sus
labores ejecutivas.
Las noticias dc que Ell Presidente Sc
encuentra gravemente enfermo son fal
sas, ha dicho Ell Secretario de obreg6n
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sENORA ExTRANJERA

De paso para Nueva York, tiene ell
gusto de ponerse sus ordenes EN- ira
bajos de su profession: arreglo de las
cejas extirpaci6n de vellos superfuos
de la cara y los brazos, telida del ca
bello del color que Sc desee, Champus
orientales y desaparici6n de las arru-
gas y. nanchas de la piel, producidas
por Las quemaduras del sol el uso de
nalas cremas, por medic de masajes
manuales con cremas especiales. Todo
trabajo a domicilio. Telefono No. 800.
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IMPoRTANTE A LOS CONFER
CIANTES

Sc vende o Sc admite un socio por
no poaer atender su establecimiento de
merceria, quincalla, etc., que tiene don
Urbano Francisco RTa en- San German,
Sc alquila el local v solicitud Sc pue-
de vender el ediicio situado en- ell
centro de la ciudad. Inmej jorables con-
d3ciones de venta.
Para informes dirijase al mismo esta-
blecimiento, al apartado 81, San Ger
man a sres. Ria Ginorio y Co., apar-
tsdo 334 Mayagiiez, P. r.
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COMITE DE VETERANOS
ANO 1922.

600 soldados y sus familias han re-
cibido ayuda pecunaria, ascendiendo a
$3.50 Ia cantidad invertida en- este
socorro.
Reembolso Gle cantidades dadas en-
prestamos algunos soldados y familia
res suyos, $736.26.
FL numero de cartas escritas los
Ectados Unidos y la Isla en- relaci6n
con los asuntos dc los soldadoE as
ciende a 2,962.
9O5 casos han podido solucionarse en-
nuestras ofcinas.
(Del informe leido por el Secretario
Executive en- la Asamblea Annual de Ia
Cruz Roja celebrada el II del corrien-
tc.) Z.
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PBRo., JUAN JOSE fEBRoN

Sc encuentra mejorado va de la
dolencia que lie retuvo en- CANA, nues-
tro excelente amigo el RvGo. Pbro.
Juan Jose Lebron, sacerdote que go
"a de grandes afectos en- esta isla.
FL Pbro. Juan Jose Lebron ha
trasladado su residencia Rio Pie
dras.
All regodiiarnos por la mejoria
cue ha sentido OIL Pbro. Lebron, fe-
licitamos al notable medico Francis
co Caballero, quien Sc debe la me-
joria, por este nuevo triunfo.